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The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1866-01-24
Reconstruction.

dent of the Cincipnatti Comm5rrial, has,
with considerable enterprise, furnished
his paper with thu following document.
1t is an excellent buresque. lie intro,
duces it in this fashion
TIE REPORT Or THE SPECIAL COMMITTEE.
"lhe Special Radical Committee on
Tecons,ructioE intend, it is said, to visit
the Southern States, to investigate their
condition, and report whether they are
ht for admission into fall communion II
the sisterhood Of Union. As most of the
gentlemen composing the committee have
already made up their minds on the sub,
sect, don't see the use Of the con,em,
plated tour especially as their report
has been agreed upon. As the document
will be looked for with considerable in
terest, ] have procured copy of it, for
the publication Of which trust | will not
be accused OF breach Of good faith
Here it is:
.w,su,.o , ,o..
the Honorable Senate and iIouse of Rep.
rsssn,,,;v.. yam. C..s.:,, N'e " '>'p
ed to visit the States lately in rebellion,
and ;pves,;r.,. a,a ,o..
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with shop,s of welcome, mingled with
This way to the Spo,swood House.
Heres yer buss for the Con,neI, : Here's
yer cab for any par, Of the city, bag.
gage 10 the hotel, gents etc. TWAS
grateful to the hearts Of loyal men to be
:hus welcomed in city so lately the
headquarters Of rebellion, while at the
same time we began to feel convinced al.
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DullIalung.
Bill Arp Addresses his Consti-
tucntS.
ResptktuJul Psopul :

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t.ne., sordyroy in the world. It.. null
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Arrest OF Fenian Leaders.

New YORK, June Judge Belts has
issued q warrant for the arrest Of Roberts,
the Fenian President. Sweeny was ar
rested last night, in bed, at the hotel at
st. Albans. He made no resistance
NEW YORK, June7-P. M.-Prcsident Ro-
berts when arrested declined the request
to go~to Marshal Murray's Office, and was
brought before Commissioner Belts. Ro-
berts obstinately refused to accept the bail
rendered for him, and declined to give his
personal parole to appear when summon
ed, or to give his parole that he would not
violate the neutrality laws. He was re-
manded to the custody of Marshal Muir
ray, with quarters at the Astor House.
Col. kerrigan, eX-member Of Congress.
was also arrested, but subsequently disap-
peared. The Fcnians here are much dis
pirited. A special reports a large number
of Fenians still lowering near the border,
but no further fighting OF invasion has
taken place. The Canadians are still en-
gagged In reinforcing all threatened points.
and the United States neutrals are in chase
Of lmagin airy columns Of Irish invaders.
but the apprehension OF Roberts and
Sweeny ends the invasion of Canada.
AT Toronto there was all exciting scene.
and collision almost occurred by the ac-
cldental meeting of some prisoners under
guard and funeral cortege just returning
from the burial of several volunteers killed
IN the late sklrmish near Fort Erie.
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Mr.. Hamilton writes from Rich
mond to the New York World npropos
of the Hollywood demonstration:
eff mere exhibition of love and re-
spect for their departed kindred be
held against the Southern people as
proof of incipient disloyalty and de-
fiance, then let every Northern ty-
rant who would deny them this last
poor and only boon remaining, un-
derstand once for always that they
must annihilate every man, woman
and child in the South before they
can claim that despotic hold upon
their consciences. Not while life re-
mains will Southern men and women
cease to cling to those natural affec-
tions for the graves of their loved
ones which all civilization approves,
which are recognized by contending
armies even in the widest fury Of
the battlefield, and which are more
Or less respected even among all un-
t,,tored savages"
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From WashinStos,.

