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COMMEMORATE.


in the day factors were more stringent IN their pre-
tenzions, and realized outside figures say 2eS926Sc
Tor strict low iddling, middliEg ruling at 2c but
towards the close prices We're hardly as SUE andye
s'de hgurez being for strict cassifcafion, and mid
dies Tsss z g itt,s good erait sry oe-i i;
bales This makes anasgrggate for the past three
eeipla 2sts bales, Embracing 25s proper and l0l from
MoblIs snd Texas Esg9sts bales e Ssg York
COTTON STATEMENT.
Htock on hand Sept !. 1863 balss..,.... 1904
astiyea Today. .:it..............-,.-ss... sss
~ 4es
olsared previously nome none
stock on hand and on shiDboard... :. 1sOs
SUGAR AND MOLASsES-We note sales of
80 boxes Oneen sugar, not previously reported, on
and % ct III sls1Sci and 40 boxes no. Is TO 20 ut
l1>94l95zc & p. Louisiana sugar IS retailing at
there g st!l 70 market Weeks sales, sugar aso
Roasai geesiRsn q aids: exporta y hhds Imported
from uuoa l1ts boxes; week's sales m0asses-; re-
s2RRlVA Is from THE wEsT-sises our re.
view q yssasresy tho stenmer Lizzie HIM. from ST.
FId6R--lNs have no material change IN the
condition OF the loar market 70 notice. Tha sales
sithin onr notice Indicate increased animation but
gete1 ehoN no lmpT9Femsnt s.g eols changed 70 day
Sia; 100 40 At SI 75 100 en- is merits "a " 1s 100 DO
At 81 eg superiue at " ~; 2y Do az Sli w double
Sa ~ ~, sd sIe s y az. Sa lss IN. s sss
bbL Thu closing rates were 81 per Dbl Tor superae;
ssQSs r. for donble extra and - 2sese for low
1ssissay evening got previously 5,sRorsssl there
Ners ssas Of go double extse 81 8 IA rs choice
81 y 4 barrel. The stock on hand is large and
sss1 rsll assorted The grades below anpsriins are
sSar ssn sny osSsr knds Il hou Jour- wssF
50 ~ barrels; sslgts lssas; sxPoEIs, ISL
1At Nil4sp2t transactions embrace 24Ql sacke, Of
Ma|4s ~ Wits nllfsd a. = y; so yellsw, mixed
81 b s. 6l1asl ~ stock 3 light Weeks sales
ID ssssAi sqfs'pR $780, exports 5esI -
uz=cks ehsaee4 had. n ee sna ll9 choices At e5e 4
bashels Ws9ka lals E'p0 ieaks, saesiDH ss2o; ex-
6ksH-sys leelss ~, usll u az Il $50 = awt'i
I11 stock Il light e{t rsess arc frni, With an up
~ "a Is bsis isss n i-sss sssid Il s2o
= toni. Weeks sales % ra'lI' flgei1il az arports
oaK.-Halds,s baga adqana.d lhsir rates Sor
aE's Hsfk Is 80 l5Gai y ~ 1e11s|a1 y Quantity.
1fftoa-Is anchaassd % e.EAl ss.' sItts soId el
$40. IS F. tou dQr1 At tzei eaeEt tI4.l 1ih ndes
Wa a ~ sa, $50 g eass 8 igss-. sss y s.
~ 1N11f % lielclas exports n.
TaMB--1hd 1alEst Il Inactive cheIeA !. s.lii1r
e w. ~ q KY ies 10 fs s 81
Uu43kR-@1hs 9eeaAd lof both Nal.1s17 sal
~ y lissksa well receipts ~ IS
@6ts&snd modsrass westeEn rsssts
1l4 ITi lt1IHt NQr1htr4 t4e1n ls91oos q
s5 toEs-s AZ & Isl "a ' sisehaused
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CLEARED YESTERDAY

