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Departure OF tho indianapolis Tkgl-
tors-Thc Southern Normal Cti-
D,'N
hettlcfs' meettnE-beAeGAtea AR.
cnplt,.l Coarcnsion.
c.a,,o, na.,s,,, ~ Tna f,n,csoo Tribune
Aeclal Dehpa~n W Il" .nlcaeo iilpnue.
SPRINGFIELD August 2a
uur INDIANAPOLIS visitors tcft for home th!s
nnorn,nc. vel nlcased with their yccep,lon by on,
~. 49, 49, T,a,.. ,.-e-+a r,ra s,,, =,
spected. md OAK Mdgc visited b{ saca q: tae =!
party "a deflIttl 70 pay ho@aRe 70 INC memory o!
L:ncoD. Aesoln1ona commenohtol{ 81 & tnt ctt5 w
bultalf, thc pIopsleeoE ol tAt Leiahu nole ~
city lftss ann the cstlzenA eehelAllt !ol
e1oWn b5 mem. "sse unanimously eoon1en:
son @ o. 1nv tao thn ann;oys ~
the Governor. and nc Is a#a!tnG he Ireotl o. tae
Attorney Geuesn! ~ 70 the nt!e 81 ~ property
hs approFn! Of the acslon ot she Trustees There
Is not reasonable q aeuot bu: that tEe Atsotney
Iene!Als report ~ ne iaStiao,s ~ lae E:akioa i
no false steps
Ihe receipts mo lle sa1e t0na5 ass
G oesn; fIon ss T. 4aoeoaso eo0ols' s'''s9' i4Ae
The following counties report asses5ments' a
loitomy: .r.o.sr,or, ,- 1870 xoxc .-,
y; 1ra M ~ ~
on assessment O 1T. s'''"z'' 'nc9ease on efuAs
lzfA ya!aasson; sSsa to, 1seq - a.s e,o IN.
crease o. assessment q IL; fa2145 decrease
e. iot 81 III 1
on cquhllzed valac Of tse2, sl9.istl.
Tie following companies hare Gled articles Of
incorporation 10 the of1ce Of the Secretary OF
Etate to-tAg: The Atlane!c Gold Mlang Company.
capital stock, So t00 ami ttls Chicago and White
PING Silver Mining Company. capital s5oo,o9o,
both with general otrces u ChicasI
ua9 Mas participated u " aLont tHo tnousauu u
naEL F. q. Jones Eas 1Teoldent OF tne mseslh3.
England, utrKep Taylor, tbs lion- Preston breck-
wen CHOSEN, eyesyih passed on very pleasantly
csTs Of Aud Lang Ssne." A permanent or
Gallon" as erected By the election OF the Hon.
Preston DrrcE1nr,dSe President, Samuel Hay and
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FINANCIAL.
Seven percent /: !! t. Gold
FIRST MORTGAGE BoN!Ds
-: or " &;
SD97ule,, ,Urbana, Bloomington L
- -loekin Railroad Company,
OF ILLINOIS,
P,lnelps. ~ Interest Palab:o IN Geld, .at ths
Farmers, I. aa md Trust Company, IN
h.w Tn +; Coupons PaJahle
Jpn and October,
FREE OF co VERNMENT TAX

