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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-10-22
THE N C SEI.

The London Civilian thus laments: NO lady
Ia ever punctual, no lady ever yet had the re-
morest idea of The duration OF I'VE minutes, or
an hour. or any other longer or shorter space
of time. Indeed, the supreme Indifference
of women 10 q matter whion men are taught TO
regard as Of vital Importance, at once stamps
Lhe superior sex as above and beyond the
control of mere conventional rules. Mems
actions are governed by timei 1t is the most
Important element which enters Into business
calculations. The wild rush OF the locomotive
ia governed and its safety assured By atten-
lion to time. Time for the male animal de-
notes the position Of q ship upon the ocean,
or 1t tells the traveller his patu IN the track
less desert. But q woman Ia always above the
vulgar aids which are found Indispensable by
the mere animal man. Time never enters
into her calculations, or occupies q single mo-
ment of her thoughts. She 1s always late
when she keeps an appointment. She deVotes
precious hours to dressing. and Will any day
lose a train for the sake OF putting on ner
gloves. The odd thing Is that she never thinks
or the irritation wnicn she calaes by her disre-
carl for the rules OF puncLn4lty. A gentle.
man who grumoles because he has had 10 walt
an hour while The lair object OF his affections
Ia putting on her bonnet is ia BRUTE" Time
indeed passes with wonderful %quickness while
the fair one ia displaying her ribbons before
the glass, or trying The effects OF color or the
grace of fold of some new addition to her
wardrobe. We are quite willing to allow that
the fault of non-punctnality, If II be indeed a
fault, Is one of u very venIal character. The
alterations of the feminine mind, like the
movement of the spheres, admit of some ap-
proach to csIcu alton; and although the most
experienced observer may aoIuetIInes fall TO
tell what portion OF her orbit a lady may oc-
cupy at any given hour OF The day, he may
make q pretty accurate guess sometimes by
the aid Of the useful rule Of contraries.
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have poen sens Us nom many OF our most pfoml'
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everything In which tho arucles now In use ard
Objectionable, CRYSTAL DISCOVERY II perfect
Il IA warranted TO contain neither Sugar ofLesd,
SULPHUR or Nitrate Of silver. IL docs NOT SOL she
olotnes or scalp, 10 ssreeaby perfumed, and
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and always does so In from three to ten daya
virtually feeding the roots Of the Blair with N
the nourishing qualities necessary 70 IN growth
and healthy condition; It restores tho decayed
and induces q new growth OF saeHatf nsrepost.
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Inventor and Proprietor, Washington d
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uov1s-ssuthly
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Fatalities OF tho Campaign.

The State Canvass just concluded appears to
have been particularly rough on the polltl-
clans all over the State. In this county 1t has
killed two colored Radicals, and two promi-
nent candidates (Tomllnson and Ranslef)
were confined to their beds for weeks by
country fever. Other deaths from the polili-
cal excitement have been reported from
Sparlanburg and other counties throughout
the State. The latest victim reported ia
Lucius Wimbush, the colored senator from
Chester Count, who died last Friday Of con-
sumption. A writ OF election has been issued
for a special election in that county to 6ll the
vacant senstorship, and II is said that John
Lee, colored, will probably be elected It ia
gratifying, however, to be able to record the
fact that none of these deaths occurred from
violence, and that no disturbance worth NEIL
tioning has occurred anywhere throughout
the State during the whole campaign.
The Count In this County.
The commissioners of election are to meet
this morning In the Flre.Prooi Building, and
organlze.a board of county canvassers, who
Will Immediately proceed to count the ballots.
It is understood that the board will count the
ballots of each precinct over again, one by
one, which tedious process will occupy about
ten days. This, however, appears to be neces.
sary when the ignorance and carelessness OF
many of the managers is taken into consider
alton.
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TIE GREAT CHARLESTON-NEW ENG
LAND COTTON ROUTE.

