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The Tarboro' southerner., 1868-02-27
ASSOCIATES
RECEPTION Al
HoUsA -
ABSENCE Of radical OTFIC
AND A FULL DELEGATION
OF FOREIGN REPRE-
SENTATIVES.
DISPATCHES OF ENCOURAGEME.\
STILL RECEIVED,
THE RADICALS FIRM
SALUTES.
GRANT FULLY ALLIED WITH TIE
RADICALS.
&c, &C.. &c.

MAsHINGToN, Feb. 35.-The reception
u, the White House last night was remark
aoic Tor the unusual crowd and the aD-
sence OF Radical officials and the presence
OF foreign representatives.
Dispatches Of announcement to both
parties continue to come.
The Radicals in several localities hav6
hred from iitty to one hundred guns IN
honor of the House resolutiopx
A special sent noIthward saw Grant in .
conversation with Wilson, said5fic officers
OF the army are unit in sup1pr of Con-
grcss, and that not more than n ,ozen out
of twenty-five hundred would Ley On or
der from the President unl& it came
through him. L.
On reading the dispatch from Thomas,
declining the brevet, Grant ro,Sarked !.
'Just what expected from Tho,sas, He
is a good soldier"
The administration has abandoned the
"quo warranto" against StantonE as the
proceedings against Thomas toSnorrOw
will cover the ground.
The Cabinet met at noon. Al we,sl
present except Thomas
Stanton still holds the War of n and
oFueTS DIS SuDordnateS to conn ieatJ
nothing 10 the reporters.
Grant and Judge Fisher were a.
Department to-day.
The excitement has subsidized entS,
The impression is growing that the
ate proceedings viii be a tedious rout
IHE ACTUAL SERVICE OF BLI
TRooPs.-There has been such a d
of clamor about the "loyalty" of
negroes in the Sonth, and the serv|
rendered by them in putting down
rebellion, that the subjoined f
from the bureau of colorcd trooi
be interesting:
Whole Number mustered in during
the rebellion leo
Mustered out
Discharged, )princ ips!ly fer physi-
cal disability D
Deserted,
Killed in acti n, T6i
Missing in action, Il
Transferred to Navy, ri
The Tarboro' southerner., 1868-02-27
stanton Still Master at the
War Office.
NO HOPE FOR MR.. JOHNSON
his TRIAL, CONVICTION
AND REMOVAL GER
TAIN.
Troops at Washington undor Or
ders from Stanton.
IMPEACHMENT CHARGES TO BE
RECEIVED BY THE SENATE
ON SATURDAY.

Especial Disphtch to the Petersburg In.
deXl
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THE TURF.
THE TURF.
LNASHION COURSE, l.. TUESDAY JULY Il, p. NJ.
Match for $l, 1000 440 yards. f. Scammels John
J Scammell; j. LaiId's 8 j. A. CHAMBERS


THE TURF;
i July meeting Island Park Association, --.-
July l5, ID, IL, Albany, n
First Wednesday, July Is, purse $500 for minute
horses closed with nineteen entries.
Same dayPurse Of $40 for 240 horses closed with IL
entries.
Second Thursday July l6 s2c 80 horses
closed with entries Fred Pence Dixie, Col Maynard Capt
Gill, Mambrino Prince, Ulark, Latham
Same dayPurse 800 35 horses closed with entries
Third day-Friday July ~ purse $l15O, closed Win Gen.
Same dayPurse $3.50 80 closed with II entries
F. W. VoSBURG Treasurer,
Albany, n. Y.
1890 JULY MEETING. 1865.
1OOO. OF the
NARRAGANSET PARK ASSOCIATION,
NARRAGANRET PARK,
TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY ETaSisH y liNI AND THURSDAY,
July II, 10 and To-
FIRST DAY.-FIRsT RACE-Purse $500; for horses that
never beai 40 for which there fourteen entries.
RACE.-Purse $3.50; for horses that beat
49, for which there seven entries.
SECOND DAY.-FIRsT RACE.-Purse $500 for colts i've
years old and under for which there four entries.
SECOND RAcE-Purse 81 500 for all horses The entries
George Wilkes, Lady Thorn, Mountain Boy and Rhode
Island
THIRD DAY.-FIRsT RAoEPurse 81 600; for horses that
beat 2 49, for which there six entries
SECOND RACR-Purse $3.50; for horses that beat
2 37 tor which there are fourteen entries,
ADMISSION, ONE DOLLAR.
Troting to commences at O'Clock p precisely
AMASA SPRAGUE, President.
GEo H. SMITH, Secretary.
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sPORTING-DOGs, BIRDS, &C.

