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BALL.-Died at Jeanf svie, Lueern County,
Pennsglvanfa, on the morning Of the 22d OF Feb.
ruary, 1872, Of typhoid pneumonia, ELIAS NoNUs
BALL, aged thirty eight years.
Cut down In the full viger OF manhood, he
calmly and without o struggle folded his arms
across his loving heart and fell asleep. Though
separated from his family BY circumstances most
trying, he was through his Illness and closing
hours most tenderly and watchfully attended by
q loving sister and true earnest friends; kindred
hands could not have bestowed more loving care
than those dear friends, who felt that no sacrifice
was TOO great to make for the atient sufferer.
All that medical skill could do was done faith.
fHlly and tenderly; but God willed he should de.
part and be at rest and human hearts and hands
could not detain him. Having made his peace
with God, we sorrow not as those Without hope,
but, from the shadow Of our great grief look for.
ward to shat joyful resurrection when we shall
be reunited to those who have gone before us In
bends which know no dissolution.
Nay the mourner's God In Bis own time heal up
the bleeding hearts OF kindred and friends, and
reward those true unsel1sh friends whose tender
care soothed his closing hours. ~, 3 IL
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ESPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE NKws.l

ESPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE NKws.l
COLUMBIA, March S. .
The Senate to-day passed to third reading
the House resolution providing for the levy Of
tax of eight mills for the State and three
mills for the countless -The following bills
were also passed: ~
To incorporate the Carolina Light Infantry
of Charleston.
To incorporate the Sumter Academical 3d.
ciety.
To declare North and South Wlmbee navl-
gable streams.
A resolution was Introduced to forbid the
correspondent OF The CHARLESTON NEWS the
privilege of the floor, on account of the recent
charges OF bribery against senators, contained
in his dispatch to The NEWS.
The House adopted the resolution requiring
the Judiciary committee to Investigate the
course Of Judge Graham In the case of Bed
ding vs. the South Carolina Railroad, and re-.
port during the present session.
At the night session the House passed the
following bills 10 the third reading:
To require all bonds and etocks of the State
to be registered.
Toregulate the appointment and salary OF
trial justices in the City of Charleston.
To provide for general license law.
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HOW GRANT WAs NOMINATED.
A Remarkable Disclosure.

Colonel Forney publishes In the Washington
Sunday Chronicle remarkable account Of the
manner in which General Grant was first
nominated for President. he says Judge
Carter and Senator Thayer suggested to him
in November, 1867, to write On exhaustive
article favoring such nomination. Colonel
Forney did so, producing five.column politi-
cal history of General Grant, and took IL to
General Rawlins: He saya:
Rawllns took it to General Grant, and stayed
quite long time. When he returned he said:
general Grant is quite pleased with your
statement of bis political record, and surprised
that he proves to be 30 good Republican. "
Upon this hint printed. When RaWlins came
back from General Grant with the editorial he
told US with great emphasis, General Grant
does not want to be President. He thinks the
Republican party may need him, and ne De.
lIeves as their candidate he can be elected and
reelected. But" said Rawlns, "Ahat Is to
become OF him after his second presidential
term? What, indeed, during his administration!
he Is receiving from seventeen 10 twenty
thousand dollars year as general OF the
armies of the republic, a life salary. To 60 In.
to the Presidency at twenty-five thousand DOL.
iars year for eight years is perhaps TO gain
more fame, but what is to become OF him at
clan. he does not aspire to the place. Eight
Years from the 4th of March. 1869, he will be
about ffty.si1 years old. OF course. he must
spend his salary as President. England with
her wellington, her Nelson and her other he
roes on land aud sea, has never hesitated TO
enrich and ennoDle them through all tneir
posterity. Such policy Is In accordance with
the character of the English Government, but
In our country the man who fights for and
saves the Republic would be beggar If he
depended upon political office: and mark It,
if Grant takes anything from the rich, whose
vast fortunes he has saved, after he Is Presi-
dent he will be accused as the willing reclpi-
ent of gifts.
It will thus be seen that General Grant In
tended to run for President for second term
when he was working for the first.
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NEWS FROM WASHINGTON.
WASHINGTON, March

