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AN ORDINANCE

TO PROVIDE FOR THE LIQUIDATION OF TIE INTEREST
on THE DEBT CT THE CITY, WHICH ACCRUED cS THE
TsIRTIErH DAY OF SEPTEMBER LAST.
DE IT ORDAINED 81 lHE MAYOR AND ALDER
ID MEN in City Council assembled, That for the pur-
pose of Qudang the interest on the pubic deot OF e
cty which accrued on the tririeth dag OF September
last SIX per stock. obligatory on the corp rton OF
the City of Charleston shall be issued under the direc
ton OF the Mayor tho persons holding stocks or six
per cent bonds the city and entitled 10 receive the
interest accrued thereon at the time above stated the
said stock to bear interest alter the rate OF six per cent
per annum payable quarterly redeemao!e in thirty
years from date: Pr0rlded That no part OF said stock
shall be issued for any sum less than twenty dollars Oh
for any fractional part OF dollar Prov,ded also that
all sums less than twenty dollars. and for fractional
parts Of j dollar, shall be paid in city bills
SEC g. That the form of certificate and mode o
transfer of said stock shall be subject to the same reg
laons as now exist in relation to other city six per cent
stocks OF The city.
Ratified in City Council this twentysecond day of Octo
ber in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hun
drod and slxty-seven.
H.. S. Z. Z. GAHLARO, Mayor.
" a. SMITH Clerk Of Council. October rs
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AN ORDINANCE
TO REGULATE THE DREDGING OF I

TO REGULATE THE DREDGING OF DOCKS.
Whereas The best interests OF the CITY, as well as the
convenience of the shipping visiting the port demand
that the channel Of Cooper River be kept open with su
cient depth of water for all commercial purposes, and
free from obstruction;
Be il ordained That In future oil mud removed from
any OF the city docks by dredge machines, or otherwise
shall be removed one hundred and fifty fathoms from
the end Of the dock. -
The Harbor Master shall be furnished with copy OF
this Ordinance which he is required strictly to enforce;
aud to report for prosecution al violations OF the same;
which shall subject the party so offending to fine not
exceeding one hundred dollars for each and eVerJ
offence. a..
Ratified in City Council this eigb lay OF October in the
year OF our Lord thousa L eight hundred and
sixty-seven.
TLsJ p G. GAiLLARD Mayor.
W. H. SMITH, Clerk OF Council October IL
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AN ORDINANCE

TO REGULATE THE STORAGE OF PETROLEUM, ITS Pro'
DUCTS. AND OTHER INFLAMMABLE OILS.
SEC l. Be al ordained by tse Mayor anu Adcrrsn, IN
Cy Council assembled That from and after the th day
of June next it shall be lawful to keep Petroleum.
Kerosene kock OIL, Benzine, Depzole, or any oner IN
ammabe oil or oils OH storage for sale in any cellar,
store or building south OF Line street. i'll larsef luan.
ity than fifty gallons any one lot or premises, AMI
any such quantity so kept or stored shall be contained III
vessels oil tin or other metal.
SEC 3 That Petroleum. its products, CT any other IN.
alnmabe oil or oils when brought into the city by lan
or water may be Kept any lot or in any building III
which cotton is not stored cr period not excccdn
twentyfour hours upon the expiration OF which tune 1t
shall be removed and Kept in the manner as required by
the foregoing section.
SEC 5. Any person persons violating any part OF
lilo Ordinance shall be subject TO Gne OF tT7o hundred
dollars cac oencc recoverable III any Court OF con
ps;ent ju-i-diction.
a led II City Council this twentyrst day Of ay, III
tic year OF LORD one thousand eight hundred ald
sixty-seven.
IL.S.l L. Z. GAlLLAhD, mayor:
" a. SMITH Clerk OF Council juno 6
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DER CIIARLEsToNER zEITUNG
John \. WAGNER, EDITOR.

