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The Georsia Convention.

ATLANTA, December 9.-The Convention met at
10s A. NJ, ZOE whites and az negroes present.
George E. Ashburne moved that Foster Blodget
os temporary Chairman, which was carried.
Blodgett not being present, j. L. Dunnins, of At
1anta, was called to the Chair, and ". F. Clifton,
of Chatham, Secretary. Nuch confusion prevailed
and an inability to agree upon organization.
Campbell, negro, moved q resolution that all as
pirsnts for President define their positions on the
relief { p question. After considerable wrangling
they adjourned to - tomorrow.
Active canvassing is going on for President.
The Radicals are much divided, the ultras for
Hopkins or Blodgett, the rest for Safold OF Par.
rotte. The negroes held caucus this afternoon
and settled on Hopkins as their choice
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eI OFFICE CITY CIVIL ENGINEER-ClrY
HAL CHARLESTON, NOVEMBER 20, 1e57.-sTREET
ALIeNMENTs AND THE BURNT DIsTRlcTs.-Tho
following extracts rom Ordinance and Resoution adopt
cd by City Cou-ci Is published fcr the Information o:
all owners o: property and builders;
SEC. ". No owner or builder OF sDy house or strrc.
ture 10 the City, shall dig lay tho foundation thereof
in front any street. lanc alley court OF shall erect
any wall ence frintn Gs Aforesaid before he snall
have applied 10 the City surveyor WHO shall lay OF and
mark cut the truc front line or boundary OF such street.
lanc alley court ard glvc certificate thereof TO the
ownr or builder for which services the City surveyor
shu be paid, by tho said or builder. the sum
affixed thereto In the table OF fees contained IN this Ordi.
nance.
Sec V. II any per- on shall commence any founda.
ton building, wall fence upon any lot or piece OF
ground adjoining the line OF any street. lane alley or
couit within the oitT not having made application to
the City Surea7o- and before tho limo OF street shall
have been laid OF and marked out BY the City survey
In the manner above directed, or contrary TO the line
30 lad OF and marked out every such person. as well
ON ioycr, unster.bE.der shll ior every such Oh
fence forfeit and pay the not exceeding eve hum
dred dollars; and, moreover, all Du!dings end work
done or put up without such application 70 the City sur
veyor contrary to the lire CT street which shall be
lad OF and marked cut BY him, shal be demoi ished by
order Of the City Council the charge and expense Of
the person herein offending, as azores i'd.
The following resolution was offered BY Alderman a.
ae.dts, January 2, lsse and unanimously adopted By
the City Coulcil.
seiol~d That public notice be given, that II any par
EN- intends % building in % burnt districts, he
snal first apply 10 City Couua and ascertain whether
or not the q intaads % w!dcn ead streets
LUIS J. BARBoT,
November 50 City civL Engineer.
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Our yyashtngton Dispatches.

PRESIDENTIAL NoMINATIoNs--THE WEST INDIAN
pURcHAsE-DEMocRATs TRIUMPHANT ~ BOSTON.
WASHINGTON, December 9.-The President nomi-
mated Daniel Denet Collector Of the Customs for
the Tecne District, Louisiana, and W. L. Stanford
Local Appraiser OF Merchandise in New Orleans,
both to ill vacancies.
Senator Wilson's list for restoration to poGtical
rights includes the names Of Governor Patten and
General Longstreet.
The mercantile and shipping interest press the
Senate to confirm Secretary Stewards treaty the
West Indian Islands.
One hundred and twenty-six farms, comprising
nearly eight thousand acres, were added to the
productive force OF Florida during November.
Purchasers OF Government Stock in the Dismal
Swamp Canal will be required to keep the canal
open.
The revenue receipts to-day amount to S452, 600.
Spencer and wife who we're arrested for alleged
completely in Seven-thirty counterseits were dis
charged.
The people of st. Thomas are said to be pleased
at the probable transfer Of that island to the
United States, but the merchants apprehend losses
from the operations of the American tariff.
Chicago offers $4,000 to secure the Republican
Convention there.
Shurtleff (Dsmocrat) has been elected Mayor OF
Boston. This is the first event Of the kind since
the glorious days Of Jackson.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Our European Dispatches.
rBy ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH.l