OFFICE OF THR DAILY REPUBLICAN, 4
Saturday, September 5, 1868.
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ofuef. sfsa5-s--4 ..l|Ha,7i-
Mr. Blackman: ] hope the gentleman viii
be allowed TO proceed with his remarks
without interruption.
NJ. Braughn: insist upon my point of
order, Mr.. President. The Senator rose to
personal explanation, and Insist that he
shall be confined to It.
The President: The Senator rose to, a per.
spnal explanation; he must condne himself
to that.
Nh. Pinchback: If was out Of order.
apologize; and probably was, betause
W IS warmed up, and my heart burned with
|ihdiaration, when thought Of the iiendish
conduct Of the Democratic party toward my
RAGS my pntty, and especially toward my
sem WAen have fairly and fully placed my
sen on record, IN favor Of the largest liberty
| p the largest number. Sir, have been
tod, 10 tune past, by leading men IN the
Democfalie psfI that that party had not
one particle OF a1IUQsitv towards me, and
my political eQnrae sn&. as have said be
fore, have rendered fIynlf somewhat I'M
popular among my o41 zfienda. by advo-
eating the largest liUAfi4 10 the largest
number.
But sir, was proud Of n4 ceurse. be-
cause was conscientious ~ rs Ihsftft
IN giving every man, not di1QaalI1 81
crime, 10 matter where be vas born v ia
The color Of his skin, equal rights ~ ..'
fusf;ce-ap equal chance 70 do u
r4s for himself end 10 lereiope
fafsl whatever ID hood he Is en6oN1
ThiaIa right This y iuslico
ms belief. and shIs Wea IA5 cbnxst
I IN now lSsA Baugnine Advoca
NtttE|oe II uEiFers1i amnesty. ani
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FINANCIAL.
A-L0AFS OBTAINED ON
I. Life Insurance Policies.
SAM'L BORROWE, II Broadway.

FINANCIAL.
A A-LoASs OBTAINED ON
sAML BoRRowE, II Broadway.
A ssEssGENr. HALE 4 NoRcRoss SILVER
"A Mining COMPANY has lsyed an assessment Of Sio
next We are ursoared o
due by Eastern stockholders LEES WALLER,
DIME SAVINGS BANK OF WILLIAMSBURG,
Money deposited On or before august draw: from
E,RANK 4 CAMS BANKERS AND DEALERS IN
We buy and sell all issues of Government Securities at full
market ss %ss siafs 3
can nov rass % Liberal re in eschsnns the same
Office wall street. New York Inquiries by letter tele
FRANK CANS, IA Wall street.
OVARIAN FIRE ,..JJN INSURANCE COMPANY. lsl
this day dividend per cent free Of YAK on
the the capital stock of this payable on and after the
MONEY LOANED ON sEcu cuRITIEs, MERCHANDISE,
81
Broke Ne College place. corner of Barclay street. GrOcers
Ss ssS 5sy r.
Board Directors have this day declared dividend Of three
and onehal the capital stock Of the company
r. NJ G. GRAHAM. Vice President.
0FFIcE OF THE NEW YORK CITY CENTRAL UNDER
" ground Railway Company.
NOTICE.
The Board OF Directors of the New York City Central
Railway Company hereby give notice that they
will books for subscription 20 the capital stock of said
corporation at the Office OF Brown Brothers Co.. 90 Wall
street. the city of New York; Tuesday, the fourth day Of
August next and that said books will remain for at
least days that those who desire to subscribe
for said stock have the opportunity to do and In
the event OF larger amount being subscribed than the cep
tai stock OF said corporation then such subscriber shall be
entitled to number Of shares of said stock
As may be and In proportion to the amount 80 subscribed
five cent of the par value of each share sub
scrtbed by him.
NEW YORK. July 10, 1858.
W. B. OGDEN, President.
HENRY + VAIL Secretary.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-07-27

nEfzCTIvE POLICE AGENCY, So sBRoADwAY.-THIs
IL old established agency refers 10 the mercantile
munity generally - TO their experience. facilities aand
Jog. Castion--We have no branches n this city.
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PROPOSALS FOR s,,som
ASSESSMENT FUND sToCK OF THE COUNTY OF
NEW WORK

HENRY F. VAIL, Secretary.
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nrAINE srEA EAMsHIp LINE For PoRTLANp.

M AINE STEhMSHIF LiNE s FUdS i LUNaEmNTn, Tn
The steamships DIRIGO and FRANCONIA will leave piot
SO East river Monday and Thursday at O'Clock r u.
Passage Portland, including stateroom, $5 cabin pas
sage -. Meals extra. ...
These stcamsh,s connect Portland with the Grand Trunk
Railway FOR Montreal Quebec and other points in Gan ga
and the West; ~ih the International steamship Com
pany for Eastport Calais and ST. John, " b.. also with
steamship Carloa for Halifax, 81 leaving Portland every
Saturday p, NJ - - go. .,,
daily. Bills of iading signed at oaice pier.
'''s " j. r. AMEs, Agent. pier SO East river.
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lLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP CoMPANY.-FoR NOR
~ folk CITY Richmond-New and elegant sidc
wheel Steamship. ISAAC C. sELL nATTERAS M a AhHg. LEE.
hrs class ships will be despatched for Norfolk and Ports
every tuesday wsdnesday Thursday and Saturday,
and Cty Point Richmond every Tuesday, Thursday
and Saturday at r M from pier North river foot OF
Virginia and Air Line Southsde and Petersbur
Railroads. and Richmond and Danvie and Virginia Central
freight and granting through bills OF adna
70 all points South and soutswest Bill. Of adng signed on
having elegant stateroom accommodation, apply to
N. l.. McCkEADY, President,
lS7 Greenwich corner Dey street.
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TNOR SAVANNAH, GA.
L FREIGHT AT REDUCED RATES.


