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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-14

y Telegraph Aprill4.
Flour-Dull and unchangsl supsr6ns rasese
at .26001s.
Wheat-Activs and better s,rine sold "A
2l012.15.
Corn Quiet, Il ssQso.
Oats-Firmer, 1t roam.
Rys--Dull and unsettled, ranging q l.Ssn
LEO.
Barlev-Dull at LEO for choice
Provisions Dull and very little doing.
Pork---e7 90,
Bacon Shoulders isH0ls1< clear sides ITO
TX.
Lard-Firm, a TX.
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VIRGINIA.

AlsxANpniA, April l4.-Ssvgeant Bate.
arr we'd this afternoon, and met with An en-.
thusiass'c reception. He will arrive n
Washington tomorrow.
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IsD!aEa.

IsDiANAPoLis. April IA youus m.r
named George Noble, brother of Gepe,s1
l. Noble. present Clerk Of the Supseme
Court, committed suicide to-day 1t Centrs-
vile, oy -hopting himself in the head.
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MISSOURI.

1T. Louis, April l3.--The Third II q
Csva'ry. MAI. Elliot, comma ntline. lcft Fl
Leavenworth last Friday for vnrt Hsrs
Kansas A very gene,al feei,pe prcvsiIs
IN Kansas. that there will - I. sev,nns IN
dian trouble in that State this GUNNER
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-14

By Telegraph. Aprilll.
Flour--Firmer family l0o51lo.75
Whsat-Firmsr and in demand Ne. l n
L 2.C2d2b5.
Corn-ln demand q SO for ear
| kys-Advsnced 70 IS.
Barley-Dull and prices nominal.
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Chicago Live stock Market.

Chicago Live stock Market.
By Telegraph Aprill4.
Hogs Received, At l2 NJ, 8, eos head in good
demand for best grades ~ ? 25Q49.75; good
smooth averages Of ls0to 100 are held at s. Qua
$50. and common pigs ard shosts ~ .256l7. IS.
Cattle-Received, 1904 head. Market quiet.
steady aud nrm s.6o@s.75 for best shipping
grades; good second class cattle sold a. 10
sa6. and common steers may he quoted II 8. Is
0A6 rs
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SOUTH CAROLINA.

CHARIasfox. April l4.-Ashley ana nth.
Republican speakers are addressing radi
cal meeting here tonight.
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CHICAGO. April 1s.-rbc body Of r. @.
Scott was found near Glencoe this morn.
ing; the fret body from the i'll fatcd Sea
Bird. that hss been waahed ashore.
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ILLINOIS.

