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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-10-17
A CARD.

A CARD.
MIR. JAMES RICKETTS,.
For many years connected with
D'Arcy's Well known Hat store,
Corner OF Canal and Chartres streets, will be
found On and after the 9th instant at the same
place under the proprietorship OF Messrs.
kEINEKTH 4 MONTARDIER. where he will
De happy 70 receive the visits Of bis old friends
and customers. se23 z
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-10-17

Senator Goode arrived In the city yester-
day. The Senator comes to preside over the
meetings of the Legislative committee APP
pointed to investigate the affairs Of the Esecu-
live department OF the Kellogg regime. The
committee will meet In the Speakers room at
the Etate-House ut IL o'clock to-day.
, 1877-12-01

srof.p.s rnso Ut OF hefn1e $50 a, ths Chatr.
man Of the COMMITTEE or any ono authorized 6J
w eeona-The s"ts % On lie I'nter-t orbtn to tc
taken At or betoro tho esp!ra!!on Of onn hous Alter
g 9 h s"nsx : ee c ss
w5a MI "'ses e. sasse ;s IL. H. i; H.
'l T"e qas,"n n 81 ssinx or r. substitute 70
n N. tssIy H. 's s sass fsss
nsy: ;$s S$s Ss,$s:;
h:$s e.ss!; 4ss::s' Sss;ss a:s:s s:5s:
AnI.qn Aa.seny; 4,e 1'9,eh' cS.nss 5'rnnss
sSt.::sss, Gstssss ete'esE s
ill.,. s.rsia saac9, a.s' spcaest. SG fscr aaa waels
a.ss ,: sssss ss ssns spa at;ss %s.o a',s
Si.s Ss;:: T1a%s ,ts%S ii |;sSs; sss:.,t fs;;I K.
would tlasa voted In tho negative.
ANOTHER AMENDMENT. a..
NJ McrFImou tahmttcd a. amendment ~ n,owt
Tic i,ar Of the seMate tho testimony he offered o
produce oeoss ns Gonm.tee 1 r.E,'egs;s aSs ins
Iii liz. y EInnnds % % sai,I ILL., was a violation ot the
agreement Just made, that questions 'hoa'a %
Mf. Mersimou said,ho did not 50 understand 7.
hut as that siew was taken OF tho amendment 10
xx,Loao SEATED. -.....
Tho nuest,on then reeurred on Tho original 1eso.
lalon 70 ssat Keltosy and y Nas agreed toyfsas ys;
H.; H.; hsr iserpasliesa SSR'ts u H. .aismssss @
Jonss tNsv.1, Who did not vote IN The sorEtst
roll.cal, .sosed In the Affirmative On thfs cas',
Gums IN ..iaeo ,ho trss esil. Davis tlIl.) 7otad
NJ IT, Tssrnsn Tss1 moved .hs NJ. c. putlsr ss now
nuofn q acnhfne Frnn 2nnth Carolina. AQfEEd 10
, 1877-12-01
l,o,,sc Forts other bodies have been bca,,
from. pcaltcred along the beach IL nllles nurtb
OF Cusstilck.
RAILROADS.
FREIGHT HATES 10 HE MAIN
TANNED.


FREIGHT RATES TO nE MAIN.
TANNED.
For tl,c ,n,t week or Two atrcuuous et,o.,.
,n., .s,., =, , ,or,,,n c1t,ro ~, ~,
na's "ee" "''te 'y 80 49, y, ''ar'l'1l'
Irnlc men In u1eaN uo"h .he afe,Ent ratca In
order to inaucnco tho grain market. 1t has
already been statcd TINT these parties l,nye
,,,ucbt m oal Ofy} l,snns Of grain whte,, IT,.
.ans ~ w. os,, v. ssurnnn IN ,hl. c,,r t,au .usS
oiferca 10 eSe1y 1s"'oau u. ., s1 ~, eaahe 10
an Eastern seaport. All the cflorts of theka
me,l TO secure reduction l,ave fallc.l, but they
bennn to sorca,l tho r1ltnor that thoy hal am.
ccr,,e1 IN cantroctina fvr t,,a grasu at re,,vrr
r,.'n ~ ........ 49, ~, .,Yo., 80 t,s,'''. e"
rate. lhcao Fun'ore aaa tho c'lee' ut .shlaFlnE
the business OF tho roads, as nearly all the ebln.
Mr., tho,uht t},ov al,o,,yi ID also allowed n m.
pe.s 'no"s"' .sy .aa,,,srcn .l,tr,nan,. -, ~.
Date anu as cohsoq"e"eo s'"p'"e"'s le'l ou
considerably,
oy,ot,r,ov rorntnu tim rrnreQentnl,rcs ot,h.
eA'e.uAJ NV '"'s .,.f- .~HN,s ~ A"o
various Eastern soau' ~ ,n'e Ivy "osa !'lect'
Ing at tho oItce OF inc J'ake Snofo u Michigan
eont''cTn Railroad Company to to take some de-
were present at ZIG Meeting Mes*f4 Cl'ar'c. N.
tarny. Assistant General Frelgnt Agent Lake
, 1877-12-01

