davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-12-31
RESUME JANUARY I'D.

CT. JosEpH's ACADEMY, SUMTER, S. c., UNDER
- the charge of the Sisters Of Our Lady of Mercy, will
receive additional pupils on and after the I'd Of January
The new buildings are spacious and elegantly finished
and furnish accommodations for one hundred boarders
The extensive grounds and piazzas are ample for tper
air exercises, and young ladies are thoroughly instructed
in Enghsh, French, Italian, Latin, Music, Drawing, &c
Location unsurpassed for health and terms reasonable
For particulars, apply to MOTHER THERESA charles
ton, or to SISTER MARY JOSEPH, at the Academy. IL
sumter. II December 10
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-12-31
81 DAILY NEWS,
RIORDAN, DAWSON & CO.
PRoPREToRS.
OFFICE No. IS HAYNE-STREET.

~TERMs.-THE DAILY NEWS, PRICE payable
in eli cases IN ADvANCE), SIX DoLLAEs A
YEAR; Four DOLLARS FOR SIX MONTHS; W
Dollars AND A QUARTER FOB THREE MONTHS.
THE TRI-WEEKLY NEWS, PRICE QN AD-
VANCE), THREE DOLLARS A YEAR Two DOLLARS
FOR SIX MONTHS. No Subscription received FOR
q less period.
No Paper sent unless the Cash accompanies the
order.
No Paper sent for a longer time than paid for.
ADVERTISING RATES.-Fi teen cents q line for
the first insertion, and ten cents q line for each
subsequent insertion. Marriage and Funeral
Notices 81 each.
LETTERS should be addressed to the DAILY
News No. IS Hayne-street, Charleston, S. {.
REJECTED MANUSCRIPTS will not be re-
turned.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-12-31
NOTICE TO AUCTIONEERs.

NOTICE TO AUCTIONEERS.
OFFICE CLERK OF COUNCH,(
CHARLESTON, November 20, 1887.
A LII AUCTION LICENSES EXPIRED FIRST OCTO-
A Der last. Those who failed to renew at that time
are not considered as having q License, and consequently
are no Aur1oneers. w. 81. SMITH,
No7ember at Clerk of Council.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-12-31

DRIVATE BOARD.-TO LET A FURNISH
ED ROOM, with the use Of q parlor. with or with
out board, in a private family, where there are no other
boarders. Apply at THIS OFFICE. December II
ID Z NJ o " A LIB A X IN MRS. A.
II TRACY having removed her Boarding Establish-
ment from No. SO Church-street to No. 10 BROAD
STREET, is now prepared to furnish Board 10 q limited
number OF Ladies and Gentlemen Terms moderate.
December II
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-12-31
HIGH SCHOOL OF CHARLESTON.

HIGa SCHOOL OF CHARLESTON.
THE EXERCISES OF THIS SCHOOL WILL BE RE
sUMED on Monday, January 9th.
instruction given in Latin, Greek. French, German
Mathematics, and the higher branches Of English.
Terms OF Tuition, $40 per quarter. payable in adj
vance.
No extra charge for French, German or Stationery.
W. r. KINGMAN
D.ooob,ro On PRINCIPAL,
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-12-31

TUR RENT, PART OF DELIGHTFULLY."-
L SITUATED MANSION. III the southwestern por.
ton OF the city, consisting n o suite OF three or four
spacious rooms on The TT floor, with Kitchen and ser.
DULY News Onlceo November 10
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-12-31

nBE EXERCISES OF OUR SCHOOL WILL BE RE
sUMFD on the I'd of January. Boys are prepared
for the Junior Class OF any of our Colleges, or for busl-
ness. French taught. Terms very moderate NO extra
JOSEPH B. SEABROOK.
no,ouhor On az WILLIAM S~EABROOK.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-12-31
R Nj O Walls.
LOST AND F GUN D.

nOG LOST.-A SMALL WHITE POODLE,
~ with gilt chain about his neck, with owners name
attached. A suitable reward will DO paid for his return
to E. BATES, No. SO Hasel-strset.
December 81 o
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-12-31

NEWS SUMMARY.

