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~ PHILOSOPHY OFMARRTAGF
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~ THE BRIDAL CHAMBER-An
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f THE ILLUSION wIG-It cts TO a charm.
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done IN the latest and most prevailing styles.
q HAIR DIING-Partieular attention paid to
this branch OF the business. The best Of Dye used.
D AND COLD BATHS always ready. The
best bathing APARTMENTS In the city. ~
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the Pills are recommended.
Price 81 90 per Box. Six Boxes So 90.
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and STRONG & ARMSTRONG, who will
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mail on receipt of 81 90, or address
S. D. HOWE,
augI1;r5 Sole Proprietor, New York.
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Sold by Druggists ev-
~erywheTe.
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MILLINERY GOODS.
Wholesale s. Retail

Our stock is large and varied comprising, every
thing used by Milliners. We invite their especial
attention to
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RAILROADS
Change Of Time, october 0th,
VIA THE
TLINTIC &GREAT WEST'S RAILWAY.

Change OF iIuhcs VNsVDOA Cths
VIA THE
ATLANTIC &GREAfW EST'N RAILWAY.
The only UnbrOken Broad Guage Route
ia THE EASTERN CITIES.
1.-TWO Trains Daily Leave Cleveland, rom the
i Atlantic & Great Western Depot
DAY n u
Arrive in New 7. NJ
MIGHT n
Arrive in New r NJ
Trains arrive at Cleveland at 7:45 A. N.5 and
Trains for Youngstown leave Cleveland at 6:4OA.
NJ and 2.I5 P. N, arrive at Cleveland 1855 A. N,
and ESQ p. NJ
Of Pennsylvania.
PASSENGERS by the gu A. n Express Train dine
At NeadyiIIe and Sleeping Car az salamanca.
Passengers by the $50 Express Irains get
Sleeping Car at Clevelahd-
The Night Express leaves sunday night, instead
of SATURDAY night. All other trains daily, sun
Connect AZ MeadyiIie, for Oil City, Franklin,
CORY. and All points in the OIL hesions Of Penn
PASSENGER Inv this route have ample time go
at regular hours, for MEALS and make
New and elegant Sleeping Coaches are attaehedto
all Night Trains.
For All Information and through tcketss please
apply at the Depot Of the Atlantic q Sleat 49,
ern Railway. or at the Union Ticket Omee' uhuer
the WeddeIl House. n
Omnibusses viii call for passengers y N"'He
directions at the AOOi y. yMcL1REN. GenT sup't.
Z. F. FULLER, Gen. Ticket Agent.
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HEADQUARTERS Oh g n \

