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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-09-19
THE FRENCH BReEcH LOADER.
Interesting Rnd satisfactory Field Experi.

Fran Galisnanj's Me

Fra M Galignanis Messenger Aug. 70
A cutous experiment with the Chassepot muskot,
adopted by ti, military commission appointed 10 exatn
ms The dieren Inventions u breech leaders, has Just
taken place at a 10 camp OF Chalons.
letter In the rranoe gives tho following account
General d Auicn arre, the President, ordered eo'n
p,uv ~ eighty fon, chasscurs armed with to gun IN
question 10 be pacn At 400 metres from target rerrs
esntng the front OF squadron OF cavalry In tho rear
Inont II guides N 4cs metres also from the line OF
nre On a signal syeA' by tho Prosiden. the latter
commenced ring nv nic as,ths target The object o.
The trad IN prsstion was % ascerain by counting tho
shot sred and Tie balls receive. ~ me Whs .hs
rrc,rcs or in other words the efApt produo ~ W.
or infantry on q squadron charging Inc suiues went
nary rapidly for horsersa heavily accofered and W
troop The infantry fred during tbs came per- Three
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-09-19
MISCELLANEOUS FoBelGH ITEMS.

The Prusslan official report on the battle Of KONG.
gtz computes tho loss Of the Arsrsns at 40 600 men,
Is 600 being prisoners without wounds; and the nun
Der OF Prussians killed and wounded at nearly TO- 000
Duke sdophus Of Nassan followed the example Of the
Kings OF Hanover and saxony lie took with him from
the capital n of q million Of forms belonging 10
the State and carried or his celebrated stud OF horses
A letter from Hanover, in the Independence Beige
says:rhe deputy OF the capital charged to present 70
King George the address recommending hrs abdication
has not returned Tho report, however, y that MS Ma
jesy replied that holding his crown from Cod he conld
Royal shared in his opinion Guided by such feelings
tn King win he hardly disposed 10 relieve tho junction
aries from their oath.
Tho Trieste journals announce the prosecution for
high treason Of NJ Constantine, author OF memorial
presented TO Baron Rcaso by the Trieste emgrants 70
claim Italian nationality for that city and all lstria
The Council OF Administration OF the International
Association for the Progress Of Social Sciences has
resolved unanimously, ON the proposition OF the ION
mitiee OF Turin 10 postpone the Congress which was TO
have taken place IN that city In September next The
uncertainties OF the political situation OF Europe and
all. the dangers Of tho prevailing epidemic have
aleo caused the idea 20 be rejected OF calling together at
Brussels during tho fs,cs OF September, Congress
restricted to the discussion OF questions more specially
relative 10 pence and war;
In the Prussian Chambers, the policy of Count do
Bismarck will apparently meet with scarcely any resist
Some few members OF the pfogressst party con-
aue indeed 20 dwell upon tho rights OF the princes and
populations intended 10 be Incorporated with Prussia
but tho government absolutely repudia,es al cons'ders
lions OF that nature
Asl Petersburg letter in the Paris Ncpde says:-k
nksse has abolished all the pnnishments which existed
ageins. persons abandoning the Russian state religion
Those penalties really terrible. naturally tho
greatest obstacles 10 conversions TO Catfoicsm few
persons had the 10 aacrifce fortune country
and position for the truth
The 0srrdtoYe Rops1no, OF Rome, publishes an Off.
cia note which conlrsdcts the runor Of speedy 70.
sumption of goliatons with " Vegezz of Italy and
declares caogoically that 'rontilca Rome has never
made any alliance with the systematic volh,ors OF her
rights aud that whenever she accepted conprvDlE
she always maintained principles
The indemnity demanded from Italy by Austria for tho
cersion veneiia one hundred and twenty millions Of
HORNS or. 50c. catll
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cent Of the bullets discharged
The experiment was repeated the second time and
with exactly the same result The effect OF MY per
cent OF the shots 10 terribe also, asin half minute
eighty chasseurs sent three hundred and twenty bullets
at the enemy-that is, exactly four TO each man. IL
eighty horsemtn had really charged those eighty rife
they would have oil been struck down the way.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-09-19
the EMPRESS OF MEXICO.

why She Did Not Visit Her Brothers. Palace.
brussels Sept Al correspondence OF the Avcnir National
have been much SURPRISED in Brussels that the
Empress OF Mexico coming for the first time TO
Europe since the death OF her father, Leopold L.
did not at once pay visit 10 her family here ~ ap-
The Empress felt hurt because the King of the Belgans
had sent TO receive her on her landing at saint
Nazaire.
correspondence the subject has since taken place
between the brother and siserthe difference has been
arranged, and the Empress will come to Brussels ON her
return from Mraniar
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-09-19
THE LAM,RANDE CASE.
Arriv nj al the Prisoner in Liverpool aud his
Transfer 30 France.

