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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-12-12
Marinf News.
Port of Charleston. Decent er 1a
Arrived Yesterday.

Arrived Yesterday.
schr Vim G Dearborn, Scull, Philadelphia, II days
Coal. To Baker & Co.
Schr Ann Deas, from West Point Mil. 80 terces
Rice To Pringle and D AIKEN & Co.
Schr Ellen, Gradick. Cooper River 1870 bushels
Rough Rice. To McBurney.
sloop Blackbird, frsm Combahee. l7OO bushels
Rough Rice. To W Bee & Co.
Sloop Alice from Conbahee. 140O bushels Rough
Rice To " Q Bee Co.
Boats from james and Johns Island. IA bags Sea
Island Cotton. 10 Fraser & Dill
Boat from Christ Church. 10 bags Sea leland Cot
ton. To Roper & Storey,
Boat from Johns Island. bags Sea Island Cot
ton. To Roper & Stoney.
Received from Chisolm's Mil. ITO terces hice and
bags Sea Island Cotton. To Chisolm Bros, Bis
chof Co. and Bollmann Bros.
Stea Fannie, Vaden, Savannah, via Bluhton.
Hilton Head and Beaufort. TO bags Sea Island Cot
ton, A. bags Rice, Mdee and Sundries. To Fergu-
aon, W NJ Bird Co, Pinckney Bros B Sloan,
81 Inpraham & Son. W N Lawton Quales, Perrin
Co, VIM Gurney, " Arson. Ravcnel q Co, Kres-
SELL B G Adame, A Enslow Co. Courtenay ITen'
holm. J q Wuhrman, John Hanckel. Hopkins, NC
Pherson Co, Southern Express 90, Ezekiel, q
Seabrook, W Heriot & Co, Roper 4 Stoney, Z It
Adams, G Boag, Fraser A DGi, and A Quncken-
bush.
Sailed Yesterday.
Schr W Allen, Doane, Boston.
From this Port.
British brig Cecilia, Bistruk, Liverpool, Nov 25.
UP for this Port.
Schr Arctic, -, at New York, Dec 8.
schr Anna Glover, Terry, at New York, Decs.
Cleared for this Port.
Steamship James Adgcr, lockwood, New York, Dec 8
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Shipncws by Telegraph.

new YonK, December 1.-THE steamer Union.
from London for New York, is missing. She was
loaded with iron, and had no passengers.
SAVANNAH, December 11.-cleared-S:hr Rachel
Seaman for Philadelphia; Frederick Fish, for Port
land; brig Artisan, for Rio Janeiro.
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Memoranda.

MemOTWuNd.
The steamship Prometheus, from Charleston for
Philadelphia was sgnalized December 6, ferty miles
southwest from Cape Lookout by the steamship
Wyoming at Philadelphia.
The big James Kirby. Barnard, from Charleston,
bound to Philadelphia, arrived ut Newcastle DEL De-
cember T. leaking badly.
The schr Emma, Anthony, cleared at New York,
December 0, for Georgetown, &c.
The schr Maggie McNeil. Snow, from Georgetown,
G, arrived at Portland Me, December
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PREPARED UNDER A NEWLY DISCOVERED Process
FOE EXTRACTING THE CURATIVE PROPERTIES
From VEGETABLE SUpsTAKcEs, EN-
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RADWAY'S READY RELIEF.

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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-03-26

How LOCAL ISsENsIBILITY TO PAIN rs
Caused fumes of chloroform, ether,
and nitrous oxide, narcotize the brain, and
sometimes produce dangerous and even
fatal results. What does modern surgery
do to avoid such misfortune Simply this
A man with a wen on his arm, or an ex-
quisitely painful "felon" on his finger,
can now look quietly down upon the knife
as it enters his own body, and smile at a
most remarkable coincidence, and one Pc
culiarly agreeable to hilnself-namely, he
does not feel the slightest degree OF pain.
This condition Of things is effected by the
absence of heat: otherwise, cold. 1t is
we'll known to everybody that if q part be
frozen or benumbed with cold its feeling is
for the time lost. Without the least trou-
BILE, in any temperature, and at any time
Of day, the surgeon has it in his power,
by means of q little instrument he can
carry in his pocket, of producing cold
several degrees below zero. 1t is to Mr..
Richardson, of London, that the world is
indebted for the introduction of this
method of causing local nsensibility by
means of ether. DR.. Henry j. Bigelow,
Of Boston, has discovered that a. similar
result may be attained by substance
called rhigolene, which is very volatile
product of petroleum, and which, with a
boiling point at seventy degrees, will, when
atomized, CONCEAL the skin and the tex
lures beneath in from five to ten seconds
seventy-dve degrees below zero being
easily produced in few minutes. With
such an apparatus land great furore it
has created in the medical world man
may study anatomy on his own person, and
dissect himself with comparatively triaing
inconvenience.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-03-26
From Washington.