AAA A@N"AS~e1 =
Aptetal Msad1s"r = 70 ~ sn'eago e.. 4noaae.
WAsasoos, -. ~ ,'..'.'. wy. .s.',.s u ~
"ocA nas 'n1squaeoa 49,. tns.w ~ ~;
poses ~ ~ .,'a W.T. w usstaa n.S"""1
aoa 'e'a'"v w NV ~ ,1.'.ss H.. ..n,.a.
#hiea aas a'seaa1 psasse wv 1A'uss' oes " t'-e
has beeo opPoac4 To Tue senate.
Tho following Is tho resolutions
WuEHxAy, It il alleged that tho Union Pacific
Ra,IrQad Company aud its lrauc6 Companies nave
heretotofv nsxlHesno ama ti 10 nogset ; ana e. tS
scte of Euusress unlss which theIr conatiaction
was authorized; aud,
~ n III, r. " ac ,catHn ta nxssn
msnt II lee uaitsd Ststcs and The publ,c havo
been, and tsili ar bsinn; deprived Of shclF 1T
mi ~ aetend nuoit h salI .sts: ;hnrofo9s
81 Il rfso1rsd Tint the presldont Of tho United
States 10 and b. y he1epy tsqas.sd t. inform the
%hic nru1ent MI, ffou uxoeuttu. said !aw IN &C.
cordaneo with thu obligation accepted and agree"
msat. msas oy .aa laioa TaGinS !sisoa Goa
R.ts snd .vIesd upon n ths ssTsrs1 acts aiols
aid
The purpose OF this resolution evidently Ia to
antagonlzs to somo extent tho features Of
ChstYeors resolution which rclates 10 the Kausas
pacl8e Rosa. Tho onnoueuts of the ChafYec
.s.., ~. Iii. i. a..,"-... .,n.-
Fesoiu''o1 'ps'st ta"t Haao ~ ues1S"ates ot"es
| road& ~ branches It appears TO hav0 been pre-
septcd rather IN tic ihtsrest OF tho Kansas Ia
riHc th.n of m. ntbar roaas whic, cl.im In be
hs..shs. Tho ,,,.rs.. ~ ". ons,Io,.nt n,a.
| s... ~ -. ,s.... ...,.,
| tion to tho grievances which all tho other roada
, 1877-12-01
THE BANKS.
RECOMMENDATIONS DY rnn coMrTnoLtrn CT
rftH CttNNKNCT,

