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order from General sickles.

General Sickles publishes an order assum-
ing command Of the Second District. The
order says: In the execution Of the duty Of
the commanding general to maintain the
security Of the Inhabitants in their persons
and property; to suppress instruction, dis
order, and violence, and 10 punish, or cause
to be punished, all disturbers Of the public
peace and criminals, the local tribunals will
be permitted to take Jurisdiction Of and try
offenders, excepting only such cases as may
by the order Of the Commanding General be
referred to commission or other military
tribunal for trial. The civil governments
now existing in North Carolina and South
Carolina are provisional only, and in all re-
spects subject to the paramount authority Of
the United States at any time to abolish,
modify, control, or supervise the same. The
local laws and municipal regulations not in.
consistent with the Constitution and laws oil
the United States or the proclamations Of
the President, or with such regulations as
are or may be prescribed in the orders Of the
Commanding General are hereby declared
to be in force, and in conformity Herewith
civil officers are hereby authorized to con.
tinue the exercise Of their proper functions,
and will be respected and obeyed by the in
habitants.
w neneVer any civil OulCcTt magistrate VI
court neglects or refuses to perform an Off.
cial act properly required OF such tribunal
or officer whereby due and rightful security
to person or property shall be denied, the
case will be reported to the post commander
at these headquarters. The post commander
will cause to be arrested persons charged
with the commission of crimes and offences
when the civil authorities fail to arrest and
bring such offenders to trial, and will hold
the accused in custody for trial by military
commission, provost court, or other tribunal
organized pursuant to orders from these
headquarters.
Arrests by military authority will bt
promptly reported, with the charges pre-
ferred and the evidence on which they are
founded.
The commanding general, desiring to pre-
serve tranquility and order by the meani
and agencies most congenial to the people
solicits the jealous and cordial cooperation
of the civil officers in the discharge Of theil
duties. and the aid Of all good citizens ii
preventing conduct tending to disturb thu
peace, and to the end that occasion may sci
dom arise for the exercise Of military au
thority in matters of ordinary civil admins
tration, the commanding general respectfully
and earnestly commends to the people ant
authorities Of North and South Carolina un
reserved obedience to the authority now es
tablished and the diligent, considerate ant
impartial execution of the laws enacted fol
their government.
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81 Know Thy Dsstiny.-Msdsms 70. r.
THORNTON, the great Buslish AsrOOgis, ClairvOysnt
and Psyehomsteian who has astonshsd the scientific
classes Of the Old world has located herself at
Hudson, n. Y. MADAME THORNTON possesses such won
dsrful powers Of second sight, to enable her to i'm
part knowledge Of the greatest importance to the single
married Of either While In . state Of trance,
she deneass the very fcaurs. Of the person you are
to marry, and BY the aid Of insruu Of atsnse
power known IS the PsyehomotrOpe, guarantees to
produce lifs.like picture Of the future husband
wife Of the applicant together with date Of marriage
position In life, lead ng traits Of character &c. This
IL humbug as Thousands Of testimonials assert
She will send when desired, certified certificate, or
written guarantee, that the picture is what purpOrts
to DO. By enclosing small lock Of hair and stating
place Of birth, age disposition and complexion, and
enclosing any cents and stamped envelope addressed
TO yourself you will receive tho picture and desired
information by returR mail. All Communications sa
eredly eOnhdsntial. Address, in confidence, MADAM
Z. =. THORNTON, P. o. Boz 223, Hudson, NY.
mhls.d&wly
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OF GOVERNMENT sECURlTlI
MnNnAN Mnrch 2h-3 d. 1


Lewis johnson 4 Co. quote stocks and bonds in
home and foreign markets as follows:
NEW YoRK, March 25.-First Board; U: 5: 1881
Coupon SIS, lOSii do. 52O's, 1885, U. S. SIS
lO.4Os, Coupons, 07Ii 1905 1906 Canton Co.,
silver Mining Co., IS New York Central, 1906
Erie, 3d. Hudson: River, lOlli Reading, lOlli
Michigan Central lOs Michigan Southern and
North Indiana 76li Illinois Central. ll6ii CleVe'
land and Pittsburg, 7s!i Chicago and Northwestern,
S5li do; preferred; ga Cleveland d, and Toledo
Fort Wayne, and Chicago, 96ii Ohio and Missis'
sippi certificates, 81 Pacific Mail, 1851 Gold,
2. 80 D. NJ, 49,.
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Pen. Pencil, and Scissors.

