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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-01-10
NEW YORK GOSSIP.

NEW YORK, January 8.
The suspension of Sprague, Colburn & Co.
Is announced.
The steamer weser is quarantined for small
pox.
Mayor Hall gives notice that the president
Of the board of aldermen will act as mayor for
q week. This is thought to be preliminary to
his actual resignation.
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TEE FACTION FIGHT IN NEW Or
LEANS.

NEW ORLEANS, January s-MIdnlght.
The city is quiet and no personal violence Is
reported in any quarter. The Louisiana. Le-
gion refuse to obey General Lopgstreet's or
ders, but will cooperate with Emery's forces
In the preservation of peace. The leaders OF
the factions continue to issue pronuncia-
mentOs.
WASHINGTON, January 9.
There areAtill no indications of interference
in Louisiana affairs beyond what Is needed for
the preservation Of peace.
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SPARKS From TIE WIRES.

The Powder. mixing House at Rondout
blew up yesterday. The mixer and the house
were blown to atoms.
ALI the Mormon criminal cases have been
postponed to March, the prosecuting officers
having no money.
The trains on the Pacific Railroad are
again blocked.
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THE OHIO sENATORSHIP.

CoLUMBUsS{anuary 9.
The Democratic caucus nomi1&ed General
Morgan for senator by acclamatioh. The vote
In the Senate was: Morgan (Democrat)
eighteen, Sherman seventeen, Shenek one.
Housa: Morgan forty.seven, Sherman fifty
seven, Cox one.
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THE COMBAT DEEPENS.
SCOTT Ass4I1s THE INVESTIGATORS
Bowen Rises to Reply-ANsw Challenge
to Scott-Hurley Follows and Does
Likewfse-The Confederation OF the
Message Postponed.
ESPECIAL rRLEeRAM TO THE NEws.l

SPECIAL TkLEGRAh TO Thk hEHS.J
COLUMBIA, January g..
Governor scott's special message, an ab-
stract of which has already appeared in The
NEWS, was received to-day and read IN ooth
houses soon after their assembling.
In the House Bowen rose to question OF
privilege, he having been personally attacked
In the message. He made telling speech,
reviewing the statements Of the Governor and
repeating his challenge TO the Governor to
meet him In the courts. Hurley followed, at
tacking vigorously Governor Scott and the
recusant members of the joint investigating
committee. .-------=-=-----
Themessage was made the special order for
H1nday afternoon in the House, and for
Thursday afternoon In the Senate. PICKET.
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WASHINGTON NEWS AND GOSSIP.

.he Csblnent meeting was unimportant.
Louisiana affairs were not noticed. Charles
Hall, of Massachusetts, Is nominated as assist
ant secretary OF State.
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SPANISH SUCCESSES IN TIE EAST.

New YOlI, Januar' :.
A Herald special says the Spanish .ces
serving In the far East lately attacked Gilose
Island of the Malacca group and punished the
were demolished, aud some bombshells struck
the palace.
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ARRIYAL OF COTTON SHIPS.

LONDON, January 9-Evening.
Arrived, La Platte from Savannah, Theo-
bold from New Orleans, and Grasmere from
Charleston.
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THE WHARToN TRIAL.

ANNAPOLIS, January 9.
Professor q. C. White. graduate of the Uni
yersity OF Virginia. testlaed that Atken's ex-
periments were not sufficient to establish the
presence OF antImony In Ketchum's stomach.
Tonry's analysis also Ia insufficient
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Il HORRIBLE DEATH.

CLEVELAND, January 8.
The coroIer's jury found verdict that Carl
Martin died from eating trichind spirdtts pork.
Martins wife and child are sick-the last
named hopelessly. rt
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THROWING DOWN TIE GLOVE.
A Gard from Senator Leslie.
CoLunB1A, s. c., January 8, 1872.

COLUMBIA, s. c., January 8, 1872.
Hon. j. B. Dennis, ". II. Gardner, Jr..
Timothy Hurley, s. a. SUahs and B. r.
: Whittemore:
GEHTs-I have just been shown ''report OF
the joint special financial investigating COM
mittee," subscribed by yourselves. In your
actIon as land commissioner. shall not
now make extracts from such parts of the re.
port as are specially Objectionable and insult
Ing. I simply wish to make q plain, square
issue with you, and one that the people will
understand. demand Of you, or any one of
You, to state any fraudulent conduct on my
part while acting as land commissioner of this
State, and challenge you TO produce the
I feel, under the circumstances, that am
entitled to an immediate reply.
Yours reYecuql4Se c.P. LESLIE.
nn101E11ksll llS =. ~ CoEnpErr
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THE VIRGINIA LEGISLATURES.

