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to holders. The latter seem confident Of
the future as a general rule, and are dis
posed to await further developments. The
transactions for the last three days sum up
only 70 hhds, viz: - hhds Tugs and leaf at
9l4c, and to do on private terms. The mar
ket is still in too unsettled a condition to
admit of quotations.
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LOTTERIES.

g y C > . Il s. Is y . 4 5i e ::
The above drawings are published in all the prin-
cipal papers. and are drawn in public daily at the
rooms of the company.
Information furnished and prizes cashed by
HOWARD SIMMONS l. Co. Contractors
st. Charles street, corner Union, New Orleans.
Witness our hands at New Orleans, Louisiana,
this twenty fifth day of October, 1870.
II. PERALTA.
ADAM CITIZEN.
Commissioners.
BEWARE OF ROGUS LOTTERIES. ap28
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II OCISIANA STATE LOTTERY
MPANY,
Incorporated August Il, 1868.
CHARLES T. howard. .............. PRESIDENT.
SINGLE NUMBER LOTTERY.
SPLENDID SCHEME-ONLY 10000 NUMBERS.
Capital PriZe............SjO,OO
CLASS q,
TO BE DRAWN AT NEW ORLEANS ON
Saturday, October %, 1870.
HOWARD. SIMMONS Co, Contractors
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esma to pass as;.ucre intended by the
drigiualrepoft md resolstion Of the
committee. Whittemors vas nos form,
ally expelled, but was compelled to
withdraw. The record does no. chow
that he lost his seat by vote Of xpulsion,
but it does shov that be was declared to
be unworthy of = place there. This is
distinction without a difference'-A
Whittemore vacated his seat with evil
dent reluctance; for he remained until
several minutes after the proceedings in
his case had closed.
The universal verdict is that White
more would have succeeded in getting q
rehearing yesterday but for the fact that
he had for his counsel the so-called
Great Lawyer, Butler. It was upon the
very paper or affidavit which Butler
proudly announced to the House had
been drawn upon his suggestion end
under his advice that the members voted
overwhelmingly against granting post
ponement of further hearing. In this
affidavit the criminal is made to ac-
knowledge his guilt SO tho Great Law.
yer convieted' his client.
Butler is fast coming down tohis proper
level in the estimation Of members OF
the House. His legal greatness is dis
covered to be pretcnsion and impudcuce
on his part, aided by extensive adver-
tisiug through the instrumeutality of
,njudicious reporters. 1t appears he
sought the position of couscl for Whit
tcmOrc
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Legisl a tive.

MONDAY, Feb. 2l-Scnate- Hayno
nude a favorable report from the special
joint Committee appointed to iuvcsti-
gate the affairs Of the Blue Ridge Rail
Road Company.
In :no II ousc, the Railroad Commit.
tee reported favorubly on joint resoIu,
tion to authorize the Attorney General
to institute proceedings against the
South Carolina Rail Road, for violation
Of it's charter.
The Governor was requested, by rcso-
luton, TO appoint a day Of thanksgiving
and prayer, so soon as the official an>
nouncement Of tho ratification Of the
Fifteenth Amendment shall be made.
1t was determined to hold M ,rning
and evening session until the day Of ad>
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WtiitsnsFs ExDslisd ltln csnSrssI
80 BIZ .As Ssie
q UMAairssous vetx ss..
g Gseas orsSsA. ~ Asssala.es.
Beast BusIsf AaIlies aad Biusters {.
No KAcce.
INTERESTING DETAILS.