|
'O'e''u' IN WIT "e''
KERR county, Texas, Is completely over
hoppsd with sra''noppe"'
A PARIS LETTER states that real bonnets
are soon to DO in fashion.
Ar "workingmen's Eating II ouse" in
Cincinnati b.ofstesk Is furnished at Eve cents.
MAINE will unite with Massachusetts, and
New Hamp.hire in observing the 9Th Of April as
fast day.
A MAN named Bernard McCafferty fell
dad In A liouor saloon in New York on Thursday
pieht.
"Rovp said n facetious farmer IN bis son
nu. had . pr,t,y hard days work Yesterday. now
lat, have A game Of ehopping wood ~
o,do,. iDboh;,ant savs tho weotber ~
n. go 80 - n.,.,,oI n ~ pi,,r,o, ~ co,nm.
Ri. sine, n. Concord ssht.
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So,.s g, ~. n.moor,,io c,nSias,. for M,vor
-, soos $50, e., . ,..s. 49,. :, -.
20 1890 az, -
~
ihh boston papers announce tne ueatn oi
NV O'i "'oo' 'Ho ia'no' VI t'e'nou'en v"
1890 "'0 ~ ''N paw - ''''
ihs ona'ies.oh 4'e"S esIiina.cs INC num-
oor Oh nesroo'-n1m nanas-"ho nave isit the
state LOT mississippi, Louisiana, Alabama' Texas,
anu rior'oa I" z'ooo'
TIE single town of Danville, Virginia,
pays, We understand tar Of three millions Of dol
lars on the manufacture Of tobscco--th. tax being
forty cents per pound.
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soon v.c.te III. editorial chair Of the Daily pon
| of Detroit, and DO succeeded by VIM. A. Howard,
former member of Congress and late postmaster.
TIM Chinese wonen Who y;l, uni, nm ,bo
ch,n... ,..,.,,.,, a. a.. p-.,.,,,.
ob,,,d in Canton. ,h,v CO.,, sso ,n;.,., A.. H.
a. ch,,.. -, -, s,oo - f~
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pa'arans VIII nave oPay Si'oVo'ooo
ior .ne ne" opera mouse tneir monarch Is erecting
'0r "asneis music. "nsn nnshed, II VIII be
oPenea win ihe Irhosy oil the NloelunSep'
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The st. Johns IN. b. Globe complains
thus THAT we are to enter upon a coursa. OF
extravaganza in the new kingdom is pr ,tty
certain The President of the United ST. ties,
VINO goVerD's about forty millions of people,
mas So AIRY of only twenty-five thou sand
dollars and greenbacks at that. The gov.
erno' general of our little kingdom of four
mi .liOn people is to have a salary of fifty
thousand dollars in gold"
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SENATOR WILSON has offered a resolution
that JEFF. DAVIS should either be tried or
released from imprisonment. Why don't he
20 further and introduce bill providing for
his trial or for his release The Chief Justice
refuses to hold the court in Virginia, and
The PRESIDENT does not like to take the re.
sponsibility to release the arch traitor.
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We HAVE received from KENNEDY & Co..
1888 Pennsylvania avenue, specimens of the
engravings given by them to ticket holders
in their gift enterprise, and we can say they
are alone worth the price of the til ,kets, viz:
one dollar. They are really fine specimens
Of art.
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UNITED STATES CoURT OF CLAIMS

MoSDAT, March Is, 1857.
On motion Of Mr.. Weed, the Assistant Solicitor,
Alcse A. Atocha, Esq, Of New Orleans, La, was
admitted attorney and counsellor Of this court.
G. X. Garresen VS.. The United States. Chief
Justice Casey delivered the opinion of the court in
this case, adverse to the claim.
Francis A. Gibbons, ST., vs.. The United States.
Judge Peck delivered the opinion Of the court,
finding 81, 726. 90 due to claimant.
Alexander II. Schultz OF al, VS.. The United
States. Judge Mott delivered the opinion Of the
court In this case, adverse to the claim.
Geo. W. johnson, VS.. The United States. Judge
Mott delivered the opinion Of the court in this case,
finding $40, 500 due to the claimant.
Jasper Choller VS. The United States. This
cause was argued by Mr.. Mcpherson tor tho claim
ant, and by Mr.. Weed, tho Assistant Solicitor, fol
the United States.
Adjourned till tomorrow, at II O'Clock, o. IN.
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AT Augusta, Georgia, enterprise is as dead
as if the country were desert. There is a
sickly trade in the necessaries of life, in which
purchasers buy by the ounce or pound, and
sellers require to see the greenbacks before
they deliver their goods.
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OTTAWA, G. w, March 25.-lmportant dis
patches have been recently received in refer,
ence TO the movements Of British troops and
gunboats, but the facts are withheld from
publication for the present.
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CRIMINAL Court - Judge Wylte. VIM.
Brown, arrGigned on 4 charge Of assault and bat
terry with intent to kill Jesse GiVens, was returned
as guilty He was sentenced to one year in the
penitentiary
Abraham Wallace, Jerry Carter, and James Jack
son, charged with the larceny Of hog Guilty
and sentenced, each, to six months In jail
Tbs same, for the larceny Of four towels Wal.
lace found guilty. The others not guilty,
A roike pros. was entered In the cases Of AleIan.
der and George Washington indicted for larceny,
and also In three Of robbery and three Of as.
sAult and battery with intent to kill, brought
against VIM. Jones.
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Minister 20 Austria Nominated.

