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Domestic Markets.
NOON DISPATCH.


New YoRK, August 23.-Stocks dull and de-
clining. Money, 5. Gold 1i0!. Exchange, Time,
81; sight, TO- go coupons, 1881. Tennessee Skies
new issue. Gi.. Flour loal5c. lower. Wheat Ia
&c. lower. Corn quiet. Oats dull and non,inally
lower. Pork lower, s23 40n23 50. Lard firm 13a
lac. Whiskcy steady. Cotton quiet, CSC. Ercighta
quiet. Turpontino steady, 5sAa5sc. Rosin firm,
common strained, 81.
EVENING DISPATCH.
New YORK, August 23.-Flour State 81 40s1l GO;
Southern lowor, 80 9oa14. Whcat dull; now South
ern red, s2 30l2 35; whitc and red mixed, 81 35;
whte Southern, 50 10. Corn CLOSED dropping;
mixed Western, 81 i1a1 13i. Oats 2a3c, lower; rc@
Southern, 75aS0c Pork heavy ut s23 49, Lard
less active 12IaI4c! WhiBkey more active, 3Ga40c
Cotton quiet and dropping at 2Sc. Rice dull.
Sugar firm. Coffee and Molassos dull. Naval
Stores quiet and unchanged. Tallow stoady at III
a12sc. Freights quiet and dropping. Stocks
strong. Money, per cent. Gold, 141. 1862
coupons, 118l. n,.@.
BALTIMORE, August 23.-Cofleo dull. Flour firm
and scarce; prices unchanged. Wheat scnrco
and active; White ranges from 81 95 to SO 81
Corn lower; White 81 08asl IS; Yellow Il 1G
Oats lower; good to choice 5saG5 closing at co
for primo bright; Interior 4Oais. Sugar firm !;
Provisions steady an unchanged. Whiskcy ntmi-
nal; free %; in bond 90a85. s... B:
CINCINNATI, August Flour. steady! Corn
scarce; mixed 90a92; white 9G. Bulk provisions
hrmcr but sales small. Mess Pork S2f. Bacon
shoulders 12Ial2A; clear sides lG. Lard 49,
WILMINGTON, August 23.-Cotton stoaly ut $50
D. Spirits Turpentino quiet at 52@53t. Rosin
stondy at *3OODsIO0.
MOBILE, August 23.-Alarket nominnIIy, .2iB for
low Midlling Receipts 4s balos. Sales of tho
week $50 bales. Receipts 207. Exports 5as. Stock
$3.50.
New ORLEANS, August 29.-sales Of Cotton to-
day $50 bales; dull; nnchanged; Low lIiddlings
2Gi. Receipts Of tho week. Ss7; exports Of tho
week, 1853. Stock, 1878. sugar quiet and firm;
only rotail business; choice Louisiana 1Ga.
Louisiana Molasses 60. Flour-Superhne s9 Corn
active; Whito Mixed 81 20; whito 81 25. Oats firm
at 70. Pork quiet and firm, at 2Ga26h. Bacon
Shoulders 13ial4; clear sidcs IS. Lard quiet and
unchanged. Gold 1sola140. Sterling 53a55. New
York Sight Exchange premium. ,u
AUGUSTA, August 23.-Cotton dull; prices I'M
changed. Sales +8 balcs. Middlings 25. Wcsthei
clear and hot. ~
SAVANNAH, August 2s.-Cotton quiet and steady.
Middlinga 2Gc. Receipts III bales
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ns-ClRCULAR CHURCH.-IN CONSEQUENCES.
OF the Atsonco ut the PASTOR tho regular sab,, Ser
Vices Of this Church will DO suspended until further mn
tice Thu exercises OF to Sabbath School ami ihu The,
aay afternoon Lecture will DO continued ns uslaL
August 81
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Marine Intclliucncr,

New OnLEANs, August 23.--Thc schr. Loite
Wells, Of Mobile, from Minatitlan to New York,
wont ashore in gale on the l0!li of July, between
Froutcra and San Pecho, in the Gulf of Campea-
civ. NJ lives lost
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The Indian War.

ST. LOUIS, August 13-Rumors afloat that
tho Knnsas mtln arc cut Oft from Fort Hayes.
