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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-02-23
ESPECIAL TELEGRAM TO TIE NEws.l

ESPECIAL TELB0hAA NhUo.1
COLUMBIA, February 49,.
The Senate to-day passed the House bill to
amend the charter of Rock HILL The judicl-
ary committee reported iavorably upon the
constitutional amendment providing TOR cumu-
lative voting.
The House committee of ways and means
have recommended important amendments TO
the license BILL The fees are made payable
quarterly in April, July, october and January,
and many of them are largely reduced In
amount.
MFR. John d. Devereux, one of the delegates
from the Board of Trade, was introduced by
ex-Mayor Pillsbury this morning to Governor
Scott, with whom he had an informal inter-
vbw upon the subject of the license Dill.
Governor Scott was courteous, but non
commlttal. He said he was glad
to see gentlemen from Charleston at any
time, but could not say what would be done
with the bills complained of. Senator Mash,
of the Senate finance committee, thought tnat
the Charleston delegation could have near
Ing, butwas skeplical aud sarcastic as TO the
probable result. No promise could be oD-
tanned from the House committee of ways and
means, the chairman, W.. Whipper, being
occupied at Beaufort, where the Circuit Goart
is In session. THERE'S no hope Of deriving any
practical advantage from the visit Of the
Charleston delegation, unless they come
promptly, in full force, and act vigorously.
:. Copies of the proceedings OF the meeting
of the Chamber of Commerce, held on the 6th
Instant, relative to the Importance OF establish.
ing water-works In Charleston are in oircula-
ton In the House,.
The House resolved to-day to hold night ses-
slons after today, and to limit the speakers TO
ten minutes.
The The delegates to the Philadelphia Radical
Convention met last night and elected Con-
gresham Elliott as their chairman. They
sareed to proceed to Washington ten
dsys after the adjournment of the General
Assembly for the purpose Of having an inter
view with, Grant, when they will demand the
removal OF Reed, Postmaster Trott, Treasurer
Geddines, Marshal Johnson; Collector CLARK
and others, and the appointment Of their own
nominees, as the price of their support OF
Grant at Philadelphia. The delegates passed
9. resolution endorsing Wallace tson OF the
Congressman for United States Marshal.
PICKET.
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CHARLESTON HOTEL.

CHARLESTON HOTEL.
W. Stevenson, Aiken; W. n. Motley, New
York; T. B. Whaley, Orangebnrg; VIM. D..
Carson, Philadelphia; h. B. Streeter, Brook
lyn; J. C. Hathorn, ]. W. Walsh, New York;
H. A. Dewey, A. E. Brlstowe, South Carolina;
R. F. Ballentine, wife and two children, Mrs.
VIM. Llttell, Miss Josie Mallett, New Jersey;
Charles h. Wheeler, q. R. Low, W. s. Dewar,
VIM. Marshall, Wm. w. Holcomb, F. B.
Klock and wife, John q. Harrison and wife,
Jonathan Bar, New York; j.. B. Bruden,
South Carolina; Mrs. A. B. Field, New York;
J. G. Fuller and vile, Miss NJ j. Jackson, Miss
E. J. Pennington, Miss A. Lovett, Miss ]. Ben
nett, Jos. NJ. Bennett, Il. B. Din, Fred Taylor,
J. ]. DImord, Philadelphia; E. ]. Brown, B.
Moffatt, JOS. Bones, F. Coleman, New York;
P. Darby and wife, Baltimore; Jas. F. Hunter;
Savannah; T. Strussnan, Newark; ". Meyer,
T. A. Phelan, New York.
MILLS HOUSE.
Geo. E. Coffin and wife, Troy; Maxwill
Strange, New York: Jno. q. Parker, Augusta,
Lawrence Lewis, Philadelphia; Miss Stevens,
Miss Kate NJ. Stevens, Trenton: NJ. NJ. Sanders;
W. Tucker, Boston; S. Samson and brother, J..
C. Proctor, Il. L. Bean, Philadelphia; R.
DeTrevile, Snmmerville; Jas. Hoyt, New
York; P. NJ. Epplng, South Carolina.
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NIoRTHEAsTERN. RAIlIRo oiAA1ga 5ooNl'l;; oN;;
~ .PAEY, 80 'sOVss o 4 = =
EHlll f. III = aF q, q,

