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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-10-03
THE CAMPAIGN IN C0LLETON.
cHEERIN NG Ne W S =.
DeLarge Unveils the Corruption OF the
Land Ring.

rFRoM AN OCCASIONAL CORRESPONDENT
The Bowen-DeLarge war that has been ra-
ging for some time in your county has been
transferred to Colleton, and We had the CHEFS
here on Monday, 26th instant, backed by their
bellcose satellites in full force.
The colored people were out in small force.
The usual Courthouse Ring, with their
clacquers, with the addition of a sprinkling Of
whites, who were anxious 10 witness the ma
neuvres of the "Kikennies,' composed Inc
entire audience.
The fight was commenced by skirmishing
between the parties; first, there was Bowen
charge, and then DeLarge retreat, till the
marshals themselves arrived and headed the
fight in person. Then came the tug Of war.
Bowen made cool, temperate and con-
fdent speech, and was most enthusiastic
cally cheered. DeLarge replied. At first he
tried calmly to face the opposition plainly
visible, till warming with his subject, he told
Of the great $4,000 land swindle, and said he
intended to ventilase the whole OF that nest OF
swindlers-and pulled off his coat to do So
but was prevented By Thomas D. Richardson,
WHO, peu Ill uduu, Sdlu NC MdulCo " lonO
down his words Various interruptions fol-
lowed, and he only admitted that Treasurer
Parker received the whole 100000, and that
the $500, 900 of land bonds were spent before
he was appointed, and were in the hands Of
Kiinpton, in New York, before he had bought
one tract of land-when the howl became 80
great he could not be heard at all.
This interruption was most fortunate for the
land commission and the advisory board,
besides other perpetrators OF dark deeds, but,
unfortunate for Parker, who, though absent,
had to bear the blame, and the cause Of truth
and good government; for DeLarge seemed in
the humor to tell the whole truth and keep no
secrets. Nothing was said against the Reform
party, and both candidates seemed disposed to
conciliate the good will of the whites. We
have been informed that DeLarge made
Scott speech at Gloverville on Tuesday, and
was replied to by ]. J. Fox who was, in turn,
replied to by T. ]. Mackey, but who took par
ticular pains to leave the greater parts OF Mr..
Foxs speech untouched, because they were
unanswerable.
If every county in the State is gaining tor
Carpenter and Butler as rapidly as Colleton,
they will be elected by q large majority.
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New York Rice Market.

From the Daily Bulletin September IS: The de-
mand for rice, as well as the offerings both
foreign and domestic are small and prices are
firm. Carolina S54a9xc; Rangoon 7aIlc.
inc Of moment doing. Small sales are making at
Ia1i4c for Rango0n, and Sala9'sc for Carolina.
From the Journal Of Commerce, September so:
There is no new features TO note. The offerings
are light but appear to be sufficient to meet the
demand. We quote new Carolina at 9xaU5sc, and
Rangoon at 7aIilc.
From the Times: Rice has been dull and hea.
w, including new crop Carolina at $'sae 25; Ran
goon at s7a7 o5. currency, and do, in bond at IS
as % per 100 lbs. god.
From the Daily Bulletin: There is only a job.
bing trade at 7a7isc for Carolina and 7a7ilc for
RangOon.
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Columbus Market.

COLUMBUS September 3O.-During the week
orders have oeen limited in number as IN prices
Planters have been free sellers all the Week
Friday the market showed good demand most
OF the day; sales 265 bales. 1t closed dull an OF
downward tendency. The following were tne
ruling prices OF the day: Ordinary l0a11c: good
ordinary 12c; low middlng 12iza1e}lc; mlddhne
1871.
Sales OF the week 1854 baleS-40o on European
orders. 555 on NOrthern account, $50 lor North'
ern spinners, 40 for home consumption.
Weeks receipts 2232 bales, against 1884 tne pre-.
yious one, and 1860 the corresponding week last
season. Shipments 1851 bales.
COTTON STATEMENT.
Stock on hand September 1Sio...... i'''-
Received past week. M,
Received previously 0,4'o-'''''
49,
Shipped past ~ os.
Shipped previously .-,soo-4"o'
Stock on hand September so, lSIo...........3,2lo ,2lo
On the week the stock has decreased 965 paies
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From the Journal OF Commerce, September So:
The market for raw Is less active, but prices are
firm. The trade are purchasing considerably TO-
day but the riflners are holding off neing for the
moment supplied. Holders are Offering mode.
rate quantity Of stock, and are demanding very
full rates. We quote fair to good refining at 9ssa
CSC, and No II box at 10Ac. TIE sales are $50
hh(ls at 91sa10sc for Cuba; 91ac for English Isl
and; 92lc for S. Croix; lOa10Azc for Porto RICO,
and $50 boxes Havana on private terms. IN re-
fined there Is fair business at steady fgores.
125sa121lc, and crushed, powdered and granulat.
ed at BIC.
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4 t L a s t.

