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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-01-21

The CHARLESTON DAILY NEws.-To those
who are subscribers to THE News we feel that
it is unnecessary to say anything as they
doubtless appreciate it sufficiently to induce
them to continue their patronage; but to those
who are not subscribers, we would cheerfully
recommend TuE News as an excellent paper,
admirably adapted to the wants OF The reading
portion OF the public, and we sincerely hope its
enterprisirg propriet9rs will meet the en-
couragement and support they so we'll deserve.
[Cldrendon Press
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January IS

a@ TO COTTON CLAIMANTS.-P
having cls1ns for Cotton seized by the United States
Government, will be interested in moving that COL
". PENN. CLARKE, of the firm OF COOLEY
CLARKE, Attorneys at Law, Washington City. Is
now at the ds House. to take evidence In cases Of
that character now pending in the Court Of Claims
The clients Of the firm, and other persons interest
ed, are requested to call upon him without delay.
January IA ~
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THE CONVENTION.
HELD BY AUTHORITY OF THE
RECONSTRUCTION LAWS OF CONuRESS,
TO FRAME A STATE CONSTITUTION
FOR SOUTH CAROLINA.

Tie hall yesterday presented several evl-
dences of change. The Secretary was mounted
on the platform with the President, while his
subordinates heiI position at an adjacent
table on the floor. Large circular extension
dining tables had been provided for the dele
gates, ard, apparently, as if it wore duty to
OCCUPY seats thereat, q very considerable por-
tion of members sat with their backs to the
President. Nor was the temptation to write
muchly more easily resisted, after viewing the
ample provision of pens, ink and paper provid-
ed for the use Of the convention. Some ink
stands we're upset, and one table broken by
the pressure Of some unaccustomed hand at
the bellows but on the whole the convention
wore far more literary aspect than stranger
would have suspected possible had he seen the
body on the first day.
Below We give several specimens Of compost
ton. Little real business was done, but nom
the character of the resolutions offered, some
idea may oe had of the general drift o. the
sentiment of the convention, and what may be
expe cted in the future.
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~ OFFICE CHARLESTON GAS LIGHr
COMPANY, JANUARY Z, 1sss.-The Board Of Di-
rectors Of this Company having declared dividend
of FIFTY CINT5 PER SHARE on the Capital Stock
of this Company, the will be paid to stcckhold
ers on and after the Goth instant.
The Books for Transfer will be closed from date
until the 20tf instant
W.. j. HERlOT,
Januarye Secretary and Treasurer.
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s%MRs. s.WINSLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP
for Children Teething, greatly facilitates the process
OF teehirg by softening the gums, reducing all In
fammali,n-win allay ALL PAIN and spasmodic ac'
ton. anc. Is SURE TO REGULATE THE BOWELS.
Depend upon it. mothers 1t will give rest to your.
selves. md RELIEF AND HEALTH TO YOUR
INFANTS.
We have put up and sold this article for years, and
can say In confidence and truth Of 1t what we have
never been able 10 say of any other medcine-Neyer
ha it ai ed in single instance to effect cure, when
imelY used. Never did we know an instance of dis
satisfaction by any one who used 1t On the contra
ry, oil are delighted with its operation, and speak In
terms OF commendstion Of its magical effects and
medical virtues
we SD sak In this matter "WHAT WE DO KNOW"
after yers of experience and pledge our reputation
for the fuhment Of what we here declare. In almost
every instance where the infant Is suffering from
pain and exhaustion, relief will be found in fifteen or
twenty minutes after the syrup Is administered.
Full directions for using will accompany each
bottle.
Be sure and call for
"alRs. WINsLoW's SOOTHING SYRUP"
Having the fac sin,ile of "CURTIs PERKINS" on
the outside wrapper All others are base limitations.
Sold by Druggists throughout the world. Price,
only S5 cents per bottle.
Ofices-No. 216 Fulton.street New York; No. 2O5
High E.olborn London, England; No. Al st. Faul-
street. Montreal Canada.
DoWIE Il NOISE, Agents,
August27 tuths6mo Charleston S. O.
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THE LANCASTER LEDGER.

