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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1869-07-29

NIT 5ipet Iusen, ME sfiibenbe 8oblen,
serlebsn. e
GOEercniTe unO Matteo iparen spet gb>
Soeaien beiseseben, bic 5errn Sorel unb
SSnherpn, IN wg effif 30 sse
Die @usiasen bes Nctars Serarb unb
bes Gissntbdmfrs Glaubst ipnrsn am met
fen fur bic @efaworsasn mabsebsnO, um
70 msbr, ale gOGsruufe iibsr bic @ittel
su 8esabluHs feiner S&ulben tetnet @us-
tpets seben fonnte.
nperpnpi itsben Gle auf!" faste Der
9raRbent. yg8is fcnntsn Sisi In bem 9Ia>
senbIide Sbrsr gsrbaftuns cline Summe
befiben, breifa9 70 9rUb ais bic, tpel4e Sis
BON Sbrem Serrn erbieltenP"
ptrpnbt i&wies. " S'fs
Der YrGfpent; .GeriGtsbiener, rufer
Sic BEN 9eusen Mariannp gebares." q
nSetraaten Sis," ,faste Der 9rafbsnl
gum 3susen, nisnen 9iann bort auf be,
anflassbanf ben iiinseren, erfennen Stt
ibn?"
uSa, pbSlei& er ii& ietr perdnbsrtbat.h
$50 tabsn Sie ibn sefsbsn?"
,Sn gisan auf bem lebten Wtartt; i'd
BABE ibm elm pferb pertauft."
,Sf bas alles?" , }aa til.s al O
vglsin 5err." ,-.os
| ,Sasen Sie uns alIss, tpds Sie tuiHei
= benten Sie an Strsn Gip." '- '''''"'
Disie @usiuse mar bic bslaittnRe. 60
rel, Der &OSOtat perrnbt's, perfanp BIZ
8i@tistett. glGles par serlcren, ipenn e
fft nidt seeen biefe gusfass erbSt.
| Gr fanp auf Serbeuste ii4 8esen bei
Yraiibenten unp iaste: af --fl1st
,,0fan pirb mir bic 9smerfuns erlau
Ben, bae, penn i'm persansenen Sabre BE
bsrisIben aFatre bas gBUrt ,RUman' fst
oft ausssiprcaen tpurpe, mir bieies sra
uns Spllfanbis In bas @ebiet Der Ndr
den Serirrsn. Gin MenfG ioll Serurtbeil
tpsrbsn, neil er feline SduIben bsiabl
Sat! llnb bic @prte einss fpanii6sn pfer
bebdnblers iperben ais Wcrte bes gpan
ssliumS betra6tet! Das @anse fcmmt mi
etpas ptuntufiid Dor. SD iptll Sspsile
anfatt 5ppptbeien; aud cine eesenb
| fsurirt tn unlsrm Drama. @ii@ punptrt
bab man mod nt6t Don ben 8aben Sc
| fprpaen tut unb bab bieie nod nidt al
bic 8sniteriaeiben ssflcpft baten. Dtsi
3eusenf&aft wiirbe spar in Der euf
fdwsben, abfr mas mir eten ssbSrt 9aten
| fdeint mir ni&t Stel befsr."
Der gsrIud beS GbSpfaten, bic gan;
Sadie in's aa&erIt&s su sieHsn, bate nu
iebr serinsen Grfcls. xxx
| @ariannp 8tbares bate nt6ts meb
tinsusufissn. Sufanne tesann ibre aus
iassn. rI-E rFsa -ri.-- .a -s
-7rlH Hz CS6luf fcIgt) me- Hi fU-
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1869-07-29
1lebcr ben 0urH.

