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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-12-14
Baltimore Advertisements.
Here II a Machine Tor the Farmers!
Farm,e,, look AZ TIC Great .idpantage 81 Hresh
lag tram oiM
EISER'S PATENT
Self Regulating Grain Separator
Cleaner and Baggcr.

A r n time like the present. when labor Is
IN scarce, IL Is important that Farmers, who
are Interested. should pay attention 10 the above
Improvement, which considerably rcduccs the
expense ut Threshing Grain, over amy Machine
now IN nsc. Its peculiarly adaptcdto its work
and can hc attached Ia either belt 1r iron roi
Powers. II cleans the Grain thoroughly by one
operation. which IL not generally done by any
other machine. Grain cleaned by this ma
chine. which contains much light, filthy mat.
ter, IA worth one OF two cents per bushc more
thnn II cleaned in the common way.
The aboyc machine H. conveniently arranged
inr hauling, hcing permanently fixed On two
wheels. aud is iully warranted.
REFERENCES.
Mai William iiu,ehina. Monkton. BALTIC. e..
William rcarcv.
ton John h. rrarcc.
Thsur4 Johnson, rhmnix,
i. G. Patterson.
Henry carroll. "
,l.l,n Il G"ni. c"ct"ysvilic.
william. Gent. "
lease Jarrett. Fork Mcctin,; House.
lame Amos. Jarrcttsvilc. Hartford County
William Cole. Charrhyillr. "
rh"nl."r \ Arm itr"ng. trhrrFhera,l Abcr
d,vn. ll,tiorl county.
iLNO.
AnENr. FuH ruE CELEBRATED
FITS TIL tESilER ANpCI.EANEl.
. 90, ,lnIhl" lunlnn Ilnr l"wcr. .izc
it"m tr l: horse p'wrf
m E"aRbN 'UuRlNED NELF HdKE
EL'dTEh INh H0hEE
LINTON LAMuuG
( II y iIi'h street. Baltimore.
Mnr,h -. iN6;. ~
Farmers. Look To Your Interest !
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SUPER PHOSPHATE or LIME

FARM RS aud Dealers are respectfully re-.
irrrod a. Abe above FERTILIzEi,S as being
prepared ia the beat manner. thoroughly Teii.
abba aud ia every way calculated I" give uni.
vcrsal satisIaction. They are extensively
known. being used with great success during
the past six or Or seven years. W. conf
dent that all who buy The above Fertilizer
will r.r-iyr a iuil return for their outlay. MT
only upon the crop MANFRED Herewith, but
oven far several years upon grass and either
after "r"ps.
Il. J. Et1I 4 CO.. AGESt,.
"" ~ Rnwly'a wharf.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-12-14
MiLFT1RY GOOD.S

Sword an,l i.alls l"t Ar,ms an.l Navy, sash.
-. SInrg. buttons. Ias... 'nr,l. Navy lace,
CnI,s. St.rs aud E,nhridvr,,,. Army Emhroi
deFirs 81 all kin.is. Cl.,vr"n.. Iindinrs. Cl.,b,
A.. F,"ld Glaas'... lt-i.,lf ari t'atitilvr-.
Man'h ~. laI.. T..
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-12-14
baltimore Advertisements.
NEW STYLE VERTICAL MILL
THE VICTOR!

For e"mplet, ness oi adjustment, strength,
durability aud working lower, TIE Netul'
CANE MILL has no equal. The ilmted r"ll =
thr important feature that regulates the Iced
ing at the mil! The ridges seize upon ihrcanc
som as presented, thus relieving the labor
80 often necessary e. iarec the stalks 1" VA ch
uanee between sntOoth rolls, and at the snimr
time secures its direct passage 10 the dischnrs"
rnll. They also break the w,'S,ly fibre ~ sh"r'
intervals. aud thus ruptnring the eeils cans'
the more ready How uf the juice. Wealso have
horizontal mills. Tor horse, water ahd steam
power.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-02-06
Tho Guclpl,s.

