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TOMMY TRY AND WHAT he DID FOR SCIENCE.
BY q. o. G. Napier, F. G. S., with forty SIX
illustrations. New York: d. Appleton &
Co. Charleston John RUSSELL
This is history Of the early life of the wri-
ter, showing the manner in which he was
drawn to study OF the, sciences, The rudi-
ments Of botany, chemistry. conchology and
several collateral pursuits are contained in the
book. and with them are tales of hunting, fish
ing and adventure. The illustrations Of plants,
shells and insects are remarkably good, and
the book is very attractive one.
ELEMENTS OF LATIN GRAMs1AR. BY Albert
Harkness, M. D. New York D. Appleton &
Co. Charleston John Russell.
This is an abridged latin grammar and ell
that is needed by beginners. 1t contains the
most important elements of grammar in o
small compass.
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INQUIRY has satisfied us that the rep orted
trouble between Chief Justice Chase and
the bar Of North Carolina, is all mistake.
The difficulty, such as it was, occurred be-
tween the lawyers and Judge Pearson, the
Radical Chief Justice Of tho Supreme Court
Of North Carolina. It seems that at the
sime Of, the fall elections, Judge Pearson
and some Of his colleagues on the bench,
contrary to ancient and praiseworthy usage
among tho judiciary Of the Old North State,
sought prominence as partisans in the po.
litical conflict. Their conduct gave rise to
much dissatisfaction among ell the right
thinking citizens Of the State, aud re-
spectful protest against the innovation was
drawn up and signed by nine-tenths Of the
North Carolina bar. This was the heinous
offence which has provoked the judicial
thunders. But Chief Justice Chase, though
now in Raleigh, had nothing Whatever to
do with the matter. '
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The Peace Jubilee at the Hub.

The people of the Hub are trying hard
to work themselves into the proper degree
of enthusiasm over the monstrous sensa-
tion which they call the Musical Peace Ju
bilee. Even the staid and sober Post has
become infected with the contagion, an d
concludes gushing article, on the Great
Humbug with the following prodigious
flourish: 8
''Welcomei thrice we.comer says Boston to
the people Of the whole country. i Come and
be glad with us in this chosen season of pea &C.
Gather with your President and his Cabinet;
come with your Governors and public mon;
assemble beneath the vaulting roof which we
have raised, that music may reverberate and
prolong it's exulting strains: pour forth from
farm and forest, from city and village, from
lake and river, into the multitudinous human
sea that is to surge beneath the musical tenn
pest whose power no mortal can Withstand.
Welcome to our homes and hearts Welcome,
though unknown, yet as brethren Welcome
welcome to the great Jubilee of Freedom and
Peace The country shall again be, whole,
and we will live and die one people,
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CHI A r L ES TON.
WEDNESDAY MORNING, JUNE 16, 1869.
The Policy OF Prescription.