spteid' Dtpaich 10 Tar Chtcaaa TfibaHe.
WAsnlsuTox, .. c., Nov. So-1hc Comp
trollcr Ut tho Currency tEtyea tho following
statistics Of the total amount Of banking capi-
tai and deposits IN this country: Tho eapisal OK
the a,07S National Banks of June 2, 1877, was
1881 OH, N, and the average capital of 8.Ss3
statu banks, private banks, and savinGa banks
having capital stock was for tho six mouths
cndlng aiay 81, 1877, loss than hall that amount,
being se3,5o3,1To. Tho net deposits Of
tho National Banks were S7os,"
2i5,T40, md tho average deposits
OF tho otIlcr hanks abovc designated wero Sots'-
71a,6454G. The dcuosi.s of t;70 savings banks
having no capital stock were. for tho same per-.
Cd, t8l, 15t. .Bo4.8s, II the number, capIta, and
deposits OF tho National Banks oaJuno ", ls7!t
be combined With tho numhcr. aytraGc capita',
and average lepvsits Of tho stato banks, private
banks, sayings banks, and trust and 1oati com
paries, for tho slx months ending May 81, 1911,
it will give total number OF $50, total
banking capital OF e7Ot,b47,0i3, anG total de-
pos!ts OF q, 10, 1l3,30O.
on TUE SUBJECT or RESERVE
tho Comptroller gives the following Interesting
fncts, aud makes important recommendations.
1t Is estimated by the best authorities that tho
Scotch banks, which bavo long enjoyed the
reputation Of being well managed, and tho
joint-stoek and other Incorporated banks OF En-
,,.na not inclu,iing the Rank at England,
Ei"' FIJI, nns errersl1ny, 3 ner cent OF thrir
i;oa}ti"s ' IN rrniv mnner. Tho Reminder
~ tEsir rcacrTrs ara 1arrnlv Invested
-, ~ tha RnvlIsh consnla. hcarinn Interest
~ ~" @ rats ri ner cc1,s per antun, tue ayerago
nrire 1 of which staco fS50 i,ns been about u
som,. ,Io ~ ~" :tnr sf,,n Trnt,ch tioyrrnu,ont
Seaas f. ~ s,n III connn bona t,r rctcs in eno
t",ton" - inw - mi francs or A9O for Tic
r1,nrcnicmcc ~ thnso who ticsrc to invest their
soYfnvs in tSa nuhjjc fnn}s. The recolt fail
,'-," nf savinTs honks tbrMJrbout this country
h.vin~ nn tcno.it iarpc amonnts uf thc pcopcf 3
"arninos NJ has s.,rcstcfi thn proDricty and policy
~ ~ issnc ~ tho 1ovrrninnnt o1 4 Der cent
1 han.1. ~ Sornrinntfnn inss thnn aSI Tbcro
!" M i,ttia innht that
!" ""' ''.v T,,r s.vInns ov THE pxop1x
wor,d hc isrHcjv inye.ted IN such bonds. pro,
v,,n.t ,hsv rnui;i ne readily ncoottatcJ by the
hnlisr. whcn dcsirc.l wIthout material Loss,
H. Natinnsi nanks Ia thr rcserve sitss aro 70.
nnd.s - Eecn ,cscrye of q per cent i,non do
1ns.,t, onr.nni} nf with INV bo On tfcpsi, Win
thar rcsnrvt nvcnta In the. CIty oil
N"x Ynrh. TIN rn,,utry .bauks nd re-.
n,,,rc,, 10 hold rcseryo OF Il
~. ecnt ,,non .iono,,t.. tl,reu-Gfihs OF whtct
t.v can,,st ~ hairnrrs with thsir corrcsnOnd
n,,, y, tSS reserve cstcs An a,nou,t eu,!sl ie
n"ro s,nm nmesixtcentj, Of tlo caojta Of tiIt
Na,tonai i,aniss' nr nlnnt SS-. lKIl fENl il thus
1'"'''""t rnsrTS'',sitY xrrr na nIrGsiy
viii, tl,n ha..Es AZ TIM rnAcrtn citics consfl
, 1877-12-01
The HURON HORROR.

KTTTr HAWK. Nov. "a messenger has
arrived from Commander JausA q. Green with
dispatches stating that the botltss Vt colatuaDd-
CT Ryan, Mr. Gi1lett, and Mr. InomY have been
found, aud Will be buried there, II muea North
Of Nagshead, at tho CuSrituek Shooting Club
, 1877-12-01