We make up the fbllowius interesting
summary Of the proceedings incident te
the expulsion Of Whittemore from Con.
gress from the reading Of oar exchanges
On the morning Of Monday, Feb. FL,
tho excitement in regard to Whittenaore
aud the other carpet. .bagsers charged
with selling cadetships, was very con-
siderable, and some doubt was expressed
as to whether the Military Committee,
Of which Gen. Logan is the chairman,
nnd which had been Charged with in.
vestigatiug the matter, would exhibit
nerve and 6rmness enough to act with
decision in Whiltemore's case, the
evidence in which had been sufficiently
developed to show very couolusively the
guilt of the accused. Such action, it
was contended, would bo such severe
slam upon the effects of Southern Re-
construction, in exhibiting the character
Of the men which il had put into the
high and responsible places Of the Gov.
mcnt, that the opinion was entertained
that the leaders of the "party of moral
ideas" would hesitate before suhjccting
ono of the creatures Of their own crca>
tion to "open shame" before the country
at largo. But the more discerning
discovered that these leaders and their
followers Of the North, were moro afraid
Of the effect Of an attempt to cover up
"this business" Of selling cadetships,
and that they would immediate the vic.
tim, with firm and decided hand, for
the good Of the party. Butler alone, Of
all his party, exhibited pluck enough
to "face the music" aud, as the sequel
proved, he "counted without his host"
The charge was, specifically, that bo
had' sold a. cadctship for $1,000, and the
allegation was sustained, in the opinion
of the com nfittee, by the testimony
adauced. His defence was-Sal,, shrewd:
cunning, artfui, crafty, debased man D
that he had appointed certain young
man to cadetship, and that thcreupou
$4,000 had been sent into his district
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gyn's eoaelusilS srgnnsats and damag-
ling array of. f.kst. againss W " hi,islmore
completely turned tk.1sds sgaiuss tbs
accused, aud settled the question ol
postponement BY = vote Of Eve to one,
against it.
Butler staggered and pulled aad at
tempted to bully Immediately after Gen.
oral Logan opened tho case, but he fail
ed utterly, and his only success to-day
was when ho excited = laugh at two
or three of his characteristic With
cisms; and it was mentioned with grati-
ficatiou, 10 private conversation among
members, that this was a good test OF
Buffers boasted influence over the
House, tho proofiu this instance being
that HIS own party are getting tired of
his domiaeeriug aud driving, his indif-
ference to truth, and utter sclishness.
Logan took him down handsomely upon
several occasions, to the evident delight
Of the House. To tho Massachusetts
members impudeut remarks, thrust in
as Interruptions, Logan sarcastically re
piled that he trusted that Butler would
at length be decent in behavior, and he
wanted to know how the Massac ctusetts
member came to have rights there that
did not belong to other members. This
throttIing Of the blustcrer created buzz
of approval all over the House, and Lo-
gan afterwards got the laugh upon But
lcr on several occasions. to the latter's
evident discom6t. The speaker, too,
ruled against Butler, when the latter as.
serted his right to appear as counsel for
Whittcmorc, the ruling being that he
appeared there only as membor Of the
House, no matter what Butler chose
to denomina.e himself Logan also got
Butler at great disadvantage by show
ing that he was the Bully-bottom of the
House. He wanted to play alFthe parts
of the members of Congress, and hire
jurymeu aud counsel for accused, aud
would even take tho part Of tho accused
for consideration.
General Logan ironically alluded to
the Great Lawyer, which title Butler
takes much comfort in applying to him
self, but the turning point came in visi.
bic signs when Logan summed up the
facts proven against Whittemore, cited
Whittcmorc's affidavit, dictated and
drawn up by Butler, wherein the accused
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THE ROBEfSrSON AND DuBOSE
TAX.
LETTER FROM BURaELL JAMES.
COLUMBIA. S. c.. FEn. 2

COLUMBIA, S. c., FEB. 49,
Mr. EDITOR :..-Allow ne, through
your press, to make few statements
have been charged with being the
author ofthe bill which proposes TO in>
dem"ily Nlessrs. Robertson aud Dubose
for the burning OF their stores, but l
lsnow nothing of tn, preparations of it.
And want the tax paying people Of
Sumter County to know That | respect
my position.
regret that any Of the people Of
Sumter County should have lost any of
their property by fire, aud trust that,
at the great day orjudgement, no citizen
of that county will be found guilty of
the act
The bill alluded to- came up for cou.
4 T -
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THE WATCHMAN
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VSKAs, FOO1 XOR1CK ~
Benjamin Franklin Whistemore has
besu declared unwesthy Of: :as seat 10 tho
present Congress. Tho unanimous voice
Of the House OF Representatives, of
which he was member, BY virtue of
his manipulation Of the negro vote,
through tho operations Of the Radical
machinery in the South, has 80 declared
him. That body, the power Of which is
welded by the party reconstructed"
the South, and gave Dir. Whittemore
his position, and constituted, IN like
manper, various others Of simular char
acter! Wounded, stricken down and ex.
posed iu tho house of his political COM
pauiors ard friends The man Hoge,
his own colleague, who, through tho
poxer Of this same party, took the seat
Of another who had clear majority Of
three or four thousand in his favor,
signed tho -epoT; recommending the ex-
pulsion !!
The Columbia Guoulim of tho eth
ult., informs us that cit has transpired
shat caucus Of Republicans in this city
has decided to drop him."
Il. j. Mackcy, Of nsorphmc notorioty,
in a card in the Charleston Ne,cs, of
Saturday last, after declaring cit would
"no doubt be proven on investigation
"that Bowen also had exaoted not less
ethan D thousand dollars fos tho nomi
nation to West Point Of son Of one
"cfour orm State officials" says, "Igavc
material aid in initiating the inquiry
that led Republican Congress to OK
"pepWhittemore, that reverend rascal,
"who stcalS the livery of Heaven to
"scrve the Dcvil in !"
Aud then we might cite some of tho
sly iuucndos of the moro tinid, anl
anathcmas of the more bold of some Of
his own '.brethrcn beloved" Of Sumter.
After all this, we have no heart to-
join in the hue and cry against him.
Our pity is excited for the only diff
fercBce between Mr. Wlrittemorc and
many of :hose Of his own party who
voted against him and who now cry out
against him, is that he has been arraign.
ed and exposed and they have not been.
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6sshss s.-sss s.ssss.
4 Sssy = W -~-
|ssses. Cressds n As,saaanee.

