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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-11-30

ST. ANDREWS HALL.-It is to he hoped that
thc 81. Andrews Society, which holds It's ami.
vcrsary meeting to-day, will Join in the work OF
ronoyating our city, so far as to take steps for
thc carly reconstruction OF Its hail. Tho walls OF
tho ruin are as strong as ever and we are as
snrcd by wc-wlshcrs OF tho society that there
need be no lack Of funds to place the building in
the same condition ns in 1860
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By LOUIS ID. DcSAUSSURE.
} oEsIDENcE ON RUTLEDGE AVENUE.

At Private Sale
The BRICK RESIDENCE, No. 30 Ru;lc,lgc ave
nue., recessed from the street Hcvcnty-Hvc feet,
IA by I2Ii feet, double plazzas gas, cistern and
well, brick kitchen, hc. Lot measures GO feet
front ny 80 feet deep; on the Lot flower gnr-
lien, irnit trees, ilgs, grapes, &c.
Apply rs above at No. - Broad street.
m
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by LOUIS ID. DcSAUSSURE.
ESTATE NTATION IN ST.
IL ANDREWS PARISH

at Private Sale
i,0'Er0N PLANTATIONS, belonging 10 Estate
from Charleston. on the STOMP River opnosite 10
!un a Island, nnd ON the Savannah K Charleston
haIrniu ana main road. eiic trac: contain
npulit o'5 acres of Land, ab0uL 1.5 Of which arc
nlSh i'tai, the balancG marsh Land About 400
acres oI The Land are cleared and adapted TO tho
culture oi cotton ana provisions, AMI about 81 to
ricc. Excellent crops Of cotton have been mndc
upon the place for years
n,A N ~ -
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TION STREETS.
Will be sold THIS DAY, the 30th Instant, ut IL
o'clock, at the Old PostOMce
That desirable tw0story Wooden STORE, Mt
the northwest corner OF Marsh and inspection
streets, containing four rooms. Lot measures 80
lcet r0nt by IL In depth, more or lc.s.
ALSO,
Tint two.story Wooden DWELLING. known as
No. II Marsh street. adjoining tho above on the
north. containing three rooms. Lot measures 25
feet front by 33 feet In depth, more or less.
hISO
That two.story Wooden DWELLING, No. 10
Marsh street, adjoining the above to tie north
containing three rooms. Lot measures o5 feet
front by 80 I'm depth, more or less.
ALSO,
That two-story Wooden DWELLING, No. 10
Marsh street, containing three rOoms, adjoining
the above 10 the north. Lot measures 20is feet
front by 30 feet III depth, more or less.
Terms cash. Purchaser to pay us for papers
and stamps, and proportion OF State taxes now
accruing. nov30 thmtu3
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by j. FRASER MATHEWES.
p ICE AND PROVISION PLANTATION.

Az Private Sale
That valuable RICE AND PROVISION PLAN
TAI1ON, called Romncy, situated at South Ferry,
on the Santcc River, containing 1883 ncres-1O0
cleared and under bank, 500 high land, 81 clear
eIl, balance well timbcrcd with cypress onk, &C
Tho Plantation L. now under cultivation, Is well
settled with Dwelling, bRrns and negro iiOusca
an, known as one or the best places on the river.
Tlhs uncxCnptiOnhblc.
For terms, apply to
]. PRASER MATHEWES
Real Hs,atc Agent, No. SC broad street.
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by A. G.. McGlALIYRAT,
Auctfonocr.
FINDER DECREE IN EQUITY.
MAmA DAILY VS.. RonEnr nccAnnrl,.

MARIA DAILY VS.. ROBERT McCAHREl.l..
Will bo sUld THIS DAY, The 50th day OF Hovcm.
Der Instant In front OF The Old Custonlhousc, nj
II O'Clock A. m. precisely,
All that LOT or LAND With the Buildings there
oa situate north side of Trd street. in The City
or Charleston and known by the No. ~, 'mcasur-
Ing and containing In front on Trndd street 30
feet, more or lcSs, and In depth from south To
bntting and bounding north on Land now or late
OF Munroc, cnst on Land now or lnie OF f. II. Long,
west Oh Land now or late OF Charles Love-
Tcrms-Onc-half cash; balance In bond or bonds
bearing Interest, payable Aemiannunily, until the
principal is PAID, secured iyy mortgage OF the
premises. Buildings TO he insured In some com
pany approved by me, aLd the policy assigned.
The insurance 10 he continued until the bonds arc
paid.
nov 3otu4 t. w. H. MACKEY g. @. @.
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sIoNER's SALE.