nh ,ne wears Host before knew you, love
Oh the hills climbed and came not to you, love
An who shall render unto US, to make US g!ao,
The things which for and OF each others sake
We might have had?
II YOU and mad sat and played together, love-
TWO speeches. babies-in the summer Weatnef'
BIZ one sweet brook, which, though it dried mp
long ago.
Still makes me to-day sweeter song
Than all know.
II hand in hand through the mysterious gaze
way, love! ,oo,.o, ona
or womanhood. we had Ut ufst iooAe"' 81"
had wn,sggred sIrsT 70 ts,6 @ other softly ere yet
Was dawn, what now W ~ ~ aoonu"' ''e"' "1N
II all this had added It's completeness. love,
To every hour would 1t be added sweetness, !ove
Could know sooner whether IL were we'll or Ill
With thee? One wish could more surely tel?
More swift fulfil?
All vainly thus sit and dream and ponder, iove' @
Losing the precious present; while wonder, :oTe,
About the days in which you grew ana came " oe
So beautiful and did not know the name
Or sight OF me.
Rut all lost things are In The angels keeping io'e'
No mast is dead but only sleeping, love,
The years OF heaven Will all eartn 5 HUE pain
make good.
Together there we can begin again
In babyhood. lOd ana Nsc.
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COJIIU ERCI4L NEWS,
EXPORTS.

NEW YoRK-Per steamship Manhattan-19 bags
sea island cotton, 1856 uales upland cotton, 10
tierces rice, as bales yarn. ~ empty barrels.
PHILADELPHIA Per steamship Leopard-l0 tcs
rice, SAL bales cotton, 644 bbls rosin, SO bales
yarn, and suadres.. Per schr I Alburger-
Cleaf-l43,Ov0 eet lumber.
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The Charleston Cotton. Rice and Naval
Stores Market.
OFFICE CHARLESTON NEWS,
EATTpnkv ECrNrNn no,ohor 10rn

OHANLbSIUN NEW5,
SATURDAY EVENING October /, 1870. !
CorToN.-The market for this article opened
with lower tendency, transactions showing
about &c q tb or; afterwards the decline In.
creased 10 ac o lb. business closing with pur-
chasers asking su further concessions Sales
about 600 bales, say "a at l27lc; at l3c; y at
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New York Naval Stores Market.

Spirits turpentne is less active, with prices pret
" much the same; sales are so bbls In merchant.
ab order at 391Sc. Resins are nrm aud uuipt:
300 bbls strained were sold in lots at 81 95: we
quote strained at 81 95; N02 50 I0a2 go: Nc l. -
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New York Gunny Cloth Market.

~, From the Journal Of Commerce, September so:
mere Is very light inquiry. and prices have de-
private terms, reported at about zoe; East India
quoted at 29hc. Small lots Borneo have sold at
3Ohc
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THINGS IN .EDGEFIELD.

Proceedings of the Reform Convention
The whole County Alive and En-
thusiastic-The Radicals Down in the
Mouth.
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sT.ATE-Roous ALL on DECK.

The Splendid New IRON sidcwheel Steam.
ship SOUTH CAROLINA, Adkins, Commander,
will soil for New York Oh THURSDAY, October
6th, at O'Clock P. NJ, from Pier No. 2, Union
Wharyes, connecting with Day Passenger Trains
from Columbia and Augusta arriving at hat'
past P. NJ.
The SOUTH CAROLINA will connect with the
Liverpool Steamship COLORADO, Of Messrs. WILL.
LIAMS GUloN'S Line. sailing October II
Insurance by Steamers Of this Line "a per cent.
For Freight Engagements or Passage, naSing
WAGNER, HUGER < CO, No. % Broad street, or
to WIN. A. COURTESAY, No. Union %harves.
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Receipts by Kailroad, October l.
oNr,rrr p1pnr INA pIIIPnln

