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Washington News,

RrMoRrU RECONSTRUCTION oF THE CABINET.
The Washing ton correspondent ot the New
York Tribune lii,ie. date October > writes To that
paper:
ReverIv johnson sent for and arrived here
to-aight. In the new Arrangement Of johnson =
Government the New Yorl, Democracy are ito have
the first choice In fact they are to control the
whole matter Ar. johnson - thoroughly scared
nj thcr actions in THEN late Convention at Albany
and sill do aIythine to appease them. lhiS is all
they wanted Senator Patterson. the President )
son-ili-law stated publicly tonight, while he ahd
MIR 6ugv NeIe III 1T u ecstac, oven so ne re-
tilrn- from Ohio that lGov. Seymour VIII sue
ICED lir Seward From similar source, it rs learn
cd that Franz. T bial Jr. Gen. McNlcrndilu anu
Gen Ewing arc named for tue " al ufhce. Mr
loh,isou hes failed IL make the use he wished OF
Gen Sherman for secretary McCu!loch place
There, aie several names mentioned. Messrs'
Biac, and Cowan are mentioned as the lepfesen-
tatives 6; rcnnoy ylyania, ana then trends state
that Ne1YQIk prefers, and will ash for the treas
NV pspartl1ont and give the State Department
to PensYiyania Many think that McCniloch Will
not be removed, hut it Is known that he Will BE-
foue ht i.I the corrupt politicians from lellnsy
wanna and plu iy y hoin lac could not be Used 10
1id their schemes lhr, VIII he back III lev
davs and n-ll,i W:th r:iiol;, VIII think nothing
too great iui then, to demand Stanbery and
Nellie, AFT. -aid 10 have u.e all that Nas asked ol
| them Il, assure the lai triumph and nothing Is
said as tn Mliat L. lee done with Randall anu
| Erpwnint G:n Howard - expected 10 he assign
ed Ia Il command III Texas or on the Plains, and
JUDGE lo!, is to h, disposed Of Ill some WAY. The
clerks ~ the Department, who still ren.an tille
to their Radical principles are very nervous, and
fear discharge. Tomorrow plght IL ls hoped will
bring forth ai. tnt!l lhen the excitement will ot
i.nj
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To REGULATE THE STORAGE OF PETROLEUM, ITS Pro.
DUCTS. AND OTHER INrLAAfMABLE oIL8.
SEC l. Be il ordained by .he Mayor and Aldermen in
C Council assembled. That from and after the 5th day
OF June next it snail not be lawful to keep Petroleum.
Kerosene Rock OIL Benzine Benzole, or any other in
store OF building south OF Line street. large. Juan.
tity than 6Ny gallons on any one lot premise and
any such quantity 50 Kept Or stored shall b. outlined IL
vessels OF tin or other metal.
SEC 2 That Petroleum, its products or any other
amnable oil or oils, when brought the city lani
or water may be kept any lot in any building
which cotton is stored, for period exceedln
tweny.our hours, upon the expiration OF which timt
shall be removed and kept in tile manner required b
the foregoing section
SEC s. ANY person or persons violating any part III
thi, Ordinance shall be subject to fine OF two bundled
dollars for each offence recoverable in any Court OF cont
potent jurisdiction
Eatifed in City Council this twenty-frst da of May IL
the year OF our Lord thousand eight hundred aiiC
sixty-seven.
isl P c.. GAILLARD. Mayor.
". a. SMITH Clerk of Council. JuncG
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FIRE, LOAN
M,yoRALTY OF cHAr1esroy

