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New-York tribune., 1871-12-01
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.


PORT or HEw YORK k.................. .Sovsxsss %
ARRIVED.
se,mso Volunteer Howe elyha With ndsa to LornAs6
Steamship Go. <r Ma. "a r...n
ste np Wysnoke. Bourne Richmond City Point and No'ak
wi,h iulse and pass to Old Dominion SteamsnpCo
sCHOOyERs-kysR AND
pnw. p Lsvi. Vrpu, Geo. Darrell, Virgiula-
ia,..ir EI,she,bport America klssbethpon.
NJ, q HsII EEuLethcor Fair Wind, kizabshport
n,n,sI Williams EI,.lstauou. Isabella. Eblabethpon
n ci, "a J,w Yixabethp,rt Yarmouth, Elliabsthport
.yiI G. Elord EI,abetbport A. Terrell. Bisabethport
- scranton Port Johnson 4. Gooiel, Port Johnson.
Eastern star Port Johnson. b. o. Horton, ron !onnsoa
BachD Dismo Fhlal~.LpOl
WlND-Sunse;, gale. n. W.; clear
SAILED.
Steamships Couh FOR Havana Nsn Gen Baoes of Savas
nal. Georgia, for Charls Niagara. for Norfolk
DOMESTIC PORTS.
CaARLRsrcS s. C., Nov. 3l-Arrved schrs ps'iy neo
Nrw.Iok A. Iloop.r from Phadephias
Sophs ansu Baltimore Sailed steamship Gull Stream fes
Philadelphia.
FOREIGN PORTS.
OrxR,srowy Hsv g-Ths steamship Ciy Of Warrington, noa
NesYok arrived 23 to-day aud the steamship Cit New
York at Tie steamship Batavia, from New
York also arrived to-day.
U-Arved steamship SaspAn, 'feo
apd fol
New-York tribune., 1871-12-01
THIEVES RECORD.


Michael Lynch of Boston was met III West
ar y.,erIsy by Jane, Russell OF No Deshro,"s-'t.
cmuoyed on the tugboat latter. lying at tho foot o'
Frankin.st.. and induced 20 70 ON board the tag lilo
o.ce. that Russell attacked him. Knocked hun down,
,d ,e ,,is coat AMI took SIS from the pocket after
thrrrning 10 throw him overheard # he mad" any r..
sst,nce Alderman Conan committed the a>HiIah To
the Toinbs yesterday. =, c. -.
Wllinm baxter. colored. was tricd III tn" Court OF
General Sessions last Wednesday, on charge ot nnI
Icy uud acquitted brcai~o the evidence aNhouSh
strn,g against h!m was not s'lfrrnt " CONVEX nun
Two hours later he entered Henri A-hton's cotmhs
re No 1s Pearl->t, and selling iiy~ coats ran INTO
tho street He pursued 10y the piolTict"r urolr
i,c coats AMI when finally overtakcn. struck l,i III tho
r"miiitcd him yesterday :" the Tonh' to await at.ii
New-York tribune., 1871-12-01
NASHINGTON.
PTrLIC SENTIMENT on THE HAVANA MrRDERs-
THE Ku-KLUX AND THE COIORED SCHOOLS.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBtNR.l

iBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBlNR.l
WASHINGTON. Thursday, Nov. 80, 1871.
Affairs In Cuba have been discussed In political circles,
80 far as anything Of public importance has been talked
about on Thanksgiving Day. and one hears on every
side sentiment Of horror at the outrageous barmry
of the Volunteers. In demanding the execution o inc
medical students. Though il Is yet too cary 10 pr'"rt
what action Government will take in regard to the
matter. general conviction is expressed that II onGEt
at least to make strong protest. Some even it 'hat
The condition OF affairs in Cuba calls for s"c'hH more
tan protest. hut IT may I've safely predicted that 'Hfrc
will bc disposition the Iart Of the Administration
To get into amy difficulties with SPAN which c"Nh"' "o
settled Ny diplomatic agents In this cohNcc'l"E son
very severe criticisms are made upon the PiSch' c"
diilon of navv both as regards the ship'
which compose It and those who man tien IL II Ms
serted tat cannot be said to have at our oEPosai
ANYTHING than fleet which Is fit only for coast
dny while the officers are 20 much demora2cd ''al
they enter into frolic OF any Kind ut Rome crapi"au
with far zeal than they do into anything III thc ia"
"i duty. The fact that, while fleet OF United ea''S
vessels waiting i'll the Lower Bay at New'iorA lor
more than month to welcome the Grand pnKe "h MS
arrival not single vessel was at Havana during the
late excitement, where experience should nave taught
the partncnt that our citizens were liable III AL '7
to need the protection oft Government, s one When
the Secretary of thc Navy may yet bc called np"h To
explain to Congress.
Tie result of the XII Klux operations In York Connt
South Carolina ,,pon the schools fer the education Of n-
children has been referred TO i'll any Of The re-
ports from that State though the facts reveal IN very
striking lit the temper OF the Kan LII Octobci e'''
Were York County about 20 schools for tie r"n-
cion of colcrcd children and they taincd between .
and pupils. These schools were almost all tauSh ny
southern white men, many of whom had served Ill the
Confederate army. and some bad been wounded III tHe
service The Ku-klux began their rds during tins eaic
month and in iu,t every one Ok these schools
had been closed. In many cases the sciool-hoiscs
torn dOwn-One log house. was rebuilt ana ne
sroyed three tiusand AL the teachers received no
tees to quit Those members Il the klan who Lave
made confessions say that they objected to tl" negro
having any privileges because be igr0ran' ad AT
ihc time they made It impossible for him IT, re-
ccivc any instruction.
New-York tribune., 1871-12-01
HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

FIN Arenus Hotel-Senator Ferry Of Mich
igan, the Hon J. H. svphcr NJ. C., Of LouiAiana TIC
hon: C. ". Willard Of Vermont Gen Giies A sm.n OF
Washington and Dr. X r.. Peterson OF Ph1iceipns'
ErSren HomH-yhe Hon. q. A.. FiDkclnbmrg ~ ~
OF Missorri - Bretaari Honst-Frankin b. Tower;
President of the Philadelphia and Reading H. X 90, hn
j. N. Mccullough Of F1tsburgh. - ~ "'fhoh'
hotel-Samnc l.: Clcmon. CLARK Twaln) OF haIii.ro;;
tho Hon. j. B. Chifcr Of Colorado, y u. PuilriI oil
fhicagD aud I. j. Maginns of ONO - H'.mW'
jir,sct tOntrOcr A. y. NichJis. Albany the Hon W.
Bishop aud T. lg-sr Il. Wrl."s Of t"nnecirut =---'-
-. Jdn,'s Irti-iicc"T'r Polish of Wnsl.a 5ton.
Gr0nd CrHrH Hpici-EN-' 'ungrf -sntn PriiiSo o REM
~ iyana. and COMMANDER I. T. wood. u. 81 H4vy.
New-York tribune., 1871-12-01
Bismarck replied to the note o: Russian

Bismarck replied to the note o: Russian
,d,irer asking for his autograph AMI portrait IN this
,,v.y fashion II thank you sincerely for sending ms
copy OF the Era which received with your agreeable
letter Of January a. AMI for to gracious wors which
.companied your favor. -ympathzs heartily with tho
.,i,ect yu pursue publishing your widely circulated
"HrnaI because my object also ~ maintain ainicaho
tin,a bnAed upon mutual consideration, between
t;er,nny and Russia. ic0miiy very willingly With your
Wish ur nv portrait and autograph III tho Russau lI
"uIee suI send yOd bi:u with Lid assuraa;9 OF NY
perfect esteolu y
New-York tribune., 1871-12-01
TIE STATE or TRADE
EUROPRAN MARKRTS.

