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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-12-11

@- NOTICE.-ALL PERSONS HAv-
ING claims against the Estate Of DR.. J. L. NOW
ELL, late OF St. James Santee, will present them
to the undersigned properly attested, within the
time prescribed by law. All indebted to said Es
tate will please make payment at nee.
e. W. NOVEL;, pxsorto-s
dec7 limo l.. C NOVEL;, Executors
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w A R N I N G
A SPLENDID PUMP FOR SALE.

Having purchased the exclusive right for the
States Of North and South Carolina for the manu-
facture and sale OF A. BALDING'S PATENT GLASS
SUBMERGED DOUBLE-ACTTNG FORCE PUMP.
hereby forewarn, under the penalty OF the law,
any person from infringing upon my rights In the
same would be pleased to confer with parties
wanting them. The price will range from $40 to
$50, according to the depth OF the well, for No.
yard wells, throwing 80 gallons OF water per
60 gallons, price given on application. This pump
has no friction, and the packing will last for
fifteen years in a good well. Directions will ac-
company the pump for putting 1t up which can
bc done in 30 minutes. / will receive orders at
Tarboro, Scotland Neck, and Farmvle, N. z. All
orders addressed to me at either OF the places
named will receive prompt attention.
nOv27 s6mOsD&C j. l.. KITCHEN.
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Earomare, GntIerp, &r.


~ u 7 L L r Y, &C., &c.
The subscriber has just received from Messrs.
Joseph Rodgers & Sons, Frederick Ward & Co.,
and other Sheffield houses, very fine assort-
ment OF
BALANCE IVORY TABLE CUTLERY.
Nickel Silver Forks and Spoons
Wooden Bread and Cheese Platters.
Wooden Butter Dishes.
Ladies' Scissors, with and without cases.
Joseph Rodgers & Sons Needles
Old English RaZors and Strops.
very finc assortment OF POCKET CUTLERY
G. GRAVELEY.
No. 80 East Bay south of the Old Postoiiice.
decll sw6
HARDWARE AND HOLLOWWARE,
Ill OF DIRECT IMPORTATION,
NOW LANDING PER STEAMER MARMORA.
Elwell's HOES. Brades' Crown Planters, Steel
Hoes, and other makers.
Shutter Bolts, Smiths Vices, Corn Mills.
Fry Pans, Brass and Iron Tenders.
Carronware, consisting OF Ovens and extra
Covers, from to "A inch. Pots, quart to 60 gal
Ions. Spiders, to IL inch, all In fine order.
Rodgers Ivory Handle Knives; Scissors.
And on hand o fine assortment OF Builders Hard
ware, Plantation Tools, and Agricultural Imple-
ments.
Also. Agents for the DODGE'S PERFECT
PLOUGHS, and Ellerbe's Transplanters.
For sale at low prices by
Sign Of the Golden Gun,
deco thstuths5 No. 80 King street.
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5flisrellancons.
IMPROVED ARTIFICIAL DENTURES,
Il REYNOLDS PATENT.

This important Improvement is now placed
within the reach OF the citizens OF Charleston
At the Operating Rooms OF DR.. CHUPEIN, No. 216
King street, specimens illustrative OF the nature
and advantages OF this improvement are deposit
ed for inspection, and where, for very limited
time, DR.. REYNOLDS may be consulted.
decll sUIb*
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5pefial Notlres.
mGLASS GLOBES.-SOM

@GLASS GLOBES. S.-SOME MONTHS
ago ten, or twelve Cut Glass Gas Globes were
left with P. L. GUILLEMIN, Gas Filter, Church
street, TO be sold. The owner will please claim
the Globes at once or they will be sold TO defray
expenses. deoll.
zsrNOTICE.-ALI. PERSONS HAVING
claims against the Estate OF the late WILLIAM
PMCKNBY sHINGLBR, deceased, VIII present
the same properly at;ested TO Messrs. EUlsr Il
Bulsr Solicitors, Broad street; and those indebt-
cd to the said Estate will make payment to liUT-
SON LEE, No. Broad street. Charleston, S. c.
"; MtTsoS I; yEsElSs' sEEs Qualified Executors.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-12-11