| QUIKcy. April 13.-rhe VIII - n.
publican establishment Of this citv md inst
ben purchaaed By Bailhache q fhiiiirs 81
The 6pkine0sld JSusnak s's''ss -
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T1RSI BITT11D ARE PN1PAuDD n. PUny
Bourbon Whlskoy, nom . co0olnaeie = OF on
twenty different kindo OF roots, basks ana hsrSa
which act n perfect c0ncer one wsth y othss -
pared iron the original formula gisen b the ~,
chief Red jacket. 70 DR.. Chaplin. vAo uscn then suc
ceesfay II his practice for na1y yeass ed b tAsis
s sse gained e crest DePalaeiiy IL - i.sss.sai
ton. Sick and Nervous HssdeeAs, tsvse ga Age,
and All dioeases arising ffen taspA iives nd isdi
gestion- Persons su0eshg k.n Glshse Of tAese
!eetAeo0e diseesee yin Aid care b ~ De d
tneoe bitters, which are pereetly pare "a fso o0
on those drugs anA Doisoas ussaily put Up IN sueh
preparations, and palmed OF on an uneIepeetiue
public. single TRIAL VIM eonvnee the moot skept
cal that IN the RED JACKET thsss u . virtue that
They Strengthen and invle0fate the system.
They They are nneeusllep for gs.sral debility.
TSsy give s1 eoo :" I'd SssIsSs ~,.s,s..
Ihss purify tSs Ssssii al sessiy or .hs s.sassA.
They cure DiarrhQa ed No10a Nosbus.
They are IN antid0te 70 c1onGo Ut water and GIoe.
Thsy ere pa0venlvo q e0vof and Asaa
10y relieve Oonn0pot1on.
They cure NeYvous Headache.
They are pef0eetly pufe and pol1lehle.
Ine genuine RED JACKET 0ITTBh1 oro 00y
ole II quart bottles, never By the gallon, QuasS Or
See hat our private eovsnn~s sts.p sssuabre-
solA 3 81 Druggists and dealers sasslslssstAs
Can tar RsS yaehst. - 49, - ssAs.
Circalan to The trade oupn1leo o. opp1catoo.
BENNETT PiETEkS : CO, Pfcpriesors.
q sad 80 Michigan Avsnus. CHICAGO.
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New York Market.
~ Telegraph Apriln
Flonr-Bst and less active at 9oo095 s: for IN.
pefhne 10 to1N &C for r. H. o.
Rye -Firm
corn-Closed dun and dropping, at .qQ0l IS for
new mixed western, anoat
Bsriey-Quief.
eture.
Professionalism and lower
FORK -6 81 az. 20 for new mess: %. 50 for DID,
Lard-Dull and heavy, at 1I0lIss.
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New York Money Market.
D Telegraph April Il.
Stoke Active and hsavy,
1onds-Coupons Of 's2, LII; Of "a. Lee: u -
loSk new 6e'a. 1.07 Ia; Of 81. 1.o7A 7-sos, q
and Sd series. 1.06k
Western Union sek.
New York Csutral-l.ly
1rie-S0it.
Illinois Central -l23
Rock Isand--9O l-2.
Northwesters-ts preferred 7sS.
Money! per cent.
otesliag-t.o9A al COX.
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CHk UNDERSIGNED HAS BEEN APPOINTED
~ the Board 81 supervisors Of Scott County, On.
periptendent OF the Peer. An ONCE has been OPENED
On the corner OF Brady and Fifth Streets where the
attendance from A. M. to p NJ daily. ana All
dee 'e VI
jsnes-dtf r. IrNprpuAv
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~ Telegraph April II.
FIour-Quiet city xX s.62Q9s7.
Wheat-firm, At 2 o. for No. /.
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EIGHTEEN CENTS A WEEK

fraternal affection throughout the Republic.
Many foreign States have entered into lbera
agreements with us, while nations, viii b are
far of, and Which heretofore have been un-
social and exclusive, have become our friends.
The annual period of rest, which we have
reached in health and tranquility, and which is
erowaed with go many blessings, is. by uni
versal consent, convenient and suitable one
for cutivating personal piety and practcing
public devotion. I therefore recommend that
Thursday, the twenty-sixth day of November
next be set apart and Observed by all the peo-
pie of the United States as q day of public
praise, thanksgiving and prayer to the AL
mighty Creator and Divine Ruler Of the Uni
verse, by whose ever watchful, mercIful and
gracious providence alone States and nations,
no less than families and individual men, do
live and move and have their being.
In witness whereof, I have hereunto set my
hand and caused the seal OF tue United States
to be affixed.
Done at the City OF Washington this twelfth
day of October, in the year of our Lord one
thousand eight hundred and sixty-eight.
and of the independence Of the United
States the ninety-third.
ANDREW JOHNSON.
By the President: VIM. H. SEWARD, Secretary
OF State.
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Items of State News.