Iron tho Manchester Guardian, Sept. 81
The steamer Damascus, which arrived az Liverpool on
Tuesday night last, brought over from Quebec among
her ia sengcrs Ernest Tnrrean Iamirande in charge
of French detective. NJ Iamraude was lately In the
employ Of bank In tie ncghb ,rhood OF Paris, and sue
ded ~ onbexzling deposits TO the extent OF about
s2s Ooo sterling He escaped from France, and evenu
ally found his way to Canada, where he was arrested by
a Paris detective and brought over 10 England.
AT the Liverpool Police Court yesterday, application
was made behalf Of the French Consul 10 have tho
prisoner brought before the local stipendary but Mt
Ranles fefns q, The around that bc had ursiic
uyn. heprsoner was subsequently, taken 10 Paris By
the French detective
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-09-19
MtscEI.LAyEous.

4 --ur " AwsyD 40 RLEEcKER srREEr--EvERN
~. Of Rheumatism, .ag'a, nervousness. Ssi
disca guaranteed ~ oue interview by hydr
magnetic salye sant for az. Blood purified.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1866-09-27

VINO WAS IT ?-The posters an
announced that VIM. A. Howard would
speak in this city on Wednesday even
ing. The list says VIM. A. Howard
arrived at the Bancroft, Wednesday.
The Enterprise of Thursday morning
says j. H. Howard made a whaeking
speech Wednesday evening. As they
look about as near alike as q tape
worm and q blood beet, the inference
is that the Enterprise reporter didn't
know either Of than any better than
he knows his business in the dramatic
line. How arc you, Hunchback ?
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1866-09-27
presently,

MEDICINAL. -We call attention to
the advertisement of Conger's Magic
Regulator and Tonic Liver Pills in
this paper. 1t is not common Gus
tom with us to puff patent medicines
of any kind, but in regard to those
remedies, having known their history
from the start the first job of print
ing on their introduction to the pub
lie in 1910, was done at our office at
Mt. Clemens being intimately ac-
ouainted with their inventor, Hon.
James L. Conger, and having tried
them ourselves and witnessed their eff
feet on others, we feel warranted in
saying that as speciality, they will
unquestionably answer the ends for
which they are recommended, in at
least nine out of ton cases. Col. Con-
ger, the inventor, is now with Mr..
Kitton, the present proprietor of the
medicines, experimenting their man
ufacture, and the odor Of the Regu
lator," at least, is a sufficient indica-
ton that none of the savory materials
of old are diluted or omitted in its
preparation. The Pills arc simply the
"blue pill in a formation and COM
bination which prevents injurious eff
fects so often the result of their use in
the unmixed state.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1866-09-27
THE TRIPLE REMEDIES.
GOES DYSPEPSIA CURE.

THE Worlds great Remedy for Dyspepsia Indigestion Constipation Gene
Want of o
in
II disorder
that the best Dyspepsia Ahn IT.
na
a. or The Popretom
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1866-09-27


REPUBLIcAN COUNTY TIcKEr.-The
radicals at their Representative and
County Convention on the Goth, put
in nomination the following ticket:
Representatives LIST DiStriet-Wm. II.
Taylor.
Representative Cd District-Gcorge
III. Ncwcomb.
Shr0-Capt. Henry Miller.
Register of Deeds-Capt. A. S. Bing-
ham.
County C5srk-sergeant Edward
Bloedon.
County Teaswr--Capt Gideon A.
Lyon.
Prosecuting AttOmey-Col. Edwin
III. Powers.
Circuit Court Com'r--Capt. VIM. A.
Lewis.
Swregor-Darwin A. Pettibone.
CorOners-S Surgeon nehemiah Os-
born, Lewis w. Bliss.
As weak wine makes the strongest
vinegar, so weak men make the most
virulent radicals, hence the above is a
very pungont though not a very
strong tick. We shall speak more at
length of SOME of its characteristics
presently.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1866-09-27
Guarantee a Cure in Every Instance,

whent
Merhan N n
unlimited and
aniw youngty s
q the uocen IN
from N Of
which
il esayngh its success tla
times asou bowels
nous nabe he
trouble
c. G. CLARK & CO., Propretors,
New Haven, Connecticut
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1866-09-27
4pMl atllttets.