JUHN 4. WAGLNEh, EDIIUK
TTNDER THE ABOVE HEAD THE UNDERSIGNED
u pr, pose to publish German Weekly Paper, to be
the organ the German population and devoted 10 the
interests OF this State, in encouraging Immigration and
Industrial Pursuits
Literature, Agriculture, Commerce, Arts and Trade
will be represented in its columns and the news OF the
day Will he given.
General JOHN 4. WAGNER has kindly consented to
undertake the editorial management Tor the present
Subscrlption-S3 for Twelve Months; Sl50 for Six
Months; 81 tor Three Months.
Advertisements inserted on liberal terms.
&. @. EICkliANN & CO."
September 25 No 3 Broad street. Charrston. S. e.
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FIRE LOAN.
MAYORALTY OF CHARLESTON,

CRY HAIL, November 9, 1866. !
A IL PERSONS DESTROYS OF REBUILDING IN IaE
n Burnt Districts and Waste Places OF tie City, un-
der "An Act OF the General Assembly, giving authority
to the City Council of Charleston to proceei In the una
ter OF Fire Loan with view to MD in building up tho
City anew" are hereby notified that the form OF apIl
cation for loans be obtained at the Office OF the Clerk
of Council, between the hours OF A. NJ. and Z. N.
All applicatons must be b d in the above mentioned
office as the Committee Will meet every Monday to cor
nv order of ibe Mayor ". n. SMITH,
Novcmber1n tlerk oil Council.
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THE DIaRIOy STAR.

TNSTABLISHED NEARLY TWENTY YEARS AGO, is
T. published at Marion, s c. in the central portion
the country, and offers favorable medium to Mer.
chants Druggists achinsts and all classes who dcslre
to extend their business i'll the Pee Dee country
For the benefit OF advertising patrons, SHALL IN
addition to our subscription list which is constantly
Creasing publish and distribute gratuitousiy copies Of
the STAR during the business season this Fall.
Rates OF Advertising liberal.
". J. McKERaLI,
November 20 Editor pnd Proprietor
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NOTICE.

OFFICE CLERK OF CoUNcL.-THE FOLLOWING
clause of Section of Ordinance to Raise Sup
pies ior theyelr 1861, published for the information
persons selling Goods by sample or otherwise VINO are
mo- residents OF this city, All such persons are hereby
notified to report III this Office
"Thrce dollars every LGndred dollars OF all goods
sold in this city by persons not residents by sample o'
otherwise. W; d. 2AIIb,,,
March 8 ClerR o. Vonncii1
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF OF POLICE,
CHARLESTON, S. c., May 4, 15G7 I
TFNBE REGULAR INSPECTION OF THE LOTS AMI
Enclosures, vaults, &C., will commence on Monday
Ier Ct inst Owners and occupants hereby require
10 see that their premises good condition and that
Ill filth and garbage is removed as required by Ord
nance. Other inspections will follow.
By order OF Mayor iAILIARD.
G. d. SIGWALD.
aforp oil
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THE cRGEHVIILE2 MoUNrAINEER
Ts PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY, Al 81 oV PEI!
yoll, iT...ce Advertisements inserted 81 usual
rates. u. l. ELr oi,o,
May 10 Editor ard Proprietor!
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= >EDUCATIO N AL.

PAROCHIAL SCHOOL OF THE CHURCH
OF THE HOLY COMMUNION.
nNEE OPENING EXERCISES OF THE PAROCHiAL
L school Of the Church OF the Holy Communion VIII
be held ut The Church. Monday Morning, at O'clock
Divine Service and IN Addrers by The hector, with
few closing remarks by the Bishop of the Diocese Inc
Children and Tea hers will be puncual IN their atten,
dance at quarter to nne Their Parents GUARDIANS ana
the Public are invited 10 attend.
'-' a. TooMER PORTER. Rector.
Da.onohcr7 sm2
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MEEflh GS.
CITY ADVERTISER MENTS

