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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-04-28

The READING OF Mrs. ODoNovAN (RossA. y
Our readers are reminded that the elocution-
ary entertainment of this gifted lady takes
place tonight at Hibernlan Hail. Her read
1ngs have created quite furore in the princ-
pal Southern cities where she has appeared;
but apart from the consideration of their in
trnslc merit, the noble purpose which an.
imates her labors should enlist the warm and
substantial sympathy Of the public, and es-
pecially Of every Celtic heart. We bespeak for
her crowded house.
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LOCAL MATTERS. !.
|rHE NEWS JOE PRINTING OFFICE
OFFICE OF The News,
Tn r,or,<,ny A~~~:I 1oNn


CHARLESTON, s. c., April "a, 1869.
The undersigned, proprietors OF TEE
CHARLESTON NEWS, have this day bought out
the presses, type and fixtures Of the job pint
ing Office formerly owned by Mossrs. Parry &
Little, and will in future conduct the same as
3THE News JOB OFFICE, in The New, building,
No. 149 East Bay, third floor.
Arrangements will at once be made for the
purchase OF additional presses and p,aterial of
the latest and most improved styles, and the
undersigned are now prepared to execute all
JOB printing that may be entrusted to them as
lexpeditiously, neatly and cheaply as ii can be
done anywhere in the South.
Il RIoRDAN, DAWSON g. Co.
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THAT TRUMPET.-We are requested to an
nounce that the following gentlemen have con-
sented to serve as committee to count the
ballots to be cast for the trumpet to be voted
for at the orphans entertainment now going
on, viz: T. Huchet. Esq, W. J. Magrath, Esq,
e. Fourgeaud Esq. The Washington is sup
posed to be ahead.
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|s F1RE-This morning, about one O'Clock. q
Ike occurred in a small cigar store on the west
aYide OF King-street, a few ooors -aHorth Of
7George-street. doing slight damage, principal
ly the flooring. 1t was soon extinguished by
the engines, which were quickly on the spot.
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LIE FA1R of the Washington Light Infantry
3Jharltable Association begins to loom up
prominently as the great local event of the
Rfear future The ladies in charge will meet
NJ Hloernian Hall this Wednesday, afternoon
~ f1ve o'clock, to draw for the tables, and COM
&ete their arrangements
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IHE NEW POLICE UN1FoRM.-Yesterday the
|laolicemen appeared on the parade in their new
uniform Of blue flannel, with felt hats, patent
leather belts and silver clasps and ebony clubs.
}Ihey presented quite creditable appearance.
fnd we're commendably attentive in the dis
fharge Of their duties
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-04-28

DRESS GooDs. .-Messrs. Stoll, Webb a. Co.
hform the ladies in our columns.to day, That
ahey have q case Of dress goods from auction.
Rhich they will sell at twenty cents ct retail.
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THEDETEcrIoN OF CoUNrERFF1rs.- Since the
onlfed States currency has taken the place Of
specie ana State bank bills the Bank Note
s&& &ounterfeit Deteotors, formerly In lunigsEsal
dse, have become worthless, and the eonnter-
: felters owing to the immense increase in the
neld open-to their operations, have gone To
: work with skill, patience and care that have
enabled them to produce plates, the impress.
s1ona OF which cannot be DISTINGUISHED by The
unpracticed eye from the genuine currencv, A
new YORK hrm has issued very useful VOL
ume, containing plates Of all the genuine and
the principal counterfeie greenbacks, nat ional
oanh Siiis and fractional currency, side by side
accompanied by mierosc ope, which enables
any one to compare them and at once detect
the difference. The fine medallion in the
genuine is too costly and elaborate to be couu
terfeited with success; but the difference is
hardly perceptlble to the naked eye. The agent
Of the firm in question is now here soliciting
subscriptions to the work, and has already oh.
tanned the names Of many OF our princinal
business, men. n,.4... ...,,
Fii' ,---~-4--+-o------4----- .ft- g
HOTEL AEBsvArs. April 27.-Pav,tfon Ho-
ss1.--E. s.. Blakely, Augusta; Thomas M. sav.
age, a. M. Robert, Georgia; Z. W. Mason. G.
Murphy, M. swinton, NJ Fanghan. Augusta.
J. H. Alike. Columbia; B. Reynolds, Jr., J. B.
Watson, James Stumble, J. B. LaSalle, James
Orchard, South Carolina; J. B. Moore, Astoria.
Il. L.; George W. Bee, South Carolina; J. powe
and wife, Anna Powe, Frank Powe, E. powe.
New jersey; 3. Utts, Florence; D. r. Harl.
Tee, South Carolina; NJ. O. Nall South
Carolina; G. B. Chicksey, Washington,
District Columbia; John Ferguson, Florida;
DR.. r. Haslee, Mars Bluff; C. b. Chiskey.
Washington, D. c.; r. e. Clark, Lewisy,lle;
George w. Wise, Edgeheld.
Charleston Hoss1-John Smith, City W. J..
Smith, F. J. Smythe, B. Joyner, w. l.. Gary.
G. M. Walker, Columbia M. Levy, Georgia:
Chas O. Leary DI. A. March, l.. H. Matthews,
w. J. vereen, New York; E. 8. Pritchard, Au-
gusta; j, M. Westmoreland and lady, Green
vile; James Gallagher and wife, Connecticut;
w. b. Wilkins, New York A. Duer, ). Rutter,
Pennsylvania; J. A. Foster, South Carolina;
DIR. N. 8. Lincoln, Washington, d. c.; Mrs.
4 Lincoln, Miss Annie Smith, Washington, D. G.;
J. Fl. Myexs, A. J. HELEN, New Jersey; A. Al.
a BRIGHT. Baltimore; A. Fl. Sexton and wife, C.
i III. Brownlee. Mrs. r. Towers, Miss A. M.
a 8Whtehohse, Miss w. Whitehouse, New York:
NV T. Daggett and wife. Wilmington; J. A..
Ganble, Florence; Captain Wood, Richmond:
R. M. Butler, w. b. Steele, F. e. Taylor, Z.
Y. Sanders. 7. Street, city; w. q. Mcdowell.
Iilmington.
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Uc1IoN S4LEs. THIS DAP.

