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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-03-10

EELLOWSHIP SOCIETY.-THIS So
Il clety will celebrate its One Hundred and
Eleventh Anniversary WEDNESDAY, March 18th,
inst, at the New Masonic 1emple. An Election
OF Oficers for the ensuing year will be held be-
tween the hours OF IL and O'Clock, and the
usual business transacted. The Society VIII reas.
semble In the evening at halr.past 7 O'Clock, at
the same place 10 partake Of an anniversary sup.
per. CAmfbELh DuuoA.,
mchssmW3 secretary.
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EOUND. ON SATURDAY MORNING, A
10 valuable RING. owner can obtain same by
giving q C, rrect description and paying lor aa'
yertlsement BY calling at No. 325 King street op.
posite Society street. Hcnlo-l~
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EOUND, A WHITE BULL DOG, WITH
IL buth ears cut. The owner can have the dog
by proving property and paying expenses. Apply
to e. 8. WINaATF, southwest corner OF hasei
and East Bay sleetS. mcnl0-l~
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% THE DOLLAR REWARD SoAf
makes Tlnware shine like new, and has no equal
in cleansing Glass or China.
DoWIE, NOISE & DAVIS, Agents.
Charleston, 8. O.
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~ALL PERSONS ARE HEREBY
cautioned against trusting or harboring any Of
the crew Of the British Bark AGNES CAMPBELL
as no debts contracted by them Will be paii BY
the Captain or Agents.
WILLIAMS, BLACK & WILLIAMS,
mch7 Agents.
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w- IF YOU WOULD ENJOY LIFE,
use TUFTS PILLS. They produce q good appe'
tite, sound digestion, and impart vigor to body
and MUD mclo-oD6#
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DLEASANT QUARTERS.-PERSONS
IL deslrous OF Private Board In healthy ard
delightful part OF the City, Will please address
"B,n at this offi2e. Northerners wishing to speud
the summer In the city Will fnd the location par
ticuarly advantageous. feolo
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Remar6s.

nNE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD
" Lost or Stelen on the evening OF January
20. from the South Carolina Railroad train, be.
tween Charleston and Columbia. q CARPET BAG,
containing important papers, OF no value 10 any
one but the owner, as pas ment upon them has
been stopped. reward OF One Hundred Dol.
lars will be pa d. aud no questions asked, for the
return OF the papers to this office. JOSEPH
CREWS. fpbl5
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CEWING MACHINES.-ALL DESCRIP-
y TIONS OF Sewing Machines repaired on re2.
sUnaole terms and at the shortest notice by J. L..
LUNSFORD, Smith street. just north OF Went
worth 8 rect. jRn22
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DGGr6lnl.

DOARDING.-GOO BOARD, WITH
I'D comfort BILE rooms, on reasonable terms,
at No. II Broad street, between King aud Meeting
streets. 1eo22
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VXTANTED TO DISPOSE OF A LIBRA
w KY OF Six Hundred Volumes OF valuable
Works. Price three hundred aud twenty-five dol.
lars delivered to railroad. Catalogue furnished
on application to Box No. CO. Bennettsville, =. y.
feb28.l5h
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iJoint 6tork Gompanp.

OFFICIAL RAFFLE NUMBERS
or the Charleston Joint Stock Company for the
benefit of the State orphan Asylum:
CLASS No. 44s-sATURDAY MORNING, March 8.
ae-1s.44-4O-5l-s2-20-
GLASS No. 444-SATURDAY EVENING, March s.
2s.51-72-56-21-77-7 77-73-24-75-l6-36.74.
mchlo.1 A. MoRosO, Sworn Commissioner.
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Amusements.

