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, 1866-11-06
General Cas:clnau Resumes the
ReinS Of Government,


The seecrh Governors Little Farce Ended
Action on the " nit of uahcnA1Eorpns-Thc
Priton Warden Decline. to Mako Immc-
dtnte ketnrn-Furthcr Proceedings roxt-
p1ucd st1t Thursduy-Thc Srss Colnmts.
h,oners to ltema1n In Custndy-A Flag.
Dsly Demonssratlon-sFh Became Of It.
lspecia1 Despatch to the Chieaso Tribune.l
baltimore, November s.
4 FARCE.
The play Ia finished, and it turns ont 10 be a
f1scl. Governor Swami and his associate con-
spratoss are beaten at every point. The Union
men Of the city have won the day against the
combined hosts of rebellion and conservatism,
aided By Andrew johnson. The North ores
them debt OF gratitude il can never pay. With
less determined patriotism, less firm and con-
ecientious adherence 10 the letter and spirit Of
law. their victory had been less complete; bnt
pou ii wants nothing 10 1nnkc'lt the grrat, mag
ulfcent triumph Of the year.
TIE ctTT YESTERDAY.
The crowd on the street vas much smaller -d1y
thsn on Saturday. and the excitement was nothing
Ike thst & winsesed y tlen. rsop;G. except IN thc
erally gooa natured, fer everybody s1W ula! the
Swami faction was out7Ecnern1led and The ridicu-
1onsness Of his position IVES apparent to men Of
The interest % Of ne day y m sente.el At IL % Court
1udre Daston's writ Of ha6.as t3rpnF, ior tue
henea: ot the sherts aud the swarm 70,
liz s cSasssi0ner9 snas "1s is.t soa9 ,se Ct
ha 'tt:s eoe1t s Toem vas pseR+a. Everysedy waited
with snch patience ~ was possible ttil ha1f-past
he q IL esf sa I'd
mi made return Of the writ, tho CONSERVATIVE
counsel as that hour began proceedings calculated
Warden I'd 7: to im1nediaie action. The tate Il the M
Swami party depended on the immediate release
Of the so-called Commissioners.
An atrR1a11T1uDaE.
The counsel Rp&red effort 10 induce the
Judge 10 act III their interest he is Of their
la1lh In politics, bnt has alway4 been called IN
council were three In number; they were adrost
and plausible. They quoted law and decisions De.
r. es tsey esase
Ss| ssss - ss ;!,aa H. \ Y. Ill sst:
aim Of every one being to ges The prisoners into
courl to-day, il possible. The Judge was patient.
liz gave them over fonE hours TO show cause 70,
Vas nothing for him 10 do. The lazy gave tht
Warden three dayr IN which tn make bis return
h1 rot 10
hut adjourn further proceedings TO 4hursda!
tnolning.
That dcctsiun settled ihe Case There Is nothtn,
for ~ to TEE
conclude to give bali, and let all THO questions
is6ue be settled at the mex. term OF the Supcfic
Conrt- The proceedings OF ,he day were dceri
Interesting, and were witnessed by many peEson
p1Ua-uaLY DEMONSTRATION,
The crowd outs,de the Court Aousc during Il
. | forenoon numbered about thousand. many
| whom were considered IouEas OF the won't Kin
. They rot yerT noitY by eleven o'clock, aud hs
an hour later they verc evidently, preparing for
: rush. The police arrested their leader, and th
: | rnnde movement 1honCh they would attcHl
: ! BIZ tetcne. The tceue for about three natnut
: was very exciting, bnt thu Sergeant a,
and the 1oughs quickly concluded to retire.
, 1866-11-06
l9roposals.

