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The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-10-25
10. 3.
BY TIE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES
OF AMERICA.
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+ OF AMEhltA,
A PROCLAMATION.
WHEREAS unlawful combinations and con-
spracies have long existed and do sill exist
III the State Of South carolina, IoT the pur-
pose 0f depriving certain portions ami classes
Of The people OF that sac Of The rights, priv
tleges, immuniles. and protection named In
the Constitution Of the United States, and Sc.
/ cured by The aot OF Congress approved April
! the twealinh, one thousand eight huntirei
and sevenly-une, entitlep IAN att to enforce
the provisions Of the fourteenth amendment
| to the Constitution pf the United Sates;''
And whereas IN c3r,aln parts ol SAID State
--to-wit, In the count $ Smr,anSburgh, YORK,
1 Marion, Chester, Laurcns, NeWbcrry, FHr.
/ field, Lancaster, and Chesterfield such COM
/ binalions and conspiracies do 50 0tsrutt and
hinder the execution OF the gws OF said
| State and Of the United States as to deprive
| the pope aforesaid Of The rights, privileges,
| immunllus and protection aforesaid, and do
! oppose and obstrnct the laws Of the United
/ States and their due execution, and impede
| and obs;rlltt the due course Of justice under
| the salne;
/ And whereas the constituted authorities Of
! SAID Safe are unable to protect the people
aforesaid iii stt,h rights withiu The said t0il'-
/ ties:
And whereas The combinations and conspi-
ra;ies aforesaid within the counties aioreSaid,
are organized and armed, ana are 50 ngmer-
| oils and powerful IA to be able 10 defy the
constituted authorities OF said State and Oi
the United sta es within the said Safe, and
by reason If sald causes the CONVECTION Of
such offenders and the presefra. Ion OF the
public peace ami safety have bed0me implac-
tIGabfc b said counties 4
i Now, therefore, /. Ulysses :, Grant, Presi-
i dent oI tho United States Of Ameri.sl. d.
hereby command all persons composing tho
unlawful combinations and consplTacics
Aforesaid to disperse and to retire peaceably
TO their ileTnes within Ave days OF the dato
hereof, andto deliver, either to the marshal
| Of thc Unated States Hritlle district Of South
Carolina, or 10 any Of his deputies, or TO any
military officer Of the United States within
sail counties, all arms, ammunition, uniforms,
disgliiscs and other means and Implements,
used, kept, possessed, or controlled by them,
for carrying ont the uDlBwful purposes for
which the combinations and conspiracles are
organized.
hand, and eausedthe seal Of the Unitep States
TO be affixed.
Done at tte city Of Washington this twclfth
4 tiav ol October, In the year of our
Lord ole thousand eight hundred
lsEAI.. and of the Independence Of the
Uniied States Of America the ninety
sixty. -
BY the President:
HAMILTON FISH,
Secretary Of State.
NO. A.
BY THE PRESIDENT oFrHT UNITED STATES
or AMERICA:
a APROCLAMATI0N.
! waEKrAs by 81 ast df Congreea, entitled
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-10-25

Mark Twain gets sotf the following,
to d ''YouDg Author''in his sAnswerl
to correspondence: ''Yes, Aggassi'
does recommend authors to eat fish.
because the phosphoroas In It make
brains, So far, you are correct; but I
caa not help you to a decision abou7
the amount you need to eat--at least,
not with certainty. Ifthe specimen q
composition you send is about q talr
usual average, should judge that,
perhaps, 4 couple Of whales would ,,
ali YOU want for the present. Not tM
largest kind, but simply good, mid
dllng-sized whales. Z
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No. s..
BY THEPREsIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES
OF AMERICA:
A PROCLAMATION.

