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PRODUCE MARKET.
NEW YORK. October 16-2 P.M.-FLoUR &c[lne
our market opened rather more steady, ana cioSeo
dull and s.ss SsOap1g sTs barrels at Sc sO7 for
fine State; 81 l5a7 65 for extra Sta 81 6oa Is tor
enUerane We tern; s7a7 &c for comm IN to medl
NM extra Western 81 65a8 20 for choice do' 10U ~
alO for good to choice white wheat e1ra, ,. tua
for common to good shipping brands extra
ponnd hoop Ohio; s8 05a10 90 for trade brands;
60 ooaio M for common to fair extra st. Lou 8,
and s1ra14 90 for good to choice do.
Southern flour is quiet Sales zoo bbls at 3 Qua
Is for common to fair extra; 2OalS 5o LOT go'o 10
choice do c.,o,
400 sacks at Sa1o rs.
GRA1N-Ihe wheat market il 1a2c better, and less
active Sales 49, oOo bushels at 81 GSa1 IS for NO
snTng. 81 s) for No spring; 50 ~ for white Mich
igau, and 20 GO for white California.
Corn is about 1c better. Sales $4,000 ousheis at
81 Hal 16 for unso md 81 17a1 IT for souno nix
ed Western, and 81 1S for do. in store.
Oats are steady Sales $1,000 busnels ae 'o1ae'
a74H for new Western, and 76c for maitlng'
RIcE-Is quiet at 9JIa9kc for Carolina, ana o>aa
35.c. gold, tor Rangoon, in bond.
CoFrEE-Rio is quiet AMI firm. sa:es SINCE our s
last $40 bags on private terms. Otner . alnus uio
dull Sales 11o bags Laguayra on private terms ST.;
SUaAR-Is firm, but not very acnee. I,5aiIc
our last 500 hhds. at 1la11%c for Cuba; li54a5oA
for Porto Rico and 80 boxes Havana at eirce
MoLAssEs-Is quiet ard unchanged s"es sinee
| our last 100 hhds. Huev1tas at 46c a., on .x
HAY-Is quiet at 65 for slipping, and slal ~ '0i
retail lots. ,,t ,u;et
PRov1sIoNs-Pork is n shade hrmer, out qu.e., y,
Sales 1850 bbls at s2S 9Qa29 - for mess, closing ~
s2s o5. cash; s2e 7Ol2S IS for old do; S24 oVaZ1
| for prime and s2Sa2S so for prime mess.
Beefis heavy Sales 125 bbls. at SllalS ior ne"
| plain mess, and s19a29 25 for new extra mess.
l. 1Iok 0,aO fors
| S31a33 for India mess.
Cut meats are steady. Sales lao packages at lZ1s'
al3Xc tor shoulders, and 14a19c for hams. c.,
ard is quiet and steady Sales 5oo tcs =, Dal tum
| 17la19I,., chiefly at 191sa19ssc for NO. priine
steam, and 19Ia20c for kettle rendered.
Butter is steady at SOaS6c for Ohio, and 4oa4c loi
State. o.,1 OIL,
wHIsKEY-Is steady. Sales $50 bols at 81 2oal ~
free. o-o L,o, .,
CorroN-Is o shade frmer. Sales $50 bales a.
2515c for middhng uplands.
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Marine uews.
Port of Charleston. October

