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sued, Simply matter OF intended favor until
the act is made complete by q legal delivery.
go make legal delivery the pardon must
either be put in the personal possession Of the
person for whom il is intended, or OF tho ofh-
Ger who has him in custody. The marshal had
no control of Dupuy, who was in the custody
OF the warden Of the penltentiary. It is pre-
rogative Of the Presidential eifioe to stop o
pardon at any time before delivery. Such stop
page is not o revocation, as the pardon is not
complete. The Presidential ofioa never dies.
IF President Johnson had right to recall, 50
had President Grant.
1t seems that the Paraguayan war is not
over yet. Lopez must have nine lives, like q
cat. He has been beaten from pillar to post
and had reverseS enough to discourage any or
binary mortal, but he disputes every foot of
ground available for defence and rises from
every fall, no matter how hard. Strapgest Of
all, he seems to lnfuse his courage and energy
into all his people, and they follow and cling to
him wherever he goes. He keeps watchful
eye upon his assailalts ana shows them at
times that his claws are as long aud sharp as
ever. 1t may be that my day will yet pass
before the mountain eat is driven from his
issinesses his sh1ill cry cease strike terror
among his Toes. BY the latest advices, the
correspondent Of New York paper writes
He is still in his retreat among the spurs of
the Cordilleras, where his few veterans are
preparing to hazard their all. he said to have
taken there about twenty guns and to have made
about rs m v", 40 gath ers forage,
sweeps IN n s>a, ;aSlass2Sllses ID Old men anes
boys. His sy,a}i III as spies and
sc ,uts so as g s'g1i1n oror III country. There
is no move ant OF The a,Go4 chat he docs not
know OF at 9Nee sine ,eo mber AZ pursuit
OF Lopez has been talked OF, but not yet UNDER
taken, About the middle Of April nearly all
the troops in Asuncion moved out in three di-
vergept bands, but they have not gone far
enough to endanger either themselves or Lo-
pez. The only thing looking like activity was
the surprise Of regiment of Brazilian cavalry.
They were encamped at Ireluey Bridge, which
is being repaired, and were going out one day
to pasture their horses when they were sur
prised by body OF Paraguayans, who dashed
down on them and carried off their horses.
The sorry cAyalrymen, on foot, were then
attacked, and nearly all we're killed or captured.
The war is now ON ground that allows Of the
strategy OF the native wild Paraguayan. where,
with natural defences and with native modes,
as opposed to the Brazilian, one man counts
for three.
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Admirai ssmntos' Bsok.

SERVICE AFLoAT DURna THE WAa BETwEEN
THE STATES. BY Admiral Raphael Semmes,
+ OF the late Confederate States Navy. Baltl-
more Kelly d Piet Charleston :John Rus
sell.
This is destined to be popular book at the
South. Dealing with subject Of rare and alb
sorbing interest, the gallant author treats 1t
with free pen and with un disguised feeling.
The story OF the cruises and services OF the
Admiral, from the period OF his withdrawal
from the Federal navy to the close OF the war,
embracing the operations OF his two ships tho
Sumter and the Alabama. their blockade run
nings, captures and sea fights, forms narra-
tive full Of dramatic incident and bold adven-
ture; and those who. through the four years of
blood and ruin, have striven with eager gaze to
follow the vengeful course Of the Confederate
cruisers upon the main, Will gladly Welcome in
this book the first authentic record ION the
Southern side,) OF phase Of the war about
which so much has been said and so little
really known. The chief blemish OF the work
is the uniform bitterness Of tone which marks
every reference OF the author towards bis late
antagonists. Indeed, although the people
whom he obampioned SO effectively on the high
seas will be indulgent critics of the brave
AdmiraPs book, it must be SAID that had he
confined himself more strictly to the facts he
narrates and lndul yed little less literally in
comment. it would have added much to the
historical value, to say nothing Of the good
taste Of the memoirs which as fias given us.
The volume has been put forth by the Balti-
more publishers, M ssrs. Kely &c Piet, in very
handsome style, being printed in large, clear
type, and illustrated with numerous beautiful
colored plates. 1t is sold only by subscription.
John Russell is the agent for Charleston and
lATr. Richard Caldwell, Jr., the canvassing
agent.
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Gosf ann 6onno.

