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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-11-17

ME bic oentmiirOi9e 9riUosie, 10 bat es bod
anoere militGriide &eiSe, bic einen eftet
WfilitGr red)t ~liltern MAIDEN f6nnen. @s lit
lnS 9leif, ob SIR ms einsu Selben BON Waz
genta ODER bon Solferiuo, non S6Hi9S grde
ODER BON @attaro ober ben furhtbaren Wunn
bon Hatooica beifeeren uerOet. Giuer bic.
fer 9erren 1T ms genau 10 lieb, ipie Der anz
bere,"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-11-17
DaS xbcatcr in TrputGfrnar

bellgt 0lBlt een ltEtiDobl9en Nn5iebnn9 spnnften -
une oeren CAB es ntdt ,uenige in oiejer gBode nod,
mande neue, bic bcruor8eboben 81 iperoen peroiensn.
Snliettrhppe- bic Shiuehern ct. Selir unb Srent
iRo aui fur3e Scit %en909irt; bic 9roSe jtanSioe
Salet'S rnppe ocs etablifcmerts bari iid ibrer Mitz
%eteblin9e oer 1crpibore bGbsn In giciu gort nnS
Soiton Burore %9einGdt. Yer 9rose aomiter 9eIEusz
iueu 9aitirt nur nod oieie Wode upb init In Der &c
larespoiIe "Nihsnbroocl" nit ieltenem grlolac aui.
als lernere neu er0a9trte ainfiler iinb nod bic Sdnz
germ Trl. viuuie Soma nno Der be9abte ResersSa ra
itelfr Anc Nnnn all erm6hnen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-11-17
en- Der ..Slrbeitsrhauem

=. an SUts TreDtrtdNr.
itnb tlr eas Srheitrion, oieIes ipunoerbare gDerf
beutiber Stunt, Wteoer ledIs nele S9al ,en einsetroifen,
iuettbe iol9enee Yieeen repraientiren: 1, Suuertlrc
sur rSiebil6en @Iiter" LA Gazza Ladra) bon Sfoiiini;
2. Snpertiire Sur vStalicncrir In Al9ier;" 8. GjuIpp
rab "Sault;"4. amcrttaniide eieber; 8. Boriier Gius
5n9snl9rl0 nit opt oeutidcn ftebern; &. Eotpourrt.
ieil, rttbt rlr thr @rirtihung ielner @Glc 81 5or9en.
lonoern aud aopt1ielun8 In benz ibnen e~ebotsner
Sbrenlhnlaus Al bieten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-11-17
Saltt nj ore, II. Sept. 1871.
ySru. g. u. Srpnn S Comp,
SIR. AS. GiihaSnmnrhzStrnRp

Meiue Serreu!
Sd fIble es ais YfliGt gegell nIeiRe leibens
ben Mitbiir9er, Sbncn anSnSeigeil, oab mir
Der Sebraud) Sbrer GEL Vino Catalina" iebr
gut 9etban bat. Sd babe ieit LANCER i3eit eins
cri6laifte NIB trantbafte 9eber, uerbunben nit
0pSpepita NIB aG9ensiuer Sdtpdde, uuO III
tein Solumcr oer96ngcn, III Incident i'd nibt
mcbiSinirtc urc 9etrautclt babe, bis ber lees
ten SOmmcr, lu6brenb pel6em ib metne Sc
iddite obne ben Yerlnit eines ~eiuSisen Cages
beiorgt nnb mid elmer 9uten @eiIubbeit ers
freut babe. SIR crgebener
Hcbcrt s.. Wfitbca,
yNanIiOn Souie," Baltimore"
q. 81. 80. SOurab s So, Sen, .gl9cnt,
9tr. 10. 9igbt-S traBe, Baltimore.
LSuli12, IS, tn ~ 4 pl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-11-17
c1nt Naibcr'fAcu ..sspcpuu

laien fid oes abenes einise Gtnnben aui Die anae.
ns9inite uno nnter9altenelte gBeiie 5ntriu9en. 8as
BibnensG erional lit our6rue8 neu; io9ar Der 5le9ii.
ieur Sr. Grallf Some bot SoinItas sosno einen tii6s
ti9en Wdbioi9er in Der Yerion bes Srn. Stice erbai.
ten. FRI. H9nes T~opinion 1T cine ireiiide @oloraz
init ibrer SduIe ii6eriuinbet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-11-17
&biTsucdericoteu.

