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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-06-25
SPECIAL NOTICES.

%OHARLEsTON COMMERCIAL COLLEGE.
NO. 252 Tin the bend) Kings.reet, WILLIAM ~ u.
PILOT, Principal. ssizss.,;z, gs,l.siI
ARTHUR P. LINING, Esq, will deliver Lecture
on COMMERCIAL Law. THIS Evening, f2bth tnak, at
halfpast Eight O'Clock. Admission free 4s.T=
JunB as -=z==s.5#., 4,it. sF.sftz1
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OBITUARY..

DIED, on the morning of the 10th June, J. 81. JU
LIEN, only child of WIN. B. and ROSA lizard GUERARD
aged eighteen months. s5..+
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St. Domingo Affairs.
NEW Yonk June 2S.-The revolution Ia st. Domingo
has been suoceasfu and sdent BAEz has ded to Eu
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NEW YoHx, June 23-ootton dull; sales 500 bales at
81 to 40.
Gold 627f.
e Sterling Exchange 10. ZZzz=
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as- OoNsIaNEEs PER STEAMER 3. q.
KNIGHT from Baltimore notified that she is 7afe
Day dscharging cargo on North Atlantic Wharf All
Goods remaining on the Wharf at sunset viii be stored
at Risk and expense Of owners. -. =..3s, u. -.
June 25 WILLIS / oH1soLM. Agents. !.
aJ pUroHERs LIGHTNING FLY.KtLLER
Makes quick work with ates .andh commenced early:
keeps the house clear all the summer. .ie, W.
Look ont for limitations. Get DuToHBR's only .eqi
. June IS *.#z#sz. t59 Il limo z
ar HYGMNIO WINE THE GREAT I'M
PORTED ToNIo,-1tt ts utterly different from alcoholic
trashy bittsrs. II was endorsed by fys1 meberso Of
the American Medical Association, .vi eir sgsatsrss
Baltimore, May l. 1865, All physicians who e4anin!e
unhesitatingly approvelt 1tiethe BhsT TONIC FOR ]
LADIES known sample cases sent on receipt Of $l62
LAMBERT & KAMp1NG, Importers,
- Nos 81 and S8 BtoadwAy, New York, 2
MUsUAT pERLE-A Aneat Table Wine ,:4.. s: IS
NJ B-ssmples sent TO physicians, .eih Jo'1sala ffee
OF charge. inwf2mos II. . June 70 p
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The length Of this road is 1914 miles, o, in round
bers, for convenience sake we will cell 1t 400 miles
The condition Of the route amount Of money subscribed
and expended, DO, will explain to you In moment.
The original estimated cost Of the railroad $780,
000 or about 800 per mile No other road was ever
built the mountains that cost less than 500 900
per mie and having grade Of not less than 70 feet to
the mile The Blue Ridge Road will have grade going
These figures are pIsin truths and address you upon
the subject as business men, or one business man
ende voring to make trade with another am neither
and desire to deal with you body would with
single individual II would be vain il not wicked to ex
pe6t to anything contrary to your interests
and 1t would be wrong in you to do that for welfare
was not detrimental, to your own. would be impu
dent in me to ask you to do unless could show you
fai In convincing you Of this then should expect
you to dismiss the subject from your minds at once
The estimated cost of the undertaking. as have al
ready ead ct the time the original surveys were made
was 800 co., and the grade will be far less than that
any other railroad ever constructed over the noun
tans In connection with this, however you will natu
furtherance Of the object will tell you in very few
words.
Nearly thirty ago. when the population Of Gin.
fires and illuminated houses at the prospect Of this rail-
road communication being established am director
Of that saS corporation for whom you burned bonAres
thirty years ago. and am here to talk to you the
subject At thst time the proposed line called the
Cincinnati, Louisville and South Carolina Railroad and
your city granted the company charter. At that time
the State OF South Carolina donated to the object
600 co., and ndorsed the bonds Of the company for
while the people subscribed 600 more
and the work was commenced
The great financial caialnites which befel the whole
country In 18873s however brought the enterprise to
an unexpected end. In 1881 the object was revived
the same corporation. The States Of North Carolina
Tennessee and Georgia came forward 1t that time, and
granted ohartera to the noorporators Tho people Of
these States subscribed Charleston donated
another 100000 while private subscribers through
the State came forward with 100000. This made an
aggregate nearly which the people Of the
go,fh invoukAd an Aha Anfarnrfae ljcb wo1,Id hava
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Important Dsfaloat tton !.