pRoPosALs FOR IRON HEAD
QrAr11ExAHRG GM,EAr,s Office,
~ srssd rngo;As I'll eT n 'hc Gas Fl
Eoels fo! Nanos. ceneteies delivered In qusntitea
ss;ss:a e. is y e sss sssa rFss e3ess'
Anae.so1sit!e. Ga. u ono to !sn head blocks
MillsH, Ca from 1,sS9 to 80 ~ bead @ h!oeks.
s@ e 10 sSsx' block,
naF7ancas, FIN. ttom SO 70 lOo t, u eekt.
EsE kesa. e. S# t. @ cd S!Ssf sf
K:5s rq M Il 4 - eesd ) ePfks
S:ases ssatiaso: Ts1a:. ron so e IS hssa CLOCKS.
s.Sssa HSssars a frGq o
C"rintli. Mst., from .,d0 10 64:1o head blocks:
f9fs's feft ften n ss y tt! II
Sasarie Ttnn teoIq 5td" T. = 6y * hsad bosks i n.,
PittEnrE lsaditG, Tenn, ron 3-o0a 10 sroo mesa
rsan from .s e. e sfsa T. ]. s'ssss sast,
Loas.s % 'Me Is - = ~ sSS III s 6,psk,
SsH Se:S3 G;en * e% 81 Sas soeks
Stis Stsstu ri M S s rs 1; i 80 Sisx:
sE5nssfls H. tf9% q E, s M e Ia 1oa' H. S;a blocks.
Ssssf Sess l:l.ad .IS sea Ss1 H. ~ "a nssss
S ,s cm Is s e r. Sisets
JarxtoD. Nigh from l.9 so slo s hsaa II bloSks: ~,
SSsenss Sa9ensa! 5S SniS sn ,S g 80
GsaP bee ff2a ~ !! 70 !, !9 q, aesa ~ 9SSs Sa
Isal. IT, sp'oa 'fo 9ee t e Ga s!ests
s.; H. So s|sss:
| Davenport, lova froEa 10 e :to head ol9cks.
ks ksss ;a :s q : s'sffi
6ef: s1,h 5 1'1T ID IT, a9sa ssek'
Se 9 e :. a. e 4s
fois r. IsSs: Fss
aelphta, ttssurEss Haas'more, Wsshinsaa. FertEess
Monroe: Richmond. ksle:h, Se*9eso, snasa taSfsfs
Sioeis, Ssx oiisaas, Galsts:1s yskspa:s Msn2h!;
Sasnss 6hio Gne
saP e' e fsi san
q. 9,aee'at E;ne 90 5 shes t1 n'f IT., fon3 I'd n
IS ~ III III ii 5sioxa " s,s
ts1ps "a ss 4 Il sas
plae ir0n wsiS net sss han sEea,y t p ,ee sseo'
s s.S.fse 6as 3e y
ae M 81 ,sf tss :asd R1:, s
dtctd price the articles would &c 1nFnlsts IL 'ne LII
o. b SooA aaa !.
ha 6 ssIs es ~ ss
sesrets Court Of tic Uni:<d States Dls
II 5a nj 81 s
iaSer toaa TIC sss ot JsaSnsS, l:S ;a1 a;e l. :,
portion Of the head blocks, In whca EeaEunaht
allow nhce for increased dedrCtton for di7ictenee
! transportation will he l1adc- .- =.
!. lie tine Of delivery to be subject t5 it9fe az
rapgt ment. .Ecient time being asloxtd aIe4 5he iu
| Of names arc furnished 70 The contttSso!.
ns articles mcst co9toE1 n;adf n 2 ,t tae n1t2
| Geiiyeyy & the -Cnlcf Of the Bureau Fay cl:ect.
TIE fuIl namc acd post Office Acdfe7s VI INC e3a0e
~ Ptopcs a's shsad 6e pata1s cadorss .P1opcss!
hr Irnn III ri BIpcks,7 nni be ad:Eessei 10 nc 4uat
te.1Ess;tT ~: GeasTa C. s. A., Washtu: Ton .; g"
Qc.r.znsssez Geeeral ntcze. 4as9E Gss.z.l: Y: 5:
, 1866-11-06
VOL. Xxx.