LII KINDS OF FANCY DOGS AND BIRDS FOR
N sae.-Medcines for all diseases Prepared Food for
mockng BIRDS at b. DOVEYS, Nos and Greene street,
corner OF Canal
VNTANTED-A MAN TO TRAIN HALF NEWFOUND-
land and half setter dog to after and bring game al
being shot, either land in water Address e. box
1872 Herald office.
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EUROPEAN STEAMSHIPS.

NrOTICE.-THE STEAMSHIP CITY OF BALTIMORE
~ viii sail from As North river at 10 A. NJ to-day
ing 'eN' ' JOHN G. DALE.
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POLITICAL.

A POLITICAL BANNER PAINTERS
N. and Flag Manufacturers,
HOJER GRAHAM, VI bUXNE sTREET. near Broadway.
Raapps(W az IsG!lss Issay palplsa aRa Y H9sL
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A JOHN L. VANDEWATER, AUCTlONEER, NO "a
"A. Duane street, win sell Tuesday l4th, at 70 prompt
and well known brown trotting mare Lady Law,
lSA hsnds high years old sired oy g. the ss fa
formerly driven by George Law, Jr who drove
her hlInse 49, and afterwards otted Fashion track,
driven by Thomas Greggan against Pachen mare
winning easily in 2 37 TO She sold by Mr. Law
$500 finer and than she has BEEN
Is fine driver either single double has great powers of
and sound and kind and TO beat 23
She considered of the handsoes and best bred
in the State.
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PROPOSALS..

NOTICE TO DOCK BCILDEKs.-sEALED PROPOSALS
IN Tor the building OF Buixhcad the Hudson river, m
front of Land OF the Pennsylvania Coal Co.. between South
Eigntb and South Ninth streets Jersey CITY, j., with the
REQUISITE aons therefor will be received the once
thc Company i'll broadway New York city, until Monday,
July iss for the work be had APP
plcsf,on At the Conipany's once.
NRw YORK, July 10, 1908
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EYES AND EARS.

A RTIFICIAJ HUMAN EYES MADE FROM NEW MA.
~ era on improved princre discovered and ntroduced
D. r. DAVIS practical artist years practising In
he psincpa ophthamc nsisions 10 Europe and Is now
suppiyfng YORK and Brooklyn infrmaes are recon-
mendeJ SyIhe faculty and d expeenced wearcrs who have
army and navy furnished by gnycrnment au-
thoritv; Illustrated pamphlet sent free. J. Il DAVIS
I27 Easi Fifteenth street. Third and Fourth avs
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EUROPE.

w BvCkMASTER a Co, MILORs AND ARMY
w. dahiers, No. New burlington street, London, and
as street, Dublin, beg respectfully announce to
th~ir cstosies North America that they are about
usual business journey 10 New York; Boston,
Brunswick Nova Scotia, Newfoundland and Canada
Will much esteem the favor OF commands the
oceaslon London England, June q, ls6o.
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C.