Gov. Baker, of Nebraska. has just returned from
tho Big Blue, and reports clovcn mon killed.
twcnty-four horses stolon, and hfty-four farm
houses deserted.
There was over $4,000 acres Of land entered in
the Omaha district in July.
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PRICE FIVE CENTS
SPECIAL NOTICES,

40 SOTICE.-SHIpPEltS PER STEAMSHIP
MANHATTAN. for Now Xorf. requested 10 send in
their BillH OF Iading for signature at tho Office ~
CoURTENAY TRENHoLM. Agents. No. - East Bay.
by D O'Clock A. NJ. Thir Ddy August a
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registration In North Carolina.

WILMINGTON, August 2s.-Registcrcd to-day ::
whites, Gs colored 56. Total in Third Ward for
two days: 1876 whtos to 229 colorcd EThc Rcpubli-
cans nre becoming alarmed lest n negro should DO
elected Mavor Of this city. The Southern whites
are denounced because they did not register.
Northern men, who arc Conservatives, begin To
that, without Souhe party OF moderate
views, the State must be given mp to negro domi-
nation. Northern mon hero admit thst the whites
must now yield to negro suffrage, hut that The
negro race, hko tho Indians must give place to
tho superior intelligence of tho white man. Tho
intelligent Radicals here do not pretend TO insist
that tho blacks onght t3 be invested with the
rights which are accorded to them BY the lomi-
naIt party.
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nB-NoTICE u MARINEks.-C CAPTAIN
AND PILOTS Wishing TO anchor their vessels IN Ashley
River arc requested not to do nyhcro within dircc,
range Of tho heads OF tho SAVANNAH RAILROAD
WHARVRs. on Tho Charleston and st. Andrews aide Of
tho Ashley River; By which precauon contact with the
Submarine Telegraph Cable will bo avoided.
s. C. TURNER, Il. NJ
Harbor Masters oflce Charleston. February O. 1896
February7
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SPECIAL N0TIcEs.

as-oRPliAN HOUSE CIIApEL.-rIIE REV.
/" q. LofALL will perform Divine Service In this
Chapel T"-N0rroV .lernoon asth ins q, 1--we oCtoct.
August 20
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~ ARTIFICIAL EYES.-ARTIPICIAL HU.
MAN EYES mado to order md inserted by Drs. +
BAUCH and p aoUGLEMANN tformeriy employed b,
RoIssoENEAu, Of Parisl No. 500 broadway. New York.
April u ,vr
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a5'fhc Relatives, I'rirnda mud hcqunint-
anres Of Slr. an,l Mrs TEscKES. Sir. aud Mrs. KorEn
Mr. and Mira. SuI0Sponr and Air. ArUExEs nrc respect
fully Invited to attrl tho Funeral of AAIANDos THEo-
DoRE rIENCKEN. from the Mount Pleasant whaiL al
hsiEpast Twelve O'clock To-Day. August a
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as-A YOUNG LADY RETURNING TO HE 1
country home. after sojourn OF n few monihs In T. :.
city wns iraly recognized by her fricnds. In place
coarse rustic. flushed face. sho had soft ruby con
pierion OF almost marble smoothuess, and instead.
tw: Hhc really appeared but eighteen Upon 10
qulry as to lie OF great change she plain,
told them that ahe used tho CIRCAssIAN BALM arL
considered nh invaluable acquisition any lady toilet
By It's usa any Lady Gentlemen improve their per
sonal appearance hunIed iold It is nmple In Il,
combination as Nature herself Is aImpls yet unsurpass
cd In its efficacy in drawing impurities om also heal
ing. cleansing md seiutiing akin and complexion
By It's direct Iction tho cuclc 1t draws from all its
impurities. kindly healing the same leaving the sur
face as Nature intended should bo-cIear soft smooth
and beautiful prcc sI. sent by Mall or Erpresa on re
Scipt Of an ORDER by
". l. CLARK CO., Chemists,
No. West Fayette Street, syrncuse, N. Y.
Tho only American Agents for the sao OF tho saue
MARCH, 80 1y
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Hs-A LADY OF UNDOUBTED CHEMI CAL.
