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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-04-30

CAIRO, April 29.-Port list: Il. G. viii
son, Memphis, to POmeroy, 9 p ~; Com
monWealth, st. Louis to New Orleans 10
pm; City of Chester, Memphis to St.
Louis, IL pm; Belle Memphis, st. Louis
to Memphis a. IN; z. Q. Gray, Arkansas
river 10 Cincinnati, 4 am. The river rose
8 inches. Weather clear. Mercury 700.
VIcKsBURG, April 29.-Up; st. Marys,
IL last night; Katie, noon; Lady Lee,
a M; Atlantic and bsrges, pm. Down :
Nick Longw0rth, 2 pm. Weather warm
and clear. River falling,
NASHVILLE, April 29.-The river is
falling with feet on Harpeth Shoals.
The weather is clear and warm.
LoUIsv1LLE, April 2g.-River falling
slowly, with 3 feet inches in the chute
and feet 2 inches in the canal, Weather
cloudy and warm to-day, but high wind
and thunderstorm tonight. Business
somewhat better, Arrived; J. H. Nc
Donald, Baton Rouge; Potomac and G. B.
Church, New Orleans; Commercial, Mem
pbis. Departed: Alaska and Robert
Mitchell, New Orleans. The rain storm
has been heavy since 10 O'Clock, thunder
and lightning continuous, and The ground
Is whitened with hail stones \ TO y Of an
inch in diameter.
CrNCrNNAT1. April 29.-The river has 10
feet in the channel, Departed MinneOlr,
Memphis. Raining tonight.
ST. LOUIS, April 29.-Arrived: Colum-
bia Little Rock. River falling slowly
with feet water to Cairo.
MISCELLANEOUS,
There is 1900 sacks oil cake on the levee
for the Commonwealth.
The James Howard, Mollie Ebert,
Richmond, Susie Silver, and Continental
are due from below.
The Usage came to the wharf yesterday,
and left al dark for White river.
The r. p. Walt went out last night,
well laden with freight for all points on
White river.
The Colorado, Captain Mckee In com
mand, win depart at 5 pm, to-day for
Cairo and Sc. Louis, and makes all the
important railway connections. Charles
Deidrlch is her purser.
The popular Belle Memphis is the regu-
lar Monday packet for Cairo and st. Louis,
The A. J. White leaves on Monday for
Napoleon.
The Phil Allin goes out tomorrow for
Friar's Point.
The Legal Tender is the regular Tuesday
White river packet.
The st. Francis leaves on Tuesday for
the st. Francis river.
The MARITIME leaves tomorrow for Full
ton.
The Oil City gets away on Monday for
Shawnee Village.
The Mary Boyd gets away tomorrow
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MARRlED.

WHIrEKA R-PATroN-on the aosh April.
by the Rev W. il. BarlEdaIe, OF this city, Mr.
=. Whitekar and Miss Adelu Patton, or st.
Francis c01n y Arkanzas.
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CHRISTLAM BAKER. ~.
!. o. O. F. PICNIC,
At lanes Park, thursday, Nay II.
BIDS F0R PRIVILEGES SOLE. ed.
GHCTURE
MECHANICS INSTITUTE