THE CREA TIoN.
HAYDN's oRAToRIo OF THE CREATION,
Will be Performed at the
FREUNDsCHAFrsBUND HALL,
On WEDNESDAY, MARCH IL,
Under the direction and management Of Mrs.
P. J. BARBOT, who will be assisted BY the best
Musical talent in the city.
The Oratorio will be conducted under the
patronage Of the following gentlemen:
O. T. Lowndes, James B: Colburn,
Henry Gourdiu, w. G. DeSaussure,
VIM Rayenel James B. Campbell,
e. II. Frost James Lownde3,
Lee Howard DR.. ". T. Wragg,
James :. Murdoch, James Simons,
Dr.. J. p. ChaZal, b. q. Laurey,
F. w. Dawson, Samuel Wragg.
a. @. Andrews, .. .. Wundefilch
F. q. Cart, G. FolIin,
J. R. Roar, A. st. Anand,
W. L. Hambruch, P. O. Gaillsrd,
O. P Aimar, Theo. Huchet,
Richard Roper, W. q. Cha'ee,
Wei W. B. f iorseS seeG'sS Stanley St Ss1 q. Tro.t,
Rudolph siegling, g. a. Scanlon,
O. o. Witte. q. b. Raymond,
q. II. DeLeon, A. @. Magratn,
q. E. Huger, Thos. Y. Smons,
W. q. Courtney. T.B Rayne,
A. Lengnick, Davis,
Jacob Small, y. Lord, Jr.
D. Ravenel, Jr. James conner,
W. l.. Trenholm, l. W. Hayne,
Gen. q. Walter, Geo 8. Cameron,
8. Y. Tupper, A. d. Hayden.
Tickets Price 81 may be obtained at Holmes's
Book House, at Fogartie's Depository, at the Mu.
sic Stores OF q. sieglIng and Charles Mcol epahan
at the stores off, n. Greer L Sons, and ]. R. Read
l. Co., at the Onices OF THE NEWS and Courier,
and at the Charleston and Pavilion Hotels.
The Doors will be opened at O'Clock, and the
Oratorio will commence att mchs
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Cost and gonn1.

T OST, ON KING Or MARKET STREETS,
IL In the Market or on East Bay, on SstuIoay
mnrnlnp a Lady,s Diamond aud Jewelled KING.
the finder will be- suitably rewarded oy leaving
the same az this office, or at No. It's East Bay.
mch10
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m BDTTOMRY LOAN WANTED

@ BDTTOMRY LOAN WANTED
Wanted, One Thousand Dollars, more or less, on
Bottomry on the Spanish Brig HUGO, B. GUIANA
abens, Master, on her intended voyage rom
Charleston to Barcelona, (Spsin,) TO DELAY ex-
penses of repairing the vessel In this port Sealed
proposals will be received Ut the office OF the act
ing Spanish Consul until MONDAY, the 10th inst {,
at IL O'Clock N. mcn7'3
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ANNIVERSARIES.
H1B E RNIAN SOCIETY.
sEvENTY-sECOND ANNIVERSARY.

The HIBERNIAN SOCIETY will celebrate its
Seventy Second Anniversary, on MONDAY, the
17th iDstant. at their Hall In Meeting street. The
Society will assemble at IL u. for the election OF
officers for the ensuing year and the transaction
OF other business.
Members will please come prepared to pay ar.
rears.
Polls open from 10 N. to2P.M.
The Society will reassemble In The evening at
O'Clock precisely to partske Of the Anniversary
Supper.
STEWARDS.
EDWARD DAILY,
JOHN BURKE, EUGH FERGUSON,
J, a. HOUSTON ROBERT HUNTER.
JAMES ARMSTRONG,
mchl0 Secretary.
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WANTED, A SITUATION AS GOV:
w ERNESS, By young lady who has had
some experience In teacning. English, French
and Music taught. References given If required.
apply 10 Rev. Or. Sh md, Columbia, ). Z.
mChl-10s
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TlWENTY DOLLARS REWARD
Il Stolen from my Stables near Florence,
South Carolina, on Saturday night March lst q
hands high, ven years old this spring, both
hind legs white star in the face, and heavy black
name and tail | will give the above reward fnr
recovery OF the Horse, and fifty dollars ($5C) for
tne thief. with evidence to convict. JAMES a.
PETT1GREW, Florence, 8. @. mch5 wfm6"
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Ms- CONSIGNEES PER STEAMSHIP
FALCON, from Baltimore, are hereby notified
that she Is THIS DAY dlscharging cargo at Pier
No. l, Union Wharves. AL Goods not taken away
at sunset Will remain on wharf at Consignees'
risk. MORDECAl w.,
mch1o1 Agents.
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6peiiai i 5iilEs.

@THE SUBSCRIBERS. FORMERLY
with CHARLES KERRISON, fsq., can be found
In future by thelrIfrlends at Messr hcLof
RIUE, corner OF Basel aud King streets, Where
they Will be pleased to serve them.
JOSIAH E. SMITH,
mCh10mth J. ]. HERNANDEZ
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NN ULESl MARESl HORSES! MULES
N1 KENTUCKY SALE STABLES, No. SO
, nurch street. keeps constantly on hand large
supply OF TURPENTlNE AND TIMBER MULES,
AND DRAY MULES, SADDLE
MARES AND SADDLE HORSES, HARNESS AND
.FT MARES, AND HORSES, which we will
sell on the most favorable terms. Fresh car.
10 I'd received every week. Call anu examine our
stock. All Stock guaran, eed as represented or
monty refunded. BAMBERG d MCCOY.
mchh-lmN1
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mCh10.

