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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-05-01
Oh A r T. E S TON.
SATURDAY MORNING, MAY /, 1859.
The Future OF the South, as Seem
Through NorthGr-1 Spectacles.

Through NOrthNrz Spectacles
II anything were wanting to reassure our
people in regard to the prospect that is be-
fore them, it might be found in the remark
able change of tone noticeable of late in all
the allusions Of the Republican press of the
North to Southern affairs. The New York
Commercial Advertiser tells it's readers
that all Glasses of our people have q
common interest in the prosperity Of the
s'South. Another seasons good crops in
''that section of the country will do more to
s'place the nation in condition to resume
s'speoie payments than all the theories Of
politicians, or the long out wisdom
eof Congress. Through much distress and
''misery the South, in spite of politicians
''and the blunders Of legislators, is now
"entering upon new and substantial ca
.'reer Of prosperity that may soon eclipse
.'the glories Of the West and North The
Philadelphia North American, hitherto one
of the bitterest and most uncompromising
OF our enemies is in high glee at the signs
OF our material recuperation. In its issue
OF Wednesday it says: " It is found by q
careful investigation into the amount of
"last years crops, and their selling priccs,
'that the South retains about 5000, OOO, 600
ssgold from them. 1t is known that there
sis little debt there, the general crash hav-
sing cleaned away everything down to the
Foundation, and economy Of expenditures
'having been substituted for extravaganza
''Taking one State for all, Texas, that suf-
t'fered as much from the war as any, has
cover 100000 head of cattle within her
''limits, and can export 100000 annually
better beef at lower rates than can be
Furnished from any other section. The
''freed people are working oontentedly for
"wages. The old credit system that ruined
'the planters is dying out. The planters
care using their current profits to stock
"and improve their lands. The books of
"our manufacturing establishments and
shipping lines show the value and
''amount Of material that is weekly going
'forward to enable greater production
s'This will be wealth, since it is paid for
beforehand, and not by mortgages on
"hope. These facts como directly home to
.'our own interests. They underlie good
"and growing demand for our manufactures
''of every sort, with pleasing assurance
"of payment and comforting certainty
"that the raw material will sustain the con-
sumption, and that prices will slowly tend
downward. They are the very facts that
''are wanted to give to our commerce the
''impetus itfeels on the Pacific coast, but
''has SO long been without on the Atlantic. Z"
These are fair specimens Of the spirit in
which the whole Radical press Of the North,
just now, not excepting the "two papers,
both daily" Of the notorious Forney-
treat the affairs Of the long maligned and
prosecuted South.
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gost anD 4@ouno.

r OsT. ON THE a7th INST, MAYORS
~ Parade day; on Meeting street at near the
initials M. W. B. engraved on 1t. The finder will be
rewarded by leaving the same at THIS OFFICE.
April 80
OS IT. LAST EVENING, A SHAGGY
ll SCOTCH TERRIER, about fve months old
with silver collar around his neck. The finder will
be rewarded by calling at the TELEGRAPH CFFICE
April %
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The OHIO LEGIsLATURE has authorized
Cincinnati to create loan of $40, O,OOO, 900
to secure the connection of that city with
the Southern railroads centering at Chatta-
nooga.
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JUDGE GREEN has followed the lead ii
Judge Carpenter in deciding that tn,
Homestead law does not protect from levy
and sale any land, when the judgment i.
older than the law.
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Il EMOvAL.-EaUGER & RAvENEL
to No. 66 EAST BAY, (Ofice Of "Citizen's Savings
Bank opposite to Courier Office. and will there con-
unue the insurance and Commission Business as
heretofore Nav
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Go Reut.

