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a5, 900 MILES OF WIRE,


Which Will connect all the commercial cente
and important places in the United States
This opinion rests upon the most reliable esti-
mates and responsible offers TO construct and
equip the lines.
The National Telegraph Company Il organ
lied under the Laws of the St.te OF New York
and franch 'ses conferred by an act of Congress,
approved July "a, 1866.
PREsrp ESr....... GEORGE B sENTER,
OF Cleveland. Ohio.
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OfNew York City.
or New York City.
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OF New York City.
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No. 23-Gates & Wood vs.. Holding.
This Court will not supersede an inter-
loeutOry order of Chancellor dissOlving
an il junction, where the compliments
right to relief is doubtful.
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In the District Court Of the United states, for
the District OF West Tennessee. In the me-
ter Of David Msrks, Bankrupt In -
ruptcy, District Of West Tennessee- 8.
To whom it may concern
The undersigned hereby gives notice Of his
appointment assignee Of paid Marks-6f
Memphis, In the county OF shelby aud STATE OF
Tennessee, within SAID District VII has been
adJudged Bankrupt upon his own petition,
by the District Couri OF said District.
Memphis, Tenn, the ID day CT Ju~e. D..
lS6S. WILLIAM Y. GRADE
je3 10 II Assignee. etc.
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In the District Court OF the United States, for
the District Of Wet Tennessee. In The maj.
ter Of Ladd, Cartwright & Co., Bankrupt
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The undersigned hereby gives notice Of his
appointment as assignee OF Marcus SkaI'er, OF
Memphis, in the county Of shelby, and State OF
Tennessee, within said District. who has been
sdiudged q Bankrupt upon his own petition, by
the District Court Of said District
Memphis, Tenn, the sth Cay Of June, A-B.,
1858 WILLIAM Y. CIRODE,
iee Is . Assignee. etc.
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THE
BOARDMAN, GRAY & co.
PIANO-FORTES.
WHOLESALE AGENCY.
1873 Broadway, New York City,

ETlHE subscriber, late q member OF this well
i koOwn nrm, has estabishedss Wholesale
Agency,
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-03-23
agFIRE DEPARTMENT.-FOR THE

@FIRE DEPARTMENT.-FOR THE
better government of the Fire Department, the
Board of Firemasters have formed THREE FIRE
DISTRICTS within the city, which will go into ope-
ration on the first Of april:
DISTRICT No. 1-Ydrds Nos. and S.-The follow
ing Engines will do fire duty in these Wards-Stean-
ers PALMETTO, YOUNG AMERICA, PHGNIX, and
Hand.engines vIGILANT and GERMAN.
DISTRICT No. 2-Wards Nos. and 4.-Steamers
ErNA, PIONEER; Hand.engines HOPE, STONE
WALL, and CITY ENGINES Nos. s and7.
Meetng-street, from Calhoun to South Boy, the
dividing line, East and West
D1srn1crNo -Wards Nos. s, 6, 7 and S-Steamers
WASHINGTON. MARION; Band-engines EAGLE,
and CITY ENGINES Nos. and 9.
Calhoun.street the dividing line, North and South.
HOOK AND LADDER COMPANIES Nos. and
will run to all fires.
The neal of St. Michaeps will be discontinued and
the Wards struck.
If assistance is needed from any Of the other dis
tricts other than where the fire may be, the Ward
will be struck requiring the attention Of engines in
such Ward.
If the fire should be an extended one, and tho
services Of the entire department required. the
alarm bells will be struck twelve times.
The members Of all companies are required to re-
pair to their respective engine houses, subject to the
rules of their companies.
Any company violating the above regulations
will be subjected to fine Of one hundred dollars
BY order of the Board Of Fire Masters.
NJ H. NATHAN,
,,,..L, m TX Chief Fire Department
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Market Reports.

