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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-11-16
nE EICIAL.

OFFIClALs
Headquarters Second Military District
CHARLESTON, S. c., October "a, lSoi. J.
GENERAL Orders. No. 1o6l
I The fouovil ~ supplementary Instructions ara pub
lished for government OF Boards and ocers connected
with registration.
IT. A session Of each Board Of Registration. for the
Anal revision Of the registration lists will be held at
convenient point to be selected by the Board whia Its
reo,tration precinct The several Boards will not sit In
he several election precincts as heretofore, but as
single place designated as above provded and any per
son entitled to registration within such registration pre-
cncts will be there registered IN ths book OF the cleo
ton precinct In VIII hich he may reside.
III. The section for final revision viii be held on
Tue,dav the 5th day of November next and win continue
five consecutive days
~. Reasonable public notice shall be given In eaoh
election precinct, where registration has heretofore
ssen place. of the time and place Of holding the session
provided for paragraph and Of the object ses
son as provided by Acts of Congress in relation thereto
V. Commanding ofcers OF Posts are required to con-
vero by order the Boards of Registration. st some con-
venient piece within their respective registration pre-
cncts Immediately upon receipt OF this ordsr, for the
purpose of making arrangements for holding the session
provided for in paragraph IL
III.
Boards will take measures to cause dus notice TO Dc
gwen ef the meeting for Anal revision, as prescribed In
paragraph Nv.
VII The Commanding ohicars Of Posts will. as far 3
practicable, afford facilities to the Boaids In the pubhca-
on OF such notices. by requiring local civil
or other officers in the vicinity where notices are to
he posted to attend to the posting of such notices ss
may be transmitted to them for tst purpose by ma or
otherwise, by the Boards Of Registration.
VIII The pay and mileage OF registrars upon the Anal
raysion will be the heretofore allowed, except
that only eight days viii bO allowed for all services RON
dered By the registrars. Mileage will only be allowed
for one journey to and om each Of the two sessions OF
the Boards harein provided for
* The anal registration will be completed N dup't-
ea.s In the registration books ready provided; and on
the completion thereof set Of aad BOOKS will be 70
tanned by the Boards Of Registration. 10 bs plced in the
hands Of he managers and inspectors Of elections when
such officers aha be appointed and duly qualified, and
the other set will b, transmitted through the Post Com
manaers to these Headquarters.
Z. Commanding oficers Of Posts will see that all
orders In regard to the completion Of the lists are COM
piled WITH and that the books complete In accord
ance With such orders before forwarding the same 10
herein required
BY command of Evt Msjor-Gensral Ed B. 8. CANDY.
LOUIS v. OAZ1ABc.
Aldo de-Camp, Act Asst Adjt General.
ofacdsl: o. M. MTCHEL, Mdede-oamp.
0ntoler "a
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THE DAILY NEWS.
SATURDAY MORNING. NOVEMBER ls, 1867.
Old Coin.

A mossv lump Of bva's aud bronze.
Moulded by ponder Gus blow on blow,
For Nero or Ves asians son,
In ages dim ana long ago.
cruel mouth, swi 'ish chin.
wolfsh eye. almost erased;
But halt the date-a victory
Two words ind they almost deiaced-
Where is the Golden Palace now
That on the Palatine arose?
Where are the statue-g guarded doors?
Where are the temp porticoes?
For discs Of metal SHAPED like this,
swords have been drawn and Lelne crosseo'
For this, in greedy hope, mems souls
Have been by passion tempest tossed
This Is Ambihon's high reward;
This is o buried C9sar's fame;
Uron lump of rusty bronze
The two-thrds o. doubtful name.
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OEEICIAL.
OFFICIAL.
Headquarters Second Military District,
CHAaLxsTos, 8. O., October %, lss7.

