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FOls LIVERPOOL.
PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPY,v


THROUGH Line TO
cALtF3RN!A GH1 HaH or oH1NA g1sy1ya AND JAsAN
se>,..a,,.s. STEAMERS OF IHE ApCVE
SsssS ~, line leave Pier No. 49, North R7ss.
foot s11a &c b New HG1t
21st OF every month except when these dates fall
on Sunday. then the Saturday preceding.
Departure of 1st and 2lst connect at banana VIZ.
steamers for South Pacific and Central American
ports. Those of 1st touch at Mansarllo.
Departure of 11th OF each month conrects VIA
the new steam line from Panama to AustrsIia D."
New Zealand.
Steamship JAPAN leaves Fan cisco for oh:La
No California steamers touch OF Eavaaa but 20
direct from New York TO Aspinwan
Medicine aud attendance free.
For Passage Tickets or further information asv..
foot Of canalsreet North River. NesYSrs. Nv "as'''
March - Tyr I. b. BABY, Agent
AXTRA "TRIP Tn sAvANNAes.
p .,vK@A THE ELEGANT STEAMER CITY
viii leave dharleston for Savannah on 4 WnpaRspA1
AvsNENd, ct O'Clock.
She will leave Savannah icr Charleston every THuRs-
DAY AFTERNOON, at o'clock.
For freight or passage, apply to &
Mays South Atlantic Wharf.
FOR sAVANNAR-INLAND ROUTE,
VIA BEAUFORT AND HILTON HEAD.
THROUGH TICKETS TO FLORIDA.
ON AND AFTER MAY 1sT r.
PASSAGES RED q C e D."
To savamnnh....@ To Beau8ort. ..@4.
g uf-n THE STEAMER PILOT BOY. oAP-
z7sssz1Siizass TAIN FENN PECK, win leave Accom-
modaaon Wharf every MONDAY and THURSDAY MoRN.
ING at o'clock. "s
Returning will leave Savannah every IuEsDAx and
FRIDAY MORNING at O'Clock. III +,
f. JOHN FERGUSON.
April % Accommodation Wharf.
oEi, FOR SAVANNAH. ~ -
TIE STEAMER DICT ATOR.
CAPTAIN w. T. MoNRIHY. will sail
from charleston for Savannah on SATURDAY EVE :
MING, at O'Clock. t&'- f, We .4!e
.-:s RETURNING. NJ.
VIII leave Savannah for Charleston on suNDA <
AFTERNOON, at O'Clock. '
For Freight or Passage, apply to 4.% tx g
April 20 s. D. AIKEN & CO. xoants
EDIsTO, ROCKVILLE AND EMTER-
e,t,,, -s ,PRISR.
THE STEAMER FANNIE, oAP-
TAIN ADAIR will leave Acconmoda.
fion Wharf every WEDNESDAY MORNING at O'Clock.
Returning, leave Edsto at Ia o'clock on TIuRsDAY
For Freight or Paasage spply to aT-TE
April as .Accommodation Wharf &
NJ A r AnCxr
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a%UNION BANK OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
CHARL KsTON, APRIL 40. 1ses.-The Comptroller
General of the State having approved the official
statement of this Bank and authorized the resump-
ton Of business under the provisions OF the late Act
Of the General Assembly. tine Board of Directors de-
sire meeting Of the Stockholders in connection
therewith. G3s 5@sS&&
meeting will therefore be held ut the Banking
House. on East Bay street. on THURSDAY, Goth May
proximo. at Twelve O'Clock NJ.
By order Of the Board.
April so II. d. ALEXANDER, Cashier.
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Shirts aaS esarnisbing Wooss.