TIE ATLANTIC NAIL CONTRACT PERFEcTED-kscAfh
OF aARIBALDI DENIED.
LONDON, December 9.--Fifty thousand persons
participated in the funeral procession at Dublin
in honor of the Fenians executed at Manchester.
There are apprehensions Of another movement
against Rome, Garibaldi having disappeared from
Caprea.
Prince Napoleon goes to meet Victor Emanuel
at Moneza.
LONDON, December ga general contract has
been made for carrying tho Atlantic mails, all
lines participating. They leave Southampton on
Tuesdays and New York on Thursdays.
A dispatch from Florence denies Garibaldi's
escape.
LONDON, December 9-Noon.--Dispatches from
China report Tea frmer ConsOls go 1916; Bonds
70 1916.
LIVERPOOL, December 9-Nooa.-Cotton quiet ;
sales estimated at 12, 900 bales; Middling Uplands
I'D; Orleans Sd. Breadstuffs dull. Corn declin-
ed, and quoted at 46s. Other articles unchanged.
FRANKFORT, December 9-Noon.-Unted States
Bonds 75I.
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LAND SALES IN EDoET1ELD.-Monday last was
sGle-day, and according to previous advertise
several parcels of land. tract of q hundred and
six or seven acres lying about mile below the
Pine House, with homestead upon it, brought
$780, Another tact, OF thirteen hundre1 and
forty acres, lying between the Pine House and
Yaucluse four OF five miles from The latter, on or
near TIE track OF tho Columbia and Hamburg
Haroa<l, and containing a srisi and saw mill.
brought $1,000. Another tract, Of two hundred
and thrty-ive acres, lying on Clouds Creek,
brought $500. The large and comfortable dwelling
of The late Chancellor Wartlaw, with fifty acres or
land attached, lying within the corporate limits OF
the town, bought SlGj0.- EuJefed Aiu6rtiSe,
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New ORLEANS, December 9.-Hancock revoked
so much Of Special Orders No. 1872, issued by Gen.
e1al Mower, as removed from Office Adam Griffin,
State Treasurer, and Hypolite Pesata, state Audi.
tor, and appoints E. ]. jenkins and j. b. Sypher
in their places He restored the former to their
Offices.
General Hancock visiting the opera Saturday
plight, and being recognized, was greeted with en-
thusiastic cheers. The band struck up ''Hail Co.
lumbia."
No business of Importance was transacted in the
Convention TO-DAY.
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agNoTICE To MARNERs.-CAP1AI AIMS
AND PILOTS Wishing to anchor their vesssS in Ashley
RIVER requested not to do 60 anywhere within drec
range of the heads OF tho SAVANNAH RA1LROA!
wHARvEs, on the Charleston and St Andrews eide
the Ashley River; by which precauon. contact with th
submarine Telegraph Cable viii be avoided.
S. O. TURNER, q. NJ
aarbor Matters Office, Charleston February 1855.
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Market Reports,

New YoRg, December 9-Ncon.-Cotton quiet;
raiddllng uplands 17lc. Gold 56s. Bonds, old,
1918: new, 1913. Sterling steady. Freights quiet.
Tnrnentine shade lower; quoted at 5Sa53ac. Ro-
ain quiet; common strained s.. Flour loa2Oc.
hetter. Wheat 2aSc. better. Corn 1c. better.
Pork steady; s21 56!. Lard steady; 12salS!.
Stocks strong, Money per cent
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Our Havana Dispatch es.
CBy CUBA TELEGRAPH. ]

DISSATISFACTION AMONG THE SOUTHERN ENIaRANTs
IN BRITISH HONDURAS.
HAVANA, December 7.-The Southern emigrants
who recently settled in Honduras feel much dis
satisfied with the course of the British Govern
ment toward them. Governor Austin had granted
them lands upon which to settle, and given
them other privileges which the home Govern
ment has disapproved. Many Southerners are
ahnnt To retnrn to thu United States.
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SPECIAL NOTICES..

aT CONSIGNEES PER STEAMSHIP FAIL
CON, from Baltimore. hereby notified that she
ls This Day dischargng cargo at Pier No. Union
wharves. All Goods not taken away It sunset will main
on Wharf, at Consignees' risk. MORDEoAI CO.,
nacan,har Agents
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November 50
e%A YOUNG LADY RETURNING TO H. T..