The name Of Gen. FRANK BLAIR was sent
to the Senate as Minister to Austria, and we
hear from reliable sources that the Senate
will reject this nomination.
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The great humorst from Porkopolis, ex-
hbits tonight in Metzerott Hall, and as the
hall is otherwise engaged for tomorrow
night, Mr.. Burnett will go over to George
town and convulse that city with laughter
nv his comicalitps
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PrrTsBURoH, Pa, March 25.-The ma
chinery works Of Robinson, Rio & Co., in
South Pittsburgh, were destroyed by FIRE yes
terday. The loss is estimated at $4,000.
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"TowSsEND's HISTORICAL RECORD AND
ENCYCLOPEDIA or THE GREAJ REBELLION" in
nearly one hundred voluD es, is now on ex-
hibitiOn at the COngressi% lal Library.
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The Montreal Gazette on Fisheries

MONTREAL, G. W., March 25.-The Gazette
states that Mr.. Derby, the United states
commissioner on fisheries, printed one-third
Of his report to Congress from book pub
lished by that paper
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ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS IN CONSCIENCE
MoEEY.-Treasurer Spinner has received
8 LOO from an unknown person in Blooming
ton, Illinois, who says the money belongs to
the Government,
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The MISSISSIPPI ON A RANPAGE.-Thc vii.
lage of Friar's Point, Miss. is flooded with
water from three to fifteen feet deep. Mer-
chandise and household goods have been Sc
cured upon hatboats, and the people are
living in the second stories of their houses
Some have sought refuge twenty-five to
thirty miles back upon the hills. 1t is vast
food for nearly this distance east OF the
Point, and the water is pouring back into
the Iallahatche. The whole country along
the river and the Yazoo is swamped. Helena,
Ark, is suffering severely. The water is
sweeping through the city with more force
than in any other part of the river, and it is
from six TO ten feet deep. Steamboats, have
been up as far as Gen. Hindman's house,
which is back of the city at the foot Of the
bluff The whole levee in front of the town
has been washed away, and many houses in
the rear of the town have foated off with the
food. The people in many cases had no
time to move their furniture, nor the mer-
chants their merchandise, and large quaint.
ties of both have joined the masses of drift
bound outward. Many are living in the
second stories of their houses, and some are
living on the bluffs in eItemporized shanties.
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From IRELAND-The Cork Examiner, Of
March 9th, says the insurrection, which had
seemed to be suppressed on the 18th, had be-
gun again to assume serious aspect in
Limerick and Tipperary. and there were sew
eral thousand Fenians in the Gaitees noun
tans, but they had no means of carrying on
an offensive war, nor could they hold their
ground against an attack.
These men have been drawn from their
homes, and when collected together found
no provision made to supply them with even
the rudest weapons. Finding they had been
drawn into extreme peril without there being
a possibility of their serving the cause, num-
bers of them had returned to their homes.
This is the case also with those assembled in
the 'rpperary mountains. Much panic pre-
vails, but it Is unreasonable and unfounded
The entire north and west of Ireland remain
tr Rnuuil
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News BY Cable.