Tho rcpre:tntatlves 81 tue various Eastern
Foaus cat, ilas tho snipPers nase no eaase y TO
per 1W pounds from chicago 70 Now York,
which Is luwCt tl,an the rites usually afS lt thS
scnson OF the year.
-
s,<.,a' uMm cs,rr,oona.nt< nunMns. a, n. T.s,vr.
pss Mo,sn, is Nov o. ,ss .eskh9st. ssst ,l'' To- md
oullucre ol ra'lloaaS III t"o otats ~'a w latef@
cstel In recent decision n,ndo by tho Supreme
Court relative to wntercd stock. Tho AIblo 4
t,norvillr Rnllrool Company arc1,rcd. IA nil IN
h,,,,1 +ho ~oaS .nhscr,r, Io,,.no,cs NJ I,1Irh1.
uuao uo,a u.' ,,,oo,staaI ani ,s.t u ~ .'.s
contract, that, wleu the notes wcro paid, tho
maker shou1l reco!yo tho oo,,!ya,eut Of lie
no1,,a ~ tho no,o In s,ocr m tho t,o,roo1 cor,s
sau. - ~ Mos a' ,t"r.t,, ,nans 49, aan.xsa, rn,
p%uS ~. .,.,s e..,ra "av - s ~" .asi, VIZ; w.,
received In payment q portion Of thcso aubserip-
tlon-no&cs, sofno Of which worc not ,paid, Ant
action was o,ouEns 70 fesovGf On tne"t j., !ne
arri ha ~ so ratcra sho stnc, of thn Entnnanv
IA to obtain control Of tho rool, auil tho stock
llal therefore little Or no value. Tho Supreme
so9rt uesi9oa @ tnas. T. , .no sseS & " W oin Ionpa @
@ ~" nnr,v nr,u ,horn ,,o ct,; not rscnrer m ,ha
nolca. I ~ The c.scs wcro scut back to tho Court
below to 10 retricl on the questions Of fact: :,
uao III Ia ayeps ts ysar s o
rsobaS!li.,cs I are Il viii reach ncl@ond, Wrteat
County, next yssr. shoul tho Lestsla.''so HI.
chase Gle iron for the completion Of this as well
Is several other unfinished rDads, which hayo
been stopped by tho withdrawal OF Eastern cap
itaI ttom tho State fof all sailrea1 purposess: 4: -
Ns1row.Gauge Roai has Iccn lot to John Bic.
Carlhy,of Icaycuwortil,- b. completed Atan.l
Is, lS5a. Ono hundred teams will begin work
At once. lllis will reach point, IN Andrew
County. from which TO point IN Gentry cout,
nrenarc lar the Iron, and give tho right oI way.
spI' Erapoks' ii Moeul locomotives hayo been plr.
chnseii, aud viii arslyo soon.
---
THAT IT., ,ss ,1E sGArEs .deae
Inc oangeF .ua. ". nesss.tlo"t N..e aaae ~ ~
the General 1lckot and fassenecF Aaehts Oh tho
roals leading East tfofa th's c'!Y MtsN' ~
oroKcn gu accoans s.'o 1c .oss" "o ~ -,
representatives. oi so'ne " 'Ao 'oaos a"u Wv
opposition 0! eoo s'cse. on's w.. ..,as, au nInt
ha' 9esn avo,,ca W St shu sa' ,eemnon
!" uisPupo-..'"s ..N,s. "e ~, IT, na,',. ~ ort.
sccondc'ass I'eSs's now ~ ."' ~, "A1os aa..os,.v
sluo paft'os' AZ n'.st.us 1m...,.s BEN ~.
afternoon At the otllco Of tho Fstsbufg' Fort
Wnvno & Chicago Railroad, ut which wcro
nrcsent Sfcssra. II, G, Wentworth, General
tc.sot nn'l Tasseu,er Agent Michigan Ccntral;
+. 4, Movers, Osucral Ticket anil Passenger
FHss'tM y Morsc Wcstcrs, ocncfal Passenger Agent
80 at.nsn 4. Mirnnan Enuthorn, tiie t,oltt In
1.n,tn H.. wss tifscmssntl at suI,,G length, aud
tlnaiiy the following resolution Was adopted:
Eeso!tka: Innt IT,, At'S y shicarn y oy 81, bs 70
mem sm,su sh.t % tSc nrica st whioh second elsta
t!ekes from Chicago to Now YORK may ts .saesa. ..
e., ~ ~ nntics. ntSs ~
| a. tro,1v tstnd In Ttra TRIBUNE, the FatG
, 1877-12-01