Datsr Ssrtsl I&retbt in Der Iebtfn Nums
mer leiner clilden 8ir6en- 3ettuns"
iiter BEN DurR 5OISenbes: Der unanse.
nebms Durlt pirb nun allerpinss am See
FEN NIT flarem, reinem @aFer selSl&t-
nur muB bas gBaGer ni@t ;u falt, nod
Der Durfttae gu stel erbibt ffin; bod tann
man aud NIT Bier pbsr Nein Geinen
Durf l6f&eI Sprausseiest, ba6 man bic
nBtbise 8prf6t babel beUbadtet; penn
tpenn man sh Siel baSun nimmt, 70 ipirb
bic aster baburd unse1uno erbiBt, sumal
I'm rarmeit Beitsr unp Der Durf iitsr-
aus Sermetrt. -. leterbaupt bat ter
Bier unb gBsinburlf f4pn Sief S6aren
anSeriAtst, inbsm man benieIben nttt auf
seruanftise @eiie flute unb Der @dbiss
felt BEN SOben ausltieb.
Gtritus tat uns aIerbinss fsin &aIt.
tpaHsr @ebpt aeseben, iris unfere ndrrt-
fden Ssmperen3.apUfel benz Bolt aufs
cttrcyiren ippllsn; er bat pieImetr ieinen
Sinsern, ais er fe ausIanbte, ssIast:
Gfst unb trintet, mas bic qeute eu6 ppr'
tben 0ei ss gBaher, fei rs @ein ,e.);
aber er Bat bdmit bod aud nidtt ss1ast;
3riniet ale 5laf6en aus Bis auf bic Neiss.
Dies lit eben bas GIsnb. Die Gemperen3'
@ulitsr (1uder ippllte Id iasen) fcmmsn
nit i6rsn pbariIdiIden @efdidtsn unp
sertieten, mas ttr 5eilanb nidt serbUtsn
bat, sIei4 ais birfte Elm Gbriif feinen
Dari1Afrte @ans pbrr 8ut-tur init
8aier fillen; unb auf Der anbern Seite
tpmmen bic unmaeisen qeute unb pclIen
i9ren Durli bamit Ssrtreiben, baB Te ,u
siel BON Bier prer @sin binter bic SaIs.
binbs sisbrn. @Isy Yuulus ieinsm Singer
2imrtteus BEN flafiiden 8atb gas, fci'
mes l6wa9sn Nasens pesen ni6t INNER
70 Sisl taltes Ba1sr Su irinfen, ra faste
CT ni6t: Srint aber penisiiens cine @aIs
lone gBein per Sag, Icnbern nur: Srinf
etpas 8ein. , ...-
Gin Serninftissr Gbriit fcGI INNER nil.
fen, ,pann sr senus bat, unb fUa nismuls
iibsr bic S@uur bauen, pber Siel iibsr ben
Durf trinten. Gs fOmuit ba immer cine
Dummbsit. unb niGt ieIten cine Sauisrsi
gum 8crl&eine. guber bem IeitIi6en
DurF sitt eS aber aud nod einen ssilt.
gen. Denn tpenn aud Elm Eurners, gIrion-,
Seutrnia- pSsr @ambrinusbrupsr teinen
@sifessurf auesrt, fcupsru nur i'm 8isu
ieinen Sarf itiaen nil mad Der bstdnnttn
.Nelrbie: abs ,4rrr4 IS
Bier Der, Bier Der, sr
.Sber idt fal' nm unb um:
Bier Der, Bier Der,
ca Sber idb fal' um, l .,i.
70 fcIst baraus nod gar ni&t, ta6 antere
esutf aueer bem pbsif6tn Gin Der eebsr
unO 8eble wobnenben) Durif ni6t aud
einen 9siltisen Durf batsn. 90 sibt es
]. 3. sinen gBiFenss pbsr BabrbeitsburR
&c. e.. rsEh n,5 o. s -~4rs "a, r
g0enn man eieGsn @rttfef Iielf, betcmmt
man unpi(ItirIiG Nppetit anf elm sutss
@Ias Bsiu, 70 aus Der SeeIe ssfaristen
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9enffd, : se.nterieanitS.