@- OONSIGNEES PER STEAMSHIP
SOUTH CAROLINA, from New York, are notlhed
that she Is THIS DAY discharglng cargo at Pier
No. Q, Union Wharves. All Goods remaining on
the dock at sunset will be stored at owners risk
and expense. WIN. A. COURTENAf,
mchl0l Agent.
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DEoPLE'S SAVINGS INSTITUTION.
OFFICE No. 9 BROAD STREET.

Deposits OF FIVE CENTS and upwards re.
celved daily, and Interest allowed Monthly on
OF each Month.
Interest ls paid selni.annually, In April and
october, on all deposits which remain in the In.
stitutlcn to the time Of the declaration OF the
Dividend, and Is compounded every six months.
In addition to the SIX PER GENT. paid annu-
ally, ALL THE PROFITS ARE DIVIDED, EVERY
FIFTH YEAR, among such depostors as have
funds In the Institution at the time Of this qain.
quennial distribution.
ianl5.wrmlyrs Secretary and Treasurer.
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TTTANTED AT No. 14O WENTWORTH
w street, Walingmsn. None need apply
uLless we'll recommended. mch7 fmT
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XNTANTED, A THOROUGHLY RE.
w sPECTABLE White Female Cook, abont
,hirry years Of age. None need apply without
the best fecommenn atons from their last EN-.
p.oyer. Apply at No. Water street frUm II until
O'Clock on Thursday Or Friday. mch8
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Joparlnersbips anb Dlssrlutions.

NNHE COPARTNERSHlP OF DOUGLAS
Il MILLER was dissolved on the 4th March,
by mutual consent. Either partner VIII sign in
liquidation, WIN. DOUGLAS.
WIN. q. MILLER.
WIN. O. MILL Err, OF the above q M, will con.
tlnue the Paint and OIL and General Painting bu-
siness at the old stand No. 81 East Bay.
mchl0.3
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furniture, 1r.
E1IRsT.CLASS FURNITURE,
AT REASONABLE PRICES.
MILLING'S FURNITURE STORE,
No. 444 KING STREET, NEAR JOHN,
furniture, @r.

No. 444 KING STREET, NEAR JOHN,
ia the place to get handsome and substantial
FURNITURE OF the latest and most elegant de.
signs at prices to suit the times. This establish.
ment has just received large supply Of superior
Parlor, Chamber and Dining Room Seta in Oak,
Walnut and Imitation, which are offered at prices
ten or fifteen per cent. lower than those charged
elsewhere for less substantial Furniture.
SUPERB BURIAL CASKETS A SPECIALITY.
Oall and examine the STOCK and prices.
SIGN OF THE MAN AND ROCKER,
No. 4A KING STREET. II,
decl8-Smospkc
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XKTANTED, A COLORED WOMAN TO
w cook and Wash. Apply in Rutledge
strl ct, four doors above Queen street. mch6
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for Hale.

lust ARRIVED, SIXTY HEAD OF
81 FINE MULES suitable for all purposes. For
sale low at H0GKADAT'S STABLES, columbus
street. mchlU-o~
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WTANTED, A MAN WHO UNDER
w sTANDS The care OF horses and can drive.
To u competent person liberal wages will be paid.
Apply at no. 67i King street. mcE73
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Conditional

ERENCH AND GERMAN LESSONS
IL given by MADAMs MARINETTI, from
europe. Apply corner Bull and Rutledge streets
from IL to 1. mcnl0.B4$
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WANTED TO PURCHASE, SECOND
w HAND FURNITURE, OF all descriptions,
for which good prices will be paid. Address Post.
ullice Lock Box 122. mch3.mtsm4s
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MULES AND HORSES.-JOST Az
M RiyEU, fty head OF young Kentucky
Mules, and twenty saddle and Harness MARES
AND HORSES, for sale low for cash or city &C.
ceptance, at W. Il. GREEN'S Sale Stables, corner
OF Meeting and Line streets. mcnl0.I|
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GTOR SALE, A LOT OF FINE LARGE
T. DRAY MULES, yong, sound and gentle
city, they are well broke, and just what's wanted
for bray, Cart or Turpentlne hauling. Apply to
b. F. MCUARE, or T. =. CloSELL, state Press,
Corner Eest Bay and Plnckney streets.
mChS.6
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AN OPPORTUNITY SELDOM OFFER
IA ED.-To close up IN estate, the Store and
Fixtures formerly occupied by Perez Frldenberg,
OF Juck onvlle, Florida, deceased, il offered for
Rent or Will De sold on easy terms, together with
POI ton O. stock In store.
The SIore is located In the best business part OF
the CITY, Is built OF BRICK so by 80 feet. three sto
ri;s high French roof, and Brick Warehouse IN
rear. NO bonus required. For further informa.
lion apply to the undersigned.
HARRIS SOLOMON,
No. IS ReaGe street, New York City,
Orto HENRY P. FKIDENBERG,
Jacksonville, Florida,
mch8lmo Executors Estate Perez Fridenberg.
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WTANTED, FOB CASH, A BUILDING
w LOrin Broad, Logan or New slreet, or
any street not far distant from City Hall. Apply
10 8. A. WOODSIDE, Market street, next to
Kinsman's. mch7.6
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90 Rknl.

