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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-12-20

| CoKEsBURy D1srR1cr-W. H. Flemming, Presiding
+: Elder.
, Cokesbury Sation-W. T. Capers.
Cokesbury Circuit. t. Kilgo.
Greenwood Colored Crcuit--ro be supplied.
i Abbeville-W. p. MouZon.
| Abbeville Colored Circuit-To be supplied
Saluda River Mission-W. H. Lawton Supernume-
rary.
Mapleton-J. B. Traywick.
| Edgefield-P. L. Harmon.
Savannah River Misson-T. S. Daniel.
| Butler--W. A. Clark.
| Newberry-W. S. Black.
| Newberry Circuit. H. Zimmerman, R. ". Har-
rison.
Laurens-J. W. Kelly, one 10 be supplied.
Clinton-J. Attaway.
| Reedy River-Frederick Auld.
| Orphans Home Mission-T Fl. Edwards.
GREENvILLE DIsTRIcT-A. B. Stevens, Presiding
Elder.
| Greenville Station-Robert Harper.
| Greenville Circuit-J j. Workman.
Reidville--Wm. Bowman.
Pckensville-J. NJ Carlisle.
Keowee-J. L. Stoudemire.
Walhalla-To be supplied.
Seneca and Tugaloo-R. r. Dagnal.
Anderson--S A. Webber.
Anderson Circuit-W. A. Hodges.
Pendleton-G. F. Round.
SpARTANBURG DIsTR1cT-R. P. Franks, Presiding
Elder.
Spartanburg Station-W. A. Gamewell.
Spartanburg Crcut-J. D. Carpenter.
Unionville and Crane Creek o. A. Darby.
Rich Hill. L. Irvine.
Pacolet and Fair Forest-J.E. Marsabeau.
Belmont-A N. Wells.
Goshen Hill-E. G. Gage.
Columbus-J. A. Wood.
Rutherford-V. A. Sharp.
Cherry Mount NIission-To be supplied.
Marion-J R. Griffith.
McDOwell-H. ]. Morgan.
Agent for Sunday Schools, Books &c-S. Leard:
Wofford College-A. NJ. Shipp, w. Smith, A. b.
Lester.
SHELBY DIsrRIcr-J. W. North, Presiding Elder
Shelby Station--J. W. Humbert.
Shelby Circuit-A. p. Avant.
Lincolnton-Augustine W. Walker
Rock Sprng-John Finger.
Dallas--C Z. Land.
York;. S. Nelson, NJ. Z. Hoylc
Pineville-N. X. Melton.
Charlotte--E. J. Meynardie.
Calvary Mission-To be supplied.
North Charlotte Circuit. j. Prather, and one to
be supplied.
Newton-B. G. Jones.
South Fork-John Watts.
Lenoir-G. W. Ivey.
Happy Home-J G. Hartsell.
Morganton-P. G. Bowman.
Davenport Female Colleges. Lander.
Mecklenburg College-A. G. Stacy.
WADEsBoRo' DlsrR1cT-F. NJ Kennedy, Presiding
Elder.
Wadesboro' Circuit--E. W. Thompson, W. L. Pc
Cheraw-A. J. Stafford.
Bennettsville-M. L. Banks, and one to be sup
piled.
Ansonville-T. A. Boone.
Albemarle-J. w. Puett.
Concord-R. II. Pegues.
Mt. Pleasant--E. A. Lemmond.
Lancaster. w. Crider.
Hanging Rock-R. L. Duffy.
Chesterfield Oliver Eady.
Monroe-J. r. Little.
Monroe Circuit. W. Alternately.
Pleasant Grove-J. c. Crisp.
South Charlotte Circuit. M. Cline.
Thompson's Creek Mission-J. W. Coward.
Carolina Female College,. A. Mood.
NJ. A. McKibben transferred to the Southern
Georgia Conference.
Next Conference to be held at Abbeville Court
house, S. C.
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The Virginia Convention.

