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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-03-26

EMIGRATION TO CALIFORNIA.-A large num-
of South Carelinisns, discouraged by the appear
Re Of things in this State by their Losses from tho
!, and especially by their disfranchisenent under
a Reconstruction acts, have left and are leaving
Pr native State to seek their fortunes anew on the
Sifc coast. With the subjects of their discontent
#oved from their sight, with the necessity of hard
upon them, on the fertile lands and among the
Pperous people of California. their energies and
tiles will have freer scope and greater stimulus
Ia at home, and they will doubtless achieve in q
hter or less degree that good fortune which they
and hard work, would, however, enable them to
Ecome the difficulties which now surround us
home, and to achieve on their native soil and
bug friends and relatives degree OF sucoess ten.
more productive OF enjoyment than the best
fortune In a strange land. To command the
be spirit and energetic industry among the de-
8 Of our fallen fortunes as in new country, re-
res or course no small degree Of philosophy.
@t philosophy, we believe, is possessed by most
bur people, and in ten at most twenty
RS, when the great Southern Pacific Railroad
: Its eastern terminus in Charleston, our friends
- have gone to the other end Of the
= will have little to boast OF that we Will not
y at this.
: nong the more recent emigramts to the West
this Sta.e we notice the names OF three OK.
: federate officers and their families, amounting
|5hll to eighteen persons, who will sail ON the
fornia steamer from New York tomorrow, The
GERS alluded to are: 1st Lieutenant-C Colonel
IN G.. Presley, Of the Eutsw Regiment, who
|ayed with distinction at Eecessionville, Battery
|sner and Petersburg, at which last place he wai
! Iperately wounded. Before the war he was for
3 tmSa member OF the State Legislature from
&lliamsburg District, and he was also member o
q Secession Convention from tho same district
resided ut Kingstree and was a prominent mem
n Of the bar at that place. I'd. Colonel James F
ssslsy. Of tho Tenth South CaroliAa rnfantry. bet
! known "a Manlgault's Regiment I'm command 9
|hicti he was severely wounded at Stone Mountain
bfore the war he was member Of the State senat
bm williamsburg District. In California he OF
]cts 10 plant ana practice medicine. sa. esptai
wight Barr. who was also Contedsrase oadce
bnS this Htato. . g9& sst
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b USINESS TICES
Mr.. ANDREW M. MoRELAND has an important
advertisement in another column. -

GOOD NEw5 GooD NEWS Let the bells
ring; let the cannon ts fred; 1T us all rejoice
Whoop. whoop, hurrah hurrahi The Legislature
has adjourned sine die (sin'd and died.) Ohl what
saving to the state-Siso0 per day. Let all, with
out distinction of color, meet at Steele's tHst Hall
No. 3lS King-street, and rejoice the beautiful
new style felt and straw hats.
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RIVER THEA white man by the name
Sawyer while lying off the plantation of Mr.. Will
.ams Middleton, Ashley River in his schooner, q
few days ago, went up to the garden of the plana-
Lion and robbed it Of large lot Of fine japonica
plants and carried them aboard his vessel and as
boon as the theft was discovered Mr.. Middleton
cured the services of Officers Reed and Gray, who
boarded the vessel yesterday and recovered the
plants. Sawyer has been committed
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CHE UNITED STATES Court, MARCH as
: N GEO. s. BRYAN, PREsDMs.- jacob Meyer
finally discharged In bankruptcy The bill for
eclosure in the matter of Thos 8. Waxing, bank
2Pt and answers thereto. were referred to Regis.
Carpenter for report The report Of the Regis
- on the petition of Esther Heron to establish
"a in the matter of Robert A. Heron was read
confirmed, and the lien established. T 1t was or
He'd that all lien creditors establish claim before
egistrar Clawson before the Goth April. and show
luse why the real estate of g. B. Pearson, bank
apS. should not be sold free from -incumbrances.
en against L. @. Chappen was established on re-
Srt of the Registrar. The case Of B. r. Harvin for
al discharge in bankruptcy was referred to the
lgistrar. and Anal hearing set down for the 26th
riL W. J. J. Lefrage was finally discharged in
%hkruptcy. The assignees of w. J. Carter, bank
t, ordered to sell the real and personal estate
the bankrupt in May next. and to call for proof
claims before that time. The amended schedule
&SamL &. Flowers was fled. The petition Of A. A.
bert to enfo'cs lien against 8. r. Flowers was
Prred to the Registrar. The report of tbs Regis
f on the petition of Jonas Prewten to establish
h of mortgage and for sale of land in tho matter
"a. w. T. Simmons was confirmed. and the mort
he ordered foreclosed and sale by the assignee
&ered.
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AssAGNEE's SALE AT WALTERRORO.,
SOUTH CAROLINA,