C-Gold in New York was firm at 332.
Cotton in New York was frmer; sales, 900
bales, a. 15la152
In Liverpool. cotton closes firm; sales, H,OO(
bales; Uplands, II.
-Ex-Secretary Stanton is in Washington, pre-
pairing his defence for the Senate.
AT q recent fashionable dinner party in New
York, the guests wers s~prinkled with %rosewater.
Queen Victoria has just made her cal OF con-
dolence on Lady Palmerston.
After New Years Day the apothecaries in War.
saw are ordered to use the Russian language II
describing their drugs.
The Italian Cardinal Andrea, who has for some
time been in opposition to the Pope, has submit
ted TO the Papal authority.
General Ord, it is said, was relieved ct his OWL
request, and there is reason to believe that the
statement is correct.
Many Of the Fifth Avenue, New York, houses
have their upper stories unfinished. Their owners
the same.
-Lynchburg, Virginia, has been %curiously ex-
amining paper and cloth, both of good quality
made from corn stalks. The process Of prepare.
ton is o secret.
When the Duke Of Edinburgh travelled in Vic
toria, it was the intention of the people to ilumi'
nate the whole line of road from Ballarat to Bunin'
yong.
The streets on Union Hill, Richmond, Va,
have been renamed. NJ street has been named
ssMason :" n, Nelson 10, "Overton ;"P, "Pendle'
ton !" q, "Quarles."
1t Is expected that the President will send a
message to Congress when it again c%onvenes, call
ing attention to the alarming and threatening con.
dition Of affairs in the Southern States.
Russia continues to rapidly arm her troops.
and the last foreign mail announces that both the
government and private gun factories are actively
engaged in preparing breech-luaders.
1t is limited that u. Rouher draws his inspira.
ton from Eugene rather than Napoleon, and that
he looks to becoming the Richelieu of the Regen,
cy when LOUIS fills the tomb Of the third Napo-
leon.
Eighty millions Of people, it is announced in
the New York police report, crossed the various
ferries leading to that city during the year ending
November LIST, 1867. This indicates an enormous
traffic, and the number OF persons who crossed is
double the population of the United States.
lin Boston thirty persons are to be appointed,
different sections Of the city, to act as agents fol
the sale of postage stamps and stamped envelopes,
in order to bring places for the sale of postage
stamps at retail within a convenient distance Of
the street boxes in all parts Of the city.
A ukase of the st. Petersburg Government
last SIMMER directed the exclusive use Of the
Russian language in the Polish University of War
saw. The change has to be postponed until next
wear, in consequence of a want of professors whc
Know Russian sufficiently well.
The New York Herald publishes an estimate,
compiled from statistics collected by the Cover
nors Of the Southern States, which placss<<he
number of whites and blacks in Louisik
sippi, Alabama, Georgia and :
are IN a starving condition, abs
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-12-31
SCHOOL NOTICE,

MRS. NJ. e. TOOMER
vK1ILL RESUME THE EXERCISES OF HER SCHOOL
wv on Monday, January 9th, 1865, at No. 9 COLLEGE
STREET stu2x December 2S
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-12-31
Ed AL.

REV. D. X. La FAR Principal.
DHE DUTIES OF THIS INSTITUTE WILL BE Re
SUMED on Thursday, I'd January, at the MONTH
WEST CORNER OF AND kUl'
TknGE AVENIJE. December 81
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-12-31
BOARD wANTED.-A PRIVATE FAMILY
MiSCELLAM 60 U S.

nON'T FAIL To TRY THE
TED SOUTHERN TONIC, HEPATIC
BIrTERS al uniailng remedy ior all Diseases OF inc
Digestive Organs and the Liver. For sale by all Drug
gists.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-12-31

Tucked UP A BOAT.-PICKED UP, A
DUG-OUT CANOE BOAT, up Ashley River, adrtt
which the owner can have by paying expenses and prov
ing property. TUB December II
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-12-31

nOH'T FAIL TO TRY II CELEBRA-
~ TED SOUTHERN TONIC, PANKNIN'S HEPATiC
BITTERS, On ~unfalling remedy for all Diseases OF the
Digestive Organs and the Liver. For sale by all Drug
otata
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-12-31