&c The long statistical and equal
ization table which we publish in this
paper together with the address of DR..
Plessner, monopolize so much space
that we have very little room for other
matter. Having made arrangements
whereby We shall be relieved of the
political management of the paper
and secured an ample typographical
force, we shall have need of no fur
Their explanations.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1866-09-27
LYONS PERIODICAL DROPS
The Great Female Remedy for Irregularities,

scientifically compounded fluid of direct and positive aco
O
a M
with n
o.
United Price 81
l.. LYON, NJ. d.. New Haven, c.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1866-09-27

CLAY a TESTERS VEGETABLE HAIR REsToR.
ER.-Ths valuable vegetable compound pre-
pared by Clay Lester must be applied to be
appreciated. Being purely vegetable In its In
gradients, il is perfectly harmless, and restores
gray hair to its original condition, Graduating
every particle of dandruT and prevents the hair
from falling out imparts rich glossy lustre that
other so-ealled rcstoratives fail to do. More
than one hundred well known citizens of this city
can testify to its efficacy. As ladies hair dress
ing, il cannot be surpassed, 1t being principally
a REsToRER and NOT DYE.
Messrs Clay a Lester, in this connection
would remind the public that they still continue
in their tonsorial rooms, under FIRING Hall, where
they are prepared 10 shampoo, dress l. es, gem
tlemen's, and children hair in the best style in
vogue, and make and repair wigs to suit Gus
toners.
EAST SAGINAW. August /, 1866
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1866-09-27

BUSINESS EDUCATION within the reach Of
all. The Union Business College az 0berlin, o.,
offers advantages surpassed by none. Tuition
and board can be had at about one-half the usu-
al rate and the large corps of teachers employed
secures much personal attention to each student
The TELEGRAPH Department, under the manage
ment of first class telegraph men, is fitted up
without regard to expenee DO not fail to send
for a circular before going elsewhere
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1866-09-27

EE We noticed few days since
a largo amount of seasoned lumber Of superior
quality, at the Yard of Gallagher, Mead & Deer
ing, in this city. 1t is thoroughly seasoned, hav
ing been stuck up for two years. 1t consists of
Dressed Flooring, Siding, Ceiling, and finishing
lumber. Persons who are building will do we'll
to call and see this very desirable stock of lumber
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1866-09-27
ERRORS OF YOUTH.

"A GENTLEMAN who suffered for years
IA from Nervous Debility, Premature Decay
anu all the effects Of youthful ndscrcton, will
for the sake Of suffering humanity, send fres to
all who need it, the receipt and directions for
making the sample remedy by which he was
cured. Sufferers wishing to profit by the adver-
tiscr's experience, can do so by addressing, in
perfect confidence, JOHN B, OGDEN.
No 10 Chambers ST, New York (363-n-3)
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1866-09-27

OIRCAssIAN CREAM WASH,

CIRCASSIAN CREAM WASH,
For the Complexion also, a Specific
for all Skin Diseases.
TT Is NOT A PASTE, TO CLOG the pores Of
4 the Skin, thereby engendering disease, but
possesses the marvellous power of attracting 10,
and throwing from the surface, the humors OF the
Skin, opening the pores and restoring u 70 heal
thy action, thereby rendering the complexion, as
nature designed it, CLEAR, SMOOTH, BRILLIANT.
One Hundred Dollars Reward will be paid for
the first case Of failure, when strictly persevored
in aud used according to directions. Removes
Freckles, Morphow, those yellow blotchcs fire.
quently seen on the forehead and iase. blotehes,
Tan, Pimples, &c; cures Old Sores. Salt Rheum,
Ringworm, letters, Seald Head, BARRIERS Itch
and all Diseases of the Skin OF whatever nature
j j. RANDALL,
Sole Proprietor, Fishers Block, Detroit Mich.
Sold by Frizelle Brothers, A. A. Dunk and
wadsworth East Saginaw; Smith 4 Mott, Sag
inaw Cityj Street 4 Thomas, Bay City, Drug
gists. 36o-m2.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1866-09-27
ONE OF THE GREATEST

Causes Of Ill health is costveness, or indigestion
It has for its offspring dyspepsia, with all its at
tendant mircies, such AZ sick headache, sour
stomach, no appetite, no energy. in fact, complete
prostration. Goes Dyspepsia Cure is a sovereign
remedy; why do you not who are suffering, make
the experiment Of the trial of single bottle; IL
costs but tribe to taste ii, and will surely bring
you relief.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1866-09-27
THE COMPREHENSIVE HERE