SKILL, HAS RECENTLY PERFECTED oHEvALIRR's
LFE FOR THE HAIR.-N positively restores gray hair
N s original color aud youthful beauty; inparts Mfe
strength and growth to the weakest hair stops falling
out at once; Keeps the head clean 10 unparalleled as
embarrassing Sold by all druggists fashionable hair
drcssers and dealers u fancy goods The trade supplied
BY the Wholesale druggists.
SARAH A. CHEvALIER, N. D.,
June stuih emo Now York.
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The Tallahassee tPla.) Sentinel HasB: '"Ono day
last week o whito woman, batefooted, passed. oul
Office, carrying o bag Of meal on her shoulder.
sIle was leading beautiful CALI about q year old,
on whose back was anddlod another bag Of moal.
Tho calf secmcd as tractallo as pointer dog, fol-
lowing it's loader without tightening tho string.
Tho woman's faco woro nm expression which said,
resolutely and cheeffully, accept tho situation.
Hero 10 o picture for you, drones and loarers .o
tho masculine genderl That woman win bo re,
constructed now long before somo Of you.'
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nS TCHEL0R's HAIR DYE.-TIIIs
SPLENDID HAIR DYE Is uo best in the world. The
only TRUE aud perfect Dye-hArmless reliable. instal-
hnroua. No disappointment No ridiculous tnts
Natural Black Brown Remedies tho Il, efIcots Of a
Dyes Inrigorntes tho hair. leaving soft and beautiful
Tho genuine is signed William 4. Bachelor All others
arc mere limitations and should bo avoided Hold By ali
Druggists and Porfumers. Factory. No. 81 parcley
street, Now York.
n5- BEWARE OF A COUNTERFEIT.
lleccmber 10 -,
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MILITIA OFFICERS ROT ENTITLED 10 york-wo
publish for general information tho following
circular:
HEADQUARTERS MILITARY PosT OF DARLINGTON.
DARLINGTON, 8. c., August Is, 1867.
t0ircutar 10 boards OF Ieyisration]
am instructed by tho Major -Goneral command
ing to inform you thHt officers Of tho mitin upon
whom doyolvod tho execution OF the patrol lnwa or
othcr general laws relating to tho domestic order
Of tho State and tho government Of slaves therein
having hereby assumed and performed diviI ftinc-
tiOns. are dcemed civil officers within tho meaning
OF the Acts Of Oongross, AND any ouch officer hav.
ine afterwards taken part In the rebcllon os who
Aided or nb6tt6d persons engaged III rebellion ia
excluded from registration as voter. ..h'
II. 8. HAWKINS,
Captain 9Th Infantry Commanding.l
We arc free to confess that tho throad OF the ar
Humont Is too finely spun for our comprehension.
Tho class Of persons thus dlsfranchiscd wcro
State military officers; their dutles worc umbrnced
in what was known as tho militia law they werc
as essentially military duties as are the dntios o
splcSet: u is construction excessively strained
by which this largo class of citisons, some Of whom
bold commissions fifty yoars ago arc excluded
ron mrt tnS privilege OF voting. L,,, :,
sians altor no."-Dartngtoa SouMrner.
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De- CONS1GNEES PER STEAMER FALCON,
from baltimore. hereby notified that thu Steamer is
7h1 Day dfHrharginR carg' al Pier No. Union wharves
AL goods uo, taken away at sunset will romain on
The Wharf at Conslgnecs risk.
August ~ MORDECAI 4 CO. Agents
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aD- The Friends nnd Acquaintnnccs OF
Captain nn,l Mrs JESSE H. IonsrY, aud their Mother
Mrs l." ~ HonsEf. arr respectfully invited 10 sttend
tile Funeral Scrricrs OF tho INFANT DAUGHTER Of tho
iorirr NJ their residence. Of Queen and Trapan
p'rccs. ut huli-pasl Five O'Clock This .iJterIoon.
August 81
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az THE GRAvEST MALADIEs OF YOUTH
AND EARLY MANHooD.-HowARD ASSOCIATION
ESSAYS, on The Psychology OF the Passions, and the
Errors Abuses aud Diseases peculiar to tho .go
man. with Reports on now methods Of treatment en-
pioyed In This institution. Sent in scaled letter en-.
relopea. FREQ OF charge.
Address Dr. J. SKILLIN HOUaHTON
Howard Association, Philadelphia Pa.
