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The New York herald., 1869-01-17


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Admission 30 cents reserved circle, 50 cents
AT TWO
GRAND OPERA HOUSE troRMERLY .PIKEs,.
u JAMES FISK, Proprietor
FRENCH OPERA.
ADoLPH BIRGFELD... .....hanager
EVERY EVENING
THE GREAT SaTsESAy sHoehss s5FlTHE At THE SEASON,
LA PERIcHoLE La PERIcHoLE
ia PERIcHoLE, OPERA BouFFE IN THREE ACTS,
BYJ oFFENBAcH
The Aa5s CadHJ
Scenery and mise scene are perfect and new music VIII
be nsyxsSSbps xSbs TIsa expressly for
PIQuILLo, TUE MINSTREL. IN LA PERIcHoLE, BY
NEW sJsi5 SsHSfEs III sfss' FOR IRxA
zach AIR IN LA PERICHoLE Is GEN OF THE
first water, truly worthy Of onenbach.
POUNDS OF APPLAUSE GREET THE ARTISTS AFTER
NEW MUsfG, wRirTEN EXPRESSLY FOR IRMA.
JRxA, THE QUEEN OF SONG, DELIGHTS EVERY
ONE AS La PERICHoLE
CopLD THEnE pnnicsG,A RG ANYTHING MORE CHARMING
NEW MUSIC, WRITTEN EXPRESSLY FOR IRNA,
HOUSES CROWDED AT EVERY PERFORMANCE OF
LA PERiCHoLE to see IRMA and AUJAC.
OrFENBAcH NEVER COMPOSED ANYTHING HALF
NEW .usic, = WRITTEN VI axFkEss1Y FOR 1RmA
EDUC. THE INIn1rABLE ACTOR, AS THE VICE
ROY, IN LA PERIoHoLE.
livery EVENING, IA PEEIcHoIE, AND
No ExTR HARdE Fon Eve sEAs
Seats be secured for evening the matinee six
days 10 q asSsS "a sS1 oFsRa Sasi House.
corner Of Twsnyhrd street and Eighth avenue, and At
schirrmes music store. 70l Broadway.
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VoUNG MES'a ASSOCIATION.
Il TWELFTH ANNUAL BALL
THE NEW YORK ROMAN CATHOLIC ORPHAN
ASYLUM,
ACADEMY or Music
TUESDAY EvEEfN0 January Ia ls6o
HONORARY htMBEks.
Jos. ODonohue, George q. Barnard Patrick McCary,
Michael Cody, dennis Iicnnsssy, Henry shieds.
y j. Hapin, James Murphy, william LAIor
Mat II brennan, Jemes Moore Robert Mc0nnsss,
Bryan Lawrence John Kelly, John Hurphv.
jaime. Lynch, owen VI brennan, Eichard 8'3ormsn,
oscar spence sms. sssss jsssSs 5s%ss n Hamilton.
James sadlier,
COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENT
Jeremiah Quinlan Peter hcQuade, John Fiannagan,
Thomas Muldoon, Charles U'Connor, John Hyrns,
WIN. II; Shields, p.w: vIIanorsn, John !. nesIowsn,
James ~ Coleman, Jas. y: Mccormick, Peter Trninor,
rnanes Il ossn JoSn M% Kane hcm ss%s Sas
John Duane. Thomas .. Flynn, Daniel p. Coyc,
John Hayes, Francis Currnp, Joseph !. Marin,
Maurice J. Powers, Malone, T1,os. u CummIns,
Walter Roche, Frank hcEir0y.
JEREMIAH QulNLAN President
WALTER ROCHE First Vice President
CHAs. O'cONNCR, Second Vice President.
Wx J.KArr, Corresponding sccrttnry
JOHN IT, hrsOvAN, FInancsl SECRETARY.
BRAvcfs Hfoafwa, Treasurer
be obtained bv applying i3s wlliarn street,
Persons who have secured Boxes the aos Nall will
please occupy them ~ an early hour % prevent confusion
TlALLs, BALLs.-THEATRE PRANcAIa
~ Persons desfous 10 the Franchise fnf
Balls are reonesied u make saris anplcasiou.
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OPERA HOUSE, Esd ST. AND sTH Av.
BOOTHS THEATRE,
TwENTy-THIRD STREET,
Between Fifth and Sixth avenues.
In consequence Of the unusual this
theatre for the opening nights the Manager respectfully
nounces that In order 70 give each equal opportunity
be present. aud With the hope OF protecting the public
the specuators the tickets will be disposed OF
PUBLIC SALE,
On MONDAY, JANUARY 90, 1853. at
IRVING HALL
Through the courtesy Of L. r. Harrison, ESQ.,,
Fifteenth street and Irving place. commencing at 0
o'clock A. NJ. precisely for the better Of
temen their to business.
Diagrams Of the seats win be furnished At the Hall the
morning OF the sale.
Due notice Of the opening night in advertisement
j. HENRY MAGONIGLE,
Business Manager.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
To THE LOVERS OF BURLEsQUE.

