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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-08-24


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!, RAILROAD CON
Y PAHY.g4 a-sa-ls r9!;g-.
&@A0sI i.

CHARLK8r0NJ s. O., june ., lB11. a.
Trains will leave uhsrleaton DAILY as lol6 4. u.
"A ArriVe nv at Charleaton 600 A. MtlHonda7ste az!
oeg sfsin does not leave Charleston 400 r n, sun.
DAYS. - - y
Train leaving 10. .I6A. n makes through connec-
tton to New York, via Richmond and Acqnta
Greek only, going through In "a hours. l5ign.0
choice OF route, via Rchmoad and. Washington
or VIA Portsmouth and Baltimore. Those leaving
FRIDAY By this Train lay over on SUNDAY In Bal
tmore Those leaving on SATURDAY = remain u s@ua. SUN
DAY In Wilmington, N. y. - !.
This is tue oheapest, quickest and :wost pleas.'
ant route to Cincinnati, Chicago and otner points
West and No Invest, both Trains making con.
reotions at Washington with Western Trains OF
Baltimore and Ohio kailroai. ..r.iGf /
.''''''''O' '-''' 3. s. SOLOMON, 80. ,s.
Engineer and Superintendent.
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Price rs cents a box; boxes for one dollar.
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b A Fun Assortment Of the Best
Too Brushes ,Er
Nail Brushes ~
Hair Brushes
Flesh Brushes ~. =; =
Shaving Brushes
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CPONGEs. -:
Bath sponges
~ Toilet Sponges 80 = =.
Surgeons Sponges
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Make Every Vote Count,

Again we say to you, fellow citizens OF
Charleston County, that a vote cast to-mor-
row for any person who is not o candidate
upon one OF the two Radical tickets is q vote
thrown away. Poll the entire Conservative
vote for independent candidates and you
cannot elect them! What plan OF action,
In this emergency, does common prudence
dictate? That you vote for the best OF the
candidates who can be elected; that is, for
Hobson's Choice. This is not political talk,
but hard sense. VIII you follow Its prompt
iDgs, or once more, in striving for too mucn'
secure nothing at allf 1t Is a gain to elect
honest county commissioners. 1t is a gain
to elect an accomplished clerk OF court. Ii
is a gain to elect q good man as coroner. Ii
Ia a gain to elect a Legislative ticket which
has upon 1t some tirstrate candidates, and
none who ore VIGOROUSLY bad. These you
may secure, and more, by turning q deal
ear to the suggestions of prejudice and pas
sion, and by voting for Hobson's Choicei
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FOE HoBsoN's CHOICE!
:Stt
About tho Election.

The election which takes place to,mor'
row is for members OF Congress and State
and County officers. Iu'sanother column
will be found the official regulations iol
Charleston County, the names OF the man
ayers Of the several precincts, and the honf
OF opening and closing the polls. A quail
fed voter may vote in any one precinct
without reference to bis place OF residence
but every voter, whether he be challenged
or not, is required to swear that she is
.tduly qualified to- vote at this election"
and that no has not previously voted OF this
election. Congressman, and State and
County officers are voted for on the same
ticket. The constitutional amendments;
which all good citizens desire to see adopt
ed, must. be voted for upon separate ballots,
as it is the opinion OF the best law
yers that q vote for State officers and
for the amendments on the same piece OF
paper will rsnder both votes null and void.
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to suit the compiler's notions. General snarpe
has decided to appoint only 1900 speclal aepu =
tiea. OF. three Tor each election district ous. :.
he deems it proper later, more to any esee GU
will be swornm. Tealithus for accepseu 'ae
marshal has issued Instructions relaNve ~
their powers and duties. The former are Ga,
.tensiye; In fact, The deputies a,i"a
election day the absolute masters Oh tue STU" o1.
i,on. Thew are made the Judges OF eYery.o!
fence, and there are twenty-five cases spe' aaau
which are thought to cover enough waen seea
throuah the vicious optics ofthose VINO nave
Invariably been detailed 10: perform tn's
usual police duty, to seriously deoar . gree.
mauy~ independent voters from enjoying 'ne,i
legitimate liberty on election day. ine vi
ioers are few of them possessed Oh aDilils
enough to keep the code OF Instructions ron
their head-centre distinctly before them, anu
NAV be trusted TO make all the arrests tney
can with or. without cause, and look 70 Tue
mnlt,farious dIcta OF the marshars' Proclama-
lion to be shielded.
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& OF THE NEWS.


