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The Portland daily press., 1869-05-08
DIED.

Brig Jennie Moody, from Havana-3O0 hhds me-
lado, lis hhds 500 boxes sugar, to II Machin.
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SPARKS rnoM THE WIRES.

Incendiary fires of stables are scml-weekly
occurrences In Washington. The last instance OF
destruction was Douglas stables, which cost
eight thousand dollars. General Williams lost
valuable Horse In the flames.
The Cuban Junta have honorably discharged
the officers and crew Of the Cuba, detained at
Wilmington.
The President has appointed Joseph II. Wheeler,
OF Massachusetts. Consul ut Kingston, vice Aaron
Gregg, SUSPENDED.
The revenut receipts yesterday were $3.50, 900.
Sutton, tile revenue supervisor OF Philadelphia,
Inns been arrested for seizIng dlstIllery.
At the time Of his death the Hon. r. ]. Walker
had In preparation an article intended to show
that New York would In time surpass London as
commercial centre.
Charles Sumner is quite sick.
The Coconda has sailed from Fortress Monroe
Tor Liberia with many emgrants.
The North Carolina Legislature met yesterday.
There was no quorum.
Macon, Ca, dispatch states that the city was
crowded, the trains being unable TO accommo.
date the people. Tile Fair building and grounds
we're stocked with articles for exhibition, but all
In confusion. A lasge qranlity OF stock arrived
to-day. The extra train with thirty distinguished
VISITORS, also arrived to-day at noon.
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THINGS IN B.iRYWELL.
Judge PIatt In n New Light-A Dur
ing Robbery.
IrnoM our OWN conREsrospEyr.

BARSwELy. G. H., November II.
The fall term Of the Court OF General Sessions
and Common Pleas for this county has dragged
its weary length along for two weeks and lis
!abors are ut an end. TO sdm up the work of the
vcy an idea I'm rs short n space "a possible, 10
make single dish OF The pen-and write tie
however In The trial OF u case or some ma"ni,
tude 1t was that OF young man by the maine
0l woodward, who figured, M your readers may
remember, IN what was called the Sleepy Hollow
tragedy, In July lnst lie was tried on two in.
dctnents for murder. Hon. A. T.. Allricl and
MS Ms lanes Es% for The dcsne
assisted solicitor Wiggins In the prosecution.
The case occupied, ns have ntlmatcd, the Whole
ncd, and the attorneys seemed 10 exhaust Well
ster anu nil the eloqucnce they possessed to make
0ar Unrs 1sr m Tenpecve p cases. The jury readcred
made very pretty little speech during his charge
TO TOT the Jury, and regret no. being able TO give a
mind, the signs OF the times were Cheering. Mcn
OF both pnrtics In the South were taking n more
rational and comprehensive view OF the Situation,
and were gradually casting aside old prcjutlIccs
and uniting their efforts for the common COOL of
the State. lie thought that at no distant daY,
belief that IN another uear All or fhe oGfces 10,
me STATE Uo"td De tilted ~ Intelligent natir,,
WHITE Carolina gentlemen. He was listened to
apect OF many who Ind hitherto looked upon him
rs upon all whom the results Of tile war has
iGresG iGSs IL arSn w. and int an the lucrative posi-
tables present were Leslie, the irrcprcssiblc.
Judging by the manner In which lie nodded and
twisted his head AMI snrkcd and smiled on
every sldc his neck was not dlslocated in his late
renc0nirc, whatever else may have bcfaen his
honorable person. Elliott and whppcr were
bobbing around for day or two, hut suddenly
decamped, nobody cares where. A bold and lar.
Ing open.day robbery occurred here on Yesterday
morning. While the clerk In the store OF Air. /.
A. BurcImycr was Mt his breakfast, negro en-.
tered the yard In the rear Of the store an brn.k.
Ing out Q portion of one OF the sashes, ~. ID
nnd stole lot or dry goods. lie was forlau,i civ
seen In the vicinity of the store, and rs soon as
the robbery was discovered he was pursued and
captured. Tile stolen goods were recovered aud
the hold robher placed I'm jalh
Notwithstanding the decli sng tendency of the
cradle quantities. There wiz be many O ruciul
countenance In about sixty Nays time, when 1t
IL seen that IL they had held their cotton they
would have realized a considerable advance ON
present prices. Some men learn wisdom by en-
Weather icy cold, with q good prospect or a sc.
we're winter ahead. Men
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lzss- IMPAIRED DIGESTION. Al
the organs OF the body are, so to speak, the pen
sioners Of the stomach. In that living laboratory
Is prepared the nourshment required TO sustain
them, and by the vessels and ducts connected
with the digestive apparatus, that nourishment is
conveyed to every part Of the system. Upon the
quality and quantity OF this element OF life, and
upon tho manner in which it Is distributed and
apporioncd, physical health mainly depends, and
as the mind inevitably sympathIzes with the body.
the vigor Of the one Is absolutely necessary to the
well-being OF the other.
1t Is because H0STETTER'S STOMACH BIT
TERS accompllslics this double object that 1t en-
joys reputation as preventive and curative
never heretofore attained by any medicinal prep
aratlon. But It's direct beneficial operation upon
the weak or disordcred stomach is not Its solo re-
commentator. 1t is the most comprehensive OF
oil known remedies. 1t tones, strengthens and
regulates the dlscharging as well Us the assiml-
lating organs; gently moving the bowels, promo
ting healthful evaporation through the pores,
rousing the inert liver from its torpor and nduc.
ing harmonious and natural action In the whole
animal machinery. This benign result Is not pro-
duced by any Of the reactonary drugs which ore
used 80 lavshly in the old school practice, found
ed by ParaCclsus; but by mild, safc and agreeable
vegetable agents intermixed with pure ana mel
low atlmulant which dlGuscs their in1uen ce
through the system and renders their SANITARY
properties active and effective. nov16 0D1c
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IMPORTANT FROM WASHINGTON.
A Four and a Half per Cent. Lonn-No
Reduction OF Taxntfon-The Ycrger
{ Casc-Thc Alabama Deadlock.
IsrEcIAL TELEGRAM TO THE NEWS

