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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-07-03
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Committee Notice.

THERE WILL BE A MEETING OF THE
L Committee Of ArrsnEeInrnt.. At the Once OF
a. II. Robinson. tomorrow SwEDNEsDAYI
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pointed By them will report. A full attendance
\, requested. BY order ofthe Chairman.
s. II. ROBINSON.
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ATION MED OF JOHN
hhhiNhAMMER, a German, age about % years, light
competitor ana low statue, "a Storekeeper, and in 1864 a Carrier
% te E'enanl BuHetin in San Francisco. Arrived in the
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The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1867-12-12
The Alabama Convention,

MoErGoMERY, December 2.-The Con.
venuon adopted n resolution that when
the Convention adjourn it shall adjourn
subject to ,ha cal OF f. w. Peck, Presi
dent, or the Military Commander Of this
State or District; but il not reconveued
within year, it shall stand adjourned
sine die. y resolution to adjourn on tho
4,h instant was rejected. The oath Of
Office, rs finally adopted, requires officers
TO swear that they are not disfrnnchised
by the Constitution OF Alabama or the
Constitution aud laws ofihe United States.
That they will support the Constitution
and the laws Of the state and OF the Uni
ted States and the Union Of the States,
etc.
MoNTo oNEUY, December 3 General
Pope tcegraphs to General Swayne. under
date Of December 2, asking: Cannot the
Convention be induced to adjourn without
further legislation anil SAYS the Conven
;ion is doing incSIculaba injury'to recon
struction by i,s late action This is the
second Dispatch Of The same tenor from
General POPE.
The Conyeuton has not yet fixed on a
day for adjournment. The members de-,
clare Genera Pops dispatch insulting. -
The Convention to-day passed an ordi
nance exenpung $1,000 worth Of persona Il
properly AMI "a homestead Of 50 acres OF
land for the head of each family. An
ordinance WAS passed to its second read
ing su'pendng all the Courts Of tho State
exccp, the Supreme Probate and Criminal
Courts. An ordinance 30 prohibi, maHi--
ages between whites and blacks was de-
featel, the extreme white and colored
delegates strongly opposing it. An ordi-
nancs staying the progress OF all debts
until the i,St Of January next WAS passed.
II is understood that the military COM
manders vii! enforce all orders passed by
| the Convention.
'MoHroouERr, December 4.-The Com.
noitree or the Constitution reported it 10
the Convention. when It was considered
article y article, and variou, amendment,
proposed, consuming the. whole day
! There will be Nt least fifteen or twenty
votes against the Constitution on the fina
vote. - . 7..
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Masonic.

At regular Communication of Jack.
son Lodge, No. SO, A.. f.. NJ. held Dec.
9Th, tie following brothers wore duly sl.
ec,ed officers for the ensuing Masonic
year:
j. J. Whherspoon, w. NJ
J. W. Twi,ty, S. w.
NJ. L. Lemmond, J. ".
S. l.. Strait, Treasurer.
J. J. Graham, Secretary.
We are happy 20 state that the affairs
Of the Lodge arc in n furnishing condi.
ti"n. Tho increase in membership during
the past year has been very large, and is
encouraging to tho fraternity.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1867-12-12
The President and Congress,

There is one passage {'ay, the Char.
lesion Ne,cs) in the Message Of President
Johnson which, viewed 10 the light Of
the events Of The past two years, is Of
deep Significance. The President saws:
"If Congress should pass an act which
ala not only in paIpable conflict with the
Constitution, but will certainly, i! carried
''out, produce immediate and irreparabIe
"injury to the organic structure of the
"Gove'nment and II there be neither iu
"dicial remedy for the wrongs !, infIicts,
''nor power in the people to protect them.
"selyss without tho official aid Of their
selected defender; II, for instance, the
Legislative Department should pass az
"act even through all the forms Of law
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The Virginia ConYention.