The process Of the seasons has again en-
abed the husbandman to garner the fruits Of
successful toll. Industry has been generally
well rewarded. We are at p3ace with all ma
tons, and tranquility, with few ex1eptiyna
prevails at home Within the past year we
have in the main been free from ills which
elsewhere have afflicted our kind. II some
OF us have had calamities, these should lie an
occasion for sympathy with the sufferers, Of
resignation on their part to the will of the
Husl High, and of rejoicing TO the many who
have been more favored.
therefore recommend that, on Thursday,
the thirielh day Of November next. the peo-
pie meet In theirfespectiye places of worship,
and there make the usual annual acknowl
elgements to Almighty tod for the blessings
He has conferred upon them, for their mer-
cifal exemption from evils, aud invoke His
projection anu kindness for their less iOrtu.
nl;e bre hren, whom, in His wisdom, He has
deemed 1t best 10 chastise
In witness whereof have hereunto set my
hand, and caused the seal Of the United
States to be affixed.
Done at the city Of Washington this twenty
eighth day Of October, In the year
of our Lord ono thousand eight
SEAL hundred and scyenty-o ana OF
the Independence OF the United
States the nincty-siXth.
y. S. GRANT.
by the President:
HAMILTON FISH,
Secretary Of State,
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A paper published "away down \,
Maine 7 supplies US with the follow,
Ing: ut has become. o crime to muf
der Chinaman In California, conss
uuentIy three men named HoodbnrS
have been arrested tdr. the 6fHSnso.
H0Odburn Is g6odl
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p
Icertify thar the above particulars are cor
rect, and that the above named seaman NaS
discharged accordingly.
Dated -- slay Of ----, eighteen hundred
and ----.
lsigned,I --, Master.
tG0unteraigned.) ] ,-------, Seaman.
Given to the above named seaman Ii my
presence this - day OF -----, eighteen hum
dred and -.
islgned,l --. Shipping. Commissioner.
Y Approved, June I, ls12.
CONVENTION
BETWEEN
THE UNITED STATES AND THE
ATHTRO-HU GARIAN EMPIRE
TRADEMARKS.
CONCLUDED NOVEMBER 2s, 1871; Ex.
CHANGED APRIL q, lsT2; pEo-
cLATNEr JuEE !, 1879.
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BY THHPREeTuENT on THE UNITED STATES
or AsfEHTcA:
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No H.
APPROXIMATION. A

BY THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNrrEDsTArEs
OF AMERICA:
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SUBSTITUTES,

Here any stipulation for changes, or sub
stitution Of one article for another, may be
inserted.l
SUBSTITUTES,
One ounce Of coffee; or cocoa, or chocolate;
may be substituted for ont~quarter ounce u
tea; mo asses Tor sugar, the quantity 10 De
one,haIf more; one pouud OF potatoes or
vans: one halfpounl -four or rice; one-thlrd
mint of pease or 0ne-1uarter pint OF barley
NAV be substituted for each other. Mhen
nonn,i5 per man per ,lae, in lien Of salt meat.
Flour. rioe, and pease, beef and pork, may
be substituted for each other, and for pota-
toes onions may be substituted.
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SCHEDULE.
TABLE A. Section 81

Sale Of fees for matters transacted at ship
ping.1ommissioners Offices:
First. Fee payable on engagingtrew,
for each member OF crew dis
charged. .....--.....-.;....,... 3 90
Secondly. Fee payable on dischaIg-
ing crew, for erch member Of crew
discharged. ......,..-....--...... ..5Ocents.
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TABLE B. section 81

Sums TO be deducted from wages Of seamen
In pasa4f Ngepa yment of the fees payable IN
In respect Of engagements, from the
wages OF zach member Of the creN. .25 cents.
LIN respect Of discharges, from me
wages of each member Of the
crew Observation-Disclosures. .2j cents.
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ARTICLE II.

If the owners Of trademarks, residing in
the countries of territories OF the one of the
contracting parties, wish to secure their
rights In the countries or territories of thp
other Of the contracting parties, they must
deposit duplicate copies OF those marks in
the Patent-0tiice at Washington, and in the
Chambers Of Commerce and Trade in Vienna
and PcSth.
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TABLE G. section ~

Fees payable by the master or owner for
appreniiciDg boys to the sea-seryice:
For each boy 50 hound, including the
lndenture...... ....-....-.....,.,,.... - w
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-03
HE LINE OF POLICY WITH SPAIN
From the N. Y. Tribune.l
The FliEht Of the sons-RIrd..