II
s % d
FIELD THE cEoTa oP COLD WI s.a & IS
thas hsv: nightly witnessed ana sniiusiasiissy ssSs
xa.s Novelty SSassn Isss1 % IL seS
Il Z:
IN nd those isies ''' 's
NOTICE order to avoid seats for The
rsmsinuE twelve REPRESENTATION % the FIELD OF THH
ONCE, daily, from stol
Pending the :bssncs Of the SISTERS tho pub,
effected with 'As ss sm1nsas HcREAN sss's'b BUCHANAN
M a.
win make their rentres the Metropolitan stage MOEf
DAY, FEBRUARY l. 1859, IN and original romantic
aI. ''''ISf TIE PEEbETHN DAUGHTER
and appropriate mise en- scene and costumes,
sPEcrAL-.rhe Box Sheet for the MoKEAN BUCHANAN
NIGHTS will be ready on Thursday morning, January n
A PERloHoLE EVERY EVENING AT THE GRAND
xGsi WRITTEN H " EoR iaH
FS5Sp,esSI and Lester wALAoE
S.s sSaS $SS5SS
Thursday, JAM. 2l-CAPTAlN OF THE WATCH and
wOOnCoCE's LITTLE GAME.
Saturday, Jan. 2a-sHE sTooPs TO CONQUER.
MUCH ADO ABOUT NOTHING.
TRNA, THE QUEEN OF SONG, EVERY NIGHT AT THE
GRAND OPERA HOUSE,
CORNER OF 23D ST. AND sTH Av. III
Eow TEf4ssE IN As sru RrpnrsrsrRFoss aFsss AT
The great and unrivned American Pantomimist Geo.
HUMPTY DUMPTY,
SECOND YEAR OF ITS UNPARALLELED SUCCESS,
GEO. l. FOX the peoples faycrite) as HuMPTY pUMPTY,
Mdllc. RITA SANGALf and the FASCINATING BALLET
UNEQUALlED in THE UNITED STATES
THE NEW Ts skSRp Hs s4yeS
And H. D. continues 70 amusc you AL:
ROARS OF LAUGHTER.
MATINEES at IL WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY,
OLYMPIC THEATRE-BEGINs AT 8.
H1MfrY % VI; DdMPTY. RHPTis0n .
THE BUkLEsQ6E RAILROAD SENSATION,
MI; h ~ s.s sa nAH5EE H5a7
On MONDAY, JANUARY IS,
GEORGE I. FOX.
the Great Purveyor Of Pantonimic Humor.
TIE SECOND 0pso VOLUME OF
HUMPTY DUMPTY,
which viii inaugrae the most brilliant and marvellous Pan
clown ...Ias in volume GEO. L. roy
Particulars Of the grand change win shortly be pubshed ID
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THE GRAND MASQUERADE BALL or THE TEUTO-
MIA viii be held nj the Academy Of Music January
& Tickets f5 for gentleman lndys tickets
~ TO BE- had q y Groes y Fulton street; neropoi.
tan Hotel Ticket Once Koch Broa, ernania Assembly
Rooms 2s3 Bowery and Hodes Gonebergs v East Four
henth street, Private and Proscenn Boxes may b. pro-
Of the Secretary ,. KAfP Secretary rs FULTON street.
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vxrANTEp-A SITUATION Az HoUsEkEEpER OR
w roserncss BY = widow lady, who - capable Of giving
sr~rnetfou M music deailed Compensation
ihan good home undoubted references gwen Address
u. y. Herald once.
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ECONOMY u HOME INDUSTRY.
SAVE YOUR RAGS.
the CHICK aSABOGUE
Manufacturing Company

