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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-10-04

THE clear and handsome type with which
THE NEWS is printed to-day is from the old
and we'll known New York foundry OF
Messrs. James Conner's Sons-gentlemen
who, no less by their warm sympathy with
the South, than by the excellence Of
their work, and their uniformly fair and libe-
raj dealing, are entitled to the consideration
of Southern publishers.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-10-04

THE merchants and planters OF Chester
field, at meeting held on Tuesday last, de-
nounced the illicit traffic carried on in seed
cotton and other agricultural products
Resolutions were adopted condemning the
practice of,purchasing corn and cotton after
nightfall, and requesting the County Agri-
cultural Society to bring the whole subject
before the State Society. The County Society
was also advised to offer q reward for evil
dence sufficient to convict any person en-
gagged in the purchase or sale OF stolen pro-
ducts. There should be similar action in
every county in the State which has not yet
publicly considered this important matter.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-10-04

Fire and Life Departments separate and dis
tinct by charter. one hundred thousand dollars
paid into the Insurance Department OF Georgia
according to law for the benefit OF the assured IN
this Company Stockholders wealthy and re-
sponsible gentlemen OF George.
purely Southern Company, allowing only SIX
per cent of It's earnings to the Stockholders: the
rest OF the profits divided amoDg the P6cyhold-
ers, on the contribution plan.
Fire Department has been in successful opera
ton for six months, and has already accumulated
handsome assets.
Life Department in full and successful opera
tion and veing with old companies in Its success.
All OF its Policies non-forfcitable, and Of every
description OF Life and Endowment, together
with an annuity table and return premium plan.
No restrictions upon travel, place OF residence
or occupation.
Women insured on same terras as men.
Loans half of its premiums. No notes taken.
OFFICERS
W. j. LAWTON, President.
]. C. McBURNEY, Vice-Presdent
R. j. LIGHTFOOT, Secretary.
c. +. MCCAY, Constituting Actuary.
F. 4 WRIGHT, Examining Physician
This Company is now prepared to take risks
either in the Fire or Life Departments, and solc-
its share Of the patronage of the city and State.
+. G. HOLMES, JR.,
General Agent for South Carolina
Local and travelling Agents wanted in all parts
| OF the State. Liberal commissions allowed, OR A
SALARY IF PREFERRED. Application to be made
to J. G. HOLMES, JR-, General Agent, No. So
| Broad street, Charleston, 5. c. july2l wfmD&C
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The Agricultural Fair.

The prospects Of the first annual Fair OF
the State Agricultural Society, to be held in
Columbia next month, are not as bright as
we would wish. In the middle and upper
counties an active interest is taken in the
project. but in the tide-water region there
has been little public evidence OF due ap-
probation of the importance OF the under
taking. The Agricultural Fair, properly
managed and properly supported, may be
made the means Of instilling new life into
our agricultural and Industrial systems. Its
influence and practical value must, however,
be lessened if any important section of the
State keeps itself in the background. With
out q full exhibition Of the products OF the
low country, the State Fair cannot be the
thnronoh Success. which it is exDected and
desired to be, and we urge our readers on
the coast, and on the islands, to so to work
at once to secure their section proper
representation.
One word as to Charleston. This city de-
pends on the interior Of South Carolina for
its most profitable trade. The fortunes OF
Charleston are intimately connected with
the prosperity of the middle and upper
counties, which send their cotton to our
market, and fill our streets with their mer-
chants and business men. This our factors
and merchants know and feel. But some
thing more than the knowledge and the
feeling is needed; and we ask, what will our
citizens do to enable the first Agricultural
Fair to surmount every obstacle and become
a true exponent of the material resources OF
the State? We know that our merchants
and factors are interested in the Fair The
question now is-how much?
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RAp1cAL1sM in Tennessee has died the
death. Last week we noticed the collapse
of the Memphis Post; and now we hear that
the Nashville Press and Zines, another
Radical organ, has followed suit. There now
remains not single Radical daily paper in
the Volunteer State, Brownlow's Wing,
since it was sold by the Parson, having
completely changed its political faith. The
other carpet-bag presses throughout the
South, now grown so fat and saucy from
feeding at the public crib, may here read
what will be their own inevitable fate so
soon as the robbers and ruffians who now
hold control Of these States shall have
been-as they assuredly soon must be
hurled from power
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r ROO X L \ N
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.

