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White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1868-01-23

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This is not history written BY one man, or
even derived from the experiences OF one ma
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Dyspepsia, Diarrhea, Weakness, &c.

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Be It Understood,

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through quarter of century, of tens Of then
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Nov. IA, Sim
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-08-01

Items OF State News.

The Trustees Of Furman University have
elected DR.. J. C. Faber one of it's professors.
DIR. W. P. Passmore, the general agent for
the Southern Sorgo and Sugar Refining Com
pany, is now in Greenyille, and il. forming. G
Joint stock company for the purpose'of estab-
fishing branch in that place.
The good people of Camden have been en-
tertained with dramatic performance, got up
by the ladies of the Presbyterian Church, for
the purpose of raising funds to improve their
house Of worship. The entertainment was con-
tinued for n week, and was quite success.
The Chester Standard says: "Since our
last issue We have received little more than
our share of rain. We are not aware OF much
damage being done to the crops. The best
evidence of prosperity is the smiling face OF
planter"
The Greenville Enterprise for this week
saye: 'Rains have fallen plentifully in this
State since last Wednesday, and the crop pros
poets are good. Between Greenyille and New
berry Courthouse, except small section,
crops appear promising. We think such Is
the case generally in the upper districts"
The Greenville Enterprise thus notices the
visit of delegation from the Legislature to
that town on Sunday last: "Wbile here, after
themselves by walking around the place, when
permitted by the falling raili.. The white
members put up with Mr.. Swandale; the others
found lodging with those Of their race who
could accommodate them, after some little in
quiry. They left at nine o'clock on Monday,
proceeding to Columbia. We learn that they
were highly pleased with the conduct and
operation Of the road"
The Yorkville Enquirer says: Isl ce our
last issue there has been falls Of rain IN every
section Of the county from which we have any
information. In the immediate vicinity OF
Yorkvine, the quantity has been unusual, and
considerable damage has been done TO the
crops and fences on low lands: as in some III
stances both were swept away. The rams,
however, nave come in time 10 contribute ma.
terialiji to the making Cf the ;ounG corn on
The up!ands, and will prove OF beneht to ihc
old corn. At the present writing "Wednesday
mcrning) rain is threatened again.
Concerning the new rice crop, the George
towr Times says. I'VE wcrc presented u few
heads of rice CT the new crop. which are the
finest we have ever seen Tor some years. each
head measuring from ten and c nalf to eleven
inches in length, and containing from two buzz
dred and fifteen to two and thirty grains,
which. from present appearances, when filed,
promise to be large and heavy. They are from
Windsor plantation, and cultivated by our
friend, r. ]. Middleton, Jr., Esq. Mg. N. has 4
very promising crop, the stand being good, and
the growth healthy and vigorous. He hopes
to be able to commence the harvest about the
latter part of the coming month. We have e!so
been quite pleased in Witnessing several hum
tred acres of lie at Wehaw plantation, the
property OF MIR. Fl. A. Middleton, which we
think will challenge comparison with any u
the district"
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-08-01
Our washington Dispatches.

WASHINGTON, July S1.-The troops in this
district are to concentrate at Lincoln Depot,
and are to be reinforced by DuPonts light bat
sery Of the Fifth Artillery. The alleged object
of the concentration is to form complete
school Of instruction.
The Commissioner Of the Internal Revenue
has decided in favor of metre to prevent
fraud in distilleries.
The Freedmen's Bureau in Maryland has
been discontinued, except for educational and
bounty purposes.
The stock in the National Life Insurance
Company has all been taken by capitalists,
headed by Jay Cooke. The charter recently
granted by Congress authorizes agencies in all
States and Territories, and it is proposed to
run the machine in connection with the ma
tional banks.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-08-01

COLUMBIA, july S1.-In the Senate, to-day
Leslie presented the petition of certain mer
chants Of Charleston, asking that certain ta1ei
imposed by an act Of the Legislature Of 1861
upon the gross sales of goods, wares and mer
chandise-the rate Of taxation being si1t.
cents on the hundred dollars-be refunded.
The'committee reported fayorably on the ap
pication for an appropriation to build jail IL
Williamsburg County.
The Citizens Savings Bank bill vas ordered
to be engrossed.
The Committee on Interpretations reported
fayorably on the petition Of A. L. Tobias pray
ing for incorporation OF the Home Insurance
Company.
Rainey gave notice of a bill to incorporate
tn United Fire Company Of Charleston.
Wright gave notice of abill organizing the
constabulary force Of the State.
Maxwell introduced bill for the punishment
OF larceny.
Rainey introduced bill Incorporating the
Educational Society Of Columbia, OF which
Beverly Nash is president.
Cain introduced series Of resolutions fol
the appointment Of a joint committee to ascer.
tain what land is owned by the State under tas
executions, and the number Of acres on which
the tax has been unpaid since 1861.
The bill defining the practice and jurisdic-
ton Of the Probate Courts was engrossed.
The bill regulating the manner of-disbursing
the public funds, was ordered toyits third
reading.
In the House a resolution was adopted ap.
pointing joint committee to ascertain the
extent and location Of lands on which taxes
are unpaid.
Crews introduced bill taxing Kershaw Dis
trict five hundred dollars annually for the sup
port Of the widow of Dill. There was strong
objections to receiving it, and the colored
members finally hooted it down.
Ferriter gave notice Of bill to protect the
owners Of sheep, hogs and cattle; also reso-
luton to hold the municipal elections at an
early day.
The bill authorizing the Governor to effect a
loan of s125OOO, was passed to its third
reading.
The bill appropriating $4,000 topay the ex-
penses of the Legislature, and $4,000 for con
tingent expenses. received it's second reading;
also, the bill authorizing the Governor to en-
ploy secretary at a salary Of $1,000 per
annum.
An Intellectual attempt was made to adjourn
until Monday.
There is no business now before the House
and little work will be done before the last Of
next week, when the rush is expected.
1t has been determined to establish separate
free schools for the races.
It is stated here that Mackey owes his reten-
tion in Office to Sawyer, who declined, for Per-
sonal reasons, to interfere, although told by
Secretary McCuaoch that the removal had
been absolutely determined on two months ago.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-08-01