es-A YOUNG LADY RETURNING TO Hs.-.
country home, after sojourn Of fow months In /. :
city, WIG hardly recognized by her friends In place OF
coarse rustic flushed face. aio had soft ruby cou
oexon OF almost marble smoothness, and Instead
ta ntyhrce she really appesred but eighteen. Upon n-
qry ae to the of 30 greet change, she plany
told thom that sac used the ClRCAs'IAN BALM, ar
considered nyaunbe eoquis tion to any
BY It, use any LAZY Gentlemen can Improve thor pei.
soaal appearance hundred fc.d It Is simple IN ia
combination Gs Nature herself /, sirplo yet ursurpsss'
cd In its efficacy IN drawing impurities from, also hea'
Ing ccanang and oeauttng the skin ai1 complexion.
By i dcc, action on the cuiicle 1t draws from ell its
Impurities: kindly heal3g the came and cav!ns inc sur
fco as Nature intended 1t should beclcar, SOFT smooth
ana beautiful pr!ce 81 sent by aIai Express, on
ceipt Of an ORDER by
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RT BEAUTIFUL HAIR.-MANY YEARS IN
chemical experiments has resulted the perfection Of
CHEvALIER's LIFE FOR THE HAIR, an uniivaled
bair dressing imparting lie and Increased nutri
mont to the hair preventing badness and arresting Its
progress when commenced; regulating and sustaining
the principle upon which the color OF hair depends
thereby positively restoring grey hair to its original
color and youthful beauty and stopping its falling out
at o:cc Sold By al Druggists.
g. A. CHEyALIER, Md, New York.
Tor sale By DOWIE L. NOISE,
Wholesale Agents for South Carolina,
O.,o,,o,1- ,,,l. or,o M IE1 Mnetinr airaat
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a9- DATOHELOR'S HAIR DYE.-THis
SPLENDID HAIR DYE Is tho best In the world. The
only true and perfect Dye-harmlcss reliable. instan
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THE HERALD

&c pupL1sEED WEEKLY AT NEwBEERY G. g.. IT
"a per snnu-n, and, having large eircuiaaon
n-o~qh all the upper and lower Districts Of the stare
sNords great advantages to advertiseTs
Rates Tor pdvertsing very reasonabe-ior WHICH aPPs
10 Our Agent, Mr I. P. SLlDAn at he MUS H9uSe'
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NovsrbH Eattofs ava froprieloSN
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ayCONSIGNEES NOTICE.-BOSTON LINE
The Steamship GEORGE B. UPTON will discharge cargo
This Day, at Accommodation wharf. Goods not called
or before sunset will be stored at risk and expense Of
consignees. WILLIAM ROACH.
December 10
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MARRIED.

TUPPER-OLNEY-On Tuesday evening. December
4 1857 at the house of the brides father by the Rev.
LUcrUs CUrHDERT, JAMES TUPPER. Jr., to OLIVE s.
oLNEY, eldest daughter of GEORGE H. oLNEY, Egg,
both of this city.
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Congress1onal!