wAsHrNGToS, November 15-10 +. NJ.
President Grant, in conversation to-day with
two gentlemen, one OF them q senator, Informed
them that in his message lie would recommend
that Congress authorize the creation OF consoli-
dated four and half per cent. loan, in which
should be funded the outstanding bond debt.
The President also said that lie would advise
against any reduction OF taxation for one year.
By agreement OF counsel the petition for o writ
Of haoeas corpus In the Yerger case will not be
argued further, but will lie held in allegiance un-
I'll Mississippi is reconstructed, when the prl-
soncr will be turned over to the civil courts. It
is understood to be the Intention Of the Presl-
dent to pursue the same courAc with similar cases
In Texas.
1t has been officially ascertained that no new
steps have been taken in the negotiation for
settling the Alabama claims.
Ex-Mlnlster Webb testified again before the
House Committee OF Foreign Affairs today in
regard TO the Paia aaya difficulties, nnd thought
that the Allied Powers and Lopez had both CON-
mitted outrages.
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beautifully decorated by arches Of evcrgrccns
They contained an abundance OF attractive arti-
clcs. These lodges had charge OF the ballroom
In the lower story, and at 10 O'Clock the inspiring
music caused retreat to the lower region, ami q
prompt response to the calls OF Terpschicorc.
Dottings.
ranc stand Is In the centre OF the hall, and
the little bell like the cX-sccrctary's decides tho
fate OF many poor unfortunate. AS the sollcitu-
ions arc confined to the tables, there were few
lists filled last night, but large Increase Is cX.
pcctcd Ia this business. The ladies will he en-
boldened by success, and woe to the unlucky
Wight who falls into their tolls, for his green
backs will vanish like thin air and leave not n
wreck behind.
Masonic mcnagerc on the stage Is open to
visitors AT 90 cents head, and was crowded du-
ring the night Among the animals on exhibit.
ton is the goat, which all Masons are supposed to
ride when initiated into the mysteries OF the
brotherhood.
Jacobs well is to lie arranged today, and the
general appearance OF the tables improved. Many
OF the ta3cs had not received their full quota OF
articles, and the visitor tonight can easily lose
his small change.
In order to inccase the facilities to VISITORS the
Fair will open to-day from p. N. to 8 p. NJ, and
from p. u. TO II p. N.
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EUROPE.
The Funeral Sermon of George Pea
body.