RIcEMoyD, December 19.-In the convention the
Judiciary Committee reported adversely to declar-
ing void debts contracted since 1860 for the pur
chase of slaves, on the ground that the conven-
ton has not power to impair the obligations of
debt, but cases must be decided by the civil courts
The report was tabled.
The report Of the Committee on Printing, CIV
ing the convention printing to the New Nation,
was adopted.
The following resolutions of inquiry were adopt
ed OF establishing houses Of correction in cities
OF over TO- 900 inhabitants; Of establishing primary
schools in districts where fifty children can attend,
and grammar schools where two hundred can at
tend; Of clothing the governor with power to
remove political disabilities when he pardons
criminal of requiring all voting to be done by
ballot.
resolution requesting General Schofeld to
abolish distinctions on account Of color in public
conveyances, and petition asking the same ofthe
convention, was referred.
resolution to require the legislature to i'm
pose capitation tax Of two dollars On all over six
teen years Of age, for educational purposes, was
tabled.
A resolution that the convention have no ground
for apprehension that the liabilities of the State
will not be met was referred
After some debate relative to drawing pay up to
the recess, the convention adjourned.
Acommittee OF Remembers oftae convention
appointed by Republican caucus, proceeded to
Washington to-day, 10 see about reconstruction,
including the matter OF forming new State Co.
vernment.
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The New York correspondent OF the Philadelphia
Inquirer, writing under date of the 18th instant,
says:
AS amatter of nows Of general interest, The fact
may be stated that some of the more promirc cnt
Democrats here are urging the National Executive
Committee to issue the call for the Democratic
Convention to nominate candidates for President
and Vice-Prcsidcnt, so as to make it precede that
Of the Republicans at Chicago; and from what !
learn to-day it is safe to say that the request Will
be taken into favorable consideration
Such proceeding, it is thought by those who
favor il, would be good stroke of policy especial
ly.if tho convention should nominate Grant. In
that case it is argued tho wind would be complete
ly taken out OF the Republican sails as that party
would thon have no available candidate OF their
own to fall back upon.
But, just here. thc question arises would Grant
accept Il Democratic nomination Under these cir
cumstanccss? Persons who are on tha most int-
mate social relationship with the General say thcy
are not permitted to have any doubts on that
head, provided the platform be broad enough to
permit ell TO stand upon it, Without any other test
than that Of fidelity to the Constitution and the
Union. If were at liberty to publish the names
of these gentlemen, this statement would receive
additional weight,
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DER CHARLlsToNER zEITUNe.
JOHN A. WAGNER, EDTros. - ~

TTSDER THE ABOVE HEAD THE UNDERSIGNED
u prt pose to publish German Weekly Paper, to be
the organ OF the German population and devoted to the
interests of this State in encouraging Immigration and
Industrial Pursuits.
Literature Agriculture. Commerce, Arts and Trade,
will be represented in its columns and the news of the
day will he given.
q General JOHN A. WAGNER has kindly consented to
urd ertake the editorial management for the present
Subscrpion-S3 for Twelve Months; $1.50 for Six
Months; 81 for Three Months. c~-''s
Advertisements inserted on liberal terms. so
G. G. r..tCKMANN & CO..
September 25 No. 8 Broad street. Charleston, g. O
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Our Washington Dispatches.

COALITION OF ,cHE PREsBYTERIANs IN PENNSYLVANIA.
WASHINGTON, December 19.-In response to a
letter proposing that the educational list should
be adopted after 1871, Senator Wilson, in antago-
nism, said that it was too soon, and, if adorted
would apply only to those who attained their ma
jority after 1871.
The Old and New School Presbyterans of Sus-
quehanna and Luserne Counties, Penn, have
united on the basis adopted by the Presbyterian
National Convention.
The boiler Of the tug Unit exploded at New
York, killing one and wounding three persons.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Our European Dispatches.
BY ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH.