AUCTION S4LESe1HIS DAP
MILES DRAKE willsell. at 10 O'Clock, at his
tore, corner King andS Liberty-stre cloth
hg, dry goods and hAss. 49,
N. HUNT & Som willseli at 10 o'clock, at their
Rlesroom. Meetings. rect, boots, shoes, &c.
r. Nj. MARsHAnh s. BROTHER will sell at
aafp 10 o'clock, at their office, Broad
&reet, horses, mules &c.
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FHE DAILY NEWS.

BEING THE NEWSPAPER OFFICIALLY RE
COGNIZED AS HA VING THE LARGEST CIR
CULA7ION IN THE CITY OF CHARLESTON,
PUBLISHES THE LIST OF LETTERS REMAIN
ING IN THE P0S7oFFYCE AT THE END OF
EACH WEEK, ACCORDING TO THE PRoVzS-
II0NS OF THE NEW POST0FF1CE Law.
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sTRUoK BY LIa aHTNING.-During the severe
funder storm of Monday night, Steep!eman
a&elly, at the Orphan House, was struck by
lightning, and his arm and side SO benumbed
4 Ahat he had to be carried home. Yesterday he
Ras doing well.
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MEETINGS THIS DAP.
Delta Lodge of Perfection, at half-past UP. NJ.
South Carolina Lodge, at P. Nj.
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HE IMPORTANT SALE OF p trto Rico sugars
|pd molasses, by Messrs Risley & Creighton,
postponed until next Saturday. See adver-
fsement.
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HOOK AND LADDER COMPANIES.
Charleston Hook and Ladder Company, No. 1.
Charleston Hook and Ladder Company, No. q.
VISITING COMPANIES.
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coming forward at genuine IeutOnic trCt.
They make capital time-reach the well, and
like their predecessors, without any fuss. get
to work. A dozen strokes bring tie water, and
O. few seconds more there stands out upon the
blackboard before tho gaze of the multitude,
German, q minutes 15 seconds" The friends
Of the German vent their admiration on the
air, and in truth it was O noble achievement
In starting this company, some point was
made as to- the propriety OF strapping their
brakes. 1t was stated by the officers, how
ever, that straps had never been used, and the
omission was accordingly allowed. with the
understanding that il the breaks fell during
the run, the company would be ruled out.
Next followed the washingtons, Of Augusta,
Ga, trim-looking fellows, we'll disciplined and
dashing. As they came bounding MP the
street at tremendous pace, the Charleston
companies hi-hi them with q lung-splitting
chorus that is stimulating but, unfortunately,
snap go the drag ropes of the reel. The engine
reaches the ground, but there is loss of
time in repairing damages and again getting
under way, and the result written on the black
board is" Washington, three minutes" What
they might have done, but for this mishap,
nobody could predict, but every one sympa-
thized with their misfortune, and wished the
rope isi Halifax. Rg
Subsequently, the captain Of the company
requested the privilege of second trial, bat
the Firemasters after consultation, agreed that
accidents were part Of the chances of the
day, and 1t would be improper to establish o
precedent in favor of even guest
The Hope now took the street and came
dashing along at brave speod made an ADMIR-
able run to the we'll, and looked mischievous;
but again came one Of those unacoountable
delays which cannot be anticipated or explain
ed. Somehow the water wouldn't come when
1t was vented, and the consequence was that
whom the pipe dropped. two minates and forty.
one seconds was the only score the Hopes had
made. We learned, however, from members
OF the company, that in practice they had
"done the deed" in two minutes and six SO.
conds. 1t ought also to be stated that while
entitled to thirty men, there were but seventeen
ON the ropes and brakes.
Now for the stcnewalls. There must be
something peculiarly fascinating in that old
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.r-
THE sToNEwALL FTKE ENGINE COMPANY :
Followed, with their beautiful hand engine,
which made its first appearance last year.
The gray 'eoats and white pants OF the men
made an attractive and suggestive uniform,