Headquarters Second Military DISTRICT
CHAzLxsToa, 8. O., October 23, 1857
CIRouIAB.]
l. Commanding Officers of Posts, upon the romina.
lions OF the Boards Of Rsgslron, will appoint for eaoh
election precinct polling place within their commands,
three discreet and duly qualified persons who will be
DESIGNATED Managers Of E.ectons"-in all appoint.
ents for the state Of South Caroina-and napectors
of Elections" whom appointed for North Carolina.
II. When suitable persons cannot otherwise be OBJ
timed. members OF the Boards Of Registration vii. be
eligible for that purpose.
III. When 1t Is impraci,abe to all such Offices for any
election precinct or polling place, such election precinct
or polling place will, by order OF the Post Commander,
be consolidated with adjoining election precinct or
polling place for which such appointments are complete.
Such consolidation will only be made among the respec-
tive election precincts belonging to registration pre-
cinct.
". The order appointing officers OF elections will
specify the election precinct polling place by number
and also BY the local designation thereof any,
and also will specify the registration precinct 70 Whch
tile same belongs and TIE County or District LOT "nlch
the is made; and such order will be forwardeo WITH
out delay to these Headquarters.
v The officers appointed as above provided WILL I'M
mediaely upon being appointed by the oruefs Vi 'hs
Commanding Officers of Posts, quahfy Dy 1'A'ns tue
oath prescribed in General Orders No. Co. current see
from these Headquarters Form No. l.
VI. Commanding Officers OF Posts Will Ill III SS'ai
cies in the Office or Registrar that may occur 'Aus
the order therefor tho persons TO whose pAce 'ue
poin,,nent Is made and the cause OF sucn anu
such uppoiptce will forthwith qualify.
VII. When Registrar is candidate lof eie'uon ~
The election ordered to take place on the ls'n anu '
DAYS O. November next he shall give nouco 'neiso. "
The Post Commander. and such Office OIL HeeANAt '-'
DC deemed vacant
VII. Ihe powers and duties OF Registrars 10
tendents elections and of officers OF eccuons "io''
appointments are herein provided for viii p' n1ea Os
General Orders.
Il. Managers and Inspectors OF Elecuons ".N
no Pay mileage but will be entitled for ciefcS Aoo'
no. to exceed the of dollars Tor eacn ooH1 '0-
III duties performed in regard to elections.
x. The pa and mileage of Registrars as supe'1n''no
cnts of elections will be fixed by General Orders.
BY command of Bvt Major General Ed. R. s. cASBY'
LOUIS V. CAZIARC.
Aide-de-Camp Actg. Asst. Adj't. Gen1
Official: L. V. CAzIARC, Aide-de-Camp. Actg. ASST
Adj't Gen'.
OCTOBER ~
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EARNWELL SENTINEL

rs AN EXCELLENT ADVERTISING MEDIUM. LEI
Merchants and business men try it for few months
mo risk no gain" Send on your cards and increas
your trade this fall There's nothing to equal Printer
lnk-t has made many fortune.
Terms for the paper-S3 per annum IN advance.
Advertisements inserted at the OF 81 per square oil
Twelve lines or less for each insertion.
Cards OF ten lines less ut the rate Of $40 or threL
months
Contracts by the year for SIX months allowing priv.
ilege OF Changing more favorable terms Address
EDWARD A. BRONSON,
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TUE pENNErrsyILLE JOURNAL