-ie,..:&5 oHaRIhsfoH,& 81 O. February i1HdSH.
Trains WIN leave Charleston Daily at $50 A. =,
SDS &rsise IL Gnarlesson 7.so AIN. (Hendaystax
cepted) and 2aoP. Nj .,aia. III
Train does not leave Charleston s.l6 :, Il, SON;
BAYS. - +'t.5 9 - 2.3 -
Train leaving $50 A. II. makes through cpQneo
tion to New York, via Richmond and AcquiA
creek only, going through In 40 hdhrs. =; -
Passengers leaving by h16t E::tM Train have
choice OF route. via Richmond and Was1lngtons
or via Portsmouth ahd Baltimore. Those .leaylnE
FRiDlY by this Train lay over on SUNDAY In Bah
umore. Those leaving on SATURDAY remain SUE,
DAY In Wilmington, N. O.
This Is the cheapest, quickest ana most pleasant
route to cincinnati, Chicago and otnerL poln4
west and Northwest, both Trains making c0nnsG
ttons ut Washington wish western trains or 'Bslts
more and ohio Railroad, - xt .,sS,,,--
Engineer and Superintendent
P. L. CLEAPOR, General Ticket Agent. -.
lSDlk-lZuOe - 2
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SPARKS FROM THE WIRES.

Grant is gone to Philadelphia.
The Kansas State Convention supports
Grant. ~
want uniform tax.
The Indiana State Convention nomlnates
Thomas Brown for Governor.
.Arkansas and Mississippi are the only
Southern States represented In the Columbus
Labor Convention.
The Apaches, having supplied themselves
thoroughly from the government storesh are
making ready for an active campaign.
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THE THE PRoHIBI11oN1s1y IN COUNCIL.

II -: j3s 81 COLUMBUS, February az. "a
The National Prohibition Convention con,
yened here. There were one hundred and
ninety.four delegates from nine States: Sam:
uei Chase was elected president, and advocated
9 party independent !of the Republican and
In the Labor Convention James :Kilgrovei q
representative of the international, was 'ad-
nlitted. a7a az o1cs,i ~
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THE REBELLIONIN MEXICO.

HAVANA, February 22.
The mail steamer brings City OF Mexico ad-
vices to the 18th. There were no important
military movements. The supporters Of Juarez
were confident. A serious battle was pending
near San Luis Potos.
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ONE MORE RAILROAD DISASTER.

PARKEa2BURG, February %.
An engine and baggage car ien down an
embankment sixty miles east OF this city. The
engineer, ]. Dorsey, was killed. The passen.
gers escaped.
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PURSUING THE RING.

NEW YORK, February %.
Three of the police commissioners, three
of The fire commissioners and the chief of
police of Jersey City have been indicted.
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~aoN EAiG e. .i~A

20 n ID A II d a u II 81 ~
Happy rslisr for Young Men from the erects
of Errors and ;Abusest in early life. Manhood 70
stored. Nervous debility cured. Impedimens
to Marriage removed. New method Of treat
meut. New and remarkable remedies. Books
and Circulars sent free, in sealed envelopes. al.
dress HOWARD ASSOCIATION, No. 2 South
Ninth street. PHILADELPHIA Pa. ~. ~. Z, octl2
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to American Opinions-The
Withdrawal from Arbitration Ger
tain If the American Claims are Main
taincd-Anxfety to Conciliate the
Opinion OF Europe.
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ALL QUIET IN GOTHAM.

NEW YORK., February a..
Nothing disorderly occurred to-day. The
members Of the Orange Society wore rosettes
and badges of purple and orange,
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FROZEN TO DEATH.

MILWAUKEE,, (Wis..) February a..
Two soldiers, inmates:of the National Asy-
lum, were found frozen near the building.
They had been covered with snow for month.
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ANOTHER LINK I'M THE CHAIN.

MEMPHIS, February 20.
The stockholders Of the Memphis and
Thos. R. Scott and the Southern Security
Company for ninety-nine years.
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q o L q B L E
PACIFIC GUANo.
PRICE, $a6 CASH. WITH USUAL ADVANCE
FOR TINE.