MECHANICS INSTITUTE
rVzHIRD IFUTT7E 81 Memphis Club HaT.
u ia GEEEELAW OPERA 8DlLDLEG
THURSDAY NIGHT, May q. 1871.
commeucinE at 80'GLocE.
LrrEHARY ADDREzs= Poetry, by GEEl AID
I. ERIFELN, Esq.
THCHErCaU ADDE'S " The Harmony az
science and ARA by Dr. ". ID. LTLEs.
single Admissions cents.
RT dembers VIII please get Tickets OF any
officer Of the Institute, or at tls once OIL
Jones q Baldwin, Architects, Elt WLIIau1s
block.
- Apprentices win be admitted --e-. ON
certificate or their Master Mechanic or faru-
man with whom serving
apA HtC6EIa RT
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W n. q "a r. my a T lL1-f1l's
GRAND DISPLAY
OF
White Goods
A. SEESSEL & SON
The Most BaauIlfd and Varied
Stock In the City.
Whits Seeds Department,
Al and 8-4 Orgsndies,
Striped OrgandIes,
Plaid Orgsndisa,
C0iOred OTgandies,
White THriatans,
Plain NainsOouE,
Striped NaiDsOoks,
Plaid GsinsOOks,
Figured NaIusOOks,
Broosde NsiusOOks,
Victoria Lawns,
Bishop Lawns,
Linen Lawns,
India Mulls,
"A and 5 Z SWissas,
A and 81 Paris Muslins,
A and s-4 Null a Ia Suise,
Striped SWissss,
Plaid SWisses-
C0lOr6d SWisses,
Plain Jae0nets,
Striped JacOuets,
Plaid JacOuets,
Linen Cambrics,
French Cambria,
Jones Cambria,
Indis Book,
Spsnglsd Tarlatau.
A BEAUTIFUL LINE
/
lily, French Piques and Alarsaiiles ln satin
stripes, Brocade an Figured, also a fresh in-
voice OF Lhs new FrOu FrOu shade In English
Wsits.
DOMESTIC DEPARTMENT..
We are Offering all the popular brands at
popular prices, consisting Of
LOusdaIs Cambuc
Lyman Gam brio,
New York Mills,
M4msutt5 Cd and n
WiuIamsyids Extra,
Duca Steam,
Androscoggln Gold Medal,
And 'OscOgEiu l.,
Fruit OF the Loom,
LOusdale Soft and Hard,
IusCHrOra,
Bartlett Steam Mills,
Boot b,
Boot h,
Bedford Long Cloth
MasOnviue,
Hanover Long Cloth,
l04 Bisachsd Utica.
IU-4. 9 4 and s-4 PJquOt
lJ-4, "a and s-4 % audrOsCOggin,
ia lU-4. 81 and 81 Ps ppsrsli,
lU-4 ga and s 4 LacOuia.
IO-4 - and So Lowell.
I0-4 "a and 81 NOndauock,
lU-4, 9. 4 and 81 Waltham,
5}-inch Bro. Utica,
j-4 PeppersL
6-4 Waltham,
j-4 Wamsut
1-4 NasQua,
5-4 andre seCggiu,
4Z-InCl AmOHkeag,
o. a ms slZeag,
sd-LnCL Cabot.
The above comprises only a portion Of our
popular brands. We would call attention 20
5 cases OF lU-4 BlsaChed SLseLlug 81 IS CENTS
per yard, that we Will open on Monday, the
lst lusf.i also SOU pieces of Irish Linen from
the factories OF Belfast and Lurgan, at re-
duced prices.
A. SeeSSeI & Son
259 Main ST., 0pB. Court Squars
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
DlssOLUTI0N

rT7HE firm of s.. CALHOONA g. 90. La tbts. .fsv
u dissolved BY mutual consent AN an
finished business cau be settled at fha I'D
stand. No. iHz Front atseet; aud all persoua
Indebted 70 same wiz plesse call. ssftIa ana
save costs. ~. CALHOOW
MauIBE b. Aurll ~ W. RI PHTLI.T ~
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aAVANNAH
FOREIGN

sAvAyNAH. April 29-COtt0n easier; sales
7OO0 bales GOOD ordinary, l25I9i3c: low
lniddling, 181SlslS5se; middling, l45S9l45sc.
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A8tlGs 70 Sunday Schools.

R hhE4RSALs for the grand Sabbath
a. nenool asis0ratlon Or May 20lh. viii be
leia Lhla sunday evening, AZ O'Clock a.
The Central Baptist, second Presbyterian.
Linlsn street. Christian. AsUuIy Methodist
and al otner south Memphis lrh00F9 ~
meet AZ the Central Baptist Church.
Ihe firsL Congre regallOual, Central Method
isL. Second kres1y Jeriau D. iaafon f,nrnr.ltr-
land Pres5y ytsriau, and Flrst BaptlsI scho9Is
% meet a. the cum Dsrlan1 PresByserian
Church, Court street.
The Wesley Methodist, + ST. Third and Al
ALBANIA Street Presbyterian, M en- pins Bethel
Reform lutheran. Chelsea Baptist. aud al
other North Memphis 1cuOola 90 the First
Pres5y ytsrt2n Cnurcn, Third and Poplar
streets
Each school is requested % select an As
slstanf Marshal. 70 meet the Grand MarshaI
on Monday evening, May Est, at the once Of
the southern LIE 1lsuraLce company, cor
uer Maia aud Madison streets.
The Llurarlans of tle several schools arG
requested % take ehargs OF their oWu pro-
gram mes.
by order Of the Comm lttee.
apo BENZ. NAY, Secretary.
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B. LOWenstein & Bros,
242 and 244 Main strsst, Corner
OF jefferson.
ROn-RssIdsaf Notlcs.