HEADQUARTERS I'd S. D. MDC,)
EpIsTo ISLAND, s. c., December ], 1865. (
ESPECIAL ORDER No. 63.l
TO AVOID UNNECESSARY TROUBLE AND PRE-
SERVE good order this Island 1t hereby ordered
AL parties claiming original owners plantations
held by freedmen and desirous comforting with them
viii report at these Headquarters previous to assuming
personal charge Of the SAME. Unnecessary Officer will
be sent to accompany hem and assist in making such
arrangements desirable.
Attention is invited to Paragraph VIII, Circular No
Is, War Department, the provisions of which, together
with other orders, subsequently issued will be enforced
H. Until further orders, persons visiting the Island on
legitimate business WILL landing, report to Assistant
Provost Marshal register Names and state nature of b-
sness Persons on inegtmate or no business are lia
BILE to arrest and instant removal.
Visitors should land at Steamboat Creek Landing
Ill All claims against freedmen for horses stock or
property of any kind are to be presented Assistant
Provost Marshal for adjudication by Provost Courts
Personal attempts to retake property are liable to
create disorder, and are forbidden
~. Until further ORDERS civilians. white or colored
will be required to exhibit pass from competent mill
tary authority or Assistant Bureau r. F. and A. l..
Such passes will be given for limited time, and for
the purpose Of comforting with the freedmen only or
other specified reasons and will not ente the parties
receiving them to establish any residence on the Island
V. The foregoing regulations being complied with all
parties having business TO transact the Island are
guaranteed entire security and such assistance as may
be properly rendered by the United States authority
VI The Superior Provost Court I'd Sub. District viii
hold session at Headquarters about the 5th inst
VII. Lieut.. r. j. CLARK, 35th U 8. C. T.. is hereby
appointed ASSISTANT PROVOST MARSHAL of Edisto
Island. He viii be respected accordingly -..
JAMES c. BEECHER,
ID, Brew. Brig.-Gen. Com'dg I'd snb-District.
December ' ia 80. 3.:-:.
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The report Of the Comptroller of the Currency has
been sent to the printer This will be one of the most
important department. documents TINT will be sent to
Congress- In treating the question of national banks
and currency he refers to taxes aud which
abearng on the subject and in this way will present nm
array Of valuable facts TO law makers which II
tanned by proper legislation will go great way towards
solving the present difficult financial problem 1t is n-
derstood that he will the removal Of the Bureau
New York. Secretary McCuLLocH will strongly urge
contraction Of the currency. This, from present ap
pearance1 will pervade his whole report but whether
he will suggest any feasbie plan to accomplish that
pose remains to be The total receipts from inter
nal revenue since the soh of June amount to s14s-
500, ,OOo ..-.. d. ..la .l.. .-. .....'. 90
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CULTURE OF tMADDRn tn THIS COUNTRY Tho Com
missioner Of Agriculture at Washington has received
aiaaoIe paper communicated through tho State De-
me culture of ader. which be 9aime may be success
mat 5aissa @ 2n s rich sois Of this country IT is es
oh stnge mere woHld be Sb7s WHOM It is considered
that the ihportation OF adder into this country from
hrance amounts to &C. 600 francs Annually ~ nnv
reasonable approximation to this profit coud be realized
per aor our Wtster ngcuturists should lose no time
In attempting lis culture Ci,,.rT0 - =" - - '
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The Richmond Enquirer speaks follows Secretary

THE Richmond Enquirer speaks follows of Secretary
STANTON
Even while sharing with the people Of tho South the
bitterness OF feeling toward the Secretary Of War we
must bear testimony to his rmncss perhaps stubborn.
ness, to his unhaSgng industry and to his devoted
sentiment of Unionism. An earnest enemy more ad-
mirable than vacillating and unstable man. Mr.
Stanton during the war; failed in anything that
could contribute to the OF his cause When de.
feat overlook his arms when the public spirit waned
der repeated military disaster and all seemed lost for
his cause neither his resolution his courage failed
him. One commander after another was dismissed rs
one army after another was destroyed Mcclellan 1nade
way for Pope, who, unfortunate than his prcdeces
sor paid the same penalty Again Mcclellan was super.
seded by burnside, and then Hooker and then Meade
and Then Grant. But amidst all the disasters that
caused these frequent changes, the Secretary
hrm and mmoveable-deermined and unyielding in
defea he was seldom tried by vctory but defeat his
resolution never TO give up the was often made
apparent To no ono man in the United States more
than Mr. Stanton the of the United States
army be attributed Stanton in Washington, co-operat-
ing with exhaustion in tho South, overthrow the Con-
federacy. Neither Lincoln, Grant, nor Sherman
contributed more to success than Stanton. d.. -"
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Some time since the Quartermasters Department d.
rected that the sale OF transportation material be scon.
tnued The Commissary Department has, in effect,
the same course in respect supplies troops
and has commenced accamulating at New Orleans and
other posts to Texas Inspectors are said
ne looking closely into the condition and quantity Of
and ordnance stores directing repairs
all cases where they needed Taken in Connection
WITH GeneFa Grts proposed visit to Sheridan these
west in condition for active service at moments notice
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IT ts stated that the National Treasury has now on
hand, In con S.7ls0oo, and In currency $50 i6a 900
There is ut present outstanding S. 600 Of Id cert
hcates of now certificates and s5I 100000 OF
coin certhcates. In the War and Navy Departments
there 10 reduction in the expenditures of over
November, 1864. -, - q? " -s.'7' -. 1sse ~
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RJ- OFFICE DEPOT CONINISSARY, NO. 10
TREET-CHARLESToN, S, c., NOVEMBER
24th 1s65-sEALED PROPOSALS, in duplicate, for the
delivery of FRESH BEEF ON THE BLOCK, for issue
to troops at this Post commencing january 1s 1885,
subject to the approval of the Commissary General will
be received by the undersigned, at his Office, up to
IL NJ December 15th 1865.
The name of good and sufficient suretios for tho faith
full performance of the contract will be required in each
bid
AL further information in relation to terms of con.
tract &C., can be obtained application under
signed. HE LORD
November "a 81 Captain and G. 8. Vols.
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.that he never rewrote Or amended one line of bis
prks; he wrote for money and got his pay he
body letter md when o died G LEFT bnt four sigma
lures behind. There were, probably, no autograph
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December 6