MAToRALTY OF CHARI e3rON,
CRY HALL, November ., l36t
IL. FIH>1NS DESTROYS OF REBUILDING IN ia i
n Burnt Districts and Waste Place. of TN. CITY I'm.
der IAN Act OF the General Assembly givIug authorlt,
TO The city Council OF Charleston to procco in the IN
res' o Il Fire Loan with view to aid in hlildnr lid m
CITY anew are hereby notified that The form of ap1
cation or loans be obtained the office Of the C r.
al L,ouncil between the horra of 0 a. NJ and 2p NJ
All applications must ba6 Il in the aboy, Ineuone {;
'ic'. le Committee Will meet eyrry .Honaly
st!tr the ~Liiir.
Il, order of The Mayer ". r. SMITH
<uSrulrr ~ Errl; u Council.
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rtt Ciucnsj Taq.le. SAYS lively State III
the Nolth 10 Which ha- been submitted. has
voted gec:) andIggc lo0l Connecticut voted il
lov1 last ,cat py 600Q majority Now York voted
i. down IN 1852, b; i9al01 majority. la Pennsyl
Yania aud Indiana no part! has the ,0urage to
submit II. OHIO VIII vote IL dowu =: + la:ra ma
iorit,- ,lls I al
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xUtit'E

NfFGcF CLERK OF CoUNCM.-lHR FOLLOWING
" clause Of Section OF al "ordinanl t. 2a,as sup.
plies ior tLeyelr 1867. is published ,i ,.t orinsVn
vi pr, sona scus ;n1l h> sale o. ti.. t,-, 10 ait
uo residents this itN Az il % ....... a.r l.rrrn
notified 10 /. pot IL this oincr.
Three dollars every hundre. q, liars "f Ill goods
sold this oty i1ns Gl' :e-,.r.,. Z. %ani.ie Ci
5ihe. Wiae " II SMITH
Mai,n (a.L - ,'.,iu.ii
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Cable Summary

New YoRE, October 12.-Three IRON -eads hava
been sent 10 the irish coast.
Napoleon complains Of Austria g delaying tue re-
organization of the army.
rhe Garlbaldiaps are enlrenched 81 various
points near viterbo. Their plan involves drawing
the garrison from Rome whe: the home insurgents
will rise.
IT Baden.
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RARNWEEL SENTINEL

rs AN EXCELLENT ADVERTISING MEDIUM. LET
l Merchants aud business I":it', " uratew months.
NO risk no gain Sepd ards and incrras.
cour trade this fall there's .v..-" .'elual Printers
ink-t has made many fortune.
'T.rns for the papers IS per GnnuDi. III advance
Advertisements inserted at the rate ~ 81 per square oi
,relyr lines or less for each insertion
cards III ten lines less at tile oI Sl0 for three
months.
Contracts by the year for six months allowing priv
1crr ol chan inq on more favorable terus. Address
EDWARD =, BRONSON
X.y,n:lrtl Pntl;s... :cirelct)
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From Wilmington.

M1NeroS, October l2.-Wiliiam W. Parker,
whose trial has been progressing for the past Two
days in the Criminal Court was coayicted OF mur
der in the first degree. He killed William Chi'uers
in 1858. The evidenc, was circumstantiai, but
strong.
Weather clear and cool.
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NlD'pICE.
nrEIcE .OF THE CHIEr nr rnl1

oFFIcE on the cHIEF 0F roLIoE,l
CHARLESTON. s. C., May L. lsti,
FE,uE REGULAR INSPECTION OF THE LOTS AM
enclosures, vaults, &c. will commence on .uomit.
i,Ii ii inst owners nnd occupants are hereby re1nrci
that their premises are IN good condition aud M
Ill filth and garbage is as r-ouired ly Or,li
ua,lce Othpr inspections will follow.
Nv order of Mayor GAlII,kp.
C. y. SI,!WALD.
Cl.i'i -i Police
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So The Relatives. Friends and Acquaint-
ances of Mrs. NJ. C. HRNrz, and of Mrs. NJ. ANGEL,
Dr. ANGEL and of the Family. respectfully invited
to attend the Funeral Services of MRS HENTZ at No.
SO Ashley sy-stree at Four o'clock This afternoon, without
further invitation. IL October IA
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CITY ADVERTISEMENTS.
EI,EcT,oy OF CITY AssEssor.