Der 9anapfer rSeorse @ppoIb," @apt. e~ouelant,
iubr geilern pom bier iber Rorioif, 3D., nab soion,
40,
Der Sdooner pDiatoata," Capt. Studs. lief D,itts
nod pom Sbarleiton, S.sS, bier Elm.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-11-17
SaS 2SodDenblatt SeS uGorreippm,
ScIifpnU

lit eiueS Der reitbalti9iten oeuti1en SlGtter
beS SanocS NIB ei9net IT'D bcionOerS Sur Ser
ienoun9 nad europa, inOem es ale miftigen
nnb intereIlanten 8a9esueuigteiten ans YOlts
til uno Seben, rucl9e wdbrenb Der 8ode EN-
9tH9en, mittbetlt. @iu5elnegtummer 5 &tS.,
mad 9eutldlar0 10 @ts. pro SIR.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-11-17
3Ipeitc S~prlcSung i'm UNcabpSDs
Suftitute."

Brof. Roboe, urler alS9eSetd)neter Salt0S'
MANI, belt gcitern abcuo in oBeabooV,S rz
ititute" ieineu ;peiten Sortrag, Der ebeniaaS
burdl 9tebelbiloer ~tlrltrirt llitO crlGutert
wuroe. Der auBeroroeltlid)c Seiialt, oeu Die
erite Sorleiutg OeS I0rn. Hoboe gcfunoer,
bate 5ur 5Ol9c, oGB Der aroBe Soal bis auf
ben lsstel Ylde geiiiIt mar. 90S gtuottos
rim mar Elm bGd)it inteligC1tes lno sollte
iolte iolpobl ben SOrItcluugeu, ME benz
SOrtrage alBcrorScutltdeu 9eifaa. bic
geitri8c Sorleiuug beban6elte bic tultrrge-
id)tdtlide G~n:pidelun9 OcS Wieniden Steius
NIB SronSerpafcn, Bfablbauten, SiiuengrG.
ben lIno ,0oluell," nte ben beriibnten
StcinbaI III Stoudenge in Gnglano, BIZ
fo!oiiaIeu Saltperfe Der eriten SllltIrepod)e,
bic inoiiden Sentpel, bic cgOptiifen Ypras
nliOel, Die Balilte oeS g~iinlroO, bic bGn9ells
cen 8Grten Der SctnirumiS II. /. /. Die Sill
Der geitotteten ms cinen Giublid in bic forts
ihreitenoe geiittge Gutipidelun9 ocs Wierz
ld)elt, ltant1tlih Der Sautunlt, bis gu bent
yAtropoliS" sur B66ien tiinItleriideu Sols
lerblng erbcbt.
gud) biesSauperlc ulo anoere fiiuitlertlde
S00pfungell ans bcln Wtittelnlter uno Der
nencu ,3eit mIrocn Snr InidJaulng gebradt.
Mlr bcoalltrll, oaB Die intercIianten 8orz
trdge ibon ibr Glbe credit babclt, bofiet
jeoof, OaB 8fientlite SGulclt unb Scrctne
i'd bic @elegeubcit, Sr1. Yrof. 3oboe, Der
nod furic 3cit in uniercr StaOt Ocriueilt, fir
eillige 9lbcnOe 81 gemiltett, niHt perOeit
entgeBcn Iaiien ;ocnr fitrs&inber IoruobI, Wie
fir &%rmad)ieuc fatlt wobl uibt leihtGtpaS
gebOtcu werOeu, mas Sugleid 10 lebrreit uuo
intcrciiant 1T, ais oteic SortrIge. Die Bill
Der oiirftcn mobl Die beiterl Der art icir, Die
je bier in Baltimore gCieigt muroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-11-17
Ser 9euti6e GOrreiponOent,