Length af .osd, f7k1s14 a1ea tsosa ra2r.e wess 4
Fekta ca u Iaa i tbs ID IT lid principal Esus'ac
Totai ssonn, < I'D Ella ,ooo le.s than s1aau pe
nis sesassd y arst EeTsA = On 'sa enaso psrpe1
.o.rtisI 1sef il @os,. .hze portion ot which III
ne srsa!at al btl=e nj r. enE9 1tas h.ys sstn
"a &c t.e5 foF :hs 'eH. which + bedsa
1sia ta2<d1I = po<uh!e ~, N, r7r. ,-o,~
v,ur 70 Isans! !sl:1 GkitrI oa q ~ G:.tss 4: I!
dian. 7Ensse vm b msa "a ,ore ~'sa - ~ -
ta5sG*a Il: &: + fss IL TT sns
It has also Western ecEaec.s5cI With 5h4 AfsaAor71
II n,saI h.ss t1 n.:ss i5S f1s . = hs ss j
bsnds. 1ad wiz est saIAtae,7n A1 ths Ittost COZ
tss eain; :sf as1.S @ .ss & - "a ~
e sSat FA.s.ax csSss5 =: 5sss ~; lsS II
tspd tce:ssse Ii wsai:h nd pSpaasia1; md tzoas5
numtscat f.1Ee E,1Astaftns snyfns and f.ses' ena
asass ts!oas H. " 81 e i rs
ths Epad !. e1nlof IL bet favrzttIsS1 IN 1oa E2
ssme IL. u tae yt.e Il r.iiway xe,9ty IL y =: :
II .sE Z : u = se 11 i.as s7 TIE
Ghteadp Alton. and Chicago, RaIhnkted E*isAY
Whsie aue 81 them - tnese t.7sr.Sy kxa.rd md s.
competition wita ritatz u ach s1ea:cf taea this ITaa
81 hass as5 u s ass e s' 4 as se r.
bonds t.nvezth1e tn: Toek II # t0 op<ieu =
o~.eT % i saI III ;.rat, L des.sd ~ 'A'
Ws ha1e peseaoaiy. thofoes.hly examined -. .oad
sayax = hetssf la1atnsat an b nasn IN aEJ ss's
At;ae p1r-cas ps4es they pay 10 7ez eect eurcnr7.
i11e twenty Hoods hesae the ot being txe
:soes s IS :os, 81 sssS11sa5a nis which s6e5 nay
= Pnee \ AUD accrued interest. s-e.h II currency.
Ssaas Sss aas M .s
v.!ue In 1es.anse. .tthou: ec=nzattion-
For pa-tte-3lAIs 3, apply 70
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=, -. . -
tne Eethc 81 The whtte community thst \ reEsru
eso1sa r elected ~ tts frspea, y hs e1peTxaoe q
liz nrsa.ie snE ~ psopes1am md e!me arr
tl1tsd eIiias. ii IL r1 ~ Aae 9s M
taists of the eurtry ihctf .t,ctton ~ W. rse1s.
Y dcrsd f1ur Investing hr tsrsus Ia cresinS saeh
dHaHnet
q. !, CAtA o1 the District Of Col1mbtf, odtted
Tue loAoH1h9a Which was adopted:
r.,+,,, L4boR hEAI11E1cs.
pTcsident r. r.nsc - r. W. ~ - ons ,jnus
dcdRned to fzther siat.{I1 dnTinx the taEnx q tas
eenius .! 1s. slokins IL cost Il prodoeian ~ Do.
pa'tMents of lutu1uy; tho cosi ef transport 2tioa
th9eos to market; Tbs dAsatGeasion Of th9 noo0 a4
and the p1eA Da!d Ly tho eonkzets II tho tolE3 o.
deposit .-
K1GHTH0CR Law.
Lit. Kirk OF KENNEDY, offered the to1oH1nE
ft4pIutior. H..
Bxsorrf That .hc prtdje-t Il eonIupetjcr Witt the
E1eett 70 C. laIttre h required n drtt eIAet And
syeehed plan Acc.Fdnx to fdch al tfadtsqnons q
hate lay att unlt+dlJ fof tr !fose q avAuus t!ea
Ea q ~ r!o!S1 ~. ~ hfrS .hsU r. In9Inr
--e"A,Ms-' ~ ~ r1,ft - rtd IL Wt{ch ME the
uuutshi.rpt foF IT. siohtIpn ebAlI ke stipulated.
thr fuU1 Ing fatrsrs oi The tan feIns pt1eed F1r.L
All ty1det-ttsnrr to erdcavof to Aboaish Ieeew9rk+
Iad 10 iEtsoeGee oa5- sefoaa. Iaa.t TEisd
noit Y o. s3 ~ r. r. .i,e ef r. ,rta.
,nst,. IL. IT mad lie grstess rsoxrers ri tafe liz
5css ~ ny.rts scttop sud sho5d Ge supported pnatc
I1aliy b tae Other State4- foara. Al II The
rr'l+r tine h4s arrived t.r,t ths - soPtd = the
r.ie ttEuo - M h. ~ - Iaaea OF ose
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A Dwelling House Split In Two bF
LIEhtninE-Thc Family SaocAcd
and lnjufcds

