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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-12-02
IrRoM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT

COLUMBIA, November 80.
In the Senate to-day very little business OF
interest was transacted, and ditto might be said
Of the House. However, the proceedings in the
latter assumed rather novel character for O
body leglslating for State 1t was 'thc scene >,
as Elliott, colored, very properly said, "of O dis
graceful exhibition" But before entering upon
an account OF that, 1t would he Eeil to let the
readers OF THE NEWS know what is the opinion
OF one or two legislators In regard to-
JUDGE CARPENTER.
Presentments OF The Grand Jures of Sc al
counties were read; among them, one from the
jury OF orongeburg County denouncing the
magistrates OF the comfy as incompetent, and
as thorough nulsances, and requesting the Legls-
lature to take some measures which would insure
the appointment OF men better fitted TO perform
the duties than magistrates usually are. 1t wos
understood that this clause OF the prescntmcnt
was Inserted by request Of Judge Carpenter, who
IL seems has recently rendered n decision relative
TO homee,eads which did not meet the approval
OF Inc colurcd peoplc-among whom are DcLarge
ana Ransicr--if their uncompllmcn;nry remarks
ABOUT tEat onloal be an expression OF their feel.
ings. DeLarge wound up his remarks by express
Ing the opinion that the Judge had sworn to i'm.
partially perform his luties, and had been con.
ilued In, but had proved vecreant to his trust.
THAT DIsGRAcEEuL SCENE.
Shortly after this the bill to amend the act pro.
Vldlng Tor the enumeration OF the Inhabitants OF
the State was taken up for passage. It provids9
lot the repeal OF the section of the act for paying
the census takers iip 10 the FIRST OF November and
extends the time to the first OF December. This
provoked hot discussion, during which De-
Large spoke. John B. Wright colored, Of Charles
ton, denounced the census takers generally, end
intimated that DeLargc desired to dip his hands
too deep into the State treasury; first, he wanted
six dollars day as member OF the LcgIsla
ture and five dollars as O census taKer
DeLarge attempted TO reply, but Alderman Nc
Klnlay, after every sentence, ''arose to @
point OF ORDER" which persstency Speaker Moses
equalled by always deciding that the point
was not well taken. De II known that, pyob
ably, McKinlay intends Introducing Mt or
early day bill to exempt certain brand.
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TIE NEW DIsPENsATI0N.
DIsGRACEFUL SCENE IN THE STATE
CAPITOL.

Some Opinions OF Judge Carpenter
Disgrnceful Exhibition fn the House
Attempt OF McKinlay to Establish Re-
latioashfp with DeLnrge-Ellfott, the
Opinion OF the Conduct Of the 1Icm-
bers-vyhnt a Delay Saved the State
Charleston Free schools-A Model Rad
ical Judgc-The Columbia Canal
Railroad Lobbyists-Proposed Fight
over Proxies, &c.
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sPARns FROM TIE wIREs.

The Supreme Court of Massachusetts, decides
that the lease OF plantation OH the Mississippi,
and the delivery Of corn thereon, were not acts
OF commercial intercourse, nor prohibited by the
laws OF nations, nor by the net OF Congress-, nor
by the proclamation OF the President. This de-
clsion valitatcs the lease OF property from which
the lessee was driven during the war.
The municipal election OF Augusta passed OIL
quietly. j. v. ii. Allen, the Democratic candi.
date, was elected without opposItion
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TIE MISSISSIPPI ELECTION.
MEMPHIS, December

MEMPHIS, December !.
ihe election returns are mcngrc. \ Columbus
uspateh says the election passed Or quietly; the
negroes voted heavily for Alcorn-about 1000
votes being pollct At Macon the negroes voted
Tor Dent: also AT Tupclo. Al Guntown and We
roma, out OF 700 votes Dent got 500; ut Water Val
Icy both whites anu negroes voted for Dent who
got !do votes to one vote for Alcorn Tomorrow
VIII probably increase Dents majority 10 100
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TIE N.irIoN.iL c.iPIT.iL.
The prcsilemt's Messing c-IscvcrtIy
johnson on Cubn-Thc Free List.
SPECIAL rELEcnAM TO THIS xEw<.l

WAsHINGToS, December l.
President Grant said to-day that he should
hold his message open until Sunday night In or
patches.
Ecvcrly johnson, III q speech ut Baltimore,
took strong ground against the sncquisi,lon Of
Cuba.
General Brccknrldgc has received n large mum.
Der OF visitors since lie has been lcrc.
The Ways and MaSHs Committee finished the
free list OF the Tariff bill to-day, and Included
large number OF articles not produced in this
country, particularly in tile drug ne.
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funeral Notices.