RICHMOND, Jahuary9 8.
The House appointeda committee to invesli-
gate the charges Of bribery and corruption In
securing the passage of the funding bill dur
Ing last session.
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EIGHT DOLLARS .A YEAR.

quested to report to this body the amount n
real estate owned by the different srailr0s1f.
companies having their terminus at this .cfty!
and upon which no taxes are assessed. ..a21z,ls \
{ Resolued, That the opinion of the city atsss
amount and description Of property exempted
from taxation BY the charters OF the respec-ss
tive railroad companies having their terminus g
at this point, also u any provision Is -msde "a
such charters as to what uses such saxempted y
property shall be appropriated. s5s:
ELEcTIoNs.- ~ -
Elections were :hrn held for the city oficers,s
which resulted as follows: 80 s:a54s
sg CITY REGIsrRAR. stssl
Candidates: Drs. Robert LebbN F.+Peyra@
Porcher, ]. Ford Pffoleau, a: N. Bellinger;. II.
M. lyman, George 8. :Pelzef aud VIM. O. Ray.
ehel.
First ballot: Lebby 1, Pnoleau i, Bellinaers +
8, Lyuah1, Pelzer 8, RaveneI T. sEo: :electo1s
I Second ballot: Lebby 8, Bellineer 8. pelzer.
6, Ravenels. No.election. sS.s-..ss.: $50 =;
Third ballot: Lebby6; Beltnger2, Pelset7;
Rsyenel 4. No election. s.-..-.z...;
! Fourth ballot: Lehby s, Pslzer 10, Ravenel
8. DR.. Georges Pelzer was declared elected.
PHYSICIAN TO THE oRpHANHousE.
! Candidates Dra. ". =. Hnger2 and 3. B.
Fraser. zrl,tt = . = s1sEs j.
On the first ballot DR.. Huger receiyedIla q
votes and was declared elected. y.
s!Fs;z ;PHYsrCrAN OF HOSPITAL !; /: iIti
/ Gr. J. somers Buist, the only CAM d.date, way 6
elected by reclamation. . 49,
5@i.s: crrY :PHYs1oIiN. i6l sitS3niitI
District No. l-Candl dldates: Drs. Robt. Leb6y;
Jr., Manning simons and Peter Porcher. 3 .-ss .-s:
First ballot Lebby 8, sslmons 8, and 5P0r:s
cher 8. -. IS
] Second ballot: slmons u and Porcher IS. g
DE-. slmons declared elected. I. 'sssa
District No. .:s-Candid Drs.aJ. Il .aAn-I
crum, Thomas Grimke, and Lsusmau:; ss-s,saea
First ballot: Ancrum, IA, Grimke a. DE-. I
Aucrum declared elected. 4; ss.7-5s5;s sss-s;
District No. candidates !Drs. T.G. Sims
ons and A. Fitch. 4! ;sst.e.ao
/ First ballot: asImonst la and Fitch a. sDr.;s
simons declared elected. - si;..--;:2;.,
District No. &c ndidates :: DIE. ~. &
Angel, John g. seabrook, John Linn and III
3. kldrich.y.. .'!s},- assti ~ sa;. u
First ballot: Angel Q, lseabrook s.; Finn s, %
Aldriohs. u 9. $50 g. tt5 s:is7iiG q.
Second ballot: Angel II, ,seabrook'2 Adrich
3. DR.. Angel was declared elected.
On motion, the election OF q board ofsnper-t'
visors of the High. School was postponed. U ~,
The Council then adjourned. ..it being nearly =
midnight. .s..z 9; zsS.lft,i
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TIE VAR IN CUBA.

