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FROM NEW lUKk.
New foRK. Jan.

New YoRK, Jan. 4.
A premature explosion occurred yesterday
noon, at the wreck of the steamer Scotland.
off Sandy Hood, which resulted ia the death
Of fonr men and severely wounding several
others. The Neptune Submarine company
made contract with the Government last
fall to remove the wreck Of the Scotland,
and have been ct work for several weeks.
whenever the weather would permit, in blow
ing the wreck to pieces. About twenty men
we're employed in this service, under the
charge Of Capt. w. 81. Churchill. late Of The
navy. With the compay's steamer, Oommo-
dore Franklin, yesterday, two charges Of
powder we're taken on board small boat at
Sandy Hook and towed out to the wreck.
Another small boat was lowered, containing
an air pump, diving apparatus, two divers,
and Ave men. The boat containing the two
charges Of powder, eighty-seven and . half
pounds in each. was now manned by Captain
Churchill himself, and three men. The di.
YER went down, and signaled to have one Of
the charges sent down, which was done, leav.
ing one charge on the boat. Both charges
we're connected BY wire several hundred
feet long. After placing the charge the diver
came up and reported everything ready,
when both the boats began to pull away, but
had proceeded but half tho usual did pnce
when, from some unexplained cause, Ahe
most instantly by the explosion Of the ressrv.
ID charge in the boat, blowing CaptAin
Churchill and the men into atoms
A suit has been brought IN the Supreme
Court, BY stockholder in the Merchants
Union Express Company, to resirain the
consolidation thereof with tho American
company, and to prevent the collection Of
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FROM HAVANA.

HAVANA, Jan. 4.
Captain General Leosundi held grand
review Of all the troops in and around the
! city.
The Gazelta publishes IN account Of a skir-
mish between the regular troops ard the in>
surgents on the 24th inst, in the vicinity oi
Manzinalla, and claims victory for the Gov
ernment. No statement Of the losses on
either side given.
The newly appointed Captain-6sneral
Dulee, arrived this morning from Cadis. He
disembasked at noon and was conducted to
the palace where he was installed and took
possession Of the Government. Nome Of the
demonstrations which il was expected would
be made by both:the Spaniards and Cubans on
his arrival took place. The ceremonies OF
his reception were Of formal character and
passed eff quietly.
The new Vice-Rey brings with him NUN
ber of General officers and civil employees.
De is also accompanied by Bishop Martinez.
Of the Diocese Of Havana, who vas soms
time ago banlshed to Spain BY Captain Gen.
erRl Leosundi.
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FROM WASHINGTON.

WARRINGTON, Jan. 4.
treasurer Spinner was taken quite sick
tins morning. and forced to retire from his
desk at the Department. He has been ex-
citing himself much lately in the exercise OF
official duties.
General Grant will return to Washington
this evening or tomorrow.
The public debt statement will be issued
Friday. 1t cannot be definitely stated what
reduction will be shown during December.
a claim agent, named l.. +. Ralfe has
been arrested in this city by officers Of the
secret service division Of the Treasury De-
parsment, charged with an attempt to COM
mt fraud upon the Government, by pre-
sentlng claims to the Quarter Master Gene
rails ofiice which have been already paid
All the Judges, excepting Justice Field,
were present in the Supreme Court today.
Ihe time WAS fixed for arguments in the
variodsleases, including those Of Florida and
Georgia; the boundary of Missouri against
Kentucky. involving the jurisdiction over IN
island IN the Mississippi river, and Virginia
against West Virginia, concerning Berkly and
Jefferson counties.
The annual report Of the Congressional
Printer shows the actual disbursements of
his office during the year ending 3olh Sept.
to be 81, 500 GOO.
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FROM CANADA.

ToRosTo, Jan. 4.
The Whelan case came up to-day before the
Court Of Errors, on appeal. 9l.e Judges
unanimously decided that q writ of error was
the proper course to bring the prisoner be-
fore the Court. :
Hon. ]. Il. Cameron then proceeded with
his argument, alleging asrrors - to the chal-
lenge of Sparks and Hodekins.
Messrs. Robinson / Anderson replied for
the Grown.
The prisoner was remanded till the 22d,
when . decision will be given.
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FROM THE SUUTH.