AWAY THEY GO, ACROSS THE SALT SRA.
The New York papers Of yesterday report the
departure, by the steamer Cuba, on Wednesday,
Of quite a number Of singers, including Parepa,
Nilsson santley, Tom Karl, Castle, and otherr.
Parepa-Ros received quite an ovation after
arriving on the deck Of the Cuba. She will re-
main awhile in London and then sing on the
Continent, and will return here in about two
years with her husband. who is a naturalized
American and very fond of his adopted country.
Miss Nilsson had spent the previous evening
at the house Of Professor Doremus, where she
was entertained with amateur theAtricals and
banjo playing by an original Christy Minstrel On
a $500 banjo which the professor has given her
The Cuba was accompanied down the Bay by
two other steamers. Detachments Of GrafullAs 9
Band were on both boats and played several Sc
lections. When the Cuba came up to the steam
ers down the Bay, tho cheering and waving Of
handkerchiefs were continued, and when the
vessels were within speaking distance, Rollin
Howard paid a compliment to both the noted
singers by initiating Parepa and Nilsson, re-
spectively, in 81 dream that dwelt in marble
halls and Way down on the Suanee River.
Miss Nilsson enjoyed this and joined in the last
line herself. During the leave-taking the tears
glistened in Miss Nilssons eyes as she saw and
felt how much she was appreciated in this ooun-
try, and how sorry her friends were to lose her.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-03
Infection In The Air.

At this season the vegetable world takes a new
lease Of life; but to the sensitive and delicate men,
bers Of the human family it is time Of danger and
often OF great suffering The moisture whi n rises
from the earth and hangs suspended over it in the
form Of morning and evening mistS and fogs, holds
in solution 80 TO speak, the mephtlo elements which
produce fever and ague, remitent fevers, rheuma-
tsm, and many paint i nervous disturbances, and
which aggravate dyspepsia, bill usness and all
minor affections Of the stomach and the bowels.
This therefore, is critical period Of the yeara sea
son when the renovatlng, refreshing and purifying
operation OF the mghest Of all vegetable tonics and
Alternatives Hostetters Stomach Bitters is Palvatlon
to the weak, and the best security for the contnu-
ance OF the health and vgor of the strong. Now is
the time not only to protect the system against the
common ailments Of the season, but 10 prevent the
disorders incident to a warmer tenpera ure. Let
not the exhaustlng heats of the summer months
hnd you unprepared 10 meet them. course Of
Hostetters bitters commenced viii put all the
physical energies in fighting trim, double the capa-
city Of the internal organs to repel the Of d-
sease refresh the brain aud clear It Of all hypochon-
drica cobwebs, and place the whole physique in an
attitude Of defence with every available point for
ned and guarded and as nearly invunerable 10 un-
wholesome influences al 1t is possible for the human
structure to be.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-03
ANOiRKR TICKET IN THE ZELDA GEN
-HFNR ALAHoRs MOVEMENT.

The nominations OF Millionaire Davis, and
Politician Parker, for President and Vice Presi-
dent, made by few wire-pullers, at Columbus,
in the name Of Labor Reform" have always
been repudisted by the real bone-snd-sinew
workihgmeh Of the country who never had any
hand in the job We are not surprised, there
fore, 70 see that in New York, last evening, a
COMMITTEE OF the workingmen's Central Union
met and drew up call for National Conven-
ton, to be held in New York city on May 2Sd, to
nominate Candidates for President and Vice
President The date named is not far of, but
probably there will be time, IL response is
promptly made, for delegates" to get to New
York.
The platform Of this new movement, as foro-
shAdoWed. in the call, is very good one, il we
except q rather violent and ill-conceived refer
ence TOD "Nar to the knife" with England It
includes reduction OF the national debt the
maintenance Of high tariff !; the unconditional
settlement Of the Alabama claims, ''or war to the
knife !" the enforcement OF the Eight-hour law
reduction OF the rate Of interest by national
law the ,entrustment of the mails solely to
American built ships and open and direct sym
pathy with all people struggling against oppres
sion, ''who will be assisted by the working mer
of America at all hazards"
With the exception noted, this is fine plat
form to,work on-in fact it is a well-laid founda'
ton. All the several planks, Cor stones,
according As you are a carpenter or mason,) are
sound and free from flaws. Some Of them are
new, toe, in National politics, such as that re
quiring areduction Of the rate Of interest. II
has beep.too high. The farmers of Delaware
who are as much laboring men as any
have been shaved scandalously, and forced
to pay seven or eight per cent. fer mortgages
when they could barely squeeze six per cent
out of theif years wolk. They will agree t.
the new platform, as we'll as other workingmen
The encouragement Of ship-building, the car
rying of our mails in our own ships, and Protec
4ion Of kmerican Industry are all good, an
will bear the test Of popular examination.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-03
TIE BOARD OF TRADE DAILY MEETINGS.