No. 802. Rim the First Chancsry Court Of
shelby county. Tennessee-D. ". Byuum
VS. j. r Crump.
IT appearing nom afddavft In this cause
L that the defendant. u. 4 Crump, Is g clti-
zan OF Mississippi, and a nonresident OF lhe
state of Tenuesses.
lt is therefore ordered, That ne maA8 -
appes1 ance herein AZ the courthouse in
the city Of Memphis, Tenn, on or pelofs Lls
drst Monday in June, 1871, ana P4sAll ~ ~.
sWer or demur 70 com plain ants Dill or tllH
same will be- taken for con fsssed as 70 nlu
and set for hearing eZparte; ana lntt "a copy
OF this order be published once = NseAt LoI
four successive weeks, IN the l-a-l P--l1 AP-
peal.
A sopy-attest; ~,,,- a ,,.
E'DMUND A. COLE ClerA ana Master.
By R. b. BLACK. Deputy =. ana IA
n NJ Forli sol for Complainant apl0
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LONDON, April q, 2 p.m.-CansOls, ss5<.
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cHAHBER or C0MMERCE.

THERE viii be q called meeting of the
1 Chamber Of Commerce MDhDAG
anernOou, lst May, at o'clock, a.
which a subject Of interest to the city of
Memphis viii be presented.
aD85 r. A. PINsOy, Pre- ldent.
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The celebrated Brown, Manly a Co. Double
shovel PIoW, weighing Ony 80 los. Fat. stac-
ton guaranteed, or the money reminded
George S. Richardson 81 Co, No Howard 3
row Memphis, agents for Tenuesses, Ark an
sas and Mississippi. Agents wanted apo
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Trustees Sale.
DY VIRTUE o deeds or trust executed TO
- me ~ she Southwestern Publishing
Company, on the 18th and 18TH OF February B.
LII. I win as trustee, sell FOR cash. al the
store or salesrOOm or said Company, 56l
Main Etrest,
On hOndsy, the 18TH day Of May,
next. an the stock Of books, paper, Ink and
materials and assets contained In said deeds
or trust, invoice Of which may BE- examined
by application TO me al the Office Of Eald
Company until day Of sale.
W II rIEMEw Trna-aa-
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LINEs TO TIE MEMORY OF NAPOLEON 2. wiz
Oh EsTER.
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A BEAUTIFUL LINE

