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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-03-14
Aqua de MAGNOLIA.

A TOILET pHIIaHTi THE LADIES' TREASURE
"A. and gsntleman's boonl The "sweetest thing"
and largest quantity. Manufactured from the rich
Southern Magnolia. Used for bathing tho ace and per-
son. to render the skin soft and feah 10 prevent erup.
tiono, to perfume clothing, &C.
It overcomel the UNPLEASANT odor Of perspiration.
It removes Madness, tan, hlotche1. 30.
It cures nervous headache and alleys Inflammation.
It coola softens, and adds delicacy to the akin.
It yields subdued and lasting perfume
It cures MOSQUITO bites and sdngs OF insecta-
II contains no material Injurious to the shn.
Patronized by Actresses and Opera Singers. It
what every lady should have. Sold everywhere. Tf3
the Msgnolis Water once, and you will other %
iogne Perfumery, or Toilet Water afterwards.
DEMAB BARNES 90.
Props Exclusive Agents N.
October 80 mwf1yr
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CARD.
TO THE
MERCHANTS OF THR SOUTH.

THE UNDERSIGNED, wHoLEsALE DEALERa
advise you of the fact that Charleston 30 tgain q
market for the purchase Of goods and In view Of
the early opening OF the prig trade we beg to solicit
the resumption OF the patronage 30 beraly extended
to this market In the past
We are sware that many old and respected firms Will
be missed from number, but many familiar names
will be found In associations, ready to supply the
wants OF the Trade Of yore and other OLD and new
FIRMS win be added to our number at an early day.
The cash and shoct credit system having been unver
sally adopted In ell the Northern markets. We are neoee
uarily compelled 10 adopt like system as tho only safe
one on which 10 conduct business and the heavy per-
centsoe once necessary to cover bad debts will be
avoided. Small profits and quick returns Will be the
rule and undsr its working we hope not only restore
to our ancient city its formor prosperity but 70 exna
her trade to the full extent CT tho capabilities her a
colent geographical position and natural advantages
AHord. Our interest and ambition combine 70 stnu'
late us In Rtsainng this result
The South Carolina Railroad is now open 10 Ooluua
bs aud Its President has officially informed ~ that TIE
Auguga Line win be completed to Blaekvuo this mont
and that On the first Of February he VII rooeye
AFFORD fsotes for shipping In that dareeon It on,
purpose TO have In store by the last Of February CON
plete and varied assortment OF goods In our reseu
Lines adapted TO the spring trade, xnd every eaesHoe
nha1l bo made to promote your tntereGn.
Wc extend to you tho hand OF commercial feuowsnip
and sohcit your cooperation and psnage IN our enof
20 ma,e Uharleston tie centre Of Houhsf tsds 0iys
us theenooursgement We ask and you VIII enjoy ~ sas
nrv Nandc
The daily Mississippi clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1866, 1866-05-01
NUMBER 236.

mand of regiments IN the Confederate
service; when the State went out ]
suppose they felt they should 20 with
their State / do not remember that
any other Of them was, i'm the rebel
lion; Mr.. Alcorn. my colleague. was
IN the militia, hut l do not know that
he ever held a commission I'm the Con
federate service.
2. What are the facts lin regard t8
Gov. Humphreys and tile present Sreta
Government generally Is tt com
posed Of men who were opposed to
secession, or of men who favored i-,
A. In regard to GOV IIumuh~-vz
there was no man tn the State of Mis-
sissippi more opposed To secession
than he was; and viii tell You more
he did not believe that the Coulai
crates could establish a government if
they were free and independent. he
told me that himself some months ha-
fore the rebellion closed I know his
antecedents well there vCs u1 man
more opposed to secession than Gov
Humphreys; he was ultimately got iu
to the rebellion by accident. Won might
say; he went out with company as
its captain, and was promoted lj he a
General; being a very popular man iu
the army, he was elected Governor bv
the military vote. contrary to my
wish he is a good man, am excellent
man, and believe he ardentjy desires
to see harmony restored between the
North and the South The State Gov
ernment, with one exception I regret
to say, is in the hands of u0uscrva-
tive men the judicial department has
fallen into bad hands the judges oil
the high Court of Errors were an sc-
cessiOnists there was hut q weak op
position to them. or they would not
have been elected they would have
been beaten, we really had uo mate.
rial of respectability to run against
them, and they run i'm almost without
opposition; the Attorney General is
in the same category SIS to the minor
officers, do not know So much about
them, but the election of these Judges
to o'the highest tribunal IN the State
was q very sore thing to many of us
but / viii say this of them, they have
given manifestations of am ardent de
sire to return to the Union and to act
in good faith they admit their error
frankly and freely one ortwo Of them
have been pardoned by the President
and | think they are as loyal as any
one.
The daily Mississippi clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1866, 1866-05-01