Au. LANAI
Hessn .sot te @a III s to
te wss MT sbls to Fo % Tonight on account OF
pp,:c,' ,uaspo*siSp ,s N, s,n,,o, on,o viii. y,
iii. coakiiax sald 10 would regret 70 st.aa in the
commodate : Senator physically indIspo.cd. tns
hsts VA Sas ;isui. Is asy e
H. rsSs saia e ss would b. sor,y TO have tho
e Ta ssa1 il ds oso
could name in hour tomorrow whsa The vo1s
Mr. Thurman said hs thought he could after
lii. Conklpa s.!a hs thought the Senator would
sosnx S ia ~ 5Hhess s.es IL ssh Xix ss H..
,ote ~ o. III: ss.s ss.s thsss Would e no aueas
about goiux IN with tbs South caroilna c&sa.
Bsteipi 6snalors sa2Ncstc,t
| AN EXECUTIVE 8EsstoA,
Is thcfu werc snna s1ssusasa matters 10 act upon.
but ubJectlons were Mkda. .....0.
Ny. Lamar sssd aa would 90 On With bis remarks
il .a,d the Legislature WHICH sleetcd Dutler Va:
tbs legal Le.s.aaIuss ot the: state. heas,ots Ind
btea talklng tae transfer a}otlss. Taers
nov going ou Ills sefgssi ai sests t. scn.to's who
na9 eera elected. aud taa ss5,tng of men with no
SSasasass u y, wa.ts'st wonla nee shaaxs them;
slls oi ssa seeste} lad sesn s sealed. il WA In =
@!s,ot1ty IT, III. 1 country had eesn L. the ri.
tnAl oyesthtow,
Nj, Lamar
AGAIN BROKE DOWN,
and said be waa nol aols 10 proceed 10 night
~. AeOonald took tbs 1o0s, aud spoke nt length
~ tfaaas somuilte4 ~ the Louisiana Retutn-
Ing Hoat1. lie QuOltu extensively ffuln lhs testi
mopy taxcn in thst statc. and a4id Ksliogx h9u nc
more T<ht to 10 AccfGdtad keuAtns from Eoulsixns
than he had to b. sccseditel MinlAtsk from ehs
| SAxlwieh lslaada. -
4 suYsr1fpTE.
, NF. Hill submitted tho following ~ + sptsukats
tor The pending resolution: ''TAAt iisnfJ u
epo0oed b. admitted from the Blats Of Luulals q.
oa : onnlA fseis Title ani subject to the right o
william Fitt kellogg to trss biz right u the seat
. III. Edtnun Il sabllltt<d the following:
. 5ty8t-Th2a vols be taken on tho Ealloz2
, 1877-12-01
NOTES AND NEWS.

WAau1xarox, D. O., Nov. GA delegation
Of six Fox Iu,liAns from Iowa arrived hero thls
morning. unnanuouucel sua uuexpectetl, In
n,t.va cnat,mc. Thov immn1tatc1v nroree,tod
to tho Washington House, where lp,llans ron
crnllv ston. hut wera tnfofmed that no arfappo-
,,a,; ho1 tccn ma,,o Tor thcir hoard. Tnev
Mcut un" opea nauo ~ tAe'' oo"."' A"S1.
infar,nai thpm TINT a they had left their reser-
vatlon without permissIon, Notwithstanding
there was s3,500 to tho credit Of the
tribe ho could not order their GI-
ncnscs nail. and thov would have to use
thcIr % avn ~ meana to ltya on, and corld
not Use tho Department funds Ihey rcplicd
to this that they had paid their o1n expenses
here, mud would psy them at tho hotel. The
Secretary Inquired shs'F business % :. IN sinc Washing.
ton. but thoy dcelineo 70 stato II, le"a1k'"g
that they wished 70 see tho urcat Father anu
would make their grievances to him. They
sne. IT.. a,s ,oam.n M ~ ,ha Irta1or nnn.rt
1ng tAe1 colo reseps'pa ~ tno In,es'oi Depa,r
mcnt appeared quite encer1a1 au.'ne 'ao
afternoon. They desisa TO bo PAID balance OH
account Of an exchange Of Kallsas for Iowa
lon1a
r.M. t,+..,.-a .t.o,t"t,d 1.r..,.
wA.u,so4os, 1S, D. G., Nov. @:-!Ths following
Il tho atatsmont Of tho operations by the Na-
,,onn1 DonI, Re,lemntlou At..ncv for the mouth
s..,,..".. .h.. s,.,
ehaiha tnaa uay'
National lank notes at for e'fenlatloa
fssoneo sna setafaSa ~ oaaRs VI e,a non coo
rtfun: . .,.. .nft r.. ri.cni.
sion ss.n|tsI ani deitxorud 70 con,t,.
sroitnr of the ca,rsncy fot destrua- :.
ion ana replacement With now noics 0, 1l1, 500
Notes OF faifaj, lIQuidatlnG, and ro-
ducing National Links aepos,tsd IN
the TIsasury.... -:.,.,"............ TAT. 800
-. az- a,e,
Total..s.... ..'.s..'''r'. ..'t ".4to'9io' "oo
Tlln GENERAL pHStclEHoT ulLL.
! Is reported u the sSnats from tue Committee
On Appropriations to-day. IL sne1l1ea BY the ~
sctttou Of tho following isens; $a0l000 foE the
stsr ma-seryicc1 S2f, oV f0r railway post-olltco
| employees, $40, ,uH for the completion OF the
| east wing Ut ths State. War, and Navy Depart
/ Vneat building, aud el50,ou0 for commencing
tho north wing; $4,000 f$r the f0aL-0tttt:a
| building 1t Ltttlu Hook, this amount hay
Ing been granted BY the lust Con-
gress, but was inadvertently Omitted IN
, 1877-12-01