-
Arrived Saturday.
Schr " Mann. Stamford, Philadelphia-6 daTs
Coal and Mdzo. TO Il + Baker 4 Co. Budd Blake
Cameron, Barkley & Co, L Chaplin. G Luhn. Rail
road Agent G W Williams co, Tobias sons, e
w Steffens L Co, Albums. Damon l. Co Railroad
Co, n Chapeau, McLeish. Feloman, Lu1rs
steling, ostendorf 20, Wagensr; aeatn gSs mon,
sees, Bischof, Gru5er, q Wurhman' Jenoras
& 20. N Burgess, and Order. o
Schr Olive Branch, from Santee. SO) bushels
Rough Rice. To Frost & Adger.
Sloop Amelia from Ashepoo. 189O pushcls houen
Rice. To Rooer 4 Sto1ey.
Sloop R Lee, Barnett, Cooper River 80 BUSH
els Rough Rice. 10 q Ingraham Son.
Arrived Yesterday.
Steamer City Point, McNelty, Palatka, via Jackson
vile, Fernandina and Savannah. 10l bales l Cot
ton. Mdze, &c. T D Aiken Co, Pinckncy Bros,
kirkpatrick Wltte, " N Lawton, G 1ngraham
Son, Fraser l. Dill, Cohen, Hanckel 4 CO. Roper
Stone7 Frost & Adger Togni, Bischof Co.
Williams, Goldsmith & Son, B O'Neil, 4
Co. 81 G Co. W Speissesger, Jehords & CO. W u
L NJ NJ Bristol, Railroad Agent.
Steamer Pocosin, Garrison. Edisto and Rockville.
so bags + Cotton, and Sun6ries. TOD Murray,
Fraser Dill, ] Colcock i Co, W Bee L Go, Gall
lard L Minott 8 Howe, CASTOR Jacobs Bissel
Co. and others.
AT QUARANTINE.
Brig Moonlight, Burner, Darien, Georga-S days
Lumber. To the Master. Bound to Surinam, and
put in with part Of crew sick.
IN THE oFFING.
Steamship Monterey, Ryder, New York--!eft -
inst. Mdze. To Ravencl L Co. and others.
Steamship Carroll, Childs Baltmore-.eit = inst.
Mdze. To Moriecal s. Co, Courtcaay & Trenholm,
and others.
Bark Harriet Hussey. frem port in Maine.
Cleared Saturday.
Steamship Manhattan, Woodruff, New York; A
Adger Co.
Sailed Saturday.
Steamship Manhattan, Woodruff, New York
Steamship Falcon. Horsey, Baltimore
Brig John Peirce. Melville, Mat,nzis
Schr Harriet Thomas, Robinson. Boston.
Schr Enchantress, Covert, New York.
Up for this Port.
Brig James Baker, PheIan. at New York. Oct 1G.
Schr Lilly, Francis, at Philadelphia, Oct Is.
Cleared for this Port.
Steamship Carroll, Childs, ct Baltimore, Oct Is.
Memoran6a.
The ship Richard the Third, Wood, entered out
ward at Liverpool for this port, Sept 30.
The ship Amelil (of Charleston). Johnso1 from
Liverpool, arrived at Flew York Oct 10.
The schr Sanders. Davis, from Little River, S
C, arrived at New York Oct To-
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1QilroaDs.
CHARLESTON CITY RAILWAY ,ON.
PANY
OFFICE CHARLESTON CITY RAILWAY COL


CHAkLEsTUA CITY RAILWAY .OM-
PANY.
OFFICE CHARLESTON CITY RAILWAY 60,
CORNER BROAD AND EAST Ray STREETS, !
CHARLESTON So. Ca, October 9, lSGS.
SrHEDULE OF THE CHARLESTON cITP
RAILWAY COME.iNY.
KING-STREET LINE
Leave Upper Terminus Leave Low.r Ter.ainu
at 7.sO NJ, and at inter- at AM, and at inter.
walls OF ten n0J minutes walls OF ten 10I minutes
during the day till the during the day till $40
last trip at 0 PM. PM.
N.H.-Leaye the Battery as follows: On the hour
and ten tl0l minutes OF the hour, from A. NJ,
until p NJ, except at ten 1O) minutes of O'Clock,
A. NJ Ever, other trip from tie old postofice
RUILEDGE-s1HEET LINE.
Leave Ctper Terminus Leave L0mfr Terrinu,
ut 7.30 An, and at inter- S.U5 AM, and at inter-
9als OF twelve 12l minutes vals of twelve 49, min
during the day till "a ute, during the day till
PM. 9.30p. d.
N.B.-Leave the Battery at seventeen az minutes
afeI the hour and orty-one t41j minutes after the
hour until serentsen (l7 minutes past g. Every other
trip from the old Postofice
SUNDAY SCHEDULE.
EING-STREET LINE.
Leave Upper Terminus Leave the Loper Termi.
at An, and at inter- nus at $50 AM. and at
vals of fifteen tl5l min intervals OF fifteen (l5l
utes till 100 F. NJ minutes till 7.31 ?. u.
N.B.-An the trips are to the Battery except the
last trip OF each car
RUTLEDGE-STREET LINE.
Leave Upper Terminus Leave Lo,rer Te,1ninus
at AM, and at inter- at 35 A. NJ, and at inter-
walls OF every twenty (20 walls Of every twenty 20l
minutes till 645 PM. minutes TIL T.30 PM
N.B.-All the trips are to the Battery except the
last trip Of each car.
s.w. RAMSAY,
October Secretary and Treasurer.
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rne Charleston Cotton Market.

