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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-12-08
By LOUIS d. DeSAUSSURE.
VALUABLE PLANTATION ON JOHNS

VIII be sold low, q valuable PLANTATI0N,on
johns Island, on the Slono River, Of 1928 acres,
with Dwelling House, outhuildings, &c.,possesstng
many advantages Apply as above, at No. %
Broad street. decl-thtu6
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TINTED STATES OF AMERICA
u South Carolina Distrlct-In Circuit Court
+ & ]. Green vs.. Bank OF Georgetown, ct oil.
pursuance Of order made In above .,; case SHrl on
Aforesaid, viii be sold. in the Town OF George.
tow6, s. C., on MONDAY, the 10th day OF Decem-
her. $50 az II M., In front OF the Courthouse, :,
The REAL ESTATE belonging to the Bank nl
Georgetown. Known aud distinguished IN the Plan
of the Town as Lots Nos. SO and go, measuring
Ill by 100 feet, with the Banking House and other
buildings thereon; and also, at the same time and
place, the FURNITURE, &C., OF said Bank consist
Q MAHOGANY DESKS
/ Iron Safe
2 Coin Scales
Letter Presses.
Terms-For the Furniture, &C., cash; for the
Banking House and premises attached. one.third
cash. and the balance on a credit Of one, two and
three years, secured by the bond or bonds OF the
purchaser, with legal interest from the day OF
sale, payable annually, and o mortgage Of the
premises: the. premises to be insured and kept
insured by the purchaser or purchasers for an
amount equal to the amount Of the boud or bonds,
aud the policy OF insurance assigned. Purchaser
to pay for title and stamps. .,..,.
noy2o-itnths8 R. f. FRASER, Receiver.
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BY J. DRAYTON FORD,
Broker, No. 33 Broad street. -
TO RENT ON COOPER

nLANTATIUNS 10 hEN ON CUOrEn
RIVER, a.le -
Will be rented for one or TWO years, those
we'll known PLANTATIONS, NORTH OaACAN
and SOUTH CHACAN. situated on the eastern
side OF the western branch OF Cooper River
4 hey adjon, and may be treated for either singly
or together. Attached 10 North Chachan Is
comfortable Summer Residence In the Village OF
Cor,iesville TWO miles distant These Plantations
embrace large bodies or the best quality Of Rice
and Cotton or Provision Lands, and, together,
make very complete planting interest.
Apply as above, at No. SO Broad street.
dpc3-Stuth3 o. - ..- ~.
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By MILES; DRAKE. Z

NLOTHING, LADIES HATS, ssFANCY
" BOXES, TOYS. &c.
THIS MORNING, at 10 O'Clock. will sell az ny
Store, corner OF Eing and Liberty streets,
An Invoice OF CLOTHING. just received per
Steamship Manhattan, consisting OF:
PANTS AND VESTS, Beaver and Pilot Over.
coats, Black Frock Coats, L. C.. Handkerchiefs.
Hosiery, Gloves. Work and Jewel Boxes, Albums,
Cigar Stands, Ladies' Satchels, Porremonnaies,
Fancy Neck Ties and Bows, Wax Dolls, Fancy
Soap, Buggy Lapiand Robes, &c. dec8 .
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ACCIDENT TO THE CHAMPIoN.-Advices re-
cetyed in the city yesterday give US some OF the
details OF the accident then reported In our tele-
graphic column. 1t appears that at midnight on
Monday, while the CHAMPION was nearing the
city, In dense fog, which at this season OF the
wear sometimes environs everything to degree
that one cannot see the length Of ship, the look
out sighted the steamer Isaac Bell bound for Nor
folk, ahead. Both vessels seem to have discover
ed the danger at the same time, and promptly
sienalled; but 1t appears not quickly enough to
prevent a collision. The steamers almost instant
ly came together with tremendous force and the
champion striking the Bell fairly on the starooard
side, tore every thing away from abaft the wheel
house to the .cab-heads, making wreck OF state
rooms and gangway and breaking the Shaft A
man named Payne, an employee in the engine
room Of the Isaac Bell, hearing the signal hug
ried to the rail to ascertain the cause, when he
was Aaddenly struck and launched into eternity.
This was the only loss OF life. The Champion was
somewhat damaged about her cut-water and on
her !arboard quarter. but notwithstanding, TOOK
fine almost totally disabled Isaac Bell In tow and
carried her to port. The Champion announced
her arrival in New York yesterday
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-anrtipn salss~-g CHR, Dap:-
By JOHN G.safILNOR i& co.

