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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-06-05
THE RADICAL POLICYI

We publish this morning . very significant
telegram from New Orleans. It will be seen
that General SHERIDAN has removed Governor
WELLS, and appointed in his place the notori-
GUS rioter THos. J. DUlANT. The cause for
this high-handed proceeding We do not know,
but it would seem from tho telegram, that it
was based upon Governor WELLS petition to
the President, for the re-appointment Of the
old Levee Commissioners, which SHERIDAN re-
moved some time ago.
This action Of SHERIDAN, coupled with that
Of Popn, ScHor1HLD, and others nearer home,
would seem to indicate that the Radical policy
is to be carried cut in the reconstruction of tho
Southern States--thst the policy Of the Presi-
dent--ths policy Of justice and humanity-is
to be totally ignored.
We have lsborsd in our columns to prove
that our people are not deserving of these
harsh and 'iniquitous measures-that they are
heartily in favor Of adopting the inevitable
consequence oftheir failure in the war, and that
they are rs we'll disposed to-day towards the
Government and the Constitution, as are the
people Of any section Of this broad country.
We have stated that the only sure way Of cur
ing the ills to which the South has been sub
jected is to let it alone, politically, and to aid it
by pecuniary means-that it was not wise to
interfere with its local administration, laws,
and customs.
But time has shown that this policy is just
what the Radicals will not have. They are as
determined now, and, we think, even more so,
as they ever were, to keep up an agitation in
the South between the negroes and the whites,
and to array one race against the other in ao-
tive unrelenting hostility. This they claim
it to be right to do, and if the poor South
eYinces dislike to it, and attempts mea-
sures to protect itself from this desp0tis
interference, the Federal Generals are at hand
to enforce compliance with Radical ideas, and
to compel our people to agree to and practice
Radical teachings. And this il called recon-
,tructing the South Why, this is precisely
what the Gear of Russia is doing in Poland,
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and the whole civilized world complains Of it
as cruel, tyrannical and despotie. This policy
is that of the old feudal despots. brave and
enlightened people will never become used to
it. The time will never come when the South
ernpeople will acquiesoe in the degradation
and humiliation to which they are being sub
.iected. Time, instead Of wearing away the
seIae Of outrage and wrong, will only increase
the bitterness of feeling which the endurance
,of6utrage has produced. So it always has
been in every subjected people, and so it will
ever be while human nature animates man :
kind -.-----
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n AL Communications Intended for publication : N
this journal must be addressed to NE Edstor o. ne
Daity Nesos No. IS Rayne-sTea, Chareston, p =.
Business Communications TO Publisher OF Dday
Netes.
We cannot undertake 10 return rejected consussca-
gsfionsiE - - '"-.' -
Advertisements outside of The city must be accompa-
Ried trih the cash.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

March ], 1857.
IL TAvERN-KEKPERS, AND PERSONS RETAIL
"A ING spirituous liquors, within the city limits, who
bave not executed their bonds and taken out the
csrs to show that they have ncsnSc to sell viii be
ported q not complying with the law attar Monday 9th
inst.
Those who have cards hereby notified to have ths
eame placed in conspicuous place in the window AZ
fslns 70 observe this notice viii also be reported aeT
hs aSovs.mantiousd time VIII. MrTH.
T.roh Qsrk Of Council,
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CHI EST ON.
WEDNESDAY MORNING, JUNE 5, 1867.