1866 bales cotton, 42 bales dOnlestics, 81 barrels
naval stores, so bb!s and 10 sacks hour TO Pel-
ger Rodgers e CO, G Walter X co, Reeuer AZ
Davis Mowry s. Son, G Williams co, A Sa.
iiuas, Frost L Adger, Wagencr & MurdaugE, u
Witte, Wardlaw & Curew, Wlss * co, Graeser
Smith, W B Williams i Son. Bowling 4 co, } AL
rer & CO. " Smith, II klatte co. klnsman
howell, W c Courtney & CO, West Jones, sloan
4 Scgnious, a Mulligan, J ID Aiken co, n
Moorinan s. co, and Railroad Agent.
NORTHEASTERN EAILRoAD.
ga bales cotton, 100 bbls naval stores, tobacco
rough rice, cars lumber and wood, live stock, &c
To " Chalee & co, Pelzer, Rodgers & co. W y
Bee & co, ] Hanckel, J A Quackenbush Marshall,
Jr, Kinsman j. Howell, Bardcn & Parker, sloan "
Seignlous, J Weiters. J c Bradley, Clacius Wltte
Grarser & Smith. S K Marshall Williams X
co, Frost Adger, MOwry & SOn. A j Salinas, ! I
Smith, Water i CO, Reeder y Davis, Caldwell X
Son, Brudie & co, Nachmann 4 co. ClaghUrn, Her.
ring 4 co, r Pringe & son, lngraham SON, G
w Witte " Ryan, Palmetto Pioneer 20 opera
tive Association, Z yelling, and Railroad Agent.
SAVANNAH AND CHARLESTON RAILROAD.
SO bales cotton, % bushels rough rice, and
mdse To NJ c BuXbaum, Wagner X Murdaugh,
Pelz. r. Rodgers Il co, K II Brant, Holmes u Cal
der, " Z Courtney e co, ] Cocock & co, A Davis,
A May, Mrs f Henderson, W bowling 4 Co,
W Bee & co, w ii Lawton, kanapauX " Con.
Zalcs, and J u Kelley.
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JEEKLY LINE TO SAVANNAH.
NV

FUR PACIFIC LANDING, oEhNTUWI HiHA S-'
HEAD, SAVANNAH, DARlEN AND sA-
TILLA RIVER.
The favOrite Steamer
E LIZ A III a = G Q u,
Cartain L. W. BURNS,
will receive Freight at South Allan .9!~A
tic wharf for above points every igsssai.assalss.
TUESDAY, and leave on every WEDNESDAY MORN
ING, at o'clock, arriving a; Savannah the same
evening, and leaving for Darien &c, the loiiow wv
ing morning. Returning will leave Savannah tor
Charleston every MONDAY MORNING, at O'Clock.
For Freight or passage, apply to ,o,,,,s
sep1O No. III East Bay.
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oRANGEBGRG, September ao.-Sales during
tne week 300 bales. We quote ordinary lOc; low
mlddling l215c; middling l3i4c.
command from Il to 13Ac.
COLUMBIA, October 1.-Sales OF cotton yester-
day lO7 bales-middlingS l3Ac.
CHARLOTTE, September 30 Sa'es today ~
bales. at Ia: to l4a5c. Market closing dull at II
ll1isc
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Aiken, Agent R, Agent Me- RR, Bates co,
Bar6ot DR. BaeE, baf1 Wtii,ar1 ST Is RrS 2
N j Booth, Bayer & Kressel, Jr Bischon h q co.
T NJ Brlstol, T Brown, Brown, Brun,
easse es easrSR eobis CO. II onsfee CO. Louis
Cohen i co, Henry DAILY, Douglass Miller,
Dowie, Noise & Davis, NJ Drake, G Dreyer, Rev
Elliott, Edgerton 4 Richards, FAX GO,
Farley, & CO. DF Fleming co, Eogsytae1, 1,i NC.
co, c L Gambr.l, II Gerdts co. GoodrlGn, VINE
man CO, J Grayer u CO, Grafton, W HaI'
HarbesOn & co, Hunt & co, + Heiser, CnaTles-
ION HGn4 HOTEL Homes Calder agsp CO. eTds
Johnston l. co, Johnston, Crews & co, Kanagaux
& Gonzales, c Kerrison, Kinsman Bros. Keip
KneeiF Kressel Jr, Klinek, WckeD6erg co,
Alexander asng9Mss se Reek
Marshall & Burge. McLoy 4 Rice, ~ u D
Mowry Il co, Melcher Il Muller, Menke Muller,
Miss MIElhose, W Mullen, W FL MertenS; A
Niemann, O 0'Nelll, F o'Nelll. D oNeili, MIS- sIn
Pelzer, Rodgers & co, G Poppenhelm Z co. Dr y
Pratt, Quiny, Rev Qugey,T T Kayenei q pnsss1i u
Holmes, R Read 4 Co,'F S Rehkopf, KusseLi
ford " p Shepherd 'su,s CO. sselns. stoli. webb
& co, Stetfrns, Werner t DucIer, StoddaId d
CO. Stenhouse s. co, H Heneker, Taylor Co.
S Thomson, R Thomllnson 4 co, Toale, v liea-
ema1n q Trenho, y9iers ernar vTh WaSener
Monsees, Mrs Watts, Wirth, L WlesEopl, N Z
] Yates Mrs N zernow, A H Abrahame& co. II
& A Ashton, Bredes, Lawton aoyt, D :Peter-
mann, Mcnamara & Jones, G Corneison,
ms man a Bros, % II q Beckman, Crane, Boylsron co,
] Campbell, Carraway, Campsen, Cow
perthwait S Cohen Commins, Douglass y y
Jackson, G " Fredericks, Feldmann CO. a u
poldt, R Heeser, Hopkins, Mcpherson & co, T
Horsey Bro, S flyer, ] lara, H Klatte CO.,
Mrs S A Lee, Lebmann, Marshall, Surge q
Bowen. K Marshall. J Madsen, Matthiessen
W Mclean, NJ MCGUIRE, Muller. Nimltz co, >
a Parte Qunby & co, NJ Sardy, W schwart,
A Stone, Summers, A R Stlllman, SLENDER
W {; Trott, W Cfrerharut Major A Fandernorst,
" G Whilden co. and others.
Schr Oliver Jameson, Jameson, New York
days. Guano. To the Master, and G W Williams
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Nex York sugar Market.