II
LIchtninE-Thc Family Shocked
and Injured.
LAsA11S, ILL.,. August s1.--At shout half-past
II O'Clock last night. small ore-stoFE house. "a
the upper part af this city, occupied By L. brtn-
die R:fe AlG tn1rc children. MES siEacS hJ light
ming. AT: Brod!c WIS s!tt:Hs IN saa.E; ~ ~
Etfc sat sleeping on the foot Of q bed, aud the
children we're also sleeping r. another t's' n.as
bJ. The cutt struck the chimney, passed AoHn
tho root 10 the door, md then 10 ihe ground, III
e1ally splitting the house tarauEh tho MLtue
from tor TO bottom, and shatlenng, at least 10
como extent, Al! It's contents Nj. Bttna!e
was knock ed out Q! his chair to the door, MtB-
Br1pu.e and the children were ell shocked 70 rn-
Consciousness, and q large dog ly1nS ness M.
BFtpd1e's feet was instantly Hliesi None OF the
family heard the report. When NrA urtndle TO
covered her scrscs hae found herself IA dalkneas.
with the houte full Of smoke Sue called for her
husband, and tcte1r1nG no aIsWEs. b-cADe 10
much terrified that She screamed The nciEh hooSs
hcar,l her, rushed to tho house, and found tae
condition OF things as described MI: ft1udle,
beside being 70 lnily shocked. hsd his hatE con-
6iderauiy scorched and remained unconscious n
hour and haif. The hair and sEin OF one Of Fac
children were considerably seorcieu- IL #2s q
rcfy nalTpw cscapc for nlL
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DETROIT.

Scandal About a 1uafiCc OF kno
peACG%
DETROIT, Augrst qL--Peter h Austin. r.
fIcted Justice o1 the Peace Of this city, hAs yam
tscd lu.ltr peculiar circumstances In oesooet.
toouhands Of doilAss' worth Of GoodA ps. AoHl'
wood Ess tr!et Tor tho burglary, but was as
charged lie Is now In the State Prison On 80.
otter charge. tus:1ec Auet1n, II ls alleged, has
been erim!na.l5 Intimate with one Amelia 1sa1ey.
promising 10 narry her. bu; refused, and she Re-
vealeS1 that Doty's FOODS were hroscht 10 her
bands fiF u, Hollywood and another na1, Nhe1
Austin opened the 1Eunk Aud dtstded the ptunder.
she restored 3sSo worth Of the Eoote, and II aI-
rested
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ST. LoC1s, Apgnst 71--A comparative statement
Of the mortality Of the cities Of Boston, C1oc1n-
matt, Chicago and St Louis, from January 70
Jn1J !, ls<o, bascd upon ef1aM tE1res, sao*s ttAt
evc!y ctchty.Etutn person died IN Boston escfy
hrp1rca aud cieyroth IN Chicago, nd every oac
hundred md tenth In St Louis,
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The Secretary OF Stntc on the state
SecurtfickS

