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FIRST NATIONAL BANK PORTLAND.
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Tho LiyorpooI Cotton Market.

We are under obligations to Mr. R. E. soREvEN
agent OF the Southern Export and Import Com
pany, for the use of copy of the Cotton Bro
kers' report, published at Liverpool Oh Saturday,
September 23d, just as the steamship Persia was
leaving. This gives the latest and most reliable
information Of the Liverpool cotton market, and
VIC publish it in full in our issue OF to-day. We
also learn from him that MIR. E. T. PAINE agent of
the Southern Export and Import Company, at
Liverpool, has made vory advantageous sales Of
cotton on account Of the company. MIR. PAINE
also says that the English have been largely over
estimating the quantity of cotton on this side
putting the old stock as high as 3,0Oo,OOo bales
and the growing crop at 100000 bales. The late
news from this side has tended to dispel these
large estimates; hence the late rapid advance of
the price of the article in the Liverpool market:
COTTON REPORT,
Issued under the authority Of the Cotton Brokers' 4ssoca-
tion)
= LIVERPOOL, Saturday September %, 1s65:-Sales to.
day 900 bales, including $4,000 for speculation and
export. a' .a" .. 90. =. - r..
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To the Editors Of the Charleston Daily Ners PIsase
permit me- through the columns of the DAILY News to
inform friends what is doing for the great
the Bible in South Carolina and other Southern States
under the auspices Of the American Bible Society.
During the past three months kind Providence has
permitted me to prosecute my labors Bible Agent in
South Carolina under favorable circumstance Bible
committees were appointed In various districts of the
State, and addresses made at several Bible meetings
Donations Of Bibles and Testaments wcre made to Bible
Committees Bible Societies, destitute Sabbath-schools
and Individuals and lettors of encouragement my
work, with letters requesting books for dis
rbuton were received from prominent friends of the
Bible cause in the State Donations Of Bibles Tes
tanents made to societies. committees individuals
fire thousand volumes.
In Georgia, Mississippi North Carolina, tho Valley
Virginia. and East Tennessee, the Bible cause prom
isipg. The following Agents have been appointed for
these States: Rev. G. JEFFERSON PEARcE, Georgia. Rev
W. @. JOHNSON Mississippi; Rev. HENRY HARp1E, North
Carolina: Rev. E. o. DuNNpsa, Valley of Virginia and
East Tennessee These gentlsmen southerners and
except Mr. HARDrE were In the service of the Society
previous to the They experienced aborers
the Bible cause Before winter the Board Of Managers
of the American Bible Society expect to complete
corps of agents In the other Southern States
thousand blessings all who love the Bible and
who will pray and act 30 that e ,sOrd Of God may hare
free course aud be 9Iorifed."
Yours, truly, E. A. DOLLES,
General Agent American Bible Society
For South Carolina
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Do CONSTITUTION WATER. CONSTITUTION
WATER, the only known remedy for Diabetes Stone
the Bladder, Calculus Gravel Brick Dust Deposit and
Mueuous or Milky Discharges Irritation of the Bladder
Inflammation Of the Kidney, Catarrh of the Bladder
The astonishing success which has attended this
valuable medicine renders 1t the most valuable ever
discovered No language can convey adequate Idea
Of the Immediate and almost miraculous change which
itoccasons to the debiated and shattered system In
fact It stands unrivaed remedy for tho permanent
cure of the malaes aforementioned and also DIABE-
TES IMPOTENCY, LOSS OF MUSCULAR ENERGY
PHYSICAL PRosTRATIoN, INDIGESTION, GLRET,
and every disease any way connected with the disorder
of decay.
Persons conscious of any Weakness should take the
CONSTITUTION WATER; whether broken down by ex-
cess weak by nature impaired by sickness the un-
strung and relaxed organization is at once rebraced re.
vviaed and built up Well may this celebrated remedy
be called tho MEDICAL WONDER.
Tho STOPPING trembling victim of depression and de-
bily becomes o new man; he stands erect. he moves
with firm step; his mind, which previously sunk
in gloom of almost idiotc apathy, becomes bright
and acve and he goes forth regenorated conscious of
yigor The medicine reaches the constitution ITSELF
and restores 1t to it's normal condition.
For these diseases 1t is truly sovereign remedy and
too much cannot be said In it's praise single
been known to relieve the most urgent symptoms Try
1t In these and you will give your praise to CON-
STITUTION WATER.
MALES OR FEMALES are you troubled with that dis
tressng pain In tho small of the back and through your
hips? Constituton Water" will relieve you like m agic
For sale by all Druggists. Price 81.
