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NUMBER I22.

- e olct15::9d honest administration Of 1ndi.a
el9.3a; S'iding that all records, contracts. anT
3 nor y ,ra relating to or connected With thT
/ ~. - ty OF any Indian superintendent.
sgectios dn1.agent shall be open to public IN
tnae the distribution Of Indian goods and snnr
h Ries snail be nude in public, and, among other
| ;e53' ina1 no vouchers or receipts ahal1 ba<
'Ssa 81 %r III HAFf1N aTs nct fully filed up Referred
tne Interior to negotiate withtRe Creek fndi,nr
7or the oeaaion Of part Of their Taaar1atiaa
Referred. - ~1Ao1A Ae7e&3a11on-
the % dsath ot hs }s hg formally
a. and delivered an eu1ogy, which was attentiTeI1
listened to. He WAS followed b7 Eiessrs V1rFy
ERS, RS, CAMERON, THURMAN, SUMNER. BAY
ARD, and TRUMBULL.
- r.. saM SUMMER in bis remarks, made a11usion
TO seward and Greeley as contemporaries Of
OaV,s, and, Ike him. followers Of Henry Cla7.
al Ad'e1 me addresseH, the customary resolutiono
we're adopted, and the Senate adjourned. 'N
HOUSE.
WASHINGTON SAVINGS RAyFs
On motion Of Mr. MONROE. The bill VA.
Paesea authorizing the Comptroller OF the CnT~
ffency to examine the condition Of the savinrx
Danks IN the District Of Columbia.
TIE TWO PER GENT LASD-aA1E c1A1,,s
Inc House resumed the bill, taken up vester-
1ay, concerning settlement with the Stsfea ~
INC, Indiana, and Illinois OF the per cent land
'lain, !, under the act OF March 8, 1857. '' A%'1''
yeas, 103; nays. 50. p|''0'u
DEFICIENCY BILL
I1e House then went into Committee of tha
Whole on the Deficiency bill, the main item Ct
ooattoVarsy on 70 being the appropriation Of S1.2u.
~ 1or the improvement OF Government nror-
rty IN the District Of Columbia. Withont AZ
osng OF the question, the COMMITTEES. after .
on9 dlscqsslon, rose; and eulogies on the IaIs
enator o. pay1s, Of Kentucky, we're delivered.
Adjourned.
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L. q. Of Q. Z.
spec}a hoaES Nj X9g hereby notified that
and Randophsts., on Thursday eTenn n ontoa
@osA eualp. STEPHEN SENYARD Secn..ta.so' ~. ~ o'aV
, 1872-12-19
REMOVALS,


Masonic,
annual Communication Of C1eve.
land Lodge, No. 2ll, A. F. and A. NJ.
Thursday Evening next, December
IL, at 1880. Election Of officers for
the ensuing year. Every member is
hereby notified to attend.
JOHN WHITLEY, W, N.
GEO. z. HAZLITT. Sec
, 1872-12-19
Z n a. 3 = E!
Pianos.
Grands, Squares, and Upriglb.

These Pianos have been before the
public for nearly 40 years, and their
superiority is recognized throughout
the world. The PATENTED COM
BlNAT1ON METAL AGRAFFE
PLATTE (only to be found in these in
struments) is pronounced the most
Valuab1ei Improvement ever invented.
we WARRANT EVERY PIANO. in
every particular, for an UNLIM-
TIED TIME,
also, g large stock Of the
, 1872-12-19

Masonic.
Annual communication Of Kiwnnfno r,do. n.y. ~,
atonic A Te1a1t 1 thfs Thursd1y) evenag DC R d. fha
eiection - feRte corner Halsted and Randolph far
u take notice and attend By order of tHa IL 1ebera
b. i, DE Lone Soo-ct.-
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The South and tho Election.

The following leading article from the Ne%
York Nation is we'll worthy of an attentive
perusal. Its tone Is cheering, and 1t is q fit
rebuke 10 those petty politicians who spiteiul.
ly insist that the defeat of Mr.. Greeley is the
beginning Of new crusade against the South:
''As the Greeley managers, throwing all
other business aside, declared reconciliation
between North and South to be the main If
not the only point In their policy, and as the
South was thus led to expect something from
the election Of Greeley which would not result
from the election of Grant, there is now some
danger that many Southerners may be plung-
ed into despondency by the result OF the vote
of last week. We think We may safel. take
upon ourselves to assure them that the elec-
tIon of General Grant does not mean any In.
difference on the part of the North to their
condition and prospects, o. any dimiuution of
the disgust and alarm with which the North.
ern public has heretofore regarded the fate
which has overtaken them. The North is by
no means opposed to reconciliation, but it will
not have reconciliation through Greeley.
What the South asked in ths late canvass was
that the North should elect Greeley President
as sign of reconciliation, and as the only one
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IfRMs OF FHR NEWS.