LONDON, March 24-The Government has
published the correspondence between the
English and French cabinets in regard to
the illegal extradition from Canada Of the
French forger, Lamirande, and subsequently
the demand made by England for his sur
render.
DUBLIN, March 24.-The trial Of the Fenian
prisoners for high treason will commence on
the 9th Of April next in this city.
QUEENSTOWN, March 24.-The steamship
Asia, from Boston on the 18th instant,
touched at this port this morning and subse'
quently sailed for Liverpool.
The steamer Aleppo, from New York on
the 18th instant, also arrived here to-day and
sailed for Liverpool.
SOUTHAMPTON, March 24.-The steamer
Western Metropolis, from New York on the
eth instant, arrived here to-day, and after
landing the English mails and passengers
proceeded to Bremen.
LONDON, March 5-Noon.-Consols, 81 /
Illinois Central, 7sI; Erie, 80; United States
5-20's, 74t.
United States 5-2O's ore quoted at Frank
fort at 70.
PARIS, March 25-Noon.-United States
5-20s, S4s.
LIVERPOOL March 25-Noon.-The cotton
market is firm at 1871 for Middling Uplands
and l3s for Middling Orleans. Today
sales will probably reach 10000 bales. :.
Breadstuffs generally quiet; Corn 40s. Cd
per quarter for mixed Western; Oats, 3s. Sd
for Canadian. Provisions quiet; Lard dul
at sos. Cd; Bacon, 49s. for Cumberland cut
Pork, IT'S. 3D. for Eastern prime mess; Spirit
Turpentine, 37s. 3d.; Resin, 9s. Sd. for com
| mon Wilminrtnn
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CIRCUIT CoURT-C Chief Justice Cartier
In tho case Of Charles F. Barnes VS., Robert F,
Magee, suit for damages set at IS, 900 against do
PENDANT for maliciously causing the arrest Of the
certain property knowing 1t to have been stolen
from the Government Mr.. Davis appeared for the
plaintiff and MesSrs Msrrick and Norris for do
fence. On trial,
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Discovery of q supported Murder I'm
THAY. n. "

TRoY, n. Y, March 24.-Great excite
ment is now existing at Brandon. Vt, owing
to the discovery Of the body Of daughter Of
Mr.. Goodenough buried in her fathers eel
lar The girl had been missing for some
time, and il was supposed that she had either
committed suicide or been accidentally
drowned in one Of the mill streams or ponds
in the vicinity. Mr.. Goodenough has been
arrested and lodged in Jail at Rutland on
suspicion Of having murdered her; the report
being that he wished to get rid Of her on &C
count other being Of unsound mind The
unfortunate girl was Is years Of age.
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Card from Mrs. Col. KimbaII.
rs FoUR.ASD.A.HALP STREE

WAsuINGToE, D. c., March %
TO THE EDITOR OF THE WORLD This morn
ing was shown New York paper of yes
terday's issue, giving very exciting &C
count of the death of Mrs. "Major Kimball,"
the victim of an abortionist. Now, as ! am
the widow Of the Major Kimball referred to
as shot by Gen. Corcoran, ! presume l need
not inform you that the statement is false
in every particular-the woman vile i'm
poster. My husband was gallant officer;
his regiment one of the very finest in the SER
vice, commanded by himself ever after the
attack on Roanoke, which he led. Now, as
the widow of that officer justice to myself
and respect to his memory alike demand
denial Of statement so revolving to my own
feelings and to that of my own and husbands
friends; and, in the name of justice, l ask
you to use your influence in correcting SC
widespread falsehood.
Most respectfully,
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Mrs. Il. A. KIMBALL,
widow of Lieut.. Col. Il. A. Kimball,

Ninth N. Y. Vols.
A statement substantially the same as
that made above has already appeared in
the World and Mrs. KimbalIs alluSion to
the unfortunate woman whose apparent
identity of name led to the error, is probably
founded on misapprehension. l-NetO York
World
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Financial.