and the 4S men who auswered to their
names lookedas though they were ready for
any emergency. This company was incorpo-
rated in 1865, and has a Jefers engine, built IN
1857. The officers are: g.. Lamb Buist, Presi-
dent; John E. Boinest, ce-President; F. A.
Slcox. First Director; tohn r. Hill. Second Di-
rector; @. w. Seignious, Third Director; e. w.
Blake, Fourth Director; w. G. Miller. Secre-
tary; B. 8. Riggs, A.W. Blake and FL T. West,
Axman; General Jsndes Conner, Solicitor; DIR.
J.. son,ers Enist, Surgeon; Rev. John Bach
man, y. D., Chaplain; q. A. Almar, Treasurer.
The Stonewall see ned to roll upon flowers
and to b worked by aoral power, so hidden
were the wheels and brakes with eyergreen3
and roses. On the engine was the flag Of "Our
Lizzle," and on the hose reel there was O. blue
silk banner. Among the ex-ofR ,ers present
were ex.vice- Presidents J. Scherfesee and L. y.
Renter. N elY
THE swINYAH (RAssD) ENGINE COMPANY, OF
GEORGETOWN,
Another visiting company, was next in line.
The engine is o small one. Of the Hunneman
pattern, and was formerly, we believe, one Of
the Charleston engines. Twenty-six men came
from Georgetown with the machine. their uni
form being o red jacket with white star on
the collar, and black pants. They were accom-
panied by delegation from the Salamander
FIRE Company, Of Georgetown--six in number.
The Salamanders wore red shirts trimmed
with black, and black pants.
The Winyah did not afford much room for
elaborate decoration, but it had its share OF
eyergreens and flowers. On the machine was
the motto OF the company "Pro Bono Puo-
ifoo."
THE YOUNG AMERICA STEAM FIgr ENarNE COM
RANY l>
Closed the procession OF engines. This
company was il corpcsated, In 1855, and has q
sstesm engine. built by sasbyss or New York,
ltlie only rotary engine in the department. The
dress OF the company is red shirt and black
pants. and 40 mon we're paraded. The officers
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Followed the Etnas. This company was or
ganized last year from the Charleston Fire
Company, one of the Oldest in the department,
and made it's first annual parade in 1858. It
then had on the rolls 45 men, and paraded yes
terday As men, dressed in red blouses with
black pants. The officers Of the company are
J. G. Lacoste, Foreman; w. n Morris. Assist
ant Foreman: George McLain, Secretary;
Samuel Webb, Treasurer; Charles F. Tiff, Hall
keeper; ". M. Fitch, M. De- Surgeon; q. w.
Schroeder, Solicitor.
The truck was thickly covered with Aoral
emblems, trophy OF evergreens ard flowers
crowning the whole. One wreath of roses was
particularly beautiful On the side Of the
truck was q trophy representing the, front Of
@ house ON fire. with the ladder in position,
and gallant menbef OF No. q rescuing wo.
man from che Aaines. This was presented to
the company by young lady.
The United States Drum Corps here had o
place in the procession.
TEE IAfs0rI STEAM FIRE ENGINE COMPANY
Came next, paradlng 81 men, dressed In red
jackets and black pants. The engine was
built by NJ. II. CIapp, Of New York, in 1860.
The engine house, in Cannon-strest, is owned
In Charleston by H. Stenkin. The officers OF
the company are: r. G. Barkley, President;
T.s. Sgwald, vice-President; George MoNeill,
First Director; ). w. jackson, Second Director;
G. f. Buchheit, Third Director; -----------
Fourth Director; George A. Calder, Secretary;
A. J. jaeger, Treasurer; w. H. Sigwald, En-
gineer.
The Marion engine was indeed q pretty
sight, although the sad wrsaths Of Grape
which were twined among the flowers, remind.
ed the company Of TIE sudden and unexpected
death ofEcurth Director O'Mara. On the en-
gine was abiue aag with tho pet name Little
Annie" The asg was richly embroidered and
fringed with silver, and was 9 present TO the
company from lady. The fox presented to
the company by the Philadelphia Fire Depart
ment Lay on the hose reel In o bed Of rosess
and In cage was the live fox, presented by
the Phoenix boys to the Maxions yesterday
morning. Among the ex-onacers present
wsre ex.PresidentsF. Michel aud wv, Roman.
, 1869-03-23

