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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1865-09-09


absent
D. CRONAN, Jr., Secretary
This seems to settle the matter as to who COM
pose and what is the conservative party. 1t is
those who opposed the elections ordered by Banks,
who voted against the Infamous constitution Of
1864 and who supported Mcclellan in that year.
The blank in This list Of committeeman is J. Q. A.
Fellows, who was tho candidate of the conserve
tives eighteen months ago for governor. Mr.. Ro-
Zier was the leading opponent of secession in the
convention which tried to carry Louisiana out Of
the Union; and the others are well known citizens
who have acted consistently during the whole OF
these trials and troubles, in opposition to all forms
of raGicalism.
FROM RED RIVER.
There was q vcro foolish story aHoat ut Clarls-
vile, Red River county, Texas, On the 5th, that
that there had been IN engagement near Browns
vile between the 1mperialistB and General Steele,
and that the latter lost seven thousand men. 1t
was brought there from Tyler, Texas, and declar-
ed to be official. 1t fishy, nevertheless, for
than the rumor. and then NIL was peace end likely
SO to continue.
Tyler, in Smith county, Texas, is an ambitious
little ''eity." 1t has as yet not had troops quar-
tered upon its inhabitants, and it consequently
puts forth, through it's Reporter, the following
boast of itself:
4 Good Conan,unity.-Not on exchange resG,ieS
ue, it says, from any Of towns Ind cities
where troops ore stationed, without accounts OF
thefts, robberies and even murders. We are with
out law Of any description in our city, md have
been for two months; Notwithstanding, we have
not a single act of lawessness to chronicle Alto
gether, we believe may claim one Of the best
communities in the State.
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THE
CHARLESTON DAILY NEWS,
CATHCART, MCMILLAN & MORTON,
PRoPRIETORS.
No. 1S NE-STREET.
TERMS-CASH.
ADVERTISING. A

ADVENT SENt1.
Ono Square, Ten Lines, one insertion, ONE DOL
LAR AND FIFTY CENT,.
Each continuation, SEVENTY-FiVE CENTS.
Loss than square, FIFTEEN CENTS PER LINE for
nrst insertion HALF PRICE for each continuation.
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We understand that at the approaching General
Conference, :hc Methodist Episcopal Church,
Soutl,. removing al! sectional fcat:rcs from its
discipline: declaring it's loyalty to the Government,
will take tho .;-l': III every State of the Union as
distinct organization, frowning upon every effort
to make it's minis;crs the pimps Of q party, re-
solved to be true to its bridegroom, and guilty of
no ndultcrous intimacy with NIammon.
". l. NccS.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1865-09-09

Mcssrs. Lacey and
absent.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1865-09-09

Abasa, Russian nobcman, who, after having
States for several years, has taken part in the M
Gcrtuking. We may bo pretty sure that this en-
tcrpriso VIII be- success i'll every point of vicw.
Whether it will ever bo superseded i'll part or whole
by an Atlantic cable, is question which it may
yet take many ycars'nnd repeated experiments to
unu
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The following are the Agents for this paper:
JOSEPH H. SEARS, New South" Hilton Head
II. L. DARR, Sumter, S. C.
j. T. HERSHMAN, journal Office" Camden, s. C.
j. w. BROWN, "Southerner Office" Darlington, 8. G..
@. L. PRATT, Columbia
NJ NJ QUINN BRO, Augusta, Ga.
II. ESTELL, Savannah, Ga
Mr.. AUG. BRENTANO, NO. 7cs Broadway. New York,
Inns always the latest dates of the DAILY NEWS he
docs of all the other principal journals of the country
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rs, there would be an universal