az AZ lt sSsf s s----
) q gather the following account o,
tsating Of Revels 10 the United
asuate, on Friday last from the
g 6hmopd Dipasch Of the Goth ule::'
tslsst there is ss. end tuthe struggle,
66sW6 have = nsau'of African descent
tsd 10 thu. Seuate, where tho past
({SeVt statesmcn have sat.
The ,Ssbata chamber aud galleries
sSe allied at an carly hour in the pro.
ESSsdipgs this afternoon by persons
&sfarious to witnoss.the swearing 10 and
s1attpg the flrst coIored senator ever
ssletted to the United States Seuute.
ir. Vickcrs had tho floor, aud sue.
ssaSetsd in clearing it for the time being.
ssAts prosy speech, read from manuscripts,
;;lR6stoo; much for his brother senators,
:HHd. about half Of them scattered TO the
ss;,tes.anrants and to the House, whilst tho
4 balance reud up and replied to their
{ seorrespondcnce. The speech had u
& spmnolent effect upon tho auditors.
Mr.. Wilson somewhat aroused the
stlyowsy spirits by proclaiming that VIC
Z had nov conc to that last ditch that VIC
heard so mucl, about during the slavery
/; !;struggic, and he had just been listening
ITO walls which he dsccrned to be the
Aiotes Of tho dying swan. lie read tho
Democrats n sort OF clerical lecture,
5sdealiug them few apostolic blows,
!, which called Mr.. Casscrly to his feet to
know when aud where the senator from
!. Massachusetts obtained commission to
represent the Almighty in the Senate.
He had not heard of such authorize.
f$iiou; and il such person had been SCI
lccted for that Office he (Casscrly) could
{ only say that it was but another illustra
! ition Of the truism that tho ways Of
Providence were mysterious and past
/. ;iudiug out.
Z, This terse speech caused general
laugh, and brought Mr.. Wilson up again
!. tu say that his commission was the com
mission Of manhood, for which he aud
his friends had been struggling for forty
Z years. Nlr. Casscrly had referred to the
= presence Of senators on the floor who
came there hy the power Of the bayonet,
!. whereat the ocnutor from Missouri
(Drakc) few at the California senator,
aud charged that the Democratic party
: held its sway in New York by the power
Of the shclalah, for which Casserly had
: o tender regard, which could be oxi,iain-.
I. cd by the fact that he was born
Hibcrnian, and this brought down the
House in laugh.
Casscrly responded that brakes head
: was 40 assurance against damage from
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which she Civil Rights Bill was iudea.
uitely postponed, was recoasitered -
Several Amendments were efferel. aud
considerable debate eusued, pending
which the Senate adjourned.
During the night session this busi-
ness was further discussed Without
definite action.
In the House, the time for adjourn
ment was postponed ddtil the 18th inst.
some Of the "logis'ators" desiring the
resolution also to specify "until the
business Of the General Assembly shall
be gotten through with" At the night
session, the matter Of adjournment was
again made inde6uite.
Mr.. Feriter introduced bill to pro-
vide mode of compromising persons
whose property may BE- destroyed by
mobs.
FRIDAY, Feb. 25-Seuate-The time
was occupied in discussing the bill pro-
vidipg for the next general election,
and that for keeping in repair the pub
lie high ways.
HousE-Bills to regulate the taking
Of bail ia criminal cases aud to extend
the limits of the town Of Camden, aud
the Senate Joint Resolution authorizing
the Attorney General to institute pro-
cecdings against the South Caroliua
Railroad Company, were read the second
ti,ie aud ordered to be cngrossed.
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pay it. | must have it. | will have il
but how !
l wonder if Jack Armsby is really
what he told me, and what | supposed
him to be? If was in the receipt of a
salary of $4,000 per year, with the
prospects he has of a rise, would not
refuse a poor devil troubled as am, a
paltry two hundred to get out with. ]
approached Jack this afternoon in a
business way; Tomorrow | will appeal
to him as a fricnd-I will tell him the
situation | am in, and if he has amy soul
at all he will throw this plank to me
Jack Armsby is my only hope, and |
will trust in him. If he fails me
And confident in the soul of his
friend, cur young man laid him down
and slept.
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such Il rent as that in them. The wind
was blowing hard and things tapped, but
| happened TO have a self-threader Billy
Withcrs had given me this morning, and
I'd stuck it in my vest. threaded the
needle without looking at it, and sewcd
up the tear in a hurry"
"Well, Frank, you're cool one"
Il have to he, he said. and he Glanced
around at some ladies vino were grouped
Il few yards oil. loohing at him.
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can't get any money from home, fol
father has note to pay this fall on the
ten-acre lot he bought IN the spring, and
besides | wouldn't dare to ask him. He
expected that | would be able to helr
him out of my salary; for in Millbank
IS week is an immense thing. must
>ave. | must stop this way of living
pay my debts, and get out of this hob
bic. l must sell my-no, | haven't any
watch, that went the first Sunday-but
| will quit my expensive habits. l will
Je'hro tell asleep, full of virtuous sc
solves.
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VOLUME 34-NUMBER 1929.