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SUBSCRIPTIONS In all cases payable IN advance
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uoney Order or by Express. II this cannot oe
done. protection against losses by mail may oe
seoured BY forwarding draft on Charleston pay
Able to the order Of the proprietois q THE Ns~s'
or ey sending the money in regi 'e'ed les1er.
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Boarding, DO, not exceeding 20 words, 2s Genus
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words. 10 cents each Insertion; over 30, ana no'
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paid In advance. =,
Address RIORDAN, DAWSON q oo.'
No. 10 Broad street. Charleston s. "
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Patterson, successful speculator from fenn' rem,
sylvanis, and B. B. Elliott, the coioteo
Congressman, who has just oeen te
elected, this time as represensa p,.a.
tive IRON the State at large nil,o.'
relies upon his color. The blacks ana mulav
toes In the State Senate have majority "
four over the whites, and in the House lucy
preponderate in the proportion Of almost s~e '
to one, Elliott and his supporters stronss
urge upon these celored members tne lnpo,.
tance of securing representation LOT tneli
race in the Unitsd States Senate. TO counter,
act this appeal to race prejudice, Patterson ss
and Scott are understood to rely upon sae ~
nuence of money, power which has unlor' @
tupately been omnipotent In the SCUM Oalo'
lima Legislature since the State was recon.
s,rncted. The chief interest of the oontes'
l,es In the fact that the result will prooaoiy
chow whether the preference OF the coioreo
LEGISLATORS for man Of their own race ID
strong enough to overcome their desire TO
realize profit from the disposal OF tRe'i
yotes.n
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About Back Ratfons.

II is given out that the incoming state
Administration intends that the taxes mere
after collected during each fiscal year snail
be devoted exclusively to the payment OF
tbe public expenses incurred during that
wear. The vast number OF honest and dis
honest claims against the State, which the
extravagance, or worse, OF the present Ad-
ministration has suffered to go unpaid and
accumulate, will, it is understood, have to
take their chance to be provided for by spe-
1cihc legislation. Many OF these claims, es-
pecially those based upon support Volunta'
rily furnished to the charitable institutions
of South Carolina, are Of character to de-
serve, and will doubtless receive, full and
speedy recognition and settlement. But 1t
should be matter OF rejoicing to every
honest citizen that the whole mass OF these
claims, good and bad, are once, at least, to
be subjected to rigid scrutiny. Let swind-
ling creditors OF the State look out!
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fdlrs.
A N N q A L f A l r
IA Ga OF THE

t1S OF TIE
AGRICULTURAL AND MECHANICAL
ASSOCIATION OF GEORGIA,
HELD AT sAvANNAH.
conp,nas commencing MONDAY, December I'd, 1872, and
Ile Cen6rsl railroad and connections and At
!antlc and Gnl1 Railroad and connections will
transport visitors for one fare, returning free.
SABRE CONTEST.
There Will be Sabre Contest between the sa.
yannaa AM ana Augusta Sabre Clubs on December
RACES.
Open to thew the world. three or more to enter.
s100 Fastest pair OF Trotting Horses, owned and
used as such. Purse $50; best Singleharnes Horse
Pa;e $40; best pair OF Harness Horses, Plate SIS;
best Pacing Horse, Plate SIS; running Race
Sweepstakes mile heats. three or more to enter
two to start, entrance ten per cent, Purse 5000
COTTON PREMIUMS.
The Chamber Of Commerce ofler the following
For best three bales Upland Cotton Of one p,sn.
ter's growth on exhibition, premium to go 10
planter. $50.
For three bales ranking second In quality, pre-
MUM to go to planter, $40.
For three bales ranking third IL quality, $50;
premiums to go to the planters.
For the best bale OF Sea Island Cotton, $50; next
best In quality, premium TO g. % planter, $40.
For tn best Gin for Upland Cotton 500.
For the beat bushe OF Rough Rice, OF the variety
known as gold seed, premium TO 90 TO plan
ter. $40.
For the best bushel Of Rough Rice, OF the vsrl-
ETY. known as white, premium to 60 to planter,
$40.
No fee will be charged for Entering Of Exhibit
Ing articles.
For Premium Lists or other Information, ap
ply to J. q. ESTILL, Secretary.
Oct28-1mo
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fertilizers.
DACIFIC GUANO COMPANY'S
CAPITAL 81, ,o00. .ooo)
SOLUBLE PACIFIC GUANO.