The Sheriff of Fairfield District advertiscs
no less than slxty-siX plantations to be sold on
the first Monday in November next.
Tho following saics by Commissioner
Moore took place in Greenyllle on saleday
Lands of estate Of J. ]. Mckinney: Home
Place. bought by Mrs. e. J. Prince tor S2225;
Mckinney Tract, bJusht by, }. A. Barker tor
s3O50; Harrison Tract, bought by MIR. Cooper
for $50. Lands of r. BowIen Silas Whltten
Pace, 796 acres, bought by r. L. Bowden for
$4,000; lands of j. P. Hawkins, bought by ".
q. Goodwin for $4,000; Looper land, bought by
r. Ra.liu for s14OO; house and lot OF Mrs. A. E.
Parker, bought by J. II. Carlisle for s23JO.
Tho Edeofeld Advertiser saws: "The many
advantages of Walhala have lurcd away from
us lately somo of our most esteemed citizens.
During the past week. DR.. G. d. Ytrborough
and family. aud MIR. William Goodman and
family, numbering in all some thirteen or four
teen persons. have departed from our midst
to take up their residence in, OF in the imme,
diate vic nifty Of, this flodrlshinS and healthtul
mountain town. DR.. Marlborough made, some
timo ago, o tour of :uspcct.On TO Walhalla,
which resulted in his purchasing thero large
tracts of land. Edgcfld losos much in losing
these good citizens, whose record is one of
probl;y. virtue and usefulness; and Walhalla
may veil congratulate herself upon the ncqui-
sitioun
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eg.OUNSEL FOR THE CARELESS.-THE
body is q machiuc aud carelessness i'll its manage
ment is as TO lead to evil suits -
in the m nascment of steam engine YET tne Iass
thing that most people thiuk OF Is tho protecou Va
this delicate piece of Creations III di"or rom u1
subtle causes OF disease by which II Il surrouuoeu
II a no easy thing to repair the sy.tem ~ncn ~
r1,ins. but tncre is Dodiflcuty III for ln9
many Of th dan er; to wnich 1t Is exposed 0u"ru
a .ainst N ryous dcbiitv. At the nr>t symptom oi
iIus ,orerunuar OF more serious u inehs, susan
tbn fauJinn euel lies of naur. VIII tO lei LEN .
ST MSCH BIrTEkS Take it re-uiariT and per
sis.ently until bo lily vSorlS tio-olsay re t9Ici.
II creates an appetite, pTono'es-'t' ~ nusut us
u orerly be sail, compe's-ihc coElpiole ges M ,oa
Of lie food regulates tile seccate acuon OF tue Nv
or rcs and invgorates tie bowels. improves tue
cordi ion of the blood and Live5 irm es' TO th'
noTvos Unon system thus Stren !:hcaed and ree,u
Iaed in I'll il, important io.s, t.c G. and eX
naIation, OF uu.ulrn, prcS rant WITH tho Clements o.
;mtrnittept and remi tent lever, ou make little OF
nru. is an unavo,d ible evi. IN cert lin i>trcis. NJ
t:is So: son Of TIL year. egrcg:ousy rissaita A.
cttrctually az diauglt OF cold air iG hu5 out o? tle
c!osin. OF a ooor this paint, aI ri Gdo uetS
Of m!asmatic type, may be pleYcE ca by hc use OF
the BIT RS. When sickness cal G1aNoi i'd oy
means so slta aud simple, is it No. tlr i%rl> ia;u
ty 10 neglect the prorre, antd te2 Leg rded eithe'
as q preventative or u cure for aJ-liep'iA' Diiious,
ness, intermittent f. er, rcrvo "i-"s''S, gee
debility, or constipation oil the bo%"iS' ui'S pue'
yeretaIir preparation stat.Gs alcn".
10
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WASHINGTON.

THE EIEcT1oNs-DEFEAT OF JULIAN-THE PRO-
posEp CHANGE OF DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATES.
WASHING TON, October 16-Noon.-The latest
dispatches from Indiana leave Voorhees, doubt
full, but state that George W. Julian is defeat
ed. Julian was the author of several, and the
supporter OF all severe measures against the
South.
In PhiIadelphia the return judges have been
interrupted by n,anddnsus from the Court OF
Common Pleas. ordering them not to complete
the totals until iurther orders, as the court is
investigating irregularities in certain precincts.
In the Twenty-irst District, haretofore re-
garded doubtful, the majority OF H. D. Foster,
Democrat, over Johu Covode, Republican, is
1879.
ONLY four eeuators and eleven representa-
tiyes are here. Wsd, and Colfax adjourned
the houses to November 10.
Potent party leaders express the opinion
regarding the proposed change of Democratic
candidates, that it Is unwisa and lmpracticlblc
and equivalent to disblnd!ng the Democratic
forces. If change is made it will be in obe-
d;enos to an absolute withdrawal BY the candi-
d,tes. The Democrats say that an ofti"lal
count will be necessary to decide Pennsyl-
Yaua.
LXrRR.-LAtest retur:., fr' m Indiana show
that the majorit; of Coarad BAker, Repubh-
can candidate for Cover or, is five hundred.
Yorhees' election is still doubtful, and Ju.ian's
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CUBA AND MEXICO.

