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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-06-03

TIE NATIONAL CuRRENcY-AN IMPORTANT
MEAsURE.-The amendments to the bin re-
tened to the Senate Committee of Finance,
March 18th, supplementary to the national
currency act OF Jun, s. 1858, reported from
the committee By LIZ. Sherman Friday, pro-
vide that the maximum limit OF national circu-
htim fixed BY Baid aat ehall be increased twen-
ty millions (which AMOUNT is to be issued only
to banking associations organized in States or
Territories having = less circulation than five
dollars for each inhabi amt, and 30 IS to equal
ize the circulation in such States and Terrific
ries in proportion to populstion), that banks in
liquidation shall b required to take up their
bonds within ninety days after the date Of no.
tice to go into liquidation; in default Of which
the bonds are TO be sold at auction in New
York and proceeds apphedlto payment of their
outstanding circulation; also, that any associa-
ton which has heretofore gone into liquidation
under the provisions Of the section now amend
ed shall take up it's bonds within thirty days
from the passage Of this bill, unless it's hquida-
tion be for purpose Of consolidation with an
other bank =
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BE- NATURE Is The GREAT PHYSlC-
IAN.-This is now admitted by the medical profes-
sion as fundamental principle of healing science.
It is wisely provided by the human economy that
whenever anything IS wrong in the physical system
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strengthen the natural powers. ThiI has been kept
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Even those who are in the enjoyment Of perfect
health frequently have need to huye recourse to
toncs as preventives OF disease. We are never too
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be taken regularly without giving vitality and elas-
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TIE RAM1z PLANr.-The ramie plant, which
was introduced into this country from Java,
to the soil Of which it ls indigo .ous is attract
ing much attention IN the South. At an agri-
cultural fair recently held in Alabama, it was
enc oi the spes,a features 9f the exhibition; ION
worked, 1t win eventually take the place of cot
ton, and supply any deHci6 ncy in that great
stapis p-odnchon. It's fbres are said to be
mnhh hnar and stronger than the best flax;
thst they are safins@ Sea Island cotton, and
that,ckftar; cleaning; they become very soft and
white. and take colots as readily az the finest
hom this fabric we're exhibited at the fair re-
ferred to, and we're par articularly noticed for the
streneth aad beauty the material. The
cultivation OF the sramie plan. has been sue
cessful ON number Of plantations in Alabama.
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A"WnD MAy."-We have been told by an
honest Dutchmau Of the Fork, in Lexington,
Of the appearance in that locality of wild
man. Two negroes, father and son., went
down to branch, near where they. lived. AS
they stood on one side Of the branch, they
noticed on the other side, amid the thick
shrubbery there, figure, standing erect, with
a robe wrapped around him, and having a
strange aspect in general. Slowly this figure
raised pistol, and, taking deliberate aim, fred
younger fed, crying, ''the wild man. The
elder stood bis ground, whether bravely, or be-
cause he CO Id not run, We know not until he
saw the figure slowly marching away and
along the line Of the stream. Since then the
wild man has once again made his appear
ance.-CoIunobid Phoenir.
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Ansirs In Virginia.

R1oHnoND. Va. Junsi q General stoneman
has issued an order taking command Of vir-
ginia., he directs an orders heretofore issued
be strictly observed, and all military and civil
oficers continue in the performance Of their
dutiea. .ssa..,is. ~
Chief Justice Chsse arrived to-day and is
the guest Of JudgeeH. ). Bond. BE viii pre-
side to-morrow, and will probably remain un-
til after the trial Of some unimportant cases.
The Davis trial win be postponed until Octo.
her, by agreement, as already stated. Among
the new witnesses summoned in the case are
Generals Hautraft, Wilcox and Sharp Of the
Onion Army; Generals Etz. Lee, Cooper and
Gordon, OF the Confederate Army. Burton N.
Harrison, private secretary, is also onthe wit
ness list.
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pena,eton the First Choice of Georgia,
From the Augusta oonstitutionaust.l

