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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-05

GERMAN SOLDIERS AND SAILORS UNION
DemscAer Vetcrdaen BEnd-The regular weekly
meeting Of the Union was held last evening at
wis Hall. 9Th street; Lieut.. Young pres idiEg.
After the admiss of new members, the
Ene etipg was addressed in the German lang age
by Lieut.. Young and Mr.. Walter. Adjourned.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-05
WOOD AND GOAL

WILLIAA GUINANb,
w DEALFRfN
COAL, WOOD, LIME, CRMlST, As
Central Once, No. 81 Louisiana avenue between
9Th and 7th streets west Branch Yard, corner Do.
street east and 4 street south Wharf aud stearr
eav Mill, loot Of ID street east arge Wharf accom-
modstions for leading and unloading vessels an
storing goods. COAL By the cargo st Philscelp Lie
prices. ne II.lv
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-05

Extra Fine Old Xxx
Extra Choice Old xxx
Extra Choice Old xxx
Extra Superior OLD EECTAR WHISTLES
Very Superior OLD CABINET
our STOCK of OLD WHISTLES s unusually larrc
and highly improved by age, sno our customer
may conhce Ia Is tia, the u rivalIe3 quality
everywhere sckaew lsds,ed OF our Ole Monon gshela
Nhlskie, shall be fully maintaiued b. Us
ocs-3m
New-York tribune., 1868-06-16
DibiNtnS aOtirts.

gNKWYoEK ,xD H,nLYN RAILROAD T4gssrEgEs oTrczl
CoRSEK FoUKrnArK. ASD IwENri sKrn 81
NKwNoRg, Jane u. 1853
TJNHR BOARD OF DIRECTORS of this Com
pany have declared DIVIDEND Il POUR PR CENT on The
Preferred Stsok free u Government tar pabe on We
I day of july The TrHsi Booss all s eo',l
IN the on day ~ JnT I've
G. VANDERBILT, j.. TressafsI.
EIsTH S,rosAL B.sKs NV YoEEs Jqs. Il, iaoa
rVHE BOARD of DIRECTORS OF tins Bank
declared DiyIDESD Of flyB tJ) PR CBhl iire oi al
taIe payable The hrt day Of July ucrt
,ra,t,na JOHN HILL. Caahier.
New-York tribune., 1868-06-16
THE STATE OF TRADE.
ETfPOpEAN MAREETc

LoSDoE June l5-ll:l5 m-Couso 81 ass for onev.
ss account; United States Bonds N az Illinois Ceztlss loo
Ere shares, g. -
Che account Illinois Centfals p0t Others unchanged
LOSpoN June lS5 D. mT1s following tie closing pre.
stock Exchange Oday Coho for money 81; Consos Ia
soeouut 9 ass, illinois shares l0O United states bonds "
Rre shares 49, Untfd States bonds at Frankfort mani
PRAHKYokT June Unted States B0nds 7 an for the Issue Of
lS51
LyKpooL June l5-lll5a COftOBTbe market opens buoyt
s day however viii not exceed 1900 bales he follow
hs are The opeang prces Mddng UpaBds oad Nddng
ia
3l3 per quarter Mixed Western Wheat
1873 per GENITAL Tor Cana White for No Red Western
Dle y so 10. flour, 81 y bbL Tor Western CaSal -
PTOUsOHG O n bbl EItTa Prime Mess Pork 5l6 q
e foI EaneTB Prime Ness Lard C5 ewt Cheese 81 Pcst for
tes best grades Of Pine BAeOB 46f pcgt.
Pr0duos-Rosin 6'3 ewt ~ Common North Carolina TsoW
~ TuTpsuDe 1e y Refined Petroleum hfD at ~ y
gal Spirits Petroleum "a a. ~ Dutch Standard Sugar
Lond0s. z7 Cacutts Lnseed, 60'6. .a-.
LIVERPOOL June l5:2O BreddslaGS-No. Red Western
Wheat bAs eeebIe9 " Hiz y eenisL
New-York tribune., 1868-06-16
MONDAYS WEATHER REpoRr-s a. N.
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF sBw.YoRK.........JUsE Is


