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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-07-11

PETrr1oN1sa THE ExEcuT1vE.-Trial Justice
John G. Mackey left the city last evening for Co.
slnmbia, forthe purpose Of laying before the Gov
ernor petition signed by many OF the Charles,
ton pilots, asking the removal OF Captain Hsoe-
.ncht, chairman OF the commissioners Of pllotage.
The principal cause ofthe petition ID the injustice
recently done Pilots Edward Myott and George
R. Wilson, In suspending them without reasona-
Bile cause. Captain Habenicht Is also an active
pilot himself and being chairman OF the colnnnls-
sicners would be reduced to the absurdity Of try
ing himself for any default or negligence Of duty.
Mr.. Mackey also carries pef-'on for the pardon
OF G. q. Cleapor, convicted CT blgamy at the last
term OF the court OF eneralsessions. 1t is sign
ed by all or the jury and numerous citizens, and
as the offence has many more mitigating circum::
stances than can bel found in BoHen,s case, the
Governor iaay follow with muoh easier conscience
the precedent SO recently furnished by the Exec:
utLve at Washington.
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WARD, IA meeting Of the citizens. iof; this
ward was held last evening 70: the purpose of
nominating school commissioner for the ward.
Afserc discussion. fne4selection Of 8
oandidasewas iert to the delegares to- the Nomina.
ting Convention. Their choice TO be brought be.
fore the ward for approval, 4 II hold another
meeting before the convention met. 1t was
moved that several committees be appointed BY
the chair, after which the meeting adlourped.
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.DR. B A E R 5
IMPROVED
VEGETABL E CATHARTIC PILLS
will, remedy BILIOUS DISORDERS and
LIVER COMPLAINT-W cure Dyspepsia or
Indigestion, Headache, Costiveness, Loss Of
Appetite, and have proved OF great use IN Seu-
raleia Dropsy, Dysentery, Piles Pains IN the sue.
and an arrangements Of the stomach. These
Pills contain no Mercury, and may be taken With
perfect safety by any persons, and IN au sltna'
lions Of life.
No family should be without them.
Manufactured by OR. d. bAEH,
wholesale and Retail Druggist,
Charleston, 8. O.
Price per box 25 cents. Usual discount TO Inc
trade.
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DESIRE to inform the people OF Charleston
and the country that they can buy better and
cheaper Sewing Machine from me than they can
elsewhere, and now is the time, and No. 81 Queen
street is the place, to get hrstelsss Sewing Ma;
chine, either new or secondhand; 30 come one,
come all, and let me serve you to No. Machine.
jun1o ]. L. LuNsFoRD.
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:. .aattiSa gaIf1s:59BissG !: uasp.
By LAUREY-kALEXANDEH.
GTRFPSs iHH0pLDERS} efBEEIiIES.
- ahi sss SIDES l,&Ss si!aN 5lt,flGJfqFG
s,ara anls y haH day y es
' MI M VOL Il sit Is sI
qs' 10 S.s.e Sss sees 4. si5s; sidss' ps.Ass
sSas; SSasi ssSs1ssEsz Sssass lots II: s.eeso
10 Ssfss sGassse s sI Is$$ 80 sa. .:s: -: $
Conditions e.si easa ~ - .5s 9: s;t sjulym
IETGH&sR: s.sRRIlas,s
,.scfs.. Easf =.Ausf1onners.i y 10 .rsg stp;l=
NHRFE e3)a eDRSIRARIE a,SM. I'll
y DWELL'Nas-undef Foreososabs lof Mort
"a pursuapae .ot an ordstsot. his Honor Il F.
ct al, VIM be onered: T5r sals This DAY, The
1itn Gay yiof dAe Oid anHondhsnaB atH
Ali that LOT L6T,: P1g5E oa paRoEL FLAHp.
buildings thereon, si.uiax ayiBe xhf being atthe
spptheaSt conner of4 Aikens s,S16sBtfn
the 0ity Of C6arleston and. State afprasaad, inca.
sss1 s55g gsaSss sas ass ssI 1sz g
8ofeet deep0n Atksnstre md the samenn tha
east line, be.the said measurement 8 littlaHoEe
or less; butting and bounding west on 1Ik6n
SeiOwdescrihed, below aud scuth onsLsndnes Of
Il. Herdrick SCI.
