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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-02-23

mr TO THE CITIZENS OF CHARLES
ToN.-The YOUNG AMERICA STEAM FIRE CON-
P.lNY woIld respectfully represent that their pre-.
sent financial condition compels them to make
IN appeal to your well.Enown lIberalily and pub.
lie spirit.
After five years uninterrupted service our appa-
ratus worn aud injured by the faithful duty per.
formed has been sent to the builders for repairs.
The pay from the city, having been greatly re-
duced, is inadequate 20 mees CUR current expenses
and ray the debt incurred by the company for the
necessary repairs now being made.
The following gentlemen have been appointed
to call on the c,iz.ns for douatlons:
A. w. LEW!S, Slce-Presilent
P. FINN, ]. McDoUGAL,
GEO. RELYEA, ]. RoSlS,
]. C. MAnER, JAS. QUINN,
NJ CAREY, NJ. KING.
By order OF the Company.
H. S. BRUINS, President
]. S. WEsTESDoKFF, secretary.
l. IcheerfuIly recommend the appeal OF the rsbove
Company. u. Ii. NATHAN,
.jan25 Chief Fire Department
asr PIMPLES ON THE FACE.-FOR
Comedones, Elackworms or Grubs. Pimply Erup-
tons aud biotched designations on the Face. use
PERRY's OOMEDUNE AND PfMPLE REMEDY,
Depot No. 40 Bola street, New York. Sold by
Druggists everywhere. Wholesale by DoWIE,
NOISE j DAVIS. CharlessoarS. c.
dec15-thstu3mos
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nar A COLD SEEMS A SMALL AF-

me A COLD SEEMS a SMALL AF-
FAIR.-Most people neglect it. Who minds it ?
Yet cold may turn to consumption, and then
follows almost certain death. Take cold IN
time, thcn, that Is, take Dr. D. JAMES EXPECTO-
RANT. the wel!-known, standard remedy for
Coughs, Colds, Consumption, Asthma, Bronchitis.
ard al Pulmonary Complaints and your Cold will
disappear, as we'll as all apprehension Of danger.
Sold by all Druggists. For sale by GOODRICH,
WINEMAE " co, Charleston, s. C. feb22-thsiu3
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~ DIR. sAGE'S CATARRH REMEDY
isno patent m edictne humbug gotten up to dupe
the ignorant and credulous, but Is perfect spe-
cldc for Nasal Catarrh, "Cold in the Head" and
kindred diseases. The proprietor, T.. V. PIERCE,
NJ. D., OF Buffalo, n. Y, offers $500 for case he
cannot cure Sold by druggists, or sent By mail
for sixty cents. pamphlet free.
febao- o-thsHS-AC
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Dpeius, &f.
Bitters.