New YORK, March M.-Cotton steady; sales
1900 bales at 24sa25 cents. Flour dull and un-
changed; Southern 50 25a14 65. Wheat 1a2
cents BETTER Corn 1a2 cents better; Southern
white 81 22a1 Is; yellow 81 O6a1 05. Pork heavy;
new s24 80; old s2S so. Lard firmer at 15!a162
cents. Rice firm, Carolina 11a11a cents. Mo-
lasses--Muscovado IS cents. Spirits Turpen-
tine 65i65s cents. Rosin, So, SIS and 81. Wool,
Texas, 21aa2s cents; Mexican Is cents. Freights
dull-Cotton la5-16
BALTIMORE, March 21-6 P. M.-Cotton du
Flour firm and dull. Wheat scarce and noml-
nally unchanged. Corn lower; white 81 08al TO-;
yellow 81 15al 16. Provisions firmer. Bacon
shoulders IL! cents; bulk 11a113 cents. Mess
Pork Is 25. :
WILMINGTON, March 21.-Turpentine de-
clined to 6Oc. Rosin steady; strained 81; No.
50 so; low No. s2 IS. Cotton steady; Mid
lings 2Sc. Tar firm at 81.
AuousrA, March N.-Cotton dull; sales 130
bales; receipts 180 Middlngs 2Sa233c. Stock
1880 bales.
SAVANNAH, March N.-Cotton quiet at 25c;
sales 1913 bales; receipts 177S; exports 1858
bales. steer.
NOZZLE, March 21.-Mirket dull at Msc. for
Mlddhngs, saieS loVloales' fecoiP'o wv oaioo'
New ORLEANS, March M.-Cotton quiet and
unchanged; sales 1000 bales; Middings Aac.;
receipts 11S5 bales exports 10, ,S41 bales, mostly
foreign. Gold 40. Sterling 519a52. York Sight
Exchange par to premium.
LOUISVILLE, March 21.-Superfrs Elopr
So 50a8 rs. Corn 7sas0c. Lard 152a16c. Pork
s24 5Oa25; Shoulders usc; Clear Sides loo.
Raw Whiskey, free, 81 20.
ST. LOUIS March 21.-Bacon active and stiff;
Shoulders 1lac; Clear Sides 15c; June delivery
15Sc. Lard 15Sa16c.
CINCINNATI. March 21.-Provisions buoyant
generally; Mess Pork s24 75a25; Shoulders
113c; Clear Sides 14ac. :::..s-
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Tribute of Respect.

At the postponed Anniversary Meeting of the HI
bernian Society," held at their Hall, OF the 18th in
stant, the following Preamble and Resolutions were
unanimously adopted:
Thrice since our last anniversary hrs the Society
been called upon to mourn the loss of its presiding
officer The badges of mourning for J.olEs E. ROB-
1NsoN are scarce removed from our HILL, ere we are
called upon to replace them in memory OF his sue
cessor our deceased President, WILLIAM q. GIL
LuAND.
Almost the Oldest among us, identified with the
Society from its earliest organization, he has been
throughout its career its WARM friend ind sage coun
seor He stood among us almost the last link bind.
ing the present to the past
Earnest and constant in his devotion to the vel
fore of the Society; gentle and hnt In his inter-
course with all, he won the esteem ind affection Of
its members, and by the unanimous voice was called
to preside over its deliberations. Death removed
him before he was able to realize in act all that he
had proposed for the welfare Of the Society. But
enough had been done to preserve his memory as
most devoted and jealous officer.
Possessed of rare energy Of purpose, and uncon.
querable perseverance, he united with these sterner
qualities an smisbinty Of temper aad Kindness Of
manner which disarned opposition, and enabled
him successfully to accomplish his purposes
His nature was manly and tue-no sopbistry
could blind his instructive perception Of truth, and
no temptation could induce him to s1Terve from what
he deemed the path Of right Throughout long
Life he preserved spotless name, ind love, honor,
obedience, troops of friends, surrounded him at its
close to cheer and comfort old ige 30 honorably
attained. Be it.
Resolued, That in the death of WILLIAM a. GILL
LAND the Hibernian Society nouns the loss OF
citizen whose life an example; tf friend whose
devotion was without measure, and Of President
whose mild rule and calm wisdom promoted the vel
fare aud harmony Of the Society.
Resolucd, That to preserve the memory OF one
whom we so loved and honored, cbis expression Of
our feelings be entered or our Journal and that
portrait Of our deceased President be procured for
our hall.
Resolved. That the Secretary be instructed to com.
muuicate copy of these resolutions to the widow
and family Of our deceased President, with the as
surance Of our profound sympathy with their sor.
row. And that they be also publinhed in the daily
papers of the city.
Extract from the minutes
WM. AIKEN KELLY, secretarJ.
Charleston, 8. c., March %, 1865.
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Our Washington Dispatches.
POLITICAL INTELLIGENCE FROM THE wEsg--rHs
ERIE RAILROAD wAR-wAsHISaToN GOSSIP