ATLANTA, Ga, Dec. 4.
1t is generally understood that when the
Legislature Of Georgia meets in this, city on
the 18th inst, it will pass resolution declar-
ing that in its former action it was governed
BY an unbiased construction OF the recon-
struction acts Of Congress and the new con-
stitution Of the State, and that it was not its
purpose to deyrive the negro of any political
rights he had justly acquired by either; and
declaring, further, its willingness to abide BY
the decision Of the Supreme Court OF the
State and the United States, upon the point
at issue.
MEAPHIs, Jan. 4.
The shooting of citizens at Marion, Ark,
reported lasohght, is said to have occurred
at Augusta instead of Marion. Numerous
outrages by the militia have been reported
here. Gen. Granger sent Capt. Paole, OF
the 25th infantry, to investigate the matter,
but be reported that he was unable to trace
them to any reliable source.
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LATE CABLE DISPATCHES.

LONDON, Jan. 1.
A writer in the Times discusses the pres
ent situation Of France. He says the year
ends with the most precarious peace the
world ever saw. He pronounces W. Bouher
q mere mace. Du Palase notes the growth
of the Democratic sentiment in France, and
declares that the Emperor must either check
the Press or abandon apersonal government.
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FROM NEW ORLEANS.

.NEw ORLEANS, Jan: 4.
The Legislature met to day. A4uorum
was present 10 both Houses.
A dispatch from jefferson, Texas, reports
that Capt. VIM. Perry, an old and prominent
citizen of that place, WAS shot and killed last
night. The deed is supposed to have been
done by soldiers through mistake.
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MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.

EIIzABETH, N. s., Jan 4.
Commodore W. s. Salter, Of the U. 8.
Navy, died Of er lingering illness of rheu-
matism Of of the heart, on Sunday forenoon.
He was seventy four years of age.
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KEOKUK DIRECTORY.