LONDON Nov closed s; for both money sd aeess
T. Five tweut.s glI; 1875 S. 1871 80; Ten rofi.s ~
Tie rate the Bank Of Eng and LA bern esced IT,
10 81 per of iece The Bank o. knsana ~
incr.ssei SlyJOtO during the week
PAkis Nov b.-Rents 56t J.r
FrAyxr,nr JO-Cni sje, veTweuiy bords el bs -
ip2. r.,..l.
MIn. Or n. ai0i.: -lss Of the day 2CO bales inc
speculation aud export BeeI-New Frme "" ASs
70 Porh--piue Westerr AZ. - -.
LoypoS. Nov. 3D. p IN. - Talov. D61isS hnsseo -
tjt3.
New-York tribune., 1871-12-01
DEPARTURE or FOREIGN NAILS.


No Steamship Mains -
SATURDAY. DEC. . -
Mails Europe Liverpool. per steamship Ciy OF Ass
eloss at o. IN No Supplementary Mail 49,
fol German Bscmeo per ssesmsn'p
land ll:3Oa IN. ,, uru q, -.
elise st6:Ba , ....
SUNDAY. Dpc. j. A
All Mail, clos. At II O'Clock n TUE Pv.tOGes 10 SA .
m 70 II al IN. ,o,n.x ,
No steamship M.ls PIX
New-York tribune., 1871-12-01

oustl ase ~, sn aooouns of whom ~ Dat4l1as1 = -
TRIBUNE last month, che used gnuR fhosnly = -
hour. 6ho was buried IN Calvary Cemstee{s -
ca lcouraa of relatyea and friendA.
New-York tribune., 1871-12-01
TIE TURF.
MATCH BETWEEN KINGSTON AND HONEST
-KISG,ION WINS.

MATCH BETWEEN KINGSTON AND HONEST Ai!i."
KINGSTON WINS.
After repeated pos'pon'mthts, 'hr 'hird ana
deciding match between W. Bors,'s Chestnut 'tal'i'h
Honest Allen with running mate. aud W. Martins bay
u,lding Kingston, with running mate FOR :Vo 4 rit
- ,,,,rr M PROSPECT Park CUur-r, l. l. yesterday
Uone,t Allen won the first u. tn" previous matches ana
kingston The -ccon The track ycslrriiy was III sooi
n,Iition con ,ldrrng the weather AID the season. hut
tbr attendance WAS small The first heat was won Wy
Kingston and mate the second heat by Honest Allen ANA
u,c and the thiri ani fourth aud IN" race Dy hii5 5''on
Time 2:.j 2:2li, ?:4Jt 2:?'.
$500 sIMMARY
New-York tribune., 1871-12-01
Guecial Notires

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New-York tribune., 1871-12-01
IrCTI'pES MEETINGS. ETC.

Prot, Il. w. Raymond will open the annual
course of Free Lectures the Cooper Union. Tomorrow
evening. ~, subject being "rh" Great Geyser OF the
Vel ,w stone" II" VT. he followed by Dr. Willard
I.,aci. GOV. Hlw.cy OF Connecticut. and others.
New-York tribune., 1871-12-01
wfvIATI'RR ALMANAC,
No steamship Nsils

| Sunsv Moon c:U
| IGN
saoa, Hook lG6 Cows island :Oo Hell Gate Fenv LIN
| WATER THIS DAP y
s,,a, Hook Gov kland 1O Hu Gate Ferry n:sS
New-York tribune., 1871-12-01

C,vc,,x,r, MOI, bushes, suspended The re
~ I.g. W. mad jOJ; tle sales OF iouf
Al $50 Pork .o at demand 10 good at this
Nh ne wa, lone in snv other Hos commenced
om L,,rn Ohio Ia large numbers 500 coming from that
tod
New-York tribune., 1871-12-01

IA un.hla To net sufcent to pay his gas bis Obviously
%r ample work for tho POLICE ths Winter In fulfilling
their task Of protecting tho lives and property Of our
cifiz
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1871-01-19
FRIDAY, JANUARY l3, 1871.
SENATE.