CONNORs CARTFR, PRoPn1EToRs:
@upTISHFD Every WEDNESDAY, MORNING
at Lancaster =. H., s. C.. Having large SUD
fcripton list. it offers favorable medium 70 Mel,
chants and all advertisers who desire 70 eateno
heir business in The uT per Districts Oh inc S.'e;
De-. of odyertis:nc liberal. Specimen copy OF
paper sent on application. AusuS' -
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"A Mississippi negro was recently found
dead in the woods by the body of stolen hog.
On the negro the following inscription was
pinned: THE nigger killed the hog, and the
hog killed the pigger. Selah! !"
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@NOT]CE.-I, CATHARINE HEISsEN-
BUTTEL, wife of William Helssenbuttel, grocer, do
hereby give notice Of this my intention to become
aFREE DEA LER with the consent of my husband)
in one month. from this date.
Charleston. January 7th, 1858. tu4 January7
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Virginia Reconstruction Convention.
RICHMOND, January 2O.-1n the convention
to-day, the sth section Of the Bill Of Rights was
adopted after the defeat of an amendment de-
claring suffrage an inherent right.
A resolution was introduced disfranchising
ex-members Of Congress and oil State and city
officers, from governors down to policemen.
aid nyer
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FOK pALATKA, FLORIDA,

VIA SAVANNAH, FFRNANpINA, JACKSONVILLE,
AND ALL LANDINGS ON The ST. JOHNS
RIVER.
,,Koh STEAMERS DICTATOR AND
En- e - CITY POINT, will leave Charleston
evcrJ Tuesday and Friday Evenings, at o'clock.
for above llhces, and Ssva-n every Wednesday and
Saturday, at 8 o'clock P. NJ.
Steamer DICTA1 Oh, Capt L. NJ CoxETTEB, sails
Tuesday Erening.
Ste mer CITY POINT, Capt 8. ADKINS. sails FRI
day Erenirg.
For Freight or Passage apply on board or at ofics
of j. D. AIKEN & Co., Agents,
Jauuary3 south Atlantic Wharf.
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FUR wRraH1ys BLUFF, 8. c.,

FUR WRIGH1.S BLUFF, b. c.,
BUCKINGHAM POINT, AND AL NTERME-
DIATE LANDINGS ON THE sANTEE RIVER.
~.K-~A THE light DRAFT STEAMER
,1asssss2l5zs 1asss2Sl5z MARION, Captain J. T. FOSTER, ia;
now receiving Freight for the above points and
will leave Tonight 21st instant - ' 50
All freight to be prepaid on the wharf -
For Freight engagements apply TO ,7
JOHN FERGUSON, -
January 81 Accommodation Wharf
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Suffial Nptifes.

aT NEW YORK AND CHARLESTON
STEAMSHIP LINE.-The Steamship "MANHAT-
TAN" is discharging her cargo at South Adgers
Wharf Goods remaining on the dock at sunset will
be stored at riIk and expense Of Consignees.
STREET BROTHERS CO.,
January 81 Arenta.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Our European Dispatches.

LONDON, January 2O.-Mike Meratt, who
blew up the Clerkenwen prison, was arrested
at Glasgow and brought to London heavily
ironed. A Fenisn manifesto was found yester-
day morning posted on the Mansion House.
This Fenian boldness, notwithstanding the
vigorous government measures, excites un-
easiness.
Great pomp attends MaximilGan's obsequles.
LONDON, January 2O-.Evening. .---Consols.
S25. Bonds, 72.
LIVERPOOL, January 2o--Noon.--Cotton
finn and rnchanged; sales probably $4,000
bales. Breadstuffs quiet and firm. Corn, 45c.
Pork, 7e. Common Rosin, IS.
LIVERPOOL, January 2O--Evening.-Cotton
quiet; Midding Uplands, on the spot. 7Bd; to
arrive, 7ld. Other articles unchanged.
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) Our Washington Dispatches.