From the Augusta Chronicle and Sentinel
Messes. Clyde, of Philadelphia, are large
steamship capitalists, that 10 to say, they ''go
it' on steam property, aHd have had great sue
cess on the Atlantic and Gulf coasts They
probably handle In the aggregate more tons of
freight annual than any shipping house In the
United States. Their latest denomination Is
to avoid the dangers around Cape Cod to New
England, and so they ''go for" Providence,
which is q safe and. sheltered harbor twenty
hours nearer than Boston to the cotton States.
OF course it aint as large an idea as 'Darwin's'
about the origin Of the species, but cotton men
are struck (a6out the pockets) with the i'd
Valtages which come from putting q bale of
CO ton through from Charleston to that
way-of-yonder cotton mill up on a branch OF
the Penobscot or Matt8w0nikeag river, IN
Maine, near the Canada line, without using q
dray anywhere on the route. Here Is Clyde's
programmes: .arstclass iron steamships at
Charleston take the cotton and land 1t along
side Of frst-class steamships In Philadelphia
for Providence; at the latter port q train OF
cars backs down on the wharf and takes King
Cotton along at thirty miles an hour to the
store-house of every Eastern mill, Without q
change, saving time and money-which beats
Darwin's science out and out. This Is really
the great antl-Cape Cod. Line, and has the
inside track.
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NOT so q @ OF a DUEL.
An Appeal to tho Code In Savannah,
and What Came or 1t.

An Appear TO the C0uc In
and What Came ofIt.
The Savannah Advertiser contains q long
account of az affair In that city last Saturday,
which at first appeared to portend a hostile
meeting between two prominent gentlemen.
1t appears that there had been q long, highly
Interesting and unwontedly spicy correspond
ence between Colonel William B.. Gaulden, Of
Liberty County, and william A. Way, Esq, of
Townsville, published In tie Advertiser dur
ing last month. From the publicly expressed
opinion which each seemed TO entertain OF the
-oLner, many imagined that the matter In dis
pute between the parties would not be allow
ed to rest upon the uncertain Issue Of
the newspaper correspondence, and the
public momentarily expected the an
them, or the more deliberate, If not
ment of the code. The time wore on,
however, without any new developments
until last Saturday morning, when on the ar.
rival of the Gulf train at Savannah Colonel
William B. Gaulden alIghted therefrom. His
manner appeared TO indicate considerable e1-
element OF some kind, while the formidable
double.barreled shotgun, which was the most
conspicuous Item OF his baggage, strikingly
strictly professional visit to the Forest City.
After breakfasting and securing the ser
vices Of friend, LIE repaired to
Screven's Ferry for the purpose Of
9 little meeting With Mr. Way, but that
gentleman did not put In an appearance, aud
the colonel returned home In the afternoon.
From what could be learned Of the Immediate
causes that led to the visit, 1t appears that
Colonel Gaulden sent Mr.. Way a challenge to
mortal combat, and came to Savannah with The
Intention aud expectation OF meeting him at
Screven's Ferry; but Mr.. Way having received
the challenge Informally had paid no attention
to 1t, and the gallant colonel was compelled
therefore to return without an opportunity
for bis coveted target practice.
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TON. TUESDAY MORNING. OCTOBER q. 1872.

eat is to be met at present. In South Caro-
lima, however, where the effect of msladmln-
istration has come home most quickly, the
condition OF business is lar different. The
wretched state of affairs. generally, has unset
tied her trade to q considerable extent, and
her dealers are inclined to bay cautiously, or
dering in small lots and usually Tor cash. II
is the opinion of persons conVersant with mat
tiers In the South that were the State gov
ernments reorgsnized, aud honest, faithful
officials substituted for the present ones, the
Southern States would make steady progress
in every direction. It ID also affirmed that the
probability OF a change of administration, with
tbe prospect OF the pursuit ofa different poll
cy toward the South, has already done much to
awaken the people to greater activity.
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THE FRAUDULENT BOND QUESTION.
Rumors or an Important Test Case 20
be Brought into h Courts
ESPECIAL TRIKaRAH TO b NEws.l

49, tH'
ESPECIAL TELEGRAM 10 THE NEws.l 49,,
COLUMBIA, October 81.
In pursuance of an act of the last General
Assembly abolishing the Office of State audi
tor zen and after the general election Of
1872" Governor Scott this morning Issued an
order to State Auditor Gary, directing him to
turn over the books and papers Of bis office
10. the comptroIler.general, by whom the
duties of both offices are to be performed here
alter.
. 1t is rumored that Comptroller General
Neagle, whose duty it Is now mede to levy all
taxes ordered by the General Assembly, is
about to levy a special tax (as directed by the
validating bill" Of last winter) to pay the In.
terest on the public debt, and that this ection
Is to be taken at the desire of the Governor
elect, Moses, who will then proceed TO sue out
an Injunction restraining the collection of the
tax for interest upon the ak millions Of con.
version bonds now supposed to be out, go as
to bring the whole question of their legality
to q square Issue before the courts.
This removal and these rumors cause great
excitement in both political and financial
circles. Some say that the Ring have not
even waited for the election returns to be re-
celved before they show the cloven foot, and
that the whole scheme is simply meant to bull
the bonds by which the Ring will realize
handsomely.
There are no additional election returns Of
any interest. The heavy Radical vote In
Edgeaeld has destroyed Mr.. Barnvell's
chances for election as solicitor of this cir
cult, and Runkle, the Regular Radical candi-
date, Is now thought to be elected by six or
seven hundred majority. SALuDA.
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SPARKS FROM THE WIRES.
still non est.