s SCC.TTsS
cSHfRTa OF ALL STYLES AND SIZES, READY
~ MADE or made TO order, at
eGAF K. Scotia = SHIRT EMPORIUM.
TINES. COWS. vA4EtAND RCARF5. in GREAT
III variety and latest f3Bhfons. at
~ Is. scOr1'B y SUatNfsHING lobe.
IA MRRIcAN,i BNaLIsH AND FRENCH HOS
In IERY. Of all g'adss @ can Ally. always bs sonnd Of
iDEvERaIBLE STITCH LIN RNsFACED PAPER
IN COLLARS AND CUFFS, Of All styles and sizes,
Y as e. Ecog1'S aENT'S 'SFURNIsHiNG STORE.
cxTAn sHrars. USDEasAtRTs. DRAWERS. OF
- -, F' d. i,,,i sc6iTT.s STAR SHIRT EMpoRrum. {
sETANDXRReHrEFs LINEN AND Sick. READY
m Hernnaed fer immediate use. at
fE y. HcoTI's GEN I'S FURNISHING STORE.
sFNDIA eAuzH sHrRrs. Isle THREAD AND
So - - .,,' s,,', e.. sc0T4's RGpoRIUM.
ID ECEIvED By EvERY H1EAMER FRESH AD-
HI DIfIOMH't0 my already full stock Of Gentle
InSp,s EuEeishing Goods. Apply to j. 4. sjs B
e. SCOTT, Meeting. street, above Market.
fFsHR nEsr AssoRrM.sNr OF KID GLOVES
II and TAsle Thread Gloves Of ali colors and sizcs
TO- Stound at
GcOTT's sTAas SHIRT EMPoRiuM,
a MEErINa-sTREsT,
orPoslTETHR MARKET HALL.
N january 8 sssres9 6mos
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y aSrTO CoNSUMPTIvES.-TEE ADvER-
TIsER, having been restored to health in q few
weeks by very simple remedy, after having suffered
several years with severe lung affection. and that
dread disease Consumption. is anxious to make
known to his feilow-sunerers the means oa cure.
To all who desireit, he will send copy Of the pre-
scrpton used (fee OF sehaEgel. with the directions
Gr preparing ana using the came. which they will
And 3 sure cure for Consnmptiop. Asthma, Bronoh,
tas. &c. The object Of the advertiser In sentng the
prescription IL % benefit tho aicted and spread in
formation which he conceives to be invaluable: and
hehopes every sufferer win try his remedy. 90 IL win
cost them nothing ana may prove blessing. s&
M Parties Wishing the prescription win please 3D.
dress Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON,
Williamsburg, Kings County, New York.
Rebruavy8 III. -ns =. 9uOa
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$50 VIII 1T Is A TONIC 2-BEAR THIS IN
mind that although tonic is, to certain extent.
stimulant-a stimulant, unmodihed by any medi-
cdnal substAnce Is not tonic, but debilitant. In
HOsIET1 ER'5 STOMACH BITrERS there Is
stimulating element Of the purest grade manufac-
tured In this any other country. Every fiery aud
corrosive oil or acid which contaminates the ordi-
nary liquors Of commerce, is expelled hom the rye
spirit which forms the alcoholic basis OF the PIT.
TIERS, by careful ana repeated rectihcation. The
juices Of the barks and herbs Infused
into this wholesome product OF the finest grain. still
further modify its nature, so that 1t becomes in
fact simple diYasive agent. a,snws all the hesdy
and brain exciting properties which belong. or
less to all fauera n raw state. It is merely the
cate and harmless vehicle which renders the medi-
cinal virtues OF the preparation
their active power, and difusing them through the
system. Hence the pleasant and gentle glow which
is experienced after taking dose Of the BITTERs.
Instead OF creating headache. as unmedicated stn-
ulants apt to do this saiubrious tonic is the best
known reme.y for that complaint. It calnns aud
soothes cerebral excitement strengthens the nerves.
promotes the secretion OF the gastric juice. invigo
rates the bowels determines the fluids to the sur.
face. improves the appetite. increases the animal
vigor regulates organic action, and, from It's mild
yet effective Alternative qualities. is the very best
preparation that can be administered to the weaker
sen In the peculiar difficulties to which their organi
cation suit jects them. S. i5i
May DAo n
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A~NOTICE.- OFFICE OF. CORONER OF
Chs RLEsrON COUNTY. APRIL "a. 1s69.-During
my temporary absence from the State e. M. VIII +.
ING, Esq. Coroner for the Parishes Of st. Philips
and st. Michaei's, and Magistrate. wl attend to the
duties Of my oiaca st No. 81 BROADsTREET.
F April a. TIMOTHY HURLEY.
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.->t~saf,r THE sIDE-WHEEL STEAMSHIP
//%@T - MAGNOLIA, Captain M. B. Crow
G&IEEiEtEdK~ ELL, will leave Vapderhore;'s Wharf
O'Clock P. M.
April 20 RAvENEL 4 CO., Acerts
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1869-03-13
Negro Suffrage in Indiana.