WASHINGTON, March 5.
Senator Scott has agreed to accept Kellogg's
amendment to the Pacific Railroad bill
changing the eastern terminus from Marshall
to Shreveport; but big light over 1t is antcl
pated In the Senate.
The customs receipts are three millions
more tor last than for the preceding February.
The combinations to-day were Farrow as
United States attorney for Georgia and Wal.
lace United States marshal Tor South Carolina.
In the House. to-day, the judiciary commit
tee reported the supplementary apportion::
ment bill. It proposes 10 allow an additional
representative to each Of the States of New
Hampshire, Vermont, New York. Pennsy:va-
MIA, Maryland, Tennessee, Louisiana, Ala
bama and Florida, such additional represen.
tative to be elected from the State at large,
unless otherwise provided By the Legislature.
The bill removing disabilities from twenty,
seven Georg,ans was passed Other disability
bills were massed and passed.
The House meets at eleven o'clock to NOR
row to receive the Japs.
The secretary of the treasury has Instructed
the collector of customs at Brownsville, Texas,
not to clear any more goods for Comargo and
other points on the Rio Graude above Mata-
moras, which are In the hands Of the revolu.
tionisle.
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The following letter from Napoleon III to
Baron Belloguet has appeared in Prague
newspaper:
My Dear Bqroa-I thank you for the sim
cere expressions of sympathy you have been
pleased to send me at New Years, and the
wishes you express for the future OF my fam
lily, which may undoubtedly count you among
Its Oldest and most affecl1onate friends.
I share, in the fullest degree, your opinion
upon the lamentable disasters, which have, In
In 80 short q time, visited France. I can not,
however, quite agree With you concerning the
absolute fitness Of the Imperial constitution at
all times and under all circumstances. 1ndSe
things from a point OF view different from
friend, little more practical. The best con-
stItulion Is that which does not separate the
gradual development Of civilization and liberal
institutions from the real security OF people.
I believe that the French people, In the rather
narrow circle of the Imperial constitution,
could resist the current of European reaction,
which, since the beginning Of the present CEN
tury, has ever regarded her with suspicious
eye, and could contribute to- the liberal con-
solidation of Europe. There have not
been wanting intelligent statesmen who
have understood the necessity Of proceed
ing in that path. Italy, patient and calm,
would have seconded me in my work, and l
weuld have cherished for her an eternal graft
tude. If events have not corresponded 10 my
desires, we should excuse the laXity and impa.
uence, and, to q certain extent, want OF
courage in the men who lead the great Liberal
party. The other factions believe me, my
dear Baron, are very active, but powerless.
That Is why I am not, as you are. of the
opinion that the Empire has committed an
error in sometimes imposing curb upon
people, who are, as you remark, divided, rest
less and vain.
A statesman worthy Of the name should take
into account all the elements of a situation,
and satisfy, not only the requirements of the
moment, but even the legitimate aspirations
of the age. NAPOLEON.
Chiselhurst, January 10, 1872.
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This was the .ssDutchman's" undertaking,
and 1t has been as complete success on that
"Dutchman's" part as when the Kaiser Will
helm made a United Germany out of the
hodge podge of Northern Europe.
Mr.. Morton, Mr.. ConkliDg, all the rest-'the
Dutchmann has come to stay His biography
is q part of the history of the West. 1t is an
illustrious chapter in the history of Missouri.
You may have been, In your turn, great war
governors. This man was director OF the
peace of Missouri, and his fame in the Senate
of our country is achieved.
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GREAT FIaE IN PHHADELPHLd.

PHILADELPHIA, March s..
A disastrous fire occurred last night IN
Jayne's large building on Chestnut street, but
the flames are now under control. The tower
and floors are 80 drenched with water and
sheeted with Ice that further damage is i'm
possible. The granite front on Chestnut
street is not at all damaged, but on Carter
street the upper stories of the front fell. The
loss in goods Is estimated at one million dol
lars. The fire did not reach the lower stores.
The burning of the cupola, which was one
hundred and twenty feet above the pavement,
was q magnificent spectacle.
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TIE WEATHER THIS DAY.
WASHINGTON, March 5

WASHINGTON, March S.
The pressure will recover itself on Wednes.
day over the New England and Middle States,
with westerly to northerly winds, and gene
rally clear but continued cold weather. Par
TALLY cloudy but pleasant weather on Wednes:
day over the South Atlantic States, with prob
ably easterly winds. Dangerous winds are not
anticipated for the Gulf and Atlantic coasts
tbls evening, except the very brisk northwest
erly and westerly winds from New Jersey to
Maine, which will diminish in force during TO-
night and Wednesday.
Yepterday's Weather Reports or the
Signal Service, u. S. A.-4.47 p. NJ,
Local Time.
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TIE GREAT FREEZE At THE NORTH.