= SEouss1AsT1oAL GoUNon--We are informed
that an Ecclesiastical Council, appointed By the
Charleston Baptist Association, held conference
on the sth and eth instants, with delegates from
the Wassamasaw St James. Mt ollves and st.
Stephens Churches, in the neighborhood OF St.
stephens Station on the Northeastern Railroad.
to consider the case Of the Rev. }. G. c. Brandon,
against whom grayecharges have been preferred
Tho Council was organized by The appointment
OF the Rev. DR.. winkler, as moderator, and Rev.
T. W. Mellichamp ana Thomas W. Easteriing,
Esq, IS CLERKS. After session OF two days, dur
ing which the charges against Mr.. Brandon were
thoroughly investigated, the Council and Confer
ence unanimously withdrew their fellowship from
Mr. Brandon as a minister Of the Gospel, and
urged the churches at large not to recognize him
In that relation. Mr.. Brandon Is, We believe, at
present, member and the pastoral supply OF the
Point Comfort nurch-
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SRKEDs OF STATE NEws.-The murderers
only obtained about ifty dollars by the robbery
of the depot in Newberry, on Tuesday night. The
safe was uniniured. The hogs terribly mutilated
the body OF Mr.. Dunwoody.
John Hardin, confined for Illicit ssilling, escap-
ed fromA the Jail in Yorkvllle on last Thursday
night. He cut through the hoor and swung him
self down from window on the second noor, by
means or blanket Sheriff Glenn offers re-
ward for the recapture or Hardin.
The frst drove OF hegs OF the season has passed
through York. The price asked was thirteen
cents gross Droves passing through Greenville
were for sale at twelve and . half.
= A survivors, association Was organized In York.
vile on Monday last.
Z me Ladies' Memorial Association OF Sumter
District was permanently organized on the Sd.
Ms. A moses was elected president.
, The County OF Greenviue has agreed to sub
scribe $500, 900 80 the Air Line Road
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TIME CELEBRATED WATT PLOUGH.
OVER EIGHT THOUSAND SOLD.
PATENTED BY
GEORGE WATT, RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.
The best Fa!low, Subsoil, Ditcllng and Cultiva-
ting PLOUGH. Superior to all others by actual
test, being adapted to every soil, and doing the
hoe and plough work without choking
For sale at manufactory prices, freight added,
by ]. E. ADGER & CO., Agents,
No. 81 East Bay, Charleston, S. c.
Also on hand, large assortment OF other
Ploughs, Corn Shelters, Hay Caters, and Agrcul-
tural Implcments of oil kinds. oct30 stuth
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~o-PEOPLE'S BANK or SOUTH
CAROLINA.-C CHARLESTON, NOVEMBER 30.
Is6G-Thts Bank having resumed ousiuess, Is low
prepared to redeem ia outstanding bills.
BY order. LAS. ). QIBBES,
deo2 Prealloak
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CATALOGUE SALE OF USEFUL AND
" ORNAMENTAL ARTICLES FROM MA
SONIC FAIR.
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srocK sALxs-In Chester on Monday were
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-12-11

nS~ WORDS OF CHEER ON THE
Errors OF Youth And the Foles Of Age, in rela-
..ou TO Marriage and Social Evils, with helping
hand for the eFring and unfortunate. Sent in
seaied letter envelopes, free Of charge. Address
HOWARD ASSOCIATION. Box p, Phlladesphia
Pa oep0 auos
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1869-05-29
Rich,d w. Turner.

A TTORNEY AT LAW, Bellevue, La
IN Will practice in the Parishes of Bos-
sier, Caddo and DeSOto. All business en-
trusted to him will receive prompt and ener-
getic attention. v7n40
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NJ. MUTT. LEoNAI
Mutt s. Leonard.

A TTORNEYS AT LAW, Milan Street,
n Shreveport, La Will practice in the
Courts of Caddo, Bossier, Claiborne and
Bienville. y7n40
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R. r. Fort.

