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MUNTGOhHAl,
THE COUPONS of the M0NTGOME AND
EURAgLA RAlLRoAD FIRST MoRTGASE HIGHT 15 Pks hi.
bate less Government tax presentation At th Banking House Of
T. L. MOUNT, TTesKureH
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V"ios flITsBuEoH. RoRT WAINH AND CBicIGo
EINUr pONIIH IIHIaAY ConrASI, PTrBrRGH, Feb 26 1863
III ~, ,BOND TRANSFER and voting Regis
DAY H,,ss ,sl oi this Coupary will close Al n on noH.
~ FsAn0' ana reopen At 10 a. m. q THURSDAY March
~. HUTCHINSON geeIet1ry
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N0TICE rs HEREBY GIYEN that the An;

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that the An
IN mai Meeting Of the Stokho3ers Of The HRWY0RK AND S
RRGO MIDLAND RAILROAD CoMPAEi fI The election Of DlEC
TORS sUd THREE INSPECTORS or ELECTION for the coming
Of tuch business properly come be
are The meeting be bsd the once Of the Company the Nsgs
fOpds on PRIDAY 25h dag Of March. 1859 AZ IL O'Clock
polls Of said election viii be nom said oeloef n un
S'eaek D. m-Dtted Oneida, Feb. 9, 1863
By order of the Board Of Directors,
New-York tribune., 1869-03-01

IOlt AfhHl NHICIG0 HAILWlYI
YTyIp aN.N,,, tosfANI. PiTItBURGH Peh as ig69
fIIIcASo - at pllTsBURGB. PoRT wAYSK tg6
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Day MI NY ftsougb, a. 10 o'clock M az WRnaRG
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ofs BoTd AID for e ssetOa OF bsss ss
three ebss % serve if four ystu h ibs p,ss sf
TT0TT5,7, ~ HufCHSsoS sssrsiay
NOIICE;-The FIRST NATIONAL, RANK
ia sls I'm oe.d i h,O0 She state q ohis 5, elssss M
shsrsfte ,r.s % Ae other creditors u bsd Asoeslon are
- leed aud Other esfr, sS.i.,,
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New-York tribune., 1869-03-01

C0ITTH SIDE RAILROAD OF L. i.
On and amer December 1893 the trains viii run as fOoWs
so M sn ROOssstSt fsnJ Mail aOd Accommodation for Say
Vile and v AZ SlauonA
aBn n RIprs for JGnais, Psluars couss BaAwIaswils,
Msrsf South oJ''sr BA and all s@noAa k"' s~' "'sS'
WeluoOd lsff
.lsp m Mail and Accommodation T,lp aud all s1atOHG
$50 o H. Accommodation 70 Jamaica
TRAINS FOR NRw.YoRK:
Leave Isip $50 m, Nail and Accommodation
Leave sAyvile 7i1s RIpresI
Leave sayvlls 1880 ?. m. Mail and Accommodation
Trains nom JAmslsa Ti1o. s!a. ESQ m and 500
Passengers for Bay PORT Blue Point rAtsA0Sus and Bsspsn vi
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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-12-07
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Tho Cat In tho D1cn, Tub.