J.. +ho
e1oais ana nc n1n 20 ao9os some Ee'an " 1s
VIZ ess .sf sno ne auoi u.s. ,1,-r5,, de,,,cd tn
10 Know il III. Aie1aader could inform them Dc
anits'y rhat TIE retgrn would be. .,, o,,.., to,
,n W.,Ss, @ so on5 IG ~ NJ. he hopsI All
nstna A1n h.t i. not 40 93,c,neE surh rs
tnin l wonld be made a. a. woujd ID render aoy further
r stnrEcit % Mathews annesred as counsel for
he @ tc,In. Of ths 1a9. clearly Lad three days IL
,e1noqt. ~ m n inrWi n gnpnor, Of hIs netl
tion. JUDI Bartol rendered bis Decision. Hc said
he statute vas very plain in The premises. nRaye
nnin H. H. ceuse Of theIF deientiop aud be could
hot, in tbe sbscnee Of proof That Il was hts pur-
aronnnIsorT nrtI to d. what the sta;use does no;
fmptse mon hin tte absolute duty ta pe7torrn
:Indoe f;Ied ThnTsiay mornime At Zine O'clock for
r., retnrn- ''
NEW Yonk. November 5,-A special to the
tnistioners diticu1ty i i,as besp "a arranged by
General Grant. The old Commisstoness are 10
appoint one Demociauc judge IN eaeh prrcinst,
recenffon nf the re{ecied votes Of registered
rnfefs. The Law ronfta are to flnally decide On
The legality Of these .ejected yotce The votes ior
1a;ssr md ;bc votes for meu.hers Of Con.rcs.
viii he nr,urned 10 Congress, The feeling ts now
abs,ing; r....,n,... -c.n..,, cr.s.,. ,,.,,
to thie civ ID unocrstood to have been Tor this
numose: III bis capacity ct prsyaie citizen, 50
iicjtous Of preserving rue peacc. to make to The
rn1ice fnmmIs,!nners .,f Haifimnre. Al the IN
stsnrr nf Cnyrrnor Swami fhe Following prnnnsi-
f,ons: i F;rst' that csch set Of commissioners
poe 70 &c onsd snsh n ros Inc
to Sacs1cd tanaI hr tba;r ;nHres ~ eiari1nn. and
sra iboea ra,as ~ ciga.s1,ad ana eanf IN ths Ssatc
ieeis1aiuIe ard e Congress: TIE Police Con-:
esn;tj, M snniI ~ " rnntra.v LIZ 20
* sinr,I1n 1,ws nf H.. State md thst
ny aeeephrg tney mo9,a ns gns u M1.se mat
.G, ~. T. ~ ,he,r nn+noaa - eord1c1 tha
ia..o s1.et,r T., nrcnra W. Gin fhe nrnvistons
~ y as .G NV nt ~ 1cr ~ s snT s.ecent
Inn ne rort,ic1cd ~ ,Ettt fhr i,xS 'A"''e "'1'
III The rcxt nrnnms}tion rnaae vas substantially
a. nga fng on Sa 81 80 appI',nI
~ a, coch mi 1:hesa fhraa recaive thc rn:as
snd shose vko Eo a,e found 10 be- nnou tie seyea
nne az s;hI,3, aIe to Ie scnn.ited h. votrs ar IT,
an,e5 ~ "r T. 1ho nttct M ~n,sa -aiac+cS hc
ieu III; pafs AT o Of Ills PROPOSITION Wss simpiy
rharccs nenfnst fhe Commisetoners were bcinr
inycsiienlcI' il vas made thcTc a. conce5sioR
p?cscIye ser a pcacc. and he cemmissioneis haSias
alFeaLv ANNOUNCED officially in the morning
rapeIs that they would appvint one Judge and one
paI1y, there VAS sf Of courre no OBJECTION. Tic
Te1nafpfler al il ia flv covered hy the ntoyi ,ons
Of tbs .eeistIyI.y.
the eeizuIc Of arms is as follows - near as can
he asceffained:
Upol information received at the Police Com
gagged in preparing to resist their authority by
iorcc of arms, and that certain individuals were
then engaged III preparing to distribute arnls fur
t1o1y OF Bcnnets auction house, Oh Charles
etrcet, they sent htthcr Marshal Carmichael with
, 1866-11-06