~ ~ATTENTIONl DEBOW's REVIEW
Having been appointed AGENT for hs sterling Period
ical he fret number of which will be issued in Janua
ry next, will, during my stay in the City, call on old
Subscribers to renew their patronage and upon the
public generally to testify their appreciation Of work
prominently deserving Of SOUTHERN PATRONAGE
November % j. WALLARD ANGER
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LARGE REDUCTION OF iXPENpIrUnEs.-Ita appears by
an official statement from the United States treasury,
Ihat qe announcements account of the War and Navy
DePaTgnsnts Tor t4e' past 1v,ltlfof November were
lsAei aatt G,Y The fte month inst year
Ine renHctlohaii account T tho War p6fffnentS3a
$832l b. and account tho nayy s2 7e5 SaI az
This IL avery gratifying exhibit
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Motto for Waft.street brokers Offices ybo enters
here, leaves tsoap behind" u,,yD 100 sG'I-aI =
We wot OF great many other places besides Wall.
street Offices where this motto would be equally appro-
PIRATE. ~ff
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hi1ssouRI l.RGItLArURs,--[Ha tho House tha wcek n
series oi resolutions Jvo lug negro suffrage were tro
duced aid after po.tncneJ
by vote of 53 10 lrge number of radicals vnt al
for the postlo. ell, ~ ~
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LATEST ARRIVAL

Per Steamship and Sail,
loo 80 hbs. Extra Flour
100 bbls. Supcrlne Flour
Id bbls. Super Flour
125 bbls. Fine Flour
60 bbls. No. 2 NIackerei
~ half bbls No. lIackcrcl
40 half hbls No 2 Maekerel
90 quarter bbs. No / Mackcrcl
% quarter bbs. No Mackoroi
% kits No. l Mackcrcl
200 bbls Potatoes
% kegs Butter
20 hlls Molasscs
10 boxes Bacon Sides
10 tiercos Huns
10 hhds. Hams
s hhds. Bacon Shoulders
tierccs Bacon Strips
20 bbls. Crushed Sugar
rs bbs. Powdered Sugar
20 bbls. Clarified Coffee Sugar
20 bbs. Brown Sugar
20 sacks Coffee
400 sacks Liverpool Salt
10 sacks Spices
$50 boxes Fancy Soap-Cogate's
Is boxes Candles
90 boxes Starch
20 dozen Brooms
90 boxes Mustard
25 boxes Black Tea
90 coils Manila Ropo
% coils Hemp Rope
200 boxes Tin-assortcd
100 coils Iron Wire
20 coils Lead Pipe
20 dozen Hatchcts
Is dozen Hammers
dozen WOod-Suws
40 dozen Collins Axes
Is dozen Looking Glasscs-assortcd
800 NJ SeGars-assorted
as reans Foolscap Paper
90 resms Letter Paper
T5 reams Note Paper
10 boxes Ink
For sale by ARCHIBALD GETTY & CO.,
Nos. l2G and 1913 Meeting street.
December 6 Warehouses; Nos So and 55 Hasel.st.
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ca AWAY WITH SPECTACLEs.-OLD EYES
made new, without spectacles, Doctor or Medicine.
Pamphlet mailed free receipt Of ten cents Address
E D. FooEE. NJ. D.. No. 11sO Broadway, New York.
November p .. 8. ..,.! .....
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aT HILLS HAIR L -E-FIFTY CENTS
BLACK OR BRoWN-Instantaneous in effect reliable
for natural appearance. beauty Of color durability;
also the cheapest and best in rse Depot No. GO John
street. corner Of William etreet New York and sold by
Druggists and Fancy Goods Stores everywhere.
.H November 90 ..... .t. en,o
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DIRECT IMPORTATION,