CTRAYED FROM NO. So CANNON-STREET,
- on Christmas day, q small BAY MARE, with black
name and long black tail, and about three years old. She
was last seen near Gadsden's Green. In the o 'ening. A
liberal reward will be paid for her delivery ct NO. 81
CANNUN-STREET. 8" December 3O
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-12-31

II osT. THURSDAY AFTERNOON. SOME
IL on King, Liberty or Broad streets, a small
MOSAIC BROOCH, containing he figure of q bird en- q
black ground. A suitable reward viii be paid for its re-
turn to No. 80 BROAD-STREET
DocarnharO % q
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-12-31
scientific theorf;

a2s us the compost
tito increment Of the
As source. Few will be-
me can prove his theory
ha;Na letter describing Dick
a AAhich this remarkable compare
y Dickens has a heavy gray NOUS
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-12-31
a n IS.

neutrality-suspicious., A SMALL HOUSE
w in the western part OF the city. Address P. Z. S.,
Key Box NC. II, Charles on Postofacc.
December % stuth3t
The New York herald., 1867-12-20
VIRGINIA.

The Reconstruction ConventIon-Report Of
Committee Against tho Resolution Declaring
Null and Void Debts Incurred In tho Pur.
chase Of fSlaves-Proposed Equality Of COl0rs
In Public COnveyances.
RICHMOND, Dec 10, 1857
IN the Convention to-day the judiciary Committee re-
ported adversely declaring null and void al debts
contracted 1850 for the purchase Of slaves the
ground thai the Convention had not the power " impair
obligations Of debt which must be decided by the civil
eourta The report was laid on the table
The report Of the Committee on Printing. giving the
Convention printing TO the proprissors Of the NsV
Nation, WAS adopted.
The following resolutions Of inquiry were adopted =
One establishing houses OF correction 10 the cities OF
ten thousand nhabants and establishing primary
schools In districts whore nifty children attend and
grammar schools were two hundred can attend. Cloth
abiltss whom he pardolsa criminal. OF requiring oil
resolution, requesting General schone.d TO abolish
distinctions account Of color In the pubic convey
vanssA and petition asking the same thing Of the Con-
vsntion we're referred.
4 resolution require the Legislature 10 impose
oapsasisn Of % on oil persons over sixteen years
or ags for educational purposes was laid on the table
After debate relative 10 she drawing OF pay up
V the recess the Convention adjourned
4 committee OF the members OF the Convention,
appointed by the republican caucus proceeded 70 WASH
ngtoS to-day about reeoustruction including the
matter 9 the Convention forming new State govern.
menA
The New York herald., 1867-12-20
EUROPEAN MARKETS.