POSITION AND DECLARATIONS OF CAPTAIN-GESE-
RAL LERsUNDI.
HAVANA, October 13.-Captain-GencralL Ler-
sundi has not proclaimed for the provisional
government, but will MAINTAIN order and the
laws. He says he is loyal Spaniard, and only
retains and governs the island as portion OF
the Spanish dominions, irrespective OF parties
governing the mother country. He claims to
protect the life and property OF citizcns, and
will impede any demonstration OF any faction,
and preserve the peace. A small party assem-
bled at Manzanilla, and another at Bayomo.
They consisted mainly of persons OF evil re-
pute, and their purpose was unknown. Fifty
soldiers were sent in pursuit and dispersed
them, capturing their horses and arms. a
number Of towards rdn away without defend
ing themselves.
Captain General Lersundi sent more troops
to that region as precautionary measure-a
force sufficient to suppress any insurrection.
To-day everything is quiet, and no further
troubles are apprehended. The city of Havana
and all the island is entirely tranquil. The
people respect and obey Captain-General Ler-
sundi, and all are awaiting events in Spain.
Everything now ls as usual. Ca rtan-General
Lersundi issued an address to the people and
troops exhorling them to remain tranquil. 1t
is an able document and well received.
FROM MENco-sANTA ANNA.
HAVANA, October 13. 13.-Addihonal advices
from Mexico state that Colonel Padilia, the re-
puted agent Of Santa Anna, has been captured.
with documents on his person showing that
he intended to excite revolution. The official
organ at the capital says public works will now
be pushed forward. especially the completion
of railroads from the capital to Luca, and from
that place to Cuernavaca. A bill has been in
troduced into the national Congress providing
for jury trials, public education and general
REFORM
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BY TELEGRAPH.
EUROPE.
sp,N-rHe ADHESION OF LERsUN

sPAN-THE ADHESION OF LERSUSD1.
MApR1p, October 15-The Provisional Junta
is sure of the adhesion OF Lersundi, the Cap
tain-Geneia of Cuba. Dispatches were sent
to him by the steamer which left Cadiz on the
2d. which. it is te'ieved, will remove all doubt
and hesitation on his part as to the course TO
be pursued. The Junta has issued another
circular r.ing the extinction of all religious
corporations. The internal taxes on home or
foreign wares have been abolished.
The Madrid decree, ordering an election for
the Cortes from the different departments, ex-
c!udes slaves.
WITH TIE EMPERoR-THE PRoTEcTIoNIsrs OF
BARCELONA AND VALENCIA.
PARIS. October 15.-The Ganlois has the fol-
lowing Spanish news: Girgenti is at Pars.
General Pr.m has written the Emperor Napo.
leon. stating that tho Provisional Junta de-
sires close relations with France. They prefer
O. ruler who will be acceptable 10 France and
to Europe. Iho provinces Of Barcelona and
Valencia being strongly pro.ectionist, hesitate
to recognize the Junta.
GREAT BRITAN-sPEEcu BY MR.. GLADSTONE
THE TIMES ON THE POLITICAL PARTIES IN
THE UNITED STATES.
LONDON, October 15.-Mr. Gladstone COM
menced the political canvass in Lancashire
with an able speech at Warrington, In which
he denounced the Tories for their financial po-
licy, and for their course on the Irish Church
question. The Times this morning has an
editorial on the attitude of the parties In the
United States in regard to the national debt.
It says, admitting that both the Republican
and Democratic parties contain large factions
who urge the payment OF the principal OF the
debt in paper, an American statesman, in the
present vagueness of the law, and in the crav-
ling necessity for economy, may CONSCIENTIOUS
" hold that view. But, the Times argues,
should this policy be carried into practice, the
credit of the country would be 80 deeply in
jured that for oil future loans the United
States would be obliged to pay higher rate Of
interest than six per cent; 80 that they would
lose in the end, and thus their economical OBJ
jects would be defeated.
THE NATURALIZATION TREATY.
The Daily News says there is no doubt that
the protocol of the treaty proposed by the
American representative will be approved by
the English Parliament and the American Con-
gress.
RELIEF FUND FOB PERU AND ECUADOR
A meeting was held here to-day for the re-
lief of the sufferers BY the terrible earthquake
in Peru and Ecuador. The Lord Mayor pre-
sided Among the prominent persons who
took interest and part in the proc eedings we're
the Governor of the Bank Of England, the
Rothschilds and the B,rings. Nearly $1,000
was raised.
ABySsNA.
LONDON, October 15.-The report Of the
coronation Of Gabazze as Emperor OF Abys-
sinia is confirmed. He is supported by Prince
Kassai, but opposed by the eldest son Of Theo-
dorus.
INDIA
Dispatches from India report that the civil
war in Northern Afghanistan is ended. Aziim
Shah, who contested the power OF the Emir OF
Cabul, having failed to establish his claims
by arms, has fed to r1khara.
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district is very close, but claimed for the DEM
ocrats.
Radicals still claim fifteen thousand majority
ii. Pennsylvania.
The LATEsr.-Private dispatches from In
diana render it almost certain that Vorhees
and Julian are elected, and fix Bakers major
ty at one thousand.
Hancock's headquarters have been removed
to New York.
The following is the answer to dispatch
from this city asking whether the proposition
for q change of candidates was prompted by
the New York Democracy:
s'NEw YORK, October 15.-To Jonah d.
Hoorer, Washington There is no authority OF
possibility to change front. All friends con-
slider it totally impracticable, ald equivalent to
dlsblndine our forces. We Of New York arc
not panic stricken. Signed, S. J. Tilden, Au-
gust Belmont, Augustus Schell."
General Hooker has been placed on the re-
tired list with full major-g eneral's rank.
General Thomas has departed for Tennes-
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National. I. thanksgiving.
BIZ the President oJ The Unind States o
Amcrlca.
A pllCLAM, TIoN.