CLEARED.
steamsps-Ciy Of EewYork (Br HaroN Lerpoo francona
Ships~Hudson Pratt London suote Br) Sone YokohonA
Baks-Anns Kre (N Oh Vogh Stetni j. f. HobOok, Leavit
MatAnrS -.,, -, ,-,-,
Rose6rook Carbaen; Camilla Orb Newman GuAnenaoe Msroe
rigs Hamilton Bermuda Gem lB Campbell S John, " JohI
Lewis DBL, Edgett 81 John, n. b.
Stetsou Parker Svsna Santa Martha and Car
thaeepa; Sanders Davis Little River s. c. Lockwood ~
Jobp wilmington c.; McFadden, Portland; g. H. Rogers
Grego Bostoa Baltimore Hemuinay SamOnii Mary Gray AJS
UDcAsyle.
ARRIVED.
T. & surveying steamship Rudeavor Norfolk. 50 howrs
Steamship Colorado B Cutting Liverpool June = mde and LII
Shin American Union Grant Loudon May mse and 3 Nay
lat Jan Chris Fshen passenger native OF Holland
fell overheard. and was drowned -, n,
BSk Bads (NoL) CorueDen, Newport England May railroad
iron. ,o -, -.
sehp FANNY Keatiug Daniels Carienas II days noasses
ERs-KIVER ASD coAsrwIsz Liza.
Pacinc Columbia Me J. c; wilson, vrgtna -
JAS. CrAmer Virginia W L. springs W hmlngiop ~ u
Clara Wilmington, y. G. Carrie WEBB, Georgeto"n D u
MISCELLANEOUS.
The coast survey Bibb Nook will Cape Hat
tsrs in few days complete Of that dangerous Oear
FOREIGN PORTS. + I.
June l5-The steamship Bremen from NewIork,
June arrived this port a. o'clock this afternoon
LONDON June l3Ihe steamship Celia, from NeSlork, May 70,
QuSEssrOwS June Sbe steamship Eua from NeWYOrk arrived
BRSsgS june -The steamship Schmidt from HeNYok May a.
arrived at this port early yesterday morning
SPOKEN.
May lat 2 On 81 2o whaling hr T. Swaine, mos out no OIL
New-York tribune., 1868-06-16
Proposals.


OTyIcE oy ASSISTANT QUARrERNisTER GENERAL, }
Con HousroN HKwIORK Cry Jnne 1909
DROPOSALS IN DUPLICATE are invited
supplying this With 80 cords meTchatabe hard
3s 24O H. eAch) best quality Anthracite Coal egg
such time be required prior September
l. at posts IN New ork hAb0r, as follows, via;
FortH Hantau-2l9 cords wood and 66I tnns coal
Fort " Nadsworb--J3 tuns coal
Schnyler-ll0 wood and l93 tnns coal.
Wnletts Pomt-lJl cords wood and 312 coal
The delivered the wbaTs Of the respective posts and
cord The coal is 70 BE- delivered n tue yard
provided reception each aud paid for according to weight
as ascertaned by post scales =,
will be accompanied
that the bid accepted contract VIII
efecued sufficient securities In the of @ 10
deliver wood $3.50 deliver the coal in conformity with the
terus OF this advertisement -
The privilege reserved rejecting all the bids deemed
advisable =,
separate proposals will be received for supplying l2 cords Tood and
3256 tuns coal 10 he delivered as follows, VIA:
Fort Columbus. 30 cords wood and $50 tuns coal
Fort Wood cords wood and SIS tuns coal
Dayids Island, " cords wood and ,9l tans coal ..
Subject the above conditions
Also separate propOssssl be received for supplying
Fort Adams L. with $50 cords wood aud bJ TINS coal
Fort mba London Conn., with $50 cords wood and 23 tun
coal; and
West Point Y With 4Jl cords wood and s66 tuns coal
required the Of oneiOnh ei the
contract otherwise subject TO the above conditions
be which be had At this once loom
orsed ropOSa Wood "Coa and addressed 70 the
uDdergne whom application should be made for additional pArea
lars - ........
BreyetMAorGeueral and Assistant Quarernaster General
Unitet States Army.
New-York tribune., 1868-06-16
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