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Co THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
DARLINGTON DISrRICT.-IN EoUITy.-p Il. BACoT
AND T. l.. DACoT, Administrators PETER A.
lIAcoT. rs. THE HEIRS AND CREDITORS OF pETEl,
). bAcoF-Upon hearing tho plcadings In tha case 4,
IT, OH m'uon OF '" w. HARLLEE. Complanants' solici.
or ordered that s aud singular tho crrnrs Of the late
Peter s. Dacot. Co,npaluants Intestate ts rrouIrc,
To hle sni provo their respective demands md dcbta IL,
Judgments nnd otherwise against tie sail Incsatc be
foro tho Commissioner of this Court by or before tho
FIRST day OF November next and default thereof That
thcy bo debarrcd from Tho benefit any ,ccroo 10 b
made thercin and thnt the Commiaeioner Of this Court
do advertise this order once month In the Darlington
S"nfheTntr AMI tho Chsrleaton Duly Sers, until tho
ssid arst day Of November nc1t.
Tho above Is true copy from tho original oripr ns,e
In the above case 18th OF February. 1867
A. F. EDWARDS, G. l.. D. D.
coninllosoncrs once. Darlington c. H. February ~.
1867. s3Gn Eobru.-,,..
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MANHATTAN. for Now Xort. requested TO solld in
their Bills OF Ladng for signature at tho ofIcs uf
CoURTENAf TRENnoIM. Agents. No. - East Bay.
by O'Clock A. NJ. Thir Ddy. August a
De- CONS1GNEES PER STEAMER FALCON,
from baltimore hereby notified that steamer is
7hi1 Day dfHrlarginR carg' Pier No. Union wharves
AR goods not taken away at sunset will romain Oh
the Wharf at Conslgneos risk
August ~ MoRDECAI & CO., Agents.
Sd NOTICE.-MR B. RIOI.S HAVING MY
Power OF Attorney will act for mo during my absence
from the State. W p HALL
Charleston. Angus, 2l. 1907. > August 2s
aS-ESIATE HOTICE.-AI.L PERSONS HAy.
mo claims against tina Estate OF the ,atn j. HENDEK.
SON BENTT will present tleni duly attestcd and au
PERSONS indebted thrre;o will make payment 10
HARRIET D. BENTZ,
Qualified E1ocutrix.
hockvil'c, August ID, 1867. ~ August 10
as-TEIE ATTENTION OF THE FIRE DE
rAitrMRHr Is calet to the following regulations
Any Volunteer Engine running any payment In
either tho Upper Lowor Wards whore tho street IL
paved. shall pay Emo Of Finy Dollars and any Ward
Engtn" committing the ooncu their pay shall be
stopped Tho sau,o rule shail bc applicable to Tie
Markets.
Every volunteer ETginc Company shall hayo either
bollH or gong aiclled to their Engine or ee aud a
same shall not be- mufapd. either going or returning
from oil alnrm cf fire. The rule shall be appca-
bio 10 Ward Engines, but Engine shall return from
arc faster than walk.
No two Stoamors shall work at Tie came Fire We'll
Ono volunteer Hnnd Engine may draw water from sams
Non ~hero Steamer is drawing and II two Hand En-
gnes nj Flro wcllno Steamer shall bo a,lowoa 10
use tho Raine.
Two or more Steamera may draw water from Drain
Pit. H. n sTpopr1
August 40 tuert ,,1 s,n,
as- CHIEF QUARrERMAsTEKs OFFICE,
SECOND MILITARY DISTRICT, NORTH AND SOUTH
CAROLINA. CHARLEsToS. =. e.. AUGUST II, 1867
SEALED PROPOSALS will bo received II this ofB,e
until IL O'Clock NJ on Monday. the 10th day OF sopten
ber 1867 nj which limo they will be opened for tho pur
chaBo OF tho following property. viz:
Wreck OF steamer BOSTON, In Ashepoo River
Wroct OF steamer GEO. WASHINGTON, Ia Coosaw
River.
Wreck OF steamer CHASSEUR. In Rcull Creek
Wreck OF steamer RANDOLPH, III Charleston Hurbor
Wreck OF steamer ETIwAN, In Charleston Harbor
Wreck OF htcamcr RUBY. In Light House Inlet
Bddors Will state the amount offered for each vre, l.
The wrecks Will DO sold separately and the highest
bidder. unleas such bid be doomed unreasonable.