From the Augusta Consttutionaist.
If the South is compelled to have say in
the matter, and the Southern States chance
to vote in November, We unhesitstingly pro-
nounce that the great heart Of Georgia beats
in unison with the lofty honor and sublime
watched the current of affairs from day to
day, and If ever great party had the coming
man indicated by the people everywhere, the
time is now and the man is Pendleton. 1t is
believed that he has struck true cord for
success, and that he represents the complete
antagopism Of that military despotism which
sprang from the dust OF war, and, drunk with
blood, riots over the land from it's extreme
Northern border to the remotest verge of the
South. In person, in character, in intellect in
gentilty. in courage, in honor, in worth OF
every kind, he appears as the exact opposite Of
the demon of radicalism, and is the ayenglDg
Michael to lay the foul fend.
With such 8 man, whose unblemished life
even his most obscene opponents dare not CAL
umniate, We believe that the New York Con-
vention will promulgate party creed breath.
the old Democracy going down to the battle
for Republican liberty, will wake an enthuslas-
tic response, unmatched for years, and be the
signal for victory in the coming time.
Mr.. Pendletonis is the peoples choice, because
he represents the abiding want Of people
sorely betrayed, intolerably taxed, and sick
unto death OF the tyranny of satraps, Con-
crosses and lordly bondhoIders. They want
relief Of some kind, and they believe that he
has found the road that leads to it, without
shame or aspersion. So profoundly we're the
long heads OF Stevens and Butler impressed
with the theory Of MIR. Pendleton that they ell
deayored to transfer it to Rsdcalism as the
winning card. Their effort failed, the trick
was discovered, and Mr.. Pendleton stands this
dav nOt Only O. prand nraptica1 croativo statau
man, but the realization Of whatever is best
and purest in the old Republic
Again, the power Of public opinion begins to
manifest itself healthily in hatred Of growing
military dominion and audacity. The people
will see in Grant possible dictator and rrecog-
nized tool Of Butler and those who want q
strong government to grind the masses into
powder. The North has submitted to q thou
sand excuses, but we hope and trust-nay, we
begin to believe-that the last feather is on
that patient camel's back, and in Novem-
Der the boots, spurs and shoulder straps
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AN ORDINANCE TO PROHIBIT TEE OPENING OF THE
STREETS AND HIGHWAYS For THE PURPOSES OF M
tloyEMEST DURING THE SUMMER SEASON. s-.~t
l. Be IL ordained by the Mayo and Aldermen IN City
Co,cil assembled That from and after the passing Of
this ordinance it shall not be lawful to dig up, open
or disturb the surface OF the earth within the limits
OF the city, between the first day of June and the
first day OF October In any year, for the purpose OF
paving the street. Of excavatng for drains, Of laying
down gas other pipes of carrying on any other
public improvement; and any person or persons, or
incorporated company, offending herein, shall be
subject to penalty Of yc hundred dollars ;tr each
and every offence to be recovered for the use OF tee
city, in any court OF competent jurisdiction.
May19 l6
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NOTICE..

CITY CIVIL ENGNEFR'S OFFICE,
CITY HALL, CHARLESTON, March 18th, 1853,
LII PROPERTY HOLDERS ON THE LINE OF
"A Meeting.street, and other citizens interested
in the building OF a. Shell RoGd on Meeting: street
from Spring street to the City Boundary, are hereby
Respectfully informed that Book OF subscription
Will be opened for their signatures in my Office to-
day, and that when such an amount is pledged, as
In the judgment of the cny Civil Engineer will war:
rant the undertaking, the work will be forthwith
commenced. LOUIS j. BARBOT,
March Is City Civil Engineer.
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Spsfial Motifss

s@ NOTICE.-ALL PERSONS INDEBTED
to me are hereby requested to make payment to Mr..
j. E. BURKE, Attorney at Law, who's alone author
lied to receive oil demands duo ne and to receipt
therefor; and all persons having demnds against ME
will please present the same to Mr.. EURKE, at No.
Court House Square. v. a. BAKER.
juno mwf3
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Gitp advertisements.
SIITV TSyES~ ~M0VTHHY RETTENS,
OFFICE OF The CITY ASSESSOR,
1nA