jon WoRK.-Waih have now completed our
Office so as to execute, in the shortest possible
time, ALL KINDS OF JOB WORK, and we
most respectfully ask the patronage Of our
friends. ~.iF
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NOTICE.
NFTTCE CLERK OF COUNCn-THE FOLLOWING
clsuae Of Section Of "Ordinanoe to Raise Sup
p es for the year 1857 h published for the information
Of persons selling Goods by sample otherwise, who
not residents OF this city All such parsons are hereby
notified to report at this once.
Three dollars on every hundred dollars Of all goods
sold In this city by rsons NOT rssdents by sample or
otherwise" ". b. SMITH,
March Clerk OF Council
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LARGEST C1RouLAT1oN.-Te DAILY
News publishes the Official List Of Lee
ters remaining s, the Posto6ice at the end
of each Deek, agsseea5y to the foRo'0'n9
section of the Neso Posto6ice Lao, as the
newspaper hauing the largest circulation IN
the City of Charlestoa: ss IS a
SECTION And be IT further enacted, Tut lists ot
ters remaining uncaed for in any Postofce IN Wy CITY
town or village, whore . nswspaper .han DO Flnseo,
shah hereafter be publahed once only IN the
which being published weakly ofenar ahal have tae
largest circulation within range OF delivery OF the d
nfica.
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N6N rom the 9io sSGo.s, II % e
we've $1Ss, 1S3 2ss 1esytng nalance ol
8 Sf,s421so sHns ;principal items OF expense were
a. s79 IS for missianEzy purposes and IN AID o.
3eshle sQjet 0S 81. o. - !.
The PsinesviIle Ieisg,gph records eco the cure OF
cass Of oonarmst coasumption n that village Dy
1sn43fSal m .hieh 6 ths M lung was opened
md tube Inserted, through which tho matter
N6hintAe qsSscesss II expresses Sss
thaspinion that tnis new prastice win revolution.
me- ths trestmsnt Of thia disease and open The
d6erot hs,,S Is assoonsitinpt tinptivsn ssAs'
Minister C1arisnov negotiating With the Rus
s ssn Fur Company for their forts and warehouses
70 That another million is TO be. added to the bil
for Wslrussia There issomething yet oPay 70
fssu atsdtritoty ID ORDER but sufacieut for the
day is thESI thereof sWo .haYe an elephant o.
4 ,ndoubted Yalue upon our hands in the purchase
ofor extfs Russian empire, and Let us make the
EMSat of II. ~, TN, se -
,pa1Dadc1 papM ssysS that there are: fourscen
rov.I parks and pleasre. grounds IN or about Lon
ancs stoaal estimate OF charges for the fnan-
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tt axpenseain tn severn Ioyal psIhas IL
and gardens ss are requisite g tnem 1or
public md tha meone' denESea9 nom ..aei tnem
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CURRENT TOPICS.

sunsER is great man, and maketh great Il Q.
lone) speeches When DENosrHKNrs spoke against
EsosNHs "On the Crown" he made mighty
and long speech. SUMNER is . great sdmirer OF
DsMosraKNEs, disdains not on suitable occasions
to appropriate extensively from those classic
pages showing his good taste, for from whom,
better could he steal than from this great orator OF
Greece2 And is not it meet that the great Athe-
nian OF the new world should fall heir to all the
good and fine things Of the great Athenisn or ths
old world MIR. SUMNER made great speech on
Russian America, and large as that territory ID
Mr.. SuANERs speech is said "cover the whole
eround."', The New York Timer says: 'sWe- have
received proofs Of MIR. SUMMERS speech, ABOUT
which We have lately heard 50 much, on ftns Ioes-
sion OF Russian America. It is ofstupendous size,
and ia doubtless the best account in existenee OF
the subject in question. It begins with the dis
eovery Of the country, by the navigator RzHRNe,
and goes down to the treaty Of annexation. 1t ls
illustrated by numerous classical and poedcai quo
tations-by scraps from C1oERo, WEBSTER, MIL
TON, BYRoN, CAMPBELL, GoETHa, and numberesa
others, only less great. It offers us hints in men,
tai philosophy, botany, minerology and interns-
tional law All persons Interested in these Or COL
lateral tbpioe or in our new acquisition OF Russan
america, will doubtless be anxious to see the
speech. We regret that its length renders 1t inn
possible to give it to our readers. It would hll
something like sixty columns, and the Times con-
tains but Afty-six. 81
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TENPUS CURAkDI DIFFER NON IN AkkUN
RODRIGUE's :
PULMONIC ELIXIR SPECIFIe.