Charleston, 10th November, 1862. a'''D' ''''S'''
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CoURT OF GENERAL SEssIoNs.-In consc-
qucncc OF the continued Illness Of Judge Carpen.
ter, the court was adjourned until "Wednesday
the LIST OF December. Judgc Carpenter is out, but
too weak TO warrant an immediate resumption Of
his judicial duties.
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by A. G. MeGLLLIYRAY,
Auctfouccr.
Under DECREE IN EQUITY.

i NDEIt D1ISltEE IN TtIUII1.
FRANc,e s-..cs vs. IiAltItlTr rIiiLI.iro RI AL.
will be sold THIS DAY, 3Oth November Instant
In front OF the Old Castomhouso, at IL O'Clock
A. NJ.
All that LOT OF LAND. with the buildings there.
on, situate, lying and being in Marion street, In
Ward No. o. In the City of charleston measuring
and containing forty.aye feet front on Marion
street. BY one hundred feet In depth, be the same
Marion street. east by Land OF Ii. s. Stone, south
by Land OF Charles Bcokman, and west by Land
OF e. c. Trumbo, the said Lot being known In o
survey OF Marion street, by r. X. Payne Survey
or, Us No. Is and a part OF No. II.
Terms-0ne-thrd cash; balance on q credit OF
one nnd two yours, secured by bond, with interest
at the rate OF seven per cent. per annum, payable
annually, and mortgage OF the premises. The
buildings To be insured and the policy assigned.
Purchaser to pay for papers and stamps.
nOy30 tu4 T.. w M. MACKEY. 4. @. O.
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by LOUIS ID. DeSAUSSURE.
p EsIDENCE ON SOUTH BAY.

Basement, No. 2S South BAY, q few doors uesto,
King street, containing six rooms, one pantry.
dressing room. two piazzas; atrachcd is q brick
KITCHEN. Lot 50 feet 'front.' by 100 feet tleop.
ALSO,
Adjoining the above OH Lamboll street, two
Two story BUILDINGS, one containing four rooms
tho other two rooms. Lot measures SO fronf h1
160 feet deep. ' ~
The two Lots together run from street TO street.
Apply as above Mt No. % Broad street.
nOylG tuC0
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by LOUIS u. DesAUSsURg.
TORE ON EAST BAY STREET

STORE ON EAST BAY STREET.
Al Private Sale
The THREE STORY BRICK STORE on East
lay street. at the southeast corner or Cortlcs
street, (Which was occupied for near a quarter of
century by one or our most successful NOR
measures % feet front by 90 feet dccp
This property III one OF the most central on East
Bay for business.
Apply as above, ut No. 81 Broad street.
inf "
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BY LOUIS ID. DcSAUSSURE.
FSTATE LE-RESIDENCE ON MEET
~ ING STREET.

at Private Snic-
The three-sory BRICK RESIDENCE, No 20
Meeting street. containing ten rooms, pantry,
@rrage house and 81 able. The premises have re.
Gently been repaired. The Lot measures about 43
line.
Apply as above at No. % Broad street.
nOvl6 tuf6
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by LOUIS ID. DeSAUSSIRE.
HAYNE STREET STORE RUNNN,
LII THROUGH TO MARKET STREET.

Por Sale or Rent
The BRICK STORE on the south side OF Uayne
street, opposite the Charleston HOTEL now Ooou-
pied by Mr. John DAILY, measuring IS feet on
ilay1e street. l3 feet on Market street, and ioT
These premises nrc admirably located for tho
Wholesale trade and Will be sold on onethirN
cash, the balance In one, two and three years.
Apply as above, at No. % Broad street.
n0Yl6 fnf6
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by MILES DRAKE.
SPECIAL SALE OF TOYS AND OTHER
~ GOODS SUITABLE FOR THE CHRIST
MAS HOLIDAYS, TO lie SOLD
WITHOUT RESERVE