TWENTY-FIVE e DOLLARS HkEWARD.
j stolen fro N the subscriber on 10th june, @
legs scar let, hind foot between upper and lower
joints. Abve reward will be paid for her delivery
at >ummerville, q. o. RICHD. SPRING.
June % wm2*
r. OST, ON THE AE rgcRNOON OFT
IL June 21st, CHILD'S GOLD BRACELET,
with owners name engraved the clasp. The
finder will receive suitable reward by leaving the
same at Ibis OFFICE. June 2S
GTOLEN, FKOm MICS. LEVICY eMOKE,
- in Colleton County, two mules from Waiterboro,
the night of the 10th April last. her only MARE.
1he Mare Is black and rather low for her length,
put Wen nuit; her body longs both tore feet and
der 8. &. The Mare followed fifteen miles above
Walterboro'. in the direction of Barnwell. A whl,e
man was riding her. Mrs. smoke could not have
the thief followed for want of means. and her little
crop must be los. without help. Any information
rect to Mrs. L. SMOKE WATERFORD, CoIleton Coun.
ty. May 81
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CHI A r T. E. S TON.
WEDNESDAY, MORNING. JUNE 2s, 1869
The Virginia Elections.


The political contest in Virginia is grow
lag exceedingly warm, and the people are
apparently aroused to the necessity of max.
ing desperate struggle to avoid being sad
died with negro rule in its most offensive
form. The main choice is between the in
famous Underwood constitution, with Wells
as Governor and negro as Lieutenant
Governor, and the expurgated constitution,
with Walker as Governor. II the expurga-
ted constitution be adopted, the people will
be rid Of the obnoxious clauses relating to
disfranohisemsnt and the test oath. With
out these it is bad enor d but ID Nr
Walker, q Northern man,- the VirginiAns
will have g Governor wis is at Least
servative and law abiding Citizen Sssitsi YSs h
true that the people my vote stua!cly
against the constitution; but it is not likely
that this extreme step will be taken. The
most prominent mon in the State advise the
people to vote for Walker and the expurga
ted constitution, and it is known that Gen
eral Lee-in himself host-recommends
that this course be pursued
~ 40 uIEeu tuSt t1e walker movement IS
the work Of politicians who ere now shelved,
and who desire return to political life
II this be the truth, we see no evidence of
it in the columns Of the Virginia press.
On the contrary, the leaders whom the peo-
pie trust-men Of the sword as well as men
of the robe-are nearly unanimous in ex
horting them to give alltheir time and en-
ergy to securing the adoption Of the amen
ded constitution and the election Of Mr..
Walker.
Virginia with her large white popul a.
tion, may be acting wisely; the Old Domin
ion, confident in her white strength, my
venture what this State cannot. The danger
Of compromise measures is not felt at the
moment Of their acceptance Their peril is
ia their tendency to lower the pitch of pub.
lie sentiment, and to change by degrees the
standard Of right and wrong. When the
9th of July is past, and the constitutional
election is over, other and graver ques
tions will arise; and if Virginia, following
still compromise policy. resolves to elect
even one negro to Office, for the sake of
securing the election of an hundred white
men, the Mother Of States will have sealed
her own ruin and made certain, for years,
the moral and political degradation Of her
people.
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ROW Telegraph LINES.


We learn from the Moptgomssy Mail oi
the 18Th inst, thss o powerful company il
organised and will commence operations al
an early. day toward building new telegraph
lines between Washington and New Orleans,
to connect with lines now under eonstruc
tion in the North and West.
The company, we understand, is oompos-
ed Of men Of ample means and experience
as engineers and telegrsphists In the Worth,
and soma Of the. N ost acsivs and prominent
men in the South.
II is understood that the new lines will
be built and worked as part Of the cheap
postSl system now attracting SO much pub
lilo attention, and that the new company
will make use Of all the latest inven.:s=s
/ In telesSs==paay, suoh as the compound steel
and copper wire, 90 superior 70 81. other
in power, and Of saoh strength as to
require but twelve or fourteen poles TO the
mile, in plaos os thirty to forty, now used
with the ordinary wire.
The Brooks Insulssor, which economises
the strength Of the ourrent from ten to
forty per cent., viii alae Ess used, together
with shs now ssdoubls transmitser," !" by
which inebsagss GAN bs sent bssh ways ON
ss!.z1 saHns wire % ths same slms, thus doub-
Ling the capacity of the line.
we noe NO reasen, with the 4myrsvsnen
referred 70, why the new company shonld
mot DO able 70 farnisA telegraph Sasillsiss as
ehsAp RATES, and we sarasstly hsps, their
efforts sswatas ssis end Elt bs sseeS Sanful.
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pissolation Of Gopartuersbip.

