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Why This 10 Thus

The Washington Chronicle Is an adept in
the art OF Misrepresentation. In q recent
article upon the report OF the Radical Joint
Committee OF the South Carolina Legisla-
ture, it said:
From our knowledge Of the facts we ven
ture to Say that this whole voucher account is
an enormous Misrepresentation. Even THE
CHARLESTON NEws, (Democratic,) In SPEAK
ing Of the work Of the committee, declares
that lit is plain that their whole calculation ID
''defective," and much Of the report very
"hard to swallow"
What THE NEWS did say was this:
We have followed the statements Of the
committee, but it Is plain that their aohole cal
culation (of the amount In the hands OF me
Financial Agent) is defective If the $4,000, 600
of new bonds, instead Of being sold at seventy
are for sale now at TWENTY-FIVE dollars.
The committee charge that Mr.. Kimpton ad:
nnjtted =. that he was directed
by the Financial Board not to make real but
fictitious entries. This statement is, zoe CONFESS,
very hard to seodttoao.
It will be seen that the Chronicle has de-
nberately garbled the extracts, and separa-
ted them from the context, so as to leave
the impression upon the mind OF the reader
that TEE News regards the whole report OF
the Joint Committee as defective and hard
to swallow. We pointed out what we
thought were errors in particular passages,
but the report, in the main, we believe to be
truthful exposition 0. the villanies of the
Columbia Ring. The Chronicle is anxious
to shield the robbers, partly, we suppose
because fellow feeling makes it wondrou'
kind, and partly because State Treasure
Parker is one OF its principal owners.
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The Land Commission swindle.

We NAV now sum up the principal charges
OF fraud and violation Of law, made by the
Radical Joint Committee, in their discussion
of what they call that outrageous and enor'
ssmous swindle," the Land COMMISSION
These are /:
/. The Advisory Board, consisting OF tne
Governor, the Comptroller, the Treasurer
the Secretary OF State and Attorney-Genefai'
Lave entire control, by law, over the opera
tions OF the Land Commission. They ap-
noint the Land Commissioner, whom they
NAV remove at pleasure, and who must be
governed by their instructions. They nx
the price which shall be paid by the Com
missioner for land, and no purchase made
without their consent is valid. 1t is their
duty to see that the provisions ofthe law are
complied with. They, i. fact, are made re-
spbnsible for the 'rightful manae nent OF
the affairs Of the Commission.
2. The law provides that the Land Cora
missioner, appointed by the Advisory Board,
shall give bond in the sum Of $4,000; that
the amount OF lands purchased shall not e2-
ceed the par value Of the stock created for
the purposes Of the Commission; that the
books and records OF the Commissioner shall
be subject at all times to the inspection OF
the Advisory Board, and that the Land Com
missioner shall make, every year, a detailed
report of the transactions of his Office. In
addition to these provisions, the Ordinance
OF the Reconstruction Convention, creating
the Board OF Land Commissioners; l!m!.a tss ss
rate at which purchases OF lands shall oe
made to seventy.five per cent OF their as'
certained value.
3. Not one OF the protective provisions OF
the Land Commission laws was complied
with. The first commissioner, Senator Q.
P.,Leslie, gave no bond and kept no books.
No report whatever Of the transactions ol
his Office was made by him. Lands were
bought at from double to ten times thelr
value. A sum Of s746,724, In money, was
expended in purchasing lands. while the
whole resources Of the Commission were
$500, 1000 in bonds Of ths State.
4. When Land Commissioner Leslie was
threatened with removal he dared the Ad.
visory Board to turn him out. He at last
consented to resign for q consideration Of
$50, 900, all of which is declared to have
come out Of the Land Commission iunde.
5. AS the Advisory Board had the power
OF peremptory removal, they are responsible
for any malpractices OF which their agent
the Land Commissioner, may have been
guilty.
6. AS the Advisory Board fix the prices al
which land shall be sold, and as 20 purchase
made without their consent is valid, they are
clearly and indisputably responsible Tor the
swindling operations which have ended ID
the State paying s746,72S for lo4, o7S acres
of hlland swamp, to one-half Of which the
State has no valid titles. 80
We have printed, in full, the statements OF
the Joint Committee covering these points,
and may be able to throw some further light
upon the subject.
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A Radical Senator on Amnesty.
In the United States Senate, Senator
Sawyer, on the subject Of q proposed amend
ment to the amnesty bill, said

ssThe amnesty bill was so important and
urgent measure of pubic policy that he did
not want to have it embarrassed by any other
measure, however meritorious in itself. Re
believed that the great mistake in the recon-
struction Of the Southern States aoas the inposi-
ton OF any political disabilities, and that II
toas due to that mistake that his State (South
Carolina) had no,o government that acas a
disgrace TO the Republican party and a scandal
to the country before the civilised ,oerld. The
senator from Massachusetts, in his zeal for
equal rights, was seeking to tack his amend
ment on to this bill; but the colored people at
the South, if they could be heard, would them
selves say to that senator: Give US amnesty
first; we will be sure TO get our rigbte, sooner
or later, under your BILL"
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@ ACADEMY OF MUSIC DRAWING.
Club Lists, on the following plans, are now open