seas; pale So 25a4 so; extra pale s5a6 so. Tar Il
very dpil; we quote at 81 IS for Wilmington.
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Steamers Of the above line leave Pier .ScEE1,
No. IL, North River. foot OF Canal .&AisR6s
street, New York, at u O'Clock noon, OF the Atm
and Goth Of every month Except when these
dates fall on Sunday, then the Saturday preced-
Ing. -..,
steamers for South Pacific and Central American
ports. Those Of 4th touch at Manzanillo
Steamship JAPAN leaves San Francisco for Ja
pan and China October /, 1870
No California steamers touch at Havana, but
20 direct from New York to Aspinwall
One hundred pounds baggage free to each adult.
Medicine and attendance free.
For Passage Tickets or other information apply
at the COMPANY'S TICKET OFFICE, on the
wharf foot OF Canal street, North River, New
York. F. r. BABY, Agent.
july1e1yr
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VESSELS SUPPLIED WITH CABIN AND
MESS STORES on SHORT NOTICE.

Captains and Stewards are respect fFX$s
quality and prices of our GOODS. Full We.gh'
Guarah iced. Delivered free OF expense.
WIN. S. CORWIN d CO.,
No. 275 King street, opposite Hasel
Charleston, s. G.
~ Branch ~ No. 900 Broadway, Ss| !ork.
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LAND, AND EDlST0.
Captain John sly, will resume her .szssEsss@Ss ass@
route on TUESDAY, 9th September, learin. Fra
ser's Wharf every TUESDAY MORNING. al o'clock,
for savannah, Beaufort and Paclnc Landing.
Every FRIDAY MORNING, at O'Clock, Tor Beau.
fort, Pacific Landing, Fenwicks Island and
Edisto.
Will leave Savannah every WEDNESDAY, AFTER
NOON. at f.past O'Clock, touching az sea.
nruuk's. Beaufort and Pacific Landing. on the
FRIDAY Trip. will leave Beaufort FRIDAY NIGHT,
touching at all tile L1ndings Oh her way TO
Charleston. Every. alternate FRIDAY, she Will
touch Mt Chisolm's Landing.
For Freigh: or Passage, aTp.T Oh board or
10 ]. II. AIKEN y CO., Agents,
sepa" Fraser's Wharf.
L FOR OCTOBER, 1870.
DAYS OF LEAVING CHANGED TO TUESDAYS
AND FRIDAYS.
FOR EDIsTo AND ENTERPRISE. VIA JOHNS
ISLAND, BEARS BLUFF. &c.
The Steamer CARGO" will re. .za@A
ceIve Freight at South Atlantic - -
Wharf, on MONDAYS and THURSDAYS, and leave
as follows:
Tuesday s5A4F53oi Wednesday, hS!s5Si 5ss II
Friday IN MSa.9rday, SSa5rda,r sth, h., y
Friday, I4th, 5 A NJ MSaturday, 18th, u
Tuesday, 1Sth l11s II Wednesday, 18th, II A NJ
Friday 21st, 9 P Saturday, 2ed,
Tuesday, 25th, i NJ Wednesday .2eth, 51s A
Friday, 2Sth, 81 M!Saturday, 2sth, a
For Freight or Passage, apply on board, or to
DOUGLAS NISBET, Agent,
South Atlantic Wharf.
n. B,-Fre!ght and wharfage payable on the
wharf. sep30
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6bipping.
o7-'- - ->--->~>->N-'
T. 0 R n E W 70 r h
ON THURSDAY, OCTOBER 9TH, AT 6
O'CLOCK P. n.
SEw IRON STEAM LINE-EsTABLIsHED 1870.
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SAILED SATURDAY.
Steamship Leopard. Hughes, Philadelphia.
SAILED YESTERDAY.
Steamship Manhattan, Woodruff, New York
Sclr II Stickney. Fooks, Baltimore.