How Mrs. VICTORIA GuEIpH tas her Britannia
Majesty used to bo very irrovercntly styled in tho
columns Of tho United hishnan) came by her sur
name may not BIO known to oil our readers. From
an old History Of Germany loaned uB by friend,
wo extract tho following legend in regard to tho
o.igin Of this dynastc title:
Tho family Of tho auELpus can DO traced 30 far
back as tho roign OF CuABLEMAasE. About tho
yoar 300, thoro was Count of AIronr, in Suabia,
whose descendants, according to an old legend,
obtained tho nnIno Of GUELPH in the following
manner IsFaBRAHD, his son and successor, snw
onco an old woman who had threo children at n
birth, and thinking this unnatural, ho called her
an adultress. Tho old woman, in anger ut this in
suit, prayed Hoavon that IRsIEsTRAUT vito Of tho
Count, might have as many children at birth as
thero arc months in tho yoar. Her prayer was
answered, and InAENrRAuT was delivered OF
twelve boys but, fearing tho severity of her hus-
bands character, she commanded hor servant to
drown clercn OF tliom. Whilst tho latter was pro-
cccding to oboy her mistress ordors The Count
mot her and asked her what was in the basket yho
was carrying. The girl, frightened, an,wcred that
they wcro guclphs (puppics). But tho Count, not
being satisfied With tho reply, took OF tho cloth
from tho basket, and judging that the children
woro his own, from their livolincss and strength,
no preserved THUR ivcs educated them secretly,
and whom they wero grown up took them oil again
to their mother. Ono OF tho twolye, GUELPH tho
First, WAS the successor Of IsENnnANp.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-02-06
CASTLE TnusDRn.--Tho Richmond (ya., Dis.

CASTLE THuRDgR.-Tho Richmond (Ya.) Dis
patch indulges In the following lit ofreminisconce
.'This famous old prison for Confederate desort-
ers etc., Is rapidly fitting up by: Captain John H.
Groanor for tie manufacture OF ftobacco-the same
purpose for whioh Il was used before the war. II
is an immense bnildipgi and Captain. Grcanor is
preparing machinery and making other arrange
ments which will enablo him, II necessary, to tnrn
out ono thousand pounds Of manufactured tobacco
por day. A walk over tho old factory brings to
mind mary recolootions OF Confederate tfmoa,
Here, In tho fourth story, IL tho gable window
from which leapcd the spy Webster, with his irons
on; thero the Hteps down which he was borne on
his way to e1ecutfon there ON tho lowor floor arc
tho apartments. Of Ills vito and Dr. Mary Walker
and other females, whose namon became notorious
during tho war; Tho dungeons, which uEod to be
tobacco Dweat-houses before the war, remain rs
thoy were loft by the authorities, and ono Of tho
still hqs hole which was out through tho eightoon
inch brick wall by Bonlo enterprising Confederate
Every part Of tho building has some incident con.
nectod with 1t. At this window prisoner WAS
shot dead for putting his hoad out against ordera
III this nllay, petty officer or the Confederate
navy wag Instantly killed. by the guard for .fooug'
with him; and In that dark underground place tho
prisoners used TO tunnel themselves out into the
open MIR, OF into q closo dungeon II they Woro
caught. Lying dismantled In loft formerly used
aa hospital is tho old fng STAFF from which fost-
ed tho colors that were followed Ly 80 many bravo
men during tho four long years, and which arc now
furlcd forever" ~.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-02-06