THIS MORNING, at 10 O'Clock. I will sell at my
Store corner Of King and Liberty streets,
WAX DOLLS, small, medium and large sizes;
hcrohats, Figures, Toy Slcighs, Childrens' Guns,
walking Canes, Bracelets, Watch Stands, Finger
Kings Sleeve Buttons, Plain and Fancy Rubber
Balls, assorted sizes; Scarfs Nubias. Misses, AMI
Chidrens' BalmOra Hose, Mecrscl,anm Pipes L,.-
dies Satchcls l.. 9. and Lace landkcrchiefs Meri-
no Shirts and Drawers, Plated Tea and Table
spoons, Hoods, Sontags, Black Sewing Silk, Shoe
Strings, &c.
On To-Morrow 1 will sell CLOTHING, Dry
G0uds, Hats, &c. noy3O
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by JOHN G. MINOR & co.
TRY GOODS, LADIES' CLOAKS, MEMS
~ GAPS, &c,

THIS DAY, 3eth instant, at 10 O'Clock we win
sell at our Auction SulcsrUom, No. 1855 Meeting
street,
Black and Fancy SATlNETS, Fancy Buckskins.
Kentucky Jeans, Cassimcres, Gray Satincts, Rrri
anu White Flannel, Hcrseys, rwllls, Fancy and
Cloaks, Plaid ShawlS, almOraI Skirts Brown
and Gray Uuilershfrts, l'leachcd and brown Shirt
and Mourning Prints, Blue aud brown inif IIosc.
SuELrics. ~
Conditions cash. novao
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ADELE +. NI8LSTUW,
Qualified Executors OF II. Il. w. A,lstou.

aS- NOTICE TO PERSONS DESIRING TO AT
TEND ABOVE SALE.-The Steamer EMILE, Cap
tain +. O. Lewis, viii leave Commercial Wharf on
MONDAY MORNING, the 9th December. at O'Clock,
town ON WEDNESDAY MORNING. 9th December, at
O'Clock. noyl3 stptno
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CURE FOR CoUGn OR Co1.D.-As soon as there
Is the sghtcs uncaaincss OF the chest, with dlrl.
Guilty OF breathing, or indications OF cough, take
during the day o few Browns Bronchial
Troches." Containing demulcent ingredients,
they allay pulmonary irritation. Have them in
readiness upon the nrst appearance of q cold or
cough.
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THB RECENT H0MICIDE-VERDIor OF THE
ooaosHR's JURY.-rhe coroncr's Jury, In tho case
or Jim Bailey, who died from Injuries received
nenr the Six-milc House, on the 2o:h Instant WIS
convened at 10 A. M. yesterday. Isaac White, o
oolorcd man, who was known to have been In tho
company OF the deceased at late hour on the
evening preceding his death, had been arrested
ON saaploloni but nothing could be proved
against him, and lie WAS successfully defended
~ Fl. W. Schroeder, Esq. Numerous witnesses
Here cxamlnod, and tho whole testimony proved
thnt about 10 O'Clock on tho evening OF
the 2oth inst, bailey. had gono TO Mapus,
store, noar the Six.me House, to pur-
chase supplies, and had not returned Search
vas made for him about daylight and he was
found lying near the railroad track with a large
wound In the hack OF his hcah. One witness tcs.
titled that he had heard loud talking and pistol
shots during tho night, but took no notice OF II,
es II was a common occurrence. Bailey was TO-
moved to Captain Myers house, aud thence TO
the Roper Hospital, where he died. The wound
; WAS at frat supposed to DO gunshot. but Ma
subsequently conceded to bc caused by blow or
fall Tho witnesses were examined at Sumo
length, bnt failed to attach the onus Of tho deed
on any one, and the jury rendered q verdict
"tllat the deceased came TO h;s death from In
turies received on his head In sonc manner I'm
known to the jury, together with the exposure to
tho cold woalhar on Saturday, tho goth instant. -
The Jury were Gil whlie.
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tsy GEO. w. STEPHENS,
No. 30 Vcndue Range.
PUTTER, LARD, EEEE, &c.
By 7.AUREY s; ALEXANDER.