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]. Small and Large Clubs TO divide equally.
2. Each member selects his own Tic ket and de.
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to the member who chose it; the other half to be
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8. Cubs appropriatIng three.rourths and nine
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pURNHAM's. YEAST POWDER.

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@- OFFICE CHARLESTON GASLIGHT
COMPANY, DECEMBER %, ls7l.-The Board Of
Directors Of this Company having declared q
SEMI-ANNUAL DIVIDEND OF SEVESTY-FlVE
CENTS PER SHARE on the Capital Stock OF this
Company, the same will be paid TO Stockholders
on and after TUESDAY, I'd January, 1872.
The Transfer Books will be closed from this date
until the I'd January, 1872. WI. HERIoT,
dec2s-5 Secretary and Treasurer.
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Marrleb.

TAGooD~ToBIN,-In Barnwell Village, on
Tbursday. December Il. Mr.. LELAND HAaooD to
Miss ROSA KATE ToBN, eldest daughter OF tne
late General Jno E. Tobln.
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~SCREvEN HOUSE. TO
PARTIES INTERESTED.-Major JOHN W. CAM.
ERON has consented to conduct, and is duly ap
pointed Manager Of the SCRE7EN HOUSE.
dec2O.lmo r. BRADLEY,
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EoGARTIE'S BOOK DEPOSITORY.

M
HOLIDAY BULLETIN.
We are now displaying an unrivalled STOCK @ Of
rature. r,..,.
Standard Literature and Theo ogy, the best edi.
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especial attention given to their wants this sea.
son by the publishers generally: BOOKS ior tns
young OF all ages are amongst the most beautiful
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prices than last year.
BIBLES AND PRAYER BOOKS.
Oxford Editions Of Family and Pocket Bibles.
We have just received large inyoice.of Oxford
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the oxford press, which, together with variety
OF other English and American editions, make
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Goods delivered free. decl9
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xR> CONSIGNEES PER STEAMSHIP
VIRGINIA, from Philadelphia, are hereby noti'
fed that she is discharglng cargo at Browns
Wharf. All goods not removed at sunset will be
stored at owners risk and expense
ciane1 WIN. A. CoURTENAY, Agent.
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nsr FAST NATIONAL B A

nr FIRST NATIONAL B ANK OF
CHARLESTON, CHARLESTON, osTH DECEMBER,
1su.-DIyIDEND NoTICE.-A Semi.Annual DiVi'
dend of SIX (s) PER CENT. or SIX DOLLARS PER
SHARE Qree OF taxi having been declared by the
Board of Directors the same will be paid TO stock
holders on and after JANUARY ID, 1872.
dec.a WM. C. BREESE, Cashier.
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RATES TO CLUBS FOR 1872.
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as- TREASURER's OFFICE, sAVAN-
NAH AND CHARLESTON RAILROAD. CHARLES
TON, s. c., JANUARY !, ls72-Coupons Ct the
FRS: Mortgage Bonds Of this Company due this
day Will be paid on presentation at the Banking
house OF q. d. Kimpton, Financial Agent OF the
State Of South Carolina, No Q Nassau street, New
YORK. S.W. FISHER,
ianl-s Treasurer.
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T OST, ON SUNDAY MORNING, NEAR
IL the corner Of Calhoun and Meeting streets,
q Gold Sleeve Button, with moss agate stone. The
finder Will be rewarded by leaving the same at
BISSELL'S. No. 81 Easel street. jan1-2
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~ RAFFLE.-A BEAUTIFUL SET
Of TOY FURNITURE to be Rafhed at McLEAN's
Stores Nos. s!4 and 4is King street. Everybody
that sees 1t wants it, especially these who have a
little girl to give 1t to. janl
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6uerial Notires.