rs PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY MORNING AT
| Bennettsyille s. c. IN the eastern portion Of the
State by STUBBS & LITTLE, Proprietors, and offer
superior inducements Merchants and all others who
wish 70 extend business in this section OF the Pee
Dee country. We respectfully solicit the patronage OF
our Charleston friends.
Terms-S3 per al mum, invariably In advance. Adver.
tsems inserted ut very reasonable rates. July
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GENUINE COUNTERFEIT. The Secretary O; the
Treasury on Monday received q letter from party
to furnish genuine counterfeit" 7-30
bonds if the Secretary would give him il ,xcharge
bonds issued by the Department, but of course
the Secretary declined. Il will be remembered that
g short time since the officers OF the Treasury De-
partment expressed desire to secure some of the
counterfeit 7-30 bonds, as those held by the De-
partment had the signatures and numbers
punched out; hence the letter from the party Pre-
posing to excl rnse his iashsngton &7r.
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The LouisyilI> Democrat has found use for
those cuts Of mao aad lelnale fugityes each with
onnoe, which used to illustrate advertisements
St OF runaway slaves. 1t makes row OF cuts of the
female fugityes to celebrate the defeat of woman
sunfage, and Of the males to celebrate the like de-
leat OF 'meger suffrage" Thus it has turned to
accoenV m property which had been thought TO have
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rne Charleston Cotton Market.
OFFICE OF TIE CHARLESTON DAILY NEws,l
CHARLESTON. Friday Evening, November 10. 1857. !
There was an active demand with some irreguarity in
prices the market being generally weaker but most
strikingly in The qualities from M,ddhng' and the
grades below, these casses recedng about nc. q b.,
the better descriptions sustaining previous
rates. Sales about 1000 bales say 26 at 16 rs at l6
100 at 161: 25s at 49, ss at1sH; so at 16k; at lsH;
1872 at 1871 80 at 1ex sS at 1sN 100 atl7 We quote;
LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION.
Low Middlng... ......................- -@loA
NiddinU. ..................."......16 M16x
Strict Middling. ..loR@i
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The Lancaster Ledger.
co nm O. S 6: CAR TER

INOINl1IIOIto.
DUBLlSHED LIVERY WEDNESDAY, MORNING AT
i Lancaster T. H., ). G, Having large subscription
list, II ouers favorable medium to Merchants and all
advertisers who desire extend their business in the
upper Districts oil the State. Rates advertsngi lib
etFl. specimen copy OF paper sent on application.
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Cons,gnees per south Carolina Ka1lroan
November Is.

100 bales Cotton 5s bales Mdze 1913 sacks Grain, %
h,gs Rough Rice 1s bags Flour 100 packages Tobacco
lad bbs Naval stores, cars Stock 300 bags Bran &C
n israel q Williams Co. d L Jeffers Il Co. Railroad
Aren't. j Sloan, E Rodgers & Co. Adams Frost
Go. g Walter l. Co, Willis l. Chsom, d jennings q =
wi Wiss q Co, King Gibbon, wltte Avertll l.
Son. Wardaw Carew Pearson, camCse1 % ?, &.o Co.
Fl JONES' Rev Plnckney. 'tenhouse y co, Mure 9 q q
Mev' Captain Prince, L Kirkpatrick, Smith &
co, Baqgett Co. G Hopey L Co. Graeser. e. Lee
smith Co. Robson, Mulkai Davis W smtn, u 4
MiIlar W Downing, A Salinas, Utsey Kenyon &
Pritchett, Gibbes Co.
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COMMERCIAL.
rne Cnorlcsron Cotton marker.
Exporrs.

NEW YoRK-Per brig Mary Cobb-Ss2 bales Upland
Cotton 200 bbls Rosin, 39 bbls Whiskey, SO coils
Rope zO, 900 feet Yellow Pine Timber.
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Mo1AssEsls dull small sales making to tue trade
We quote: Cuba, musccvIdo 10 SIC; Cuba ciayeo.
~ 45c Cuba ceurilug. &c., Porto jico 43 65c;
English Island IS 81.
NAVAL SToREs-spriis Of Turpentine is nea;y COM
mon Rosin is dull; strained steady; 20 quiet; othea
grades fir Ta is dull We quote as follows: SpI.s
OF Turpentne, free per gallon 80 54c spirits o IN in
pentlne III bond. per gallon c.; Crude IurpeDtne III
bb per $50 it>.; 81 s. Rosns common. i'll bbls,, per
bo 50 25 4O Resins. strained, ill bbs per e1, S1
50 so u 3 rs; Rosns No. 2, in bbls., Dbl, s3 s.1a
Resins pale bbls bpl IS rs; Resins, extra pale
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Augusta Market.