PHnADELPHA June l5-Plour unchanged wbeat-Good held
tly Others dull small saesRed 81 Od ~ i California ~
Pennsylvania 86c Southern 9e Coffee dull Moases e5Jc
Provisions steady WHISKY large quantity eonraband at 9oG9
dali and nothing doing Wheat dull and unchanged Com dali White
81 u Yellow 81 2d$l H. Oats dUl; Western 9dS9c Maryland
and PENNSYLVANIA 9OdS5e Re dull and nOmiBa 81 rs Pork dnl
$40 Bacon 6m RIB Sides 6le Clear Sides l7iG Shoulders $50
,4ic Hams 2Od22e Lard dull; lsc ~
OswRGO June l5Four eady sales Of 900 bbls A $40 5 Tor
No Spring; S2 for Amber Winter IS for White; and s3 70
for Double Extra wheat lower ses 5000 6nsb 70 hwsnhe
Canal FcghtsWhea 9le Corn &C. Oats Sc, to New-fork
CNCENAT June 5-FlOuI dull and iueguar Family merchants
higher; samples Of New Tennessee exhibited at the Exchange 20
& for 1's'9' No. 1 Ny Ge Re $ 2dGt 81 sl e. Cotton G
ic for hdnes stock 4Oo bales posaeo Gnehshgso 10 isa
Mess PoIk moderate demand at S4S BuIE MEAS ee1 %
Clear Lard dull III dl74e Gold 1891 buying an ..
oswEeo June 5Pour oweI sales Of zoo ens az ia t
White BIB 70 for Double Extra Wheat oWsri sales Of 6C oS,5 5
No hTapaee Club at 81 S 200 eGse aS n 20 car Corn 1 Unchanged
Corn Meal 80 30 per cwt M edyi shorts s2l Shipstaas
All Mddngs 80 per tun Canal Preig6-wheat 9c Corn &c.
Oats NewYork Lumber 80 50 to The Hudson Lake 900
l33OoO Lumber Canal E1Por3l5o 600 bush wheat 1873"
June l5TObsco brn; Lggs 80 l9G$s oo Dik LI
sOdsi So Back Wrappers $l2d so Medium to Good Biigs
Leaf $I65o CottonNoag doing HEMP d9li Dressed Sned % @
Flour, ~ 75d$ $8 Double Extra S JO0Sg 29 FS2e ,,
s3 80 Wheat duh and declining Choice winter kea ana 5
unsettled Choice Yellow 82a8Jc White e5d86e Mixed White va
PSI % 0 IMPROVED na demand ena at Is BuI doing
with small business; City Clear Sides G m 3
50 gross Sheep dan At +@ bead SeS.IP' cdPa
for two days. bbs Flour 5000 bush Wheat ON bush O'rn
BUFFALO June I5-Recpwhest 5000 bush CSTn ?'s SS So
bush Oats 30 bush Flour liSi0 bps ,
bush Corn bush Oats %7 600 bush foa du S,9
change Wheat inactive: No sIr7g onesl g AZ % material
buyers Corn unsetedi buyers are boI1g @ n M 3, & oats
deue sales 1900 bush No lat gSic and O 9os & no. Z % oep
dul and sellers apgt; lOc was oHeIed ana '''o '
artiees without quotsbe change
New-York tribune., 1868-06-16
Bacon timer A. 4sl6 Cheese timer AZ 57I.
provt,tous-Pork dun.

Lard dali and unchanged
IyEErOoL jane l55 m-ConsRTbe market closed irregular
The following the closing 6gues Mdng Upands l0tGl0d
Mdrg Orleans lobdlld The sales o. The day have footed up 10 600
bales
Breadstigs-The market closed quiet and unchanged.
PToriSOHs-The market closed steady
PrOdue-PetrOlem quiet l per gallon for Refined and 3d. ot
Spirits
JoyDoS june 5 Mo Dutch Standard Sugar the spot
266 y owt to arrive 96i3 per Caeuta Lnseed, 62i
AsrwKRP June l5Petroleum 4t y bbL for Standard
White
ANTWERP June lPerOeum closed quiet A. francs p bbl for
Standard White
New-York tribune., 1868-06-16
p1cSENnEPS ARRLVED

FROM LIVERPOOL jane SIn steamship ColOradoD Muer
and wife aud child wife, John Mckee Benjamin Stan
Thompson Miss NJ Young Jarver and wife Mss Ja'r NJ
Cook. Jubal Firth, George LuDdstron
New-York tribune., 1868-06-16
Hurs,s. 6arriaqts, &t.

