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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-08-06

| ExAMIN ALTON or RLv. DIt MYER's ScnooL..-Tlc
| examination of This school, and tic distribution OF
prizes, takes plarc this morning ut tho Odd Eel
lows Hall, corner uf King and Liberty strcots.
Parents, patrons, and The public generally urc in.
| vitr,l to attend.
MAYORS CouuT, August 5.--Tho excitement OF
politics lns taken the place OF other nuuscmcnts
ami the eases before tho Mayors Court aro fuw and
far between. Only n few hardened sinners an
swcrcd to roll call, who could not forget that Snn-
day was holiday, anu consequently wont i'll for O
| bender.
One Of these was hoy in blue, who invested q
few dimes in some l,rttlcd lightning winch Ind
the effect Of mnking him decidedly light headed.
Feeling in n gay and festive hunor he r0anlcl
about until lie encountered BARRIERS post Some.
Thing in the appearance of tho colors struck Him
nj familiar and lIo commenced apOstrophizing
them in eloquent strninH and calling for assistance
TO unfrrl tho a,. IIis noiso soon brought rcitl-
faircMents, WHO tore him from his loved cmbloIn
mud carried linn, struggling captive, to tho
Guard House. Ills barbcr-ous effort was explained
To him anu hc wns sent to tho Provost Marshal,
who will keep him better posted for short timc
Ono DROwS, who was by sonio strange freak also
wl.itc, though relation to old JOHN, whose soul
is marching on, put himself gently outside Of II
lew anti-scorbntic drops, but tloy proved to DO too
strong for his system. md lie lid himself and his
woes i'll gutter IYnuH snid truly that tho "Dcy
is in tho moon for mischief" for ac shono bright
ly OH The muddy slumbrrcr, and attracted tho at
tention OF u wandering star, night crrant, who,
in accor 'anco with his vow. took tho stranger in.
lie was charged IS merely to show him that tho
qualify Of mercy was not strained"
pleasant young man, who in tho habit of
smiling with his ncquaintanccs, went TO tavern
one night, and drinking too much rum, brandy and
s,,cli, hu soon got exceedingly tight. This being
his normal contl tiDn llo made himself thoroughly
mt homc-s1 lnucll so that ho was requested to
leave tho establishment; but not being in an nc
commodating mood ho declined, and tried to clean
out things himself Tho perlicc wcro attracted by
tho row, and carried tho mill-manuercd young
man TO quiet spot, whcro llc had mn opportunity
Of mcditating on the snake in tlIo glnss.
mnn who went down 10 tho scn in ships camo
on shore and got half seas over, that mixing him
feel lively hc took position OH tho Bay and called
Oh somo imaginary beings to ''row tho boat gently
down The stream" but was nstonishcd to find him
sclf tackled to strange craft md carried to now
dock. lilo was hauled in and aftor tho necessary
REPAIRS WAS turned out joyfuly singing 50 life OH
Tho ocean wnyc.''
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The Time to Advertise in the Country.
The PHiNix has largo circulation throughout Ia,
middle and upper Districts Of tho State. AtlvertisIn
rates AZ reasonable tho atrgcucy OF Tho money mar
ket will warmth Merchants nnl oors wishing 10 us
the columns OF tile paper will address,
JULIAN A. sELBY. Proprietor,
February % t,olu,utta y n
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II you want clcaE Blank Books;
Ii you want cllcap Stationery, Envelopes, pa-
per, &c.; OF, MILLrRs' Almanac;
Ii you want Printing executed neatly;
lfyou want Boois bound i'll any style, or Account
i1olis made to order, with my desired pattern of
ruling, go 10 HIRAM HARRIS, No. 80 Broad street.
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AN ORDINANCE.