BY virtue Of an order to me directed by the Hon.
George g. Bryan, Judge OF United States District
Court for fouth Caroline, will be sold at public
being MONDAY. he Sth day 81 April. 1865. ''1''
All that BODY Or TRACT OF LAND. situated in
st. hartholomew's ~ Psrish. Colleton County. g. o..
waters Of leland Greek and Red Bank Creek. ButtnR
and bounding to the north on lands now or late Of
John E. Meistar h Co., Peter w. Reutz and Mdred
Spell; to the south lands of j. M. Raysor, James
j. Jennings and John u. Meister & Go east ON lands
Meister Co., and west on Lands of Lewis E Linder
containing - acres.
Terms-One-half cash; ba1anc6 in one year seour-
ed by bond Of the purchaser and mortgage of the
premises. Purchaser to pay assignee for necessary
papers and stamps. J. B. BIBSELL =
March Ii fm8 Assignee OF Hutson Lee
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The UNITED STATES CoURT.-This court
Fas adjourned yesterday until Monday next, at the
Usual hour of opening.
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M A G IsTRATE APPOINTED. Major Abram
<pnes has been appointed by Governor Scott ma
strate for Edgefed Dis 'rict
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LOCAL MATTERS.
AUCTION SALES THIS DAP

AUCTION SALES THIS DAP.
WILLIAM MCKAY will sell at 10 o'clock, ut his
|salesroom. Meeting street, hats clothing, &C.,
J. A. ENsLow Co. will sell at IL O'Clock, on Cen-
trial wharf, lot of damaged hay.
G.. MoBnxpE SMITH will sell ut 10 O'Clock, ct
lhis salesroom, Broadstreet, horses, vehicles &c.
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IHE AUGUSTA FIREMEN DELEGATION..-Cap.
tain George Adams and Dr.. D. 8. Wight, of the
Georgia Independent Fire Company, reached the
city yesterday. and at the Pavilion Hotel They
preceded the delegation consisting of Messrs c. n.
Lieutenant George Mclaughlin. and perhaps Others.
who will arrive in the city to-day, take charge of
the new steamer the Georgia. which will arrive ON the
steamship Charleston. The Georgia has beautiful
signal light at her head the front Of which s the
coat OF arms Of the Stite; the glass is the
werd Georgia" highly embellished; on each side
OF the glass the words Georgia A. L r. Company
lst Division" She has two name plates on her
boiler. with the engine engraved on them. She has
straight boiler. with 1853 copper Aues, TX by 90
inches, with an ex xension smoke pipe. The boiler
has Jacket of silver plated metal Hcr steam cyn.
der is 8 inch bore and inch stroke. The boiler
has 16O feet Of service copper dues, tho re passing
on the inside Of them. All Of her iron work highly
polished. Her wheels have metallic hubs, the front
ones are 4h feet, and the hind wheels sA feet She
is painted an ivory black and striped with
gold, altogether making handsome appear
ance. She is rated as thtrd-class. No doubt
our hremen, with their characteristics hospitality,
will give the delegation o reception worthy Of
their reputation, and take care Of them while
ere. 1t is expected that the new steamer for the
eagles" will be on the same steamship. She has
o ready been described in The News. The arrival
of these apparatuses will doubtless create stir
in the department., which is already infused with
considerable vim the subject of the forthcoming
parade, which will, learn be one Of the grandest
that hae occurred here in years. ,g ".t@@tfs
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PERSONAL. The Hon. Thurlow Weed is at
be Charleston HOTEL H. L. Bridgman, Esq, Of the
pring6eld (Mass) Republican, and Captain Georg
dams, of the Augusta Constitutionast, at the Paw
ION Hotel.
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TIE DAILY NEWS PRICE CURRENT AND COM
AfRRoIAL CIRCULAR will be ready for delivery at our
counting room at nine O'Clock this morning. Single
|copies five cents. Orders for ten copies and over
will be Sled at the rate Of two and half cents per
fopy.
PUBLIC MARKETs.-The markets will be open
&o-day until 9 A. NJ.
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hEPohTERs' CRuMBs.-The churches, Epis-
oopal and Catholic, vera very tastefully decorated
yesterday.
The examination Of the students of the Charles ".
o.n-s. - n"'''r'AtAa nAetA~aA-
The lower market presents very inviting app ~
ance. burdened with tropical fruit.
The public examination Of the Hi2h School VIII
take place ON Monday.
The man climbing the telegraph poles to attach
the wire for the new office in Broad-street, caused
some sensation yesterday among those who had
never seen The like bsfore, and attracted quite a
crowd.
1t is rumored that a well known legal gentleman,
Of this city will soon receive remembrance from
one Of the companies attached to the Fire Depart
ment of the City of Charleston-in all probability he
will be cantd. ca -t%t rs ta
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-03-26

