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ARKANSAS.
An Extraordinary Ruling.

LITTLE Rock, May 16.--The Supreme
Court to-day decided that all orders of
by Confederate courts are void.
A difficulty occurred at RoseviIle, Frank
lin county, on Monday, between two
brothers named Mccoy and William Harris
in which the former was killed and the
latter wounded.
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New York, May 16.-Chief Justice Bar
bour has given carefully an opinion holding
that the United States statutes OF $500 ana
1867, permitting defendant not q resident
in the same State as the plaintiff TO remove
his case at any stage of a suit, from State
Court to the United States Court, are I'M
constitutional.
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SANDUsKY, o., May 16.-Southern gen
tlemen in large numbers are arriving here
on their way to the island to enjoy the bass
fishing, the season of which has COM
menced. The hotels at Put-in-Bay are
now formally open and in even better shape
than last year,
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NEW YORK, May 16.-There was an ex-
citing trot at Fleetwood Park to-day for the
2,2S purse of 1871, ordered repeated by the
Board Of Appeals of the National Trotting
Association. Four heats were trotted last
year, Charley Green then winning two
heats and Medoc and Jas. IL. Coleman one
each. The four horses appeared to-day
and four more heats were trotted, Susie
winning three heats in 2;295, 2:265 and
2:3I, while the second heat was a dead
one with Charley Green in 2:27s.
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THE TURF.
Another Lively Day at Lexington.

A Mile and Three-quarters I'm SOY.
LEXINGTON, Ky, May 16-The races
to-day were well attended and the sport
lively. The second race of one mile and
three-fourths is the fastest on record, hav-
ing been run in 1907, which is three-qaar-
tiers Of a second faster than the fastest on
record. Following is the
SUMMARY:
First Race-Clay stakes-three year olds
mile hests-S50 entrance; play or pay
$3.50 added,
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THE EXPOSITION.
mOre school, visitors.

TheAtsendanoe on the increase.
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WASHINGTON.
80 Aahamn Ram.

WAsHsEsGToN, May 16.-The Senate
Committee on Foreign Relations had an
other meeting this morning on the subject
Of the additional article TO the treaty of
Washington, but came &c no conclusion,
there being much discussion. There seems
70 be no doubt the committee will report
favorably, and that the Senate will finally
act on the matter this week.
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UNION AND AMERICAS

TENNESSEE BONDS closed in New York
Last evening at III for both issues.
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CorToN is held frm in New York at 24e
for middling.
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The buildings filled with Thousands
of Visitors.

Notwithstanding the very large number
OF persons focking from all sections of the
country to the Exposition for the last week,
the attendance yesterday morning was by
far the largest day crowd that has yet been
to this great industrial show. At an early
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was represented yesterday by three hun
dred people at the Exposition. To-day
there will be another great rush, due to the
unusually interesting programme.
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TURN VEREIN.