To PROVIDE FOR THE LIQUIDATION INTEREST
THE DEBT of TIE CITY WHICH AccnuED 3Urn
he IL ordained by The Mayor ai Aldermen in Cify
Council assemJed, That for tho purpose Of liqiianI,
the interest tho public debt OF tho city which accrued
tho tl ay Of juno Inst six Per Cont Stock, ui-
tory tho Cur0ra0n OF lilo city OF Charleston shall
DO issued. under tito direction OF tho Mayor to tho per-
holding Stocks six Por Cent. Bonls nf tho cy.
nnd entitled 10 receive tho interest accrued thereon
the timo aboyo stated. tho said Stock to hcnr Interest
amer tho rnte OF ar cont per hnni payable qnnr
ters. rcdcemabo IN thirty years from date: Irarldi,
that 10 part Of Ratl StOrk Rlail DO issued i"r
any sum ieaa than twenty dollars. or for my
that a for lcsi than twenty dollars anil tor fr
t!Ona parts OF dollar aall be- paid In city bills. And,
proriitd further, that any pcrsOn bonn fde holding
Stocks or Elk Per Cent Bonds said ;Ul day Of juno,
upon which inierest has accrued, aa nva in privilege
until tho lat day Of September next o. discount aicli
intcrca, any part ereo against axuJ duo bX him 10
tho city said tI Of juno, md may receive ny bal
In ha favor Ia city bills stock, according 10
tile nmount thereof, In manner aforesaid.
SECTION q That the form Of certificates AMI moln of
trapafer Of said stock alla DO subject u tho Anno
regulations eItat in relation To OtlIer Sr Per
Cont Stocks Of tho city.
lacd IN City Council ILLS tentll day Of July In tho
year OF our Lord one thousand eight hundred aud
sixty sovon.
(I.al p C. GAIILARD. Mayor.
". Ii. SAITH, Clork Of Council.
July rs limo
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LOCAL NIl\'I"rI:ltS.

Jon WonK. We have now completed nur Office
10 an to execute, in the shortest possible time
ALL KINDS OF JOB WORK. AMI wn mos, re-
spccihllly ask tho patronage of our friends.
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o THE LADIES ESPECIALLY. THIS INyALUABLt.
dcpilatory Itself az being an nmost I'm.
speisiGio lisp article to female beauty s easily applied.
roots II Ia warranted TO rcniovn superuous hair fro
,ow 1rehsas or from any par. OF tho body completely.
It soahy anu radically oItrpating lo same leaving thu
n,ed ny tho French and s the only real oocusi dopil
Wy IN existence. Prioo rs conts pcr package post
pstd TO hny hddrcRs. on receipt of an order Hy
NERaER. SHUTS l. CO.. CScmists,
Aareh W lyr No. 2s5 Riyor st., Troy, N, :,
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AUGTiGN A SALES.

""'''t'" hGi" t"r Ar'"'"m 9I UHtkp7rrif.yS amt
&C Th"m u may fnH,,YW.
,,.,,, ny y. \. F;SSi.OX ~ go.
VIII hr 1nlh. In frinl ullr slorr No iii l,.t ,,
=, iiiS Dnf: OH instant. ut TO-, o',lprL A. M
l!r"s MhNlllh liorE, assrrld sizes ,In,I,.v,,I M,
'";uar ~. importation per steamer - fruii, New York
4 Hons" and Let he nGyfb sj,a. ,,t J,,,,v,
Iah. "f"r M"iimY street, Linomm as ia, .. n,
.iHriiHH. we - Wv
nr SMITH ~ ,Ict:lIhivu,y.
No. 27 HrnIid street.
VIII positively lr snal THIS DAY. the 9Th at Su,,,.,
on the wrih rt"lHuf the E>'lIang,' ut u u'rknk
All That LOT OF LAND. with tie I.nillIsa tl,cr.u
s!l'a" an lir"1Is Lame at rs fam.,,t fru NT,, l..
str" I. ~ h.i front by ~, feet. niurr nr l,s.
lInlnnr IN r n"rth D.: lands Formerly Of t;,n
S"lni'ycr: r,st un lands formerly of Mar, K,,
@'r: west "h lirlS nnw Or formerly al Mury KrL,r
IrFhS-na-lEllf cash: b1la- ,rIr; sr,Iir, m
lhlid n'" lnnragr usual Purchaser Ia pay s tm
lal"rs AMI stamps s,lyIst a
PoEtir" .~,il,
$500 BS II. NJ. CATER.
VIII bC soil THIS DAY. ou ir'w1,r Wharf, NJ IIlrr,
l'inrttrs lIrt o'clock,
o hlIs rfnl'" llllI SIDES. To- rInsr sii,a,
81 frkins slate i,r,trr. now landing
Conditions cash .u.,,s,.
M.lI.It;A> ~ son,
Va. 80. fcnduc ;suu-r
Will sell THIS DAY. n, 10 n',Inrk
SpFAS. MollAiR rllAll;S .Np iDIKII: InL...aJ.
l'nr.aiS. WA,.Hlrs. rLl,r. WI-isluruIs Mirr,,r.
LOOKING, GLASSES. Carpet, Matlrc-.c. trick. ry ,l,-.
war;. ll'lmrt Shr'ltirr. Sr.. NJ.
III. ''"ods faheS ""'df' %c August i
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For restoring arenstl. and nppeti,o, lse tho grca
southern Tonic, PaSxSIS's Hrr"TIc BtTTERs and go
VIII not he disappointed For sale by NIL druggists 4
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AN ORDINANCES