All thss Loh PIECE So as.P i AalaEE. SNssIzap,.
Sa saiiainsS Ing gSsiso1 ssS srns ssfa III
,eoutn sIde OF Blake street. ms 61ty
ton, ald, .iNmedla adioiplpg en sthes ssastShe
Ii h0 ane aneTa on ssse slss9
same on the soucn faet rteeeean ffIaeass
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BUSINESS ENvELoPEs.-THE NEWS Job Office
ls now prepared to furnish good envelopes, with
business cards printed thereon, at$4 per thous.
AMI. Send your orders. Every merchant and
business man should have his card printed on
his envelopes. ~.
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To BUSINESS MEN.-Five hundred fine Buff
Envelopes for 81 Is.
jun2o-tu HAsE1 STREET BAZAAR.
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BILL HEADS printed on fine paper at So, "a,
IS, Sc so and So so per thousand, according to
size, at THE NEWS Job ONCE.
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SELF ACTING.-NO PUMPING.-N0 AlH
-, INJECTED.
The best universal SYRINGE In the martek
It is recommended by the first Physicians o. tn
country. -. ~. :; - ,,as,-
There are no valves, ana nothing tnat WIZ cor
rode. One win last o LIE time. -,
Dr. JOS. q. WARREN, an eminent PMMcAn' W
Boston writes to the manufacturers: ,-..e
From the fact OF Its stn lartty ana eosISSt' 81
urinciple In the structure or yonH "Fo1ncin Sy-
rnge and for the easy nsnipuat1n pEscscanse ao9se
mended this instrument extensiyely."
The Profession arc Invited 70 call ana exam'n7
the apparatus. 3: {. .,-,.. -
iUA -e s Or. q. BAER,
no. 1S1 Meeting stree1
novao Agent for Soath Carolina
UsT ECEIiV E D..
y CATAwBA GRAPE PILLS,
DE-. q. BAER,
no11s No. 15 Meeting street..
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AkoNG TIE TRIAL JUSTICES YESTERDAY
Rose Edwards was brought before Trial Justice
Magratb ~ the charge OF asssnlsing Nancy Mitch
ell. She Is sentenced to q fine Of one dollar and
costs, or i've days in.jal.
scipio Barnwell was arraigned before Trial JUS
tlce Magrath on the charge Of stealing corn from
,AGr. Miller's farm. and, after examination, SEN
SIsnced to thirty days In jail. iss
Augustus Riohtsr was arrsigned before Trial
Justice McKinlay ON the charge OF stealing seve.
raj articles OF Women,s washed apparel from q
clothes line. Heuas found guilty. and sentenced
to-odirtJ days in jail. Richter is stranger in
the city.
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Mount ZION scHooL.-We direct attention
to the advertisement. Of this, one Of the best
known institutions OF learning In the State. Mr..
Farrow, who succeeds Mr.'woodward Sas princl:
pal, Is graduate ofihe Military Academy in this
city, and has had consde derable experience In that
gentle art, Of teaching the iyoung idea how to
shoot; and, we doubt not, VIM do his duly man.
fully, and earn the reward of faithful service in
the appreciation both OF parents and pupils.