CITY HALL, June 1st, 1858. !
Notice Is hereby given to all concerned. that the
Monthly Returns for the month OF May past In COM
pliance with the Tax Ordinance, ratified the 28th
Of January 1868 must be made before the 18th
instant.
TAXES on THE FOLLOWING ARE PAYABLE MONTHLY.
On all sales Of Goods, Wares and Merchandise, in
Guiding sales by Bakers, Butchers, Hucksters, and
by dealers In Rice, Lumber, Hay, Grain and Naval
Stores.
On all gross receipts of all Street Railroads.
On all gross receipts Of all Express Companies.
On all sales at Auction.
On all Carriages and BuQgies.
On all income derived from the pursuit of any IA
Guilty, profession, occupation or employment.
On the gross receipts Of all Commercial Agencies.
On all commissions received by Factors, Commis.
sion Merchants, Bankers, Brokers, and others.
On all premiums received for or by any Insurance
Company or BY agencies for individuals or compa-
Liss
On all gross receipts Of al Gas Companies
On every Horse and Mule used or Kept within the
city, excepting horses or mules used In any public
licensed carriage, cart, dray or other vehicle
On all Retail Dealers in all articles whatsoever.
On all Barber Shops.
On all gross receipts OF Hotels and Public Eating
aud Boarding Houses.
On all receipts of Livery Stable keepers.
On the gross receipts of Cotton Presses.
On the gross receipts Of all Printing 0fdces News
papers and Publishing Houses.
On oil Goods sold in the city by persons not resi-
dent, BY sample or otherwise,
On all sales of Horses and Mules brought to the
city.
On sales OF Stocks, Bonds, and other securities.
On the gross receipts OF Magnetic Telegraph Com
panies.
On the gross receipts OF ali Tavern Keepers and
Liquor Dealers.
All the defauiters will be dealt with as the ordi.
nance directs. w. N. HUGHES,
June Is City Assessor.
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SpeeiaI Motifes.

~ LET THE FRIENDS OF CAPTAIN
s1GwALD, and the lovers Of order and good govern.
ment, go to the Polls to-day and finish what has
been 30 well begun yesterday. Berkeley is doing
WELL Let 1t not be said that Charleston failed in her
duty by apathy and Indifference JUSTICE.
.June3
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Ritualism in New Jersey.