Clctt, 10 n & sIU Noe nt1n Mru - rucu,ts
instead Of tcllow.counuymsp. The ae-
ccp.a1ce Of this class Of men Is Gov
e1ncrs, Judge., AID members ct both
hcuses Of Cobkres5, was. for time, q
Eecesstty, but that man Is doing bis
country . service who will hss'cu
the dAy when these men csn be allowtd
to fall back Into the "obscusity 10 which
they belong"
We have, in The caso Of Georgia, a tire
some and melancholy exhibition Of the
slownets Of politicians to see and respaud
to the wants Of the country In this mai.
ter. Georgia alone, Of all the reconstructed
8'ates, cleostd to the Senate Southern
Unle naste. GeorgiA alone, Of all these
States, has been denied representative
IN the Senate. The election of Joshua
l1Ti by the Georgia Legislature vas =
national triumph over all the diso.ganiz-
irg AID immoral Influences Of
,he South. He in r man
ot unbl6misbed personal purity,
commanding abilities and uuqucssiona-
Bile patriotism. He can command public
cor t1Jence trcm white ard black, from
rebel and from Unfonis', sn1 can DO more
10 cultivate cordially OF feeling be-
tween the races In hts State than could
sl1 the csrpet-bsgeera who have gone
the1e, Yet the Senate, clinging to the
dclusion that a grra. moral, social and
poll,icsl revolution can be wrought by a
handful Ct mep, described 30 luy by Mr..
Hatfield as "unprincipled demsgosuee,' y
who, while "paIdering to the Ignorance
ard prejudices Of the freedman, stand
"dirCct1y in the way Of his elevation
refuse 10 receive him.
, 1869-03-23

F1nr7 tie Sew Tosk E.e1irg Post, March ao.h
lbl. case, which made such noise Ia De-
ccnbes, Is still actively diecnssed amone
booksellers. Mes.ra. Bell + Dlldy, and sevs
eral book firms in London, shipped to
Shaw, oook auc:Ioneer In II .n,real, more
than oue hundred thousand dollara' worth OF
books, many Of them American copyright
works. Tie whole lot was brought Into tho
United States ut Port aul on. under ialSe in
voices, representing their value At abou. FIVE
thousand dollars ; and. p1rt or them being
exposed At auction n Cincinnati, thev were
seized by the United States.
But the stranges. part OF the storT is that
Solicitor Jordan, OF the Treasury, o.d.red thc
release 0! the shipment OF Bell h Daddy, up-
% private representations made to him bv
Mr. Daldy, that the dr1n did not know they
were 10 be smuggtsd. This Is said by Me<srE-
Fields, Osrood i Co who have secured the
seizure Of many Of the book., to ba a mis-
take; and 1t Is asserted by tho New York
Tsmes that the cases shipped By Bell s. Daddy
were actually marked at their house In Lon
don for Chlcsgo, Cl1ciucsti, St. Louts and
milwaukee. II may be true thlt the heads
Of the Eouse DID not know the smuggling
scheme, yes they did ship books 20 Montreal,
taking shaw's order for their security: aud
it does not appear why, alter the books ara
forfeited to the United States By Sh1v's
criIe, our goEeEument should secure those
gentlemen, BY giving up Its own claim. Now
thst new ADMINISTRATION Is in, tbs public
will atk for Mr. Jordsn's e1plaratlon.
, 1869-03-23
Nearly 600 pol,sicl prisoners, belong

