davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1869-02-04


Itssy,hinc IL proof axaitst the n,tsffaole spell
Of vt.,b.r 80 ars nuE experiencing It Il the
KELLOGG coree.ia- In spl.e Of Wind snd rsso. AID
,.eet srd tpow, m lumenat aud!Aree turned ont
,aA, &ve:1nr and completely died tho Opera
Eouse upon rho oeeae ga Of tic third eoEcers OF
tae stna1. u assy rSs3ects, the coateet ~ the
eouLse1pAt Of those witch pee dsd II. saoleaFes
n. lttals 10 ssg. M'Ps KelloeR's op ming number
W. the Polace4 from :" II purisan'," which sAe
aaps II e1s<tieit sosee md ~uh Estat br1lsssne5s
no,wt1 "a t,pg u u she rnsnfestlY suttied troso
ane e.1cnf etsfe ttatis. Fr hef entors II. EsTr
uotset At*s gstll,ss btretnk, Nhaeh h: sanR vas3
svrssty md ee.,ca.eiy and With s1p~Eb eEokc.A.
pcn. II 4ha hsd bean tsadtnx the tar. It eou,d
ssssud se I'd BY ths ca 81 o< vi ea r. h.1c epaeea.
&c deltrerpd tee tc1c.ins sstt . air vita great
TtIt. Htf :. {. I'd nu1s seF Tue Vsarot caslso.
ftoea sUoa 1uAc," wstta tne!Fd ooao!s ~.
corr. 70 with soo yl1s Inc :. h'ssl0s ss1R NAG
vsrs trtqoaat turizx sts svrn1nK, aod ~ they
vtre cola OF -. Kora rot oce fns III astn'n.
1spiJ 70 ss:ea 10 ps.Jed ! lsssls .atv p'see Of a
buo lxe ths.acse:. ana Miss Tsop seeattd ouo
for her n. pla1tix ot Rsd4 "esiss ts1ds,"
es ,seh q - ZEE sss isp'sd Via Via weaI.
.1,uEn." Aisa ropp+. se!e.'!oss hs1- not
:: .a ~ &C. :, Il Cd ssst
hutt u to h<t Gredn. DsS@ttAAleas. taAs stey
drnoasus:s nes 70 X tae1oaKn 80 eoase.sR,
crartxr .rorSt to psxy lecl.!mete cauEte> law Edo
o,eesa nd anKs5 r,n.ssAs. xs,en an 'ans y =
Ts en- sea.esl1 rreaua parn1ss esve A.!l.. Z
IRE fFcm sh:s re - mss aoop: sas not OIL OIL
rrexs ap!1fl and te,usr. sod s!thouRa rte nj
Got sueoerd l. c,ez1iLE ~ nsAtton Of psofokika
1rsst cadests be,7~if 10 tvr rcal ioTer oi znuslt
atd Gan Aftra to b1es her time
t.xrs viz b 60 c1z ees- tia +retsnz: shs fonst
nj tbs r tte4 Nut be gwen to-n1f:oH G<r1tn1
I1e e psu 1 Luz nsue. We sneezs'ssa ia: siss Kesl,s
cencs cf Ms Phlp Naa.Horh.
The YtELp or TEE clorn or GOLD.
The e1.rarss1nz. ei the - Ftc d ef tho sI,h
u y rrros ID sn i: Sa;ard.. evsE.rg. to al.o1 Of
opt osruElIy tos Tall Frh eafsAi
x'T1CEER's THEATRE.
Mr.. Feptt-sicd.ts mad h&f eeeond a2pcs
rre Z. jnn<t i,tl tvelM 10 = EAst noase. y
Iii ~, 81 10 Eight il the plsy 81 ~IuSouu.'
DEARBORN THEATRE
uHfykfuz the ur1cle' IL 8uu en- tho eoards
,hp frsrpoyp Ihealre, snd u aaooureed Tor
" TaE TaE11Ez cox1orE.
Under lAs utss ot Tass r. tom,qas,, s,,t oesg o
1rr eocner Of Aorroe snt t'aa1x street., I,
Ncndsy esEItuz. Ths toea.a ~ 80" drse1inst
~ IN nj dcpbted:r prove rrfJ po3ni6.
EIsCEILAEEoES-
ut.,~ro,1,t fn., ts.au. VITO W:1} h9stiJ nas
s,tb. rca lew. tAughter OF Arthur Les5.a - 5stl
Sev Yosk 1atsctsnt. u io:1.g no1ef Win
Qpeyo botff- ,4,,
rnottde,st On, .ix l:alian opera. ~ aauea
Kate, aEd It Z iras o1sasaos o stsao'e aao aAs
En lers thsn three imp1es.lrn arc or<sn11
Frrlsh tfesa lees r. IN tets coua.rt. EtE
tetrs desin d TO t1Ae sbe place y the i.,. ~,
niief ~ sesIs. I iniae ns en- mining pois'.
ampr9 u rrtrc. .pI aeaterea + hc ASn.eaa s.
.t,.t n<.t xiatrT 3.s S;s.a !. ih r.. az Tm
arr VI ux;tmpt IN thr following tpf:nK' =
Bcofht t. . Ii st-r opened ls.s nlant n
Y,ik;::a 'K.-eo ~: 1u1.. a. Es
, 1869-02-04
Autkxd Arfass 1t Hu4bnsl1. III.
CntcAso, Feb. :.

