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towards the development Of tho South Carolina
Phosphates.
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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-01-08

TIE CoLORED EXODUS FROM VIRGINIA.
EX-Commandcr Matthew F. Marry has pub
lisfed letter in the Virginia papers on the
departure of coorcd persons from the State.
He offers the following calculations:
''The public press states that there are now
in Virginia two agents, one calling for 5000
the other for lj,UO0 ablc-bodied negroes TO 20
South. Let lis suppose that these twenty
thousand abled-bodicd men go-and probably
q lat.er number in the aggregate than that will
go, for there arc undoubtedly numerous agents
at work sending them off,
"Thc lifelong services of an able-bo0icd
negro man were, before the war. valued at
from $1,000 to sl400-let us call it $1,000. With
the exodus of these twenty thousand laborers
the State loses s2O,00OOOO of its industrial
capital. Before the war such an exodus would
have left $4,000, 900 in its stead. Now the
loss is total and complete. Nothing is left but
the old, the feeble and infirm, who were de
pendent upon these ablc-bodcd men, and
whom those who remain have 10 care for.
"ies, they left something more behind; they
left the lands they have been cutivating TO be
turned out into old fields, to become waste,
and grow with pine, bricrs and scrub, and
thus, by increasing the area of uncultivated
lands, diminish the marketable value Of real
estate in Virginia"
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THE POLISH COLONY IN VIRGINIA. The
Lynchburg Republican announces the sale of
thirty-threc thousand acres Of land, lying on
both sides of James River, in the counties Of
Amherst, Rockbridse and Bedford, 10 an asso-
organized as the ''Polsh Emigration Land
Company" The papers have been formally
and fully signed, and the. first instalment of
the purchase money actually paid. The amount
of money for which the property was sold
must have been more than hundred thous-
and dollara. The officers of the company are ::
President, Hon. Caleb Cushing; vice-lresdent,
Hon. William Brown; secretary, Hon. W. w.
Boyce; treasurer, Colonel D. l.. Eaton; manag-
Ing director of emigration, General Joseph
Smolenski; directors, Hon. Caleb Cushing,
William Brown, General Smolenski, DR.. Gill,
Mr. True and Mr.. Hall. These gentlemen are
possessed OF ample means, and have made
this purchase with the view of its becoming
profitable investment. 1t is proposed to plant
a colony of Poles on the purchased tract, and
the transportation Of such emigrants to this
country will at once be begun under the
charge of General Smolcnski, the director OF
emigration.
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SP.IRKS FROM TIE WIRES.

There was an earthquake ut Bakcrsyillc.
California, Gil the 3d.
Commissioner Delano has instructed the super
vlsors in dstllery districts throughout the coun-
try to change the gauges in their districts once
in every three or four months, in order to have
the law properly enforced.
The United States tug Maria lost four of her
crew by collision with the iron-clad Miantono-
nah, at the entrance OF Martha's Vineyard.
Commodore Poore reports thirteen thousand
Spanish troops at Havana December alst.
General Mower, commanding the Department
of Louisiana, Is dead.
a dispatch from Havana to-day says: "Well
armed bands Of Insurgents, two or three hundred
strong, are moving OIL Cinco Abajo and Cinco
Villas district. Their supposed object is the cs-
truction OF cane.iields. There is much sickness
Mt Ncuvitas.n
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MANUFACTURING INTERESTS, &C.

am informed that in few days petition,
signed 10y fifteen hundred persons, will be intro
duced in the Senate requesting the General AS
sembly not to tax manufactures.
In the House, today, Burrel James, colored, i'll
troduced resolution declaring the seat Of +.
Root, member from Edgencld, vacant. James
was informed that Root was present, and the
resolution was laid on the table. Root, 1t Is
claimed, moved from EilgeGeld 10 Atlanta, and
altogether neglected his duties as legislator. lie
claims pay "fur services rendered." and will
get it.
There is petition in circulation here request
ing Congress to abolish the franking privilege
1t is receiving numerous signatures.
General O. 0. Howard is now. 70 o'clock) ad
dressing the negroes at Janncy's Hall upon poll
tics, with q Slight mixture Of education.
The Governor has a grand reception tonight.
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THE LIGHTNING STRIKE.
WASHINGTON, January :.