. The PEAK BELL RINGERS. Tho inclemency
Pf the weather prevented there being large a-
Pience at the Hlbernian Hall last evening, as on
PREVIOUS occasion, to lsten 10 the sweet music of
e bells and enjoy the varied and highly interesting
8ntertainment of the Peak and Berger families The
cia delineations Of Sol Smith Russell are decided
Pecialty Of the programme, and keep the risibili.
Fps Of the audience always astir There has not
len an amusement in our city for long season
hich has given uch general satisfaction on the
pre- Of genuiae merit, as the co mbined vocal, in
1umental and general performances furnished by
Is celebrated combination.
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Neao Crop 1'orto Raco Sugar and MoLdsscs.
BY STREET BROTHERS 6 co.
TOMORROW. the 9th instant, at 70 O'Clock M,
will be sold at auction on Brown & Co.'s South
Wharf,
THE CARGO OF THE SCHOONER RANGER,
FROM MAYAGUEZ p R.
CONSISTING OF:
81 hhGs. Choice New Crop Porto Rico
220 bbs. SUGAR.
40 Puncheons Choice New Crop Porto Rico
Molasses, equal in quality to New Or.
leans.
Conditions OF Sale-Sums under $500 cash: $500 to
$1,000 fifteen days. $1,000 and upwards thirty days
approved indorsed notes. March 26
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CLUBS AND STARs.-The following cases we're
posed If yesterday by the Mayor:
am Middleton. colored, for attempting to rob Q
on Rutledge-street Sent to the House of Cor
don for thirty days.
Brant. white intoxicated and disorderly on East
E. Fined 90.
Margaret Campbell. colored, for larceny of silver
fob and clothing from the residence Of Mr. Fits.
I'd for further examination.
yesterday, about 10 O'Clock. q thief entered the
He of Mr. Coney, No. Ia Market street. by raising
bar Of the door, and succeeded in carrying of
bf clothing. Mr. Coney was absent at church at
Mtme. 55t3 ~ Ft -;'
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they went before the supreme Court was to have a
declaration upon which they might found their an.
pication for the writ of quo suayranto As soon as
the declaration was made they 60 before the Legis-
lauIe and obtain act which is to settle private
controversy. which is ipse aco void and unconsti.
tutiona If the act any force at all 1t is epis
lative judgment against Mr. Clark depriving him of
his previous right Of his verdict of custer by Jury
deprvug the corporation ofits right have his
right tried by jury. This principle. If carried out
would be subversive Of our personal and corporate
rights; an invasion by the Legislature Of the 9unc
tion Of the Judiciary well as Of the rights of the
citizen. tv.
Mr.. Miles followed the Same side reading, in
tho 'st place. carefully prepared statement Of the
whole facts Of the He reminded the court that
one branch Of the grounds upon which the election
had been contested. viz: the bad votes which had
been cast, amounting to more than the majorities
claimed by Pilsbury ana his associates, had never
| been touched. The question had not been waived
and he and his colleagues were always ready and
anxious to try 1t when the tribunal hear 1t could be
found. Indeed there had been no Judicial decision
upon any part the case beyond that given by the
Board OF Aldermen. In the Supreme Court the aues.
| ton Of validity not OF issue, and the claimants
said they only wanted to make o case before the
courts and would "Aght 1t ont ON that iino.' But
when the declaration was made Mr. Corbin, counsel
for the claimants and senator from Charleston Intro
duced bill In the Legislature to seat thesa. Why
Because arguments could be introduced IN the Leg
slssrre which could not DO introduced In the 90 art
house. becauee authorities were cited and facts sta
ted that the other SIDE had opportunity to con
trosHrt because--es Mr.. Corbin aaid-there was ,as
prompt remedy In Che cearts,an he wanted st enes
The Ebensburg Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1865-1871, 1869-01-07