Schr Mott Eedel, Bedell, Alexandria, Va.
rP FOR THIS PORT.
British ship Vim Moody, Durfce, az New York.
September %.
schr 4 E Carl, -, at New York. septem-
ber 90.
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
Steamship South Carolina, Adkins, at New
York, September 90.
Steamship " Evertnan. Hinckley. at Phil
delphia, September IS.
Schr A Richards, Wiley, at Portland, Me, Sep
tember.27.
Schr Jennie Rosa!ind, Tooker at New York,
September IS.
schr S T Baker, Davis, at Philadelphia, septem-
Der -.
/. SAILED FOR THIS PORT.
Brig Manzania, Spear, from Rockport Me,
September %.
C. e:.Aas
SSsgs1s :: MEMORANDA. :,
The steamship Mary sandford. Chadwick sailed
from Hatteras Inlet, september "a, .or winning.
ton, Del. - { r.:. K6;Et - r1naa =.
The brig Charles Wesley, Griffin, from Sears
port, Ne. for Bucksvllle, $ {, arrived at Salem,
september 2S. ,ss, s.scSa RE&t tsA.
The schr Clara Johnson, Meyers from George.
town. C., lrriued al New York september 20.
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CLEARED SATURDAY.

Steamship Manhattan, Woodruff New York
James Adger u co.
Steamship Leopard Hughes, Philadelphia-W
schr Mary Van cleaf Jones, Philadelphia
Baker 4 co.
schr Alburger, Corson, Pniladelphia-H F
Baker & co.
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The Steamer DICTATOR viii sail .,sl@h
en- and after the 5th July for above
places every TUESDAY EVENING. at 8 o'clorA.
Fare from Charleston to Savannah, l4ciunihe
meals and berth, So. Julyl
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Interior cotton Markets.

Stock on hand September so, 1870. ~
On the week the stock has decreased 965 oales
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ARRIVED YESTERDAY.

Steamship South Carolina, Adkins, New York
left 29th ut. Mdse. To Wagner, Huger 4 CO.,
W Courtenay,J Adger 4 co, southern En-
press Company. G " Aimar, e D Ahrens, An
trews s Salvo, Archer, Mrs II Armstrong. D
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LIST OF VESSELS
CP, CLEARED AND SAILED FOR THIS PORT.
FORElG
LIVERPOOL.
The Heress. Rea. sai!et August 2e
Bark Annie Kin0al, Stinsou, sailed. August %
Brig K Grove, Hardness, cleared. August 2e
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Chipping.
d OR LI.V POOL.

The A No. tnewl American Bark XENIA, In,
Long, Master, having port on OF her car 81
go engaged, will be promptly dispatched for the
above port.
STREET BROTHERS l. CO.,
octS No. u EusI Bay.
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HOMGUPATHIC REMEDIES.
A FULL ASSORTMENT Just received by
DR.. Il. BAER-
'uly5 No l31 Meeting stlee''
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GEORGE E. BOGGS, Secretary.
JOHN T. DARBY, n. D., Medical Adviser.
AUGUSTINE T. SMYTHE, Solicitor
JAMES CONNER, Counsel.
r. A. K1NLOCH, N. D.,l Local Medical Exam
r. LEBBY, JR.. h. D.. iners
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1ssc; Al at 1s1sc; at 1850; 4a at lsi<e; ia at
lac; 1le at l4Sc; II at 14:lc: los at l4'aci ii a'
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EOR ADELPH HIA.