ELECTION OF CITY ASSESSOR.
OFFICE CLERK OF COUNCIL.
October 10. 1867.
rTHE CITY COUNCIL. WILL, AT ITS NEXT REGu-
/ LAR Meeting. to be held on TUESDAY. 22i inst,
proceed TO elect an ASSESSOR to fll the unexpired
term OF MIR. D. c. GIBSON. deceased.
Letters of application will be receted up to 10 o'clock
NJ. on day of election.
By order. W. Il. SMITH,
October IL Clerk of Council.
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LOUISVILLE October T.. Justices Swayne sno
Ballard have decided the C,vil Rights bii' 10 ps
constitutional; r......,.x, :.
samuel B. Taylor nepie'' of the Ffes'de1'' Il
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NOTICE TO AUCTIONEERs.

L.
OCTOBER Q, 1867.
A LII AUCTION LICENSES EXPIRED BY ORDi-
n NANCE on .IOth September. Renewals will c
granted ON application at this office if made during This
TonM s. THOMAS. City Treasurer.
otnha
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Total length. ...........
IN ma fu. elva hy n

Trunks to be twelyeby twenty inches in the clear
bult of two by twelve inches prime yellow pine pnnks
TO rest upon eepers of three by nine inches three feet
long placed five feet centres Braces TO be two by
six inches dovrtaed into the sides o; Trunks. at dis
tances OF five ee from centres The Trunks to he laid
to grade pegs furnished by the Engineer
All the Work must be carried on with tlr greatest
dispatch.
Plans can br seen at his office.
copy Of these specifications Slst be attached 10 each
oner. LOUIS D. BAhBoI,
Sentenher 10 city Engineer
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FUN FOR ALL!

NULL INSTRUCTIONS By WHICH ANY PERSON,
F male or female master the great art of Ven.
triloquism hy lew hours practice making world OF
fuu and after becoming experts thenSelves eau teach
Others thereby making it of'tncome Full IN.
strctous sent by mail ior so CENTS saksfaction guar
anteed. -,
Address P. 0. Drawer 81, Troy, n Y
May II lyr
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ESTIMATES WANTED.
OFFICE CITY OWL ENGINEER

VFFICL II, [ :
CRY HALL, CHARLESTON, September IL, 1867. :,
CtEALEp PROPOSALS. WILL BE RECEIVED UNTIL
- the 18th at ~ O'Clock NJ. for BUILDING SEVERAL
TRUNKS of the lengths and siSes given below The es
Inmates will include the cost Of excavdng about 20
cubic yards of earth the necessary filing reforming OF
payements. and grading alter the laying of trunks
TRUNKS. FEET
Length OF Trunk in Line street eet............... e7C
Length of Trunk in and from lots in Coming street
TO the tidal drain '"V
Length o Trunk from lots on Gadsdcn street to the
main dram in Wentworth street. .............. 12O
Length. of Trunk from McIntosh's Court To Rad
cliffe street drain. lSi
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Nrw ORLEANS, October l2.-lntermenis if'"
Yellow Fever to 8 O'Clock tins morning 10
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NEW ionn' sea,n fS,srjeston, and steamer New YORK
from southampton
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NOTICE TO DELINQUENT TAX PAYERS
CITY TREASURY OFFICE,
October g. 1867.
TI,AX EXECUTIONS WILL ISSUE FROM THIS OF
FICE on pod inst. all unpaid returns for 1867,
due OIL 29th June last. s. THOMAS,
0c.ohar q City Treasurer
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Marine News.

Monre, October 12.--Ihere were uH'eV '''''
,,.ants rom yellow fever today
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OBITUARY,

