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WASHINGTON.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 10.

WASHINGTON Jdus AS'
The Richmond Convention has been
postponed till the 18th of March.
The Mississippi Republican delega-
ton waited on General Grant !o-day,
informing him that their object in
visiting Washington was to secure the
restoration of Mississippi, under the
Constitution voted upon last summer.
Grant replied that the Reconstruction
Committee had reported bill favorable
to them, and said he hoped political
affairs in the Southern States would be
settled as soon as possible or oy the
commencement OF his administration.
The Baltimore COuncilmen Commit
tea to, day, presented a resolution i'll the
Baltimore Council inviting General
Grant to accept the hospitalities of that
CITY, He responded that he would be
engaged Thursday and Friday in Baltl-
more on business pertaining TO the Pea
body Educational Fund, but would
meet the Council Saturday morning II
possible.
This morning the Committee of the
COlored Mems National Convention,
RECENTLY in session this city, called on
General Grant, by appointment. MIR.
LahEston, Chairman Ofthe Committee,
addressed the General, who replied as
follows: II thank the ConVentlon' OF
which YOU are the representative, tor
the confidence they have expressed, !,
and hope, sincerely, that the colored
penpie may receive every protection
which the laws give them. They shall
have my efforts to secure such protec-
ton. They should prove by their acts
acts their advancement and obe-
lience to the laws, worthy OF all
privileges the government has bestoS-
ed on them, and by their future con-
duct prove themselves deserving of all
thew now claim"
The Senators had Conference this
morning on bill relating TO the land
ing of the eFranco-American Cable, but
came to no conclusion.
The House Committee on roads and
canals will, tomorrow, examine wit
nesses for the purpose of ascertaining
whether the bridges over the Ohio
River are constructed in accordance
with the law, and are distractions to
navigation.
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CANADA.
TORONTO, Jan. is.

TORONTO, Jan. is.
The following Mayors were elected
to-day: G. NJ. HarmRn, OF Toronto; NJ.
O'Reil, of Hamilton; John Christie, of
London: VIM. Robinson, of Kingston;
and J. B. Freil, OF Ottawa.
LoDERICK, Jan. is.
During a street fight on Saturday, a
man named Mills stabbed VIM. Will
liams three times. Williams died this
afternoon. Mills is only IL years old.
He escaped.
Honorables John Rose and Joseph
Howe arrived hero this afternoon.
The customs of revenue for last week
were $32, $3.50 OF.
A man named Mcdonald has been
arrested at Lachinee, charged with COM
mitting burglary in Connecticut last
November.
OTTAWA, Jan. 10.
Hon. James Howe and Mr.. Mcclellan,
member of Parliament, accompanied
by MIR. Rose, arrived here last night,
and were entertained at a club by mem
bers of the government. 1t is said tnat
Mr.. Rose has not completed his negotla-
tiOns, and that Messrs. Howe and
Mcclellan came here to discuss matters
with the Cabinet meeting TO take place
to-day.
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mISSOUEI.
Sr. LOUIS. January 1N

ST. LOUIS, January -.
In the Legislature yesterday, two
concurrent resolutions were intro
duced, instructing our Senators and re.
questiEg the Representatives in Con-
gress to vote for the repeal of the ten
ure of office act. Also concurrent
resolution instructing the Senators and
requesting the Representatives. to vote
for an amendment to the Constitution
of the United States, by which natural
lied citizens can become eligible to the
office of President.
A tire at Macon, Missouri, on Sun
day, destroyed the hat and fur store OF
Hilbrand IL Crumpton, and the hard
ware store of William Sager. Total
loss SIG. 600; insured in the Enterprise
of Cincinnati, and Home OF New Haven
for $1,000.
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NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, January 10.
There is nothing new in the Rogers
murder case.
The case ofJudge Fullerton and Du-
heny was called yesterday, but post
poned till Monday.
Harrison Shaw was convicted yester-
day in the United States Circuit Court,
of perjury in making and swearing to
false and malicious af1idavits against
Collector Bailey,
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UTICA, n. Y, Jan. IS.
Bostwick's y Block in LowvilIe, Lewis
county, containing several stores
was burned on Sunday. Loss forty
thousand dollars; insured.
ELMYRIA, N. y, Jan. is.
a fire i'll the village of Angelica,
county, New York, this
destroyed considerable
portion OF the Village, including dwell
ings, stores offices, shops, and barnes.
All buildings destroyed were built OF
wood. The amounts of loss and insu-
rance not asCertained.
MILWAUKEE. Mich, Jan. 10.
A fire ut Leroy, Mimi, this morning,
burned four blocks. The principal
losers are w. Hayes, w. A. Gibson, c.
Smith and Carbot 81 Allen. LOsa eighty
thousand dollars.
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CHICAGO, January Is