UGAR, bTACKERET.. POTATOES.
~ BACON, &c.
THIS DAY, the 39th instant Will he sold IN front
OF our Sore, a1 10 O'Clock.
20 barrels q YELLOW SUGAR.
So Kits Mackcre!.
80 barrels prime irish Potatoes
80 bnrrels Sugar Cured Strips, Shoulders NcCSs
llams. Bellies, and Smoked Beef.
Conditions cash. poy3o
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BUSINESS ENvELoPEs.-TmE NEWS Job Oflci
is now prepared to furnish good envelopes, will
business cards printed thereon, Mt 81 per tious
and. Send your orders. Every merchant aut
business man SHOULD have his card printed on lii
envelopes.
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UsINEss NorICEs.
Browns BRONCHIAL TRoCHEs are the soy
erclgn remedy for pulmonary complaints.

Mr.. ]. n. n. WOHLTMAHN, one of the suf-
ferers by the late East Ray fire. Is again in the
field, and advertiscs among other articles tho
receipt OF fifty barrels OF choice old honongahcia
whiskey. His present stand Is at the southwest
corner OF East Bay and Cumberland streets.
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by LOUIS d. DeSAUSSURE.

DRICK II ESD ENCE IN IIASEI,
u STREET.
For Sale
The desirable three story BRICK RESIDENOE
ON high basement, situate OIL the south side OF
iIasel street, between Meeting and Anson streets,
containing eight rooms, pantry, dressing room
and TWO piazzas, extensive brick Kitchen, car-
ringc house anu stable. The Lot measures 90
feet front, by 100 feet deep, moro or less
Apply as above at No. % Broad street.
nOrlf tuf0
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cIIAMpooING AND HAIR CUTTING.

T...DIES AND CHILDREN
Attended at their rrsid 1nccs promptly and nj
reasonable ratios.
w. r. MARSHALL, Barber,
aprill4 No. 81 Broad Htroet, iup staIrsJ.
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aurtioneers' l]ripate Sales, Sc.
by I. 8. X. BENNETT.
FAEM OF THREE HUNDRED ACRES
j. NEAR Y0RKYlLLE.

At Private Salo-
beautiful and very productive FARM OF 200
acres located on the Rockhiil Road, about four
miles from the thriving and very healthy village
OF rorkYiic. There are 90 acres OF bottom land
Included which arc exceedingly productive.
There are all necessary buildings on this farm.
The location healthy during the entire year.
Apply as above at No. AZ Broad street
tftf1 OIL
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Tu; BANK OF CHARLESTON Is pared to
redeem her bills on presentation to the oflcc no.
10 1road street.
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CRUaBs.- Huge fences are being erected In
various portions OF the city, and gigantic posters
will cmblaaon the fame OF tile Academy OF Mu 'lc
and It's debtttanes. The street advertising is con-
Quoted literally on the principle that all who run
may read
The City Sheriff Is preparing list Of all unpaid
tax executions for publication.
The clerk Of the market has tho plans and specl-
Aoations for the oflices OF weights and measures
and is ready to receive proposals for building the
same.
Sam Jefferson was arrested yesterday for bur-
glary on Mr.. Gregg's plantation, on Seabrook'a
Island.
"A freight train on the Northeastern Railroad
met with an accident yesterday, by which three
ears were deposited In the ditch.
difficulty occurred at the Postonlce yesterday
afternoon, during the delivery OF the mail, between
white policemen and one Of the crowd. Blows
were passed, and there was an apprehension that
tho glasses to the boxes would be broken, but
peaoe was restored without damage to the sur
roundlngs
Mr.. Cudworth, the express messenger, who
vas injured by the late accident on the Seutt
Carolina Railroad, is much better, though he will
be confined to his bed for some time,
An itlnerant vendcr OF an adhesive cement L.
the centre OF attraction in the neghborbood o
che market.
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ONE OF DICKENS or seotts Works is present
ed to every annual subscriber to the XIX Cen
tnry. oc.s
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Aneiion Galcs-- Gbis Dap.
Isy w. Y. LEITCII g. u. y. BRUINS.
huctioHGars.
RRICK STORE AND TENEMENT
ID HOUSE. ANSON STREET, WEST SIDE,
ONE DOOR SOUTH OF WENT
WORTH, X KNOWN rs
Nos 20 AMI 81.