nISSOLUTION OF COPAMTNERSHIP
~ The firm existing under the name of SAYAS
& MARINAS was dissolved on the 1st by tho with.
drawal OF Mr. MaRINAS, who returns his thanks to
his friends and customers for their liberal patronage
and respectfully solcits @ continuance Of the same
in beaaf of bis late copartner Mr.. SAYAS, who will
80 MARKEr-STREET, one door west of Meeting.
street, north side. A. MARINAS.
JOHN sAYAS.
wholesale and Retail Dealer and Manufacturer of
Havana Segars. choice brands of Tobacco and fine
assortment of Pipes constantly on hand.
June 20 wfrnS
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al gr. o u % u . sa o n n 4. !.

THIs NEW AND CcA1aG0E EoUs HOUSE, locAas
ED corner OF Broadway ana FORsy-second. .s,resa,
poasesses advantages 0vsr ali other hoaes for the no.
%Omnodation VI Ito onests. II was ouilt exrfeossy
for nrstclsss family boarding hcuse--the Rooms
being large and on sudfo heated hy steam hot
and cold witer and fnrnigheA second 20 none: srhfle
the cunaty department IA ID me inost experienceM
bands, atfordspR gnfefe axa nneqaaled table.
~ cine OF Atwc6d'A Patent klevalurg 30 aiso snaone
aueste 90 all hoMra. iy IA lss g ss 81 :,
Tha Kscadvfay ana Untysrasy rlass cara pass she
aocr every fosE msnutes raunsns morn she Cisy
AvemHa sinesAx hut A short block on 0ltheR eide
anapae asctes Sor 5sh al
shu aepo9 ae6aEabonzs lanagnEa UBac&n Ua nfs1asns
uaenA ax9 hnesness 0f Khp great sne&gopolae sa9 1
naaesS g ~ ~ HEashss sRnTpxf saass
# neArSM wv AZ, 81 sss Sna0s
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w. G.. ALDEN & CO..
REAL ESTATE OFFICE.
No. SAX PINE-sTREEr., NEW YORK CITY.

THE ABOVE FIRM HAVE EsTABlIsHED A
Special Department for ths Buying and Selling of
Southern REAL ESTATE, City and County,. They
have placed AIr. ]. NJ. MORGAN Gate Of Charleston,
8. o.. at the head o! this branch OF their business
Parties wishing to sell property in the New York
market Will and it to their advantage to address the
above frsn.
Mr.. MORGAN refers 80 Messrs. g. 4. rREsRoLM
& Som. Charleston. &. c.
Juno pAo 1mo
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Gopartnersbip Notiee.

TEyHE SUBSCRIBERS HAVE FORM
Copartne ership under the name otJ 81. GRA-
tii CO.. to carry on the Wholesale and Re.ail
K Golt aY BUSINESS at No. $685. eas. side Of King.
ner IF Ktug and Reid streets. They will. De
for patronage, and will by constant suppl
OF ch.paud very bast of Groceries. merit support.
j. II. GRAVER.
Jule2l mwf3 j. GRAVER.
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Mlsteaane0uS.

T AT S! HAT S! HAT So!

HATS! HATS! HATS!
TIE SUBSCRIBER BFGS TO CALL THE At
TENTION Of the public that he is now prepared to
Clean Press and make new all styles of beavers,
Straw, Silk and Panama HATS, ut very low figure.
l.. BOUJASSON, French Halter,
June % 6* No. III RinS-street
GOUTHEKN LANDS WANTED.
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NEW GOODS.

MI w nOVRFNs
TNASr. INDIAN MANIOCA, A AIss,>saaz = -
sweet a put up n aas 9;ns 1,Ss;
Cider and whit Wine vineg ". warranted pure
Fresh Roasted hio Coffee. OF good gu 1lty, at SOC.
- fb.
Just received and for sale by
COOPERa I'VE GROCERY STORE,
Goods delivered tree. May 28
FRESH DRUGS.
JUST RECEIVED AND FOR SALE
WHOLESALE AND EETAIL BY DIR.
III. BAER, NO. 13I MEET1NG-
STREET..
DIsoNS TOBACCO ANrIDOrE
Il Roses Cough Syrup
schenk's Pulmonc Syrup
schenk's seaweed Tome
Cherokee Remedy
Cherokee pills
Cherokee Injection
spears Fruit Preserving Solution
Browns Chlorodyne
German Blood or ''Kniser'' Pills, Sc. &c.
Fiemings Worm CONNECTIONS
Wrght's Rejuvenatng Ellxir
GhurchilPs .yrup Hypophosphits OF Limo
Van Deusen's Worm ontectIons
Hurley's Wc.m Candy
Bardote's Worm sugar Drops
G. @tenberg Pills
schallenberger's Fever and Ague Pills
Strong's Pills
McLane's Liver Fills
Linn's Vegetable Pills
kussesl's soothing syrup for Children Teething
Jayne's Expeclorant
Jayne's Carminative
Jayne's Laxative Pills
Railways Ready Relief
Radwav' v's II. Pills
dway's Ready kesolvent. juno 81
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Celebrations.
MIA MO n &c II TIVA AL
AT
M lou nj P Ii A s. Mt
ON ST. JOHNS DAY,
Juno "a, 1860.