NASHVILLE, August el--Lr. Fletcher. Sec1e.at1
of Sts:c. publishes letter today, IN response 70
nndhuttefn who wished to kno" EhetheE they
should nolt shctr new toad& lie tells shezu toat
their new bonds In law and equity arr ~ good -
thc old. and recommends them 10 Keep then
Uc SAYS tney cannot he rcrudIa;cd. because they
are colectatle by 1sw in The Fsle.Al Courts
either by direct s1it aeainst the SAFE or Or
ltn AGAINST the railroads for TIM peneht Of hond-
holders. Ia conclusion be saya: Repatriation
Is Impossible for tann5 reasons Fsrst ana ao9s s
proud nnd TOO honest; because there IS not me
SHADOW OF j1st.acaiton for II. and oecsuse oas =;
hoEds are col!ecfthle IN the courA u Is lMPoessd,
No ics1slat11c can OF dare adopt measure Mnisa q
would brand cve1J Tcnaesseao win ul,S1ass az
Wi,ich would make our childrcnt children blush
to own thetr nativity"
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Tue SITUATION n rAHAGClY.
Llsn.rE, August II.
The rail steamer from Pho Janc!rp has arrived
,,r:pc:ng dates 10 the osta Of J.iy. PtcsiIcut
Lopez Eas at Ascurra. lie had plenty OF pEos!-
s.ons, but WIS khtr: ct a!nl-. Ammunition ani
Other war material. The n1!tcj ar1ay had cap
tured VILE Rlra, and were preparing 10 t:ot1u
Ascu7n Darcco WIS ltArly 10 become President
AT Aecuns.Du.
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INDIANAPOLIS, Aug1a: sl.-The stoekhoidefs q
the Indianapolis, Charlottesville i DanrIlc HALL
roaa aud the Danyt1lc, Clbana pekin Road. q
Illnels, ratified the basis Of consultation hs5ceo
upon py the respective Directors OF the Sth q sep
tenaber. The stockholders Of bo:h rna4ls WILL hees
II Crtana 10 elect Hosrd Of Dtrectofs lot tae
consolidated tre. TIE EaoaGers intend 70 hato
The ,ine f7oru Indianapolis to pektn In fuu opcEs-
rih1 hy t1eY1 snrtrc
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KANSAS,
Bnuk Fniluxc Mt Junction CITY

q
IE4vESwoXTu, August aL-1Ia1e i Co. haakeEs
sse, CO.. to 81, ,oG, assets reported {r.uing. The
heaviest loss Is s7llsn, deposited for tie use o.,
AMI accepted hr, Thotp L Co, contractors Of the
Southern Branch OF the tactic Road. Ta!s Is the
bank which, about year ago. had stolen from
their yau!t special dciNslt Of s1o,on no trace Of
which could ever be !ouati.
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SPAIN

MADRID. August Fl.
Notwithstanding the Gtor1es nf Invasion au1 tn-
eanecuon, II Ii now believed Tie Ca-ust move
ncpt ts ended.
DEATH OF ADMIRAL SCSE.-
M4pE1p, August e1
GdH1i,M NuncZ Is dead.
PETITION PuR CLrNESGF.
TIC yolHnlcers have pc.lt!oDcd :hc government
to spsre tic life OF roIn, who WIS recently cap
tJlrrd at tle heal Of u Cssl!sr hEad.
OTHER AEi.E,Ts OF cAEl1sTs,
The I'1efec, OF peEpignan vas arrested ut TITS
tan, With ten oLltl culs:s, ~ao We1c aso1t TO
cxpss the frontier.
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WASHINGTON, August 4!.-Two co!ore't t1eI,
call!ng themselves Charles Brown and Jacob Aer-
It1,an, who recently committed Al OUTRAGE upon
1cupg lady on TIE Tine Of the Orange, AlcIandsss
/ Manassas Railroad, were taken ont Of jail s1
Front Kotn!, Va, forcta!y, on TeurHiay morning,
and 1yncnei By raltJ Of disguised Een-
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situation In tho Pcnnsylvuutn Coal
NcEfou.

MATCH CnrSK, Pa, August 91.-tt Is reported
that ali the cou.crs care struck IN the Hazelton
region, excerpt those at Asab1gsoa aod Bncf
Mountain Also d! the Bearer NeacoF tesion:
except ihofe Of the HonroJ Brook Company and
the Auderned Spring Aounta!n COMPANY, At
GAINESVILLE, aud ". r. Carter / Co.. q. geaTes
Meadow, and At the cor.erJ Of the Cfpel. .holsa
Company, IN the upper Leaigh rcG7ou.
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mnrrfag &c OF Con, m odorc Vanderbilt.
RocuH7u, AuSust Commodore Vanderbilt
WIS tnal11td this morning. At Londor, Caa1da 10
MIss FYank Crawford. daughter Of Robert L.
Crawford, of Mobile, Aata2as-
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FALL RIVER, Mass, August 2l.-Ai 4 meeting
II manufacturer las. hight II Was determined 10
nm all factories but three days IN the week tor
the prezent This will put oTel b1, ,G13 Bplnd1ea
m h1n ftEG-
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For the Industrial Fair, "
NATIONAL BANKS,
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.