A RI NOW prepared 10 purchase Co d.. ~ lean
Cotton and t.iaii- Rags, IN any qnenliiy and to
pa, ior tn. m The highest mar Fl price - essh. =,
1fey sves ab sted dep I at ot3i North wa
er str.s iart pi and sdr ge rat sno p'.
per stock OF all ors undo tHe inrn olsir charge oi
Capt hornas + Bars who il authorised 10 pay a
n~ruI price iof all stock ieqdirru by lhe company
mi l. anu brou gtf 10 hun III uiabie c1ldiioa
Rags INA. ei,lser be white. jto'ed o. nlia-o oni
tbv must be ir e OF oo,lt,s ele aud well b. ioled
ii~a,rfs il. paper - ck n city aild iiei" WI
find u Ia lhei. .,aprag-t, rti.ubh,ais /" lth Us De
tr. diSposlu z oil tlri stock els w,tre
/ \ ew. .tapeis sai asyence ',hea ''wn inieess ny
lending thu i, flu see 10 seeur The sa,l and cot
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/ ,calili ) We viii credit them i, exeh'uge tor p
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Rags sent by the rivers and Great Northern Rail-
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Alabama ss4g = l af "a. na.,I ,
Ali shipments by The Mobile and Ohio Railroad
should De- dl,.en b. Beaver Meadow staion. the
| ioc atlon If the Compan : Works. IS
fER - For rurther 3nionn rion spply al the Com
ranys DE Iots No 81 ,vflb ater street. or 70 the
Undersigned m person by ieler al the ofilce oi
''e w. g. CLARK,
mo Pre-. ident
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patent Of his ..veterinary Remedies Z for i'is
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instance these Remedies haze proved comple's
cures. have used them myself with psriee'
success and can conf .eutiy recommend tnem 70
others. -.
Put up in quantities to suit purchasers,
Livery Stable, Ferry Landing, West Baton Rouge
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.s- CIRCULAR Il, .8
TO THE PUBLIC.
IMPORTANT VETERINARY REMEDIES.
Read the Following; 81;

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.orse. and sincerely aud heartily recommend hinl
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trial foundered horses cured ~ twelve hours
Gallo IN thirty minutes Bolts in thirty minutes
Dlstemper in four says farsy ~oo P''''''
of pIanders from ght tc Ten days Lung 'sse'
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THE SUGAR PLANTER.

5reLIsHsD EvEsY SATURDAY MoHNlN'
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EUROPE.
MINISTER DIX IN GREECE.

MINISTER DIX IN GREECE.
PARIS, January 28-Mr. Dix, the American
Minister, in recent speech at public dinner.
said that the cause OF Greece was identical
with the cause of liberty throughout the world,
and that Greece might feel assured Of the SYM
pathy Of America.
MORE GREEK TROUBLE.
LONDON, January 28.-It is believed that the
Greek declaration Of adherence to the protocol
OF the conference will contain q reservation
which will protract the Turkish trouble.
MURDER OF A SPANISH aovERNoR-AaREsr OF
DEAN AND CHAPTER.
MADRID, January 2S.-Tie government has
laid claim to the archives and works of art pos
sessed by the churches, and the enforcement
of this claim has led to the assassinat alton OF
the Governor Of Burgos. The dean and chap
ter Of the cathedral have been arrested. The
government has withdrawn it's recognition OF
the diplomatic character Of the Pope's Nuncio
at Madrid.
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DIVORCES I'M THE WEST.