TRY GOODS, HATS AND SUNDRfES
IL THIS DAY, svh instant, at 10 O'Clock, we
will sell at our Store, No. 13s Meeting street,
Fancy, Purple and Mourning PRINTS, Fancy
and Plain Delains Printed and Cadet Satinets,.
Kentucky Jeans, Heavy Twtlls, Cotton Flaunels,
Wool Flannels, ripes, Denlms, Ticks, Head
Handkerchiefs, Hosiery. Chenille Ties, Bedspreads,
BslmOral Skirts, Printed Skirts. Mems Felt Eats.
Ginghams. L. C. and Lawn Hande-chiefs, Chit.
dren's White and Balmoral Hose, &c.
Conditions cash. decS
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CHANGE OF ScHEDuLE.-On and atttr the
10th instant the Summerville train Will leave
Charleston at ten minutes to three, as Will oe
seen oy the advertisement in another column.
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" JEFFORDs Il co.

BY JEFF0RDS 4 co.
TSTATE SALE HOUSEHOLD FURNI-
~ TURE, Horse, Carriage. &c.
Wlll bessOld at SummerViile, on FRIDAY, 9th
Instant OF lOz O'Clock, at the residence OF the ale
q. A. Rodgers. Esq., near the depot.
All the Household FURNITURE.
ALSO,
1CAREIAGE, Horse and Harness.
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ByA. H. ABRAHAMS g. SONS.

nRY GOODS, HOSIERY, NOTIONS,
~ CARPETlNG, &c.
THIS DAY, Sth, at 10 O'Clock, will be sold In our
store. No. 133 Meeting street. ~
An assortment or CLOTHS, Cassimeres. Sati-
nets, Flannels, SnIrting Sheetlng and Pillow
Caae Linens, Shawls. Under anil Orershirts,
Wool and Cotton Hosiery, Handkerchief, Carpet
ing. Hats 1ad IN iay o5ner articles just received.
dec8
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Ametipn saies-sabi Nan.
ByW. y. LEITgH H&R.S. BRUINS,
By W. Y. LErrCH & R. s. BRUINS,

FSTATE SALE, BY ORDER OF THE
~ Executors-Residence No. % 3America street
VII! be sold at auctlon, THIS DAY, the 8th inst,
at The cid P0stotdce, at IL O'Clock,
That desirable COTTAGE RESIDENCE, with
garden attached, known as No. % America street.
near Mary street. Lot measures Is feet 'front.' BY
100 feet In depth.
Terms cash. Purchaser to pay. US for papers
and stamps. ~. 5; -555, = = -dec8s
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A MATTER or BUsNEss.-"A Tax
Payer" who Is himself good business
man. ,7adi has hicyc to tic Interests efthe
slate 4reasGGyi calls dttcntiod'tda matter,
which the Legislature seems in danger Of
overlooking. Whether he IS correct or
not in assuming that an early removal Is
to l,c considered rs fully determined On,
hs ia right in calling upon the Lcgisla'
turc to take the stops necessary to secure
10 the treasury before removaft takes place,
the full bsngfit Of the donations rendered
us the consideration Ora location, lfthey
are not secured BY the ptqPer legal siEeI's
before removal takes place, there Is no
assurance TINT they ever will be made
good. Pledges and promises are, all very
good in their place, but this Is not a mat.
ter Of tAitll gItlisn mattnr,OE BUSINESS.
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. Z: .CI:iInlLc,Iln,Inlntl Mark.et.