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!. ,ANoTHae OF UNCLE SANS PETS CONE TO
.GR1EF.-we learn from the Savannah, Advertiser
Thai. Considerable lsiaications has jazsoome to
light, connected with the customhouse in that
city. Mr. Wellman, the cashier Of the custom
house, is the party impicated-his accounts upon
examination having been found sshors to the
amount Of $1,000. This deficit has been conceal.
ed for sometime past, $4,000 Of it having been re-.
presented by false vouchers, issued to supply the
deficiency, and the balance by extra charges,
made against merchants and vessels, not author
ICED by law. The friends Of the defaulter are try.
ing to raise sum sufficient to make good the de-,
felt. The government thus far has no! instituted
proceedings against the defaulter.
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1APNHPREsENT.-Cap Captain @. @. Whit, ,;ot the
steamer Emile, has been made the recipient Of
. very handsome watch and chain.s The chain Is
Of massive gold, and has attached to 1t seal sym
bolic OF the various degrees In; asonry 1t is a.
present from Captain Whites brother, who resides
In Springfield, Mass, and was, gotten up by S. E.
Bailey prominent ieweller Of that city. is now
on exhibition at Carrington's, where connosseurs
In jewelry may inspect It.
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Our OwN.AMany weeks Of fond est, most
anxious incubation terminated happily, last
night. At quarter to twelve O'Clock wehatched
% mil grown and stolerably healthy conundrum.
It shere. ;De6old q &c 8
What is the difference between mean man
and q man Of means .s..ss,,s .; y
Answer. The dinerence is "s,-endtial but not
essential. !. :sslf.'s u .'. - --Iat
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!! TIE CROP PROSPECTS, IN FAmY1ELD.-Thef fol-
lowing is an extract FROM q letter TO- facsorage
house Of this cltJ, dated Monticello, Fairfield
County, s. C., July q:
Crops Of both corn and cotton nave improved q
good deal Of late. yet there is much cotton that
win never be rescued from the grass and weeds.
Cotton crop generally two weeks later than last
wear. $50 Fsss.-s5ll. :. - .''. =
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A Cool RoBBERY.-Yesterday morning a
colored man approached the front door Of q resi-
denee on Rutledge avenue, land rang the bell.
After waiting few minutes, and no ono answer
Ing the bell, he opened the door and vent In. he
Wasseen soon aftsr by o ahopkeeper on the op.
posite side OF the avenue, making a rapid exit
with basket on his arm. An alarm was given
soon AFTER but 1t was 100 late The thief had car
ried on all Of the available silver which few mo.
ments before adorned the sideboard. The shop.
Keeper says he saw the man plainly, and can
Identity him II he ever lays his optics upon him
again. -,
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r q S. II 3 EIV E D,
oARBoLATE OF LIME. the best 6sc Disln1ecSans scss.
and deatroyer of Rats, n Bugsi Cockroaones.
lie. A small quantity placled where tney frequent
will at once diBperse them. r.o+oh,. po,n. 2,
Pendleton's Panacea, or Vagetaoie ram Elk
a fresh supply Of Flen,ing's Worm Connections
'ns Aso SIs fresn supply Of SEAL oLEUM, the great
,amadv for rheumatism.
enr ssie. wholesale and retail, BY
~oA e-'0' Dr.. q. BAER,
-, vao No. 131 Meeting street..
PROFESSOR BERGER'S BED-BUG
DESTROYER
Costsr,s INSECT POWDER
Glentworth,s Roach Exterminator
Costars Rat Poison ,.
For sale by u. s,;ns n; n atrea,
1y5H NO isA 0ee'A's ''"s'
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"ASD cosrs n-some time ago q. young man
In the Village OF Sumter thought to take advan'
tage Of the popular method Of gift enterprise to
dispose of his wares, and advertising that there
was prize more or less valuable in every box Of
his blacklDg; he soon began to do thriving trade
in this useful article. The affair was reported to
the United States authorities, and the trader vas
prosecuted for carrying on ans'illIcit gift enter
prlsen His case was tried. yesterday In theVni'
ted States District Court, and having been con-
yicted, he was sentenced to pay g. fine Of ten dol.
lars "and costs" The fine was small, because he
was recommended to thelenity Of the court. The
costs footed up only the trihe Of one hundred and
seventy dollars. Justice, it seema, is satisfied
with ap z, but the onacers Of the law require sev.
enteen, times that amount. "Fiat justttta celune
r7latn by all means, but costs are different mat.