A correspondent Of the Chicago Advance, in
discussing the question Of divorce and it's evil
results. claims that if the ability to again
marry was removed, and a disability made per-
manent as to both, there would be very few
divorces. BE adds:
Let US examine for one moment tbs manner
in which the law operates. A Mr.. A sues for
O. divorce. Mrs. A does not appear, default is
entered against her, the case ID sworn through,
and both parties are turned loose upon society,
with no better reason existing in many cases
than "cold feet, or o desire which is expressed
In Dryden's response to his wife, when she
wished that she was book, 80 that she might
mao, that can change you every year." The
following case lately came under my observa-
tion: young man married, and residing in
one section Of the country, removed to an
other, leaving his wife behind him. While
away he proposed to young lady and was bv
her accepted, and the marriage day announced.
He returned to his wife, spent few weeks with
her, ana tenderly bade her adieu, sought the
house of his expectant britle. and married
her. A few weeks after the marriage he OBJ
tanned o divorce from his absent wife, which,
being discovered by the newly-made one, was
made the occasion Of q new marriage cere-
mony, after which the now lepudiated hus-
band went to the horne Of his divorced wife,
who, ignorant Of his conduct. still lives with
him, while the other sought her redress in
court OF equity.
think hear some lawyers say that that
could have been remedied BY personal service
OF the notice. A friend of rhine relates the
following instance as illustrative Of the frauds
which may be practiced in this precaution,
even: A poor ignorant girl unfortunately
married to o scOundrel, was served with mo-
tice informing her that her husband would
apply for divorce for adultery-the word
adultery was ''thumbed" in the reading. Too
ignorant to demand copy Of the notice, or to
seek legal counsel, she asked her husband
what it meant, and rested satisfied with
his assurance that 1t was nothing dis
honorable to her anyhow. until he order
ed her to leave his house, assuring her
that she was no longer his wife. stA
mother. but not wife," means something not
only TO the ruined woman, but to the divorced
one also. Divorce laws are o bid TO perjury,
and o constant offer to both parties that they
can marry again at pleasure; but with a deal
more OF 'sIed tape Than al farat. There are
not many instances Of divorce in which the
plaintiff or defendant have not found out that
they could not marry happier. and ore only
waiting for o decree OF court to do so: case
somewhat notorious is reported az follows: A
young man married young woman, and SITTER
residing with her some time concluded that no
had made mistake, and proposed another
marriago. Having means, he sent his wife
away On visit, and while she was gone OBJ
tanned divorce. She oame back, only to And
him the husband OF another. Ohi what triv-
iai causes are alleged for the dissolution OF an
institution ordained by the Almighty as the
first important event after the creationl
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WASHINGTON.

REV. MIR. o'cALLAHAN. A MEMBER OF THE GEORGE
TOWN COLLEGE FACULTY-rRIGHT OF THE
GEORGIA MEMBERS.
WASHINGTON, January 2S.-The Catholic
priest OCallahan, killed on the Periere, was
member of the Georgetown College Faculty.
The Virginia committee of nine was before
the Judiciary Committee tonight.
The House was in session tonight for de-
bate.
The Georgia representatives are somewhat
frightened over the action of the House to-
day. Bullocks friends are gleeful.
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CONGRESSIONAL.

THE GEORGIA REPRHsENTATIvEs-TH PENSION
BnL-soLDIERs wIDows-CoNFEDERATE pRI-
vATEERs - FEMALE SUFFRAGE PosToFFICE
TEIEaRAPH-THE' CONSTITUTIONAL SUFFRAGE
AMENDMENT.
WASHINGTON, January 2s.-IN THE House,
the Army Appropriation bill amounting to
forty-three millions was made the special order
for Monday.
Aresoiution of inquiry regarding the Geor-
gla members was passed by vote of one hun
dred and twsnty-seven to thirty-three.
The Georgia contested election was reported,
but it's consideration, in view of the inquiry re-
\. garding the rights of the Georgia members
was postponed to the third Tuesday OF Feb
ruary.
The House resumed the consideration OF the
Pension bill, and the chastity OF Union soldiers
widows was harshly discussed. No action was
taken.
tlon bill was resumed.
Roots offered resolution, adding two to the
Pacific Railroad Committee, which was referred
to the Committee on Rules.
Boutwell, gave notice that he would call up
the constitutional amendment tomorrow.
Information was asked of the number Of ves-
sells destroyed by Confederate privateers.
Adjourned.
In THE SENATE, an unusual number Of female
suffrage petitions were offered.
Rice introduced bill for constructing post
Office telegraph between Washington and Bos-
ton, touching at the intermediate cities.
A committee of fve on education was ap-
pointed.
The McGarrahan bill was taken from the
table after severe struggle. Yeas ~, nays
49,
The constitutional amendment was discus
sed. 1t provides that no State shall deprive
its ctize of the right of suffrage on account
of race or color.
After on executive session the Senate adj
journed.
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SPARKS FROM THE WIRES.