-. ala t.,...t. CINCINNATI tGUtHhFy d.
FLovuruncAangGd and dull family = 253S 'Oi
StTa SftTTIRaAfSSGTGsSs-puIl: n % red winter q OOal o.
Conn unchanged: mixed G99 97Oc; prime ThltH OF
yellow TSi14c. OAts-Dull and lower; No. at
R1SGc: No. ht ElSbS9c; wllitn S3It5ic Rye
nm ateliaSc BaFlEy-Dnlt at 90c6bI 10.
! C0TTOX -Dull; mlddlInG y &k6945c.
.TpBACI,O-ln good demand At Iull prices; re-
ccIptS very light
TiisKT-s Steady Al 95c. ''
PItOVIsIOSA-DIIl and prices unsettled; not
falOuFh done u establish IpiiOEn quotations,
Mess Pork-SOll at 81, utcannOt bG bought "a
any extent At this rate, bulk NeatS=.y!cfy dull
at lOAC, iSt{C, itAC and I4&C for shoulder, RIB,
clear Fh and clear AdeA CIOOSc lacOn-Dull aud
neglected; shoulders 19NC; BldeA I1c and l06C
for CtChr, lib and clear r1FtS4. Sugar Cared
tL1Kp&Ball; could have btvn sought at I4KG
t6ct no demand. di.g,f M l-,,-'l y" I'
,RuTTER-SeAFcn and arn Al 31lIjG, III ..,..
EO0E-Dull; declined to 1Sc.
"iCHEkGR- Unchanged Rt 1O617Xe. ~
u OlLA.-Llnaecd OIl--aI. With moderate JObbInu
hGmAnd.li kaTIl Oll.-$l 8S0l b. risat
GROCERIEs-Unchangcd and dull .uH. IS
-. .GSLD-llbt buglng.s
RxcgANdE- Steady q yS9i.1o discount buying
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.e1nan1esit1aYh
y +,aa, WHlEEELING, W. VA, MONDAY n
A AIattey ofBnsiness not to,be Over
~ ". "a iIhnknh rN1f l--l
To MF EIltor or he Tal4lll0m0r. IN n

To he EdltOr Of TIE IatalltgtnoeE' ~ Fr.s
In providing iGr the permanent location
and carly yremOVAl Of the seat Of Govern
mcnt, II & hoped the Legislature will not
transact business loosely, but, will take
care 10 sOclro the State the. benefit Of the
donations 0tIcretl9by tho citizens Of the
points to one Of which It Is now settled
the capital will soon be removed. These
donations arc Of Importance TO The State
In tho present and prospective condition
of the treasury. It Is vGryimportant that
the parties rendering these donations be
required 10 furnish the proper and 'neccs-
sary guarantees before the CapItAlis Rctu'
ally removed. Charleston offers the build
Ing, ten acres Of ground and 500, 900;
PGrkcrsburg offers buildings, ten acres Of
ground and $4,000. These are large
sums, mud some action should be, taken by
which tho parties offering thcm willbc
bound by something stronger than mere
verbal promises made through others on the
floor Of tho House! The citizens 0i Wheel
ing hi rendering their modest donation
proposcl, although no removal %ns TO
take place, TO bind themselves with ample
security that the contract would he Ob.
served To tho letter. Now, If tlie Capital
is to be removed to Charleston, upon the
promises made in the name Of that town,
II is the duty Of the Legislature toprotect
the interests OF the State as carefully as
each member would his own! 1t Is their
duty TO pass an act before a1lOuTnlng atl'
thorizing and REQUIRING tlle Governor, be-
fore the removal Is made, to enter into q
contract with responsible parties, with
ample security, ior the iulfllment 1f the
offers that arc made by these parties. Let
the deeds for tho land be prepared: Let
tho agreement ID regard TO tho buildings
bc drawn and signed, and let the bond be
given and secured for the payment OF the
100000 whenever Tho StatC demands II
for use on the State House, all to become
operative before the 1st Of April if the
present law is allowed 10 stand, or IT any
other location is made, then similar ~; ~;
quircments to be exaCtcd before tho bill
becomes law.
In the event that Tic capital 'bcs per
manenIlYN located a either, ,lat. Charleston
or Parkersbmg, IL Is % matter of'ycfy
great moment That tic large donations
made by tho successful ,pllce, whichever
Il NAV Be, be secured. nThey will not be
secured without legislation to that end. II
tho removal is made without tAe eXecll'
cItion Of legal ttoCulKtnts, nobody is
bound and it@will he found impossible TO
enforce the claim OF the State, to these
donations. Ilon doubt TINT those max
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n News 81 tic Day l
-tlnlls.I.:-l.!01Tr-rf ,rla,r