WASHINGTON, January :.
Contrary to the statement Of the Washing
ton Telegraphlc League, no report whatever re-
garling the strike was sent hence last night by
the Associated Press. On inquiry al the Western
Union Telegraph office this morning, it was ascer-
tainctl that the Office is prepared to receive and
transmit all business offered. Tile force now on
duty consists Of thirteen operators besides the
manager, and an additional number are now on
their way hither Two OF the branch Offices in
Washington have been rc-9pened and the same
is expected of all the others in the course Of few
days.
AUGUSTA, January 7.
The operators in the third and fourth districts
from Wilmington, n. G., 10 Mobile, except the
Atlanta Office, took no part in the strike.
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EUROPE.
Great Mass Meeting OF the Working
men of London-Thc Government Pc
toned to use Idle Vessels for the Pur-
pose of Free EmiSration-Specch of siz
George Grey.
LONDON, January 1.

LONDON, January !.
An immense mass meeting Of worllingmer
was held this evening at Exeter Hall Tor the pur
nose of considering the subject OF emigration. Sii
George Grey occupied the chair. The meeting
was held under the auspices OF the Workingmen's
Emigration Society Of London. Deputatlons o.
workingmen were present from Birmingham
Liverpool, Manchester, Sheffield and other large
towns.
On the platform were many members OF Parl!a
lament. Sir George Grey delivered lengthy nd
dress. He said the English labor market was
overstoeked with artisans. At the present time
thousands Of men were unable to obtain employ
ment, and hav.-g no means to emlgratc, were
filling the warehouses. He lhoughtit the duty Of
the government TO organize system OF free emil
grafton to English colonies. and to use gov vern
ment vessels now lying Idle for the purpose, and
pay all the expenses of transportation. And he
believed the government would lose nothing by
adopting such a course, while 1t would invigoratc
the colonies, and enrich both the home govern.
ment and the workingmen.
Resolutions were adopted impressng upon the
government the necessity OF consolidation OF
the empire by maintaining close connection be-
tween England and her colonies. Also, calling
upon the government to organize national
system Of emigration to the British Colonies, he.
eving that to be the only remedy for the pre-.
vailing distress among mechanics and the labor.
ing men OF the country; recommending lille gov
ernmcnt vessels to be used for the purpose, and
that there shall be regular Intervals for their de-
parture, and that cmigrauts shall be landed In
whatever portion of the British dominions they
may prefer to locate.
The resolutions were carried amid great en-
thusiasm. committee was appointed to walt
on Mr.. Gladstone for the purpose OF impress!ng
upon the government the necessity OF its supple
mcnting the Efforts Of the society, 10 send the
surplus labor of England to the colonies where
labor is IN demand.
The Council of Rome.
ROME, January 4.
a general congregation OF the Council was held
at the Qurinal yesterday. The Pope was not
present, and the cardinal presiding by right OF
age, announced the recent deaths of four cardi
mails. The appointment Of Cardinal Blo as
President of the Commission on Dogmas, and ol
Cardinal Catcrni as President Of the Commits
sion on Ecclesiastical Discipline, was promul
gated. The Council is In session again to-day,
and the business Of organization continues.
The sucz CanuI-A Bad Report.
LONDON, January ].
The correspondent OF the Morning Post says
that everything drawing over fifteen feet must
be lightened through the Suez Canal.
Bavaria.
MUNICH, January. :.
The antiPrussian party have considerable
majority In the Bavarian Chambers.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-01-08

HENRY WARD BEEcuER's CuURcM.-Mr
Beechcr's annual auction of choice reserved
seats in Plymouth Church, Brooklyn, came of
encouraged tho sale by his presence. The bid
ding was quite spirited. Mr.. Gage carried of
the best seat, which is near to the stage and or
chcstra, paying $6l5 therefor, including the an
and Mr. Claflin, the dry goods prince, paid
respectively $3.50 and SiS5 for the next best Sc
lrclons. The net sum realized was larger than
in any previous year. and shows That Alr.
Bercher's attractireness as "star" preacher
has uo. i,rcliuc1.-WoHa.
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@rOFFICE CHIEF OF POLIO.