CHICAGO, January ~.
This morning Alexander Ramsey
was reelected U. S. Senator from Min
nesota. by a majority of 80, over c. w.
Aash, Democrat.
At McGregor, Iowa, this morning, e.
Wright, druggist, while making
change for woman who had been
making purchases, was, struck on the
head by DR.. Miller, who had subse-
seuuently entered the store, and was
also attacked by the woman. Before as
sistance arrived, the safe had been rob-
bed, and MIR. Wright was very serious
ly wounded on the head and stabbed i'll
the side. Lynch law is threatened il
the criminals are caught.
At poon to day Joseph Grimm, jew
eler, who lived ut Blue Island, in this
city. while entering the Dining Hall Of
the Franklin House intoxicated, fell
dead in an apopleCtic tit.
Annie Shetlock, middle aged wO-
man, was found dead in her bed this
morning. in this city a post,morIem p,enl
was the cause.
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CONEECTICUT.
HARTFORD, Jan, is.

Hartford voted to-day 2O5 yeas to so
nays to subscribe S25. 900 To the stock OF
the Connecticut Western Railroad
Company, IN addition to $5OO,OOO al
ready subscribed. This insures the
construction of the road, which will be
put under contract in the spring, and
is to connect this city with Hudson
River and give the United States a new
route TO the west, much shorter than
any existing route. The roud will be
in July, 1870.
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a ST. LOUIS dispatch says: The new
phase of the Senatorial question gives
rise TO considerable speculation. The
fact that the Constitution requires that
foseign-born citizen has to be voter
nine years before being eligible to seat
In the United States Senate, will pre-
vent Schurz from enjoying that honor
for seven years to come, he having been
a voter only two years. The Germans
In the city are preparing grand ova-
ton for SchuIz.
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EmbezzInR.
ST.. LOUIS. January

ST. LOUIS, January l9.
Tie grand jury of this county has
found a bill OF indictment against Il.
A. Watt, former Comptroller of this
city, charging him with embezzl1ng
and converting to his own use while an
officer of the city, SIS 900 in bonds, ana
bill against Jos. Doggenderf, prese
City Comptroller, charging him with
enbezzling S29, 1873 belonging to the city.
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NEBRASKA.


ST. LOUIS JANUARY -.
The Republican caucus OF the Nebras-
ka Legislature, up to Saturday night
last, had failed to nominate a candi-
date for U. S. Senator. the last caucus
was to have been held last night. Mr..
Upton, the present incumbent, polls
the highest vote, and Gov. Baker the
next highest.
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HOUSE OF DELEGATES.

TUESDAY, January 10, 1850.
The members of the House assem-.
bled in their Chamber at 10 A. NJ, and
were called to order by the Clerk oil
last House, at whose request Rev. Mr..
Kincaid, of Fayette County opened the
deliberations with prayer.
The CLERK then called the roll OF the
members appearing to be elected, it
corresponding with the list in yester-
days INrELL1aESCER. All responded
as present except Mr.. Carpenter, of
Greenbrier, Mr.. Sch oteld, of Writ, and
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L1nch Inv In IoMn.

CHICAGO, Jan. 19.
On Saturday night, one hundred
armed men from Plum Creek, Fremont
county, Iowa, broke into the Jail at
Sydney, and took out Jackson and Nor
ton, who murdered Holloway ut Ii dance
in his hotel, OF Thursday, and hung
them to Il tree over mile distant from
town
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Iris the Boston Post which declares
that "New York has become SO wicked
that they have been obliged to widen
He'll Gate" The New York Times re-
torts that the Post may be just its infer
enoe, because the object of the widen
ing is to make broader the road to Bos-
ton.
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MASSACHUSETTS.
RrSToN. Jan, 10.