vail be sold TiIlS DAY, the 3o:h instant. AT i
O'Clock, NJ irc O.d Pustoflicc
That two story BRICK STORE, known a. 10 81
Anson stree, wish Kitchen, &c.
ALSO, 90,
That nnc two story BRICK NORTH Tt;Nf.-
MENT, in the rear Of the above, containing four
rooms, double piazzas, and known as No. 20. Er.-
Tire front of above ~ G.I2 feet on Auson, by leo
feet in depth, more OF lcss.
Tcrms-Oi :half cash; balance In one year.
Purchaser to pay us for papers und Stamps, ami
proportion oi State taxes now nccruing.
nOv30 thmtu;
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By I. s. II. BENNETT.

g ToCKs wANTED.
Wanted TO purchnse-
CITY or CiARLESToN SIX PER OgNT STOCK
PlanterB' and Mechanics Bank Stock
Apply as above, at No. 40 Broad street
nOV3O
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BY LOUIS D. DeSAUSsURg.

BY LOUIS D. DeSAUSSURE.
$3E2725 TO BE LOANED
To be I,oanod- :"
$2s.723, on Bend Securely Mortaascd on an.
proved City Property. f
S9O00 on Stock Collaterals.
APPLY az nhoye, at No. % Broad street.
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by ". Y. hHiTCN Il 4. =. BRUINS,
Aurt tioItccc,.
HNDEk DECREE IN EQUITY.
PErEttMhN 4 KNEE. EXECu rORS DIERSSEN
w. SCIIWINti, ADMINErKATOE Er Al

ON TUESDAY, the 18th December next. at IL
O'CLOCK y. NJ, VIII he sold IN front of Tic Old
All That LOr0F LAND, with tlic buildings there
on, situate ut the southeast corner or Coming ana
MOTIFS streets, In this city, known In Il survey of
INC motifs Lun,i- by Il. K. Payne. Surveyor by tho
no; l; measuring in front on COniing.sircct 81
north on Morris street cast on Lot No q: sn:iih n
Lot No. 2, and west on Coming street.
ALSO.
, lnat othor LOT OF LAND with the Iudings
lncrcOh situate On Coming street. I'm Ward No. o.
ana Known I'm the aforesaid survey by The No -
III feet In depth. bounding north on Lot No. i:
c9St on Lot No. :; south ON Lot No. Of sud plan
or survey ami west ou Coming street
Tcrms-Onc fourth cash; BALANCE i'm four rnu,I
successive annual Instruments, with Interest from
inc uny oi sale III per cent. per year, payable nm
hually, secured by the bond or bonds OF the pur
chaser Buiid;;iss 10 bG insured and policy "a.
signed. JAMES W t:WHp ''
nOv22 milu4 SDrrial Rnfcrcn
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BY ". Y. LETTCII S. II. s. BRUINS,
Auctionccrs.

GROCERY STORE AND SMALL
VI HOUSES on MhlSII AND IN5PEC-
TI0N STREETS.
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AnrIion 5alcs- future Dans.
Ely ). FRASER MA7nE.ygs.
ORA NGE TREES STRAwnEHRy
W PLANTS, NC.

viii he sold on WEDNESDAY,, Dccrmbr, l., -,
II O'Clock. M my Office.
SWEET ORANGE TREES, t:lcus, IIucnyInou.
IctuSporums hrOor Vita, Garslcnils, PInchilI
uns and other Evcrgrccua and Orii:mctI,I Ir"cs.
niSn. 1000 strawberry Plants OF choice varieties
i'rtnS c;iSn. nOv.;o
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1flisrcluncous.
>>-,-~.,->.-,.- ~.
TX INsMAN's LOON.
No. 40 KING STREET..
N G i PI e s.
HOT hlNCE PIES every day.
oY ST E II s.
OYSTERS In every style.
COFFEE AND CHOCOLATE.
HOT COFFEE and CHOCOLATE from a. N. to
II T. d. nov3O
nORK SAUSA GEES
Fresh PORK sAUsAGEs will be found every
morning at Stall No. %. Beef Market.
noy3o IL ISAAC WILSON. Butcher.
RESH PORK SAUsAG GEs
EVERY MORNING, At
T A l. L NO. IL,
LOW Err BEBP RKHT
noy2s 8
no YOU WISH TO PUT OFF INDEFI-
NITELY Sick Headache, Sour Eructa,ions and
AcidIty OF the 8. Machf
USE soLoMoNs BIrTERs.
For sale by RAOUL 4 LYuAu.
septl7 amos
TlHE DRAWING OF SPANISH POLICY
TAKES PLACE DAILY
In the large Hall in the rear OF our Banking.
House.
CHANCES TEN CENTS EACH.
Prizes ranging in valuc from 81 to $777, TOO.
One prize to every lot blanks. Send to rs ten
cents and any tlrcc numbers between lot and
7T7,700, they Will be put into the wheel. III you
draw prize We will let you know by return
mnil~
SCALE OF DISCOUNT FOR CHANCES:
i Chance: :...... 10 cts 100 Shances......ss 1s
% Chances. .va @ eSanees Sc Sc
so Chances. .......4 80 1000 Chances -. 80 90
]. III. BLAKE & CO., Bankers,
And Sole Agents for Spanish Policy In the
nov25 12* No. 8s4 Broadway, New York.
SOLOM ON's BITTERS
GIVE GENERAL SATISFACTION.
| For sale by
septl1 amos RAOUL e LYMAN.
|no YOU WISH TO SLEEP SOUNDLY
at night, and awake In the morning with 6
thorough appreciation OF your egg, rolls ant
conees
USE s0LoMCE's BTTTERS
For aale by RAoUL L LYMAN.
i
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1869-08-12
q.he R..ult n T.nn...e lee, !,