rPfiFate dispatches nom Washington
report TINT the debt statement for March
Is likely to show il reduction Of four or
ftvSfnillionB. )IIO (lGi,'Isila
A forged check ,E9E four thousand dol.
lars was paid ut the United States Quarter
Masters ofEiCC in Louisville in Tue early
part ofthis month. II Ii supposed 10 have
been presented by m. employee nri''
%, Tie shirt fActOrySol II, B, TWton, ut
Danbury, Conn.,, MUS destroyed by
fro Saturday. Two ltpdfCd wofkmen
arc temporarily thrown out ,Qr employ
mCnt. .I. y ,,r,r
A bill to orepeal thG old lisufy lays has
passed the Maine House without .OplOsl-
tion. 1t allows tlIe parties to agree upon
the rate pgint&cst E1nljeN pHI
oThe Btil50dtt Bc4jaimh Bhticr; WasIrnn
down and sunk oil Watch Hill, r. l., on
Thursday night @Oufliyes were lost. .
The MaIneScHate;has tabled the resOlu.
tiOn 10 .pay the dnte-legal'ttndcr-act debt
IN poiD(i ~ n IN. "A
Oxford and Cambridge arc preparing
for 6nother University Faec.l :,
The fags oHr1bHc building a1tl ship
ping .TScreL Lat hall, G,u{1st yesterday III re-
sIect, 70 tho memory Of NIr. BurBngamc.
Tho temperance committee appointed
by the great meeting IN Chicago on the
ed, will 9this>attGrho oQp$ present TO the
Mayor 0ftlult city D monster petition,
bearing 10000 signatures, In favor Of clio;
sing liquor saloons on Sunday. =.
1RTiiep SAN fSfmicic6 iftdsicai' festival
yielded in gross receipts $4,000.
The, triQl Of George .Ypnlcrpool at
1V6ucGsterl Michigan, i1of the murder Of
Herbert Field, was concluded Saturday.
and the jury Br6hght IN u verdict of guilty
Of murley ri2 -thea dEst degree. Being
asked why sentence should not be pro!
nounccd, The prisoner spoke ten minutes,
calling Oh God 70 bear, witness Of bis In.
noCenCc Of. the crime. lie was sentenced
to solitary confinement for life. - I4i."
Prominent Irishmcn at San Francisco,
propose D mOnsteH petition 70 ,tlegpyerill
fheht Of the United States IN refctChcd TO
theGruel treatment OF Irish political pris-
oncrs in English prisons nude public by
thD English and Irish press asking the
government 10 appoint 4 commissioner 10
visit the different prisons and ascertain tho
real facts Of their treatment a The peti-
tibri il signed by nc whole Irish poplliI-
lion there, ahd viii ID 46tIardcd 70 Senl4
TOR Cass6fly iSf rfSSntatiG i'm q tlr Presi7
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I Z EMITTED III! STAIEs ,SLAIIi-WRsT
POsr OYHicE bkr1BTHENT,

