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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-03-26
PUBLIC NOTICE.
nEETIE M HTTV TtRTAG GnRV

OFFICE OF CITY TREASURY,
DUBL1o NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT UNDER
the following Ordinance licenses have been prepared
for delivery from this Onlce. S. THOMAS.
City Treasurer.
Sec l. Be it Ordained BY the Mayor and Aldermen in
City Council assembled That from land after the first day
Of January licenses shall be taken out for oil CARTS dras
and wagons used for private and domestic purposes III
the manner and according to the same provisions
now of force In relation to CARTS days and wagons Lett
driven tor hire, except giving bonds And each such
cart dray wagon shall be provided with badge con-
tanning the number thereof and marked Ppate, to be
placed Oh the outside of the shaft.
Sec q No person shnll be taken by the Treasurer as
surety to any bond under the Ordinance concerning H.
censes carts, rays wagons and other carriages -
less he or she be o freeholder.
SEC s. The following shall hereafter be the rates for
licenses for public and private CARTS drays wagons &c,
including the horses mules used thereof which shall
be free from other taxation:
PUBLIC CARTS pRAYs, ETC, EMPLOYED N ANY
BUSINESS WHATEVER, FOR HIRE DIRECT OR INDIRECT.
For every cart dray or wagon drawn by one horse OF
mule, 80.
For every car dray wagon drawn by two horses or
mules, $780,
For every hack and carriage with two wheels $50.
For every hack and carriage with four wheels, s40
For every stage omnibus except Ine olnnibus''
with two horses $50.
For every stage or omnibus Except line omnibus),
drawn by four horses, SG0.
For every truck drawn py two horses mules,
$50.
For every express drawn by two or more horses
or mules, $50.
BREAD CARTS AND PRIVATE CARTS, DRATs, ETC.
For every bread curt or wagon, 50.
For every cart, dray wagon, used for private or DO
mesc purposes, and not to be employed III tue trans.
porting of goods, wares, merchandise lumber or ny
other commodity for compensation, either directly or
Indirectly for the same, shall pay for license the sum OF
S. exclusive OF tho horse or mule.
Ratified in City Council, this 16h aay OF January,
H. ST. in the year of our Lord one thousand eight ll-
dred and sixty-six
P c. GAILLARD, Mayor.
By the Mayor.
January ". e. SMITH, ClcrA OF COUNCIL
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THE TRIAL OF JEFF. DAVIS.

Speaking of Mr. W1LsoN's resolutions offered in
the Senate on Friday last, the New York Tribune
of Saturday says:
''We commend to the earnest attention Of the
country the well considered preamble and resolve
submitted to the Senate yesterday by Gen. WILSON,
Of Massachusetts. It is possible that they may
provoke objection now, but the day cannot be dis
tant when this fact will seem surprising. We have
repeatedly and fully spoken OH this subject, so we
will now only say Amen to Gen. WILSON'S PROPOSE
tion'
The following is the preamble and resolutions:
Whereas, Jefferson Davis, citizen of the State
OF Sllsslsslppi, was captured by military force in
the service Of the United States, OH the 18th day
Of May, 1865, and has since been held in confine-
n:cnt as q prisoner of war and us prisoner Of
State in Fortress Monroe, Virginia; and,
Whereas, The said Jefferson Davis stands
charged Oh the highest authority with the heinous
crime Of conspiracy to murder the late President
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CHARLESTON BOARD OF TRADE.
INHE FIRST ANNIVERSARY OF THIS BOARD WILL
Il be celebrated Tuesday, ID of April, at the
Charleston Hotol.
Tho Polls will be open from to o'clock P. NJ. for the
election OF officers for the ensuing year The members
VIII reass ube at the Charleston Hotel in the Afternoon
for Dinner, which will be served at O'clock
STEWARDS.
5 = S!SSsSS SSs$iso {sS 8: SAS,$; I SS2sR SHS
j JNo. 1H. B. STEELE, Secretary.
EXTRACT CONSTITUTION AND BZ-LAws-RUIE
SEC The officers Of this Association shall consist OF
President President Secretary and Treasurer and
IN Executive Committee of fifteen, not including the
members. and majority Of the votes given shall be
Necessary M in each instance to constitute choice
7 TIE TWO FIRsT-NAMFD OFFICERS SHALL q! NO. MOI
BE ELIGIBLE FOR MORE TEAM ONE TERM IN sue
CESSION. March %
WALHALLA LODGE. No. Sc.
A REGULAR CONTAMINATION OF THIS LODGE
~ VIII be held This Evening" tho 26th, at the Masonic
uraa ha a. u oefSck precisely Members wi WI come pre-
J. II. PETERSEN,
March 26 IN secretary.
CHARLESTON SOCIAL CLUB.
TlHE REGULAR MONTHLY MEETING OF THE
2Gth inst, at haltpast o'clock full attendance is
By order. JAS. j. GRACE,
March 2s II Secretary.
CITY COUNCIL. -
TTHE REGULAR MEETING OF CITY COUNCIL
l. will be held This Day, in Council Chamber, at
O'Clock P. NJ. W. Fl. SM1TH,
March 20 Clerk of Council.
STOCKHOLDERS MEETINGs
TlHE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE GRANITEVI1LE
J. Manufacturing Company are hereby notified that q
Meeting is called to take place at Graniteve on Turs-
day. the 18th April next at 10 O'Clock A. H. stockhold-
earnestly requested to attend in person, posi-
be as matters Of vital importance to the Company will
be presented for their consideration.
The first Thursday after the third Monday IN April
which was the day Of the annual meetings for several
years past changed to the 17h July at the last
nual meeting AS tue Annual Report will be presented
to tho Stockholders the 18th April that day may be
substituted for the regular annual meeting In July
WILLIAM GREGG,
February 20 ftu President.
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THF, HERALD.