THE LONDON Moxgy MARKHr.-LoNDoS, Dec. 1916 P.
H-Consols for money, Q2h; United States dve.twenty
hondA ~; Illinois Central Railway shares, soxj Erie
Railway shares 49H. The bullion in the Bank OF Eng
land for the ending to-day has increased f271
FRASxroRr BouRsn. n.-FRAsKgoKT, Dec. io-n :16 A. n.
Uailsd States nvs-twenty lbonds open a. 70 1915 Tor
the Issue Of 1852
LvrRrooL CHANGE -LdvERPoor- Dec is-i POP NJ
American securities quiet Al this hour the quota
tohs are y .ioIlqHs.-llnois csptrals, ssk; Eses,
loNi Vnltld siatss Owe twenty bonds i2x
iil?TRPOoL CorTos AARKEr.-lavEHrooi, Dec. 10
6P. N-Coston quiet Middllng upiands on the spot
7,<d., and 10 arrive, exd. !; mddling Orleans, 1xd.
LiveRrcvc.. s.xApsrcr.s As1sr;-nav.nrool, , Dec
ia H-td& IDS Ia iSr T,.sa ye,:srr wesA
isa I'd. for While Caifornn, And 1as I'd Tor ~
wsukee red Barley 50. Sd for American. OAss g. ID
FOR American. Peas l0s 3D. for Canadian
IIyRRPooL PRovmoxs NARKBr. -LfvHRr00L, Dec W
6P M-Besf liza 3D. for winter cured extra prime
mSsa Pork 6Ts Cd. for prime Eastern mess ana oos
for 6ns American Cbssss es for the highest range Of
0ne Bacon 40s Cd. FOR Cumberland cut "a
LvEar0oL PRopUcg hAREEr -Livxsrooi, Dec ~.
6P M-No. II Dutch standard sugar, 2oa hos'n. vs
6d for oous men Wilmington and lis Tor nne psso
Tsi,oG lls for American. Spirits OF 1urps
Petroleum, "a per gallon for spiris ud 4: a "a rs m
nsed Clover seed, aQs lof No. American red ''' ~
LONDON MAAxsr6-LQNDoy, Dec i0-5P M~wh.h
:. eso per 2S2 salonI Sperm oil, fiI2 Der lon TON
1.t. 1it Al Es1 per ton Linsssd cakos, chi per tor
70; .s, !aIs os,sns ~, ,-xmwa,, Dec iS-5fT-Ps
troleum. WKf for siana.. white.
The New York herald., 1867-12-20

iprrlll IELfsaAn 10 IuE HeaAlo.


Details Of the Murder Of General Leon
aien.ss-His Brother Chained Dsws On the
bloody Bed.
By an arrival on Tuesday last ~ AanxAA.llo.
Cuba, We have advises from Jamaica 70 the l9th
Inst, and from Hayti to the 7th.
T.. ThS Intelligence received confirms shs report Of
ks horrible murder committed on the person Of
General Leon Nontss, In h:s dungeon a Cape
Haytisn. Although b bad been kept without
food for four dEys. The poison that was at
length administered to him proved insnsct-
usl. Ealnavs finally ordered DeloYms 70
smother him. but In this he could not succeed
Having failed IN al other plans, y: :sshbsd him In
the skull with . cLissl. Even this was SQne y
roughly that Montss suffered the msit etrocious
tormsnts. The body Was delivered to his friends
almost entirely naked. being even shirtless and
bootlsss. 1t was conveyed on boards TO the oeme-
terry BY his friends. who insisted on burying It
without even being confined. Drink was supplied
freely BY them 70 the people, who kept shouting
that che President Of the Caeos WAS dead.
salnavs has been successful thus far in putting
down the revolutioniss at the Cape. The brother
Of General Montes had been captured and chained
down In the bloody bed Of the late murdered prs.
oner. Tho parents and friends Of these men, who
are Dominicans. are reported TO have been driven
to desperation BY the fate Of these men.
The New York herald., 1867-12-20

Alleged War Plan of the Fenians-Additionai
Deaths from the Kxplosions-A Broker on
Trial aud Acquitted.
LoHpos, Dse lo-Evsnng.
uis reported that paper has been found 10 welvsr.
hampton which shows that the Fsnisns in England had
srssnissd plot V p.andsr all The arueriss sf shs
militia forces In England
One Of the persons Who waa njufsd Al The recent s1.
p.oass q Cisrksnwsu d.sd to-day.
Ths sxpiosloa Of nitro glyesras Al Newcastle
was more ssreus than nrst reported The sheriff and
Town Surveyor who we're badly Injured, have since
lisd Of their wounds.
Eight persona ell told, have lost Ihsr lives by NE
sxposisa
Csnpbs., the broker Who 'rsssntly failed ana wss
arrested % charge Of hssd, vss acquitted today.
The New York herald., 1867-12-20
CALF oRNIA.

