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&o7S A MONTH, EXPENSES PAID,
DcS - Male or Female Agents.-Horse and
outfit furnished to sell our UNIVERSAL CEMENT,
Combination Tunnel, Button Hole Cutter and
other articles. Circulars free. Address Novelty
Company, Saco, Me. novl4-7s
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rRAND CHRISTMAS JUBILEE,
" D.
NLEY'S CH ZAP ST0 RES
Nos. 100 AND sss KING STREET.

THE GREAT CHEAP MAN"
Oners for sale, at s.ngularly low prices, the most
extensive and varied stock Of CHRISTMAS
GOODS ever advertised for sale 10 Charleston,
and respectfuly asks that discerning and thrift.
" public would save twenty per cent. on .helr
purchases by q favorable consideration OF his Elm
pularities
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90 Rfnt.

DOOMS TO RENT IN SMITH STREET,
IL east Side, second door below Calhoun, next
TO the Engine House. decl6.2+
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A GENTS WANTED FOR THE UNI
II VERSAL TWINE AND THREAD CUTTER;
saves time, twlpe, thread, fingers and teeth. Some.
thing everybody wants. Samples mailed on re.
ceipt Of Is cents. Address GEORGE DAVIS, No.
$50 Broadway, New York. oct30Smos
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THO RENT, THE LARGE HALL AT
Il southwest corner OF Meeting and Market
streets, on second story. Apply 10 THE0
STOStY, Southern Wharf, decl4.thm4
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IF YOU ARE IN WANT OF A SEWING
i MACHINE, see first the HOME SHUTTLE, the
cheapest and best at BISSELL, No. 81 Hasel
street, opposite Express once. Price SIS to $37.
sep15 3mos
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ITO RENT, FROM THE lsT JANUARY,
l. 1872 Premises corner OF Laurens and Anson
streets, now occupied as Grocery Store and ack
smilhshop. Apply 20 J. FRASER MAThEWES.
dsc9-sm
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Cigars, @obarro, &r.

CHEAP CIGARS, TOBACCO, MEERSCHAUM AND
BRIAR PIPES,
and all belonging to the trade to close out ousl'
ness. az L. LORENZT'S,
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Literature.

The LILY AND THE TOTEM, OR THE HUGUENoTs
IN FLORIDA. By William Gilmore Simms.
Charleston, S. c.: Walker. Evans Cogs.
well 1911
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WTANTED, A COMPETENT WHITE
w WOMAN to cook and wash for family OF
three persons; also Colored Boy y or ii years
OF age. Apply at No. IL Wentworth street.
decS
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VXTANTED EVERYBODY TO KNOW
w that you can get First.Class SEWING
MACHINE from LUNSF0RD, Smith street, near
wentworth, cheaper than from any other man IN
the city or State. Give him Call and see for
Yourself. nov28
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VXTANTED, MERCHANTS AND 9TH ERS
w to know they can have their books writ
ten up and balanced; also. accounts drawn OF
promptly, speedily and at moderate Iates. AL.
dress POstofce b * No. 333. dec6-wsm5*
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Eost an6 fonn6.

DICKED UP ADRIFT, (LOOSE) A LOT
OF Scantlng which the owner can have by
paving expenses. Apply to- LAWLER, at Fort
Sumter. decls-oF
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MEN ENGLAND INcENDIAUISM.
New Hampshire Politics.
Disfranchising a Town.
Specie Shipments To-day.
United States Steamer TallapOOsa.
ETC., Etc., ETC., ETC.. ETC., Etc,
FROM WASHINGTON.
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Movements of the President.
WASHINGTON, June 27.--A telegram received at
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tomorrow and remain here two days.
Ovation to Senator Kellogg.
private telegram was received here this MORN
ing from New Orleans, saying that magnificent
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Endorsing President Grants
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Louisiana.
Affairs In the South.
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United States.
Army Orders.
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PRESIDENT GRANT.
His Views on Present QuestiOns-Fish and
the Cabinet-The Utah Quarrel-Th'
COrean Affair.