CAMBRIA CoUNTY TFAcHEEs' INSTITUTE.
-7hird Days Proceedings. Institute
came to order at o'clock A. NJ. on Wedaes-
day, Dec 23l, sxtytw members being pre-
sent. Prot. a O. johnson, of JchnStown,
conducted a class drill in Decimal Fractions,
presenting many valuable facts TO the con
siGeration of the teachers. Next in order
came the spelling contest. Two hundred
words were selected and dictated by Mr.
Kerr, RauU's Srel:ng-bock being the book
used. The list of prizes was announced ns
follows: First. Webster's Unabridged Die
tioBary second, one set OF p. n. & S ;
Charts of Penumanship; thiId, Wizards
History L. s.; fourth, Smiths Handbook
Of Etymology; fifth, one set Of Congaon's
System Of Pennmanship sixth. one set Of
p. ID. & SIS System Of Pennmanship
seventh, Burtt'S Granmar eighth. COM
nIete set If Brooks Arirhmetics; ninth.
e,mpicte set of Deans Arthmetics. This
contest occupied the balance OF the forenoon.
Adj urne,l az II G'cluck.
Afternoon Session in the afternoon com
nc,iced as usual at 2o'clock, sixty-hye mem
The Ebensburg Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1865-1871, 1869-01-07

NEWSPAPER DIRECToRY.-G. p Row
eli 4 Co, the New York Advertising
Agents, are about issuing a complete
American Newspaper Directory. 1t is in
compilation much needed, since nothing
of the kind having any claims to complete
ness has ever been published. Messrs
Rowell & Co. have spared no pains or ex-
pense to make the forthcoming work COM
plete. We understand the book will be
handsome octave volume Of about 800
pages, bound in dark cloth, and sold for
five dollars Per copy. As the publishers
are Advertising Agents, their issuing a
work containing so much Information, us
ualIy jcalously guarded by those in that
business, shows that they are confident of
their ability to be of service to advertisers,
or they would not so readily place in their
hands the means OF enabling every one to
communicate direct with publishers If they
so desire
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Ts.e Fower OF a Court.

Over year ago, the Judges OF the
United States District Court of the DIS
tricl Of Columbia struck from the rolls OF
practicing attorneys the name OF Joseph
Ii. Bradley, for contempt oi court; he sub
sequently applied to the United States
Supreme Court for an order setting aside
the order of dismissal Of said Bradley, and
the Supreme Court directed a rule to is
sue upon said court 10 show cause why
mandamus should rot issue to compel
them to restore his name to the rolls. a
reply has been prepared and printed, stat
ing that "said rule ought to be discharged :,
fIst, because said Bradley was removed
from the said Office Of attorney of said
court only after due notice had been
served upon him, and he had been heard
in defense, and after nature consideration
by the court; that said order of the court
was judgment of the court in regard to
a matter within its own exclusive jurisdic-
ton, and not subject to review in any 9TH
er court, and especially not in this form
OF process"
A number of preeedcnts are quoted,
aud the circumstance leading To his dis
missal, which, it will be recollected, was
the calling of the judge ''liar' III court,
and at subsequent time sending him a
challenge to fight duel. They add
''Whether viewed as contempt or as
misbehayior. therefore, the Supreme Court
of the District of Columbia possessed ex-
elusive jGrisGctio to make the order re-
moving Mr.. Bradley from It's bar, and that
decision is beyond review"
1t coacludes "a court destitute of the
power TO protect its judges from such ex-
soon be driven from its seat; or, if pos
scssirg the power, but too pusillanimous
to use il, must sink into observed con-
tempt"
1t is signed by D. r Cartier, Chief
Justice; G. z. Fisher, A. 3. Ol;n, y.
Wylie, Justices.
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THE United States neither sends nor
has it sent to it any minister of the "Third
class OF Ambassador" The biggest rank
our practitioners take is ''Euvoy Extraordl-
nary and Minister Pleni nipotcntiary," which
sets them as high as Franklin and John
Adams. Mr.. johnson and Gen Dix re-
ceive ST., 800 apiece, each with two Sec
retaries of Delegation at 50 2,625, and ST.
800 respectively. Mr. Clay, Mr. Hale,
Mr.. Baucroit, Mr.. Marsh, Mr. Webb and
MIR. Ross Brown, receive 81, 900, AID Que
secretary at $500. Our ministers to
Peru and Chill get $4,000. The rest
get ST 800 An interpreter in China gets
$4,000. Our highest Consuls get 81 500; !;
the most of them less than 81 600 The
man who sits out in the jail of Napoleon
at St Helena, receives 81 800 for it. For
$500 more he would probably 60 to the
penitentiary. Havre is better consul
arship than Paris, the first being $1,000
and the last $4,000. Calcutta is worth
s5, 900, Melbourne $4,000, Montreal ST.
coo, London 1000, Dublin only the fees,
St Petersburg $4,000, Havana 5000.
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E L. LANGSTROTH'S PATENT
70 MOVABLE COME BEE HIVE!