DIED. In this city, on the evening of the 9th inst
MARIA GRAYsON, second daughter Of G. W. and NJ. g.
PARKER, aged four years. eleven months, and twelve
days.
Suffer little children to unto me- and forbid them
nokD
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Mr NOTICE. -CoNsIGNEEs PER STEAM
SHIPS PRoMETHEUs and MoNEKA are hereby no.
tilted that they are this day dschargng cargo at South
Atlantic Wharf AL goods remaining on the wharf at
sunset will be stored at expense and risk of
JOHN THEo. GETTY, Agents,
All freight amounting to fifteen 16) dollars or less
must be paid the wharf before delivery of goods
October14
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a@ NOTICE TO CREDITORS. IN EQUITY
CHARLESTON DIsTRICT.-LOwNDES. .vs. ROBERT
SON-Under the order made in this cause, notice is
hereby given to the creditors of the firm of ROBERT
SON, blackjack and COMPANY, and the separate
creditors of ALEXANDER ROBERTSON, JOHN F.
Blackjack and EDWARD N. THURsToN, who de-
sire to take advantage Of these proceedings to appear
before the undersigned ct his Office In the Court House.
and prove their demands. before the Goth day Of
November 1857 be dsbared thsbeneA Of the decree
to be made in this case. JAMES TUPPER
October m7wl Master in Equity.
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THE GovERNMENr PRlNrINd The Sumter Ar'';
explains It's position in connection with the COY
eminent printing, as follows:
The proprietors of this paper did receive in
formation from Mr.. Mcpherson. Clerk OF the
House OF Representatives, that he had selected
their journal for that purpose. Having lear:ed,
however, that this was piece OF patronage be
slowed usually by the dominant party upon papers
uphodng their political views and that II would
be ne essary for them TO do 50, they determined
cor,ingly they wrote to Mr.. McPherson informing
him Of the political status of then paper Two OF
three DAYS later they received is.,er nom hla!.
withdrawing the appointment
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Hs- MARRIAGE AND CELIBACY, AND THE
HAPPINESS OF TRUE MANHooD.-An Essay for
Young Men on the Crime of Solitude, and the Physio-
logical Errors Abuses and Diseases which create i'm
pediments to MARRIAGE, with sure means Of Relief.
Sent in sealed letter envelopes. free Of charge
Address Dr. ]. SKILLIN HOUGHTON,
Howard Association, Philadelphia. Pa.
September 26 3mos
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SPECIAL NOTICES,

81 NOTICE.-IF THE GENTLEMAN WHO
danced in Meeting street last night will dance once
more the subscriber will give him an introduction to
st. Peter. SUNDAY NIGHT.
October Il IL
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PRICE. FIVE CENTS
SHIP PIN @ .

FOR NEW YORK.-THE I FAT
&5 sailing Brig KEYSTONE. RARTER, hh-re-, his =.
TE&3SY ing large portion of her cargo enga. u viii
80 have quick dispatch for the above port.
For freight engagements apply to the Captain on board
vesse at North Atlantic Wharf. or to
RISLEY CREIGHTON, Agents,
October IA Nos. 143 and Las East Bay
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xSNoTICE TO MARINERS.
AND PILOTS wishing to anchor their vessels In ASHLEY
River are requested not to do 80 anywhere within drsc
range Of the heads OF the SAVANNAH RAILRoAl
WHARyEs, on the Charleston and st. Andrews side
the Ashley River; by which precaution contact with the
Submarine Telegraph Cable will be avoided.
S. C. TURNER. q. N ;
Harbor Masters Office Charleston, February o. 1856.
February Z
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AN ORDINANCE

BY the Mayor
January 3 W. II. SMITH. Clerk Of Council.
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NEW YORK AND CHARLESTOE
STEAMSHIP LINE.
FOR NEW YORK.