Augusta Market.
AUGUSTA, November 14-FNANcIAL-G Brokers
buying at l39 and selling at 1l.
SILyER-Buying at 19o and selling at 1888.
CorroN-The market opened with fair demand at
15Xc for New York mlddng and closed quiet at loh
1870. Sales to-day 4O7 ba.es. Receipts 1890 bales.
BAcoN-Unsetted; smoked shoulders 15c in lots clear
sides 1sc do long c sides l6; do r sides 15hc.
CoRs.-New 81 10 20.
WHEAT.-white IS 20 a 8 80; red 50 6Oa27O.
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baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE, November 13-CoTroN-Cable advces
to-day were I'd lower and our market was quiet. We
report so bales of good style low middng at l7Hc; mid
ding held OF 18c a fb.
CoFFEE-Market dull; some little inquiry, Dut no sales
worthy OF special note.
FLoUR-un Monday last there sale OF 1000 bbls
City Mills high grade Extra for Brazil, at Sl2 The mar
ket today was inactive though the inquiry was fair and
holders rather rmer. We report sales OF 25O Dds Spring
Wheat Super at So TO- $50 bbls choice Howard Street
Extra S 5 leo bbls Howard Street Super a SlO 100
bbs City Mills standard Extra ut $40 81. Greenfield
Family was advanced to-day to s14 co. The demand for
this brand continues ahead OF its receipts For all other
descriptions prices without quotable chsnge.
GRAN.-Receipts Of all kinds were again small. or
Wheat 1850 bushels white and 2600 bushels red; no
choice samples offering; the market was to cents
higher on medium and common grades, OF which the re-
cepts we're cvmposod-no sales OF white reported In
cluded in the sales 800 bushels prime Maryland red
at 50 5S 6OO bushels ryand and Virginia at q 50 600
bushels good do at 50 45 IS; 1900 bushels ut 81 80
40; and 1000 bushels inferior at 50 70 Corn-3S0
bushels white and $500 bushals yellow receved; tho
bushels new white 81 05 1909 bushels old do out at
81 0 1900 bushels good do at 81 80 32 1000 bushels
do yellow at 81 so 81 81; 700 bushels new western
mixed at 81 d; also load do at 81 ~. Oats-250O
bushels oe ed 27OO bushels reported sold at II Is
O. nts as to quality. Rye.-242 bushels received; only
sale rerorted was GO bushels at 81 55 per bushel.
MoLAssEs-We hear of transactions; prices, in the
absence of which, are nominally unchanged.
PROVISIONS he domand for Bacon S moderate, and
ccnaned to few houses prices quite steadily main-
tanned, VIZ: for shoulders l3H lSc. NIB sides l6H
16Hc cear rib 163z 17c and clear l7Hc; new CITY
cured Hams 10 zoe Mess Pork $40 20 60 for City,
and s22 so per Dbl for Western. or Lard We re-
port sales to-day OF 800 erces Western at 2H 12Hc,
and 80 tierces City at 12Kc--all taken for export
SUaAR-Our market is firm under light stock In I'M
porter's hands; home demand continues light We re-
port sales to-day OF so hhds Porto Rico at 12X 19c and
l59 bbls Demerara MuGcovado on private terms.
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The serenade to the President.