WARRINGTON, june 7.-The Congressional
proceedings are dnimportant. Mr.. Davis
addressed the Senate against tho recon
struetion bill, and denounced the radical
policy. The radicals win endeayor to force
passage by the required two-thirds vote
The Commissioner Of Internal Revenue
decides that interest and dividends derived
from stocks are regarded as income de-
rived from fixed Investments, without re-
ference to the time during which these
stocks, are held; but when gains derived
from the sale OF stocks involve interest,
received or accrued, such gains may be re-
garded MS derived from business alone
The value of property used in business,
less the amount Of insurance, may be de-
Quoted when lost from the gains and profit
of business.
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The great influx Of idle and worth
less negroes into the. CITY of Balti-
more, since the close Of the war; has
become SO great an.evil, that, for SELF
preservation, the citizens cry out to
the authorities for help. The police
stations are nightly filed with them,
and yet thousands cannot be accom-
modated. 80 :
A grand tournament, for the be
nefit of the widows and orphans of
the Confederate army came OFF at
Clarksyille, Tenn, las.. Friday, and
resulted in securing over $50, 900
for that purpose. The first, prize
for fitting at the rings was won by
w. A. Elliott.
Hon. Isaac Newton, Commissioner
of Agriculture, in his report for
April, just published, says: $50 far
the accounts of the wheat crop are
discouraging, as they indicate n short
crop over a large part of the coun-
try"
Last week, says the Augusta Ch,o-
micle Of Tuesday. the staging on the
Central Railroad was twenty three
miles; early this week it will be re-
duced to thirteen miles, and by next
week the connection will be COM
plete.
A negro Sunday school procession
marched through Washington, last
week, headed by their white teachers
with banners flying, with the follow
ing inscription upon them, viz: eve
are john Browns pet lambs"
r ''Mack," vivacious correspondent
Of the Cincinnati Consneercial-good
paper-is the Presidents pri ate
photographer.
The National LaeUiqencea. declares
itself greatly oheered by the signs of
the growing accord among all the
opponents of radicalism.
The New Haven Board of Educa-
tion have voted to exclude colored
children from the public schools in
that place. Consistent .nutmegger!
The people of Nashville, Tenn.
are taking active measures to secure
the construction of a railroad from
that city to Knoxville.
There were 800 divorces in Ohio
last year. Good many for a Union
State.
A large number of Italians are
leaving Paris for Italy to join Carl
baldi.
The apple trees in New Hampshire
are sound to the core, and q big crop
is expected.
The license fees in New York al
ready amount to $575,OOO.
Nearly 1000 Germans have Just
arrived at New York.
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It is whispered, says the Tallahas-
see F'loridian, and no doubt truth
fully, that the Government agent.
MIR. Truman, now engaged at Fer
nandina in investigating the doings
of the Florida Tax Commissioners.
has ''struck ile." The investigation
is said to be developing an amount of
corruption that is astounding.
President Johnson has pardoned
Captain Hugh Nelson Page, formerly
a Captain in the United States NAVY.
who resigned his commission VIII en-
the State Of Virginia seeded.
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= The Charleston Weekly Record
says, touching the gift of the Orange
burg Seminary to the Diocesan ,Theo-
logical Seminary of South Carolina:
An examination of the buildings
proving them not well adapted to the
purpose as it was supposed, another
member Of the firm Of John Fraser
u Co., MI. James T. Welsman, pre-
sented st. Johns College, i'll Spar
tanburg, for the same noble object.
The buildings i'll Orangeburg will be
sold, and the money appropriated to
the establishment of tho Seminary in
Spartanburg.
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One Of the London beer brewers
paid license duty hast year for more
Than $50, 900 barrels, another for
mora than A00, ,0O0, O. third for more
than 45O, 900, q fourth for more than
300, 600, and q fifth for more than
900, ,000s barrels, These five brewers
together paid more than $15O,OOO
license duty.
Leading cotton manufacturers rep
resent to the Committee on Ways
and Means that the supply OF cotton,
suitable for American consumption,
is so small that it is probable we shall
be obliged to resort to importation of
the article before September next.
It is proposed to have railway
trains cross the English Channel on
steamboats,, just as passengers to or
from Washington are taken across at
Havre-de- Grace. The cars will be
hoisted from the pier to the boat, and
the boat to the pier.
There is an old fellow in Nashville
who snOres so loud that he is Obliged
to sleep in q house in the next street
to avoid waking himself.
DR.. Hodgkin, a we'll known Eng
lish philanthropist, died at Jaffa,
April S, while On his way to Jeru-
salem.
5000 young women are employed
in Liverpool as cotton pickers. They
recently Struck"
A poor, unemployed soldier in New
York hung himself to his bed post.
There was no bureau for him.
Snow fell to the depth of several
inches in New Hampshire on the 23d
ult. -
Dana's name has been taken out OF
the Chicago Republican. It was a
heavy weight upon it.
Catholics may count among their
best beads the venerable Bede OF
England.
To be appointed Minister to Ec-
9uador is to go to the highest place in
the gift of the President.
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SUGARS! SuGARSL
Copartnership.