The Senate met at II ~, Hon. G. W. Mont
comery, President pro tenn, in the chair.
MIR. Whittemore, from the Committee on En-
crossed Bills, reported upon bill to regulate
The appointment, jurisdiction and duties of No
taries Public which was passed and ordered to
be sent to the House. Also, upon bill to re-
peal so much of the Act OF 1889 as prohibits
Clerks Of the Court from practicing law in the
Courts ofthe State The bill exeepts the Courts
of the County in which the Clerk resides and
also requires that he be duly qualified according
to law which was passed and ordered to be sent
to the House Also, upon bill to enable Cir
cult Judges to hold Courts in other Circuits
than their own which w;rs also passed and sent
to the House,. Also, upon bill supplementary
to an Act to authorize executors, administra
tors, trustees, and other tiduclares ito sell Ger
tain evidences Of Indebtedness and to compro-
mise in certain cases which WAS passed and or
dered to be enrolled.
The Senate received from the House the Sen
ate concurrent resolution that committee OF
investigation be appointed to examine the pa
pers and vouchers of the State Treasurer, with
regard to the amount of money stated to have
been drawn to deiray the expenses of the cleo
toral investigating committee OF the Third Con-
pressional District, in 1869 and 1870, with no.
Iifcation that the House concurred III the rcso-
luton. The President announced, as the COM
mittee on the part of the Senate, Messrs. Nash
and Swails Also, received from the House a
concurrent resolution, that 900 copies of the
report of the Commissioner OF Agricultural
Statistics be published; which was made the
special order for ten days hence.
Mr. Owens from the Committee on Finance,
reported unt;avorably on bill to increase the
salaries of the Justices of the Supreme Court.
Mr.. Owens introduced a concurrent resolu-
ton. that whereas it is reported that the Super
intendeut of the Penitcntiary has grossly abused
his office by spcculating i'll the funds lappro-
priated by the State for the maintenance OF the
Pcnitentiary, aud by spcculating in convict la
Dor and otherwise, be it
Rcsolrcd, That Il committee of three on the
part of the Senate and - of the House be
appointed to investigate the affairs and transac-
tiuons of the said Superintendent and the Board
of Directors, to have the power to send torper-
sons and papers, and to report the result OF
their Investigations at an early day to the Cen
cral Assembly.
Upon this resolution, considerable debate en-
scucd, participated in by Mcssrs. Leslie, Nash
and others MIR. Leslie stated that in his Opin-
ion there were strong grounds why this inyes,.
tiration should bcinstituted. That $50, 600 had
been appropriated by the State for the support
of tie Pcnilentiary, and the indications were
that the great bulk of it had gone to fill the
pockets OF speculative State authorities. He
stated that the Governor had made contract
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1871-01-19
THURSDAY, JANUARY II, 1871.
SENATE.
The Senate met at II NJ.