Progress on the G. II. !. & r. r. R--Telc~
graph Caustruclton-
Especial Despatch TO the Chicago Trtbune.1
DEs MONIES. November 5.
Acssrs. ]. F. TTacy, E. A. johnson, E. Cook
and A. Ktmbalj. Of the c. R. !. & P. R. R., ar.
rived In this city to-day On business connected
with the extension Of theIr line Of road. We
lean from them that although the contractors
sixth Of the work Of gradiaR Is already completed
between Kellogg and skunk hyes. and thai with
the hulk OF The grading would be completed to
Mftchelltown. A telegraph line from Davenport
to Des Moines will be b1ilt by the Z. 4. l. q P.
this time ec hope to Be In direct Communication
by teler1anh with uaxennntf
, 1866-11-06
--1t ~
MEXICO.

Mnxtmfltan Resigns tn favor Of General Ba-
zaine-1fc will Leave Immediately for
Europc-Gencrnl Casfelunu Assumes the
Retns 01 Government.
WAsHNG1oy, November 5.-.!in!ster Romero
today received ihe following letter, By way Of New
Orleans. dated Vera cutz. October 18th, 1866:
Maximi1lan left the City OF Mexico On the s3d
instant, Eesgnn9 verbally In FAVOR Of General Ba-
Eatne. General EaZa1ne etdeayo.ed to persuade
him to delay his departure until General Castel-
nau arrived. two days later, hut he declined, aud.
escorted ly eight hundred Austriane, proceeded to
0sizaba, BY. cross roads, tu ayoid meeting with
General Caste!nan. LIE reached ot!xaba tester-
day. ard Is expected here to-mutrow."
Tie captain Of the Austrian frlsate Dandota
etatcz that Is soon as Maximllan arrives he will
at once .caye for Enrope. II Is said that Maximi
ian VIII publish to-day manifesto at 0rizaba.
General Casteluau reached MEXICO soon after
Ga1iml}lan left, and took Possession Of the pal
Ace and assumed tue refns of government.
:. The Frcnrh soldiers who had chlered under
Maz,miliau's co1ors will he returned to Frauce
under General Castelnau's influence.
General pordMio Diaz has captured the city OF
0sxaca, taking the artillery, ammunition, men
and supplies.
, 1866-11-06

Thc Greenland Races -Fenfan Mectsnc-
Costly Jewish syuagague to be krecscd'
Especial Despatch 10 the Chicago IHoune.l
LOUISVILLE, November s.
The Greenland Association running rtccs
began ,o-aay. The track was in bogey condi-
ton.
the FIST race was mile heata for all ages. Nelly
Gwyunc won the raee asalnat Liverpool and Lux
eE,6oure IN 1:ss 1:5sA. md Solts: ,u.a
with -four enst1ee-l-ady Fashion. Ringnssie1,
Correr ard Harry OF the West who :son the race
in Two straight heats in l:UGt4 and t:os;
The Stephens fact1on Of The Fenians had a meet
Inc to r1cht. O'shea and Dahan, fruu Ireland,
fpoke. A committee was appointed 10 rai5e
money and war material. 4 tight on Irish soil L
n1ouiscd the coming year.
1he ie7etlites c, lhss city have purchased Il
, 1866-11-06
FROM CAIRO.