A Nashville letter says: The next
Legislature will be Conservative, but
there will be three parties-Whigs, Dem
ocrats and Radicals. People are now
discussing the election of Andrew John
son to the United States Senate. Eth
ridge will oppose him. The Conserva-
tives are rejaicing, and the streets are
crowded. Dispatches from West Ten
nessee give Senter large majority IN all
the counties. The vote is increased
largely, compared to the Presidential
vote last Fall. The liberal registration
allowed almost everybody to vote. All
the members of the Legislature elect in
West Tennessee are probably Democrats
except three or four. All the whites
voted that wished to, every precaution
being takento prevent coiored men from
voting. The registers directed that they
vote at their own precincts, where they
would vote the Republican ticket only
at the peril Of their lives. The Register
of thia county threatened to seize the
railroad trains If employed to bring
negroes to vote. In Memphis fully Ave
hundred voters In the eastern part of the
county Lost their chance by the Mem.
phls and Charleston Railroad not allow
ing them to ceme in. Conductors were
instructed TO run past stat ious 10 prevent
colored people from reaching the city.
Colored voters were challenged on the
most trivial pretext. Pistols were drawn
on some In the country, and their cer,ifi
Gates forced from them.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1869-08-12
what Five Month. Hav. Done.

Let us enunerate some of the RESULTS
of the brief five months of Pres{ .ent
Grants administration, which may be
cited to the public in response to the
charge that the public service is ne-
elected.
We were told in October last by the
same oracles that now find it so difficult,
in speaking of the President, to respect
the ordinary proprieties of social life,
that there would be a deficiency in our
revenues for the fiscal year just closed et
one hundred and. fifty-four millions OF
dollars That 10 what they regarded as
the best prospect the future had to offer
US financially nine months ago.
Now, what has this idle, ,cigar-su.,k;,o
horse-)ockey ofa President acr>, mnIishe es
during the brief five mop..ns that he ba,
had such control Of ..sle Goyernment a., as
Congress ACCORDED to him?
by greater care in the selection O
noteworthy agents, and by a vigorou.
endorsement of the law, the revenues
have SO rapidly increased that the direct
oeot OF the government has already
since his inauguration, been reduced
between forty-three and forty-four mil.
hons OF dollars. The revenues from
whisky and tobacco alone have more
than doubled. A reduction of the army
from forty regiments to twenty-five is to
result in further saving OF many mil
lions.
The effects of the new policy of the
government toward the Indians cannot
now be appreciated, but enough is al
ready known to make a further economy
in that direction that must be estimated
by millions. Our Federal securities are
worth to-day at least $3.50. 0OO. 900 more
than they were worth the day our Presi,
dent was inaugurated, and are advanc-
ing at the rate of ten or fifteen millions
a week. There is no doubt of our ability
to fund the entire national debt within
year at rate 0finterest not exceeding
four aud half per cent. We are sure
o. o surplus at the end of the current
fiscal year of from S125. 600, 900 to $780,
900, 900. and il is no longer question
that our revenues will Justify large
reduction of our taxes.-IN. Y. Times.