WASHINGTON, December 9.-Petitions from As
sistant Assessors in North Carolina we're present
ed, praying for additional compensation.
Mr. Wilson gave motive that he would tomorrow
report bill removing political disabilities from
two hundred and eighty-four A'abamians, COM
mended by Pope and Swayne.
The Secretary of the Treasury was called on for
full details in reference to the restoration of cap
tured and abandoned property.
resolution declaring neutrality between Abys-
sinia and Great Britain came up. farcical de-
bate ensued, when the Senate we..t into Executive
session, and adjourned.
HOUSE.
The regular call was made for bills and resolu-
tions by States. Among those offered was one ex-
empting from taxation manufactures yielding less
than $4,000; one directing the Secretary OF the
Treasury to use s4,OOo,0oO of greenbacks in pur-
chase Of bonds; one to abolish the Office Of Assis-
tant Treas Irer one for the more eectual govern
ment Of the rebel States.
The Judiciary Committee was directed to inquire
into the expsdiency Of amending the RecoDstruc-
ton acts, to make members Of the Convention
take the test oath.
After q severe contest certain portions of the
Presidents Message we're referred to the Recon-
struction Committee, thus reviving that Committee
a bill, striking white from the District laws and
ordinances, was passed by vote Of LOG to 50. 1t
goes to the President.
The President was called on for record Of the
trial Of Albert Lusk, in New Orleans, for the muir
der Of the negro boy Hooper.
1t was moved to suspend the rules to pass reso-
lutions that the taxes shall not exceed $780, 0O
but the House refassd to suspend the rules
Several new bills and financial resolutions were
introduced, when the House adjourned
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sg THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
CHARLESTON DIsTRIcT-IN THE COMMON PLEAS
ROB RI E. PENNALL Us. CHAs. E. MARTIN-AT-
TActM NT-whereas, the plaintiff, by PRESLEY,
LORD 1NGLESBY. did on the seventh dny OF June inst
ae his declaration against tn, dafsadant who las 1t Is
sad absent from and without the limits Of this State,
and has neither wife nor attorney known within the
same upon whom copy Of the said declaration might
be served: it is therefore ordered that the said de-
fendant do appear and plead to the sad declaration,
on or before the eighth day Of June, which will be
in the year of our Lord cne thousand eight hundred
and sixtyeight otherwise ua and absolute Judgment
will then be given and awarded against him.
J. W. BRoWNFIELD. O. G. P
CLERK's OFFICE Charleston District, June 7, 1867.
June 10 june10septI0decl0marl0
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: THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLYN

ag THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
CHARLESTON D1sTRIcT-IN The COMMON PLEAS
GEO. A. WICKS co. Us. J. HIRSHFELD-ATTACH.
AIENT.-whereas, the plaintiff, by PRESLEY. LORD
INGLESBY did on the seventh day Of June inst fle
his declaration against the defendant who as Is said
absent from and without the limits of this State and
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eighth day OF June which will be in the year OF our
Lord one thousand eight hundred and sixty eight other
wise final and absolute judgment will then be given and
awarded against him.
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S n IP PIN @.
FOR LIVERPOOL

TT TIE Al AMERICAN SHIP r. q. TUCKER,
EHSG R. T. RuNpLETT Master. having large portion
Of her cargo engaged and going on board viii be dis
patched for the above port
For balance of Freight eugasements apply to
STREET BROTHERS L CO.,
December 10 No. "a East Bay
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eT ROYAL HAVANA LOTTERY.-PRIZES
CAsHED AND INFORMATION FURNISHED.
The highest rates paid for DOUBLooNs and all kinds
OF GOLD AND SILVER
TAYLOR co.. Bankers,
No. 16 Wall street,
octobar 10 lyr New York
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y - THIS LINE IS COMPOSED OF THE FOL-
GdrN LOWING FIRST.CLASS PACKETS, leaving
LNkNS each port weakly
49, Schooner B. n. HAWKINS, 395 tons, Wyatt,
Master
Schooner MYROVER, 435 tons, Hughes, Master
Schooner ROBERT CALDWELL, 48s tons, Mccormick.
Master
Schooner MOSES B. BRAMHALL. sss TONS Husssy.
Master.
Schooner LILLY. Az tons, Francis Master.
schooner y. ". SMITH, 40 tons, Tooker, Master
Also other fIRST-CLASS VESSELS running IN con-
necton. Freight TAKEN AT LOWEST RAiEs. All
merchandise produce consigned to Of the Agents
will be forwarded FREE OF COMMISSION from this
port points OF destination, and lN,URANC EFF LCT
ED AS Low A. BY FIRST CLASS STEAMSHIPS CR
SAIL VESSELS.
For Freight engagements spply to
WILLIAM ROACH, Charleston @.
Orto n. L. Mo0READY & CO.. New York,
November 16 LIMO
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FOR LIVERPOOL.
ITO SAIL THIS WEEK ]

5s THE AL FAST SAILING BARK "LEONIDAS,"
NssG HOWARD Master, wants 800 bales Cotton to CON-
plete cargo. For engagements apply to
RISLEY & CREIGHTON,
nore nharQ opd1 Eaat Pay
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Radical Plots.

THE SCHEMES OF THE WASHINGTON RADICALS TO
AgRICAN1zE THE SOUTH.
Especial dispatch to the New York Worla'l
WASHINGTON, December "A caucus OF kepuo-
can Congressmen was held tonight PursuanSs So, "
the following confidential circular issued few
days since:
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MERCHANTS LINE.
NEW YORK AND CHARLESTON PACKETS.

