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Smyrna times., 1869-02-03
Five MILLION DOLLARS,


This large only indication Of the
that must the through line i'll few months when the
tide of Pacific travel and trade will begin. 1t
tmaed that this business make the earnings the
from FIFTEEN TO TWENTY MILLIONS a YEAR.
As supply these BUn will parties who de-
theIn will find their interest do
The price for the and accrued interest from
Jan. /, in currency.
Subscriptions will be received in Smyrna BY Vim. NJ Bell
Cashier Bank Of Smyrna,
and in New York
AT THE COMPANYS OFFICE, No. 20 NASSAU STREET.
ANDBY
JOHN j. CISCO n son. BANKERS, No. 50 WALL ST.,
And by the Company advertised agents throughout the Unit
ed States.
Bonds free but parties subscribing through local agents
will lok to them for their safe delivery.
| A NEW PAMPHLET AND MAP WAS ISSUED OCTOBER
containing report Of the Of tn" work to that date
and complete statement in relation t" the value of the
bonds than be in advertisements which will be sent
application tho COmpanys Offices, OF the
advertised agents.
John j. Cisco, Treasurer,
| dec23-3m NEW YORK.
Smyrna times., 1869-02-03
VALUABLE PROPERTY
AT
Private Sale.

The subscriber, wishing to close his business offers
at Private Sale, the following property, to wit;
No. /.
House and Lot,
situated on South ST., in the Town Of SMYRNA Kent
county, State Of Delaware The lot contains ONE,
ACRE. This is one of the desirable residences
in said town. and where the subscriber now resides
Ii is built in modern slyle-compcied last year-lhe
main building being sores 80 by % feet, with a
back building 6 by 36 feet 2 stories There are two
large wafer tanks and bath room, with verandahs
running the entire length OF the back building, and
every improvement desired.
Smyrna times., 1869-02-03
'edleS' COmD0Und Ue0IIock PIaSte

10 giving relief and often perfect radical cures in
+, p o pam Inflammation or Weakness they promptly
r., H.' Ism LumhagD Kidney Diseases, Weak Backs.
RI E'fvl fl Of Lun--, Picurisy. Acute Dyspepsia swollen
Management Of the Liver, WhUoping Cough and
ll- genuine come in yellow envelopes. with printed
~ " ,:aie mark IAN rclip>e). Sizes-small, medium
igri Retail a. ~ u and - cents each.
Af, e. II. NEEDLES Druggist, Philadelphia.
L -FW Oest Druggists and Dealers. janl9-lOm
, 1869-06-06

EhnuJd shn ~ 1asretr fsetc w 4ue1aaJ He4k
ooue LOT aWaAe-
CnARtRs DAVIS who una a,res:ea on Friday
night ou tho charge Of being irnplIcstci ia ROB.
ne1J On the Wen s s,de, id sna aD' msds h,s oseape
Wy Nstn NnG yes'ctuAy Afternoon sno oenSered
~Sllau Alaef.
II 1s rRpxRsroop thai the lstc Nf. Joseph Mo-
Dske had hi1 life tuSuscd for s,sA GO past Of Il IN
the following named companies, Charter Oet
$4,000; EquttAble, $4,000; Etos, $4,000, OoD.
~. "N1A ssa-
JoHx aHt1a was locked up IN the Huron Street
sAuon ihst ni2nh having been arrested for orer-
!oedloG ho Nteon and beating h1z horses becauSo
torH,al fufrpdncsion e Inst,cs nnin recsFe ann.
nornInr. <Aa seioos1o~
m. r,x,,x prxoa,,,.
telnnon :, aes3n1e ~ anns shts tsonday, n.
lla,kted and Twelfth esyeets on,tc is,vo smes .,
expected to oe present, a. thc 5ull rrutment Is
10 turn out and exccute thn mnvemenss ~ t1ti
Ion df1lL <4S '"4s VI pot1a'-
, 1869-06-06
Han Pr,Ho3 IAxn1H