LONDON, December 19.-An attempt to blow up
AIilbank jail failed by defect in the fuse. No
arrests have been made.
LONDON, December Jo-No> o.-Consols 90 9-16
Bonds 72 lie.
LONDON, December 1872 P. M.-Bonds T23.
LONDON, December 19-Evening.-The bullion
in the Bank of England has increased f217,OOV.
Consols 924. Bonds 72.
LIVERPOOL, December 19-Noon.-Cotton quiet
sales 5000; quotations unaltered. BreadstutfS
dull Others unchanged.
LIVERPOOL, December 19-2 P. M.-Cotton-
more doing sales 10000.
LIVERPOOL, December 19-Eve oing.--Cotton
quiet; Upands 7sc.; to arrive, Co.; sales lO,OOO
bales. Provisions and Breadstufs quiet
FRANKFORT, December 19.-Bonds 76 1916.
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Lord Chesterfield happened to be at rout in
France whore Votaire was one of the guests.
Chesterfield seemed to be gazing about the bril-
liant circle of ladies' when Voltaire thus accosted
him. my Lord, l know you are judge; which
''Upon my word" replied his lordship, with his
usual presence OF mind, 81 am no connoisseur in
paintings
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tThe Georgia Convention.

ATLANTA December 19.-At caucus of the
members of the Georgia Convention last night it
was resolved to support Chase for the Presidency.
The convention to-day recommended the ap-
pontment OF R. B. Bulloch, OF Richmond, as Pro-
yisional Governor of Georgia, and passed several
measures in regard to per diem and mileage Of
delegates.
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cTEVENS HOUSE, Nos. n. 23, IS AND 27
= Broadway n opposite SSwnS R6sE SFeenon m s dn the
dey SoI to the travelling public. The location is
peca to and dag9 Sqsess in ,Ss men is IN
sose Of southern Western travel-and ada
. =, all the principal Railroad ana Steamboat depots.
The OsTEYENS HOUSE has liberal accommodation .or
~ am cuests-i is well furnished, and possesses every
iTn Improvement The comfort and entertainment
~ It's inmates. The rooms spacious and well ven;i-
i,ed-proyided with gas and water-the attendance Is
prompt and respect-and the table is generously pio-
yed every delicacy Of the at moderate rates
The having bccn refurnished nn1 reriodeed we
are email I'd to otter extra facilities for the comfort ana
pleasure If our guests GEO. l.. CHASE & CO.,
NAV % Propretors,
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EVENING SESSION.