Ter. Lenisy has nothing to doiwith costs.
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1souEsT.-coroner TAFT held an inquest, at
the National House in King street, over the body
Of white man, named Hermann Dryer, who
was found dead in his bed yesterday morning.
The deceased was native Of Poland, and about
% years Of age. He arrived In the city at half
past 8 O'Clock Sunday afternoon, accompanied by
his wife and mother, from Henderson County,
Alabama, on his way to the North. The party
put up at the National House, and the deceased,
who was paralytic, and had not spoken for six
months, retired at the usual hour With his family.
Early yesterday morning the alarm was given
by his wife, and ca, examination the deceased
was found. dead in his bed, he having expired
during the night, without his wife even being
cognizant OF the fact. The Jury returned verdict
that he came to his death by stroke ofparalysis.
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CLUBS AND Albert collins, charged
with stealing a pair Of shoes, was examined and
referred to Trial Justice Schroeder.
Jacob Grant, lodged on the charge Q; stealing
an ACCORDION aud other articles, was turned over
to trial Justice for prosecution.
Rosanna Williams and Martha Dess, two COL
ored women, reported for keeping disorderly
house, failed to appear, and their case was post
poned until this morning. ..
solitary victim to the insidious influences OF
"cool gin slingsnI found nis.way to the lookup,
and was discharged upon pleading the height
Of DR.. Blackman's thermometer.
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COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT OF CANCER
PLANT-Price 81
Cough Linctus-Prlce 81 =
Disnthus Extract, for Epilepsy, st. Vltus' Dance,
;. Spinal and Brain Af[ections-Prlce 81 -. ,-r
Catarrh Specifc-Pnce So -.
Hydrated Oxymel, for Consumption, Bronchitis,
Whooping Cough, &o-Prics So ss5:4- ~.
Pile Extracte.a never failing Pile cWemPrce 81.
May Apple Pills, for Dyspepsia, TorpidltY OF the
Liver, Constipation, &c-Prlce 80 cents
Headache Pills-PHce so cents
Alkaline Resolvent-an iodized chemical water
superior to Yichy, Kissingen, Se!tzer, &C.!
Price 81
Five Minute Pain Curer-Price 81
Chemical Healing, Blood and Bone Ointment
Price 81
Ethereal Phosphorus-Price So
Lith1a-for the Kidneys-Prce $3
Kafalps Extraot-the woman,s lr!end-Prce 80
Victoria Regia-unrivalled for besuhfyhg the
complexion-Price 50
Amsranth-i0r the Hair stops failing hair-Price
81
Neuralgia Rheumatic Elixlr-Price 81
Fever and Ague Globules-Price SO per bcx.
For sale BY DR.. b. BAER,
. spr2l No. lSl Meeting street. Charleston:
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INJECTED.

SELF AcrNG.-No PUMpNa.-No A1B
Middletown transcript., 1871-02-18

A CnAxag ov RgL,oious NiEws.--Rcv.
Il. a. Holland, late associate editor Of tho
l,altimqrc Christian Advocate, has Official.
" notified the presiding elder. Rev. Df
Rosxcll, that bd has severed his conncc:
tion with the Methods. Episcopal Church
South. By bcro,ning u candidate for orders
in the Protestant Episcopal Church. In
his letter Of notification, Mr.. Holland
says;
81 lcarc the Methodist Church with \
sorrow that shrinls frpm the mockery Of
expression. II is the church Of my fathers.
In il was born aud poqrished. and re-
cciycd the enduring mould Of my charac.
ter. From its pulpits first heard tho
Word of Life, and learned how to prove
by faith the preciousness Christ. While
yet a youth i gave me place among its
preachers. and since then. during . pin
is,ry Of nearly ten years, it hag hoporcd
we with promotion beyond my observing.