TNO REM, FOUR ROOMS, WITH PAN
Try AND DRESSING ROOM attached. Apply
at THIS OFFICE. o. NAV
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ATTENTION. We OKERS

AI'TENTIUN, NE SMUKERS!
TIE YOU DESIRE TO SMOKE GENUINE I'M.
l. POKLED HAVANA CIGAR and LEAF IOBACOO,
fand now cpen to- .nspecs.on the largest ana most
seect stock Of Cigars and Leaf Tobacco ever import
viii satisfy all demands. s. ~
Wholesale and Retail, by
SAYAS Sc MARINAS.
No. so MARK kET-sTREET.
january ws
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J. MADSEN'S
CIGAR Man UFAC TORY
And wholesale ana Retaal
TOBACCO HOUSE,

And Wholesale and Retail
TOBACCO HOUSE.
No. sl4 K1Na-srRBsr. coRMER souErY.
CONSTANTLY ON HAND LARGE STOCK OF
-. - american and Imported LEAF TOBACCO. for
T. !. CONN EorICUT LEAF, nom lne Favored All.
ing. at ~ cents per pound and self work at Is cts
per pound upwards to the finest selection OF wrap.
2. NEW YORK STATE sERD-Ane. lesfy wr %.
pers. from S5 cents upwards to 50 cents per pound.
to S5 cents per pound.
4: A ane assortment Of SPANISH LEAF, from
Sl 10 TO u lper the ba'e upwards to nice wrap
AS the Lear is bought direct from the planters. I
am able to sell Oh Low as sny Northern house.
CIGARS,
Of our own manufacturing. The following brands
la CARoLISA" CIGARS, at $40 per M.
Ia Corona dc Espana." at s2b per M
~ uSsnsnn .: sgS sss per psrIs y. !. s,o y.
Easlo sspsnisS s' sssd 4 :. SO SO Per- per n. NJ
.Tigaro" (gt nuine Havana) at s76 per NJ.
.!s Gss. at 80 sss SsD. ~
made OF Havana Tobacco. at $50 per N.
Imported Cigars Of all grades.
-. genuine Spanish Cigar can always be had at re.
tail for 10 cents.
OT SAaDISlnG TOBACCO.
fne asacstment for sale at manufacturer prsces.
Genuine Durham and other celebrated brands al.
s CHESvING ToaACCO.
Az FIG. NAVY ana PLUG TOBACCO, at ell prices;
PIPES, OF ain descriptions.
Merohants and Oonsumers are respectfully invited
TO give COLL, an can sppply them with everything
in she ToSacco hne ct the lowest price.
where. is.. J. MADShN.
Apfli ~ limo
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!. THIS NEW AND CoMMOIIOUs HOUSE. L0cAr.
I'D corner OF Rrosdway and Forty-second-street,
possesses advantages over all other houses for the
c0mm0datioD OF Its guests. lt was built expressly
ios arst-clsss famsi2 boarding Apnse--the rooms
oeng large and on satse, heated hys ln-W1lh hot
and cold w.ter. end furnished second 70 none; while
the culinary department 10 IN the most experienced
nAgae, amordtng guests an uneQuRlled table.
. One OF Atw0od's Patent Elevators 10 also an,rno
guests at all hours. I, ~ -
door every four nfnutee, running from the t,itv
Hall to Central Park, while the Sixth and eyenh
Avenue Hnae ere but short block on either side.
tho depots steamboat landings, places of aratse.
ment and blsiness Of the great metropolis.
1IOnE &s HOLLEY. Propraetors.
bHScD IA rn-f t~ XXX 6YnOg
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Senior Managers

Co~aD,.
TER rrHEo d WAGNER. ESQ
AN q T LOWNDEl, ESQ
ESNE GEO w WILLIAMS. ESQ
tRATH r W EDGERTON "a
NHOLM JEADGER. Fsn a'
EN- ANDREW SIMONDS Fso
lEREY w BEE, ESQ
PBELL HENRY COBIA, ESQ
ONION EW MARSHALL, ESQ
ONNER W g WHILDEN, ESQ
y HAaOODlJ H HONOUR. ESQ
TAN b OAKES, Esq
~ s RIGGS, Esq
WAGENER FJ PELZER, Esq
MONS M g NATHAN. Esq
AUSSURE L M ALEXANDRIA, ESQ
: WALkES WILLIS. Esq
LtDGE q L BUST, Esq
LAID Q BARLEY, Esq
NHOLM JAS NJ CARSON, Esq
VAN DAvls|J " " CUES; GUY Esa Esq
NJ FBUGH FERGUSON, ESQ
Jews w II MoIN Josh. Esq
g BARKER W H SMITH, Esq
T O'BRIEN, Esq
'yEY &C LACOoTE, Esq
IUPPER Joseph HILTON, Esq
VAL Ter o COURTNEY, Esq
AELLx frOl + w CAPERS
.SEY E LAFITIE, Esq
GTUPPER 9 w OLNEY, Esq
mall W q BREESE. Esq
.SEY F p ELFORD, ESQ
ORD, Jr ALEX CALDER. ESQ
ELOHERS JAMES M EAsON, Esq
dOFFE1T JOHN KLINCK, Esq
rCH J n S'TEiNMEVEit S'TENM si rso
NAN, Esq J II MURRELL, ESQ
so Il s BRUINS, Esq
Esq JOHN F O'NEILL. Esq
SO q f BAKER, Esq
IER, Esq f w DAWSON, tso
SO 81 GERDTS. ESQ
Esq Al WHITE. ESQ
IN, Esq w Ladder. ESQ
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Ii, Esq DR. W q RAVENEi.
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Esq KERR, ESQ
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M. Esq IA WHITNEY, ESQ
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Junior nanarers
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ElOanb.