Laar f:rnnd Union Rn1ly Of the Campaign
The Republicans. HoreEul nf n Glorious
Trtumrh-A Funerca& Cnpperhcad Process
ston-The f.as1 Of the Snnkcs.
Especial Despatch to the chicago THhune.]
CAIRO, November 5.
Auothe: grand Republican Tnion rally, the last
Of the campaign. came oi at the Athcrrum to-
night. 1t was truly glorious Onion lore feast.
stirring speeches we're made by D. T. 11negar,
Hon. D. ". Mum. and Hon. J. c. Chsse. The
sneakers were listened to with gccat interest, aud
frequently and vociferously applauded. ltwa.
eleven o'clocI when the meeting closed. which 1t
did with cheer npon cheer for the Republican
candidates. ard for tho Congress Of tic
United STATES.
The Republicans here stand As1u. and are truly
in earnest. They feel that g1ortous days work
awaits them tomorrow, and arc conscious Of q
Victory, and will. without doubt, elect Josh Allen
and Cressa L. Davis to stag at home BY decided
Willie The meeting was In progress at the A.he'
nIu1u. Democratic procession marched through
The s:seets 10 ths sennd Of dolelal
Of That defunet party, and 1t moved
slowly to the Cont Honse. where ITS funeral ser
mon was preached BY Rev. Brown Jeans Nelson
Ita put.id remains will be constsued 10 the tou1t
on lo-monow, and ite, ep!taph, appropriated,
, 1866-11-06

Couvenin9 of the observation-disclosures
Br0wnEoW's aIesYaEe.
SEw YoRK. November 5-The New York TFl-
Legislature couyenes to-day. There Will nos be a
quorum present for eevcsal daye, howeye. As full
returns from The election on Thursday have not
been received. Governor Brown1nw, It IL under
stood, in hte message. Will advocate ucsGe sal.
fragc. ard The perpetual dist.aachlscment OF all
, 1866-11-06
Of the New York Sua, Secrelary
Ms. Simonton took charge Of thu Office to-day


HIF. Cral4'a Statement.
NEW YonK. November 5-M1dn1ght.-To nl1
Euilors and Agents; ave read the notice scut
over the wires this eFeE.'.. signed By Prfmc and
Beach, and pronounce its assertions utterly and
infamouely false. have not been discharged
nraniaonaly, nor a. al1 lily responsibility Is to
the Executive Committee, and to them only, and
they hare not and will not un!te IN
the lying assertions Of Prime aud
Beach. 1t is true that haze for come weeks
past headed movement here to remodel and
improyc our association, a. Yon will leaEn from,
my printed circular, now on its way to you :, and
1t IL also true that nil. these arrangements are
completed, and viii GO iEto eject next Monday.
Executive Committee for several weeks. and
whether accepted or moi, should
week, At which lime, as have rood reason to be
believe. eyrry6 agent or reporter Of tho AGO
cia,ion Will earnestly co-opolaie in the new move
1nent, which assure sou II started with the mos
ample hackers. and In 1ts results will largely p.o
mole the interests Of all tue papers outside q
this city, ned ], shall confidently hope for you'
earnest approVnI.
t9fEnfd) D. b. CRAIG.
General Agent New York Associated Press.
, 1866-11-06

Presidents pardon In bar Of the action His
counsel are ]. E. Mcdonald and J. r. Codtoth.
Hehfen was pa1donel by Mr. johnson some time
9Eo. The indictments against Dodd. Bowles and
Honey Jet remain On The docket undiaposed OF.
1phn = Walker has also been pardoned, bnt bis
pld Iestdsn ln this Ssate Is unco1geua1, and he
hn6 sought comfort elsewhere.
, 1866-11-06