The staientnt nas occasionally been made by
various parties, 10 the effect that willie the we'll
known Higgins piano was all that could be dc.
Aifed. 20 far Is tone action anu nnish, It lacked
durability. The best answer to these charges Is
TO he found ID the lettera which come pouring In
from all those, both 10 the eIIy..aud country, who
of these. unanimously testify 10 its superiority,
and Speak In WARN terms Of the perfect rrcscrra-
ion Of al itb nns gua.itea nf1er ycaEa Of use 1t
Is stated That Mr. Higgins will not onl5 tnlc back
any Instrument that dtes not completely Battsfy,
6nd refund the money, Lut Will give \ fowntI fof
hny piano bearing hts name, that has failed THIS
straightforward way OF doing business must meet
any objection whlch. has been made to this .nstru-
mcnt, which Is not only Of such excellent quality
but " hlch Is sold at 50 moderate q rr7ce
, 1869-06-06
FnAhionahle ClothlnR,

Mr. J. AclntJrc, shc Ncll-known merchant
Tailor. Of No l01 Washington street, Room {, up
STARE Is turning out some Of the "noobeet" suits
IN town. As his rents ara low. he can afford to
seu Iooda 2s pef cent cheaper than the majority
Cf houses Ia Tho CITY; aud At the same time be
inAkes II point to be fully up with III his COM
etitofs when 1t comes 70 nice ats and excellent
wofkmArshin MI William +. Crab, formerly Of
Hamilton craib No. 149 State street enc Of thc
most artistic cutters Ia the county, has recently
associated himself with 1hlx estahlishmant and
VII! be lpnRt hnppJ to see all his old grtendl and
customers nt his new Qua1tcrn. Nj, NcinIYre de-
eesscs the patronage Of our citlzens.
, 1869-06-06
Auction Salc OF Real Extato.

The auction sale to be holden on Tuesday next,
At the suction roonB, No. l'6 South ClArk street,
will undoubtedly give q good chance 10 parties
wishing 10 invest ttcr money IN real estato In
Chicago ny the advertisements IN another COL
umn It VIII be secn that kcsara. Mouatt, Thomas
Of TIC best real estate in Cnicaeo and from their
fair manner OF dealing, they hHye now won thc
connoence OF the public, They intend to cootInus
fortnight instead Of monthly, a. heretofore /
1salnphlet .ith plAts showing tho location Of tho
different lots 70 be sold, may be hnd On applica-
are alto informed that their next Aae vii Include
Upwards Of two hundred and nny acres, plated
out, fronting State street, Wabash, Michigan In.
q t1e mott e1clkiuR kales Of the 1ear
, 1869-06-06

uosch1tn Palmer d Co, at the ladies cloak and
furnishing emporium, No. 91 Stale street, arc to
ones to-tuosrun tAouday> special Inducements IN
The line Of silk garments, the prices Of samc being
sreats trduectl They will also open sonc large
Llama rnlnts "a very complete, and not surpassed
" any n the city. Eycty lady rcAlct OF Tux
VI Atatr Et1tft. - = -
, 1869-06-06
I.uEurieM.

Ills useless to deny that tho best Of ANYTHING Is
alwRys the cheapest, and, therefore, wacn any
dealer oefs the best things al tho 1oweat rrtcc il
Is fatr to suppose ho will receive a psoportlonAtc
pat1onaRc~ AE. ". ". Hollis, formerly At No. !ss
Gnut place at Nc. -, where he o1ers al bis old
tustomcrH and the public In general fresh and
upr1cel!esl ttock Of rcp homc made canh,ea
luscious carnnclA together with glAss Of am
I'm q run
, 1869-06-06
SPORTING GOSSIP.
Grand Trotting Matinee at Dexter
Phrk-The Spring Meeting.
The Hurdle Races nj Jcr0ma
Park Yesterday.
Billiards and aaso Bail,
THE TURF.