RfcnNoSD, December 3.-The Recon
struc,ion Convention met this morning -
Col D.. b. White, az ex-Federal oiIicer,
was chosen temporary Chsirmsn; J. ID.
Bland (back) Was chosen Secretary Mr
Whitley (whiie) Assistant Secretary -
The Convection wes adjourned until to-
morrow. The Chairman congratulated
the Committee on tho peaceful cifsum,-
stan ces uuder which ,hey had met. -,ar
RTcHMoND, Deoember 4 The Coaveh-
lion thi, morning. elected Judge Under
wood President, George Rye. of Shenap-
doah, Secretary; William II. Tai, Of
Richmond, Sergeant-ai-arms; and one
white ard two colored door-k eepers. -
The Rev. William Mitchell, OF Rich moDd,
vas elected Chaplain. Thevote on Presi-
dent gave sixty-fge for Underwood and
'th;rty-two for wilson, who was the CAN
didatb Of the Conservatives ,r,,.il
Underwood, in taking the Chair, said
be hoped the deliberations would be char.
acter'zed by Christian charity for all, and
so much forgiveness and 'orgetfulness OF
past injuries IA is consistent with future
safety. lie hoped a. constitution would
be framed, humane and equal to all, pre-
venting crino and plemotiug education !;
removing unequal taxation and compel
every citizen 10 contribute to the recon
strnclion Of the State, in proportion to the
value OF bis property. lIo also hoped
that homestead exemption would be
passed.
Chaplain Mitchell, 10 bis opening pray-
or, prayed for I-cohfederales ss we'll as
loyal mso.
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labor shall not be less than liNy cents for
a labor day of eigh, hours. .
II. All taxes levied by this order, exr
cePt when snch taxe. are payable dunr!er'
iy, shall be due. aud payable rs foiIow ws |;
One half on or before the thirty first day
OF March, one thousand eight hundred
and sixty eight, and the remaining haIfon
or before the thirteenth day Of June, one
thousand eight hundred and sixty eight.
Any person desiring to pay the whole
amount Of his taxes Except such ss arc
returned qusrtorlv) on or before tho thirr
ty first day Of March shall have the pri
vlege Of 40 doing. aDd shall be entitled to
discount Of Ege per cent. upon The a
mount Of taxes falling dae on the thjrtoeih
dav Of June, QUO thousand eight hundred
and sixty.eight.
I3. No Tax Collector or Assessor shall
receive his commissions until his returns
have been received at the Trensurer's oil
ce, and been approved by him.
IA. Taxes levied BY municipalities, cor
porstions, or other local authorities, under
any general or special law Of tho State,
will conform in principle to the modifca
tions hereinbefore rnads. .."
*%
Bv command OF Bvt. Majo. General
En-. II. s. CANny.
LOUIS V. CAZTARC, Aiio,le Camp,
ACtg Asst. Adj. General.
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Fire.

The Workshop Of Mr.. y X PRrcs, az
this place, WAS consumed hy fire together
with all his working tools and q conside.
rahle amount Of unfui.he! work and
lumber, at o'clock on Thursday morsfa.g
of las, week. The Ere when discovered
had made such headway that il was i'm
possible 10 check i,s progresa--,he whole
building being wrapped in flames. The
Presbyterian Church barely escaped the
devouripg element, which at time, almost
reached the s,eeple. The origin OF the
fire is believed to have been the work Of
an ineendisry, though up to this time no
facts have been deSeIoped to establish be-
yond doubt this corollarv. The loss, at
.hi. particular time, falls very heavy upon
Mr.. p, who is nm industrious laborinc
mechanic, and is entitled to tho warm
sympathy OF the community.
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TERMS FOR SUBSCRIPTION.
The Convention.

The first announcement from Charleston Of
the probable defeat of the Convention was per-
haps premature. Later rcturus show that the
contest has been close ono, with the result
still doubtful. a table published in the Ner'
of Monday, shows vote of GO.O3S for Conven.
ton and l4ll against. Tho two combined is
not much short OF majority of che names reg
istcred, with several localities yet to hear from.
At this stage of the information the result ap.
pears quito uncertain.
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Cruel ! Cruel.f spss sss