WASHINGTON, March 25.-Jay Cooke & Co.
furnish the following quotations of Govern
ment securities:
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at Consumptives.-The Advertiser
having been restored 10 health In . few weeks, BY .
very simple remedy, after having suffered several
years with severe lung affection, and that dread dis
ease, Consumption, 10 anxious to make known 70 his
fellow sufferers the means Of cure.
To all who desire II he will send G copy Of the pre-
serpton used free Of charge with the directions for
preparing and using the same which they will hnd
suRn CuRu ZOE CONSUMPTION, AstsNA BRoScHrrIs, DC.
The only object Of the advertiser In sending the pre-
serpton 10 10 bensht the aeted and spread nforms-
ton which he eonoeyes to be invaluable; and he hopes
every sufferer will try his remedy as will cost them
oothinE and may prove . blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription will please addrsss
REV. EDWARD A. WILSON,
oe25-dwiy Williamsburg, Kings county, MI.
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New York, March 25.-The steamer New
York from Southampton on the 18th inst,
has arrived.
The Imperial Review says the English re:
form bill will contain no clause in favor OF
household suffrage or plurality Of votes.
A special commission was TO commence
Immediately to try the arrested Fenians.
More arrests have been made, and the dis
turbances are quoting rapidly.
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KILOGRAMS
[BY THE ASSOCIATED PREsS.l
FROM EUROPE BY CABLE
THE ANGLO-FRENCH EXTRADITTON CASE.
TRIAL OF FENIANS AT DUBLIN.
ARRIVAL OF OUTWARD STEAMERS.
r o EIoN A RKET .
RIOT In NEW YORK STATE.
ARREST OF A MURDERER.
NEWS FROM CANADA.
FIRE IN PITTSB URIC.
Home Finances
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MAGN CIRCULATING IL
lu BRARY.-congress having failed to open .
Library for Washington city will try II, providing
can get one thousand subscribers. Invite all who
wish to become Subscribers to come at once. Sixty
thousand books on hand. ALFRED HUNTER,
mh2o-lot 2o4 Pennsylyania avenue.
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The Sun Appears 20 the PhiIsdeI-
nhiana.

PHILADELPHIA, March 25.-The sun is
shining to-day for the first time since Thurs
day last.
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ss- Notice to Tax Payers Of Washington
cnr.-Ths Board Of Assessors having completed the
annual assessment for 1857 will 81, a. board Of APP
peal and for the purpose Of making eorrsetOns from
the 18th instant TO April lat inclusive Sundays sx.
esped) al School Commissionsrl' Room, second story
City Hall, west wing, from a. TO p each day.
By order Of the President fs2.sotapl
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ss- Free to Everybody.-A large PIP. Cir
ular, giving Information Of the greatest importance
the young Of both sexes
It teaches how the homsly may become beautiful, the
dssplssd respected, and the forsaksn loved.
No young lady gentleman should fail to send their
Address, and receive copy postpaid BY return mail.
Address ?. o. Drawer, q,
mhle-d&wly Troy, n. Y.
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as- The Gravest Malsdies OF Youth and
BApLI MANHOOD. Howard Association Essays, on the
Physiology Of the Passions and the RrrOrs Abu,esand
Disessaf peculiar to the first age Of man. with reports
methods Of treatment employed in this Institution.
Sent in sealed letter envelopes free Of charge Address,
Dr.. J. sKILLIN HoUGHToN, Howard Association.
Philadelphia Pa. Jall-sm
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SPECIAL roTICES.

80 Registry Notice. = Notice IL hereby
given to all qualified voters in the SECOND WARD
that the judges Of Election appointed TO register voters
under the act Of Congress- approved February s. 1897
entitled IAN act TO punish illegal voting in the Dis.
trist Of Columbia, and for other purpo.es will be In
session the south side Of street. near Fourteenth
MONDAY the 18th, TUESDAY the 7eth, WEDNESDAY
the 77th and THURSDAY the 18th instant, from 10
o'clock, for the purpose Of receiving aud cord
Ing their names " NoYEs,
mhi5.d Secretary.
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THE FENIANs ARE RISING.

II. koPPRL, Merchant Tailor, Fifteenth streets, op.
Poste the Treasury Department, has just received
large assortment OF very SUPERIOR IMPORTED
SPRING GOODS Of the hnsSt Ruglsh, French And Ger
man mAnufacture. All gentlemen who desire TO be
"RECoNsTRUCTBD' In the latest style 18th the very
best mStsrA at reasonable rates, are respectfully In
Nlted 10 call. mhle-lm
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1867-02-14
Camden and Charleston Line OF Steamers.
We are pleased to learn that this en-

Camden and Charleston Line OF steamsrs.
We are pleased to learn that this en-
tcrprise is now prospering under the
energetic management Of Capt BnowSE,
the proprietor. AS the difference OF
rates of freight is altogether in favor OF
this line, it is not at all surprising to
hear that the results are so favorable.
The Waterec, so long abandoned as q
medium of communication with Charles
ton, has become much obstructed by
the accumulation Of RATS, but Capt. B.
h as demonstrated that its navigation is
still practicable, where hopeful spirit
and intelligent use of proper means are
combined to accomplish it. He has
achieved success under many discour-
agcments, and merits the hearty sup
port of our community.