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Approved January Is, ISL.

AN C for the relief OF PIcrpont Seymour, Of EnsI
Bloomfield. New York.
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De Il enacted By the Sendte and House Of Rsprssent.
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he u enacted bu the Srudte ana Houte or Rtprsterf-
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IApproved January 30, ls7l.l

JOINT RESOLUTION declaratory Of tho meaning
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fourteen, eighteen hundred and seventy.
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Approved December %, ls7O.

AN ACT to amend an Act entitled IAN Act TO re-
duce internal taxes, ard for other purposes" up.
proved July fourteenth, eighteen hundred aud
seventy,
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Approved March ,. 1871.

An ACT relating to records OF the Courts OF tho
United States.
The New York herald., 1871-12-25

ADJUSTMENTS
y 4. Bacon; s. IA s
during the '''iii Hfis sy'slst ANS EVERY EVENING.
new sSvf1ass f4 Tss sSssSs s;pr... for
NEW Music, scEsasfp scESsaass "a AsD sf, xppolxrxEsEs
q FISHER, MR j. 3. POLK NJ "a '9hk y HonIAN6 Mr.
PaoK, Miss PLEasY n0RDAUHr, MAS. CLARA JEN-
NtSGs tSG aHs Rs. John SETON, MISS LILLE AocoH
"JohA Garth was triumphant and snthuAstic success
We can say with e.ador Of John Garth" tina. Of
Issn NV WS IL au 81 e and 9svs ever '''
e @s are ho:s q .1S con
principal nos!e i = chsssly sss scenery isnduGa
special 'nAsm '1fHfa0C'NT ATTE%CTTvE HovELrIEs
+ha s r. FcssfSskBy cssssAfsSSisfs!y
o. .''0iSi iSSsSsE Ii sas SUCCESS OF JOHN GARTH
M1SaEws and q. JOHN BsoGdRRxs.' idfRsi.''' " = = =
RRookLYs ACADEMy OF MUSIC, IS
. 'as4ssEE.ASsz SzSHsSti sS|Hsssi SSSsszsss1s SSs:zs1 =
Hrs LAST LsSa LEGS. sss
eonry yeeR cs.s: s
sscs; NJ g srCwus ~ Leonard 1r p:, y PEEK
Helen Tracy Mss Ess RoWs, Hss Siora Clayton ia the
a.,;:s sss9sssAA .v.s,ss s4S !,
\
os. ,. !s.ssss sSssss: drama. ii.
TIE GREAT raE1sSieAI sIs2S ! SSSsskaArlos OF rHs
*liM tsA0nA 9if4 OENrU RI. 20 t1sl s21a
- 49, Time tablo: .sasA -EN I'll
0OsclOok-Curlain r1gea. II All ..Nl
0O6-Dues, Rudolph and Amtna. t-s
I0:lO-Yas do F3ousu, CuxypA6os and Corre de BAies
le:l6-Bretoue WoodmA1SA 6shok Dance. .i1.Ng -
Sso-CaraAsIs Song, sGAs hcs Lilale Man" and "ths
sss: s.: dsss sssss sA s..a.s
sa6-ousrtssss. .wscouas. straaasrs Of Earth "A. I
0lE-The Crystal Cascade and Silver Fountain.
o3<-IluminAted 3 Golden TUrrAce. ~ Is ERgrwa ftg
0;4O-Bacchanalian Bales. $500 tit ria4tHs .tAl III
os9-PAs de Crel0ts. ~ ~. ~ ,-tr f4. n
95S-Pas Espagnol .aa q. .4fI 3.stfr N
10 OO-PassO fanta sttc0.
lOcS-Tho Wonderful Majut0ne. .sf -4 .praNss.#4
10 Olk--The Jockey Bong and H0fnpipe, sCarltne."
lOl8-Professor schmidt and Pupill
lO21-Protessor Eamwers Troupe Of Trained AnimaiA
l0:s2-The Astounding Egyptian Jlggera
lO42--Grand and Imposing Amaxon Marcn.
In concuson hc confidently assert that both
- - N''-A ~ THE BLACK CROOK. ta q
ssPlHsiEsIMsOSs PHE MOST VARIED, COMPLETE, ABs0RBINGLY +
INTERESTING, BEWITCHINGLY ATTRAOTIvE,
RfA PERFECTLY PRESENTED BALLET
SPECTACLE 4
EVER BEHELD IN AMERICA:
BLACK CROOK MATINEE EvEEf SATUnDAfs
SEATS SECURED SIX DAYS IN ADVANCE.
The New York herald., 1871-12-25
OLYMPIC THEATRE.
+-Ne M9 CHRISTMAS PANTOMIME. one
@. L. FOx's HUAPTY DUMPTY.
Two GRAND PFRFokMANcFs ON CHRIsrMAs