At sP. NJ. the Turn Verein viii enter
the building, and at 8:20wil commence the
concert, the musical programme OF the
band being as follows:
/. Dueppeler Schanzen March.
2. Waltz Oriental.
8. Dream Life Schottisch-
4. Song-Under the Daisies (by 70
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PATENT RAILROAD CAR COUPLING.
While speaking of the inventions whose
merits claim the public notice, we cannot
fail to mention the Selfeoupling for rail-
road cars, invented and patented by Town
er & Farmer, of Giles county, Tennessee,
The invention is cheap, durable and sim
pie, the "self-couplel" being made out of
the old link and pin. By adding a weight
to the ordinary draw-head now used on cars
the 'selfcOupler" is made. The invention
recommends itself to the attention of rail
road men, and is destined to become of
general use.
NEW ENTRIES
still continue to be made, and numerous
articles are daily arrivin". among them are
several pianos. The .danagers have, with
In the last week, re- ceived over
ONE M INBRED INQUIRIES
o a. " MnS' light next week will be most
aTOi az ec:i' The questions are from peo-
plo =" ing along the railroads and in distant
pa IS of the State who desire to be present
and witness
| THE DISPLAY OF FIREWORKS.
In answer to this we would state that the
night. We hear of several special trains
/ IIlhI dAO OOhAAAS W InC ClIJs
A LARGE sAsSAFRAS.,
Mr.. II. 7. Bentley, of Union City, yester-
day sent a section of saSsafras tree,
measuring four feet four inches in diameter.
This wonderful specimen may be seen on
| exhibition in
THE GEOLOGICAL DEPARTMENT.,
| which has also received some very rich adj
ditiOns in the last few days. Among the
rare contributions received yesterday was a
fine specimen of peat sent from Notre
Dame University, South Bend, st. Joseph
county, Indiana, where it was grown.
| NEW PIECE OF MACHINERY.
a real curiosity in the way of machinery
is late invention by w. w. LeGrande, OF
Todd county, KY, which he has patented
as ga CombiL ed Planning and Saving Ma
chine" 1t has about dozen machines on
it and runs by hand p0ooer. 1t is on a
bench fifteen feet long, four feet wide. u
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Second Race-One and Three-quarter
Mia lnrh OH ..-....n clsl
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THE AGRICULTURAL DEPARTMENT
has attracted much attention and is perhaps
the largest represented of any feature in
the exhibition. The array of plows, now
ers, threshers, reapers, separators, rakes,
fans, harrows, patent gates, fences, wagons,
hoes, cider-milS, etc, is beyond the expect
alton Of any one who has not been in at
tendance. The principal manufacturers of
the United States are represented. Among
the superior agricultural implements on ex-
hibition our attention was attracted to by
the
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viii be lighted tonight for the purpose Of
testing the Gardner Fire Extinguishers.
This viii be an interesting occasion, con-
vening many from every section Of the
county,
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CONDENSED TELEGRAMS.

WINFIELD S. HANcocE
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LOUISVILLE, May LITTLE Republican
Congressional Convention for the second
district OF Indiana was held at Jefferson
vile to-day. DR.. D. w. Voyles, Postmas-
ter at New Albany, was nominated for
Congress. Resolutions were adopted, de-
nouncing the Greeley movement, endorsing
President Grant and favoring his renOm-
inatiOn,
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HOUSTON, May l6.-The Radical State
Convention is in session and harmonious.
A Greeley and Brown meeting was aG-
dressed last night by Col. w. H. Hatch, of
Missouri, and Judge j. II. Reagan.
There was large Democratic Gidding's
Jellifcation meeting over Congress seating
Giddings. ..- ....-.-
The meeting of the Democratic editors
resolved to await the action of the State
and National Conventions.
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MONTGOMERY COUNTY
in this State has also contributed as visitors
to our Exposition many Of her most genial
gentlemen and beautiful women, whose
presence is ever welcome in the Rock
Nifu
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Love and Rain emit
Anthony Trollope says !:


For the girl who has made a shirt for the
MAI she loves, there has come q moment IN
the last stitch of 1t sweeter than any stars,
haycock, poetry, or superlarfve eplthets have
produced.
The whole paragraph was given in last
Fridays impression Of The News, and the
curious male inquirer may verify our cita-
ton by referring to the same il he chooses.
The rapture impaired by sewing the above
mentioned garment for the beloved one can,
not of course be equalled by the sewing OF
any other portion OF his wearing appare!
but it may be Appropriated. There should
be Joy 10 the stitching OF his sweet brooches,
comfort in button-holing his dear vest, and,
as Rochefoucauld would say, 'something
ssnot altogether unpleasant" in atfixing the
cherished pockets to his inestimable swal.
low-tailed coat But inasmuch as q com.
plete outfit would be too heavy a tax on q
single charmer, the young man OF the peri
cd would do wisely TO alliance himself to a
number OF girls and distribute his buds
equally among them. He would have to
go in debt for the material; but that would
not be much, provided he engaged himself
to the sole daughter and heiress of some
we'll established dry goods house, where he
had. credit. He could settle his bill by
marriage, jilt the girls who sewed for him,
and make a clean thing and a neat job of it,
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An Ine1plicable Omission.