AT HENRY's CITY AUCTION MART,
Broadway and Thtynnthst regular public sales Of HORSES,
OARRIAGES HARNESS. RUGS WHIPS and everything needed Ia
riding driving bed every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY
hnd number
Horses suitable light driving and heavy work. at these sales,
whether especially The Of
second hand Carriages and great VARIETY Of Harness always 90
hand also superior PARK Phaetons by Miner stephens
TWO PARK PHKTONS FOR SALE cheap;
but top each with pole; made by
Muer Stevens, Broadway At private stable No 10 East Thirty
New-York tribune., 1868-06-16
stais. Orsnge Countr Ind RlH.
Common to Pslr.:.........2.5al2. 2.
AFTERNOON Provision MARKET
hess Pork IA doll AZ A28 lg4c.. east


seller July hear Of o
PE EFROLBCM-Coanus and the demand fair We quote
follows Crude 45af gravity. IN bulk 5ldiee Crude WgtI
gravity. N b1, IDa.c Rtped IN bond W. 5lc Refined 10
bond Prime White @ RehEol H. bond, Prime L. s. 70 W, HOO
lis test 1Ql Refue free W. 36637o Naphtba Refined, 6O1
65xray l4Gl4tc; ke,duuu delivery qDote
Refined IN bon w. O. June 2lc July Je August &c 10
cases, BE kelned N6pth IN 10 bbs Ice In Phado
phCde lg Refined W, spot 3llc; o., June size; July
Anggst &c September 55c Refined Naptha bhs, 5lc
before. $50 S''~~'
ne demand Is moderate IA the heavy
En sss pss NE absence o important business entirely
n l6.0l6ic for faris - 49, ~ - -
euarke e4fs T..
New-York tribune., 1868-06-16

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
s,u Ri,s. 423 1888 Moon Rses...... l:D
hlsA
SANDY Hook 4:O5 Cows Island. ass Hell Gate. $50
New-York tribune., 1868-06-16
GUal. IT,.
GOal. &t.
LackaWanna Coal
At RETAIL.

The DELAWARE HUDSON CANAL COMPANY are selling ths
uy celebrated LkAwannA Coal re for domestic at %
per tun screened and delivered s5 per un Ia the yards ord
promptly attended to.
YARDs-Ho $40 FRoHTST.. Err
FOOT OF HUBERT-sT., N
FOURTBRNTHST near NINTHAvR.
FOOT or THIRTY PoURTHsT.. BR
FOOT OF THIRTY. .SINTIIsT., N r.
THIRD.AvB near RIGHTYF0URTHST.
TY.sRCoNDsT., Mr.
No. % ATLANTIC.sT. BROOKLYN
FOOT OF HARRISON ST., BRooKLYN
FOOT OF THIRDsT,, L. X ..r.tI s.t..t..
PRINCIPAL OFFICE. No. EAssAuBT, uP TAIs
New-York tribune., 1868-06-16
PFCFTpTS an ppon,,cr

JuSE l5-l252 bbs Flour IS bbs WHISKY iah,,. c u..
sal sacks Corn Me, - 60 bush whes y 81 Corn 41 bush
Ashes IS pkgs Beef 3 pg Cut Meats 50 pigs Lard 93 ,sk
Csk ma bbS ~ '~S~~ -
New-York tribune., 1868-06-16

PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARKBT-JuNE IS ,
unsettled and lower; bNJ head 500 az
Western Steers; 9dioc for m 70
good and y n Sheep duh and lover sales
Hogs dul and lower sales OF JUV
AT sl2 5O0 Sl4 a. 100 10 nst-he for prime corBled
New-York tribune., 1868-06-16
SpOrt adlarStn's Iautit,.

NEw.YORK,
PoRTwARDENs oyVcE, No % WuhaDst
NOTICE is hereby given, in accordance with
~ section Of the Aei passed April II i entitled AZ Aets
interested having charge OF the subject matter Of nqOirI.
that the following vessels under
ton Warens that tue said will
be copleted within succeeding board
New-York tribune., 1868-06-16
THE MARKETS.

ICarsnly reported for THH TRBuSR 81. u
ASHEs-The market Pots steady So 25a 50 81 Pearls
psmuaL
COTON-Te market opened fueT but relaPed into quiet
t state much strength at bgusi sales Of II3
bales including spuu 100 exporters aud 81 TO spectators
New-York tribune., 1868-06-16
Ytaal Notitss.

