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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-11-26

.z,s:' NOTICE ALL PERSONS uAY-
ING claims against the Estate OF tho tate aullN
a. COOK, deceased. viii present lBc.n properly
atcstcd. AMI ali nehicd will plrusc make pay
mcnt at oncs TO Mcssrs. BOWERS & SILICON,
whu Will hereafter cn,lcct NIL Rents for tie Estate
SARAH D. COOK, ExccuLriX.
ianEs ill,T =; s.T.2SI. H3%ERs' Hsccutor.
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.ug .rw At Ar,i;! Ii!i.
The irac;.S at AbicYilic Courthouse, mentioned
in yesterdays telegram Is an affair OF very grave
:'iSni:icancr. Congressman ;io,e appeared n
the lusrniIi9 10 address an immense riass wcct-
ing or negroes in the Courthouse. AhO;. :. dozen
whites were present. iirgr was urging the rC-
grJes 80 refuse ali contracts :oE labor, except
onc-huif Of lie crop. AZ ;his point, tr. Coch-
rar-a white man ana Il Drnociat-asEcd IlOIc
To tell 'thcsc negro fellows what they ought tu
tahc In money" ilogc replied that negro fci-
lows' usually meant dirty dogs" and ;ha. there
were noue such ,hcrc. Tncn Cochran said, .I'cii
these cOlorcd men how much they ough! 20 take
in money" l'o@c cva.ich the question, and con-
tinucd his speech, which was infaminatory.
Cochran left the courthouse soon after and went
u the hotel Negroes bccamc excited anu gath
cred about The hotel Cochran finally icft quictly
for home In his buggy. When lie go; about three
hundred yards from town nc was stopped by
grocs, dragged from his buggy and searched for
arms. No arms were found upon him. Ec was
then taken hy tho curslng and riotOus crowd Of
mfurutcd negroes through thr town Ia tho ccn-
stahuiat0ry prison. There nc was pU. undor
guard ami kent till night. The guard consisted
Of five negroes armed with Winchester rifles, bay
oncls fixed. Meanwhile, Cochran cent for his
lawyer-Edward Noble, Esq Mr.. Noble made
several efforts to get interview will, his client,
ana succeeded only through The assistance OF
Aaron, negro OF influence. J: was Rscertained
that the arrest had been made withou; warrant
and with only the vague charges ut q rabblc. II
was asserted by negroes that Cochran had drawn
pistol in the courthouse and had threatened 20
shoot IloGc as sJon rs lie got chance. hosc
himself gave this infOrmaiioI-:his rumor-co
the lawyer in the case. have the nssnrancc OF
citizens o! the first responsibility thai there was
no truth whatever in this charge. II WAS simply
absurd. No one Of the rabhic WAS willing to as
sumo the responsibility OF saying Wha. WAS the
exact charge. Ono referred 10 another. Finally,
after Gunin tiaving returned from the circus ncar
nigh,l and Iloliingshcad had been applied 10,
Mr.. Noble was referred to Chapman, one Of Scotts
| new magistrates, and from him learned that
Cochran had been arrested for popular ruInors Of
having threatened lIOgc that day, and popular
! impression that hr was in some way concerned
| In the murder Of Randolph. Chapman discharged
the prisoner on hail Or $1,000, tn answer u. next
court TO whatever charges might Ne made against
him; for, thus far, there are no charges a.-ainst
| him.
| IL r. intended 30 mcIu6razc Congress or, this
| infringement OF she provisions %. the perannal
! rights law Cos.sA1H.
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6zH-NOTICE TIE STEAMER PILOT
BOY Will receive freight for Beaufort and Swan.
nah on SATURDAY, nj Soath Atlantic Wharf
nOvEG > J. ID. AIKEN & co.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-11-26