ID r o 0 X l.
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.
Assets over. Sl,ooV'uVV
Issues all kinds Of Life and Endowment Poll
ces. Dividends annually in cash. Only Com
pany having the Definite Guaranteed Surrender
Value Plan Policies, worldwide. Second to no
Company in the United States for stability, libe-
rallty and economy.
ONCE No. 14l Broadway, New York.
CHRISTIAN W. BUCK President.
WILLIAM NJ. COLE, Secretary.
State Agency No. IS Broad-street, second floor.
Local and Canvasslng Agents wanted through
out the State.
Apply In person or by letter -
JAMES G. HOLMES, JR.,
General Agent for South Carolina.
july12 mwfsmos
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A TPRIvATE SALE, A NEW AND WELL
n built WOOD FLAT, 50X16 feet, will carry 30
cords OF wood, or seventy tons OF phosphate. Ap-
ply to RYAN & TOMBSTONE, No. 80 Broad street.
Oct4 g
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DRINTING PRESS FOR SALE AT A
GREAT BARGAIN.-0ne small Cylinder TAf-
LOR PRESS In complete repair. 1t has been but
owner has no use for 1t. The size Of the bed OF
the Press Is forty-fo by flfty-elght inches Said
Press will be sold at a great bargain If applied for
at once, as the room 1t occupies Is wanted lor
POstoffice. sept2O
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CTRAYED OR STOLEN FROM No. 8
- Mary street On the 3Oth OF September, white
and liver colored, double-nosed setter Pup, ABOUT
six months old: answers to the name OF Belle.
reward will be given for her recovery. oct42
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Cost ano fonn6.

OTRAYED OR STOLEN, FROM No. 81
- Hodclfrr street. a brindlc cOlored BULL TER
RIER DOG ears and tail not cut. \ reward will
he given II returned. sept30
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for Sale.

nor SALE, A SLOOP IN COMPLETE
running order; capacity thirteen hundred
bushels rice Apply to KNOX, DAILY & CO., No.
$50 Meeting street. oct4 81
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STATEMENT.

OFFICERS.
VIII PECKHAM, President.
WIN. T. HOOKER, yicePresident.
l.. McADAM Secretary and Actuary.
G. FUDICKAR Superintendent.
DIRECTORS.
Hon. John A.. Dix, New York.
Hon. James Harper, Firm OF Harper Bros, eX-
Mayor New York.
John j. Crane, President Bank Republic.
VIM. NJ. vermiye, Banker, (yernilye Co..
Chas. G.. Rockwood Cashier Newark Banking
Company.
Hon. George Opydyke, eX-Mayor New YORK.
Minot G. Morgan, Banker.
Thomas Rigney, Firm Thomas Rigney Co.
Beni B. Sherman, Treasurer New York Steam
Sugar Refining Company.
Aaron Arnold, Firm of Arnold, Constable GO.
Richard II. Bovine, Wetmore Il Bovine, Lawyers.
E. V. Haughwout, Firm Z. V. Haughwout 20.
VIM. Wilkens, Firm OF Wilkens & Co.
julius II. Pratt Merchant.
Vim. W. Wright, Merchant.
Charles ]. Starr. Merchant
William Allen, Merchant.
Geo. w. Cuyler, Banker, Palmyra, n. Y.
Geo. T. Hope, President Continental Fire Insur-
ance Company
John G. Sherwood Park Place.
Walton H. Peckham, corner Fifth Avenue and
Twenty-thrd street.
Edward II. Wright Newark, n. ].
Geo. W. Farlee, Counsellor.
W. L. Cogswell, Merchant.
GEORGE KEIM,
General Agent for South Carolina.
DR.. T. REENSTJERNA, Examining Physician
R. ISSERTEL,
General Agent for Charleston,
Ofllce No. 265 King street,
jan12 1yrD&c Charleston ,. Z.
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UTANTED-AGENTS-SlOO TO $3.50

HKTANTED-AGENTS--Sl00 TO $3.50
w per month, everywhere, male and female, to
Introduce the genuine improved COMMON SENSE
FAMILY SEEMING MACHINE. This machine chin
viii Stitch hem, fell, tuck quilt, cord, bind braid
and embroider in most superior manner. Tice ndte
upper and under-feed styles. We will pay $1,000
for any machine that will sew stronger, more
beautiful, or more elastic seams than ours; son II
makes the real elastic locE.stltch. Every secona V
pulled apart without tearing it. We pay Agents
from sIoo to $3.50 per month and expenses, or a
commission from which twice that amount .s,an can
Tenn CAI-TIOS-Do not be imposed upon by
other parties palming oil worthless cast-iron ma,
chimes under the same name or otherwise ours
is the only genuine and really aprctical cheap ma
chine manufactured. seplz| liio' DAY
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Rewar6s.