AID TLSEHENTS. NOTICES SC.
published in the CONFECTIONERY in the English
and German languages.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-11-17
0Setter Sepbdd)tuna am I6. Wpb.
Sie i~olgenben 9cnpcraturz 8cubahtuReen iuuroen
pom Srn 9tram ). 8enrob bonn Si9uGizamte 6es
ariegssS Departments tir Baltimore 9cmaht:

! ! / I
G~bermometfr 3S Al 80 SO Sc
Barometeritduo 90. 80 20. 80 29.9 Sc 30.06 30. 90
Winori6tun9 E. " u VI u Y ~ % gB U gS
S1nelligteitoes
28tuoes nab
Wteilen pro
Stunhe. go. 10 8 10
Druid bes 9Biuz
bes II. H1uns
ben proSuaz
brat SUB -. 0.50 0.24 0.40 0.50 O.24
Wettcr=8eItafz
fenbett...... g8lt. 8It. gglf. 9lar Slar
a8cttcrbcrid,t fir III aibiustpm,S g., opm16
Vppcmber, N ubr 81 Min. Nbencs.
Thermometer : Stono 81 RarometersStan 3O.08
Ter oiT;icuc SSstterprophet
III @ai9iu9ton iaSt, b06 mir beute flares g9etter init
gtorolUefts Binocn baben iueroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-11-17
asg- Scr San Miee'fAe Sirius

.IA SVt SUW Utttt TtVg NtrtUS :
9aptapn auf BEN &i1monos Blabe 1T, ME
mir mieoerbolt bcnlerten, ourd adt Seien &C,
beitt.
Mtorgen iino bic beiben lettcn SorieQur.
gen; peridnme oaber Nicniano, ii1 ben Sc
ltuB Der elben su ueridaften! Sir bic NOR
9enoe 9tahmitta9s.S orltequng 1T baS gitree
fir GrmaAiele aui 30, fir Sinoer aui 2b
SentS feltlcitelt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-11-17
SaS 2. SpnSert Der GDomaS'SAcn
Sapcue.

&bonla8 bat oaS Yublilum unicrcr Stoot
bteieS DIAL mom6gltt in cincn nod bBbercn
Srao BON GntbniiaSmlS ocricet, oils bel lei
llen friibercn Seilten Der Sal mar, ell Se.
rpeiS, OaB bic Yiebe fir bic Stunt r1o ihrc
ih6nie &odltcr, bic Mulit, bier cine rege iluo
lebcnoi9e 1T; OGB bas luabre &erOieult, wie
c5 III ben geiitungeu Der SbounnS'iheu@upelle
ith @ingong sum |6erjcn ater Ntuiitirsunpe
ggssSiatT rSlaau', 9''i fin T't D0u gdo ONO nm. m' : it6r' mif
Der Sefnun9 Der Sbitrcn beS ,Grano Opera
6ouie," iirOmte Die Wieniheunen9e, rnO be-
%ionoerS jcner &beil, Der llid)t NIT rcierpirtcn
StBcn be9Iiidt mar, berbei, unb ais nm 8
ubr Der 3allberlta6 bes 0uettorS Oas Sigual
gum 8cGtnnc beS GonScrtcs CAB, par aut)
ieoeS YlGsdlen OeS Parqucts lno Der 2o9etl
bis bi1aHt sur @alerie nit einem 4ublitnm
bcicPt, pte eS gerabe rur ctu SbomaS bier
aniu5ieben pernlag.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-11-17
Sic 2lHpciirte
Nrfmrns' Drrlldrrungs Coup.
uuH Unlitr1nrf,
VIZ. 4, &cuth : SfrnS

Die YcabDbp=
Tener Seriidernuss Geieaidaft
1pn Baltimore,
Srrnnb StraBe,
nebeu Dem Bot<@mts
gle III lest bercit. aue Strtcn 0sbdnse. 9Sbefn
une &anirrannS . SBaaren In Der StoSt ohsr nus
oslf, sanoe auf Elm Sabr ooer fiirScre Germine An psr.
Direftortum
SbpS. q. Saren, YrdRbent
9auopa9 epeton Muffin Sou,
apoH. sSP,trs8S Inauit &obier,
SnoW Ptattt 3. $. y. 2atrobe
sem. 4snheop' 8. O.. Sarpep,
oSele 2p|oh' Sancs Garcu.
teiS-) Rtdbart q. |pR. Sefretdr,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-11-17
SfarplanD
Senere Serii@ernngs @eieaidaft
bOn Baltimore.