Nj lF.IT WAfIITN0f0E, ,janTaFy "a, l8dO,
PppOsls EIhs TeoeIysd tts c9atisrt oacG
MASH IN 90 iSS9 Ftttte decided 81 iSprif; III TOR
csFrYinT 'tLe malls i{f fhU IUnited StithS lfOm
Tnly iaf0. ID J1ile 8OE 1911. on ti6 following
r1Fias IN fha State OF WeSt Virginia, and fy tho
Sc6Siuies Of titpafurcs and GrfiTalS heFcih 'SpCC
Md, Vii: NOiTET 'TITlI'i ili.HTli 'E'I"ti
SpSI Ffhm PaFlNersbute bY Waller Mis-. TO Bull
Creek. IL miles and baCE: :5br Etg Il wtkE!
/, ... Leave ParkS SfSburiF SATURDAY % 4 AaHI
u Arrive al Bill Greek BY i i; ,n.,a.,r'n
! l'uEG4yG TI1il CFeFe Saturday II I +. N!"'
Aa3I Fnom P1int PlcSSGtiL ,by. = Nerrer'S Bottom
nni Clover VSIley 10 UplAnd, 20 mlps and
! Nh Mack once i week. ~ ~ ''''''' ="
,yu Lave Point PItA!ant Saturday atB an;
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-,TuE Ia.gisteF Is at last able 10 perceive
that tic i5th Amendment i Tho law OF
The land and tlO negro a voter, despite all
the efforts Of that ablC journal TO tho con-
trnry and having made this astounding
discovery, which gpuatty HIpIheyeyPOdy
else Enrcsaw year ago, our cotcmp6nry
sutte1dea ap JlisgsIoq no. syen a4ldng
' tis I,onors iiis Of SaF a. va aay we'll believe
"tho coloFicd troops fought nObly," when
tho citadel of West Virginia Democracy
capiMlatcs to them.
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9UoaNAILscaIW
why the Charleston Bill was Passed
Year Ago.

a - -, fHE IN. ,
WerrprelICe e ieIsetRllete gong. et9tqatlal =
remaENs"n'tc9n - aE'saf ~ ~ ''n' E n ll''' y
aENcEN year ago. the morning a''et
the passage M the sct loca'lng '''c seat ol
government AZ ChaFicS'oh' 10 il'us!taIc
Whae.yas then understood 70 theDb,
jecI IN passing ths,biHF ASMH1Pnty ol
that Legislature was opposed 10 any Ioca'
tion, but the ParKersppFg men WIN great
ingenuity had got things into such snarl'
by parliamentary and other tActlcs' tlla'
the !, only way ", TO prevent a9 immaculate lSs
Eec4ud4 fAel was q pts atIle po'
stItl'lo- ior Laa locaaion' NJ NehAriosloh'
not to take elect till April l. 1871. Inc
Object Of the mover or tPat spO9isqte' a.
stated then and stated now, %as 10 uciet
the removal beyond inc next elecIlQh ana
Ae l!ext} q session ~ hattee mater mlgnt
.beHBHeWed BY tDe people Icand'SeIH en'uet
the control Of the Legislature then 70 pe
e'ec'eu:, te'ec'eu:, tNotpouy tN!tpy ulIOeTSOG uIt1T@ ~" '
terthan the friends of'ofiarlest0n 'anti
in whatever they have chosen 10 do (reaI'
ly very little as yct( % keep the location,
they did 1t with iull knowledge OF
tho risk All their talk about the AitIl oil
the state being pledged 70 them ~ Hlleer
.hanlbng. Theonly4aitli pledged was Oh
their side, and the only progress thus TAT
made towards keeping i. as shown BY
theG. own 1sPFtB t9g1oundtlon Of q
building, which should he ready for oocl'
patton thirty days hence, but certainly
win not. If they hdd been willing to'en'
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SOUTH AMERICA. M