EIvE DOLLARS REWARD -STRAYED
from the residence No. II Pitt street, White
Setter PUP, five months old, with brown spot on
eve and right side octI o.
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Jnsnrance.

q D U 7 II E r n
LIFE RANCE COMPANY
PURELY A SOUTHERN INSTITUTION.
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OFFICERS.
JOHN B. GORDON, President.
B. II. HILL, A. II. COLQUITT, vlce-Presidents.
A. AUSTELL, E. HOLLAND, Finance Committee.
W. C. NORRIS Secretary.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS.
ATLANTA, GA.-John D. Gordon, A. Austell, E.
" Holland, ]. F. Alexander, J. II. Galloway, J..
N. Johnson.
ATHENS, CAB. c. Yancey, Benj H. Hill, Rob-
ert Thomas.
COLUMBIA, 8. C.-wade Hampton.
AUGUSTA, GA.-C. H. Phinizy, Edward Thomas.
MADISON, CAD. E. Butler.
WASHINGTON, GA.-Robert Toombs.
CCTHBERT, CAB. ]. Smith.
NEWTON, GA.-A. II. Colquitt.
CHARLOTTE, N. C.-Wm. Johnston.
ALLENDALE, s. C.-B. ]. Wilingham.
GREENSBORO, N. CIV. A. Caldwell
J. q. MILLER, GENERAL AGENT,
August, Ca.
s. Y. TUPPER, RESIDENT AGENT,
Charleston, $. c.
H.W. DEsAUssUsg, n. D., Medical Examiner.
aug1o 2mosD&0
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90 Rent.

U,O RENT, A LARGE PLEASANT ROOM,
furnished or unfurnished. Apply at No. %
Eino rect Oct4 mw2%
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HErANTED A GENTLE DRAFT HORSE
w IN any harness. or under saddle. Apply
corner of Hasel and Meeting streets.
Sant2n fhsm2
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DIVIDEND DECLARED. FORTY PER CENT
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UrANTED. A GENTLE DR. A F T
w HORSE In any harness, or under saddle.
Appy corner of Hase and Meeting streets
sant30 thSm3
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Insures Lives and promptly adjusts and pays
Losses It's principal business Is with Southern
States, and to them it appeals for patronage. 1t
has ample means to fully protect policy-holders
and pay all losses.
, 1869-09-08
POLITICAL.

Noting the rac, thss Rosecraus Is esi1g ~ bald
railroad from tho city Of Mexico to Aea.1leo OF
the .-esdc coast, tho Detroit T'ieun< taJs that
fendleto-aaa better follow bis example and EaAa
tracks too.
Tue nrnuoIcaos~ Alton, Ill, hare nominated
the Following monle1Pe ticket: Treasurer, E
Ies1s; Register, VII l. As-. Collector. r, |.
Klrg; Attorney. L. Davis, Jr.; ak&rsnal, An,oa
SsuTasc; Nabor Master, Z +. LArgeA4: Street
! Counl.sloner, r PctcrA
The Livingston County tnll Republicans h3re
| pouinated n. J. E1ilshuEy for delegate 10 the
| Conssttuticoaj Convention; for CcuutJ Judge. S
| E, Paysot1 OF roauac; fof Clerk, BJrpn Phelps
| d! FsIbry; Tar Treasurer, Aaron Veidet, Of Fair
buYy; tx School Superintendent, L Il. Hull; 10
surtet.r, Il E, Hreston.
The Republican Convention Of Cesaa CountF
uluos, has nominated the following t'c1c.: -
County Clt.k, William E. Adnuas; for Count
Treassses, Il. u AAhtoo-t, toz County 1aasc.
II. rcter1on; 1ar Echooi sufet1nfenoch
s,ephen J. BoEeu; lor County sarrc5ost john !
C!a1E.
TIE Republican Coa7en:ieu for tho Thirty mini
Legislative District Of Tnos, embracing the coa'
ties Of Colee Edea1, Vcr1all1ton ond Douglas q
| noulnA1eQ Tor mctntets Of the Constitution
Convection. Hon, Il. r. Il. BEomwel. o. Co!
County; Hon, John L. Trncaef. Of IcE1inlon' 81
, ! Il. q. Sutherland, 81 Edgar.
The Enexy1l1c IFhf1 admits ths: Senator n:oF
low Is !ttolc, but 1t teuA General Stokes shss he
. rot tn his dosagc: moreover, that " ne - t
deal he ls rot IN the hands OF others, he sndls
:, rseyr letter OF his tbs: mas bcen rae.iaea aas'
: The cansass, and somn thst Ecsc Written
/. /. ! s,c1ts ucn that have not tcca puansnct."
, 1869-09-08