J,Is- CONSIGNEES' NOTICE CON
SiGNEH5 per Merchants Line Schooner MINNIE
are hereby notified shr is THIS DAY dtsclat sing
cargo at AIgcr'S North Wharf. All Goods not
called for before sunset VIII bc stored NJ their
risk end expense. Claims will positively no, he
admitted after Goods nrc taken from wharf.
nov2G1 WM. ROACH g. Co. Agents
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:c-;1- CONSIGNEES PER SriGANISIIIp
CHARIESToN. are notified that shc is dis.
charging cargo at AIgcr's South Wharf Gonds
,lnvalc,i for nj sunset Will remain rn whar {
nt owners risk. JAMES ADGsH & CO..
mnY2i | hprnia
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Th"S" g,,nbuaiS wcr" seized hy ;lic Government
carry IN ihr summer, WHEN yet i'll an incomplete
state, ana liivc since been nvnnai'y held ~ The
'avy Department. though hv an arrangement
Win their builders work hai bcrit continued upcn
them without interruption, ahU they ARE muw
ready fur their crews ana armament. They have
all been assembled at the Brooklyn Navy Yard
and are held by The coniiandani ii that ward.
Admiral GU'!"n. til" commandment, yesterday re-
criYc'i instructions to surrender the .luhua;s 10
liic Marshal on The production of tie necessary
legal papers, with which hr viii bc armed ti
morning. Thus The case will br formally taken
dut OF the hands Df the tovcI iimcmt, AMI the
responsibility fDr Tie retention and condemnation
OF Tile fleet, or lis surrender In The proper rcp-c-
sentaivcs of Spain, Will rest with the courts ;,ad
the Law.
NEW FEATURE or iSTERSAT!uSAi. LAW.
The form ur thr.ibela prepared hy Judge Pierre.
point will present Il new ami Interesting piis" ~
international law To The courts. The neutrality
laws usually recognize only foreign princes or
S!ntcS,'' aud only recognized nations and gov
crnnentS have been supposed To have legal STA
tus that ram be allowed 10y the courts. lsu; O.ir
statutes have been amended by the Interpret III ION
81 Tie words 'nr Of any colony. district ar pco
pic,'' after hr words, "forelgn prince or state"
as the parties toward WHOM, when NC are ;,t
peace. strict ncur ralily shall bc observed. The
prasiny of Tie second affidavit brings up for the
hfst time the question whether TIE Cu,;,tis are q
p"Hr within the meaning OF the statutes. IL will
''r seen That II this point shall Ee determined
ahrntativcly. II viii render the Necessity OF rcro-
nttinn ny our government Of the Young Republic
~ Cuba less Imperative.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-11-26

Say BATCIIELOR'S HAIR DYE.-TuIS
splendid Hair Dye IS tho best in the world the
only true and perfect Dyo; harmless reliable, In
stantaneous; no disappointment; no ridiculous
tints; remedies the III effects OF bad dyes: i'll
vigorates and leaves the hair soft and beautiful
black or brown. Sold by all Druggists and Per
fumers; and properly applied ut Bntchslor's Wig
Factory, No. IG Bond street, New York.
nOy26 fmWlyr
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II Sp ECK or WlR WITH S".iTN.

rhe Mysterious Arrival Of tI,c piznrro
Isrrlnined-Srmin Demands tho Sur
gender of tiie Thirty Seized Gunboa ts
-Crc.5s Eniistcd for them In New
Yoris-Ihe Vessels TO be LibcIlcsi.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-11-26

- CITY MES. THE CITY
Sheri'r is mahing ou' :. lis, Of au unparl Exccu.
tons in his ohlrc ur publication. roy26 q
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-11-26

ssa"CONSIGNEES PER STEA MER
FALCON, from l'altinorc, arc hereby notified
that she is THIS DAY li>ctargng cargo nj Pier No.
|, Union wharycs. All Goods not taken away at
sunset will remain on wharf at Conairnces' risk
novlG MORDT;t;AI & CO. Agents
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-11-26

The LcGis!atnrc-To More Ala 20 Rail
roads-rnc state LIbor ConVcntiou-
Diaorlorly Pi"cccdinEs-The long
shorcrncr Cause TroUbtc--The Cur
tain Fails nnd Hides the actors 1roEs,
sine MISUNDERSTANDING Accomplished.
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Erctin! ;Tc:itc5.

