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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-07-28

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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-07-28

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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-07-28

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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-07-28
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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-07-28
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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-07-28

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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-07-28

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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-07-28

Ht9. 2crena.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-06-07
CHEAPENING OF STEAM POWER.

Some'ycry interesting experiments have lately
taken place in Great Britain, which if the result of
the trials are correctly reported 'show that the
most approved marhinistp in that country have suc-
ceeded in building engines ard boilers which work
at one half tho expense OF the old machinery" AS
Charleston is looking forward to cheap and rapid
communication, not oily with some Of the princ-
pal commercial cities of this country, but also to
the establishment Of European line, these ad-
yantages present striking interest.
The British Admiralty, some time back, offered
inducements to three Of the most prominent en-
gine builders OF that kingdom to construct ma
chinery that would achieve the greatest economy
with durability. RANDOLPH & ELDER, OF Glasgow,
MAupsLEY & Sons, and JOHN PENN & Sons Of
London, we're the competitors. The competing
ships were the Ocsaoid, Constance, and Arethusa.
The Constance and Octnuia we're first tried with the
liverpool, ship containing machinery Of the or
dinary type, but uBing steam at o very low mea-
sure Of expansion.
The result Of the experiment was, that the two
former vessels done as much work as the LIVER
pool, with about half the boiler and half the COAL
This they accomplished by using steam not un-
usually superheated, but with extraordinary mea-
sures Of expansion. The 0ctapia expanded the
steam about six times, aud the Constance from
eight to nine times. To place the immense gain
attainable by this form of machinery beyond q
doubt, tho Constance, Octapia and Arethusa (ths
last being the third new boat were run from Ply
mouth to Madeira, upwards Of thousand knots,
In order to see which Of these ships could produce
| the best result. The Constance came In the win
| ner by long odds. This ship consumed but little
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over two pounds Of coal an hour per horse power.
The result is said to be something without paral-
lei in steam navigation. The Constance WAS fitted
with pair Of double-cylinder engines, 80 ar
ranged as to expand the steam upwards of nino
times.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-06-07
CHARLESTON DAILY NEWS....JUNE 7, 1866,

this journal must be addressed TO the Editor of
tho Daily Netos, No. 18 Rdyne- street, Charleston,
.. 9. business Communications 70 Publisher OF
Daily Ne,rs.
We cannot undertake TO return rejected oomnuntcao
ttons.
Advertisements outside of the oty must be doconpa-
MED ,oh the cash.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-06-07

DISSOLUTION.
TNHE COMPREHENSIVE HERETOFORE EyIsTINa
L undef the name of COLCoCK. McCAi LEY & NAL.
10y is th59sday dissolved by mutual consent Of all
parties. Mr.. JOHN COLCOCK, Commission Merchant
of Charleston, g. O. IL app ,iRted agent auidate
all unsettled business. Any person having demands
against the Arm will please pretent m all per-
Indebted to 1t will make payment to him In
Charleston; to Mr. D: MALLoY in Oheraw,-0 G. or to
Mr. T. s. MochLLEY, in Huntsville, Alabamk
(sfgnedl C. j. QDLCOCK.
II. g. MoCALLEY,
May "a tuths D. MALLOY
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-06-07
SCHOOLS.

KINGS MOUNTAIN MILITARY sCHGOL.
YORKvILLE, 8. o.
FENHE SECOND SESSION OF 1865 WILL BEGIN ON
Il the15th Of JUNE and end on the 10th of NOYRM.
Der. ,...ill - w.
TERMS For Tuition. Books. Stationary &c. Board.
Ing Fud, Lights and Washing Sl1b per session. pay.
able IN sivance, In specie Or the equivalent. ~
CrculsrB containing full information may be Hoen at
this oAioe, or msyb had on application to
A. COWARD
Surviving Principal and Proprietor
,Msyl7 thm8
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-06-07

IN Charleston bar or about the 18th OF April 1885,
one DOUBLEENDER BOAT, "a feet long, feet beam,
painted black outside and white inside The owner is
requested to como forward, prove property and pay
expenBes II not she will DO sold to pay the Ap-
ply to No. LAUREN4BTRERT. 81 June
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-06-07

Mo REWARD.-STOLEN FROM M
DOO stable On Oakley Plantation, IS miles from
charleston, on the Northeastern Railroad on the night
Of the 18th. SMALL BLACK HORSE MULE. with
new SADDLE AND Birdie; the Mule is shod and
paces Fifty dollars reward will be paid for the appre
henaon of the Mule and the thief hal of the amount
FOR the return Of the Mule. N II. GUYTON,
Arril
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AGENTS WANTED
FOR THE LIFE AND CAMPAIGNS
LOST, STOLEN, 60.