W~ CONsIGNEES PER STEAMSHIP
CHAMPION, from New York, are notified that
she is THIS DAY discharging cargo at Ad'
gers South Wharf. Goods uncalled for at gun
set will remain on the wharf at owners risk.
jan2-l JAMEssADGER i CO., Agents.
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@PEOPLE's BANK OF SOUTH CAR
oLINA, CHARLESTON, DECEMBER 20, 1911
MONDAY next being New Years Day, THIS BANK
will be closed. JAMES b. Belts
$4,000 Cashier
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@ UNION BANK OF SOUTH CARO-
LIMA. CHARLESTON, Goth DECEMBER 1871.
DIvIDEND.-A SEMI.ANNUAL DIVIDEND OF
FOUR PER CENT, free tom tax, having been
declared ay the Board Of Directors, the same will
be paid to Stockholders on and after TUESDAY,
I'd day Of January next
decso.s b. D. ALEXANDER, Cash er.
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.~-NOTICE.-THE BRITISH BARK
"sToRMY PETREL," S. ". DICK, Master, from
Cardiff, has been entered under the Five Day Act.
All goods not Permitted at the expiration Of that
time will be sent to the public stores.
dec2e.5 HENRY CARD, Agent.
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CTRAYED INTO MY PREMISES, "A
- Newfo1ndland Dog, white, with two red
spots on back Of head, ears red, which-the owner
can have by paying expenses at No. 8 Drake
street. 1an21F
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EOR SALE OR TO RENT, A STORE
II AND DWELLING, at Branchville, s. G. In.
qure Of D. LOEB, No. 8 Liberty street, Charles.
ton, S. G. dec30-sruth4+
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TOR SALE OR TO RENT, THE OLD
IL SIX,MILE HOUSE, with twenty acres Of
Land attached, at the junction Of the Sta'e and
Dorchester Roads, the very best stand for coun.
apply on the place, or % DR.. G. L. MYERS.
dpc3O-Sf
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~ FIRST NATIONAL B AN K OF
CHARLESTON, CHARLESTON, 2sTH DEcEM.
BER, is7l.-This Bank will be closed on MONDAY
next (New Years Day.
Notes and acceptances then payable must
therefore be anticipated. WIN. c. BREESE,
dec2e Cashler.
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~CITY HALL, OFFICE CLERK OF
COUNCIL, CHARLESTON, s. c., DECEMBER 2s,
1s7l-Estimates will be received at this oflce until
the 9Th Of January, 1872 at IL NJ for the bulliDg
Of a PLANK ROAD On King street, from shep.
herd street to City Boundary. Same 10 be made
per running foo, according to the plans and
specifications in the City Engineers office.
Estimates to BE- directed to Committee on Con.
tracts. ". ". S1MONS,
deca7e Clerk OF Council.
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CITIZENS SAVINGS BANK OF
soI1TH CAROLINA CHARLESTON BRANCH,
No. BROAD STREET.-On and after THURSDAY,
18th January, 1872, the regular semi.aunual inter.
est will be raid to depostoTs.
All interest not paid on the alst day OF January
will be added to the principal OF the depositor,
and will draw interest as II deposited on the lst
January. Deposltors are requested to bring In
their books, that the interest may be entered.
Interest is compounded quarterly, but payable a.
heretofore in January and July.
D. RAvENEL, Jr.,
decso.oo Assistant cashier.
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1.-TWO OR THREE MORE FIRST-CLASS
SEWING MACHINES for sale cheap. Call at
LUSSFORD'S, Smith street, near Wentworth.
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ITO RENT, TWO LARGE FRONT ROOMS
i fronting On sKipe, street, corner OF Liberty
STREET, possession given from the lst Of NoVem.
der. Also four Leaf comfortable rooms over the
sore froEting on Liberty street. Possession given
inm edIsteiy. Alpy on premises. oct3l
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A GENTS WANTED FOR THE UNI
~ VERSAL TWlNE AND THREAD CUTTER;
saves time, twipe, thread. fingers and teeth Some.
thing everybody wants. Samples mailed on re-
ceipt Of 25 cents. Address GEORGE DAVIS, No.
5y9 Broadway, New York. oct30-Smos
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IUST RECEIVED, A LOT OF No. l
- Plantation and Lumber MULES. For sale
low at Mills House Stables. janis
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rHE CHARLESTON NEWs--1s7e.
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Y1HE EXERCISES OF THE MISSES
MARsHALL's SCHOOL will be resumed THIS
DAY, at their father's Residence, southwest
corner Of Meeting and Reid streets. 1sn2-l
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Eost an6 tonn1.

CANARY BIRD LOST.-A CANARY
" BIRD escaped from No. "a Coming street on
the morning Of the Sst Instant. A reward Will
be paid for its recovery al. WIN. II. BIRD C0.'S,
Last Bay. jan21
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N0 RENT, A STORE AND FIRST
floor, with three rooms. Apply at No. l02
Broad street, between King and Meeting.
dec30-l0+
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NEWSPAPERS FOR SALE 4 QUANT1-
IN TY OF the above. Apply at Board OF Trade
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