The Senate met at II NJ.
Mr.. Whittemore from the select committee
appointed to consider and report on the sub
icct of the impeachment of T. o. P. Vernon,
Judge Of the Seventh Judicial Circuit, .repor-
ted the following order: That the Clerk of the
Senate inform the House Of Representatives
that the Senate is ready to receive the man
ayers appointed by the House Of Representa-
tiyes to carry to the Senate articles of impeach-
ment against T. o. p. Vernon, Judge of the
Seventh Judicial Circuit of South Carolina.
Adopted. ~
MIR. Wimbush, for the Committee on Iucor-
porations, reported favoraby on a bill to re-
charter the Pumpkintown Turnpike Road, in
Pickens County, recommending that the bill do
pass.
The Committee on Education, to whom was
re-cummitted bill to amend an Act entitled
Gan Act to establish and maintain q system OF
free common schools for the State of South
Carolina" reported back the same with amend
ments
Mr.. Nash introduced bills to repeal so much
of an Act entitled can Act to organize and
govern tho militia of the State of South Caro-
lina," as provides for the appointment and pay
of an Assistant Adiutant- General; to amend
Section 8 of an Act entitled "An Act to provide
~ OSNN'N''N0"-O--N-
and define his powers and duties"
Mr.. Whittcmorc introduced bill for the
maintenance and support of illegitlmatc chill
drcn.
Mr.. Johnston introduced a bill to provide tor
the establishment of house of correction.
MIR. Arnim introduced n resolution, that the
Committee on the Pcnitcntary be instructed to
inquire if the Penitentary is now governed by
lawful officer, styled Superintendent. Adop-
ted.
a bill to define the law in relation to certain
easements, and for other purposes, was reJcc-
ted.
A Joint resolution to allow Hon. James l.
Orr compensation for extra services, was in
definitely postponed.
A bill to amend an Act entitled can Act
providing for the general elections and tho
manner of conducting the same, was made tho
special order for tomorrow, at L. Nj.
The report of Select Committee appointed tt
consider and report upon the message OF the
House of Representatives in relation to the i'm
peachment of 7. O. p Vernon, Judge of the
Seventh Judicial Circuit of South Carolina, on
rules of procedure and practice in the Senate
when sitting in the trial of impeachment, was
made special order for Tomorrow ut 2 7. Nj.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
The House met at u NJ.
Mr.. Lee, from the Committee OF County
Offices and Officers, reported upon bill rcgu
lating the salaries of School Commissioners il
the State.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1871-01-19

Two IMPORTANT FAcrs.-One who has OBJ
served and written upon agriculture for over
forty years tells us: "Thc vast majority of far
mcrs testify that they make most of the profits
of their business from n fer choice acres upon
their farms" 1t is natural, therefore, to in
quirc, why do they not gradually bring Other Other
that pnv so we'll? And why waste labor upon
any that cannot be so brought up to the paving
mark, single season longer than necessity
compels? It would, of course, be unreasona-
Bile to expect an immediate change of plan in
culture, but why not aim at gradual improve
ment?
another fact well-suitcd to a new years med
ita.ion, is the testimony of almost every planter,
that he has never been out of debt, and has
never had dollar to spare, since he gave up
raising his own plantation supplies, and de-
pended exclusively upon cotton.-fdirfe'a Her
aid
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1871-01-19

HANDSOME OLD MEN.-No one is insensi-
BILE to beauty, Statesmen, scholars, veterans,
look with softcning eyes on the budding love-
lincss of fresh young girls, whether rosy
blondes or golden brunettes, coquettish or
queenly in style. s.. ri
We daily feel the attraction of the round
outlines and the pure complexion of youth;
of its vigor of its 1.-the, agile grace; its elas-
ticity and vivacity. Our hearts warm at the
confident eagerness with which it looks forward
to its future achievements in life; yet we smile
sadly, too for We have known many apparent
ly as strong and as ready, swept down by the
swift, strong tide of temptation, or worn by the
constant friction of the current of care, or
stranded on the lone beach of disappointment.
Thus, to the contemplative, the admiration
with which young men and maidens are re-
garded must always have its alloy OF meian'
choly ..,e
But sometimes we see old men upon whom
we gaze with sense of entire satisfaction. II
we meet them on the street, we invOluntarily
turn and look again; if we see them in assem-
blies our thoughts are diverted from acting,
rousic or oratory We feel that the straight
shoulders have borne the burden of life brave
ly: that the head has not bent from its fine
poisc by shame; while the firm mouth, the
uutroublcd eyes, and the brow, furrowed, it
may be- impress us with sense of lofty calm:
We know that We are looking at the lives and
characters of these men; that low aims, low
pleasures, and vain triiing have had no part
in the work that temptations have been re-
sisted, passions have been controlled, that
worthy effort has been earnest and persisting.
We have an intutivc perception that they are
"unspotted from the world, =" that their faces are
lighted from within.
~The beauty of youth is God-given, and dsx
lights the eyes but is frequently marred orlost
before mid-life This beauty in age is the use
fulncss preserved, developed, elaborated.
/ doubt if any thinker ever met the late
General Robert Z. Lee without experiencing
this in some measure. Scores of men posse s
as fine features as his few are as erect and no.
Bile in their bearing; but his appearance con-
stantly reminded one chat man was asmadein the
image of his Creator.--Richmond Dispatch.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1871-01-19