IT OsT, STO. EN-, OR STRAYED, A LARGE
~ BLAok SETTER DOG; had a broad brass
collar. Answers to the name Of Jack" liberal re.
ward will be paid II delivered at No. PRIoE's ALLEY
June7 IL
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-06-07

T,IFTY DOLLARS REWARD.-STOLEN,
II from the subscriber. near Barnwell Court House.
on the night of the Sd June, LARGE BAY MARE, /
years old and 161 hands high. aaid Mare has small
white spot In forehead with the peculiarly c. having
her set very high her head when gazing intent
y at object the tips almost touch each other It ia
believed that the thief coppercolored negro named
Edward Lewis. and formerly owned by gentleman Of
Charleston. The above reward will be paid for infor-
nation which win lead to the recovery OF tho Mare left
with Mr.. JOSEPH SANDERS, Of Charleston, or to the
subscriber, ut Barnwell Court House.
, June7 So J. R. HAGOOD.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-06-07

STOLEN, FROM MY PREMISES IN
~ Rikersyille, the 9th inst, blind SORREL
MARE, hip shod In the left hip, and two white hind
feet and very heavy tail. A liberal reward will be
paid for any information of tho came.
June7 IL Mrs. H. DICKFY
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-06-07

+ OST, A MALACCA CANE, IVORY HEAD
II GOLD BAND. market "Cai D. R. Hukt from
Vim. Beden" liberal reward will be paid If deliver
de at my Office, No. Is East Bay. D. X. HUNT,
May l6 Captain and Depot Quartermnster.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-06-07

II
Removal.
rVNHE SUBSCRIBER HAS REMOVED TO THE
i SOUTHWEST CORNER CHARLESTON HOTEL,
where he would be glad to meet his old friends and
tomors
Mr.. JOHN T. FLYNN still superintends the TAILOR.
ING DEPARTMENT as usual. A. 8. HULL, Agent,
May26 Draper and Tailor
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-06-07

r OST, DEPOSIT BOOK No 43, WITH
~ the Charleston Savings Bank. The finder will
please leave It at this office. 8 Jnne A
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REMOVALS..

JOHN KING k co.
TTAVE REMOVED FROM no. SO HASFL.STREET
Ill to Nos. l4S Ii6 EAST BAY. IL Nay 20
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WANTED, RY WHITE WOMAN,
sITOATdoSin In some respectable family, either
as Cook or as Washer and Ironer She would be will
ling, also to make herself generally useful Apply at
and Courier. Nar 90
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-06-07

T OsT, THIS MORNING EARLY, EITHER
In King Wentworth, st. Philip Radcliffe streets
between Hasel and Rutledge Streets q small Package
marked "Dr E. ]. oLovERos. Orangeburg 8. O." Any
information iegardiDg the above win be thankfully
wHITTEMORE, SON L CO., No. q 6Radcliae-st street
June8 .- a.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-06-07
WANTS..

& WAITER CAN BE OBTAINED, THOR
y OUGHLY acquainted with waiting on Gentlemen
or serving as Porter. Apply at this Office.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-09-06
. BInEhnnmRsIIalr.

oeA-4-A1aI ~ Ssept. 5i1, $50
Ihe CuRQn Republican 8Iesfina, -l,s7li
1eEs Isl night proved \ grand s11esssss.
o. mo6on Of J. a. :. Crzt1y, GE1e
L..-s5lllE lE-lls 4lTlslLniEs3 ~ elllIuE Dr.
A. W 5unkEnS 10 El1s Cslsir and slesca-
l1E 41eoo HeatheTinEton Dr.. A Graf
ton UEEah Veunfng. r y Ganzr1 aEd
Il AllstfE-- Vice PreEzdellz, and I'd n.
A1@ck and A. D. Smith, Ssc[ziarIes-
The meeting Vas addressed by Judge
John A. Bingham IN . most mastery
aDt eloquent Speeah, N which hs E5n-
clezled Gongress and the constitutional
amsndmeuf and exhibited the p.er5SIy-
Of Andrew johnson and his followers,
ard their 5n6deIity 20 tbs paItysK h5eh
=lee<sd him, 30 the. LOYAL men Of The
Souih. tttE hzS4 Interests Of the Country
and % The cause Of TIE oPprsse5 n
oEkeT lands Ss shown N as eX1Ez0r-
diBaEy effoTts 10 serve he British In
suPpressing The attempt OF our Irish
Island from Eaglizh ulzsrGle
Judge HnEharass address uuncupied
Al hour and hzlf IN delivery and
Tzs muS1 enthusiastically applauded
throughout me audience was large
AID intelligent and gave him thecloss5
Z1EEu15cu
me Bsllair Brass Band vas in aften-
danps ard dlsoonrse1 some very enc
music 4ltoEeIher II Ezs one q The
mos sEcoSsfal meetings ever beld
here.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-09-06
Ueetl1E e sse BaIfIRore HafEslnI
Uz8oa Exeeurtre Usuu.lttee-