r. ia a lahorious work to attempt the reor'
,an;zation of a party and to create lts neces-
sarv machinery. For W monGas Sve.y
shn,oht of NV brain has been monopoIzed,
eVerS energy of my mind n BODY directeo
~ The accomplishment of that object, and the
sincerity OF my motives should avert erltlclsm'
'n'' lBLANToN DUNCAN.
That the world should have remained In
ignorance OF the fact that the mind OF Blan-
ton Duncan, the every thought of hat vast
mind, had been fer two whole months mon
opolized by anything, is a contingent
calamity too horrible to be contemplated.
AS well might Bacon never have written the
Nooum Organuma, or Herbert Spencer never
conceived the Philosophy OF Evolution.
What would the history OF the nineteenth CEN
tury be with this hiatus? Who 80 bold as
| dare attempt to fill this bloodless chasm !
Had this fact, this single fact, escaped tne
memory OF Blanton, a new batch OF Dark
Aces would have instantly whelmed human
ity. Well was it for civilization thai a mat
tor OF 80 considerable an Importance happen
Cd nv the merest accident not to escape
| him.
Tn addition to his every thought, every
energy OF his mind aud body was aroused to
activity by the laborious task Of reorganiz-
ing the Democratic party. This, too, was
we'll; else had the work never beer accom-
plished. But Mr.. B. Duncan seems to think
that the entire job was bossed and done by
his unaided self. A mental deception this,
attributable solely to that exhaustion oil
The intellectual faculties which attends pro-
tracted labor. 1t has escaped him that a
consciousness Of the immensely OF the work
before him constrained him, at the very out.
set, to send to the Radical headquarters al
Washington for persons, papers and money.
Without Grants printers and Grants dol
lars, indeed, the mighty Duncan could never
40 much as turned a wheel. To have for
gotten 80 trihtng a circumstance may estab-
llsh his reputation fora convenient memory,
but cannot NOR his glory or; prevent the
truth Of history. 1t shows weakness,
though-a good deal OF weakness.
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Mast.

One is Mt a loss to find any good reason
for o distinction between language pictured
and language printed. In effect they are
the same; for ourtypes are but notifications
of hieroglyphlcs. Pictures may be even
more bitter, CALLING and insulting than
words. But while the orator and the editor
are held responsible for what they say or
write, the caricaturist goes unchallenged.
In Paris the artists OF Chariuari are some
times held to account; but in England, from
Gilray to Leech, there has been no response
bility whatever. A like immunity is enjoyed
b1 rho oar;cot--;-.- 49,
Week aaf to week, with the ~fecundity Of true
genius, Thomas Mast pours into Harper's
Weekly an amount of venom and falsehood,
which, il printed or spoken, would subject
him to the penalties Of the law against libel,
or the still more wholesome chastisenent OF
the cudgel.
If Mast is to be believed, the Irish are race
of whiskey-drinking gorlllas, the Catholic
Church is the synonym Of tiendishnesa, the
Southern people are all Ku.Klux, Carl
schurz is a hideous Me%phistophiles, and
Gratz Brown is but an appendix to the tail
OF that old foozle, Horace Greeley, whose
sole aim is to subyert good government by
wedding the Celtic rufian Of the North to
the midnight assassin Of the South. All
this is repeated over and over again in a
thousand forms, with an intensity, a reck-
less devilishness, and an utter disregard Of
truth, which words could never parallel.
Harper & Brothers coin money by circulat-
ing his pictured falsehoods and ISLANDERS.
Northern people welcome them with de-
light, believe them, act up to them; and in
New York, o city full OF h%ot-blooded Irish
men, Thomas Mast goes about year after
year with an unbroken head upon his ire
sponsible shoulders. Is it not wonderful?
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male Victory, remarkable for being a pro'o.
type of our modern conventional anger ~
pIumage and general character. IL "eais o .
short sword, aud is well nigh perfect osne
scnlptures from this celebrated Temple are on
their way 10 England in Dr.,
furnished for their transportation. Inc ls,.
isb Museum with Its winged lions anu us
from Nlnevah, and its statues Of OLD Eeyptlan
Klpps-its sculptures from Greece ana houue'
and now. with these Ephesian marbles eon.
tains, by far, the finest collection Oh "n''''
| art In the world.
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EOGARTIE'S BOOK DEPOSITORY.