liretin! ;To:itc5.
-" CITY NES. TIGn CITY
'hcrr is mahing ou' lis, Of all uup.,rl Exccu.
ions in his ohlcc Iur publication. roy.o Il
ri" NOTICE. ALL PERSONS uAY-
lNG claims against the Estate OF tho tate aurN
4. COOK, deceased. viii present lBc.n properly
litcstc,l. AMI ali in'lehtcd will plrnsc make pay
mcnt at oncn to Mcssrs. BOWERS & SILICON,
who viii hereafter c"cct all Rents for Tie Estate
SARAH u. COOK, ExccuLrix.
JDIiN 4. BOWERS, n...,,
LANES SILICON,
.6zn-NOTICE TIE STEAMER PILOT
BOY Will receive freight for Beaufort and Swan.
nah on SArrHpAY, nt Soath Atlantic Wharf
n"v2G I'D. AIKEN & co.
;e.1- CONSIGNEES PER S'rEAMSIIIp
are notified that slic is dis.
charging cargo at Ahgcr's South Wharf Goods
'inoach for NJ sunset Will remain rn wharf
nt owners risk. JAMES ADGER & CO.
nov2G Agents.
..S- CONSlGNEES' NOTICE. CON
SIGNEHs per Merchants Line Schooner MINNIE
are hereby notified shr Is THIS DAY discha, 1ing
cargo at A.lger'S North Wharf. All Good, not
called for bcforc sunset VIII bc stored nj their
risk end expense. Claims will postiyosy not he
admitted after Goois arc taken from whorf.
hovaG wM. ROACH s. CO.. Agents.
gcS"CONSIGNEES PER STEA NJ Il r
FALCON, from Baltimore. nrc hereby notified
that she is THIS DAY Y,li>carging cargo at Pier No.
|, Union Wharvcs. All Goods not taken away at
sunset will remain on wharf at Consirnccs' risk.
novaG MoRDECAI & CO., Agents.
NTrInE NJ,
will hereafter leave for Florida on FRIDAY Eve
NlSG, nj O'Clock, instead OF SATURDAY, rs here
iOfOrc. J. u. AIKEN & CO.
nov2l Agents.
a,5'' HOPE FIRE ENGINE COMPANY.
CHARLESTON, $. e., NOVEMBER 81. 1869. \ would
respectfully Inform the citizens and residents of
the Upper Wards OF this city that the following
Committee, members OF the above named COM
pany, lave been appointed to solicit subscriptions
for the purpose OF aiding in paying for a new
Steamer lately ordered and whioh is daily cx-
pccicd from the builders in New York, viz: GEO.
BURKE, JAMES L. PATRICK anu i. bicC0I.LUM,
Esqs. Also, The following Committee, appointed
some time ago for the same purpose, will call
upon the citizens of the Lower Wards, viz: B. r.
SEYMOUR. GEO. BURKE, J. KENNY, wM
BltO0kEANKS, Jr., and j. LlPMAN.
President Hope Fire Engine Company, and
nov:l wiH;' Cnairnan OF Committee
ZS'' NOTICE. ALL PERSONS IN
DEBTED to the assigned Estate of Mr.. GEO. H.
CRUISER are hereby Informed that their accounts
have been placed into the hands OF Mcssrs. ST.
MosE S,l:GIING, Attorneys, {oaicc, Broad
street, for collection, and if settlements nre
made before the lirst Dcccmbcr noxt, 10 costs
will he incurred H. GEEUr9 r. IN
novl3 limo Agents for Creditors
.EI" J u st ECEIV ED,
\ LARGE ASSORTMENT or
FINE BUSINESS ENVELOPES,
NOS. 6 ANDG
Which will be furnished o our customers with
business Card neatly printed thereon at 81 TO Sd
per 1000.
T II Z NEW S ION rFICE
ASD SIZE sAMrLRs.
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li;3" NOTICE. STEAMER CITY POINT
will hereafter leave for Florida on FRIDAY Eve
NiSG, at = O'Clock, Instead OF SATURDAY, rs here
i0lorc. J. d. AIKEN & Co,
nnval Srents
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The Sultan protests against the proclamation
suez canal as trespass upon hls sovereignty.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-11-26
THE STATE CfPITiI.

wiiArrmLAroEc cosvBsr:oNsAi AsppIp.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-11-26

fumers; and properly applied ut Bntchslor's Wig
Factory, No. 10 Bond street, New York.
nov26 fmwlyr
no STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
LEXINGTON COUNTY-m Prolnte Couri-Ex
partc JAMES INABINET and JUti4AII T.. ISABI-
NEr-Petitlon Ior Partition OF Heal Estatc-!t ai,.
pcarng 10 tho satisfaction OF the Court tl,nt
CAROLINE, isabella, JURIAII and JOHN
GEIJEltS, four Of the defendants in the above ell
titled case arc residents out Of AMI beyond The
limits Of tlils State, on motion OF Messrs DYTREv.
LILLE 4 SIsTRUSK for the petitioners: 1t Ia ordered
that the snd ISABELLA, JURIAII, CAROLINE
and JOHN CKTJERS, ilo appear, plead, answcr or
domur to tile said petition within forty days from
tho publication OF this order; and In default
thereof n Judgment ,r0 c0nJrsso Will; be entered
against them. ADAM EFIRD,
novl0 fl2 Judge Of Probate, l.. e.
IN" NOTICE.. N. NJ. WOHITMANN
for the present occupies tho store of Mcssrs.
FARRAR BRO, corner East bay and Cumberland
streets. aud Will be pleased TO see his friends.
nov13
5sas- NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
application will he mado at the next Session
tho Legislature by the Charleston Board of Trade
or Modification of its charter. augao Ianoa
.&s- TIE GENUINE LIEBIG'S EN-
TRACT or MEAT secures great economy, excel.
lonce In tho preparation OF bceftea. Buy none
sns :ha: nla'i5 by the "iicbig Extract OF Meat
Company" Baron Licblg's signature on every
jar. For sale by dIugglsts and groccrs.
J. MILIAU,S SONS,
move tunmo No. lss broadway, New York.
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The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1869-04-20