WASHINGTON, March 25.-The Republi
can Congressional Executive Committee
was in session to-day discussing the south
ern perplexities.
The revenue receipts to-day were $3l9,
600.
Moses S. Foote, collector of interna
revenue for Alabama, and W. W. Miller
collector Of revenue for Mississippi, were
confirmed by the Senate to-day.
In the Supreme Court the cases of Arm
strong foundry Us. United States, and st
Louis foundry Us. United States, boti
brought up from New Orleans, the judg
ments were reversed and new trials or
dered. These are cases in which the ma
chinery was condemned for making Con
tederate war material
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CONSULATE OF FIR nee AT
" RICHMOND.
GENERAL ADMINISTRATION OF THE
FACTORIES OF FRANCE.
TOBACCOS OF FOREIGN GROWTH.
NOTICE TO THE TRADE.
NOTICE TO THE TRADE

Merchants who may intend TO sell tobacco OF
foreign growth TO supply the wants OF the
Imperial factories are hereby advised that an
adjudication will be made on TUESDAY the
18th of April, 1865, at l o'clock Z. NJ, in pub
lie session III Paris, for the supplies as herein
specified, to be delivered in ls6s-n mely
lst One million three hundred thousand
kilosrammes of VIRGINIA LEAF TO
BAGCO of the crops of 1866 and 1867, con
formable 10 three types, under the marks of
First lot, 500, 900 kilogrammes, to be delivered
at Havre;
Second lot, 500, 900 kilogrammes, to be de-
livered 1T Marsellles.
I'd Four millions five hundred thousand
tilorrammes of KENTUCKY LEAF TO-
BACCO.
3D. Two millions kilogrammes Of MARY
LAND LEAF TOBACCO.
Separate proposals must be made for each
lot. The sealed proposals Will be placed on
the table OF the Council on the day above in
Dictated At the opening Of the session at
o'clock =. NJ.
Copies of the conditions, approved by the
Minister OF Finances, TO serve as a OASIS 1or
each of the adjudications, are 1T the dlsposl-
zion of the trade at the Bureaus OF the looacco
Administration IT Paris, at Dieppe, at Mar.
settles. and at Bordeaux, and at the Chancel-
Ieries of the Consulates OF France at New
Work. at Richmond, al Philadelphia, ana al
New Orleans United States).
The samples conformable TO which the dell
varies have TO be made are deposited at Inc
factory in Paris, Quay d Orsay, NO. 63, where
the Trade can see them every day from noon
TO 4 o. clock T. NJ. ,,oo
PAnIg, the Gath February 1900;
The Direct tor General,
E. ROLAND.
RIcHxosD, March 24th, 1858. cou,.,
NH os-st a. SAUTAN,
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS,
Conversational.

WASHINGTON, March 5.-Senate.-Mr
Anthony offered resolution providing q
seat on the floor of the Senate for the
agent Of the Associated Press during the
impeachment trial.
Mr.. Stewart introduced a bill creating a
provisional government for the State OF
Alabama. 1t declares the Montgomery
Constitution the fundamental law of the
State, except where it may conflict with
the Federal Constitution, and authorizes
the State officers chosen at the constitu.
tional election to qualify and discharge
their duties as provided in the Mont.
gomery Constitution on the 1st of May
1t provides for the convening of the Le-
gislature and the submission of the Con.
stitution to the people, which may be rati.
fed by majority of the votes cast. The
Legislature is required to ratify the 14th
article of the United States Constitution
The district commander is to furnish all
aid necessary to enforce this act.
Western railroad bills were discussed
The New England members advise no fur.
Their assistance, claiming that these grants
enable corporations to control the finances
and politics of the sections through which
the roads pass, and complaining that the
western members had an undue represen,
tation on the land committees.
The rule forbiddiDg ryders to appropri-
alton bills was discussed.
The Presidents veto was read. The vote
on it comes off tomorrow.
After an executive session, the Senate
adjourned.
Ho,tse.-The tax bill was resumed, and
discussed at great length. No features
affecting the interests at the South were
reached. The bill was finally passed, and
goes back to the Senate for concurrence.
Adjourned
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-03-26

