The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-10-17
WASHINGTON News.

NAbdlN4ION, OCCOp0T lO.@COlOQek GllDeTC. WHO
was implicated in destroying . printing office In
Arkansas, has been fined one thousand dollars and
reduced to the position Of Captain, taking rank at
The New York Times concludes an editorial as
follows: But we are inclined to think that the
rights quito so eomplaoently as they have con-
Mansfield, President so9 the vioksburg5 Packet
SSMeens v%i ess a gandN New We orie sn%'1 wisS = o @nn
pensation Of twenty-five thousand dollars and the
t Rsip', es sh e 2 'fhoussnS s sa1islsl as Ct the : 'e aDEisn e.
prosecatsd for failures. ~ liad
The House Committee to inquire into Southern
Railroads, and to arrive at an equitable adjust!
ment Of the railroad government, Consisting Of,
w. McCung, chairman; Ulysses. Myoupe I. Say
way by q Experimentation Of the House ,ofaRap-
resentatives, q. Lloyd, Messenger, and Captain
7. P. Meigs, Clerk, leave tomorrow for Richmond,
ola Knoxville to Atlanta, 4Ohattanooga and, Nash
vile, or they may 60 from Richmond TO, Charles
ton and Savannah, and thence Ola Macon to
s2A,O69, 900 coin interest on isA due
and payable on the first Of November. 'Eataa k&.j
The Revenue to-day amounts to $272, 000.p s-4'
Jas. W. Hancox has been appointed collector, Of
tho Customs in Texas, Otce Charles Taylor, de;
ceased. 80 rs a.s~.Sar ssseet
senator Nye will stump New York in beehalfsof
the Radicals. 1T 4sIas
The inquest and evidence. over. the victim Of the
o Co. t. sp pansaan M sha crowd sRdw sft saa the the net si hsa
been subdued. ~ s9d SlsSG .hc.4 .k.., ars3 (gT s
Sin hundred, ;Bsooklyn shopkeepar1a: have been
reported Sor violations 81 the Revenue laws:
made MSss for h q Tsa' es assss'9 esoia s1 fos snss q a sssa th is
time Of the redemption isapaid, dt musts contain q
recital OF the facts, and the fornsnmust be in &C
cordance with the laws Of theToStato in which the
property is located. On the subject Of sales made
under execution sugar-cane is considered a farm
features sugar to an amount not exceeding $1,000
per annum, pays O special tax, though it may be
scane-producing sugar and be made on his own
'germ. - Ni ..4.
A dispatch from vicksburg says there has been
no deaths for the past forty.eight hours.
The President has not ordered or requested the
presence Of the District Commanders. ia NliAaa
The picture Of two children feeding, held at the
%traiture Of two deceased % Children. The Claimant
says the loss OF the picture was more deeply felt
than all their property swept away by the war.
Mr.. Zeraby, Third Assistant Tostma Gene
raj, at whose instance the notice was telegraphed,
will restore the picture at once. ,.,s.,
-o~-~ Y 3NNft tt&.AGi
Politics, Sc, in Virginia.
RICHMOND, October 16.-The nominations of
Marmaduke johnson, N. A. Sturdevant, VIM. Tay-
lLor, Thos. :, Evans, and A. II. Sands, gives salts
faction to the Conservatives, and the ticket will be
"A ticket OF moderate Republicans, with DR..
head, and Fields Cook, the mulatto preacher, at
the tail. also meets with favor, but the ,Conserva-
tive ticket spoils its effect. It is thought that the
UC5G Acn hldy w tdh0uA Uu 0OUu u mAk6 u COu-
promise,
The ladies OF lakewood Memorial Association
are holding q bazaar to raise funds for the graves
Of the Confederate dead In that cemetery, and are
very successful. su .=sr, sr
The state Pomological-and Horticultural exhibi-
ton is now being hold, andthez hall was crowded
tonight, with the first people, OF the city to hear
General Wise, who made 9 powerful speech Of TWO
pie to devote themselves e agticcuiture, naahhfate
lures and labor generally, to develop the resources
Of the State and recover. their material prosperity.
DR.. Alexander Sharp, brother-in-law 70 General
Grant, and postmaster in this city, will publish a
card In to-Inorrow's Dispatch positively declining
the nomination rendered by the moderate Repub-
cans for the Convention. 0A
Colonel Chalin, Sin1 a letter to the register Of
are uu,p entttled if To- rsg Hae1a, nnd saa 15h Sp IL Pe are eis Tde
TO the Convention az, delegates, A person who
was d Clerk of q County Court before the war, and
as such took an oath to support the Constitution
Of the United atates,I and .aftsr&ard engaged IN
the rebellion, is not eligible to the Convention. q
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