The recent LETTER Of Horace Greeley to
the West Virginia Radicals, in which he
urged the policy of universal amnesty and
enfranchisement, as measure of absolute
necessity to the permanent existence Of the
Republican party at the South, has exposed
the philosopher of the Tribune to some
stinging attacks from the less liberal and
less sagacious newspaper, organs Of his
party. These attacks are made the sub
jeot of manly and straightforward leader
in the Tribune, written in Nr. Greeley's
best vein, at the head Of which he reprints
the letter, (Which had not before appeared
in the Tribune,) and fortifes its positions
by series Of those pointed, forcible and
common-sense arguments, which have made
him famous as journalist. He tells his
assailants plainly that chad Congress-say
''iA -disfranohised every rebel, and
''thus thrown several States completely
s'into the hands Of their ex-slaves, the next
selection would have upset us and chosen
90 Democratic Hsuse Of Representatives.
"But for the New Orleans massacre and
eSohnson's swinging round the circle, we
''should probably have been beaten as it
twas; but to have disfranohised nearly al
''the whites, and thrown the Southern
estates completely into the hands of the
"blacks, would have insured our over
"whelming defeat" He reminds the South
ern Radicals, in conclusion, that it is not
likely that they will ever get liberation,
much less ceuntenanoe or support, from the
sons Of men upon whom they have sought
to impose perpetual Acknowledgement.
Will they hearken to the warnings Of their
white. coated sage?
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ArRoPos Of the coming change In the
Charleston Postofiice, we notice that POST
master-G General Cresswell has written q
sharp letter 70 e's prominent posim .ster in
Georgia" admonishing him that the law
msking power intends to throw around the
privity Of correspondence the solemn same
tion Of Its protection, and that the highest
duty the Department owes to the people is
to preserve, by oil means in their power,
the absolute sanctity Of seal. The letter
closes with an injunction to a.permit NO one
sc sSasinue or bo employed in your effice
"whose character for personal integrity
"may not command the confidence Of the
Postmaster. General,
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The New York Evening Post (Repui-
can) agrees with the New York Times,
also Republican, that "war with England, =
as an electioneering issue, tos ssvs the Re.
publican party next fall, viii not sspay."
The editor characterises It now as go des-
'.perate political trick, designed to put off
'''the living and important issues Of the day,
"by creating and stimutsting an artificial
Excitement" It does not think the Repub.
lican party at large, however, will follow
Mr.. Summers lead, nor consent to make
our relations with England party ques-
ton. No party, it declares, can serve two
masters; 1t cannot obey the behests Of the
demsgogue and at the same time recognize
the suggestions Of the statesman.
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Wn ARE GLAD to hear that the reports
whieh lsteiy reached us Of the appearance
of the caterpillar in the Flsrida GOTTEN
i6slds are suthoritstively oontradieted by
thsvsry parties whsss crops wsrs said 10
hsvs suffered naose. @.n g'ee :s
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GTOLEN, FROM MRS. LEvICY SMOKE,
on the night Of the 10th April last her only MARE.
9he Mare Is black. and rather low for her length,
but we'll built; her body long; both fore feet and
one hind foot are whlte and branded on the shoul-
der 8. 8. The Mare followed fifteen miles above
Walterboro'. In the direction of Barawell white
the thief followed for want of means and her little
crop must be os. without help. Any information
relative to the Mare will be thankfully received. Di-
rect 70 Mrs. L. SMOKE, WATERFORD, Colleton Coun-
ty. May 2I
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II OST. "A LlvER-COLORED SETTER
80 PUP shTee months old; white spot on breast
no other marks. suitable reward will be paid fol
his return to No. 48 BROAD.STREET .I
June 16
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VOU OUGHT TO INSURE IN THE
CHARLESTON BRANCH
LIFE AS ISOLATION
OF AMERICA,
FOR THE FOLLOWING REASONS:


1st Because it is home institution n,n.aea ana
controlled by your own citizens.
I'd. Because 1t is the only monied institution of
they are derived
Sd. Because 1t is purely mutual; all policy holders
share In its profits or earnings Its large and in
creasing assets belong exclusively to the policy
holders.
4th. Because its rates than those of most
other companies. And its dividends win be larger.
9th. Because invests it's funds at rates of interest
averaging ten per cent, while Eastern comp lnies'
rates average less than seven per cent This makes
the dividends Of Assocato larger and the rates
OF premium smaller. One hundred dollars improved
at s1 per cent for ears will amount to o.
duce S11.739 O9. Difference favor Of the ten per
cent. investment $9,897 08.
9th Because you ought to insure in successful IN
stiuton. and the Life Association Of America is &C
knowledged by it's enemies we'll it's friends to
be by far tue most successful life insurance instttu.
ton Of Its age in the United States
NET ASSETS OF THIS DEPARTMENT IN
VESTED IN THIS COMMUNITY.
100000 deposited in the Insurance Department
of the State of Missouri (accordlng to law for the
protection Of policy holders.
Officers
81. G. LOPER, Pres'nt cashier Peoples Nat. Bank)
w. G. GIBBES Vice-President wv d. Whilden a COL
JOHN B. STEELE tof North. Steele & wardeli.)
=. y !KViME NE " WALKER walker. Evans Cogswell)
b. I. PEAKE: Gent Superintendent 8. Q. Railroad.
O. F. F4NKNIN, Druggist.
JAS. E. SPEAR. Jeweller.
d. H. SILCOX, Wholesale and Retail Furniture
Mp. CARTER. Secretary and gent,
March 20 Tyr No. 40 Broad.street.
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4 GOOD START FOR A BAKER Ito
N RENT. that popular BAKERY at sumner
vile. 8. G.. near the Depot. Inquire at No 1875 EAST
BAY. & ~
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NEW AND STANDARD BOOKS
FOB SALEAT
FUGARTIE'S BOOK DEPOSITORY