thousand dollars, there would be an universal
cinmUr for it.
Every new thing in the constitution left us
legacy by Banks is made odious by the fact
that it was imposed upon the people hy h::n; that
the convention was composed OF foreign adrcn-
turers and tho dregs Of our own population, and
that it was accepted by tho votes of soldiers quar-
tered among us, and OF men whose transitory stay
here was only in search of plumber. It's origin
Glonc su1iiccs to make 1T odiOus to nI classes Of
or people.
Political organizations quite chaotic here.
The radical faction has become go utterly insight
ticant i'll numbers, though well supplied in the
possession of such men as Banks, Drlrant Hahn,
and some othors, with managing and even with u
higher order of talent, that the great majority
finds itself compelled to split up into factions in
order to haye what every American seems to think
the only object in an election % party contest.
dress of tho State Central Executive Committee,
signed by our respectable old fellow Citizen Judge
Duwgnoaud Like most others, supposed that
this organization was whim Of oil the clements
opposed to radicalism, and, probably, it was SO
intended; but it's call for ward and parish organi-
zaton i. was met by the lingering remains OF the
late most detestabo convention and Legislature,
who met together and voted themselves Delegates;
It was thereby found that tho tex-paying and
must seek some other association, or they would
have put in nomination for their votes the very
creatures who we're barely recovering from 1he1r
dcbauch over the lfe-blood of Louisiana. While
men were debating what they should do, out comes
the following notice:
DEMOCRATIC STATE CONVENTION.
The undersigned, for two years past members
Of tho Democratic and Conservative State Exccu-
tive Committee, duly constituted, after full con-
sultation with the Democratic and Conservative
citizens of New Orleans and the State at large,
would respectfully recommend thorough and
prompt organization under the broad banner of
the National Democratic party, offering the best
promise for the preservation Of our rights and lib
critics.
To effect this we recommend that n Democratic
State Convention be held ut the Mechanics Insti-
tutc. on Dryades-strcet, near Canal street in New
Orleans, on Monday, I'd October, 1865, at 12, M.
The representations amongst the several par
shes shall be on the basis Of tho total number of
votes cast in each parish at the Presidential cleo
ton held in 1860.
]. AID. ROZIER, President.
w. W. pUGH.
j. l.. RIDDELL.
r. J. KERR.
T., Fl. KNAPP.
JULIAN NEVILLE.
WILLIAMSON SMITH.
Fl. NJ VAN SOLINGEN.
JOHN GAUCHE.
GEORGE CRONAN.
W. r. MILLS.
Mcssrs Lacey and -, Of the Committee,
absent.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-14

OH on the q rain.
A correspondent OF The Cincinnati Connsf-
elsl. writing from Parkersborg. Va, gives the
follo~ipg description Of the all oil pervsding ma
MA 10 that locality
IL you want to be bored. the OIL
gion. Here's the place wht:e you bore and GET
bored. Ia il nothing but oil from morning I'll
night-oIl On paper-boiled oi-people talk.
write. sleep and snore OIL As man how far
it 10 TO Charleston:
.sT~eniy-six miles from slabsides oil
spring
;"what,ine does the steamer leave for Wheel
ingf"
Just as soon as Slocum's oil is loaded I"
What wss The eight about yesterday"
"On"
jenkins married an oil well yesterday-or
Just as good-married Mis- Snifkins. whose
father struck lie few days ago"
"snifkins hadn't time to goto his wife's fu-
neral last Tuesday for fear his lie would run
over
Preachers preach sbou. oil being poured upon
the troubled waters. and say this is the very
spot where the oil Tor the occasion comes from
Il slept four barrels Of oil last night-every
hotel full The entire country looks greasy,
people have ody tongues. and your obligatory
nerves strongly Impressed with the terrible
stencil Everybody has territory for sale, and
there are plenty OF "fools and their money who
anticipate the realization OF the Baron Munehau-
sen stories that are ahoat. s-rna
Every sharper has a map OF the region, and
can tell a stranger exactly whore the incest spot
is-be has been there, knows the place. but Is
short Of funds--has no personal interest in the
matter. not he. indeed. But in mere matter OF
friendship. advises you to bug there, and then do
what be is dong-bore and oil must come.
Men seem crazy; victims are plenty. Seeking
to become suddenly rich, many tolerably we'll
so-do but over sanguine individual goes his pile,
and loses all be has and sneaks of; few strike
lie and become millionares; not one in hundred
but get their fingers terribly burned.
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SIAM PS.
PRIVATE DISEASES.

nR. COLYoUR, MEDICAL OFFICE NO. 50 SOUTH
Meridian Street, forfeits hs fee be fails in cur
ing any that nay come under his care, matter
how obstinate long standing He warrants you =
cure Syphilis, IN the primary stage helped In Is min
utes, cured IN ~ hours elect 81 20 years standing
cured BY Dr. G. ocscs hoarsT o. ieP.N nAx46
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Most Important to Young Men.