Fer NEW YoRK.-FREIGHIs FORWARDED TO LIy-
ERPooL AND HAvRE, AND ALL POINTS NORTH
AND EAST UNITED STATES
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CLEaz's OFFICE, Charleston District June I, 1857
June 10 junel0septlQde 10marl0
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". L. CLARK & CO., Chemists,
Nc 9 West FsyeIte Street. Syracuse n. \.
Tue only American Agents for the sale of the same.
,1orr d0 Tyr
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VESSELS WANTED IMMEDI

VESSELS WANTED IMmED1ATELY,
1t TO LOAD SHINGLES DRESSED AND IN
go TIE ROUGH, for Northern Ports. Highest
rates paid. TUCKER & JACKSON,
Shipping and Commission Merchants,
November 80 No 112 East Dsy.
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FOR NEW ORLEANS.
A The NEW SCHOONER "JAMEs TorNG,"
tA Wilson Master having the bulk Of cargo on
NkN beard, will sail for the above port on Wsdnts.
saS6 day, l1th instant
For freight engagements applyto
RIsLEY CREIGHTON,
December 9 a Nos 11S and l45 East Bay.
VESSELS WANTED.
St TO LO FOR cURA, BARBADOS, ST.
6GssI24A 1homls, assau, u xico. Cent u AmeEca,
River Platte. Liverpool, London I'D Bremen.
For Northern and Eastern ports. Good ra es giyon.
RISLEY l. CREIGHTON,
,hipping and Commss on Merchants
November 18 limo Nos. 143 aud las Eas. bay.
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FOR GEORGE, ,uwN, y. @.
n~DS THE FINE SIZE AMER PLANTER,
- Captain c. C. WHITE, ts now receiving
freigE; Ior .ue aooye port and will leave Tonight
l0tn instnt
All Freigat must bs prepaid on the ghar-
For rreisht or Passage apply to
JGEN FERGUSON,
Decenber 10 Accommodat on Wharf
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erNOTICE TD MARINEKs.-CAPIA AINS

October 10
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-26
RIVER NEWS.

The river continues 10 rise at Dubuque.
The elegant Northern Line steamer Mus>
eatine. Capt. G. w. jerks. with Mcssrs W.
w. VanDyke and A. Jones in the officc,
arrived here at 8 o'clock yesterday. She
was due in the morning, but having very
heavy load, and current Of twelve miles
an hour against her she failed to arrive on
time. Capt. jerks reports the country
badly ovesilow wed from Keokuk southwark,
the Skunk, DssMoines and other streams
being extremely high. The Museatine
discharged large quantity Of freight both
here and At Rock Island, and hes 225 tons
Of through freight foe St. Paul. the bulk oI
which is sugar. This is probably the heavi
est shipment Of that article ever sent north,
ward in one cargo.
The splendid Northern Line packet Mina
nssosa arrived At oar leves early this morn.
ing bousd for St. Louis. She received con
siderable freight at this pert aad Roei
Island. Capt T. B. Hill is In command
and g. D. Carroll and r. 3. Smith ri
clerks.
The: Keithsbufs ID thsreeular boat for Fl
Asdison end way points te- oesssw ossn
ing, and Ne LaDsing viIl make hss rsgsla,
daily triple Poss Byron. ssoneseing :hess
With the Westseu unioo b. B., q $50 4. n
The favesits stsaoss DavsnDssA q ths
Northern Liss-CapA I. v. Hslcs.abs. o.
sas ssd ehip,9, Clssks- s-9sitsl = ths
Reek Islond eide abosA tve e'elssk this -
tefnssn. She = upward beund, - haa
brought quantity u Government ssersl
los he islaod which - lasdsd at Rsct
Ialand
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Tss ose Fst1sws' Excuss'os.
member It The several lodges and encamp-
nents Of the ladspsndsat Order Of Odd
fea'sws q shis city, hsving desssainsd -
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GYMS DAY sPps'sssd By NJ. Bspjaoin Ru.
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e'eo % Iowa usy. assaulted ss thsis
.. nan = hssey street THE morning. end q
"ss'e ss''se e'eo, ee'eek formed into peo-
- 20 rn"esy D.