TO JUNK-SHOP KEEPERS.
OFFICE CLERK OF COUNCL,l
DECEMBER 2, 1867.
rI1HE JUNK-SHOP LICENSES OF THE FOLLOWING
i persons have expired. They arc hereby notified to
apply at this Ofl-e Immediately and renew the same:
PHILIP RILEY, Warren and ST. philip-5trecs.
NJ. REYNOLDS, No. 8 Bedon's Alley.
MARY BURKE, No. 70 Culhoun-street.
EDMUND WALLACE. No. "a Washington-strcet.
JAMES WALLACE, No. 95 Spring. street.
JOHN LEaHY, No. 2l4 Coming-street.
MARY HAFFERTY, Columbus and Hanover.streets.
MARY CAMPBELL, President and Cannon-s streets.
p MANION No. 81 state-sircet.
JOHN HENNY. No. 46 Queen-street.
JAMES BARRY, No. 10 Whari-strcet.
D. CONROY No. 80 st. Philip-street.
P. DORAN No. 10 Exchange-street.
P. PINKUSSOHN, No. 50 East bay.
W. q. SMITH,
December 3 Clerk of Council.
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B A R 81 N G .

DOkRDING.-EXCELL BOARD CAN
he obtained, ut reasonable rates, by applying at No.
4a King srREEl one door above Hudson street, lear
the citadel The Street Cars rass the door every ten
minutes. 3mo October 7
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LOST AND FOUND.
NOTICE,

NOTICE.
OFFICE CHIEF OF DETEC1IvEs,l
CHARLESTON. December 9Th, 1861.
nRoUGHT roTH.s OFFICE. SUPPOSED TO HAVE
ID been S olen two SILVER TEASPOONS, whici the
owner can have by proving property and paying ex-
nenses Il W. HENDRICKS,
December 1st Lieut.. and Chief OF Detectives.
r OsT OR STOLEN, = CUR DUG, Al
/ MOST blscl, wi awhitc ring around his neck
aud white breast suitable reward will be paid Tor ms
1ct,-n to T. +. O'oULLITAN No Il Wall street, or 1t
tLis olice. NoVcno.r -
nKOPPEn ON TEE NIGHT oF' THE Eth
~ November. near tho Actors entraace OF tne C:Sus &
wilton. n MIDIUM.SIZED WHITE ERMINE FUR
CAPE, the two lower Buttons OF White Class aaG the
whole lined with White Sill. The finder VIII obtain
suitable reward by leaving 1. a. the DEIECl1fES
OCETcE in BROAD street November IL
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few crumbs of appreciation grudginsly be
slowed upon his earlier poems by the formida
bic CHRISTOPHER NORTH, Of Blackwood;
u forsave thee all the blame:
Iccud not foroirs The praise.
NMsty Chrisophe-!"
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WATCHES, JEWELRY, ETC.
IA SUPERB STOCK cF FINE
GOLD AND solid SILVER WATCHES.
ALL WARRANTED TO RUN AND THOROUGH.
REGULATED, AT THE Low Prize OF
$40 EACH.
SATISFACTION GUARANTEED.


100 Solid Gold Hunting Watches ........ $3.50 70 $1,000
100 Magic Cnscd Gold Watches. ......... 200 to $50
100 La -ics' Watches, Enaneed. ....... 100 TO $40
200 Gold Hunting Chronometer Watches. 80 10 $50
2cC Gold Hunting English Levers. ....... 200 10 $50
eco Cold hunting Duplex Watches. $50 10 2tu
500 Gold HunrIg American Watches. 49,. 100 70 2j
900 Silver Hunting Levers. ................ 50to l1U
5J1 silver Hun.in:. Dupl"xea ........... 7oto 2oO
900 Ladies' Gold Watches. toto 200
19n0 cod Hunting Lenines - 50 to IS
lU0O miscellaneous Watches n! kiuds...... 60to lOO
21g0 silver Hunting Wstches- ............ 20 10 "
5U)O Assorted silver Watches ............. lOto 10
lhe above stock will bo disposed oi on the popular enc
price plan, giving everT patron fine Go!d or soma sl
yer Watch or slU, without regard 10 value. -
We wish 10 immediately dispose Of the ABOVE iuynlI
cent Stock Certificates, naming the articles arc paceu
in scaled envelopes, and we'll mixed Holders are ca
ted 10 the Crticc named on their ccrnhcate npVu p5
mont OF len Dollars, whether |, he Waicn worth SioOo
or one WORTH less. The return OF any OF our cetnca
entities you the article named thereon, upon pas
irrespective OF lis worth; and article vaiuoo i
be seen that this is Lottery, but srai@htior|dimu m
legitimate transaction, which may be pai "
even by The most iastdlous .. ,,,o,,
single certificate Will De sent l. mail po,tpa.u, W 90
recent OF 25 cents five for 81, eioTen 'or -
and elegant premium Tor So sixy-az -lt mo- Wstrr
premium SO, one hundred and NOS 81 ort ,IIis
Tor SIS. TO Agents, OF those Wishing rdncird
is rsr. opportunity il is !csitn'ate.y I go
business GUY sGlnorlz.d by the Government, ~" 'f
TO tue mo.t careful scruiiny. Iry us A1G!tss
~ WV Wright BRO. X CO..
Importers, No. lGl BroauWa!' ~ Il
oc!opcr %
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NOTICE TO AUCTIONEERs,