nwOFFICE CHIEF OF POLIO E,
MAIN sTATIoN-uoUsE, CHARLESTON, S. c.,
JANUARY !, 1S7o.-Thc attention Of all persons
concerned Is hereby respectfully called to the
following City Ordinance, which will be strictly
enforced on and after this date:
Notice Is particularly given, that oil public balls
where tickets are sold, will be required to pay
License as laid down in Section 2.
BY order OF the Mayor.
II. w. HENDRICKS.
Chief Of Police.
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TIE CHARLESTON NEws.-This is one of the
most enterprislng, able and dcservedly popu-
lar papers published in the South. 1t is ably
conducted, earnest in effort, honest in express
sion, and true to our section-.tor ace haze no
country.
AS an evidence of its enterprise and spirit,
we notice that OH Christmas it issued u double
instead Of single sheet. Those wishing Il
Charleston daily. will do well to subscribe 10
THE NEws.-Darli,lgton Democrat.
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ms- TO PRINTERS.-E YOU WANT
NEWS, BOOK, CAP DEMI and MEDIUM PAPERS,
Bill Heads, Statements, Cards, Card Board, Print
Ing Material, Binding, Ruling and Cutting, got TO
EDWARD PERRY, No. 155 Meeting street, oppo'
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rFRoM QUIZ own CORRESPONDENT. =
COLUMBIA, January Q.
coosAwHATcHIE COUNTY.


coosAwHATcHIE COUNTY.
Wright to-day introduced in the Senate n
petition OF several citizens of Beaufort County,
requesting that the county be divided, and the
new county be called Coosawhatchie, as provided
for in the "bIl to create the County OF Coosaw-
hatchie,m which was reported unfavorably upon
by the Committee on incorporation prior to the
recess. The petitioners stated that they would
defray the expenses Of building Jail and court
. house, the expense Of building which was the
main objection the Committee on Incorporation
had to the passage OF the Iii. The petition was
referred to the committee
COTTON STEALING.
Wright also presented petition, numerouSly
signed by the citizens of Beaufort County, which
related that there were several storekccpers in
that county who were in the habit Of purchasing
at night cotton which had been stolen. The petit
ton in conclusion requested the General Assem-
bly, to create q law which would punish these
storeEeepcrs and relieve the people OF their pres
ence. 1t was laid over under the rules.
From all parts OF the State come complaints
from parties whose cotton has been stolen during
the night and sold to Inscriptions merchants.
Yet, In the House to-day, several members as
serted that they did not believe that there
was much cotton stolen, and that the
complaints were made merely for political effect.
The occasion OF these remarks was the bill Of
fered by Feriter Of SUMTER to regulate the sale Of
cotton" which was the especial order' for one
O'Clock. This bill provides for the appointment
Of commissioner in each county, with deputies
whenever necessary, whose duty it shall be to
weigh all cotton and keep registry OF the buy
er and seller. The Committee on Agriculture,
to which it was REFERRED reported favorahly, With
an amendment providing that the county COM
missloners Of each county should appoint the
commissioners whenever in their judgment they
deemed 1t necessary. When the bill was taken
up to-day, DeLarge moved to strike out the cn.
acting clause.
+ This motion elicited remarks from nearly all OF
the speaking members" and even caused two
to make their maiden speeches. Ferter said
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nsr NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN
that, two months after date, application will be
made to the Court OF Common Pleas for Charles
ton County, or the Judge at Chambers, for Char
ter for the Chicora Fertilizer Company. tan1 80
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~MEDICAL NOTICE.-PATIENTS
suffering from Diseases pertaining to the Genito
Urinary Organs, will receive the latest scientific
treatment by placing themselves under the care
of DR.. T. REENTsJERNA, 0nlcc No. IA Hasel
street. three doors east from the Postoilice.
pOI5
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AN ORDINANCE TO FIX THE PRICE OF LICENSE Fol