1bo ro,,,rro,;, ,,-c,o ~ p;-r,n;, ooa 1t
tho co1rtrv ,cncroi,r boro ovor,onted tba
;aos.a,,. fsnta-. !, At.or,o,+ caro-at
IT, a,;.;an :, ~ .,.a ~ C;-n;n,.
v~hi1o he holds t,,ot tbc r,eo;a}atn1r mav
frr,onize vitbout tokin,, III, tcst s cath, It can
on1- II 9, ~ tha t;,,;5a1 and ,,a1;f;ad my.
1,,ss, reou;s;t, to roconstTnction. nomc,r
s.r, nj ,,,or +bo ouaet;,r ~ o;1on,;n, tho
E;1,oonth Amendment totba Constitution ri
,ha 11n;tc1 st,,oa before tho odmiesion of
-~.~ +,---.., ~ a-i,ie,uu.aylon Ill Congress-.
1t cannot, ia his opinion, proceed to trans-
, 1869-09-08

about twenty m5les; thence up tho Middle
Tork OF the Feather River to Deck1oEth
Pass, and down The east dda OF the noun
tain, bs IN easy route, to the Truckee River,
going around the southern end Of Pyramid
Lake. By taking this routo, tho Dutch
Flats geld t,iggings and the Aiiraz mines Of
Carson and Virginia City would be left
some distance to tho soush Of
the 7uad; and Sacramento local inter.
csss desired to run tho road through
The former aud near tho hitler. Aud rs
The government furnished all the money
($?6, ooo per milo In bonds and licns}, the
Sacramento interests 1ocatel the suad on
the Ifuckce route. up among tho clouds
SHOWS, md storms, regardless Of cost 0,
consequences. Millions upon millions ol
tlolnrH vero spent in hewing md tunncllinf
granite r,cks mud forcing tsnck through
region where nnture had forbidden Il.
, 1869-09-08
4 neMkt1IG' EoMtDt.
Tho baaKts If AerihtlIaa rsetF4 o.a Wrup-
plnA t'nbrF.