There is not republican in Indiana who
pretends that, on u fair vote, NEGRO suffrage
would stand the ghost ot chance of being
approved by the voters of that state. Yet
when tile constitutional negro sufferagc
amendment was sent to that state from Wash
ingtsn, the republicans of her subservient
legislature proposed TO apply the gag as was
done in Illinois, and ratify it immediately
Fortunately there were enough democrats in
the Legislature to deprive it of a quorum by
.resigning, and they did SO forthwith. A new
election is ordered~to fill their vacancies, and
doubles the same members will be reelected;
but if the thing is attempted to be forced
Through again, they can resign again. In
tins movement, to compel the radicals OF In
diana to give the people, by clecting new
Legislature, AN opportunity to decide on this
question, the democracy of Indiana certainly
have the cordial sympathy of every democrat
in the country.
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Fox River VALLEY r. r.

Kendall comfy has called an election pur-
suant to law to take place onithe 8Othginst.
to vote on the question of subscribing $50
600 to the stock Of the Fox River Valley
Railroad
The town of Worthwhile, IN tbs county,
Votes on the same question on the 18th inst
next Monday.) We are not ADVISED as. to
the sum to be voted on. aF
The people of Dayton, in this county, held
mesting on Thursday evening, to consider
the propristy Of calling an election to vote
on subscription of stock to the road and
decided to take a vote about the 95th inst.
on proposition to subscribe $4,000.
AZ the case now stands, $200, 900 are need
ed to make up the required sum- OF these,
Aurora takes 100000, Batavia and Geneva
are expected to take $4,000, Kendall county
$4,000. Worthwhile say $4,000, leaving $35,
600 for Mission, Rutland, Dayton, Sheridan,
&c. If the vote of Kendall county on the
3oth is favorable, we presume the matter NAV
he regarded rs about settled.
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with the mansgers Of the Rsek Island r. r.
swindlc. which is not much in its 1Ivofs III Ii
declared dblsct however, to estabiish Nm form
and reasonable rates in the charges for freights
and rsssenSsr On ne railroads II this state. the
bill h msritseious. q - 81 $50. . "A
CAPITAL PUNlsHAENT. A4 -g
!. The. bill passed 81 the houis some time since
to repeal the present law Of capital punishment,
and restOss the law vhish vas -rspsalsd in 1887,
was defeated n the senate (, ls'ss LIS. Rsa
NARRIAon IN wnrnaDses AND BAVARIA.
Tho sutAositiss Of Wirtsnbsrg aad Bavaria
refuse to rscogniss - legal marriages solemnized
in this state, and the house passed resolatient
calling the attention Of the secretary of state Of
the United stats 10 the isct, with . view d
having the matter arranged. If,agsf tert.
INDUSTRIAL UNIVERSITY.
An appropriation Of 10000 for the next two
years has bsen agreed upon for this institution.
This is about one-third OF what was asked. =,
vf RAILROAD BILL. as
The bill to encourage the construction of new
railroads BY sppropriating to the payment of
county and municipal bonds issued to aid in the
construction Of new roads, oil the state taxes
collected in such counties during ten years, on
the increased valuation Of property over and
above tho yalustion Of 1858. passed the house on
Monday, and has gone to the Governor, who, is
IA said, win approve it. ttM6
ITEMS.
In the "ItenS appropriation bill, the members
Of both houses vste themselves $500 additional
pay under the head Of expenses for light, fuel,
room rent Aa
MODEST INQUIRY.
What hss become Of the resolution to invest
the idle funds now in the state treasury in ma
tioaAl sscsritiss3 Almsst everybody seemed 70
think 1t useful measure, because il would So
cure the fnnd, ani net to the state annually
about ono hundred thousand dollars in interest.
Still the resolution was referred to the commit
to- on Aasaes. where II sleeps In strong box
under lock and koy.
sAfs y ADJoURNMRNT. r& saff
Both houses adopted resolution - take 70.
cess from the 18th yesterday to April 14th. The
meeting four weeks hence will be simply 10 re-
seive and cot - mssaages-from the Governor,
or vetoing bills now before him, and
which tho object il to give him months time
b read. The number Of bills passed i, about
|, 900, and who's printed will make book of
1000 pagea
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1869-03-13

