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covering over of an acre of ground, COM
prising a frontage of 2l9 feet on 2nd Avenue.
They are undoubtedly the Cheapest first
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see the grounds upon which the President rests |
his hope OF this change. 1f anything seems |
certain, IL is that the comin,, Presidential cleo
tion will secure Republican Executive; and,
il SO, The only reaction We can expect will be
such modification of the terms of the Recon-
struction act, MS its successful execution, md
the condition Of The South may permit. But it
is not worth while TO discuss this probability,
for long before thcsc popular elections, the
Reconstruction Act will have been executed.
Universal suffrage will have been granted and
eSerciscd-thc Conventions Of tho States will
have been cnllcd-thcir Constitutions will have
been adoptcd-thc question oftheir rcndmission
will have been in all probability decided.
The Presidential election will cit her con.
tinue the Republican party in power (aud if il
docs, there will be no further expectation Of
rcnction), or it will not. Now wc mny rest rs.
surcd TINT if snch thing should happen, the
| party which comes into power will not risk that
power in the attempt 10 undo what has been
done. Such pnrty may prevent much, but
they will undo little. The history Of all re-
dictionary parties has been TINT while they
derive much of their strength from those who
/
policy, if successful, is always based upon n
wiso regard 10 the new interests which rcyolu-
tion has Developed.
But if this government should rnss into The
hands of ihoso who would chcDrfmiiy undo the
work Of the last two ycars-could thcyg The
South itself would bo dividcd---in many of tho
Southern States the popular yuto would be a
large opposition nnjority-in tho North The
Republican party would bc united by defeat
and it is difficult TO SEQ whore the power of sucl
nm administration would come from. Wo mo,
delude ourselves if we choose, by shutting OIL,
eyes TO the future and longing for the past; bu
Il seems 10 us that this last Supplemental Act
and the concluding warning of tho President
veto, ought TO convince us thnt the revolution
through whicl, we havo 80 far passed, hns dom
its work as we'll upon the Constitution as upol
U.S. and that We could as readily rebuild on
houses from the chnrrcd ami ,blnckcnGd frng
mcnls which mark the route Of General suER
MANS invading army, us restore from its presen
ruins tho old Constitution of tho United States
, The question now is simply, whether wo viii
. use such opportunity az is afforded, and sucl
power ms is left us, 10 secure, us FAR as We can
the interests of the South in The future opcnin
before us.
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PUBLIC NOTICE.

ofkiok CLkR1 or COUNCIL,
May 1867,
once OF Of Streets to provide Tor Koep
ing he sreeo, lanes Alnys, and opan Courts In ths
CITY or Chifeston Clean and for othor purpoees IN
hereby pnbihcd for tho information OF ali Concerned
For tho duo protection OF the said Contractor on oon
Hactors (prsr ordained, Ihnt every oHnor ieaeee
occupant and tensnt Of any premises fronting In sny
sHoss lana .ley or open court, shall on oSery day
e!ceped hAyo tho dirt hllh garbage on othsT
oha PLACED front Of Ills her lot In bsfrci Dor or
heap and n :dness for The contractor by the hour Of
se sesen ociosi a. NJ from tho at day OF May % me
nine ooloef, a., rom the drst day Of November to
he nnt daJ o. May following And any porson Offend
oh IN any street lane, or alloy. open court altar the
nours Above named. shall bo subject 10 nno NOT leas
than two moro than hye dollsrs s- e.eh ana e,er
By order lIE !, -I-II = w. r. slfrTu
bay 10 l.. Clerk Of Council
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COZ I'D Communications Intended for publication ia
Mis journal must be addressed 10 he Eiaor Of The
Idily Ne,cs No. IL Hdync-sircei, Charleston, s. {.
Business Communications 20 Publisher Of Daily
Nctos.
lions.
advertisements outside o, he city must be acconpa.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. IsvERyXyHERE,
w Ladies and Gcnt!emcu-$100 10 $3.50 per month,
to soil tho GENUINE CoMMoN-SENSE FAMILY SEW
ING MACHINE Prico only sls. This NfnchInn will
STITCH bnm fell tuck, bind quilt, braid, and embroiirr
Tho cloth cannot bo pulled apart, alter cutting
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terms I" agents. or call ut McDowE1LS DLOCR cor
pcr Fourth and Urtn streets, Louisville, Ky.
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N. B.-PosItively genuine unless coming through
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LARGEST ClnouLArlos.-Th DAHL

