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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-10-14

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street, New York.
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september rs 3mos
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s@- NOTACE.-CoNsIGNEEs PER STEAM
SHIPS PROMETHEUs and MoNEKA are hereby no.
aned that they are this day discharsing cargo at South
Atlantic Wharf All goods remaining on the wharf at
sunset viii DO stored at expense and risk of owners.
JOHN & THEO. GETTY, Agents.
All freight amounting to fifteen Q6) dollars or less
must be paid on the wharf before delivery Of good.
Ootoberl4
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aSrNOTICE TO MARINEkS.-C
AND PILOTS Wishing to anchor their vessels in Ashley
River, are requested not to do 80 anywhere within dirac.
range Of the heads OF the RAILRoAI
WHARYE5 on the Charleston and st. Andrews side O
the-Ashley River; by which precaution, contact with tue
Submarine Telegraph Gable will be avoided.
s"4 s. G. r II. NJ.
Harbor Masters ONCE, Charleston, February d. 1866.
February z
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From r~.ouisvsals.

LouIsvMLE, October 12.--Justices swayne and
Ballard have decided the Civil Rights Bill to be
constitutional. eeg4 oTD.
Samuel b. Taylor, a nephew OF the President, is
dead. 49ns o9@f
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Irron, MATHEMATICIAN.

From W1lnaAnBtOn.
WILMINGTON, October 12.--WilLiam w. Parker,
whose trial has been progressing for the past two
days in the Criminal Court, was convicted of MUIR
der in the first degree. He killed William Childers
in 1853. Tho evidence was circu1nstantiai, but
strong.
Weather clear and cool.
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~. ii Meeting ssrsss. oppoalsss chsssssscaa nnossa.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-05-31

Henry Miller has been arrested in Cleve-
land, Ohio, charged with bigamy. Thirty
two years ago he was married in Germa-
nv: but after few years ran away TO
London with another woman, whom he
married. Subsequently they came to this
country and located in Cleveland, where
Miller, an old man, has recently married
q niece of wife No. 2. He is now in Jail
to answer charge Of bigamy.
A terrific hail-storm occurred near Du-
buque, Iowa, on Friday, which is reported
to have seriously injured the crops. Hail
stones of immense size are said to have
fallen. One man picked up some as
"large as his fish, another found one an
inch and a half in diameter, and plenty OF
them as large as hens eggs were picked
up. Poultry of all kinds were killed by
them, and pair of horses were knocked
down in the road. The hail fell to an
average depth Of four inches-at least, SO
says the Dubuque Times.
1t is understood that many indictments
will be found lin Judge Underwood's court
next week. against parties residing in the
vicinity of Richmond who have been
guilty of defrauding the Government OF
internal revenue dues upon whisky; and
remarkable circumstance connected
with these offences is Shat the guilty par
ties all belong to the unquestionably
loyal portion of that community Ater-
dndria Gazette.
General Swayne has made his report to
General Pope Of the Mobile riot. 1t ex-
onerates the white people of Mobile from
the charge OF having deliberately planned
the riot, which, it seems, was precipitated
more by accident than design.
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GREELEY WRITES ANOTHER ARTICLE ON
THE DAVIS CAsE.-It did not and does
not seem to me desirable TO brand the
crime of treaSon-of felouy-on the brows
of these three or four millions of our coun-
trymen. Nay; it did not seem wise or
we'll 10 try thus to brand them, whether
the attempt was or was not likely to be
crowned with success. There may be
honest difference on this point to-day but
who can believe that there will be any
such difference five years hence,
felt confident that the bailing of Davis
in part bv northern Republicans would
exert pacifyiug, reconciling influence at
the South, and was willing TO incur some
personal obloquy to this end; but already
realize that it has done far more good than
! anticipated. From every part OF the
South but Texas ] have already trust
worthy assurances that it has been gene
rally hailed as an overture to conciliatlon-
m earnest OF northern goodwill and kind
ness. There is still an implacably rebel
faction in the South which persists in
grumbling and .snccring; but this faction
is daily melting away; while great and
increasing majority OF those who have been
rebels are inclining toward prompt ana
hearty compliance with the terms OF the
military reconstruction act, and are
anxious TO return TO loyal selt-government
at the very earliest day. OF the many
Radicals who have returned from the
South within the last ten days | have not
net the first one who aid not hail the libe-
ration of Davis as traught with healing in
luences and of beneicent promise to every
part of our country.
Some journals have talked of my I" COM
plaiuing'' of adverse criticism and the i'm
putation of unworthy motives. beg leave
10 assure them that complain of nothing,
deprecate nothing. Let every one free his
mind as 10 him shall seem good. There
never yet was an act so useful and noble
that mean soul could not conceive base
motive for it. The fitting answers to such
detractors are given by silence and time.
Those who are waiting for some defence,
explanation, or apology, from me, will wait
forever. Ny action in the premises has
done more good than | expected, and at
less personal cost. may never again have
an opportunity to do so beneficent an act
hut should | have, shall certainly be en-
couraged by this experience to improve
| the opportunity. H. VI
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, wh;le Tho State paid for the construction
SC H., 49, ,',r,;on az the road from Mechum's
-. :, yaynesboro', q distance OF seven.
,,on ,ni,es something over 81 100000, and
- ,hn Incubation of which tho railroad
.omnany is paying the. State an annual
oorsrntare on its business. This sum
,ddcd to the figures given by the Times
makes 81, l0i, 225 the cost of the road oe-
twcen Richmond and Staunton, against
s3.Ol6, 600 from Staunton to Jackson's
river. Aud il says of the road between
Staunton and Covington: 1t does not and
never will pay as q mere mountain road.
If Il Is considered as a road with the ter
mini at Staunton and Covington, it is a
mere mountain road but while the ter
mini are at Richmond and Covington, it
bo called or considered as mere
mountain road. The general superin-
teuden, of the Central road has recently
furnished the commissioners of Virginia
and West Virginia witha statement of the
receipts of the road, showing that as each
mile of the road was operated they were
proportionately increased to the cost oil
This statement l think was published IN
the papers of Richmond and also In
pamphlet form, with some other statistics,
by the commissioners.
Railroad iron costs about fifty per cent,
from ten to fifteen per cent,
and dirt excavation has been recently
contracted for by parties in Richmond, to
be done on road in Kentucky, for one or
two cents per yard more than was charged
before the war.
think the proper time has arrived for
the citizens of Richmond to take some
steps in the matter and subscribe literally
as a corporation to this great work, which,
in addition to the pecuniary benefit twill
confer, will give Richmond with the vote
Of the present stockholders of the Central
Company the entire control OF the Chcs-
,peakc and Ohio railroad. RICHMOND.
From stsunton to Goshen, thirty miles les,
lie Increase Of net. revenue WAS f"rglonf per
ont, from Goshen 10 JacksCn's river, thirty-siX
niles the increase WAS nir'g-tre' per cent.
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FRESH OUTBREAK or THE CATTLE PLAGUE
IN ENGLAND.-Lord X. Montague, in re-
ply to question put to him in the House
of Commons, May 9Th, said that the cattle
plague had re;ippeared in Limehouse,
Islington, near London, and Ashley Park,
Worcestershire. On the following day he
said that the cattle plague did exist in
Friesland, Franconia, Belgium, and Swift,
erland. The late outbreak in London had
been attributed to a cargo of white cattle
from Austria, but as there was great dill
Guilty in obtaining evidence, the inspec-
tors had not satisfied themselves as to the
source. Foreign cattle were slaughtered
at the ports Of arrival.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-05-31