The Funeral Sermon of George Pea
body.
LONDON, November Is.
The Bishop of London preach reubody's
funeral sermon at Westminster Abbey to-day.
There was an immense attendance.
The Bishop said: "No untitled commoner has
ever gathered such concourse of sincere mourn
ers around his grave. lie laborcd 10 relieve the
wants Of the poor, and by them lie was beloved
as by oil those who sympathlzc with poverty and
honor benevoencc. It was his business to gather
and his joy to give. Two nations would ever revcr-
ence his name, which forms another bond OF
union between England and America"
Good Ncyys from Spain.
MADRID, November Is.
In the Cortes the Colonial Minister said that the
colonies would be treated In such way as to
mako their inhabitants proud OF the name OF
Spaniards. The Minister added that the question
OF abolishing slavery and compensating tile
slave-owners would soon be solved In the way
that would do the least harm. The Minister said
that the government proposed to treat Porto Rico
as province and not MS colony, and that he
himself was In favor OF compensated cmancipa-
tion.
Order Rcigns In Paris.
PARIS, November Is.
Many large electoral meetings have been held,
but there have been no disturbances or arrests.
The Emperor reviewed the troops ut Campeignc
and was greeted with enthusiasm by soldiers and
civilians.
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Trades Unions.
TO THE EDITOR oP TIE News.


That there exists, and has long existed, q
waat OF o thorough system o. organization among
the worklngmen Of this community, cannot be
disputed That such organizations are mainly
established with view to force disturbances or
dlsagrcements between employer and employee,
can with cqunl force be shown to be untrue. They
have for their object mutual aid; and although
extremists do exist among them, yet there ia al
ways found conservative element TO ref train
undue proceedings. ] would remark, in passing,
that 1t is q source Of regret that there does not
exist fuller understanding between the employer
and employee. But In the organization OF these
bodies, employers hold aloof from the same. We're
they moro generally to present themselves for
membership, they would then be enabled to ac-
quirc thorough knowledge OF what was being
done-hcnce the delusion would be dispeled that
the workingmen were lcgIslating prcJudiclay to
those by whom they are employed. A full mean.
Ing could be arrived It will not be denied that
the success Of the one must evcntuatc in the suo-
cess OF tho other; and by their meeting and cx-
changing views, great deal OF apparent antago.
nlsn would be destroyed.
The intention OF the present writing is to sub
nit plan to the tradesmen OF this city for the
formation OF Unions. And as there appears TO be
want OF proper organization head, IL Is re-
specially suggested that the Typographical Union
of this city take hold of the present movement
and mould 1t into definite shape. They, 1t is beey-
ed are In full operation. There is also one or two
organizations OF q simar character in this CITY,
Let these bodies confer with each other, and o
general plan be submitted for the consideration
OF all who desire 10 embark in the undertaking
1t will then be seen that the movement ia not
aided by individuals Of the moment, but com.
prlscs those identified with our communlty-men
''trled and true" That there is q desire for the
formation Of these bodies, ample evidence has
been Afforded; but the end should be accomplish.
cd by those ,oho are tcorkfn0,aen, not by trick
nters having no aim but that Of scf-cosmopolta an
individuals, who blate about the good to be OBJ
tained-and in the language OF q recent speaker,
"Whcn YOU rise, zoe rise with you I"
What say the Unions now in operation
WoRKINOhAH
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THE DRAWBACK FRA uDs.

NEW YORK, November is.
The Tribune says editorlally: "Thc first tcs-
timony in the drawback frauds was taken on
Saturday, and so far opens the case that the pub
lie can name the principal conspirators These
frauds have been going on for five or six years.
and the parties in the work must have robbed the
Treasury OF vast amount Of money, Samuel T.
Bratchford was the leading spirit, his assistants
being II. B. caldwell 6 Co., customhouse brokers;
Romeyn, Mulligan Francis, and Howard,
clerk In the Revenue Bureau ut Washington. The
most important witness thus far is q clerk named
Korne, who was familiar with all the transactions
and was ON interested party to some extent. He
was arrested last january, but not seeing the
Justice OF suffering alone while the leading offend
ers went free, lie told the whole story to the Dis
trict Attorney" Several persons whose names
are withheld are under arrest, and Judge Pierre
pont Is determined to sift the matter thoroughly.
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The SOUTHERN HorEL.-New York has
except one The mammoth building Is now in
course OF erection on the site Of tho old Southern
nee Lafarge Hotel, In broadway, near Amlty
originally situated under the Southern Hotel,
burned down few years ago, and since that
now being built up as II hotel, to 20 by its old
name. The new ediflce ia eight stories ligL and
she Broadway 'front.' VIII be surmounted BY three
gothic towers. IL Will have six hundred rooms,
and Is Intended to accommodate 1900 guests. The
furniture alone will cost $400, ,0O0 and the whole
work is to cost S1,Go0,eoo There viii be seven
acres Of carpetng.
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aN- THE RELATIyEs FRJENDs AN

&S- THE RELATIVES, FRIENDS AND
acquaintances OF Mr.. and Mrs. John A. Cook,
and their sons.In-law, Peter F. Dunning and Fran
cIs Ii. Bradford, and their respective families
and friends are invited to attend the Funeral OF
Mr.. JOHN A. COOK, THIS AFTERNOON, at the
English Lutheran Church, corner Archdale and
Clifford streets, at O'Clock. movie
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THE A1ABAMA LEGISLATURE.