Ihe Germans in New York have taken
fright at the report of the nosing committee
OF congress that was sent to investigate the
alleged election frauds in that city. The com
mittce pretend TO have discovered frightful
series OF frauds growing ont of the natu,,,Iiya-
ton OF foreigners, and propose measures that
will render the future naturalization of for
eigncrs an exceedingly tedious and expensive
process. S" the Germans hold a meeting to
protest, aud as they can look for no helm to
the republican party, to which the Germans
almost bodily belong, they beg the Democrats
to come 10 their assistance. Accordingly we
have in the New York papers the detailed
proceedings of au immense mass nacetinu Of
Germans and Democrats, IN which names like
that of Gen. Franz Sigel and the Woods are
delightfully."- commingled ga
1t is the old story. The Germans. seduced
by the hypocritical cry of " freedom" which
they naturally love, vote Ihc republican tick
ct; bnt when tho case arises for applying
the peculiar republican, ideas. about free
dom to the Germans, they ac obliged to call
on the Deinoemcy g a4s tAen ytrqm their
friends. lho Ge'nt'7 in jcoprse Of time, it
is hoped, viii lean what llteqdemn means
in thy, puritanic sense
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RocksaqnII aect.5 Isnocr..a,Ii z si.vc

RocklA2hlI sect,a hhocr,,id Mayor
and city Council iast Week ny handsome ma
icrity. The city gave republican majority
last fall.
Aurors also elected democratic Mayer =
Judge Parks though the city is really sbout
three to one republican. The split among the
"loyar' seems 20 have arisen out of the old
East and West side quarrel, intensified by the
fact 'lsf'eetrs srs two riys'
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New Hampshire held its annual State cleo
ton last Monday. The returns show smaller
vote than last November, and n relatively
larger republican majority than year ago,
though less than in November. The new
Governor elected is Orston Stearns who takes
the place Of Hartman, the present Governor.
Senate and House stand about the same as
last year liiIp tlt4t
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Some time since Senator Morton presented
the claim of . citizen ofeIndiana Tor damages
done blythe army, when Senator Wilson said
all such clnilns should be spurncd frsm con.
gress Senator Morton replied "lf the
Western holders of the plow be spurped from
these halls, take care that the Eastern hold
ers of bonds be not made to share the same
fate i"6A1A
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WASHINGTON.
THE, cABrNgr.


No new president ever gave the politicians
such surprise - Grant did by the announce.
ment Of his cabinet on the 9TH inst So well
hsd he kept the secret, that up tn five minutes
before the names were read in the senate, pro
badly not soul besides himself. unless ii was
Gen. Rawlins and possibly Washhlrne. had
the shghtest ides who the nominations were
The surprise. when the names were announ-
'ced. was proportioned to the mystsry min
ute before "Washburne for Secretary of
Stste 10 II possible n Stewart for the Trsa.
sury! Surely there's some mistake. Borie
Who in thunder is Borie and who is Hosr q,
Such and many more like them were the en-
prsssions - each name wss announced. Tn.
Senate. however, was too polite ~ make a
| scene. and at once confirmed the whole Of
them.
Next msfniRg, however, some deliver among
musty old statutes brought 10 light section
Of Law passed in 1889, under which Mr..
Stewart, being IN importer, was debarred
from holding the Office Of Secretary Of the
Treasury. Here was a middle! Grant ..
once sent post haste message to congress
asking the repeal Of the obnoxious cid statute,
Congress, ovsrjoyed at finding 50 valid an ex-
cuse to snub Grant, who had 80 long suubbed
them, fatly refused to repeal the law, Sena.
tor Williams had the impudence to say the
wisdom OF the statute Was proved in this very
case. Grant began to lsse his temper, and he
and Stewart put their heSds together to fix ap
plan BY which Stewart could hold the effice
in spite OF congress and the old statute. Stew
art was to surrender all his profits in the inn.
porting business while he held Office to some
public charity in New York. Legal advice
was called in, but tho lawyers said the dodge
wouldn't answer. So, painfully and reluc-
family, Grant had to give up Stewart. and the
latter gentleman rendered his resignation.
which was accepted.
| Who should take his place. Stewart re-
commended David A. Wells Massachusetts
objects, sayingbe is like Stewart, free trader.
and recommend Boutwell,. New York
pressed the appointment Of Hamilton Fish,
John A. Griswold or Jlshn j. Cisco. Grant
preferring BoutxelAi Would rather disappoint
them ALL and 40 remains undecided. The
senate has held two hours secession each day
since Monday to act On bis substitute for
Stewart, but thus far no appointment has
been sent in.
As to the rest OF the cabinet, Washburne APP
pears to have been appointed out Of compli-
ment, and has resigned. To Schofield the ap-
psintment also was but compliment, and his
place is soon to be taken by Gen. Rawlins, so
long Grants chief Of staff Cox, Borie, Cress-
we'll and. Hear have taken the oath Of Office
and entered upon the discharge Of their
duties. s3eags lfAIr~ ,i.,t5e4
The cabinet was anything but popular with
the republican, Washbuns wss overbearing.
dogmatical, united for the plaes, which any
A~pSMas. ADORE -hh sAlihar. .stswsrt ,was .
fire. tredsz, Ard ~ psassst - syar came 10
bsia6 . dsnsesat We wlIsa h annouacstl
himself var Asmscsas AMI supporter Of
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CURRENT NEWS.

