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The Approaching Elections.

The people of some Of the States are, nov
in the midst. of the political excitement
usually proceeding the State elections
Virginia, Tennessee and California hav.
spoken. OF the results in the two forme,
States, the public have alreadybeen inform
ed Conservatism, and a liberal policy
towards the Southern people in these two
States, triurnphantly carried the day. In
California however. it seems to have been
a straight out contest between Republicans
and, Democrats, on party issues, as we
Judge from the following dispatch announ.
cling a Democratic victory: n.,.n.,.s g..
SAsoFRANcIsco Sept 2.--To the Editors
Of the, Cincinnati Enquirer: We have
gained an overwhelming Democratic victo.
~ in California, Three. fourths of the Leg.
,isture Democratic. III. HI, HAIGHr.
, While, III. the elections to take place this
fall, in Mississippi, Virginia and Texas, the
question will be .as, 70 the terms on which
these States are to resume their connection
with the Federal Union, in Pennsylvania
and Ohioithere ia an animated contest as
to- pablo treasures connected. with the
Finances the Tariff, the Rights of Che
States under the Constitution, and the
proposed Fifteenth Amendment. Leading
Republicans and Democrats have been
engaged to take the stump; and the contest
is doubtful-donbtful because each party
seems equally confident of success. These
States are the two largest next to New
York. and the battle for ,vietorysswiH be "A
battle OF g'ants. From what we understand,
the organization and ppseuniary appliances,
are on the side Of lhs u Republicans, and the
prestige ofsueeess in iths late. elections. on
the side of the Democrats. ri Nous 4 Esrraus
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Estate

Estate OfOralnel EIincLley-
Notice to Debtors,
A LII persons indebted to the above Estate
IA are notified to come forward without
delay n d1amake payment to the undrsipned
at Washington, La, if they wish to avoid
being sued. DOMINIQUE LALANNE.
oep'AA iooS Syndic.
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"A rowdy intending te'be witty, thus, ar,
cosfed a lady is The streets. Madam. ean
you infornGmea where ILcan4see the cha.
phsnt 7 '<'sNo, but i'll had q booking class.
Efdshow5 yours very large monkey The
,rovSdy slcped. tJno6f aaa EnG -;5FoA 81 an
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The reliable, Dromgoole & Co.'s Buchu. ,
Drotngpole 4 Co.'S Buchu is the favorite,
'GraTelcnred with Dromgoole & Co. s Buchu
Sold by G. MAYO.
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lPutlszIE-sVa
:-KvsDSgp:U..5 y. KePs:p~-I
G. ri JD84rLx. .BKysJYrFU
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CHINESE WAsHERMEN -Of all the
employments in which Cinnamon best
succeed is the laundry business. They
are wonderful washermen, but they insist
upon dampening clothes by taking the
water into their mouths and sending it
out in spray through their closed teeth
"a process to which some sensitive
customers objeet-and they iron shirts
with the bottom of a pan filed with
charcoal, and obstinately refuse to use
the fat iron, which is simpler and bet.
ter. But they return shirts in a beauti-
full condition, with all the buttons sewed
on, and dilapidated garments neatly
mended; and all this is done at about
one-half the price charged by the San
Francisco washerwomen for half the
work. Consequently. the Cinnamon as
washermen are very successful; SO much
so that strong hopes are entertained that
they may in time learn to wash them.
selves. 34"" &-4I~,. " IL g..
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1Forhpsiess eePFsducs, carefully, eorspasa
from oaar city exehanlgsess;@ sesso +tNew
Orleans Market" .
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Affairs.

NASHVILLE, Sept 1.-Senator Brownlow
is out in another letter, in response t, Ger.
tain structures on his conduct in a recent
number Of Harper's Weekly. He warmly
defends the course he took in the recent
canvass, and concluded as follows: ain
the event that the General Assembly shall
refuse to adopt the fifteenth amendment,
which I do not believe, and shall elect a
United States Senator hostile to the Gov
eminent and the Administration, my &C..
ton in the premises shall be determined by
nv convictions Of duty"
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Medical Notice.
THE UNDERSIGNED has on hand, and
L is constantly receiving, at the
ST. LANDRY MEDICAL DEPOT,
Fresh supplies of pure
MEDICINES, CHEMICALS, DRUGS,
PATENT REMEDIES,
And all other articles usually found in .
well-ordered Drug Store.
His stock will be found complete. and wen
assorted; having regard, first, 20 parity, which
is essential in Medicine.
Confident of his ability to ST the orders of
Physicians and Planters. to their entire salts
faction, he specially invites their attention to
by unremitting and exclusive attention to his
calling, a share Of public patronage.
In connection with the above, he also Offers
Choice Perfumery; French, English and
American Brushes for the Teeth, Hair, &c.
A great variety Of SOAPS for the Toi-
let, &c; Fancy Articles, School
Books, Stationery, &c, &c.
FINE WINES, BRANDY,
And other
Pure Liquors for Medicinal Use.
Terlns--.CA9H.
JOHN POSEY,
Wholesale & Retail Druggist & Apothecary
Opelousas. La, August 18th, 1863. 6m
English Female Bitters strengthens females.
Husbands should buy E. F. B. for sick wives.
E.. F. B. brings health and induces hsppi'
ness.
Complaints peculiar to females cured with
E. F. B.
Sold by c. MAYO.
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The New Orleans Bee.