K. x. "A spectre, supposed to be one of
the ku-klux Khan, draped in Il long white
shroud, with his head enyeloped in a black
cowl, and Il flashing sword in his bony hand,
made his appearance, on horseback, at n ne
gro cabin about three miles from town, on
the Forest road, between l2 and / o'clock yes
terday morning. The X. K. knocked at the
door of the cabin, which was opened by the
negro occupant, and no sooner did the dar-
ky behold the frightful apparition than with
one wild, unearthly yell he struck Il straight
line for the city; nor did he slacken his speed
or cast one "longing, lingering - look be-
hind until he had gotten into the very heart
of the town. Here he was overhauled by one
of the police, and to him he detailed the
cause Of his terrible fright. All day yester-
day the terror stricken Ebo had crowd of
darlies with distended eyes, and fear depicted
in every lineament of their countenances, lis
tening TO his recital of the appearance, man.
ner, and actions of the " Devil jest riZ from
The grave" rs he graphically termed the X.
X, if such ii was. -Lynchb,rg NeWS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-03-26
From the Greenbrier. Independent
Important Decision by the Court OF
Appeals of West virpinia

During the war James Wylie sold TO r. M
Brown tract of land in Monroe county for
some $4,000 i'll Confederate money. All OF
me purchase money was paid except about
$4,000. WSlie made deed 10 Brown which
was recorded by the clerk of the county. And
Brown executed trust deed on the land to
secure the unpaid 50 900 Confederate money
The land was then sold by Brown 10 TomIin-
son and Osborne, and deeds We're made and
executed during the war. The So 900 was duly
rendered to WylIe in Confederate money, and
he refused to receive t.. After the war hc
brings his suit in cbancery TO subject the land
TO sale for the -, 900, making Brown, Iomlin'
son, and Osborne, parties to the suit. Judge
Harrison gave decree annulling the contract
between Brown and Wylie, and restoring the
land to Wylie. The Courtof Appeals reversed
this decision and dismissed the BILL by which
Tonlinson and Osborne get the land.
Extract from the Opinion Of the Court
I am of opinion that the sale and convey.
ance of the land by Wyie to Brown, 10 be
paid for in Confederate money, so called, wa:
an Illegal but nevertheless an executed con-
tract, which though void as TO everybody else
yet had the effect TO transfer the title 10 the
land 10 the vendee. Inhabitants of Worces-
ter rs. Eaton, II Mass, $50; Bookover rs
Hunt, Metcalf, Ky, 667; and a court Of
equity will not lend It's aid 10 the guilty
of his own Illegal act, or aid him TO recover
back the land so conveyed away.
am further of opinion that the notes given
for the purchase money of said land, payable
in Confederate money, so called, and the trusI
deed 10 secure them, were illegal and void
and that a court of equity will not lend its AID
10 enforce the payment of them, either by de-
creeing payment OF them or selling the land
for that purpose, neither Will il lend its aid tC
the maker Of the notes TO have them cancelled
but will leave the parties in pnri dclcto, TO resi-
in the condition in which they have placed
themselves.
i am further Of opinion that Jacob Osborne
and David Tomlinson, being complete pur'
chasers without notice from Brown, are en-
titled 10 hold the land free from the claim OF
said Wylie.
l think, therefore. that the decree of the
Circuit Court should be reversed, and the bill
dismissed, with costs 10 the appellants in both
courts.
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The Ku-KIux Khan organized at the
Home of BrownIow.