What a sad howl in tie dog family
Gen. CASBr's late tax order fixes tho fate
Of this locals canine species. Old Tyon.
ser's canicular is doomed TO disappoint.
ment and total oblivion. Bound TO CO.
nary dohar for tax Took our last shin.
plaster to pay out last year--our purse
was robbed (D yes, # amounts 70 the
same thing, took sl We bad left 1! You
see the 'esuts Of fextren5s party measures,
old Treser you should have advocated
moderation whom your special friends
were in powsri You see the dreadful
results Of an overEealous friendship, old
fellow, and the eslsmhy about 10 befsll
your pos'eri,y. The m ,gn snimi,y Of lha,
non-ecl'psical and sympathetic body OF
statesmen has been disreqarded by our
military heah--apd instead Of following
'u .hb way OF wisiom paved by his pre-
decessefs, lie has reversed the mode and
nov gives lie and prosperity to human,
and the oppo'i,e.to beasts. Farewell old
To0ser! II they had not been quite
so hard on w last year wo might have
offered you little assistance now. Bu,
they raked our las, dollar, and The only
hope left Tor you now is tha, sopo dsliu.
quent subscriber may have returning
conscience. Every dog has bis day !"
We would that your friepd' had passed
on your ease sgain.
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"to abolish coordinate department Of
"tho Governmont-in such O case the
"Prosident must take the high responsi'
"bj,itias OF bis office, and sars the life Of
"the nation at all hazards"
This settles the point Of the suspension
OF the Executive by Congress, pending
his trial by the Senate. Should such a
proceeding be attempted, it will be resist
ed by force.
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The Tax Ordor.


We Pr"''S" S'""cre tue lax N''e'
u "e"' oANHl ""P'S,"R TAX uPo" 'he
Fe'P'' " ~'"I,' N"'''"" 'o' ''' support
o. ''e o."'o Government Tor Inc current
year. Inc "'''' Is 'S'"e" oy virtue OF
'"e S"PP''e' power conferred "Po" '"e
| ''"'''y ''.',.'N''''s ny me 'ecoos'foc
'''" ->''S Vi W" E'eSS' ana IS S''u 10 nave
''''' '''''"'e" WIN g'eA' care an" Ge"o
y ''''''' "''e' '"0'o"-" ,"'eH''E""'" ''''o
Wv "''.' ""'' '''oo''e' " i've STATE
'H'""'' 10 ''''''I ''"" y every c'H
"'"' ''' "'' ARE '"'''tS''" /" '1e oraer' !"
81, -, ,N''''' " '"' P',' ''N' " u" ''o'''
'''' v'' 80 w ,'"''' " '"' 'n'e"''oH
" '"' "'''.''E "o'o"f'''e8 10 f'%'''F en-
o''' '''' '''.'''''" o' .HNeS' as VOL nose
,""' are ""' W." ""P"'u as Tue '"<e7 10
20 ",''S''. "m"'' '''' "'1'r' """ ."e '"'Se
"''''''' % 'e''14"s"' '"N payers ""' oe''
.s' All '"e' "",' se',e '"e' "u'S 10 the
-, ,,,'''' ''' ~ ''','' 'e',y u" P''''','-
'''''' "''''' "''" ''''"' "'' we
that the collection would no, be enforced
will find that lhev have bean reekonjpg
wi,hou, their host.
The order Of Gen. CAyry Is sabs,,n,i.
-. -, nv ''' " T 49,
ture at the last session Of that body, with
some material notifications, We think
the provisions Of Tho order are in some
respects more iuGiciou, than the Act Of
1866. The, principal changes are. that,
on real estate the fax Is twentv five CANA
on every one hundred dollar, Of value,
instead Of thirty cents las, wear. On
manufactured articles, twenty cent, on
every one hundred dollars, ricc one dol.
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T. q d A h.
Our Advertisers.

HAssEtTINr " CHAFeE-Dry Goods,
Groceries, Drugs, &c.
JONES CEoCKErr-Dry Goods, Groce'
res, &c.
J. NJ. SApLER Il Co,-Dry Goods,
Heavy and Fancy Groceries. Drugs, &c.
J. u. BoYp-Dy Goods, Groceries,
Medicines, &c.
TAYLOR, CRAIo Il Co -Craigrille-
Dry Goods, Groceries, &c.
CHARLOTTE, N. C.
3uxbaum & Langley Goods, Gro.
ceries, DC, wholesale and retail
A. Siuclarr-Dry Goods, Fancy No.
tons, &c, wholesale and retail.
Kilgore Il Cureton--Druggists, whole.
sale aud retail.
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Commissioners Sales.