Tweed still non est. ar
"A fire Ia New York, yesterday, burned 9
six year cd girl 10 death. and destroyed two
dwellings. The fire was caused by the care
less handling Of Kerosene.
IN. ]. Wright, q medical student, who was
supposed to have committed suicide, has been
found insane In the woods near Louisville. he
Will be sent TO his friends 10 Arkapsas.
The bark Energy, from Cardiff, is ashore
of Hunting Island, Georgia, The Saragosse
took OF ths captains vile and a part OF The
crew.
The clothing cutters of New York have
resolved to support the Baltimore strikers:
One thousand dollars has been sent to aid
them, and more Ia promised.
-lhe September oil report. as compared
with August, SHOWS q daily decrease Of eight
hundred and seventy barrels. The decrease
In STOCK during September was ftty-iwo thou
sand seven hundred and twenty-oaa barrels.
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LANCASTER
The County Goes Democratic for tho
First Time since 1868.

The County Goes Democratic for tho
First Time since 1858.
[FRoM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENCE
LANCASTER COURTHOUSE, October l8.
send you below the official figures OF the
election for the principal officers on the State,
legislative and county tickets. The Demo-
cratic victory that we have achieved, small as
1t. Is in the actual majority, is very gratifying
In vi sw of the fact that, two years ago, our
county gave the Radicals q mai Gritty Of 1872.
The vote for Tomlinaon was 1904; Moses $50.
The Boilers ticket all ran up with and some
few went ahead Of Tomllnson.
The Democratic ticket Is elected In the
county, with the exception of one representa-
tive, D. G. Wolf, while. Republican, being
elected over Welsh, (Democrat,) by 9 ma
jority.
The Democratic maJorltles range from IS to
s6. L. E. johnson, the Boilers candidate for
Congress at large, through mistake was left
off the ticket, and he received only "a votes 10
the county. The Democrats lost nearly 100
votes In the county by sickness. The Rsdl-
Gals polled their full strength and a few. more
from adjoining counties. Both parties sup
ported the amendments as long as the tickets
lasted. The county was not supplied with
tickets.
Everything passed off quietly, and there was
a fair count at all the precincts. The United
States supervisors did their duty faithfully and
lmpartlally. Both parties seem 10 be satisfied
With the event, and the way In which the
election was conducted.
The officers elected are as follows: Legis-
lature-Wm. Black. D. c. Wolfe. Sheriff..
R. Hunter. Clerk-T. q. Clyburn. Judge OF
Probate-J. c. Secrest. School Commissioner
M. J. Shaver. County Oommissloners-O.
G. alnson, R. J. Haglas, ]. T. BrusiHgton.
Coroner-A. J. Beldlen.
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O IN ANDERSON.
[FRoh QUE OWN CORRESPONDENCE
PENDLEToN. October

[FRoA QUE OWN CORRESPONDENCE
P~ENDLEToN, October II.
Our crop of wheat WAS more than an average
for the land sown; oats almost a failure; corn
and cotton q full average, probably TN per
cent. on the last years production; some rDst
In our cotton, which seemed to be rather q
benefit than injury. by checking the rapid
growth of weeds and causing an early opening
OF The bolls. In rusted fields there will be
but little yellow cotton, but the late frost will
arain q portion OF crops not 80 fnlly matnred.
The fall has been very favorable for gathering
In crops. The frat light frost was on Wednes-
day, the I'd, thermometer at A; rain on the
TN; cool nights TO l4lh; another light frost.
thermometer A; but on the 10Th q Bere, and
Ice In all standing small bodies OF water,
thermometer 81. Slnca the weather has mod
Grated, with q prospect Of rain.
The eipclion for State aud county officers
passed of very quietly yesterday 10 onr pre-
cinct; less excitement than ] ever witnessed
at AL election. Nobody seemed 10 take any
interest except the freedmen, and they 30 well
drilled as to cause no excitement. 8.
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GALLANT LITTLE ORR
A Square Conservative Victory as
Usual.