m E S tt M o M A L S.
Read few OF the Testimonials in regard to the
EFFICACY OF that STERLING MEDICINE,
OLD CAROLINA BITTERS.
A few Certificates from the many In our posses.
sion from persons who have tested the
OLD CAROLINA BIrTERS:
FROM THE POSTMASTER AT TUMBLING
SHOALS, s. G.
TUaBLING SHOALS, S: c.. April 0, 1870.
Messrs. GooDRIcH, WINEaAN & Co., Charleston,
Gentemen-This is to inform you that about a
year ago was In delicate health, WON out with
Old age and hard work, weighing one hundred
menced n sSI using g lile OLD CaRoLlNA BiTTERs. al.
ter using nine bottles, felt as well and vigorous
US thirty years ago-went to work and made
money. l weighed. alter u-lng the above, one
hundred and seveRty-Lwo pounds. have slrce
been strong and hale. Accept, gentlemen;en
thanks and success say to the oL1 CAROLINA
BIrTERS.
(signed) RANSOM PHILLIPS, ?. M,
Tumbllug Shoals, S. o.
FROM ANDREW CHAMBERS, IRwINToN, GA.
IRwINTON, Ca, September 25, 1869.
Messrs. GOODRICH. WISEMAN d Co.:
Gentemeu-Wnen In yOur city two weeks ago,
your DR.. Service gave me hottie nf your cee.
brated CAROLINA BlTrEi:S, which brought
home for my father, whose health was very feeble.
After using 1t he vas 30 well pleased with its
effects that he considers them almost ndispensa-
Bile. Please find enclosed sixteen, ISIS the price
OF two cases; direct them w. J. Chambers Il Son,
No. Ii, Q: r. H. Yours, very respectfully,
(Signed) ANDREW CHAMBERS.
ANOTHER VOICE FROM GEORGIA.
FORT VALLEY, Ca. september Is, 1859.
Messrs. GOODRICH, WINEHAN& & Co, Charleston:
Gentlemen-I take great pleasure 10 informing
you thatmy wife has experienced great oene1t
from the use OF the OLD CAROLINA BITFERS.
It Is certainly good medicIHe and would be
pleased IL you would send me anoIher dozen I'm.
mediatey. Respectfully. DC,
Sold by all Druggists in Charleston. The trade
'uppne" " aoGnkIcH, wINEMAN & CO.,
Principal Depot, No. IS Hsyne street.
DROFESSOR BERGER'S BED-BUG
DESTROYER
Costar's INSECT POWDER
GlenLwOrth's Roach EXtermi1ator
Costar's Rat Poison
fsaacsen's sure Pop-Oeatn TO Mosquitoes.
For sele BY DH. II. BAER,
1ly0 No. l3l Meeting stree6
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Meefnns.

DOYAL AND SELECT MASTERS OF
I6 this city, and particularly former members
Of Enoch (Adoniraml Council. No. l, will meet al
Masonic Hall, THIS Thursday EVENING. February
g. 1874 a. haf.past O'clock for the purpose OF
renrganizlngsald Council and electing officers.
feb23-s
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~ POISONOUS MEDICINES.-TI

~ POISONOUS MEDICINES.-THE II e
theory that the virus OF disease can be safely
c.unteracted by doses Of poison is false and dan.
gerous Within the last twenty-five years not
less than score Of virulenc poisons have been
added to the repository OF the medical profession
The; are given in small doses, otherwise they
woull destroy life Immediately; but even in
minute quantities, they produce, ultimately, very
disastrous effects. 1t is unwisc and upphliosopht.
cal to employ, as remedies, powerful and insidl.
Gus drugs, which, In subjugating one disease, SOW.
the seeds OF another sill more unmanageable
Nome of these terrible medicanents operates with
as much direcLness and certainty upon the causes
of disease as Ho5TETTER'S roMACH BlTrERS,
tonic and corrective, arthlout single deletert-
Gus Ingredient tn.tts composition. Arsenic and
qunla are. given for intermittents; bromide OF
potassium for nervous disorders; strychnine and
prussic acid for general debility; mercury, In
various forms. for liver complaint; preparations
of chlorofprm and opium for sleeplessness; and
yet these deadly drugs do not compare, as specl-
fcs for the diseases above enumerated, with that
wholesome vegetable invlgorant and Alternative,
while they are all 80 pernlclOus that 1t Is astonish-
Ing any physician should take the responsibility
of prescribing thcm.. Let lnyallds, for their own
saEes, try the Bitters before they resort to the
poIsons. The relief they will experience from
course OF the harmless specific will render re-
course to the unsafe preparations referred to quite
reb1s-8rSo
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mants.

WTANTED, A WOMAN TO COOK AND
w make herself generally useful. Apply at
No. 225 Coming street. feb23
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r 0sT, ON TIE RUTLEDGE STREET
IL Ger Line. on the evening Of the 9th, a pair
Uf BROWN KID GLOVES. with Gold Glove But
;onS In them. Trie fndr will receive suitable
reward bg leaving the same arthe corner Of Broad
and Orange streets. febl3
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GTRAYED OR STOLEN, FROM THE
~ premises northeast corner Bull and Rutledge
streets, dark brown BULL TERRIER, with q
white star on chest, white heavy frolt paws; an
swers to the name Of "Dash.'' ANY one returning
the same will be suitably rewarded feb22-2*
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Icst aud found.