In tho Editor of The ChlcaZo 1rierna:
In ,ou5 Issue of tho s5th ult-, 4 detpsseh ap-
Il eyed. which has done zrd sstl Is doise une IN
lutte, sod tn1uEy while It 1cnains 1neonua'
1tt,et, Nwss TO The effect that haa hesa n
1es cd 1t Bushnell, til. State. ou tne ~ aiano'
sr,o Tnr' no / never h1, died dollar Q! eoat
,eac,t money III my lie, nsves va ss1satso 10 toa
aeirx 20, apd, 10 nske lone F.osy shotf. so oae
xas united II Bushnell tor ~ snso s,9,- :,
etvi-e ihe ehcvc ~ ireer'i"r "a .o5s fn0.o'*
*. Yy1:., de-, 1. y. p1"-A-
, 1869-02-04

Montreal Trans peftatlon f,ozBp auy.
Tbs Montreal TrarspotsAt1un COMPANY. shose
ad.erstse ment spre&rs 70 o1E. Il. 4! Montreal.
under the immaculate Rupcrrtsioa Of As. Hugh
Ae1cnnan. for maby seAts sas!dent Of ehtcaSo,
md fa~orsrls known 70 oomuerc:ai eareiea hert
fhAf bis connection With tie company u sume'sn'
enetccte aud satl+fa II msnrtf.. '.1h onFtxre
who syatt the4tlvts " f.hls route Will not oall
| mold INT d.la.s q TIE snstem nspaf1nacas :,
eiIn nai Id Cocoa, In much het'sf eondtllos
Than hr fnIl :
, 1869-02-04
rne Great Kxttayax4r n. =.

The rfe3t c1GayaexrIa OF "Tht Field ol the
Cleih Of 9iold.t' which Wal announced for thls
evening, 1t the Opera House. bnt which. for tho
purposc eI securing p.rteet perfot mAnee Oh The
tr4t pl7h., kal beon postponed until aatnsdAy,
employs over two hundred peopls, The l1s9est
lumber ever ngaged in any similar production
IN this etry. Tie co-tCnes. scentsy,, propcftteE,
&C., co4t tic management $4,000. snd cre3 thing
il we'll Tor urf Ett11efs TO updcFEtand taAt TIC
p,eso which Xe+srs. Aess & &c axe to pso4uee y
tte fkmr that bad 70 lcrT fnu tn B eton. md II
rnw n touyee Of pscpasauon II Ntht.'s 1a.den
Nav Ioek, and entirely uEiAkc other pieces which
/ arc ar ppEesd under The Same name
, 1869-02-04

Px.utfnxa zt Aue 1,r.
The .Es ef oil psinurcs 1t the Eoons o| Gil
ben sanpsor, Foa. 11s and 10 Stasa street.,
thkep elAte thaa mo. ming At 10 O'Clock. ind 1t ~
snd III ., m. The entire collscaaoa will ee sold,
md eonbtltes may Getn2 In the Collection vii
be r cured b. those sttcnctnK, At 10 pRtees. Nj
anTite al our rtadct1 to Atiend this at!e sud "a
GU toEe good works 1t low ps1ees, a. they tnus
xne viii b tp{f.
, 1869-02-04
Keat EAtatF<>Up.
Improved.