Whose hollow cheeks and paled countenances tell in
fearful language and silent working Of terrible dis
ease undermining the constitution, memory and reason
hurryfng them TO a premature death. Reflect while
holds and avail yourself Of the services Of Dr.
Pendery whose treatment dispates the slightest disease
and cures the most harrasng weakness other
Of serious difficulty OF perpetual annoy ance.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-14
Frem P. McTeney. "a, Of Detroit


do hereby certify that the past fifteen months nv
hearing has been affected TO considerable extent asd
mat oy an operation OF Dr. Lghth have been res;or
ed 10 my full hearing. reside Detroit Intend
leaving for home those DESTROYS Of knowing the We
racity OF this may inquire Of Mr.. T. ]. McArthur Ne
454 Broadway p McTFRNFY
nlln-o
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.wtonville, Albany county, y. Y.
ROCHESTER, March ID. 1864.


DE-, IIGHIHnL-Dear Sir: Three months ago placed
my son. Charles Fuller under your treatment for deaf
that every day growing worse accompanied by
very offensive and dsagreeabe discharge Of matter
from the report to you his entire cure. The
actual treatment but months, yet the discharge
is entirely WE'LL and his hearing restored HIS general
health is good could DESIRE and his spirits buoy.
ant and lively In fact he different child With
the grateful thanks Of mother, am, sir,
Respectfully yours,
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EXPRESS COMPANIES.
American Express Company,
STATES EXPRESS COMPANY.

nFFICE or THE CORNER OF WASHINGTON AND
NJ Meridian streets, Indianapolis
Three daily Expresses 70 New York;
Two daily Expresses 10 Cincinnati, and
Two daily IA presses 20 Chicago and 81 Louis;
The above Companies the eay prssiiszsc
The following roads, viz
INDIANA CENTRAL;
LAFAYETTE 4 CHICAGO
INDIANAPOLIS PERU
TERRI HAUTR & RICHMOND;
BEILEFOyTAISE INDIANAPOLIS.
Money packages v.lasbles and freight carried ~tth
safety ADD dispatch and in charge OF special ard ecien
Notes Bill and Drafts will be promptly eolieetsd and
ready returns made J. RUTTERFiEID. Agent
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As wide spread the continent of North America But
the browning glory Of his life remains be attained in
his discovery, rather combination. for he does not
claim to have been the discoverer of CEDRON,
which is the basis of the Bttes offered to the pub
lie. That honor belongs the native inhabitants of
Central America, TO whom its virtues have been known
for more than two hundred years. Armed with IT, the
Indian bids defiance to the most deadly malaria and
handles without fear the most serpents Its
belief with them that while there is breath in the bod,
the Cedren is potent TO cure matter what the isea
may be.
While Dr. Bull is not prepared to endorse this
giant pretenson, he is nevertheless satisfied from
thorough examination of the evidence relating its
virtues. that as remedy and preventative Of all dis
arising from exposure either change of
0 climate, or to miasnatic influences, il stands
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N EDIcAL.
MEDICAL.
DIR. N. y. PENDERY.
AMERICAN DISPENSARY.
No. "a l-2 E. Washington st.

4 T THE AMERICAN DIsPESsARY WE TREAT BIZ
n pew method, ard with the hspplest results all
OF Diseases and conditions peculiar TO females
Proapsas JteT1 calling of the womb Erupti0ns Of the
Skin, ChlorOss, or Green Sckness-charaSteriIed BY
yeilo~ish, dirty green palor Of the surface; Emanso
Aessura. or absent AenstruAOD; AmenorThea, or Re
cult How ~ the Aeuse; Menohagia, OF profuse Men
SITUATIONS Leuchorrhea excessive and altered seere-
ton OF the mucns-seneraly white, or nearly coioress
and transparent
Reader. have given you class Of diseases that are
met with In Females OF all ages whefher married or IN
married. and TO married Females would say that there
many other forms Of diseases peculiar your
diseases Of Pregnancy, Parfurition, and LAcaton oil
which space will not admit calculation. omit IL for
the council chamber, adding but more disease 70
this list and that IL formidable oneUlceration ofthe
body Of the Uterus.
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THE

"TILL receive subscriptions as financial agent Of
w the Government, for all or its popular loans
Will collect gold interest registered and coupon
bonds the most liberal terms. Currency bonds cashed
on presentation when due
Always hand full supply Of L. S. revenue stamps
for sale at the regular discount.
Will buy and sell all government securities orders on
Washington coin and exchange in all the principal cit
les.
VIII make collections throughout the West and East
at very reasonable rates.
will receive deposas and loan money at per cent,
good security.
Having unlimited facilities will transact all kinds OF
banking business fair terms and with the utmost
promptness-
THEO. P. HAUGHEY, Pres't.
INGRAM FLETCHER, Cashier.
Indianapolis, December 3, 1854.
dec4 -d3m
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SYRACUSE n. l., feD. ~, lee4
Ihave been deaf in since was in College,
twenty years age. BY the skill Of Dr. Lghthil its
hearing entirely restored that now hear alike
with both ears and find that my Voice with
mach more and comfort than before.
JOSEPH u. CLARKE.
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Indianapolis and Madison
MRA HEExaDA zD.
1864. II IL 1854.
New Arrangement to Commence Mem
day, Nay f6, 1864.