A TTORNEY AT LAW, Bellevue, Bossier
IA parish, La. v6nl6
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up,is A. B, LEVIsEE, h
Judge 10th Judicial Dis't- La
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4 ~ 1t has been estimateAg that
the actual money lost to England
by the cattle plague has been
E3,573, 900. OF the cattle attack
ed by the plague 21Q, 600 are dead
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RsaEto Drinking Saloon.
SAalge E9r5aE5asg SGsoom

TTshe undersigned informs his friends that
1 he viii furnish them with the best of
Liquors at the above name Soloon, which
he has just opened for the accommodation
Of the pnblie. .s,s.-
Also kept constantly on hand an assort
ment of Nick.naeks, Family Groceries, &e.
Eg Terms-Cash
JOHNH. LOTION, Proprietor.
Bellevue, La. .f.s.. Y7n40@F
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Fashionable Drinking Saloon
BeIlepue. La,

@ s BetleUNe, La.
the pr Iprietor respectfully announces to
Il his friends and patrons, his Saloon, as
heretofore, will be kept constantly supplied
with the very best brands of choice Liquors,
&c In fact, everything usually found in a
first class drinking Saloon. ,gr
My terms are positively cash.
ySna0 JOHN G. HEAD.
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s The 4 alifaTnia Farmer says
that there are fifty thousands tons
of wheat ii the warehouses at San
Francisco, or about oile-quarter of
the years surplus. iI
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f Senator Carpenter and Gen
Comstock, formerly of Grants
staff, have been appointed Pacific
Railroad Commissioners. .s
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-09-02
TELEGRAPHIO NEWS.
WASHINGTON News.

WASHINGTON, September l.--hcssrs.
senter and Stokes, Of Tennessee, are both
here.
The President leaves tonight for Sara
toga. nnd after two weeks will return to
remain here.
Judge Dent has gone TO Mississippi.
The debt statement for August shows y
decrease OF s5,5O0,OOo. During the month
sll 900. 900 -as paid out for pensions, which
is Included in the statement.
Acknowledgement Hoar is expected to
return early next week.
The Spanish Minister, Senior Roberts, &C.
comranied b. Secretary Fish, visited Presi-
dent Grant with credentials from Serrano
No speeches we're made.
Governor Walker, Of Virginia: Visited the
President to-day and started for Richmond
tonight.
William NJ. Moore he's boon appointed
collector % customs ut St. Marks, Florida,
end Isaac Jenkinson consul ut Glasgow.
The coin in the Treasury is 500, 900, 600,
currency ST., 100000, sinking fund Sl4,-
100000, coin Understanding bonds, S23,-
600, 900. There was drawn from the Trea-
surv during the month nearly S3l 100000.
Among the Presidents visitors to-day
were Ruiz, orc Of tho Cuban representa-
tiTcs, who remained al hour !; and Mr..
Barziza, attorney for certain persons being
tried By military commission in Texas,
received verbal assurance that the ar
rancemcnt in the Ycrger case would be adj
hered to in the matter of hajc1s corpus in
all similar cases.
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noniestic Narkets-rBY TELEGRAPH.

NEW YORK, September I.-Eoon.-Stocks unset
tied but strnnx. Money easy Ut 5sS7 per cent.
Stcrng-Ion@. l09!; short, TO- Gold, 1881, s-90's
-, 10. Tennessee -, eH-coupons. 81; ne,f tat.
virginia Us. cx-coupons. S. Lew, So. North Ca
ro!lna s's old, SO new, ~.
shade nrmcr Pork dull ut 913. ard dull steam,
I0Gl9!. Cotton quIc. ut sc. TurpcEtine, I;c.
R0sln t-in good common. s2.2s.
EreninC.-Cotton trm sales. 900 bales It &c.
Flour l!rlner supcrNrc, S5.SIss.25; extra ss.2J
gfsi choice, s5.SJGt'.!s; fancy s3s5g3s7.i5.
Thc4t-Wnter red, Old. 5l.36; new, el.isG 81 6!s.
Corn unchanged. Beef stcady. Pork lower =,
s..5os,.
Governments hrIn; e-2o's, 'oi, l:;s. Southern
securities dull Money easy AZ III! per cent S.er-
ling st.ader st lga. u 1924. Gold dull, closing ~
lax. stocks irregular and excited.
BALTIMORE. September I.-Cotton, :ttc. Flour
active and frrncr EowarG-Strect rupcrfne S5L
sos. Wheat firm. y bite corn. el.l6; yellow,
$40. oats, 57L59c. Pork, s24.6o. Bacon firm.
L.rG quiet Whiskcy steady nj gill;
Virginia IS go, 90 i's1's, SO; coupons, old, ts:.
North Carolina c's, ~ bid.
CIyCISxArI, September l.-Whiskey frn al
active; shoulders, l:c. Lard nominal.
LOUISVILLE, September l.-Prov!sions cecl.
ming; pork. s34Gf.Ls5. Bacon-Shoulders lec.;
clear sides, l9ic- Lard Stc. whisky, Sl.lE.
at. LOUIS, september I'-Whi.ley heavy al
sI.Ij. Provisions quiet; pork, ga. Hacoa-shoul.
6er., l5sTIJic.: clear sides. l9Closc.; hanc-pla IL
canIa,sed, he; .rsar-curcd &c.
NEW ORLEANS. september l.-cottoa qnist
uiGdliug. a.r. Sugar inactive: common, I,ac.
prime. l.G.!c. Aola:ses - Rcboi.et. onSlgJe
t,oId las..
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WAEM SPRINGS OF VIRGINIA.

