The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-07-17
NEws sum MAR z.

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the -majonty ballot-'hat o man with NOR
white than negro blood can vote: ,,.
IA Frenchman has purchased nVe tnousan'
acrea Of swamp in Tennessee and proposes
raising frogs for the Memphis market. 49,,
The proprietors OF the Mammosu oa,' ;"
have Asted up one OF lts onamoefs - DSu
foomf which is 70 be opened enis mon'n WIN
(, frst-cIass hop. t,Stt'r-. ,-.:,,
- soda stonnfaan mas Deen pu' Sp -
Geofgia town. anu tae .ocn pape' s'es go
!. column history ottae stto0so'e' WIN . Ia's'1.
OF soda water and mnon olnee per'lnen' INV
ter.
This Germans OF Pniiadelpnia: :psgpo.si&
ealshsste the 1oc.h anniversary Oh ane osn ~ y
Ais1ander Won iHumbolde On sne' a4sa' ot :oep
tamber, and to invite Ftoaess'1 :" ssf q " .
: q orator the DAY:
The grain trade, ny way Oh new oiieans'
reported to be very HourlsmnS, anu the e'eva'
tor warehouse Is very busy IN transnipplns
wheat and -four nom the barges to the Vesse'a
snsaged dine1portaffnnl ON 70 Europe. -.,S-,
1.-The Adyanee -newspapT recently aeroeeo
m article 10 John Hsncooks1in wmen, II Is
aid, that that the gssaas ga s,enef Wss YAh un,
scfupuious, every pooy vain Snom se, ues.o. !.
wsSooneed y see a.n' suu, n'.s.o'. n""..CSe ~
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mon. = ....-...:.ss.
otonei n sonn HAsto'' s'e s'1s -
recently released non sn Hns 'lse t' j.n' nAv AZ
interuew with president oIans quise Ieces'v'
and received letter nom nun 70 Seo'"'aly
Fish, directing an lnvestlgauon in'o III 'ne
oases1 mps'sonmens specmeo W : ooione'
#ssrens aat' - ~ =.
inree OF tae s1 nom'1eSs %'s -. o'. oes -
6acss NFs g NSf uEe! .nEo.! - m. 60,
oeIs ~ tae = 8 cocete s'p = 49, ,S.s:,. o.
Wuism Y. nsnnas aP Eapa'nef ot9 'to A.c..o .'0-
gister, IN TIE k1rst Vistlioti osp.An :. " I1-
hnson, in tho Third, and 1uase feSer III. DoA'
IN the Flnh.o.:a .s@t =f-.c
-r-okatNew-f -fork. MONDAY evening, s1ktoe o..
CURED IN -the boNery oetWeen :pal1 "
orangemen VINO nau oeen u',eD1e
psersafy VI e..e y osss.o 1's. =. y. eAe S
Cs1aohc sp'otseae 't''a.. .o 80 -. ~. s.,;s.
uerce ana genefM ~ oas sstu Wy pus 'uo poneo
.nanaeedto' ieeioee4 oeoer' al.sl so"e .s.n's
er tnirtS PefSons ware i"lu'oo' LULU " '--eA'
sefy serllousy'l ls! - .
-sotneS1 eoss s.ss. ' s"s.,
upopn ~ S'u W Pay. i. :. - ;r.sr.a, -
nes sae iea.11, sass 80 e..s.s 10 "a Nss..s
alnesseo snlp, 20 =! y I'a 'su1, s"ooYa
In American ooasneen i'n''''e .l.'4si, .s'
any tosmef perlo1. ine gIeae Eafopean o'a'7
grafton ho1ses, with thor nunoreds Oh aseo.s'
srei carefully gathering informanoni ana m
dustriously circulating It. The States 70 wnach
they are now turning thear attention. are vtr-
gtnis, Tennessee, Alabama ana NORM and
South osrolins. The winter Is. the season ioe
canyassing Tor emigrsnts. ana tne statlstca
should be sent forward durlng summer. ofeat
attention has been e1c'sea IN Europe oy tne
efforts Of Northern men IN mSor OF popuiaung
the South, and 10 feW months the results
win begin to SHOW themselves. praotlealiy
-i-Some OF the ekrenoents farAuses' see"s,
are Jet to be provided iof. h'sts u snnous'
isssid, 70 have ms |orotnet-ln-la"' Dr: Snaspe'
elected to the onl!eu ss.ees eens.e aas noM w
ginM. HAD Wells Deen e'eo'eu, enfs was pas,s
o. the programme. ". Sna.ps We. su.n
sTonR Psrussn y. ene |" quo ,.eS.
douhtfrll now III ha can be elected, the majority