JOHNSTON d VAN TASSELL'S
"A Auction Mart, liz East Thirteenth street, hear Fourth
avenue,
on TUESDAY, July IA, at IL o'clock,
elegant OF ten imported Scotch Ponies horses
and Mares averagng hands high and from to years Old
kind true in harness and under saddle free from vice.
good style and warranted sound They Will be
exhibition the above early morning of sale.
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(NITlZENS' SAVINGS BANK.
~ bS BOWERY, SOUTHWEST CORNER CANAL STREET.
SIX PER CENT INTEREST ALLOWED ON ALL SUMS
FROM FIVE TO FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS.
Money deposited now, before July 90 will draw in
teTest from July
Bank open day from 10 to and also In the evenings
OF Monday, "Wednesday and Friday from 5to7
Bank books in English German and French.
SEYMOUR A. BuNcF, %sec'y GEORGE FOLSOM, Pres't
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FINANCIAL.
A-LoANs OBTAINED ON
IA. Life Insurance Policies
SAM'L BORROWE, II Broadway,

A TLANTIC SAVINGS BANK, CHATHAM SQUARE
n New yorS-rhe usual DIVIDEND at the rate OF SIX
PER CENT per free from will be paid deposit
aud after July 20 1855 Dividends withdrawn viii
be credited and viii draw interest same as principal
DEPOSITS MADE NOW draw interest from July I.
SIX PER CENT INTEREST, free from tax, ALLOWED
ON ALL SUMS from 81 TO $500
HARRISON HALL, President.
c. u. BAILEY, Treasurer.
J. T. CooPrR, Secretary
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IIousEREEPERs WILL. BE SUPPLIED AND CAN
pay by the week month for Carpets Oicoths, furJ
niture, Bedding, &c at NDALL CO.'S we{ebQuaen H&f
w. w, ~ uudsVn pSssl s0rns " Ssnst
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AZ A1NE srEhNsrnP IdNK FoR roRrtANp.
TRAVELLERS, GUIDE.

A TTEHTION, TRAvELLERs-HALF FARE TICKETS
~ sol 20 any point a. corner OF Broadway and Anty
street NJ. ID. WliTESIDE
(,HhNGE OF TIME.-ALBANY DAY LINE STEAM
" boats G.. YIBBARD and DANIEL DhkW.-On and
Monday July l the Day Line boats will leave Deos
at 20 A. M and Thirtyourih street At 451 NJ,
arriving Albany IN time connect with trains the
aud Saratoga Now York Central aud susquehanna
Railroads.
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AT JOHNSTON & VAN TAssELLs
n HORSE AUCTION MART.


REGULAR SALES EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY.
Gentlemen having private establishments which they wish
dispose wishing purchase anything
In lne win ind il their advantage TO give
call Our dealings exclusively with merchants and
business men, and establishment s conducted the
5horward principles which honorable
other branches trade. Our down town Office
moved to SO Nassau street, opposite the Post Office, where
register 10 kept of Horses Carriages, Turnout, at pr
vate and public sale Liberal advances made everything
In the horse line We never postpone sale ON account OF
weather.
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- No. l4O Broadway, New York. July 8, ls6s-The
Board of Directors OF this Company have this day declared
semannua dividend OF five per cent of government tax
payable demand. A WILEY Secretary.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

(,ROTON AoUEDUCT DEPARTMENT BUREAU Ol
" Water Rents, New York, July H. 1865 Notice hereb
given that FIVE per cent penalty Will be added on the first da
OF August, on all unpaid water rents. -
WILLIAM II. MCKINNEY.
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A MINER, STEVENS h CO..
IN. Manufacturers of Hrst class Carriages and Light Wa
to which they invite the Inspection OF the public Ware
COS Broadway, Bond Mandatory o
l2l East Thirteenth street, Fourth avenue.
A CARRIAGES AND HARNESS, GOOD ASSORT-
IA. ment desirable styles and low rates. purchasers nvi
ted to examine goods. THOMAS e. HICKS,
80 Barclay street, near Asor House.
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HORSES. CARRIAGES, &C.