NEW YoEK, November 5.-Inforualtton was re-
ceIyed tn the to-day, the Express says, Of the
death Of Simeon Draper.
The Ibsi's last edition contains the following
concerning the reported death OF Mr.. Draper:
Mr.. Simeon Draper Of this city has been danger
ous1y III for several weeks. at WGitestone. L. l.
Up Saturday evening bis phyeictans abandoned
all hopee o1flis recovery. He grew worse rapidly
Sunday and last night was attacked by paralysis
iu his eide. report OF hfs death has just reached
us, but ii fs not get fully authenticated.
Superintendent of Police Kennedy has issued
IN order TO his e-bordinates touching the recent
advlsorS let;e, OF District Attorney Hall, concern
Ing the obstruction Of the polling By chaatnscrs:
lie kays: "iou a1e hereby ordered to give fall
protection to ali persons who 1nay he legally act
iLg IN an orderly manner, as chAllenseFs Of any
poll within yonr precinct; that IN case any cha1
1cngcr ehou1t become dtsordcrly you will
remove him from the poll room witnont warrant,
or on The order of q majority OF the
Board Of Inspectors OF the election district where
the disorders may occur. In cnfe any warrant
issued BY any police justice OF the city for the AZ
rest o. any person, acting challenger. for diaoe
derby conduct at the pulls Ia placed in you, hands
OF The hal.ds Of any OF The members Of your COM
maud, ron will present the same at this office for
inspeetion before service. fon will lnstsuct each
md every member Of your command to faithfully
New TorK-Midnscht- November 5.-The city
has been lively with elect1oneerlnG machinery to-
night All is lutct. No trouble Is anticipated.
The pulice are Instructed specially to arrest all
pereons obetrucafng the legal polling and chat-
ieng1nC, and TO dctatu them At the station house
untfI Inc canvass Is over.
, 1866-11-06
FRON INDIANAPOLIS.
Sfate Convention Of Co1nrcd Cttfzcnx-
Su1c1dc-The CuBe ofthc Traitor f1tni-

Especial Despatch 10 the Chicago Tstbune.l
ISp1AyAeotIs, November s
The State Convention Of colored citizens OF
Indiana will meet 1t Masonic Hall In tht. city to-
morrow. A large number Of delegates arrived
tonight to attend the session. The object OF the
Convention II the Fnrtherance Of the rights Of
co!orcd mep. And to ccd-avor to obtain the e}cc-
to.al franchise for bona F5t coloscd c3tlzsns.
Lieutenant l. $. Sullivan. late Of The Fifth
Etn,uchy Cavalry. committed suicide yesterday
at columbus, IL this State. by taking au overdose
OF cp,am. Csute unknown.
Tie United Statcs Circuit and District Court
commence their sessions here tomorrow. ;!udge
s3ates neainet L, p. MillIean. on Indictment 5ot
t,1ne vii! como M for disposal at the present
, 1866-11-06

BALTIMORE.
Governor SWANS Ridiculous |
Farce Ended.
Court Proceedings on the
Habeas Corpus Writ.
The Prison Warden Refuses to
Make Immediate Return.
The Matter Postponed Until
Thursday Morning.
The New Commissioners to
Remain in Durance.
Five Thousand Muskets Taken from
tile Baltimore Rouglls.
| FROM EUROPE B.
Yesterdays News by Atlantic
Cable.
The London Times on New York
| Official Corruption,
THE FENlAN TRIALS.
Drummond's Case Postponed to
| await Important Witnesses.
Benz. Parry, a Boy Of Fifteen,
Acquitted,
| N BXICO.
Maximi]ian Resigns in Favor Of
General Bazaine.
General Castelnau Resumes the
Reins Of Government.
, 1866-11-06

on the corner o! Sixth and Broadway, where they
Will build a synagogue to cot thres hup1red
$houR End dbl1drf.
, 1866-11-06

@uperscdpre Of aIr. d. II. Craig. f:tnrrol
Agent New York Associated Press.
NEW YonE, November 5.-To Editors:
The following has been handed me for pnhlica-
tfon:
TO all Agents and Correspondent. Of the Associ-
ated Press:
Please to take notice that Mr. .. Il. Craig has
been discharged from the General Agency Of the
New York Associated Press, By unanimous vote
OF the members. Mr.. dames #: Simonton has
been appointed General Agent, and due attention
will be given to his dispatches az such agent.
II. O. FaIxE
OF the journal Of Conmtrce. Psessdcnt.
, 1866-11-06

Lust Hours Of rho Cuuvuss-xpcccd Of Rev.
Dr. Col13cr. Of Chtca9o-1rtsh-tkcpuh
Mecttng-speeches Of Governor Og4esby
nDh f1ybnru
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1866-08-22
PATRIGK'S sERBNADE.
TIE nprnrNEr IRISH.