W. II. GREGG & co. Proprietors
MORGAN & ALLEN, Gonoral Agents. No. 40 Gle
street, New York, emo September 90
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3 To dfrlrc.
Maceio.-Fair average ship named 1s.
Egyptan.-Open, fair, November delivery 1S-ship-
ping or shipped 10 and l9h-ship named 9A-good fair
1eA-good fair to good 20.
Broach.-Sample guaranteed, Juno sailing Ii.
Dhollerah.-Ship named, fair merchants I4.-fsir new
merchants 1sAJune sailing 1&16 and l4H-middiing
fair ship named 49,
oomrawuttee.-Fair new merchants ship named H.
Western Madras.-Fair new merchants, sailing July
IA, August 1915.
Bengal-Fair new merchants, July sailing o.
There has been excited market with further nd.
vance of u q Ii, with an upward tendency
JOHN WILLIS
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O1tn KsAnsps will havo mot with many expros-
sons of yirtuous Indignation at the North, at tho
cruelty reckless course pursued by President
JoussoS in the restoration of the Union Ordi-
nary proprieties have not been preserved; tho
mon of the South have not been required 70 eA-
hibit anything like the proper demohstra.iohs oi
humiliation and abasemont. But, worse tnah all
neglecting propriety in this matter ho has he-
elected, also, common sense; he mas innic'oo no
slaughter; he has taken but Little plunder-ln
civl way. and. altogether is neglccting opportu-
mites in such wise az to bring his mind or morals
seriously in question. Of the feeling inspired by
these facts, the utterances ring throughout the
North, until we, oufselves, can soarce forbear
fear of sympathy for their ruined hopes. OF
these; we take the following from the Chicago
Tribune
We feel reluctant to believe that the treasures
Peace, Union, Liberty-which we haYo drawn up
as it were out Of ocean OF blood and tears, arc
about to be cast back into the sea by the nanus "
which they are entrusted; but we are compeued 70
say to the Union party Of the North, your saiVa-
tion depends upon yourselves. ..--.,r.,,
This is sad. With zeal and patient and painful
industry, they had fished up treasures ana these
tree sures were Of 'peace, union and liberty and
they had fshed them up from an ocean OF Dsood
and tears" and yet they are not permitted to on
ioy them-the cup is dashed from their parched
lips by the worry manu- aPpoih'eo w noio Ave
Can anything be sadder2 AL gone; and they, the
miserable victims Of misplaced confidence, have
not even the satisfaction Of feeling that it was
from, tho fiat of superior AMI inyincible power.
That peace which consisted in the perfect dovas-
tation of a PROSTATE section-that Union which
consisted in tho concentration in their hands Of oil
the power Of common country-that liberty
which consisted in the power to infiict unmeasured
expressions upon another portion OF common
people-al gone-snatohed from their grasp in the
very instant of ffruition-presents picture Of dis
appointment and of cruel and unmitigated wrongs
OF which it is their privilege and obligation to COM
plain and to call upon the pure and virtuous Of all
ages and countries to be the witness of their in
jurfes and, by indignant reputation of its au-
thor to avenge them. -
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60 ITCH ITCH! rrCHl sCRATCHi .sCRATCHI
SCRATCH l-WHEAToNs OINTMENT WILL CURE
THE ITCH IN FoRTY-EIGHT HOURS. Also cures
SALT RHEUM ULCERS, CEILBLAINs, and all RRUP-
TioNS OF THE SKIN. Price 80 CENTS For sale by all
Druggists BY sending go cents to WEEKS POTTER
Sole Agents. No. ITO street Boston. Mas
win be forwarded by MAIL free of postage to any part
oi tne oniteu States limo September al
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CO. sP EcIAL NoTICE.-"GREAT OAKS FROM
Little acorns grow" The worst diseases known to the
human race spring from causes 80 small to almost
defy detection Tho volumes Of scientific lore that An
the tables and shelves Of medical fraternity only 90
to prove and elaborate these facts
Then guard yourselves while you may. Tho smaleat
pimpe tho skin La teale and Indicator of disease
1t may fade and die away from surface of the body
but it will reach tho vitas perhaps at last and death
ho the result and final CLOSE. MAaGIELs BILIOUS,
DYsPEpTIo, and DIARRHEA PILLS cure where all
others fall While for Burns, Bcalds, Chiblains Cuts
and all abraaiohs Of the sklh AAGaIELs salve is In
faible. Sold by J. MAaaIRL, No. IS Fulton. street
Now York, And all Druggists, at 2S cents per box.
I5a-baoTG g o Hs
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8I- ST. JOHNS, BERKLEY, OCTOBER Z, 1866
Ness Editors: Please announce Mr.. JOHN c. GA1LLARD
us candidate for the House of Representatives. from
the Election District of Berkeley and oblige
October 10 2 MANY VOTERS.