The Rochester Democrat says woman is
world without an equator. And what is quite
as remarkable, in every latitude she is without
a parallel
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-05-16

.i4ORsE AND CARRIAGE AUCTION MART,
IL liz AND liz EAST 18TH ST., NEAR 4TH AV.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-05-16

ERANcls BUTLER. NO. 8 PECK SLIP, HAsALL THE
and Flea Ex.erminator, Buffers work, a. Dogs
Bosrdei, Trained &C. Medicines for AL diseases Buffers
all attacks of mosquitoes. Travellers take noucel IL
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-05-16

FINE DOUBLE IMPROVED SHOT GUN. WITH SET
IA OF deer barrels for sale exchange for Da
mond Pin or Ring Apply at 2s West Twentieth street, New
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-05-16

WANTED-ANY PART OF Loco GOOD LIVE PIGEONS
w delivered soon as possible. Apply to j. A. PAINE, 80
Marion street, or at Jerome Park.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-05-16

GOLD AT AUCTION-AT JOHNSTON VAN TAS.
~ SELLS, liz East Thirteenth street. Fourth avenue
SIX first class Setter Dogs, thoroughly broke Sold to-day
(Tuesday) o'clock.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-05-16

II EALTH IS WEALTH.-CoUGHS, COLDS NEURAL
gia Rheumatism, Gout, scrof'a Consumption, Asthma,
Caarrh, Fry speedily cured by superior
sian, Turkish sulphur baths. 81 Swimming Bathing
Acaaemy. Sixth Thiriieth street.
spect tae establ. .shnent.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-05-16

FINE BAY MARE-CAN .TRor INSIDE THREE
N m nutes; sound and KIND; SyeArn old. Apply n Mo-
DQNALDs stable, Fory-hrst street. near Third avenue
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-05-16

LNOR sALt-A HANDSOME PAIR OF BAY HORSES,
with black points, 1875 and old good steprers
nd 90 well togeher the property Of gentleman leaving
le city Apply at stable 62 Washington alley, rear OF b3
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DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.

AhUsEMENTs-EIenTH PAGE Fourth. fifth and sixth
AsrRUL0GY-kmrH PAsE-s,1th column.
su1R6 Hs6 noSIsG
BoARDnEs WANTED SECOND PAar-Firss and second
ssTzsH s
BUSINESS oppoaruslrIEs rAsr-rhrd
ssssy,. ss%n
CLERKS AND sALEsxEN-rwrI'rn PAsr-roursh
fsnTe
co4sTS sE I srExasSiis s1oosD rAoE-snth column.
CouHTkY y0AkD-snooSD fAeE-secona and third
pAstiS1 xcApEMi Es- -EIeurn pAer-F,fsh column
bkE column sSnn
DwEkhisa HOUSES rs IN. fgssIsHEp AND uN-
EuRGrIAN STEAMSHIPS SECOND PAGE-Fhth and
EuRofE sEooSn PAeE-sixth column.
sxS1nsIoNs. .sSooSp FAeF-sE,S S'a soaMn.
EINAsksUlALSFasTt rAass sosS column
Us F1skIshED RUNS AND xrAsf%ENrs q Sn TO LET
ssas5S sss%%
HELf' WANTED MALEs-rwrrrrm PAsE-rii.h and
HELf @ sfia" STfiEaD"~FEMALEs-TwELrrH PAeE-second
HORSES. aAknIAIEs. do.-FIssr PAeE-rhird. fourth
HorsIs- Is nssa sauasn SSsun'ps PAsEsecond column
Eous IS. ROOMS. &C.. wASlED-iIasr PAer Fifth col
INsrkuCiIoN-FIasT PAaE-six.h column.
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