Nearly 600 political prisoners, belong
frg 10 Tho several grades of society IN
Cuba, sre to be transported to Fernaod,
Pc. Sone are men OF known reputation
ard great wealth. One, Carlos del Ca1.
lille, WAS. for years, Pfeallent OF the
Savirgs Bark In Havana, and IL q man
ef sttrllrg quail les MI. R,cuebue, a
merchant, srd Mr.. E nhii, planter, are
also OF the f.ua number. Tue sending
OF them TO Fernando po Is consid cred
rea,ly equivalent to death, in v'cn Of the
fatal tf1ecss OF thst climate upon ,orc;gn-
ers. An opinion II e1pres5ed thst they
will be ls1 1ded At the Canary Islands
er nj C.diz, wterc the home
authorities will determine the measure OF
,heit punishment. S'x OF the prisoners
.clsimed their freedom ca the pie, thu:
they were nasurallzed Americane, but
their apptals were unhseded. The abolt.
ton ot sl.vc1Y by the iusurgens leaders
will s. eed,ly influence the EeEdipR con-
esf. Taey decree ,hasthe slaves shall be
Immediately and unconditionatly liber-
s:ed, and the s'ropg position thas The
revolu!lonists hold IN the isiard renders
.hefr emancipation proclamation by nc
ears unimFcrtaE.. Il will infuse a
military asdor into the slaves, because
1t tie csufe OF tie insurgents fails, ,her
will their proclamation be wholly
igrortd. The slaves On the island
nrmber probably 100000, AID, IS tho ,n-
su1eent leaders have ordered their Gu
Iolne en', several Thousand ab!e-hodled
men will thus ba immediately added Il
tic revolutionary army, giving Cespc1es
c, mn AID Ct ever 100000 dgatins men
! C.lored cf1cers from San D,mingo ana
experienced soldiers from Mexico are
Teh1Y 10 d,lc:nliue the rAH NA.cI;a1.
, 1869-03-23

como er gagged with BIZ. fa.hs1sfn.law ID the
hsrdwsre butiuees tthat'place: The tele:
graph bringt Us The ieguel 70 his naval eIpe.
ranee above related An order lssucd from
the Mary Department, BY sec.es,ry Rorle re.
vokes tic sentence, restores his tuI1 pay and
rink, and o5literates, 20 far a possible, the
resord made against him for indulgfng ~
Ilttle "ftee speech" the Tag. The iy-'
raiiay OF the "old man Of tho Gea" has
drlyen from tho service young man Who
vas se,viog t1ts country fai:atul'y lu "a In =
Gfm new vocation, Wherein We wish him
great s9susss: ~. +; ssw's1 so n ls y;uag .ssn Of
hsh h ,I1 nd ba ts s ysa 8, rs
townsmtn. Ohc al fudge payis' first acta
or bis assuming bis seat ~ Representative
h Congress-, nas to GALL tho attention Of
Secretary Doriu to- this ease Of personal pro-
ser'p.9a for opinion sske I'D gpSn ths iAS1s ca;
m1 tIa,e1y Esued. General Grant At oucc
approved the order, and Mr.. sswyes''s friends
are cougratn'as!ag hlm upon this act OF
tuatice. We lender bin cur good wishes
Rp&hka{sr Eprs&s, Xurch Is.
, 1869-03-23
Vlat OH To this 1s2T Omce-DlKzA 'lxfa c.
Ilon OF lhf Afuay OMcef1 S1th inc
Late CoRsotfdaxsd Orders.

The War Department WAS made quite live
y to d,y By the visits Of officers 10 general
sherman, With view of prcc1ring moaiaca.
Tons Of tie late consolidation orders. II Is
understood that the General stand. ar1n, and
VII not reeede ron auy single requirement
OF tho orders Ia quest ien. Today high
army officer called upon General Sherman 10
ask Tor The detention OF another ofa2er in
this city for about month pcudins the sale
Of property belonging to the Lincoln
BsHaesst II csn's do It," said sher.
man; man; he he ), mn,t : 20 TO Charleston
ss.tst IN d'sposi:c OF the property Of the
barracks, said the officer. "Can't help Il,
tts,' sald Sherman. "Well. Whist am 70
do With the property p iuterroga'ed tho Oh
. eer: "b9rn i up, sis; barn Il up, slr." r.
:.Pcrded Shc:m maE. All right, General
5ust put that in writing and viii commeoce
nc bqErtns T. nnor1o~; morning,' replied
The Other. "How much property is there
| the barracks, str ~ asked Sherman.
y About esoe, Geo WORTH" ans Tetcd the otn-
ecr: a. Bnrn 1t up. s,r-burn 1t up. sir r. ex !.
claimed shrsuan again. IS Put Il ia writing,
General," again requested the officer.
| 6fermsn sgafn reiterated his Burn It up,
fk-bpza 1t up, A1.'' ND Isa sdiel,
, 1869-03-23