BEEs1DExT JoHNsoN's COMMENTS UPON THE RESULT
OF TIE LATE ELECTIONS.
dispatch, dated Washington, November IL,
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1867-03-15

Mayor of Alexandria, ut the recent cleo
ton, have been sworn into Office Tucker
was elected, if the negro vote is counted,
and hltham, if that is thrown out Tie
case viii go into the courts.
Three Of the most prominent merchants
of New York city, Swiss importers ON
general tour of observation to the South
ern States, visited Fortress Monroe on the
9Th, and spent the afternoon in an inter
view with Mr.. Davis They were pleasant
ly received and entertained by Mr. and
Mrs. Davis. The conversation on several
subjects was prolonged several hours On
leaving the Fort they expressed their sur
prise that Davis was so comfortably pro
vided for, having been under the impress
sion that he was very poorly taken care OF.
They found him in good health and posses
sing all the means of enjoyment which the
leniency of the Government could bestow,
under the grave nature of the olfenSe for
which he remains imprisoned.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1867-03-15

The following highly wrought but not
untruthful passage is from the Nsn Amer
lea, by w. Hepworth Dixon;
"What do you say new to our ladies'
SAID to me a bluff Yankee, as we sat last
night under the verandah, here in the
hotel at Saratoga "Charming," of course
l answered, "pale. delicate, bewitching
dashing, too, and radiant" Hoo" cried
he, putting up his hands; "they are just
not worth d. They can't walk, they
can't ride, they can't nurse" 'Ah, Won
have no wife," said l, iii soothing tone.
"A wife!" he shouted; 81 should kill
her" with kindness." "Ugh!" he
answered, with poker. Look al these
chits here dawdling by the fountain. What
are they doing now?-what have they
done all day: Fed and dressed. They
changed their clothes three times, and had
their hair washed, combed, and curled
three times. That is their life. Have
they been out for a walk for a rider
a seam? Not bit of it," "How do your
ladies spend their timer" "They put on
good boots; they tuck up their skirts, and
lark away through the country lanes.
was in Hampshire once; my host was a
duke: his wife was out before breakfast
with clogs on her feet and roses on her
cheeks; She rode TO the hunt, she walked
to the copse; ditch would not brighten
her, a hedge would not turn her back.
Why, oar women, poor, pale" "Come,"
I said, "they are very lovely" "Ugh,"
said tn, saucy fellow, "they have no bone,
no fibre, no juice; they have only nerves.
But what can you expects They eat
pearlash for bread; they drink ice-water
for wipe; they wear tight stays, thin shoes,
and barrel skirts. Such things are not fit
to live, and, thank God, in a hundred
wears not one of their descendants viii be
left alive"
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1867-03-15

the recipient Of $4,000 from his hand
for the promotion of science and useful
knowledge
On the 18Th, the remaining portion of
Table Rock was blown from lis present
dangerous position, into the river below.
About two KEGS Of powder was used in the
explosion. This entirely obliterates every
trace of that natural curiosity. It was
done by order of The Town Council of Cliff
ton, Canada.
These are hard times for Boston More
people are of employment in Glat city
than at any previous time for many wears.
many manufacturing establishments are
idle and all building enterprises arc at a
standstill. The cost of living is very
high, and the suffering among the poor
this winter has been unusually widespread
and severe.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1867-03-15
SUMMARY oE THE ~ EEK
General News.


Mrs jeff Davis is the mother Of another
boy.
The Legislatures of Kentucky, Indiana
and Tennessee all adjourned, sine die, on
the 18th.
The President has appointed Henry Bar
nard, of Connecticut, to be Commissioner
of Education, under Mr. Garfield's bill es-
tablishing the Bureau.
Ex-senator Cowan, who was again NOM
mated by the President as Minister to
Austria, has at length been formally re
jected by the United States Senate.
The case of the United States against the
eX-Confederate steamer Alexandria, has
been decided by the Admiralty Court in
favor Of the American Government.
The reported nomination by General
Grant of five distinguished Generals as
military commanders Of the five districts
in the Southern States, under the Recon
struction act, proves To be a sensation
item.
The appropriations by Congress for inn
provements near Rock Island make a total
Of $1,216,5O0 The different appropria-
tons are as follows: For the upper rapids,
s2S0,0OO; bridge, SS50,0O0; arsenal, 1885,
0G0 This is exclusive of course, Of the
100000 for the lower rapids.
The Internal Revenue Bureau issued In.
structions fer immediate assessments for
the income tax, az required by the law
passed on the Cd The time Of assessment
is changed from May to March, and the
uniform rate of five per cent is fixed on all
incomes, with one thousand dollars exempt.
Assessors are required TO GO TO work at
once
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1867-03-15