HAVANA. Janusry9 ,
The Spanish war vessels which have been
watching suspected American vessels are or
dered here.
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until the next regular meeting in which to re-.
port Granted.
The opening of the estimates for laying q
plank road in King street, reported ready by
the committee on contracts, was deferred until
the next regular meeting. 49,
The consideration Of the report OF thespecial
committee on the HIgh-school was then begun,
and Alderman Gage moved to substitute 9 bill
for the report. On motion, the report was de-
ferred until the bill could come up In order.
The committee on removing the troughs at
the Artesian well we're permitted to defer their
report until the next regular meeting.
The Mayor submltted and read his annual
report, an able and highly interesting docu-
ment, and, on motion Of Alderman voigt, the
committee on printing was ordered to have
the report Of the Mayor and other officers
printed In pamphlet form, to the number Of
one thousand or more, for public distribution.
The Mayor, with the consent of Council,
brought forward the following bills, which
took their first reading, and were ordered to
be printed:
A bill to issue six per cent. coupon bonds to
the amount of 100000, the principal and in
terest payable in gold, TO redeem the past due
stock.
A bill to provide for the gradual extinction
of the city debt, and for the issue Of coupon
bonds and other purposes.
A bill to encourage the rebuilding Of The
burnt district and waste places.
Alderman Taylor brought In bill to appro.
pirate money to meet the liabilities Of the
city for the current fiscal year, which received
Its first reading.
Alderman O'Neill brought up q bill, which
received its second reading as follows:
A BILL TO ALTER AND AMEND CERTAIN CITY
ORDINANCES, AND TO FIJI THE SALARY OR PAY
OF CERTAIN CITY OFFICERS, AND TO ABOLISH
CERTAIN CITY OFFICES.
Be it ordained Blythe Mayor and Aldermen
In City Council assembled:
SECTION !. That from and after the passage
of this ordinance, the pay and salary OF the
civ officers hereinafter named, shall be alter
the following rates, that Is to say: City civil
engineer, fifteen hundred dollars per annum,
in monthly payments; har6ormaster, Twelve
hundred dollars per annum, In monthly pay,
menus; messenger of Council, five hundred
dollars per annum, tn monthly psyme9ts'
clerk DO9rQ Ol uESWdSGSlof aFO SASS~ Wv
lars per apnum, In monthly payments.
SEC. 2 That the offices OF assistant civil en-
elneer and clerk of harbormaster are nereDy
abolished.
SEC. 8. All ordinances and parts Of ordl-
nances In conflict with the above are hereby
repealed.
Alderman sweegan called up for its second
reading bill to increase the salaries Of the
uool, and Ladder COMPANIES from;$50 to $500.
Some discussion ensued, and at length the
bill was postponed for the present.
On motion of Alderman Taylor, Alderman
Gage was allowed to read his bill, in relation
to the High School, for the first time.
On molten of Alderman Kenny, 1t was Re-
solved that the two city inspectors be allowed
s.abling and forage for one horse each at the
Guardhouse.
On motion of Alderman SHeegan, the follow
Ing resolutions were adopted:
Resolved, That the city appraiser be re-
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-01-10

TIE FIRST NATIONAL BANk:-At the annual
election by the stockholders Of this bank, held
yesterday, the following board of directors
were chosen: Andrew slmonds, Geo. ". VII
liams, E. ". Marshall. F. ]. .Pelzer, D. |Jens
nings, ". L. Trenholm and J. L. Tobias. !.
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TROPICAL FRu1r.-The schooner Mary n.
Mangum,i seven days from Baraooa brings.
1919 .bunahes Of bananas, q. 900 ocoanuts,s
and l0, $50 oranges, for Kr. KresseL IA. Ia.
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M0RTUARY REPORT ZOE TIE WEEK. b.
The following Is the official return or deaths !
for Che City Of Charleston, fer the week end
ing Saturday last, January 8, 1871: .g:>ss
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this morning, Will be posted In the rooms Of the
Cnamber OF Commerce at 10 O'Clock A. r., and,
together with the weather chart, may 10y the
courtesy OF the Chamber be examined BY ship.
mssters at any time during tho day.
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Hotel Arrivals-January 9.

ROBERT LEBBY, II. D.,
City Registrar.
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THROET,I INGS;INER &RL0O1

In the wonderful medicine to which the afhiet-
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believes be has combined IL harmony more OF
Nature's most sovereign curative properties
which God has instilled into the vegetable king
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eombined in one medicine. The evidence ofthis
nste diseases which ithas been found TO conquer.
IN the cure Of Bro nchttis,
Coughs, and the early stages Of Consumps
ton. It has astonlshed the medical meultY, and
eminent physicians pronounce ~ the greatest
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purffieg the blood. By Its great and tnor,
ough blood purifying properties, II cnres al
HunOrs, from the worst Scr0tula 10 =
common BtOteh, PimPles or EruRti0n.
Nercuriai disease, Mineral poisons, and their
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sound constitution established. EFystRelAs,
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Rou1h Skin. in short, all the numerous dis
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n Won feel duI, drOwsy, deb nitated. have Sal
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Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery has no
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er strengthened and healthy. For the cure o.
HabifnnI Consti p alton OF the bowels u
"a a never fsllng remedy, and those who have
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The proprietor offers 81 coo reward Tor . me1'
cine that win equal it for the eprs Of All the ds'
eases FOR which 1t Is recommended,
Sold nv DRUGGISTS st 81 per bottle. Prepared By
r y. Pierce. ND, Sole PROPRIETOR ttls Snemf
Ell + ehoratorv I33 Senesa street. punalo, NY.
Send your address fer q pamphlet
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Plantation BitterS.
s. T.-l86O-X.