BefdnntIit siebt es bier su 2anb
9iel', Die Fd Deutl&e nennen.
Die aber, ct peld' erpBe Saanb'!
ssin Bcrt Deutft leisn fSnnsn.
au6 if Die Spra&e gar gu faIe4t
Die fclGe Deutlte fiibien;
Bubtlded nennt man ben Stiefeltne6t
unp SpsIen 8 Sudfabiren. Z
Der Saul bat gar su arg settdt,
Die 6tnfel laut setrilhen,
SD bab' gum @inbop nausssblidt,
Iisi 8rsbo bab' i'd ant 5ii&eh.
@en, rufet nom ben Dabie rein,
SD bab' bas 9rddfeif rsbie,
9ab bod bas pisls 8biprfm fefn
Die 5pries sieben tebie. e.a-o
Sif&ur, cas- Glauer III forFre9t, .
SftOtrs, Id tab's sefsbns:
gSas tbun bic Supe BET ben Ndb2
Sbu' mir fed nau erplene. 81,
81 es ni6t cine S6anb' unb S&ma6,
Dab man li6 ni4t ssnirst s. IN
llnp unfre fdSne peutfde Sprah'
90 fAauberbaft traftirrt2 49, ss
Drum teutlde eebrsr. fern unb nab,
gSpa't mstne Sitt' srb6reu, 'lsis
Den Deutften in amerita 7e
Die refine Spra6e lebren.
Spre6t ia unb nein fur pes unb no,
Statt tiden FACET f6ln9en; al 2 2
llnb fatt bfm ensli16en @inbpp :
SSnnt ibr bod 6eniter fasen. 2 F',
lln6 6intsl III ia gar fein @Ort, 'n1
Sprs6t 6ii9ner Uber 5ennen;
9lu6 Br6dfelf biirfet ibr binfott .IE
Das Griibfad niat msbr nsnnen. 17
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1869-07-29

Srei m . n ate 1fpatsr.

llster bic @sri4tstanblunseu ssser
GrGrrouiis une psrOnSi tUnnsn mir turi
tinwesssbena 'iis i.t a'.f q
BitsmaI mar has gerIunssn mad Sc.
nustbuuns unb @ers6tisteit an bic Stsal
Der bIUben gleuaier hes putlitums sstrstsn
Die bsissh ansstlastsn, ME es MID
anbssS sit tripdstsn mar. bsbatrttn bet
itrem stnsniinssipfrm. @attsO mar nur
nod rim S4attsti Cper sisImsbr Elm Sts.
let, man tsnats fasen, Elm SVNtrnEOpf
sddaaEs .1r.UislG .
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1869-07-29

" Dret i&limms Dinse sitt's auf Der
sBsIt. Salimm iit's, wenn BEN 8u@s
bGnblsr cine auIase Iissen, iptnn Der Iiut'
ter Die SOatsr fbsn, unb tpenn bsm ssisr
Der gerfanp ftbsn bltibt. 2l ''s.1 51"
= Ran frnste tinsn 8ranttn, Oh ~
Elm Eefamsnt MAIDEN tpOle2 ugleinl.s'
iuste sr; ounIsr 5srrsptt BAT Spei ssma4t,
uup teines wirb ssbaltsu."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1869-07-29
GcrdutOit Sans,
9puis Rod, Gissntbiimsr

Das obiss, brauem am Gilenbabn-D Depot aeIs.
gene SCtd rrffer 9laIie ilf neusrbines bsbsnirnb
persrbbert unb prrlhSnrrt irprcen.
Wtt bem Sptel III cine ReNauratipn Strbun.
ben, tcp tparme unb talte Speilsn aller 9rt AZ
teber Saeee;eit ffrSirt perbsn. 8ril6e 6pa6nSt-
f6e Sdrinse unb belfen 2imburger a1le fam i'd
aud an 8amiIisn In fIeinen partiern ablalTtn.
Grifde Auifrrn, nebff alien Scrien een Iauer
einsema6ten Speiler INNER SprrStbis.
Wieine 6reunbt nnb 8efanuts, icpie bas rti-
lenee pnbIiium iberbaupt iinb ;u ;abIrriGsm
8siu@t bSiIi&it sinssIaben.
26f7 !. :. 9ouis Rod, prsp.
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Oemtp0ae