LARGEST ClRoULATIoN-The DAILY
NE@s .1,nbiiahes hc Official Lia Of Let
I'M r<nain,a3 IN the iostcdicc ut the end
ot each ,ecck, agreeadty TO the fotloa0in9
sastion ,of The NctO Insto6fce La's, as the
mcspaper hauing The largest circulation IN
The IGHyof Charleston:
SECTION And DO further enacted That lists OF lot
terra remaining uncAlle for In any Postoro In any city
shall hereafter DO published ance oaiy in tho newspaper
which, being published weekly ofcucr shall have the
largest circulation within range OF delivery OF tho said
ollco
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THE LADIES'
MUTUAL AID ASSOCIATIONS

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MADE CLOTHING, suitable for 0enuomop IA.
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oe three weaks frorn dao. - 80. !' o neA' TWO
~ Apply at Tho I,r DVposrropy
January 20 M II Ch.fnsnr:aa,
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CHI A r L E S TON q.
TUESDAY MORNING, JULY 90, 1867.

Jon WonK.-Wo have now completed our
Office 30 as to execute, in the shortest possible
lime, ALL KINDS OF JOB WORK, and We
most respectfully ask tho patronage of our
friends.
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PUBLIC NOTICE.

| r...... ocrAC6 Ot CITY TREASURY, !
DUDLIc NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN That Etsii}yt
the following Ordinance licenses kayo boon preparec
for delivery nom this once. 8. THOMAS.
SIC. l. De q Ordained by ne Mayor and IiermsaI, :,
Chy Council ai'emb'ed That nom aer the Hrsi DIV
and wagons, used for private and domestic purposes in
tho Hamo manner md according the same pruyaIon.
now Of force In relation TO carts rays and wagons et
drynn for hiro. except giving bonds. And oaah auci
cart dray or waFon shall bo provided with badge COLI
tanning tho number thereof and markell PfraSt h ~
placed on the outside OF tho slaft, - "
Sec. No pOrson shall be taken BY Tho Tressu,er
surety 70 any bond under tho Ordinance coneerninR H.
censes for carts, drays wagons and other csrr,saea nm
less no or she be fecholder 49, 49,
SEo 8. Tho following shsl hereafter bo thu rucs IN,
licenses TOT public and private CARTS dra5s v1Rops nc
Including tho horses mules used thereof which sbnil
DO freo from other taxation: - = -.',S
PUBLIC CARTS, onirz, ETC., Oh rnosR Rrplorxp M IN,
gcstfEss WHATKyKR, ron HInx DIRECT ON npIREcr
for eSe3 cart cray or wagon, drawn by horne oI
For oySsy cart dny wagon, drawn By two horsosor
For evofy hack and carriage with two wheols s2o
6or oYery hack and carriage with four wheels $40
with two horsss, $50.
For every Stage or omnibus teIoopt limo omnibus ;,
For evory truck drawn by two OF moro horsos or mules
For every express wagon drawn by two or moro horse,
BREAD oAIrs AND rRrvATE cAnrs, paArs, ETC. p,
Eor every bread cart or wagon, t5. n-.'s'
Fos oYey cart dray wagon used for private or do.
porting Of goods wsrcs merchandiso lumber, or .ny
other commodity for compensation, other directly ~
Indirectly for tho samc sha pay for Nconse tho sum Of
Ratified In City Council, this 18Th dsy of Jsny,rv
u II In Tho year Of our Lord ono thousand sight hun
dred and siItyHtx. 20. = =,
January v. q. aa1Ts, Clerk Of Connect
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NOTICE,

W. tEal NOTICE. .,,.F -a'-t
., OFFICE OF TtfH CHIEF OF po11op f.
CHARLEsroF, q o., May l. las7 y
fBE l!EdULAR INSPECTION OF TILE IOTa Ann
neft o. lns Owners and occupants hereby rcoured
70 zee mat their premlses arc IA good condition and nt
MI fuh md garbage n removed N roouire.i hv nil
npec Other inspections WIN follow EssSi .ifSii"' Si"'
= By order of Mayor OAKLAND. N n 81 "a ,ss fasi
O. D. sIaWAIp.
Chief Police,
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Z O R E N r.
OS r.

T oST. ON SATURDAY NIGHT Last, A
IL BLACK MICH GOAT, will whito forehead; in
good order suitable reward will be paid for her re-
coScry, on application TO II. S1EfNKEN wheclwright
Shop. Meeting street, opposite Spring street.
I oST, ON SUNDAY. A PAIR OF GOLD
IL RPECTACLES, by lady rcturnpu home from
Bethel Church through Pitt street liberal reward will
pe given II lsf Mt No. to KING STREET, opposite CIta
uel oreen. July 10
I OST-A uULI. VERRIER, NAME JACK
- grcyish wlIto COLOR shorter than the other
suitable rewarl will be paid ly bringing the dog to
STREET JnIS a6
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.'" THE CAROLINA TIMES.
PUDLIsHInD AT ORANGEBURa g. ~

THIs PAPER omoULATEs THROUGHOUT TIN
!! mddb portion Of the Slate, and oner1 tho besI
As'uaoo WI 0vcrtsers, Eebruary ~
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NJ Z E n G S.
PUBLIC MEETING.
A M U S E NJ E Mt s.