CONGRESSIONAL PRoCEEDINas-A coNFEhSNCE
COMMITTEE ON THE COTTON TAx-THE COTTON
cLAIMs-THE MARBLE CASE, &c.
WASHINGTON, January 90 In the Senate to-
day resolution was adopted calling on Secre-
tary Seward for information concerning yes.
sells purchased during the war and lost.
The Senate refused to ,cede from its amend
ments to the cotton tax, and Wade appointed
Sherman, Conkling and Morrill, members of a
committee of conference on the part OF the
Senate. -.
The Senate also refused to recede from its
amendments to the anti-contraction BILL and
then went into secret session.
In the House q bill was introduced to COM
pei steamers to carry the newly-invented fire
extinguishers. q
The debate Oh reconstruction was resumed
Butler offered an amend nent vacating the
State offices and allowing the conventions to
fill them. Lost.
Without reaching a vote the House ad-
journed.
The Secretary of the Treasury has sent to the
Senate communication regarding cotton
claims. It appears that the Court Of Claims
denied the power of appeal to the Supreme
Court, and that the Secretary, after ascertain
ing, as nearly as possible, the net amount due
under the judgments Of the Court OF Claims,
paid them.
The sickness Of Chief Justice Chase delays
the progress of the McArdle trial. The trial
of Surratt has been set for the 9th of Feb
ruary.
Logan, Maynard and Brooks, constitute the
House Committee OF Conference on the cotton
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Marrifo.


CURRY-HILLAMs.-Ont tho 9th Of January, by
Rev. r. R. DAaNALL, Mr.. HARVEY CURRY to Miss
ANN HELLAn[S, all Of Laurens District, 8. G.
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Marine Reports.

SAVANNAH, January 2O.-The steamer Lord
Lowell, from Havana ior New York, has put in
here for coal and water; reports heavy north
west gales at sea.
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@NOTIUE.-THES STEAMER DICTATOR
will not leave on Tuesday night. Shippers Of Freight
for Florida will please hold 1t for steamer CITY
POINT, which will sail on Friday Night at usual
hour. J. d. AIKEN & CO.,
January 20 4 Agents Florida Line.
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January 8

as THAT CELEBRATED TOILET ARTI-
Gle known as PALMETTO HAIR REVIEWER.
which Is having an immense sale In all the Southern
States, can now be found at the "WHOLE,ALE
DRUG HoUHE" OF DowE NOISE, Charleston,
by the gross dozen or single bottle. As restorer
of color and iressng for the hair combined there ia
no equal Only 81 bottle. Tryit.
January 1g thstu8
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.M-oA ONE OF THE ABOVE STEAM.
eIIzss5ssHEszS ERs wall leave Charleston every
Moaaay ano Thursday Night at u o'clock; and
Savannah every Wednesday and Saturday Morn
ing, at o'clock. To iching at Blunton on Ner-
Savannah.
All Way Freight also Bluhton Wharfage. must be
pre- paid.
For Freight or Passage, apply to .
JOBN FERGUSCN, Accommodation Wharf.
1R :. -.
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THROUGH TICK;ETs TO FLORIDA,
BY CHARLESTON ANp SAVANNAH STEAM
PACKET LINE--sElI.wEEKLY VIA BEAU
FORT AND HILTON HRAD-WEE1IY
VIA BLUFFToN. f-f
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@ NOTICE., SARAH LEVIN, WIFE
Of Harris Levin, merchant, lately doing business
No. 4S King-stree City Of Charleston, do hereby
give notice Of my intention to trade as sole trader
after one month from date.
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Charleston. s. c., 7th January. 1853.
january tu4&
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STEAMER PILOT Boy. Capt. W. T. McNEITs.
STEAMER FANNIE. Capt F. PEcK.
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VESSELS WANTED.
FOB WEST ItTDIES, SOUTH AMERI-
&fM ca, Europe, and Northern ports We also
IEK18Y offer return cargoes from Cienfuegos,
sSn Trinidad de Cuba, Sc Jago. Sagus La
Grande, Nuevitas and Porto Rico-to Baltimore,
Philadelphia, New York and Boston. .,4-.l
Good rates and dispatch given - -
RIsLEY & CREIGHTON,
Ship Brokers and Commission Merchants,
January IA Nor. 143 and las East Bsy.
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Timothy Hurley (white), of Berkeley, intro
duced the following, which was referred to the
Committee on the Judiciary:
Resolucd, That there shall be incorporated
in the constitution of the State the following
sections, to wit:
l. No person shall be elected or appointed to
any office in this State unless he possesses the
qualifications of an elector.
Q. No person who shall hereafter fight o
duel, assist in the same as SECOND, accept,
or knowingly carry challenge therefor, shall
hold any office in this State.
8. Lotteries, and tho sale Of any lottery tick
cts, FIR any purpose whatsoever, shall be for
ever prohibited in this State.
4. There shall be no Imprisonment for debt,
except in case Of fraud, or absconding debtors.
AFFAIRS IN THE PENITENTTARy.
S. B. Thompson (colorcd), of Richland, in
troduced the following:
Whereas, It has been currently reported and
believed that the inmates of the penilentiary
are maltreated in direct violation of its rules
and regulations; and that many are inearce'
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NEW YORK AND CHARLESTON
For ED1sTO AID ROCKVILLE.