rs PUBLISHED WEEKLY AT NEWBERRY c. H., AT
| 50 per annum, and, having large clrcuianor
through a the uppcr and lower Districts Of the State
affords great advantages to advertisers.
Rates for advertising very reasonable-or which apply
10 our Agent Mr. r. p. SLIDER, at the Mills House.
TMOS. f. L. X. Il. SRENEKER.
November 15 tdllurs dEu froprle'olH
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..Ss':2s. S. -, -
THAT WE SELL ARE 11dpORTED DIRECT By W:ss
OoRWM + CO., and pass through no Other. handa en-;
sbIinR M not only to WARRANT THEM: As PURE AID:
UNADULTERATED, but to sell at the following pt!ces:
FINEST YOUNG HYsON... $o00a
FINE YOUNG HYSON. II b0to 10
FINEST aUNPOWDER. y = -
FINEST MPE1IA1. :. =.
CHOICEST ENdIIHH BREAKFAST. u -
ENGLISH BREAKFAST. q ~
CHOICEST OOIO .-..
CHOICE ~ GU
We keep also, q supply Of cheaper gades-s good
quality Of GREEN AND BLACK TEA, MIxFD. at ~ o.
= Just received, . new supply Of OID JAyAooE
49,; PARCHED, 6oc.: GROUND OLD BIC, SSc.s
The PARCHED COFFEE we rCpfesente to be oz tho
FIRST QUALITY pxrohed by NJ With great care. .AtItl
Of these Oo1ees, Green Parohsd and Ground VIII cone
vince the consumer on that point
GENUINE MOCHA AND iAGUAYRA sss.sS.
The FILLING OF ORDERS PERSONAL " attended tohy
one Of the Managers Goods delivered TO a pf the
city FREE OF CHARGE - 80
supply Of GOSHEN DAIRY BUTTER WIN nrtya on
Tuesday. .;5s.f. amo enfnoassy -
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R EVA R DS.

n,EN DOLLARS REWARD WILL BE PAID
for the return 20 Charlotte street. of large black
NEWFOUNDLAND DOG, hair curly, white spots on fore
feet and breast-answers to name OF Dash,
| March 20 .i.,5-,fs; .sf.= ti.Grsr,a1 (
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a Al COMMUNICATIONS intended for p,!6aeatsoxn, on ~
his journal nalst be addressed TO e % EaIon Y ~ =
Daiy Tecs, No. is Hay,e-srea, Garleston s ~; S T.
Business Communications to P@osaseer oj O"~9
Wecannot undertake 10 return rejected co7ns"'sce''
Adners;seme,s % outside of The city must be acco"pa'
MED acih the cash.
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OFFICE CLERK OF COUNCIL.-THE FOLLOWING
~ clause of Section of Ordinance to Raise Sup
plies the year 1867 is published for The information
OF persons selling Goods by sample otherwise who
not residents ct this oy AL such persons are hereby
notified to report at this Office.
s'Three dollars every hundred dollars of all goods
sold in this city by persons not residents by sample or
otherwise" W. II. SMITH,
March s Clerk OF Council
OFFICE OF CHIEF FIRE DEPARTMENT.
COMMUNICATIONS FOR THE CHIEF OF FIRE DE-
PARTMENT be left at the Office of the Clerk OF
Council City Hail. up stairs NJ. H. NATHAN,
March 10 10 Chief Fire Department.
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L.paEsr C1RcULAT1oN.-The DAILY
News publishes the Official List Of Lei
ters rematning an the Postc6fce at the end
of each soech, ayreeoUy to the t0tl0"'''9
section of the Ncw Postc6ice Lao, as the
uevspaoer Aavin,g the largest circulation" IN
the City Of Charleston:
src,o, And be it further enacted, That Lists OF leu
tara remaining uncaed for In any Postohce IN any
town or village where newspaper shall Do pr
srhinh hen~ nubshed weekly or oftener shall have tas
largest circulation within range Of delivery OF Inc so
office
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NEWS SUMMARY.