During duh season. further notices the depart-
viii every Wednesday and Saturday. as
follows -,
GENERAL BARNES, Captain Morton, Wednesday, July
%, from pier 86 North river, at 3 p. NJ.
CLEOPATRA, Captain Philips, Saturday, August from
pier 16 East river, at3P. NJ -.
RAPIDAN, Captain Cheesemnn, Wednesday, August o.
from pier 36 North river, at p. NJ.
SAN JACINTO Captain Atkins, Saturday, August y, from
pier No. 8 North river, at 3 p NJ.
Through rates given through bills Of adng signed IN
connection with the Railroad Of Georgia. Through
tickets points Central Railroad Of Georgia, Atlantic
and Gulf Railroad and Florida steamers. .
MURRAY FERRIS h CO., 81 and 81 South street.
LIVINGSTON FOX 4 CO., 80 Liberty street.
WIN. r. GARRISON No. Bowling Green.
JNOR SAVANNAH, GA.-BLACK STAR INpEPENDENr
n Line Opposition Monopoly. Freight at reduced
rstes The rst class steamship THAMES VII leave pier Is
North river on Saturday August and MARMoN on sst1rs
dsv Anonst a at a p NJ For freight passage apply
~ - o.. " -. r. LOwDEN Agent, s3 West street.
OCTAvUS COHEN h CO., Agents, Savannah.
Goods for the interior promptly forwarded.
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ITO TOURISTS AND PLEASURE SEEKERS.
The pieasantest economical route 70 the Suls
phur Springs and battle fields Virginia. The Old Domn
lon Steamship Company excursion tickets to the above
points at low rates, via Richmond, Va. .
ships this expressly ttted LOT the &C
conmodatopof despatched for Richmond
every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday at M, from pier
81 North river. foot Of Beach street.
Passengers by this route will have an opportunity OF seeing
the different historic points of interest the James river,
ships invariably passing the upper James by daylight
further particulars apply at the office OF the company
1877 Greenwich street, of Dey street New York
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PROPOSALS..

4 sROTON AQUEDUCT DEPARTM E-Nr--T0 .CONTRAC
~ torsScparate sealed proposals. each endorsed with the
title Of the work to which reates the OF the bidder
of lis will be received a this Office
construction of the following street improvements WITT
Specification No 26ln C!2d and l23d streets, be-
Third and Forth Specification No. SIN
Fourth between Fiy ninth and streets
Fifth Specification No SIn Fourth avenue
Seyenteth Seve with branch
Scveneh Spechcs nion No. 35ln street,
between lane and aors n s west wayssy place
between varck and Sullivan Streets and Church street,
between Lispenard and Walker streets Specification
No. 35In ll6h, 1s2d s.d lS3d streets, between Firth
and Sixth avehuee sipseisc...en DO FIN Ei.h
with branch In Fifty third Specification No. SSBe
~ 10th and nth and between First and Fourth
Specification No SIN Fret avenue, from 12Ch
through 12l street 10 Second
Specification No <Uln "a dridge street. between Delancey
and Rfvington Cntep bet Brooue and Deancey CO.
lumbia between Delaney and Ryinfon Henry, between
Gouverneur Grand No between jackson and Cor
Cherry ,oears and East streets Spcci
6cation No. [-Unnnshod between Ff.yfrst and
Fifty sixth streets and be.v Ninth and Hudson
river. Pavemens viz IN Eolson pavements In Franklin
street. between Elm and We Broadway Nineteenth street,
Third Sixth irving from Fourteenth
Twentieth Sixth from Fortysecond to Fifty
ninth street. Thrtythrd IT, from Fh to Sixth
Twenty fourth roadway TO Sixth Hall
place. Sxth Seventh and Sixteenth
Fourth Rut scrford place Hcone
Twenty street. be- Fourth and Fifth
Fisk enent In l24h rec from Third TO
First avenue and for the Jeton OF the unfinished stone
block In Second from Sytyhrst Eighty
sixth street. Twenty-si1 street, from Third
20 East river.
tobs the lids OBJ aimed application at this
on.cc. IHOs. sTBPHENsi
ROBE i. DARkAGH,
GEO 8. GREENE,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-07-27
MUSICAL.