OFFICE CLERK OF COUNCIL
CHARLESTON, November &C. 1867.
A LII AUCTION LICENSES EXPIRED FIRST OCrO.
n BER last Those who failed to renew at that time
are not considered having License and consequently
arc no Auctloneers W. Il. SMITH,
November 81 Clerk OF COUNCIL.
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CITY TAXEs-MONTILY RETURNS.
OFFICE OF THE CITY ASSESSOR
CITY HALL, December l, 1867.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN TO ALL CONCERN ED
~ tuat the Monthly Returns Tor the Month of No
yember past in compliance with the Tax Ordinance ra
tilted on tho 29th day OF December, 1906 must bo made
on or before the 10th instant.
JOHN q. HONOUR,
December 2 II City Assessor.
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A GENTS WANTED-sio TO ssU A DAx' Ay'
A to introduce our new patent STAR sHCTTL SEW,
ING MACHINE. Price SO. 1t uses two threads, ena
makes the genuine Lock Stitch Al! oaer iow-prlceG MI
chimes make the Chain Such Exclusive territory gwen
send ior circulars. W. Il. WILSON CO., Manuiac'
.,,rare C1ovcIanI / Ohio limo November l8
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70 R SALE.

VoII SALE. THRICE WORK OXEN AND
n ONE WAGON, in good order. For PARTICULARS ap-
DIV at No. ST 7AAIRRlCA-STREET. .
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DIRs. JOHN LAuRENS

MRS. JOHN LAURENS'
BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES
WILL RESUME IT'S EXERCISES OCTOBER 1sT.
w CORNER WENTWORTH AND SMITH STREETS.
The course OF studies is thorough and complete. The
French Department will DO conducted by u resident
T. cnca Teacher and the young ladies will be required 10
speak French. Fer terms, et:., cpply as above
,I,ar1
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NIGlIT SCHOOL! NIGHT SCHOOL,
ANsoN.sTRgEr. NEARLY OPPOSITE LAURLNs-sT
THE HOURS FOR THE Exercises IN ARTTEAE'
TIC, WRITING. READING, GERMAN and ENGLISH
GRAMMAR are from Ito O'Clock P. U
Terms-s2 per month in advance
Bookkeeping charged extra
c. 4 BERGMAN.
December
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nOH RENT, HOUSE, no. 10 ICMING-ST1EET,
I one door frcm Wentwo:th.street. Apply to
]. L. ZASOGA,
peccmoers No. SIe Ripg, corner Societ, street.
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MERCHANTS, DEALERS, TRADERS, OR
M anybody requiring the services OF an Expert Ac.
countant Will please address E. D. F. at the oince VI
the CHARLESTON DAILY NEWS. -
ID
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ITO RENT, A PART OF R0USEs CON-
i TANNING THREE ROOMS, all on the second floor,
and In hrst order II desired one room on the hrst
hocr eau be had, at No. es Beaufan.sSreet. Apply UN
TIE PREMISES December3 3
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December &.
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NOR SALE, OLD newspapers, IN ANY
ouantity; price rs cents per hundred. Apply ut
tLo OIice oil the DAILY NEWS. DECEMBER
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T1uR RENT, PART OF DELIGHTFULLY."-
SITUATED MANSION, In the southwestern por-
op OF the city, consisting OF suite thrce iour
spacious rooms tie 6rsI loor, with kitchen and ser.
wants apartments. Terms moderate, Address "a, "
Daily News Office. fovcmbeTl ~
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WANTED, AGENTS EvLRYWHERE,I ~
w sell the MAGIC CLEANSING CREAM. S4np''
0'1' '''A-' D. CUMMINGS & CO.,
No. ~ South Market street. Boston.
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The Indians.