BOSTON, Jan. 10.
Henry w. Osward, book keeper,
has disappeared with considerable
sum of money, alleged to belong to the
estate OF his late employer, recently
deceased. Osward was one OF the Dali
for Wormald the pugalist.
Judge Vose Associate Justice OF the
Supreme Court, died Yesterday.
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hOUIII ca AR0LINA.
COLUMBIA, Janu;

COLUMBIA, January IS.
The Legislature to day passed bill
amending the State police act by giving
the Governor authority to increase the
force to what extent he may deem ne
cessary. They also passed an act to
establish State Orphan Asylum.
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PITTSBURGH, Jan. IS.
The weather is cloudy; thermometer
30. River feet two inchesr and fall
CINCISNATI, January 10.
River fallen II inches, with 81 feet in
channel. Weather cloudy. Their
mOmeter So
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FLORIDA.
TALLAHASSEE, January IS.

TALLAHASSEE, January IS.
A resolution passed the House to-day,
to enter upon the election United States
Senator tomorrow. It was sent to the
Senate where it was defeated, and the
motion to reconsider the vote was also
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BY TELEGRAPH.
EUROPE,
ENGLAND.

LONDON, January 10.
The Pail Mall Gazette hopes that the
English Parliament will not ratify the
Alabama treaty, if the question of the
recognition OF the Southern Conted-
eracy as belligerents is to be reopened.
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MADRID, January 10.

The returns of elections for Cortes'
show an overwhelming majority In
favor OF monarchy. The Republicans
have carried Seville, Barcelona, ALL
cante, Saragossa and some other cities.
There will be about one hundred Re
publicans in the new Cortes.
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ESSEE-

MEMPHIS, January 10.
Three negro militia men, who last
week outraged Mrs. McGee and Mrs.
Galloway, were shot at Marion, this p.
NJ, by order OF the courtmartial.
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COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL.
s1A KKErs RY TELEaRAPh.

NEW YORK, January ~.
CoTToN-Dull, heavy and 3<a%c low
er; sales LOO bales at 2S3<a29c for mid
ding uplands; also 500 bales for fu-
tUre delivery.
FLoUR-Closed quiet and steady for
low grades; very heavy for medium
and good grades.
GRAIN-WheRt-Quiet and without
decided change, with little inquiry in
consequence of the decline in freights.
Rye-Dull and nominal at 81 so for
western. Oats-DulI and heavy at
754c afl0at; nc in store for western.
Corn-Steady at 93a951Ic for new mixed
western; 81 O7a1 00I5 for old mixed west
ern in store and ahoat.
PRovISIoNs-POrk-Q and very
firm al 500 624300O tor new mess. Beef
Quiet and unchanged. Cut Meats
Firm with moderate inquiry. Bacon
Quiet and firm. Lard-Very firm and
advancing, with sales of 1000 kegs
prime steam for April at l9%c.
EGGs-Dull at 5oa33c.
DRY GOODS.
The Cotton Goods market is less active
and the upward tendency, lor the
time being has been arrested. heavy
brown sheetings in moderate request at
I7c for hest makes; l61zc for seconds
and l4c far The best makes of unbieach-
ad shirtinps; Pepperell r has advanc-
Cd - 15c. New York Mills bleached
mnsItns 27I1a2Sc; Wamsutta do. 25c;
Lonsdale lSc and Hope 151zc; fancy
styles of new prints in limited request
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FREE.
TAKE NOTICE.

Patients are hereby informed that after
the inst visit they can take the treatment
home and use it until cured. Wlttout W.iII pam OF
interruption to their usuAi NOt"'''n'
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GROCERS.
Fancy Groceries,
- Main street.
II j. SMYTH,
Il. Family Groceries,
Corner Market and Quincy Streets
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-06-09

/. "A scene aboard train on tho Pacific Rail-
way is thus described by correspondent OF
the New York Tribune "Within the car there
is no speok Of dust-aecent rains have settled
that-and the cool oratsie breeze is delightful.
The ladies are sewing or crocheting, or read
ing "Odtown Folks" and ~The Gates Ajar,.
w1tie the little back walnut lables Il, front of
each seat are filtered with thu confusion OF
spools, worsted, work-boxes. .ad. soohs. in
which the feminine heart delightA, Some are
writing letters TO the friends ct hoMe--in Bos-
ton, In Philadelphia, in Maine. in Oho. some
are leaning back lrowsily: with sssaat;s ON
pilldws, revelling 10 the prairie scenSy. the
gentlemen are playing whist. or foasing, or
talking politics. or gong forward 70 lsnoke.
One lady, returning to her far home inpuget
Sound, has laid her tired baby 'upon theveat
and 10 trying to soothe IL. just here Tbs tNok
10 smooth, and the wheels run quietly, A gin
Meman begins to hum Home Sweet Homs'
his vic jofns him; theh the lady Sn the men
seat, and so on, until, 'from every pxxf II In,
coach, many voices swell the strAan."
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!; !, n SAFETY ow RAILWAYS,
Connpressed AIR Applied to Brake