Il DAILY NEWS, by mail one year. ss' "a
months 81; three months 50 81. serVeoiin ene
CITY at EIGHTEEN us,rs ayees,payaoe sespesat
Piers, or So a year, paid in advance at the once,
THx Ts1.WEskLY NEWS, published on TUESDAYS
rhnrsdays and saturdays. one year "a; s4
months So so; three months 81 :.
Tar wxKkLY NEWS, one fyear'$a. Six copies
s,o.-Fen-coptes7so e~ne-aadress. slS'-
SUBSCRIPTIONS p an:cases payao:e IN a"Vsnee
paper continued after the expiration Oh Tic
tHSnfepaid RI. Htl32Taa %i@ta&a
RnurrNNcEs should be made by Postoni ~
Heney Order or by Express II this cann uoS no
done, protection against losses by man m nev.
secured by forwarding a draft on onar naw N.n,s
snle to the order OF the proprietors OF TEE ssN''
or by sending the money In q registered ies.el.
NOTICES OF wants, TO Rent Lost ana founu,
Boarding, DO, not s1cecdins-a 20 words, 20 GEMS ss
eaon insertion; over %, and not ;eAeesains ..
words, 10 cents eashs insertion; over &c. ana n0'
exceeding 20 words, 50 cents each insertion.
THESE rates are NET, and must Invariably 10
paid In ADVANCE m,o, . m
ADDRESS = RIoRDAN, DAWSON & w"
No. 10 Broad street, Charleston ST.
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For some days past runors have oeen
industriously circulated to the effect that
The News, in declining to support the
Boilers movement. and in advocating Inc
Hobson's Choice County ticket, Is corruptiy
influenced by pecunlary considerations. The
public know how difficult it is to trace
ANONYMOUS ISLANDERS, such as these, to a
responsible source, and it is not surprising
therefore, that our assiduous endeaVors 10
discover the authors Of the calumnious
statements concerning The NEWS nave 81
far failed. We now, however, on the eve
CT the election, think it due, to those VINO
honor THE NEWS with their confidence anu
support, to say, that the rumors in question
are, from first to last, both malicious ana
false.
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vore FOR HoBsoN's CHOICE
The County Commissioners

. To the citizens OF this county 1t is OF the
most serious consequence to haVe thelr
county affairs controlled by upright and IN
t~elligent men. During four years the funds
OF the county have been s%quandered, ana
hanging over the heads OF the citizens ls q
load OF unpaid claims, amounting, very like
ly, to a hundred thousand dollar Ihls ID
the natural result OF allowing the Radicals
to elect tricky and incompetent commission
ers. The Conservatives now have it In their
power to put in office three staunch citizens,
Messrs. G.. Cunningham, Louis Dunno
man and W. G.. Fields. Let these candl'
dates on the Hobson's Choice ticket receive
even one-hali OF the Conservative vote, and
the creatures OF Bowen will be thrust Into
outer darkness, where county checks are
scarce and the per- diem is unknown. But
II the Conservatives vote for third candi-
dates, or do not vote at all, the Bowen COM
missioners will be elected, and the loslpg
game, to the public, Of 1868 or 1870 will De
PLAYED over again. Bear this in mind
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VOTE FOR HoBsoN's CHOICE !
A Black Mans Counsel.

Let any man who doubts the wisdom OF
voting for, and electing, the Hobson's Choice
ticket read the article Of the Missionary
Record, the black mans organ, printed In
another column. That paper, which un-
doubtedly represents the opinion OF the
colored citizens Of the ,low.country, accepts
the movement instituted by The NEWS as so
very great advance" upon The part OF their
Conservative friends. The Record regards
it as "the only true course" for the Conser-
vatives to pursue sin bringing about a state
''oi affairs, which is the. wish OF every good
''citizen of the State, Of every political
''party." The Record says frankly aud
truthfully that 'tho Conservatives, being In
''the minority, can never accomplish re-
'form while they stand off from the colored
ssmen," and it bids us remember that sit Is
"almostimpossible to secure a good and
sable class OF representatives" 80 long
as the Conservatives give ''the cold
shoulder to the only party which
'has the power to elect them" SO long,
says the Record, as the whites isolate them.
selves from the colored majority they a
never hope s'to make their intelligence felt
''tor the good OF their Stale" The Record
looks upon Hobson's Choice as "a sure
'needle pointing towards the pole Of future
characterization" as 80 proper recognition
'of the progress Of events" and it is conf
dent that the future will do justice to the
efforts that are making "to bring about the
.iesired end OF good government and q
''happy relationship among the people Of
''this Commonwealth"
These, fellow-citizens |! are the words OF a
black man Can. you read and ponder
them without being convinced that duty
and interest demand that you vote to.mor-
row for Hobson's Choiee-the flag Of truce
from the whites to: the blacks, the omen Of
a new era Of harmony, progress and peace
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yorE FOR HoBsoN's CHOICE
"A vote against Hobson's Choice is real
" o vote, for. Mackey or for Bowen
Too Thin.