KEOKUK DIRECTORY.
ATTORNEYS.
Brown 4 Knowles......cor Main & Fifth streets
Collins. street
American Watches.
q Bridges .........H Hosl q Eeeee houHo'
AUCTIONEEHs.
urich L Goodwin...............13s Main street
BOOTS . sHoEs-WHoLEsALE
1ambieton 1 Huiskamp. ...-........s3 Main street.
BOOK-BIHDER.
NPesrce 4 son ...... Gate City Bldg, Main I'd
SAG FACTORY.
WA Bssrs..........-............. Main strss
BOOKS 4 sTATiONERY.
David Lowry Second street.
NV Westcott ..........A Main street-near Fourth
Wsbster Bros $50 Main street
BOOTS 4 sHOEs-RETAIL.
Dean ...... ..........cor Third Main streets
Huiskanp Matless ...............S0 80 Main street.
Huiskamp Bro.... Main street-bet 4th 5tb.
Hart, l3s MAZE street.
BUCKEYE FOUNDRY.
VAlt AHmlLAee6 q Sot...s....oot iStath - sSAA'on'
BONNET BLEACHERY.
Il Emerson n............ cor Fourth Blondeau
CLOCKS, WATCHES = JEwELRY.
Sam DridEss.............Eos Estes House
r. II. ]. Ayres Sons..... .........s3 Main street
CLOTHrERs.
vencill Jones 4 Co.....c cor Third 4 Main streets.
Hess, Stern 4 Co......cor Second Main streets
ComMIssION MEnCHAKTs.
" N sturees ..................46South Levee
oleeks-Whelssale 4 Retail.
q Bridges ...-...-.....Nos ? Estes House
Osin. Silver Ware.
g Bridges 4 Estes House.
DENTIsTRY.
L C Inyersoll.....cor Third 4 Main, ,(upstairs).
DHY GOODs-WHOLEsA
NJ Shelby 4 Sons. Main street.
Kramer, irwin Co....... .........los Main street
pRuas-wHoLEsALE = FETAL.
Wilkinsn, Bartlett Co..........s4 Main street
Kerr fuller. ......sl MAN street.
DR. HJConnor.". ...........oo Mainstrees.
DRY-GOODs-RETAIL
II N Hstwiek.. Main street
Phillip,k Kerr rr....................S5 Main street
M Greg = 5on.................5 L Estes House
PD Foaer .......70 Main street
gpiesbsger, Mayer = Co....".-No.lll Main-st
.sr..
FURNITURE
J, B. fosa b Co Co,............... l39 Main street
Duncs, Karle d Co.......14oA 147 Main street.
Gas = EAM FITIin0'
M0OA6 Son 0hnsOn street, bet 81 q SIN II
0ld Pens, Pencils, Pocket Books.
~ noses''...''.' '..''.''.Nosi . 1ssss iAo1'
apnC~u. r.yunrr.arn
3. Peonk ~ Inn m Main ..rsst
Ks,,,.. Brve Co .es Main street
$500 Sai e0......'. sor Biopdesu L.v.s
" - +,
-.
hort1en Alp '....''.'. ...''.. =. ;. M.,a.....t
8oaWaxe = mouse Eu1oAs04aS Sooos
A. seber i kCo..................143 Main street
HARDWARE.
p.x Rroth.,, cor Fourth / Mainstreets
H'asi...... .....s ~ Main street.
ATS, CAPS 4 FURNISHING GOODS.
Don Jones.........'.. ''...." M am s'fee'
name. caps AVN uOrIOHs.
BfkittS .......s1 Main s.foo'
uc-r.
1fsr rHoase................".co third Johnson h
Anins nouss..'.'.'..'....:eo' o'oonu
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GOLD CLOSED IN NEW YORK 1851.
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PIpER-CoRs-At Bsnton.port. Dec. 70, 1868, BY
ksvJ Wilson, Mr., Harry J. Piper 70 Aiss II dis j.
Core all Of Van bursn county, Iowa
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the instrument that should decide controver-
sizes OF faith;" paying out stipends or salaries
tor preaching such blasphemies; that Morgan
Dix asserted that ''whilo denying the dogma
Of the Immaculate Conception, any form of
Oatholicisaa is better than tho private judg
ment OF the Protestants who eff, cted THERE
formation" Tho defendants ore also accused
of having refused to admit their obligation to
restore to the heirs of Anneke JAMS the ground
OF sixty-two acres belonging to them, and the
plaintiff asks that q receiver be appointed.
The case OF William T. Smithson against
Edwin NJ. Stanton, is now before the Supreme
Court in Washington. Smithson, who is cit
izon of Washington. sues Stanton for damages,
laid at $4,000 for trespass and false imprson-
ment. He alleges that Stanton in 1868, while
Secretary OF War, caused him 10 be imprisoned
in Fort Lafayatte, where he remained four
months, and was then released, there icing no
grounds for holding him. That afterward
stanton again caused his arrest as spy, had
him tried before court-martial, was sentenced
to five years imprisonment. and sent to the
Albany Penitentiary, where he remained one
year, and was then released by President Lin
coin. Meantime his property was seized, and
his family turned out of their house, and his
furniture disposed of. Mr.. Stanton has put in
an elaborate defence. Ths trial promises to
be interesting, and the case will doubtless be
carried up to the highest court.
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The London Star says that Lopez, of Para
quay, is giving good account Of his Brazilian
foes, destroying regiment Of their cavalry
who had me to find him, demolishing an ex-
peditionary corps at Rosario, and taking q
smsl flotilla which was carrying provisions up
the Tebecuari River. He certainly does not
seemin any hurry to surrender, and the fer
tlllty and warmth OF that part Of the world
would not leave him in any anxiety about board
and lodging for his troops. Nature supplies
his comnissariat
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CHIEF JUSTICE CHASE, in private letter
to'a friend in Washington, gives faithful
and most encouraging account Of the i'm
proved condition Of South Carolina. He
says the people are fast recuperating from
the effects of the war, and if permitted,
would soon be thriving and prosperous.
He adds that he and his daughter have
been treated everywhere with the greatest
respect and kindness.
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to the whole difficulty, and it is tho source
Of the strength Of the position taken by tho
planter whose words we have quoted.
Assuming, then, that we cannot obtain
Europeans, why should we not try the
Asiatics? We confess that every day
strengthena our impression that in the i'm
portation Of swarm Of coolies may be
found the quickest and surest means Of
building up the State and Of destroying the
power Of the negro.
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Qopartnersbip Motice.