The Senate on Saturday rendered the
cause of restoration and harmony eff
hcient service in the confirmation, by q
vote of two to one, of Col. Grove of Ala
bama, form erly Rebel officer, as Gov
ernor of New Mexico. In two signal
instances the Administration and the
Senate have thus shown the South that
what is now sought is not punishment
for the past, but only security for the
future. The Republican party, thelpar
ty of the War and the Restoration, is no
proscriptive organization. It cherishes
no spirit of revenge for past misdecds;
it demands only loyalty and fidelity, an
honest desire to promote harmony, good
order, and respect for the authority of
the Government, and effective labors to
that end. Now, as of old, where these
are found, they cover a multitude of
sins,--N. Y. Tribune
A
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1869-04-20
DESTRUCTIVE STORM, &c.

Destructive tornados occurred in vari-
GUS parts OF the country Monday night
last AT indianapolis the Central freight
depot, was completely wrecked, and sew
eral persons in it at the time were more
or less iniured-Albert McCutchen died
from his injuries on Tuesday; Rev. d.
Ballou, Universalist Minister, it is fear
ed could not survive. Houses were un.
rooted and trees blown down, in diff
ferent parts of the city. The Cincinnati
freight depot was also Frustrated The
entire loss is estimated st $4,000.
At Vincennes, the bridge across the
Wabash was blown down, houses unroof-
ed, and a vast amount of damage done
At Trenton, Tenn, houses were blown
down-one man killed and another's leg
broken. The trestle work over Forked
Deer River, on the Mobile and Ohio
road was washed away, and the upward
bound train was thrown into the river;
the engineer, fireman, one wood passer
and a passenger were killed. a3s
At Dubuque, Iowa, houses were I'M
rooted, torn down, and one man killed
and several wounded.
ST., LOUIS, April, 20.-The damage by
the hail storm of w ednesday afternoon is
variously estimated at $40 900 to $780,.
600. The latter sum is probably the
more correct. The demolition of glass
alone is fearful. No serious casualties
are yet reported. The weather this
morning, is clear and cool. III.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1869-04-20
Globe Mutual Life Insurance Company.

We have at last found, in the Globe Mutual Life
Insurance Company of New YORK, the fulfllment of
our wishes-so far as Life Insurance is concerned
viz: An endowment policy at the cheapest cash
rates, liberal and yearly increasing dividend, by
which, as age increases payments lessen, or amount
insured increases complete MONITOR feture-an
enerprsing, experienced and reliable adminisra tion
and above all, security perfect any thing hui
can be.
Having found all these, have taken, though at
the eleventh tour" policy in this popular Com
pany. Its progress and features commend it
one desiring insurance. Starting in 1854, with
capital of 800 600 the Company has carried its solid
cash assets Jan. 1869, to S1,64I, 907 55; being an
increase of nearly half million the assets of
last year. 1t has insured ,64., taking during
the last year SIC, 1874. 1t has directed the pay
ment of divden DIS for the current year amounting
Sl34 900. Everything desirable in Life Insurance
may be secured in this Company, having the Mutual
and Stock rates.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1869-04-20

FLOWER SEEDS &C. w. Barnes & Co,
have the largest and finest assortment Of
Flower Seeds in the city, put up in
splendid style by D. NJ. Ferry d Co., of
Detroit. Michigan. THE packages in
which these seeds are placed--their pc
culiar neatness and beauty--indicate
that poor quality would never have re-
ceiyed such attention,-and, therefore
do we feel free to commend all who want
q superior article Of Flowers to adorn
their dwellings and beautify them, to go
to g. w. Barnes Il Cos and make their
selections. They have large and fine
assortment Of fresh Garden Seeds, raised
and put up by Briggs q Bro, Of Roch-
ester, N. T.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1869-04-20
The New York Tribune Of April 10TH


