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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1865-12-30

CHARLES l.. GUILLEAUME,
No. l43 Meeting-street,
Opposite Hayne.street,
OFFERS FOR sALE-VIz,
zoo BARRELS B. SUGAR
COO 100 barrels A Sugar
100 barrels Sugar
100 barrels Sugar
80 barrels c Coffee Sugar
80 barrels Crushed Sugar
500 sacks Liverpool Salt
80 cases Table Salt
so sacks Rio Coffee
IS sacks Laguayra Coffee
25 sacks Old Government Java Coffee
10 sacks Ginger
10 sacks Pimento
10 sacks Spices
100 boxes Black Teas
100 boxes Green Teas
$50 barrels Flour
100 half-barrels Flour
Is barrels Sugar-house Molssses
25 barrels Syrup
90 half-Oarrcls Syrup
60 halfbarrels No. ! and Boston Mackerel
100 kits No. and Boston Mackerel
500 boxes No. Hcrrings
500 boxes Scaled Herrings
$50 barrels Potatoes
Spades, shovels, Shot. II. s. Nails
Buckets, Brooms, Pals, Tubs
Blacking Brushes. aIason's Backing
Matches. Willow and oy ster Baskets
Selves, Pipes, &c.
600 boxes Spices
Mustard: Pepper. Ginger, Cassia. &c.
Cream of Tartar. Soda. &c.
100 100 boxes boxes birthstone bDiastaa
100 boxes Alum
100 cases Crackers. &c. &C., &C.
5DO boxes Soap
2So boxes Fancy Soap
1000 boxes Candles Nc, &C., &c.
500 coils Rope
$50 coils Mapilla Rope-various sizes
15n bales Dummy Dagging
70 bales Sewing Twine, &C.. &C., &c.
Now i'll store. and arriving. at the LOWEST MARKET
PRICES. December
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Letter from ShclbyViIIe.
Correspondence of the Pcrrysburg Journal

Correspondence of the Pcrrysburg Journal.l
SHELBYvILLE, KY, Nav l. '65.
Ed. JOURNAL: Thinking that the friends
of Company K, l85th o. V. l., would be
pleased to hear from them, and being
among them, after feasting bountifuly upon
finely roasted turkey, prepared by the
mess composed Of Z. H. Noble, b. AlcC.
Campbell, Thos. d. Campbell, John Manor
and several others, names not familiar, with
the exception of Dr. Johnson, will try to
give fair view Of them. A finer company
of boys was never seen, aud they arc living
finely, enjoying themselves well, and the
most of them arc in good health. Among
the sick are Sergeant Dunbar, w. A. Cum
Minis. and Henry Bushcr, at Clay L. S. Cen
eral Hospital, Louisville, Ky. There are
ono or two more of the boys at that IL IS
pital, whose names ! do not remember.
Several of the company here are not enjoy.
ing the best health, but none are danger
ously i'll, and viii, with proper care, soon
be we'll stA
Captain l.. Black and lady, and Lieu
tenant S. D. Stearns, are boarding with
Mrs. Ross, at private boarding house.
Private Jacob Hover and lady have a
room at the same, and board with mess,
and it is my opinion thai the mess boarders
are having the best of it, at the least ex-
pense. They draw their rations, sell them,
and then buy such things as they want
they hire a hegrcss TO cook Tor them, and
pay her each abopt6ity cents per week,
which is not very Expensive boarding.
Their lodgings are IN the upper stories of
the Court House and the upper rooms Of
stores. Thus you see they are not much
exposed to the weather, and think their
duties are not very fatiguing hardly
enough for exercise-and the boys are all
well pleased TO stay at Shelbyville and |
think the Inhabitants like very well to have
them in the town, for to the credit OF the
Company K1ais it may be said that they
are very quiet aud peaceablc. All of them,
SO far as | can see, and the officers, are
very much respected, as they ought to be,
for their gentlemanly department.
Shelbyyille is situated in the midst Of a
beautiful country, and il any OF the relatives
of Company K have time. and the money to
spare, it will pay them to take trip down
here aud make the boys visit. They will
have ine ride on the Ohio River, and the
best fare and cheapest ride they ever had,
| tbink-only two dollars to ride one hun
dred aud fifty miles, and dinner aud supper
included. Yours, &c,
ID. A. AVERY.
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THE JOURNAL TO CLUBS.