Pursuant % us czn issued from
Washington, ths Naf5ooaI Union Com
E1ltsae uet AZ th5s CITY today Thsfol-
loWInE gEnEeDe1 were pTesnfs Cor
Marcus L. Wand % View jersey; s. A.
PurTlznce, OF He1nsylT4uia- n b
SnlIt6srz, Of DssREares b. ". HoslusEu.
q Aaryland= J :. Fowler, o. Ueunas-
So John D. Defrsaz- Of Indiana B C.
Cox Of illinois, Marsh G5ilinEz, o.
3liehiEzn7 3 Judd. Of WtsooEsiH; D. b.
S-abbs- Of Iowa Thomas SlmEscn. Of
Virginia Gov EdunD6z, Of Dakotahs
n A. StzEk- Of Connsetieats General 2.
3. CoHsu, Of OnEn- A. B Gard1er. Of
Ee-nouis And " J. CoWfng, Of Viz
gina
ns committee eEsasd a temporary
o-EznzEztloa by ealing seuator FoWiezr
o the chair, and apPeinsed W. J. Cow
ing resolutions Ters unanimously
adopted:
" EKEEASs a Es PLACES Of Henry J.
Raymcod, of SeT York II D SpsrZJ,
q ConDsc1icut, and George - SsnEeE-
q Ono, IN the National Union Com
ulltzees are vacant, bT rszsoa q tar
aba1doameuf Of ths p-zoGples Of the
Sstio1al Union party and af-iiiatio9
With is eEem5s= Therefore
ssResoE1sd, Ibzz after proper recon-
use1dzfions- SID Taczncsss shall Be
duad BY aPpointmenf By The Commit
I teza
In Pursuance Of the foregoing rzolu-
s5un. G0Tsuor Marcus L Ward, oS
! NsE jersey has unanimously slscsad
r-e-maueuf Cha5ruan Of The Commit
fss, and John D Defressr u IEdianSs
Secretary u Is expected tlszS - ad-
dEas % he country Til Be Essusa BE-
fore fhs hasl adjournment q tie Con-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-09-06
me HETGUx-
Unfoa EIesoEy IN Venoai-Gata =.
The UsforIEy % hs1 E~.

Unfoa E5etoEy IN Verw01i-GaEa 81
the UHIoriEy - L@G zen.
1loyZRHIEE- VT SEPT The an
uuzt els-tiua for Governor, L5sufenan1
G0yslc-. IraEs1ref and nzmhsEs Of
Ibe LeElslzturs- IN this STATE, has taken
plaza Tas RsP1blieans voszd for Hon.
Pail DllinEhzm, Of WGts-h1-E- Tor
GoEerncE, and tEs Democrats Tor Gas
n Dzy=1po-t- q Hbii1iDghsn- We
have 5scured this evening. returns from
zb0uz thirty toEnS- embracing about
o1e-thiu5 q The vote II the Stafe- he
taIiof s-zuds thus GE-D[IliuEbzm
), 149= Davenport So Thsszns towns
Ezs1 year gave DlIIInghzm 4.Gs55, and
DaTeup0TI l-sE5. This vote EDdi1ztas q
gain toths Republican maioE51y In he
State ever thai q fzst year OF about So
OF the towns bard from On tbs Cover
noE's vc.e, Al repors RsPablSc2a neu-
b's-s OF al1s legislature Suf two ms
Ss8zts VII, IS usual, be unanimously
Repuhlizn- Iufhs Thzrd CongrsSsto1-
q Dzs1Eict- There hard fEht lad bssn
gulBg On between The KITal Republican
ezndidz.ss Tor Congress, there i 10
cho5os- As Ezr Is beznd from, TIE two
caDdIdEtes, Hon. PcEt9s BaIteE and
Hoa- R h H0yf, are about eTsn- In
The olher tHo dls-riczs- ths Rsp1blIczn
nomI2esz are sIeczed b. hzuds0ns ma
sOr5zfez
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-09-06