AN olkDlSANCIE
It'd REGULATE THi: iTOntuE or PETROLEUM., IT'S ppO-
DUCTS, AND UrliEn ISRLAMMApLr oIIS.
Sft. l. he IL 6niff8ed by The Mayor sni .thrrHrn in
Cy CoHneit 1itr5bfr.f TlIu fn nni acr tn 18th ,iay
0f JiiIe nnIt II rmli not bc lawful o kr'p Petroleum,
kerscnn, hOck Oil. Be2lne, Bciizoi my Oflrr iiI.
DanulabS oil or oils storage or fur sae In any cellar
Atora or building south Of Ltr Street, in larger ,Ial,.
ty thsn MY gallons uny ol premises n,,I
uny such quantity so kept or stored snil bo contained
vessels 0i tin or other nletal.
SIC. 2 That Petroleum. lis prolucta my other in
Ianabe oil oils when brought into the city by lunI
water. may be kept any lot In my building
which cotton iB not htorc for n period moi rxcrc,
woltyfour hours, upon the expiration Of which tiI u
shall be removed and kept In tho required by
tho foregoing section.
SEC. j. Any person or persons violating my part al
this Ordinance slIn'l bs subject 10 inG OF hundred
dollars for each offence, recoverable IL, any Court
ptdent J,Iris1icon.
atiied III city Council iis twcny.l ay or Muy IL,
tho year nf our Lord ono thousand eight huntrr, nrI
sXty.Hnven.
tI.Sl 7. Q. uAlLT4AllD. Mayor.
W. III. SMITH, Clerk Of Council Juur
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TIE MARION STAR,

TH9TADIIsHED NEARLY TWENTY YEARS AGO. Is
IL published at Marion. s. c.. in the central portion
OF tho country. and otfors favorable medium 10 Mer
chants Drggsts Machinsts and nil classes who dcs,r.
to extend their business In tho Pee Dec country.
For tho benent OF advertising patrons shall In
addition to subscription list which Ia constantly M
crcaslng publish and dstrbuto gratuItously extra
copies OF the STAR, during tho busness TIN,
Fall.
Rates Of Advertising liberal.
W. J. MoKERAII,
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A ract Worth 1Snnrtna.

a Fact Worth Knowing.
BakHrs wialing good FLOUR for Hrcal should call q,
SlENllouSE x co, No. ITO East bay.
Families Wishing choice FLOUR for Biscuits Rolls
&e Should call at srENu0UsE CO., No. 10 East Bay
August
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WHITE WiTSE'sEs.- mouth of tho man who
pnriiics his teeth with SozopoSr is witnoss box
AMI every time lie opens it two rows Of cleaning
witnesses testify to its Identifying properties.
August G tuths3
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STANLEY q. Tl,0I"r, 4. VI.

rosrOFrNE NOTICE. An evening mail for Angus
Ia ami Savannah, and for distribution bryoll these
offices, will close daily ct the Postoce at lalf.ms
q ocOrk.
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By the use Oi
CHASTELLAR'S
w HITE LIQ U1D
ENAMEL.