Rev. Mr.. Cole, of Culpeper Courthouse,
recently discharged negro man who had
been working for him. The negro COM
planned to Captain McNulty, of the Freed
mems Bureau, that he had been discharged
for attending political meeting. Captain
McNulty had the presumption to send for
Mr.. Cole and tell him that negroes had a
right TO go to political meetings. Mr.. Cole
was, of course, duly grateful for the infor-
nation. But we do not learn that the negro
was profted thereby. If the Bureau un-
dertakes this kind Of nonsense, or rather
imposition, no man will employ a negro at
all. Yankee employers discharge white
girls, or boys, or men, by the dozen or the
hundred whenever they please, and with
out assigning any reason; and no power on
earth can enforce different custom as
between the negroes and their employers.
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Voinmunlcattd.
The Central RaiIroas,

"I0HhVND, May y, 1867.
Messrs. Editors,-I see that AN ed;tor;o,
In the Times this morning relative to build
ing the Covington and Ohio railroad gives
the cost OF constructing the Central road
from Richmond TO Staunton, aud from
Staunton to Covington, to show. | suppose.
that stone work through a mountainous
country costs more than dirt work through
a comparatively level country. This is
not at all wonderful, and might be known
ny any one without the aid of the Times !;
put ! wish to state that in the comparative
statements OF the cost of the two sections
u lhe Central road it gives only the
aaa"uh's paid by the Central Company,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-05-31