THOR THE CURE OF CONSUMPTION. PAINS ~ THR
IL CHEsT AND SIDES, DIFFICULTY u BHkAIh.
ING BRONCHITIS, CATARRH, ASTHMA, COUGHS,
HEMORRHAaE and all affections Of the Lungs.
Ths great revyifyer Ii offered to the public, that AZ
who viii await Themselves Of its remedial power may be
benefited.
II only requires fAir trial to confirm Its Invaluable
agency In dusns through each chaupsl Of the human
organization restored vitality. II 1nytSorates ana en-
buos the Lungs with heahful easy restores warmth.
which II their essential element; rouses the suggsn ve
sells into activity; heals the affected obes; purihec and
enriches the blood; regulates tbs crcuaton induces
free and easy respiration and eIpes through is admin
isirson each and every concomsnt disorder present
the mslady recognized Consumption, and htharpo
deemed hopeless and incurable.
This compound 10 perfectly safe, poesesstng neatnT
narcotic nor emec properties, which are
always employed essentials in every preparation fcf
Couoh or Lung afechon-s mistake which too ofen In
fts Irritating and debiang consequences, only CON
duces to much general dersngsment OF the syse. do
stroyng appetite and creating injurious isryous e1-
cdtemant augmsnting suffering with rsdusnt natal re-
suits.
Under the influence of this approved and invaluable
SPECIFIC the most distressing Cough yields, difficulty In
breathing and pains and soreness subsde heuouhaS0
IL arrested and health and streI4gth reestsbished
PRICE FOR SLNGLG BOTTLE $L&.
Sold by the Proprietor, northwest corner SOCIETY
AND MEETING STREETS and the principal Druggists.
Anril2 "
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| O S T..

UsT, ON THE EVENING OF THE 29Tn
inst, valuable nlagree gold BROOCH, tnlatd with
pearls Should tho same be offered for salo 1t is re-
quested that may be stopped. reward will be paid
for its recovery. Apply ct THIS OFFICH. Junsl
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While Rev. Mr. sPURaroN's chapel in London is
being repaired, he presohes in the Agricultural
Hall, which holds 20 900 people, and it is orammed
full every Sabbath, and most Of the audience can
hear him distinctly.
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F0 R SALE.

EIOR s,A ALE.-sUMMERvILL RESI-
lt DENCE FOR sALK-A substantial built HOUSE,
finely nnIshed containing seven rooms and pantry With
water sttsched-very extensive piazza al round leading
from pantry to htohm-An necessary outsutldngs SCR
with very handsome laid Oh fower garden. On the
premises Is large Store measuring twenty oy hf feet
also Steam Grist Mil In complete order, capable o.
dence can be sold with without the MIL and Store
suit purchasers. Tho sd premises Are within two min
utes walk of the South Carolina Railroad Depot
Apply to L 3, sT0PPELBEN, on tho premises.
May 20 MsS
TNOR SALE, A CARRYALL, WITH TWO
E seats pole and shaft. Also, set Of double and
single HARNESS, all in good order. Can be seen and
bsrgained for cash time note ct thirty days. at NO.
2I lynch street May II
TNOR SALE, A CART WITH "LICENsE."
I Enq!re at No. 12e ST. PHILIP STREET.
May 23
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PROBABLY WITHIN period Of less than three
wears We shall be able to take the sars at Jersey
City on Monday morning, cross the Mississippi
forty-eight hours later, scale the Rocky Mountains
early Thursday morning, sup comfortably with the
Saints of Salt Lake City the same evening, CROSS
the realms Of perpetual snow among the peaks OF
the Sierra Neyads within the next thrtysi1 hours,
and arrive in time for o'clock dinner at the occ-
dental Hotel, San Francisco, on Saturday, little
stiff in the knees for want Of pedestrian e1srclse,
perhaps, but still fresh and flush with the excite
ment Of an unbroken' steam ride Of over 5000
miles. .'.' 49,
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yhg 1ai1g Neps,
NEWS SUMMARY.

A 81
Gotten closed IN New York yesterday at z7ssSSo.
Gold 81. 8
Cotton closed in Liverpool yesterday at Ital1ad-
for Mddhng Uplands.
short honeymoon is reported by Q oorrespon'
deut Of an Irish paper: ga young man, si1teen
Ieszs @ sge, named SUTTON, VINO III naa .Deen eps
ono day married, was sentenced 70 nontns nn-
prisunment fog s. pFessrtiqg his wife.
a nsw suspension bridge above the present one
isto be Quit st NIAGARA 1 90 fsils' snls summer, Dy
oompanxof Now fork STATE eap,1snsss. 6, on 1ne
Apnerican nds tne Andins WIN 70 nesS I4e sa'
and oppospse, snort 1 s'ance a e DeoW sne
sEtnss9rd1 Sp .sK n.aa a'l;.LL p e. 50 s
Mfp pAIaed s tsoefmefy setseans
in the Twet9n AlsSoufn1 Regiment ana iatey ID
destitute circumstances mas iiien nelr 70 sl9r-
tnns a ne nad SISTER VINO married 1,
DEE EpgRshman and moved e Cuba, where sne
died slda lett hes immense fortune 70 ner D,o.ner
Ghe Aopg s1pecsed conference ol ,1ne aoselsn
raa4ssers $'th tne eosernnen' sapau ss .sl
piaoe % osaca' anaA lepor'eo " uass ,iss' eaS.
vssiascsory resnits. re- Inc ports Of 1edao, osaoa,
and Negsso' WIZ % openea on sns nss ., nsaas: .an
neat Inc sapsness 1e = .s.s. - xann,a p''
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES W eAoh 0AsniPAes.
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F 0 U N b.