NEW YORK, March s.
It Is very cold, with the thermometer five
degrees below zero.
Thermometer fourteen degrees below zero.
WATERFOWL, N. Y, March 5.
Thermometer thirty-tour degrees below
zero.
OGDENsBURG, March S.
Thermometer thlrty-two degrees below zero.
Boston, March S.
Thermometer six degrees below zero, with
strong northwest gale.
There Is an unusually cold snap, averaging
TWENTY-FIVE degrees below zero.
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a CARD.
Lndies' Mutual Aid Association.

The ladies OF this association acknowledge
gratefully the receipt of ten dollars, through
the editors of The NEWS, from "A Poor Man, y
and also of FIVE dollars from another source,
in answer 10 the appeal made in behalf OF the
association on Tuesday morning. 1t was
omitted 10 mention on that occasion That
there is on hand at the Depository, Chalmers
street, good stock of ready. made garments
for sale at reduced prices, and an assortment
of well made preserves of the fruits of the
past season, to which We would invite partl-
cular attention.
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THE OLD WORLDS NEWS.

PARIS, March S.
There was prolonged session of the Minis
try last night, which resulted In the resigna-
tion of Ponyer Queriier. His note to Thiers
explains that his testimony was favorable to
LaMotte before the court at Rouen.
LONDON, March 5.
There is anxiety felt about the Inman steam
ship City of Washington, which left New York
February II.
It Is stated that Prince Frederick Charles OF
Prussia, recently here, said that Germany
would defend Italy should France attack her.
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INJURED INNOCENCE I!
THE ESENATEN HIGH DUDGEON OYER
TIE CHARGES OF BRIBERY.

A virtuous Senator Goes for the Corr
respondent OF The CharIeston News
"Put Him Out v'-The Eleven MILLS
Tax Passes the Senate-The House
After Judge Graham-The Registry
" State Bonds-Passage OF the LII.
cense Law, &c.
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funeral l;ad Not'r!rs!s.. :!

~THE RELATIVES AND FRIENDS
Of Mr.. and Mrs. John o. Nolte, and Of their re.
spective families, are respectfully invited to at
tend the Funeral Services OF their infant son,
ISAAC ANGEL, at 10 O'Clock THIS MORNING., at
their residence, southeast corner Of Beamain and
Smith Streets without further invitation.
mchCs ...t
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Il FATAL WRECK.

BOSTON, March 5.
The schooner Clara Ball, from New York for
Boston, Is ashore near Highland Light. There
crew. seven In humber, attempted to reach the
land, and only one succeeded, he half frozen;
the others perlshed.
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d. @CHARLESTON LAND COMPANY.
NOTICE TO NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. is hereby
given that all Stockholders who are Indebted
to the Company must make payment in full on or
before the 7th day OF March, 1872 AL who fall
to comply With the above will forfeit all claims.
BY order Of the Board OF Directors.
JAMES B. SPENCER,
feb2e-thw2 Secretary and Treasurer.
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@- SHIP MELITA.-TENDERS WILL
be received until Noon, WEDNESDAY, next, eth
instant, for Heaving this Ship Down to ascertain
amount damage sustained by Ship from being on
shore, at ONCE of HENRY GARD, Agent, Accom-.
mediation wharf. HUGH LIGHTB0DY, c..
mch6-2 Master.
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NorB.-The weather report dated 7.47 O'CLOCK,
this morning, win be posted In the rooms OF the
Chamber OF Commerce at 10 O'Clock A. H., ana,
together with the weather chart, may 10y tne
courtesy OF the Chamber be examined BY snip
masters at any time during the day.
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5perial Notices.

~ CONSIGNEES PER STEAMSHIP
GEORGIA, from New York, are hereby noti
fed that she will discharge cargo THIS DAY
9Th instant, at Pier No. 2, Union Wharves. Goods
uncslled for at sunset Will remain on the wharf
at owners risk and expense. - '..-,
mchB-1 WIN. A. C0URTENAY, Agent. u
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LOUIS NAPOLEON.

A Voice from Chtselhurst-The Impe-
rial Exile Addresses an Old Friend
The Disasters OF France-The Error
OF the Empire.
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moRTUARY REPORT FOR THE WEEK.