Several important sales advertised in
to,day's paper by the Commissioner in
Equity, will not fail to attract the at,eu.
ton Of the reader. These lands are loca'
ted in one Of the most desirable portions
Of the District.
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The Georgia Convention

Macon, Dc. 4.--Ihe trains brought
large numb Der Of delegates this evening -
Most Of the hotels are faIl and the prosl
pect "a COOL for a large Convention. The
Southwest is strongly represented. .|
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Tho Louisiana Convention.

NRw ORLEASs, December 4.--The Con,
ventjon passed a resolution fixing the pay
Of n ,mhers at ten dollars day, and mile
age twenty cents each way. They have
elected 3 colored Warrant Clerk.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1867-12-12
More Mischief brewing Against the
South.

a Washington telegram reported a
session Of the Radicals in Congress to
hear the rprort of the Committee and TO
consider ,he state Of the party in the
South. The report says that the amount
Of money collected is $4,000, OF which
Senators, Representatives, and attaches Of
the Capitol subscribed $4,000. The
number of documents distributed were
$4,000 One million documents have
been distributed since the origin Of this
committee. The committee recommends
an active campaign for ratification of toe
constitutions in the Southern States. A
considerable amount Of money is there
fore required. They want to put into the
field twenty orators, white and black, to
help in this work. The rsport states
that Conventions are carried in all the
States except South Carolina, where the
shorl time and fow voting places defeated
it. The committee expresses the belief
that Texas will 20 largely for Convention.
-------7 ~ C<------ ..
We learn that Il. j. HODGE, lately convict.
cd Of Mauslaughtcr, at Sumter Court, and sem
fenced to three years Imprisonment, has
through the indcittigaJlo cxertions of his coun.
sci, been psrdoucd by the Governor.
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CHARLOTTE. N. c..

BEEF-Extrs good beef is selling in
this market at cents per To-, hindquar.
ter 4 cents fore quarter.
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The Rocoas,ruction Committee had q
meeting at Stevens room; the majority
held that further legislation wa, necessary
before reconstruction could be completed.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1867-12-12

THG LATEST "AaoEY."-Surrsndering
" few old not9s--paying your neO debIs
With the "Bankrupt."-Prtaiiee.
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Ibe same charter fee as is required Of
companies Incorporated in this State. All
circus exhibitions, to be paid at the time,
CITY dollats per da each and every per
soa keeping dog or dogs, shaI! pay a
tax Of one dollar for each dog. For the
privilege Of selling lottery tickets within
the limits Of this State, five hundred dol.
lars per month, to be paid monthly or
qusrteri y in advance TO the Treasurer of
the State of South Ca olina, who, upon
such payment, Shall gran, iicenso for
the time for which such payment has
been made, but not for less than one
month.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-03-16