The RituaGstic party in the Episcopal
Church achieved remarkable victory in the
New Jersey Diocesan Convention, and the fact
is worth noting, as another sign Of the re-
markabIe progress Of that branch of the church
towards development" In his annual charge
to the clergy, the Bishop (Odenheimer) took the
''highest" possible ground. He counselled
will of God. He also denounced the growing
tendency to argue the abstract merits Of the
law, instead of readily submitting to it, This
WAS understood to refer to the yng case. This
stirred up the Evangelical Tor Low Church)
party to 8 demonstration in the the other di-
rection, which took the form Of series Of reso-
lulions submitted by Cortland Parker, ESQ.,, Of
which the following are the most remarkable {:
Resoiued, That this convention deplores the
worshipping God. b. whatever ancient practice
in any other church the same may have been
recognized, and whatever their intrinsic merit,
and expressing its fervent hope that the same
may cease from among Us.
. Resoioed, That among the practices to which
alluslon is made, this convention will particu-
larize the. following: Bowing ct the name Of
Jesus at other times than when occurring in
the Creed; turning especially to the east or to
the Communion table when making ascription
OF praise to Almighty God, or to any person Of
the Holy Trinity; intoning the prayers Of the
Psalter; singing any portaon Of the Liturgy
which the rubrics do not expressly permit to be
sung; the use, by any minister not q bishop, of
any ministerial garments or decoration in di-
vine worship, excepting the gown, surplice,
stole and bands; the use Of Communion tables
constructed in any manner go as more to re-
semble an altar than table; the placing Of cros-
ses, or crucif1es thereupon, or Of candles or
candlesicks or different coverings as part Of
the ornaments or furniture thereof; the inten-
tional elevation Of the bread or wine in the
sacrament Of the Lords Supper; the use of
incense; the practice Of crossing the person;
ceremonial professions immediately before,
after, or during divine worship: and generally
all acts, intentional postures and conduct in
the celebration Of divine worship which tend
TO make the same resemble in outward SEEM
ing, that Of the Church Of Rome.
After an animated debate, the resolutions
were rejected by the following very decisive
vote: al"
.. Clergy LGaisty.
For--- 81
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agNoTIcE.-THREE MONIES AFTER
date application will be made to South Carolina
Railroad Company and Southwestern Railroad Bank
for renewal Certificate No. 2743 for IL shares stock
in the name OF Mrs. R. c. NOISE, the original being
lost or mielaid. iamo3mos April %
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ssNEW MARRIAGE GUDE.-AN ESSAY
for Young Men. on Physiological Erors Abuses and
Diseases, incident to Youth and Early Manhood,
which create impediments to MARRIAGE, with sure
means of relief Sent in sealed letter envelopes free
of charge. Address DR.. ]. SKlLLIN HOUGHTON,
Howard Association, Philadelphia Pa.
January 81
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@-CONJUGAL LOVE, AND THE HAPPI-
NESS OF TRUE MARRIAGE-Essays for Young
Men on the Errors, Abuses and Diseases which de-
stroy the Manly Powers and create impediments to
Marriage with sure means OF relief Sent in sealed
letter envelopes free Of charge. Address HOWARD
ASSOCIATION, Boz P, Philadelphia, Pa.
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@ NOTICE.-ON A FINAL ADJUSTMENT
Of the affairs Of the late co-partnership of CRAIG
TUOMEY CO., it was agreed that all the outstand-
ing debts due the Concern should be paid to the
subscriber, who is alone authorized to receipt for the
same.
al persons indebted to said Concern, by note or
otherwise, will make paymentto
JOHN TUoMEY,
SO East Bay,
Apri18 Corner Adger's South Wharf.
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spefial natifes.