The associations sRerixd BY an Forty
Third Annirersary-1iwses ned Scenes;
Through rAick it has Pdst-Great
Parties and Great Hen Uniform Con-
sistency andA6iity. -
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The Mission 20 China.

Hon. VIM. A. Howard having resigned
his appointment as Minister to China, the
administration will, in q few days, designate
a successor. The merits of several gen.
tlemen are under consideration, and great
care will be taken to select a proper
representative of the the United Safes at
that court.
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A wen.Provided Bishop.

StOWc-Byr0n EmbrOgliO.
LONDON, September 1.-The solicitors of
Lady Byron's family have written a ommu
n~ication to the London journals, distinctly
stating that the article of Mrs. Stoves in
the atlantic Monthly, on the reasons Of
the separation of Lord and Lady Byron, is
not a complete or authentic statement, and
does not involve any direct evidence.
Nothing is communicated by recollections
of conversations had thirteen YEARS since,
and impressions derived from manuscript
read under great excitement.
Without concluding that Mrs. Stoves
narrative contains q complete account
of the relations between Lord and
Lady Byron, they protest against, it as a
gross breach of trust and confidence as in
consistent with Mrs. Stoves recommends
tons to Lady Byron, and q violation of
the express terms of her will. Lady By
ron's representatives and defendants dis.
claim all countenance of the article which
was published without their consent.
Another SIP eech from Prince Ma
-: pOleOn
PAS, Sept. 2.-In the Senate yesterday
Prince Napoleon made another speech,
wherein he gave utteranee to very liberal
views, calling for additional reforms, IN.
Guiding a more complete responsibility OF
the Ministry.
The Minister of the Interior, in reply,
protested against the ideas presented oy
the Prince, ard adding, insignifcantiy, that
these ideas would never govern the Coon,
Gil so long as the present Ministry shonfa
retain the confidence of the Emperor. Inc
discussion was continued in the Senate 70.
day. NJ, De Sugur termed the speech VI
Prince Napoleon scandalous. ~
NJ. Deyienne denied that the oenase
Commission di%sapproved Of the senatns Gon
sultum, and said they only dia"PproVea ="
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Internal Revenue Decision

The question whether tobacco leaves,
when put up in bands and sold at retail
for consumption, is taxable within the
meaning of section 6, of paragraph 8. of
the act of July 20. 1868, has been SUBJ
mitted to Commissioner Delano, who de-
cides it is subject to the tax of 80 cents
per pound imposed on manufactured to-
baccr.
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Am Ann using Scene.

There was quite an amusing scene at the
White House to-day. Among the callers
were Stokes and Col. Brownlow, son of the
old Governor, and the formers bitter politi.
Cal enemy. Singular to say, the President
admitted them both at ono to an audience.
Stokes looked daggers at Brownlow, and
the latter looked defiance at Stokes. Fl
nally their embarrassment was discovered
and each had a separate interview, both de-
claring to the President that they support
ed his Administration, but each finding
himself, as they afterward expressed them
selves, unable to learn which of the two
parties in Tennessee Grant co%untenanced.
All that could be made out of him was q
disposition to suppert both.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-07-20

mence to narrow down until they approach
the front. where they come to point. These
wings are made of white cloth fastened
to light framework. which is braced secure
ly BY wires. 70 the frame at the hind part
Of the carriage is attached rudder or steer
ing gear, which is exactly the shape OF the
paper used in pin darts, four-yanes- at right
angles. This, when raised or lowered, elsvates
or depresses the head Of the carriage when
in motion; and when turned from side to side,
guides the carriage as rudder does boat.
st the centre and bottom Of the balloon is an
indentation or space. left in the material Of
which it is built, in which tha engine and ma
chinery are placed on framework. The boiler
and furnace are together only little'over a
foot long, four inches wide and five or six
inches in height. Steam is generated by spirit
lamps. The cylinder is two inches in diameter
and has thres-inch stroke. The crank con-
meets by means OF cog-wheels, with tumbling
rods which lead out to the propsIlers, on either
side of the carriage. The propellers are each
two-bladea, four feet IN diameter, and are
placed in the framework Of the wings Tne
boiler is made to,carry eigh- pounds Of steam:
When not inflated the carriage weighs eighty
four pounds. The balloon has capacity for
thirteen hundred and sixty feet of gas. When
inflated and ready for fight, it is calculated
to have the carriage weigh trom four to ten
pounds. Its first public trial at San Fran
Disco, on the 4th instant, resulted in complete
anccass "-'. . %.
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Notices in Bankruptfp.

TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
UNIIED STATES FOR THE DISTRICT OF
sOUIH CAROLINA-IN THE MATTER OF Will.
LIAM J. GAYER. B.NKRUPT. BY WaOM A PRTI'
ITO FOa ADJUDICATION OF 10Y WAS
FILED ON TIE 1sr DAY OF JANUARYa. D. 1869.
IN sAID COURT-IN BANKRUPTCY,-'h his Is to
give notice that on the SEVENTEENTH DAY OF JULY,
4. D. 1859 q Warrant In Bankruptcy was issued
against the estate OF WILLIAM J. GAYER, OF
Charleston, in the County OF Charleston, and
State Of South Carolina, who has been adjudR-
ed 0 Bankrupt on his own petition that the
payment Of any debts end delivery OF any lrop-
erty belonging to said Bankrui t. TO him Gr for
use, and the transfer Of any property by him are
forbidden by law that meeting Of the creditors OF
the said Bankrupt to prove their debts. and to
choose one or more assienees Of bis Estate, Will be
held at Court OF Bankruptcy. to be holden at No.
n Broad.street Charleston, south Carolina, before
J. G. CARPENTER, Registrar. on the THIRrY.frRsT
DAY OF july, A. D., 1853. at 10 O'Clock. ..n. a; N;
" July 20 q. 8. Marshal as Messenger.
TN THE DISTRICT COURT Or THE
UNITED STATES, FOR SOUTH CAROLINA
JULY TERN, 186a-IN TIE MAITER on JESSE
u. BoLLEs, BANKRUPT FOR FULL
AND FINAL DISCHARGE IN BANKRUPTCY
Ordered, Thnt hearing be had on the TWENTY.
SIKH DAY OF JULY next, at Federal Courthouse IN
Charleston g. O. and tnat all Creditors, &C., OF said
Bankrupt appear ct said time and place, and show
ause II any they can why the prayer OF the peti.
toner should not be granted. And that the second
and third meeting Of Creditors OF eatd nkupt will
bs held a The office of j. q. CARPENTER. Rsq.,
Registrar Of First and Second Congress onal Dis
trict \. c., on TwKNTY-FoURTH DAY OF JULY, 1869,
at IL III. Il
BY order of the Court, tbs 18th day of,uly, 1869.
DANIEL HORLBECK,
Clerk Of the District oo1rt OF the q. 2. for 8 O.
July l8 tu2
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The State Penitentiary.

Our Columbia correspondent says that
six convicts escaped from the State Peni-
tentisry last week. Two escaped few
weeks before, and Governor Scott has par
doned sixteen. In ail, two dozen convicted
felons have been let loose to prey upon the
community. Who will say that Governor
Scott does not deserve the gratitude Of the
Radical party?
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Reviews

THs srAR1Ess OaowN AND OTHER, PoEmoAI
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but does not object to an occasional immi'
grant, provided he be white. Irish, Ger
mans and English are all Jumped together,
if not IS foreign bsrbarians, at least %
immigrants, who may be admitted oecs'
sionally, but must not come, as we should
like to see them, in strong and steady
stream. The Sentinel is all wrong, when
it sets up. its back against anything but
occasional white immigration. This IL
not the feeling Of the State, and is not, we
hope, the feeling Of Bsrnwell County. Al
all events, we should like to try the expert
ment Of sending thousand white "forelgn
"barbarians" to Blackville TO- morrow morn
inp -'- .'
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CT. LOUD HOTEL.

ED corner OF Broadway and Forty-secobd-street,
possesses advantages ell other houses for the
coumodatiop OF Its guests. It WAS built expressly
for hrst-cluss family boarding house-the rooms
being large and en- suite, heated by steam-with hot
and cold ter and dturnished second to none; while
the culinary department is 10 the most experienced
hands, atfordiDR guests an unequailed table.
One OF Atwoods Patent Elevators IS also among
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The Broadway an6 University Place Cara pass the
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aiording ample facilities for communicating with ali
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ment aud business of the great metropolis.
MORE q HULLEY. Propr1etors.
March IL 6mos
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Behind the Times.