mo RENT.-TWO PLEASANT ROOMS,
i suitable for q couple, at No. rs Broad street.
West of Meeting Good water facilities. f.bl9
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UanIs.

w ANTED, A COLORED BOY AT NO.
w lot East Bay, American Hotel. A. ham.
MEKSOHMIDT, mch10.1s
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E.OOl 10 your Interest!

At this most unprecedented money *trim:;cnry
in our commercial metropolis and corresponds
ingly dull times most MI over the country, 1t
well for each and every individual to look 10
his interest. BY paying our cntcrprislnS Cloth
iers, l. Schwartz Il Co., 1T Sarepta Clothing
Hail. visit you Gun Save NJ least ~ per cent IN
buying your garments there; besides the extra
ordinary advantage Of having variety Of styles
and patterns to select from, immense in quantity
and far superior in quality to any other: IN tbs
city. They say they will sell remarkably cheap,
and, rs Is generally known, they mean what
they say You will do well to call carly nj -
King street, Sarepta Clothing Hall. mp u
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Troops to Fight the MOdOcS.

San Francisco, May 2O.-At the request Of
Governor Booth number of citizens of Ireka
have conferred with General Schofcld with ref
ercucc TO the proposition for raising company
Of $harp-shootcrs and scouts to fight the Mo-
docs, and for the purpose of protecting the
lives and property Of settlers in the extreme
northern portion Of this State. General Soho
field received the proposition favorablly. To-
day Governor Booth received letter from the
General informing him that the services of a
company Of volunteers to The number of fifty
would be accepted on the following terms:
The volunteers will find their own arms and
ammunition and the government will furnish
rations. The company when organized, will
report tn General Davis at his headquarters in
the lava beds In accordance with this dcci-
sion A1iutant-Gencral Foote has addressed a
letter to J. G. Burgess Of Ircka, authorizing
him to raise such Il company. a company SO
raised will be organized and accepted as part
Of the National Guard Of California and its off
GERS will bc duly commissioned by the Governor.
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Police HEADQUARTERS Thc only cases
before the Mayor at police headquarters this
morning we're some men. white and colOrcd,
who were fined and discharged for diSorier'y
conduct.
Henry Lozier. arrested for stealing : II and 4
watch from Moses johnson in the house of i
woman named Elizabeth Fields in New
town." all colored, was dismissed by Justice
May for want of eviCc &C. but as both accuscr
and accused were proved to be d>rcpu,abIe
visitors from New Jersey, they were ordered to
leave the city forthwith.
Joseph Ghcen, committed to jail charged
with robbpg Il. 7. JayinS, was released by
Justice Beach on bail for his appearance 1t
court
Complaint was md, that IN unknown color
ed man had robbed Martha Madison of Il watch
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PRESBYTERIAN General 4 sSembIy.

BALTIMORE, May 2l.-The sixth days ses-
sion OF the General Assembly of the Presbyter.
ian Church was opened with prayer by Judge
Dcwicksou, of Erie The Assembly accepted
an invitation to visit the inebriate asylum Cd
Saturday afternoon. DR.. Herrck johnson
rose with some hesitation to a question of prl-
viIegc in reference to the action of the Assem-
bly, in regard to the report of the Committee
on the Centennial celebration. The Assembly
had refused to consider its action. He now
proposed to offer substitute for the first reso-
luton Of the Committee to which there had
been 50 much objection, which he thought
would express the sympathy and appreciation
Of the church, in celebrating the Centennial
Anniversary, and obviate the objections to the
first resolution. He asked the unanimous con.
sent of the Assembly to allow him the privilege
of Introducing substitute No objection be.
ing made the substitute of DR.. johnson was
unanimously adopted 1t is mere verbal
change in III. phraseology, asserting that it Is
appropriate ..anl expedient that the church
should improve the occasion of the celebration, .,
&C., to set forth the history, principles and
poiity of the church and to make grateful re-
cord of the goodness of God to us as people.
The words quoted are au addition to the first
rrsrlution
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The Markets.