gde Der MISUNDERSTANDING Ilb Seccnb5tr.
oeriihert urr sesen 6euersaeiabr ole Wrtsn eioer.
tbniil, utobtlten, Sontmannus9lter II. (. 10. tn Der
Sfaot uno all Dem s9noe., Die 9ebtnsunscn fn6
Staot, DO Die 9eiCnibdit beabiihtiot, ibrs Gseif,Sits
tdnttt9 tanptiihitb ari. oieie @rcn5el su ~beidIrdns
ten.. appiitattonen pcroen i'm Sireau Der SeieIs
ibaft ent9e9cn aeRornmcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-11-17
StaOt Baltimore.

pie Ridte~s@ all I'M B, 4. uuo {.
Sucicial- St;irfc bon Mtarplan0 bat ~oiitiiel.
len gtahri1ten SuiO!9c nGGlltc5ciloes 0tei ultat
1ehphf-
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-07-18
PARIS, July II.

fARlS, july IL.
The. court-martial for the trial of the Com
munists commenced to-day.
The. .Ayenir says Thiers has written to the
Pope avague letter promising diplomatic sup
port If the other powers join France.
A great firewas occasoned in Rheims yes.
terday by the explosion Of quantity of petro.
leum. Fifty persons we're killed and wound
ed blythe explosion, and many buildings In
the. business portion Of The city were burned.
: The official journal states that the explosion
In the works ofst. Maur was accidental Six
persons were killed and thirty wounded.
LONDON, July II.
The police of London dispersed ameeting in
Hyde Park, the object ofwhich was promotion
of emigration from the United Kingdom. This
action was rendered necessary by the noise
and confusion Incident t. the proceedings.
The chief fpollces Of Dublin died yesterday
from wounds received a few days since, at the
hands of supposed Fenian. The murderer
was arrested. 80. - !:
The ship Nahmon, from Bombay, foundered
in the Indian ocean. Thirty lives were lost.
The Spanish Cortes passed resolve B hold
Cuba at any COST. In Consequence of the war
discussion the Spanish Cabinet will dissolve
and radical ministry will be formed.
The Coreans claim that after the ship Gene
ral Sherman was wrecked the crew committed
murder and piracy and we're executed under
the forms Of law.
II Is officially announced that the Asiatic
cholera has appeared in several places In Po:
land
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-07-18

A. CURIOUS CANDLE.-An invention was In
troduced into this country from Russia by
Casslus NJ. Clay, late minister to that govern
.me1t, which Is rapidly coming into favor here.
It is q perpetual candle, and really seems to
be worthy Of the name. The candle consists
OF small brass tube, within which is placed q
close fitting wick soaked with kerosene. The
tube Is screwed into candlestick, and fits In
side another tube, made of white china, and
Stimulating closely candle in appearance, the
whole taking look OF an ordinary candle and
candlestick. By heating the top of the brass
tube the kerosene.soaked wick generates gas
and gives fine blaze through a number of
small apertures in the end Of the tnbe.. A
good light for FIVE hours is, 1t is said, furnished
thus for the cost of one cent. This Is certainly
both simple and economical and would seem
to obviste many of the dangers and objections
to the use of Kerosene. It could easily be
made useful in railway cars, and for hotel use
would seem to be the cheapest and most prac-
tical form of lamp. The expense for either
candle or oil would be much less than that of
any lamp now In use. while 1t would form
desirable article for addition to the hardware
trade.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-07-18
THE RIOT At. REEHEsYIILE--N0
LIVES LOST.