The Barnwell Sentinel is opposed to Chi
nese immigration; but it does not stop
there. 1t says:
"What we object to is gangs, droves, armies
OF foreign barbarians. We would not object
to an occasional Immigrant from any country
proc.ded he aoerv uhite becau.e We could grad
ually as mila'e such immigrants and make
them part AMI parcel Of curse ves."
The meaning Of thi' Is clear enough. Our
contemporary is hostile to al immigration,
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Tn THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
i UNITED STATES, For SOUTH CAROLINA
JULY TtRM, 1869. ~ THE MAITER OF
RUPT.-PETITION FOR FULL AND FINAL DIS.
CHARGE IN BANKRUPrIY IY.-Crdered, That =
hearing be had on the TWENTY SIXTH DAx or lrLY,
A.D 1859, ct Federal Courthouse IN hareston q. c.;
and that al creditors, &c. OF said Bankrupt appear
at said time and aos. and show cause, II any 'hsy
car, why the prayer Of the petitioner should not be
granted. And that the second and third meetings
Of Creditors OF said Bankrupt will be held at the
ofa. e Of j. O. CARPENTER, Esq, Registrar of First
aud Second Congressional District =. c., on the
rwRNlYfoURTH pAv OF JULY. 1869 at ~ NJ.
BY order Of the Court, the 12th day OF july 1869.
DANIEL HOHLBECK,
Clerk OF tho District Court Of the U. = for s. @.
Julv "a = - tu2
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TN the DISTRICT COUHr of THE
i UNITED STATES, FOR SOUTH CAROLINA
JULY IERM, l869.-N THE MATTER OF A..
FULL AND FINAL DIsOHAaGE IN BANKRUPT :
CY.-Ordercd. That hearing be had on the TwRSTY.
SIXTH DAY OF JULY, A. D. 1869, OF Federal Court
house In Charleston. 8. c.. and that all Creditors
&c., Of said Bankrupt appear at said tune and
place, and show cause II any they eau, why tho Iray
er of the petitioner should not be granted.
BY order Of the Court the 10Th day OF July. 1869.
DANIEL H0RLBEcK.
Clerk OF the District Court of the o. 5. for :. c.
July l3 tu2
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ADttls.
OHARL e sTON HOT Ell,
CHARLESTON, SOUTH CAROLINA

THIS FIRSE.CLlsS BOTEL, SITUATED IN A
pleasant LOCATION aud In the business portion Of the
city, renders it the most desirable uotel for either
permanent or transient guests he accommodations
arc unsurpas ed having extensive suites o elegant y
furnished ap .rtmcuts iot fmiies d single gentle
men The proprietor will endeayor 10 maintain the
hi.h raputItion e. joyed By the ".'harlestou'' as
fist class HOUSE. and no effort will be spared to de-
serve continuance of the liberal patronage hereto
fore bestowe1 upon it
The bes, of Live accommodations will be fou
adjoining the establishment.
The house j. supplied with the celebrated Arte.
sian Water of winch del shiful baths can be bad
either day or night. L. b. JACKSON,
July Is Proprietor.
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TN THE DISTRICT COURT of THE
UNITED 1ArEs FOR SOUTH y O,ROLINA.-
JULY TERM. 1859 IN TIE MATER OF E
F. DAVIS. OF CULLET0N CO NrY, BANKRUPt. L.
PETITION FOB FULL AND FINAL DISCHARGE
IN Observation-Disclosures That hearing be had
on the rwENIY.sII-H LAY OF JULY. 1859, at Federal
Courthouse, Charleston. H. and that all credi.
tors Sc, OF said Bankrupt appear at said time and
place, and show cause. any they can. why the
prsyer OF the petitioner should not be granted.
BY order Of the Courr, the 10th day OF July, 1869.
DANIEL HORLBE x,
July IL tu2
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TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
UNITED STATES. FOR SOUTH CARO-
LINA.-JULY TENN, 1SG9.-IN He MATTER OF
william NJ. BALE. or MOUNT PLEAS Mt.
RANKRUPr-PErrTtON FOR Full AND FINAL
DISCHARGE IN BANKRUPTCY -Ordered That
a bearing be had on the TWENTY SIXTH DAY OF
JULY AID 1852 at Federal Courthouse i'll Charleston,
). c.; and tnas all Creditors. &c, OF said Bank
rupt appear at said time and place, and show
cause ii any they can, why the prayer of the petit
tioner should not be granted.
By order OF the Court the 18th day of July, 1869.
DANIEL HORLBECK,
Clerk of the District Court Of the United States for
South Carolina tu2 july IS