NEW CATALOGUE. No. as.
STUDIES IN POETRY AND PHILOSOPHY, BY J..
O.. Sharp, 81 so.
shalrp's culture and Religion In some OF their
Relations, 81 Is.
Lange's New Volume, the BOOK OF Kings, SIS.
Dean Ias stanley ss 4 History OF the Church OF scot
The Desert Of the Exodus, Journeyings on Foot
In the Wilderness OF the Forty Years Wan.
behring's, undertaken In connection with the
Ordnance Survey Of Sinai and the Palestine
with Maps and Illustrations, So.
lions, S.. '''
Gospel OF the Apostles OF the Genrl!es, 81 60.
George b.. Woods, n. D., Ii. D. Historical and
Biographical Memoirs, Essays, &C., IS.
Wome Helpers in the Church; their Sayings and
Doings; Edited Oy William Welsh, g 50.
photographed "Reminiscences, 81 90:
The autobiography Of Stephen Collins, N. d, 81.
Annual Record Of Science and Industry Tor ISL
Edited by Spencer d Baird, 81.
The Newspaper Press OF Charleston, embracing
period OF 14O years, by VIM. l.. King, 81.
Astronomy and Geology Compared, by Lord
The Stndent's Uwn Speaker, a Manual OF Decle-
nation and Oratory, by Paul Reeves, 81 rs.
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A Flat Denial,

We print in another column a letter from
Mr.. Reuben Tomlinson in reply to the
charge that he had a hand in bribing the
members of the Senate to pass the Phos'
phate bill over the Governors veto. 1t is
due to Mr.. Tomlinson to say that he meets
the charge squarely, and with apparent
frankness. We prefer, however, to suspend
Judgment, until we have heard from the
other side.
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DG;i1ts.

VTTANTED, A DRY GOODS CLERK AZ
w No. 4o4 King street. seP.l-
WANTED, A YOUTH II TO Is LEAFS 3
w old, at ,LANGLEY'S MANUFACTURED NO.
| l6l King street. eepst
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GUNNER Resorts.

MOUNT VERNON HOTEL, No. 81
l1 W. MONUMENT STREET, BALTIMORE
MD, ON EUROPEAN Plaintiffs faVorite es.
adjustment, situated in one OF the most eligible
positions In the city, on the highest ground, and
consequently well adapted for q Summer Resort,
being Comparatively cool In midsummer, mag
ni1clently furnished with baths and other con.
veniences on every floor. Is now open for the re-.
cepti0n OF those contemplating q tour OF pleasure
the coming season. The cars run within q square
OF the house. Coaches at Bill the stations. E. Y.
WESTO0TT, Proprietor. Jun84moa
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~ CONSTIPATION USIN SIS
men, worn down by care.and sedentary habits,
often suffer from constipation Of the bowels until
the evil consequences Of such a condition arere'
allied In extreme debility, nervousness and pros.
tralion OF the vital energies Of the system, and u
may be safely asserted that a majority OF me
female sex are little better than invalldS, from the
same cause; but by simply using SIMMONS
HEPATIO COMPOUND vlgor and buoyancy OF
heath are renewed. Already prepared for I'm
mediate use In large bottles. For sale by
.DoWIE, NOISE & DAVIS.
sens. fmw3 Wholesale Agents.
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DHE SUBSCRIBER WISHES TO EN-
AGE by the lst Of October next, an AS.
SISTANT to Teach English Branches In mis- School
Address Principal, Key Box 1872, Charleston,
s. {. sep2 mwf
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VTANTED TO RENT A SMALL
w House, pleasantly located; gas, cissern,
&c. Address app care DAILY NEWS, giving par
ticular9. BOB eE'
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DLANTAT1oN FOR SALE = GREAT