Experience In the use OF this GUAN0 for the
past six years In this State, for Cotton and Corn,
hes 80 far established ts character for excellence
as to render comment unnecessary.
In accordance with the established policy OF the
Company to furnish the best Concentrated Ferti.
lzer aJ the lowest cost to consumers. this Guano
is put into market this season at the above re-
duced price, which the Company is enabled to do
by reason OF its large facilities ana the reduced
cost OF manufacture. -.
The supplies put into market this season are as
heretofore, prepared under the personal superin.
tendence OF Dr.. st. Julian Rayenel, Chemist OF
the Company, at Charleston, 8. O., hence planters
may rest assured that itS quality and composition
is precisely the same as that heretofore sold.
At the present low price, every acre planteo
can be fertili1ed with 200 pounds guano at cost
not exceeding the preseut value Of so pounds OF
cotton, while experience has shown that unaer
favorable condition Of season and CULTIVATION, the
crop is increased by the application from Two to
threefold the natural capacity OF the soil, hence
nnder no condition could its application fau 70
compensate for the outlay.
Apply to J. n. hObSoN,
Agent Pacific Guano Company,
Nos. SO East Bay and and 2 Atlantic Wnarf,
Charleston, =. @.
JOHN 8. REESE i CO., General Agents.
uoy2T-oMoSDkC
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5perial lgotires.

NJ CONSIGNERS PER STEAMSHIP
JAMES ADGER, from New York. are notified 'thst'
she is THIS DAY discharging cargo at Adgat's
South Wharf: Goods uncalled for at sunset will
remain on the wharf at oWners'i risk: 3, 'si:'
feb23-I q G.T. JAMES ADGERi d co. Agents. .
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TIE THRIFT THAT FOLLOWS F0RNEY

WASHINGTON, February %.
Forney, who just resigned the coleclership
at Philadelphia, succeeds Creswell as post
moster-general.
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RAISING TIE BLOCKADE.

a.. OMAHA, February %.
The track is reported clear Of snow, but
washes are OBTAINING the traine.
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OFFICE OF THE sAvANNAHnsAND
I J..srn,! CHARLESTONrRAILR :
,&O5 e

oHln1asfGSa; g 5, S,FSaasAHifba 't4s9Eps
ZION aid kfIeN; NpNpxMs DeceMhersth lin, ne
Passenger Trains on this Road Hill rpm "a
DAY TR AIM :oi c's4' , '.S'iit. ,,i!. /.
Leave Charleston, Sundays excepted ~ 6lk 13A
Leave Savannah, Sundays excepted. 500 ~.
Arrive at charleston, Sundsys exc'ted AostR-l.
Freight forwarded aaily on through billA 9f lad:
Ing to points tn Florida and ,By gssannan fM6@
freIghts for Beaufort and points on Port BoyH3
Railroad and a. 8s low rates a. BY any othef ma.
.Tfe Efeht .fStn IL dbcontin I 'rthb pt6lent.
Tripa WIN be resumed 70, short itipe Nhlae
oae n''l'S VIZ X s''t'gu t'gu.;G DIS. .lakDDHEsdiE
Y EHgtn4I and aupesiatspdent ITO
d: 9: 9; Bo7LsT0N asn'l Fl and cla Tickak Agsqet.
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THE NORTH CAROLINA BANDITS.

Lowry and his Gang Defy tho State
Government-Holdin High Carnival
at Moss Neck-The Next Nan they have
Determined to Murder-Unparnlieied
villany-FIrIng After Train.
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A DELEGATION FOR SALE.
DELEGATES WILL VOTE
FOE GRANT FOR 4 PRICE.

they Demand the Removal OF Messss.
Trott, Geddtngs and Clark-rhe Lie
eense Bill-Important Amendments
I'm the House-An Interview win
Scott and Nash-The Necessity OF
Prompt and Vigorous Action.
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NorB,-The weather report dated 7.47 O'CLOCK,
this morning, will be posted in the rooms of the
CHAMBER of Commerce at 10 O'Clock A. H., and,
together with the weather chart, may 10y the
courtesy Of the Chamber, oe examined BY chip
masters at any time during tae da5. /
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ANEWPHoSPHArE 4 ELL.

the Supervisory Powers Oh
tho Inspector-An Elaborate FroPosi'
tion.
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Hotel ArrivaIs-February "a.
PAVILION H0IEL.