Pronounced the best ever get introduced
in this county or State. Any person buying
family right can have their Bees transferr-
ed from old box to new one. In every
instance in which this has been dOEe the re-
suit has been entirely satisfactory, and the
first take of honey has Invariably paid all ex-
Penses, and frequently exceeded them. Proof
of the superior merits of this invention VIII
be found in the testimony of every man who
has given it trial, and among the number
are the gentlemen named below, and their
experience should induce every one interest ed
in Bees to
BUY 4 FAMILY RIGHT
Henry {. Kirkpatrick, of Carroll township,
took lOG pounds of surplus honey from two
hives, which he sold at 35 cents per pound.
Adam DIETRICH, of Carroll township, took
from two hives leo pounds of surplus honey.
James Kirkpatrick, of Chest township, took
GO pounds of surplus honey from one hive.
jacob kirkpatrick, of Chest township, OBJ
tanned ~ pounds of surplus honey from one
hive, worth not less than S21, and the right
cost him only SIS.
Peter Campbell from one hive obtained 36
pounds of surplus honey at one time.
Bs@ Quite number of similar statements,
authenticated by some of the best citizens of
Cambria county, could tie obtained in proof
of the superior merits OF Langstroth's Patent
Movable Comb Bee Hive.
Persons wishing to purchase family rights
should call on address
PETER CAMPBELL,
Nov. 26, l868-tf Carrolltown, Pa.
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VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR

"A SALE.-The undersigned offers to sell
his Lilly Mill Property, situate at Lilly Sta
ton, P. r. r., containing 230 acres, with
Al foot vein of Bituminous Stone Coal with
platform and track connecting with the P.
r. R., all in good working order, together
with grist mill and saw mill on never
failing stream of water. Three large and
well fms he'd dwelling houses thereon Also,
four smaller tenant houses. Sixty acres of
said land is we'll timbered. 1t is one of the
most desirable properties on the railroad be-
tween Altoona u.,d JohnstoWn.
ESy% If lot sold within six weeks from date
1t Will then be offered for rent. Address
Hcn.iock T. o., Cambria county, Pa.
Dec. q, 1868 st. JAMES CONRAD.
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letter from Harrisburg.
HARRISBURG, Jan. 4, 1869.
Elifors or TIE 4kLeohaninn

To the Editors OF The 4Heghanian
The State Legislature viii convene to-
morrow. John Clark, of Philadelphia,
will be Speaker of the House DR. Wor-
thington, of Chester, Speaker of the Sen
ate, and Hamersley and Selfridge Clerks
As yet, all is at sea concerning the U. s.
Senatorship, although there are some
indications of a combination in favor of
John Scott. He will be here to-day, and
has engaged rooms at the Loehiel House.
Moorhead is not yet on the ground
There are rumors that Marshall proposes
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Withdrawing in his favor Kemble is
here, and may spring mine at the elev-
enth hour Grow is out Of the question.
There is a report Of Cameron's taking a
hand for new man, James L. Graham, OF
Allegheny, but It's lacks confirmation.
The smoke viii blow away IN few
days, and we viii be able to take IN the
situation at glance, when you VIII ho"r
from ME again. SIGNET.
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TOHNsTOWN DYEING ESTAB-

G LISHMENTI
The undersigned would inform he citizens
of E5ensburg and vicinity that he continues
TO carry on the Coloring business in all its
branches, at the old stand on Locust street.
Coloring and cleaning of all kinds done to
order. Gents clothing colored, cleaned and
pressed equal to new. Ladies dresses, silk,
cotton or woolen goods, shawls, colored,
cleaned or pressed to look as well as new
Ribbons, feathers, &C., colored to look like
new.
Bs3g= Goods sent by express viii receive my
special attention and returned as soon as
finished. SAMUEL NJ. RAINEY.
Johnstown, Nov. &C. 3m.
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AMHEsTY.-Mr. johnson seems anx-
ious to do all he can for his rebel friends
during the brief period that remains to
him in the White House. just before
Christmas he issued proclamation of
amnesty to all rebels, which is Intended
to operate as free pardo0 to all, includ
ing jeff Davis. What will be the effect
of this attempt to make treason odious is
more than We can say. The rebels and
their frienos contend that it relieves them
from all their disabilities as traitors, and
restores to them their forfeited rights as
citizens. This is denied by many of the
ablest lawyers in Congress. Congress
will investigate the matter thoroughly
In the meantime, it is reported that the
friends of Jeff will bring his case before
the Supreme Court as g test, relying upon
the sympathy Of Judge Chase to help
them through.