II is our painful duty to announce that the
dreaded band OF the u-Klnx Khan has made
its appearance even within the sacred pre-
cncts of this holy shrine Of loyalty. At that
darkest hour which just precedes the dawn of
day, on yesterday morning few faithful
Africans, just rousing from their slumbers
behcld n ghOstly band of mysterious horsemen
clad in cerement of white, mounted upon pale
gray horses, shod with felt, and one bearing
on high spotless banner inscribed in charac
tiers OF vivid fame with the appalling word
" Revenge" Not a sound was heard rs the
ghostly band moved steadily through the
street no clinkug of scabbard and jingling of
spurs resounded upon the still morning air ;
no football fell upon the startled ears of the
bewildered loyalists but silently and calmly
as though moving in air, that awesome band
went onion through the street, 10 the BLUM
at the river, and over it, marching then as
steadily through the thin air to the further
side and then, just as the first red streaks OF
dawn were visible in the east, the whole
squadron vanished suddenly, and the white
banner faded away from sight.
As an aged African residing at Eastport
was proceeding to the spring just before day
light yesterday morning, and at the same
time that this band WAS marching through
the streets of Knoxville, he turned to look at
his cabin, when, to his dismay, he beheld IN
letters of fire upon its walls the following
thrilling words:
K. Il. 4.
BAKERS ToMB-E4sTERS D1v1sIoS-WISDT
MOSTH-cLoUDT DAY-BLooDY HOUR.
ku-KluX, the hour approacheth. Shake up
dry bones and meet on the Mysterious Circle
of the Hollow Sphere. From East and West,
from North and South, we come to measure
justice for the traitors doom. When darkness
reigns then is the hour TO strike.
u; ? BY order of the
GREAT GRAND CESTAUR. Somyb. Urlagile.
The poor African loyalist fell fainting to the
earth, and remained in a swoon till the warm
rays Of the rising sun dispelled the darkness,
and, trembling, he returned to his cabin.
In consequence Of these strange manifesto
tions the loyal element in our midst was
thrown into great excitement yesterday. 1t
would seem that the members OF the Khan
had indeed burst the cerements of the grave,
and were now wandering through this soil
consecrated by the sacred tread of our great
apostle of loyalty, the sainte Brownlow.
Anxious consultations were held yesterday
1t the headquarters of loyalty. Something
has to be done, and that quickly.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-03-26

A mysterious notice appears in the adver-
Using columns. 1t was handed in last night
by Il person in mask, with The proper change
enclosed. What il means is beyond our com
prehension. 1t is uniQ0e in style and obscure
in expression. The mystic letters and num-
bers are 50 much Choctaw 10 the uninitated.
We suppose somebody understands them,
however-we do not ytctbury Figiaian.
The following is the ndyeI tisement:
q. l.. O. l. r.,
Signal fire on Watch Tower Sth Whisper,
Shroud Night Knights and Clansmen for
6X2H Degree.
observation-disclosures
Ranger on alert on Confines.
Resrgnm,tS!
BY order NJ. S. NJ.
y. K. of 49, D. T.
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The President VetOes the Judiciary
BiII-His Reasons rs set forth In The
Message.

The President VetOes the Judiciary
BilI-His Reasons rs set forth in The
Message.
WASHINGTON, March 25.-The President
to-day sent in to Congress message veto
ing the bill amending the judiciary bill sc
as to muzzle the Supreme Court.
The reasons which lead the President tc
approve the first section of the bill compel
the disapproval of the second. The first
section protects the right of property from
erroneous decisions by inferior tribunals
and provides uniformity by appeals to the
Supreme Court. The second section re.
moves the protection heretofore enjoyed in
questions involving liberty and life. He
cannot assent to measure which pro-
poses to deprive any person restrained Of
his or her liberty, in violation of the Con
Stitution or Of any treaty or law OF the
United States" from the right of appeal
to the highest judicial authority known to
our Government. To "secure the bless
ings of liberty to ourselves and our pos
terity" is one of the declared objects OIL
the Federal Constitution.
He objects strongly to the retroactive
feature of the second section, maintaining
its inharmoniousness with the spirit and
intention of the Constitution. He speak:
of the Supreme Court as combining wis
dom and impartiality to greater degree
than any other authority known unde'
the Constitution, and any act which may
be construed into an attempt to prevent
or evade its decisions will be held by {
large portion of the people as an admls
sion of the constitutionality of the act OF
which it's judgment may be forbidden Oh
forestalled, and check the willing acquies
cence so necessary to harmonious execu
tion of the law.
The President apologies for the brevity
of the message, which want Of time com
pels.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-03-26
Domestic Markets.