His Views on Present Questions-Fish aud
the Cabinet-The Utah Quarrel-The
COrean Affair.
A New York Herald letter writer from Long
Branch reports a conversation with the President
remarked that there seemed to be good deal OF
trouble brewing in Utah Territory.
''No," he said, 81 don't anticipate any particular
trouble there. That kind OF trouble always prevails
where there are
PEOPLE WHO WANT OFFICES
and can't get them. L suppose there are men out
side OF Utah similarly afflicted. The charges mace
against the judiciary of Utah are serious enough;
but don't think they are true. 1t Is stated thai
OF the judges has an interest In silver mine, and
that he is using his position as judge in his own
favor don't think that that s OF course II it is
so that judge is not the man for the paee-he have
"You have had visits. sir, from some people from
the Pacific coast who are interested In
THE UTAH QUARREL?"
eyes am asked to take certain course; but
will not take any steps until have made full in
Vestigaton OF the truth or falslty OF the charges
presented to me. My impression Is that the charges
are groundless; but intend to probe the matter,
and If any action is necessary-why Ill act, that's
ALL"
"You will not do anything in a hurry, MI. Presi-
dent?"
case they for their own interests. Constant war
is being waged by
THE OUTS AGAINST THE ms
but am not inclined to obey the behests Of every
.sfhe outs are confident sir, that you are about
to take
A NEW DEPARTURE"
'Tndeed! That's the first heard OF it. What
does ii mean ?"
at is said, sir, that Mr.. Fish is to be removed
that Collector Murphy and the United States Dis
trict Attorney of New York will have TO walk the
plank and, In fact that there is going to be "a
deal all round"
"Well, think should have heard something Of
all that II there was any truth init. How
THE POLITICAL TINKERs
are to reconstruct the Cabinet, dismiss and appoint
officers without nay knowledge Is more than / can
tell. Can you? Mr.. Fish Is not going TO be dis
missed; only trust he viii not resign. 1 should be
very sorry II Mr. Fish retired from the Cabinet. 1
don't think that he intends TO retire. i have not
heard anything about it,"
"Mr. President, do you approve OF the conduct OF
Admiral Rodgers In refusing permission TO tue
Herald correspondent TO accompany the naval expe-
ditiOn?"
~ don't know enough OF that affair TO be able 90
say. 1t is 10 be regretted that we could not have
the news. l believe, though, In the right OF the
commander OF the expedition 70 say VINO shall ami
who shall not accompany him. Naval vessels do
not generally carry outside passengers"
"But
admiral RODGERS
had number of outside passengers with him"
sWell," replied the President, 'the Corea is
good way on and we shouldn't be too hasty in de-
iiverinR Judgment on the conduct OF the oficers
serving there-at least until we know all the facts.
The AFFAIR may wear brighter look by and oy."
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1871-06-27
SATANTA.
General Sherman's Account of the Out
rage Perpetrated by Him, and of HI

General Sherman's Account of the Out
rage Perpetrated by Him, and of His
Arrest.
General Sherman's letter to the commanding off,
Ger at Fort Richardson, near jackson, Texas, CIV
ing an account OF the arrest OF Satanta and 0tner
Indians, is published in the San Antonio Express,
and is as f0llowS:-
FORT SILL, INDIAN TERRITORY, Sunday. May 2s 1871.
Commanding Officer Fort Richardson, Texas-Sir:-
Yesterday after the departure the party which escorted
in for their TstonS Among them were some
%dDg Rs Bird e.
tanta spoke right out and confessed to the agent Mr.
Warrens train Belknap, and which killed the
The agent and interpreter Mr. Jones' brought Satanta
up to General Griersons house in the fort! where
openly admitted the whole affair and described the at
tack exactly the men did to at Fort Richmond only
burnt but General Mckenzie found body, it does
Mr. Tatum the agent, being not only willing but anx
ous resolved to arrest Santana the spot, and all
der and highway robbery road to Texas and to sur
render them for trial to the civil authorities.
influential bad Indians Infested land and
il General Mckenzie comes here General Grtsrson viii
bort Richardson and TO be held safely
the 'Ss osn Ss sd and Ssposed o SS Ss %
ely tribunal # General H MeKenze did not find the
here wish him 20 send here two companies one Of
i G ss & % $sa1
other crimes as the attorney can but the military
p escape slvs for they are '' very AfH' i'm
psS @ o.Ds cms 81 s Ia s
confusion Of the arrest one Indian killed and Satapa
party wounded three others and also that he lost another
man on his way back 80 with his party We are more
bring in fortyone good mules rspiaee those taken By
SstanA bat it is doubtful II they respond TO the Dc
ndSis at the Agency usaed like aocE al
"'' - '-'' '- W. T. SHERMAN. General