Recent experiments on the Erie Railroad
have demonstrated the utility OF q newly I'D.
piled power Tor stopping trains which SECURES
highly satisfactory results as preventive OF
|accidepts. & .g.l. S' 4. Il s 5oats ri
| The conpfessed-air brake places tho entire
train under the sole control OF the engineer,
who is ahIa 10 bring his, train to q full stop
b Sop sa as Ss sm esnrsa %es esss s Snr
The services ct brskornen are not required; the
engine. driver performs the whole service by .
simple !nanipulatioa Of the mechanism Of the
sees or snspscts. dhngeS, AHEAD, instead OF
'swhistling down brakes, and waiting for the
guArds 70 f'brake-ap" the KAip, ne Instantly
applies the whole power Of the arr appara,1a
nentith engine isself iends.its whole power
as brake, without danger Of a ,cident TO- the
ra s Gsn 9, poses Ess s SIMPLY
whioh becomes harder with eaon r. .yo.utl0n,
y mnitiphed. As the 'Aams ,ahs .vsste ths
# sas ssins sssI y tsersa ~ SDpSse ths
sRecai reservoir. and the power applied difentl
/ " to- all the brakes thr4pgh bout Tie train. By
rnaaps ola strong ind,a rubber tnbe passing
may be detached and switchedl OF without dis.
! arranging the air apparatus Of the oars Ya-
nasszn :. fS Ens locomotive! The Jsr-
Ses ais ss sSasssr Hssasss soSs ssaeS Ct
There la no s.ss:.. c.s Lilo running gears" the
SnaitIe drawer is sbls At win lto n gniass agati
modify THO force OF the brskess @hile as sshese
az @ & 'as q Ssss q Gx ss nSP sss sss
trap are az no t1pbti iapNe, hs Sot
this novel ainSentton 4 Which sSll 'fscbfyS thts
largest ahare OF the attention or railway IpAl&
smoke nHNh Tor piTye, and tho Sueitl9 ar a ,sA.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
NEWS FROM WASHINGTON,

WASHINGTON, June 9.-The published details
ofthe election fully corroborate the dispatch
oflast night, except that the Radical majority
is 1870 instead OF 1000. The night was perfect
ly quiet, which is attributed to the fact that
the 6sorderly element became hOpelessly
drunk, The results Of the election are one
negro register Of the city, an important Office;
one negro alderman, same as last year. 'Seven
negro .counclmen, a gam, Of six The Radicals
swept every ward. The Common C0unoii are
unanimously Radical, and there are only two
Conse1 vatives in the Board OF Aldermen.
The President has appointed Colonel J. A.
Bridgeland Supervisor OF Texas, 'vtoe Major
Belger.
Nearly two millions of bonds were issued TO
the Central Pacific Railroadgto-day. A further
issue, completing the subsidy, viii be made in
q few days. The road has four millions in
pledge with the government, securing 9 Arst-
class track.
Indian Superintendent Enoch Hoag tee-
graphs that the reports Of hostilities in north
western Kansas are exaggerated and conflict
ing. Eleven rem 1te sottlers were killed. Ex-
posed settlements are prepa ring for defence.
The government loses bundled thousand
dollars by the santa Fe deposit robbery.
r. G. Brownberg has been appointed post
master at Mobile vroe Pierce, suspended,
The revenue .supetvisorship districts have
been partially reorganiaed. alabama and
Mississippi have been detached from the for
nler district and will compose new district.
whereof Nathan d. Stanwood, OF Montgomery
will be supervisor, tm. ,sl
The President has finally yielded to Repub-
.koan pressure from Georgia, and the negro
Turner has been notified that he need trouble
himself no further about his bonds as Macon
Postmaster. lM2 lt.tll ..f#
The State Department. answers no letters ap-
plying for Office.
The gold IN the treaanry is eighty-two mil
lions in coin, and twenty Ave millions in oerti-
AoAtes
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.ExOIEE1KENT IN GEORGIA.