TOR aALE-By Thos. A. uu1 q Co., Room
EDIANA-AV:-Hru'es and lot <sxlk3. e%.s ~ sssaS ~.
. r. 90 ~
ssSf s! ss:s ess. sss;:s's-
1 1s "a &C. s. . "a
n e e. sss:s, sS:a 81 ,ot s,,
Il nsssrs ess:s ~ rss
FHsiaIE.1V.-Lar9Tee Il lou ~ - Nd iot nesT TVea1.
ts - = 81 ISL; and
:s:: :s!!::ssstss Is ssi 81 $: :s's;s
s::: : - ssei:sss! =: e IS q
:sF:. Il + s;Is e i5s e Of ct, u,u,
:sa q s. :Isse!s ss.s Is s.s5x sf s s
srssya ~ -. 11ss ~ es9 As,:;,t.e IT.;
.s.s: es 81 1sissss., s.:s ~ 5aaiossv
s 'cs.ss cest.ss r 1eys 3 u ~
,vssa fofs5.ssons s @ IA = sis:iess -. ~ :. -~e
| CoR saLE-On Court House Square, No,
sn9h T.: ;s, ss- Hgypaa ;na aasT ea
ss.sa esas ssl' i @ ess q ~
i ssy sssS
y this. and 4 ttla Al eted y dainsss ln eaas
IT.. T :. s & :. .sa. ssa r,
coupsree 1ith Tho prizes e saIo,erk ptppeEtr TN.
sssiaii S;ss as 's,ass ssaa 1SsiE e'sli Z 1AaAA
| Tor 8ALE-on Indiana, Az. ncas Thirty
10 roo1nA mudtFn lot zsxta. u 50
tee,e on i roe1,, .aa atf Z, ss1i s' a' ''s
ssS,i. Is :5:,:s es two 't''
| On v Hsba1h.s1.. hetws en- fhtHJ hra. and Thirty
, 1869-02-04
WtHor FassAs n Rou>ess r stnt-A shAB

wtHor PanAs Rop1ess r stnt-A Sh2B
Wesaon Axobb ~ II Aw Anks1 W2ils~
ST.. AlaAxs, Fab 3-Nestna ptasea htonkh
ksss les,esca7, md ss,eaed Ko1,e's Font essly
thts mes1taf Be vAs to rttt X knofes. Ciatoa
ttnrrfy. 81 uniks t1pn Rooses Point. II nc
rracf e Mperta !, he vii be Hs Estles ruHt
B4uf or.
y,l1s Hr ran inin ,he Hpod3 n sttxux. Hh1e Ills
r:wrsds In the sleish d1oFs ncscelJ In the cieee'
tion cf Ainurfh-
Weatcu recra eueadett ot bis ability to make
rn IL lost t1me. He has lo&t tlx poupds tn
acfb gpce ieattpY Bangor.
, 1869-02-04
Healev,s Colfectton.

VV4a*<+s~'* :
Lrrtts Of tbs F1Rs Arss should hof TAI 10 re
pscstrt n the suction sals By ]. B. Chamber q
Co., No III santh Clark stseat. this eveniag e.
Tbs ent,su eolettaon oftnsraEtr e. &C.. hs1onS>
ing 10 the Celebrated AEtist, H. q. 4. asaisys
tr1 ettef with lksre nrmocE Q! oil pAnnnet,
thtono o. &c, from Tic x.lIssY Of NJ FrodsEau.
viii { salo without rotesye. Sale eon nentda u
u'tisek.
, 1869-02-04

Bosfor, Feb 3--L*eu:er.rt sls4on, Treasurer
OF Ptei Is OF the GTa1d Army q the Renahuc.
tcrsi vs!uAnI ., ia lsf oree. yes:ettsy. oJ II.
VITO rus denly sct1ed h.n hua eestod. taea ta.eT
bnn dow, bound htI. xnd pteee1Ed ps!ol'
be Ypbbc1 Yn1de biz e.cape.
, 1869-02-04

UAy1xA. Feb. -Tte city Is szttEcly usnaH
4 ttxamt1 kas 4rlltea With sscops IRON spNI,-
Thrrr M i 2r.uus riot In the toW1 OF 6slaels
a nv tpya t1rce, re u:tisE IN several span'tses
s,a IA. ri A.ee.
, 1869-02-04