A Square Conservative Victory as
Usual.
rFRoM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENCE
C~oNwAYBoRo', October l8.
send you below The vote of Horny County
upon the State and Legislative tickets. This
is not the official count, but 1t will not vary
ten votes therefr0m:
For Decentralization s96, Moses 52s.
Observation-Disclosures 543. J. h.
Hayne l61. Altorney.General-J. T. Green
sl4, 8. W. Melton, 52o. Secretary Of state-H.
E. Hayne 53s, NJ. B. Allen, 1877. Comptroller
General-Mnry 7ls, Csrdoza 63l. Solicitor
A. J.. Shaw 744, McColl $40. Members of Leg
lslature-senator, T. G. Dunn, Conservative,
247 majority. Representatives, J. E. Duseu-
berry, Conservative, 2l2 majority; N. B.
Cooper, Conservative, SO majority.
The entire Conservative county ticket is
elected With the exception of the probate
judge.
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Marrlen.

SALYO-BlLLINaS.-Un the 18th Instant. by
the R.v. Oarew, Mr.. F. +. sALVo to MISS A. Bill
LINas, boil OF This city. I"
OK Ant MINTZING.--At the Church Of thu
Transformation, New Y TX. on Thursday. W.tOber
II. by HI Rev. DR.. Huughto, .. II, HPsoN :.
GRANT, OF New YORK, and ALOE V daughter oil
Tho late hon. J. r. Min Zlug. oil Una re rOi. :. y
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w-THE RELATIVES AND FRIENDS
OF Mr.. and Mrs. julius u. Cater, and OF their re.
specttve families, are invited to attend the Fune'
rsl Services Of their infant daughter, ESTE RE-
BECoA, at her late residence, No. SO Rusledge
avenue, at 10 o'c'ock THIS MORNING. oct22
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w-Do YOU s9FFEEwITa IND!aEs.ia i:

~.Do YOU s5FFEEWLTH IND!GES1b,
ton, Headache, Pain in the shoulders, oousa.
T%tsnlness Of the Chest Dizziness SOM EEuesa.1
lions Of the Stomach, Bad. TAste In ihs Mouth,
81 GUS Attacks, PaipltatipHi Of the Hesftss ttahsssie
Paius In the regions Of he Kidpeyss,3 ana I. run
dred other painful symptoms; dire the niipdfnnlgis
Of Dyspepsia. -1f.yuu would nndi intrnsdfaseire-
lief. use ar oncee sIMNONS'S HEPATl0 CoHta
POUND or LIVER CUBE. It invigorstes, the1
Stomach and stimulates the torpid LiveS and
Bowels, which II nders 1t Of unequslled eniceYI
in cleansing the blood Of all impurities. and I'm
parting new life and vigor to tie whole system.
1t is ready for Immediate use, and nor sale by
DoWIE, NOISE q DAVIS.
ocfl1 Agents toyRu. al.
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@- TREASURY DEPARTMENT. OF.
RICE OF COMPTROLLER OF raE CURKENCY
WASHINGTON, SEPTEMBER 10, 1s72-wnsrsas;;
by satisfactory evidence presented 70 ~theundeFa
signed, 1T has been made to ap. Gar that the sank
OF Charleston National: Banking Association a
the City Of Charleston, In the. County Of. Oh... 20
ton and state OF South Carolina, hta bean duly
organized under ard according to the require,
meuts Of he A t Of Congress. entitled IAN ACT TO
provide q Nau6nnl CurTsLcy, secured by . pledge
of United States Bonds. and TO provide for the
circulation and redemption thereof" approved
June 8. 1884, and has complied with al tho proy1.'
sions OF said ACT, required 70 be compiled with
before commencing the business Of Banking I'M
der said Act. .TEE-5I
Now, therefore, ], JOHN g. LAEawoRTHY
Acting Comptroller Of Tho Currency, DO hereby,
certify that the Bank OF Charleston National Bank,
ing Association, In the City OF Charleston, in tns
County OF Charleston and State Of South Carolina.
is authorized 70 commence the business Of Bank.
ing under the Act Aforesaid.
In testimony whereof, witness my hand aud
Seal Of onace, this 10th day OF September, 1874 .
J. I. LANGWORTHY, ~
Acting Comptroller OF currency. ;
(ssII. mo. aeA.l .r.sai
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TIE WEATHER THIS DAY.