had done their work for good or evil. Every
body knew all about them, and it was too ex-
pensive to continue the debate. He therefore
moved that the resolutions be laid on the table
forever. The motion was agreed to.
y. ID. jerks, Dr. Bozeman, and w. Mck1niay
desired to have their names recorded on the
|journal-nol
R. Tomlinson asked and obtained leave Of
the House to make few remarks. He said
he desired to protest against the character Of
the speech made by the member from Charles
ton lR. O.DsLarge.) However disrespectful
those resolutions might be, or derogatory to
the dignity Of the body, it was far more dero-
gatory to its dignity for member to use on
this door and indulge in such language as had
been used. 1t was the right Of the people to
petihou,-to be heard; and it is the duty Of
every Legislative body to receive such petitions
and dispose of them without the employment
of such language, and the manifestation Of
such temper as had been Witnessed.
DeLarge said that the statement of the gen.
tleman was not true.
J. q. jerks remarked that the gentleman
had plainly designated his constituents, and
branded both meeting and resolutions as ridic-
ulous.
DeLarge. Well, I'm responsible for every
thing Isay.
Means, asked and obtained leave to introduce
the following bill, which received its first
reading:
A BILL to authorize and empower the Governor to
effect loan, in behalf Of the State of one hundred
and twenty. five thousand dollars.
Be IL enacted, &C., &c. SECTION l. That the
Governor be, and he is hereby, authorized
and empowered to negotiate loan Of one hun
dred and twenty-five thousand dollars, or 30
much thereof as is necessary to meet the cur
rent expenses of the State, at the lowest rate of
interest possible; and that, for this purpose,
he ia authorized to use, as collateral security,
such an amount Of the bills receivable, bonds,
stocks, or other securities, owned by the State,
az may be necessary to effect the said loan.
The House then adjourned.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-08-01

COLUMBIA, S. c., July SO.-Another act in the
melodrama! Another turn OF the Juggernaut
wheel, and more victims This time Rutland
and Boozer have gone down in the crush, and
while write. are probably saying d-n int:r-
nally, with>epious and gentlemanlike affection
for the entire Radical party. How egregious-
II these Csrolinians, who have worked for and
sustained it at the expense Of personal reputs-
ton ard social ruin, have been misled! How
adroitly the carpet-bagger of mushroom age
has chisele0 them out Of the rewards sought
for. promised, and almost within their grasp!
How deservedly have they been punished ior
permitting themselves to be deluded ey the
idea that Southern Repubicanism means any,
thing but pap for the adventurer, who comes
hither with sufficient whiskey and greenbacks
to buy from the hands of unsuspecting colored
men tie place and position that are denied
them at home. Verdict-Served 'em right!
The election to-day of TIVE Associate Justices
of the Supreme Court Of the State, the result
of which has been telegraphed, conclusively
proves that under the manipulation of these
Northern men, The State is to be sold out to
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-08-01
~ SWINGING ROUND THE CIRCLE

a% SWINGING ROUND THE C1ROLE.-
There are fifty ways Of alleviaung the asonies Of
dyspepsia for the moment; but there is only way
to CURE it. After 'swinglng round the circle" Of tenn.
porary palaves the patient finds that the disease,
30 far from being subdued, has actually gathered
strength while he has been parleying with Its SYM
TOMS.
The only way to get rid Of the demon Is to endow
the stomach with sufficient strength to cast il out
aad keep il out. Impart permanent energy to the d.
gestive organs with HosTETTER's STOMACH BIT
TIERS, and the object is accomplished. This power
full vegetable remedy is not mere stmulant. 1t
does not up the gastric machinery for an hour
or two, leaving 1t, when tine temporary excitement
has passed on, sato thna, brfre. Sroh fn
the effect of the ordinary alcoholic nostrums. They
keep the stomach in perpetual seesaw between un.
natural activity and utter relaxation. Not SO the
BITTERs Medicated> with the finest tonic, altera
tive and nnt-bilious extracts, they permanently
,uforce and continuously regulate the assimilatng
organs Such is the experience Of tens of thousands
At this debintang season Of the year, when the SOL
vent principle Of the gastric jnice is weakened by
constant drain Of the animal fluids through the pores
HOSTETTER's BITTERs Is an article of prime ne.
cesaity for the weak. To neglect she Of tonic
and Alternative 80 wonderfully ecaiious and entirely
harmless is simply to forego the blessings Of health
and vgor and voluntarily accept feebleness and dis
comfort In tn cir stead.
August1 &c
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-08-01
LEGISLATIVE PROCEEDINGS.
HOUSE Or REPRESENTATIVES,