This GUANois now 80 we'll known In all the
Southern States for It's remarkable effects as an
agency for increasing the products OF labor, as
not torequlre special recommendation lrom US.
Its use for seven years past has esta0llsnea us
character for reliable excellence. The large n4eo
capital invested by the Company In tnls trade
AFFORDS the surest guarantee OF the continued ex.
cellence OF this Gusno. ,,,-
The supplies put into market tois season are,
as heretofore, prepared under the personal super:
Intendence OF Dr. st. Julau Ravenel, Chemist Of
the Company at Charleston. s. T., hence planters
NAV rest assured that It's quality and composition
ia precisely the same as that heretofore sold.
]. N. ROBSON,
Selling Agent, Charleston s. U.
JNO. 3. REESE d CO.,
General AQents. Baltimore.
TERMs-$4s cash; S63 time. without interest.
To accommodate planters they Can order now
and have until the lst OF April to decide as to
whether they will take at time or cash price.
When delivered from the Factory by the carload
no drayage will be charged.
6-Papers that inserted my advertisement last
year will please copy. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
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At PRIVATE SALE, TO CLOSE A
n C0PARTEERsHIP, the TURPENTIN
WORKS situated on Charlie ton Neck. now In
operation In close proximity to the South Carolina
and Northeastern Railroad track, consisting as
follows:
COPPER STILL, capacity so barrels
! Copper sun, capacity 45 barrels.
Copper Still. capacity 25 barrels.
With Worms, Tubs and all Tools necessary for
conducting nrst-clsss mandatory; also, sheds,
Buildings, ono Sfbley & Knowles third size Pump,
and good supply OF water, with lease for two
years OF the grounds,
RETORT. Worm, Building, Tank, &C., for the
manufacturing OF Rosln OIL; capacity o. Retort
40 barrels.
For further particulars address
TT CHApEAU 4 co.,
Postoflce Box No. II, Charleston, 8. @.
Or ZIMMERMAN DAVIS, Administrator.
noy2O-WIm6
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Druss at n)holesaIe.

WYE EARNESTLY INVITE THE AT.
+! w TENTION OF Physicians, Druggists and
the public generally to the
ELEGANT AND RELIABLE PHARMACEUTICAL
PREPARATIONS OF MEssRs. JOHN wYETH
4 BRO, PRACTICAL CHEMISTS,
PHILADELPHIA, Pa,
which have become 80 deservedly POPULAR for
their INTRINSIC worth, the ELEGANT manner In
which they are prepared. and the RELIABILITY OF
the QUALITY Of RAoH sPECIFIc article they are
said 10 contain. First among them is their
COD LIVER OIL WITH PHOSPHATE LINE.
most valuable remedy In tile large class OF was
ting disc ,ses caused BY IMPAIRMENT or PsRVER
fShM shd Pie va eS Or
Bentiel to the organism. and 1t s offered with tha
utmost confidence as an IMPORTANT addition TO
the resources OF medicine against ths diseases
which, In this country, are the most numerous,
and formidable. say CRoFULA In children ami
PULMONARY COMPLAINTS IN ADULTS. "Each o,nce
OF the mixture contains 10 grains OF the Phosphate
OF Lime"
BEEF, WINE AND IRON.
This delightful nutrltive tonic has been so uni.
VersalIy used ana approved, 1t is unnecessary 10
say more thar that 1t is kept up to Its usual stand
ard OF excellence.
'Esch tablespoonful contains ounce OF Beef,
half ounce Of Sherry Wine and grains OF Citrate
Of lron.n
BEEF, WINE, IRON AND CINoHONA.
The combination OF Cslissya Bark with our pre-.
paration OF Beef, WlRe and iron adds the nerve
tonic and anti-periodic effect OF Cinchona TO the
nutritious and stimulating properties OF the other
ipgrt dents. We doubt II Q, more efficient combi.
nation Of tonic, nutritious and stimulating agents
could be prescribed, and ark tie attention ply
sicians to Its use prompt and reliable remedy
In The many cases In which 1t would naturally be
indicated. Each tablespoonful contains ounce
OF Beef, 2 grains Citrate OF Iron, and half ounce
OF Wine Of Calissya BARK.
SHERRY WINE AND BEEF.
The advantage OF administering Beef With Wine
to pstleRts requiring both nutriment aud stinu-
lant, will Q resntly apprecisted-the sustaining
and nutritious effect or the beef often enabling
With benefit, when ordinarily they would be IN.
able 10 take 1t even In small quantities without
occasioping headache, &c. Each tablespoonful
contains one.half ounce Of Sherry Wine and one
ounce OF beef.
We also call attention to the following as some
among these preparations most 10 % use; EllAir
6arSS, Iron and Strychnine: Elixir Phosphate
Iron, Quinine and Strychuine. Elixir valeria:.
nate Ammonia. Elixir Pepsin, Blsmuth and
Strychnine. Elixir Pepsln, Blsmuth and Iron.
Elixir PeLsln and Bismuth. Wine OF Pepsin.
Bitter Wine OF Iron: Elixir Gentisn. Elixir
Gentian, Ferrated. Elixir Pyrophosphate Eon.
BARK Ferrated. Compound SyrnD OF the Phos'
pilates. Com pound syrup Of the Hypophosphites.
syrup Lacto Phos. Lime. Elixir Taraxicum
Compound. Tasteless Cod Liver OIL. Tastelesa
Cod Liver Oil Ferrared. Wholesale Agents for
Maryin's Pure God Liver Oil.
DowIE, NOISE DAVIS,
nov8.tuf Agents for South Carolina.
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Amusements.
RAND PROMENADE CONCERT.
WITH