ss.t s4 All the Great Attractions.
MATINEE AT The great Fog,
the Martens, the Kiralfyss
the Cat Duets,
E aN 4stN&tNHfE the Dance OF the Dwarfs,
II sf la .Atsa.4af. 1 and tho Ia fNe
MSS rs f9asN ~ lnnumsrabe comic apecialties
aFa ~I IMAM efsfH | which are combined In this
wondroua Pantomtms %
make It,
GREAT CHRISTMAS CARNIVAL OF FUN
A chaste combustion OF the 4 s1.fF
ludicrous and the beautiful. EVENING At g.
A realization of youth w g -lf8 III II da'sA y
full dreams Of fairy charms, IL n VI H18A ~ III
charms and Establishments, ~
which enjoyed alike by y ~ fAfaA
young and old and which are -fftai
In perfect harmony with the
carnival sprt OF the holidnyA Il III tlA1
DON'T fAzLt 10 TAKE THE CHILDREN TO SEE
fataL HUMPTY DUMPTf. @st
The New York herald., 1871-12-25

Seventeenth we ek Of Mr..
lAU0USTIN DALY'S pow
lerful drama Of the times, en-
tilted DIVORCE"
Presented with elaborate
scenery, new and costly
ltoiiets and original music.
Characters by Miss Fanny
Morant, Fanny Davenport,
Clara Morris, Mrs. Gilbert,
Linda Deitx, Nellie Mortt-
inner, Kate Claxt0n, Ida
Yerance; Mr.. d. H. Har-
kins, w. J. Lemoyne,
James Lewis, w. Davidge.
Louis JamsA Henry Crisp,
lOwcn Fawcett, d. Whiting,
G. L. DeVere and others.
Goth DIVORCE MATINEE,
SATURDAY NEXT, at III.
AS DAY. rs s~i5S asisi =
SS'fSsaTsEE u I, Is IS .ss !. /. 'i.s. $.
reg
The New York herald., 1871-12-25

GAN FRANCISCO MINsTRELs NO: 5ss BROADWAY.
EVERYTHING FRESH ANb sPARKLINa.
n BiRCH.s WAAB B0i.la BERNARD AND BAcKUSs
! Tho new acts, BEBTHA; or. THE SEWING 0lRL.
CHILDREN OF THE PERIOD, - ~ rts.8s
THE DANCING QUAkTETTE.
gu -fnys. ,..5s THE CL0QOCAE ByRLR6oUAv
x.rrsrr oupfTEA GT5EIsTxAS SAEHrLs TWO ocrncx
Seats secured six days In advance ssstf, 81 6qass
The New York herald., 1871-12-25

ADJUSTMENTS.
DOOTH's THEATRE. BOOTH.
EVERY EVENING
n a IN AND SATURDAY MATINEE AT1s
4 FM& fIAF Mr. EDWIN BOOTH N CT ~
BRUTUs,
In Shakspeare's grand Historical Tragedy of
- JULIUS CESAR, 4 Tf'sat
which win be presented. after months Of careful pro
'--'T' Mr. LAWRENCE BARRETT
~ CASSIUS.
NJ q BANGS MAKO ,s AEIuSR rss
Mr. u. w. WALl!Eh AS .J ULlUo Ssrca
Miss BELLA fATEMAM "A. rohfiA
t5aasN N|sA-@ the characters. tH
Box book open days at the theatre also at
Ditsons Musio store, I'll Broadway. Gselaa 81
The New York herald., 1871-12-25