THIS CELEBRATED WATEpING-PLACE,
now open Tor the reception and accommodation or
visitors IS situated In Bath county w., one hun,
bred aud seventy miles west II Richmond, and
near the Chcsapc Ike and Ohio railroad. and
reached from The North ria the Orange and Alex
audri2 railroad connecting 1T Gordonsville- .
The Warm Springs ere fifteen miles from the
railroad, cornceingat N!Ilh9ro' depot with line
Of coaches, passing BY the Hot SPrlnss and the
Thee waters have hcca long and Justly famed
for their curative qUalitie, IN various diseases rs
are gently ap"ri"Et, dlurciic, and diolh9reic,
anl applicable - the treatment OF the following
diseased condit!ons--viz.
chronic Rheumatism md Gout. and tlscas re-
sultiug from their latcnt existence; Affections or
the spinal Marrow and it, consequences Paralysis
from UGinorrhoiIs or Uterine arrangements, or
Jct4s;a,is Of Gont and EIc'm@tism Anfction OF
Morbid Conditions ofthe Bones the whole class or
the CutnnrouS Diseases Scorbutlc and Scrofnlous
Affections; n,ysper,i.9;: T9rpld and otherwise De-
The improvements consist OF large and commo-
dous Hotel, large number Of handsome and con-
and Ballroom bllIiard-roon Bowl.ng-alley, Bath
TTHE ''GAT!is. which are Of the temperature Of
% t. - degrees Fahrenheit, are four 10 number.
J large octa"na.I BATH, for gentlemen. u fec.
The LADIES BATH OF equal depth
TWO spirit Baths and rrivac Bath fnr inyn-
li!.. All 81 which connect with cu!d Plunging
Baths, supplied with spring water of temperature
The l0calit, of these Spring. Is remarkable for
heal hines the surrounding country OF romantic
beauty, and the atmosphere sGiabroas anal hTiSC-
rating -
The table accommodations win be Of the best
character and every effort made 10 contribute 10
III. comfort and convenience Of visitors.
Persons intending 10 visit The Warm Springs
from Richuinud and the South are directed to the
sIi,ul!er schedule OF the passenger trains Oh the
Chesapeake and Ohio railroad.
WARM SPRINGS COMPANY.
W. II. MCDOSALD, Agent.
JhHEs A. FRAZIER.
join ". WARWICK,
JO.ErH Lyon. Jy I'm
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THE FRsEpIEs-THE NEW PARTY.
TIE ENNhDNEA HE NEW FAKIl. ;
Reporter: How have the negroes behaved
'lnce you have been In command here7