HNHE undersigned has associated him
Il self with THOMAS r. AGNEW, of New
York, under the firm of j. & IT. r. AGNEW.
for the purpose of conducting Hardware
ana Grocery Business, in their new store,
corner Of Main and Plain streets, Columbia,
=. G. In addition to well-selected stock
of Hardware, Paints, Oils, Window Glass,
choice assortment Of Family Groceries.
comprising every article usually kept in a
tirst-class grocery establishment, which
will be sold at moderate prices, and to
which they solicit the attention of the citi-
zens Of Columbia and the surrounding
country. JOHN AGNEW
COLUMBIA, s. c., May IL, 1866. Nav i3
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rHESTATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA

ProGio,"nfom by his El'ceNcncy JAMES L..
ORH, G0cfTnor 0l1d tuIaniu,ad,7.-in- Chief
IN d'id orey sad Stue.
WHEREAS information has been re-
w cclved at this Department that q
wllfnl murder was perpctratcd, on tho
night OF the 27th ultimo, in the city of
Charleston. by HUGH CAI.LAN on the
body of EDWARD MIILIGAN, and that
said Callan has fled from Justice:
NOW, know ye, that to the end that said
Callan may be brought to trial and condicn
punishment. do hereby offer a reward Of
TWO HUNDRED AND FIFTY DOLLARS
for the arrest and safe lodgmcnt OF the
said CaLaa in any Jail i'll this State. or
TWO HUNDRED DOLLARS for his arrest
and IodSment in any jail without the limits
OF this State and within the United States
Callan is about eighteen years of age
i've feet two inches high, stout built. no
beard, brown hair, closely cut.
Gwen under myhand and the seal of State.
at Columbia, this the 4th day OF june,
1866 and IN the ninetieth year of the in
dependence of the United States of Ame
rica. JAMES r 0pp
Governor of South Carolina.
WILLIAM K, Ht'Nrr, Secy OF State, s. G.
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The Fair Face of a Beautiful Woma,

5 the admiration Of every one. No one
Il possessing this rich gift and attribute
of health and attraction wonld exchange il
for the wealth Of the Indies. Yet how
many suffer their skin to become rough
with spots and pimples, which mar the
beauty and bloom Of the face. The CIR
CAssiAN BLOOM removes all spots and
oieim!shes, tan, freckles, pimples, blotches.
attractive in woman
For sale by druggists everywhere.
FISHER IL HENITSH, Agents.
=, JOHN NJ. MARIS II CO., Philad'a.
May 90
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Reduction of Cotton Freights.

Reduction of Cotton Freights.
so. ca. R. R. COMPANY,
~ COLUMBIA, June Z, 1866.
Through Freight Arrangements from, Co.
l't'nbia, vid Charleston, to Ne,o York.
NOTTON, at s6 per bale, delivered in
" New York. The South Carolina Rail
road Company and New York steamers
have arranged through tariff on Cotton.
winch oDvlates all unnecessary delay and
expense.
Shippers may consign to either Willis &
Chisolm or Ravenel 4 Co., agents New
York steamers at Charleston.
The local tariff from Columbia to Charles
ton will be 50 per bale. H. T. PEAKE,
June + General Superintendent.
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The CONSUMPTION IN EUROPE.
po,.sc latfo,.