VIM. W. Rawis, Ridgevllle; Mrs. Holts ant
child, Glenn Springs; R. H. Reaves, Marion
John Nettles, S. NJ. Crucy. Northeastern Rail
road.
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B POsToFFICE DEPARTMENT

~ POsTOFFICE DEPARTMENT:
NoTIoE.-owtng to The rapid increase In the
Mails and the establishment Of many new Post
ofices throughout the country, this DEPARTMENT.
nds it necessary, tnorder to facilitate the dftri
button and to secure speedy transmission OF the
heavy Mails now passing, particularly over the
trunk lines Of Railroad, to&request Of the public
that In all cases the name Of the County, as well
az the Postof1ce and State. be superscribed upon
Letters, Oirculars,3 Newspapers and other matter
TO- be forwarded by mail. Il! ',fsts 2; $; .ssJ9 Il
-.l.s: a. -. - J.. A. ]. CRESWELL, y
...=.=-=- Postmaster -Genersl.
washington, D. O., February !, 1872. feb2s-.
, 1872-12-18
| WASHINGTON.
Secretary Boutwell, Gives His
Reasons for the 0c-~-
" ..> . tober Issue Of f ..:.. :: =. -:
."... ~ :. j.: Greenbacks... - : -:
Congressman Brooks Denies
~ that He Had Anything
to DO with Credit
Mobilier. .....-.--.-.
Debate On the Illinois Two Per
Cent Land Sale Claim. -.
Proposed Removal Of the Wit
: nebago Indians from
Wisconsin.
Probable Admission Of Colorado c3
a State.
Probable Admission Of Colorado c3
" a State. =.
Proceedings in Congress Yesterday.

Proceedings in Congress Yesterday.
Special Despatch to 1Ae Chtra9o Tribune. -
. Mr. BROOKS on CREDIT MoBn1ER.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 17.-Representative James
Brooks took occasion, from bis place in tho
| House, to-day, to notice the reports regarding
his connection with the Credit Mobilier scandal.
The regular report Of the proceedings will
give .+he substance Of his speech, which
vqs listened to by the membera' cf
tho floor with unusual interest. AL
the members we're on their feet, and had gnth~
cred about the desk Of h1r. Brooks, which is
directly in front Of the Speakers chuir, and nsxt
the middle aisle. There were present
most Of those who we're charged WITH
having stock 81 in the Credit ...Motil-
ier who: seemed especially interested7
there we're present the members Of the Com:
mittee now Investigating the scanda1; there
was present Cakes Ames, standing in the
aisle within six feet Of the speaker, brazenly
getting at defiance all feelings OF delicacy; and
there we're present Jerry Black; hrComb's coln-
sa1, who chewed his tobacco Withgrea energy,nad
nerYoualy tuirled the silver boz in his hand;
It is said E'Comb was in. the cloak. ROOM.
There Was fair audience in the galleries. and
the reporters gallery vas tammed- 1T -was
noticed when Mr.. Brooks began that
~ aer4 -""4 49,, oee"n H. va.S.
euui* 1 toan al uuaa an1szza o ~ tSs
.N3 eou1 Fio@, aau VIZ n9s e,e m.sn to
apd4it WAS generally commented on, for he is
on9 .. sn1 eaeies., sstongea:: ino7s cof1e6s,
Ho+aa liz p1H pfriand5 1'aa ~os[-ottag ~
that he-. had attempted the task" and
all admitted that he. had made 8 great mistake:
1onhIe IL 49, 7,fo NJ, E,r1a1'5 naii-e.
tha snutb Tom, hartiae r,naan' c1Fn
aae ne eo9th nh Gonf' Martag o9ntraets, spoke of
t aJ "o04A, o4 ~ 10 !1f' 20 4o"e@
apn5 '.1rene+ ~aEnhra n1se
ahe ahe amons ~ e.ae but INTO
honds Ha daoo1nceG In 81 XII l"u 1Morb ~
1aatara end th;o eopt NJ na
t3ed for sbnnt ba1f % ' hoao ao NJ nT;ngt W.
ant;re t;91a m M - oniT od5;n,. ~ t1t4 ba5 ;1
preasion @ ~ he 10 M had % 1nade. It - wss vas I eTideat
naner Faa. F vafnabIe nronertv. and hai n.;d
f.rga 1rncaa3a Hath ade a - 9d1
1o66ia ha "a noaaaeaad ~ 1hT hor5 om5 ;1"eaao-+
ffoii ~ aixteen honra da1 tbat hia daneltar
had +narriad - pm: -efraat n
atoct ;n +bs Gre5;t HIGh;1;a+ e 1Sb;c1, r. KY
b1x1+o -,.i5 ~, ~ ~ ~ on+,i5 - -
TGS5 a tap 4o s21e5o+, oat1, ;tf, h;e 10 bsd.
raised to heaven, that, be had @: never had,
P.ciSc 'Ra;1road ' ~ 1rt % 11ob,ar Gs1 ethat ~ hs
t.t 1he '4o M ~ hai ha had
carried By honest tol. T6e7e VAS neyer :
b;send 1a a1oanaad ~ heS;n1estio.ted ;ns3a *i
he ea own
iated by single member. @>o % -
Pola9d the ChaiTman OF the Mobi1iar Com
mlttee, men arose, and sad III ne STATE M
, 1872-12-18
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Conceded to be he best reed Instrument now before tia
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Eizabsthan Gases, and contain exclusively those in
Portant patented improvements that have in great
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0 - @--N - ~ - ~
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D Glove Boxes. -:
Q Perfume Boxes.
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. Bird Organs.
: Mechanical Singing Birds. :.
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Rocking Horses,
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, Sleighs in endless VARIETY;
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Lava Statues.
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Cigar Boxes. !:
Card Boxes.
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Helena weekly herald. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1867-1900, 1872-10-03