II is though, TO be good joke in Nilwsake~
to charge pipe with sanpowder and tobacco.
and give i. 10 mar 70 smoke. The explosion
and the lass Of eyesiyh, which follow are much
enjoyed
A horrible case Of Wholesale poisoning took
place at Fosterburg. near Alton, one night last
week. bali was given by a hotel keeper named
Sohultze, aud large party invited. During thr
evening some scoundrel unkuewn poisoaed che
liquor in use, and five or six persons were made
very sick from the effects. Two of ths victims,
both Young men, are reported dead. Il .ra.a,bs,
Dixon, Ill., at the charter election on Monday
elected a democratic mayor and majority Of the,
city council. Neither city had given demo.
cratic majority before since 1860. 'sYHian
Eight cases Of sriehinosis rsocntly, occurred in
New York At saiors boarding house, in ccnse-
quence Of eating raw pork tS'
American -four is carried across the Atlantic,
manufactured at Glasgow into biscuits. and these
are sent back across the Atlantic and sold il.
America in large quantities -.
The Illinois State Fair for che next two years
will be held at Decatur. that city having offered
Executive Committee OF the State Agricultural
Society. ~ 4te
A Springfield paper reports that Gen. J. A.
Logan has recently joined the Methodist Church
at Csrbondale, by letter. i# aa} Hf"
Said youngster in his glee, displaying hid
4 I. d . ~ 81 " .
1.-Two cocoanurs for ten ceAts,i that will make
me sick tomorrow, and won't have TO 40 to
school" ~ p
Tho E,rlville Gazette chronicles birth in thi.
wise: (" In Shsbl.ous, Jan. 25th, Mrs. Wiggins,
aged ~ years, Of sen, The babo weighed | y,
pounds.'
Tho Bureau county Jail is at present without
> tenant. vit
The west half OF Empire Block and thro"
buildings IN West Avenue, Ksnkskee, ILL.,, were
destroyed by FIRE last Saturday merning. Est
mated loss, $75,O00. Insurance large.
The same rates Of toll have been established
upon the Illinois and Michigan canal for 1902
that were established for 1868.
Mr.. Jos, Wolf, a respectable cltizsn living g
bout miles east Of l.ostsnt, IL this oouaty. VA
found dead near home ON the I'd Inst. He had
bson at neighbors aud started home apparently
II Ais usual health, but nothing w sssa q him
nntil hs WA found dead next day. brn Assag
Tbs wagon shop IL Richsrd R~sks y New Isus
Land. in this county. was Destroyed ~ Ars q
thA let inss. Loss about $500 No Insurance.
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The FENIANs--D0LLAR CONTRIBUTION ON
ST. PArRIcK's DAY.--Presdent Gen. O'Nsill
and the Senate OF che Fenisn brotherhood
have issued atirring appeal to tho brethren
throughout the. eohntsy "a coptfibuts sas dbl-
lar each on the Anniversary day Of lreland's
pstrosrsint-.- March 18th; there beings press.
ing necessity for an immediate contribution to
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The Latest from wasninston.

q The Latest nom w aouIu8tou.
Since our resume Of Washington news, IN
another column, was made up, yesterday
dispatches have como to hand, bringing the
new rsanization Of President Grants cab
met. According to the very latest arrange
ment,-
Hamilton Fish, of New York, is Secretary
of State.
George S. Boutwell,. OF Mass, Secretary OF
the Treasury. 'f'
John A. Rawlins, of Ill.,, Secretary Of War.
Bo.ie, IIoar aud Cresswell remaining I'M
changed. AS rhe retention of Hoar however,
would give Massachusetts two cabinet minis
tiers, it is probable Hoar win resign.
+. B. Washburne, instead Of remaining in
the state department, accepts the mission to
France.
Horace Greedy is nominated minister to
England.
Gen. Longstreet is nominated AS Surveyor
of Customs at New Orleans! 9s
These appointments arc said to give inn
mense satisfaction to the politicians, who now
asts that Grants cabinet rs arranged by
himself having completely broken down, he
was compelled to reconstruct it acconiing to
Their wishes.