p.... TT =, :,
s;nne 49, ~, n1" nA,a .ne hosr9cs oeaa'co
Co.,. 49, 80 $500 Dn . ~ oo n''o
Pnnortnu NJ. -,
VIII. ~, ~, "a 'nu' NC
80. parry 10 Ahu WIZ, DC tne real hc-
$1,000 VII Ia 'Pp0S'''on 10 oo'h Detno-
To CIV A,t,''I"''
u.",Inl r1noJ 10 am under the
an,p'ses'o a wa ,ne conservative hcpuo!i-
oah- Ar', me h'alea'S may unite on prlncl-
pIoS snu u.se%fcc on men, but they will
''I,.,""''J "n1'c vi "o'u'
~ Il,', .'1 ~ tnc Feop'e eho0 olsnosl-
49, &c y. 20 eo'ain9' ana oss're 10 ave
'NS Cnn 9'a'e r es1,n IN ,he Cn'oH ~ !
desire to Govern Thorn s,],cs ond o, rn r., -
the law.
Reporter: 10 tlc military interfere with
the administration q. it, ice by tAa civil
oi8cersl
General CANDY: 70. 7 a.no;nt all the
civil officers in lie STA ana lis laws are
administered iu,t Ito a,lac az they would
DC if TIC military gorc:.!4ca. did not exist.
TIE rEsr-oAT. DECISION.
Ronortcr. Do von Irow how soo, I'm
Atornrr-Gcnay0, vii, Il;yer h;y I doc;s ;no
-. to- tLS .c,t.oatL ' '''''--
Cn,,n~,I CarI,,. ,..,,, to,,+lot 1ho,.o
,.or,;,.n1 ~ >.',,a
Eero~t"r. A. a@oI' -, ' 10 Sgn~oso
Won In onnn,,,rn ,,o -. ~ ~" n lcc1
lion
General Conbv. IT., vi, no cont;nrent
unoo the Instructions I F:,aIl receive from
tho Go,crnmcnt The law docs M, snociry
:Ac time when such PROCLAMATION ehull be
issued Il is entirely d;scrctionarv
Hcpor.cr: If Conrrcsn sLcrl1 he con-
ycuci in c1traor';qsry Fces:on,I supro~c
tnc Whole case yo,.l' % s..fcr-oI to i for
atioo
General Ca,,,.v: r,-~ae.~- -.
Try, ,,..,r, r.-no....,....... -. oo,.l.,-c,
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RAILROAD ACCIDENT IN TESNFsssE.-
Memphis, August 3l.-The freight train
from Louisville for this place, through the
negligence OF workmen on the road, ran oil
the track near Brownsville this morning,
smashing several cars and fatally injurins
the engineer and fireman.
The passenger train from Chattanooga icr
this place ran through a bridge near Court
land, Ala, yesterday morning, demol;shinS
the engine, baggage and smoking cars. No
one Vas IL the smoking car al the tiuc.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-09-02

TIE UNITED STATES EXPRESS C0XrLEy
RoBBED BY AN AGENT.-St. Louis, Augrc;
30.--Jacob 4. Bear, United States E=We5,
agent and telegraph operator at Browns
vile, Nebraska, aheconded on the night o.
the 37th with $4,000 belonging 10 the Ex-
press Company. Bear is the game man who
reported that he Hes shot and robbed of
considerable sum OF express money al
Brownsville laBt winter. The Express Com
pany offer 81 900 for the thief end $1,000
for the money.
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Politics In tl,e New Orleans Cuatonl-
Es9uga.

New ORLEANS, September The Pica-
yinc publishes forty-Gye names of persons
who George Grindley swcars are Demo-
Gratis employed by Collector Casey in the
custom-housc. The decolitGted treasury
agent (-clcnck) has gone to Washington
with the document; and in the mean time
Collector Casey hasgivcn Mr.. George Grind
ley a permanent leave Of absence, that
being sufficient time 20 await the result OF
Schenck's exposition.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-09-02

EC!LDIEGs DESTROYED BIZ LICETEINa.-
BinJiem!oa, \. l.. August 3).-During a
thunderstorm Saturday evening lightning
struck house mile o. two east OF this
city, setting it and IN adjoining barn OIL
iiIc, s.El totally destroying both buildings
and contents. 70 person was injured. The
lightning also struck the house q czAayor
BvHnc;t, severely shocking two ladies, one
Of whom was rendered Inaccessible. No
damage was done to the building. 4 mill
in this city wcs also struck and slightly in
inrel
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E5Sa:ructtvS sonnaarn13on at Cape
Hay--.A;sGiGioaai Particulars.