.a.airi',:n. rr.ead lts LISBON, Feb: SC.
. The steamship from RIO JaneiFis0S 70 Or.
rived yesterday. Lopez was forced tC
cvacuatc Passadcro, abandoning his sick
and wounded. Hc moved towards lena.
corr. At last accounts Count DCu WIS
moving across Ala river, In hopes Of In
tcrccpilng LOEeEs4 retreat.
New York, Feb. 81. ;
The Zr6v0ss Caracas YVpeznela, cor.
yFEsIbndCncS, Sseys that tle fdvdldtt6diSts
defeated the government tro6Fs at NdIIuI,
III, near that place, n few days since, and
then attaCketlLN NAlOuCie, but Hller dCsper'
ate battle, causing the loss on both sides OI
400 neP yGrc repqhISPS " IGel govern o,,anc
force. The rcvolutionlsts arc still besieg'
Ing the place. t''
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SPAIN.
MADRID Feb. GO.

The struggle between Tho church and
revolution party Is booming more inten-
slhcd. The debate 6Iy tho proposition TO
prosecute theiArchbf hop d Santiago for
treason threatens to- consume The. session
Of tho conyentiony { 49,, &,
mo Duke cf Mol,penStcr; IN reply to
repeated newspaper articles demanding a
definition Of his position, publishes n letter
in q leading paper, wherein he says lie has
s99 nSs 2i R2y 9sFeeet ,I S1a, z the
the jSIiI g. 1hg G6H 81 fhAtI he is 81 NO
was sohpt6hls ana ahY ]f4ll8cal party
thathc Is satisfied t6be a Spanish citizen
and TINT he longs. f6r-0 definite constittl'
''HF There iCp i favo bctnN NsSde GutiIst dtsstur.
banccs recently at Cdrrcleit,l hcarA A lbdrct
hut they were s,lrrrcssedlR alI'caScs by
The civfi guards. Ffii"" HL" ~ ar /
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90 u eFBAN AFFA4IRETH
NEW YoNE, Feb. 60.
Tho CGbaliJ iJanta Haye The following
IACKsoNynI.R, I'm. .uFebl! e..

7 The Spanish winter campaign came to
n disastrous end at TYAlaE6, Cuba, On the
2sth Of january. Tho Spanish have re.
treated to the towns. Delegations from
tho unarmcd ElBsgs Of thG Cuban Iarny
Ntc begging 6tarfns tohttatk titG'townS,
Ccspetlcs lias appointed General QucsadQ
md Col. AdolphO VarOna to an important
foreign mission. They sailed from Cuba
in the midst Of the encmiesCrplScr, They
pafc how nj Iacksohyilley md Wfll be In
New York some time between the Goth
inst. and the first Of March.
AIlYices Fay ItllcI mVrlPrer II Grcent
waldth Il one Of ID ROdas guides, named
Barr or Bartc. %
Adviccs from Curac6a state That tue
ordcr, Of tho King Of, Holland for qle eX-
pdlsion 81 some Of tic Venezuela feyolu.
iionIsts was suspendedin consequence nt
the opposition Ol'the people, but 1t Is now
to he GNCofcell '1'1 Il = =
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Card From Mr.. Brannon--A Cor