CoLUMD1A, July So.-The House met at II
o'clock.
W: J. Mckinlay (coSred], from Committee
on County Offices and Officers. returned the
bill referred to then ;'to FIX the amount OF Off
cial bonds Of certain public officers, and i'm
pose penalties for embezziement." The COM
mittee, finding that they would be compelled
that go much Of the bill as concerned them
should be referred to The appropriate commit
lee.
On motion Of MIR. NeagIe, referred to The
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-08-01
PLANTERS ON THE PEE DEE.

~K-A HAVE BUILT The STEAMER
,@sSsf[ GENERAL MANIGAULT" to run
with the Steamer "EWILIE," !" from Georgetown to
Charleston, and line Of GOOD sCHOONERs to New
York. No charges In Georgetown when Goods are
shipped by our Vessels, as they will be landed at
our warehouse on the river at Georgetown.
Freights at the lowest going rates. Cotton from the
Pee Dee to New York, s8 per bale insurance except
ed); at times much less. Liberal advances made
when consigned to our Factors, Messrs. SHACKEL-
FORD i KELLY, Charleston, or Messrs DOLL
NER, POTTER &. CO., No. lSl Frontstreet, New
York.
most respectfully solicit share of the public
patronage, at least till shippers that dispatch
and satisfaction Is given.
All letters or business win be promptly attended
to by Yours respectfully,
a. MORGAN,
Georgetown, S. C.
Rsr Cheraw. Darlington, Marion. Florence and
Bennettsyile papers please insert four ;tmee, and
send bills and paper to shnckelford Kelly, Charles
ton. 8. G.. .~6 July "a
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-08-01

Committee on County Offices and Officers and
the Committee of Ways and Means,
The favorable report Of the Committee on
Privileges and Elections on the petition of A.
political disabilities, was made the special Or
]. q. jerks presented the petition of the
Comet Star Engine Company OF Charleston for
act of incorporation. Referred to Committee
on interpretations.
J. Crews gave notice Of his intention to in
troduce bill to raise tax on the County OF
Kershaw OF $500 annually for the widow OF
6. G. W. Dill.
The Speaker announced that under rule OF
the House he should hereafter refuse to re-
ceive or entertain any contingent account from
sherifs, jailors and magistrates which were
not brought to the notice ofthe House by the
Comptroller General.
[It will be observed by this extraordinary
rule, the Comptroller is invested with power
over these persons which he can use as he
pleases, whether TO their detriment or for his
own good.1
The Speaker presented communication
from the Governor returning the joint reso-
luton relative to the petition of Alexander E.
Bristow, Sheriff Of Marlboro, praying to be
relieved from the penalty tor not making re, J;
by law. The resolution having remained in
the Office of the Executive for three days, be-
comes a law without the approval Of the Go
vernon.
The hour Of 70 having arrived, in accordance
with the resolution, the Senate appeared in the
House, and the Joint Assembly resumed the
unfinished business, which was the election OF
two Associate Judges. Senator E. 8. Hayes, of
Lexington, in the chair.
A. J. Ransier (colored), nominated T. D.
Corbin. he said he did SO on his oIp respon-
sibihty, and unauthorized by that gentleman.
". j. Whipper (colored), said he was au-
thorized to Withdraw the name OF Major Cor
bin.
Senator J. J. Wright (colored), remarked that
he held in his hand letter from Major Corbin,
declining for personal reasons to be candi-
date. Wright thereupon nominated Col. A. J..
Willard.
The balloting was as follows-whole number
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-08-01
n~vEaT IS THE MATTER WITH YOU ?

r%WHAT Is THE MATTER WITH YOU !?
This is the familiar question put to every invalid.
In many cases tho answer is, II don't know e1actly,
but don't feel WELL" Look at the countenance Of
tho man or woman WHO makes this reply, and you
will generally find that the eyes are dull and lustre
lesa the complexion sallow, the cheeks 1accid, and
the whole expression of the face detected. Interro
gate the invalid more closely and you will discover
that constipation, the result of disorlcred stomach
and torpid liver, is at the bottom OF The mischief
"That's what's the matter" Whoever has expe.
rienced the effects o: TARRAN1'S EFFERTE5cEN1
sELTzER ApERItiIT N such cases. need nc. 70 he
+o,d 10 recommend it as Il remedy.
TssRANT {; CO., Wholesale Druggists, Nc. 27S
Greenwich ac; 80. 100 Warren streets, New York,
Sole Proprictoss.
Sold by Il. Druggists 'amos &c JAY
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