Southern Hotel In New York.
NEW York. June 23.-rhe Lafarge House has changed
hands, and has passed into the hands of Henry BRUCE
Of Kentucky and is to be called the Southern Hotel
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tTonl,lbslng, adopted me PFlie.sideht appointed


the following committees: u ailb8-aI e.
Capt. ~. Ws Coburn, Barbour Col
Capt. Tabler, Berkeley Co.; -, Boone
Co.; Lit. g. b.. Hall, Brooke. Co.; Col.
Witcher, Cabel1 Co.; Capt. VIM. Eli
son, Calhoun Co.; Capt. s. e. Hyer,
Clay Co.; Capt. Josiah Bee, Doddrfdge
Co.; -, Fayette Co: Capt. J. ii. Bailey,
brief Co.; Capt. j. "a. Hibbitts, Hancock
Co.; Col. Thayer Melvin, Hardy CO.: Maj.
Lott Bowen, Harrison Co.; Maj. j. A.
Smith, jackson Co.; Gen.J. n. OleY, Ka
nawha Co.; Mai. @. Z. Anderson, Lewis
Co; -, Logan Co Mai. D. B. Dorsey,
Marion Co.; Capt. 81. Tomlinson, Mar
shal Co.; Capt: J. NJ. Phelps, Mason
Msb9RgSpl MMSB9tgiplliac &C. SG d0FgSe %0FgeP cS Sg Can't
J, 4. Jdrboe, Mineral CO.; Capt. j. r.
Ramsey, Nicholas Co.; Capt. j. y. Clio
yer, Ohio Co.; Capt John Boggs, PEN
dleton Co.; Adj't. George E. Bishop,
Preston Co.; Col. Sam. Young. Poca-
hontas Co.; Capt. John Ball Putnam
VIM. Turner, Raleigh Co.; Col. N. s.
Hall; Ritchie Co.; Capt. Donaldson,
Roane Co.; Lit. II. +. Davis, Taylor Co.;
Lit. j. w. Williamson, Tyler Co.; Capt.
N. j. Lambert, Tucker Co.; Capt. j. NJ.
Heavier, Upshur Co.; Capt. Mark Pore,
Wayne Co.; LIT. Il. j. 'EdwardS, iNet2et
Co.; Capt. ii. s. Burns, Writ Co.; Col.
G.. w. Taggart, Wood Co. 9 .s.s,..f.f
On motion of Gen. r. S. Northcott,
Resolved, That we have beheld with much
pain the recent evidences OF q collision be-
tween President Johnson and portion Of the
Union members of Congress, as we hnye the
utmost confidence In the wisdom, integrity
and loyalty OF both parties.
On motion of Col. Lockwood,
-ResOlreCt, That the soldiers OF West Virginia
are hereby cautioned not to transfer their
discharges, rs It is believed that any law
made in reference thereto will not make any
transfer legal, hence viii: necessarily cause
trouble and loss to the soldier. 5JEJS9,fE Z
On motion, .
RssOlred That the Secretary, of this Com
vention be Instructed TO procure, as far as
possible, the publication of the proceedings
OF this meeting in the loyal papers OF the
State. ...AAtt9
nmotion Lit. T. j. Edwards,
ReSpIved, That this Convention adjourn to
meet ut PdrkerSburg, West Virginia, on the
I'd day OF February, 1857. = t..rr
j. II. LOCKWOOD, Pres't.
T. F. LANG, Sec'y. ,
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.Erom lae cpart,burg zt,egapn.
"Tesf Ontha.n


We observe that some men have a
great horror of "test oaths." They
think they abridge human liberty
Fruit that cannot be reached is usually
supposed TO be sour. Men who cannot
MED certain privileges, think it a great
unprecedented in these oaths? Are they
so unheard Off Let us see. There has
long been law in this country that no
man could exercise the functtons'o of any
office, either civil or military. who did
not first solemnly swear that he had
not fought a duel, nor been the sender
or the bearer of n challenge, and had
not accepted a challenge. This was a
test oath, retrospective and retroactive
in its operations, This wns imposed by
an act of the chfyalric Legislature of
the State of Virginia. We have never
heard any fault found of this test oath.
We regard making war against the
Government as criminal as making war
against single individal-tl1e con-
spring to take the life of the Govern
ment is as great or greater crime than
than proposing to take the life of an in
dividualE The former case Involves the
murder of thousands and thernfn and
desolation of country, while the latter
jeopardizes the lives of but two persons.
If the duellipg oathis right, and nobody
VIII deny that'it is, then the test oaths
now in vogue areIright. Ifit were right
to debar II man from exercising certain
privileges for conspiring to take the life
of one man, il is equally right to throw
disabilities on him for conspiring to
take the life ofthe nation. TTIIII7l
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BERKELEY and Jefferson Counties
ldYirGinin Intends toFIsht for Them
---She Does not s.GiVe It up So" Yet