Dr H J. Holmes can accommodate a few more
patients at his Inhrmary Sheets. towels and
candles must be furnished by the patients. Hacks
can be hadat Terrys Depot 70 convey ladies to his
residence Spring Ridge Kinds county Mississippi
Ami 22dsvE6N.
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HOARD OF DIRECToRs,
GEN.JAMEs LONasrREEr, T.opF.trcel

GEN. JAMES LONGSTREET, LonEstreet, owen
& Co.. President, New Orleans,
J. @ HOLDREDGE, (Holdredge, Paxson s. Folsom }
Vice President New Orleans
A G. GRAHAM President Fret National, Bank, Es "
Orleans
T. MEY. United States Treasurer New Orleans
GEN F J. HERRON Oommissiau Merchant New
Orleans.
SAM DEBOW, Commission Merchant New Orleans.
". C GRAHAM, Wholesale Grocer and Commission
Merchant, New Orlssns.
}. P. DILLINGHAM; (Diningham & Bonner, iArtoc-
ney,) New Orleans.
EVERETT LANE, Wholesale Boots aui Shoes, y
Magazine street, New Orleans.
A J. lNGERSOLL Of Mobile Ais
GEN. w. ]. WRIGHT, of Mem phis iTeun
W-D GRISWOLD, Ohio and Mississippi Railroad
GEN. z. B. NICHOLS, OF Texas.
GEN ROBERT E LEE, Of yirgBia.
c. WILLIAMS, Secretary, New Orleans,
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Novelty IrOn Works,
CORNER DELORD AND NEW LEVEE SITS.
NpW nPTEsNg

Ne v UHLEaNs
Having made extensive preparations are now pre-
pared 10 Manufacture all kinds Of Stationery aaehi
merry Special attention has been given to Construc-
ton Of Patterns for vertical direct acting gang Saw
Mills Of the improved plan --srtias desirous Of
purchasing Saw Mil Machinery Of the above d4scrip-
ton for Circular Mills requested to call
and examine the Engines being manufactured
for that purpose Modihcattons suit purchasers
viii be made without extra charge intend 70
devote portion Of establishment 70 this special
fty. challenge omaetition-
THE NOVELTY IRON WORKS Croruer3v the
establishment OF atterson g. sfeGaHj having the
patterns Of twenty years accumulation sun
hand and in excellent preservation parties can have
casting Of the without any charge for patterns
mh23dtianl W GOLDfNG Proprietor
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"a THING OF BEAUTY Is A JOY
FOREVER. "


FOREVER"
MARTHA WASHINGTON
II IR j E ST O r + Il
Is a perfect sueeess-The best in Market.
4 HAIR DRESSER AND HAIR .hEsTolaElf
both
COMBINED IN ONE.
10000 Living witnesses testifyius to their
Nesbbors, from day to day of Wonderful Effects
ltis not a dye
2 twill not color the skin
.it1I Black brown or AuJurn, whatever light
have been its original color aud eause ii 10 assume IT'S
n will cure all Humors and Diseases Of the
| Scalp keep the head eeol and nice remove tae @
Dsndru aud Scurf from the Head Keep tue HAIR MOIST
| and silk like in aPpe arAnee as
IN YOUTHFUL DAYS.
| 7, will promote Healthy Growth prevent it
/ from falling of, and
Cause it to Grow.on Bald Heads
ybsr. there Is Life aud Vitality at the Roots Bat
/ v~hsrs these are gone there is
No Hope Of Success
MN MARTHA WASHINGTON HAIR RES
| ToRER is as much ahead Of anything Of
tbe-kipd now in the market, as the
| suu outshines the moon
! In Brightness and Glory,
| TUE RES. TESTIMONY THAT CAN BE
rivsu will be found inside of each bottle.
/ Warranted to do
All we Claim for it
Or
The Money Refande 6 d,
After using two Bottles.
Try Ii,
AyD BE CONVINCED.
Sold by all Druggists and Dealers in
Medicines everywhere
sTNoNDs & CO., PToprietors n H
Fitzwilliam, \. II.
JAMES CONCEAL,
% ST Charles St, New Orleans,
,ooa,r Sole Agents
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PACIFIC HOTEL,
no. Iz.2. l74& I76 Greenw C IA.
tOue square west OF Broadway
Between CourtIandt & Dey Streets
New York.
JOHN PATTEN. Jr. Proprietor.