Proposals must be addressed to the undorsigned and
marked Proposals for purchase Of wrecks"
r. .. TYLER,
BreSot Major.Qeneral, Chief Quartermastar
Deputy Quartorm ster- General u q. A.
August 10 os
as- BATCHELOR's HAIR DYE.-TI1s
SPLENDID HAIR DYE Is uo best in the world The
only TRUE and perfect Dye-hArmess reliable inatal.
hnrous. No disappointment No ridiculous tnt..
Natural Black or Brown. Remedies tho III ocos of Baa
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aS-ESTATE HoTICE.-ALL PERSONS IIAy.
lN claims against tina Estate Of the ,atn j. HENDEK
SON bENTH will present them. duly a,tesed AMI au
persons indebted thrreio will make payment 10
HARRIET u. BENTZ
Qualified EIocutrix.
Rockville. August id, 1867 ~ August 10
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Sd NOTICE.-MR B. RIOLS HAVING NY
Power OF Attorney will act for mo during my absence
'roin the State. ". +. HALL.
Nha'Hsi"n. Angus, H. l8I7. August 22
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or THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
DARLINGTON DIsrRICr.-IN EQUITY-B. W. ED.
wAlsDs, Ai,niuisIrat'r T. L. H0wLE rI L. g. HowLE,
JAMES p. WILSON AND oTHERs.-DILL FOR IN
JUNCTION. ACCOUNT AND RELIEF.-It is ordered
thnt tho CREDITORS OF THOMAS E. mowLE. deccased.
bo onoinod from proceeding their claims at
Law agninBt the complainant, and that they Ito provo and
osablsh their deman In against the said HowLs beforu
tho Commissioner Of this Court boforn thu rs day
of December neIt and In default thereof thai They bu
barred tho benefit Of any decree to be pronounced
herein.
The above In true copy from tue original order made
In tho above stated case. 18th February, 1867
A. F. EDWARDS, C. f. D. D.
Commissioners onlcc Darlington G. H.. Fob ~. 1897
EFobruary q au
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DE- THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
DARLINGTON DISTRIcT-IN EQUTTY-uANNAH j.
hAff. Administrative. re-. ELLEN f HART. JOHN
WITREnSPOoE, e dt-BILL FOR INJUNCTION
ACCOUNT AND RELIEF-I La ordered that TIM credit
ors OF JOHN L. HART bo cpJoined from proceeding to
recover their claims at Law against tho complainant and
That thoy do provo and establish their demands against
tho said John L. Hart, before tho Commissioner OF
this Court on or before tho arst day Of November next
aud In doaut thereof that they be barred from tho ben
eht OF any decree to be madc herein.
II la also ordered that copy OF this orlcr be published
at fcast onco week until tho rst day OF November ucrt
In tho Darlington Souherner aud the Charleston Dov
EeIcf
Tho above is true copy from the original order made
In tho sbore case, 18th February. 1867.
A. +. EDWARDS, G. E. d. d.
CohNIssIoSEn's OYrIoE, Darlington C. a. February
~, 1867. s3on Febr,,rv q,
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VOLUME VINO. 62'
TELEGRAPHIC.
washington News.

"nshlnE(Oh Nc"H
WASHINGTON, August 23.-lt is said Tie ram
Stoncwnll put into Norfolk in sinking condition
In crossing flooded c,cck here, IL stage
upset and three latlios were drowned.
President buchanan is recovering. Stevens is
reported becoming alarMinEy feeble.
Tho military authorities arc nrIuins tho ctiycns
in tho vicinity of Fort Setgwick fol tho protection
Of tho post.
Tho cholera is raging among tho Scn,inoles
Denver papers say Forts Keno and Kcarry arc
bosicgcd.
Tho cholera 10 rcporlcd malignant ut Shawnee
Town, Illinois.
to s575,OOO.
y train on tho Annapolis Railroad went into u
culrort, killing tho cngiueor fireman ind n boy.
scveal passengers injured, and the train
took fire.
Tho Turkish Ambassador WAS officially pre-
sentcd TO tho President to-day
The Cabinet was in session from IL to 9
o'clock.