,- IN THE ORIGINAL LR1sH
Ooh! Bridget, rnavourneen, jooss open the
wfn6eF, .. IL
Ard give me glimpse az yonr beautiful face:
Nv ancient dudeen Is all burnt to cInder,
Ard boogs are quite thick in this motherln'
place. -' -. -
Sure, Biddy, my girl, it's no joke for a ganius,
To walk all the day 'nath ootherin' hods
And thin, in the night, serynade young Vani-
Clang up to his knees, in the muddy ould sod.
I'm dyfn' wild rapture, my jewel Of cratures,
And niver lovyer more willingly howled:
But don't ye let scorn wrinkle up your swate
failures,
Because your poor Paddy has got such cowld,
The Nghtnin' is roarin', the toonder is fiashin',
The moon is no bigger than nothin' at all:
And such an outrageous murtherous splashin'
never did hear since the days was small.
Then open the winder, my queen av affection,
Or, what is as good, phase open the door:
nor dhrane that yon're sure Of escapin' detee-
ton
know ye're awake by the length av ye're
2. shDcre.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1866-08-22

A PLEASING IIciDENT-Ye esterday a
poor one-legged Confederate soldier, still
clothed with the remnant Of his worn
gray jacket, sank down exhausted on the
steps of the Story building, at the corner
of Camp and Gravier streets. A ,Fede-
raj sergeant, passing at the time, looked
on compassionately, and after passing on
some distance, in order. not to attract at
teqtion, quietly returned and slipped q
contribution into his hand. Delicately
and uaostentatiously as this done, a
handsome pair of eyes were watching,
and witnessed the little tribute ofcharity
and kindness. All honor to the brave
soldier! Such as he can never be our en-
emies, and such acts, by challenging our
admiration and our sympathies, do more
TO restore and consolidate the .olden
Union" than all the observation-disclosures,
reconstruction committees and radical
legislation that could be crowded into q
century. .A.'. .~s-~ i. ..
When will our New. England political
doctors learn that kindness is, after all,
the touchstone Of the Southern character,
and that no living people more thorough
ly exomplifed the old andbeautiful max
i'm tnat .- l. .,..
Zone touch of kindness makes the world akin.,'
IN. 0. Times.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1866-08-22

"FoR RENT."-The Nashville Banner

&. "FoR RENT."-The Nashville Banner
Of the l4th inst, says: .'
"For Rent" in great, broad, long, slim
and square letters, in ink, chalk, lamp
black, charcoal and paint, and doors,
blinds, boards, foolscap and cards, oedots
the city in every quarter. The merry
music of tumbling rents will soon fall up
on the ears of happy tenants, if this state
of things continues but a little longer.
We wish we could see just a few such
"bedottings'' about Macon, to remind the
landlords that they are ''piling on the
agony" little too strong in the matter OF
rents for their own good and the good Of
the city New buildings are goingup by
the dozen; new avenues of trade are
being opened, and what, now considered,
are fancy stands for business, will soon
find change come over the spirit of the
landlords dreams, if they persist in
grinding the people with exorbitant
rents. It is not in reason to suppose
that the business men Of Macon can al
ford to pay Broadway prices for stores
and dwellings. If they can, the consu-
mer will have to pay increased prices
for every description Of goods, and every
pody will have to advance their rates of
lapor in precisely the sameratio. What's
the use, then, of such imitation? Let
capitalists take heed that the bubble does
not burst before they are prepared tor
it.-Macon (Ga.) Citizen. .,.. =
The remarks Of our. Macon cotempo-
rary are equally applicable TO Augusta.
High rents and gold rates are not the
stepping stones to the prosperity Of any
community, and landlords are blind to
their own interests who oct upon the
presumptions that they are. =. ...-