1nlted to ths Senate to investigate conduct which
u Moat falsely ttuputea 10 nc. ana Hhlcn naa
engaging In. Wh[o tho gentleman was thus sn'
gagged III n,akng ths indignant attack upon INC, 10
D15CLAINnp ALL PERSONAL HOSTILITY
to TIC. and s1ptessed bis reatot taAt hts sense "
duty cuMpsllrd hlM thus TO ln0ye IN rndlcatt0n OF
thu honor of tho Senate. Thu Old Scotch poet Fer
euson mist have ga.ed win Tho ego ot prophecy
into the future WHEN hs wtota tho sefsss
In roles u see1n!us truth and ttu cAae Ny dasI1uA'
Aaa Sa1szne.sh kided crust luskea dirty dstAu's.
The majority Of The Senate by their vole upon Tho
molten of tho 81 major from Vermont decided thai
iAe honor Of tho senste did not Erqu!ta that toey
.haud stsy 1heIl sanction to ps9:sed:nx ~ which
hrckAstt OS Anonymous hbeIt.
Milton descEfass tho xrsun portEcsa Of He'll ~ halI
humsu sud halt suskr. Thetc afo acss. ~. 70
satisfy lae thai thiA hoEribta compound dad& IT,
eouA,efbaIt IN nature itaclf
II REGARD 10 TUE INDICTMENT
sF.n .tt nc, dS.ise 70 'ay that an ready % meSs
buI The tfi1unal IN which that lndlctmenk waa
found ~. sl1sa!Y tYte.tai!ca tbs iudxnent u ths
Impartial hearing Ihe bill W. found IN lhs :sola
day Of August tast u ColuIaba. Tw1 day previous
10 tho ending the presiding Judge, addres.,nx the
IL ths several btIls kess sshitised 10 opsa curt
All u " hirh pcrsuns xrEo known ~ Republicans,
u,xd The following lspYusge. which extract f.uu,
u,.a l;ourl4r u Aug, -, 1871. And which an q.
rus ORIGINAL MAHrsCRIrF
y tbs Judges owu hand:
lon2ea. wan lhr creature Ut military conquest,
They wrested ftom thu +othcF party theif FiKhtfu
heritage 10 Eutefu the 6taao OF south CaFulina-
And a2.ia ~ sad; ..Juraes ass tpo apt so psFsal
the vllky " ape through tsat thai the inpoesA
R4ay slGeE. you suu.t avoid tbis amiahte esFuE.
Ms4s esss kets%iu$ ssIuaed " gsRse olsnss
, 1877-12-01
TEA AND COFFEE.
sKcnxrARY sAKAuAk WOULD HAVE THE puTE
NksToAKD.

Hbxct0I D{spdtcA 10 1hs CAtcaQo Tribune.
WAsulaaros, D. g., Nov. M-The chief
recommendations Of Secretary Ghexmaa Ia hts
annual report will ba Tint tho duty upon tea
aud coffee bs restored, and that Ill articles be
placed upon thu free LIST which do not y.eia au
annual custom revenue Of $4,000. Secretary
Sherman thus takes very different posttioa a
to sea aud co6es from that assumed by soms Of
his predecessors. Secretary Boutwell, VIA op-
posed 10 tbs abolitton of ths duty on tss and
oqtlee, md claimed that It would take $4,000 :
0oO from the revenue Of the Government, At
tho time the zepeal Of The tsa aud eolssa tsx
wuz paased, the question OF
TuK rRxB BRKAxy4sT-1ARLz
va extensively agtsted. and tho bill va
adopted BY both Houses by . very eupha.ss
, 1877-12-01

Acaars. blaine, Plumb, HaRlin, Oglesby, Perry.
Ingalls, and Window. who would have voted In
ths ne4suss, wsrs psiEau with NeAsss. GEosext
AEusttongt Bafuum. DaYis uif.) Ma1ey, Han.
affirmative. ..,.-..-., -
III. OsIe4by, ln announcing BIZ pals with Mr..
IN nut soutjss il csrttiu lhAs - colleague
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RUsTICUs.
The Tribune urges upon those WI