A1aaxr, N, T.. Feb. 3.-rne Gtand saaaseI p q
eofsrtncec anrua1 eouroeauon hers, !e'sss-
cs1, ii Ns.orte Han. 1te e,rTosa1M ~
utsA'rlstec, npwarcs Ct 900 Chsp.eH seAa& 'ep
, 1869-02-04
Younn Woman III tA&fnts

srz1soy1xtp, 1uP. F.h. 1--Aisa eopaaA
no~e, 4.uEttet ot A. B. Howe- psora ueu. st.n N.
Z, ot It il c1tt hss been EaAsfrE taefe teE ooka
az. Stn Il turpeasd to ezta H&ndesed away
tuttnk 4 d Of Temporary tns4Itty.
, 1869-02-04

meteorological record ios February Sd. 1850,
II reported ~ J. g. Laugguta. it,. ot1el IN, III
R2raolph ttrret, eores spondens to tho smith.
eou,an fnltltute, Tho sGsa'1 lest-rs 1tt shs ia.
illal. for the wordp !" vocitnT. Kso high.
ta3."" ""m04kt ktQospuats.' rain" and NanoW -
, 1869-02-04

prnn,v1yanIa stas& Ediloysa1 Convex
IloH.
H.pusaUnaB, Fab, 3-At the State kdttoe1s
cenWrtion, ,eAtertay, T. 7. psr1'sE ~*s eieelod
prstfttrt en-. .r,,,.
tprc ~ .merc the libel !sxs ~ - 10 ailo* re
stm1srion pf ,rr,t in ev:cencs. Ahet othef o1si-
sresl lie convention adjourned LOT oee1eAf'
, 1869-02-04
10th ofrta1szes azd ca1,na.ty ws spseaa IL

10th q rrssra1es I'D carsnstt1 Ne spsead tAs
c9tt.
MMons9; .................::..4f.b r. Boom
TTt4Esa: ..:......- :. -..-.......:: NJ :; Aa4toa
EHat tAA*Fxnte.-..++ VI. lfff 8htth
1IoeM: eM:-''............-.-..-... ~. Il Lf1kdon
1epuEt...-....... .....-..-..Es- 4. ". Ftano
2e1Teno.'...... .....-.-........:...Mf ~ NosHs
TaM..-'*.-*s... '......s-'..ss.-.. &f.F. Monroe
iM."'-'s."'s.."s-s iM." -...-s- .:...'s:.4: NfHtt3
Sataot- 4iae EN1 HtY1txef
isa, fTfafy Metsa.
Gasrs- e. Fixar. oh.tsessaa, q. i. qatoe. Tintoe
A. L. atEtoA, J. r. DentI Il. b. WintIe, a. M.
ea1 ed 3. uoAa0 alao appsartd In Tie cat.
!. 1ns no!m.n 1rpupe e doing the Grand Dnehess
!. Ihs Ricaircs-B+ mia iroape il II eao,,o,
., Ta,leur has seeused FteAtsr lot Fl.k'9 New
fcsk Opera trutc Among those a1rtaavss.
cured Eo< ha4 tra1nAttt Company Afo r. L, Darn,
pert V. Dayidfe. Frank Aayn, Charie4 hsrfon.
t1WGn LAND, u. ". NA% kna LouiRA Apors-
tae Latter fos the pa1t Of Mrenda. IN Thc Tim.
As.a Re'Knolds hs. sn.v.d homo iron, 1pr.
Mr.. William ]. Florence, tbs comedian. ornh,
1elJ n Anticipation OF IN aaE1Y retirement lrom
tfc snEr, has eesome = nrmbc. OF thu corocr
Sente VI hessss. 1ores, Tooker h Co., New
Camilla Ufzo tts been ,nado N honorary mem.
bet Of the FItlsds,paiA uArmontc Sotaety:
TIC Cntttnrt street Theatre, Ptl1tdel. hta. has
b 81 stx petet b. lie 3ns:n t3al.nn Troupe,
The fol&s~irR th.atr1eal cotuntFum htt hcep
Ectne tae rounds; ~ tas racke,-oE.Ls&vs Asa'
'Emc1Ad RitG' IN the streets Of New Yo.k'
.ULder the Gns Light vhese there wis sNo
TtoruuKhtast,' shat eculd tho consequences % !
hniwtr-'Foui Play"
, 1869-02-04