:EJ-THE FRIENDS AND ACQUAIN
TANCES OF Mr.. and Mrs. J. b. Bisscll, are respect.
fully invited to attend the Funeral ofthcr Youngest
daughter, ALICE at their residence, No. IL,
Calhoun street, THIS AFTERNOON, at 1 O'Clock
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5pecin! Notices.

Es- THE SUBSCRIBER GIVES NO
TlCE that he will apply within the time prescribed
by law for legal discharge as Executor OF the
Inst will Of Mrs. ID. DAVIS. Settled estate -.
&. ]. DAVIS,
dec2 thi+ Exccutor
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eastern. and Charleston AMI Savannah Railroads..
The representatives, Of all, excepting the two last
named, are here 10 have Lesiie's bill refusing the
aid OF the state TO railroads repealed, and It Is
reported held caucus last night and agreed To
work together. They have an immense sum OF
money.
MI. u. ID. townsend, president OF the Cheraw
anu Darlington Railroad. arrived Tonight lie
VIII make IL hard fight to have the appointment
Of the proxies to the road confirmed IT,
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Special Notices.

70" PE q L |. T. s BANK OF SOUTH
CARO- lNA.- CHARLESTON, NOVEMBER 30,
i'1'-Ihis l'itnk having resumed business Is now
prepared 10 redeem ills outstanding bills.
py or"cr. JAS. =. Gli,lIES,
'ec2 pr..d,,t
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Jsb' GO TO j. LOansARDO'S UAIR
phhsslNG SALOON, M. III Market street, and
llaveyour Hair Cutting ami Dressing done In the
latest style before you go to the Academy OF Mu-
sic. or nj his branch Saloon at the Mills IIousc
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Ti'" FIRE DEP VI ENT THE
Fire Department, and Citizens are Informed that
the Alarm Hell at OrplanhOilsc will he rung on
THURSDAY, the 2d December, at / T. NJ. To test The
efficiency or The gong attached TO the cmn0ia
VI. II. NATHAN,
slCcI . Chief Fire nnnor,mcn,
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EATING HORSE.

LONDON, December !.
Rio Janeiro adyiccs state that the allies are
eating their horses. An advance is prevented by
wont Of provisions.
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TIE sILE OF SIN DOMINGO.

LoNDOS December |.
The Times f,vors the acquisition OF San Do
mtngo by the United Stntcs.
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dcc2 thi+

gsD- NOTICE. CITY POINT
Will hereafter leave for Florida OIL FRIDAY Eve.
MING, at O'Clock, Instead OF SATURDAY, rs here
toforc. :: J. d. AIKEN e CO.,
uOy2I Anont,
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nss- WORDS OF CHEER-ON Till

% WORDS OF CHEER T II e
Errors OF Youth and the FollIes of Age, in rela.
ton to Marriage and Social Evils, with helping
hand for the erring and unfortunate. Sent in
sealed letter envelopes, free OF charge. Address
HOWARD ASSOCIATION, Box p, Philadelphia
ia. sept25 1mos
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mD- NO CURE, NO PAY.-FORREST's
JUMPER TAR for Coughs, Group, whooping
Cough, Asthma, Bronchitis, Sore Throat, Splitting
OF Blood and Lung Diseases. Immediate relief
and positive cure, or price refunded. IS cents.
N. B.-Thc genuine article has yellow labels,
with white, imprinted wrapper.
Sold by @. w AIMAR, Agent
Corner King and yanderhorst streets.
noy25 thstu3mo
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Another Forty Acres and Il Mule
HoSe's NcgrophiI!sm-Thc Governors
Deafness and Loss OF an Eyc-That
PcnitcntInry-BrIdgc- ion Bill.
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HARR1AaE OF RICHARDSON.
NEW YORK. Decemh