Cotton advanced in New York. Middling Up
lands 81. Gold 81.
The internal revenue receipts are not averaging
$780, 900 per day. This is considerably under the
estimate.
The telegraph along the Norwegian coast has
been recently employed for the purpose of giving
the fishermen notice of the appearance and posi-
ton Of the shoals Of herrinss which are found on
that shore
It is stated that the Falls of Niagara, On the
American side, have gone back about one hundred
and fifty feet within two weeks, in consequence OF
the fall OF huge masses Of rock.
Philadelphia tried one block Of Nicolson pave
ment last summer on North Broad street, and the
citizens are so well pleased with it that they con-
template it's general introduction on that street.
The late Mrs. MCTAv1sH, Of Baltimorc-a grand
daughter of CHARLES CARROLL, of Carroltown-
left upwards Of 100000. She bequeathed small
srms to several Catholic associations, but the bulk
of her estate goes to her granddaughter and other
re}ativee.
There are in France upwards OF two thousand
prisons and houses of correction, and the average
number Of people o. both sexes confined IN them
is ffty-fye thousand The cost Of the malnten-
ance Of these establishments Is fourteen million
four hundred thousand francs.
It is estimated that the late flood has damaged
East Tennessee over s2,OOO0OO. Over two hum
dred persons were washed out of their homes in
Knoxville. The damage to farming interest IS
very heavy Many Of the farmers lost their houses,
barns, grain and stock.
"a new trade has been openly started in Paris
that Of spy. A person advertises an Office, at
which you hSye but to apply in order to obtain in
formation as regards family secrets, the tracing Of
debtor, and fhe general veillance of parties in
whom one may be interested.
A wealthy sayan Of Leavenworth, Kansas, is go
ing to build an observatory in that city. It will
be 24O feet high, and the foundation will be laid 70
\ feet below the surface, and will be 6 Sect inches
thick. It will be built entire Of solid Masonry,
and the observatory floor will be 16 feet high to
the ceiling, to admit The use Of the largest instru
rooy,k,- 3. i 8 /.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

TAVERN.KEEPERS'N
OFFICE CLERK OF COUNCIL.
March l. 18G7.(
A IL TAvERN-KEEPERs, AND PERSONS RETAIL
n ING sprituous liquors, within the city limits, who
have not executed their bonds and taken out the proper
cards to show TINT they have license to SELL will be
ported not complying with the law, utter Monday 9Th
inst.
Those who have cards hereby notified to have the
same placed in conspicuous place in the window All
failing to observe this notice will also he reported after
the aforementioned time. w. H. SMITH,
March Clerk OF Council
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NEW YORK HERALD SUNDAY APRIL n lss11rRIPLH sHGaA

has been determined on by the ooiess they refuse 70
allow any one OF their number TO pursue his labor IN
ess the advance conceded and IN consequence Of the
terrorism excited hundreds OF men who are Wiling 70 WORK
ct the present prices prevented from 90 DOING ~
which means suffering Is entaed on their families AZ
the Summit Hill meeting OF the speakers said that
shers was largo number OF pistols in the county, and
them about a. well e. anybody elsa" Scntt-
ments OF this character (which, I must 90
the miners the justice 70 say, were receivod
with decided Misrepresentation led 70 the supp0eon,
in the minds Of the imid that an outbreak was mmi-
nent should the operators persisteny refuse
with the demands or the men, and hence the telegram
highly colored az you will perceiye) which created
such an excitement In closing allow me 70 assure you
that there is not peaceable county IN tne Sa'e
today than Luzarna.
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NOMINATIONS FOR THE NEW YoM CONSTITUTIONAL con-
veNTI0N.