Ceushs.-Ah = Soothing EeetoTAl.
Brcvns brorefial 1fechta aza 1dtBn:sxeouaiy
employed to atleT1ate CuuRhs, Boee rhrost,
Hoszps ness and Rscrehlal aneciioua. Those AZ.
poeed 10 sunten thankrs u tts weather thouId
hsve tht q. II they cza ~ carried in fhs pocket
~ d taxen = oesa.son requires rpon I'm r1t1 a7-
pearax q Of 4 cold or cough.
The jumper Tar SOAP ~ kh4 bnt
to1et soap eysr soads - It uaay b used With TN.
puntty bJ ladies' with the most tendor sk1n1 !; u
The a&ms utue II u Invaluable ~ 4 remsd3 foz
piuplea, rongh q eAapped hsnds, and IN eutsne.
oar diseassa shcte other eoaps taunot ba used
without axxFs!atnK tha raalad1 ind R1vtag pstu to
the patient Manufactured by Caawer, aaxaEd
4 Co., hew York
IF xou vat2s llfs ard propRtY 9st z
u within he reach of al. Send for circular
United 6tA!ez F1ru Rxt}nxriahtF Company, head
oMee Uey stest, hFw Ykxk-
III Or. ". icolt k1a sested iatn Ftua -
dies 20 rly seten tfua Of e-st for sale 1t Is
Btuth Clark stzeet Chtesco, Why will yuu auns
when ethera tai to cure you1
, 1869-02-04

MeV1oKEHs THEATRE.
LAST NIGHT BIT TWO or
Mrs. 8COTsT.SIDD
Tnu1sday, ten- 1. the beautiful ays.Act play Of
INGONAR, THE BARBARIAN.
F.ftheniA...+........-... ....-...Ars- Scnt-eddonA
Fsiday-Farfwcn Banctt OF Mr.. scott. aid dons-
Eh .kxpeare'n Comedy Of MUCH ADO ABOUT NOTE.
ING.
BAT. rday Attesnoon-nlsa and 5ld491. AAu1es:
eophie Hene 4 Jenny, With the1r estte Opera bou1e
CON pany and rn Chorus In s4a krest H1fletque Of
TIE FIELD or TIE CLOTH or GOLD,
Il play I'd By them 100 nIshtA In New Yosk City.
Eenfa can now be secured.
, 1869-02-04

| i So lt5 wab%ah-Av eosaef Of tdamxst. Aop5
On tte ems* trt1a IN p. a.. ~ II c1ee 80 l.
| Cnutt sra.s So.1t 4sl7n uTss Nay l, ls<s.
, 1869-02-04

A GENTS Wanted FOR sURET8 UF
a The sMEAT cry. .ort arse7igt,.e, t s,s 81 M tas
fofsnnes 10 d 4ds md Iess ID asy: aov "htesi
men ~ ruined IN W.!' -; hey se.'ontsyyasnr .,e
NJ b.ekms,!ea hox asnss ~, nsl!, sat eonrrss -.
Frs are c0nducto stock aad NJ compauisl or'{.
tAate and no. thA brbbles boFst, r1Ad tn;e Enrk. u
myis. riea sod crimes cf hew Terk sad ta- sre'.*t
and cktafc*t WORK q ne kiuo pablssed. rHeT or,
aud fall DESCRIPTION ot tne work Addreaa j'S -
Ut4THk1tH b TO-, 1B Abush Clark kef,, ChtcAxu ILL.,
EAr1loH-lnferlor WORM at R!m!1sE caafsc AZ
h*fnx firca1atsd. BeH thAt Tbs boaxa you but c'r.
tlln ever S fne engfa1inK4 and oell u &l1s pT
, 1869-02-04
Apsut8 UWAutRp.