According to the report OF tho Comptroller
General, copy Of which we received last
evening, the State OF South Carolina has,
during tho past year, been good customer
TO the usurcrs OF Wall Street. What pre-
else price has been paid for the money which
has been borrowed, cannot be known lust
yet by tho Anti-Radical public, ~ tue report
OF II. II. Kimpton, referred TO by the Comp
trollcr-Gcneral, dos not accompany The
printed report OF the last named official.
There is, however, o CLEAN OF light.
The report OF the Treasurer shows that
the State has received from II. IT. Kimplon,
during the tinlncial year, Sl,4t2,7Id, and
has paid that promising ilnlncier SsiS.8lS,
leaving IL balancc in his favor OF S593, S6G.
fiiis large amount was not, it is presumed,
advanced by II. II. Kimpton without socuri-
ty, whatever his lovo for what Governor Scott
calls ''our beloved State" What amount Of
State bonds has been sold wo do not know,
but the Comptroller General says there are
'two million seven hundred thousand dollars
"iS2, 200, 000l OF bonds, signed up and placed
sin tho hands OF the Financial Agent, and re-
'nnaiing mnsold." The Comptroller also
says that q sale OF ''thrcc hundred thousand
''dollars Of bonds" made by tho Financial
Agent will not appear in the reports Of the
Comptrollcr's Office, no report OF tho sale
being received until after the close OF the
fiscal year.
During the fiscal year the Financial Agent
borrowed for the State, or realized by the
sale OF State bonds, nearly one and half
million dollars, OF which about ni,,c hun
| lrcd thousand dollars was paid back. THE
money was doubtless obtained with much
| difficulty, and the rate OF interest was in
proportion. Mr.. Neagle, the Comptroller
General, snys that unsold honds amounting
TO t'oo milton seocn hundred thousand dol
lars arc still in tho hands OF the Financial
| Agent. They are not sold; but are thoy
pledged as collatcrals! bfr. Land Commits
sion Leslie answered this question In tho
Senate on Saturday, where lie urged tho
Immediate passage OF the Insurance Com
p:nics' bill, on tho ground that abou. tares
million dollars OF State bonds were hold ns
collaterals in New York ut str.y.foe cents on
the dollar. II the Wall street men took
South Carolina Radical bonds as col!aterals
atsixty-iivc they have less sense than thoy arc
usually given credit for; but the plain fact Is
III any case before u8thnt threo million dol
lars OF State bonds arc pledged in Now York
and will be sacrificed, unless Scott, Kimp-
ton &c Co. canr by some ingenious tricking,
run up their market price. What the Ring
arc driving at now, is 10 create demand
for State securities by compelling insurance
companies to deposit State bonds or stocks
rs pledges of good faith and solvency.
This is the cat in the meal tub.
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lyn said TO favor the consolidation. Tho rela.
tlonB OF tho two cities aro 30 intimate md
the distance between them so small that
1t is argued TINT ono city goycrnmcn.
Will do for them both. Many or tho busl.
ness men OF New York reside In brooklyn !;
thus tic social ami commercial relations Of tho
two cities nre to ull intcnts ami purposes ldcnti.
cal. Whether the citizens Of Brooklyn will be
willing to sink their individuality NJ BrooSlynlies
and venture to sea as New Workers must 10 do.
c!tled SOON. Tic idea OF consolidation has been
firmly driven through their heads and clinched
OIL The other Side Ivy the New York press. Tic