The Bishop called for the report Of the Commit
tee on Missions. Before receiving it the body
Joined in singing the hymn commencing
"What though the conquering arm of DEATH"
Only three members of the body have died du-
ring the year-Rev. w. A. Hemingway, Rev. I.
r. Walsh and Rev. VIM. Crook. The reading OF
the report was attended with great solemnity
Tie memoirs will be published in the Minutes of
the Conference.
After an appropriate and feeling address from
the Bishop, the appointments were announced as
follows
CHARLESTON D1sTRIcr-A. NJ. Chreitzburg, Pre-
siding Elder.
Charleston-Trnity-F. A. Moo6
Charleston n-Cumberland-
Charleston-Bethel-J T. Wightman.
Charleston -Spring-street-To be supplied.
Cooper River-D. D. Byers.
Summerville-H. nj. Mood.
Cypress-To be supplied.
st. Georges. l.. Sit1ey.
st. Georges Mssion-To be supplied.
Branchville-Thomas Raysor.
Eastern Orange-W W. Jones.
Orangeburg-W. G. Connor.
Providence-J. S. Connor.
St. Matthew's-Wm. Hutto
Upper st. Matthew's-To be supplied.
Lexington-J. E. Penny.
Lexington Mission-To be supplied.
BAMBEna DIsrRIcr.-D. J. Simmons, Presiding
Elder.
Bamberc Circut-Charles Wilson.
Blackve-Willam Carson.
Upper Orange-To be supplied.
Aiken-Aex. W. Walker.
Granteville-J. R. Pickett.
Barnwell-Abraham Nettles.
Allendae--A. ]. Stokes.
ST. Bartholomew -Landy Wood.
Walterboro'-J. w. McRae.
Black Swamp-T. j. Clyde.
Hardeeville-J. r. Coburn. ~
MARION DIsrR1cr.-R. J. Boyd, Presiding Elder.
Marion Station-G. H. Wells
Marion Clrcuit-L. NJ. Little.
Brownsyille-W. C. Power.
Buck Swamp. B. Platt.
Liberty Chapel-D. ". Scale.
Darington-J. P. Morris.
Darlington Circuits. Jones, S. NJ. Davis.
Georgetown-J. A. Porter.
Black River Circuit and Mission-J Il. Stohl.
Kingstree-W. ". Mood.
Conwayboro'-J. C. II. Mckinney.
Conwaybor Circuit-Lewis Scarborough; ;,.u
| Waccamaw Circuit and Misslon-C. T. H. EiWeii'
Lynchburg-D. J. Mcmillan.
| COLUMBIA D1srRIcr.-C II. Pritchard, Presiding
Elder.
Columbia ashington-strAet- Martin
Columbia -Marion-sheet-S. H. Browne
Columbia Cirrrit-Joseph Parker.
Rocky Noun +. l.. Shuford
Sandy Rlyer-G. W. NJ. Creighton
Chester. E. Watson.
Richland Fork-Manning Brown.
Fair6ed-A. j. Cauthen, one to be supplied.
/ Camden-Chrstopher Thomasson.
| Sumter Station-Jame5 STACY
Sumter Circuit-J. W. Murray.
Bishopville-P. F. Kistler.
Manning-S. ]. Hill.
Santee-J. B. Campbell,
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Terrible Railroad Accident.

BUFFALO, December 19.-The express train on
the Lake Shore Railroad, when near Angola, ran
off the track, tho rear went over sixty feet en-
bankment, and forty-eight pa sengers were burnt
to death. No Southerners among them.
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Adjourned to meet at 81 O'Clock.
AFTERNOON SESSION,

AFTERNOON SESSION.
Rev. William Martin in the Chair-rehgious SER
vices by Rev. W. T. Capers.
There have Zen 1869 white and SIG colored in
fants baptized during the year. Eighteen hundred
and nnety-two dollars and ten cents have been COL
lected for missions. Only s1969.40 have been COL
lected to meetIa claim of $3.50 for superannuated
preachers and widows and orphans. There are
472 Sunday Schools, with 1886 officers and teachers,
and 1880 white, and 1914 colored scholars in the
Conference.
A resolution of thanks to the Icy delegation for
their attendance and counsel at the present ses-
sion was offered by J. W. Puett, and passed by
the ministry with rising vote.
On motion, it was
Resotued, That our Bishops be requested to hold
our annual sessions not later than Wednesday be-
fore the fourth Sabbath in November.
Sunday School Board was organized under the
Presidency of Rev. ". I. Capers.
The Financial Board Tor the ensuing yesr vas
constituted as follows :-Clergy-James Stacy,
Samuel Leard, Landy Wood, F. NJ. Hood, W. c..
Power S. A. Webber, ]. T. Klgo, Samuel Lander,
and ]. W. Eder. Laity-G. W. Williams, S. NJ.
Stevenson, W. J. I. Miller, G. W. Mure, A. S.
Sally, E. T. Rembert, T. a. Carlisle, W. M. Con-
nors, and J. NJ. Richardson.
Rev. F. NJ. Kennedy was elected to preach the
next Conference sermon.
Adjourned to meet at seven o'clock.
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BARNWELL SENTINEL