SUPREME COURT. JOHN r. PLATT,
- Psnf against FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF MINNEAPOLIS,
Minnesota the DefendSntYou hereby snmmoned
and auid complaint b action which s be tiled 10
CLERK Of tue C and County Of at the CITY
Hall CITY and Of answer to the sad com
pnt on The suhers hr Office No lsl Broadway IN the CV
within days aer the service Of this summons on
vo exclusive the Of and m TO answer the
the Aforesaid the pantf 10 this action ""
for the Of Nineteen hundred aud
dollars with interest from the twentieth o November one eoa
hundred besides the costs ana
this action.-Dated May a. 1903 - - ....-.
CHAMBERS 4 PoMBRoy, Plaintiffs Atorusys
The COMPLAINT entitled action this day tied ID the once
othe Clerk CITY and County Of NeNYo AZ the Cya IN SAID
Jeis i.SssTa CHAMBERS PoMBR0Y. Plaintiffs Attorneys
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1868-07-22
COLUMBIA.
Wednesday Morning. July 20, 1868

CRETE. We have received several
copies of a paper published at the
hub, for the purpose of bringing be-
fore the world the unfortunate condi-
tion of the Cretans. With due defer
ence to the charitable propensities OF
the Bostonians, it would be as we'll
tc remind them that there are Gre
tans on their own continent. If they
would take; the trouble to lock
through the South, the aptness of
the information would be appreciat-
ed. It. is more than probable, how
ever, that the funds obtained, osten-
sibly for the poor Cretans, will by
some mysterious hocus-pocus be
found in the pockets of some of the
hubites. .st
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1868-07-22

THE WORMS OF A NTAN1Ac-A
horrible incident recently occurred
in the. city of Trebizond, Turkey.
In the space of a few minutes, seven
teen victims fell under the knife of n
madman, each victim receiving but a
single wound, which, in all cases,
was aimed ut the heart. The assas-
sin commenced his butcheries OF s
o'clock IN the morning, armed with
knife sharpened on two edges. the
blade of which was about six or
seven inches in length. Having
fastened the knife to his hand with n
cord, keeping the blade beneath his
arm, he commenced walking slowly
up the street. seizing his opportunity
to stab every one whom he found
within his reach, and, quickly con-
cealing his weapon after each mur-
derous blow, left his surprised
victims totally unconscious Of the
hand that dealt their death-wound.
and unable to denounce the assassin.
An end was finally put to the bloody
work by baker, who succeeded in
telling the assassin to the earth with
weii-aimed blow from heavy
stick of wood, when he was immedi-
ately seized, disarmed and handed
over to the authorities. The excite
ment and horror created among the
entire population of Trebizond Yves
SO great that the Governor was
obliged to hasten the execution; and,
after a summary trial, the culprit
was taken into the public square and
beheaded, in the presence of the
whole population of the city.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1868-07-22
Democratic Meeting.