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aI- ST. JOHNS BERKLEY. OCTOBER 7, 1866
AESSRS. EDITORS: Please announce DR.. sANDFORD
". BARKER Candidate for. the Senate from the
Election District of Berkley, and oblige
October 10 2 MANY VOTERS.
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TIE PaEsIDRNr AND HIS PorITIcs. - According
ed Dean Richmond that he should in no wise in
t:rfere with New York politics; that he considered
himself pledged to no party, and that only those
garded as his friends. He further stated that the
policy OF reconstruction which he Is now pursuing
Is not an experiment., but the settled course which
he has determined to carry ont without reference
to the wiahes Of any party" - t",s1 =
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MARRIED.

At Csndcn j. c., on Wednesday,. October T. 1865 by
Rev. II. f. DAVIS. 1t. WILLARD a. HUSSEY. of Boston,
Mass, to Miss MARY A. III. COLBURN, daughter of
DESJ. p. CoLBURs. OF thfs city.
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a5- wM. wHALEY. Eso.-IT IS OF VITAL In.
PORTANCE to the interests Of people TINT South
Carolina should send her representatives next
National Congress, her abes men, of high legal acquire
ments and distinction and comprehensive statesman
ship. Mr.. wHALEY'S past public career has been
marked by distinguished ability ajurist always equal
to tho emergencies of the times AS the associate
sei and friend OF the lamented PETIGRU, he took q
leading part in the famous Sequestration against
Conascaton. His able and eloquent argument that
occasion was universally admired His brilliant In.
telcct vigorous energy, courtesy and amiabily. emi-
nenty ht him for position in the National Council
His friends believe that in his election the interests
the Second Congressional District will not suffer.
October Q THE PEOPLE.
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a1- DR. THOMAS p. BiIKELL is ANNOUNCED
as Candidate for reelection to the Legislature from
Bcrkey District by that portion of the District former
ly st. Johns Colleton. MANY FRIENDS
October 10 tuthsmw5*
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Rk' TO THE HON CHARLES sIACBETH-sIR: FOR
many you have discharged tho duties tho Mayor
atty with fidelity to- the city and honor to yourself Tho
present dsorganized condition of afnrs and derangcd
state of tho finances, renders It highly important that
your services should be again dedicated in this capacity
at least for tho ensuing term We believe, without dis.
paragcment to others in the present emergency your
experience md acquaintance with the state OF affairs is
all Important and therefore trust that you will consent
again to your fellow We mako this appeal
with the conviction that 1t will be responded by the
large body of the community.
October 10 II MANY FELLow-CITIzENS
aD~ MESSRS. EDITORS 1T Is WITH GREAT
regret that many of the citizens of Charleston have OBJ
served, in late nomination mado In your paper, the
withdrawal of "our present worthy Chief Magistrate
II the first intimation to that the Mayor did
intend to place himself again before his fellowczens
for reelection and created great surprise. for had
hoped that he who had passed with through the
troubious times that all have seen, would enjoy
the quleudo which, In short tme will be felt in the
duties of the Office Besides, at tho present period
when several cardinal changes to take place in thu
administration of affairs. it that who is
pcrienced is much better fitted for carrying out ht
several alterations than who is new, hal
had anything to do with municipal matters; aud, fol
this reason with many others that 1t is useless to brn
forward, really beg that Mr. MACBETH will consen
to be nominated for reelection to the office of Mayor.
October 10 =. ...-.-, MANY. CITIZENS.
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aS- WILLIAM WHALEY, EsQ.-THB PROSPERITY
Of South Carolina will depend upon tho representation
she sends to the next Congress- Men must be selected
who are known to be acceptable TO the Executive and
conservative members Of the National Legislature.
Induced by such considerations, we nominate WILL
LIAM WHALEY, Esq, to represent the Second Con.
gressional District. 1T
We trust he will sacrifice personal and present interest
and convenience, and consent to be n candidate
October9 - ~ e.. EARLY RESTORATION.
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a5- CoNsIGNEEs PER sCHR. VIM. MAZYOK,
from Baltimore are hereby notified that she s This Day.
discharging cargo at North Atlantic Wharf ALI goods
remaining Wharf at will be stored at their risk
and expense. WILLIS L CH1sOLM, Agents.
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1g- COL. CARLOS TRACY Is NOMINATED FOR
the Senate from Colleton District
October 2 10
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aJMAY oRALTY.-oUR PRESENT WORTHY
Chief Magistrate having declined reelection. would
suggest the name of Col P. c. GALARD as ono who Is
eminontly qualified to nn that Office &c..