New YORK, May 2I.-Stocks firm. Gold
steady at IT.! Money firm at Gal. Flour dull
and unchanged. Wheat quiet. Corn dull.
BALTIMORE, May 2l.-There was no meeting
of the Stock Board this morning Cotton dull
at l73alS Flour steady and unchanged. Wheat
10 fair demand, firm and unchanged Corn
white Southern strong and advanced cts. ;other
descriptions dull and lower; white Southern 20
a72; yellow Southern 63a64; mixed Western
G3laG4 Oats steady: Southern 52a54; Western
mixed 49a50. do white 52a53. Rye unchanged.
Westnern Butter easier and not quotably lower.
Hay-Western 2Ga$3O.
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From SNaiN.

MADRID May 2l.-The Carlist force under
command of Don Alfonso made an unexpected
attack yesterday on the town Of Sanahuja, pro-
vince of Lcrida The insurrcctionists met with
a desperate resistance frou the garrison but
the commander of the government troops final
ly surrendered upon condition that the lives OF
his men should be spared. Notwithstanding
the terms Of capitulation the Carlists butchered
$50 volunteers in parties Of six and eight in
the streets Of the town.
MADRID May 2l.--1he Minister of Marine
rendered his resignation yesterday, but subse
qlcntly Withdrew it.
MADRID, May 2l.--Thc first report received
here OF the ulaSsacrc of surrendered volunteers
by Cari>tS, III Sanahuia, was greatly exagge-
rated \ later dispatch from that town says
only sixteen volunteers were butchcred by the
lnslrrcctlunISlS.
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G5-It has been said that political conventions
are necessary evils, but are resorted to in order
to avert greater evils. This indeed seems not
only to be the controlling sentiment at this day,
but has pervaded all political parties in this
country almost from the foundation of the pre-
I apprehend, was to determine the relative
strength Of different aspirants in the party for
particular office or offices as manifested by the
representation of the party in convention assem-
bled, in order that the predictions OF different
persons or factions of the same party might be
concilated, harmonized and concentrated in the
then approaching election, as well us TO keep the
party in tact for the future These considera-
tons are suggested in view Of the factious oppo-
siton now being waged against the nominee of
the office of Mayor. That the nominee OF that
convention, Mr.. Hugh Latham, for the Mayor
atty was honestly and fairly. nominated in ac-
cordance with psrty usage l bslleve is not ques-
decided majority of the qualified voters yet it is
asseversted with great confidence, not only by
his political opponents but by some claiming to
be orthodox Conservatives, that he must and
will be beaten. If these persons are correct in
their observations we are lrrlslstlbly forced to
the conclusion that tho present mode OF selecting
candidates at this day is insufficient, and does
not ans wer the purpose for which 1t was orlgl-
nally intended. But ask why is it that he must
and will be beaten? Is it because he is inetii--
Gent dishonest or not to be trusted rs q good
and trustworthy Conservative? No; believe
no such charges have been maize against him.
With clear and decided Conservative majorl-
ty, and yet the nominee of that party for the
most important Office in the city is to be beaten
not by his political opponents but those of his
own party-who, it seems, are actusted by per-
sonal feelings. In this strange. course of CON
duct party power is destroyed in the immediate
coming election, as well as laying the ground
work for the disruption and acknowledgment of
the party forever, at lesst in this city Is it rea-
sonable to suppose that the numerous friends of
Mr. Latham will quietly submit and afterwards
continue with unsbated zeal their feslty to the
party cause? l think not. Then it will be most
unfortunate Cooking to the most important cleo
tons to be- held next Novem ber) that such state
of feeling should longer guide and control gen
tlemen in the exercise Of their political privileges
when and where such great and important re-
suits are to be accomplished. l hope not Then
let past dissentons be forgotten, and with will
and determination go into tho election to NOR
| row, looking alone to the success of our party
ticket.
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ton to send them Tyson and his party on the
road to hell as soon as an opportunity offered.
He characterxes BuddingtoD as great scoun-
drel aud declares that he purposely abandoned
them to destruction. He gives Wyers the
character of being energetic, but thinks he was
not sufficiently aware Of the condition of affairs
at the time Of the separation and the possbili-
ty of getting rescued, to be able to give any
opinion upon it. The Germans, according to
his account, ruled the ship after Halls death,
and there was neither law nor system on board
every one working entirely on his own account.
BcssclI and Bryant were anxious to get as
far north as possible. Wyers had worked
hard and lost all his labor.