For Improving and DcautIfying tie Complexion,
The most valuable an perfect Ircpat aiun III uSc Ior
giving tho ekin beautiful pcarlliEe tint. that 0nly
found in YOUTH II quickly removes Tan Frcckes PIN.
pies. Blotclles. Moth Patches, SulIowiiea. Erupilos
and NIL impurities OF tho akin, kindly healing lilo s,r
leaving the skin whito nd clear nabastGr It's usu
cannot bo detected by tho coscst scrutiny being
vegetable preparation is perfectly harmless II tie
only article OF tho kind used by tue French md is
sidercd by tho parisan Indispensable 10 ii prricc
toot Upwars OF 30,o0J bottles sold during the
past year. sufficient guarantee Ur is efficacy. Prize
only rs cents Sent by mail, poe'laid receipt
order. by
DERdElt, SIIIrT'rti & co, Chemists.
ass River ST., Troy, n. y.
Mnrrh ~. Iyr
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Free 10 Everybody.

: = wv w H'FVE J VUWys
Large ~. Circular, giving information OF tIlo
greatest importance 10 tile young OF both scxes
II teaches how the LONELY may bocono beautiful thu,
'csrised Respected anl tho fnrHakcn loved
No Young lady or gencmsi SHOULD faiI to send ther
''l'lrcs'. and receive rnpy postpaid 10y rctnin mail
Address L. o. Drawtr a.
"'f'h %" Tyr TrOS, N, Y.
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WEwouM cail tho attention Of those Interested
to tho advertisement Of Mossrs JErroRDs s. Co.,
No. 50 fcndue Range, by which it will b, seen that
thcy hnvo ON hnn,l, AMI are constantly receiving
large quantities Of choice silts, shoulders, an,s
&c., which they offer for sale low. All in want of
these articles would do well to givo thcm n call.
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TIE BESNErTsrILLE JoURSAL.-Wo had tho
pleasure, yesterday cvorins, of visit from Mr.
LITTLE tho editor Of the Bcnnettsvillo Journal.
Ilo will remain in tho city several days. on brsi-
ncss connected with his paper. Marlboro Dis
trict will have cotton This fall and will want goods,
and our merchants will consult their interests 10y
ADVERTISING III the Journal Tcrtum sap.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.
Auction Sales This Day.

ALI. KINDS OF JOB WORK DONE AT THE Dali.
NEWS OFFICE
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FALL FROM GRAcE.-Among tlIc attaches of
the city fow rank higher Than tho I}nzzartl From
tho Ieaotc ages this uncanny bird has been hold
sacred, anil awarded degree Of reverence Ercon,l
oniy,o TINT givon tho city srayengers. Although
tho Bnzzard has no place Oh our ccat of nrmH, it
will occupy position OH tho scroll OF fame second
only 10 tho Ibis Of Egypt, the Pelican Of Louis
ianna. It bears charmed life, md, though nut n
pleasant companion, il is seldom intcrfrrcd will,
for, by some strange freak, whilo tho lcn,l Of
human being is only valued at S. That of lrzzarl
comminds tho sum Of IS, AMI woe to Tho ulllcky
wight who is tcmpto to Blay The Putoninn lir,l.
fortunately, for the peace OF mankind, tho l,rz-
zarl IL melancholy bird IL Keeps aloof, md is
scldom seen but in the ncigllborlIood of tho mar
hot and butcher pons, OF perched upou somo
chimney top, viewing tho laalecapo o'cr. and
medltating on lis last meal. But Luzzaras orc
not immaculate; thoy nrc linblo TO tho ycca il,t
bosel other bipcds, nnl ono Of tho frat,rnitv O., e,
forgot what was duo city official Az to bccon,o =,
toIicated. To add to his dsgrace, ho chose s,,r,
day for tho unhallowcd decd, and IIayno alrcot -.
the aroma for his drunken frolics. Hs went T.,
with perfect abandon md evidently ,uiaionh
himself for C lark. Wo left while he was ynin,y
ondesyoring to soar aloft; but IL Duzzards havo
feelings like human beings and tho inebr;alo
should bo asked 10 repeat tho doso, he wouIl
answer like "Poc's Rayon," NovormoroI
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CHAnI.EsroS, S. G., July 4, 1861
hfcr Today the mails for Northeastern Iailroad
will clusc nj O'clock AM. md to-day and after
wards they aro expected to reach the Railroad
Sation" at 2;'0 O'Clock PM, and to bc ready for
delivery at This Office at $50 o'clock PM, except
on Sunday, when the lnur will be from q Pm. To 7
r.M., until further notice.
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THE RIlSr TONIC NOW IN I[Yl /!