DIRECT IMPORTATION,
IN BOND Or DUTY PAID.
TUsT RECEIVED PER BARK FLORENCE CHIP
e1 MAN. from Europe. consignment of very SU-
PER1OR BRANDY and GIN, in and quarter casks.
A puncheon OF very OLD SCOTCH WHISKY.
The attention ofconnosseurs and the public generally
are respectfully solicited.
JOHN +. oNEILL SON.
DecemberG wnnG No. 167 East Bay.
REALLY CHOICE TEAS.
AZ HALF AND QUARTER CHESTS OF THE
4O choicest puniity of TEAS, consisting of English
imported and for sale by
December ws2 Qnccnstrect near East Bay.
CHOICE FAMILY GROCERIES.
TUsT RECEIVED, PER STEAMER GRANADA, FROM
S New York, choice supply Of FAMILY GRoCE-
RfES, consisting of
sUGAR.CUitED HAMS. STRIP BACON
Smoked Beef and Buffalo Tongues
Superior article OF Picked Beef, in "a bbls, for
family use
Choice Gosl Ell Butter
Pineapple and English Dairy Cheese
Sefraisipg Flour and Buekwheat
Split Peas, Pearl Barley
Sugar, Coffeo and Tea, of all qualities
No. Mackerel. In kits
Picked Salmon, &c.
GUAvA JELLY and MARMALADEs
French aud Woat India Preserves, in their own
juice, &c, &c.
Baskets. Drooms Tubs, &C.. &c.
For sale by N. LEVIN Jr,
December6 ws2 Nos 1O4 and log Market street.
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aa- BATCHELoR's HAIR DYE THE ORIGINAL
nd best in the world The only true md perfect HAIR
DYE Harmless, Reliable and instantaneous. Produces
Immediately splendid Black natural Brown, with.
out injuring the hnir skin Remedies the i'll effects
bad dyes Sold by all Druggists. The genuine is signed
WILLIAMrA, BATCHELoR. Also .......
REGENERATNG EXTRACT OF MIILLEFLEURs,
Imi For restoring and Beautifyng the Hair
i ad'@;i CHARLES BACHELOR. New York.
AuRuet IL ....=.-.-s ..'- .rr ,....
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T. aS T Oh ITCH T. ITCH l., SCRATCH /
sChATcHt SCRATCH I--WHEAToN's! OINTMENT
WILL CURE THE ITCH IN FORTY.EIGHT, HOURS
Also cures SALT RHEU1i, ULo oRRs, cHuiBLAINs, and
all ERUPTIoNs OF THE sKlN Price so cents For
sale by all Druggists BY sending 90 cents to WEEKS
POTTER, Sole Agents. No. 40 Washington. street
BOSTON, Mass, 1t will be forwarded by mail fee Of post
age, to any part Of the United States ''''' " .f1'
November Emo
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SALT, FLOUR. ETC.