Sd llnter,ei&nttsr empfsblt mrint neif pen.
paaae ben 8iirstrn BON Snantpu. Ia iH tag.
lid 9eDeife In msine SSube bsfCninie, edB en-
GROCER Shpinbel nit BEN 5eu eetritbsn ntrh,
psI9rs nttt bier ssppsen ppreen IT. une man.
der Rauu an elmer tir;iesH edenng titt 115
Dollars btirpsen tpirc, 70 iparns ih teetH Str-
srr, fein Sen su faufsu, aueer CO II birv gtrp8tr
pprten. Nibne ausfunft bsi ~ i =
f0ir66 Gbrifian gEifer,
prun aSt., nabs @iinlfrr's WSbfIfcre.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1869-07-29

Gin 8alnsr Di&tsr bsRnat ben beariSsn
CONNER in GrutI6Ianp rte fclst:
gDeiG sin Sommsr gBsr I'm 8beine
Sept 80 baben l@ permiet, laa
glsbm' ais S&wtmmbuf ia bod Fstne,
Die ni4t parm ssiitttrt 1T.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1869-07-29
Bier bers Bier Der,
Sber i6 faa' nm unb um I:
Bier Der, Bier Der, --
Sber ih faP nm, 81 !.

- an einsm 5auIe an 8aeefraBs IL
Cincinnati iisbt ju IsIen:
oMRtsln gu Ssrfaufen gu 5pIsel (gB9O.
lsfals1 prtisf;.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1869-07-29
NySiipttiC6's G0lOtl,
Quinn ore, pa.

70 Dunriprf, pa. faa1sii
Dlrinen 5reunben unb 8efanntsu bisrntit be
erasbsne Mnseise, ba6 pbises ecfal nfn einaerid>
trf uub bebeatenb DtrsrSBsrt tpprbfn III. gSnrnie
uub faIte Spsilen su isbsr Belt. Die StraBfrs
GiIeubabu BON Serantpn fiibrt bic gum 9duit.
glud matt beritlbe barauf aufmertidnL baB fr
nit gutter Staluus fir pferbe rerieben IT,.
23il8 s1lll43 9pute RtHHi9.
n. ,-.-....L- r..ltnr.Llsnlnna Nlhl.I
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-12-06
THE ST.iTE SEN.fTE.

On Saturday the Senate assembled ut ~ NJ.
President pro tenn Montgomery in the chair.
Prayer by the chaplain.
Senator Owens and the senator from Marion
obtained leave OF absence.
The petition OF Mrs. Martha II. Pratt, praying
renewal OF certificates OF the fire loan stock for
those lost or destroyed, was referred to the Conl-
mttee OH Finance.
The petition OF citizens OF Williamsburg County,
praying for the repeal Ofan act entitled IAN act
TO organize townships" was referred to the Com
mlttee OH the judiciary.
The Committee oil Fluancc, to whom was re.
fcrred House bill to amend an uct entitled San
net to provide for the enumeration Ur the inhabi-
tnnts OF this State, reported bacs the same,
with recommendation That the bill do pass. Or
dcrcd for consideration on Monday.
A resolution 10 authorize the Committee on In
corporations to employ u clerk was lnld on the
table.
A concurrent resolution to appoint proxies to
represent the State stock In the Spurtnnbnrg and
union Railroad Company was amended by strik-
ing out the names "E. $. j. Hayes, Gcorgc W. II.
Legg. Alfred TOlleson," and inserting In lieu
thereof tile names Of "w. II. Noyt, W. f. Rose,
Joseph Crews"
Swails introduced bl to amend an act
entitled "An net to authorize the sale or the Col.
umbIa Canal.n
At 2:35 T.. ~, adjourned.
Tile House was not IL session.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-12-06
THE cARD1FF COLOSSUS.
Tho Explosion OF the Imposture-Proof
OF its Recent Origin-Letter from Pro-
fcssor Marsh, OF Ynlo College.