GRAND PROMENADE CONCERT.
III WITH
GRATUIToUS DISTRIBUTION OF PRIZES,
IN AID OF THE
MARION STEAM FIRE ENGINE COMPANY,
AT THE
HIBERNIAN HALL, DECEMBER 8.
Number OF tickets limited to 1900. Seventy.
seven magnificent gifts Of Gold and Silverware to
be distributed to the Tlcfetholders.
TO THE CITIZENS OF CHARLESTON:
The Engine of our Company having been en-.
tirey worn out by hard service, we were com.
PEELED to replace It by new machine to keep up
the efficiency Of our company. The location Of
our apparatus, It Is well known, requires first
class machine, and with this we propose In the
future, as In the past to give the public our best
services. The proposed Concert ia to enable us,
with what we can save from our pay from the
city, to make payment for our Engine, and we
trust that we may mol appeal In vain to our
fellow.citizens.
Tickets can be procured Of either Of the COM
mittee. I. $. SlGWALD,
Al. JAEGER,
n HARRIS,
1T. WILLIAMS,
nov1s H.N. JACKSON.
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Mast Answered.

In recent number OF Harper's Weekly
Mast gives us apicture Of himself A crowd
is seen in the background rejoicing over
Grants election, while In front Mast is
discovered, portfolio under arm, walking
along with bowed head and blubberIng,
"Is ia all very well for you, but what am l
'to do now!"
This question, asked In fun, may be an
swered In earnest. Let him hereafter devote
bis unquestionably great powers to the pro-
duction Of good instead OF bad feeling be-
tween the two sections OF his country.
Having won a great victory, to which he
contributed as much as any one man living,
his party can we'll afford henceiorth to unite
..-5---.---.-y - WV, ...a w -~lI -,
love what has been won by force. Such a
course would be polite as wise, for cruelty
to PROSTATE foe debases the victor without
adding a particle to the assurance OF bis
success over the party conquered. OF this,
neither Mast nor G. W. Curtis needs re.
minder, and In the glow OF present triumph
it is quite probable that they will give at
least q momentary sway to their higher and
better impulses. Emotions are evanescent.
The warmth OF exultation past, what better
theme could employ the pen Of the one and
the pencil OF the other than the Illustration
and enforcement OF the Divine principle,
"Do unto others as ye would be done by !"
There is another view, one which may not
appeal to nature like that OF Curtis, but
can hardly fail to produce an impression
upon character less cold and venomous.
Conscious Of his strength, Mast need not
rely upon his employers or his party, but
upon himself One would think that man
so capable could but be weary OF playing
bulldog for any remuneration whatsoever.
To be chained In Harper's kennel in order
to be let loose at 30 much per month upon
people, unable to defend themselves, to
worry them, tear them and even rend them
in pieces at the masters bidding, is brutal
life.
Mast should start his own paper. Free,
then, to attack abuses In either party, to
denounce corruption and expose Villany
wherever found, the continent would be his
field OF battle and the continent would sus-
tain him Success would be certain. A
brave, strong man would be in his right
place-hs would own himself while serving
mankind.
We may add that this change would i'm.
prove Harpe,'s Weekly, which, in attempt.
ing to unite Punch and the London Mustrat-
ed Neans, has produced botch.
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DLANTATION FOR SALE.-A VERY
l. fine PLANTATION, situated in Coleton
county, s. O., on the 0rangeburg Road, about
miles from Al Station, s. q. K. R., consisting OF
about 1900 acres, more or less. about $50 acres
OF fne planting land cleared and under fence,
the balance we'll umbered and suitable for tur.
ed on all Sides by the finest turpentine trees In
the state.
Also, q very nice Two Story DWELLING OF the
Ve:y pest heart yellow pice, with sta les and
outhouses for at least Is mules and 20 hands.
Parties wishing to 60 into the turpeptine bus
ness, will find 1t to their interest to consuit
KlNSMAN HOWELL, Charleston, 8. O., or
BOWER 4 RAYSOR,
noV5-tu:8 Georges Station, 8. O. R, r
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cheraw and Darlington Railroad.