Unsuccessfui Bailoting for United statcs
Senator.
SAN FRANCISCO Dec 10, 1857
The steamship Constitution sailed to-day for Panama
She carried tl0ss 900 in treasure. Of which $780,
we're for New York.
The Legislature has baotsd unavailingly FOR the
past three days In joint 0nvention for United
States Senator 10 succeed Senator Conneu
The democratic Legislature caucus cannot agree
upon candidate although they have held nightly sss
slons since the 18th inst
ClsArsd-Ship sapphire for Liverpool sa!sd-ship
Cutwater for Queenstown, with thirty thousand sacks
Of wheat.
Flour dull =. 81 50 50. Wheat quis. Al 81 50 L.
gal tenders rs.
The United States steamer Tuscarcra has been con-
demned .; Mare Island Her officers and crew are
assigned to other duty.
The New York herald., 1867-12-20

6Af John Lsnihsl Martin, Virginia
schr Simmens corson. vrrina
schr AdAys, Iownsend. virginia.
schr krsroh, forbs.l vlrgai.
ssSi aso.s.-, '"''h hssnssss' sSsss.ss' s.ltIro;
s:SI s:s; Ss,: ,:s:. sssss se- Boston
schr Sahs Burton, Palmer ElzAoenpoi '>'o' s'aA-0.
scnr America, Palmer Bostou. ..,., -.
schr VIM Norton. Baxter, Boston for & &rss1,sdep.s' s,p.
sssr ses Hnaga, Weber Bos,op fSr xrnsae'pea
sshr z W Perry. cErissy Prov.dsaes.
Sehr Albion, Smith. Bristol
Schr joseph Smith. Brown. New London VISA On ine
ordiron Hall Gate. clock Ihis mornins' 90 ~ A1a
soSr \ P Ferry ccaHa.in. cScaia.i New London.
sehr Julia Baker, Baker, New London.
schr Cara, R.siey, New Lsndon for Philadelphia.
schr Q korthan Pelham. New Haven.
Scnr hoot Smta, sm.th New Haven.
schr White Rock, Burrows Northport.
schr Nelson, Smith NorihporI
schr george Downing, Read, G.sn Ccve
sloop John Adams, EA.ock, BIsbethport
s.oop gontent Everett Proy!deace
s.oop . Howe., Heason, New Rochelle.
Wreckns steamer Relief. Williams 81 Thomas Dec T.
Nassau sth and Charleston 6th 10 tAe Coas. wrccxing Co.
The British brig uuicn from Windsor. NS, IS con-
signed 10 DeWof& Co she viii probably discharge a'
Port Morris
BELOW
Brig Amen Rcweil, II ON Havana
SAILED.
Steamships New York. Bremen: MORO Castle Havana;
Coauee, do; Ashland, savannaht II Livingston do Mcns
ka Chareston ships VIM rockingham nsvrs; Constan-
tine. London Emerald Isle. Liverpool.
Wind al sunset INV, light
The New York herald., 1867-12-20
CUBA.

Fisasoiai. Cemnaerciai and shipu,ns Intel
tiseucs.
HIvAsA, pso 10, 1897
Rsssssss "a Lesdos, iSk per cent premium %
Hamburg. az per cent premium On New Yort, eur.
fsaoy, ,sas GsAl aAk - per cent siseounsi short
sght - per osas discount; COLA, shSn right sf per
ssat pssmiam.
nana srdIaary salssd, sls ps, ew.
The steamer Eagle. from New York December 10. hA
arrived q shis PERI shs steamer stars aad stripes from
Philadelphia has also arrived. The steamer Bsnvilis
from Nee 0rissna ssasd to-day for New York. The
Lssd Lowell has also sailed fes New York
The weather ID fair
The New York herald., 1867-12-20

The Governor Of Kon.acky has ssucd proclamasions
Offering rewards for the apprehsnron Of masacsors as
follows We compile from oifc:a advsrussmenss;-
Three hundred dosrs reward 'or Joseph N Hester
for numbering isham Petty.
Two hundred and hfty dollars .or z. hacksy Tor
killing simon whtesdes
Seven hundred ana city dollars of three Lyles Tor
numbering Themas Burbridge
Three hundred dollars tor Wash: nyson Stone for
numbering James sumner
Five hundred dollars for Richard Koys Tor numbering
Miss Walker
Two hundred dollars for william Jones. 'or numbering
Stephen Hughes
ono thousand dollars for william w..son and Smth
Rouaey. Tor numbering isaac I. Hurr'gan:
A general procssma oil about organized oands o. mar
dsrers caod ''Reguiaiors"
The New York herald., 1867-12-20
ARIZONA.