HORSE, RoCKAwAY AND HARNESS FOR SALE
- cheaP-Bay Horse, ls hands, sound and Kind, lady
away light roomy city made In perfect order Har-
ness city made 29 Ninth avenue corner st.
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DIME SAVINGS BANK OF WILLIAMSBURG, NOS. 3
~ and Broadway, near First sreet.-Deposts made
before July 20 draw interest from July Six cent
$5 TO $5,l00
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nAY LINE FOR ALBANY AND TROY.-THE STEAM
~ ors c. vIBBARD and DANIEL DREW VIII leave aiter
from DesbroHses street at 10 NJ and Thirty fourth
street 45 A. M landing Mt West Point, Cornwall, New
burg, Poughkeepsie, Rhnebeck Cal aud Hudson arriv
connecting With New York Central and srquehanna rail-
rom
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HOUSES, ROOMS, &C., WANTED.
A COUPLE or FURNISHED ROOMS wANrED-BY
"A three yo,pg gentlemen, n some respectable gr,,Me
1852 Post ohce.
WANTED TO LEAsE-A GOOD HOTEL tFURnlsHED
w preferredl In thriving country village Ada!sssss
Swing ovaton terms number Of and otner partic&
lars, ", 4W Clinton street, Brooklyn, L.
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semiannu cash dividend of eight per cent upon tn
capital of the Company payable to the stockholders thel
legal representatives on and after Friday, 10Th inst
CYRUS PECK, Secretary.
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4 fMRPETs AND FURNITURE.-GREAT BARGAINS
" are offering TO close out The spring stock Tor the
noxt ten days oc1 worth OF Carpets and furn
ture reduced ~ to 80 per cent at the extensive estab
lshmen IN the United States. H. 0FARRkLL, 80 and 4ss
Eghh 267. 2sa and 27l West 1hiry.hh street,
aaoinins N. B Particular attention gvea TO furnishing
hoNls and country boarding houses.
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r,rrRSrTURE, MODERN AND ANTIQUE,mw. $. HUN.
II pIREYs, Furniturs aud Commission WsrcrOOms, VI
Aston place few doors from Broadway At reduced prices
new Furniture (Uur best Makers Carpets,
pier Mirrors Curtains Pianos, Matresses NC
tash advances on goods purchased At faw
valuation.
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DWELLING HOUSES TO LET.

A HANDSOME FURNISHED HOUSE TO LET-THE
n residence OF the late General Charles g. Hapne, 81
West Forty seventh street, between Fifth and Sixth
four and basement high with all improvements
recently Furnished and put In complete order rent low TO
desirable possession at For permit to see the
premises and further information apply to JOHN FOLEY,
262 Broadway.
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urousEKFEPERs SUPPLIED AND CAN PAY BY THR
IL week or month FOR Carpets, Oicoths. Furnrrr Bed
dins. 6c, at BENDALL co.'s, wsrerpoms, 2l5 l7 Nv
aud3l Hudson sress qorner CsnA.
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ITO LET-TO DENTISTS, FINELY LOCATED ROOMS +;
been occupied for dentistry several years; present occu
pant reres splendid chance FOR active dentist Address
Dental Rooms, Herald Office.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-09-04

hundred bbls, principally Western extra, at $1oa11
as to quality Rye Flour is selling in lots to local
dealers at 50 75 p bbl
GRAM-Wheat Was again In fair supply to-day,
1900 bushs white and l6.700 bushs red received;
the market was steady for prime dry samples. but
Tery heavy for tough, sales difficult to make, In
cluded in the sa.es 100 bushs white ut 32 55;
$50 bushs do at 50 40-of red 600 bu;hs choice
Maryland at 50 6Oa2 So; 700 bushs good and prime
dry at 50 40a2 80; $50 bushs far do at 81 SOa2 S5
1000 bushs do at So 20a2 25; $3.50 bushels chiefly
Western at 50 10a2 15; $500 bushels damp and
tough at 81 80a2 05. Corn-Oferings 71e0 bushs
white aud 1850 bushels yellow; marker oul Ior
white-sales of 314 bushs white at 81 25; 1000
bushs inferior at 81 05a1 1S-of yellow 750 bushs at
81 23a1 25 Oats-55O0 bushs received; sales OF 5oOU
bushs at 63a73c. bulk at 65a70c.
PBov1g1oNs-There was o better consumptVe de'
mand to-day, orders from the South were more nu-
merous and the market for bacon quite lively ID q
jobping way at our quotations, viz: for shouloerS
14a15c; rib sides 17c; clear rib 171aal7Mc; sugar
cured hams 21a23 cts. Bulk meats are in moderate
supply and held firm at full former quotaions-no
sales reported to-day. Mess pork We continue 10
quote at $50 so, aud prime mess $27 per bb supply
small Lard Is steady at 1870 for city and lsc per
lb for Western bbs. Last September, based on the
prospects OF short crop OF corr, the market hero
tive demand, advanced fully to Hc per ID, bring
ing quotations up about equal to the preseIt jobbing
prices, and our market continued to rule ut these
figures until the middle Of October whe n, in antci-
patton of the approaching new crop prices suddenly
reacted The present season differs from the last by
the promise Of heavy crop oil corn in the west
which will pl loduce a corresponding heavy crop OF
hogs and this has had the effect to hold In che
operators for On advance.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-09-04