biitcrest opponents OF the change VIII be the
Brooklyn city onlcinls. who win lose sundry fat
offices and not get others equally good In the new
consolidated city government OF New York.
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Gbe GbarIeStoa, 9ewg.
TUESDAY, DECEMBER 7, 1869.
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the arrangement ,DM not be extended beyond
that period.
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Fighting with Fire.

In that curious compound of malice and
ignorance, tumid cloquence and ingenious
Misrepresentation, called for convenience
"the Governors message" it is recomman-
ded that 'n law be passed" requiring each
company eHecting insurance in this State
ito deposit sufficient security witt,
"thc Comptroller General, indemnifying
''po icy-holdcrs against losses" and that
this deposit "be graduated in proportion 10
''t'e capital and business OF the company,
''makins 1t q misdcmeanor, with adequate
punishment. Of every agent attempting to
"e.lcct Insurance until the company he rep
''rc5ont5 has male deposit OF ample securi-
''ties TO pro!ec! poiicy-sol1ers against fraud
''or attempted frauds" The object OF the
bill now before the Legislature is, therefore,
tho protection OF p0lcy-holders against
fraud and thoir Naturalization against
lossos which protection and int.cmni0catio,
are 10 be obtained by regulation that each
li(o insurance company, or agent, doing
business in tho State shall deposit with the
Comptroller-Gencral 500. 900 In State stocks
or bonds, and each fire insurance company,
or agent. shall deposit in like manner
5000 For tho present we conline our
remarks TO fro insurance, and the first ques-
ton which suggests itself Is: How will this
deposit give TO the policy-holders the secu-
rlty and indcmnilcntlon which Governor
Scott. tho General Assembly and THE
CHARLESTON News believe to bc exceedingly
desirable?
There arc at this time about forty five in
surancc companies represented by agents in
Charleston; among them are the most respon-
sihic Northern and British companies, but
there is not one home company now In ope-
ration. Tho risks OF tho different compa-
MICS vary i'll amount, but tho aggregate ia In
the neishborhood Of SIC. ,090 or SI2, 2,O00,-
CO.. This Is thu amount for which tho COIN
panies aro liable. Tho amount OF deposit
to DO ma'lc by tho forty companics-assum-
Ing that n!l OF them would make tho do
posit--wouid he $500. 900 In State bonds or
stocks nj par, worth in the market now abont
| S5t0.000. This certainly Is fur from ''sulrl-
''cient sec irity" to protect policies to the
amount OF ten or twelve million dollars.
AS q means OF securing and indemnlfylns
| tho insured against loss and fraud, the now
law would be OF little value. even supposlna
that tic companies were NIL OF u,om ready
and willing to make tho required deposit.
Many Of tho lre companies represented In
Charleston do very small business. They
cannot afford to allow $4,000 to lie idle
aud wi rather withdraw their agencies than
I a. At
to leave tho risks to DO monopollzed by The
ger companics, and In itself might moi
b, disidynniasoous. But it is doulitfu
whether the giunt companies will consent tt
miko tho deposit When slm.lar law won
into operation In Virginia somo OF tho mos
important and trustworthy Northern com
panies at once closed their agencies. Til,
SAME olfoct Inns been produced III Clnada b,
restrictive legislation. And. II we arc cor
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-12-07