4 GRAND FESTIVAL AND PROMENADE
CONCERr
HITILL BE GIVEN DY THE LADIES OF THE MIS-
w SION PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH tES J. ADAMS
Pastor), for tho BENEFIT OF THEIR EDIFTCE now In
course Of erection In George street, botwcon King and
ST. Phillips To-HorFoW EreHtn1, 3lst instant, aud
Thnrsiay Errnirg. lst August ut tho Club ltoons IN
Meeting below Broad atrGct. Tho evening will 10 enlt-
vcncd Dy inuso suitable for tho OCCASION.
Admission IS cents. a' July 90
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S T RAY < D,
B O A R DI N G,

R0ARDIEG.-TIIREe PLEASANT ROOMS
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raes In the most central busness part OF the civ
without lodging In private house, can now be lai
For particulars address "X. L. Postonire. May is
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F O r SALE.

TNoR SALE, a CARRYALL, WITH TWO
Seats, pole and shaft. Also. a SIT OF double and
single HARNESS. all in good order. Can DO seen aud
bargaincd for cash mo note at thirty days. No.
II Lynch street. May IT
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C0PARTNERSHIPS,

NOTICE.
FTnnE FIRM OF J. D.. HhDENICHT & BROS WAS
usso!veL on tile 18th May La I, by tho death of hIr
y. ~; nnBhN.chI. - .n u. L. HABESICuT,
July -, i6OI. q. HADENICHT.
THE SUBSCRIBER
WILL CONTINUE THE BUSINESS OF THE LATE
w urn, ut tho old stand, No. TRADD STREET.
Ii. l.. HhBENICHT.
a5-Debts duo tho late Arm must bo IMMEpISTF;iy
settled up thstu3 Jnir *
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DISSOLUTION,
THE C0PARTNERsHIp HERETOFORE EXISTING,
ia ,,a under The namo orr AnSoLD CO.. disoyod
ness Will BIO connuod by tho subscriber Mt tho Old
sLand, No. 2l9 Meeting street. whe;e Mr. A. E. 0ADs.
tho establishment : - n SRSSf' SRSnIm :"
July 1Ht, 1867. No aIo Sieciina 1901
July '-#I' atr .H;. U-'' - ''oNs sNS oIros.
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ALL TIE SCHOOL BOYS have spoken tho speech OF
LooAs-that noblo Indian whose nativo oloauonco
challenged tho sympathetic admiration Of civilized
Peoplo. Wo havo whito LOGAN now, n momber
Of Congress, whose eloquenoo charms that body
alone. Tho Indian demanded to know when q pnlo-
faco in need had boen turnod away from his door.
Tho white LOGAN boasts Of his prowesa as human
butcher, and told tho Democrats Of tho House OF
Representatives that he had 'sput moro Of their
friends TO tho sword than almost any othcr man OF
ms ago In tho armyi" Tho barbarian was applaud
ed. Thus wo 500 tho old Indian, solitary and sad
dened rehearsing the truly Christian deeds he WAS
not unwilling To havo remembered OF him by noa,
terit5; whilo tho young whito savage orul,s. n a
STRAIN that shocks ono moro than q war-wboon
oVor the numbors Of his brethren, whom no doos
not oyon atylo cnomios, that no has "put 70 tho
sword" Tho descondants OF tho Indian arc bnni al
down by tho United States troops, and a rico sot
upon thoir scaips and cars, tho whito SAVAGE I.
aPplaudod for the atrocity Of his sentiments bv
mon who would have all thIngs roel in tho dixxy
dance Of rod revolution. Were tho Indian LooAS
living. hc would rofuso TO own bis very nano, Ho
would know, Indian though he was that It had
become reproaeh 10 civilization. [i q
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on his retreat, md looming al the Crooks who
foreign Powers have rejected tho hv fsaion siano The
tion OF a Crctan committee OF inquiry to consist OF
Turks alonc, tcy insisting upon mixed Christian
and Turkish commission. The Turks will not con-
sont to this until after tho departure OF tho Crock
volunteers from Crete, while the Cretans decline
TO accode Until nftrr tho departure OF tho Turkish
and Egyptian troops. Tho famous Grecian block
10 runner ~ cadi has nlade in tho meantime, its
hHeenth expedition to Crete, lnnding munitions
and provisions, and enabling largo number OF
Greek woIncn and children to escape from tho
Sultan's cruelLica.
western Radical fanatic, writing TO tho Chi.
oago Tribune. ia for bringing down tho yials OF AL.
mighty wrath OIL the MormonB. IIo wants Con-
gross to pass law to mako polyganly "biph
treason" Why not mako IL burglary? However
wo will lot him spoak for himself: "PoIyp
amy IL recognized System OF fornication
which tho Biblo and Christianity condemns, md u
those sonntors at Washington, instead of wastiDc
their time in denouncing tho despots Of Europe
and eulosizlng tho Mexican pooplo, woull only
look to thor own country, thoy would find n des.
pottsni moro damnab!o than any across The water.
cannot law DO passed. making polygamy high
treason, andsuthorizing tho arres. OF tho criminal
IN any part OF tho United States 2-no matter waero
.uo Sfi1ue 10 committed, 30 1t is dono within Tho
terrftory OF tho Union. Pass such low. and Lob I,
bo proclaimed far and near, and vonturo 20 nro.
dict TINT no ono will daro TO commit po,ycamv or,
the centonary OF our National Independence will
have passed away. m
A RECENT CABLE dispatch informs ma lint ;,n
prisonment for debt had at 1ast boon abo,sbod e.,
Franco. Tho Fronch law, in this particular IA now
substantially tho samo as that Of England and n,
tho United States. This lis hopeful sign Of the
rational and humane legislation which has bopun
and Is destined to prevail more and moro. Tho old
law regarding tho debtor was barbarous in tho Ok.
trome. It was found at an carly period, to DO in
compatible with tho litoral and progressive spirit
OF this country, and soon camo TO an ond, Il has
long ainco boon Abolished in England. It's OWL
was Boon and denounced by the frat Pronch reyo.
iuaonists. Like many other hopeful signs OF that
period' u disappearodin in adoluso Of blood. France
which at ono timo in gonuino reforms promised 10
aenievo 80 much, has in reality laggod FAR bahind.
bettor iato than novor. BY sbolIshine this old
and barbnrous law France has put horsolf abroass
OF tho most advanced commercial nattons q, tho
day. Our American philosophers, In contonnlat.
Ing TIP 70 Paris, will have no occasion bancs.
forth 70 dread the coils Of Cliohy. ~
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fFrom the Elk Run GazettesI
GRANT CpRNERED AT LAST!