CTRAYED OR STOLEN ON THE
D.uight of the 30th of August, heifer one
year old last Spring; color red about the head
and forward parts, on her hind parts il is inter-
spcrsed with small white and brown spots
Whoever will return said heifer or give infor-
nation where she may be found, will be literally
rewarded $40 If EUNICE BEACH.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1866-09-27

THEATRE.-Notwithstanding the
very rainy weather, with but the ex-
ception of two or three days, that has
existed since the first appearance of
Mr.. j. r. Healy's Dramatic Troupe
in East Saginaw, it has been greeted
with a fair house every evening. In
Miss VIRGINIA Howard, our theatre
going people have found a favorite
every way worthy of their admiration,
she is the most talented artist that
has appeared on the Saginaw boards.
Mr.. HEALY is deserving of equal
praise, in fact every feature Of the
company is well represented, second
lady, old lady, second gent old gent
and all. On Saturday evening the
thrilling drama of Don Cesar de Ba-
IAN will I've presented and conclude
with Toodles. We hope the hall will
be filed to its utmost capacity, in order
to convince the manager that our citi-
zens appreciate talent.
The tri-weekly news. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1865-1876, 1866-09-22
State Money.

The following measure has been pro-
pared as corrective for the depre-
c;a:ion of our State bills. These bills
have been issued only to the extent Of
about one-thifd of the estimated tax
of the State and are receivable in pay
ment of all dues to the State and not
withstanding this are circulated at a
rate of discount that reflects seriously
upon the credit of the commonwealth.
This measure if it becomes law
ought to, restore them to par value.
The House of Representatives pass.
ed bill authorizing the Treasurer of
the State to redeem the State issue by
exchanging for all such bills an equal
amount of Treasury notes of the Uni
Ted States, or the notes of any Nation
al Bank, and further authorizing him
to use for the purpose, any funds in
the Treasury not otherwise unappro-
priated. The Senate will doubtless
follow the example of the House, and
thus give stability and confidence in
the mercantile community to the State
bills.-Carol,ntan.
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RUMoRs CoNoERN1Ne NAPOLEON.

A strange rumor comes from Rome to
tbs effect that conspiracy to poison the
Emperor of the French at Vichy was
discovered before he left that place.
The poison was to have been admins.
tered in a potion which the Emperor
was accustomed to drink after his bath.
1t is asserted that man Eamed Valen.
tine was to have carried this design into
effect; but when it was discovered
through warning letter sent by one of
the conspirators in Rome to the Empe-
ror, Valentine committed suicide.
1t is reporte in Paris that some time
since Napoleon, fearing failure Of the
negotiations for peace between Austria
and Italy, wrote letter to King Victor
Emanuel in which he impressed on the
King tie necessity of preventing, at all
hazards. the resumption of hostllties,
and OF the same time remarkea:
"To facilitate the complement of
Italian nationality, 1 givoA UP asking
Prussia Tor the compensation to which /,
would have a right in exchange forVe.
netia. 1t is,in fact my great embarrass.
ment."
The Paris correspondent Of the Horn.
fng Star says tnat ''these words clearly
indicate that the Emperor Napoleon re
nounces for the present the aggrandise.
ment of the French frontier on the north
and'east in the interest OF. Italy. 1t is
also understood that OH the same occa-
sion King Victor emanuel received the
assurance that France would. make no
demand from Italy in exchange for Ve-
netia, thus showing that the. reports as
to the annexation of Sardinia to the
French Empire were utterly devoid Of
foundation. @ Es
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COLUMBIA, Sept 20.