The New York Tribune of April 10th,,
says: What with those who have just
lost fine berths in the Treasury those
who expect to lose them, and those who
arc denied berths they seek, Sci. Bout
well is probably to day one ofthe best
abused men in Washington. We take
the opportunity therefore, TO assure him
that every curse he gets from the office
hunters and the x-office holders is a
measure of the service for which a re-
lieyed country gratefully thanks him.
The Secretary has already discharged,
as we reckon, some three hundred clerks,
and has yet got through with only three
or four of the Bureaus in his great De-
partment. When lie has dismissed five
or six hundred more, and thus secured
an annual saving Of million and a half,
he may have brought his expenses into
some sort of proportion to the lappro
priations, and we are certain that he will
have left force capable Of doing the en-
tire work of the Department better than
it is done now. Meantime we congratu-
late these young clerks on their happy
release from official bondage It is a
good thing to befall them, and timely
withal. The busy season is upon u.s.
The West and South want this month,
this very week, all the active, energetic,
self helpful men and women we can
spare them. No human being with
means enough to cross the Alleghanies
need want for work; and the rewards il
offers were never greater. These grum
bling Washington clerks do not know
their friends. 1t is hardly even bless
ing in disguise that has overtaken them
it is rather genuine, visible, palpable
benediction, that bestows upon them a,
this bright, promising season, the privi
lege of independent labor for the build
ing up of their own fortunes We ten.
der them our hearty congratulations or
their good luck in getting dismissed
and renew to Secretary Boutwell, thu
thanks for his recent action which moi
the Tribune alone, but the whole Coun.
5 try. makes haste to tender
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1869-04-20
u. S. INTERNAL REVENUE
FAX NOTICE.

The Revenue Tax returned to me upon The annual
List of 1862 being income, for theayear 1868, Tax
upon Watches, Carriages, Gold and Silver Plate
And Especial Tax' License for the year beginning
May LIST, 1869, are now due and payable.
The Law requires each person or firm 10 business,
and liable 70 pay special tax, to pay the same when
commencing business, which makes this annual spe-
cial tax due on the Ist day Of May in each year.
Pa yments be made At my Office in New Castle at
any time in business hours, and in each county and
division respectively as follows:
Richmond: April 80, May l, Is, and Il, 1859.
Cambridge, April 80, May
Counersville May 5, 4, and 5, ss
Liberty, May 8, and I,
The penalties required BY law will be added if pay
ments b neglected beyond the times indicated in this
notice. WH. CROSSE.
S eTe9F sa 6aeTbs& Collector.
No s-Ir.H
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1869-04-20
MAYoH's Orrror, Richmond, April II, Isl

MAYORS OFFICE, Richmond, April II, 1869.
The qualified electors of the city of Richmond, arc
hereby notified that the annual election of city Off
GERS will be held in said city, Tuesday, the 4th
day of May, 1859, for the following officers, 1t the
following named places. viz: EI.os
First Ward--Engne House No. 2.
Second Ward--Engiae House Nos. err
Third Ward-Engine House No. 4.
Fourth Ward-South-Wes corner OF Sixth and
Market Streets. @#
Officers to be ted...Mayor, Treasurer,
Clerk, Marshal, Assessor and one Councilman from
each Ward.
By order of the City Council vote will be taken at
said election on the proposition to create and
additional Ward, to be called the "Fifh Ward" en-
bracing all that part of the city of Richmond lying
East of Fl. Wayne Avenue and Newport Pike, and
North Of Vine Street.
The Ballot of those in favor of the creation of said
new and additional Ward shall have the word thereon
Yes" and those opposed the word "No."
In testimony whereof. have hereuuto
! SEAL. set my name and aft xed the corporate
- seal OF said city, this 18th day of April,
1859. vs THOMAS N. YOUNG,
Attest: Peter P. kim, Clerk. Mayor.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1869-04-20
Administrators Sale:

TuVHE undersigned, viii offer at public Sale on
Saturday, the 18th Day Of May, 1869,
At 10 O'Clock of said dag, the late residence of
Bennett Sloh, in the city of Richmond, Wayne CO !,
and State OF Indiana, the following personal proper
ty, to-wt: san ftsaE
Horses, Wagons and Harness; Spring Wagon
and Harness, Brick in the Yard and Brick Yard
Tools, Wood in Brick Yard. l Pow, l Harrow,
Household and Kitchen Furniture. and a variety Of
other articles too tedious to name.
D-A credit of nine months, with interest from
date, will be given on all sums over 50. Notes and
approved security will be required of each purcha.
ser, before any property is removed. sgs afa
ma vsIa Il GERHARD H. SCHNELLE
April Goth, 1859. DAVID FELTMAN,
* pr $3.50 81. Ia 80 Administrators,