"''- - NOON DISPATCH.
NEW YoRK, February 5.-AIarket strong Five
twenties OF 62, Coupons, 1861 regular, 1o6ia1o6l;
TenFortles, 1901 thirties, old series, 1861
Virginia sxes, 57a50 Missouri siIes, osa03A. Ex-
change at GO days, siasf ct sight, o.. Gold 1881.
Tho Flour market ia 10e2oc. better. Wheat 2s3c.
better. Corn 10. better. Rice more steady. Oats
q shade flrmer. Pork quiet new Mcss $40 s1a
20 81 old Mess $40 95. Lard stoady; in barrels ut
11la13i. Dressed Hogs moro steady Western d.
asa; City 10y. Whskey steady. Barley steady
Peas quiet CottonHquiet, at s2aa3s for Middng
IUplands. Ffeights dull. fIa
Gii..!J II . .RyENIHd DISPATCH. J..
Gold 1877. Stocks down, especially In Eries
5-2os, ca, 1881; GA, 1885,; '65, 1O7i. 1o4Os 1Ooi.
1905, 1Osl@1osf. iii. ,!I.@. 4 .5,
Cotton active and unchanged; sales 1900 bales,
at s2a@S3c. Flour 110b25c. better; Western primo
so 2591o TO; Southern $40 256o1G so. Wheat 2dDs
cts. better. Corn 1c. bettor. Pork flrmor; moss
81 Is. Lard 11i012le. whiskey s2c., bonded.
Groceries quiet-and steady. Freights steady
SAVANNAH, February 5.--Cotton dull and decin-
ing Liverpool Middling soac. i7 i.
BALTIMoRR, February 5.-Coffee firm; sovorn ,
c.-Socs in the bay. Sugar firm but not actire.
Flour dull; prices fsvoring buyers. whoat, sales
Of, Maryland red, asl--a decline. Corn, prime
white scarce at 81 o5. Mess Pork $40. whisko,
unchanged. a,,i .,#,
WILNNoTos, February 5.-Cotton quiet; Mid
dlngs 30c. Iuc aH.fr q tttlF.rit.s s.i.... Il.
New ORLEANS; February 5.-Cotton castor; Low
Middling, Boo; Middling, s1c Now York Exchange
1G01 discount - ~
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-02-06
HIstorlan panerost Taken TO ra,n

Tho littlo brochure entitled "swinging Around
the Circle" which has just been published, wit
sobriquet Of t'the man who runs the machine, I"
as saying that he told Noah Webster that his Die
tionary Of the English language waa q work OF su-
Of tho verbose primo minister. Tho romark ap-
plies equally vol to the ninth volume OF Mr.. Bai-
crofs History Of tho United states" since oil tho
matter that was omitted in the eight preceding
volumes was supp :sed TO hayo been injected into
tho historians misnamcd "E1losy OF Abraham Lin
martyr President, SO. It sooma however, that Pro,
fessor George Washington Groeno, OF Providence,
Rhodo Island, has discovered in this ninth vol.
grandfather, General Nathaniel Greone, OF Revo.
| iutionary fHmo, md hns takon IIr. Bancroft 10
task for his misstatements. This is not tho nero
Profesaor dre6fo for ho fortiaes ali his positions
by citations from original documents to which ho
has had access, md which Mr.. Bancroft might
Of o historian. Tho Professor Justly complains
that tho historian, by misstatements, mfsGuota-
tions and misinterprotationB has striyon to cast
obloqny upon the name Of General Greene whom
every reader OF American history knows TO hayo
been Washington's chiof counsellor ond tho man
whom tho Father of his Country had selected for
case OF his own death. The fame Of General
Greene, IT. is true, is not likely to suffer at The
hands OF Ar; George Bancroft or any other Ban;
public what opinion Mr. George Bancroft may hold
Of himi but 1t is mattor Of interest TO know
whethor these nine volumes Of American history
contain accurate Btatomsnts Of the occurrences
which they claim to record. II the author Ia
wrong in what no snys Of General drecne, why
may he not bo wrong In other particulars equally
II not moro important2 And tho momoht doubt ia
cast upon this pretending work, who is to cstsb-
liBh Its credibiiity2 This is matter Of serious
momont: It has boon claimed oil along that tho
standard history Of the United States was that
compiled by Mr. George Bancroft, and though
Thousands have laughed nt It's sophomorical style,
tho impression has prevailed that its historical
onraoy could not be impesohod; yot hero is point
dlsproycn. Fdisus IN uno Taisus In omnibus, Is a
severe rulo OF criticism, but may 1t not bo applied
! in this case7 r ,trftInI5 .1;T - "a
Tho merits OF tho caso OF Grceno us bancroft
We do not now propose to examine, bu. profer to
present tho goneral question Of tho accrraoy Of
Mr. Bancroft's "History OF tho United Stat,s" for
eonssiaeration; cont, Az an orator, wO know Mr. Ban-
croft to be, like Captain Cuttlo,s watch ,0eGunlled
~ lew and cIceled by nono;" but he cp!iiiot lsy
Slan o nntsS 20 su1h high, enSomium as hsto;an qn
has boon placed by Professor 0rosno, in iittio
pamphlet OF less than ninety pngos.- N. y World,
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-02-06