ETIWAE LODGE, No. 8J, A. r. M, WILL CELE.
BRATE ST. Johns Day, June "a, 1899 at Mount
Pleasant.
The various Delegations, Lodges 9rod Chepters
will assemble at Market Wharf, qlar er past Eight
o'clock NJ, where OIL extra boat OF the Ferry line
will convey tSom to Mount p!casaut There they
will be met by E,iwan Lodge and conducted to their
Lodge.
procession will lhore be formed under the direc-
ton ofthe Grand Marshal! and marched to the grove
where an oration VIII be delivered by r. ". Brother
L. SoMERs uUtsT JUNIOR Grand Warden OF the
g and Lodge Of South Carolina.
Tho various Lodges and Charters are f.atc, na|iy
invited to participate
Ample arrar gements have boen made to contribute
to the enjoyment of all.
The public are respectfully Invited 10 attend.
Gr9 9kEa4EiM r KIHEocu Com; n3fz Of arrangements
JOHN Y DUPRE No. 95.
June 33
ASONIC PICNIC
LA CANDEUk LODGE. No. sc. AND WAL.
HALLA LODGE, No. &C.
SchuetzemP1ntM, ON Thursday, juno "a.
Admissicn.... $50. One Dollar.
The fraternity respectfully invited to attend
The Omnibusses will leave Line.street at O'Clock
A. H., and every fifteen minutes during the day.
juno % 81
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w ED COLOREo WOMAN, nurse for two
children. Apply at No. 2 ALLAN rIO-sIREET
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UNION CHAPTER, NO. 3, K. A. Nj.
TOMPANIONS DE-IROUS OF PARTICIPATING
" In the Festivities OF Mount Pleasant, are re-
qucsted to meet ut Masonic Hall. To. MORROW
and vi iting Brothers are respectfully invited to
spend the dav with us.
BY order Of the M. K. n. p.
June % PHILIP AUSTIN, Secretary.
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Mrm Mahiiratiaus

sSr,sre - Iae<s p.s4fs-c>44
-
rHEIE ADVANTAGE 70 coNslLT TINS
CATALOGUE.
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.S0g Salf.

ESDR Sale, A GOOD SCHOONER.
IL built of fLveoak, carrying 20 cords wood: w,ll
be sod low at BRAN1's SHIP YARD.
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XNyANTED, "A MPETENT CH1LD's
w NURSE |; one that can come well recommend
cd. Apply at OLNEY zoos LIME WORK next
Savannah and Charleston Railroad.
June %
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XNANTED, n WHITti GIRL To MIND
w achild. Apply at No. At sMIrH-StREEr,
near Calhoun, IL Juno %
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/. ADaats.

VNTANTED, "A SMALL GIRL (yVEalTM
wv preierred) to take caro- or child and make
herself generally useful Apply at No. 10 LAURENs-
S1RnEE. IL June 23
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No Reat.