PHYSICIANS wonder at the extraordinary power Of
RAILWAYS RENOVATINa REsoLvENT in curing
the worst forms Of Scrofulous. Syphloid, Chronic
Skin Diseases and Its marvellous in resolving
caculous concretiops, afording immediate relief and
consequent cure of Diseases Of the Kidney, Bladder
Liver, Lungs Pancreas, Spleen. Its rapid influence
in the cure OF Diabetes, Incontnence or scany, tur-
bid, aloumnous cloudy uripe It's almost instant ef-
fcacy IN stopping itching and painful discharge Of
urine, aud its singular power in curing discharges
from tue Uterus and Urethra, L. ucorlh9a Bloody
Urine, and other unhealthy and weakening dis
charges;-and inquire wherein the SARSAPARIL-
LIAM used In the Renovatng Eesolvent differs from
ordinary SdrsdpdrtuGs Sarsa aparlian Is the only
principle in Sarsaparilla that possesses curative
properties ell other parts Of the root are inert and
useless. One ounce Of the extract obtained under
DR.. Railways new process for extracting the curativp
properties from vegetable substances, contains
of the true principle of cure than twenty pounds Of
the ordinary roots.
SARSAPARILLIAN is only one of the ingredients
that forms this truly wonderful medicine; and it is
the only compensating remedy that communicates
its purifying, cleansing and renvigerating proper
ties through the BLOOD. SWEAT. URINE. and
other secretons, securing harmonious functional
action Of every depraved organ and gland In the sys
tenn. II the blood is corrupt the Resolvent will
make it pure. II the Lungs are liberated and sore
secrettng thick phlegm and prlreleDt matter. the
Resoyent wil loosen this deposit and repair tho
wasting lung with souLd and healthy material. II
the skin is covered with pmples, spots, pustuiee,
sores, ulcers &C., the Resolvent will quickly removs
tnese anuoyances III mercury ls deposlted IN tne
bones and has accumulated IN the system, the Re-
solvent will drive II out If the Throat or Bronchial
Glands liberated the Resovent will cure these
signs OF oil early waste Direct remedies, possess
ing only exclusive properties, are hurtful, os they
increase the functional secretons of on organ by
| suspendng the constituent secrctions of others;
hence, o compensat.ng remedy Ike the Resolvent Is
the only means of permanent cure.
BEAR IN MIND THAT EVERY DROP OF BLOOD
impregnated with the Resolvent and absorbed 10
supply the waste Of the body, will make pure, sound
taken commences its work OF publication and IN
creasirg the appetite and flesh.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-09-04