OF French Tucked SkirtluEs in sublime quail
lly, French Piques and MarseIilss ln satin
stripes, BEoeads an Figured; also fresh in-
voice OF Inc new FrOu hrOu shade Ia zllsn
Weits.
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XIV =
iado Of roer Ram, whiskcy, rrssf epirits
md Refuse Liquors dnctorcd. spleci aud swset
enea 10 plssge Tho tasta. called" Toisea, - AYpst.s
crs," " Reaiorcfs." Ac., tAAt icAa the tppier on ~
Drunkenness and ruln. bus arc a,rae Mrdscias. msd
from tic Nnsiya l,,on and lfcrl4 or california, free
from nh Aieohslin Hihwuin.ts. Thcr arc tls
GRkAT nL0OD PURIFIER nnl LIFE
GIvIxta p1sixCgrLE spoFfsrt isaaoyator aud
lnyigoysspr oftls8f,yadss, Carrying on eli poisonous
mktter and RESTORING INC bt,ea 70 ahtauhy condition,
No rsfaoa CO. tshe taoso Biissis according 10 alfcc.
lion and remain long NJ wi.
etOo wsnb b. EivsS faf a. inensabas esse, r~sorsfcs
tho bones orr not Destroyed II r,lasrel p4fs n q
ether means and tho vital orsans waatsa bsycrd Va
point Of fopair.
Var I~nifn,nm6s6ry anil Chronic nheumn-
tIsn aud tieni, Dyspspria ~ adlpt,sion.
DIIioun, ltuiuJttcnt nfdk.trtfnlt N tit Ftsers,
Dlwcascs Or nh lliood ilvnr, hidacsss and
Bladder +, them Blsters laYe bccn wott fllecses-
fnis such n~iAcnrtA nso causod ny Violated
n DIsod. which n EsnernIy ~pscducsd by derangetaeas
Or the Bigcstivc Osennr.
1yYepgPsTAs Oh iHDlnENTfON. fIuni,
acho, rnin n tho 3houldafs, Coughs, Tsght,osa ofths
cAcas. DIzsinoAs, eour Erucssuous q tho fsorisf't
had tassa III the sieaiil, naloua Attaess. i'nlataticA
q tho Ilsast. Inflammation of Tho Lung. rata y usa
rsgions ofthe bfahrys and q irrdr.d o,her pallpl
symptoms, nse tho cnsprIngao II D~ysfvpsia.
1rry inylsorats tho Stomach ard saiaHlssc t,c fnr.
pidilyor and bowels, which reader tHcm of ureqnaiiNi
scnlcacyin -closuslnx tMc iiood Of III impurtes, nnd
Aqimparttne naw iist and viRort - tha whvio ssssfrl.
FOIssKiN nisEAAEs, rruptloaa. rost.r. aais
raleum, Dloicllca, Spots. ftmples, rastlles. Rails, Car,
buncIcsy Ring. worms fcslaitoad.s~t EyrH. Fryfir.
elias, Itch, Ranrns plasclorAucHs cfthe sKla, Hs4aofs
are literary dug up sndsaFricd oat cfthc fystctp m q
aho-t flr,n he tfs nan ~ ti,can nitterl Ora hnttta IN
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We fsss@ a. ustHNai w. tsa4 3
81 o. ftfsiai Tsifa Be- ma ffafifhf
r alaaliHf of slr 81 es'f rfsfsfHaH. iHf
fsa6fa iia fiar ftfld - lnntlHif g.
ariel b.. Hsuisi tislsa 4 4iz.s g. limi aagss
n NJ hfsfiiaf ~ - W. esliniian. 90
~ nfsfa 81 ihs sffny n h%liiiasra isa
safwiaa iaf az satA Hsfs1lsl Hlef.usf :
siqnaifa Hnsfs Base tsaa haai uusasassod
~ saiirr iiftriY urca He digestive afasnl
lhey remqFs - hsaty, a~iiasJssaiis ieslls
sflss etslas. - ehsa sompisiasa DIR Frpda
DIS aahsaie tsneersment. ~ ara sAlfts-
ton y festsred, ne rsfieHi tr4N ~ stfthanI
lafrsadag.snd hz fsnsfai health lmpfeNd
Thsuzsa : If psf.sas sefhD hsf y mar H.
relief % idai esses u peakasse o. nefssss
ietiliiy hfteadeet uvon ssdssisfy hal4tx@
The sensnllfy % niltss= are % dlagteenhls 70
he lsste stsi they 81 objectionable 70 : esak
stnmath 1hs Ifnat Ne Gao sitA lIssisiiar J
Hitefs. which m BE- fsurd mid End sxifssss-
" pisssaat hsIssmIc plsht@ bsfka ard rsa'.