a st.knowu dryToots establishment on A'a,s
atsest wAs ihe acuau af Al sxtrru,eiy eullcai In
c!dsak, dAJ Or two wi1rr, II sppsafa that ouo Of
tho ralcs.ne1 quito tecchtJ He.ird tho L!al al bis
hsert, and. consequently, his u4nd II greatly at-
soFtAd In rho contemplation q! hla hAppnaxsx
ute another Orlando he loves hia Rola1nd 10
well that she tecrrt ol hts pax4lon viii not atLio
with htn,. AMI be uust eeE col nt1t,c Il to kls
fonndlngs- hut, Instead Of carving the ptet!cal
toreAt. 10 has been wont 70 inraEt fnem to little
tc'aps .! paeer. ou which, iannk h!s ieisa.o mo-
Tra ht.I,. shat hrat II oIa:"
Orxuch passionate tnn1a Aa--
To thee I've hsrathesf ny hoeo.1,a vuw,
I've pou1e Ii, .onsestsish
f5s e ,MsEn mt ~ sa'as III ~ r. lively brow
Or such loving tn:ngs AZ
~!he ,!ea.srs. 81 rs 5: asrr ~ .ot ea.rs1'u
Lstkea sp Ia HomAna sose."--
! Sraps Of PAPER thus ng7.nbiet ppon Aiways cor
cred the counter and ahei. es 10 the vtcn'J where
our arden. Benedict measured silss aud dnc llcea,
md wc1c tie source Of no little amusement to ths
ze4t Of The store e1 nIoJeA-
On SATURDAY aitesnuon last, while the e.tabliah-
/ uept was crowded With customeEs, md every~
bocJ was so busy 'hat oriando ati no: nnu sum-
Gent THE even 70 ,nt.ste tiuglr line 10 his no
cskew, hts fal- dlsnefeI.ed, and desire for btoM
s,sthle in each lime Of hts couuenauce rushed Into
middle Of rhe noor. IN hts up!ilrct right nanu he
! held : fragment Of hrown wrapping paper, and.
h31tr rlt1aB pigeon W.bR OF tNp, he rushed
fsauEcal1J tow1td oar poetic acG1 iiutauce una
| thrust the paper In hts fnce, With the remark.
Did 3eu write eAat1" Tho iaun1 sale-u,as
glanced At the otaIoEa rspe1, and, w1ta ) fa1nr
| n1d s!cklg Emile, acknowledged tbs: It Ess his
sc1tnt'.ng.
"Wen, !, n, rcad 1t: want your employers to
| fuow = hat sort Of Elo they have zot il their
store Rtad II elo0d, Ea!."
ESely1od1 IN the Establishment had now coa-
Rsefatei abont the two Eeu, ED the yo1ng MAD,
Il h4dctn4 fead:
sCNne in The eyenins or comic IN the morning.
!1ne when you're p4Es for xtttOdt aI1InS-
| ksf1es anH T e!eoEac shall he there t+f1rr Jon,
Ard re t!te1tt Jen c.Ie herr, tne nsorn III adotr
| VOL"
| AThe1e. dr." continuet the excited intruder
"how care .ou give such s,u1 to ny Wite; uar vile
| Nfcm 4Eufc2 Ton Nfcfch!'' and y It'll that he
reached for the halr Of tie poet. His intention
W1s intex1szed -wtin- however. 1nd ns Aocu
~ the Jounu gentleman had conquered his
eoutrkon he Wcns into an explanation. which, In
the ero, proved B4t4lsetoFT. 1t appessS thst the
eduslon, intended to convey the feelings he eute1
timed for hla OWL Wife, had Mcctnentiy hccn
| wrapped up with the dzess pattern of tne ttlle
husbands H!fe, and On opening the plckago 1t
she hou1e. 1t ttDppeI On the toor.
4 Tie contenta were EFeeo.J ceTpu-ed ~ she
] tomtWb1t 1caloua nUstand. and the wife waz
| tatea to ,AAk- She, ot cousse, dtl1ed nil kHoT!.
edge Of the matter, anu nII HTash then tfEue ed
upon the pctpetrator. 1t L. perhaps, ntet:tesa g
sas thAt poetic feTlabtpS IS henctfo1th faooed II
| toas establishment
, 1869-09-08

The Sacramento Union notices tho fact
TINT On the eth Of August two hundred
people took passage ut Elko for tho East,
and only seveuty~nvo for placcs west Of TINT
point. Elko is the Tailroad station nearest
10 the White Pine region. As partial e.-
planation Of this circumstance, it mentions
the fact that boilers, engines, aud other
materials and machinery for qunrtz-crush-
ing can be laid down at Elto from Chicago
fonndries for 'rss tAnn Aa!f tho prices that
nro charged in San francisco. Un1ess San
Francisco prices arc Immediately reduced,
1t argues that the whole trade Of Nevada,
rs far wost as Virginia City, will go to Chi
cngo. And yet, in the face Of these facts,
tho workingtncn of San Francisco aro stzik.
;n1 fo- L,eL-- -o--, tuu rne Democratic
politicians nso advocating the scverest meas.
,srcs against Chinese inbor! After both
shall have accomplished their objects, there
| will he no dividends to declare on hchalf oi
tho joint association.
, 1869-09-08
Tho unr,a1liuE calamity ut tho AvonlAlo

Tho appalling cdamisy ut tho Avontlale
minc in Pennsylvania is ono which might
be -enea.ed at almost any hour at nearly
any otn.- Of tho coal mines of shs es~"t.y.
Most Of them have but one shaft, which Is
aidel up with timber md toofed oser with
frauao buildings. 4 spark has but to ignite
any part OF Ills framework, from the outer
roofs to the botr,u OF tie shaft, and tho
whole is in blaze, with no refuge from
| .Buffocation for the hcndreds Of miners whc
nay be below. Two shafts to COIL plins
are as indispensable to safety rs doubl'
track to zAilaaJ, AID the mems Of food
ing tho ehaft with water with suf1icien
pronptness to arrest the flames and preyen
conDagratioa aro indispensable to the safe
tt Of tho mincrS.
, 1869-09-08