Mrx1p1cENcE OF A STRANGER We
learn from the Atlanta MteNigencer that
Judge John Pearson, Of Danville, Ill.,, has
brought to that city, at his own expense
over one thousand bushels OF corn Tor ms
tribution to destitute widows and orphans,
every bushcl Of which is contributed by
himself. Accompanying the corn is about
one hundred dollars worth OF clothing
sent by the benevolent ladies of Danville
IA he disposed of in similar manner.
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Messrs. Frazier, Trenholm & Co.
1t is said that Chief Justice Chase will
hold a circuit court in North Carolina next
week.
Thirty thousand people, it is estimated,
have attended the Sunday services at the
Boston Theatre.
Wisconsin is about to complete her CAPT
tai at Madison at an expense of SS3,63G.
The divorces in Connecticut last year
numbered one for every ten marriages.
A Chicago dry goods firm last year did
business to the amount Of s9,200,0O0.
American capitalists are buying large
quantities of timber land in Canada.
On Tuesday 800 foreign immigrants ar
rived at New York.
In PASSPORT, Maine, recently, six Indians
were married to white girls.
A woman in Detroit has been arrested
for smuggling tea in her stockings.
August Belmont, of New York, this year
returns an income of Sl0G,09l.
Minnesota expects to yield 100000
bushels Of wheat this year.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-05-31

DEATH OF A FORMER RESIDENT OF Pr
rERsBuRG Intelligence has been received
here of the death of Charles Hall, Esq, a
former resident Of this city, a brother-in-
law of our townsman w. l.. Watkins, ESQ.,,
and at one time law student in that gen.
tleman's office. On the 2lst instant, while
on business visit to Mobile, he was shot
through the abdomen by man named
Perryman, and subsequently died from
the effects Of his injuries. The particu-
lars of his shooting have not yet reached
us. PETERSBURG Impress.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-05-31

The city of Louisville, Kentucky, has
been sued by q resident for S25,OOO dam
ages, sustained by the death of his wife
and daughter by cholera last summer, he
alleging that the epidemic was caused by
an overflow, which was occasioned by the
street not being properly graded to allow
the water to run off.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-05-31

MOTT CE .-Messrs. GEORGE w.
y WILLIS ard WILLIAM II. CULLIEG-
WORTH, individually and as partners under the
style OF 6. w. Willis'& Co., having by deed this
day recorded in the Office of the Hastings Court,
Richmond, conveyed to me as trustee their pro-
perry assets, and chose in action for the benefit
hereby REQUEST all persons having claims against
them to present them, properly authe ntica,ed. 10
me- All persons indebted 10 them will please
make immediate payment either AT my once OF al
TIE store No. lii5 Main street.
The stock OF desirable FURNITURE and other
goods at said store IL for sae privately until iur-
ther notice, Persons in want would do well TO
buy them. K. K. H0WISON,
NV "a A Trustee
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THE JAPANESE CoMMIsSloNERs.-Ac cor
states that it is understood that
the japanese Commissioners have pur-
chased the ex-rebcl iron-clad ram Stone
wall, now at the navy-yard in this city.
They are to take with her her present
armament, our Government putting her in
sea going condition. Price, 100000
National Mtelliqencer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-05-31

The revival of the Forrest divorce case
in the courts incidentally elicits the fact
that Mrs. Forrest has ventured for the
second time into wedlock, and is now re-
siding on Staten Island.
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Boarding and Lodging.

SHLAND HOTEL, HANOVER
"A COUNTY, VA.-The above old established
Hotel is now open for the accommodation OF
FAMILIES and TRANSIENT BDARDERS for the
SUMMER SEASON. Every effort will be made to
make this place or,,,,,
A COMFORTABLE AND PLEASANT suMMEh
RESORT
for persons desiring retirement and recreation;
PRICE FOR b S25 PSR MONTH.
PRIVATE DINNkR PARTIES or SUPPEhS
furnished at short notice on reasonable terms.
Orders left at J. K. MoUSTcAsTLEs or HlkScH.
BERG < Co.'S, Broad street, will meet with prompt
an poaodom MRS w. A. WYATT.
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JAMES RIVER STEAM BREW
- ERY-ALE PORTER, AND LAGER BEER
We are prepared to furnish these articles at lower
prices and OF as good quality a. any, whether do
nestle or imported
are authorized agents for the sale OF our goods
IN Richmond.
ia s-ts BETH. YUBNGIlNd BEfEh
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1t is said that the funds Of Jefferson
Davis invested abroad were in the hands OF
Messrs. Frazier, Trenholm & Co.
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osvrcV az ruy RfcpxosD BAEktsa sspi
,-,UaNrg COMPANY. \

A will be seen by the above nooes, have g.
nectsd myself with th- kichnoad bsnkirs -
insurance Company 10 conduct the RanSns ~
psrtm-ni OF the Company Ny long come,
with the Farmers Bank o! Virginia anu 1he
dsrs Bank OF Richmond jGalinys me In assGr'hs
my friends and the pable < uerally that the -.
accommodating spiTit heretofore manifested 80 49,
ever be shown IN all ny business rans-S"'-'
with them. =,
NH i5-ts v SlNTsT, SaSa"'-
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yIRaIyIA CENTRAL RAILROAD, |
December ls66.
Sdrings Banks, dc.