~r~A THE STEAMER ST. HELENA,
,1sgs.s gs.sssaSS=5 Captain o. BOYLE, will receive
Freight This Day, and ieave To-AorToD Morning,
at s O'Clock, and Edisto Thursday Morning, at
o'clock.
For Freight or Passage. apply on board, OF to -
JOHN q. IIURRAY. Market Wharf
The Steamer has beeu detained for the con-
venience ofshippers. " January 81
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January 81
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EMRs. WINSLOW'S sOOTHING SYRUI

TO. West FHyelte-BttItt, DJ 1aCuHe' NJ II
Tie only American Agents for the sale OF the same.
" marcjg Tyr
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FOR GEOHGETOWH, 8. c.
oI-msA THE FINE STEAMER PLANTER,
,EasSsstfiSs Captain @. c. WHIIE, Is now recefv-'
ing freight for above point nnd viii leave AosTo.o
Night, 22di inst. .,.
All freight must be prepaid on the wharf. ,'-'A-
No Freight received after sunset f3rFay5
For Freight or passage apply to ~
JOHN FERGUSON, -
January 81 Accommodation Wharf.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-06-19

$50 per annum. He allowed fifteen
pounds in payment for years subscrip-
ton. This spring it has sold at rates that
would take less than four pounds to pay
for :he paper, including the advanced
rates (S2) that is now asked for it.
In those days butter was decidedly a
drug in market-no demand for it abroad
for want of facilities for transportation.
and at home the demand was soon sup
piled, so that very little cash was paid
for it.
Hiram Soule of Fairfield. recently
stated to Mr.. Whiting that he remem-
bers carrying two pals of butter on his
shoulder over Fairfield Hill to st. Al
bans, and was unable to find a purchas-
er in the town. Finally he sold it for s
cents per pound, and took his pay in fur
mture. This illustrates the difference
between the presence and those good
old days" that we sometimes hear so
much of, and concerning which we are
inclined to think there is little moon
shine -HomeStecM.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-06-19
THE CALIFORNIAN.
farm, Garden and 5itfhen.
yer,nont Butter and Cheese.
ST. Adams the Greatest Market in
New England.

Franklin County, Vermont, bounded
on the North by Canada, and on the West
by Lake Champlain geographically small,
containing only fifteen towns, produces
more butter and cheese than any other
County in New England, yet we doubt
few outside of its borders are aware of it.
The fertile valley Of the Missisquoi. which
stream takes its rise in Canada and runs
westerly through the entire length of the
County, and then discharging its waters
mo Champaign, adds greatly to the grass
product of that part Of the State What
Addison County j. in fine-wool sheep
and Morgan horses. Franklin is in butter
and cheese. Very little Grain is grown ::
no; enough for home consumption. For
merry. before railroad facilities brought a
market for butter almost to the farmers
u"n door, more attention was paid to
raising stock, but now the great staple i,
butter and cheese. Every farmer Is en-
FACED in ii, according to his possession of
broad acres. The diaries vary in num-
bcr Of COWS, from 20 10 100, while the
average Is not far from 60 to 20. The
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9eaaI.
Walter Roben's Estate

STATE OF VERMONT, In Probate Court held atrthe
Caledonia District IS. Probate Office in St. Johns
bury, on the 5th day Of June, A. ID. 1868.
Douglass q. ROben, administrator of the estate OF
walter Roben late OF Ryegate. in said district deCeas-
ed makes application TO said court for license TO sell
the whole of the real said deceased except
ing the widows right of homestead and dover therein
Including the reversion the DOVER representing
said sale Is necessary tor the payment debts
said deceased and the charges of admins raton.
Whereupon. IL is ordered by said court that said ap-
pcaon come under consideration and be heard the
18th dav of juno, A. D. 1865, at the probate office
in said Johnsbury, and II is further ordered that
all persons interested be notified hereof by publica-
ton OF notice of said application thereon
three weeks successfully in the CdledOniau printed
at St Johnsbury before said time Of hearing that they
appear at said time ana place and II they see
cause object thereto.
BY the Court,-AtteSt,
lib ASA l.. FRENCH, Judge OF Probate.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-06-19