AS THE members oi The House of Repro
sentativcs were about to bo called 10 order
on Friday DcLurge, colored. chairman of
the Committee Oil Ways and Means, Walked
into the Chamber and said: .'Mr. Speaker
"Lho circus has arroyoi" Tho music OF the
band confirmed the statement, and tho House
took II recess 10 sec tho show. On Nrida,
night there was no Quorum in tho Senate
many oil the i5ravo senators having gone TO
tho circus Nome Of them l;lo to DO ous of
tho Ring.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-12-07
Reviews.
TIE NrxsrEENru CENTURY.

TIE NINETEENTH CENTURY.
Tho December numbor opens with anothor r
chapter of tho "Reminiscences Of Public Men, -
ny cx-GovernOr Perry. In this sketch Ia
given OF tie life md services or Judgs william
SEHish-:ac cordial haLcr OF John C. Calhoun.
ana who Is spoken of by Governor Perry ns
Tho most consistent and wisos. statesman
south Carolina ever produced In any day or
time" This Ia followed by "hlngnn Est Veri-
tas,"H poem by DR.. Henry III. GARRISON, aud
by "Tho Maiden OF Leberstcin," n rather
dolefiil and very sentimental story from
tho Russian. Mr.. VIM. Gilmore Simms
prints "My Trlchsy Spirit" pretty little
poem. Jndgo Longstreet contributes "From
tho Fires" an article on prisoners of
war, with bitter criticism of Prcsi-
dent Grants refusal to consent to an cx-
change. There Is. also, OH article on "Pro-
gress," by w. II. Bnbcock, and one ON "Edgar
Poe," by A. W. billiard. In tho Passes on
I'dssdnt is q careful and echoarly review of
I1sclicndorfs New Testament" by G. II. 8.
with this number closes tho first volume of
the Nineteenth Century" Tho proprletors
speak chccrrully OF their prospects, and claim
with confidence tho support OF tho people.
rus NORTH BRrGsH RsvIEw.
The October number (rrprlntcd by tho Leon
| ard Scott Publishing Company has revIuw
| Of hr. Gladstonc'5 "Juvcnlus Mundi,n 'srhc
Massacre of So Bartholomew" 'sThp Different
Schools of Elementary Logic" Mr. Browningh
late3t poetry, "The Pope and the Council, u
"rhc Constitutional Development OF Austria, y
"The Literature OF the Land Question In Ire.
lautl," and Contemporary Literature.
| BI.ACKwoOD's EDISBUR0H MAGAZINE.
| Tho November number (reprinted by tho
Lee 1ard Scott Publishing Company oontains
tho lrst part OF q now and attractive scrial,
"Earl's Dcnc," "Tho Jewish Reformation and
tho Talmul,s Cornelius O'Dowd on "Dr. Cum.
ming and tho Council and ''The Claims ol
thu Fenians." ''Tho Land Question in ireland, .
"John, chop. t. another serlai story, "Sainl
Rloy-Jur-les Dunes" and "rhe Fareoeo Saga
The political nrtiole Is on "scosland in ParlIa-
mont-rhe Poor Law Inquiry"
Tho Black,oood and North British (Leonard
Scott edltion) may be had OF Mr.. Jota Russell
King street
The Leonard Scott Publishing Compan,
print the following notice:
The reprint of The london Quarterly Reuicf
| for OctDbcr was published November 10. One
week uftsrwards {Novcn,brr l7) the postscript
70 tho article on tho Byron Mystery" which
htUielo, was received from abroad. This post
script WIS Immediately reprinted and Sub
acribcrs WHO NJ, W fail To receive IL can procure
Is by application. In binding, tho present
page 1j5 ahoula DO cancelled, and tho page.
ooatsininS tho postsorips substituted.
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OuR Columbia correspondent writes that
tho limits OF the City of Columbia arc to ho
extended, so as to include enough negroes
living in what are now tho suburbs, to
swamp tho anti-Radical voLc u. the noxt
elections. Tho same dose is prescribed for
Charleston. This is taking grcat deal OF
trouble Tor nothing. Repeater negroes can
bo brought in from the islauds and the parish
es as They wore last year, and will not re-
Quirc providing for when election day is
over.
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rcctly informed, no Now York insurance
Company is allowed to make Investments out.
side OF Now York State, SO that tho now lev
would cut OIL tho Insurers at once from tho
NOW York companies. insurance. business
III Charleston has not been very profitable.
lieading companies hayo paid out moro than
they lnvo received in premiums aud an ad-
ditional tax, in Tho nature OF deposit OF
bonds and stocks, might tempt them TO
withdraw from tho field altogother. hnoth-
or consideration Is the security Of tho COM
panies themselves. What guarantee have
They that tho bonds and stocks which thoy
deposit will not bo tampered With? Is there
anything In tho history or character OF the
State officials, which should mako any one
who knows them willing to cntrust To their
tender m crcies $500. 900 In bonds or stocks
Of the State.
calm consideration OF tho whole subject
lcatls us TO tho conclusion that tho passage
OF tho proposed bill would work great in
jury to the insuring class. II would under
m circumstances give tho assuror any suf-
tlcient security; IL would causo u large num-
bcr OF companies to decline taking risks In
This State; ii would give monopoly to the
companies which remained forcing insurers
TO do business with them or directly with
Northern and foreign companies; It would,
as restriction on trade, drive capital away
ana make tho cares OF real estate owners
and merchants oven more harassng than
they now aro. And yot it would accomplish
one grand result The passage of the BILL
with tho prospect OF tho bona Gtie purchase
OF half million OF bonds or stocks the
lire companies only-would send up the
price ten or fifteen per cent, and Scott and
tho Radical Ring could realize stiil another
fortune. The profits on bank bills would
bc supplemented by tho profits on State
bonds, which in timo would be hugely swol-
len by tho three hundred thousand dollars
IN gold expected TO be made out of tho schome
for paying in gold the principal of the State
debt due next year and tho noxt. This in
surancc bill is only nn act in tho drama OF
"Peculate, Pillage and Plumber" and if after
its passage the insurance companies nrc CAL
cilrant and will not deposit the bonds or
| stocks required, tho LAW can DO easily and
quickly repealed. But tho Ring, in the
meanwhile, will have sold out their bonds
and stocks at tho very Top Of tho market.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-12-07