Professor Marsh, of Yale College, writing
"a, says OF tile mysterious stone giant:
by especial permission Of the proprIctors was
allowed to make more careful examination OF
the statue than is permitted to most vIsltors and
very few minutes sullced to satisfy inc that nv
,,rar isnsPiSlons Sa IN regard to II were correct
most decided humbug.
Tho figure Is cut from q block OF gypsum, sImI-
lar TO that found In Onondaga County anil at
other localities OF the Salina formation In the State
further west.
The peculiar position of the body and limbs,
which hns occasloned 80 much rcmnrk, was ap
form OF tho block OF stone, Which was water:worn
on ut least three OF lts Sides before tlle sculptor
began his work. These rough watcr.worn sur
GGes were not ,,1, entirely removed n cutting por
and on tho limbs and feet, and have enormously
been regarded as indicating for tile work o high
antiquity.
Tho tool marks are still very distinct on differ
ent parts OF tho statue. especially where they
have not been obitcrated by the imperfect polish
Ing which evidently completed the work. On
marks appear as small pointed depressIons, bat
In the less exposed places; where tho polishing
was more carelessly done. or omitted, they nrc
nearly as distlct and fresh as when frat cut. In
several places they are very near or Immediately
surrounded by the waterworn surfaces (e. e., in
the opening OF tile right cary and therefore arc
evidently Of subsequent formation.
Now, os gypsum Is soluble In nbout four hun
drtd parts OF water, very short exposure OF the
statue In the locality at Cardlr would suflce to
obhterato nil traces OF tool.marHs, and also 10
roughen the polished surfaces; hut these are both
quito perfect, and hcnce tho giant must have Dcen
very recently buried where discovered.
Altogether, tho work Is well calculated
,,p 10 ,Lmpo5e npon the general public; but am snr
have at once detected the unmlstaEable evidence
ngainss its antiquity.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-12-06
ANOTHER AHBEr711E OUTRAGE.

The following letter from several of the most
prominent and respectable citizens OF CoEcsbury
is published In the Abbevlllc Press:
Is there point ut which forbearancc ceases to
De virtuc7 Yesterday evening one Tom VII.
hanson and another negro rode into our village
ana called nt the residence OF one OF our most
quiet ana ino1ensiye citizens, Dr. Newton Sims,
and, asserting that he was their prisoner at.
tempted to lay hands OH hls person. Tile Doctor
walked into his house and shut the door, when
Williamson actually burst open the door ard
seized the Doctor u very feeble mani and held
him fast, until the cries OF his daughters, who
supposed him to be In the hands Of q murderer
ana 1ghtehed almost out OF their minds, alarmed
some gentlemen near. On their approach VIII
hanson released the Doctor. left the house and
retired to the street. Upon being asked by gen
tleman upon What authority he committed such
an outrage, Inc produced warrant and asserted
TINT ie had acted according to law and to In
strnctions from headquarters. The warrant was
was committed.
Now let US recapitulate: a few days ago q auict
gentleman, one whose social position Ia secOnd to
none In our community, was torn from his buggy
by violence, hls life threatened, kept In jail for
hours, and at last released under bonds, and for
what otfenceH lIecausc he asked Mr.. Hogc what
he supposed were fair wages for an ablebodicd
negro fellow. Tho representative In tho Lcgsln-
ture threatens TO murder us and burn ourhouses
over the heads OF our families, and now the con.
stabulary, without exhibiting authority, burat
open our houses and violate our persons In tile
presence OF our families.
White men OF hbbevillc, Is there point at
which forbcarance ceases to be vlrtucf
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-12-06
THE NATIoN.4L CAPITAL.
lraoM THE ASSOCIATED PRESS !