n . 4 T d L 4 D Z T d I a
TIE REGULAR STEAM L1SE-WEEKLY.
The Screw Steamship EvERMAN, .EF&1.
Hnckley, Commander, will sail for Phil -.lE. GaslEAGe
adelphla, direct, Oh SATURDAY, Sth OctOuer, at
O'Clock P. NJ, from Browns South Wharf.
&Sr Cotton rate to Philadelphia, &c per pound.
s1- Insurance by the Steamers OF this line hall
per cent. TO Philadelphia.
For Freight engagements or Passage, Cabin
sl5,l apply to WIN. A. COCRTENAY, Agent,
ort3-mttlthsI No. !. Onion Wharves.
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LIST OF VESSELS

The schr Clara Johnson, Meyers, from George
town, c, arriqed at New York September 90.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-06-08
What / apr The, mercury

IS A Paris lawyer iateiyt caught the sIaals-
fex Of his insMosafa.r She having pisted
nsH1 married him. g,fiIss sfsffl 9tt,tfg}
!, ~, e !. gnieagp joke d to grease che keystof
t, tar ptaae On which q ptlblic performer a.
70 'sinp !s 10 display his sEfH fs.I 4 aF..fIE
The new Illinois Gpnstitution 4 sets out for
lea by first ordaining; that It shall
never be changed. ~. 2 -. -.
=. me latest about Henry Ward Beeche,s; i
tne statement of q Young lady from the WEE
VINO said she had been &C over I'd iBroossy,
:; 70 ,I ngar A5rtemns Ward preach, and he did
one Of o party Of musical friends. rafar,,
I = a4 70 an exquisite composition. sa;d
Inat song always carries me away whe,,
I near III Can any one sing it n asked
Jerrold. j. 49,: {. ..s.si -. ''.
The three humorists Nasby.t BILLINGS
and Twain, are thus described by RostS3si,,
correspondent Of the New York Eren;nn
Post: /" Nasty dislikes Che title of hmrnos,,
ist. He uses ;hnmor as an Instrument far
the enforcement Of his points, which al.
ways involve some political principle. His
tbest holt;' as he calls it, Is no doubt STRONG
horse sense Josh Billings is born hu.
n1orist, genial and tender hearted,i and
heartily loved by those that know him well
He once said that nothing would delight
him more than to lecture in Music Hall
when he was eighty years old, with white
hair falling over his shoulders, aud lift the
audience. He Is now about sixty years Of
age. Mark Twain is more purely literary
man than either Of the trio. He il very
sensitive, and an unappreciative audience
acts upon him like q cold shower-bash.
Twain viii not lecture next season he has
got riches and married wife, and wisely
prefers to take his ease." Ht.g - i
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-06-08

Special dispatch To the Baltimore Sun. 1
Tax Rils-Thc New Funding Dil--Na-
furaltsatton by tho United states
Courts. .-.
WASHINGTON, June G, 1870.
The total amount of taxation reduced by
The bill through customs and excise duties
amounts in round numbers 20 about forty
millions Of dollars. II is still believed that
The Senate Finance Committee will tapcr
The sherman substitute reducing internal
taxation fifty millions, and let the tariff go
over till next session. The reduction of dl,-
firs, however. does not 80 into effect in the
House hill till December 3tSt.
IL has not created favorable impression
among members. and does not receive the
S,ltr,ur; Of the Secretary of the Treasury.
II provides. in Il word, fer q four. per cent.
thrty~ycay bond. which the Government
will exchange for the fire-twenties, which il
now has the option to redeem in gold. The
hill proposes 10 furnish the gold on credit,
the Government paving the dCpoSitors three
lNcr cent. per annuln for the same. The
ilvnds Of this measure expect that the
foreign holders Of the fvc1wenties of 1862,
tor instance. will come in and exchange
ihciI bonds FOR the new rather than take
The gold for them. The national banks are
.,rrt .ntcrfcred with in any way.
The Republican members Of the House
judiciary Committee have for some time
agreed IL report y bill taking the power OF
naturalization out Of the hands of the State
courts and place it in the control of the
Federal courts. II is tho intention to re-
port and pass this measure the last of this
week. The Democratic members are pre-
pared to tiercely asSail it, regarding it rs
more 81 4 partisan scheme than the recent
enforcement bill which was passed. The
\rw York city members regard it as vir-
l,ai attempt 10 wrcSt New York city from
j,tjTvSrItic control. LETA.