THE TURF.
The szoes,ns scason 1t pex.er rars for 1860 VA,
ANAet .aeNy .NN ..les is>..' y VI Anu 1aat.
Err, ~ "nica INC &cnae"en Q! Ca1eaGo Fefo A.
foEdcd eI opporsanlty 10 turn ont IN snasae with
shesr ccutnc Isvc,isc2- Nea9ir two thpnsand r,co-
Nh ,a.f,.s and rrnt1etncn. were nrrsrn, rith
~, - a.h,,, ,s.' ""
taeH eleSA0. anu oAsnn2 equ'aa9sA Inc
attendance including tnc FcTJ cream OF
the wrA1th and beauty Of the citY.
Among thc d,sttuguished per,onasrs p.csent
VET sne,4a., - nr1u,. Gu, nsea.eo' w..
ant Co!onea n = sncl1oAa' ot'iue dfan1. ksQ,
James E 4eleao' Collector Of Chicago, Charles
Il Reed md md n,as es's OF , pro@,nea. Cit
IN xhat Tfth the hnndr,sda r. r.rc 1ssE
TIER faI occupants Iae msenincent disni,T Tta ~
r1si rnrnhinsttnn ~ n,esssn, seeapt apa eTns s
Scene wsx inIrrr1,,1r snt snirs1ssS W ~ Lux nnc
irrue. .3 ~AAA'~&eN ~ VIII "a
A aupnber of racea hetxns1 % ,c,,,.,,.r.. ,,,.a,
werc rn1crf,ned mi e,11cd r+r.iIs ~ H. nts
raent Of ths oecaxinn Thr re, 5on9.st W. ste saSJ
-,rs Wctjfns nrnnt. "a ~ N.tt - .ur 10y
~ .nn -. ~on I, ~ W. sas fsT Reaains Hte5
~ ~ bI tne forme5. tirnr> ~ sndt.a1G
lie Ia ccldins I,ucicyc Iii. tac % n.nnSs eriS1s
81 swrrnce ma IN, rho.,rnf se1Htn9 ise1Htn9s
Fine cut engaged IN .est ., snesd aorsSrs III,
beastne 81 tae aono. il - I'D s:s:E. Then the M
ns T9ss enscns1s Iaes Mne hnE s;s9 .1a -
chestnut getting md brown srsans, and T was u won
ns, .nr Ind n nhons @ ~ ot9sea ne
atnoon he brti.isnr nrrnT ~ cnntn,c,s anoe az ~
ssn ~ tns na.nE lnAaKaia5ed in
est>Aa ,,.s c~,Sr Ssneer ~ oeAeet fAlk-
..nc,,cr p,rs hec1n. an Tnra;aV ~, -,
i1.s ss.is toet nase aeFss
nyn' III hs-uesa TIC entHea incindo Anu.'in. sI -
oa tae n1,Esei ,s, nu nay s9soa and
= - NAtA.G AAAA4o VI
, 1869-06-06
BUSINESS NOTICES.

ss-AstontshanE but Truce, thns Doo-
lcJf Chemical icnst baking Powder Ia not only
The t<st hut the rheaTrxt IN mkrtet 1t II entirely
ire FROM any deleter1ons xubeennccs, and com.
pounded With such scrup1sous cxactness that thc
contents Of each box a1r The s2tne, and Will pro-
ducs the same retults sycv time. Il IL uncquAled
TOR making biscuits rpl!s, cakes, pastry. ctc--at
keen II
, 1869-06-06

Alteration IA called to the advertisement on the
third page OF thr sale Of MT. II, A. Cages Ct ock
~ Riverside. The sale Is worthy Of tho att cation
~ purchasers ~ tho stock il In onc condition. and
u Eulk..oE quality.
, 1869-06-06

1houackerrcFa who sSlah to Pre-.
srrc their heath and bare good light, sweet
wholesome biscuits, euttrrly frcc from the IN.
pleasant odur Of ammonia, viii uso EAglo DaklnR
Powder. IL Is warranted not 10 contain alnm
ammonla, or any other nhxholsamc substance
Sold, wholesale and rctail by Prkiu Tea Company
coEnc{ OF Madison and Etate strectA
, 1869-06-06
DkILfARUR

The amateur tournament begins II Folcys on
Tuce.lsy rScninE nr1t Ten entries haze been
made. Including some especially nnc Players, End
lnF, arr attracting mn unusual degree OF Interest
nmcnR billiard loyern, tn tomorrow evening lots
WI y east 1t Foley = to Determine the payerr Of
The nrs1 three E1lneA.
flEEKK CkLKK
y hl*cnt from The city on trip 10 Nav YORK,
Wtcfr lie u looking after a gnoh rpand legacy
whieh has l<Inllen him from relatives In F4apce
He u expected nack tomorrow
, 1869-06-06
INFORMATION WANTED.