All M; INTERVIEWING flowers Of frieudship
have grown up within its borders and be.
meath its genial culture. All the diversi.
fed thread Of my reminisencc combine to
weave its image IL the very texture Of my
life. To leave IL Is 10 tear the heart itself il
twain but better this than union which
cannot be prolonged without dissimula'
ton" .
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Tas bailaiss II this railroad ID one Of
v<gVNysgssuss - he Pssg,s u the essiss
pseaaSsls. and IL aavassasss ssd impor-
0nsss snn ~ b evsrsstiwssed.
- sssplssiea wosld lessen the dis
tsnus bstussa shis psiss. and tho country
ssush 4 ~ ed Baltimore. thirty three
nilss, ~ bsiss 70 In direct eO~munica.
- vilh Dalunors. the bcss grain mar
~ u he sssstsy, and which. last year.
vss . tsstss peach msskcs than either
lskilaaelpAia o. New York. baltimore.
d sddlsieu 10 having the most extensive
psash saasisg establishments 10 the Uni
~ Sssses. has good railroad connections
vish The West and North. aud much
s,ssss shas either Philadelphia or New
Ycsk, and hence should BE- better peach
nashes. Besides. her communications
With Sossigs eous,ries enables her to ship
ssais With ~ much facility as more north
ere cities.
viii the road completed. the citizens
d this peninsula would be In direct rail-
rsad communica,ion with three Of the lar
ssse and bess fruits and grain markets 10
- sosa.ry. and viii also have direct con-
session 9th the Port Deposit and Colum-
~ Rsilsosd which would enable Us TO get
juubsr, lime and coal much cheaper than
vs sss aow get them.
Ths road will DO but twelve miles long
ssssly Ill Of which is graded. and will
ssss ssly about ei5o.00 $4,000 o.
wAssh, W usdeutand, is already arranged
1os. We also understand that the Phila.
ds,phia. wilmisgton aud Baltimore Rail
sosa eompasy have expressed their vii
lisescss n take tho road aud operate Il nj
soos q Il Is completed, and 10 pay si'
per cent. on the stock.
We sss also informed that the Nov
Castle and Frcuchtown Railroad Compan.
have agreed to give up their charter
whieh vill allow the Delaware Legislator
70 charter this road a its present session
Many Of our weslthisst and most iniu
sntlsl citisens are in favor Of this road
end large meeting Of its supporters va
sold here yesterday afternoon.
Middletown transcript., 1871-02-18

wo, call Nc attention II rssders to the
savestissusss ce Comst on ID sassshcr COL
umu. Charles Adams Is the agent for
New Castle county. and for two dollars
viii scll fsmily rights With isssssesioas
how TO manufacture It. We have seen il
barn and eau recommend il a. giving q
larger and better light than coal oil. II
il can be made N cheap as claimed, (from
cieth TO ten cents less than coal oil and
has all the advantages over coal oil set
forth in the advertisement, We predict that
that as no distant day !. will supcrssdc it.
Middletown transcript., 1871-02-18

TmE Nxxr CorroS CRor.--The New
Orleans Picayunc snys: We have closely
examined our country exchanges ~ The
last three or four weeks 10 sSbsrtais thS.
Intention Of the planters wilh sigssd 70.
the next cotton crop. From nearly Avery
section Of the South the reports serse ip
stating that the acreagc sndss. COTTON will
be largely reduced this sprias. In some
districts. Il Is said. not half. y much epty
ton will be planted . ass last season.
On the whole. 'we may safely sssia,ats
from twenty ARE 10 forty pcr cent. ssduc.
tion In the acreage. Plsntses sow fully
realise the folly q theft atsion lsss season
Is entirely ncsiecsink food 'esops They
have paid pretty dear for their s1psslenes.
and the cotton crop of tho 0eslh will
henceIortl. no doubt, be kspt withis the
proper limit of 5000. .000 bslssr sda -
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pnocrro,Sus o. CosaR lsss.