The new rooms of the Board OF Trade, in the
Masonic Temple building, willbe ready for oc-
cupanqn ina few days, and the members will
then be ready to undertake the daily meetings
On Change which have been proposed. The
thirty names of business men or firms will
doubtless be obtained to the agreement, some
twenty having signed it fortnight ago, includ-
ing number Of our largest and most important
establishments.
The vafue Of the daily meetings is, perhaps,
not fully appreciated or even understood. 1t
remains indeed, to be tested, by actual expe-
rience. But the usefulness Of an Exchange for
merchants and other business men has been al
ready demonstrated in the history Of all mercan-
tile cities, for centuries Rome had her Cole
GUM Aercator7tm, Eve hundred years before the
Christian Era, and the chief cities of Italy, Ger
many and the Netherlands established them
when they laid the foundations Of their CONNER
ciAl greasness. The Exchange of London is
over three hundred year old Indeed, all cities
whose trade has assumed respectable proper
tions have. soon discovered and supplied the
need Of daily meetings Of their business men,
and in the opinion Of many Of our own merchants
and mAnufacturers-eyen those whose time Il
closely occupied and exceedingly valuable-the
time has now come when the interests of Viii
mington demand the establishment OF such ,
system here. By all means, let the expert
menta be tried, in good faith, with spirit, and
earnestness. We are sure it will succeed.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-03
From our Late Edition Of Yesterday.l
CINCINNATI.
Mrs. Anthony and Mrs. Gordon
on hand.
A Warm time AntIcip ated.
The New YorA Delegation VS.. Greeley.
CINCfSNATI. MAY .

CINCINNATI May 2.
committee on credentials of one from each
State was selected, and motion was presented
for a committee on resolutions.
Protest, read from minority Of the New York
delegation, was referred to the Committee on
Credentials.
Mrs. Gordon claimed the right to represent
laughter.
Susan B. Anthony and Mrs. Gordon took seats
on the platform amid cheers and Kisses.
Uneasiness ia expressed, privately, of an ac-
crimonieus debate. Some Of the anti-Greeley
delegates from New York intend to protest
against the action OF the delegates, with regard
to casting the whole vote for Greeley"
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-03
Irh. pnnm. III achIlIer-

very handsome edition Of the poems OF
Schiliet, ,editsd and translated by Henry D. Wire
man, has been published by I. Kohler, of Phila-
delphiA III duodecimo OF 419 pages, we'll
printed on good paper well bound, and contain
ing fine portrait Of the poet. The plan Of the
work iuclpdes the presentation Of each poem, in
the originnf German, and Also in English on al
ternate pages; and the editor states that his OBJ
ject is ITO familiarize the American public with
!" the products Of q mind, pure as the purest,
"good as,the best, and great as the greatest,
" America, as they are in Germany"
In this city, Mr.. g. Burkhard, residing on
French street, oppotite School No. l, is agent
for this edition, and win receive subscriptions
for it. .. ..
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-03

If the published lists of delegates to the Gin
cinnAtN chow-chow gathering are reliable, it
seems that the cobblers have succeeded in scrap
ing up pretended representation from all the
States-e1eept one. That one is Delaware Good,
again. Delaware stands no nonsense. 1t means
busineass In politics it is one thing or the other
and its voters who are not Republicans, are
Democrats, and nothing else. Even those who
were johnson men, in 1866, declined to waste
their little stock Of time, money, and reputation
in trip to CINCINNATI.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-03
The Huston Case.

ANISDIcrMEST FoUSD-wNTISG FoR THE ACCUSED.
BALTIMORE, May q
An indictment has been found against Dr.
Huston, and committee has been appointed
for the trial of the accused by the Rev. Mr.. Rod
gers, Presiding Elder.
The indictment has been forwarded to the ac-
cused and the trial takes place as soon as the
accused is ready.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-03

WILMINGTON TRANSFER AND BAGGAGE
wv EXPRESS will call for and deliver baggage
and packages 70 and from all parts OF the city Rail-
road Depot and boat. Also, baggage called for and
checked (where Railroad tickets are heidi 70 ali
left AT the FrsnkIin Telegranh Once No
4, West Third Street; K. Bringhurst a Co.,
Sixth and Market; Smith d Painter, Seventh
and Market, and b. d q. Shoemaker, sos Market St,
will receive prompt attention. Principal once Bag
gage Room, p, W. and B. Railroad Depot
j. j. MCMUL1KN,
BeptlB-1y j. H. SEAL. PrOprietorn
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-03
RsBub.ican Delegate Elections,