OFFICE or z1tE Coxr7no11n or znE}
GEnRKNcI,
Washington. July / tae4
Whereas. br sAssfactorJ e+tdtnee presented to The
understsuedt 1t has been madt to arrear that The
National Bank of Conntfce of Chtcaso" IN tho tty at
Chicago In the County cf Cook btA;e ot lHaeta hhs
been dEly crfA1i1ed nndcs the Act Of Copxrc<A e1t
Ted An Act to Provide National Currency, aecaftd
By pledge Of United States bcndA and to provide fe.
the errulafou zai redemption taeze" approved June
ltst and h,s ocapled with Ill Tic Prov!dona Of sad
Act 1ocuted to be onmpltod with before commencing
.he bt.tincus ct banking uadc1 saf& Act;
Nov. therefore, l. john J. Knox, Acting Co:nrtrol1sE
Of the CusTrneS, Go hereby certify that The Hai,on1
Bank Of Commerce VI Chicago In th CITY Ct Chic.s.
In sha County Of Cook and 6tAtecf Iuuols. l. author
lied to cnrmtnce the busInes4 oI banking unLer tho
Aet 1osca2ld-
In teet!ncny whereof wttEetf my haad
fEGAL1 hand and senl Of pEsea, tAls Ut Dig of
July. lso.
6tened, JOHN JAY KNOX,
No I9a Acting Oonptrol.c. ri the Eu.1e2eF.
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FTNnCEs
ADVICE TO TIE SFASIsH GOVERNMENT RELATIVE 10
ECEA.
rAE1s, !auEust 2.
La France Of to-day says Cubs ~ toat to spain,
end the wl.est thing Spain ran do is 10 take nd
yAntasr OF the present situation.
uEL4TE A4kS11AL MEL \ SUCCESSOR
PAKis, August q.
It Ii now toeraaly certain that General Edward
Lehoug will be appointed Minister Of War.
NEW 6ESArCs IoSsrLTrX IN PREPARATION.
PARIS, August q.
The EFtkS< SAWS @ new etLHtux e. s1stun1n is IN
preparation, granting Hutuauny aid greater Lib
Ct.les 10 The colonies.
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President GEnnt ut Newport. H. T.
PRos1nxkCT, August 9l.-Pres,deni Grant was
received BY the Newport municipal authorities, at
tic S:1tc House. To-day. TnA AFTERNOON. bal-
Isn't reception VEL held In Lila toaar n tae ylll1
or ex-senator Morgan.
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1855 Waba.t-nI.. Chlrn9u.
Tbe twenty th1d seh91.sc yesl nmasnnes "a M ~ =
cpufse pt GtslIy, ltctuEs t. batapy eeznsf5, PEI
pty EatarAl science. Ia14okJ Aod ttAralu[y ~lil %
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-10-30
~ RIETIES.

-TranpmaniZntion Is the word by which
Parisians designate the act OF numbering q
whole family.
--"rhc Cat of Paraguay" is the title now
given to Lopez, IL bei,:: pretty clear that he
possesses II plurality Of lives.
A colorcd justice Of the peace in Jefferson
County, Florida, named Pembroke, grants d.
vorces tor the very reasonable sum OF five dol
lars.
"A cautious itcmizcr tells iis what IL the
matter with noted lady in the following
terms: "The Princess of Mettcrnich is to re-.
tire from society for q little while, and is buy
ing lots Of cdgings, insertions, muslins, and so
on, which shc is making up into little gar
ments too large fora doll and too small for her
SELF"
"a little more animation, my dear" whis-
pered Mrs. A. to the gentle Susan, who was
walking langnldly through quadrllle. "Do
leave me to manage my own business, man.
ma" replied the prudent nymph. ~ shall
not dance my ringlets out OF curl for n married
man." "Of course not, my love, but l was
not aware who your partner was"
The Gaulois tells a little anecdote about
Lafayette. At Lamarquc's funeral the crowd
took out the Generals horses as lie was return
ing home, and drew him to his hotel. .sYou
must have been very much pleased" replied q
q friend some time afterward. "very much
pleased, indeed," replied lafayette; shut
never saw anything moro of my horscs.n
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-10-30
THINGS m FLoKEHrE.
Firc-Rclisious Rev v n l-Bubincss-
Preparations for Fnrmin...
lrnoM oun OWN connEsroNB,a IL