SATURDAY, Feb. 1t.-Doth branches Of
Congress were largely engaged on private
relief bills, for lands. pensions, &c; a.
mong these wns the passage BY the House
Of the bill to give gold medal aud Ss,-
600 in money TO George F. Robinson. the
preserver Of Secretary Of State VIM. IL.
Seward, on the night Of the Presidents
assassination. in April, 1865.
MoxpAY, Feb. l3.-In the Senate the
entire day was consumed in the considcra-
ton OF the joint resolution prescribing the
oath TO be taken by Mr.. Miller. Senator
elect from Georgia, During the debate n
hot discussion took place between Mcssrs.
Trumbull aud Morton in relation to the
passage Of the bill TO repeal the test os,hs.
In the House Of Representatives the u.
sual number Of bills audrcsolutions were
introduced and referred to committees.
A bill "to protect the loyal and peacea.
bic citizens Of the South" was introduced
and referred, after discussion, to the Com
mittec on Reconstruction. An effort was
made to get the Airline bill before the
House, but failed. for want Of two-shirds
majority. 1t was ordered that vote
shall be taken on Tuesday, on the bill to
amend the act enforcing the right Of ci'i,
xcns TO vote in the several States. A
communication was received from the
Prcridcnt, enclosing Telegram from Gov.
eruor Haight. Of California, asking the
assistance Of Federal troops in aid Of the
State authorities during the October cleo
tious. and the reply Of the Secretary o
War. allowing their use.
TrrspAy. Feb. i4.--In the Senate. tn,
bill to authorize mail steamship service il
the Gulf Of Mexico. from New Orleans L
certain Mexican ports. was passed. An
other subsidy bill for line to South A
mcricnn ports will be directly introduced
with fair prospect Of its passage also
, The bill giving to Nicolas p Trist,
Mexican treaty fame, $4,000 for his ser
viccs in the Guadalur: Hidalgo negotia
tions. was also passed.
In the House. the seat from the fourtl
Tennessee district was awarded to Levi
$ Tilman and $4,000 were allowed G. a
Sheafe for contesting expenses. The da
was chiefly occupied in discussing the case
: Of the disordcrly cadets at West Point.
WEDNESDAY,, Feb. l5.--The proceed
]. ings Of Congress were interesting in bot
branches. and both held evening session,
In the Senate Mr.. Morton made speech o
the Indiana resolutions withdrawing asscr
TO the fiftccnth amendment. Mr. Blal
e replied. Tho speeches were political o
Is both sides. A message from the President
~ read in the Senate aud the House. M
nouncsd that the testsoath repeal bill hn
boon suffered to become law without Il
:. executive approval. In both houses als
d the territorial bill for the District Of Go
j. umbis. authorizing q governor and !egi
A lsturc and other important changes IN Il
n government Of the District Of fColumbii
y was rsportnd from ths conference commi
/ tee, with amendments. In the Senate 4
g rapport Of tho commitcs was promptly adop
u Cd. Tho House was engaged nearly .
4 day ON the bill TO amend tho cnforcemc
" act or election Law. which was finally
J. mcndcd and passed BY strictly par
s. votc--ycns ~. nays ".
Middletown transcript., 1871-02-18

A mixed Commission has been arranged
by the United States Minister At Madrid,
TO consider the claims Of American citi-
sens for injuries to their persons and prop
erty by tho Spanish authorities during the
iusurrccsion in Cuba.
Middletown transcript., 1871-02-18

were all 10 share with Chorpenning In this
claim. whsther there was any ground
for such suspicion or not. the vigilance
ef Nr. Dswss sxpoesd asd pat stop to
De whsls Uansaetice. n