yTlU RENT, A SUITE OF TWO OR THREE
a. ROOM frst floor, with use Of piazza. Apply
at No. 05 IT. PHILlP.SrREET, above Radcliffe.
Juno 81 mwf9N
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VMANTEcD. BIZ A COLORED WOMAN,
w aplace nurse In some family leaving the
city. Good recommendations will be given note
addressed 10 ''N j." at THE NMws Office. will
oeive prompt attention. 90 Juno 20
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THO RENT. TAE PLEASANTLY SITU.
IL A1ED TWO AND a HALE STORY RESI-
DfNCE No. Gadsden street. opposite Wentworth
Applyat CHARLEoTON'SrEAM saw MILL.
june Il
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T1sOae SALE. sDa4ap MEyvSRApE:as. IEn
G any eusnaty. Price 7U centa per hundred.
Ihe cheapeni NsssssA paper fhAt can bo used AFs
ply o. the oiiice of 1HE NEWS. g March /
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STHcAM feNG NGINAGS FOR sALE CEaEAEs.
~ If applied Tor imnediately-
~ One 12.horse Portable ENGINE
N One 4-horse Portable Engane.
5 ALSO,
~ One horsepower ENGfNR, in good condition
l. OAMKRON. DARKLEY &CO.,
Northeast corner Meeting and Cumberland streets.
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A UCIlON EISasS, n az ok BIss, ANI
Cards. or other Job Printing executed WITH neat
dispatch. will consult their interest by leav
tng their otders ut TfEE NEWSJo OFFICE. No
148 East Bay .Ys 'st--s -
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SOUTHERN LANDS WANTED.
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WANTED. AGENTS FOR THE AMERI-
lish and German. by Robert stewart, w. H.. OF Miss.
The work covers the whole ground Of the breeding
both in sickness and health. 1t has won its way to
popular favor. and is to-day the most popular and
best selling Horse Book out Address q. F. VEN T.,
Publisher, Cincinnati. O.. 6mo# March 10
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XTrANTED, A WHITE " o MI a To
w take charge of children. References required
Apply at THL> OFFIOE June %
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NARPENTsclsS NANTED-TNO GOOD
" BtNCH HANDS: coed wages and steady work.
Apply at P. p. TOALE'S sash Factory, Horlbeck's
wharf, near Northeastern Railroad Depot.
Tn
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L. E. cORDRAY.. .................C. A. TROUCHE
March % 3mo
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-08-16

A DEEP MYsrERy.-0ne morning, not
long ago, the foreman OF the north end
| of the Fort Homestead railroad tunnel
discovered several mysterious relics OF
n love affair which evidently had hap
pcned the night previous, the undevel-
oped secret OF which has cast a gloom
of omance around his heart. He picked
up a very pretty curl of auburn hair, q
lady's garter, and q beautiful, em5roid-
cred and perfumed lady's handkerchief,
dropped or lost in the tunnel between
shutdown and sunrise The foreman,
Mr.. Hay, is DESTROYS of finding out the
owner of the articles described
INcESDrARrsM Some s%coundrel set
fire to a pile Of old lumber al the at the
e of Delmas' restaurant, North G
street, Virginis, about l o'clock last
night. 1t was seen by Mr.. Uhl, an
active member Of Washoe Engine Co.
No. A, from B street, who with the as
s~istauce Of two or three other men man
aged 10 put it out. But for them there
| would have been an extensive fire.
SwEENY GUARD, GOLD HlLL.-A
special meeting Of this company will
DC held next Wednesday evening, at
u o'clock. All persons who disposed
OF tickets for the Fourth Of July ball are
expected to make returns immediately or
have their names advertised rs delin-
quent in the matter.
ALL QuIEr.-It is rather a difficult
matter for us to give any very sensa-
| tionsl items to-day. No good highway
robbcries, rapes, suicides or blood
curdling horrors to record for the last
4s hours. Things are getting tame,
decidedly.
DEPORTATION WANTED ]. W. Sparks,
Of Bellvisle, Richlsnd County, Ohio,
wishes to learn the present whereabouts
of Thomas Hoke, supposed to be in this
State.
GEORGE FRANCIS TRAIS.-John Piper
has received a telegram to the effect
that the above individual will arrive at
Virginia about mex Friday.
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BY
FROM SAN FRANCISCO.
SAY Francisco, August Il

SAN Francisco, August Is.
Last night. about 9 o'clock. a boy by
the name Of Burns, aged about II years,
was standing on the sidewalk in front
of n liquor store on Front street, when
a sailor, armed with a sheath knife,
came out Of the place, and, without
saying II word, stabbed the boy twice in
the back, inAicting painful but not dan
gerous wounds.
4 number Of carpenters and brick
masors living in this city have been
discharged, caused by tho hard times.
They are making preparations to emf.
crate to Mississippi and Louisiana. All
the large manufactures are reducing
their forces of workmen.
Kimball's carriage mandatory dis.
charged 20 men yesterday. Several
mills have reduced their forces.
Sixty csrtmeu employed in Second
street struck yesterday. The contractors
wanted them to haul by the load, in.
stead of by the day, which the men
regarded as q practical return TO the
,lO.hour system of labor.