0OUND. ON THE MORNING OF THE I'd
n inst. q POCKET BOOK. which the owner can have
By proving property and paying for advertisement
June rH s a-i.'s
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-01-03
PREVIOUS DISASTERS.

GROWTH OF ATCH1soN.-The rapidity
with which civilization is reclaimin1
the great West, and spreading over il
cannot be indicated by vague generaJi-
ties. We need the statistics OF actual
accomplishment to get at a realizing
sense OF the present march of our EN-.
pire. We may take one but not an ex-
traordinary example in the growth of
Atchison. destined ere long to rank
among the great cities OF Kansas. In
1855 the amount of assorted merchan-
disc alone started across the plains from
Atchison was over twenty-one millions
OF pounds, requiring TO transport IL
hve thousand wagons, seven thousand
mules and horses, twenty-six thousand
oxen, and over five thousand men.
And to show how this business has in
creased, IL is stated that the freighting
business of Atchison for 1865 was seven
times larger than in 1851, five times
larger than in 1862, and four times
larger than in 1858. Between Atchison
and Salt Lake the Overland Stage Line
employed in 1885, 450 men, 700 horses,
and $50 coaches and on all its conuec-
tions it employed $50 coaches and ex-
press wagons. The country from Atch-
ison westward is, in almost all respects,
one of the richest and most delightful
In the United States,
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them for sale but bid them in herself,
or redeemed them for the owners il
by others, and continued the right of
redemption, opening with the 1st July,
1888, when they became irredeema BILE
and ordered all not then redeemed or
exonerated, to be sold, and taxes, inter
est and costs to be paid from the pro-
ceeds, and the balance to the former
owners or their representatives, If
claimed within specified time. These
sales passed only the interest which the
State then held.
Until 1926 she recognized non-resi-
dence in the State among the disabili-
ties against which her Statute of Linn
itatton was not permitted to run. By
an act passed in 1927 she recognized for
the first time in her legislation, that she
had been granting many patents for the
same land, and taxing each of the pa
tentees with the full value thereof, and
provided by that, or various subsequent
acts, for giving the land tothe one hold
ing the oldest patent among those pay
ing the taxes within the time prescribed; /;
that is, in case three held patents of diff
ferent dates upon the same piece of
land, and each patentee had been taxed
and was delinquent and the land had
been declared forfeited to the State but
was redeemable before a certain day
If the one holding the Oldest patent
paid his taxes, interest and costs within
the time prescribed, he took the land.
But if he failed and the one holding the
next oldest patent paid within the time,
she gave the land to him; and in case
neither of the former paid, and the hold
er OF the youngest patent paid within the
time, the State gave him the land, rather
than SetLH again the fourth time, after hdV-
ing received her JJLSt tar, interest and costs.
None of the lands which were not re-
deemed prior to July 1st, 1885, and so
become absolute in the State, were sub
ject to be LAWFULLY patented again till
the Code of 1850. Such could only be
sold by the Commissioners appointed
for the purpose. When the Code of
1850 made them LdEfuLLy pantenta BILE
again, the air became filled with Junior
patents, and everybody's land, no mat
ter whose or where situated, was shin
gled over Rgain with a coating many
patents deep, overlapping and inter
locking in all forms; aud these patents
continued to issue until the war sepa-
rated our people from old Richmond
and our Constitution in 1868 came in
and cut the pernicious system up, root
and branch. and provided that all lands
then yes ted in the State for non-pay-
ment of taxes, &c, not released, exon
1868, should be sold, and the balance OF
the proceeds, after paying the taxes,
damage and cost, should be paid to the
former owner, or his legal representa-
tives, if claimed within two years
thereafter. Such taxes and interest,
when paid, to go to the School Fund.
Respectfully, G.P. I
December 81, 1866.
TO BE Continued
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Eranklin Insurance Company
nTRFCnORS.