Tn the year &C., l., .oH drawing TO its end,
the art the SKI. ID t... i4bJr uf the people OF
tho Uutod stacs ", b.rn employed with
greater di!igc. co a;.L vsor aud III broauer
& ids than eve 5c o:e, q ii the fruits OF the
earth have b.c. e l.,cred llto the sranary ana
the sturoLlpu., IN iIrrsi GUS Abundance. our
HIGHWAYS lla.,: b;.al lcljt1 ID, arl now anu
prolific ragio hIv. bach occupied. "0 "t0
permitted 10 'pe u.at onS protracteu Poii'i-
cal and s.ctioa Il .ls- cnsons arc, ut no distant
day, to ciyr y acc 10 returning harmony anu
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Marrie0.


GEFFCKEN- Savannah, on ths 9th
inst, by the Rev. :. LANDRUM Mr. ELDREO
GEFFCKsN. OF Savannah, to Miss MAGGIE C,
daughter of the late b. W. ALLEN, of Dorchester,
Liberty county, Ga.
MAcBETH-HAZZARD.- New 'ghton, Staten
Island. n. y, on Monday, October s, by the Rev. p
P. Irving EDWARD W. MACBETH, of Charleston,
s. c.. to MARY F. eldest daughter Of the late rHoM-
AS BAZzARD, Of Georgia.
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8, eow2i
e7r UNION DIsrRICT.-IN EQUITY

Go UNION DISTRICT.-N EQUITY
HENRIETTA KAISER, ct al. rs. JULIUS KAISER
ct al.-BILL FOR acknowledgements TO De-
cretai Order Of his Honor Chancellor JOHNSON, in
the above stated case, the creditors of CH. KAI-
SER. deceased, and of the firm of CH. KAISER
81 N late of Unonvlle South Carolina, are required
to present and establish their demands before me,
on or before the first day of January next.
wM. MUNRO, C. E. U. D.
Commissioners Office, Unionvile. South Carolina,
September 20, 1863.
Soptem5or 80 NsZt
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funeral IlOtifR.