WANTED, A WHITE GIRL TO ASSIST
w IN general housework. Must bring references.
Apply In the Store No. 275 KING-STREET.
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A r IN VAT II sALEE. THAT FIMM
n STAND with Axttises for o Grocery conner
Calnoun ana East Bay streets, No. 0B. Apply ON
P6EMIsES. thstn january Al
~ Happhed for Immediately
a. One 12horse Portable ENGINE
a. Ono A-horse Portable Engine.
~ One 8-hOrse.power ENGINE I'm GOOD condition
CAMERON. BARKLET a CO.. n Il /
Ncfsnesst CORNER Meeting and Cumberland. .streets.
AOM SALE Old HEVwNPAPRRS I'M
~ any assantity. Price 7D confa per hundred.
Ine M cnsapeSs wrappua paper that can 30 uoed. Az,
ply at the oince OK TIE NRwS. March -
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Amusfments.
MAY e STxV Al.
OF THE
SUNDAY SCHOOL OF SECOND PRESBYrE
RAN CHURCH,
This Afternoon, at Four O'Clock,
A T THE CH URCH.

AFTER PLEASING CONCERT EXERCISES BY
the School, entitled "Song of the Pilgrimage" the
children will assemble on the mail Of the Church to
partake Of the feast
Friends OF the School, aud Superintendent and
Teachers OF other Schools, are invited to attend
collection will be taken up during the exercises
in aid Of the Schoo, Library 2 May1
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MEDICAL SOCIETY OF SOUTH



MEDICAL SOCIETY OF SOUTH
CAROLINA
VIE REGULAR MONTHLY MEETING OF THIS
4 society will be held , HIS EVENING, at Eight
O'CLOCK. MANNING SIMMONS, Al. D.,
May Secretary
CHARLESTON TYPOGRAPHICAL So
CIETY
TTNHE REGULAR MONTHLY MEETING OF YOUR
at Eight o'clock, over the Store OF Mr.. J. II. VOL
LERS, northeast corner Of Beaufain and st. Philip
streets.
NAV ny order. JAMES ROMAN. ROMAN.
YOUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN AssOClA-
1ION.
TTNHE REGULAR MONTHLY MEETING OF THE
Il Young Mems Christian Association will be held
This EVENING. at Eight O'Clock pre- .lscly.
Nay T. A. sILCOx. Secretsry-
HOMESTEAD BUILDING AND LOAN
ASSOCIATION.
FUNHE REGULAR MONTHLY MEETING CT THIS
May: e. Eight O'CLOCK, "a; Mascno Rsi;. = few shares
Stock will be sold previous to sale Of the money.
holders during the day at his Office. No ls7 Meet
ing.sreet. JOSEPH WHILDEN
May treasurer.
PALMETTO FIRE ENGINE COMPANY.
VoU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED 10 APPEAR
precisely THIS MORNING. ga
The Delegation OF other Companies who intend to
VISIT Atlanta m w,ll govern them selves sceordngly.
may Secretary.
ATEENTION, YOUNG AMERICA FIRE
COMPANY
| A ssEMBLE AT YOUR ENGINE EOUsE So
| II CIETY.STREET, in fun uniform. THIS
MORNING, at hafpast Six o'clock, to escort the Pal
| metto Fire Company 10 the Depot BY order of
| the President. j. L. MAHER Secretary
May
AT TTENTIONs CONTINENTAL FIRE
| COMPANY AND STATE GUARD.
VJNHE ORGANIZATION OF THE ABOVE CoMpA.
| - ny Will take place on TUESDAY EVENING, may
4, at Eight oclo ck. at Military Hal.
| by order OF the Committee. May
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ATTENTION., YOUNG AMERICA FIRE