TIE friends OF Judge Orr hope to elect
him to the Supreme Bench. and ono point
i'll his favor would be tho postpone
mcnt OF the election. Whipper tho
colored representative, 4, tho strongest can
dldate now in the tloId but it is said that tho
white Radicals hope to buy him of. Thoy
aro willing that the negroes should vote
white Radicals into Office but are not
willing To SOC C coal blacl, negro seated on
tho Supreme Bench.
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THE account given Ivy our Columbia cor
respondent OF tho haste with which tho s.In-
"Snrance Company" bill was hustled through
the Senate is very instructive reading ut
this time.
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DRlNTiNG PRESS FOR SALE AT A
4 GREAT BAltGAlN.-Onc small Us yIin,ler TAY.
mOR PRtSS In complete repair. II Inns been hut
owner has no nsc ror II. Tho sizo OF thc he'd of
!i,e Press y forty.fonr by lfty-cight inches Said
rrcss VIII l,e sold ut S'nn bargain IL applied for
other purposes. Addrcsss Box No. a7ps New York
'V'ouico' ecpt2Q
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WANTED, BOARDERS.-A FEW SIN
w eicEcni,cmcn or gentleman and wife, can
ontilih comfortable BOARD, OH very reasonable
terms, IN respectable private family, ami pleas
way. For particulars upply Mt this Onlcc.
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POARD WANTED. IN A PRIVATE
,O FAMILY, where there are no other boar,icrs,
Tor gentleman, wife, three year old child and a
NEWS Olllce. drc1 Js
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WANTED TO HIRE, a GIRL ACCUS-
w TONED To doing IIOUSEwORK. Oac
coming recommended will hear OF n good sltua.
lion, by applying a. No. ~ Tra,ld sir,o:
dccS "
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WTANrED. 4 STEADY WOMAN TO
wv COOK anh WASH for small family Ap.
ply ut No. 10 Vnndcrlorst street. tec7 ~
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WANFED 10 HIRE, a WHITE SER.
w WANT G1Rt, 10 mind u child ono year old
Apply n: Tho MOrChantS' Hotel. tcc7 .,
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"ANTED. AGENTS. TWO HUNDRED
W. anh Fifiy ptars per month, to sell the
only Genuine Improved Common Sense Family
SEWING MACliiN". Price only Sl5. Great in-
t':cemcnts TO Agents. This Is the most popular
sewing Machine Of Tie day-makcs the famous
'Eiasi.c l.GcH Siitca"-wl do any kind o: work
wat can DC tlnnn on any machine. Ono hundred
tl'nisind sold and the demand constantly i'll
rr2GSl,T. Now Is The time to take an agency
send for Circnlnrs Ri5- Beware OF inrringnis e6s,l
Address SECOMB & CO., Boston, MasS; PITTS.
h;irg, Pa, nr 81. l.ouIs. sn. octao 3r,os
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WyANTED, A CoLORED WOMAN AS
w ConS ana Washer. The best rrcun,,ne-
dailohs required. Apply mt NJ. 81 wcEtwurth
street. unv3l
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INFANTS A SITUATION AS SUPER
w NTENDESr on Rice Plantation hy one.
ann man, WIN las seven years cXppr.cncc in
l."f fcnliire aI.d good rcCnnn!nnlaiions from hi;
Former employers. Please address w. H. w,
IuiNNSlnl. -. q. lnC2
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muutc.

"ANTS OF ALI. KINDS CAN BE
w made Known to everybody In this column
VI me ralc OF % cents for twenty words Or less
cacil insertion, if paid III advance.
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POOMS TO RENT.-TnREE UNFUR-
l-C EiSlIED rooms In n residence pleasantly
moderate. For further particulars, nppiy Mt No.
IL Doughty street. octio
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WANTED, a COMPETENT LAUN.
w DRESS. Apply ut No. l5 Wentworth
8:rcct. smith side. near Fast BAY. deer I,
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WANTI5D, A COMPETENT IIOUsJ.
wv SERVANT. Apply a. northwest corner vi
NaI'u'GIn' ~ Niltt C0iilillI streets. nova
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WANTED, EVERYBODY TO KNOW
w iaat JUB PRINTING OF all Kinds. pinin
aud ornamental Is executed promptly In the
hciteSt style and at the lowest New York Brces
ut The NEWS job Oilcc, No. 40 EAST BAY. Cali
AMI examine the scale Of prices before giving your
orders elsewhere.
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MTANTED. A YOUNG MARRIED Elan,
w 20 Years old. wnu:h like tu take charge u;
large Cotton Plantation. III The State ol Sout,
Carolina. Any ono In want or u good, faithful
UEcraeer, Will lO well to address the undcrsr ned
Can giyo the hest Of references Qond steady
habits, anu not troubled with politics. Address.
inr Two months, II. W. EDWARDS. Portland,
.iItnc.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-12-07

A GENTS WANTED EVERYWHERE TO
"a sell tho American KNITTING MACHINE
The only practical Family Knitting Machine ever
lnrenteh. Price S25. Viii knit 1000 stitches
COMPANY, i'oston. Mass. OR ST. Louis. Mo.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-12-07

no RENT, THAT LARGE AND COMMO-
Il DiOUS HOUSE IN complete ropair. No. Al
Hull street, with clsicrn ami ail necessary out.
buildings. Apply nt M. 10 Fast Bay tlcc2