The Pacific Hotel is well and widely known 70 the
travelling public The location is especially suitable
to merchants and business men il is in elise prox-
unity 10 the business part Of the ctys on the high
way Of Southern and Western traveland ADJACENT 10
all the principal Railroad and Steamboat depoTs-
The Pacific has liberal accommodation for over 800
guests IL is well furnished and possesses every mod
ern Improvement for the comfort and ENTERTAINERS
of its inmates The rooms spasious and well ven
tilsted; provided with gas snd water attendance is
aud respectful, ard the table is generally pro
yided with every delieaey Of the season
The subscriber who, for the past few years, has
haen the lessee sole proprietor and intends 10
issntfv himself thoroughly with the interests Of his
boxse with long experience as hotelkeeper, he
tT7sts nv moderate charges and liberal policy, to
Eessi April l4dly
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Cash Caplta!.................
With Privilege 70 IErrta>r lO...SI .O0O,OOO
GEN JAMES LONGSTREET - President

his Company Is new fIIly prepared 90 ta1e Risks
against Accidents Of Isl. Kinds Travellers Risk nclud
ed for any amount from $500 20 $4,000. and for any
length Of time from one Day 10 five years at inve-t
established Rates
80 cents viii insure against Travellers Risk f,r
two Days in the of 5000 with a Weekly compeu.
satioH Of So 90 n OF total disability by acccl
dent
rs cents viii insure you for one. DAY against
General Accidents including Travellers Risk the
sum Of s., 600 with weekly compensation in Of
total disability $500
$3.50 will insure You ten days against General
cdents for 5000 with weekly compensation of 81 90
$500 Insure you month against General
Accidents for 5000 with weekly compensation Of
$500
sS5,OO will insure you one year against General
Accidents in sum Of 5000, weekly compensation for
total disability SIS 90
Other amounts for all kinds at proportionatey low
rates
This is the only Company Of its kind domiciled in
New Orleans and reference to the subjuiued
of the Directors and General Board Of References
sufficient gu uarante' to all, Of its stability and must
command the confidence Of the public throughout the
country
The daily Mississippi clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1866, 1866-05-01
EEGEEsFEssElY%'
Il VI CORA HEG SPECIE FSE-

fave proved, from ths most ampl, experience .-a
entire success; Simple rom Efficient and
elIable. They tue only Ne iCiues perfect.
adapt popu'ar uss--J simple that mistakes pau
not be made IN using hem, harmless b, free
from danger fl cient - 10 aiTaFs reliable.
They have raised tba his hest comneu5 ll5u IT. 10 all
ami viii always render SAT- isfactou
The daily Mississippi clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1866, 1866-05-01

COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
-1oO e g 81 6a snd "a Poydrss Street corner OF
~ Povdras and TchopitoAlas Street
NEW ORLEANS
Au Cotton consigned to us will receive tne PEI Pr
.o7 attention Of Mr.. J. F. Girs1lt. NoI Nn u Isrgs5
with that department Of our business.
"''s GEO O. SEBASTIAN
viii be found At TINS n0uss' spl 22dtf
friends.
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no /, Cures Ferers. Congestion. luh hynstiuus p
HORNS Worm Fever, Worm hauc-- -
8, CrytHg Cole OF Teethiug OF iBtauts-- p
4, Diarrh0ea Of chi dreu or adutts---.---- %
s, DgssHtgy Gripiug Billions Collie p
&, CtOisra-MOr5Us Nausea. Vomiting .
:, Coughs Cslds. .Broucl tits -------.--- p.
:, Neuralgia Taoth-aChe Face sthe ---.. p
9, Headaches Sich Headache. Vefti. o-,..25
10, Dyspepsia Billions stomach ---.--- -
% IT, '' Suppressed OF paintui Pen n15 5.----- -
l., Waves too protusa Periods p
d" - Cr0up, Cough, diff cuH Breathing. p
IA, Sdh RteaR, Erysipelas EyupdoEs--- p
% IS -' Rhe4matism Rhsuuaic Psius-----.- Is Is
" l6 Ferer and AgUe Chill Fever Ague p
" II Piles bhud Or bleeding E------ 80
I6 Ophttalrgy, aud weak Eyes----5O
10 Catarrb acute or chronic, influenza -5J
20 UhoopiRg Cough violent Coughs --- 50
p 5stdqa oppressive breathing. SO
p EG~ Dtschnrgt ingairsd Hearing 50
- General De6irsy' fiiysicai Weakns T. 80
25 Dr7psy :and .caaty secretioas ----.- 80
20, Sea SicAHlss rom iiding --.-------..--3g y
o. Kidney Disease Gravel ------.,....-- SO
2e Nervous Debitify Seminal Emissions,
involuntary Discharges. .-----l OD
% Sore Mouth Csuker .---------.-... 50
30 " Urinary IHcOntlfetcs, wet'lng pes. 90
81, 90 Painful Periods even with spasm7-- 80
34, SHfTiHgs At change Of life ...----.l 90
g. Epilepsy Spasms. ST. Vitus Dance 90
34 DiD,Eeia liberated Sore Throat. 80
FAMILY CASES.
B. gials NOR, eco case and book 81 90
20 laese vlals IN morocco and 0k----------- 8 Jo
20 large viais plain case, ami b2ok k--------. 70
10 boxes CNos. u 81, and book 2 o.
VETERINARY SPECIFICS.
Mahogany cases, 10 vial7 10 90
Single vias, with directions 90
E9-Thess Remedies by tb- e3se 5r sing box, are
any part the country, by Nal or express
free OF charge on receipt Ct The price. Aidre
HUMPHREYS SPECIFIC
HOMEOPATHIC MEDICINE COMPANY.
Office and Depot NJ. sc, Broadway, New York
Dr. Humphreys is consulted daily at his office, per
sonaly by letter, above for al forms Of disease
JAMES CONCEAL,
Wholesale Agent for the Southern States.
CRAFT & JOHNSON,
AGENTS,
Jackson Mss
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Notice.

NO11Ce.
"AyING sold our store, stock c, TO Messrs,
ri r Bleakley a Co, we recommend them TO our
friends and solicit for them a continuance Of the
natronage 50 literally extended 10 Us
Pas4 4N1'-sN RANDALL s PUTNAM
taearino tn the above notice, the undersigned
s hele.s ;, Randall & Putnam Colicit con
nTss of the patronage SO literally bestowed up
on oUr predecessors R BLFAKLEY s. CO.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-07-30
MERCIAL.

In New York on Friday money con
tinucd to be abundant at low rates. Gold
was dull, though steady, and prices on
Saturday were only q fraction altered.
Foreign exchange was also exceedingly
dull, and at low ratcs-bills on England
being at JOG to 10, according to grade OF
bills.
There is really SO little alteration in the
monetary and commercial world that there
is nothing to base comments upon.
REPORT OF TIE TOBACCO MARKET.
TOBACCO EXCHANGE, RICHMOND, July ..
Breaks small to-day. No change to note in
prices. Below we give the transactions
- hogsheads opened - offered at auction
bid. rejected on G; q sold as follows
G hogsheads common working and ship
ping Tugs, from 81 to $G.25: ) hogshcadS
good working and shipping Tugs, from -
to $3.50; 4 hogshcads common working
and shipping leaf, from $40 to Sll.jo; 3
hogshcads medium working and shipping
leaf, | at 1925, l at $3.50, and | at $li;
3 hogsheads good working and shipping
leaf, | at $3.50, at SIPS, and | at
SlS.25. No very desirable tobacco offered.
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The American IrOn.clads-yisited by
the Prince OF Wales-The Times says
the British Navy must be Recon.
structed- Reform Meetings Forbid.
den-Parliament About to Adjourn.