WE ARE NOW RECEIVING SUPPLY OF
FRENCH, ITALIAN AND GERMAN OIL CHOIR
MOS. Most Of them are new and exceedingly beauti-
full They Will be sold at very low prices. Also few
PHOTOGRAPHS from IHORWALDoON,S CELE-
BRATED BAS RELIEFJ.
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FIFTEEN HUNDRED TO TWO THOUSAND
PERSONS.

Z, il y X
The WHITE SULPHUR is now the western termi.
mus Ofthe Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad, and tbn
Of that road lin 0nnection tn telegraphfc f-
ciltiesJ win be running ~ the sprngD BY LIST Jolly.
No pains or expense have or viii be spared to &C.
cure fe comfortable entertainment tn al the vare-
ties Of accommodation, OF the large number Of visi
tors that viii resort to the Springs the present
son. NJ Set3g ~ yt n
A4-One Of the best LAWN AND BALLROOM
BANDS will bio In attendance; an extensive LIVERY
hes hse- .1ss.ss ssssianiu us1sugements
made to fOcilltate every innocent and rscreative
amusement appropriate toe S3f'
YAsHroNABLE wATRRINa PLACE.
a number of Fancy and, sGasqusrade Balls vim DO
given during the season. - s'Tt M
Gaildren under ten years Of ege End o0lored Eors
vsnts Eaf peice. Whste servants. ess0rcsng 10 90.
| PnxToHs q ,co,. \ n \
\ a1.ss pRorRrEroRs, :
wAlss saapAar spsass West v'rsinas.
EAg q WI l limo
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TTVO RENT. ON SULLIVAN'S ISLAND.
u frst-olass newly renovated DOUBLE PIAZZA
HOUSE, containing nine rooms and kitchen. The
whole premises arc substantially fenced in, and in.
ciude well ofhne water; thehou is we'll furnish
cd and may be 80 rented. or the furniture for SALE
Apply 9: The DAILY news OFFICE. June
DsH&XL ESTATE AGENTS. AND OTHERS
1O having houses to rent, can have their Placaris
&c, printed at the lowest rates. and in the newest
and neatest styles OF type, at THE NEWS JOB Of
FOE, No. l49 East Bay. !.
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Summer Rtsorts.
SnfttafT Kf80rf8.
m HI III o y r RI N q 8,
BATH COUNT. VIRGINIA,
8. O. TARDY. & CO.. PRopa1srons,
PnoYEssoR J. L. oABELL. M. D.. OF THE NM.
vERs1TY OF VIRGINIA, RESIDENT pHYs1o1AN,

WILL BE OPEN FOB THE RECEPTION OF
VISITORS, June let, under the man .gement Of J.
A. MocLUNG AL the buildings having been re-
paired painted and fitted ont with new Furniture
Linen. Beds and liable ware. these SPRINGS offer
sure.seeBer. No expense or effort has been spared
by the Proprietors to make II as comfortable and
pleasant ss possible to Oil vlsitors. 0ss15 lll
N1rThe HOl WATERS here havc been wen known
for more than half century to possess. in wonder
ful degree. Tonic Alte1atiye. Deturgant and sHmu-
for the cure Of Rheumatism, 0out, Diseases OF the
Liver Skin. Bladder and Womb Paralysis the result
OF injury or serious euKon; Contraction Of Muscles
with Sore Month and Tongue. .ggl,rr N 9-t5--7 a
Descriptive Pamphlets furnished by the Manaser
st @ ne Springs, or m .. o. ;TARDY' q CO.. Rich.
A. telegraph oface VIII be established at the
Springs, thus adoriing v1sitofs en- opportunity Or
try. limo s May "a
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fur Sale.