A TELEeRAPMc SELL. - Telegraph
operators, as will be seen by the following,
frequently amuse them selves by transmit
ting messages over the wires for the pur-
pose of selling" each other
The Buffalo Express says that on Friday,
the following message was transmitted to
Cleveland, Ohio:
BUFFALO, February % 1861.
To Hannah Deggs, Cleveland, Ohio:
Salle will die; Just come quick
(Signed) a. HuSehfHAS.
After hunting in vain for Hannah
Deggs," it was reported back to this office
that they had inquired at several hotels
and machine shops, but could find no such
person. Give better address
The operator was then informed that
Sally could digest ham and eggs as quick az
any other hungry man.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1867-03-15
The South.

The Kentucky Senate has passed a bill
declaring marriages between first cousins
incestuous and void.
The levee at Helena, Arkansas, broke on
the 9Th, washing away the lower part
of the town and inundating the whole
place.
The bill which has been passed by the
Senate of Virginia by vote of "a TO 8,
calling State Convention to form Con-
stitution under the act Of Congress to pro-
vide more efficient government for the
States lately in rebellion.
Both of the gentlemen voted for as
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1867-03-15

JOSH BILLING TO You've LADIEs.-JOsb
Billings is sage when he gives counsel to
young ladies as to how they should receive
proposals. He says:
"You ought tew take it kind, looking
down hill with an expresshun about half
tickled and half scarf. After the pop is
over, if yure luvyer wants tew kiss you,
d9n't think I would say yes or no,
but let the thing kind Of take its own
cotlree
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1867-03-15
The East.

The Bankers and Merchants Gifl
Enterprise in New York has been closed
up by the police and all the clerks put
under arrest.
The first number of the Co1ored Ken
tuckian, paper dated and published In
Louisville, By colored men, made its ap-
pearance on the 9th.
A decision has just bceu given in the SUI
preme court of New York, that United
States Legal Tender notes are, in law,
money, and as such liable to taxation.
The New Hampshire election, on the
18th, resulted in the choice of three Re.
publican Congressman, by majorities sof
about 1000 each. The Republicans also
carry the Legislature - =.
Edward O'Brien, New Jersey railroad
switch tender, has just been convicted of
manslaughter, fined 5000. and sentenced to
three months imprisonment. for negligence
in causing an accident, by which two pas
sengers were killed, last summer.
Itappears that George Peabody is about
to give half million of dollars to found
Magdalen Asylum or House for Fallen
Women in New York. Mr.. Peabody has
also chosen the Essex Institute (Mass) g.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1867-03-15

PRINCE SALN SALM, fussy German Off
Ger who served in the Union army during
the recent war, is now in command of Max
imilian's forces, garrisoning the city of Or
izaba.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1867-03-15
From the New Orleans Crescent.
by CASTLES

From the New Orleans Crescent.
by CASTLES.
Domes and minarcts and towers.
Gurrets which can kiss the say.
GrOttOes cool and icafy bOwers
Clad in buds that never die:
Thess. aud beauties twice rs fair,
Deck M castles in the air.
FleciSs of clouds all bright and golden.
Hover round their shsdOwy walls;
Strains aut voices sweet and Olden.
Echo through thess spectral halls
Many All Gug-i isn4-r- where
Float ray castles h.at IS air.
Bat when 1 approach them nearer
Aad their beauties tain wOuld clasp,
Neither more distinct nor clearer,
Ever they eiude my grasp.
And | turn ia sad despair
From my castles in the air.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1867-03-15

1T rs said that the Bankrupt bill will cost
A. T. Stewart over 100000, chiefly In
bad Southern debts