October7 MANY VOTERS
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s!ct|!-f. tx siH1 - y.!o rnf niH 2i,4,s Z
.aro1s ~: HGri yl5S sTsbiD sryH5pf u! .rA..2E,U
fs a9t!Egig"E SegM, ,3,iTEJp bl.szL
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CO. NoTIcE.-oFfICE CLERK OF COUNCIL
OCTOBER 10, 1se5-Auotioneers Billiard Table Keep
ers. Knife and Scissors Grinders Pedars, Junk Shop
Keepers. and Owners or Agents for Line Omnibusscs
are hereby notlfedto appear This Day at the City Hail.
and ie their respective applications for Licenses
prescribed by the City Ordinances regulating the same
By order of the Mayor.
October 10 9 w. H. SMITH Clerk of Counc,I
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a8- DIR. JERvEY. RESIDENCE NORTHWEST con.
NER CALHOUN AND SMITH STREETS.
October6 4.
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ORASaEBuRo, October 6, 1865.
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sD-BATCHELoR's HAIR DYEl-THE ORIGINAL
and best in the world Tho only true perfect HAIR
DYE. Harmless, Reliable and instantaneous Produces
immediately splendid Black natural Brown. with
out injuring the hair skin. Remedies tho ill effects
bad dyes. Sold by all Druggists The genuine Is signed
WILLIAM A. BATCHELoR. Also,
REGENERATING G. EXTRACT OF MILLEFLEURs,
For restoring and Beautifying the Hair
CHARLES BATCHELOR, New York.
August II lyr
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CAROLINA CHAPTER NO. /, X. A. NJ.
A REGULAR CoNyOChTION OF CAROLINA
n Chapter No. will DO held This Evening. at Ma
sonic Hall at O'Clock. The members requested to
be punctua business of importance will be acted
upon. BY order of N. L. II. p. ". A. WILSON,
October 10 II Secretary.
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DOYAL HAVANA LOTTERY.-PRIZES
IL paid in gold; information furnished Highest
rates paid for douboons and all kinds gold silver
TAYLOR d co. Bankors,
September % 3mos No. 16 Wallst., New York
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ITO RENT.-TME TwO-sTORY DWELL
ING No. 40 South Bay. Apply to R. & BEE No
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THO RENT.-PORTION OF A HOUSE TO
l. RENT. For particulars inquire at No. 50 Church
street. between Broad and Tradd-streets Also.
celent Room at for inwyer's Office October
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II OST, ON LAST FRIDAY NIGHT, BTTHER
IL in Meeting. Calhoun. King Broadstreets OF ON
the Battery, d lady's MOURNING BROOCH The finder
will confer great favor by leaving IT at No 2s7 King
street. proof Of property it Is valued very highly
it being the gift of deceased brother. October o
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1865-10-10

TUNO RENT.-OFE LARGE ROOM, SUITA-
l. BILE for an Once Apply at No. II Wentworth.st
October 9
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-12-22
IRON AND STEEL.

MCDOWELL d CO., >-----
OoHNEk THIRD AND KING STREETS.
WILMINGTON, DELAWARE
IMPORTERS AND DEALBRs S
IRON STEEL AND COACH HARDWARE. 4,
ALSO, BlTuMINoUs COAL
<-SyA Have always on hand a t,,l ....-,.-
sr1-us ~ - Best brands OF American, H.
-, hollod bars, English refined ns,s and
sizes Band Hoop aud silt ron best Nerv nS's o. all
aud Augor shapeHi Galvanized and Rae el nal Rops
hclnery and Tap Steel. ~ 'P'inB' IRE Ma
al smith, Coach and other Hardwars-IIorsa sboss n.
Shoc NAILS BoraAi Bolts. Clips, Nuts Wnehara uSse
selngs Wagon Boxos SPRING. AxieF gnStss "SSisgape
shhts bows &C. Carriage Uanyass O car,st roiilves,
hn9meled Top aud Dash Leather 0imbet pointed ss,o
snd Coach Hardware Of all kinds; Iron Wir gieWs ieWs
nails Babhit Metal, Lead, spoer Bnprs Ti 1l4ea W,
and other chains. '9t AiAeei baek
90 Smiths and other Touls-Anyils. vi,ss hall.
slliges iammetsi shoeing knives FLEA Rssns s'
Drills Iiro Benders, Twere Irons, stochs XII bi
persHnd other Meclanics' Toola. 4 D''' Noo'
All Of which will 10 sold AZ very los ,.t.--,,,
and retail for cash u approved credit '-"''''esSe
hORilS MCDOWELL
January l, 1860 e5l-anl0iy. Ahh