PUBLIC NOTICE.
OFFICE OF CITY TREASURY,
DUBLTC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT UNDER
the following Ordinance licenses have been prepared
| for delivery from this Office. .. THOMAS.
City Treasurer.
SEC l. Be 1t Ordained By the Mayor and Aldermen in
y Council assembled That from and aler the first dny
OF January censes shall be taken out for all CARTS drays
and wagons used private aud domestic purposes in
tho nnner aud according to the same provisions
now force in relation to rarts dlys and wagons lot
driven afor hire, except giving bonds, And each such
cart dray or wagon shall be provided with badgc con
aininc the number thereof, and marked Friuae to be
| placed on the ontsidc OF the shaft.
SEC e. No person shall be taken by the Treasurer as
surety to any bond under tho Ordinance concerning IL
censes carts. drays wagons and other carriages, m
! less he or she be q trccliOlder
SEC B. The following shall hereafter be the rates for
licenses for public and private carts drays wagons, &C.,
including the horses mules used thereof which shall
be free from Other taxation:
PUBLIc CARTS DEAIs, ETC., OR TIlos. EMPLOYED IN ANY
BUSINESS WHATEVER, Fur HIRE DIRECT Or INDIRECT.
For every curt dray OF wagon, drawn by one horse or
mule, so.
For every Grt, dray wagon, drawn by two horses
mules, $50.
For every nuck and carriage with two Wheels $40
For every hack and currage with four wheels SiO
Fo' every stage or omnibus except line omnbusl,
with horses, 500
For every stage or ss0 omnibus Except Line omnbus
For every truck drawn by two or more horses or mules
$50.
For every express wagon drawn by two or more horses
or mules, $50.
BREAD CARTS AND PRIVATE CARTS, DnAYs, ETC.
For every bread cart or wagon, $5.
For every cart dray wagon used for private or do.
mcstic PURPOSES aud not to be employed the trans
porting of goods, wares, merchandise, lumber or any
ohor commodity, for compensation, either directly
indirectly for the same shall pay for license the OF
IS, exclusive OF the horse or mule.
Ratified in City Council, this 10th day OF January,
IT, ST. n the year of our Lord ono thousand eight hnil
dred and sixty-siX.
P. G. GA1LLARD Mayor.
By the Mayor
January 3 ". q, SMITH, Clerk Of Council.
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asked him to resign. This he declines doing,
proving most conclusively that the Legislature
had no right - give him Instructions to demand
his resignation. He quotes number Of authori-
tics il support Of this view; among them MIR.
BURKE. He says:
call special attention to the no less powerful
argument Of Edmund Burke against the doctrine
of instruction. In his speech to his constituents
| at Bristol he maintained, with his usual force,
that the representative ought not to sacrifice his
unbiased opinion, his mature Judgment, his en-
| man or set Of men living. These he does not de-
rive from the pleasure Of his constituents; no. nor
from the law md the Constitution. Theysare
trust from Providence, for the abuse Of which he
is deeply answerable. Said he:
Your representative owes you not hls industry
only, but his Judgment; and he betrays instead OF
serving you il he sacrifices it to your opinion"
! Government and legislation are matters OF rea-
son and judgment, and not Of inclination. What
sort Of reason is that in which the determination
precedes the discussion; in which one set OF men
! deliberate and another decide and where those
| who form The conclusion are perhaps three hun
dred miles distant from those who hear the argu-
ments ?"
PARLIAMENT is not a congress of ambassadors
from different and hostile interests, which interests
| each must maintain as an agent and advocate
against other agents and advocates; but PaIla-
| ment is q deliberative assembly Of one nation,
with one interest, tnaG OF tne "noie WnelP lol
local purposes not local preudces ought to guide,
but the general good resulting from the general
reason Of the whole. You choose member in
| deed. but when you have chosen him he is not q
member Of Bristol, but he is member of Pariat
ment."
i he shows that he has been uniformly consistent
from the time he first entered political life down
to the present time, and that it was the Legisla
lature, and not himself, that has changed sides
His defence is most able and conclusive, an We
regret that our limited space forbids our giving
/ additional extracts.
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~ All commentators intended Jor publication = m
gey Dav IN Nass ,ss No. is Haye-stre Charleston s. q:
Bssiness Communications TO Publisher o. Uaas
W. nj undertake 10 return rejected conns,nscd-
Adreri;seeats 5sv; outside OF Tie city must be aceonpa-
MED svith the cash.
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PIO N Eel r
E7 3!ZZll|!E! ,!aiz|

USE THIS, LADIES' AND NO OTHER,
With your PASTRY have no bother;
At oyery grocers you Gun get 1t,
Try box and ne'er regret it.
This YEAST POWDER is used by all frstclass Hotels
wpy into every household where good Yeast Powder is
appreciated. Samples FREQ. Every box warranted to
give satisfaction money refunded. Manufactured by
TAYLOR g. YOUNG, No. 1876 Front street. New York.
For sale by GRUBEh MARTIN,
No. 23G King street.
HENRY BSCHOFF l. CO.,
No. 19i East Buy.
". s. COEWTN e. CO.,
No. 2o9 King street
DOWIE & NOISE, Druggists,
No. l51 MEElI STREET,
Opposite Charleston Hotel.
Jannary o. thstuGmo