Ts AN EXCELLENT ADVERTISING MEDIUM. LET
Merchants and business men try 1t for afew months.
''No risk gain" Send on your cards and increase
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Terms for the paper-S3 per annum, In advance.
Advertisements inserted at the rate Of 81 per square OF
twelve lines or less for each insertion.
Cards of ten Lines or less, at the rate Of $40 for three
months.
Contracts by the year for six Months allowing pri
llege OF changing on more favorable terms Address
EDWARD A. BRONSON,
NoyemhAr1J PnlN :! rcnn,.tOr'
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Punch makes frugal housewife address
butcher, "Oh. Mr.. Stockings, sec by the daily pa
pcrs that the price Of meat has fallen two pence
pound l think you ought to make some reduc-
ton in Your charges" And tho butcher, "Werry
sorry, mum, but We dont take in no daily papers,
num-"
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Fire i'm vteksbure. &c.

NEW ORLEANS, December 49, Two more iii es
occurred in Yicksburg last night, one accidental
and the loss trifling, the other the act of an
incendiary. Loss $4,000
The bank of New Orleans has discontinued bu-
siness on account OF the depression in trade.
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Market Renorts.

New YORK, December 1s.-Cotton steady; sales
o4O0 bales, at 153a16c. Flour dull, State s. 5Oa
M 75. Southern $11 5Oa14 So Wheat dull. Corn
steadv posk $40 IS. Lard heavy. Groceries quiet
and dull. !,urpentine 5la52c. Rosin - ooa1 w.
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THE pENNETTsvMLE rs LILLE JOURNAL

It's PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY MORNING AT
Bennettsvlle s. c., IN the eastern portion Of the
State by STUBBS & LITTLE, Propretors, and offer
superior inducements to Merchants and all others who
wish extend their business in this section Of the Pee
Dee country. We respectfully solicit the patronage OF
our Charleston friends.
Terms-S3 per annun, invariably In advance Adyer.
tisements inserted at very reasonable rates. JNT
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"Bus driver Ito conductor Of opposition bus)--
'Ivo knowed yer ever since you was born.
knowcd yer poor mother; size had two on yer that
time. One was very nice little boy, tother
The very nice little boy died VERY young. he
dad"
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THE HERALH

rs PUBLISHED WEEKLY AT NEwBErRY O. a., AT
So per annum, and, having large circulation
through all the upper and lower Districts Of the State,
Affords great advantages to advertisers
Rates for advertising very reasonabe-for which apply
10 our Agent, MIR 7. r SLIDER, at the Mills House.
.rHOS b, Il. GRENEKER.
NOvembey RdtfoFe and P-oprieforn
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THE oRANGEBuaG NEWS,

DUBLIsHED EVERY SATURDAY MORNING, AT
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During the spring and fall seasons extra copies of the
ORANGEBURa News viii be circulated for the benefit OF
our advertising patrons. - --.. --l-- -
Contract Advertisements inserted on the most liberal
Terms. Address SAMUEL DIBBLE
Editor Orangeburg News,
Febrriary 25 OrauQebrrQ z a,
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THE LANCASTER LEDGER.

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"3Ty hair is not so thick as when you cut it
last, says lady to halr-dresser in Punch.
''Wcl maam must say it is not so yolumlnous
as it was but. really. one can mprovse it so well
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

a@ CoNsIGNEES PER SCHOONER MARY
FLETCHER, from New York, are hereby notified that
she is This Day dschargng at Browns wharf All
goods remaining the wharf ct sunset will be stored at
expense and risk Of owners.
7. TUPpER & SONS.
December 90
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Conservative Meeting In Alabama-The
Constitution Denou need.

MONTGOMERY, December ia Conservative
meeting at the theatre tonight, was addressed by
Henry G. semple, James Fl. Cianton, James Hodg-
son and others, all strongly opposing the ratifica-
ton of the new constitution. Letters were read
from Daniel Pratt, Pioneer Cotton Manufacture
and capitalist of Aulanga County, and Samuel
Reid urging the defeat OF the constitution and
denouncing the convention.