sp1Rtr OF TIE CnEsoENr CIrY.-wo aro now In
have good Itnlian opora company good French
dramatic company, o German dramatic company,
and ali the Enslish theatres-the 81. Charles, TIC
Academy Of Music, Olympic, Varieties, .ho.-aro
nightly crowded. fsaroly before has tho Crescent
Oily been 80 gay and attractive. There arc nuIner-
ous visitors hore nlso at che present tlme going
make this their homo So long as tho money lasts.
The boautiful spring -timo Ia fist opening upop1s,
Nth sunny days and starry nights, md noser was
thero bo any who would yet visit tho Crescent City,
TO ontoyits generous fo and fairy scenes we would
say 70 them, now ts your time. Wo hayo now tho
In all languages tho whole eoason through, and So
cdesy the most lively and interesting, and you can.
not hNl 70 pnsa your tilne pleasantly. .TaI
~ : ?. u - v : Nfto 'Ortedns. PfcHtnlna ~
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-02-06

Tho Court Newaman gives an account Of tho
m amer in which tho Queen md royal family, ut
Osborne House, kept Christmas. A Christmas
tree. on the German fashion, brilliantly lighted
and bearing rioh fr,itago OF royal gifts was pro-
pared for the upper servants in one apartment,
servants, quito aristocratio and exclusive, assom.
bled at six o'clock. Her Majesty and tho royal
family soon after entered the ROOM, and hcr Ma
the aervants' hall and distributed her royal gifts
to the nco little lower GLASS party Of ono hundred
and thirty In that department. Then both classes
had q nice supper, with toasts and speeches,
which were,iof course, as loyal as possible. :,
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-02-06

THAD. srEyEss At HoAE.-1he Pittsburg pal
Daily Commercial commcnts upon Mr.. STEVENS
''plan" Of rcconatruction in the following Ian.
guage, not very complimentary to tho great
'Toader :"
mir. StoSens ha1 failed in his attempt at recon-
structlon, and everybody ab no~' asain in regard
70 70 tnSt great question. The opinion is Expressed
that tho sending OF tho subject to tho Rcconstruc-
ton Committee puts the Whole matter over TO tho
noIt Congress-. The strong vote by which tho
roferonce Was mado would seem to indicate not
only fatal disfayor towards Mr.. Stevens plan, hut
tho spirit Of moderation-not to say hesifation-as
to tho limo Of policy to bo pursued. Tho key for
solving tho question: it soes, has yot to bo found
What the Reconstruction Committee will do is al
togethnr uncertain. Mr. Stevens Is said 10 have
less faith in tho committee thnn formerly, which
means, we suppose, that tho committee does not
think as ho docs. Tho Republicans, for their own
sakos, should not think Of adjournin without
doing something. II might not mako much differ
onco with tho country il tho question should 40
over to tho next Congress-. It would, however, be
q confession that tho present ono was unequal to
the task"
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-02-06

According TO the London Bookseller, 1901 now
books and new editions appeared in England last
year. They are classified as follows Religious
books and pamphlets, $40; biographical and his
torical, 194 medical Ind surgical, leo; poetry and
the drama, 232; novels, 300; minor. fiction md
graphy, 195; annuals and serials (voIuines oniy),
225i agriculture horticulture &c., CA; Englisl,
phlology and education, 1e6; European and olassi-
cal philology and translation, 19f; law 81; naval,
p1itary and engineering, 80; s"ionce, natural his
tory, ac, 147 trade and commerce. 10; politics and
qlestlons OF tho day, 167; illustrated worKs, IS;
architecture &C., 81; miscellaneous not claRsi-
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-02-06

TnE Yalo- topra' {, speaking Of tho Virginia Col
lego, OF. which Con. LEE is Presilont, and about
which tho Courant hastaken pains to inform itself
says n",e: s! ;tis1 4. Il
:, 3 "Gen. Lee, In tho performance OF his duties,
gives, wo understand tho most ontire satisfaction
and all allusipn to tho recent war arc avoided b1
him and all other members Gf tho faculty.n - :,
y Wo learn from literary gentleman Of Connecti-
ent, who but recently returned from tour In Viz
etwC hours conrorBation With Con. Loo, and other
Professional gentlomen, tho Gubjoct Of tho war was
RontleInoa who had boon on both sidcs, IN that
controversy, but who avoided all conversation on
tast subject whilst working in harmony IN other
thus, fair participation In the Union. n = 4,
= SSii Ni: jReto Hapen Reyisier,
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-02-06