MONTGOMERY, November Is.
The Legislature met to-day. The Governors
message Is very conservative. 1t combnts the de.
mand made for martial law which has not been
necessary, and sets forth tho general peaceful
ness OF the State and the advantages offered to
immigrants. The Governor recommends re-
duction Of taxes and a limitation Of the State
guarantee to railroads.
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ms- GERMaN FRIENDIy

@s- GERMAN FRIENDLY SOCIETY.
The members OF the German Friendly Society arc
respectfully invited to attend tho PCneraI Scrvi-
ces OF the late JOHN A. COOK, member, at the
English Lutheran Church., Archdale street, THIS
AFTERNOON, at O'Clock.
movie JOHN A. BLUM, Secretary.
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@g- NOTICE.-ALL PERSONS IN
DEBTED to tho assigned Estate OF Mr.. GEO. IL.
GRUBER arc hereby Informed that their accounts
have been placed into the hands Of Mcssrs. 81.
MONS SIE0LINo, Attorneys, tonlcc, Broad
street,) for collection, and If settlements are
made before tho first December next, no costs
will be incurred. II. GEkDTS & CO.,
nov13 limo Agents for Creditors.
9B TIE GENUINE LIEBIG'S EX-
TRACT OF NEAT. secures great economy, excel.
lencc In tho preparation OF becf-tea. Buy mono
but that made by the "Lieblg Extract OF Meat
Company" Baron LiebIg's signature on every
Jar For sale by druggists and grocers.
J. MILHAU'S SONS,
move tufImo No. 1ss Broadway, New York.
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gp- CHARLESTON SAVINGS INsTI.

I'D" CHARLESTON SAVINGS INSTI-
TUTioN.-Thc following amounts have not been
ohlce will he closed on the 3Ist Of December, a IL
persons interested are requested to bring In their
Pass Books MI receive the amounts due them.
Thosc who have drawn the FIRST Ins,aImcnt, but
not The SECOND will not find their names IN mi q
list, as the fact OF t"eir having drawn one I'm.
s'alment is an evIdcle that they know of ,l,elr
interest in the Insiti lion.
lIENPY S. GRIGGS, Treasurer.
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w-A CARD.-A CLERGYMAN,

yB- A CARD.-A G L Il RG Ia N,
while residing In South America as o Missionary,
discovered safe and simple remedy for the cure
Of Nervous Weakness, Early Decay, Disease OF
the Urinary anu Seminal Organs and the whole
train Of disorders brought on by baneful and
vicious habits Great numbers have been cured
by this noble remedy. Prompted by n desire to
benefit the afflicted and unfortunate, l will send
tho recipe for preparing and using this medicine,
In o scaled envelope, to any one who needs it,
free Of charge Address
JOSEPH T. INMAN,
Station d, Bible House,
Oct4 SmoSs New York City.
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ONE MORE UNFORTUNATE.

CLEVELAND, November 16.
]. G. Buell., the cashier of the Second Ma
Aonal Bank, has committed suicide, the cause
being heavy losses during the late gold panic.
The officers OF the bank give their individual
pledges that they will make good the obligations
OF the bank.
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Funeral Nct,ces.

ES"THE FRIENDS AND ACQUAINT-
ANCEs OF Mrs. SARAH McEvoY, ana OF her sons
and daughters, are respectfully invited to attend
her Funeral, THIS MORNING, at 10 O'Clock, from
her late residence at Blum's Farm, on King street
Road. noyI6
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~ GERMAN FUSILIER SOCIETY. :
Tic members Q. The German Fusiller Society are
respcc.n lily :l to attend the Funeral Services
OF the latf Mr.. JOHN A. COOK, member, at tho
English Lus.oran Church. Archdale street, THIS
AFTERNOON, at O'Clock.
JOHN A. BLUM,
noy10 Secretary.
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RAILROAD TRAGEDY.
ANOTHER

SAN FRANCISCO, November Is.
The Eastern bound Western Pacific train
and the Amanda Ferry train, each travelling
twenty-five miles an hour, came into collision.
Eleven dead bodies were taken from the wreck.
It appears that the accident arose from switch
tender misaking the gravel train for the regular
train, and saying "All right, go ahead"
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There is an establishment in Bristol, Eng
land, where butt of sherry wine can be man.
ufactured from tho raw material in half IN
hour, without using drop OF sherry.
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Obituarn.