Colonel E. l.. Mdnn, 8. N. G., the commits
soner who was sent to the scene of the late
battle by the Governor, publishes the results
of bis observation in the Columbia Union, of
Saturday. he says: ...,5s.
About three months ago Mfr. Blount of
North Carolina, came to Reevesvllle, on the
South Carolina Railroad, about fifty miles
north of Charleston, bringing with him eight
or ten men to make and ship shingles to
Charleston. Among them were TWO miserable
scamps by the name of John Alexander and O.
BLIZZARD, who, from the first, amused them
|. selves by whipping, kicking and threatening
the lives of all the .colored men they found In
the village, In squads OF one, two and four
men, often drawing their revolvers and run;
ing them through houses and across 4lots INTO
| the woods, until they were afraid to come to
| the village on Saturday to get their supplies
| for the next week. -
| .On last Saturday, July 8, they came In In
large squads, oil armed With guns, pistols or
clubs. saving that If any of their number were
beat, or their lives threatened by those North
Carolinians, some OF, them would get nurt;
that they were bound to defend themselves.
Mr.. Blount told his men that they mao netter tet
| LET those colored men alone or they would get
into trouble. This admonition, however, was
not needed, and about 10 o'clocka night they
mustered their forces and moved quietly on
the water-tank, sheds, &C., on the South Caro-,
lima Railroad, which was o strong position ana
lhad been selected by the col6red men.
| When within about eight or ten rods OF the
| colored, stronghold, the North Carolntans
fred several shoth at Charles Moss, one Of the
negroes, wonndlng him slightly IN the heaG
and foot. He ram In and, reported himself
shot, and.at that moment his friends free
some fifty rounds, wounding four of.the enc
my, viz: John Walters, In the groin ane
thigh. badly; Joseph Williams, in the legs, bad
| WEI. Griffith, In the legs, badly; John Alex
4 anuder, In the hand and breast,e badly, though
he ran three miles. before be fell.
The wounded are all of the attacking party
ana are getting along we'll. Mr. Blount tolt
i me last night Wheh I left there that the doc
tor thought that they would, all get well. mt
BIounr also said that John Alexander and
BLIZZARD were wholly to blame: TOR the. glot
The negroes say the native white men OF Col
Teton County have dealt fairly with them, ant
4 that no bad feeling ever existed in the neigh
borhood until these raf1ans came here.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-07-18
NEWS FROM WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, July II.
According to the revised census cable, the
population In the Statesand organized Terri
tories is as follows: Whites 1851 $50; colored
4,s79. .S23; Indian rs 723; Chinese 50, ,l96; Japan
ese 55-total SO. .5l9, ,9S7.
Commissioner Parker has resigned the Office
because, he alleges, the action Of Congress
has reduced It's duties to mere clerkships. The
President, in accepting the resignation, lands
Parker's honesty and interest In behalf OF hls
race.
Tad Lincoln Is dead.
Commander VIM. Mitchell Is dead.
The grand jury indicted James Dell and
White, respondents, Tlider and Kirby, tele-
eraphers, for contempt St Senate Mr.. Tinder,
manager or the Office here, refused to surren-
der messages; and Mr.. Kirby, who was In
charge OF, the Office, refased to give informa-
tlon regarding the time of filing, by whom,
and whose manuscript.
Commissioner Pleasanton has approved OF
the Lansburg rectitying apparatus -
. Boutwell, to-day referred back to Pleasant
ton the New York Central Railroad case for
adjustment, without regard to the companys
appeal Pleasanton will allow considerable
time for the company TO present their bonds
and other official statements in support OF
their claims ofabatement. f
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text from Bayard Taylor's new ransiaton,
VOL, Ito. 81.
Mangin-The Desert World; Translated rom rom
the French, with ADDITIONS ana emenoatiGns Sas
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-07-18
[FRoM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT

GRAHlMs, Sc, JuIy16.
write you ah account Of a semijudicjal
transaction which took place about three miles
and half from this place on Saturday last,
18th instant, at Sojourner's mill.
One Smart Lloyd, colored, obtained posses
sion of a. bushel of corn from sojourner's mill
In not exactly on orthodox manner; and on
being accused of the theft, first denied it but
afterwards acknowledged the corn" He
was threatened with the terrors of a trial
Justice, and Ia order to prevent bis, punish
ment by the law, he offel ed to be tried by q
Jury of his peers. and to submit TO whatever
award they agreed upon. His proposition
was accepted, and he selected the following
men and brethren as jurymen to try the case:
March Sojourner, Abraham Walker, Lewis
Fielder, JEFF Wright, Toby sojourner and
Alfred Boylston.
The facts of the case being duly made known
to the Jury, they retired under an outrageous
oak to deliberate what they should do In the
In their opinion, the said Smart Lloyd be
allowed to receive forty lashes,. save one, TO
be there and then laid on; to whichthe afore-
said Smart Lloyd agreed The names OF the
Jury were then put into hat, and Smart
drew to see who: shonld wallop. him.; He
selected Abraham Walker, "a lett-handed
blacksmith) who, procuring hickory ofregu-
latfon size, proceeded then and there TO lay
the aforesaid forty stripes, save one, upon the;
person of Smart Lloyd; which he did to the
satisfaction OF oil concerned, except the said
Smart, whom he made smart in more than
one place before he finished the casttgation.
1 write youths plain account .of the afore-
said transaction. to prevent any stupid reports
of "Ku:K Kluxlsm" that may be raised for poiiti-
off la ffof fr -
The culprit and all concerned In the affair
are coloyed men; ;and all with the exceptiono of
Smarty are respectable hard-working men,
who don't wentsteo much law, and took this
method of settling the matter Without putting
the county to any expense. I'd.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-07-18

WHERE rs THE CHAMPION TYpE.sETTER Now?.
A Montreal paper OF Tuesday last says: At q
type. setting match held IN lie Nouveau Monde
office, last Thursday. evening, between AL:
phonse Barrette, and Alphonse hondon, the
former set 2038 ems and the latter l944 ems;
in an hour. The measure, type and copy were
similar to those used. at the match held
throughout Canada and the United States on.
the 10th of May last. The best done then was
by George AreDsburg, Of Phllade lphia, who;
Composed 1922 ..ems and received the cham:
pionship prize from the international Union:
The TWO young French Canadians above men,.
toned have now surpassed him, and have
The craft on this continent. .Abont fifty per-
SONS were present at the match referred to-,
The proofs Of the contestants were remarkably
clean. ~ - =
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-07-18
SPARKS FROM THE WIREs.

The steamship America, at San Francisco
from China. brings nc. details OF the last fight
with the Coreans. The Americas cargo Is
valued al 81. 500. 900, which Is unprecedented
at any American port.
Governor Of Massachusetts,.
Butler readiness to accept the governor
ship OF Massachusetts, meets with an unfaVora-
BILE response from the Boston journals.
.-It r. stated that the interest Of the late q.
j. Ra, .:ond in the New York Times, about
one-third OF the property, has been bought by
the other owners for $375,000.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-07-18
THE NEGRO KU-KLUx IN WORTH CIR
OLLNA.

WILMINGTON, N. c., July17.
In Robson County, this morning, Lowry
and his band Of negro outlaws waylaid and
Killed Daniel Murdoch Mclean, q prominent
Citizen, and Hugh Mclean, his brother. q
youth only 13 years old. They also wounded
Archibald McCollom.. These parties were
were Hred on from thicket 10 the woods. A
fearful state OF terror exists among the women
and children In Robson County; The sheriff
has posse of $50 men in the field, but his
efforts thus far have been utterly fruitless.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-07-18
TIE WEATHER THIS DAY.

WASHINGTON, July Is.
The condition is favorable for local storms
tonight from Missouri to Tennessee. The
threatening weather, with rain; will probably
extend during the night over the Carolinas'
with severe local storm. Pleasant weather
will nrobabiy continue from the lower lakes to
the Atlantic. The low barometer In the ex-
treme northwest will probably extend to Lake
Huron Tuesday evening, with local storms west
of Lake Michigan.
Weather Reports OF the
SIGNAL Service, u. S. A-4.47 p. M.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-07-18

EMANCIPATION IN BRAzL.vA test vote on
THE government emancipation measure re-:
63 to :35, only eight deputies being absent;
The vote was nomTfal. and 1t showed that the
strength of the opposition to enanctpatory
Legislation comes mainly from the Two pro-
vincesr Of Rio de Janelro and Minas Geraes. "A
number Of fprivate emancipation
have been reported from various parts OF, tue
empire, including one Of some one hunared llle
individuals. -