IKE telegraph EsstsZ1sy morning II
formed the country thHs General Grant
and Admiral FsuzEz1 had 1ea he
Presidential hiPpodrons Il CIsTs1and,
AID Eozs ov~ % Detroit IN view q
lhz1 trznspzrsd a. SsE To-k. and else
Were since Alr- Jchuso1 len Sgashing-
IN, ard N view q III fz9 that Grant
and Fa1egz: aTs oaly human, and
have OnIy hamE1 patience ard powers
Of sndurznae, Il Is not diheuIt % -
The siZnif=zncs Of fhis abandonment q
fhs President oHcaI eo1rtSy aid
rspae. f5z the presidential oGee are
powerful eonzz-zinis. bat Grant AID
FaErzzuT probably 1sel thai certain
zmount Of Constellation : dEe 70 thsm-
selTe, eren from the Pr@5dsn:, Eao has
abussd hisreIation 70 hen, b. making
them dsogy ducks Tor he Pnzsdeai's
exhibition TheF desire bEief rssplis
from Mr. Johnson's ezosfzzn, and pr
hzps doa'f ob5esz % n Little Ison5zing On
1bsir own aseouDL
Sever IN tie history Of thts country
Nd a nan make hinsslf s4odious- 50
EapldIy IS sIr. johnson has done since
he len Washington II be were only
half Is suoeazfpl IN making treason
s1odlous,s, What = ESsumph he would
achieve. HIS newly found friends are
dis1nayed-and well hey may be, foE
being unua1aEeabls As vel As iz5is-
cree. sEr. johnson Is fast ruinIng their
prospects.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-09-06

THE meeting Of johnson and FIJI
more At BaGalo, was quite 3 curious
event. Beth Became secondhand
Presidents through violence both were
failors, and both, when they Obtained
iIl-goiten power, Betrayed their people
and abandoned their principles When
The remains Of President Lincoln Were
carried through Buffalo, Fillmore re-
fused to show the marks Of ordinary
respect shown BY All the eftizens, and
an The more appropriately due from
him - having once himself held the
exalted position from which lincoln
Waz disposed by the knife Of The azsas-
sin, As Taylor was By the cup OF the
Poisonsr- Very naturally, hoEeVer, and
appropriately he tarns ont 70 receive
win open arms the man, Who, 70 the
infinite nEusea Of the country, IS tray-
cling The same rOuts % eodles inhny
that the murdered Lincoln was carried
over 10 immortal Hma.
Il VIII Be noticed that the ex-Presi-
dent did aot indulge the usual y3rafsas
Of the President Re had discretion
enough to know that vzs Johnsonis
Peeulizr domain. on which he had no
nssd to poaeh.
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AL accounts -agree that Gen Geary
VIII carry Pennsylvania by as least
- 600 majority. The campaign on the
part Of the Radieals Is being carried cut
with great zeal and the enthusiasm OF
the people throughout The Stare shows
their sentiments. The Indications are
that the Radicals VIII gain three Con-
greZmeu. Il IS RseEted that the John
son men have raised Sa00, GO to carrv
the election. This large amouns Of
money, together With he sWeepiu. re-
morals Of Radicals from once bT Presf-
dent johnson, IL Is believed by the Cop
peEheads VIII carry the Stale for CIV
mer, but thus lar there are no indica-
dnns 70 justify The hope.
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In pursuance Of . resolution uzssei1
AZ = nesting Of EE1a 3SoId5eEs- and Szil-
oEz' Uu5onsE hsid II he CITY OF Wash
ingtou, D. C, On 1Eo1dzy evening, Au-
zgzEt =, 1915. ne invite al soldiers and
salons Who have szrTed IN tbs Union
army Or navy during The late var for
tbs suppEeszoz CT ths REBELLION, and
Wbc bsl5sFs thai trazsou should bs
made odiOus and traitors punishej,
and who are opposed 70 The restoration
Of nebsls 70 power and 20 oSzTIng pre-
mf11s for treason and treachsrF, and
Who are IN favor oCfhs prupozed con-
stitufi0nal amendment, and Of contiuu-
ing CongreEs As thu laE-mzking power
Of the Government, 70 uest AZ Pitts
burgh. Pennsylvania, On Tuesdzy, Sep
tsmber - IS55, ~ II O'Clock n We
made OR argument IN tbs field
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VIII A Short, ReuDsyiF James 3.
RoEce, Vermont Wm. Hunt, Rhode
Island s q. Merrill, Counsc1ic1t; Wm.
$ Monss, New York; H " RotheTy,
New jersey; w c. Porter, Ohio. 81. a.
Hall, District Of Columbia; J. ".
Kirkslsy, Maryland; c. z. CapehaEt.
West Virginia; A. J. Bennett, Texas
d. 81 Miller, Indiana; Jas T. Smith,
Illinois; s. G. Van DeTeufer, Michigan;
D. 5. Curtis, wisconsin, AShbsI Inger-
sol, 4innesotas w Porter Iowa; Chas.
Barr, Missouri; s r Harrington, Kan
sass Ihos- D. Dalton, Kentucky L. C.
HOuek, Tennessee
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