At the annual meeting of the Stockholders
Of the Cheraw and Darlington Railroad
Company, held at Florence on the 18th In
stant, a de0iye was manifested to connect
the two offices OF President and Superin-
tendent In one, whereupon Mr.. A F.
Ravenel, the President, and Mr.. S. S. Solo,
mons, the Superintendent, resigned, and
Mr.. B. D. Townsend was elected to fill the
two Offices.
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Our correspondent, s. A. NJ, will have
seen, before this, that TIE NEWS soon dis.
covered the error into which it fell with re-
gard to the number of yearly tax levies
made since the war. This renders it IN.
necessary to print his otherwise valuable
communication on that subject.
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Mnniripal Notices.

NITY HALL, OFFICE CLERK OF
" COUNCIL. CHARLESTON, y. G.. NOVEMBER
2lsT, ls72.-Sealed e-tfmates will be received at
this office until TUESDAY, December 10th, 1872, at
Workhouse into City Hospital. and for the re-,
pairing Of the Ma3yck street Hospital, the pulling
down OF the buildings used for the Insane, the
present building used as Bakery, aud the con.
struction Of new buildings for Hospital for the
Insane, the Bakery aud SerVants' Quarters.
The offers Will state separately the cost Of the
alterations, &C., OF the main Hospital on Maya.
Zinc street, the alterations and repairs OF the Ma
OK street Hospital the pulling down OF the pres.
ent building used for the Insane and bull ling
new one, the pulling down OF the present build
ing used as Bakery and the building Of new
one, aud the building Of Servants Quar- ers All
e and II sns once
nov22,2 rs 20 decs.s1o. Clerk Of Council.
NITY HALL, OFFICE CLERK OF
~ COUNCIL, CHARLESTON, $. O.. NoVEM.
Der 1s, 1s72.-By action OF Council, November II,
the following of1ices were declared vacsnt:,
Clerk OF Council.
Messenger OF Council.
City Inspector Lower Wards
City lnspt ctor Upper Wards.
Hsrbormaster.
Five Portwarde1s.
Two City Gaugers. -
Keeper Of Tidal Drains. y41Ho1s
Five Naval store Inspectors. .0nGt3iS
Six Inspectors OF Timber and Lumb6ssnnl
City Attorney.
chimney Contractors Wards /, p 8, 4,6,8,7,
ands.
City Registrar.
Physician Of City Hospital.
Physician OF Health District No. /.
Physician OF Health District No. 8.
Physician Of Health District No. 4,
Physician OF Health District No. 6.
Phylcian OF 0rphanhouse.
Keeper OF st. Michael's CLOCK.
Inspector OF Flour.
Keeper OF Powder Magazines, and the various
Boards OF Commissioners.
Letters OF appllca' ion will be received at this
office until Monday, November rs. &C IL, H.,
O'Clock. W. W, SIMONS
novl6,22,26 Clerk OF Council.
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Boar1luq.

SOUTHERNERS VISITING THE NORTH
- can obtain nrst.class Board at No. West
T.enty ninth street, New York, four doors from
Gisey House. and In the neighborhood OF nine of
the principal hotels. Terms sl4 per week. Tran
silent Boarders taken. oct28 limo