The Diario of Havana says that the rebels
are accepting Dulce's terms.
The George Legislature has appointed o
committee to examine into the cases OF alleged
lawlessness In that State.
The question OF the Legality Of treasury ac-
ceptances by Secretary Floyd is before the
Supreme Court
1t 10 proposed to send Alex. 81. Stephens,
Herschel v. Johnson, and other distinguished
Georgians TO Washington, as o committee to
consult with Ccngress on Georgia AFFAIRS.
The Virginia Republican State Central Conn
Inittee have called State Convention, March
9th, to nominate State candidates for State
ofacee.
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CHARLEsTcS Rrcn pHrrpnp TO NEW OanaANs
WITHOUT CHANGE OF CARS The Selma Times
of Friday last says:
We have great pleasure in announcing that
from Charleston to New Orleans, via Selma.
two car loads Of rice. They will 40 on rail to
New Orleans without change Of cara here.
This te the first shipment TO New Orleans on
the Palmetto route. We hail with iov this
new proof Of the growing Importance Of Selma
% a railroad centre, this further demonstra-
ton OF the fact that the roads termlnat ing la
Selma are certain TO become, and are neces-
which must, sooner OF later. bIsad to0ether
the Atlantic and the Gulf ports. This ships
iheHt has . commercial Significance which We
are sure will be fully appreciated by onr busis
ness men. Sss ma
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CENTRAL AMERICA.

NEW YORK, January 28.-The Alaska has ar
rived, with four hundred and seventy-three
thousand in treasure.
There has been frequent earthquakes in
Guatemala.
War is probably between San Salvador and
Honduras.
An unsuccessful attempt at assassination
was made on the person Of President Guzman,
OF Nicaragua.
No news from Cushings mission.
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THE FAuITs OF OTHEHs. --Mrs. q. N. Dem
ming, Rochester, N. x, writes .sE have used
one Of your machines Agteen months, and IL
has gwen perfect satisfaction. And 1t very
easy to operate, not liable TO get out OF order.
and capable Of doing every variety OF work;
while II is entirely free nom many faults OF
other machines, such as dropping stitches and
drawing the seam. NJ Letter to Willcox g. Gibbs
3. M, Company, April a 1H68.
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tsPEcIAL TELEGRAM TO THE DAILY NEws.l
COLUMBIA, January 2S-The Committee on
Elections asked and obtained further time to
report on the bill to declare valid the Charles
ton Municipal election.
The bill incorporating the Citizens Savings
Bank of South Carolina passed second read
ing.
Barber introduced bill to regulate con-
tracts.
In THE HOUSE the bill amending the criminal
law passed it's second reading and was ordered
to be engrossed.
The same action was taken on the following ::
The bill to incorporate the South Carolina
Phosphate Company the bill TO incorporate
the Amateur Literary Fraternal Association of
Charl aston, and the bill to incorpora te the All
ken Sanitary Association.
Smith introduced a bill to afford aid to the
Spartanburg and Union Railroad Company.
The Civil Rights bii was passed, and sent 10
the Senate.
The bill relative to insurance companies not
incorporated in the State was recommitted.
10 the case Of the South Carolina Railroad
Company vs. the Columbia and Augusta Rail
road Company, in the Supreme Court, the re-
cords were read to-day, and the argument will
be commenced tomorrow.
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The EARLY History OF the sNorm-Its
Natural Enomy-The Causes OF tho
Destructivenoss OF the Worla-The Eff
fcets or the Season and tho IiMporta nco
OF Early CrOPs-Tho Pith Tsacory--The
Worm ON Salt and Rusty ,Ln nds.
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INLAND ROUTE.
Fur GEOW q ETas ~ NJ