NEW YORK, December /.
Richardson married Mrs. Mcfarland last
night. lie is sinking, and his case Is considered
hopeless.
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yaS- CONSIGNEES' NOTICE-TIIE
bark li0MTiEitSUND has been entered THIS DAY,
1T Cnstomhousc, under the Five Dny Act. All
Goods moi Permitted ut expiration OF the time will
he sent 10 public stores. RAyENEI. & CO.
tlCcl :,
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GS- NOTICE.-A MEETING OF THE
Creditors OF DR.. JOHN ]. INGRAM will be held Mt
Manning, S. c., on MONDAY. the 9th December
prox., on which day there win be q sale of the
assets Of the Estate.
ADAMS, FROST & CO.,
n0y23 tuth55 II AssiCnees.
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@- U ST ECEIV ED,

GBS. T.-18GO.-X.- UNPRECE-
DENIED and extraordinary demand for PLAN.
TATloN BlTTERS Is evidently owing to their
being prepared with pure st. Croix Rum, Call.
saya Bark, &c. Our druggists complain that 1t Is
almost impossible to keep supply, and that their
orders, owing to the great demand, arc but tardy
executed. DO not become discouraged. Be sure
and get the genuine.
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MAGNOLIA WATER.-Superior to the best i'm
ported German Cologne and sold at half the price
nOv30 tuthS3
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1S- BANK OF CIIARL ESTON.-
CHARLESTON, NOVEMBER %, 1s6o.-ThIs Bank
is prepared 10 redeem her bills on presentation at
oillcc, No. 10 Broad street.
WILLIAM TIIAYER,
noy10 q ,,o,,,,o,
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JiI'- CITY TAI S.-THE CITY
Sheriff is making out q list OF all unpaid Exccu.
tions In his ollcc for publication. nov2s O
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Gss- CHARLESTON SAVINGS INSTI-
TUTION.-Tlc following amounts have not been
called for In the above named Institution. As the
Office viii bc closed on the 3lst of December, all
persons interested requested to bring In their
Pass Books ana receive the amounts due them.
not the SECOND, will not find their names In this
list, as the fact OF their having drawn one In.
stalment is an evidence that they know OF their
interest In the Institution.
HENRY S. GRIGGS. Treasurer.
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AopEb RADlCAL JuU0E.
Judge J. N. Rutland, man who was elevated
by the Radical party to the Judgeshlp OF the Fair
field Circuit, Is subject of conversation at pre-.
sent among the "mcmbers," some of whom
speak OF having him impcaccd. 1t is charged
that he follows the prccept laid down to all judges
to be blind so strictly that lie gets "blind drunk'
that altogether he is incompetent, and discrImI-
mates in favor OF whites. 1t Is said that when
he sentences colorch man to twenty-five
years. imprisonment, he warns him not to appear
before him again, telling him that II he should
be so unfortunate to do 'his dose will lie doub-
led" 1t Is hardly necessary to add that the ne.
groes thus sentenced are not In danger OF incur
ring double dose, as the Judges term OF onlce
expires in few months, am; possibly the time
may be made shorter by impeachment.
TIE COLUMBIA CANAL,
Which Is very dry subject, IL now the town
talk. Colonel 8. A. Pearce, Jr, the agent for the
Messrs. Sprague, is here. He showed me profile
OF tho canal, which explains that tile canal will
bc made about fifty feet wider than the contract
calls for. l,eforc commencing work OH this canal
the Legislature will be called upon to consider
the proprcty OF cIemptlng from taxation for
i've year, oil capital hereafter invested in manu-
iacsurcs IN the State. Colonel feafCe iiaS hume.
rous documents showing how this and that piece
OF manufacturing property In such and such a
place is exempted from tax tion for FIVE, ten and
even for fourteen years. lie says he means work.
RAILROAD LOBBYISTS.
There are between fifty and sixty railroad lob
byists here ut present, representing the Spartan.
burg and Union, Greenvlllc and Columbia, Geor.
gIa Central Cheraw and Darlington, South Caro-
lima Central, York, Blue Ridge, Port Royal, vii
m!ngton and Manchester, Georgetown, North
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C-lfct-o~ in Matters of Bankruptcy,
u AVtNG specially prepared for the business
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,l.--.
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ELIEF FOR AFFLICTED FEMALESi
X PREVENTION AND CURE OF
PROLAPSUS UTERL
OR FALLING OF THE WOMB,

By tbs uss Of simple and easy Supporter iasf an
rented ard patented by REV. JOSEPH FUNK
ROUSER, Of Rockingham county, Va.
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gricultural Department
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Avon Mill for Rent.