1t is argued that the Conservatives whit
support Hobson's Choice make themselves
by 30 doing, responsible for the acts OF the
candidates upon that ticket. This is mere
moonshine. The Conservatives only sup
port Hobson's Choice because it Is a better
ticket than either Of the straight Radical
tickets, one OF which will be elected IL hob
sons Choice is not. The Hobson's Choice
candidates will be responsible for their OWL
acts, but the support OF the Conservatives
will be to them an encouragement to do
we'll, such as no other Radicals, elected In
Charleston County, have ever had. But the
Conservatives will be morally responsible
for the misconduct OF the Bowenites or
Mackeyites il their tickets, as q whole, are
not defeated. No man has Q right to com
plain OF a misfortune which he did not try to
avert.
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VOTE FOR HoBsoN's CHOICE |
Judge 3. w. meiton-A Hearty and
Well-Deserved Compliment.
From the Camden Journal

From the Camden Journal
1t was more than intimated at the late term
of our Circuit Court, that Herewith terminal
ed our official. relations with the gentleman
who, for nearly two years, has Welded the
important powers over the lives, liberties and
fortunes of the people, entrusted to the circuit
Judge. In these days OF degeneracy, when
the vocabulary of censure Is exhausted In the
vain attempt to express the public sense OF
wrong and outrage under the inflctlon OF In.
competent and corrupt officials of every grade,
1t is a pleasure to be able to write a hearty
swell done of any officer to whom 1t Is justly
due.
We think We express the sentiment of the
people and the bar when We say that the
official career OF Judge Melton has ben marked
by a rare ability, dignity, diligence and cour-
tesy which renders 1t a matter of profound re.
gret that the limited tenure and insufficient
emoluments of the position rendered other
posts more attractive to one possessing those
high qualifications tor the judicial office which
are Judge Melton's.
In the new field which he seeks to enter,
should he succeed, Judge Melton will have an
opportunity of demonstrating the integrity OF
his purposes and his eminent abilities. Should
he solve the intricate problem Of statecraft In
its involved, obscure and anomalous condl-
ton In South Carolina, and rescue the State
from the foul and seethlng sea of corruption
in which she Is now stepped, he will condone
his political offences and enlitle himself to the
lasting gratitude of his people.
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Bowen boasts that the Conservative vote
In this city will be so split up that he is sure
of electing his whole ticket. It is his calcu-
lation that the Conservatives will waste
their votes upon volunteer candidates, who
cannot poll more than a few hundred votes.
Conservative citizens !! will you allow the ia
famous Bowen crew to triumph? They can
only be defeated by pumping for Hooson's
Choice.
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YoTE FOR HoBsoN's CHOICE
The CONSTITUTIONAL Amendments

Two amendments to the State Constitu'
tIon are To be voted upon tomorrow. One
amendment changes the State election &c
that it will be held, every fourth year, on
the same day as the Presidential election
The other amendment prohibits any increase
OF the public debt, without the approval o.
the qualified voters OF the State, at o gene
raj election. 1t is highly important that
these amendments, which ore supported BY
both Radical factions, receive the entire
Conservative vote. Let every Conservative
turn ont and vote for the amendments.
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Notifies in Bankrnp1ep.

TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
UNITED STATES, FOR TaE EASTERN DIS
TKIUT OF SOUTH CAR0LINA.-In the matter OF
ANDREW ]. NOSES; Bankrupt-ln Bankruptcy.
To whom it mhy concern: The undersigned hereby
sNDREWJ, NOSES, Of the Town OF Sumter, In
the County OF Sumter and State or South Csro-
lima, within said District, who has been adJndged
a Bankrupt upon his own petition BY the District
Dated at sumter, the 10th day OF October. A. D.
1872. !. J. WlNN, Assignee.
Oct15.tu3S ,5fa
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VOTE FOR HoBsoN's CHOICE !!
Calf or Tickets.