Awhile. NEs 1na'F zee fFgNf fCf
[FTom The Richmond Di$pdtcH.l
A bill passed the Senate unanimously
on yesterday-and Will doubtless pass
the House-to provide for the assertion
of the rights ofthis Commonwealth in
its Jurisdiction over the counties of JEFF
ferson and Berkeley The bill recites
that, fearing the action of Congress in
deternining the status of these conn
ties may be adverse to the wishes ofthe
people ofthe State, and particularly. to
the wish of the counties in question,
and that the action of Congress in this
matter may be taken after the adjourn
ment ofthe Legislature, it therefore ap-
propriates ten thousand dollars for the
purpose of finstituting and maintaining
an action in the Supreme Court of the
United States to determine the rights OF
Virginia in this regard. It places the
matter in the hands of the Governor ;
and if the suit be brought it will be at
his discretion. Reverdy johnson was
named in the bill as one of the counsel
to be retained to represent the State
should the action be brought. l., .,.il
As the question now stands, these
counties have been, by. the United
States House of Representatives, voted
into West Virginia. The United States
Senate have not yet acted upon it. 1t
may yet differ with the House and
leave these wealthy and gallant coun-
ties in Virginia; but should it agree
with the House, and take them from
her, then the dignity of the State re-
quires that she should appeal to the su-
prene Judicial tribunal OF the land for
Justice.
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The RegIsfry Law OF sIaryIand-..The


r,95is rs =, -
4uesAOns mat are AAAeu kiEeNAous
to the EnrOllment OF Voters.
HrrEn S.II,.,,r;,lc.;s a ooon, ~ tI,a- ,,,,asI
no ASAAoNAA6 70 . SOFy - NS ANSST
tionS that are asked by the registry ofti-
oast, 4. f4L.a ct.. AFo..,ion5 JUo
SeES III Lhe otale VI MAI lehhu' y We
have now n registry law in this State,
-, a. - ....>T;...,,,; NJ,
as they nave also IN Sllssourl, new
York and several other States. II
J 1iIfiT - l >.Hta (.
-zlfl-i iE tue oatAIs'l fr1 ~ !;
l!What Is your full and true name2 s
2. Do you consider the oath Just taken as
legally and morally binding as II administers
edlby a judge OF the Court ora Justice of the
Peace? ~ - ,1'.S - i,--', TIT
3. DO YOU know that any false or wrong
statement YOU may now make is perjury, and
renders yoTI liable 10 punishmen 1t as a periurer
and disnuaIifits Won from voting and holding
any offiise9 - - =, = - - = I 4
A. What is your age or when were YOU born?
L & Where were Won bOrnP
O. HIVE Won resided orliVeii fhelaSt twelve
months in the STAR, oT MarVIand? The last
six months In Allegany COUNTY,?
4 How long have YOU resided In the United
StateSP
s.. II naturalIzed. where did YOU get your
first Certificate? Where your last? Show
them. 1l--ls5 ag-.
8. Have You ever voluntarily been In armed
hostility t0r the United States When and
how? --..-.-- .-.-r-
10. Have you ever voluntarily given any
aid to those in armed hpStiiity to the United
States either by giving, buy ing, sending to,
or In any way furnishing them money, pro-
visions or Iood OF any kind for man or beast,
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A GESrLEMAS of Washington, hav-
ing occasion 10 nss through Arlington
at dusk on Sat, 1saw a lonely fig
ure standing VIII folded arms at the
foot of a tree. struck with the sorrow
ful attitude of the person, he walked
past him, and saw that it was Robert Il:
Lee standing in the street that passed
through the middle of his old estate:
Mrs. Lee has applied to the President
for restoration of this estate, which
has virtually becotnesa National Union
soldiersi cemetery.
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EXECUTIVE ooMN1TTEE

Col. j. II. Lockwood, of Marshall
Co.; Gen. r. NJ. Harris, of Richie Co.;
Adj't d. Powell, of Wood Co.; Capt. A.
G. Moore, of Upshur Co.; Major Il. f.
Lang, of Harrison Co.
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ofMetcalfe, Bro. & Co.
MeCABE, KRAFTi& CO., Wholesale Drug
gists, Wheeling, W. Va. sole ProprietorE, 70
whom all orders should be sddreSsed. . !
For sale by REED, RRAFT& Co, Cen1e
Wheeling, WEST & MITCH ELL, Bridgeport,
Ohio. and by Dealers in Medicines every
where. al la luu glr -p. febLl 6md&w
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Col. N. wilkinson, of Ohio Co.; Mai.
H. Slack. of Kanawha Co.; Capt. A. Q.
Mountz, OF. Wood Co.; Col. F. w.
Thompson, of Monongalin Co.; Maj.
@. E. Anderson, OF Lewis Co.; Capt:
Brister, of Taylor Co.; Col. Samuel
Vnunp of PocahOntas Co.
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For sale i'm AN Parts of the world.

BB- Central Depot, American Express Build
ing, 50 Hudson Street, New York. Manufnc-
tory Corner Water and Ferry Streets Hudson,
N. GEO. c. HUBBEL q co lii'
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