One of Americas most brilliant orators, in
discoursing upon this subject in New York,
said: .#hlaul Ial by NJ ut lF. \
I'm considering the moral significance of
the>press, at the present day, with especial
interest must we regard the most diffused and
wonderful of its products--the daily .nesns-
paper. say wonderful, for know nothing
more So. 1t is an embodiment of the time.
not because it contains the passing intelli.
gence, but because the most marvellous inyen-
tions and stupendous energies of the time
have produced il. 1t lies damp upon your
table---open it, and you have the world as it
is now daguerreotyped. The electric wire
has enabled it to tell you some transactions
only few hours old, in New Orleans The
steamship has brought Europeto your chair.
And what though great evil Is blended with
this wonderful agency2 In all these blended
aspects of the daily journal, we detect the
ultimate benefit, and the moral significance of
freedom. Whatever evil may blend with its
temporary influence, it is intrinsically the
agent of liberty; and it is the first thing at
which despot strikes. When I consider,
too, the cosmopolitan spirit which it must
beget, bringing together, as it does, the in
terest and sympathies of the world, / look
upon 1t as an instrument of progress and of
hope-a great social force-a force TO be
watched, to be criticised-but force whose
impulse on the whole, is in the right direction.
Helena weekly herald. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1867-1900, 1872-10-03
CoAceTninF Coioncls.

The too profuse use Of the title of ''Colo-
nep' elicits these pertinent remarks from the
Philadelphia Post !: s'To call man Colonel
is to convey the idea that he is of. a mild,
meek, and benevolent disposition. It is also
an evidence that he never was soldier. For
instance, we may recall some of the Colonels
OF Philadelphia. There is Colonel Forney.
Colonel McClure, Colonel Michael, Colonel
Scott, Colonel Mann, Colonel Fitzgerald, Col
onel Phillips, Colonel Hincken, Colonel
Green and Colonel Fritz Ofwhat regimentP ?
And I'VE might mention many more gentlemen
Of high standing who have never been.in the
army, and can only be called 'Colonep as a
tribute to their antipathy to blood. If every
Colonel was soldier, the standing army In
Philadelphia would be menace to our liber-
ties. Their number is as great as il was In
San Francisco, to which John Phoenix bears
witness In the following story: The steam
boat was leaving the wharf, and everybody
was taking leave of fricnds-all but Phoenix,
who had no friend to bid him ferewell.
Ashamed Of his loneliness, as the boat sheered
of, he called out in a loud voice, Good by,
Colonel, and to his great delight, every man
on the wharf took off his hat and shouted
Colonel, good by.' ',s,,, ,., ri ertI.lg-.. II,-,