FOR GEOR GETD.NN.
CHERAw, BUCK'S LOWER MILL, ON THE WAC
CAMAW RIVER. AND ALI. LANDINGS ON THE
PEEDEE RIVER.
- siK- THE STEAMER PLANTER, CAPT.
c. Y. WAITE 10 rece wing Freight at
Accommodation wharf, and win leave on FRIDAY
MORNING, the 29th instant at seven O'Clock.
apply to JOHN FERGUSON
January rs ~
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BY TELEGRAPH.
THE STATE CAPITAL.

LEGISLATIVE PROCEEDINGS THE CHARLESTON
ELECTION BILL ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS OF
THE OWL RIGHTS BILL = SOUTH CAROLINA
RAILROAD COMPANY VS.. COLUMBIA AND Angus
ia RAILROAD COMPANY.
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PACIFIC MAIL srEAnIsnIP COMPY,s

PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP CONlPY'4
THROTGH Linz TO
-, JA CALIFORNIA, IL CHINA AND JAPAN.
DUCED RATESi
Sd-sasse STEAMERS OF THE ABOVE
h >,MkMMxS hne line leave Pier No. a, North River.
IL O'Clock noon, of the 1st 9Th, i8th
and Oath Of every month except when these dates
Departure Of 1st and oath connect at Panama With
steamers for South Pacific and Central American
ports. Those Of let touch at Manzanillo.
Departure of 9th OF each month conneets With
the new steam line from Panama to Australia ane
New Zealand.
Steamship JAPAN leaves San Francisco fer Obi
ma and japan February 4, 1863.
NO California steamers touch at Havana, but go
direct from New York TO Aspinwall.
One hundred pounds baggage free to each edult.
Medicine and attendance free.
For Passage Tickets or further information aYpl3
at the COMPANY'S TICKET OFFICE, on the whaft
foot Of G Gcanal-street. North River. New York.
March IA Tyr +. r. BABY. Agent.
FOR BRUNSWICK, GA.
sQlE@h THE STEAMER DICTATOR"
Captain CHARLES WILEY will touc h
at thus point every Wednesday leaving savannah at
Nine A. NJ, and on her return trip viii touch there
on Sa''dIy Aorning. J. D. AIKEN & co.,
November "a Agents.
INLAND ROUTE.
THROUGH TICKETS TO FLORIDA.
CHARLEs1o ON AND SAVANNAH STEAM PACKET
LINE LINE, VIA EDIsTo. BEAut ORE AND HILTON
CONNECTING WITH
THE ATLANTIC AND GULF RAILROAD AND
CONNECTIONS FOR ALL POINTS IN
FLORIDA.
= .uE@A, THE FINE. FAST sTEAMER
PILOT BOY. Captain FENN PRoK win
leave Charleston on MONDAY and 1HURsDAY MoaN-
rNas ct Eight O'Clock Returning, will leave savannah
IuEsDAY MORNINGS at eight O'Clock, and FRIDAY
AFTERNOON at Two O'Clock, touching at Edisto on
THURsDAY trip from Charleston. at eleven A. H
end leaving Edisto at Nine A. M SATURDAYS on re-
turn trip.
The steamer will touch at Bluffton and Chisolm's
each way. every two weeks, commencing with trip
Of January 21st.
For Freight or Passage apply to
JOHN FERGUSON,
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-01-29

sentatives now met and sitting in General Assembly
and by the authority Of the same, That the acent
election for In Dtendant and wardeas OF the Town of
Tmmonsville be and the same is hereby declared as
valid to all intents and purposes. II the same had
been held at the time and under the provisions OF
existing laws and all acts done by the said Inten-
dant and Wardens uuaer the charter of the said
town are hereby confirmed.
In tho Senate House the fourteenth day OF Decem-
Der, in the year Of our Lord, 1866.
w. d. PORTER,