WASHINGTON, October 81.
In the South Atlantic and Gulf Srates,
easterly and BouLherly winds, with parity
cloudy weather on The former, and CLOUDY
weather and rain on the Gulf.
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FROM The OCEAN CABLES

Admiral Cochrane, Of the British Royal
Navy. is dead.
William N. Evarts has left Liverpool for
home on The Java.
The Carlist insurgents have fed In all
directions from Ferrol. Five hundred of them
were captured. -
Is expected to-day.
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MS-A NATIONAL SAYINGS BANK
FREEDMAN'S SAVINGS AND TRUST C0XPA.
$4,000, 900 ON DEPosIT.-oHARLEs.
TON BRANCH, No. "a BROAD STREET.
Interest commences the nrst day OF every
month.
Drafts on New York and the principal cities Of
tho South for sale.
once Hours, from 9 A. N. to 8 P. II.
SATURDAY EVENINGS, from 8 to 8, TO receive
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TIE NEWS, ELECTION RETURNS.

The Story OF Last Wednesdays Contest
in @ Nutshell.
We republlsh below, tor the Information Of
our readers and contemporary Journals, the
table of majoritIes for Governor In the various
counties Of the State, originally published in
THE NEWS OF. Monday, which gives the latest
details of the general result Of last Wednes-
days election up to the hour Of going to press:
TABLE OF HAJoRrr1Rs FOB GOVERNOR.
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funeral Nollrrs.

ADDISoN.-Died, on the morning, Of the 2lst
Octuber, 1872, JAMES K. ADDISON, aged "a years,
6 months aud IL diys.
~>THE RELATIVES AND FRIENDS
OF Mr.. and Mrs. JAMES R. ADDISON and Mrs.
Laura A. Horloecs, are respectfully invited to a..
tend the Funeral Ssrvlces Of the former, at The
First Baptist Church, Church street, at O'Clock
THIS AFTERNOON. oct22.s
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6prr,al N0tMes.

n CoNsIGNREs PER STEAMSHIP
CHAMr1oN, from New York, are hereby nod,
ned that she Is dlschar0iDg cargo st ldgers,,
South Wharf. Ali G.,ods unc He'd for at sunset<
will remain on the wharf at owners risk t3ea
oo'221- JAMES ADDER l. CO.. Aeents.
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B~OLSTERING UP BOUTWELL,.
A Meeting of Business Puppets, with
Politician Pulling the Wires.
PHILADELPHIA, October 81.

PHILADELPHIA, October 81.
A meeting of business men Of Philadelphia
was held at the Commercial Exchange to-day
to discuss the proposed reinsurance of forty
four millions In legal tenders. The only busI-
ness done was the submission OF resolutions
by George Fox to the effect that business men
of this city would endorse the continuance OF
Secretary Boutwells former policy, viz : the
purchase of bonds from time to time to relieve
the money market. The resolutions were re-
ferred to a committee, to report at the next
meeting 10 be held at the call of the chairman
OF the committee on resolutions.
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@ BELL sOHNAPPs, DISTILLED

81 BELL SOHNAPPS, DISTILLED
by the Proprist-.s at schiedsm, in Holland. An.
iuvisorsting Tonic and MEDICINAL, Beverage.
Warranted perfectly pure, and free from a.
deleterious substances 1t is distilled. from Bar.
Icy OF the nuesr quality. and the aron stic JuutpeF
Berry Of Italy. q d designed expressly for cases
OF Dyspepsia or indigestion. Dropsy, raout, .Rheu.i
nartsm, @ neral Debility, oartarrho Of the sBisd.:
der, Paias in lha Back and stomnca. and ali
diseases OF the Urinary Organs. II cgtsel relief
In Asthma, Gravel and Caicui In the Bladder
strengthens and invlgorates TO system, and Is
q certain preventative and cure Of that dreadful.
scourge. Fever and Ague. -
CAUTION l-Ask for 'HUDs0N @. woLFE'S
BELL SOHNAPP5." 49,
For sale by all respectable Grocers and Aposas::
carries. .."a' ~
HUDSON g. WOLFE 4 CO.. Sole Importers
once, No. IS South william street, Few York. ~
Hep3J-amOs ss !gf q. --Eg.s.
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m8- THE RELATIVES, FRIENDS AND
Acqaintsnces Of Mr.. and Mra. A. J. TlMMoNS, are
invited to attend the Funeral OF the
l liter, at TIE Cathedral Chapel, Queen street,
THIS AFTERNOON. at halfpasr 8 O'Clock. cct22