II United PARTNERsHIP...TH I'M.
~ DERsIaNED have. in accordance with the
Acts OF the General ASS -mbly, and under firm name
CT WILLIAM GURNEY. and In conformity with the
articles Of agreement of Limited Partnership bear
day.
1t is mutually agreed to renew and continue the
same under said agreement to June l. 1871.
tSgnedl MILAN GURNEY. General Partner
Charleston, 8. c., June /, 1869.
duneo stuth limo
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WE HAVE learnt with regret that P. j.
Esnard, Esq, one OF our most respected
merchants, has left Charleston with the
intention of entering upon mercantile
career in France. Mr.. Esnard, by his
courteous demeanor no less than by his
upright business conduct, has gained for
himself q host of friends who now wish him
most heartily q happy and prosperous ca
reer.
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GTOLEN, FROM MRS. LEVICY SMOKE.
~ IN Colleton County, two miles from WaIterboro'.
on the night OF the 10th April last her only MARE
he Mare is black. and rather low for her length
but we'll butt; her body long; both fore feet and
one hind foot are whlte, and branded on the shout
der 8. g. The Mare was followed fifteen miles above
WATERFORD In the direction of BaraweN. A white
man was riding her. Mrs. Smoke could not have
tho thief followed for want OF means and her little
crop must be lost without help. Any information
relative to the Mare will be thankfully received Di.
ty. Nav 21
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TGIs NgW AND COEgODIOUs HOUSE, r.OOAT.
ED O0rnAr of Bxoadway and Foesy-seoond-ssreet
p6ssesscs advantages over a other ouaes for the 90.
COmModsti0n of its quests. IL was built oxnranslv
ssur = lrrpcisss ismiiy poardlng houso--She fooae
being large aud suite. heated by steano-wish hot
end cold water and Furnished soc0nd 90 none: hSae
hapds, ah0r6inR guests en- uneqaalled table. s7
One OF ktw0Od's PAtent Elevatoes 10 also anaona
the 'ssnoAern tmprsvementa' and ut Che service q
Ruests ax an hours. e@ ms -
Ths ttoAdway and University Place Cass pass ths
6ocr every four minutes. rnEnina Ac0n tee xasy
HAg 10 CeAtzal Rafk, while Hto Saxth and 4aventis
Avenue Hines ore bat eAcgs hasSk On either siae.
af1cdin9 apape fElisiAS Cor cemnnunscnena Wish nI
the &ep0sss e4eaMboat iaAASngs, ulaese az aRsaSss
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w 1NG,s MOUNTAIN MI Il F Y
IN. SCHOOL, YORKvILLE, s. C.-The Second
Session of five mouths. Of the year 1862 will begin
on the FIRST OF JULY and end on the 1RnTIETH OF
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Lights, Books and stationery $3.50; payable in ad.
apply to Colonel A. COWARD.
June IA stuthS Principal and p opr1etor.
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Gost aab .5ouno.

II OST, "A L1vER-COLORE SETTER
IL PUP. three months old; white spot on breast :
no other marks suitable reward will be paid for
his return to No. 48 BROAD.STREET.
June 16 t
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Suulntfr Resorts.
IT N 70 II o T os q
BATH COUNT. VIRGINIA,
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PROFESSOR J. L. oABELL. NJ. d., OF TIE UNI
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WILL BE OPEN FOR THE RECEPTION OF
vIS1TORS, June Let, under the management of j.
A. MocLUNG. All the buildings having been re-
paired, painted and fitted out with new Furniture.
Linen. Beds and Tableware. these SPRINGS offer
attractions to both the invalid and plea
by the Proprletors to make II as comfortable and
pleasant as possible to all visitors.
A1- The AOl WATERS here have been well kpouz,
for more than half century to possess. In wonder
ful degree Tonic, Alteaatve. Desurgent and sHmu-
aung Properties: and have become Justly celebrated
Liver Skin. Bladder and Womb Paralysis the result
OF injury or serious efuAon Contraction Of Muscles
with sore Mouth and Tongue. IN -
Descriptive Pamphlets furnished by the Manager
at the Springs, or by 8. O. TARDY & CO., Rich
A telegraph Office Wal be established at the
SPRING. thus affording visitors an opportunity Of
try. limo NAV 90
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TcD-AG ENTS-TO SELL TAE
w AMERICAN KNITTING MACHINE. Price
S25. The simplest cheapest and best Knitting Ma
chine ever invented. Will knit 10000 stitches p,r
minute. Liberal inducements to Agents. Address
AMERICAN KNITTING MACHINE COMPANY,
Boston. Mass, or st. Louis. Mo.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-06-17

M/ANTED. A COMPETENT ESGI.
w NEER and SAWYER, for Circular Saw Mill.
Apply at THIS CFEICE ,June IL
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-06-17
.for SaIe.

EyOR SALE, BOYS AND CHxlDRmm,
H CLOTHING. In great variety and withoIt ~
gard TO cost, ct GEOk0E LITTLE & co.'s. No. n
AdnG-sRrec4. tuthslmo M June l..
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-06-17

YENO RENT. TIlE PLEASANTLY NTTU.
T. A1ED TWO AND HALF STORY RESI-
DENOE No. Gadsden-street opposite Wentworth
Apply at CHARLESTON STEAM saw MILL
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-06-17

WANTED. FIRST RATE WASHER
w and Ironer, and to assist in the washing. an.
ply at No. 176 MEEIING-STREET, above George.
June Ia