~ oH SALE Low, SODA WATER DRAW
and Sign. Apply ct DR.. T. e. HERTZ'S Drug and
Apothecary store, No. 7S King street. west side be-
low Broad. WIZ June 10
EOR Sale, "A GOOD SCHOONER,
~ built of Liveoak. carrying 40 cords wood; will
be sold low at BRANT'S SHIP YAhO.
June2 L~'fei vim
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WANTED, FIRST-CLA>s TRAvEL-
w LING SALESMEN In every State Good
Address, with starp B. F. HOWE. No. $50 Arch
street, Philadelphia, Pa. 3mos April 8
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Go Rent.

Go Rent.
FTyO RENT. A SMALL HOUSE IN THE
II lower part OF the city. Apply at LOUIS D.
DESAUSSURE'5, No. 23 Broad street.
June IL
YTNO RENT. THO PLEASANTLY STU.
IL A1ED TWO AND HALF STORY RESI-
DENCE, No. 5 Gadsden- street, oppo site Wentworth.
Apply at CHARLESTON STEAM SAW MILL.
June IA .f
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XNIANTED, EVERYBODY To KNOW
w that JOB PRINTING ofal kinds, plain and
ornamental. is executed promptly in the neatess
style and at the lowest New York prices, at HE
NEWS Job Once, No. 143 EAST BAY. Call and ex-
anime the scale OF prices before giving orders
alaaWhara. -
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Nem Qualifications.

Mem lnDltfQ&lqnS.
DOOE1 BUYERS WILL FIND 1T To
THEIR ADVANTAGE TO CONSULT THIS
CATALOGUE. f
The List will be Changed at least Once a Week.
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VXTANTED-AGENT TS-TO SELL THE
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826 The simplest cheapest and best Kpitting Ma
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minute. Liberal Inducements to Agents. ADDRESS
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VHTANTED, EVERYBODY To SUB.
w SCRIBE to the CIRCULATING LIBRARY
CHARLES @. RIGHTER'S Select Library of New
Books contains all of the latest publications.
April II No. l6l KING-STREET
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wAiss saapAur spsiass west vtrginaa.
]. 1say2s n. ID a limo
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w CAN FARMERS HORSE BOOK, In both Eng.
lish and German. by Robert stewart v. s., or Miss.
1he work covers the whole ground Of the bre eeding
and raising, and the treatment OF horses and mules,
bo.h in sickness and health. It has won Its way to
popular favor, and Is to-day the most popular and
best selling Horse Book out. Address q. F. VEN /,
Publisher, Cincinnati, O. 6moa March 10
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TIE PENNSYLVANIA Coal TRADe-The
Philadelphia Ledger thus speaks of the an
thracite coal trade THE anthraCi ite coal trade
with each successive week largely Increase
The tonnage by the Reading railroad for the
week ending on Thursday, tn. 22d Instant
reached tue enormous total OF l3l,t9i tons
swelling the tonnage by taat roa1 for ta.
year 10 2,UJ2,G-a tons, against l,9l5,6J7 tors 20
the same date in ISIS, increase of I24 Hel
tons. The Schuylkil Navigation COMPANY
also increased Its tonnage, hSying brourhr
down tor tue week ,O53 tons, aud for the sea-
son 3l4,jS6 tens, against i79,JJ6 toGs 10 cores
pon0Inc time last seasCn-a decrea.e If ISi I6s
tons. DeductIDg the roads increase from III.
canaFs loss. il will be seen that the production
OF the SehuyIkll region is no " bat 81 .nSi tons
benlnd what IL " as 10 the same time last wear
Ihe tonnage reported by all the Great carrsiny
companies for the week ending on the aoJ
instant was 314.9la tons, against I5s ga tons an
corresponding week last year, when the
miners were On q strike; and for the year
6,463,:15U tons, against 6,95l, ,2J3 tons to same
time last year, a decrease OF 4aO, sGI tons Tte
suspension last year lasted until the 22d of
august, before the trade was fully under way
again. In the ensuing tour weeks, If nothing
occurs IN the trade, the increaee in the sun.
ply Will equal at least 6UD,COO tons over the
supply, OF last year for the same period
After August 2ith to the 3Gth of November
last year, when all the regions were in fulI
blast, the quantity sent for the fourteen
weeks was an average of $4,000 tons q week,
giving supply OF 6,300,0OO tons in round
numbers. All the colleries are now at work
IN the different coal regions excep, the two
companies in the Scranton region"
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THE EVEN WISE MEN,