A ACADEMY.-NlLssoN:.LL TRovAToRE:
"A LAST NIGHT BUT TWO a. OF TEfE
STRAKOSCH ITALIAN OPERA COMPANY
prior 70 departure for plisburg and the West me
TOMORROW, TUESDAY, DEC 26 AT 8 p. H..
IL TROVATORE.
Nile. CHRISTINA NILSSON (tor the second time
Miss ANNIE LOUISE CARY TOR the second time
sgnor p. BRIGNOLI I'm his original creation in ----.
America OF that r0le) .MANRICO
Sguor BARTOLINI CHS second appearance here)
MAX MARETZEK, Musical Director and Conductor.
WEDNESDAY,, 9Th (last night but ope)-LA TRAvIATA.
FRIDAY, goth tlast nisht)- MARTHA.
SATURDAY, Dec, 30, q 30 doors open at l2 30 r
GRAND FAREWELL MATlNEE-MIGSON. ~
t733Ka MIGNON. ss ta fflkf f44.sA~
Seats for above Academy also 7ol and ll4 B'way
THIS Monday, christmas Day., the box office will bs
opou = the Academy from A. n. till 2P. NJ.
The New York herald., 1871-12-25

DOwERY THEATRE st4 sGlU II .-.L.-.
- 7---,-s 4 MERRY ChRISfNAH. T4
GRAND PERFORMANCES.
Engagement for nights only with the great eauesreanu
.IDsfs1 MISS KATE F1SHEk, EssIft a. ~
with her trained horse WONDER. stWfS
IMMENSE DRAMAA
GRAND MATINEE AT O'CLOCK.
Drama Of LIFE FOR LIFE
'ts3r Fa. Drama OF DICK TURPlN. a3i 4 4 ~
Miss KATE FISHER.ss. DICK TuKr1N
JOAN OF ARC. CHRISTMAS SPREE.
The Grand Spectacle Of --.sT tt5
MAZEPPA;
Or, THE WILD HORSE Of TARTARY.
Miss KATE FISHEH...... uazeDpo
Introducing her trained stccd WONDER. -.
Concluding with the drama OF
GALE BREEZELY. tw@
In active preparation new drama By j. W. Meath Rsas
entitled
~s.., st PEDESTIN, s@s
in which the great comedian and character actor,
Mr.. CHARLES PETRIE, s
win mako HIS drst appearance In New York. e3stst.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-10-25
THE COLORED CONVENTION

The convention consumed most of Mondays
session in the discussion of questions pertain
ing to the national administration.
resolution was adopted pledging the allie.
glance of the colored people Of the Southern
States, first to the United States Congress for
the enactment of laws looking to the protec-
ton of them; and, second, to President Grant
for the prompt and faithful execution of the
same
Resolutions favoring the denomination of
Grant being reported, Barbados offered as q
substitute the following:
Whereas, This is a class convention, COM
posed entirely of colored men, convened for
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tlon growing out of our own eniranchisement:
therefore,
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time, to appear even to dictate or anticipate
the action Of the great Republican party, of
which we form but q fraction. Adopted.
Deveaux, Of Georgia, moved reconsldera-
tion, whereupon very exciting debate en-.
sued and was kept up for about four hours.
At one time 1t was thought that some of the
members would come to blows.
A letter was read from Charles Sumner. of
Massachusetts,, recommending that the mem
bers of the convention insist upon their
rIghts-civil, political and educational; reitera.
ting his opposition to the annexation of San
Domingo; advising the removal from Office Of
all dishonest men,. both Democrats and Re-
publlcans; referring In high terms to the
supplementary civil rights bill now before
the United States Congress-; urging equal
rights In all public conveyances, hotels and
common schools.
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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-10-25

The RISE IN COFFEE.-The recent extraor;;
dinary rise in the price of coffee has produced
much discussion In commercial circles. Inc
price of good Rio in cargo, for instance, mas
to @ nearly l. cents per pound. gold. olher de.
scrip,ions of coffee have risen nearly as much.
II is stated that there are at present but iorty
odd thousand bags ofcofee in first hands In the
United States, and some of the large dealers
are ordering carsoes from Europe. When the
tariff was reduced on coffee, tea and sugar, a
year aro, there was an almost immediate de-
cline in the price Oh those articles; but the
short crop of coffee has influenced the present
rise In that "necessityn
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-10-25
VERSAILLES, October q.
NEWS FROM WASHINGTON.
WASHINGTON, October "a

WASHINGTON, October "a.
There was Cabinet meeting To-day 40
sent: Sherman and Boutwell,.
The question Of the Hornet, which was
blockaded by the Spanish fleet In Hayden
port, was considered in Cabinet. Grant holds,
that bearing the American hag, aud being
under bonds to this government, entities The
Hornet 10 freedom in neutral waters. The
diplomatic correspondence mas made some
progress. and all early release Of the Hornet
Is expected.
TO effect the removal of Colonel Robb, collec-
tor of customs at savannah, and appoint in
his place Mr.. james Atkins, who, 1t Is said, Is
backed by Senator Hill and the Congressional
delegation from Georgia. KOpos 1rlends
claim that he will not be removed.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-10-25
THE OLD WORLDS NEWS.