The CuHIItSCOH OVCtOhk
OFFICE OF THE CHARLESTON DAILY NEWs' '.s
CHARIEsroN, Saturday Evening. October A'' oo''
Buyers found themselves unable to purchase nee'
" in consequence of many holders asR'nH suuo-
rates, but purchasers declined to pay "a ao,ans ,se
and the transactions were limited to some SUI oa.e.
which were sold at about the cosng rates OF 'ie ua'
hefor, The transactions were: at 2l7s ss at Il
90 ~. -. % a. as; ss at 2s q at 22l lis at 2S;
At asx: and prepared on the Gullett gin ut 24c'
Ths following were disposed Of on the evening be-
tors and not previously reported, say 20 at 2lz and
30 at 2SH. We quote
LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION.
Ordinary to good ordinary. 40 @22
Low m1ddnng.... ...-...... 'H17<eSN-/a
SJiddlinp .,,........23 O.
srict middlng.. .2S,a9-
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THIS PREPARATION Is TIE RESULT OF THE
combined skill Of the physician dentist and apothe-
cary and it is offered RELIABLE substitute Tor
the numerous uncar ain washes now in vogue. The
microscope has also been called into use, and the re-
searches of celebrated observer have detected the
manner in which the tartar is formed, showing 1t to
be The work OF an;maculH. -
substances which Ficinus found 10 DIES roy the life
of ihcse iniusoria are contained in ihe Dentaina,
anl thus it prevents the increase ofarar aud conse
ouent loosening of the teeth il will he found useful
TO persons in advanced lifc giving strength and tone
to the gums while 10 every ore the aroma and sen
saion OF cleanliness after using it will bo sufficient
recommended IN smokers especially Will appreciate
Its efficacy.
Numerous dentists Of the highest standing bcing
acquainted with the composition OF the Deniallina
advocate its use it containing nothing CORROSIVE or
injurious to pre- sent its unrestrained employment
Prepared only by JAS. T. sHINS, Chemist, Phila'
delphia.
For sale by DOWIE NOISE,
Corner Meeting and IGasel streets,
October II winl3m0S charleston, D. e.
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New York Market.