WASHINGTON, December4.
Durant positively declines the Circuit Judge
ship The contest is now between Judge Erskinc,
OF Georgia, and Judge Wool, of Alabama, with
thc chances In favor OF Erskinc.
The friends OF Amos T. Akcrman of Georgia,
assert his chances as best for the Circuit Judge
ship OF the Fifth District.
delegation OF the Virginia Grant Republicans,
representing the bolters from the recent Republic.
can State Convention, thirty strong, are here.
They have met with great encouragement from
leading Republican members OF Congress- and
feel sanguinc OF virginia's carly admission.
Gentlemen interested In the full restoration of
the Southern Statcs report the feeling of Con.
gross quite favorable. They say the South need
fcar no further proscriptivc Legislation.
The reported disaster to the ron.cad Dictator
is untrue. She left Tybcc for Key West on Thurs.
day, after ten days. detention in the Savannah
River.
The effective strength OF the Federal army Is
$4,000, though the paper force is So 900. Sherman
submits plan for enlisting up to ~ 600, OF whom
two-thirds in actual service, below which Sher-
man thinks reduction will be unsafe
BelKnap's report says the railway companies to
which the military railroad material OF the Quar-.
termaster's Department was sold on credit, at
the end OF the war; increased debt originally OF
$75el, ,4o8. Interest has increased on this amount
to $4,000 900, about one-half OF which has been
paid; but some railroads being in default, and
showing no disposition to meet their obligations.
suit has been atcly ordered TO be brought against
them.
WASHINGTON, December s.
There is quorum Of both Houses present. vr.
glnians here say that the hopes OF the carly nd
mission OF that State arc strengthening
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THE TAX TITLES TO OUR LANDS.
The Uncollccted United States Direct
Tax-Southcrn State Dcbtors-L n n d
Seizures and Forfcitures.

| Washington letter, dated December 2, to
| to the Baltimore Sun, says:
The uncolccted portion OF the twenty million
dollars or direct taxes apportioned to the differ
| 1901 10 dcfray the expenses Of the government.
and the real estate which was acquired under the
direct tax Inv or 1862, with its amendments has
peen matter long neglected, and had begun 10
be considered or little moment. Under the pres.
ent administration or the Internal Revenue Bu-
reau the matter is being thoroughly investigated,
nnd the proper Importance attached to II.
Most all tho Northern States assumed the pay
ment OF this tax aud were allowed deduction
or small per centum for so doing. In accordance
with the law. As stated by one OF your cores
pondents day or two ago, the tax has been paid
New York, New Jersey. Maryland Pennsylvania,
0ho, Illinois, Indiana, Michigan, Wisconsin, Iowa.
kentucky Missouri, Minnesola, Colorado, Nevada
the District Of Columbia. The Southern States
were In state OF lnsurreeiIon, and additional
the collection OF this tax In these States. In June
iso2 Congress provided method OF collection In
the Southern % states under the direction OF the
OF the Treasury, as fast as protection could be
given to the officers charged with the dulles OF
thorities. by lcvying upon the lands against
which 1t was provided The tax should be charged.
the eleven @ ING saes YS TO
ana the remainder is uncoected.
In prosecuting this collection 1t became neces.
sory 10 sell Tue lands Tor nonpaymcnts OF the tax
and the United States became the purchaser Of q
lnrge amount In some OF the States and much or
have become absolutely vested In the Unite States
Thcse lands, amounting, as IL supposed, to seye-
raj hundred thousand dollars, were being lost
Sight or, and the original owners have, In many
cases, taken possession OF the same, as the gov
ernment was putting them to no use whatever
except III South Carolina and o few other cXcep.
tions. This initintory movement to ascertain
what property belongs to the United States de.
rived from this source Is resulting in develop
ment OF facts which were hardly anticlpatcd
Most OF these permanently forfeited lands, and
improvements thereon, are situated In the States
nesSee.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-12-06
sr.iRKS FROM TIE uIRES.