STRAYED FRoMNo. 81 BULL STREET,
- Black Newfoundland DOG: had on
Ieai her collar. Five dollars reward will he Eaid
for his recovery. fcb22-2*
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ng STONO PHOSPHATE COMPANY.
The Company being now ready to begin opera.
lions, and to fill orders, the Board of Directors
have directed that the Ninth and Tenth install
MENTs of ten per cent. each be called in.
Subscribers are hereby notified that these in.
staltnents must be paid on or before 1st March
next. J. D. AIKEN,
reb1s-stntbIm1 Treasurer s. P C.
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gperiGl Notlffs.

gg NOTICE TO sHIPMASTERS AND
AGf NTS OF vESSELS.-On and after this date
the rate for COMPRISING Cotton, incluting Dray.
age to vessel, will be sixty cents per bale.
TYLER COTTON PRESS.
SHIPS COTTON PRESS.
Charleston, February 20. 1871. feb2o-s
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Waking Up!

1t. indeed cheering TO read sound and
sensible views like the following from that
able and ouesspoke,r Radical paper, the Or
angeburg Neus. Speaking OF the political
campaign in the State twelve months hence.
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THE SHADOW OF MoLocH MOUNTAIN By Jane
G. Austin. New York: Sheldon l. Co.
Charleston: Holiness Bookhouse.
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CINoINNATh

CrSctSNArr, December l5,-The liquor
establishment Of +. W. WALTON & Co., re.
Gently seized by Government officials,
was released TO day, after an inYestiga.
tion by Collector Pullan. Il appearing
that there had been no violation Of the
revenue law.
A Jury in the Tom Mcclellan case at
Dayton, Ohio, has been obtained aItor
several days effort. .g..
Some Of the iron merchants are com.
planning that of late It has been difficult
to get shipments over the Marietta It Gin.
ciinati road lrOln furnaces along that line
The matter was brought before the Board
Of Trndcto day and committee appoint
ed TO investigate ..EN r
The fog and smoke was so dense in the
city this morning that II was like twilight.
Up to noon the gas was burning in nearly
all business houses, and on Change the
lights were not eXtinguished until half
past twelve. Outside Of the city IL was
ono Of the brightest mornings Of the
,vintNr
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CLEVELAND.

CLEVELAND, December iJ--In tho case
of Vim. Jones, negro, tried for killing
John Smith on November 9th, the jury
after 80 hours delberation returned yer.
dict oiguilty of murder in the second dc.
gree.
Last evening a National Association
was formed to promote the chess interests
throughout the country. r. Ware, Jr., of
Boston, was elected President; John O..
White. Of Cleveland, Secretary; andJ. s.
Turner, of New York, Treasurer. An
Executive Committee and number of
Vice Presidents were also chosen. The
Association will DO known as the Ameri.
can Chess Association. The constitution
adopted provides that chess playing and
problem tournament be held each year at
such tihe and place as the Executive
Committee may select.
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the PRINCE OF WALES.
Damon supposed 10 be Past.


LONDON, December 15.-The following
bulletins were issued this morning;
SANDRINGHAM, December 15,-S A. NJ,
The Prince has had quiet night. There
are symtoms of debility, but his condition
may be considered more favorable.
SANDRINaHAM, December 15,-NOOn.
The Prince cOntiaues in a tranquil state.
lie slowly but steadily improves,
LONDON, December A15,-8 4, M-The
danger In the case Of the Prince is so far
lessened, that q message has been tele.
graphed to Princess Victoria, at Berlin,
Countermandlng the summons sent her
10 come 10 Sandringham.
Quito a sensation has been produced
by the refusal Of certain extreme ritualists
to say prayers for the Princes recovery,
In the absence Of orders from their Bishop.
LONDON, December 1916 r. M-The
latest from Saudringham, was $50 r. NJ,
The Prince has been tranquil this after
noon, and the course o the fever Contin.
ues favorable. The Queen will return To
Windsor Tomorrow. This bulletin was
read with great cheering wherever posted
up A feeling ofpIoinund relief prevails
in all quarters '., IT,
LONDON, Decomhor lG,--1,30 A. Nj
An official report from Sandringham, at ]
O'Clock, says tho Prince Of Wales had
some quiet sleep 10 night.
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The Arrest Of the NJ. n o. Railroad
Express Robbers.
One of the Robbers Attempts 10 Kill
PinkeTIOn and is Drowned.