A ssEMBLE AT YOUR ENGINE BoUsE So
n CIETY-STREET, in full uniform THIS
MORNING. at halfpast Six O'clock to escort the Pal
metto Fire Company 10 the Depot BY order Of
the President j. L. MAHER Secretary
May1
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FRESH DRUGS.
JUST RECEIVED AND FOR SALE BY
DIR. II. BAER, NO. 13l MEETING.
STREET. a
ID IsON's TOBACCO ANTIDoTE
LII Guarana tHeadache) Powders
Roses Cough Syrup
Schenk's Pulmonic Syrup
Schenk's Seaweed Tonic
Saratoga ga" Water
Cherokee Remedy and Cure
Rejuvenatng Elixir
Chloride of Lime
Spears Fruit Preserving Solution
Browns Chlorodyne
German Blood or "Kaiser' Pills &C. &C.
April 8
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YOUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN ASSOClA. I.
TION.
TTNHE REGULAR MONTHLY MEETING OF THE
Il Young Mems Christian Association will be held
IHIs EVENING. at Eight O'Clock pre- .lscly.
M2y1 z. A. EIICOX, Secretarv
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WANTED TO HIRE, A GOOD COL.
w ORED COOK AND WASHER for a small
family: apply at once at No. go HAsEL-sTREET
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-04-15

Ex-CoNrEDERArEs. "A correspondent
of the San Francisco Times, who is en-
gagged in tour of the South, writes OF
some of the distinguished Georgians as
follows
Toombs is just recovering from an
illness which almost proved fatal. Ste
phcns was almost crushed to death the
other day, by the falling OF gate.
Johnson (HerscheD is preaching Swe-
denborgianism, and explaining how
Swcdenborg made his journey to heav-
en- and hell, how he passed his time in
both places, and how he returned, so
that his time is fully occupied. lver-
son is living in a log shanty near Ma
con, making subsistence by selling
frcwood. jackson is making love to q
young wife, daughter of the late Thos.
Butler King, and Gordon is insuring
lives faster, and with far greater profit,
than he used to destroy them during
the little difliculty.7 Many who fear,
lcsslv mounted to the breach, led the
charge, and braved death Oh "a hundred
battlcficlds, have gone to their last
abode. In twenty years from now a
small dining table will accommodate
the survivors of the Army of the
Tennessee" or the "Army of Northern
Virginia." as it will that of the Army
of the Potomac,' or Of the Army OF
| the Cumberland.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-04-15

Irish people, which centuries Of oppres'
sion have not been able to overcome,
are proof of a vitality that seems ca
pable of OUTLYING the tyranny which
has sought in vain to repress 1t, ana o.
showing that the shamrock, like some a
other plants, has power of forcing it
self from the ground upward through
the heaviest superintendent pressure
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-04-15

SECRETARY BORE is As years of age,
about five feet six inches high, and
wears short white whiskers, and nous,
tache shade darker than his whiskcrs
His hair is iron gray, and his eyes are
dark hazel and very bright and keen.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-04-15

PHE wife of General Seabrook, who
formerly owned Hilton Head island,
and was one of the wealthiest men in
the South, is now in the almshouse at
Charleston, South Carolina,
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-04-15

AT Springfield, Ohio, few nights
ago, Gabriel Baines called at his broth
er's house, and while fumbling in the
darkness for the door knob, was fatally
shot by his brother, on the suspicion
that he was a burglar. The brother
has since become insane.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-04-15

SARAH SHERMAN sued Richard Raw
son for breach of promise, in Worces-
ter, Mass, and jury has just decrccd
her 81, 900 damages.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-04-15

IT is estimated that there are 255, 900
machines in the United States,
without counting the "school marms"
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-04-15

MIR. SAMUEL MILLER, of Lynchburg,
va, has presented the sum of 100000
to the University of Virginia.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-04-15