THE NEW AND ELEGANT sIDEwHEEL STEAMSHIP
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WElOLESALE ANIENTS.
No. Isl Meeting street, opposite Charleston Hotel
. June II
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TuE ADVANTAGE or llANtNu \
WoMAS VIM You WHEN TRAVEL
ING. --" That seat is occupied, said
a bright eyed girl at the hotel table,
TO a man who was about TO take it,
Occupied he growlcd Where Is
his baggage With saucy, up
ward look at him, m his baggage,
she said And this brings me to say
that if you are going a long journey
in regions where 1t is " first come first
served, the most desirable piece Of
baggage you can take with you, is
not a hatbox or blanket, but a We.
man. II you have none, then marry
one, for you are not thoroughly
equipped for the road till you do.
When dinner is ready, you follow in
her blessed wake, and are snugly
seated beside her. and exactly oppo.
site the platter of chickens, before
the hirsute crowd, womaDless a.
Adam was till he fell into a deep
sleep, are let in at all There YOU
are. and there they are You, twain
one, with the two best chairs in the
house served aud smiled on Look
down the table at the unhappy iel
lows, some of them actually bottom
ing the chairs they occupy, aud the
arms and hands reaching in every di
rcction across the table, like the ten
tauln of a gigantic polypus. When
| night comes. and with it border
tavern, it is not yuu that shift unea
silly from side to side on bar room
floor If there is any best bed, sh'
gets it, aud you share it. You fol
low her into the best car she is frs
in the stage coach, and you are too
More than that, woman keeps yo'
upon your honor; you are prett.
sure To behave yourself all the way
4 LsNsr from i0icd
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/ is not in my line But
( Not professionally, ! suppcsc.
No; but as Mr. Cummings has
seen fl to recommend you to me !
, shall undertake the case
And what will You require?
4. compensation
No, Jsruiilyl
Oh. yes. said |
/ Well | will require q patient
/ truthful telling Of the affair by every
ono connected Herewith, and .1r'e
L11achs admittance to your house for
a fortnight
You shall have il You shall
come and 20 when you please, ques
ton whom YOU please Only rccoy-
cr me the plate and identify the
thief
( willuy Tell your SON George.
+ 90 call here this evening lie can
bee of some ASST stance TO me
The son called 100 the cycuiu.
Nofiouing him 10 seat. | cammeua-
eel business at once by leaning over
the iHhit ana is"ii'- ""i'' l'a@'h-
into hls laee
Mr. a'faiI, h"" ,'',h money j.
o. th1' you are ~ he,' oil
~ In neoa OF money 40
net understand sou he exclaimed
\ hi' 81 paper. 'H'.N' or ''H'i
wise, l'rt'd Ut genuine U.s. living %"
mn'hannoya nee. ~ may n'a 'r't''-
thing, prolonged existence may
make II 90 "re'rbedIy -eri'As ono.
II cannot dlNI"r your meaning.
said the fellow bralen faced
Look here Nr tarrall Your
father has selected me 10 ferret out
that burglary lam already atworA
The soongE you aud ! come to nm
drr>ianduns the better % wall De I3i
one Of rs which viii be You 10 all
probability Night before last So"
gave young man named kemhle
racka-rIn your father hall That
package contained the plate IN Hue-
ton. Now. while J VIII not say that
you were the tmcL | will enquire
what sum You wished 60 realize by
that operation You certainly ln-
derstaud me now
NomsFarra.iircmhled and chang
cd color lie answered slowly anu
hu~Ally
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pcn,ueny,. Of rcrtrtoril, -ruiu,
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evidently the paint bciu. rubbed %
hsr, and there lie robbed the
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FRHFNAsoNRy /, ia stated the Ma
sonic order is nouri-hing and increas-
ing in ali parts Of the world There
are At present, it is estimated, l,2jnOop
Masons in the world. Of whom 100000
are on the continent Of Europe, 100000
in the United States. 10000 in England
10000 in Scotland. 10000 in ireland,
$1,000 in other portions Of the globe
The Masonic temples in all part. II the
earth are large and costly cdihces, and
many Of the lelges Of the order have
ae accumulated wealth
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Morning dresses are again made open
in front, with cambria iuting or insert
ing, and putting beneath faVorilo
styles n-e made Of colored cashmere,
blue or scarlet, trimmed with narrow
bands Of white silk plush.
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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-01-12

Great restitution and suffering ~
~. ut Chattanooga 4 negrcs- was
found in shsuty, who Cor clothing,
had ON nothing hut ihccarcof asollier
blue o,ercuAt. and was naked from the
waist up and without Shoes or stock
Ing. An old bed ridden freedman was
discovered lying under an old blanket,
helpless. In another place was sex
negro man. unable to help himself and
eaten up by NeFIain
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-01-12

\ wealthy farmer living near
Crab Orchard, Ky killed some hogs a
few DAYS since and presented his neigh
hor, with some choice pieces Of meat
Next day all who had eaten were taken
ill and Eve have already died Mono Of
the others give promise of recovery
The remainder Of the drove were taken
sick the day after the killing of the few
choice ones and are dying rapidly The
disease is supposed to be hog cholera