Rs- The Friends and Acqunintancos Of
MIR. and Mrs. L. D. MORGAN, alao of Mr.. and Mrs.
ISAAC R. MORGAN, are requested to attend the
Funeral Services of the latsz at the A. NJ E. Church,
Morris-street, at Eight O'Clock, This Morning.
October II
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The South Carolina Democracy and
Negro Suffrage.
COLUMBIA, s. g., October 16.-The State
Central Executive Club unanimously adopted q
resolution presented by Wade Hampton en-
dorsing Lees letter to Rosecrans, and stating
that the sense of the Club was decidedly in
favor of qualified negro suffrage.
An address to the people of the State will
doubtless be issued in few days.
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ss- wENrWOR STREET LUTHERAN
CHURcH-In consequence OF the Pastor being ab-
sent from the city: there will be no service in this
Church To-lforTo,o The exercises of the sunday
school will be as usual.
October II
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ag ENGLISH LUTHERAN CHURCH.
Divine Services in this church will be conducted To-
Morrow Morning. commencing at half-pHst Ten
O'Clock, by the Rev. wM. c. DANA, aud in which
the congregation OF the Central Presbyterian Church
ore respectfully invited to unite.
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as FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH.-REGU-
LAR Services will be held hereafter on each Sabbath
in the morning at hafpast Ten and iu the afternoon
at halfpast Four O'Clock. Preaching by the Rev. ".
H. WILLIAMS, Pastor. October II
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agGRACE CRURCH.-THERE WILL BE
no Service in this Church To-AorroC. the 18th in
slant. The Sunday School will be open "a usual.
October II
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Spefial NotilfS.

BE ORPHAN HOUSE CHAPEL.--rHE
Rev. J. B. MACK. of GIeoe-street and Zion presoy-
terian Churches will perform Divine Service in this
Chapel, To-AorroU afternoon, 18th instant, ar Four
O'Clock. October u
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CONDENSED News by Telegraph.

The Old School Presbyterian Synod, OF Al
bany, N. Y, has unanimously passed resolu-
tions favoring the union of the Old and New
School Presbyterians.
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GS- FLOUR, CORN, Hay, &c.-MESSRS.
JOHN CAMPoEN & co. have op~ned Branch to
their Market.sreet Fl,uriGg Mills at ;ha corner OF
East Bay and North Atlantic Wharf. The store is
large aud commodious, an 1 having secured full
stok of the various cereals they are prepared to fur
nsh their customers with Grains at tho Lowest mar
Scot nber "a g. eow24
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&C. AT A MEETING OF THE FR ENDS
and supporters of the Hon. G. ". CLARK, held at
Mllltsry Hall, the following preamble and resolu.
lions were adopted:
W ereIs, The time fast approaching wicn the
people OF this ity will be called upon to chooses suit
able person to administer the aGrs Of The city a.
Mayor;
And ,ohereas, The present incumbent haa. accord
ing to our belief given satisfaction generally, and
will continue so to do shouli he receive the support
of the people OF Charleston; therefore, be it
Resolved That we, the friends and supporters OF
the Hon. G. W. CLARK do heleby nominate him an
the Peoples Candidate" Tor Mayor OF the City OF
Charleston.
RssoIred, That in making this nomination wa lsy
aside all party principles AMI do adhere strictly to
the interest OF the reople and ci y.
Resolved Trat we do invite all who a-o in favor oil
securing TO our city good order IN an tmprtial sd-
ADMINISTRATION Of the affairs Of the ciy that thoy rally
to the support ofthe peoples capdida e.
W. Z. MARSHALL, Chairman.
II r K1N1o Secretarr October II
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aS- NOTICE. OF ELEC-
TIONS for Charleston County are requested to call
ut the off &c Of the Chairman of the Board of Com
,nissoners of Elections for Charleston County, in
the Q. s. Courthouse in Broad-sreet, Charleston to
receive the he9istrati n Books.
BY orler OF the ,ard.
October IT d. I. CORBlN. Chairman.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-10-17

gs- PUBLIC SCHUOLS--EXAMINAT
OF TEACHERi.-The regular quarterly cxamina-
ton of candidates for the oice Of Teacher In the
Public Schools will be held at the Normal School, st.
Pmlip-street, on Saturday, 10th instant, commenc-
ing at Nine o'clock a. N.
Applicants are requested to be present purctually
of the hour named.
BY order Of the Board.
E. MONTAGUE GRISIKE,
Octoberl3 s Secretary C. F. S.