NOTICE no SAILORS or IMMIt;ItNSTS.
HOTEL OR EoARDlSti-UoUS;: KEEPERS.
OFFICE CLERK OF COUNCIL,
Marrh H. 1867. I
rs ACCORDANCE WITH THE FOLLOWING ACT or
i tho Legislature. PASSED tlir 10Th day of Drcrr.
ls! nl persons ncnrcd hereby natltcd ~ Gull
this Uilce and take oul the required ruIsc immediately
W. II. SMITH,
Clerk OF Council.
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CoRREcrIoS.-1n onr notice of the Memphis
l.'fc Insurance Company in yesterdays issue, by
soInc error, tho agency in this city was assigned
to Mr. RAvENEL when it should have been Mr.
WM. PANNEIL. Sir. p. has worked faithfully for
the interests OF tho Company and We willingly re-
storo tho laurels that ho was deprived of by a
typographical mistake.
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EXAMINATION or IsrS. DR. MYER's SciiooL..-Thc
examination of This school, and tic distribution Of
prizes, takes place this morning ut the Odd Eel
lows Hall, corner ur King and Liberty strcots
Parents, patrons, nnd the public generally urc n-
ritp,l To attend
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-05-17
THE NOON DISPATCHES
FROM WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, May 1.-THE Supreme
Court has adjourned till the first Monday
in December next A motion, for leave
to file an amendment to the Mississippi
Injunction bill, was denied by a divided
Court, and it was ordered that the bill
be dismissed with costs; so the Missis-
sippi injunction falls with that Of Geor-
gis. In case No. IL, the original State
OF Texas VS.. White ct al, an injunction
was allowed, restraining the payment of
certain Texas bonds to parties, to whom,
it is alleged, they were sold during the
war, by parties in armed hostility to the
United States, and who seized the ar
chives in the Treasury and the property
Of the State. The Court grants the de-
PENDANTS leave to move to dissolve the
injunction at the next term of the Court.
Secretary of State Seward gave full
account before the Judiciary Committee
of the efforts of the Government to cap
ture Surratt.
1t is reported that the President will
accept the invitation Of the Masonic fra.
ternity of Boston to attend their coming
celebration. 1g aaG rIg
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-05-17
FOREIGN.

LONDON, May l6, P. M-Consols closed
at 92i for money; Sos, T2f; Illinois Gen.
trail, 76i; Erie, 4l3.
LIvERPooL, May l6, P. M.-Cotton has
been active, but prices during the day
irregular AID huctuating; closing quota
tons for middling and uplands being
llsd; Orleans lid Sales of $4,000
bales. Breadstuffs easy.
LONDON, May l6. - Reports from
Madrid state that large number Of per
sons who we're engaged in therecent dis
turbances in Calatoria and other places,
have been captured. Arrests were con-
stantly being made by the police and
soldiers. rrg .rrrfrirf ft-ff
DUBLIE, May l6. - Large numbers
Of prisoners are now on trial at Duffy
and Cady, before special com mission.
BERLIN, May l6.-The North German
Gazette, organ of the Prime Minister
Bismarck, says the 6nal execution of the
treaty signed at London, and the evacua-
ton of the fortress at Luxemburg by the
Prussians, will be difficult within the
month prescribed by the London confer
ence, and Prussia needs more time.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-05-17
JOSEPH E. WILLIAMS.

The Nashville Union says; The
fame of our colored Conservative orator
is extending far and wide Scarcely day
passes that he is not called upon to
speak at some point These calls
are highly complimentary to him.
He is ardent and enthusiastic in
the cause, and as far as his private
affairs permit, responds to them. BE
has accepted invitations for this week, at
Tullahoma on Thursday, 10th, and at
Franklin on Saturday, 18th. We trust
that his friends, especially the colored
people, will turn outin large numbers on
these occasions, and hear one of their
own race define the issues before them,
and their rights and duties under then"
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-05-17
]. c. BRECKENRIDGE.

The Nashville Banner has information
through a private letter just received
from Paris, that John C. Breckenridge
will return to the United States imme-
diately on the release Of Mr.. Davis"
The Banner adds: If Mr.. Davis is not
released, but brought to trial, General
Breckenridge will wait the issue Of the
trial, and act accordingly. Though not
rich, heis,as he says himself, not beggAr
yet, and confidently looks to his old
home in Kentucky. and the renewal Of
his law practice, which, at the time he
was called OF to Congress, was becom-
ING very lucrative.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-05-17
BOOKS FOR THE SOUTH.