ST. Matthew's Episcopal Church in Jersey
City has been burned.
II Is said that John {. Fremont has obtained a
loan In Europe for his proposed Southern Pacific
railroad.
More mercantile suspensions reported, lnclud-
ing n dry goods house in New York, another in
ST. Louis, ana large clothier's house in Gin.
cInnatl
Charles T. Rodgers, a travelling collector, was
found robbed and murdered yesterday morning,
on the road, four miles from Richmond. fie had
been shot dead In his buggy, and the body then
dragged to thckct and rined.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-12-06

TIE BARSTETI. RACEs.-The Journal says:
owe are gratifed to learn that the track, build.
lngs, &c, oil the Sherwood Course are In very
forward state OF preparation, and that everything
wllrbc In complete order for race week. We also
from other parts OF the State, have horses In
training, 30 that lnc sport may be reasonably
expected
"11lc club Is in very lourlshIng condition,
and the cups and prizes TO be run for las been
largely increased In value since the Inst meeting.
"Genernl lingood, tho president OF tho club, Is q
great horse man and has spared no pains on this
MS lavorite amusement. Rumor says that he
mas lnade match race on his fnvOrite marc,
Saluda, and Mr.. Hal Richardson's horse, Agate.
IL VIII bc remembered that both horses Inndc q
very favorable debut ut the last races-ihe race
Is mile heats.n
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-12-06
TIE VAR IN CUBA.

HAVANA, December 1-via Key West.
Authentic information, received from Sam
lingo de Cuba, November % reports the landing
OF q hllbusterlng expedition from the Cuban
privatcer Teaser, In Nipc bay, and that q great
quantity OF military stores reached the interior in
safety. On the 10th, the Spanards attacked the
insurgents, who were intrcnched at Magetc. The
attack commenced by Smelling, and ended by n
bayonet charge, in which the Spaniards were re-.
pulsed with great loss, many wounded being
taken by the yictors.
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IsrEc,AL TELEGRAM To THE SEws.l

COLUMBIA, December r
Several representatives of the insurance in
tcrest arrived here tonight, for the purpose uf
offering combined opposition to the insurance
bill.
road Company adjourned last night. Their action
has not been made public, but 1t is understood
that the contract with Crlssvcll, Patterson L Co.
has been finally rescinded
The particulars Of the shooting of Tobcrt have
been received. II appears TINT Ilolngswor,h
caught Tolbert by the collar while Tolbcrt was
firing, when colored man, named Emanuel, one
Of the guard, came up close to Toibcrt and sho,
him through the heart, killing him instantly.
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Mlurrif0.

RIvERS-BUTLER.- December 2d, by the
Rev. 7. =. Wannamaker, Mr.. WI. T. RIvRi,s to
Mrs NJ A. BUTLER, all Of st. Matthew's, S. c.
IoRnACn-wATTs.- December 4th 1862.
Sy the Rev. c. p. Gadsden J. r. lIoRBAcH to Mrs.
MARY {. WATTS, both OF this city.
EMANUEI.-ALEXAEDER Wednesday eve.
ming. December LIST, 1869, at the residence OF the
BRIDES mother, by the Rev. James II. NJ. Chuma
ceiro, MIR. SOLOMON EMANUEL, OF Georgetown, to
Miss ESTHER, daughter OF the late A. A. AleXan-
der, or Columbia, s. c. No cards.
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funeral Notices.

McIOY.-Departed this life on Saturday, 4th
instant, JANE beloved wife OF Alexander McLoy.
s-TlIE RELATIVES, FRIENDS AND
acquaintances OF the family, OF Mrs. c. NJ. Cool
rich and family, OF Mr.. and Mrs. John McKeegan,
and of Mr.. AMI Mrs. Charles McAlllster, are re-
spcctfully invited to attend the Funeral Services
OF Mrs. McLoY, at the Cathedral Chapel, Queen
street, THIS AFTERNOON, at 3 O'Clock. deco
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The Governor OF Washington Territory vetoed
torlal Legislature ut Its recent session. The re.
publican party OF the Territory being dlsorgan.
izcd thisuction OF the Governor Is supposed to
be a political movement.