DECOU.-Dicd, In Columbia, ON tile 10th In
tant, ut the age or IS years. AUGUSTINE DacOu, q
two months. Mr.. Decou was q native OF Paris,
France.
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"A wedding ut Cairo, ILL.,, was postponed
the other day by O telegram from tho groom
which read: "Have to wait till next week.
Wife has overhauled me.n
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Special Notices.

9a- TO THE PUBLIC.-GEORGE LIT
TILE & co., No. 213 King street, arc Offering File
Cashmere VESTS at 81 and So so each, worth
81. oct30 stuth1mo
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HlarricD.

On the evening OF the 10th inst, by the Rev. E
II. Winkler, THEODORE ID. CLANCY and ASSIl
f., third daughter or w. H. Hcriot, Esq.
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"A young wife of IL, In Chicago, has got O
divorce. Sha married o fellow who said he
Ind 5000, 900 when he hadn't cent. Besides
that, he pinched her.
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&a- ERRORS OF YOUTH A GENTLE.
MAN who suffered for years from Nervous De-
bility, Premature Decay, and oil the ELECTS OF
youthful indscretIon, will, for the sake Of suffer
Ing humanity, send free to all who need it, the
ceipt and directions for making tile simple rem
edy by which he was cured. Sufferers wishing to
profit by the advertisers experience car dc go
by addressing, with perfect confidence, JOHN b.
OGDEN, No. 42 Cedar street, New York.
ap,no
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35asr NOTICE.-TIIE STEAMER Pill or
BOY VIII haul OH for painting for few days.
noVlO J. ID. AIKEN 4 CO. Apents
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3B- CONSIGNEES PER STEAMSHIP
MANHATTAN, from New York. arc notified that
she La dischargIng cargo THIS DAY at Adgcr,s
south Wharf. Goods remaining uncalled for at
sunset viii remain on dock ut owners risk.
JAMES ADGER & CO.,
novI8 An.n,.
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5ssr- NOTICE.-TitE SrEAMER CITY
POINT will not go to Beaufort as formerly adycr-
tised, but the steamer ST. HELENA viii take the
place of the steamer PILOT Roy for Beaufort and
Edisto. See advertisement II. l.. p. MCCORMICK.
nOTlO ]. d. AIKEN K CO Arnnfa
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Special Nol,rrs.

.;aS- FIRE DEPARTMENTS FIRE
Department and citizens are informed that the
peal Of ST. Mchaes Bells will he rung at O'Clock
THIS DAY, to test the alteration being made to
'"e same. nj. III. NATHAN,
nONl6 Chief Firc nnportmcnt
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ES> SOUTH CAROLINA LOAN AND
TRUST COMPANY.-TIuRsDAY,t the 18th Instant
having been set apart as n day of ofgencral Thanks
giving this onlce will be closed. All paper pay
able on that day must be anticipated.
noy1G 2 TIIOS r. wARINc cou,,ior
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TS" UNION BANK OF SOUTH CARO-
LIMA, CHARLESTON, NOVEMBER Is. 1862
THURSDAY next, 18TH instant, having been set
apart by The civil authorities as q day of Thanks
giving, this Bank will he closed. Notes and me-.
ceptances payable on that day must be anticipa.
le"' III. ID. ALEXANDER,
nOvIG Co.nior
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&D- NOTICE. FREED
MANS SAVINGS AND TRUST COMPANY,
CHARLESTON BBANCH, No. "A BROAD STREET
Money deposited on or before November 18th
will draw interest from November 1st.
oct2S17 NATHAN RITTER Cashier
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G1-N TICE. .-CONSIGNEES PER
Steamship sARAGoSSA are hereby notified that
she is THIS DAY discharging cargo at vandcrhorst
Wharf. All goods remaining on wharf ut sunset
Will be stored at expense and risk OF consIgnees.
nov15 RAyENEL & CO., Agents.