indian observation-disclosures Of the Capital
to Tucson.
SAN FRANCISCO, Dec 10, 1867.
Arizona advces state thai General Gregg has gone,
with force Of cavalry TO escort the railroad survey
psdition 10 the Little Colorado.
The Apachee Indians visited the reserve In the ab-
sence OF the superintendent and carried or the crops.
The Indians who ran on the stock In the vicinity Of
LapAs werGpursued and compelled 70 Kill the animals,
and prevented their recapture
The removal Of the archives Of the territory from
Prescott TO Tucson had commenced
The New York herald., 1867-12-20

The MANN facturer Ceuvonti ntiou-A Com mittce
70 Walt on Cougress-Opgauization sf n Ma.
sional Manufacturers' Association.
CLsvsIAxD. Dec. 10, 1887
The National Manufactursn' Convention rsasssmblsd
this mornins. committee appointed 70 proceed 70
washingssn and lay before Congress the wants and
wishes Of the manufacturing interest," and the
passage Of the necessary legislation looking 10 the
removal Of ell internal revenue taxation from maaufas-
tursA Tho committee consisted Of James Park, Jr,
Thomas g. faxon, Of New York, vooIlsns r. b Ward,
Mehigss iron; VIM D. Castle, Ohio, machinery; Geo.
". Allen Wisconsin. leather; Geo Johnson nassachus-
seon, with Giles 3. sssb0as - secretary Of shs ds's
CATION
committee reported . constitution for the osganlsa-
Noa OF National Manufacsursrs' Association. which
duly organised and the ofcers OF this Convention
appointed officers Of the National Associaton un
bs held In Cleveland
The Convention then sdjouYusd
The New York herald., 1867-12-20
CLEARED.

CLEARED.
Sssam.n,p MORO Uasse, Adams. Havana-Ausntic MAJ
Steamship Coquette. Freeman. Havana-P LoriIlard
steamship Aiadne Edridge. Key Wea and Galveston
Steamship MonekA shaekford. Charleston Wheeler 4
ss!..m.np ashland. Norton. savannah r Lowdsn.
sSIp Wild Rover. .r f.yior San Trsncsco-G sutton
Ship Excelsior. Pendlsion. LivsrpoOi-sami Thompson
ship WIN r o,aiash.m. oua,sy. Havss.9oyd Iiincten
Brig Black Fish. Wallace. Antwerp-w schmidvs Son
sylvan n.nss... rsoSs Leeds
schr Laurel, Wooster. brunswick. 0s-T Mayhsw
scbr 10. Nckerson sIeisht B.i,mors-Bsker DAYTON.
schr Bella Peck, Avery New Havsn-0 Racket Bro.
ARRIVALS.
nHpoRrEp BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS.
& vs .sa. Sss. Sss aas nd
ss-.m.sIp Greer: Ism.n. AisIandri. with mdss
s.: n! s:r. Sss % co. hours with
s:.m,nly EsVS"%s S,% Baker, So''0o with md'' and pas
s:s.@.siV ws%:s,ss y:s D.. New Bedford. with md's and
pisi Ss:s c'c;ss ss,s:: Francisco with ms..
& s.ss. ssss q :0 w: G:ss & II :ssi
s:s gsa: u. s:'s S'Iss.s
.s: :ss ss :s.ais sss
syss.y, So-s Ia Css ays a
high seas skppsd several which swept long boat and M
:ss :s q; o.s s.:.s
si! isS ss: ns:.
M rom h:'as &. q :.s
ssr e a.: s:S him. HssS; ::
sss' n :Ss ss ss'
dsphs tor Brsinrss in sinking sondison and took OF
~ ssss ss'ss ss.. sns sy,s ii ;s
L. % e. 4swsf 9s.s ss g. % cs .a
S:s,s; ' ': ": y ss:.S ss d. sf .; e.
ss s sss s H:s Sc .s w. IN S::. ~:
:s :sss: (. fs:sS s:s :' ssA' .e De-
ss sss % ssS % T ' o. as'; ~s -
:ssss "A: :sd sss: saI:s;s: n.n.,.,.
ssp.H.s,.a .:ss sssyy sss.s" Pc swss viAYS @Il.'
s.s. sss rs ss
sss has sssS v,ss @ nss sandy
,ss % q . .sa 9 % sa ass SSs :upD. ps
mp. y e. e ~ - % :ssss .ss
- ssss Dee * ssNos lon 70 .. fhss X 1e'.
::s,S ,S r ~.s struck ~ '' 600 asa 's'
rs vs.; ss s:;. s.:si ss' ~: ss ga s s ~: !:
Aissr s: S.:u s.s sr.u. oAsrya.ls u a., Win lun.
Der 70 s:mpseu Ciapp was up The HshlAhss 10 days
sp vas sown of had constant gales sine ssd oes
scsr jssa Nose Howell o.msrsrs 3 asEa .i.s sus.s.
isa q: sss MAJ. az: .ss :sis s:s:.s r.,,..
- IN; nss., ss ds's y.
SEM NIX ssp,s.. Yssi. EaSsi. co7z&sl. Win passss,
g:'s:s, g; s:,.ss s. a.. a..
~wte houo a Ney 6ad kAnxv(wknlhsr
ost boAk =
sess ssrsis' Tux rorYo's ecs SyssE
oehr cstnoins, Dasieie yosk Riyss, Va z
6sSt 0aseliss 1fsws. vifgs6, aSys
The New York herald., 1867-12-20
GEORGIA..