~canlHAHts their restorative iuises 70 rssdsr II
sao,hine and sirenaiisaieg. ~ hazis i the
only pure siiniulsnt which has cvsr been pro-
asse eeptsinina NJ ssss oil. &C aay ctheF delc-
tcrlous element. The most csrehj and skillaI
eheuis's have aaslysea the BH,ers. aal pro.
incurred them harmless. This v scientific les
Itimony, hut TIE testimony VI Inc hundreds Il
Thousands WIN have sxpericnced The proven.
tive 1and curative effects Of the aaBAr war
TABLE reyie and xtsEHkrtsf " modern times
y sin more conclusive. In reverend Asne,
Dyspepsia, B~iiliousnsss. Nervous Ocmplaiuts
|Chropic Complaints and general debility u u
as nearly infillible as anything IN this fAillbl'
weird can be.
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~ uV "a fesrec " ia ctanc,fy eous
og ran-as epHniy Mlsss-ipf4 fssar q Ne
trrii BERN ISL iheNuf ! sli ~ snnmissiaseI
af aid eostt ~ the lswu "a ~ FIs ~ saiH
eoanty IN trout q tAe chsnfrfy tfefks snss<
on H0adaf he IN u Iuns 1871 ~ b, ths
hiahslt tItirr Al pablie suction 'ht follpsin
fFai R-tsts IN aid eaanty,
sissy asetabl asres n The 8. 4 1r sndtAir.
" five (sji " the = W. Or. AZ sefflen ~
Township ten fioi tiange scxeh ~ ~c>l hing
,le land iasaid quarters Of Which ut,s sitlfR.
Ct died scitca and pp~srssed. Terms Of snic
sae llnrd cash add LaIanee IN ain, r~nsuniIe
'fFom day ~ siir. purrhAsrf - ttstufs bis nois
With sis per cent iniere~i. from day uf sale mad
a lein retained upon the landf~ the r%uleas's
MONEY
J. G HARRISON
I'll dry OF sale CoAmi ~iunsr.
sNsA M
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Another f~icadlsi onrs has given his tes:mony
IN fAver Of Dr. WIN. nrazier celebrated liver
Cordial. lie bought a bottle for his mother,
who had been sick all summer, who I'M
ced improving and got entirely well before
using one bottle.
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4 fus4 ssssiy. sNFaArpl ! 80 ~ Ms
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rhsasfff f1stl e1s ia rsfl @ffs ~
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fask "a ~ Nj. t1sas iiatir. 10 nirtt
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We take pltasaru IN calling httets-
ton ~ the several publications IN
to.i,,s issue. n relation "a our Gem.
|etry. Mes4rz. w.D. Iieain and q W
Ballentiaa. appreciasisg Tho beauty
and atucss oftho situation fora cem-
stry purchased TIE lot several wear.
AFRO. IN order to secure Il Cor mi.
PURPOSE. Il was convened to. them
ma trustees. with n pron;sa In l.y al
and sell l0fss put WIN the cVndItton
that a(tsr q .arf.,r ,.,,,f.cr haa hos,,
sold, the lot owners should meet aud
select three other trustees to be as
sociatcd with tho original two.
This was done on. Tuesday last, and
the character of the board selected
gives Is assurance that tho much
needed work Of Improvement will
commence at once. The trustees
are all rentlemer Of energy and
-.s..o a,.,3 =. .~,ss. ,o,cb fro,,. than
in this matter Of public interest.
mt thev cannot work without
means, va learn lint none Of tho
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= 80 aalf atA4ss =
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VBEElT lANOLA STAR.