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-10

After a struggle through the whole night IN
a continuous session of seventeen hours, and
after a renewal of the struggle from yesterday
noon until five in the afternoon, the Senate at
last succeeded in passing, by considerably more
than two-thirds vote, the most important
measure of the session, as follows:
Be IL resolred by the Senate and House Of Representa-
tires de- twohirds OF both Houses concurrng That the
following articles proposed TO the Legislatures OF the
several states as amendments to the Constitution OF the
United States either OF which, when ratified by three
fourths OF said legislatures shall be held as part OF
said Constitution, namely:
ART Is No discrimination shall be made In the United
States among the citizens Of the United states the
ercise OF the elective franchise in the right to hold
Office any State. account Of race, color, nativity,
property, education, creed.
ART Tho second clause Of the first section OF the
second article of the Constitution of the United States
shall be amended read follows: Each State shall
appoint by OF the people thereof qualified to vote
for Representatives in Congress, number OF Electors
equal to the whole number Senators and Representa-
tves which the State shall be entitled In Congress- but
no Senator Representative person holding Office
OF trust or prob. under the United States shall be ap
pointed an Elector and Congress shall have power TO
prescribe the in which such Electors shall be
chosen by the people"
The Joint resolution now goes TO the House,
where speedy concurrence is expected; and
the Amendment may thus be submitted to
most of the State Legislatures during their
present sessions.
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SmnstmtniA 1t.


BoOTn's THEATER, Twenty-third-st, between Fifth
Booth
BROADWAY THEATER-This Evening.-"The Live
Indian and Scion Single" Mr. John b. Owens
BEOUGHAM'S THEATER Twenty-fourth-st st. This
h7enog al D." An Irish Sew"Tbe Dramatic Review OF 1907
Nit john Brougham.
BRYANTs' NEW MINSTREL Hall, TaInmany Build
g, Fourteenth.t adjoining Academy Of MueThs Eening
Much Ado About Geneeye de Byant"- After DaIks"
GRAND OPERA HOUSE. cor. Eighth-ave. and Twen-
ty thrdsThs Evening at 9"orpbee Bner" Nile Tosee
NATIONAL ACADEMY OF DESIGN.-Day and Even
ing-EHhibi;ion Of Water ColorS
NRwYORK CIRCUS, FOurternth-st.-This Afternoon
at o. and Evening Dispay Of Athletic Skill The Brothers RIA
relh. and Melville Roland StekBeJ.
NEw-YORK THEATER.-This Evening at s." Ham
let" Mr. Mexican buchanan
NmLo'S GARDEN.-This Evening at s." The Forty
Thieves; Striking OIL IN Family Jars" Lydia hompsons Buresq
Troupe.
OLYMPIC THEATER-Ths Afternoon at Il, and Even
Ing At 8fhe Second Volume Of HumDy DsnpD D. L. F"i "
Ssngbb etc.
SAN Francisco MINsTRELs, No. SIS Broadway
This Bveuinz.-" The Forty Thieves
STEINwAY HAII--This Evening at S.-Sclentihc
Lecture. The Ilou WIN. J. MeAlpine
THEATRE FRANCAIs.-This Evening at S.-Opera
Bouae-' FieBrde- The" Nile DesclauIas
THE TAMMANY.-Tammany Hall, Fourteenth-st.-
Tbs Evening at 7i.-VsIieteN
WAIACKs THEATER. - This Evening at s.
"Mueh Alo about Nothing" Mr. Lester Walsck
WOODS MUSEUM AND METROPOLITAN THEATER
BoAduay and Thir,st-ManGs A. ocloV IIoa' and the
Cold Combustion and
Grand Menagerie Of Living Wild Animals
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-10

The good old Parson Brownlow tells us " that
"THE NEw-YoRK TRIBUNE is q good newspa-
"per; but touching the War, and many of the
tissues growing out of it, its advice has been
"most disastrous to follOww
We duly admit, with all humility, that THE
TRIBUNE is not edited by plenary inspiration.
1t is human and liable to the errors of human
ity Well it is for the country that we have in
PaIson Brownow an Editor and Politician who
is above all human fallibility. If the advice Of
Parson Brownlow had been followed during the
thirty years of his public life, there is no know
ing what happy and prosperous country this
might be. We now refer more particularly to
the counsels which he delivered to large
audiences in Philadelphia not more than nine
years ago, eulogizing the advantages and
beauties of Slavery.