SfrDDLxTowN, n r., April IL, 1897.
The following Senatorial delegates 70 the Coustitu-
tional convention wore nominated to-day By the demo-
cratic convention which assembled here General
A. c. Niven and John G. Hoey, Of Sullivan county;
and Judge John ". Brown and George W. Greene. Of
Orange county. - .,,, go,
Tho democrats OF the Eleventh Senatorial district mes
in this city to-day and nominated John Gau Jr., OF
Hudson; John T. Collins OF Hillsdale; Henry Saats, OF
Red Hook and John j. Monell OF Fishkil a. delegates
to the stale Constitutional Convention.
wArxRrowN N. Y, April IL, 1857.
The republican Senatorial convention Of Jefferson and
Lewis counties to day nominated Joseph Mullen James
Al Bell and Marcus Bickford Of Jefferson county. and
Hon Edward Brown, OF Lewis county a. delegates 10
tho constitutional convention.
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THE ST. LOUIS FIRE.

ST LOUIS, April 10, 1857
The loss by Are last night proves to be greater than
0rst supposed Scott Williams loss s $50 0oo which
10 insured In the following ofices:-Tradesmens, Astor
and Howard, of New York, $4,000 each; Citizens, Of
New York, 5000; Western Of Buffalo, $500 each;
Farmers' and Mechanics, OF Cincinnati Howe, Ohio
Valley, Hamilton Fire, OF Cincinnati 81. 900 :
Eureka, OF Cincinnati $4,000, and ST. 500 Ia 81 Louis
Offices Lewis Swami, hardware house adjoining, was
damaged to the amount OF $25, 000 which Ia gully in
sured In ST. Louis and the following Offices Sprn9ned
Fire aud Marine, Home OF New Haven, Firemen's OF
New York; Etna, Of Hartford; United States Fire and
Marine OF Kentucky.
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the Western part Of the State with headquarters ~
Springfield. f4H v,
The Huntsville (Aia) Advoodts Of the I'd says:-Bishop
Wilmer 10 holding OF religious meetings in the
Episcopal church hera He has adminstered the rite o.
confirmation TO twenty six or twenty eight persona
Wills made Sunday are 70 all intents and purposes
as valid as executed any other day Of the week.
AT least the New Hampshire courts have decided.
Within few years past thirty-nve churches have
been burned within fourteen mies Of Boston, Mass.
three; Maiden, three; Charestown, two; Lynn, two:
WATERFOWL two; Watham, one; West Cambridge, one;
bury one; Dedham one; Braintree, one; Quincy onsj
Lexington, one; Wilmington. one; Dover, one Many
that in large number Of cases they have been inoea
diary
The Methodist Conferences In session q Manchestse.
N. H., has passed resolution presented by Rev. r =.
Stubs, requesting the Conference Committee on Ts0-
pcrance 70 dram and present petition memorializing
the next OF the General Court at Concord N. H.
next june give 10 inaasnes for the establishment =
. State constabulary
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BOUNTY CLAIMS OF NEW YoM VOLUNTEERS.

Tho records OF the Office a. 81 Broadway and all IN
finished business relating to bounty claims OF New York
soldiers this city which, by direction Of Governor
Fenon has heretofore boon under the charge Of General
G. W. Darling. EngincerinChicf Of the State, wildly
request OF General Darline who has obtained leave OF
ahsonce-be transferred May 10 the State Arsenal,
Caruer OF Seventh avenue and Thriy-nfh street, and
viii lie under the direction OF General r. A. Merritt,
Qsarlermaster Genera! OF tho sac
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SAN FRANCISCO, CAL, April Is, 1857
The pilot boat Caleb Curtiss and crew, A. A. Bucknr
ham, enry Van Ness, John f. schanders, pilots aud
four Sailors were lost yesterday while attempting TO
cross the bar
The steamship San Francisco for Stka, Russian Amer
lea IL advertised FOR June the ship Audubon for New
York. and bark Decaso for Rio Jsneirc with 1000 bbls
Of -four, cleared to-day.
Flour Is Arm; 80 O0a$6 So Wheat little doing; a. 90
offered but held for 81 05a$2 10. Legal tenders "a
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A NEW MASrA.--A woman named Mary Leo was
arrested recently in Springfield Mass and sent TO the
LunAsIc Asylum. The Rspubiican says she has had an
unpeasans habit Of going into dry goods stores and IN
loud sQuoaky voice. charging the nrss clerk she mes
with being the father OF her children, white she
threatened him with hanging and other mild punish.
msnts for hls supposed crima
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ANOTHER CoLLlEay EXPLOSION.