:
The Recsnstructlon toGvS6tion-A RecouI.
meudasios for Appeinsness a. PrsvisionaI
Governer-The Ceaveutisn Raveriug Ohass
-. ATLANTA. Co., Dso TO- 1851.
The 6onvsut.on Today recommended the appointment
or r. Bullock, Of Richmond, Provisional Governor
Of Georgia and passed 10 regard 70 the
per diem and mileage Of delegates.
A caucus Of the members OF the Conyenttcn heid
last ashl resolved 70 support Chief Justice Chase
for the PYssldsncyL - i x..a-@ -
The New York herald., 1867-12-20
ALABAMA.

The Movement Against = Ratincation of the
Constitution.
NosrooxERv. Dec 10, 1857.
A ssnssrvAuvs meeting Was held AZ the theatre
10 nigh. and addrssssd by Hspry ssupls, James q.
olastoS Joseph Hodgssdh nd oshsn aii sroagiy op-
posing The ratiHcatol Of the new constitution. Lsteu
were rsad from Daniel Pratt formerly Northern oit
ssa ths poussr cotton manufacturer and cApa'st of
AvlAugs county, and Samuel Reid, urging the defeat Of
iAs sonsIiuuop and dsnouncing the conveasioQ
The New York herald., 1867-12-20
NEW YORK.

Conviction Of an Alleged Fsrssr OF Accident
1nsuraucs Tickets.
BuyvALo. Dsa 10, 1887
james 0rshAu, formerly Ticket agent Of this city, was
this mosnns convicted IN ths Superior Court Of fssgnG
% November "a 1853, accident insurasss ueksss "
sntsdasiue them 70 cover ap accident which occurred -
the previous Gay, upon vheh the Railway raDenGee
Assurance Company q nastfoFe Cons. paid " se.ss
q. sS hSss ss.rs % 'sss Il ns,:Ssss i, ss ~ @ ssssssss
sS 1es ~ bssa passe6
The New York herald., 1867-12-20

Expiosion Of n Locomotive tp Chicago.
CHICAGO, Dsa 10, 1857
locomotive or the Hyde Park tram exploded In the
Union depot this morning shortly after the train ar
rived All the passengers had left the depot and only
four persons injured, OF them seriously. The
damage 70 the building 10 comparatively slight The
entire loss will not exceed SO, 00O