THE CoNsCRIPIoN IN EUROPE.
Paris letter-writer says:
Between the Bosphorus and the
Baltic, q grand consumption is pro-
ceeding; there is not landed pro-
.prietor, n simple shop-keeper, stolid
mechanic, a wind-beaten mariner,
anywhere, who is not moved to ter
TOR or enthusiasm. Now, if ever,
the great adjustment of differences
in Europe is about to be Instituted.
The immediate parties to the out
break are Italy and Prussia against
Austria, but when these great op
posites clash together, there will be
these minor quarrels to be satisfied. 4"
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rhe United states District Court.

RIcHMoND, June Kin the United States
District Court, the Grand Jury presented
several true bills. The Judge warned them
from revealing any proceedings of the
DO dy, and said that the names OF parties
indicted could not be made public until
their apprehension. 1t is believed that
several prominent offcials of the late Con-
fedefste Government were indicted for
treason. Gen. Breckinridge is said to be
among the number.. "a >, = -
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Richlaud-..In Euuitv

J. ". Miller ct ur and W. K. Evans vs. 7
N. Scofeld and James Brown.
Ut appearing to my satisfaction that J
Il N. Scofield, one Of the defendants in the
above stated case, is absent from the State
1t ls ordered, on motion Of Mr.. McNfaster.
complainant's solicitor. that the said J. n >
sconeld DO plead, answer or demur to the
sald bill within three months from this
date, or decree pro conteSso will be en-
tered against him.
D. B. DESAUSSURE, C. E.R.D.
June f3mo
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ITCH! ITCH! ITCH!
Itch Lininnent /! !!

TVNHE great remedy at last for the ITCH.
i This LINIMENT will cure in few ap-
plications. 1t is perfectly clean, and FREQ
pleasant remedy, and o restorer of very
happy feelings. All who are annoyed with
this disease will use the Liniment Fo,
sale only at FISHER II HE1NITSH'S
April 3 Drug Store.
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COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL.

GOLD AND CorToN-The gold demand in
New York does not seem to be great. and
there arc indications that it will decline in
price The transactions in gold were very
limited during the last day or .wo-less
than 500, 900 having been bought and sold
have heretofore mentioned, has discon
tinued Its sales, having made no sales
since last Tuesday week The amount
winch was thrown in the market during
the fright Of the European crisis has pro-
babiy had favorable effect upon the price
OF american cotton and securities abroad,
anu IN that way has been worth vastly
more to the country than would have been
the paitry gain which might, as things
turned out, have been secured bv holding
1t back. A large portion of the gold that
mas been shipped to England during the
pane was sent for The necessary purpose
OF paying the interest on the fve-twenty
bonds held abroad. This amount was
ss, 600, 900 or $40, 10000 The rest went to
pay debts; and. after all, it does not
appear that sum near equal to the whole
amount which the Treasury has lately
sold-say $4,000 .0o0-has gone out. Much
or 1t still remains here
Cotton has advanced five cents n pound
recently, partly on account of the rise in
gold, but chiefly from the fading prospect
OF that crop Of 5000, 900 of bales which
Mr. A. II. Stephens, Of Georgia, predicted,
or even the 2,5GO,O00 which the Treasury
calculated upon. II the crop should reach
surprising. Revised estimates, made this
month, DO not reach higher than /, 500, 900
bales. National Iaiellige,.ce,., I'd.
Among the securities sold by j. S. Riggs
q Co., in Charleston on "Wednesday. were
the following:
~ CITY SIX per cent. stock, $77.5O to s7S;
Northeastern Railroad bonds, (tirst merit
gage,) S74; State South Carolina bonds.
$40; State OF South Carolina (pa.t duel
bonds, S63; Grcenville and Columbia Rail
roau Ti, p%onds. si5 American gold, sl.47;
South Carolina Railroad and Bank, $50 per
share; half shares South Carolina Rail
road, 500 to s29.25 per share: shares VIII
mlnSton and Manchester Railroad, $50 per
share; coupons Grcenvillo and Columbia
Haliroad, s51; coupons State Of South
Carolina, $50.
New YORK, June 4.-The following il a
list OF the bank statements for the past
week: p"''
Decrease in loans .$701. .o57 OF
in deposits. .... 1OS, 500 Is
IN legal tenders. . =. 465, ,O95 05
in'fsaSe IN IN Specie, specie. ;;o, 212,lIS o.
NEW ORLEANS, june 4.-Cotton nominal;
sales 800 bales low middling, at 33@35c.
Receipts, to-day 1885 bales. Flour, su-
pcrfne, $3.50. Corn, SO@S24c Oats. $50
SIC; Shoulders, 15i@116c.; clcar sides, 2O!.
Gold, 143l. - '''a'
CINCINNATI, June Flour in fair de-
mand and market price at s9.25@s9.75 for
superfinc, and s1O@l1 for extra. Wheat
unchanged and quiet. Corn offered more
freely and closed dull, at 6o@6I. Whiskcv
firm, at IA; in bond, g. 20, duty paid. Pro.
visions firm but quiet; mess pork held at
3l;25G1s3l.50 but no buyers at oyer s31.
bulk meats unchanged and held firmly at
full prices; bacon firm, with fair con.
s1.424Ms1.43. '
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The Markets.