TFrpRAAT1oN wAHrkpLoF kILEH null
fAf. ntt5e dH twelve yna:s ead Eho let h6 noIe
JtkeztaAy tuofnine, Anything eceoxnfnG bet whtfe.
ab2C.z y II b. G&tAalry received II q R1h1sn- asA
@ btrN . a,shcs AnA Exe& k4$.
, 1869-06-06

CtEnf-Eor n choice Cipnr chill nj
tFad,rv Il 11owm8n'H No. IS South Clark street.
opposite Sherman House. Sole mAnuf8c.urr.s Of
the "Fayerlte" Cigar. Wholesale and rstatl
dealers ln imported and domestic eica5x
, 1869-06-06
BASE BALI.

The match game Of baso bali tctwcen the Ann
tcnrs and Athletics. 1f Chicago, playe+i IN Ugdcu
lXik, yesterday afternoon RESULTED In fasos Of the
AinateurA- who won The game BY IL runs
game III e,e ranJrd In Chicago, Oh the f9th
lnsL. between the AEuAtcuta Rud tho Clipper Club,
Clippers rlsy the Forest City Club II RocEfoul
Returning. they Will play another game IN Chicago
On The LAT OF July, WITH either the Gnr1cn CitJ
, 1869-06-06

California; Wins. All persona
Wishing rare California wines and braadses Will
Epn the choicest Article ii thc city Of ~! South
oy the hcSt phys In thr eisE.
, 1869-06-06

old ncxsHpnrrr1,t In good orueF-uot
:os. or mGtilatcSl-foF E-lc nj TRIBUNE otec NJ -
cent? der 1nTl
, 1869-06-06

Vow 10 tho tinac to buy fine Hoots
ant Shoes At Hamilton + uoadle5s, 15s Lake
etTcek, nj low pf1ce8-
, 1869-06-06
AGEHTS WANTED.

a E1AS u both EsGah asaGeaan- I'M afsf- afS1-
l.:I,e ts detetias I aseasa 81 tasx, saes E
r and Herbal .zoats Il ursssaca: ESssa5 h1 80 ,s
htshs Esdaa aorsJ u IL eeantT. eaSt,5 IL
80 1he Iest ppuisr md raPsy I'll So IL ~ -
n, @,tase Is .s 49, ~ rspoItas 5f IL sas5
isSesf Aass64 ePs1s 3 IL M 10 - T.: eis rs 1s
dae an ~ a;,t sssF.ssS !, a5 . i,.s
faEfy PhJ.ds1 61ve net urir saves Z hfse dae$c1
~ 7ass * ssa.ts.s q i g. bef { s. 1 Ea72
H.: %as cSopN1x CO Fssss1 '1: ca,sassa o.
A GENTS wANKp-e.3r 70 em PER IoYTa
sc .efsas7 als e s. sa a E e
ehtne, nttse!ess b operation rees The Eaixtf 1.II
s,zs s5;a ;s aSES5e Fl e eds .se.a a1ss saast
t:ates assss set d: Z a1se1: Ia IA h shaasf Z
1a:.;sss 3 e - Is. 5.s s.
sTfet a7sTated eizrkz1s With testss1taIe *. -
8 1fES s. s *Si:Ei xSdaEE + n 49, eS
A GENTS TASTD-W APPLY I,d,SEDr4TVTv
a Tor dEl1. Ert-s fin desc tirt3oo cf tha NJ e4
isf - Teens re7y nbesL GSHEh IHAXs ~ s
4 GESIs wAsTR--n EVERY ro91
ssspushe<t r Eptssd STATE. beFe no asese;ss
Ko<!asIs fisd ca tse sss .oe ea - fas
Ea.fs3 kfsya s?oA per9t nd dvea rEsS sstsfae- y
se7s saaIt Gas lsS5 koEsksS' Z kSs' sass 81 s: s
A GESTa .wANTm-IS EyUY Nowx An.
"A 4ty toF Ltttnktont Celeh1ts4 Ec.as "a 49,
az kfee1Ake@x pzPdn AID ske3rs IN each Frcass
s3 Hss p ssapie zaa eisia. E NC Fl .sns
ave. - ooa2 dA&eeee4s y veAt.$6a II
, 1869-06-06
CITY REAL ESTATE FOB SALE u