ILLUMINATION EOn oAAG
BARGAIN-PORr ROYAL RAILROAD
Tue subscriber. being about to Leave z' t9e S Se1Isd
offers for sale that valuable callea
the "Yeoman's Tract,' ,, situated IN BarnWel Coun.
ty, near Jacksonis Branch. Wa!ers Oh Lower
Three Runs, containing sl9 acres.
The line or the Port Royal kaliroao ls III CLOSE
proximity to 1t, and the splendid circular Saw
NH of Dr. J., @. Miller not more than q mile from
the richly .timbered portion OF the estate.
There are about 200 acres cleared, producing
splendid CROPS OF cotton and corn.
last wear 4 comfortable frame houses were
erected by the proprietor on the outer edge OF the
body Of timDer, and the locality Is remarkably
healthy.
fine q body OF virgin forest as The eye can meet
with In this State, varying from the smallest sized
cap timber to the largest ranging size.
10 railroad contractors, lumbermen and tur.
pentIne d~lstillers, no faer opportunity has ever
been presented OF realizing a fortune, as they
have the option OF shipping TO Savannah or Port
Royal, either by water or rail.
For further particulars, apply to the subscriber,
or to n. H.. THOMPSON, Esq. Attorney at Law,
Wllliston, SO. Ca. In whose hands are the titles.
Wllllston, SO. Ca, August LIST, 1872: $500
sep9-1mo. B, N. MILLER
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CTATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA-BEAU

CTATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA-BEAU-
- FORT COUNTY.-In the Common Pleas
ELIZA REED. Plaintiff, against AMANDA SI0
NEY, s. REED ST0NEY, JAMES d.: ION
LOUIS STONEY, MAG STONEY, ANNIE STONEY,
JULIA ST0NEy, SARAH J. STOHEY, as neirs:st.
law, OF JAMES STONtY. deceased, and SAMUEL
P. REED, as mortgage defendants.-Summons 10
tate.-To the Def ndants, JAMES NJ. STONEY,
EDWARD ST0NEY. GEORGE w. ST0NEY, and
SAMUEL P. REED: You are summoned TO answer
with the Clerk OF the Court OF Common Pleas for
the County aforesaid, OF Beaufort, and to serve
a copy Of your answer upon us. at the onlce or
the County and State Aforesaid, within twenty
days after he service hereof, exclusive OF the day
Of service; and II you fail to do 40, the plain IN
will apply 10 the Court for the rellel demanded IN
the complaint. Pore q
BELL & BAREWELL,
auga0.l6 Plaintiffs Attorneys,
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FOR HORSE.
CHARLESTON, 8. O., June II, 1872.

CHARLESTON, 8. O., June II, 1872.
Messrs, Dow1H, NOISE d DAv1s:
GenNemen-t have used q number OF bottles OF
your CJlller's kennedy for Horses, ana from my
ever offerea to the public. I have had Tor the
past eleven years a stubborn case OF salt Rheum
or Tetter on my head and arm which has been
treated by the mosttsEtled physicians OF teolSla
and South Carolina without success. TWO bottles
OF Golfers Remedy has erectually cured me.
a. WILSON.
Proprietor Livery Stables, No, l4s Meeting street,
Opposite Pavilion Hotel.