New YonK, June 7.-Cotton firm, at $50
10. Gold A4@As. Sterling 10.
p. M.-Cotton frmer, with sales of !, COO
bales, at 38@40 cents. Pork unsettled, at
$3.50. Sugar quiet. Gold, 42A
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!, Tele@raPh.
35sN

Acce9@otaations for Cholera cases.
,NRw York, June 7.-seguin's point@has
been seized by the aIetrepolitsn health
authorities, and arrangemcnts are being
snatefor accommodating the occupants Of
psehension Of a disturbance. with the in
habitants.
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Fulton Market Beef.
z BARRELS SUPERIOR FAMILY BEEF
- received to-day, and for sale bv
June c. H BALDWIN
Notice.

Notice.
HNHE Ordinance Of the CITY prohibiting
Il horses or mules running at LARGE WITH
IN the corporate limits. will be strictly en-
forced from this date.
June 4 THEO. STARK. Mayor
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SHIP NEWS.
PORT OF CHARLESTON. JIJNE 2

ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
steamship Quaker City, West, N. Y.
WENT TO SEA YESTERDAY.
Steamship Cumberland, Reed, Bait.
~. bark Ezra, Bradshaw, Liverpool.
br. brig Lono Star. Yarmouth, n. s.
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FRESH GROCERIES.

PBLS. Choice Irish POTATOES, Bbls.
- Split Peas, Beans, Pearl Barley, Heck
ers Farina, Duryea's Maizena,, Crosse 4
Blackwelrs London Mustard, Quarter and
Half Boxes Sardines, Raisins, Citron, Mac
caroni, Fermicella, Choice Black and Green
Teas, Primo Coffee, Pickles in Jars, and for
sale by the dozen or hundred. Soap, Starch,
ZIG Blue, Olive Oil, Canned Reaches, Toma-
toes, Pepper Sauce, Walnut and Tomato
Catsnps, London Club Sauce, Worcester
shire Sauce, Yeast Powders, Cooking Soda,
tlavoring Extracts, Baker, Chocolate,
Ginger. Pepper and Spices, English Dairy
Cheese, Soda Biscuit, Sugar, Butter, Oys-
whole, half, quarter barrels and kits, also
at retail. Together with numerous addi-
tions to our stock now on the way and
being daily received, and which will be
sold at moderate prices 10y
May Is j. & II. r. AGNEW