New YORK, July 29.-Thc steamships
Palmyra, from Liverpool 18th instant, and
City Of New York 18th instant, have ar
rived.
The Prince of Wales and the Duke OF
Edinburg visited the Miantonomah at
Shcerncss on the l4th. The Miantono-
nah and Augusta were expected to sail
for Russia Oh the 10th.
The Times, IN the subject of monitors,
urges the complete reconstruction OF the
British navy. 1t says that the present
ships are entirely useless against monitors,
of which the Niantonomah is the pre-
cursor.
Parliament reasScmblcd on the 10th.
Gladstone gave notice that he would move
that the Committee on the Reform Bill he
discharged. Arrangements are being made
to wind up the session.
The chief of the London police issued
an order forbidding the proposed reform
gathering in Hyde Park on the 23d instant
declaring it to be illegal, and stating thai
measures would be taken to prevent the
assembling Of the meeting.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-07-30

MEMPHIS, July pa large and cnthu.
siastic convention Of the Conservatives OF
West Tennessee was held to-day to ap-
point delegates to the Philadelphia Con
vcntion.
The statue Of Andrew Jackson was
drapcd with the national flags. Stirring
speeches were made by General Philip
Glenn, chairman: Hon. l.. c. Haynes,
General Chalmers, and others.
Resolutions were adopted strongly en-
dorsing the policy Of the President, adj
herring to the Union under the Constitu-
ton, and setting forth the inevitable ruin
to the country which would follow if tue
Radicals should succeed in thaSlall cleo
tons.
KNOXVILLE, Tenn, July 2G.-Coloncl
Thomas \. K. Nelson presided over the
Johnson Convention held 1T Knoxville to-
day to appoint delegates for the East Ten
ncsScc congressional district to the PIila-
dclphia Convention. He endorsed Prsl-
dent Johnson, and denounced the rGmp
Congress AZ plotting to pcrpctu.to Their
power by force III c4sc they failed III the
fall elections. He cited Mr.. kayI-ond's
letter to provo hi declaration. Their re
solutions denounced the State Legislature
for adopting the constitutional! ~4l4cHdncnt.
and Congrc>5 for seeking 10 force upon the
South negro suffrage and equality.
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TCyas Politics.

NEvEsoTA, TEyAs, July 25.-Tho Con
servativc Un.on Convention VAS organized
to-day by the election Of Ashbcl Smith, OF
Houston, as president. The State was
fully represented, and great unalimity
prevailed.
Delegates to the Philadelphia Convcn-
ton were appointed from both the original
secession and the anti-ScccSsion parties.
Resolutions We're adopted accepting the
principles and objects OF the Philadelphia
National Union Convention, aud declaring
that uumistakahlc evidence exists that i
plot and conspiracy is on foot by the Radi-
Gals Of Texas TO ialSify and dcfamc the
people of that State before the northern
people hy representing them as hostile TO
the Government and Constitution of the
United States, and as vindictivc and viO-
lent towards northern citizens and adhc-
rents to the Federal Union during the late
war, and oppressive towards the free pco-
pie among them.
The resolutions say: eve pronounce
these charges, scvcrally and collectively,
As false and malicious made to influence
and cmbittcr the North against Texas, to
prevent the restoration of regular govern
mcnt, harmony and good order, and obtain
political rule and power in defiance Of the
choice and will OF the great mass Of
Texans. We invoke the northern people
Of every party TO give no crcdcncc TO
these f~alSchoodS, which arc only calculated
to mi>lcad them, to wrong Us, 10 promote
di>scnsion and prolong sectional ill-lccllnS.
"Re>olccd, That the gratitude Of the
people Of Texas is due, and is hereby ten
dcrcd, to President Johnson for the wisdom
and magnanimity whereby he has cndca-
vorcd to rrVstablish the Federal Union.
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RIOTS ~ LONDON.