SALT, FLOUR, ETC.
1S00 SACKS LIVERPOOL SALT
AcOO 90 SACKS TURKS ISLAND SALT
100 BBI.S BEEF
100 BBLS. AND HALF BDLS. PORK
200 BBLS EXTRAsFLOUR
800 BBLS. SUpERF1NE FLOUR
200 CHEESE-DIFFERENT KINDS
For sale cheap for cash by
GEO. w. CLARK s. CO.,
October I3 No. IIj NIcctfur-street
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TIMBER! TIMBER!!

ON CONSIGNMENT.
WE ARE IN CONSTANT RECEIPT OF. AND HAVE
w NOW IN POND TIMBER, of various sizes and
qualities, suitable for SHIPPING, MILLING, WHARF
BUILDING. &c., &c. to which invite the attention
of Merchants and Millcrs. CHISCLM BROTHERS,
December WIZ No. 10 East Bay.
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The New York World, Of the list inst, has very
sensible editorial on the "Necd of the South" We
copy tho article entire.
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ISN'T HE MAN AND A BROTHER IA correspon-
dent Of the Worcester (Mass.) Transcript is en-
gagged in teaching adult negroes at Norfolk, Va.
He states that though he has labored assiduously
Tor many months, he finds great difficulty in maxi
ing progress. Wo quote passage from the letter,
which will giYo an dea Of the truthfulness Of his
statement ~ - ;:.s-, rg~r
Listen en- TO this one, to whom I will put out tho
thought, We hear, her say hTwls, fox Upon ask.
ing her to try once more, SHE tells us that B.
Spells fox. One evening noted down a few of the
may be- intsre ting, think l!&illgve them. mot AZ
samples Of dnllnessj u but mhrelyto show thai in
sensibility which some Of them have to the sound
of letters ~ .1It }I l. = II ''D-''
S-u-f-Hat. F-h-i.c.e-Fish. ,,-, ..
H--n-nbip r .,,-r.,,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-07-13
NUMBER 70.

paralleled without serious fault on their
part. They are entitled now TO form D
State Government, and to have their Sena-
tors and Representatives admitted to Con-
gress upon precisely the same terms az. the
States which have not seeded. It Is for
them exclusively to judge who besides
themselves shall vote at their elections.-r,
The privilege of voting is conceded by
State to such persons as it chooses. Wheth-
er women, minors, aliens, Indians, negroes,
OF whom are, or may become citizens, shall
be allowed to vote, Is under our United
States Constitution, wisely left to the de-
cision of each State, as best Informed, to
those interested In its proper disposi-
tion. The several States in rebellion will
reorganize under the proclamations of the
I President. They will continue, as they have
never ceased to be, States of the Union!-
+ 1t may be that the next Congress will re-
I fuse to admit their Senators and Represen-
tatives to the seats to which they will be
entitled, and thus delay, while they cannot
defeat, their admission. But this will not
prevent their being organized powerful and
/ prosperous States, nor diminish the, salts
! faction with which they will be welcomed
! to the enjoyment of their full rights, so
s0onas the constituencies of the members
who perpetrated this outrage can drive
them from their places. To promote such
restoration of the Union and to rc-estab-
lish the true constitutional doctrines of our
Government, shall give to the Admins,
tration of President johnson a, cordial sup
port. He was no party to the meddling
with State institutions and property, that
provoked, though it did not excuse, the re-
bellion. He will be no party to the, invasion
of State rights, and the perversion of State
policy which would keep alive the fires of
civil war, and swallow up the States in
concentrated national despotism. | believe
him to be an honest, intelligent, thorough
Democrat; as such he knows that the Demo-
cratic theory of the Constitution Is the
only one that will preserve it, and that the
true defenders of the country's honor
abroad and safety at home, in war and In
peace, can only be found in that great, pow
erful and patriotic party which has admin
istered the Government with such success
through far the longest and most honorable
portion of our career. ..-... iT"i ~,
With kind respects to you personally, and
best wishes for the prosperity of the socie-
ty, l am truly yours, 80. -o'4n...9,
j. VAN BUREN.