MUTUAL BUILDING FUED
VI AND DOLLAR SAVINGS BAaa
OFFICE 1900 MAIN sTREEr
This inhtitution allows six per cent. Interest o
deposits OF one dollar or more.
DIRECTORS.
Stephen Hunter, Robert J. Christian,
F. W Grubhs, George AiHslic,
J. w. Fr4yser, 4 Bodsker,
J. J. Foster, y. = Htll,
John q. Taylor, Richard 'duthorn,
sampson Jones, Jr., W l.. Hot.
Robert 5. Pollard, 4. W. Richardson
JOHN T. BOSSlEUX, President.
WILLIAM T. ALLss, Cashier.
The attention OF all classes DESTROYS Of saVlns ~
Investing their money Il called - this sLSlN,'
Bank. Security und0u6t.d Loans, ~, mes
uatsd. Oface hours froH9 A. N. TOR N. =.
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The Hrm Of FRENCH i CRENSHAW is this day
dissolved by mutual consent. All parties indebted
are respectfully requested to come forward and
settle their accounts, as longer indulgence cannot
DO Extended.
The maine OF the firm will only be used In liqui-
datlon. s. BARTON FRENCH,
IA 2G-tB LEWIS ID. CRENSHA". il.
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TO CoLLIERY PRoPRIEToRs AND

CASH, BLIND, AND DOOR MANI.
y FACToRY.-D. b. PlSNEY. MAYO srssEr BE
TWEEN FRANKLIN AND Ross srRgErs.-Tho SUD.
sci!ber has opened NEW sASi AND BLIND
FACTORY at thu oil ard weilknown shop OF
Miles am0lsr, Mayo street, who're no viii MAKE
all kinds and sizes OF SASH, BLINDS, aud Doohs
10 order. All work executed promptly, faithfully,
and on reasonable terms.
my ?s-lw+ u. d. flaNkh
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.Tp,ceIerS, dc.

IoHN IT. TYLER y Co, SUCCESSORS s, s,ors
sD 10 Mitchell a Tyler, 1912 MAIN stIee., 1hair
mond, va, respectfully CA! sttsnnohh ss ~
varied and ext. nsivc stock OF 1uLp au TIrWPJPy
WhTtHss and CHAINS, CLOCKS, Js WI h W.
SILVER and PLATED wARB, Gokp' az si iss &c
ard STEEL SPECTACLbs ara ri i, ,ha conntry
not surpassed by any class OF Ronus IN a, nrices "a
as TO quality and which tn ~ VIII soi. , ~ sou,h
low "a In any other regular mouse ~, ~, rary com
Their pr. sent stock Is well seitcieu aur,h1a and
pieta and consists OF the most az, Lass law
iashionabe styles usually kept In mrs. u.s. nra con
elry .stablish ments, and 10 wnton n2tinnn "a
ala itIy adding new goods. 1hey cont,, as ~ hat
h, reiofors to order direct from lne d,,a and at
ever articles their customer ma pFWEI'RY of
every description made u order 49, hv tho
PAIkISG done In the very best manner ny 'he
most experienced watehnAA " my 30
RINGS, .
~ NJ Solitaire and Cluster Diamonds
Magnificent new sets OIL
AMETHYST and PEARL,
DIAMOND and PEARL,
ENAMEL. ETRUsCAN, and
SOLID CORAL
PINS and EARRINGS.
o,o,,ro q, NOwLAN & CO.'S,
corner OF Main and Tenth streets
o7 above the post Office.
RLUE Lodge sH5 CHAPTER ,swELsN
- DNoWfkN & CO.'S. w
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RICHMOND, February l, 1867.

RICHMOND, February l, 1867.
WE HAVE THIS DAY DISPOSED
w of our interest in the Carpet, Oilcloth, and
Paper. hanging department to Nr. Robert +. Rich
ardson, and the Furniture to Messrs. Habiiston i
Brother, who will continue the business under
tn cir respective names.
With thanks for the liberal patronage extended
our frm, VI recommend our successors with every
confidence to our friends and patrons;
FRENCH J. CREESHAW.
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1t is said that Chief Justice Chase will
hold a circuit court in North Carolina next
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LETTER FROM CHARLESTON. =. 4.
Correspondence Of he Richmond p,spateh,

The Dispatch" in Charleston The Na,''n"'
Curse Business Dull Corn in Dcma'" a..
mains of a Gallant Soldier NJ ',' ,,;,
ginia Military Institute Base "a'' -"
l;ori. n.,,.,a,. Services Hot w eathT.