The New York Times says: I'VE have
already mentioned the handsome dona-
ton, by the Appletons, of half million
Of their school books to the Trustees of
the Peabody Educational Fund, for use
in the Southern States. This has been
most appropriately followed by Messrs.
A. S. Barnes & Co, with donation Of
five thousand volumes of their Teachers
Library. and twenty-five thousand school
books intended for intermediate classes
Mr.. Winthrop, President of the Board,
makes very cordial acknowledgment
of this munifcent donation. he says
that in connection with the noble gift
of the Messrs. Appleton, they will 60 far
toward supplying the immediate demand
for publications of this character, and
will furnish an example which will not
be forgotten as our work advances. !"
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-05-17
ATRocIous sENTIMENr.

The Cincinnati Commercial in allusion
10 the liberation Of Mr.. Davis, utters an
atrOcious sentiment 1t says Several
very stupid blund,rs have been commit
ted in the case Of JEFF Davis Il was 4
stupidity to offer one hundred thousand
dollars reward for him. Il would have
been better had be been permitted 10 run
away with Breckiuridge Il would have
been far better II, when overtaken BY ths
Yankee cavalry, as be vas pleased to
term the National troopers, be had shoWn
fehi, and q Boston Corbef had been
fters 70 disniss hin rita a bvllst" We
know Of no oue Who more deserves dis
nissal With bullet, than the nan Who
wants another dismissed VIII bullet
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-05-17
Wilson AM KRLLY's MISSION.

The New York Herald Of late date
shows signs of good sense and conserva-
tism. II denounces Wilson and Kelly,
charging that their mission 10 the south
is to stir up amnesty between the two
races, and thus make votes for the Rad
ical party. OF Wilson's threat Of confis.
cation, it says: but the evil does not
rest here for the negroes, ignorant as
they are, know what. confscaiion means
They expect the lands will be given to
them, according to the Radical agrarian
programme of Wendell Phillips They
see they are favored race, and that the
whites are treated harshly and with dis
trust They begin to think they have a
right to the lands Of the South, and that
their Northern radical friends will give
the lands to them. The fearful conse
quence Of all this must be that one race
will be arrayed against the other; the
farmers and planters will be discouraged
to cultivate or improve their property;
the negroes will not work for their en-
pleyers, and magnificent and produc-
tive country will become, like San Do
miHgo and Jamaica, uncultivated and
desolate. We shall lose the valuable
productions of the South; our burdens
will be greatly increased by the pro:
longed political and social disorganiza-
ton Of the South, and through its inabil
ity to bear its portion Of taxation. The
Southerners will be unable to pay their
debts to the North, no one will invest
money in that section, commerce will
decline and bankruptcy follow. In fact
we might expect to see inaugurated the
horrors of civil war-of q war Of races
like that which occurred in San Domingo.
The threatened riot in Richmond on
Thursday last is but premonitory |
symptom of what may take place, and |
ought to be an impressive warning. When
the materials for general conhagration
are prepared, little spark will set al
in blaze. This is not an overdrawn
picture, fearful as it is, as every thought
full, unbiased person must acknowledge.
Such are the results to which the disor-
ganizing and destructive harangues of
Wilson, Kelly and other Radicals now in
the South are leading US"
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-05-17
MARRIED.

DHWOLF-CURTIS.--- ION the evening of the
10th inst, at Cumberland Presbyterian Church,
by Rev Mr. Davis, Mr.. M. W. DeWolf and
Miss Emma Curtis. all Of this city. t"l'f I
sAFFARRANs-COWLES.-on April s0th,
1867, at Alton Villa, the residence Of Col. David
Barrow. parish of West FeliciAna, La. Mr..
Daniel T. Saffarrans. of New Orleans. and Miss
Ada Cowles Meade. of Yazoo county, Miss
This is delightful. We like to see 1t going
on, for II is the best assurance we have that the
world is going on. DAN, may you be all your
friends think you are. but above all, Dan, be
the loving fellow the fair. cOnfdins girl you
have welded, believes you to be. Dam, you
have our blessing, you and yours. and particu-
larly yours iifaf Unl rIN NI