A GESTS-Wnrtca To sell book Of cr>ur
II ..vAp& 10 fazusrs. mechanics snd wrrk,nSr',n
q ~ srates md o<cnt.'.ons. No. Ersf!: u.
by do w.1iox. r.. satnor uf .k'emsn.s q A1t:
frTnetiY Agricultural Enxlnee u G, ntra r.,k. New
foff. ho oenvo paxes eot orr An iilusuatlon. y
aan builder, carpenter. da,gmaa, eaineeT. fkrmet.
hos nG sD 1T1kf
sxnsI St ..oss. o.s.sr. sss!:{a.n. ~ sss.se
workman. Joppk man. zrslous. inf1ttrtoas and a.
bor+Avtnk man netcs II. abd Cannot adm to frr
Money, and gite b<net satisfaction IN selling this
bcot Than any work In this nttd Band n!t thp&<~
tisru uisr feii!as I'll seaut il. C. y, LtILKi. Pub
Unhnf. n lEarh4fu.ff. Ih1f1f4 IH.
, 1869-02-04

L-OR SALE-a tWo-story frAmo house OF 10
ruoma atcs. 1As. and int 80 Or 70 fcet 'front.' On
Wa.rrf .@v., II n n Wno*t and Idncoln:sh tNf.
bAit u f., liz Il EstAie AEcnt1. Nc. Metropolitan
, 1869-02-04

rR. B. BROWN WILLIAMS. 500
J Aasoun ding and Atuus1nE Phenomenal. f1Jcao
iof.esi q p r1aests - Chrth's HAN. eeFaer d
,Thuf,dsY xva+ ing Al Z SIS o'elrcxs
On fr1oay and Extu1tay .t*eains1 fh!s , eek y
j. Jtf.r,tcp+;a, Fezt S!de- Go easfy.
, 1869-02-04
Eost, .Founo, st.
QtUrrfSpGunr1tfR JTaauteU.

CORRESPONDENTS ed-By gtn.
" tleE ap WHO ean x1ve rood re8e.vnces p g e.a1
Chtc1xp a New TORI, H,ta faE lAdls hetEeeo <as
srrr of Is acd Is uhlect nm AID ftA eoh2eE1enfEx
Strre-S HONEH pox N Eno1yIue, fc1n-
, 1869-02-04

~CpSn|ALIf the person Who took my
r'.ss nom the st Cieot Honse ps5tY wM b
-. e~@rxn 70 fetu1n the akr<f1 aod ehtet-osok -
- He 1s- eF+ R&ndolpH.x17 be N1n GO Qua = hFoE
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-08-04

that was done Ill went of smoothly. The
groom descended from his perch, kissed the
tears from the cheek Of the sobbing bride, and
gallantly led her to the altar.
"A New York reporter who has been admit
ted to the presence Of the Chinese giant, now
sojourning in that city, says {: He was dressed
In long flowing lobe, and seemed quite at his
ease as he ate some nuts after his dinner. A
lady dressed IN European style was introduced
as Mrs. Chang. and she is very fair specimen
of tLe Chinese type of beauty, really pand-
some woman. with easy and unaffected lsan'
ner, who looked with certain amount OF
wonder on the s'man who makes the papers,
as she called our reporter. At length, Parlett
said that there was representative OF the
New York prrss with Mr.. Chang, and as tue
giant rose to bis full height and as be stretch
ed out his hand in the most atfible manner,
his towering structure became fully apparent,
and was enough to fill any one with kind OF
awe. But any sentiment of this nature was
quickly dispelled as Chang walked about the
room chatting in Enelsh aud French (both OF
Which lab auages be speaks remarkably well.)
HIS face IS of tho Chinese or Mongoiian type,
bct has a pleasing and gracious expression.
BE SAID he Was going back to China across the
Continent by the Pacific Railroad. but that he
intended to spend some months in New York
and other cities of America.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-08-04
The Confederate Debt.