Foe s,AhM,Bx Il 1oonsA O.: Il, ~. I2rw1E suIrn
wE1r paSIzIoH.
teet @ &c ~ Saaa:on & md v.a
Ss11s RI sscsh {rSn: Gu Van baFt01s. tetrea
esxix fcet On southeast oosues walrenss md wcxt.
,Enssa AZ MIn MtIfns<S s. r Ka' 'FRONT.' as'a :
insi5s fset ne1tsessE es1nes Of w,.h,a.4.s..v and
r;s9i e q s. 1ss sssS. g! g.
~ fsit 4. .tsa ~ tTs oo Wo, uss south d Hon.
Fer y r. NJ. On ptvi.on.t = md tbs whbsey pota.
sSea ,na lfoftnS cast o1 The new l1tA Odered Il
VS. q IT.. ~ y ttppa.ss ,pn q we.osr south q
onclcd cheap for abort time ~ 'A'-' ~<~
IL Fl :ss I'D !. = :s:s Il sc
e s:s:s En- .ss & witt u Tan =
<sSs. oay = n iees. 81 "e.'ftns' ana 'se1.
.e IL ffss s e s Ns9s.1 M sa' south Of xoe WIN
a1i's tses O Es!s S y. ,u,. we..o. o.a
Il 3i1 is corner OF se<lerAv. sad JAetsoa4. P.oe
clio A. 1ss4 hss .aa, gSs 9as; III + g
"'ste1aa7. fTsse s:o = q ises ---' = '4' e<'' o.
aee lot on The poI.hTt.t nisI11. rlE4sr =, o...
fas q saqts IT, ss.rea
II a'esesa .. I'd Il ae #
feet CO 1ba.a. l FEE e ef Sats;. md
i;I,s; - ~ ssf;a $ + 4a,
a.s hs.a III Il Z Sssfss "a
.,s i.<' sasOss,ss g,eves,. Just .os.a ., w.h.
;so t. tcet en ~ Hasssh'.r nor:h Of Thirty abt Price
E0x{S icct south front m Yson~.. n,,,~ ,r., .. j.
, 1869-06-06
COERESP0EDENQB WANTED.

CORRESPONDENTS " AhTEp-A WKALTnr.
c.:ke-&kcd kentlr4-an trst AtE4ved from th4 eo.h
eT1 TA1 Of tin s:air eesrs the acquaintance q sose
Ea'ieta & wtaeE lAtS With 11cH !, astnd TIC eves
Ing rhote1arh y q insure IN aEswes. Address S
". EihEpe oshea
TQRREsroyDEScR wASrED-w1L SONE
VIII ys1ne man Who seeis 1fe 4 tht e,A ltshafed
ktrds CtzrnAatAsus VIZ be t:rz1ed essoa adeEttary.
, 1869-06-06
MATRIMONIAL,

NYA1NNoylAL-A BA1CHELoR y TEAEs OF
IVA .et. e.'d nAfr;rt et a eae!Ae4e Asro.:sien and
sfTsc.3 teEsTerk1t h1h1A, Aad E.aaexed Of aatt!cs
Ecan: to seo.tae h.GT. heee des.r. 70 Eats the
aLnk hIs oau ei:h A%iew u rlaEisn7ns
The<s Aats1:ta.nk IL ..aerstis, ROBERT " wAlkEh.
~ - ch1e1&& WI b tseAtsI Eesp<ettsGJ. and La
, 1869-06-06

L. Clark st:
CAnAl.st, enrntE Of ;Adaua txo7tory building and
lot, ct the ai4tins VI hh lfasc of to,. -
EsnAl1t- St1tCenth two bujlduxp md Ios N1 ak
Ut bargain Only AAoD
busnsde4t, corner of Thirteth Gao cottssc and lot
Axl2A Cheap.
Mirh,kau*t. oosuct Market. stnrn and lot
l3GEthuts cetE Gtantplsee, dnc cottage houst, 10
zpntnl. and lot e6ItN-
FAullns #. betweon J1ek1on and Van Busru+t. cot.
tAGc md lot G0I113 Chexp.
, 1869-06-06
REAL ESTATE WANTED,