The New York Commercial Advertiser, Of Fri
day, October 16, says:
Money continues to gain slightly in eass Some
OF the banks have departed from their 7per cent.
rule, and are employing portion OF their balances
at g. per cent, and on the street the rate is very
generally 6 per cent.
Small remittances Of ofcurrency are coming from the
banks Of Cincinnati and Chicago; but these receipts
are moro than set of by the remitances to the South
and to the banks of the minor cities
The postponeroent Of remittances by the impor-
ters is causing some increase of funds Offering f,
temporary loan.
Discounts are fairly active. There is healthy con-
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FoRIIdN MARKETS.
:. LoxDoN, October 17-Consols s4A Bonds '2%'
Tallow 49s Cd.
LIVERPOOL, October 17-Noon.-cotton steady;
sales L, 900 bales.
Afternoon.-Cotton frmer but not higher.
HAyaE, October 17.-cotton If 35c
DOMESTIC MARKETS.
NEW YoRK, October 17-Noon-Ssock Ks STEADY
Money easy at Cat. Exchange -: aolo i'o7'
Flour dull snd dropping. Wheat ddisand q roopine.
Corn dull nd 1c lower. Pork dull at s2S 10. Laro
duu-steYm 19s1sHc. Cotton quiet and STEADY az
25Hc. Turpentine Aha45c. Rosln-s1 aineo eoil
mon 50 25 Freights quiet.
Eyening-cotton firm with fair business saioS
1900 6Iles at 251Ea25A for middling uplanos fiour
less active and 5a10c lower. Wheat dull ana oroop
ing. Corn heavy and 1c lower. Mess pork S2S W.
CASH, Naval stores quiet and steady Freshts win
out material change. -
BALTIMORE, October I7.-Cotton better; uplands
-25a25H. Flour dull and unchanged. VIII eat dun
:: good to prime red 50 4oa2 GO. ordinary 81. Corn
duh; white 81 25a1 80 for old Mess pork $50 90.
WILMINGTON, October I7.-Spirits turpentine stea-
: dy; sales at ASH Rosin-good demand for low
rades sales at 81 6Sa5; crude turr enne fim saies
at 81 65 Tar steady at 80 80. Cotton firm; sales al
23a24 Timber IS 5oas
SAVANNAH, October H.-Cotton firm and In falr
demand; middling 241lc; sales 400; receipts 1916;
exports coastwlse S10S bales.
MOBILE, October 17-cotton--markct firm; saieS
800 bales; middIng 2sh receipts ss4; exports S7o4
bales
NEW ORLEANS, October 17.-Cotton in good g.
mand and prices easier; middling 2sHc sales 2OOo;
receipts 2245; exports 1892. sterling-bank 4sA.
New York sight HaA discount Gold 1s7A. Sugar
firm and unchanged. Molasses- -Musoovado COM
mon to choice 4la47K. First lot o. new Louisiana
syrup, 81 barrels, was received last night classed
fair, and sold at So.
! i sr. LOUIS, October 17-Cotton heavy. Corn dull
at e.ass. Mess pork steady ss1 so. Bacon-clear
: sides II Xa17x; shoulders 1SK. whiskey firm at
81 27a1 28.
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Columbia Market.

= CoLUMBIA, October .lI-OoTroN.-There has
been good demand for cotton during the past week
at pricss ranging from 2Sa24c for middling. At the
close Of the week the unfevorable accounts from Lv-
,erpool caused slight decline, and we now quote
.middHnos at 22Xa1S The sales of The week have
been s97 bales as follows 1s at 2lH; SO at 2lH 81
at22; 62 st 22X IS at 29; 90 at 22k 81 at 2Ss; 10
at 22X; 8 at % Is; % at %; II at 2SM.
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Gitp advertisements.

OEFICE CHIEF OF DETECTIVES
" CHARLESTON. S. c., October 10, 1s68.-Re-
covered and brought to this Office, quantity Of
Male and Female clothing, Bed Clothes, Iabc
Cloths, Crockcry Knives, Forks, &C. Parties losing
the same will please call, prove property and pay ex-
pe,scs. The above is supposed to be articts stolen
at the recent robberies
Il. W. HENDRICKS,
1st Lieutenant and Chief Of Detectives.
October 10
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TO CERTAIN TAXPAYERS.

~ AMENDMENTS 10 THE CITY TAX BILL
FOR 1sG8.-OyFICE CLERK OF CT UACIL,
CHARLESTON, October T. lS68.-The following amen
datory Ordinance to the Ordinance to raise supplies
for the year 1SGS hereby published for the intor
nation OF all persons concerned. Especial attention
is invited to paragraph "l which taxes all sales OF
cotton on personal account. or account of others,
payable monthly; also, to that part OF the Ordinance
which follows after paragraph 40" which levies
tax on every hundred dollars ct oil freight and pas
senger lists Of all steamers sailing vessels, &C.,
payable monthly.
The Ordinance was ratified on the Goth Septc u
bcr 1868 ". H. SMITH,
Clerk Of Gou 1cil.
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THE DAILY NEWS.
Commercial.
Exports.