AT o regular meeting of the
Coopersville Democratic Club, held
this day-Rev. J. w. Coleman, pre-
siding-the following preamble and
resolutions were offered by DR.. r. G.
Griffin, and unanimously adopted.
DR.. Griffin advocated the adoption of
the resolutions in few we'll tined
and appropriate remarks, urging
upon his hearers the great impor-
tance of union and cooperation in
the approaching campaign to secure
the election of the nominees of the
great National Democratic party, in
November next:
Whereas, the great National Demo
cratic party of the United States, in
Convention assembled, in the city of
New York, on the 4th day of July,
1868, with great enthusiasm, an
nounced the names of Horatio Sew
mour, of New York, and Francis p.
Blair. of Missouri, as the standard
bearers of the National Democratic
party in the approaching contest for
Constitutional liberty, the rights of
the States, and the restoration of the
Union; and whereas, we look for
ward to the election of those we'll
tried statesmen and patriots with
cheerful hope that will wash away
every stain which is sought to be
printed upon the Constitution of our
once happy and prosperous country,
Constitution framed for our guild
ance and protection by the sages and
heroes of the Revolution; and
VII areas, we shall behold, in the ele-
vation of such patriots to the highest
office within the gift of the American
people, a President and Vice -Presi-
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dent as may .ftly succeed the time
honored statesmen who have retired
from the public service, tit to WELD
the sceptfe which jackson, (which
Polk, which Pierce, and which Bu-
chanan have left untarnished and
unbent; when equal rights and equal
Justice will be imeted out to all men
aike-law alike to the North as we'll
as to the South-with such men at
the helm OF State, animated by such
probity of heart and Influenced by
such purity of creed, the ship of
State will move onward, proudly,
as in days of old; the Constitution
will ride gallantly as before, and the
Union, clear above the tempest, the
clouds and the bowling storm which
have darkened the horizon, under
radical rule, will shine out again
more gloriously under the sunlight
of peace and prosperity; be it,
therefore, Ifa,It t.
Resolced, That the Coopersville
Democratic Club most cordially en-
dorse, and do hereby unanimously
ratify, the nomination of Horatio
Seymour and Francis P. Blair as the
men for the times, whose great pub
lie services, in the councils of the
nation, entitle them to the gratitude
and confidence of the American peo-
pie.
By invitation, the meeting was
then addressed by our colored
friends, James Minor, John Lee and
Peter Mitchell. This trio of speak
ers acquitted themselves handsomely
and in good style; and, during the
delivery of their able and eloquent
remarks. were frequently cheered by
the audience, who thus attested their
appreciation of the great truths and
sentiments expressed. The good
work is going bravely on, and gathers
new strength and energy day by day;
and if the people are true to them
selves, we have no doubt, in Novem-
Der next, the Government will be
restored, peace and prosperity will
again abound in the land, and the
great temple of American freedom
will be rebuilt upon the ruined walls
of radicalism. Many names were
added to the Club, which swelled tie
list to over 100 members. Roll on
the ball. Let victory be the watch
word. By q united and vigorous
support of the principles of the De-
mocretic party, with Seymour and
Blair as our leaders, our success is
certain. CHARLES CARTEE,
Secretary pro tenn.
July Is, 1868.
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1t is amusing to read that the
Senate stands upon its rights under
the Constitution, and will not agree
that the House has aught to do with
the makingo or ratification of treaties,
even when appropriations of money
are necessasy to carry them into
effect. It is farce, as the Richmond
Dispatch suggests, for either House
of the present Congress to profess
any respect for the Constitution.
They have both, again and again,
violated some of its most sacred pro-
visions. They have legisIated "out-
side of it. as Mr.. Stevens says, and
have treated it as if it were of no
more value than the laws of Utopia.
They have demoralized the public,
until not one man in ten has any
clear idea in regard to his own per-
sonal rights. They have, in word,
ruined the country.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1868-07-22

ALMOST ANOTHER DILL MURDER
We learn that during his Saturday
VISIT" our Honorable Senator J. NJ.
Rutland, having got into an alterca-
tion with one Giles Harrison, freed
man, first struck and then shot at
the said Giles, who, having retired
for a pistol, returned and discharged
it at the Honorable Senator, without
effect. It is said that Mr.. r. escaped
the shot by blowing out the candle
and falling on the ground. Had the
Honorable Senator lost his life at the
hands of this negro, that he has
helped to raise to condition of
political equality with himself, doubt
less many of our best citizens would
have been cast into prison upon
mere suspicion, as in the Dill affair,
without any shadow of evidence or
pretext of law. We congratulate the
radicals, however, on the escape of
the only man in their ranks that
would not absolutely disgrace the
bench by ignorance and incompe-
tence. But did even the Honorable
Senator conform more to moral or
statute law, if Mr.. Rutland and his
colored constituents would not let
their angry passions rise, the radical
party would be indanger of O contre-
temps, and our unoffending citizens
in less danger Of causeless incarcera-
tlon.- WinnSbOrO Ne,os.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1868-07-22

LETTER FROM SENATOR DooL1rT1E.
Senator Doolittle has replied to a
letter, from number of conservative
Republicans, in Danville, Pennsyl-
vania, expressing their disappoint-
ment at the Democratic nominations,
and asking his opinion upon the
situation and prospects of third
party. Senator Doolittle pronounces
decidedly against third party move
ment, and counsels the support of
the Democratic nominations, declar-
ing that in his opinion s1the very life
OF the Constitution is involved, and
with it the rights of the States and
the liberties of the people,"
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SUN-STRoKE.-A Philadelphia ply
slclan writes: Let the person thus
affected be removed to q cool and
private place, his clothing taken off,
ana the body rubbed from head to
foot with large piece of ice, at the
same time that pieces of ice are kept
In the arm-pits. This simple treat
ment, if steadily perseyered in. will
save cases which seem almost despe-
rate. : fS'F