ST. LOUIS, December 15.-WilliAm A.
Pinkerton and S. Z. T. Gallagher, Of
Pinkerton's Chicago detective agency,
and Detective Connell, of Memphis, left
here last night for Union City, Tennessee,
having in charge Hlllery harrington diiaS
Henry Clark, and VIM. Barton, charged
with Tobbing the Southern Express Com.
paDy's messenger by boarding the trains
at Moscow and Union City, on the Mobile
i Ohio Railroad, III last July and OctO.
Der, These men were arrested at Verona,
on tho Atlantic u Pacific Railroad, In the
extreme southwestern part Ol this State,
and were captured only alter the house in
which they had taken refuge was securely
barriCAded from tho outside and then set
on Gre. They are desperate characters,
and are charged with murder as well as
robbery. Their arrest, II is believed, will
have the effect to break up one of the
worst gangs of desperadoes ever in the
west.
MEMPHIS, December 15.-This morn.
ing while VIM. A. PinkertOn, In company
with Detective Connell was bringing
Hilery Harrington alias Clark, and Bar.
ton, the two express robbers arrested near
Verona, Mo-, as telegraphGd last night,
from Cairo IL Columbus on a steamer,
Clark asked Pinkerton tn go out on the
guard aS he had something to tell him.
No sooner had they reached the guard
than Clark though heavily irOned,
PlnkertOn's revolver. from his
belt, cooked 1t, and presented It at Pinker-
toms head saying, 81 have you now."
PinkertOn called to COnnell who, spring.
ing to his aide, knocked up the pistol
as II was discharged, the ball grazing
Pinkcrton's temple. A desperate strug.
Gle ensued, during which Clark fell over.
board, passing under the wheel, and sunk.
II Is supposed the wheel struck him, at all
events he never rose again. Barton had
made full confession, and Clark know
ing this attempted to kill Pinkerton for
revenge Barton was formerly brakes.
man on the Nashville & North western
Railroad. lie was brought TO Union City,
near where the robbery was committed,
and lodged in Jail. A dispatch this even.
ing from Robert PinkertOn says that Levi
Harrington, brother of llilliard, was cap
tured to-day at Fanington, ILL.,, alter a ter.
riblo struggle. IIo will bc brought to
Tennessee for trial. These brothers were
notorious horse thieves and murderers,
and the Southern Express Company has
for over two months had from twenty to
forty detectives on the track ol these men.
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ALEXIS.
lie is Invited 10 so on Grand DutTa.
10 Hunt.

IU
CHICAGO, Dec. 15-It IA definitely fixed
that the Grand Duke Alexis, with his
suite, will reach this city on Friday, the
Goth inst. On Saturday, he will go TO
Milwaukee. On Saturday night he will
return to Chicago and leave for st. Louis
on Sunday night or Monday morning.
His headquarters will bc at the fremont
House. No formal reception will be ex.
tended to him In Chicago,
Lieut.. Gen. Sheridan has extended to
tho Grand Duke and his party an invita-.
tion to indulge ina grand buffalo hunt, but
no reply TO tho invitation has yet been re.
celved. 1t proposed that the party shall
proceed Uia the Pacific Railroad tU Ft
Mcpherson, from the fort the party 10 TO
proceed sixty miles south, on horseback,
and by ambulance to point where buffalo
exists in immense numbers. The camp
will be made snug and comfortable. A
thousand Sioux Indians under the lead Of
Spotted Tail and Whistler, will be on
hand to participate In the hunt, and TO
show tho Grand Duke how buffalo are
killed en- regI6.
MONTREAL, @. w., Dec. 10. The Mayor
brCakiasted with the Grand Duke this A.
NJ. At the breakfast the Grand Duke ex-
pressed great sympathy for the Prince Of
Wales, and trusted the favorable accounts
now being received, would be confirmed.
This p. NJ. the Duke drives out to LoChine.
No ceremony Is observed in any oI his
proceedings.
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LOUISVILLE.
Important Arrest OF FOrgcrs 80 The
Library Lottery and Concert.