VANTED-NrH0vEp CITY PROPERTY or
the va1ne Of tnN 10 eeal lo1 tn e1ehaaEc fas ont
siec F1rretty khAt wt1 rubdltidr epod pruss " q
Fay 3leoop or klAno cash L d<a1ed- C. B. KING, sE.
, 1869-06-06
EMPLOYMENT AGENTA

WASTEp-EARLT MONDAY MORNING, SIX
uaen to Plant coru tie city men and boya 20
rst. - hsats. . fam haad and trer, bolJ oai II
emrcymert. hnd csJee!aiy III HAntins reliable help Il
ehanEr Agency. ?. East Kaadoph-4t. HUNTER /
, 1869-06-06
BOARDING AND LODGING

TT SOUTH sHELDoN.sr.-A GKHTIKAAN
nd hoar ~ u ~s r to :.nf,e eo9slp esn nna a. ree
dIsd - snembers q the family, Loati1n convsn!tnt
70 hofee CAT. unc block east of Uniou P1rk Tenn
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-01-09
WASHINGTON.

DEATH OF GENERAL ROUssEAU-DETAILs OF THE
COTTON BILL7-THE VIRGINIA COMMITTEE.
WASHINGTON, January 8.-The death OF Gen.
eral Rousseau, which occurred in New Orleans
last night, causes general gloom here; he was
highly respected and loved.
The bill regulating the price Of cotton and
encouraging it's production, authorizes the
Secretary Of the Treasury to purchase raw cot
ton grown egter the passage Of the bill, the
~ aeifSgred at any sTaIEoad depot Or
on any steamer making direct connection with
New York, at twenty cents per pound for uplands
and thirty fer sea islands. Purchases made
through the revenue officers are to be exempt
from tax, but If sold to other parties to be
taxed three cents per pound. Cotton purchas-
ed by the government is to be sold at not less
than five cents advance on cost. Manufac-
turers within the United States to be allowed
two and q half cents drawback on all cotton
used by them. A full report Of all the cotton
transactions is to be presented to Congress at
the commencement of each regular session.
The Virginia Committee are bearly all here.
The meeting tonight is private and only pre-
iminary. as
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-01-09
CONGRESSIONAL.

BILL REGULATING ooTToN-BHL PASSED AMEND
ING THE NATIONAL BANK LAw-sUE MURPHY
SUGAR REFINERs-wEsr POINT.
WASHINGTON, January 8-IN THE SENATE,
the bill regulating the price and encouraging
the production of cotton was referred to the
Finance Committee.
Morrill, reported bill amending the act pro-
viding for national currency, and mentioned
incidentally that the United States lost $780,
600 by a national bank in Boston. Tie bill
passed.
A bill restricting the jurisdiction Of the
Court Of Claims was referred to the Judiciary
Committee.
The discussion Of the bill for the relief of
Sne Murphy was resumed. Hendricks favored
the bill, but without taking action on it, the
Senate passed several private disability bills
and adjourned.
In THE House, an application was received
from the sugar refners Of Philadelphia asking
for new classification Of sugar for tariff pur-
poses.
A number Of private bills were passed.
After long discussion the appropriation
for West Point was passed, and the House went
into Committee of the Whole and adjourned
to Monday.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-01-09
CUBAN AFFAIRS.

HAVANA, January 8.-Dulce's address con-
tains the following: 'I will brave every dan
ger. accept every responsibility for your well
fare. Revolution has swept away the Bour-
bons. Rights shall return to citizens, dignity
shall return to men. You will receive all the
reforms you require. Spaniards and Cubans
are brothers from this day, The freedom OF
thepress, the right to hold public meetings,
the right OF representation in the National
Cortes, are the fundamental principles Of true
liberty, and these shall be granted to YOU
He adjures the Cubans and the Spaniards to
forget the past and hope for the future and to
establish union and fraternity.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-01-09
SPARKS FROM THE WIRES.

John Minor Bolts died at his residence in
Culpeper County, Va, yesterday, and will be
buried in Richmond on Sunday.
Quiet has been restored in the neighborhood
of Norfolk.
General Rousseau died at New Orleans on
Thursday night. Yesterday, usually great
holiday in New Orleans, as the anniversary Of
the battle Of New Orleans, was in consequence
very dull General Buchanan has assumed
command in Louisiana for the present.
Sixty civil agents and clerks OF the Freed
mems Bureau, in Louisiana, were discharged
yesterday.
Colonel Thomas N. Burnel, captain in the
war Of 1912, died in Richmond yesterday,
aged 81.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-01-09
9uueral Notiees.