Delegates to the Republican State Convention
will be elected throughout the State, tomorrow
afternoon. In the various Wards of this city,
the election will be held, "at tho usual places Of
votingT between the hours Of 8 and o'clock.
BY the Gpnortionment made by the County Com
mittee, on the basis Of population, as ascer-
tanned by the census OF 1870 the number Of
delegates to be chosen in each Ward is as fol-
lows :. Fret Ward, 4 ! Second, 81 Third, 4 ;
Fourth,-6; Fifth, s Sixth, I Seventh, :
Eighth, 2 Ninth, Tenth, 8.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-03
A Chrl.tInn MIlk Csmpnny.

Boston is curious place for ideas. Some
times they strike on a good one, such as one
may commend at other times it is hard TO mea-
sure their seriousness by usual sanitary laws.
Recently we alluded to a cooperative cow-pas-
ture company as not wholly wanting in COM
mendable points we now learn that " Chris
tiAn Milk Company has been organized to fur
nish the citizens with pure milk fresh from the
COW. Already it has Elk routes, three hundred
cans, and fifteen hundred customers.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-03

COL Harry Gray, the ward politician, whose
nomination by the Ring Republicans OF the
GermAntdwn district, made McClure's election
possible has gone to Cincinnati, and Joined his
recent opponent, in the attempt to injure the
Republican party. It's good riddance of bad
rubbish, and Just about what might be expected
from such atribe Of professional political hacks,
as constitute the City Ring, in Philadelphia.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-03

The pfopiety OF a Judge Of the Supreme
Court Of The United States possessing or announ-
cling hls4sadinsss to become q candidate for
President, in order to "oppose the Administra-
tion, "=ig4it-mAtter for question Of decorum.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-03

Susan B anthony and Mrs. Hooker were ad
mitted toths convention OF the New York del.
GgAtes AZ Cincinnati. They were the fit rep.
resentativsspf their sex in such gathering.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-03
septls-iy

& L. NICHOLS CO., EXPRESS. Baggage re-
Ssmoved to any part OF the city. Carpets cleaned
and preserved from moth, and relaid with care Cal
fully received and promptly attended to- Once 500
King street Please leave orders at the following
places for baggage and carpets, DC Mr. j. r. Holt
Third and Market streets; GreenWan, Pierson a
Co., 4l9 Market street; ). r. Ball Co., 5lT Market
street; A Bradley Jones' 61s Market street; Joseph
Jones. Fifth and Market street; and 1l25 Orange ST.
See wagon on the street. feb26-sm
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-03

Gold closed yesterday at l121l. Government
securities were unsettled, some classes being q
AZ lower, and others as much higher. The
Philadelphia stock market was moderately active
and closed firm. Cotton was unchanged.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-03
Turkey.

BLOODY CONFLICT BETWEEN THE GREEKS AND
JEWS.
CoNsTANTISoPLE, May 2.
A conflict occurred in the streets Of Smyrna,
between the Greeks and Jews, arising out a re-
port that the Jews had sacrificed an infant
Several lives were lost.
Troops occupy the city to prevent a renewal
Of disturbances
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-03
Anahelm California Wines.
For medicinal and culinary use. For sale by
BAG SHOEMAKER,
oos nsor,o, ,..a.. rv..,.,,.. ,,.ua,s..
SOS Market street. Institute building
W. T. AIrIcha.

IO7 Market street. having replenished his stock OF
Perfumery, Toilet and Fancy Articles also, Of Pat
ent and FAMILY Medicines, asks a continuance OF
public patronage
He still sells that celebrated Perfume, the Dew d
Andea fahQA-tf
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-03
Africa.

TERRIBLE STORM ON THE COAST.
LONDON, May 2.
terrible hurricane at Zanzibar drove $50
vessels ashore and damaged the town. Loss, ten
million dollars
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-03
spaIa
A BATTLE ExPEcxED TO-DAY.

MADhID MHy z
An engagement is expected to-day between
Marshal Sarrano's forces and the Carlists, in
Navarro.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-03

The Sultan of Turkey has established schools
for women, among the many improvements re-
Gently Introduced in that country.