day, Nay f6, 1864.
1.-TWO passenger trains daily Sundays excepted) be-
tween indianapolis and Madison.
Leave the Union Depot indianapolis, at 600 4.
and p. NJ, arriving at Madison at 10 so A. NJ. and SO
Pm.
Leave the Depot at Madison at A. b. and 240 r NJ,
arriving at indianapolis at ii A. M. and TAO p. NJ
Trains leave Columbus for Rushville at p NJ, arrv
ing at $40 NJ Returning leave Nashville at A NJ,
arriving at Columbus at Ills A. NJ.
This Road forms line with the Packets at Madison for
the transportation Of freight between Cincinnati and In
dianapolis and points West
Tariff of Freghts as low as by any other route.
Shippers and merchants West will find IL to their ner
est TO saip by tbsline.
marlS ID. c. BRANHAL. Superintendent.
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VENEREAL Diseases.

At the American Dispens airy also treat, WITHOUT
MERCURY, and with failing success, Venereal or
what the quacks call private secret diseases-Syphy
lis in all lis stages Gonorrhga Geet Structure, Sperm
atorrhGa, Seminal Weakness. Nocturnal Emissions,
Sexual Debility, mpotency, and Effects OF Sef-Abuse
The last six ere treated IN "Private Letter" which
will be sent free, receipt Of stamp.
Ny treatment deem 10 unnecessary TO enlarge upon
The remarkable aud astounding performed through
the agency of the INDICATED vAPOR BATHS, and the
medical application ofELECTRO-MAGNRTISM- BY the
alternate Of these two medical agents get three
fold effect BY elimination, morbid matter is forced out
Of the system and BY the absorbant medicine is imme
dately brought In contact with disease By the appica
ton Of ELECTR0-MAGSETISA, nervous enervation is
restored, and power added 20 the muscular system.
I,xs1l a.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-14

ALBANY, JAN ., Icbf.
Ny DEAR DR. LIGHTmIL-It is with great satisfaction
that communicate to you the effect OF the medicine you
gave me my application you for defective hearing
followed your directions and happy to state that
am so far recovered after the first few applications
feel quite confident that am WELL and shall not need TO
proceed further Be assured dear sir If necessity should
reqnre should not hesitate to place myself under
magic hand Yours, with respect,
ID. II. COLE, Albion. Orleans Co.
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KxowIEsvIur. Orleans County Jan !.

kSowLEsyInE, Orleans County, Jan H. 1904
DR, IisHTzII<-I send you a statement Of my case
which you may use you think proper.
have been afflicted with deafness year and have
tired every prescription but effect consulted DR.
ghthiil and he operated upon ne, and in MINUTE
was restored 70 hearing.
send you this statement for the benefit OF others Who
are labvring under the disease as myself vouId
recommend al that afflicted with this disease "a
you acAll Respectfully yours
ISAAC YOUNG
This is certify that above is a correct stafesn,
r. T. SLATE
MILO HUNT.
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From Hon D. II. Cole Senator from the 18th District
New York.
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EE K1egn ma 80 n aAn,
And also all nfamatory diseases For further infor
nation call and Judge for yourself.
II III challenge the public to bring case cannot
cure II brought before the golden thread Is broken
III T70fice hours from A. u. TO p. NJ. p. o. Box
1864. nov3O'C4-dlyeod
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JOHN DORSEY.