lrNO'i Ooh OMN
FLORENCE, S. c., October %.
For the first time in many mont AZ our town
has again been the scene Of confia.sr. zion. AT
the lower end OF Front street ther, - II. mum
ber oflittlc rough houses, most ost iem occ,l-
pied as stores by colOrcd merchants. Last
night n fire was discovered amongst them,
nnd before anything could he don, to arrest
the llamcsItwo or three of these active little
business establishments were dcsy ,ycd. But
for the arrival and efficient st.pice OF the
"Florencc," Our fire engine, the vltulc of that
part of our town would have bcca ,:cduced to
ashes. The muin sufferers, lcay,, ure Wcs
Williams and John Edwards, folh colnrcd
merchants. So fur rs known the ere was nc
cidcntal. No insurance.
At the Baptist Church, conductetlJ by the Rev.
J. o. B. Dargan, assisted by Rev. tIr. Menden-
haul, Of Ncwbcrry, there has been In progress
for several days series ofinlercst,ny meetings,
attended with hopeful and encouraging re-
suits. These gcntlemcn have exhibited great
earnestness and ability, and, by their elo-
qucnce, have attracted numbers Of our people
Under depressed cotton market business
Is not quite so active rs IL has bern. Our peo-
pie are preparing for another ycsr, by making
arrangements for corn, bacon, Sc. Positive,
energetic industry will soon relieve all our
emburrassments. ipRE :sLEY.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-10-30
TIE GREAT BosTox 1o1rbnY.
A Neat swindle-Tho Man who Drew
tho Coliseum Pays only Sixteen Cents
for his Ticket

Boston dispatch of Monday, to The New
York Tribune, says:
The man who drew the Coliseum nas OBJ
tained q sudden notOrlcty which will probably
be as brief as II is intense, though IL nav in
crease his trade by advertising his wares. All
through Saturday afternoon and Sunday the
people were In a feverish etatc of anxiety to
know the name Of the fortunate man; and now
that 1t has been asCertalned that his name is j.
l.. Magulre, and tint he Is n Humber dealer, -
tho matter has suspicious look. An invcstI-
CATION showed, and 1t Ia publicly announced,
That he, with Others, entered into an arrange
ment with the Coliseum Association to plir-
chase, on Saturday morning, nll Of tile tickets
which had not been sold ut that time. It Is
said that he paid siTteen cents apiece for tho
tickets, purchasing for that sum about five
thousand, while thousands OF people had paid
one dollar apiece for all that had been sold pre-
vious to that time. 1t Is said that ''othcr par
ties" who were In partnership with Mr.. Ma
gilrc will have their slinro of Tho $4,000 for
which tho lumber VIII sell, if taken by the
builders; but as Mr.. A. is u lumber dealer, he
Will probably dispose Of thu component parts
or the structure to much better advantage In
Ills own lumber yard. Much sindgnatI0n is
expressed among tho disappointed ticket
hoiucrs who aru cOnversant with tho facts,
ana management which would sell one ticket
Tor one dollar and another for sixteen cent. IL
denounced In nnmeasnred terms.
As lt was drawn by q lumber dealer, or by n
ling III which q lumber dealer is the central
figure, tho public mind is unanimous In con-
siderlBS the whole lottery o "put up job" Not
many people Will go for the lesser prizes, which
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-10-30
FASHIONS FOR GENTL EsfEN.
Latest Winter stylos.
The New York Mail says:

inc New YORK Nail says:
Velvet has become very. fashionable for trim
ming almost every style Of coat. Especially on
orcrc0rts, whether Chesterfield or frocS silIgle or
double-Drcnstcd, ttc latter style having the prc-
lerencc.l we find II very much used. Velvet col.
lars, lapel facngs, frequently tho whole OF the
lappcl, the cults nru c,iglng OF velvet TO match In
color the shade OF the cloth, In the style. For
those, however, who prefer more durable edge
round SILK cord IL much used, and gives an
equally handsome finish. Trcble.mIlied box
color, are very fashionable this season for over
coats. though Elysnn beavers OF q soft make in
plain colors and mixtures, are much Worn and
nmke q very han,h0lnc ovcrcOat.
being the Princes favOrtc garment IL gradually
taking tho place OF the "lrincc OF Wales'i coat
Tor halflress, the theatre, Informal calls nntl all
other occasion when Il dress co4t y unnecessary
q limo castor beaver, black, Or blue, or olive In
uark shades, velvet collar to match, tho lappels
poihting very much upward. AID bound witI q
ricll, heavy braid: flno white mOlcskln or heavy
with this coat, and lavender whipcord or Ribbed
doeskin trousers. Among those, however who
affect the English style, Bcalskln vest viii bc an
Indispensable luxury this winter. For business
suits, checked patterns stl pred0mnate, and
made mp In the Beaufort coat nro very stylish.
The most important change IN dress coats Ia
that they are made with velvet collars tho lappels
rolling low TO the whist seam, and not sik- faced.
rs formerly. Embroidered vests with jewellcd
buttons lnd considerable favor among our best
dressed gentlemen, and Will doubtless he much
Patronized before the end OF tho SEASON.
IN London several OF the lending lailors are In.
llned Win white SILK, the trousers heiig OF vel
veteen, 80 that In the course ftimc We uny hone
ior something richer, moro elegant, and more
o,,r iTIas VIII ,ne magniiceht display which
characterized gentlemcn's evening Lress for tho
last quarter Of q century.
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EUROPE.
The Imperial Tourist.

The Imperial Tourist.
CoNsTAETIH0PLR October 20.
To-day the shipping In the Golden Horn was de.
sorated and the city was illuminated There was
much enthusiasm when the Grand Turk received
the Kaiser Franz Joseph.
More Troops for Cuba.
MADRID, October 90.
T. Seven battalions OF volunteers will soon sail for
Cuba. Enlistments continue.
Tho discussions in the Cabinet and among the
people In regard to the monarchy arc unabated.
The discussions among the opposition make
probable the election OF Duke GuIon.
LONDON, October 20.
. A bottle hos been found containing memoranda
'of the foundcring OF the cmigrant vessel Wescr
on July l, with three hundred and fortJ-slx per
aons on board.
The weather is unusually cold. Advices OF frost.
Ice and snow come from oil parts Of the king
dom.
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TpRoM THE ASSOCIATED rREss.l

WASHINGTON, Octobcr 20.
1t is stated that upon the assembling Of Con-
greas an attempt will be made TO modify the
power OF the Supreme Court to the extent of sub
jecting all decisions affecting reconstruction, to
the revision Of special Joint Judiciary Commit
tee Of Congress.
The policy OF the government in the Ycrger case
seems to be to postpone tho Issue.
The Committee on Foreign Relations meets
next week. 1t is hoped that they will push the
interest OF the Cubans.
Secretary Boutwell, has issued an order direct
ing revenue officers to enforce the law regarding
safety wives on vessels carrying passengers.
The information is had from trustworthy quar-
ters that General Clark aud other Texans, and
some Mssssippians, have applied to the President
to have the elections In those States indefinitely
postponed. They insist that this Is made neces-
sary by the decision In tho Ycrgcr case, and the
sertainty that Hamilton and Dent, the anti-Radl-
cal candidates for Governor will be successful.
1t Ii not probable that the request will be COM
piled with.
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THE NEGRO HILITIA.

RhLEIGII, October 20.
The negro militia excitement Is unabatcd
Nothing definite can be asccrtained Us 20 Gov
ornor Holdcns Intentions. II is stated that a
body OF three hundred armed negroes left this
city secretly last night Oh their way to Chapel
hin, orange County, TO which place arms for
them had been previously sent. train was sent
to Go!dsboro' yesterday TO bring large number
OF negroes from the eastern part OF the State
Up to this time the train has not arrived here.
The Governors Official organ says This morn
ing that "no troops have been sent or yctn Facts
which have leaked out show that serious move
ment or some kind is taking place.