The Hobson's Choice I Aets may be OBJ
tanned, in any reasonable quantity, at The
NEWS couiting-room.. There was an active
demand for them yesterday. Conservatives
in the parishes will do, we'll to supply them
selves with the winning ticket early this
morning.
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VoTE FOR HoBsoN's CHOICE!
Plehald

Hobson's Choice Is called "a piebald tic
s.ket." Granted But an all.white ticket
can't be elected; ard an all-black ticket
will be elected, In 1874, If the issue OF race
be now forced upon the people. A ticket
like Hobson's Choice, comprising both
whites and blacks, is the right thing to
vote for.
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@oFFICE CHIEF OF POLICE, MAIN

%OFFICE CHIEF OF POLICE, MAIN
eUARDHOUSE, CHARLESTON, 8. O., OCTOBER
18th, l872-The attention OF all whom It may
concern is called TO the following section Of an
Act or the Gener.l Assembly Of the State OF south
carolina, ITO provide for the election OF oflcers
Of the incorporated cities and Towns 10 the State
or South Carolina, passed the 2bth day OF Septenl'
TX. All Rarrooms and Drinking Saloons, In the
Town or Cities where such election Is held, shall be
closed on the day OF election; and any person
drinks on the day OF election, shall be guilty OF .
misdemeanUr, and on conviction thereof, snail De
nned in q sum not less than one hundred dollars,
nor more than three hundred dollars, or Dc I'M
prisoned for q period not iesstnan one month, nor
more than six months."
In comfortably with the above, all Barrooms
Within the City OF Charleston Will be closed from
8 O'Clock Thursdsy morning, october nth, 1872.
BY order OF the Mayor.
octi5.2 john q. MfN0TT, Chief OF Police.
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Whoever eats his dinner tomorrow,
without having voted for Hobson's Choice,
runs some risk Of having no dinner to eat 10
the future.
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HIn1rifipal Notices.

TREASURY DEPARTMENT, CIT z
HALL. OCToBER 18th, 1s72-This ONCE ts
nuw open from o A M. to 2 p. n, daily. Tor Pay
ments OF all Interest," due upon the CITY STOCK.
except SATURDAYS, upon which transfers OF STOCK
will be made.
For the first five days priority in payment
Will be given parties paying Taxes to the city. In
part. or whole. With said interest. All Payments
or Interest Will be made by check, 20 be cashed at
Front Desk or this ,.fice, and where interest Ia
sufficient for taxes they balsnce at par; bat where
less. the penalty shall attach on deficiency,
though paid In currency, In conformity with or
dInance. T. J. COOGAN
octl6 6 City Treasurer.
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Cost ar11 Gonnn.

r OST ON SATURDAY, 18TH INSTANT,
Three Interest Coupons Northeastern Rail.
lv.l Company First Mortgage Bonds, Nos. ID, II,
-, said Ul upUns being for $40 each, payable LIT
september, 1874. . Persons are hereby cautioned
against receiving the same, payment having been
% .Upped. Any person finding the above Coupons
una returning them'ty THE NEWS ONCE VIII be
.suitably rewarded. = :. - oc,l6 90
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BoarnlnQ.

PERMANENT, TRANSIENT AND DAY
Board can be obtained a. No.. ii Coming
st,eet, between Wentworth and Beaulaln sttee.S'
Terms reasonable. OctS.Latnt-
1.-TWO GENTLEMEN, OR A GENTLE.
MAN and his WIFE, Can obtain BOARD,
with pleasant Rooms, upun reasonable terms, at
No. II Broad street, on The south slde, between
Meeting and King streets. octlo
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CHARLESTON FEMALE SEMINARY.
No. SO ST. PHILIP STREET.