badinage, realize tina; this captivating
pcrsiticur was the great admins lator o!
government and war, the Richiicu Of the
nineteenth century His private char
acter i, irreproachablc. No suspicion o.
corruption ever aitach,i 10 him. y
trait which inspire, the respect even o.
such enemies a- are unable to appreciate
his higher qualities is his Personal cour-
age. lie has an absolute c,utcmp: oi
danger. He never knew fear. Such l.,
the man-caracSt, ambitious, in!omi
tabic-who represents the protest Of en-
ligltenc! liberalism aYain>; the ;4grr,-
sions of Napulcou.-InMpu utknt
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lI1DISG TIE FArLrs OF OrmEEs.

lIIDING TIE FAULTS OF OrmEEs.-
y painter was once engaged upon Il
likeness ut Alexander the Great. In the
course of hi, battles Alexander had rc-
ceivcd an ugly scar On the silc OF hi,
face. The artist WAS dcsirou, OF giving
a correct likeness OF the mouarca, and at
the same time -de,irous OF hiding the
sc'r. Il was 4 difficult ta~N 10 accom-
plish. At length he hit upon i happy
cXpedient. He painted him III Il rctec-
tive attitude, his hand placed against his
head, while his finger covered the scar.
The best men are not without their
talllngs, their scars-buL do not dwell
upon them. In speaking OF them TO
others, adopt the painters cNpcdIent, and
let the finger OF love be placed Oh the
scar
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Annie 7. Ladd oi Augusta, has been
appointed uy ,ue governor aJuaIIcc ot
the p...,. Tni- is the first appointment
oi a woman 10 tins olIicc in New Eng
land, and perhaps IN the United States
cast OF Wyoming territory. She holds
The responsible position ot chiei clerk in
the United States pension agency Ia Au-
au7ta, aud IS o. first class business quail
d,at,on7, and highly respected. Til ap-
poinlmcn. qualities her 10 administer
oAtns, luA. acknowledgements Of deeds,
-olemnizc marriages, etc.
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HOtc Mike Curcd has f'ig

Nike fagan h~> Il l:;lie patch O..
ground, behind his huu~,., where hc sup
ports a few ducks and chickens: aul tie
freshest eggs IN the uci4hl.t.p5I can
always be found on his prcm,-.-. I.r Il,
never allows himself TO be possessed ot
more than Il single dozen at {, time.
In addition to his stock Of poultry.
Nike purchased young epig, winch after
four months Fe.tIn4 and nursing, hc prid-
cl himself upon cxbitin- 70 his friends
and acquantanccs as the '-WuIte~t era
thur in the world" But Mikes pig took
sick last week aud from his cUu.hiu.
and sneczInG symptoms. 1t wa, evident
that lie had contracted a bad cold
Close by the residence Of this IIilcr-
man there dwell, the village piv-ician-
a kind-hcarted man, and very skiltul-
whose practic, 81, none OF the Int.,~t.
A. he came from his house. few
mornings since, Mike stood at his gutc
Illuminating upon ihy chance in iavor
OF ms tavoritc youn@ pork"r. and oJScrv-
in the docthur, hlilyl h,m: The ,op
g the murniu' 10 ye doclhur :"
"Ah. Mike, how are You ="
" 1t vcry well am mcsllt. docluur .
but perhaps ye'l b. tcliin' a p-or man
wot he'll b. d,,n' ior tic pi2. ~hure pc
zig - exclaimed In. doctor. with
Il smile, 'wLat pis and what the mat
ter with linn ,''
"Shure ha's very bad, inlidc, - lac
Is. sA co"ll docthur Slaziu' and bark
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GoD's MEruoD OF HELrING.-G God
did not take up the three Hebrews out
of the furnace Of fire, but he came down
and walked with them in it. lie did
not remove Daniel from the den OF
lions he sent his angel to close the
mouths of the beasts. lie did not il
answer to the prayer Of Paul, remove
the thorn in the flesh but he gave him
suliiciency OF grace to sustain INN.
Note.-Sutierng child Of God, dwell
on the above.
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