NEW YORK, July 29.-Thc following has
Just been received:
Hearts Content, July 2s, ls66.-We ar
rived here at . o'clock this morning. All
well. Thank God the cable has been laid,
and is in perfect working order.
Cyrus w. FIELD.
SECOND DISPATCH.
Hearts Content, July 29.-Wc are in
Geographic communication with Ireland.
The cable is in perfect working order.
THIRD DISPATCH.
Hearts Content, July 2S.-England and
America are again united by telegraph.
The cable is in perfect order. We have
been receiving and sending messages
through the whole cable since the splice
on the 18th instant off Talentia.
CYRUS W. FIELD.
Hearts Content, July 81, $50 A. M.-The
Great Eastern has just anchored opposite
the telegraph office. The cable was spliced
two hours since on the Mcdcwa, and will
be here in three or four hours. The whole
distance run was one thousand six hundred
and sixty-ninc nautical miles. The cable
paid out was one thousand eight hundred
and sixty four miles. The slack was a
little less than twelve per cent. absolute
distance.
Hearts Content, Friday, July q, 90 A.
NC. W. Field says the weather was
rough, with rain, squalls, and fogs nearly
all the time. The signals never failed, but
were perfect all the time. He sent atclc-
gram to London a day or two since, and
got q reply in eight minutes. Mr.. Field
saws there have been riots in London on
account of the refusal of the Government
to allow reform meetings in Hyde Park.
A daily paper has been published on the
Great Eastern.
Hearts Content, July y, ria .Aspey Bay
29.-The London Times of the 9th Fri
day. says of the telegraph: 1t is a great
work, the glory of the age and nation, and
lllD>t WHO nave dCIIltNtl IL N'Nti w w
honorcd as bcncfactors of their race"
4 treaty Of peace has been signed bet,reen
austria and Prussia. \ previous telc-
gram says that a fivc-days' armisticc be-
tween Austria and Prussia commenced at
noon on the 23d. There was more fighting
on the 22d, the .Austrians claiming a vic
tory.
There was Il severe engagement on the
10th off the island of LISA. The Austri-
ans claimed a victory. They sunk the
Italian iron-clads, running down one, and
blowing up three.
Earl ShaftcSbury had protested in the
House of Commons against reform mo-
tionS. In the discussion Of the tariff, Sir
John Darlington admitted that England
was behind other nations.
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Mr.. FIELD TO Tile DIRECTORS OF THE T.
YoRK y NEWFOUNDLAND COMPANY.
HEARTS CONTENT, july 27.

YORK y NEwr0USDLASD COMPANY.
HEARTS CONTENT, July II.
To the Directors of the Nep York, Esr.
foundland, and london Telegraph Com
pdny:
ave arrived this day. The cable has
been laid across the Atlantic and is in
perfect working order. AS soon az We
have taken in coal, we shall proceed to the
spot where the cable was lost last year,
and when recovered, splice it with the
cable on board of the Great Eastern, and
return to this place. Then the Midway
will proceed to lay the cable across the
Gulf OF St. Lawrence. | cannot express
to you how thankful | feel that you viii
now receive some return for the money
You have spent, and the time that You
have devoted during the last half year to
connect by telegraph our own country
with that Of Great Britain.
[Signedl SYErs W.. FIELD.
The following is i list Of the Directors
of the New York, Newfoundland, and Lon
don Telegraph Company:
Peter Cooper, Cyrus W. Field, Nose,
Taylor, Marshall o. Roberts, and Wilson
G.. Hunt.
The officers of the company are: Peter
Cooper, President Cyrus W. Field, Vice,
President !; Moses Taylor, Treasurer; Ro'
bert W. Lowbcr, Secretary.
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MURDER IN P~ITTSYLNANIA CorNTY.-A
homicide was committed Tuesday night
on the north side Of Dan river, near Dan
Vile, by j. W. Dishroon, upon the body
of James Copcl. The parties were bro
thcrS-in-law ; Copcl and his wife had scpa-
rated on account Of her INCONSISTENCY, but
coming together recently, it seems that
they got into a mus> on the night atore-
said, and his mothcr-in-law being present,
ran for Dishroon, who lived close by, To
protect her daughter; and arming himself
with a gun, he FASTENED to the spot and
shot Copcl in the heart, whodicd instantly.
Dishroon was arrested Wednesday, cXaIn-
incd, and scnt on for trial. Copcl had the
character of being an honest and molten
siye man.-UanriNe Times.