We stated few weeks ago that the I'm
perislist, published in New York, in the
interest of the ''blosted boudholders," ad
vocated the payment Of the Southern war
debt. In its issue for July 81, it publishes
q communication strongly oondemning such
q view. The correspondent remarks: "If
"we are to pay the debt Of the South, why
s.not pay for their negroes aud their other
closest Would it not be as just What
''claim have they on government ?"
"Just so;" replies the Imperialist. "Thats
sour opinion. Will our friend tell US what
"sort of a thing government is that it
"should owe anything to mybody? What
sis government! Is it an entity? Has it
SO conscienoe-a heart? Has it-our own
"especially-a probable future state? We
s'think not. Our view is that national debts
''are due by the people themselves, and not
.by the machinery by which they are gov
"erned. 1t is true enough that the people
"of the North have no obligation to pay the
"debt Of the South, though it might be
"wise for them to assume such. Nor have
"the people Of the South, except as one Of
"the misfortuues Of their defeat, any part
''in the d bt Of the Unicn; and yet it would
'.be ~ofully unwise 70, .ham to advocate it's
''repudistion. Their own debt ought not,
"of course, to be paid sat its face since for
"the greater part of it no value received
"was ever Obtained, and it's present holders
'gave nothing at all for il; but a proper ad
'jusrment might be arrived at. As to the
''slaves, all their value may be fairly looked
'upon as property destroyed by the war;
sand the South has as good claim to CON-
spensation for losses received in battle or
Sin siege. They fairly risked all that when
"they took up arms. The mere burning of
sssny mans house, however, does not liqu-
ssdate any just mortgage thereon-aor does
s'it extend the mortgage over any other
"msns house."
Ofcourse, the meaning ofsl this, il, indeed,
it can be said to have any real, earnest
import, is, that the good people of the Uuited
States, South as we'll as North, must be
thoroughly indoctrina.ed into the belief,
that reputation of the national debt is the
objectionable Sin. The South now bids
fair to hold before long the balance Of politi-
cal power. and as it is rot unreasonable to
suppose th.t reputation party nigh,
from oHe cause and another, count many
adherents among the people of the South
ern States, and as comparatively few #
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taese government securities are held here
the organ Of the "bloated bondholders"
deems it necessary to attempt to banboozle
the good people of the South, and talk about
paying our war debt. not "dollsr for dol
lar" but on an Equitable adjustment" &C.
Tnere may be some among us simple
enough to swallow such bait, though we
confess we know ofnone such. Our readers,
however, will be amused to observe these
imperial and financial developments, and
for this reason, and not because We attach
any Importance to these hypocrital lucobra-
tions, we have noticed the passage given
above
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CHI HARLES TON.
WEDNESDAY MORNING, AUGUST 4, 1869.
scotr,s Taetic.-A New sIanouvre.

An extraordinary freak of our versatile
and eccentric Governor has just been
brought to light through the Instrumental
ity of bill in equity filed in the Court Of
Common Pleas for Laurens County, in be-
half Of the President and Directors of the
Bank Of the State Of South Carolina against
the Laurens Railroad Company and others.
The bill complains that at sale, uader an
execution at law, Of the rolling stock ofthe
Lsurens Railroad Company, THAT corpo'
ration being insolvent, and the State and
the bank being both heavily interested as
creditors in the disposition Of its assetS,)
go locomotive was sold and knocked off to
.his Excezleney Robert K. Scott, not tn his
s.o6seial character as Governor, but to him as
"an indiuidual, and that the agent, one Jo-
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sssaid locomotive, regardless Of the para
ssmount liens Of the State and the bank,
"both liens being perfected long anterior to
"the judgment under which the locomotive
,"wss sold" The compliments therefore
pray that writs Of injunction may issue re-
straining Governor Scott and his agent,
Crews, from removing the locomotive or
any other movable property Of the com
psny, Of which they may have become the
purchasers. This is one side Of the story.
The answer Of Attorney General Chamber
lain, representing the interests of the State
in the matter, sustains each and all of the
allegations contained in the bill, and more
over explicitly charges that "the purchasers
s.under said sale (Scott and Crews) are noU
..s1..ienino and contriuing to rtmop' and dis
.ipose of said property so pw chased" The
Attorney General, therefore, joins in the
prayer for the INJUNCTION.
What does all this mean? Is it possible
that the Governor of South Carolina, bound
as he is to look after and protect her inter
ests, has taken advantage Of his Office to
buy, on his indiv dual account, personal
property upon which he knew that the State
holds lien, and that he is seekisg to re-
move such property beyond the Jurisdiction
of her courts? This, it seems to US, is the
statement Of facts which we have upon the
authority Of the Attorney General himself.
Is the Governor not satisfied with his smart
speculstions in stocks and bank bills, and
his liberal dabbling in railroad contracts,
that he must also try his hand at the loco
motive business? Will '.Veritss" tell US !?
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