We have lust seen Samuel Fultz, Esq,
of Culpeper, direct from Washington
CITY. to whom, as an intimate friend,
General G rant has fully communicated
his views. From Il long conversation
with Mr.. Fultz we learn that General
Grant is fond of pea-soup, very; never
uses mustard, eats his eggs boiled hard,
does not eat cheese, because it has an
effect on him, nor corn-bread, because
ofa contrary effect. He prefers Havana
cioars, admits he is exceedingly fond oil
horses. and il he has any choice as to
color, it is blood bay.
On being asked by Mr.. Fultz If he
thought the reports shout Buffers
stealing spoons, &c. had any foundation
in truth, he replied:
" Well, guess if L was of the poultry
kind, and knew Ben was coming along
my way, should roost mighty high
that night. y :.
NV hat - said Mr.. F., "thenyou don't
think him honest?'
"Wcll, Sammy" said he, 81 reckon
his honesty and dogs hair would make
id thin blankets; but mind, l don't
exactlysay he would steal, for you know
Forney and Washburn might get hold
oft. and | must not expose my hand,
but watch the game, or these political
black legs Will stock the cards so as to
throw the money in their hands. AS to
negro suffrage, that is all nonsense. -
Scarcely one in fifty know that the
Constitution is not steamboat or steam
horse. | never was an abolitionist,
never fought for it, and would like to
own as many negroes as did Wade
Hampton. if things were as they were. !"
AS to his claim for the Presidency, he
said: "Some things l am fit for, but
not the Presidency. A hand-saw is a
good thing, but is Id hard to shave
With. am already in receipt Of sew
enteen thousand per annum, have fully
as much credit as General as am en-
titled to, and shall, if keep my senses,
let well enough alone"
sin short. said Sammy, 'you don t
mean to press your luck! | only wish
you had been along the time when /
lost my whole drove at Prindle's, in
stead or quitting ut the right time"
The General contemplates spending
the next summer at Stone House Noun
tain, in Culpeper county, to enjoy trout
fishing and hunting. He has sent a
brace of full-blooded Irish settlers to
Dick Newly, to have them trained for
woOdcockS,