Our Washington Dispatches.
POLITICAL INTELLIGENCE FROM THE wEsT--rHE
ERIE ElI1RoAD wAn-wAsBSaToN GOSSIP
wHAT CONGRESS H DOING, ETC.
WASHINGTON, D. G. March M.-The General
Assembly Of California have rejected the 14th
article (known as the Howard amendment to
the Constitution Of the United States) by
vote Of sxty-four to twenty-four. General
Hancock doubts the success of the new consti-
tuition in Texas. A dispatch from Memphis,
Tenn, estimates the majority against the new
constitution in Arkansas at fifteen thousand.
tt is stated that the Astors back Vanderbilt
in the fight with the Erie directors. The New
York State Senate is investigating the affairs
of the Erie Railroad with closed doors.
The municipal elections in Pennsylvania
show Democratic gains.
The Committee on Reconstruction have di-
rected Judge Bingham to report back the bill
removing political disabilities, with the names
of Hslden and Blackmer, Of North Carolina;
Mckay, of South Carolina; and Lopgstreet, of
Louisiana.
The Oregon State Convention has declared
for Pendleton.
The President and General Hancock had a
prolonged interview to-day.
One hundred thousand dollars in National
Bank notes were shipped for New Orleans to-
day. The revenue receipts to-day reached two
hundred and forty-two thousand dollars; for
the week one million eight hundred and fifty
nine thousand dollars.
4 process was issued from the Supreme Court
against Generals Grant, Meade, Ruger and
Rockwell. returnable 1st December next, to
answer in the Georgia case. The courtretains
under advisement the question of the prelimi-
nary Injunction against these parties.
The impeachment managers have summoned
twenty-five witnesses. The subpoena is signed
Witness, 8. P. Chase, Chief Justice OF the
Udited States and President of the Senate, ait-
ting in said impeachment. The formula, IN
cluding Chief Justice Chases name, ls printed
CONGRESSIONAL.
SENATElThe Postofice Appropriation bill
and the Army Appropriation bill were passec
with unimportant amendments. Efforts to re-
duce the regular army to thirty thousand were
defeated.
MIR. Drake endeavored Intellectually to pust
his new rule, denominating the Chief justice
"Mr. President" The Senate then adjourned
The session Of the House to-day was devoted
entirely to debate.
THE LATEST.
TIE telegraph lines are still deranged' Int
railroads North are again running.
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The Struggle in Georgia.
A STIRRING SPEECH FROM HON. B. H. HILL.

The Conservatives Of Georgia are making
desperate struggle to save their State from
Radical rule. Hon. B. H. Hill addressed o
large meeting at Atlanta, few days ago. We
COPY the concluding portion of his remarks:
Now. then, say, fellow-citizens this consti-
tutlon must be Defeated if you have any honor
left YOU. It must not be ratified; for outside
of all other questions it sends you down to pos
terity with a character which no white man
sholild desire to bear, and am sure, no black
man either 1t is for the interest OF the black
man. You must protect him from these ad-
venturers. 1t is for the interest of the white
man. Your honor. your character is involved
in this contest. Let others do as they may,
there is no possibility upon this earth, in any
contlnee eency whatever, Of inducing me to give
NV support to that constitution, or my obedi-
ence. except as compelled and forced. Tire
menduous applause
How. then, is it to be prevented? l, for my
sell. see no difficulty in the way. We must for,
get all former ditferences-we must forget all
n5assion. If + have used harsh language to-
day. it is only to bring before you in all its
behring's the instrument called "A Consttu-
ton for the State of Georgia" appeal to you
by the horrors of the future; appeal to your
hearts; I appeal to your consciences; beg OF
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A WOMAN Taxes THE FELD.-The editors OF
the Memphis Avalanche having been arrested,
the wife of one of them has undertaken to
conduct the paper. Mrs. Fanny B. Galloway.
the lady in question, publishes in the Ava
lanche card, from which we take the follow
ing extract:
ga preconcerted arrangement has been
made to crush out the paper. 1t cannot be
done. During the incarceration of my bus
band and Mr.. Campbell, am constrained to
take charge of the paper, and can be found at
the editorial rooms of the Avalanche, and if
men are not brave enough to defend their
rights and their liberties, trust the paper, for
the next ten days, will prove that there ls one
woman ready to defend the rights and Liberties
which weak and timid men seem disposed to
yield"
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REAL ESTATE IN New YoRK.-A New York
letter to the Philadelphia Ledger says:

letter to the Philadelphia Ledger says:
The advance in city real estate in this CITY is
giving rise to an active speculative movement
in Jersey lots. 1t is said that VIM. B Ogden,
who is sometimes called the Astor of Chicago,
is about to erect four hundred houses in Hud-
son City, at an average cost of $4,000 each;
He owns property in the main avenue, valued
at from half to three-quarters of million OF
dollars. The houses in question will be built
for rent, and will constitute town all OF them
selves, to be called Ogdensville: The mere
probability of such an enterprise being carried q
out enhanced the value of building lots IN all
that section.
In Roboken, which is mile and half near ar
or the city, ownere of property very generally
are disposed to hold on to it, under the be1ef
that the terminus of the Pacific Railroad ls to
be at that Aourishing village. Some building
lots, reclaimed from the salt meadows, and
sold at four hundred dollars each, ten years
ago, were sold last week for fifteen hundred
dollars each. The speculative fever Is also
manifesting itself on Staten Island, but the
nearness Of the quarantine to the inhabitants
is, as it has always been, an objection to res
idence there, and prices, therefore, are not
likely to advance either so rapidly or so large
" as in Jersey.
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Political Matters in the South.

R1cHMoNp, Va, March 2l.-In the conven"
ton to-day the report on representation was
read. 1t adds forty-seven TO the present num-
Der of members of the Legislature.
ATLANTA, March 21.--It is understood that
the Hon. Augustus Reese will Withdraw from n
the gubernatorial contest on the score OF lnen-
gibIity. The Democratic Executive CON-
mittee of Georgia, has been called together to
choose candidate in his stead.
RALEIGH, N. c., March M.-The puohc oeu.
of the State, under the new consttution' VIII
be, on the first day Of July, 1869, sl9,41o. ooo
the interest on which. due on that day, Will De
1851 900, and is ordered to be paid by the con-
yention. Besides this, the additional tax upon
the people of the State, required to be raised
next year. under the new constitution, Will be
sa85 600. both of which being added to the
present taxes, will swell the taxes to be raised
for 1869. by the Impoverished people OF THE
State. to the enormous sum OF S2,6OO,0o0
These disclosures make the people stand
arhast. It is universally contended that it
cannot be done, and the enormous taxation
alone, if nothing else, will make the people re-
iect the new constitution. Heretofore the
State taxes, leaving out county taxes and the
interest on the State debt, have never been
more than sS00,O0
Major W. A. Hearne and T. j. Lee, OF the
North Carolinian newspaper, were imprisoned
here to-day, on charge Of libel on 4. W.
King, of Lenoir, delegate to the convention.
The damages are laid at ten thousand dollars.
They we're bailed.
MEMPHIS, March 21.-A dispatch from Little
Rock says that the election returns are COM
plete; but In few counties partial returns
show great falling off IN the negro vote, and
the majority against the constitution will be
larger than was anticipated. The whites have
voted almost unanimously against it.
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@CIRC R.-THE EXTENT TO
which the adulteradon Of Liquors is carried on in
this country makes it the duty Of the purchaser to
investigate the merits Of the article offered for sale
1t is well known fact that many OF the Brandies,
Wines, &C.. are manufactured from French extracts,
essential oils and alcohol which is poisonous there
by causing many injurious effects.
The public is justly suspicious Of nearly every
thing Put up for sale under the name Of Liquors and
the trade has been brought into direpute, and in
order TO insure to those who desire Pure Arcle 1t
is only necessary for to say that we Import Direct
all Brandiea, Wines and Gins and warrant them per.
fectly pure, as originally imported. '2s'
VIM. 8. CORWIN l. CO.,
No. 275 King.street, Charleston, s. @.
March 18 Branch of No. 900 Broadway, N. Y.
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@N EQUITY-CHARL EsTON, s. C.-EX
PARTE, HENRY CoBIA, JANIS NJ CARSON AND
OTHERS Rs-oRDER.-Upon hearing the report Of
JAMES TUPPER. Master In Equity, 1t is ordered
that the same be confirmed. It is further ordered
that WILLIAM B. HERIOT, LEWIS D. MowRY,
JOHN &. DUKES, E. MoI.ELAND and VIII
LIAM THAYER, be appointed Trustees Of the
RELIEF LOAN ASSOCIATION, with the powers
and for the purposes specified in the petition /;
Provided, that this order shall not be operative
against the Stockholders who are not parties 10 these
proceedings, until after they are called In by the
Master, by public advertisement for thirty days. to
signify their assent dissent to this order. It
further ordered that after the expiration of the time
fix ID for the publication of rhe notice, the Stock
holders who dissent from the appointment of the
said Trustees shall have additional time Of thirty
days to go before some Chancellor, End state their
objections to the sad appointment
[Signed,l j. T. CARKoLL,
18th March, 1868.
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Tbe storm et the North.