NEW YoRK-Per steamship Manhattan-S7 bales
and l275 bales Upland Cotton. los oales 10 90
mestics, 95 terces Rice, 125 bols hosln, ]oo an
bundles Paper.
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CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.

CHARLOTTE AND SOUTH CAROLINA RAIL.
ROAD COMPANY.
SUPERINTENDENT'S OFFICE,
COLUMBIA. S. Co. March 81. 1868.
ON AND AFTER This DATE, THE TRAIN2
" over this Road Will run o. follows:
Leave Columbia at 400 L. NJ.
Arrive at Charlotte at. .I00 P Al.
Leave Charlotte at t....................11 135 P ii.
Arrlve ct Columbia aat.................6.00 at 600 A. ii.
Passengers taking this route, going North make
close connections at Greensboro Weldon and Ports
mouth, to all principal Northern cities.
GS-Tickets optional from Greensboro, either via
Danve or Raleigh; ard FROM Portsmouth either
VIA Bay Line or Annamessic Route Baggage checked
through.
Connections made both ways with trains of the
Greenvile and Columbia Railroad.
CALEB BOUKNIGHT,
Arril2 Superintendent.
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OFFICE CHIEF OF DETECTIVES,
" CHARLESTON, S. c. October II, 1S6S.-Re-
covered and brought to this Office, SILVER WARE,
COATS, dresses. BOOTS, PISTOL, and other
losing the will please call prove property, and
pay expenses. d. W. HENDEICRS,
1st Lieut. and Chief OF Detectives
October Is 3
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Cons1gnccs per south Carolina Kaiiroud
October II.

October II.
521 bales Cotton, 65 bales Yarn, 1872 bushels Ora in
Is bills Naval Stores cor Lumber, 8 cars Wood. To
Railroad agent, II D Niles. w Williams Co. Pc.
zer Rodgers & Co, Graescr, Lee, Smith 4 Co. Frost
& Adger, 1hurston Holmes. Caldweli SOP,
4 " Devices Holmes, Waties l. &, Cohen, Hanckel
4 Co, J Youngblood, A Draeo, W Bowling 4 c.,
Wiley & Co, Reeder & DAVIS, Mowry Co, Johnston,
7 Salinas. F " Claussi u, K Salas, Il Gruber.
Wiss, Adger & 90, Willis K Chsolm, W Ryan. )
Morgan Il Co. + Trenholm, Il Biscaof Co,
Fripp & Co, 1 Follin.
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Wilmington Market.

Wilmington Market.
WILMINGTON, October r17.-TuaPEN1NE-Abou
S56 bbs received today, and sold at 50 65 for soft
and 81 so for hard. q 280 lbs.
Spirits TuRpESIME-Market quiet and sales of
only Is bbls at x21sc per gallon.
Rosrs-sales Of 1910 bbs at 81 IS for straine1 sc
for mixed lots strained and No 2, 70 for No q and
50a5 for pale.
TAR-so bbls sold at SO SO = Dbl.
CorroN-Sales of 81 bales st23c for low middling,
23H cts for middDg and "a cts for strict middling
TnRER-1l RATS changed hands to-day at s5a5 so
for Inferior Sc for ordinary and sS 75a9 90 for fair
min.
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IT SHALL NOT BE LAWFUL FOR ANY LICENS-
ED PACKER, or any other person. to purchase any
Sample or 20 Sc Cotton from any person other than
Factor regularly engaged in the sale OF Cotton in
bales or original packages, or from Shipping Mer-
chant regularly engaged in the shipping OF Cotton in
bales or packages, aforesaid, and at their respec
tive and customary place OF business only. and from
no ether person or persons at any other place
places whatsoever under penalty of one hundred
dollars for each and every offence October 16
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Passengers.