Mr.. Samuel Scott, Of Dayton, LIZ nc
cepted the nomination for Governor o.
Ohio On tho hydraulic ticket It Ind been
previously rendered to J. E. 1ngcrsoll. who
declined it. In accepting tho nomination
aI.. Scott says that for the last twenty years
he has advocated The principles OF prohlhi'
ton, md that he believes the time has
"fully como" when temperance men should
| y1udicatc this doctrine at tho bal1ot-boI.
, 1869-09-08
Tho Ship Inborcrs7 Riot in Quebec
,-DssEFutefu1 Proceedings.
pueber {Aucust Sly Correspondence rJ The Montreal
Hitnk&x

k@e"H~ - N*f - --@'>'N>Vr
Quebec wss the scene N orc Of the ttoss dis
graceful exhibitions yesterday afternoon that It
iaborerx, af,es driving by fcrcs III Mr. Clartez
zen iron the ship Colonat. which ta.J were en-
gssed losa!eg tracked IN " cas9e ~ ,tp y pesxon s
rriuge i. a ttorc on Nonnisla nAL when he
esovsed 100 close On cirse, be drew IL
Ieru,ser, which pc h1s been. Obliged to calTy
for weeks paet, and tola taem he xas pre-
which. up 70 this nomcnt, had shown The strong
est dettre to take bis life, fe back st rue sigh. Of
the nrea1ms md 1ne p:ucky determination
ue ihen entered the tallors zhop, AMID 3 snower
OF stones picked Oh the ftTeet. which broke IN the
wtndoWs summing ls1ge front pane. and "a:
| in nurnher rapidly. unu Mountain LII WAS CON-
| plc:elI blocked M The news spresd throughout
ens 5 n1e &c Ii,aess ahs r,a III
OVERLOOKING the srreet we're Gro ~ued with spects-
tom. Tee taelns neld ~ tho bend Of the bill, the
ground We're oecupied, and business generally VA
| suspended. The MAIot, acting with Solicitor Cen
ersl Irvine, found II Necessary to assemble ihe
about O'Clock the attitude or the mob becom
Ing 1ore Eenaetng and dangerous, four coupa
niea Of regulars 1erc called out % assisf the ctE1
su,hot7ttes IN quellt1g the disturbance. One sec.
ton Of the rabbIe t1r ubuted themselves thron3i
Peter s1rret wLkir up and doFn u bands Q
ssn. I'D sen snoai'a9 aasins sd s asdae,sn!
Who was supposed to 10 . friend q c'sste:s
was Knocked down By one Of the Ean2a. k:cEet
about he head md taec, and would prohsol
hare lost hts Efe had not friend pEotnptlI e
lef's store. The tunult on the hill continue
without Interruption Til about o'etoct, When ID
frtlitstr u,atvte, Down the h4l Al far as Mr. Lee
, door, whrn Nr Clarke WIS pIaced in eharHe OF II
water rouce Md hJ them conveyed 10 hia hon
IN safety. Sococ CT thr noh followed him 10 III
hu, nootinE md yelrne. but ne naa,os,ty 1.peros
II ing uo txo-And-tHo II pIocce estGr.
: The tfgEsectul isaoe Of Jcsterdass 3 procecdtos
. | Is in 3 EEras MttsatE attributable to q want
nrmnets oa the part Of the authorities IN not pu
til the latonEs nonn Hhea lhcJ 1s1t at;cmpse
TO interfere With Mr. Eiafke 10 1oaiIn- bis vessel
Ten able. determined ueu could easily have p1
ssc rsbhlc on Hountatn lhl. yestcru?J. 70 roo
; had the authorities pClJ Actcd with tltto qltc
ncss ard decision. The merchants a1n to 1uet
again to-day to see y . compromise can be eaecst
r between them and the lshorcrs. Should such
. comptomso take place Il Will have' Il
II Tnnaouhsed tnecs oI making tho soc1e
;. ! III. nai. hold in their action nnd exscsnz
10 '1eo ~e-+ntA Fctct 3trreL tq-d,s. pt
, 1869-09-08

~. ,..r,,tu, Appearance; tho Sidewalks
sen!s sen ao!e,ed 1n re1. some leaning g.i;n9 aa;
S1,of .ao4 e. Is 1sssa eia' oae
aoMh taHd LII ha1e declared their Dissemination
e sae7sss g ,H Scsssa as . y ey =
sHr1.,.r ssya In this nofrlnRT paper, tnat
.te s11na sre baueIn9 about hls ehip n9nt aaa
daI' md Watching every moment 10 snp on noaan.
nr ~ y. sto AZ ills morning, swo Of them Eou'
Eel ~ ~ ~ 'n,n Tho fnrccaalIo nj breakfast tiule
Tsn oat ~ seson snss T1ts qtS s ,he ags
the1 ,n,eeteted repeatedly TO anoot the second
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