The Navy of the Sandwich Islands
til said, consists Of two fishing smack'
and a raft.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-04-15

No first-class hotel in New York will
receive colored guests.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-04-15

The loafing population of Chicago is
set down at $4,000,
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3gailroads and Sta9rs.
CENTRAL RAILROAD

HNAND AFTER JANUARY rs. 1869.
~ until further notice. the trains Of the Central
Pacific Kail-uad Company Will run daily, sundays c1-
ccptcd. follows:
GOING EAST.
rasscnecr Train will leave Sacramento al 80 a. m
Calfax al so a IN Reno at 20 J.. m; Nads"orth
Al 80 y. IN: Winncnucca At J 80 a. m; ATscnia al
:: 80 a. M and arrives al Eko At 1910 i. III.
GOING WEST.
Passenger train leaves Elko at IL a. m; Argcnta
AT a:o5 a. IN. Wnncmucca at 2:30 p. m: Wadsworth
At l. OJ y. IN. Reno III 10 a. III, ColtaA at % a. H.
and arrives al Sacramento AT 20 i. m.
Second class cars accompany freight trains upon
which passengers conveyed al reduced rates
The 80 a. IN. passenger train connects At Junction
with the cars for Marysvc and all points of North
crn California and Oregon
At Auburn with stages for Yankee Jims, Forest
Iil!l Michigan Bluffs Csloma, Greenwood, George
town &c.
A; Colax with stages for Grass Valley. Nevada San
Juan Camptonvillc, Forest city, Downicvillc and
Iowa Hill.
At Dutch Flat with stages for Little York. You Bet
Red Dog and Nevada.
At Reno with stages for Virginia City. Gold Hill
silver city Dayton, Carson Washoc, and all parts Of
the State If Nevada
At Winncmucca with stages for Paradise Valley
Camp Scott. Camp McDermoit, Silver City, Owyhce,
and all points in Idaho Territory.
Al ArgcHta with stages for Austin. and al Elko with
stages for White Pine and Overland Stages for Salt
Lake City and the Atlantic States.
feb -. lsG9l &. CROKER. Gcnl Surt
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Average temperature for corresponding date
tass afra
Music AT THE PARK.-Shoud the weather be
favorable there will be music on the Mall at the PARK
to-day commencing at three O'Clock.
AvoNDALH FuND.-Among the numerous dona
tons sent to the HERALD ONCE for the benefit OF the
Avondale sufferers was one OF ten dollars from the
Jewish congregation at Long Branch
The NEW Two DOLLAR NOTES have been received
here 20 the amount OF only $4,000 in all. The orders
OF the Treasurer forbid the exchange OF these notes
They can only be used for payments the counter
1t sub-ueasurics and depositaries.
TIE POLICE STEAMBOAT METROPOLITAN, which
was sunk on the rocks on Blackwell'a Island, was
pumped out BY the wrecking steamer John Fuller,
ana on Thursday night lass was 1oated on 70 the
railways Of Hunters Point.
REDEMPTION OF THE FIVE CENT NroKKrs.-1n &C
cordancs with instructions from the Treasury De-
partment the Assistant Treasurer win redeem the
I'VE cent nickel CONS when presented &C the sub
treasury In sums OF not less than $780,
THR GENERAL DISTRIBUTION OF FRACTIONAL CUR
RBkCY has been resumed to limited extent at the
sueTrsasury, and uill continue 20 long ~ the
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PORTO RICO.

Discomfort Among the observation-disclosures
House Accountable Promised RcfOrms--
Feeling OF the Spaniards-The FiIibnstcring
Expeditions.
PORTO RICO, Oct. IS, 1869.
There is great discomfort among the merchants Of
the island owing to the fact that the Captain General
has directed that the Custom House accounts be
audited monthly This Will have the eject Of putting
an end to the frauds on the revenue which being
constantly perpetrated.
The Deputies sent from here to the National
Cortes complain and with reason that none of the
promised reforms have been granted to the island.
The Spantards very much incensed against the
Deputies and state OF feeling exists not favorable
TO the continuance OF peace.
1t Is supposed that the two hltbustering exped-
tons which appeared or The coast have proceeded to
Cuba az nothing has been seen OF them OF late