Queen YIoTonrA has promised to visit tho R,.
hibit!cn, lato In tho summer, After the Ps,isrh6n
,tary session. on her way TO Germany whore .she
proposes to spond several weeks, but tho Prince
and Princess OF Wales will be NAPoLros's euosts
boioro thon, and would be pro.ont at tho opening
only that, somewhat about that line, tho PinceEt,
who ja, to us6 tho Language, Of lady RANDOLPH:
Gas ladios wish to bo who lovo their lords, will
not be In condition for travel.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-02-06

ont tinlo there is not sin9le new merchant ship
or steamer building at any Of tho numerous ship
yards Of Now York, Brooklyn or Jersey City, and
thor, that thero Is no prospect of any being built
until tho present condition OF affairs is altered.
Thousands OF workmen connected with Bhip-build-
ing are now out OF employment, and ere likely to
tho high ratio Of taxation upon materials used in
ship building. But thnt can hardly be tho cause
altogether as the business Is quito as dull in Eng
district in London iifteon thousand mechanics
have been out OF work for montts, and tho is;;.;
lies OF many Of them are now paupers. s.g.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-02-06

"oua PLATFonM.?'- ?'-Under tho above heading
the Nashville 0d1t2e keeps the following standing
in ito editorial columns J.: ,.t
a. LET the southorn, people bo suro to produce, as
thoy easily can an abundant supply Of proviaions.
the implements they need, spin and wcayo all tho
cotton they consume, and lot only tho surplus Of
sho ataple, II any, pass over to Lowell and MAN.
etestor, TO be paid for In hard cash. Let them do
Whateyer may bo necessary to sUoure o FREQ Re-
publican State Government, and steadily refuse,
yiege Of enjoying their constitutional rights in tho
. Federal Union: 30 employed, lot them msnfully
rnsef whatover destiny may bo in store for thom,
rospoot!"-' % ~ y a = -
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-02-06
MAnn1Anr. TA11onI Iaara nf mnrrioaa

MAnnIAnf. TArIon says Of marriage {;
Marriage Is the mothor Of the world, and pre-
serves Kingdoms, aud flls cities, and churches,
and Heaven itsolf Celibeoy, Like tho fy Id tho
heart OF an APPLE dwolls In aperpetual sweetness,
iarity; bus marriage, like the usofnl bee builds
ho1so; and gathcrs sweotnoss from oyery flower,
and lnbora and unitos Into aooieties and republics,
and aonds ouk hrht6s, and foods tho world with
dolicscies, and keops ordor, and promotes tho In
tcrest OF manknd and Is that stats Of rood things
70 which God hath Designed tho present oonstltn.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-02-06

= 4xpT4apl OLD iCrTIsEs aosE,- II is our unpleas.
ant task 20 report the doath Of anothor well known,
uspf9l and highly respected citigon. Mr. AuguE.
Friday night last.2 He had long resided In This
VICINITY ty-for. some time In Ruasoll County, Ala
bama-snd was distinguished for his bonovoienoe;
honedty and reliability In all the affairs Of llfp
good man has gone TO his reward. = :
sFs lCoin',bus Enquirer.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-02-06

sHnIous cuAnoE AoA1sRr, Cosanrss. Gin.
cinnhti Commercial, Radical journal (on tho nc.
gro question:, opens colnmbiad article upon Con
sress With the following paragraph III.
Congres. listonB TO tho lobby on tho tariff auez.
ton, and does not hear the country. The noise
nRdo in tho saloons OF tho Capitol by tho hired
agents OF manufacturers Who desiro co1npotition
to bo crushed by law, is regarded with profound
attention; but the voice OF the people who arc nt
homo attending to their business, and do not pfyo
champagne Buppors, isinot hoodod. 10
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-02-06