The pressure on the President for Cabinet
changes, is increasing. Tho following Ia repre-
sentcd as the conclusion of Sirkcs argument,
supporting his order Number 10:
"f the United States Courts in the robal States
be allowed to control the military authority, the
execution Of tho Reconstruction Acts will, for OBJ
'ious fcaSo'tsJ sYbOH DccOiue SU;n0 Ot
these Courts will begin by declaring tho Acts Of
Congress void"
Tho following statement in relation to don.
Sicklcs' Order No. 10, md tho Executive ordcr
thercupon, will correct currenL misrepresentation.
''0n The 14th instant tho instructions sent to
General Sicklos, excepting Unitod States Courts
from tho operation OF military orflors wcro sua-
pondcd until his report and views upon tho matter
could bo received. On the 18th tho Commanding
Officer Of Wilmington reported that the Attorney
Goneral had instructed Tho Marshal Of North
Carolina to proceed to enforce executions Of tho
United States Court, threatening prosecution
against persons preventing him. Instructions
were issued TO Col F.ank at Wilmington by Gen.
Sickes not to permit the order Of Rny Court to be
enforced in violation Of existing military orders,
and to report fully upon caBcs pondug. These
occurrences having boon reported TO the War De-
partment, the instructions originally sent to Gen.
SickleB have been withdrawn"
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LETTER OF GENERAL POPE.

Pla following is General PorEs letter to General
GRANT, which hes been awaiting publication for
several days, but been crowded oub till now by a
press of other matter:
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ShlPPiN Nc.
FOR BALTIMORE.

THE SUPERIOR SCHEW STEAMSHIP
f IA L Q . M
E @. REED, ConA,spru.
WILL SAIL FOR THE ABOVE PORT, ON TUES
w DAY, 21th inat at * O'Clock p. Al, from Pier
No. I, Union wharyes -
For Freight or pasRaRe having good cabin accomno-
datons, apply TO COURTENAY & TRENHOLM
august ~ Union wharrea
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MILITIA OFFIcEnB ROT ENTITLED TO YorE.-wo
publish for general information tho following
.Ioi. u
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-07-17
[From the New York World.l
ROSrOm KehmlxinR tlne South.

Ever since it has been shown that Sareno-
Howeism is a local peculiarity of New Eng
land, and that the crime of fRticide is eight
fold greater in Massachusetts than it is in
New York, those Eastern editors who were
wont to descant upon the depravity of this
city and our total untitness, on account of
our wickedness, for local self-government,
have closed their mouths from very shame.
But on the Fourth of July, the voice of the
Boston Orator, like the voices of Tennyson's
Christmas Eve Singers, "took a wider
range" and passed over this heretofore per-
secuted city and assailed the whole South.
Everywhere" groaned the Puritanical
Pogram, ''is chaos, social anarchy, while
our ears are every moment greeted with the
roar OF some bri gand mob, and the cry of
some half-murdered man or outraged wo-
man." Thus Pogram, standing on the sa
cred stump in Boston, and reviling and
slanderng his far-off Southern brethren.
1t is seldom, however, that slanderer is
so summary and sharply rebuked at home
as was this Boston orator by the Boston
| Post, which produces proof 10 show that
while the speaker was thus splitting venom
at the South there were committed in BOs-
ton and vicinity more crimes than the tele-
graph and newspapers have credited to any
81 milar erea, anywhere in the country,
on that day. One young woman was mur-
| dered in Purchase street; another young
woman was murdered in Cambridge street I;
there was mob in Kneeland street, and a
man was shot; there was another mob in
Castle street, and an attempt to rob "a hotel
in the same locality the mob was so seri-
Gus that the officers fired upon it; a young
man in West RoXbury, returning home
with his sisters, perhaps from the Boston
| Orators TRADE against the South, was
murdered Te-aff-eIreso- rrrzst- r1riv4-
ed the attempt to destroy hundreds oi
lives in Massachusetts on that day by plac-
inp OhStructiOns on the Western railroad
track. These are the crimes committed in
open day. What unusual license the ma
tional festival may have given to the COM
mission of those nameless horrors for which
that section has an infamous notoriety, may
possibly appear hereafter in the caucus
proceedings of the Legislature, or in DR.
Storee's supplementary volume. But the
local record makes public enough of what
happened in Boston and vicinity on the
Fourth OF July to show that the whole
South on that day was very Arcadia ii
comparison.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-07-17
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