This wonderful vegetable resto-
rative IL the sheet-anchor Of the
feeble and debilitated. As 8 tonic
and cordial for the aged and
languid 1t has no equal among
sromaehics. As a remedy for nsr-
vous weakness to which women
are especially subject, it is super.
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all climates, tropical, temperate
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every species Of disorder which
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and breaks downthe animalspirits
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Charles Mathews, stepping into an
auction room, heard the auetioneer
saw. "Who bids more ?" 81 bid more"
cried a voice from the far end Of the
room. land pray, sir, what do you
bid ?'' said Mathews, and left the room
amidst roars of laughter.
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CITY MEAT MARKET

MRTHE undersigned would res
A1 pectfully announce to the eitt-
- zens Of Warren and the vicinity
that he has opened q Meat Marke on Lib
erty Street, opposite E K. Wisel's Carriage
Factory, where he intends to keep co nstant-
yon hand, all kinds OF fresh meats, and OF
e good quality as the country will Afford
lhayeemplcyed the services ola g~oodbutch-
er Whohas bad long experiences In tbs nusi-
ness. and b VIII always be on hand to at
tend TO the wants OF all customers. All or
derg len for meats In the evening viii be
Sromptly attended 20, II desired can be de-
dyered at their residences, or kept n re-
ntgerator TIL called on.
g mt ~. l70-u LEAUEL DRAY
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I.wA1EE1,P sPAssAsLH NeDezALB = Co. Druutlhk
MILLIONS Fear TeSttmoly - their
- zWaadeFf4A cakEeEaa 8Aec1aa -
Thsy Ers not va Fancy Drink Aade Of EOGr
EuHs WHISKY EFsef Spirits and Refuse
LilRsrs doctorsdE ieed dEWestaned toplsase The
taste called "IoaleL@sAfBeE1az ~Re1ocaLs he,
thAtleaa the tppkr and ruin 6utArs
ahue Eediens.n hds Hronthe native Roots
q CaiiforniA, ffs8 frsz AL Atcskolic 8nlu-
lanfss They as II GEKAE BLOOD PURI.
FEEksnaA LEE GIVING
apensd hsnosa.ot eAo nNleoA.4 OF tne -
ueD1ooo
ters aee-di1S q ir-r5elG and rrnaiu lang uuveu.
pnoSsaea tnsH eSasA ae not eesEoyso Dy mner
poison q othR Ennna nd tia vital oFana wasted
-
TonIe. pa.,s~a1- ~rFs,S-lsrn e-t ~ .-J,g
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.F.r aawmasar and ChrouIe Rkeu-..
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3s11--- - Te.--It-.. -
BiiisA1s G~-t4
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ID. hANGEhb'S
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roots and herbs. and inhaling the medicine
mus obtained. I fortunately discovered a
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Applecreek P. O.. Wayne Co, Ohio. Sold Dy
Druggists.
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ORGANIC LAW OF SEXE.-Conditions
(Which impair vitality, positive mega,
I've electricity, proof that life Is evolved
without union-edect OF tobacco-innuence
OF dsh and phosphoric dlet-modern treat
ment Of pelvic diseases. structure and VSrl-
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WAN n DIXON. NJ. d., ~ Fifth Avenue,
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Beautiful Woman
HAGLE's MAGNOLIA BALM gives to the Con-

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HAGAN's MAGNoLIA BALM overeomes the
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MAGSonNBALx is used by ain fashionable
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Jan. Il. IS72
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CONSUMPTION

and has been the sole means under Divine
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WILL CURE

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H.
Manufacturer and Dealer in
BOOTS e. SHOES
f2 ACO y {
No. 10 Market Street,

N
; Would an the attentionE Of the public 70
his large stock OF y Boots 4 Shoes, such as
Mems nne French Calf Boots, seWed n
pegKed, I'm Congress Gaiters, Prince Alberts,
Scoteh walking Shoes. Oxford Ties, &C.
Boy's 1ne BootsShoes n dGaiters,L
me Kid Button Caters, Lace Balls. Lasti.g
Caters, Newport Ties and slippers. Misses
Button n Lace Caters, Slippers, DC. Also
quite 9 large stock Of Youths and Chiidren's
GaiearE shoaR and Shipper. 81 G--E
HenH IN Frenc Calf and Opera Boots,
made o order. Shoes &c. on short notice.
The prices viii be as OW as can be for nrst-
ela1 B. CRANAGE.
Psi nave quite large lot OF Ladies'
Congress- and lace Callers, Of small sizes
which VIII be sold at rom so TO IS per cent.
ess han first cost. B. ..
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1872-07-03
hi. WeIIs, Extractof Iurubeha

q strengthening and nourishing; like nu-
tricious food, taken into the stomach, IL
assimilates n diffuses itself through the
circulation. giving vigor and health.
1t regulates the Bowels. quiets the nerves.
acts directly on the Secretfve Organs, and
produces healthy and vigorous action OF
the whole system.
JOHN @ KELLOGG,
IS Plat st, n. Y, sole Agent for the q. g.
Price One Dollar per bottle. Send for Cir
ular