T. H. Logan, II. p. Shnllcross, J. 8. Rhodes,
Geo. Mendel, j. II. Hobbs, Saml. McClel-
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Laughlin.
TIHIS COMPANY NOW HAVING BEEN
j. organized four yeans, and in that Time
done a successful business, is still prepared
to take risks NJ fair rates ON Buildings of all
kinds, Merchandise, Manufacturing EstsIb-
lishments, Furniture, Steam Boats and Car
goes on the Western Rivers and Lakes.
This company offers superior Inducements
TO Earmers, whereby they can he insured ON
Dwellings, Furniture, Barns and contents, for
or years at reduced rates.
This being home institution, with the lar
gest capital and surplus of any company In
in the State and composed OF some
nineiy-four Stockholders, most ofwhom arc
among our pest business men, recommends
itself to the favorable consideration of the
insurtng public, and solicits their patronage.
Applications for insurance will be promptly
attended TO by the Secretary.
ONCE. North side OF Monroe, between
Main and Market Sis, Wheeling, W. Va,
over the Savings Institution OF Wheeling.
= n. g. ARTHUR, Secretary.
SAM'I MCCLELLAN, President.
GEO. MESDEI4, Vice President ocl8
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sEARcHERs KILLED.

One exploring party, when about
seven hundred yards from the shaft,
felt the air sucking, and made every
haste out and saved their lives; but an
other party, consisting of David Stew
art, William Sugden, Christopher Sid
dons, Thomas Nndin, William Stephen
son (workmenl, and Mr.. Jefcock,
mining engineer, lost their lives.
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sEcoNp RXPLosIoN.

a second explosion took place on
Thursday morning while the parties in
charge were in the act of drawing out
the dead, consequent upon the previ-
Gus explosion. The report was like
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TNHIS COMPANY HAVING ORGANIZ-
well known firm OF Cache & Co., as joint
stock company OF
PRACTICAL PIANO MAKERS,
who have held prominent positions In some
of the best establishments OF this country and
Europe. The company claims that their
Pianos combine all the eXcellencies of all the
latest tmproVementSand IL will be apparent to
all that men whose skill and abilities hRvin G
not be less successful when their own interest
and reputation are involved. As n testimony
to the above, they were awarded the
FIRST PREMIUM OVER ALL COMPE-
TIToRS,
by the judges of the late Exhibition held Mt
he Maryland Institute OF Baltimore Md, in
October, 1865. ;.s.s
The Pianos being sufficiently introduced In
this city, and having proved equal, IL not su
perior to any heretofore known. Those nj
want of first-class Piano, manufactured
with the greatest care and OF the best mate
rial, will save Dealers commission, which only
makes pianos more costly, but by no means
the factory, ms above directed, or by applying
at Professor HARTMAN RRYTER'S, No. 1853
Market street, for further information. A
guarantee for i've years is given as regards du-
rability reconstruction, for every Instrument
and Will be kept in tune for one year free of
charge. Old pianos taken IN exchange.
Persons wishing 70 have their Pianos tuned
or repaired will please leave orders at the
place above named, as the Tuner of said estab-
lishment will be here every three months.
febS-ly
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For the HOLIDAYS

SnExTRA FINE MEERscHAUM PIPES.
~ 2 dog cigar tubes fancy.
10 fancy and plain cigar cases.
gros-. fancy & plain Tobacco Pouches,
with the choicest brands OF Virginia smok-
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@. II. DEfTEhS, "a
dcS lSl cor. Main and Union,
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p c. HILDRETH & BRO,

10 AAAAh bAEeets
- - WHEELING, W. VA.
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Shanghai Matches, salt, Wooden Ware DC
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Platform Scales.
seed, GfnSeIiO, Ss1nD Iron. DC. iyIS
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10 BLACKsHTTHs

TO BLACHBMITHS.
A EYILs. "Petsr Weights" patent, the
BELLOWS, aaArndts" Cold Jake)
NISES, . Paisley, Nelson a Co.'S"
BLEDGES, Sledge Moulds Hand Harnmers.
STEEL, Cast and Shear, Round, Square,
OCtagon and Flat. =
IRON, the best assortment in the city. f.i
=. G. HILDRErH & BRO,
% Main street, bet Monroe and Quincy.
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The Present Depressed Price of Real
Estate I'm West Virginia In Markets
abroad, I'm Many OF her Counties----
Her unfriendIy LegtsIatIOn---HOw
Can is be RemedIed