BSa:ructiva s'3nnaarn13on at Cape
Gay---Altiitioaai Particulars.
CApE MAY, August 81 Tile fire com
menced III the Japanese store, occupied by
celebrated pearldiyer, and spread to The
po0t-oiicc, aud thescc to the United State
Hotel. Al the buildings on Washington
street TO Ocean were soon destroyed. The
fra extended along Washington street 10
American Row, the Atlantic l!o;cl, IL
makers Hotel, Koenig'S saloon, Hulnal's
drug store, and Proskauer's restaurant:
Everything wae destroyed from Ocean
strcet on the east TO Jackson street Oh tic
wc0t, and from Washington street on tic
north to the beach on tie south, except The
Columbian Hotel. which was saved 10y the
admirable arrangements made for preacry4-
ton against Ere.
TIE hose attached to the hre department.
at Congress Hall was brought into use When
Tie flames reached Jackson etrCc5, mi b.
il the Centre aud Ocean Houses were saved.
Ii Pierre House v&s saved b. tearing u
the cSrpetg, wcttiug them, and spreading
them on the roof. 4 row Of buildings Oil
Washington street opposite the old Amcr!-
can House stores wss damaged by water,
ani some o. them torn dorm. The less il
estimated ct sI7J, 900. The United State
Hotel was sold last week BY ite (ghcn) owner
10 Charles Conway, Of Philadelphia, Tor
$50, 090. Steam fre-engincs were cen: dowo
on train from Camden.
The Philadelphia Telegraph says:
Tie principal building destroyed was the
United Statcs Hotel, Of which III. Aaron
Miller is the landlord. It RANKED as thc
fourth hotel on the island in the way d
patronage, having accommodated alcus
2,5GO different guests during the past see
con. There was All Insurance. Of as, G3J
on the building and Of $4,000 on the fur
niturc, but it is impossible to tell * TIL
writing what proportion Of the less sus-
tanned viii be covered by these amounts.
The new Atlantic Hotel, at the head q
which some member of the McMakir fam
ily has been for 20 many years, iaGEc@
next after the Unitod States, its patronage
during the past summer having aP-Ioxi-
mated 1000 guests.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-09-02

MEETING OF CoLonrD CITIZENS ~ Ten
NEssEG.-NdshriNc, Isnn., Ausuet 81
4 meeting Of colored men took Place this
afternoon to investigate the disturbances 81
Smyrna, Rutherford county, number OF
refugees from that vicinity being present.
lion. john Trimble, Neil Brown, and Henry
5. Too:e, took part in the meeting, which
finally adjourned without doing anything
till p n. tomorrow.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-09-02

Tuz kansas AND MEMPHIS RAILROAD
PEoJ1cT.-ot. LoniS, August 3l.-A large
convention WEE held at Springfield, No., On
tho 18th to consider the project of building
railroad from Kansas city, No., to Mem
pals, Tenn. n most OF the counties along
The proposed route it vas asserted that much
interest was manifested. 4 resolution was
adopted setting forth tie importance OF the
road. \ temporary organization vas ei-
focted aud board of directors elected,
with Colonel J. II. Richardson as secretary.
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ExAMI&4TIoH Of MILLER.-huGus: 3.
miller, the German arrested in Petersburg
soIcc days since for Gwindling Mr.. g. Kay-
ton and ctAers, WEE examined before Mayor
DeCordy yesterday morning OF the charge
OF iorscry. From the evidence adduccd i,
appeared that no forgery had been COM
United, the name signed to the bogus check
being fictitious cue. The charge was then
made Of obtaining money uudor falso pre-
fences, upon which the accused vas sent Oil
Tor trial II the October term Of the coGpo-
ration court.-Nory oh: TiryiRiGa.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-09-02
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Ben BrTLER- AND CENTRAL R4TLINs IT
ODDs-Ben Butler has had a sort Of :: 5aarl
with Secretary Eawlins about Colonel
James, United States Quartcrmastcr in
Richmond, Va. Il seems that James, III the
discharge Of his duties, caused the destrlc-
ton OF certain buildings connected with
Columbia College, I'VE have 10 Columbia
College lorcaJouts.-Dtspotct.l outside
Richmond, which we're used for hospital
purposes during the war. Ben Butler hap
pencd 10 be interested in the destroyed pgo-
perry, and on learning Of Jancs's action
wrote saucy letter 10 Secretary Rawlins,
demanding The instant dismissal Of the
Quartermastcr, whose character and mo-
t:vcs nc severely criticised. Secretary
Rawlins caused en- investigation Of The
case, and finding that james had only done
what his duty required, wrose Butler q
pungcnt letter declining to dismiss the
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Iofh, Herald.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-09-02

GENERAL SaErNAS IN MAlSr.--Bango',
August Sl.~-General Sherman and daC2n-
ter arrived here at noon on the steamer IA
tahdin. A large concourse Of citizens, with
n band, escorted the General to the bangor
House. lie dined with Senator Haml!n.
He goes TO Augusta tomorrow.