ypoosEY,s YIANOFORTB TUTOR PRICE so CENTS
f1 The beat largest And cheapest pnbshed 20 Pages
iarre musc sise Contains AL the rdlnients usaa
Sricons beaidep pretty pieces beginners can
sssiiy ksfn.-iXsv York Herald To be had of an music
ROpsEY,e Tutors Studes for all 80
esch Catalogues Of B0OSEY'a Cheap Musical Publica
tions free. BOOSEY Co, ca Broadway
THE AnERICAN CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC, 81
Union aouare.-Private instruction the Piano or
Vioi0 AIS: cultivation Of the voice an orchestral
mani 40 Der twenty Ohce hours from 10
H''''' w. II. SCHROEDER,
rur AMERICAN CONSERVATORY OF Music, 81
Union square established for the purpose Of euvating
,usc thoroughly ts different branches am 70 give stu
6ens Of music n this country opportunity 70 obtain M
GOOD musical education here ~ In Europe hnvng saoped
method By which pupils will receive their lessons seps
raiey sScss . practical 70 n,irns, n essse and
hsvins secured cooperation Of the ioioWne Known
srtsts Hessrs Weptsei Kopty, Ernst Grill rrsnk Csse,
IouIs Heuecke A. Biederman this institute w nne
iaqss Ike other In ths country Icrms ior .,rv
lin HiB cultivation Of the voice or any orenen .n,
ment, SN for twenty ess0ns for TURNER pa'"' "pP'
siths conssrvsfory, rom " ~ HENRY SCHROEDER.
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TRAVELLERS, GUIDE.

DAY LINE FOR ALBANY AND TROY.-THE STEAM,
IL eu c. vIBBARD and DANIEL DREW will leave aers
naey from Desbrosses street At 80 A. NJ and Thirty fourth
street at as A. M landing West Point, Cornwall Newl
burg PcSahkeeps!e Rhine6sck Gstski and Hndson arrive
connecting with New York Central and susquehanns ra
r0ad
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L,oR sAJE-0EB 2s BARREL STILL COLUMN, GOOSE
IN column; viii warrant the sams 10 make the aness spirits
Also 10 barrel still Column, Goose and part OF worm
second hand price 30 cents pound Addre p, H. 9rf
I'm. Albauy, N. Y.
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iculars address B., box sl7 New ork Post onios
CEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECE3vBD UNTIL
- the 9Th OF August next at 10 A. M at the Naval Hospital,
brooklyn for supplying that esta shmen With 500 tons Of
Lsckaw coal egg and hve tons OF backsfnths
The n be Of 30 poundst the contractor To be
bona de dealer in Goals nd to give bonds TO the fn amount
Of money involved. - -.
Y. T. n, Naval Hospital, N Y.
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE, THE GOOD WILL, STOCK AND FIX
IA lures OF long established Millinery and Fancy Goods
StoIe nt class location, excsens show wndows and hne
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DAssAGE: BY STEAMER TO AND FROM
l. Liverpool and Qneelstown.
Also from Liverpool and London,
BY Grit ciass packet ships
Drafts payable in all parts OF Great Britain ireland al
Apply 10 TArscoTT Bros So ssuth stree, and % Broad
way. Few York.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1868-08-12
4 Wife ) Whipper~ Mobbed by

Last evening one Mr.. Downer
preferred a charge~of assault with
intent,to kill against'a number of
his neighbours. Downer was a
sorrow looking object-his looks
giving The truth to the assertion
that he had suffered some hard
usage. His clothes were torn and
thoroughly soaked with water,
his face. was scratched, and he;
held in his hand bundles of. his,
hair and whiskers- which, be- said
had been pulled out:
He was sitting in his house
down on the beach, quietly, doing
nothing: at all to break the peace:
when who should come in but all
the women that lived about there,
and before he said word, they
assailed him with clubs, sticks
guns and brickbats, and beat him
to a jelly. He knew all the wo-
men, and he wanted them arrested
and punished.
A we'll known citizen came in
and told the story in a manner
which did not add much to the
credit of Downer.
The gentleman had been on the
beach for an evening promende,
when his attention was attracted
by loud cries, which came from a
Knot of shanties some distance
away. Upon going to them, he
found that Downer was indulging
in his usual amusement, whipping
his wife, and the woman, suffering
from the blows, was uttering
most heart-rending cries. The
gentleman, we'll aware Of the
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1868-08-12