important Arrest OI ttOTRcTS - Inc
Library LOTTERY and Concert.
LOUISVILLE, December 15.-Three men
giving the names Of j. W. Sweet, O.
Hunt and r. Walker, stopped at the vii.
lard Hotel in this city, on tho 9Th inst.
They visited bank inquiring about ex.
change on New York, and Sweet bought
Of the Franklin Bank draft on the Ira
ders' and Drovers' Bank Of New York for
$500. The other two men disappeared
on last Sunday. Sweet left the Willard
Hotel this morning and registered at the
Gait House rs George W. Mcdonald, and
went around to thgtGlegraph Office inQulr.
ing for dispatches for Sweet and also for
Mcdonald. lie left orders at the post.
Office for his letters TO be sent to the Con.
tinental Hotel, Philadelphia, and was
about to leave for the East when he was
arrested by Detectives Bllgh and Gallagh.
or on suspicion of forgery. In his trunk
was found large quantity OF letter heads
and envelopes Of the Thirdand Ninth Ma
tional Banks OF New York, various kinds
Of ink, pens, &c, large check book OF
the State National Bank OF New Orleans,
and also letters from the National Bank
Republic Of New York to Sam Brown, of
Buffalo, In regard to It's deposits, NC,
and letters from John Smidt il Co, Lou.
isville, el the writing taken out by some
chemical process except the heading and
signature. Geo. Mcdonald alias j. W.
Sweet alias Sam Brown Is about 35 years
of age, 8 feet 10 inches high, slim, light
complexion, light brown whiskers and
moustache, and genteel appearance. Hunt,
alias Fowler, is about 45 or 80 years OF
age, with black whiskers sprinkled with
gray. Walker is 80 years Of age, slim,
and genteel in dress. A dispatch was re.
CeivGd to-day that the drRi( sold to the
New York bank had not been paid, and
the bank here telegraphed the New York
bank not topay II until further orders.
This Is regarded as one Of the most i'm.
pOrlant arrests made here in long time.
Hunts real name Is believed to be Geo.
BridgGwell and Walker to be his son. The
parties came up from the South, where
they have been operating recently.
The local sensation here Is the Public
Library drawing and concerts, which
take place tomorrow. The excitement
was up to fever heat; and when II was
discovered at 2 O'Clock that every ticket
in the hands of the agents in the city Ind
been sold and no more were TO be had,
and the main office definitely closed for
all business last night in order to get
ready lDr the drawing, the eagerness 10
obtain what we're not TO be had was pro.
digious Two and three prices were
offered for tickets. Thirty.five thousand
tickets, amounting to 100000, have been
sold, and the prizes TO be distributed to.
morrow will amount TO $l92 500, the
money for which Is on deposit in the
Citizens Bank,
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Errrntinn of Inhn Mnte.