THE COUNCIL AT NORTH PLATTB-GRNERAL
sHRKMAN's ANSWER TO THE INDIANS.
A special dispatch from Omaha has the fol.
The council at North Platte resulted in
nothing conclusive, The Indians frankly
stated the causes Of the trouble. General Sher-
man, on behalf Of the commissioners, deliv.
cred an answer. which was plain, sharp, and
explicit. He said il the Indians hold Smoky
Hill the road must be built They must not
interfere with the Government. He supposed
four years ago. The military posts and stations
bu lit two years ago were not then considered
cause for war. II the Indians are damaged.
they will receive compensation. He supposed,
also, they had agreed on the Powder river
road in the Laramie treaty last spring. While
the Indians continue to waGe war, the road
will not be given up; but If the Indians right
satsd therefor. ii they keep peace, powder
and lead will be given them until a definite
treaty was made. railroad train had been
attacked-men were killed who had not guns,
but were bringing goods, some Of which were
to feed Indians.
proposition was then submitted to the In
dians TO accept homes on new reservations,
Der to answer at the council to be held at
North Platte at the same time they cOlld
hunt on the Republican.
The General represented that we are build.
ing costly roads and they could not be stopped
no more than the sun and moon In the east.
They hardly think what they call war here is;
but II they make up their minds, 1t will come
to the Plains, where there are the largest herds
OF buffaloes, and kill you all. He told the
Indians that IL they wanted to 60 East and
see for themselves. they would be dead headed
through.
The chiefs replied that they only asked am.
nunition, which the Commissioners finally
concluded to give. The Commissioners return
ed to Omaha to. dav, and will separate to meet
atFort Harker, Kansas, on the sth Of October.
General Sherman will come to st. Louis via
Chicago.
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Intelligence from Bogoia-Horrible Muir.
der at CaFthaSena.