FORTRESS MONROE, March M.-There is a
severe northeast gale prevailing, and large
fleet is in the Roads for harbor.
BALTIMORE, March Alt has been showing
for 16 hours. The SNOW is two feet deep, badly
drifted, and the trains are delayed.
BosroN, March 21.-There is severe snow
storm prevailing. The horse cars have been
withdrawn, and the trains delayed.
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funeral ngtiff.

aT The Relatives, Friends and Ac-
uuaintances OF Mr.. and Mrs. THOMAS KELLY, and
of Messrs. PATRICK and PHILLIP BRhDY, are re-
specifully requested to attend the funeral of Mr.
THOMAS KELLY, from his late residence. Pinck-
ney street, This Afternoon at halfpast O'Clock
March %
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March 20

aT LEE & co. us. MILTON 8. LITTLE
FIELD et ol-BILL FOR INJUNCTION AND RE-
LIEF.-It appearing to my satisfaction that MIL
TON q. LIT1LEFIELD and LATHBURY, WICK
ERsHAM co. (parhes, two of the defendants IN
this case. are absent from and reside beyond the
limits of this State, on motion OF WILLIAMS. HEN
DERsoN & BEHRE, complainants' solicitors, 1t Is
ordered that said absent defendants do plead
answer or demur thereto in forty days from the
date of this order, or decree pro coresso will be
taken and entered of record against them.
B. STOKES, C. E. c. D.
Commissioners Office, colleton District, g. c., JAN
-,,-,, 10 1899 A. eolOd February
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the taxes can be afforded, while yet extrava-
CANT expenditure goes on and fieedmen's
bureaus are to be extended for year, as order
ed by the House, it would seem that the reduc-
ton should be to some extent in otler direc-
tions than manufactures.
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NOTICES IN BANKRuPTcY.-Meeting of the
creditors of the aforementioned bapluupts, to
prove debts and choose assignees, will be held
at the Office Of the Registrar, Hon. R. B. Car
penter, No. 72 Broad-street, on the days and
at the hours named:
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March %

ss- NEW YORK AND CHARLESTON
STEAMSHIP LNE.-condgrees per steamship
JAMES ADGER, nom New York, are notified Of her
cargo being This Day discharged at Adgers South
Wharf All goods remaining on the wharf at sunset
will be stored at Coneignees' risls and expense.
March o. JAMES ADGER l. CO.
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Spsfial Motil'es.

as- CHARLESTON SAVINGS INSTITU-
TIoN.-Depositors in this Institution can obtain
printed copies Of the Decree IL Equity, together
with complete list Of assets. at the Office, No. ss
Church-street Oa3ce hours from to O'Clock.
q. s. GRIGGs. Treasurer.