Twelve Miners Killed ut Bancroft slope. Pa,
by Fire Damp Explosion.
PorrsvnLE, Pa, April IL, 1867.
Are damp explosion occurred last night at 10 o'clock
at Bancroft SLOPE Ashland Colicry by which twelve
Miners we're killed. among them James Mahsr well.
known Cricket player.
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The Rev J. Hyatt Smith, OF Brooklyn win deliver his
celebrated lecture sight Seeing from New York TO
jerusalem for the benefit Of the Park Presbyterian
church. 10 the Hall Of Cooper Union Thursday even
ing, April Is.
Al the Temporary Chapel Of g. Thomas Church. Fifth
avenue and Fifth-third street. Rev VIM. Y. Morgan, n
D. rector The opening services will DO celebrated ID
W. on Easter Day, April a.
II reported that the Boston Catholic diocese ID TO be
divided and new one 81 or tnoiadas Tn ohurdhsa In
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SALES Or NEAL ESTATE.

ByA.J Blsectsr, Son CO. under dresaon Of Mr.. Hen
iaiin ID. 9iliman fefefee Estate OF Francis A. Depau
Pine s-IIouss and ~ 81 William lot llx78SIS0o
Wes etHohse an1 ~ ~ near Albany lot g tro67 l6iol
Horth half OF pier II aud half Of the
buikhSsA tStw6@n 1lsss and u..i..u...,,ar,,, 49,
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FIRE IN CovINeToN, KY.

CINCINNATI, o., April Is 1857
The second and third stories OF tho Ellison House at
Covington, KY, was destroyed by fro this morning
The lower story s considerably damaged by water The
house was insured for sl5 0o0 which the loss
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Total weekly expenses.

The above estimate 70 based upon an expenditure OF
the cost OF living for two persons In tho majority of
cases, however, among workDgmen two three or more
children In addition claim support from their slender
purses Neither has sickness been Included in the
putaion and otentmes thu loss OF health and lis at
tendant ouilays In medicines ard medical attendance
make serious nroads their finances Tho statistics
furnished to the income and expenditures az mechan
lea speak themselves and lay the real condition
Of the working classes at tho present mo in tho City OF
New York.
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children, ~ rule kept regularly It school Impro
vidsncs hough exiss 70 some extent d the exception
with the great masses OF Thorn. and notwithstanding
that they live to thar inoons. st tho prosperous
condition OF the savings banks which are the
sole receptaces for theis savngs amply demonstrate
that there Is something LAID ABIDE for rainy day This
will apply more particularly 10 tho mechanics proper
but the vast number o. Workiugmen, whose earnings
are limited and whose periods OF work arc uncertain are
compelled accept OF tho miserable accommodations
which the barracks and rookeries Of the Third Fourth
SIXTH Seventh Eleventh and Seventeenth wards afford
In these pen houses twenty four and thirty families ara
sometimes hudded together The sanitary condition Of
these places most dangerous 70 the health the
muny and from such deus II is almost impossible for
the young to enter the stage Of life without being
contaminated In mind. - we'll % affected In body,
BY the demoralising influence Of crowded tene.
nent houses, In which tho unfortunate laborer and
his family are compelled 10 take up their abode.
THH xYvScr o. HIGH Rmsrs.
The advance Of rents b. the landlords has caused
corresponding increase 10 the price OF nearly every
article OF household consumption. Little trade,
comparatively done by the laboring classes outside
the immediate vicinity In which they reside aud o
consequence the propetou Of small stores transact
thriving business In those localities Among this class
the complaint Of high rents loud and long, but they
eventually settle down BY resolving their
wages order 10 meet tho increased reuts under which
they have been placed
wEEKLy nxPmsB2 LIVING.
For two persons the following figures may be regarded
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The carpenters strike held meeting las; evening.
number Of men reported to have obtained work
at 81 per day, which they would commence Mon
at the advanced prices presented themselves the
ing rooms and handed in large amount Of money
which they collected from those at work for the relief Of
the men strike.
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The Brooklyn House Carpenters.
The strike OF tho house carpenters OF the Eastern Ms
tric for s. 50 day is opposed by the majority OF tho
bosses, who are willing to pay So IS The rate hereto
fore paid So Several of tho bosses however are
paving tho "a Sc demanded among tho number catch T.
Smith and Others meeting Of the bosses. 70 - under
stood, will be held to take concerted action