Passengers.
Per steamship Manhattan, for New York-G Il
Hoppock A Marshall A Dunkin, S Long, and 2
in Storage.
Per steamer City Point, from Paatka, via Jackson,
Vile Fernandiua, Savannah. &c-R Q Pinckney,
F watson johnson, s L Hopping Mr. Cohen, =
WelIsman, Levenson, G Davis, c O'SulllSap;
E O'Sullivap, Mrs T o. sullivan, Mr. Wragg John
6enry. Mr. Gaylord, W Mace, Rev AIR EMERSON am
on deck
Per steamer Pocosn, from Edisto and Rockville
Mrs NJ Seabrook Mrs E Hughes, W Seaorook'
Yocum Ryan, ] Whaley and 26 on oecR.
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ConsI,5 ncts pcE NU1t11c'tSee111 -<-<
October IL.
1s9 bales Cotton, SO bbls Naval Stores, cars Phos'
phute cars Lumber Rough Rice, Stock, Mdze, &c.
TO G H Hoppock Strauss y Vance Bischof co,
A Quackenbush, W Bee & 60. Wasener, Heath u
Monsees, " Williams Co, Frost AdGer, Rave
mel 4 Co, Mowry l. Co, Ryan. Reeder DAVIS
Nachman Co. G Walter & Go, Clagborn, Herring
& Co, Screven s. Nisbet, Graeser. Lee, Smith 4 GO,
Mazyck l. Saltus, G voigt. NJ Gibson, 81 Maree'
J Pritchard.
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OFFICE CHIEF OF POLICE, MAIN
" GUARDHOUSE, CHARLESTON, S. c., Oc-
ober 16. 1SG9-The following Ordinance is publish
ed for the information of all whom 1t m1y concern
and will be strictly enforced after this date
BY order Of the Mayor.
II STcwITn rb;of os po1ca
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PORT CALENDAR.

PHASES OF THE MOON.
Full Moon, 1st. hours 49 minutes, evening.
ast Ouarter. 9th, l hour 8 minutes. morning.
New Moon, 18th, hours. 53 minutes evening"
First Quarter. 23l, hours. 81 minutes, morning.
Full Moon, 31st S hours. 81 minutes, morning
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NIarketa by Telegraph.

FoRIIdN MARKETS.
LosDoN, October 17.-Consols s4A Bonds '2%
Tallow 49s Cd.
LIVERPOOL, October 17-Noon--cotton steady;
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Ben. Wade s Co. The gown gives way { o
the sword That's tho etiquette q the
now regime.
From me n, Y. Commercial Adyertissr.l
onANr's POLICY tSD rRAcricfs
The Army and Navy Journal' has An
article ABOUT General Grant Is President,
fr0m whichwe make an extract. ltsoys
We may safely predict that the great
word of the hour, tbs great feature 60 strike
all observers, SO sOou Is Goueral Grant has
been mouth Ia power, will be the cchd-
deuce inspired in people OF All parties aud
ali political cgesds.
Grant. rs a sold ieg, understands we'll The
bounds Of coordinate aud subordinate au-
thority. Congress will not be suffered TO
eneroeeh neon bis prsrogative as the Exec
utiye, nor viii be ate mpt TO suncroscl npot
Congress as iue Legislative department OF
G0verniu, n y disiiprlirn slmplo euoasn, It
should seem ~ be. A soldier Is bSth used
TO eonlnsna and obey an aUnnfabre irain.
ing, say what q g,liass wiz, Cor any admiui,-
trative oiiicel, from Pvnndhreper up ~
President.
We Shalt make bold 10 predict that be
Wall teall4s, N. IL than any n,an Who has sal
IN the Ehlvi N igistrsts's cpsir, since An
drew acBsOb, tbs B1acstiUe idea, which
should be Tie ctn raj iae4 c0nneJied With
the Presidency Tue truth Is, that Of late
We seem 10 nave 20; into srong netion Of
the p ,esid,hti piiice. M,n ike B0chau-
an aud Johnson have 50 qervened the pub
lie niind, that wueu Genera GIANT quietly
announced that, u eiecleo, hs Should have
no political po"cy IT As Own 20 iollow out,
even his supp rleis were Atrle confused,
and hls enemies broke ont into q storm OF
rage. What no policy What does the
man meat Never was such u thing heard
Of.
But General Grant was right. The couu-
trg has twiee been nearly ruined by its
Presidents ieY0ton to some pet political
theory. A man With theory is danger
GUS fellow hi@oi4 Romqne oaycso, Bhch-
anaH had a p0liliceldoetylue thai Il the Up.
ion should DO smitten by Southern STATE
on QUE cheek, It's constitutional duty was 20
turn and bsg a Northern Stato TO smite il
on the other. Rather than give up that
theory, he.saw the United States disuuite
nnder his own eyes, tn ugh he was the
guardian Of the Union. General Grant has
got tired Of the pirate about 'policy, 'RDd
proposes 10 introduce us to little ''prac-
tice." His past IS a guarantee Of his iusure.
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D EN- 0 Y EDll
STOLEN BRING THEM BACK /
-LNIFlY DoLLAAs REN ND !