@ ONE MORE EFFORT, AND THE DAY
IS WON Why keep back2 Let the people rally to
the support Of 'the peoples candidate Captain C.
B. SIGWALD, and secure his election.
Junes vOX PopULI.
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NFFIUE OF CHIEF OF FPOLICE--MAIN
" GUARD HOUSE, CHARLESTON, S. c.. JUNE
l. 1s6s.-Noticc to all whom it may concern: Atten-
tion is hereby called to Section IT, General Orders
No. 40, dated Headquarters Second Military District,
March 49, 1868, which i'm will be strictly enforc
ed: JOHN G. MTNOTT,
First Lieutenant, Aching Chief OF Police
"AI barroomf saloons, and other places for the
sale of liquors by retail, will be closed from six
O'Clock P NJ Monday, June !, until six o'clock a. NJ
Thursday, June 4; and during this time the sale of
all intoxicating liquors, at or near any polling place.
is prohibited.
"The police officers of cities and towns and the
sheris and other peace officers of countless will be
held responsible for the strict enforcement OF this
prohibition, and will promptly arrest and hold for
trial oil persons who may tansg-ess it,"
June
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Burning OF q Steamer and Loss OF Life.
NEW .ORIEANs, June 2-The steamer Ben.
Mcculloch took fire ON the 26th May, while "
ing up for the night IN Ouachita River, be-
tween Trenton and Camden, and was burned
to the waters edge. Three lives were lost,
viz: Wm: h. Scott, Of Arkansas, and Mrs.
Ryan and daughter of Alabama.
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Bond.street, New York. Tyr January
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BY TELEGRAPH.
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Our Washington Dispatches.
THE WASHINGTON .GN EIscrroS-A CLOSE con-
-Exsr-Tm OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES FATE OF
THE OMNIBUS BtLlTM NEW SECRETARY OF
wAn, &c. rs
WAsHNeyoN, June 2-There has been no
official statement of yesterdays election.> The
most reliable statement is that Given Demo
crat) ia elected by twenty-si1 majority; e1olu'
siye of one hundred and forty votes, which
we're tickets with flag OIL the back and
Grants face at the head which were laid aside
for future decision. In the upper Board there
is q tie, and in the lower the Democrats have
three majority. Two blacks we're elected to
Council. The latest figures elect Bowen (Rad-
icaD Mayor BY eighty three votes.
The Arkansas bill goes back to the House for
, concurrence in brakes modified amendment,
which provides that there shall never be re-
striotions on account OF race or color, except
ss to Indians not, taxed.
In THE SENATE, the Judiciary Committee re-
ported the bin, recently passed by the House,
admitting North and South Carolina, Alabama,
Louisiana and Georgia. with amendments, and
it comes up FOR consideration tomorrow.
Mr.. .Edmmds reported q resolution condi-
tonary excluding from the electoral college
the votes Of States lately in rebellion, which
wasreferred to the Judiciary Committee.
The following Is Edmund's resolution:
s.Resolped, That the States of Virginia,
North Carolina, South Carolina, Georgia,
Elorids, Alabsms, Msaissippi, Louisiana, Ar
kansaa and Texas respectively, shall not be
entitled to representatio In tie Electoral Col
Isge. Tor the choice of President and Vice
Preaidemt ofthe Hniaed States. and no electoral
vote shall bereceiyed OF counted from any OF
saeh respective States unless at the time pre-
scribed by law fnrs fhs choice of electors the
people Of such statesE Eehslls pursuant to the
acts Of Congress IN that behalf, have, since the
fourth day Of March, 1851, adopted q constitt-
tien OF State governments which shall have
been organized and shail be IN peaceful opera
ton, and lnless snch State shall have also
become entitled to representation in Congress
pursuant 70 the setsa OF Congress In that De-
hxIs.. sis si sss sSsssst .sy-af - -. : E
sehoaala ordereatae guards nom the .Wr
Department and hs participated in the Cabi-
net Meehng toydsy'ealia ~ -g.;f'. ~.
0heso Seoate haslsaectes fne nomination OF
M. stsnbery - -.zsa-: .e..s--7a
GoYernor BuaoeA a George, ant. hessrs.
Blodgett, Galloway ana and tfaTrow, OF Georgia,
arehere looking after reconstruction:
= 49, =. ss M ss.rs.s ss,' W.. 49, 80 $780, .u'
,ls,.e. ..:... e..0. III ., .saS ~ 49,
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@r ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE. ALL
persons having any cnims against the Estate of the
late VIM. NJ. BAILEY, II. D., o. Fdisto Island, will
present them properly attested to Iessrs. WHALEY,
MITCHELL & CLANCY, solicitors, No. 4s Broad.
street, Charleston, s. @. Those indebted will make
payment to them or to Mr. EPHRA1M C. BAILEY
ON Edisto Island, as convenient
F. N. BAILEY, Administrator.
April II 1amo3lnos
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@NOTICE.-THE FOLLOWING CERTI-
FICA1Es OF CITY OF CHARLESTON SIX (6) PER
CENT. STOCK, having been dc stroyed by fire, Say:
Certificate No. g. issue October, 1S4s. for s95sS; Ger
tfcate No. IL, issue August 1850. for $4,000; Ger
Hacate No. 21e, issue August 1850, for s1,666 81.
standing in the name Of r. s. IzARD. Also, Certif-
cate No. col issue August, 1850 for $1,000; Certificate
No. 23s issue August 1860, for 5000, standingin the
name of R. S. 1ZARD, Trustee
This is to give notice that application will be made
20 the City Council of Charleston for renewal Cert
fcates. MORDECAI & CO.,
May 20 1amoSmos Agents.
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@THE STEAMER CITY POINT WILL
discontinue her trips to Florida, for summer repairs,
until further notice. June
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