= The Tribune urges upon those who
are QUITO employment to go South, where
there is every opportunity to establish
homes, and lays out the plan of action.
The best method of emigration would be
for a few families to join in forming
company, buy one or two large planta-
tions, and divide the land between them,
from two to twelve dollars per acre.
Each settler should have capital of
few hundred dollars to commence with.
His first payment on his land need be
but small, and long credits should be Sc
cured for the subsequent payments so
that the profits be applied for two or three
years to needed improvements and to in
creasing the productiveness of the soil:
On Monday night, between 8 and 8
o'clock, Trial Justice w. A. Brunson, of
Florence, was called to the door of his
residence by knock at his gate. He
called three times to know who was there,
but got no reply. He suspected some
thing was wrong, as his life had been
threatened by one of the desperadoes now
at large in our county, and started to
cross to an adjoining room to get his gun.
AS he passed by the door, which was open
at the time, some one fired at him. Most
of the shot were turned by paling just
in front of the house, but several went
into the room, which on examination,
were found to be buckshot. The firing
was supposed to be by Andrew Woods,
as Mr.. B. received a few days ago very
threatening message from him. We have
got to resort to some harsher means than
sending to the penitentiary, or there can
be no living in this county.-Florence
Times.
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WILLIAMSON
FEMALE COLLEGE,
WILLIAMSON, s. c.
Alive Up-country School for Girls.
REV. $. LANDER, A. NJ, President.

Healthy, accessible, quiet,
~ pleasant. Community, moral, order
". No grog-shop within three miles.
Chalybeate Spring in 200 yards. Pu-
nils attend three Churches in turn.
cOURSE OF STUDY -Semi-Annual, on
the "ONE-SruDY" plan. Each pupil
pursues one leading study at time.
Concentration of thought, increased
interest success, and enjoyment re-
suit. Belles-Lettres, Natural Science,
Mathematics, and Latin, required for
graduation. Studious girls complete
the Course in three years.
THE alA THEMA TICS SECTION will open
after, each Academic pupil will recite
three times day in Arithmetic and
once in Spelling and each Collegiate
pupil three times in her appropriate
branch of Mathematics, and once each
in Arithmetic and Spelling.
PREMIUMS.-Every pupil who averages IS
or more is entitled to discount of 10
to so per cent. on next Sessions regu.
lar tuition.
PHYSICAL RCLSE receives systemat-
ic attention. Daily practice in Calls
themes. Regular use of Health-Litt.
Morning and evening walk, &c.
THE FALL SESSION opened July 81, and
is progressing with unusual order,
harmony, and enthusiasm. Pupils
are admitted at any time, and charged
to the end.
RATES, per Session of 20 weeks -
Board, exclusive of Washing."...$65 OO
Regular Tuition. n............$10 90 to 20 90
Instrumental Music-................ 20 w !.
For further information, send for new
Catalogue.
Sept Is, 1877 ~
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The restoration of property to the State
by Woodruff and Jones did not include
the palatial residences occupied by them
in the city of Charleston, the titles for
which stand in the name of their wives.
1t might be well for the Committee to
investigate the validity of these titles,
and find out if the property was not
present to them paid for by State money.
The public plunderers should not be
allowed to retain one cent of their steal
ings, whether they have had them made
over to their wives or not. The oppressed
people of South Carolina will not remain
satisfied to see Woodruff and Jones living
in palaces which all believe they stole
from the State. We say go ahead with
the prosecutions against them, or make
them disgorge all they have left, and
then tell on every other public robber in
their party.
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Ex-State Senator Young John Patter-
son Owens, of Laurens County, died at
the Howard House in Baltimore on the
5th inst, of an epileptic fit. His wife
and Mr.. w. NJ. Fine, of Columbia, went
on to attend him in his illness, and had
his body brought back to South Carolina,
and inferred in Elmwood Cemetery ia
Columbia. Senator Owens was under
indictment for completely in the frauds
of the Moses administration, and was
eluding arrest at the time Of his death.
It is said that he was robbed of $4,000
in New York short time before his i'll
ness but he left considerable estate in
the shape of bank deposits and stocks,
about which the authorities of Baltimore
and Gen. Connor communicated by tele-
graph, and they we're attached in the
name of the State, to await the result of
the investigations now pending.