AN ORDINANCE TO FIX THE PRICE OF LICENSE FOR
ALL PUBLIC EXHIBITIONS, SHOWS, CONCERTS,
LECTURES, &C.
Aldermen in City Council assembled, That from
and after the passage Of this Ordinance, every
public exhibition, entertainment, SHOW, concerI,
lecture &C., of any character or nature WhateveT,
which shall be hereafter exhibited, represented,
acted or delivered In the City OF Charleston Tor
gain hire or reward, shall 1rst receive license,
and shall pay for The said license the sum or sums
hereinafter mentioned; provided, however, tnat
nothing herein contained shall prevent license
from being issued free Of charge, Tor any such
nubllc exhibition entertainment, &C., where the
Same may be In aid of or for the benett OF any
religious charitable or literary society," or insti'
tuition located in this city.
SEC. 3. That the price OF license to be hereafter
paid for public exhibitions, entertainments.
Shows, concerts, &C., shall be follows, TO wit:
For each and every circus, so per uay. .,,,,.
For each and every mcnagerle or other pubic
exhibition Of q like character, the sum OF SO per
day for each and every day the same may De
exhibited.
mr. nuRlIc entertainment OF like character, the
sum of $40 for each and every day tile same may
be exhibited. 49,
For pnnoramas, paintings, works of art or
mechanism, and all public exhibitions OF IKE
character, the sum OF $40 for each anu every day
the same may be exhibited.
For lectures, &C., and for each and every other
kind or public ENTERTAINMENT OF any character or
description whatsoever not SpeSlnclj
such sum as may be determined by the Mayor per
day, for each and every day the same may oe S ex
hi6ited; except for theatrical performance Dy
regularly established corps, which shall pay such
sum or sums as the City Council may determine
on application to them.
For each public ball and festlYity given IN the
city, SIS. ...o.,, xo,son who .,s
opcn to the public any kind Of entertainment, eX-
hibltion, show, concert, &C., without having nrst
obtained q license as aforesaid, or without nav.
ing paid license fee hsren 5ns s
every day the same may be so kept open, to he
by the Ma. ana ~ Of ths
said penalty to go to the informer, and the other
to the use of tile city. c,r II
SEC. !. That each aud every application LOT IL y,
cense of whatever character or nature, sham
hereafter be Immediately referred ny te GerS VI
Council to the Mayor, who Is hereby au.nTFzea T ,,at
to grant the same upon satisfactory PROOF tnat M
The license fees have been deposited with the Clty
Treasurer. ,,., c 1,or,o oil ,,or tho writ
ton authority OF the Mayor, shall issue all licenses
Which may Te granted, to be countersigned by
the Mayor. Jon. ~
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mpPERRY'S COMEDONE AND PM
PIE REMEDY positively cures Comedones, (Bald
Heads or Grubs) also Red, White and Malterated
plmples on the face. Depot No. 40 Bond street,
New York. Sold by Druggists everywhere.
daoR
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@ IF YOU WANT LAW BOOKS,
LAW BLANKS and Legal Printing, go to EDWARD
PERRY, No. 155 Meeting street, opposite Charles
ton Hotel, Charleston, 8. G. decl4 6mos
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Coosawhatchie County-cottonS Stealing
Threats of Using the State Militia
Special Tnxes-Advnnces for Agricul-
tural Purposes-Jurors I'm Felony Ca
Interest of State Bonds in Cole
Townships-The Bond Bil1-Fsrc COM
panies-Columbia Oil Company-Stray
Items.
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ms- GO TO GEORGE LITTLE & co.
for WATERPROOF TWEED OVER SACKS, for
s5 decls stuth
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Obltuarn.

ALISON.-Dicd on the a4tl December, 1869, at
Kingston, De Soto Parish, Louisiana, In the 2Sth
year OF his age, WILLIAM MCCANTs ALlsoN, sec
ond son of Dr. Lockwood Alison, formerly OF
South Carolina.
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Guerial Notlecs.

s-DIvINE SERVICE WILL BE con-
QUOTED in the Orphans Chapel on SABBATH AZ
rERNooH, at halfpast 3 O'Clock, by the Rev. WIN.
s. BOWMAN. jams
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ms- DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNI

ns- DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNI
TED STATES OF AMERICA, EASTERN DISTRICT
OF SOUTH CARoLINA.-In the matter Of WILL
LIAM GASTON ALLEN, Bankrupt-Exp parteBEN-
JAMIM E. DU PONT.-In Bankruptcx.-ln pur-
suancc OF nm order in this cause made by His
Honor GEORGE S. BRYAN, United States District
Judge, the Lien Creditors OF said Bankrupt arc
hereby notified 10 come In and establish their
Liens before ME, on or before the 25th day OF
January. 1870, or be debarred from oil benefit Of
the decree to be made in this case.
JULIUS C. CARPENTER,
deco5 So Registrar In Bankruptcy.
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ns- IF YOU WANT STRAW, MANIL-
LA and all kinds Of WRAPPING PAPERS, go to
EDWARD PERRY, No. 155 Meeting street, oppo'
site Charleston Hotel, Charleston, s. @.
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