LONDON, October "a.
The Times, this morning, suggests the ap-
poiutment of an impartial commission to set
tie any international difficulty which may grow
out of the cutting out of the schooner Horton
It believes that any complications will be thus
compromised promptly and on an equitable
basis.
VERSAILLES, October a.
In the six departments named In the recent
ly concluded treaty, the Prussian evacuation
is proceeding quietly. In the Supreme Coun.
Gil of Corsica the Bonapartist party, on test
vote. were defeated by two majority. 1t is
currently reported that Prince Napoleon will
tender bis resignation as a member Of the
counsel.
A crisis from scarcity OF money is appre-
hended. Bank of France to-day commenced
to issue thirty-f1ve million OF small currency
notes.
A bill for the formation of an Imperial war
fund was introduced in Parliament to-day.
PARIS, October q.
A boiler exploded at Borbacx, In the depart
ment du Nord, killed ten and hurt many.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-10-25
Affairs IN UTAH.
SALT LAKE, October a

DALI Iahbi VOtVUSK
An expert from Cornwall says the discover
les of tin mines will work reyolntil N IN the
trade. The receipts OF gold and silver are in
creaslng.
Mrs. Cooke sues Brigham Young for money
collected upon her husbands death. Mrs.
Cooke was formerly Mormon, and Is now an
apostate.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-10-25
BE Patient and Prudent.
From the Winusboro' SeWs.l
TIE WEATHER THIS DIY.
WASHINGTON, October q.

WASHINGTON, OclODer *.
The barometer will probably continue high
on Wednesday from the lower lakes to the
Middle and East Atlantic, with clear and
clearing and smoky weather; cloudy weather
continues on the South Atlantic coast, and an
area OF low barometer extend from Missouri to
Wisconsin, with easterly winds on Michigan
and Superior. No important change for the
Gulf coast.
Yssterday's Weather Reports OF the
Signal Service, U. 5. A.-4.47 p. NJ,
I.oca1 Time.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-10-25
Il PRECIOUS RAILROAD MUss.

ATLANTA, October "a.
Parties are selling the rolling stock and
0tner property of the Brunswick and Albany
seized at Brunswick. No payments have been
made for some time. Kimball,s Inability Is
SAID TO result from losses at the Chicago fire.
There are rumors Of the reputation of the
State bonds hypothecated by him. Governor
Bullock has seized the road and placed it in
the nands OF colonel John screven, of savan-
nah. He and r. 81. Brown, attorney of the
road, has gone to New York to investigate the
affairs OF the company. There are many ru-
mors afoat, but nothing more definite than
the above.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-10-25
POLITICS AT THE NORTH.
THE NEW YORK STATE CANVASS.

Mr.. Tilden Gives the Democracy Words
of Cheer - The Local Nominations-
The Germans Eight Nit Siger' Again
The Streets Filled with Target Com
panies - How Candidates are Bled-
Expected Arrival OF tho Russian
Grand Duke-Horrible Treatment or
the Newspaper Reporters.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-10-25

"A feature of the Virginia State Fair is to
be u gentemau's hurdle race, ridden by MEM
bers OF the Virginia Hurdle Club, OF which
Thomas w. boswell Ia president. The entries
are by Phil. Haxall, Thomas Crouch and W. A.
Lamkin.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-10-25
What Does ft Mean!
From the Unionyille Times

A present we are in the dark as to the in
tentions of the government. We do not think
that martial law would be much, If any, worse
than the reign of terror which is now driving
the best citizens of Spartanburg out of the
county, and so prostrating all business as to
cause merchants to seriously think Of boxing
np the stock of goods just laid in and return
them to the Northern merchants OF whom they
VI Il purchased. How this will end God only
knows; but we fear the result VIII De anything
Sut peaceable. The Intimidation heretofore
exercised over the colored voters to make
them vote the Radical ticket is now seen
through by that class, and the leaders OF that
party are seeing them leave their ranks. They
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-10-25
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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-10-25
IuBUsCIDING Il STEAMER.
NEw ORLEANS. October q.

New ORLEANS, October "a.
The crew Of the steamer Planter. on going
ashore for water, near Mulatto Bayou, was
fired into by an unknown party. Two were
mortalIy and one severely wounded.