THr MURDER OF ELIAS KENNEDY.-Ihe facts
stated last eek in regard to the murder OF
Elias Kennedy, colored preacher, are SUD
stantially correct. He left this place on Fri
day. 21st ultimo, to visit RuckersVlile, Geo,
about thirty miles distant, where ne had been
Saturday morning, he was informed by another
colored preacher that there was some obJec-
tion to his remaining in that section, as
the citizens were informed that his princI-
pal object was to organize Union League,
and he was advised to consult certain white
men, who replied that he must leave with,
in an hour. This demand was complied
with. and he had gone scarcely q mile
from the village, when some person or
persons unknown accosted bim, and in
duced him to get out OF the buggy. This was
the last seen Of him by his grandson, who ac-
companied him, and who halted at the mill,
only short distance from the spot where Elias
was killed. His prolonged absence e1cltc1
suspicion he was agaa p reacb
ed here on the Monday following, and created
considerable excitement among the negroes.
Few white persons were aware that Kennedy
had LETT this place, and in fact we know OF
none who were appIised Of his absence un-
til the news came that he had been muir
dered. Rumors we're conflicting and un-
certain, and the prevailing opinion left
rcom for doubt, until gentleman from
Elberton arrived here during the night,
and confirmed the report. On Tuesday, about
twelve or fifteen colored men started for Ruck-
ersvllle to bring back the body, and carried
with them petition from lesding citizens OF
this place, asking the protection and assis-
tance Of all good citizens on their mission:
We learn that they were treated Kindly, aud
received every assistance from the Gcorgians.
Having secured the remains OF Kennedy, they
returned on Thursday morning. He was buried
that afternoon at Mount Tabor Church, two
miles south of this place, a large concourse OF
Whites. So far as we can ascertain, no suspi-
cion rests upon any one as being connected
with this horrible deed.
anderson Iae2igencer.
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RailrDa1s.
CHARLESTON CITY RAILWAY IOM.
PANY

CHARLESTON CITY RAILWAY LOi.
PANY.
OFFICE CHARLESTON CITY RAILWAY co.,
CORNER BROAD AND EAST BAY STREETS, !
CHARLESTON, So. Ca, May 18, 1868.
SCHEDULE OF THE CHARLESTON CITY
RAILWAY COMPANY.
KING STREET LINE.
at7.sO AM, and a. inter at AM, and at inter
vals of eight 49, ruinutes walls of eight 49, minutes
during the day till the during the day till 10 P.
last trip at $50 Pm. NJ.
N.n.-Leave the Battery as follows: On the hour,
and twelre tl2 minutes OF the hour, from = A. NJ,
except at t'oeUe p2l minutes Of O'Clock, A. NJ Every
other trip from the old Postoffice until 430 P. IL
from the Upper Terminus, when Il the trips are to
the Battery.
Leave Upper Terminus Leave LOrer Tcrminu,
at73O AM, and at inter- at sos AM and st inter-
walls Of ten no. minutes vals of ten C1Oj minutes
sM during the day till '2' during % the day till'SSP-
N.B.-Leave the Battery atatteen (15l minutes after
the hour, and hirtyfre 1867 minutes after the hour
except at 8.35 A. NJ. Every other trip from the old
Postoface until 4.30 P. NJ. from Upper Terminus,
when all the trips are to the Battery.
SUNDAY SCHEDULE
KING-STKEET LINE.
Leave Upper Terminus Leave the Lo1oer Termi-
al y AM, and at inter- nus at $50 AM, and al
vais OF fifteen t15) min intervals of fifteen l5)
utes TIL 100 p. N. minutes till 7.30 P. II.
N.B.-An the trips are to the Battery.
RUTLEDGE.sTREETL LINE.
Leave Upper Terminus Leave Loper Termin,li
az A.M., and at inter at 935 AM, and at inter-
vais OF every twenty t2O walls of every twenty 20)
minutes ul 6.45 I'm. minutes till 7.30 PM.
N.B.-All the trips are to the Battery.
S. W. RAMSAY,
May II Secretary and Treasurer.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-09-04

TIE SEPTEMBER SEss1oN.-The Washington
correspondent OF the Baltimore Sun writes
While the carpet-bag Congressman who re-
gress to meet in September for the purpose of
passing laws for the Distribution of arms to the
'loyalists" Of the South, the Governors and Le-
gisiatures of South Carolina and Georgia are
organizations in their respective States. Gov
ernor Scott, Of South Carolina, who, it will be
remembered, was transferred from the Freed
mems Bureau to the Executive chair, has gone
so far as to issue circular Disappearing of the
ing that he would do all in his power to prevent
it. So it is apparent that the importunate agi-
tators from two Of the STATES at least are not
acting in accordance with the views of their
Governors and State Legislatures when they
ask Congress to give them more arms. These
facts will no doubt have their effect, and FUR
ther convince the Republicans Of the North
that there is no need Of September session.