The following is the official return OF deaths
for the City of Charleston, for the week end.
ing March 5, 1872:
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@NATTANS' CRYSTAL DISCOVERY.
A fresh supply received by DIR. b. BAER.
mch6-8 ..,.,-
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~- TO THE PUBLIC.-AFTER MANY
years OF faithful service in your behalf the
CHARLESTON FIRE COMPANY finds itself SO in.
voyed that 1t has no course left hut to appeal to
the generosity Of the cltizens OF Charleston, to
which the Fire Department has never yet turned
In vain.
For q period OF forty years serving as an En-.
gine Company, since the war this organization
has been changed to the Heck and Ladder
branch OF the service, one no less important yet
much harder, as it involves the necessity Of at.
tending every fire, no matter In what District it
may occur.
But owing to the general depression, the mem.
bers OF the Company, while cheerfully and freely
contributing their time and labor, have had lttle
else to give, and the Company, depending almost
exclusively for support upon the pay received
from the city, has found this insufficient to meet
the expenses incident to the purchase Of new
apparatus, and the maintaining OF the same In
proper state OF efficiency.
Under these circumstances, It has been reluc.
tantly determined to appeal to the public for aid
and assistance, and the following Committee will,
with that purpose, wait upon The citizens, with
the confident hope that those whom they serve
will not suffer them to ask In vain:
coKHTrTEE.
+. GARViS. 7. L. DAVIDSON,
s. WEBB, GEO. NOLAN,
w. O. WOOD, JAMES HEFFRON.
The Hook and Ladder Companies Of this De-
partment are Of as much Importance In time Of
fires as an Engine, and we are well satisfied their
pay does not meet their expenses. We very cheer.
fully recommend this appeal to our generous com.
munity.
NJ. a. NATHAN, Chief Fire Department.
R.M. ALEXANDER, First Assistant.
G.. p. AIMAR. Second Assistant.
F.. L. O'NElLL, Third Assistant
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Council, must be paid during the present month.
The payment during the present month OF the
whole amount OF Corporation Tax entities the
payer to five per cent. discount.
g. THOMAS,
mche.emW4 City Treasurer.
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GEO. 8. PELzRR, II. D.,
City Registrar.
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trunk part or II, entlrely IN lne lorce VI Gou-
secutive statement OF facts. With this argu-
ment he proceeds keenly, undeyiatlngly,
straghtiorwardly.
NOW and then, when point logically In Its
place is to be made against political oppo-
nent3he steps aside from the contemplation
of his mar ascript, and utters 1t with addition.
al force and spleDdor, 80 that 1t pierces and
makes blood for the instant dutter at the
heart of every listener. As the thing goes on,
Won see the additional interest of the galleries
and the growing fury of the fact1onlsts. You
can see that the people are with the man, ana
the place-getters distressed 1or the points ne
is making on them. When ne says "syGe-
phanf," you can see q shudder IN tne snouiu-
ers of Conkling and in The Eeart OF Morton.
No revenge that they are capable OF, under
an enlightened form Of government, Is aoe-
ouate TO meet this daring intellectual cham
nion. He oyercomes unmanltness Win msu-
illness. and meanness with honor. he ae'
scribes Mr.. Roscoe Conkllng without men,
fionIng him, under returned and reappneo
form of speech. Before he has hnlsnea'
every independent soul IN the senate 10 mar-
tailed to his side. ,,-
t.Heayens n says listening reporter, 'is
not this your idealzation of young mans a.
comnlishment of fame Look at him. and
ace how these fellows hate himi how he holds
the people, and yet without particle Oh DEM
ageguery." ..,,, oo+ oooo
sionsNa % young man, making his points, III libe, s
FALLING the country terrifying teFror They ,hsy
only retorl In the langaage Ih ibs SrNate and and
1nas s.s .!ths nartyn its representative from Mis-
sSsS so1,rI W And yet, look at Missouri to-day@per
iscmy iisGcmy;grstion developing its railway system
rVane States IN the ns sGnnsy "nssop IN POP
whether Carl sssaF1 sis9 that Conservative step
Tanere Tnen re Missouri with Louisiana or Georgia
endewghlch State is in the hands OF statesmen
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CAROLINA RAiLRoAD.As 8
.ANAg s4

CHARLESTON, 8. O. December %, 1871.
On and after SUNDAY, December "a, the Passen.
er Trains on the south Carolina Railroad will run
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