AI- The Friends and Acquaintan nces OF
the late Mrs. NATHAN HART, her son, 8. N. HART,
and MIR. 8. HAnT. ST., respectfully invited to her
Funeral, ToMoRRow, the 10th instant. at Twelve NJ,
from her residence corner of Aikens Row and Meet.
ing-street, - January9
AD~The Relaaives. Friends and Ac-
qua'ntances Of Mr.. and Mrs w. j. OMALHY are re-
spectfully invited to attend the Funeral Services of
Mr.. MARK O'MALRY, father OF the former from his
late residence No. 90 Church-street near Chalmers
at Three o'clock r. M. TO-DAY.
january 8
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EUROPE.

LAWLESsNESS IN IRELAND.
LONDON, January 8.-The feeling among the
tenantry in some parts Of Ireland against the
landholders is very bitter, and many cases Of
agrarian violence are reported.
DISTURBANCE IN ITALY.
FLORENCE, January 8s-Distubances, caused
by the collection Of unpopular taxes, continue.
There is much agitation in Reggia and Bo-
logna. General Cadana, commandant Of the
military division OF Florence, has been dis
patched to Parma to restore order.
THE VOLUNTEERS IN sPAIN-REAcTIoNIsTs-Y
MrDABIE REPUBLICAN DEMONSTRATION AT Sc
VILE AND JEREz DE LA FRoNTERA.
MADRID, January 8.--A proclamation has
been issued raising the state OF siege of
Madrid. s.
General Prim, In an official circular, declares
that the provisional government does not in
tend to disarm the volunteers.
Sagcsta, Minister OF the Interior, has issued
o. circular, in which he ascribes the recent
troubles in Cadiz and Malaga to intrigues OF
the Reactionists, and he charges that their OBJ
iect in fomenting these disturbances :s .o pre-
vent the plebiscitum.
Quite formidable Republican demonstrations
are reported at Seville aud Jerez do la From
terra. Atthe latter city the insurgents made
futile attempt to seize arms and ammunition
sfrom the arsenal General Cabsllero de Roda
Immediately sent strong force OF soldiers to
hold the town and remove the arms to Cadiz
fox safety. W
THE C0NRERENcE. .ag srS
pARrs. January 8.--The Conference will GER
taiDIy open tomorrow, The Sultan has tele-
grapbed instructions, including ordors 10 With.
draw should the Turkish .ultimatum TO Greece
!, he discussed. The Newspaper .Turquise, In yes-
terdsy's issus, says that IL the Turkish minis
ter withdsawg, war with Greece ia inevitable.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

EIGHT CHILDREN KILLED AND FIFTY WOUNDED
BY THE FALLING OF scHooLHoUsE.
ROCHESTER,, N Y, January 8.-Eight chill
dren ont of fifty, wounded by the falling Of
schooIhouse, are dead. The accident is ut
tributed by the coroner's jury to the neglect of
putting full stone caps on brick piers.
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MarrieS.

sYMMES-ALEXANDER.-O the 3lst ult., by
the Rev, j. L. KENNEDY. at Walhalla, 6. c.. WHIT
NER sYMMEs Esq. Editor Of the Keowce Courier,
to Miss NEiTIE, youngest daughter Of Mrs. L.
ALEXANDn8.
CLAWSO SON-ADICKES I'm Yorkville on the 31st
utimo. by Rev. 81. r. DICKSON Mr.. THOMAS w.
OLAWSON and Miss AMANDA A. ADICKEs, all of
that place.
HOLMES-ROPER.-In Edgeaeld on the oath
ultimo, at the residence of Mr.. F. a. ROPER by the
Miss MARGARET ROPER, all Of Edgefeld District.
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The agitation about the issue of the bonds
for the funded bills Of the Bank Of the State
continues, but your readers may rest assured
that the Governor will not issue the bonds In
fact it is reported that one OF the largest bill
holders has advised the Governor against such
action, in order to avoid questions Of constitu-
tionality which may spring up. He is willing
to leave the question to the courts.