CANADA IUsrN"t.-Ihv postage ON
paid letters to and from Canada VS. re-
duced on the lst OF April last from ten to
Sin cents for each half ounce letter. Not
wI,lstanding tins reduction, It j. said thai
a large number OF letters are >iiil irrpa.i
with ten cent stamps. Unpaid letters
only are CHARGED ten cents. Canada
postage includes Nova Scotia and Ncvs
Brunswick, but not Newfoundland and
Prince Edwards Island. To the latter
the charge remains at ten cents
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-06-19

CULTIVATION OF ROOT CRors.-ln
the cultivation of root crops. there are
many things to be observed, and perfect
success is only attainabIe by following
the rules strictly.
The seeds of carrots or parsnips should
never be planted more than half an inch
in depth, and even a less depth Is still
better.
Turnips and beets may be planted
deeper, but no advantage is gained by it,.
Potatoes may he manurcd by new
muck alone, and we believe it j. the only
crop benefited by such practice.
Never plant carrot seed without mix
Ing an equal bulk OF long scarlet radi-h
seed with it and rs the radi-h seed will
be up in three days. you can see the rows
before the carrots are up, and Use the cu!-
tvator between the rows. TO keep down
the weeds. The leaf of the radish shades
the carrot seed, and prevents baking from
the suns rays, preventing many weeds in
the rows, while the long tap roots of the
radish brings up moisture to sustain Tie
carrot seed until terminated.
When the carrots break through the
ground, pull the radishes and weed the
carrots, thinning, &c; the long deep holes
left by the radish will let in the atno--
phere and moisture, doing more for the
carrots than two hoc;ngs. II the rad
isles are noI wanted Tor market, cut Oft
the tops and let them decay in the GROUND
tp ro1rItrn tho ,.orrot-. ,r o+ ~, ..,,i...,.
date, before the carrots are through the
ground, roll 2 light roller over the rows.
which will crush the crowns Of the rad
ishes. without iniuring the carrots at all
The best special manure for carrots, to
be used IN addition to the broadcast ma
nurlng as for first compost, is mixture
of charcoal dust, guano, and >upcr-phos-
plate of lime, and this is equally true OF
beets, parsnips, caulo-rapas, and cab
ba@cs
One bushel ofruta-baga turnipS. raised
with super-phoSphatc of lime, contains
more value as food for cattle, than one
and half bushels of the same turnipS
raised with barn-yard manure alone.
When you make compost OF barn-yard
or stable manures and prepared muck.do
not permit the mass ever to be dry sink
4 cask or cistern in the ground at the
ower part Of the heap, to receive the
drainage, and throw this back every
week on top Of the heap. If no drainaL
appears adj water until the supply Is Sui-
icient 10 ensure a watering once Il week
y oftener
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Auftion and Private Sales.
FOR SALE OR To IF

The grist mill Al ST. John bury Centre ANY good
miller cut of employment will do wen to look 1t this
chance before engaging elsewhere.
f. II. STONE, Agent.
81. Johns ury Centre. .June B. ISes. Il
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Charles Holmes Estate

STATE or VERMONT, IN pT05atc count, hoIl
Caledonia DIslu~t, -. at the probate Office III
St. JOhnSbury, ia said district. on the - Gdy June
A d. l-GS.
Henry Walker. executors Of the last will and te Ia
Charles Holmes late OF PcdCu.im said d.
trlc deceased, presents lis administration account yr
examination ami allowance, and makes application Tor
AGecrcc OF distribution and Partition OF the estate Il
~gT deceased
WheTeupyn IL is ordered ~ said court, HAT said
ard said dplC be referred Oi -Jf
court 10 hr held Al the probate Office ia 81 JJhslLry
the uth day of June, \. i. l-J~ Tor hearing aud de-
Ci-Ou thereon And II l. ordered notice ice
given L. all prfsOl- inter- -t"i fy iEl alton 90 the
three weeks successfully in II" Cdedu:IIH a
paper published AT -. phn,hury previous to said
app 5!Lted Tor h-tI ig. That may .ppraT
SAID time and place ana show cause, II any they
nave why said account should not BEE allowed anu >LCi
decree made b the Court, Attest,
UC-l2 ASA l.. FREN { IA. Judge Oi Probate.