10 ne Editors Of MS ENtclIi0sHotr' !.
In some editorial remarks III your ISSUE
Of the 24th inst, upon tho discussion .iuthc
House of DelegateslOfthe oYFlGk amentl'
menLh you lnIptentip1Nlly err in attrihut'
Ing 70 Meo Hre expression of the opinion,
Tint (he amendment TO the State ConSti-
tution adopted In 1890, twas . part Of the
organic law, and must be respected and
enIoreetL Assleh tIlfGpealedgf1l the con.
stitutional mode" ! expressed no such
OhiHi0f. The question 81. the validity Oi
that amendment having been raised. II GX-
pfe6sIy, stated tint Iklid not propose 70
discuss this legal question, since l'consl!t'
cred It practically material y t1G sub
icct under consideration! 'tliatwhCthet the
amendment was valid or invalid, 1t had
been and vas still being rigidly enforced
By tfle party III power ihtht exclusion ot
citizens from the polls; and TINT bc the NJ
tiUpate decisimfQl tllat .question EhAF i
might, ] wRs unwilling 70 sec The rights
Of fth0EiSards OfadiSftaHchiscd citizens lC'
pend upon or await such decision alone
but was anxious at uneetO set On foot aII
amendment which should Incorporate
their rights I'M tho Constitution so ttAt
no1Ha f9SR89 iG944p'ss'44 SSE Ss$S !ls4 B1ssos
February 25th, 1870"
H;yvG understood Mr.. BRANN6S to con
ccilc, not 50 much as LEGAL proposition as
"a practical flct % be recognized and acted
oa, nix dc 6hiShamtnt Of atsO6, S1ts and
would hsye 70 be. enforced and rcspeCtc[
as part Of the organic law tiNl regularly
repealed His exadtnosIttm l., however
here stated by himself aul VIC very glml
1ygivcptaceto 10 lie cOSrsctiop,",,S,a ..s
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,0m. LOUIgt N
i. sr. Lto,iuiis,. 4. NO. ljFE'eIb, 20.


:: Horace L. ClaAln &C6, oFNew York,
Rnplled 10 the United StAtCs District Court
to force Francis HotkCmGyCr, fcdrrCt
dealer, IN this city. Into bankruptcy,
They allegc HolkemeyGr insolvGnt lay'
'itg Sh tnaebtqllqS pt .dvGf $4,000 with
only 40 per cent assets; also, that he hns
sold a large portion OflhR stock and Gp,
piled tic proceeds TO satisfy tho demand
ofphrttu6iAr friends, l&2ing hiB Eastern
inde9tcdpcss p s. amounting TO 20, oyer t o
ThS' DrcetSttS II .thS Missouri Pacific
Railroad Company applied to the Circuit
Court 10 llayet the $95 800 bond given by
Geo. Z. Leighton, tlitRCI4udsSn bridge
as security IN their late injunction against
the above road. declared forfeited for the
for 6aaS u Si1Gaai16d3 glowing GFdEWth out d
q'Sir SsfSg SSgos1i os1iosM aat o1plq 20
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IiiUuI,. NV HNhk' FUDFuAFy ~
h, COrrOH- Heavy and l0WQr; SSlrG Of 400 DaIsa
at GlI q for mlhdllnY Hpllnds,
win limited export demand fpr low EF4dce OF
GA IGIELIilx-Wheat-SomInSl g. tiIt 1s for No. !
spFinP: AnI 81 916St q for Winter rcd and 1mbeI
'Wcfiefii, -SOminRl OatE-D9l at 5SQt9IC
and 6rni Al giIl95c f0F sound now mixed western,
and 3SiASc for unA0nnt no.. ,
nSsIS-ISioXS-EPoTk -Uull without decided
change Beef-QuIeI without change. Cui
Meats I'm moderate request md steady Bacon
EH-si EE2HnD--sicady: LGleg g6f 80 tIerces prime Stcnm
':G1 'E:GG1sSyGctiyc Il 4Sa28t for fresh.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-02-28
,WAsHINGTON.
The The DisaabiIityy::BiiiiIl.
WAsuISGToH, Feb. co..

WAsHISGToN, Feb, co..
In t1t5s't t1tl5cs confusion attending the 4dmls,
sion of Senator ReYGls To Il seat, yesterday,
Senator Wilson ,ETt4dEcYu Ills motion tc
reconsider the vote, byWhieh was passed
u bill removing political disabilities from
about 5000 persons III Tie South. The
bill now g6ss 10 The Presidcht fOr llis sig
ndinrh Z H'li "a t''t H'''',''' 90.