An ,ALARMIFs IHEoRY.-From
tie s~ananal:reeurrenes of rains,
mereorie showers. and the explo7
sions Of steam boilers :, in various
parts of the country, Professor
ieomis suggests . very nncomfor-
tabletheeEyin regard to the safe
tyoP the earth itself iittsefR' He thinks
l. not impossible that sufficient
steam might be generated ins the
burning eentre of the world to
bto#sthe whos globe to- pieces A
volcanic eruption under the sea,
or near it, like that of Vesuvius
now in progress, may at any mo-
ment convert the earth into a
large steam boiler, by letting the
water in upon the central fires, to
be followed, for ought we know,
by an explosion that shall rend it
apart, and send the fragments
caroering through space, as small
planets or meteors, each bearing
off some distracted members Of
the human family, to- make, per-
chance, new discoveries and new
acquaintanees in other parts of
the planetary system now revoly-
ing with us. So that the final
catastrophe may, after all, be only
a boiler explosion on a magnif-
cent scale of grandeur and de-
'struetion.-Eectsc Magazine.
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al Z: WEDNESDAY MORNING, AUGUST 12, 1868

that in which you write, for such
action as you may deem demanded
by your oath of Office. But no in
timidation can influence may judg-
ment. I have my duties to. per-
form, and in my humble sphere,
they will be performed conscien-
tiously, and to the best Of my
ability. If you decide, four days
before the trial, at distance of
seventy-fve miles,. upon, the ~testi-
.mony ofone negro, (whe has never
spoken a word to me on the sub
-ject; that my contemplated judg-
ment-as-to which l am myself
profoundly ignorant-is an act of
outrage IF I have your assurance
that,I am to 'sbe hold strictly ae,
ceuntable, for all, damages, that
may, be sustained by celored
men thus wron ged"-i:e., by my
VERDICT can only say, that,
while such language from one in
your position augurs i'll for the
cause Of justice during. your ad-
ministration, 1 must submit
having the power, you must ex-
ercise it. a military: trial., we
thought was, a thing of, the past
in South Carolina, for we had so
interpreted a recent order of Gen.
Candy. If my accountability is
to, be established before a civil
tribunal, permit me to ask, ,how-it
isyou can predict their action with
with such unerring certainty =
You write as Assistant Gommis-
sioner rof the Freedmen's Bureau !
you also claim to be Governor of
this State. 1t will be- no salts
faction to the people Of South Car
olina to know that you extend
over them two protecting arms,
either of which you. can drop; at
pleasure, according to the :exigen-
eies ana circumstances -ofs: the
2 - -. = .>>brs$-c - ~:
5: I have written as respectfully as
it was possible to, write. in re-
plying to yoar letter FL have
.nisineerpreted yoar. meaning ]
amsorry forit. Frequent perusnls
have established me inthe opinion
that the words you use will bear
but one construction, to wit: a
reflection upon. the discharge Of
my official duties, andan effort to
influence mo in the future BY Mill;
tary intimidation. And. ] :, have
replied at length; to satisfy you
that: your threat, if intended as
such, is. wholly disregarded, and
fails to influence mein. either di-
2rectieH. >. ~" = -, -'.-=..& :. (
+. I am, very respectfully, your
.obedientseryant. * .-,-,.- !.
- esigned) =, r. W. sHAND;,;; :,
!. =. Magistrate, ,Union District
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"THE WORK Co.'s Bra rELY ON, /"
The Jackson (Miss,) :sClarien7'''
says. We learn from the; Ok
tibbeha New Era. that. at West
Point, a few daysrago, on the oc-
casion Of q Democratic jubilee.
where addresses were delivered
by Col. Reynolds, and Capt. Hous-
ton, one: hundred and ninety-fve
/. freedmen; who'voted the Radical
ticket, at the late election, acknow-
lodged their error, professed
strong faith in the Democracy, and
were admitted into full membership
into ~'lr Democratic Club, took
badg~- and received certificates Of
their membership"
The Columbus (Ga.l "Sun," in
commenting on the above, says:
"a like disposition ofthe colored
voters in the adjoining State Of
Alabama, has 50 alarmed the car
pet-baggers and scalawags in the
Legislature of that State, that,they
are now seriously considering the
propriety of not trusting the
election of Electors to them in
November. "
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1868-08-12

If the roots Of trees are dipped
into waterjust before planting, the
earth that sticks to them will give
immediate, support 10 the smsl
fbres. .r
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1868-08-12

Gen. Grant seriously injured himself
with the Democratic party when he cap
tured Lees army. They will never for
give him for it:-Standsrd.