PHILADELPHIA, July 27.-The supreme Con-
clsve OF the O;der OF Hrptassphs, Seren Wise
Men, met here this morning. The folio Rln 2
ohc.rs Were present Anttouv Sambol OF
Louisiana. Supr me- Archan DIR Cf-orC- r.
Ollvtr, OF Pennsyiya Supr ne Cha lcaIlor;
VIM. Gerstle, Of Ohio. Supreme Provost; T.. ID.
LangIy: OF Norfolk, Va, Supreme Inspector
General Col. L. II. Boyle. OF Baltimore,
Supreme Pr-la's; Col. J. +. NiIli5ar, Of Vir-
ginIa, supreme HsIa'd; Dr. John ]. BilKser,
OF PennsylvaDi', Supreme Guide: Levi Rosen-
zweig Of Louisiana. and NJ Kuan, Of Louisi-
ana, supreme Wardens; Col. ]. A Dobson,
supreme Ephor, OF Maryland, and IL. c.
Paxson. Supreme Ephor, of New jersey. A
very large delegation of representatives from
all the States in which the Order exists Were
present. The Supreme Ar hons address shows
the Order " be in Q prOgressiye condition.
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TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR.
This Afterlssl's Dispatches.
SERIOUS RIer II CHARLEsT0N,
Sui ~ n RAUUNA

CHARLESTON, 5. C., July GA negro riot,
winch At one time, threatened very serious
consequences, occurred here last nigh, on the
occasion OF the dep arturo OF a visiting blse ball
club from Savannah.
The club was accompanied by brass band
composed Of colored men, who We're said 10 be
Democrats. As the club was having in pro-
c.selon Tor the Savannah boat they were at
tackled " ith sticks and a shower Of stones aud
brlck.bats by negro mob of several hundred
men, Several shots We're fired on both sides
Mayor Pillsbury was on the ground, bu,
Sud be was poweriess TO quell the riot. and
NE called on Major Oglesby for the asst
ance OF the United States troops. The club
was escorted 10 the boat be- ween platoous
o. the eighth infsutry, and followed by a
large crowd OF yelling anc iufuriate negroes
thIuwlng stouss. and compelling the soldiers
Al intervals to faca about and threaten to fire
Several were wounded, mostly members OF
the colored hand.
The affair causes intense indignation anon &
the white people
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paltimore Mrrkrfs. Tn.far-

BAITIaoks, July 97.-CBtton QUE, rnd
s'cfcy. and prices IomiaaIly st3i tlaur nrrr:
scarcity OF stock Restricts buslnt~s -. Hawarf
SIr't snperhne so ERSt. 30. extra : As p.
60. family :; sTsSH; Cay Mills superaaa Sl,s
% D do extra 81 5'raSs s. % family ks'n {. p:
western superhne - Ja2Sf: dn. extra : ;as-
do family Ss5nasS Hhea; firm: prime u
CHOICE red, si05sSl 81, " lI'-. StGpa-!.-5 Corn
active and advanced: pr-ae wh.:e, Sffsa~l -.
yeIcw, Slha~' -. t'C's drti: pF,na new
eHaG-, old, s0s73. Pork guistaSa ~ Ptcon a.
i've aud aoyancIug-rIo sides. "a. c,etr do.
rs; shoulders, l5a a,6, a,-1s, 2laal. Lard
nrm 81 Hsaeo. WHISKY, none here, pr.ces
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~Mrs. Lander l. >

- hEs. i.dbaeI a. -.
~ homissaEoU ", who saved he Caar.s I.s A.
l>oh, by Knocking mp TIE assassin pt~.ol.
couldnI sustain tn greatness and the large
fortune thrust upon him, and - hanged h4n b
sell when very drunk short ume since.
G(Tbere As 10 b. 4 Sta-e Temperance Con-
Nehuon held IN UrbaGa Ohio, on he . h aud
2fh INST. Neal Dow 4 to be there, aud an
earnest effort Is made 10 &c; up grand den :
opstTaiioL.
~ PriLce Arthur, OF England, after three
whole days study OF artillery, foTtIication and
engineering has received ths rec ON nsndatl0a
OF the British Council OF NH ary Fiu.atlou
a being "well qualified for a commission in
army.n