New YORK, March rs Noon.-Gold
1857. Sterling, lO934. 5-2O's, '62, cou'
pons, lO924. Virginia 6's, new, 4SA
Flour steady. Wheat quiet. Corn lc
better. Pork lower; mess, S24.56. Lard
quiet. Cotton shade frmer at "A . g25c
Turpentine, 63Hc. Rosin dull at $50
$5.l2%.
Evening. more active and &c
better; sales OF 1900 bales at Csc. Flour
frner; State, s9asll; southern, $3.50
$l4.75. Wheat quiet. Corn declining
southern white, 81 .2O9sl.25: yellow, LIS
@$l.3O. Pork heavy at $24 81. Groceries
firm. Naval stores firm. Freights tirmer
cotton, Lg5-l6. 5-20s, '62, coupons,
lO93s. Gold, 1898. Sterling, 1923.
BALTIMORE, March 25.-Cotton hrmer
at 241sc. Flour firm with but little doing
stock small; Howard-street superhne,
Sc. 56@slO.5O. Wheat steady; southern
red, S2.7OGS2.S5. Corn firm; white, III
G$l.13; yellow, Sl.lS9sl.l9. Rye Sl.''
@S1.SO. Pork firm. Bacon shoulders
l21ac.; bulk, ll49ll1ac.
ST. LOUIS, March 25-Mess pork, s25
Bacon dull and weak shoulders, l7ac.
clear sides, l5c. Lard, 1910.
WILMINGTON, n. c., March 25.-Spirits
turpentine firm at Coo. Resins active ana 10
advanced strained, s2.l5; No. z, sZ.Zo
low pale, $3.50. Cotton, 2212c. Tar -
CHARLESTON, March 25.-Cotton mac
tive sales, so bales; receipts, 39o Dales
exports, $40 bales; middlings, 25c.
AUGUSTA, March 25.-Cotton firm; sales,
46 bales; receipts, 225 bales; middhngs
24c.
SAVANNAH, March 25.-Cotton firm ane
more doing middlings, 24112c; sa!es' ooz
bales; receipts, 465 bales.
MOBILE, March 25.-Cotton-Demane
limited; sales, 100 bales; market closee
quiet; middlings, 24AG2412c.
New ORLEANS, March 25.-Cotton quiet
BUYERS demanding concessions, which hold
ers refuse; sales, 1900 bales; receipts
2,4O9 bales exports, 1922 mlddlings' q
G24hc,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-03-26

We have authority for asserting that Judge
Black has retired from the impeachment case
altogether for reasons which VIII be made
public in day or TWO. Those who cling 10
the Presidents fortunes regret this very
much and hold that the defence has lost lis
ablest man. 1t appears that ne and the IRE
sideut differed so widely on some Of the points
connected with the case that Mr.. Back tell II
his duty TO withdraw letter.
On Monday morning it was discovered that
since the close OF business on Saturday after
noon the banking house of y. g. kinGsland
Sons, No. IS Broad street, New York, had
been entered BY thieves, who carried away
bonds worth $40, 600, and about $50 in cur
rency.
Mr.. David Morris, of Norfolk, has nearly
finished the working model OF Il machine
which he claims will set or distribute type as
fast as the most expert performer can nhser
the keys of a piano.-Ddg B0ok
Another Norfolk man has invented shln-
gle machine.
The people Of Australia are incensed at the
wild and reprobate conduct of Prince aired
among them. The royal ledclinSs OF The We
toria nest, so carefully guarded, appear 10
have profited but little by the rirtuous exam
pies of their father and mother.
The Newtown (NId.) Gasette states that a
man named Watson. postmaster III New
Church, in Accomac county, Va, mas oeei
urres ted by c. +. Hodges poSt-othce detec-
live, on suspicion of taking letters containing
money from 4 mail bag.
The membership of the Methodist Episcopal
Church who favor lay delegation are hoidinS
mass meetings and circulating peutlohs III
favor of the movement throughout the couH
1rv 10 affect the General Conference, which
meets in May at chicago
Bogus LAWYERS of New York are, il is said,
taking advantage of the general indignation
against gift eli terprse swlndlers 10 scatter CIR
culars offering TO collect claims against these
lotterymeu. Those who respond are TWICE.
gulled.
MIR. Stanton has now been enduring self-lm-
prisonment in the War Once Tor over one
month, and still continues TO hold Out Ill MS
determination TO remain I'LL the SeHa'e las
disposed of the President.
The Philadelphia dye proposes, by way OF
COMPROMISE, that Mr.. Chase, instead OF peihs
addressed either rs " Mr.. Chief Justice or
us "Mr. President" shall be styled sal
mon"
A convention of all the evangelical missions
in the Pacific is 10 he held 1T Honolulu IN une.
1870 TO celebrate she flftielh anniversary OF
their establishment on that island.
Disturbances are feared nj Santa Cruz in
consequence of that island having been exclu-
ded from the sale of the Danish West Indies
TO the United States.
The California Legislature has indeflni tely
postponed the proposition TO remove the CAPT
tai from Sacramento.
Four men were injured in New York Tues
day-one fatally-in attempting TO escape from
q burning building.
It is given out that the sub. committee of
Ways and Means have determined TO retain
the whjskey tax ut two dollars,
municipal election has been ordered in
Norfolk for May 9Th. a-