As Chicago RrJws II g':es uptown,
81 it is people CT modsIac ne,1s whom
high rents first to1cc Into the subur..s.
For all tuch ptrscrs, tic mcn AID wcmsn
who ton't drive IL c,1rInets, parks are Ut
i1tstiDshle value for .betr own health
81 cnuftr: ard ,ha: OF lttlr children.
To this claEt, tteo, VIC especially appeal
10 vote Park ,o-dsy, wien they msy
Escure enc that sE4.I &c vi hin reasoaa-
be distance Of where 50 many Ct them
live IoR, 1rd WheIe nost OF them wall
have 10 live bS ard By. To vo:e "No
Park !" is 10 cordemn themselves heieAs-
Ter 10 c1o1lta hsbisa';oos, +l.h co open
tpsce, To fste circulation of air, within
mile Of them. Are they So bl,ndg
Our Jrfe1us Of tie Nst,h Side arc q
l.,slt ur reasonable. They like pstk3 If
uey arc on the Ner.h S:ds, and $ nth
SIDE bc'ps pay ioE them, w.lhous cven
Bskirg S nth Side ii she agrees TO til ::
arra1 tme1s. But tscy d,n's like parks
Il they are to be2efit The S-u Site,
even thsrga S ulh SIDE is 10 besr the
cxnetsr
, 1869-03-23

e-p~E.u lit .A.t ths-, .te' II. - .llu ~ a,
memory Of man, ito snwn oi : Andsrson wave . Be-
pahlicxn nstmity, sud elected hsIoE .at1xro
Nasston, ttsurca Republican. A. Repreaenl-
tlyf.
wsh.sxton special says tha. no appoaat.
Hents vii te made tn Uonrsciient OF suy sort
unsal after tie slecflor. aud terxons inItst,s
upos circulating petitions T. : tt3crs In ths ridst
OF the canrats will fAze b4dly. Pos.na4Ar leu-
era1 CTesweu !avors tleao eHeep OF nu r,eu
WIN do no. heartily support the Republican esn-
eidAtns.
~ssh1r eton Correspondent reports that SHE
ts~o na,' or ulIcoek and Holman, are spoktn ol
By uptreeEts,1yr Demce,su u su1abo candl.
tatss fce lhe ntxt Pra4idtnua1 elets!or." Bat
the AontgoEezy" Nat! on ths 'oehtr ha7d, aux
EeRta: Let our rntt'o. n anttapzaon Of the nezs
P1etIds ntal caLrass. be, sP4steuca, Pfa1etee md
PIT tdleton.'" THIN II tie Coppc1reads viii c1y
oul: Let q have Pr.
There y ens to b. NO laet ct candidates To dil
Hon. E. g. Wathourrs's vacancy IN ths THIRD Dis.
ttiet OF this htate. We ind tie foil 1wtug names
fu9ees1td By thsis friends: Hoa. J. n. Bs.ley,
Hon. ]. 3. AtdAEs. colo.el ]. W. 9hafer, Gea-
eral . D. Atkfns. AID II. O. BuEtht1d, sil Of ate-
pterioa tcuntJ; Ron. J. V. Euitace md Hon.
J. r. Ed'all. OF Lee County; Hoa. JAnes piuk.
NOR, Hon. U. J. Johnicn, Hon. David Nc txrt-
Fey ard ~1llisn II. Kelkom, OF Whllestdo co1n-
II. TIcrc Aro stveeal eandid11es from o:hes
etuI't In the dist let, hu. the.I nane3 do not
occur to us EoN. Thtrs IL abu1dk. ce OF dsst-
elasP Ettsr1al In tho nam = already suggested.
Ttc Wki SIDE Setlel in.ists tkat .a II couL u IL
entitled to The member, and that JudRe c. j.
3ohLsun ~ the m3n.