4 young lady has kindly Furnished tho Detroit
knows TO bo effective. that'win kqop foei warm,
and give 1t, without, however, recommending rs
general use. shc sayn.: 81 am troubled With cold
feot, but manage TO keep warm by lying In bed
every morning until after my mothor has built q
fousing flro and prepared breakfast. / then got
up pihee my feet on tho front Of the stoyo olt my
morning meal, road Tho nowB, and after Warming
como aannels and wrapping them about my ;poof
feat return 70 bed, whore romnin until nsarly
noon. repeat this oyory twonty.four hours, and
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-02-06

InIsu sUrEnsr1T1os.-Tho remains OF DR.. Can't
Moath, wero inferred In tho chapel Of Mullngar.
ireland, on tho 14th ultimo with all the cerdmony
usnal On such OCCASIONS. A grayo was o1cayatod
within the walls Of tho chapel, and somo women,
tho clay thrown up IN tho making Of the grave.
took hons portions Of It, boiled IT, and confdingly
which thoy, Were afflicted. - b; -1,-.-r -
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-02-06

AN English paper says ssNcarly third Of tho
mcat now sont to London ia brought In tho form
ofdead meat, and tho quantity is Increasing very
fast. We are now impprtih8 ndatly 1000 0O8 shoep
and lambs frofn tho continont In tho yoar, and
noarly 400 900 cattlo and tho largest proportion OF
don by railways" ,,-ls. . -. 80 : = & :, IL
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-02-06

FACTS ABOUT CRowNs.-A Brussels Ictter 10 Tour
my Journal contains tho following paragraph :
sessed crown, and hor nInjcsty's Jeyycllcr was
lately commissioned to mako one. It is an in
credhly elaborate work Of art, composed Of forty
pcarls, twonty boing pear-shapod and Of enormous
size forty largo briants, and nearly fivo tho Isand
small ones, tho whole sot in gold, and wrought in
open-work. This crown resembles n coronal of
hames, simplo in form, but Of unmatched elo-
gnnce. It weighs less than two hundred and fifty
grnmmes {haif pound)."
There arc four Pontiflcal tiaraB. One was tho
gift Of Napoleon I. TO Plus VII; it weighs eight
pounds ayoirdnpois and lis worth E1O 000 sterling;
tho second dating from the Pontincato Of Gregory
MI, ana worth only s40o; the third presented by
tho yaluo Of $500; the fourth, tho grandest and
I1ohost OF all beng prosont niado to tho Popo in
5S5, 600 francs, or over col 900 English. it con.
tains 18, 900 diamonds.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-02-06

from the district nsscssors, as fur as rccoycd in
dieate taxable wealth in tho State of moro than
92OOo,0 ,0O0-nn increase upon tho returns Of 1865
OF nearly $40 100000. Tho total increase Of State
property values in 1865 was only s3,G7S, ,S05 An
increaro OF $40 41O,817 wse reported for 1864 but
tho returns were moagro and incorrect; twenty two
no returns at all; 30 that tho statement haa no
tnls yasus lor tho purposes Of comparison: In 1868
the drought mainly and il is imp babio that This
loss had boon recovered and s20 00O0, 900 added in
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-02-06

4 CunIous Observation-Disclosures AND GRANT
1t will DO remembered thnt whom Wendell
Phillips, tho originator OF the impeachment pro-
ject first urged its execution, in October last, no
demanded that 1t should be applied to Grant az
VOL as johnson. According TO tho Boston report
Grant to bo unfit TO hold his ofice," anu declared
that 1t Was Grant and not johnson who occupied
It now eeems that Con. Buter, who took M Won
dell Phillips ides VI impeachment, agreed with
him both in regard to Grant and johnson. But
cr's original draft II tho impeachment resolution,
offered In Congress by Mr. Asliloy, included ''any
officer OF the Government" along with the Prcst-
dent, and aimed at thotral OF Con. Grnnt as vol
as President Johnson, Wendell Phillip charge
against Grant was that IL was ho who was respon-
sible for tho bloodshod and persecution in tho
streets Of Momphie and New Orleans und besides
this special charge, he was o general accomplice
OF the President. We suppose butlor's accusation
against Grant would have beer essentially tho
samoi and he could have strengthened bis case by
holding Grant rcsposiblo for Dutch Gap and Fort
FishGr.-N p. Times. -f "...