The three most important measures
before this General Assembly are
those in regard to the District Courts,
to suspending the Fall terms of tlR
Courts of Common Pleas, and to per-
petuating testimony. Two of these
have been passed, that in relation to
the suspension of Courts is not yet an
Act, although so reported in the Phe-
MIC of this morning. The difference
Of the two branches of the Legislature
seems to be irreconcilable, as the fol-
lowing will show:
/ The Bill originated in the Senate,
was adopted by a majority of one on
its second reading, and sent to the
House. The House struck out all af-
ter the enacting clause, substituted
their Bill and returned it to the SEN
ate.
The Senate refused to concur in
their amendment, and sent back che
Bill after striking out all after the
enacting clause, and, substituting
their original bill. The House again
returned it am ended with their amend
ment. And this morning the matter
stands an statuquo. The fight to-day
in the Senate will be to adopt or reject
the House amendment. The vote will
be SO close that it will be impossible
to foretell whether the bill will be-
come an act'o not. 1t may be that
as last resort. conference commit
tee will be appointed which may adopt
some compromise acceptable to both
Houses.
p. S. Since the above was written
the vote in the Senate has been taken
to concur in the amendment from the
House. Tt was l3 to 49,. So the
President had to vote, and voted
negatively. The House, as I expect
ed, has by a large majority refused to
recede from its amendment, and has
appointed a conference Committee.
But cannot wait for the result, as
this must be closed for tho mail.
McC.
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Act to amend and extend the operations
of an Act enh,led IAN Act to provide
n mode by which to perpetuate tesiISho[
nv in relation to deeds, wills, chos.s M
action, and other papers and records de.
stroyed or lost during the recent warT
on Act to provide for the drawing o.
inries for the next term Of the Court Of
Common Pleas and General Sessions for
Darlington District; ali Act to vest in
the city of Columbia the right and titlc
of the State in certain lots; an Act to-
provide for the redemption ofbills receiv+
able issued by this State.
Mr. 'Trescot introduced resolution,
which was ordered for consideration to-
morrow, that the Governor be, and he
is hereby, authorized to contract for the
purchase of 500, 900 bushels OF corn, if
he deem so much necessary, to supply
the wants Of the State consequent upon
the loss of the food crop Of this year. J.:
Adjourned.
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our State Constitution. 1t is lamen-
table as showing the crumbling away
of that respect for constitutional law
which once was the jewel of. South
Carolina.
How mnch better for the credit and
honor ofouf little State had it been, if
instead of calling meetings to rebuke
the Court of Errors, those meetings
had been called to sustain IN toto its
decision, and declared that come veal
or woe, the citizens of South Carolina
acknowledge their pecuniary obliga-
tions, and though believing they can
never meet them all, yet they shall be
met to the extent of their ability.
McC.
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proftably to industrious immigrants,
the terms most proper for such dispo-
sal, and the means of inducing immi-
grafton of a desirable kind, q course,
it seems to me, the dictate of both in
terest and patriotism, much coed
might be the result. The actors
might live to see their country re-
deemed from desolation and ruin, and
themselves surrounded by prosperity.
The. writer is not able to do much
in the matter proposed, but makes
the suggestion because his only hope
of successful labor points to intolli-
gent and interested laborers, ,'and of
these the supply is to limited, and this
his only hope of increase.
The subject certainly deserves the
grave consideration of those who feel
that this land is to be their home
that'they are welded 20 g soil.
The tri-weekly news. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1865-1876, 1866-09-22
TUESDA Y, SEPT. 1s, 1866.
N
SENATE

TheSenate met at | / a. M
The bill to provide for the establish
ment of penitentiary. received the
third reading, passed and the title was
changed to an Act.
A bill from the House, to make par
ties plaintiffs and defendants, in all cases,
competent to give testimony in such
cases as other witnesses, was ordered to
lie on the table.
Mr.. Thompson made report, from
the Committee on the Judiciary, on a
bill from the House, TO provide for the
registration of trust deeds of personal
property; which was postponed to The
next session of the General Assembly.
Messrs Mcqueen, Dozier Sullivan,
Townsend and Arthur submitted reports
of committees.
Mr.. G.. w: Williams made report
from the Committee on. the Judiciary,
on bill to amend an Act entitled Ar
Act to establish and regulate the domes.
tic relations of persons of color and to
amend the law in relation to panpers
and vagrahcy," which was postponed to
the next session. s@
Adjourned.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
The House met at ! | a. m.
A joint resolntioMhras agreed to pro-
viding for the adjournmento the Legis.
lature on Friday next a: IL M.
| The Senate returned TO the House
the following Acts which were commit.
ted to the Committee on Engrossed
Acts: An Act to amend an Act enti
tied Gan Act to make appropriations
for the year commenc,ng in October,
A. D. 1885," an Act to incorporate the
Phmnix Fire Engiao Company, of
Darlington; an Act to declare valid the
recent election for Intendant and War
dens of the towinof Darlington; an Act
to legalize the elections of municipal
officers of the town of Moultrieville and
MouWt Pleasant; an Act 10 incorporate
the Planters and Farmers Relief As
sociation; an Act to amend an Act, to
lend the cridit of the State to secure GER.
tain bonds Of tha South Carolina Rail-
road Chmpany (; an Act. to incorporate
the Peoples Steamship Company an