MARnSsvnIE, ISD., Dec 9, IsGi
DIR. IIGHnuIL-DEAR SIR: Your favor of recent date
came duly TO hand. Snce placing mpself under your
treatmentfor Catarrh have improved very fast My
had been of some years standing and much dis
couraged by its obstnacy bave received very great r
lief since you began TO treat and the loathsome ds
erse is rapidly disappearing, thanks to your skill.
Gratefully yours, W. K. SHEPPARD.
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c, c. FULLER, Gensses CO., ny.
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INDIANAPOLIS, December b, loOi.
This may certify that was very deaf, that had
pous and offensive discharge of from my ear
aud with il intense pain wasfeverSh and seepless, my
appetite gone and my health generally much seranged.
While thus suffering Iplaced myself under Dr. ldghthils
treatment about month ago. and now | entirely
cured in every respect Before Dr. Lghth accepted my
case had tried other treatment, which only made me
worse. But now that that Dr. Lghthill has cured me
have words to thank him sufficiently for his sklfu
treatment Of my which disgusting TO those
around me as il was alarming 20 myself
JOIIN DORSEY
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ROCHESTER,, y. T., Dec. -, ls63.
DIX. LGHrHTIL-Dear Sir; Allow to express y graf
itude you for the of deafness you effected in my
right ear which has troubled very much for several
years, and almost entirely deaf for few past
but more particularly gratitude for your excellent
upon my deaf car which has been useless for
the past twenty years; the noises and uncomfortable
roaring in my ears which at times made very
yous, has disappeared
You may publish this Acknowledgement should il be,Of
any service to You. Gratefully yours,
GEORGE TEGG, No. 80 State street.
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From George Tegg Member Of Royal College Of veter-
nary Surgeons, London, England.
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From the Rev. B. T. Welsh. ID. D. formerly Of the Pearl
Street Baptist Church. Albany. y. Y.
Albany. " Y, April Is, 1864.
Dr.. LIGHTHL-Dear Sir. Allow express my CRATE
full thanks for the skill and kind attention rendered to
my daughter whose ears have been badly affected for
many years, and for months past has been nearly
deprived Of her hearing. The left from her infancy
has been badly diseased at times dischargng offensive
matter. The right IS well and from present in
dcatops anticipate the restoration of the left ear also
l am, dear sir, gratefully yours,
II. T. WEIGH, u. D.,
La n "
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B ATES HOU = Il
FOR ONE WEEK,
From TUESDAY, January 3lst, till SATUR
DAY EVENING, February 4th.

Where he can be consulted on the above Dis
eases only
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1865-02-18
What Il Toad did for Il Soldier.

A friend connected with the United States
Sanitary Commission relates for the 4meri-
can IgricmltorjSt the following incident,
which he witnessed. that exhibits Mr.. and
Mrs. Toad in new character:
ga number of wounded from the battle
Of Petersburg were lying in a hospital tent,
among whom was a negro whose leg had
been taken off. He was on Il mattress on
the ground and the weather being hot, the
dressed stump Of his leg was exposed, and
swarm of flies were settling upon it. Pre-
senty large toad hoped into the tent, and
taking his station near the edge of the bed,
began gobbling up the blue bottles in double
quick. The moment one alighted within six
inches of the spot, he would square himself
for the attack, his eye twinkling with excite
ment, and then, with a flash Of his tongue
and smack of his mouth, the unlucky
insect would disappear. The boy was asleep
when this commenced but soon awoke, and
was at first frightened at the ugly toad so
near him; but our friend babe him be quiet,
and pointed out the service the creature was
rendering, when the negro and all present
voted him member Of the Commission,
with many thanks, and his kindred were at
once in high favor
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1865-02-18
VOL. XXET.---No. 81.
From the Home Journal.
/" w AIT IN G. -

In the morn Of lite they parted
He was hopeful, brave and gay;
In the morn of life they parted
She was like the rose of May.
He, with all the world before him,
Went to seek tor wealth and fame;
She, with only Loves devotion,
Staid to trim Love sacred flame.
Months and years rolled slowly onward,
And the morn of life had come;
But the long expected wanderer
Sought not yet his early home.
On the seashore, bleak and dreary,
Walks woman, wan and pale,
Looking o er the misty waters
Watching each advancing sail.
Oft she murmurs-'rhis will bring him;
But the ship goes proudly by,
And the form she yearns to welcome
Never meets her wlstiul eye.
Darker, longer, stretch the shadows,
AS Life weary day declines;
Yet, sercnely, in the twilight,
Hopes pale star Of beauty shines.
Changed and faded is the Watcher
Nothing of her youth remains;
Yet las withered flowers their fragrance
Love sweet dream her soul retains.
Worn and weary is the Watcher
She can pace the sands no more;
Yet her tender eyes are bcacons-
Beacons on the darkening shore.
Bright they beam across the pillows,
AS when first their search begun
But at last, the Night enfolds her,
And the Watchers task is done.