AUGUSTA, June 8.--The editor OF the War
ranton Clipper and other catlzens were arrest
ed to-day at Walrenton, Warren County, At the
instance of the sheriff who arrived there from
Atlanta yesterday. with two companies Of in
fantry. The citisens were in Jail, surrounded
by 9 strong force Of the m illtary. The excite.
meht was very great. The arrests are pre-.
sumed to have grown out Of fpolitical difficulties
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SPARKS FROM rME WIRES.

1t is feared that the naail party duo at Fort
Lsavenworth has been captured. E+
"A million and quarter OF securities aud
money stolen from TIE Benevolent Savings
Fund Society, in Philadelphia, April 4, has
been recovered.
The National Typographical Union. In $685.
sion Mt Albany, N. Y, tabled o resolution afaH-
asinR with negroes by vote Of ATTY Blk to
twenty eight Lady delegates were admitted.
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These suffering from debility arising from any
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had any~here. To Pc e'sons residing in un healthy
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A@ NOIIOE.-TRE UNDERSIG NED
having heen appointed COMMISSIONERS for reoeiv-
Ing SUBSCRIPTIONS TO THE CAPITAL slOoK
OF TIE SOUTH oARoLISA CENTRAL RAIL
ROAD, respectfully give notice that the Books viii
be opened 7 H1s DAY at the ofioe Of A. j. WHITE &
SON. Rast Bay and will be kept open for thlrty days
thereafter. In conformity with the charter. TWO
DOLLARS will be required on every share Of ONE
HUNDRED DOLLAR. subscribed for.
4 !a A. WHITE, commissioners Of
JAS. N. OARsON, sonlh Carolina
A. r. RAvENEL. Central Railroad
! MAY Is .,,ss4,t.t - l. :, Il, .r s y avs
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SHWRMANSS OBU1GMERE.O
Some Account OF How the Recently Un-
oarthed BOOey Found Ats way imtO tho
i vauilsof tine Unatea states Treasury.
The Cincinnati Commercial, notion the ac-
count OF the valuable ''Aod" IN the treasury
vaults at Washington, gives the following ex-
planatlon OF Its being there:
I Sherman's army, in it's march to the sea-
and IN the campaigns of the Carolsnas, Rot q
reputation for disorder which was untrue and
unjust. The reckless, roiiick1ng, rovlng auca.
city Of the "bummers' had much to do with
sailed were of 'asss sse and vSho who
would temporarily desert the ranks and wan
der over the country, sometimes alone, and Of
ten 10 squads Of from two 10 twenty. They
dlers OF European armies, who riot in vio-
lence, and who are ignorant. il not born
to rob and kill. Our hummer was brought
up citizen. and taught 70 respect the laws,
thlrsty aud cruel 70 violence. but very often he
would steal When an army lnvades an ene-s
Fmy's country, and, by the laws Of war, may
property. It is not easy for the soldier -muoh
less the bummer-to define with great accu-
iracy he point Of divergence between what kind
lof properly may be abstracted aud that which
should be left behind, but We are safe to Say
that now aud then the 'sbummer'' did that.
But IL the knowledge Of military Law; was not
cute in the nllnd OF the hummer, General
Sherman and his officers not only were not
lacnlng but they exacted obedience. and when
detected in irregular1tless tho offender was
punished. In order to ASCERTAIN who were
criminal. an ingenious and elective means vas
Ipracticed. 1oa.s7 n l%..llHt .a. "a. = 8 .pIaf
Whenever there was prospect OF q big fight,
or whenever the army came to q wide river
whloh could not be crossed tezcept tupoDS the
pontoons. the stragglerss. fora8ing parties and
humners would come Within the lines, seeking
the protecnon AND assistance OF the organised
host. yhusaS was. near me enc OF the march.
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e@aneral Notiees.

81 The Relatives, Friends and Ac-
quaintances Of Mr. LEVY MOSES. and Of Mr. and
Mrs. JULIUS L. MOSES. invited to attend the
Funeral Services Of the former from his residence,
corner OF King and Morris streets, at Five O'Clock
THIS AFTERNOON. June0
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Special M0tirfs.

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