VIII give tNiy ,doilN 3. Ter the appre ben
siou % the theii on horse stolen from ms,
stable ~ klpcaslle, Campbell coaniy, Tenn.
said horse y a ltyd Bay, lG hands high, z
yeais old, hoeh hiud feet white Up 10 ilis
pastor iplnis, . star W ~ luf ehead he
Wa stoiru on Monday night, tbe 5sh inst
py one William Suite. Suite Is a siuali
maa. ihAa iiRht h.ur aud blue eyes, had on
when he ietr a white hat; his clothing was
of Kentucky deans III iSugilel was raised
Rear Reedy Creek Camp Grh1nd, Sullivan
county, Tenn. lie IS a s9a ~ Perry Suite.
viii give the abuve rvsprd lor the, theft.
or tiW' appfrbe nal"n of The horse 60 Lmay
get him, Ny address !, FineNstle, Tenn. I.
REV ROBERT AYERS.
Oct. 10, laGS-.4l
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1868-10-30
NEWS OLE THE WEEK

The revolution Ia Japan continues
The Nlikado has deereed that Yeddo
shall hereafter be called Tokr, aud the
port of Yeddo opened to foreigners after
Che present month.
\ heavy earthquake occurred in San
Francisco, Oal., on the morning of tue
2Lst The principal damage was con-
6ned to the lower porioa of the city.
where che buildings we're on made earth.
The damage is quite heavy The earth
opened in Several places, aud sulphurous
orders came forth The greatest alarm
and excitement existed, On the morn.
LOG of the 23fd several shockswere ex-
penenced, aud the people rushed into
The streets IN their hight clothes in the
utmost terror,
The Spanish JuutO has dissolved,
after teeom5Aeudiug the abolition Of
capital punishment. The Formation Of
rife associations, aud the dissolution Of
the local juntas
Hon Geo II Pendleioa has iuaa,
mauon OF he lungs caused py ms
efforts in the campaign.
a fghl With 7O0Indiaps, at Buffalo,
Kansas, resulted in the death and
woupding Of thirty Of them and Of ,hree
whites
I Napoleon writes Gen. Prim, urging
the claims of fhe house of Hanover and
the Duke of coste to the Spanish throne,
Hendrix will contest his election be-
fore the Legislature Of indiana.
Auother riot in New Orleans, and
outrsges on the part Of negroes cmtin.
uod They have murdered Whole
hmily as 81. Bernard parish aud buried
Tue bodies.
s Another shock Of an earthquake has
oecarred 10 San Francisco, causiug much
alarqE butno damage This last shock
was a. midnight, between Monday and
TOelday