A horrible affair occurred at Carthagena on
the night OF the LIST instant. Four Americans
ex.of1cers Of the steamer Rayo (R. X. Cuvler)
about which there has been so much trouble
came from Santa Martha to Cartnagena in the
English steamer Tyne, as bearers OF dispatches
from President 6 Gutierrez to the authorities Of
the latter place, when, on going ashore, they
were attacked by an armed lob and two Of the
number brutally murdered. One other was
seriously wounded, while the fourth escaped
only by remaining very quietly in his room,
through the door OF which the mob thr ust their
are George A: Borchart. OF Savannah, Va,
and John w. Murdough, OF Portsmouth,
Va. Wounded, Thomas l.. Dornin, Nor
folk, Va. The one who escaped was Phillip
Smith, OF Fairfax county, Georgia. Dornin
and Smith were rescued by A. s. Hans
berRh, Esq, United States Consul, at mid.
night, and placed on board the Tyne, in
to the 5th instant not hing had been done; no
arrests made. and no one dared to speak OF
the affair. After the murder the Consul pro.
ceeded TO bury the dead bodies, which he
found stripped Of everything valuable. The
dispatches and letters OF protection they bore
were delivered next day to the President OF
the State, all bespattered with blood 1t If
accepting service as officers OF the Columbian
navy (D had deprived themselves of the pro-
lection of the United States flag still, as they
were Americans. all will sympathize with
them and their friends.
American residents OF Carthagena, Santa
Martha and Barranguila call loudly for an
American man OF war to remain near them,
that region, consequent on the late unsettled
and re revolutionary state OF the country, and 1t
is greatly to be hoped our Government will
zee the necessity OF sending one.
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FROM PANAMA.-The San rancisco Bulie :.
tin correspondence, from Panama, gives the
following late intelligence: The extension o t
the Panama railroad franchise is confirmed
The bill passed the National Congress at Bo-
gotta, ON August 18th, and was signed by the
Executive on the following day. It's general
terms are already announced Twenty five
dollars annual rental goes to the State OF Pan
ANA in consideration OF ceding the island of
Manillo, and whatever lands may be req uired
for Improvements. The railroad will now be
extended by the new wharf to the island, OBJ
waiting the necessity for lighters and tenders.
Valparaiso dates to August 10th, make no new
developments concerning the war with Spain.
Nothing has been heard of the Spanish fleet.
The excitement at Valparaiso has subsided,
but the commercial interests are unsettled.
General Cook. United States Secretary OF lie.
cation, died at Santiago August 9Th, and was
buried with military honors: The United
States steamer Wateree LETT Valparaiso for
Callao on the 18th Of July, with General Ho.
vey on board. The Ayack is cruising to the
northward. slight shock Of earthquake oc.
Cured at Valparaiso on the 9th instant. War
preparations are going on at Peru with enar-
~. President Prado In much praised by the
people and press. Advices from Gaufamala
report some revolutionary disturbances Of
small proportions. .' ..r.
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Co.oPERATIvE TRLEGRAPHINs.-Ata a meet
ing OF telegraph operators in Chicago last
week, MIR. j. W. Storer, Of New York. spoke
OF the Western Union Company as a huge
monopoly, and said that In order to escape it,
S5,0 600 only was necessary to create q nett
work Of competing lines. To this end a num-
b+r OF reliable and practical teiegraphers had
natured a co cooperative system by which these
competing lines could be secured to the busi-
ness men. It was intended that each employe
should be stockholder, and the tncipient
sta gee had been taken In the formation Of q
company under the laws Of Ne " York. The
stock had been fixed at Si0,000,O 600, each share
70 represent one hundred dollars, to be issued
in fractional shares of Sle. OF the whole
amount $500, 900 was to be issued to the tele.
grapAers, i've per cent to be paid in cash, the
balance to be paid In monthly tnstallments.
When the subscriptions are fully paid up cash
subs cribers would have an additional shaee
without further payment.
. The name Of the company was to be the
"Co-operative Telegrapn Company" The
original corporators were gu practical tele-
rectors, and organic the company. E
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A NEW RsLIeIos:-A London paper says a
singular course Of lectures has just been
brought to cIose-nothing less than the for
NAL inauguration OF new religion. The new
religion IL that OF Positivism, founded a few
years ago by Auguste Comte; and the lecture
was Mr.. Richard Oongreve, long known as
fervent follower OF Comte and believer IN his
religion, although he has only now taken
steps to found Church, with building and
reg ular services. Ht@tt
Among the most constant attenders have
been Mr.. &. H. Lewes and his wife, the au.
thoress OF "Adam Bede," while such names as
Lord Amberley, Lord HouRhton, and others,
can be n entioned as those OF occasional hear.
ers Mr.. Conereve has announced that d
church will shortly be built, and regular SCI. /.
vices instituted for promoting the new creed
which ie to resenerate Humanity. With them
no other phliosoray or explanation Of the uni.
verse is possible except such us can be got
through science by obser vAton and expert.
ment but the majority. including sucn men as
Mr.. Lewes, stop short Of MT. Congreve's iAoc.
uine, which was also C0mte's own. that the
religion Of tina Future must consist OF these
scien if1c truths alone, and the practice of the
moral precepts thence derived. IL IL quite
n arvelious to witness the enthusiasm with
W. hieh the new doctrine 10 taken up and
preached. ,El.i 81. = .--