The THIRD ANNUAL SESSION will begin the
frat MONDAY In october, and end the second
FRIDAY In July. the term being shortened IVY
weeks TO induce pupils to remain until the CLOSE
OF scholastic year. r.
ANIMATION will be xamined the first week.
prompt attendance requested, 80 that the heg9-
lar Exercises Of tie School be not retarue1;
Pupils entering the second and third WeekS VIII
be charged from the frst. ---,,aro
For Terms and Circulars containing particulars
appiy 40 soo' Principal.
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Refreshment 5aloons.
mineral sperm Oil.
THE NEW DISCOVERY,
MINERAL SPERM OIL

This OIL Is perfectly non-explosiYe VIII no.
ignite at 400 degrees Fahrenheit, and Is entlIeIy
tdorless. For railroad CARS, steamers auu a"el-
Ing houses is Invaluable.
Recommended by the Board Of Underwriters,
Steamboat Inspectors. President o. Onsmoer
trading to this port, and by hundreds
of families WEo are now
using it 10 the city.
Is more brilliant than Kerosene, Lighthouse or
other Explosive Oils now In use:
OIL BUR 'ERS AND az wholesale
and retail BY DOUGLAS Il MILLER.
Sole AGENTS for the state Of South Carolina,
D. alers In Paints, OILS. Glass; DC" &C.
No 90 East Bay, south OF PostoHee,
oct7-1mo onalleslon' % W
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TN THE DISTRICT COURT. OF THE

TN THE DISTRICT COURT Oh TIE
UNITED STATES, FOR THE; DISTRICT OF
SOUTH OAROLlNA.-In the matter Of WILLIAM
GRECO. Bankrupt, by whom q Petition; forsAdiu-
dicatlon Of Bankruptcy was fled on; tbs 8lst day
OF May, A.. D.. 1877, IN said Court.-Tn Bankrupt
cy.-Thia is 10 give notice that on the ID day OF
October, A. D. 1872. q Warrant IN Bankruptcy
was Issued against the Estate'of wv. GREGG, or
Charleston. in the County OF Charleston and state
or South Carolina, who has been adjudged q
Bankrupt on his own petition;thst the payment
OF any deots and delivery OF any property be-
and the transfer OF any property by him, are for.
hidden by law; that q meeting Of the Creditors Of
the said Bankrupt. TO prove ther' debts and to
choose one or more Asslgnees' Of hisaEgtate, will
be held at q Court or Bankruptcy ,tsosne haidea st
No. III Broad street. Charaespon; South OGInltHS.
before J.. O. CARPENTER, .R'gist1x.apa,9the
FIFTEENTH DAY OF OCTOBER a. 1y16f2rRs i'd
o'clock A. n. T. II. WALLAQE,o ~
octa,lb US. Harsnal AZ Messenger.
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EOUND, A NEWFOUNDLAND DOG.
E. The owner, BY giving description and pay:
Ing expenses, can recover the same, Apply ~
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TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
UNITED STATES FOB TIE DISTR1Of OF
SOUTH OAROIINA-lnthe matter OF AUGUSTUS
VERDIER, Bankrupt, BY whom a petition for Adj.
Indication OF Bankruptcy was died on the 9Th day
or July, A. D. 1872, in said OourL-ln Bankruptcy.
Thists TO give; notes that, on tho ID dAy of0cto-
Der, A. D.: 1872 q Warrant. in Bankruptcy was
Issued against the Estate Of AUGUSTUS YER.
DER Of WATERFORD, IN the County. OF oolleton.
Judged q Bankrupt on his WI petition; that the
payment or any debts and delivery OF any proper
" belonging to said Bsnkrupt, ofhlm or Tor his,
use, and the transfer OF any property by him are
OF the said bankrupt, to prove their debts, and 70.
choose one or more Asslgnees or his Estal will
be held at q court OF Bankruptcy, TO be holden az
before j. q. CARPENTER, Registrar, on the nI-
TrENTH DAY OF OcTosER, A. D.. 1872. ct 11to'clock
A. n. -. Hn
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nR. FILTERS VEGETABLE RHEU

IL MATICSYRUP. Z
Warranted under Oath-neVer to have failed 70
cure. %, 500 Certificates or Testimonials Of cure,
including Rev. Oh. Ewing, Media, Pennsylvania;
Rev. Joseph Beggs, Falls Of Schuylkl. Philsdel'
phia; the wife Of Rev. J. B. Davis, Hl9htstoWn,
New Jersey; Rev. Thomas Murphy, FRANKFORT,
Philadelphia; Doctor Jennings ana Doctor Walton,
Philadelphia; bon. ] v. Greeley, member Con
gress from Philadelphia; Hon. Judge Lea, Gam.
den, New Jersey; ex-senator stewart, Baltlmofe;
Ex-Governor Powell, Kentucky, and thousands OF
DE. GEO. CAULlER, Agent,
july1-17r cnarieaton, s.o.