PHILADELPHIA, December 15.-John
Ware was executed to-day for the murder
Of his father. The execution took place
at Camden, New Jersey, about noon.
Ware maintained stolid demeanOr and
exhibited no agitation. lie wrote a long
confession last night which he gave TO his
counsel, and in witch he says he killed
his father because lie ill.reated his
mother He accuses several witnesses
who testified On the trial Of perjury. He
signed a paper for the delivery Of bis
body to the surgeons, hut this being op.
posed by his widow, the body was sur.
rendered 10 her afler the execution.
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THE CIVIL SERVICE INVEsTI-
CATION.
Another Caucus--TTumbull's ResO-
luton Adopted, but the Cone
mittee Packed.

mittee Packed
WASHINGTON, December 15.-The Re-
publican Senators held caucus this
morning, continuing several hours, upon
the Trumbull resolution pending in tile
Senate. The result was they agreed to
support II, with an amendment Omiting
that part instruCting the Committee on
Investigation and RetrenChment TO con-
slider the expediency Of 80 amending the
laws under which appointments to the
public service are now made as to provide
against the public service being used as
an instrument Of political or party patro.
mage. The resolution rs thus amended
instructs the committee TO inquire into
the expenditures In all branches of the
service OF the United States, and report
any and what offices ought to he abolished;
whether any or what salary Or allowance
ought TO be reduced; what are the meth
DDS Of procuring accountability In public
agents or officers In the care aud dlsburse-
ment OF the public money; whether
moneys have been paid out illegally /;
whether any officers or agents or other
persons have been or are employed in the
public service without authority Ui law
or unnecessarily; and generally, how aud
10 what extent the expenCes Of the ser
vice Of the country may and ought lO be
Curtailed. .... .r.r
The caucus then agreed on the follow
inR named Senators TO comprise tho conf
nittee; Messrs. Buckingham, Hove,
Pratt, Harlan, Stewart, Pool and SaIis.
bury. The last named in the only Demo.
crat on the committee. .t .tFf
The CAUCUS carefully excludes from the
committee those who had taken part in
the debate on retrenChment, and hence
Messrs. Trumbull and schurz have no
nlnce on IL.
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FOREIGN.
ENGLAND.

LONDON, December IA new COM
bination is organizing here to rescue the
Erie railway from its present direction.
1t is proposed to inRugurate energetic
measures Immediately. n
Lady Charlotte Burgoyne, wife Of Field
Marshal Burgoyne, died last night,
The British press comment with severi.
" on the reported attempts 10 bribe the
fury In New York.
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CAIRO, December 15,-Arrivcd-KatC
Kearney, Belmont o r. NJ; Great Repub,
lie New Orleans 0 +, NJ; Charles Bod.
mann, New Orleans 2 a. NJ ldlewild,
Evansville 4 4. NJ; Potomac, New Or.
leans 10 A. N, Deparled-Julia, Nicks.
burg Q A. NJ. The Illewild takes the
Mace Of the Illinois to-day as railroad
transfer packet to Columbus the latter re.
GGiring a week for repairs. Clear and
a,iI
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CANADA.

ToEoNTo, ONT, December 15.-In the
House this afternoon Hon. Z. b. Wood,
Treasurer of Ontario, stated that the
events of the past week showed that the
House was not satisfied with tho present
ministry, and in compliance with the con.
stitutiOnal practice lie had resigned Ills
seat. In this conclusion ho was bound 10
add that tho Premier did not agree.
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The Weather To-Day.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
WARRINGTON, D. c., Dec. l5-T8O +. n.
PROBABILITIES.

The cloudiness will probably clear
away for a short time, on thesRouth and
Middle Atlantic coast, followed On Satur.
day again by falling barometer with
southwest winds and cloudy weather.
The storm will centre in Minnesota, and
more east and southeastward, with brisk
southwest winds on the lakes, and its in.
fluence extends TO the middle and eastern
States. By Saturday night southerly
winds with rising temperature and
cloudy weather will probably extend over
the Gull States Cautionary signals still
continue at Chicago, Grand Haven and
Milwaukee, and are ordered for Detroit,
Toledo Cleveland and Buffalo. J.
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A Government swindler Pardoned.

BosroN, December ia Washington
dispatch of TO day states that Charles
Mellen, oil the firm of Melen, Ward &
Co., who was in 1869, with other persons,
convicted Of fraud against the Govern
ment, md sentenced TO five years impris.
onment and pay a fine Of 100000, has
been pArdoned Ivy President Grant and
fine remitted.