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49, Q111ok-
49, - 1870 = snalls. ssoIy
M : ~ AZ Monday
sss Ss.s,,s : and arrives
.sssaM - "a 10y = :, .ma.'' y s'a ss,s g
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Returning leave Beimont
Mail daily fvxevpt Snndays,1 ior. n.
Espfcss daily ll,oO p. IA.
Trains connect nj cclumh,R with NJ 60
h. n. for all paints south. Al ~ Louis With
roads running North, Eat and West.
ADDISON GAY, snpt
W. b. ALLEN. G.T.A.
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Total receipts
BEAUFORTASALUMBER PORT.


We are glad to notice that after long
interval Beaufort is again in direct COM
munication with northern ports by sail
ing vessels. Through the enterprise and
energy of D. G. WILSON 6 Co., of the
Port Royal sawmill, two or three schoon-
ers have been placed as a regular line be-
tween this port and the ports Of Boston
and New York. 1t is expected that two
cargoes of yellow pine lumber will be
shipped each month by this mill.
The fine schooner Faragut, Capt. HART,
has just cleared for Boston with splendid
cargo of 100000 feet of heavy resawed
timber, portion of which squares l6 by
16 and is from 40 to As feet long. This
lumber is to be used in building cotton
factories down east.
The Altoona which left here few
weeks ago with cargo for Boston return.
ed this week with one hundred tons of
rails and a fair cargo Of general freight
for our merchants. She will take cargo
of lumber from the Port Royal sawmill
and sail in about two weeks. Another
vessel is expected on the 18th of December,
to load for Boston. We hail with satisfact
ion these signs ofprosperity. An important
lumber trade is rapidly being developed.
Few mills in this country are SO advan-
tageously situated to do business as that
of d. C. WILSON & Go. Their facilities
for securing timber and shipping are very
complete. They are extensively known
among lumber men in the north and en-
Joy the confidence of the trade.
Along the line of the railroad number
of mills are now in operation and several
more are in contemplation. Much of the
product of these mills will be shipped from
this port, as the facilities for shipping at
the Battery are unsurpassed. AS the road
pushes deeper ''ipso the bowels Of the
landn this trade will increase and Beau
fort will, believe, at no distant day be
recognized as ooe. of the largest lumber
depois in the south.
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TIE HORSE SALE.-On Saturday last
our usually quiet town was enlivened
by the sale of fine lot of horses and
mules. Fifteen head were brought here
by Messrs. GRAHAM s. DIEGHN of
Charleston, and ten by Mr.. WHIPPER.
The auctioneer Mr.. CRoFUT cried them
up in his most enticing style, and bidding
was lively. Our cartmen are evidently
doing a good business as they carried off
several good bargains in horsefesh. Nc.
GILL, Wally GREEN and Charlie SMITH
each secured an animal. Little Charlie
SMITH of course took the black pony.
PRIMUs was there and offered to trade
his fine grey mormon mare for pair OF
ponies, but Mr.. DEIGHN was unwilling to
trade because of the high price of oats in
Charleston. PRIMUs assured him that
the grey much preferred oyster shells to
oats, in facts seldom ate oats at all. The
discussion of this matter was very nter-
esting to our hossy men. At its conclu-
sion the grey was driven off by PRIMUs
in his usual dignifed style. DEIaHN was
astonished.
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vetoed and the veto sustained, and that If
the Governor has expended $500, 600 in
payment of legislative bills, he has done
so without the warrant of law, and has
thus proven himself guilty of a fraud.
Another scheme proposed by certain
members of the Legislature will have
some local interest for your readers. 1t is
simply to gerrymander Charleston County
By including within the city limits OF
Charleston enough Of the county territory
10 bring in controlling majority OF col
ored votes. I do not say that this device
has any probability Of success, and In
deed, it is so utterly infamous that it is to
be hoped, for the credit of even Radical
human nature, that it may only be a false
alarm, but it has been solemnly discussed
in caucus, and number Of the Radicals
have shown themselves so terribly chag-
rined at the recent Conservative victory
in Charleston as to seem quite ready for
any desperate or infamous device by which
they may hope to regain their clutch on
the Gtv by the Sea. PICKET.
Charleston NeacS.
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WHEREAS information has been received
at this office that SMALL PoX prevails to a
considerable>ext in the ports of the cities of
New York and Philadelphia, and, unless pre-
cautionary measures are provided, the health
of ports communicating with the said cities of
New York and Philadelphia may be endangered
by the introduction of contagious diseases
therefrom.
Now, therefore, I IsRQBERT X. SCOTT,
Governor of the State of South Carolina, do
hereby ordain and proclaim that all vessels ar
irving at the ports Of Charleston, Georgetown
and Hilton Head from the said, ports of New
York and Philadelphia be directed to remain
at the quarantine anchorage of the said ports
until they are visited and Inspected by the
Health Officers of the said ports, respectively;
and if exempt from disease, be authorized to
proceed to their respective ports of destination.
In testimony whereof, have hereunto set
my hand and caused the Great Seal
of the State to be affixed at Columbia,
L. 8. this twenty-second day of November,
A. D. 1871, and in the ninety-sixth
year of the Independence Of the Uni
ted States of America.
ROBERT X. SCOTT, Governor.
F. L. CARDozo, Secretary of State.