We have been repeatedly asked to permit the
formation of "clubs" in several townships of the
bounty, at reduced rates, bat have until recently,
declined doing anything of the kind However,
having within two or three days past consented to
m arrangement of this kind in one township, W
believe it no more than right that we should Of
FOR the same terms to all.
To clubs of TEN or more, we will send the jour
SAL for 0SE DOLLAR AND SEVENTY CESTs
zach; and to the person getting up such club
and forwarding Us the money, we will send the
pSuRSAL for year free. At this rate, WaEhar-
laish eleven copies Of the JOURNAL, for one. r,
for SEVENTEEN DOLLARS AND FIFTY CENTs
All the names of a club must be sent in at the
same time; and must be accompanied by the cash
We can not allow the addition Of names to a
club, after it has been sent in, as this would be
equivalent to reducing rate to single subserib-
ers.
We make this offer to those of our friends who
desire to form clubs for the JOURNAL. The prices
o all kinds of printing materials aud paper, still re-
mains high, that these terms will leave us
scarcely, if any, profit ON our subscription. And
wc can make no promise TO how long we will
permit these terms to remain in force.
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As Ihave sold the JouRSAL Office, and am about
10 remove Hom the state, I desire % have an I'm
mediate settlement Sith all who owe me, either for
subscripton, advertising or job work. AS my en-
gagements make il necessary that | should
promptly closeup my business in Wood County, 1t
will be impossible for me 10 call on all my cred
itors. II, therefore, my outstanding accounts are
no, promptly settled shall be compelled to leave
them with the proper officers for collection yet
hope that no one viii make it necessary for me to
resort to any such measures to obtain the pittance
due me.
Persons knowing themselves indebted to me,
either for subscription, advertising, or jOt work
can forward the money by mail, addressed to me at
the JOURNAL 0dce, and should there be balance
in their favor, twill be promptly hande over 10
my successor, and credited on their future sub
sciipton or any other disposition will be made Of
it which they request
II is necessary that all interested act promptly
In this matter. II. s. CHAPIN.
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TOLEDO MARKET.

Toledo, May s, 1865.
FLoUR-No transactions ~
WHEAT Sales 1000 bu No. l White Wabash
at 1900; $50 bu No. 2Rei ut 142c; tho following
transactions in No. ID Wabash took place,
5000 bu, O0e bu, 2, 100 bu $50 bu, 1000 bu. 3
900 bu and 2,OU0, all at l52c; 1000 Amber Mich
at l55c.
CoRS- Sales 9l3 bu and 75V bu No. at 76c;
200 bn do. at &c.
RYE-IIcld a, SIC buyers Offer SOC.
SAtT-Fine s3 iOj Course 10; dairy in b1ls,
u; sacks 25c.
FRgIdlITs Vessels are plenty, but we do not
hear OF any charters Rates nomnally 3a3%c To
Bufialo, and Sc to 0swego.
Through FeiJfs-Efie Railway, Steam on Lake,
4tll class, per 100 lbs 621Gc; FlouI, in lots of 80
bblS aud dover, 25.
Nc,o York ttrtrat Line; From Toledo to Buffalo
list class, soc: I'd class, 25c; Sd class 2Oc; ith
class Is c; Flour soc; Wool S7jSc. From Toledo
to New Iork-lst class, l27c; 5d class, lOOc; 81
class, SIC; 4th class 2I5c; four 25c; wool 175c
Merchdnfs Dispatch Present rates from New
York and Boston to Toledo, all rail LIST class 1885,
on Lake-lst class, l2Oc; 81 class, 100; 81 class,
Csc; 4th class 55c.
GRooERrEs-Th market is steady at our
quotations; Colfee-Rio, S0iSic; Java 35ISa38c.
Sugars-raw l2%l615c; crushed 2lc; granuia-
ted 2lc; Coffee lgl5a2Oc; b Coffee l9iIgI%c.
Teas-Young Tyson, IOaI so Imperial lOa
l S.; Black, | GOAL 80. Molasses-6OcaI 20.
Syrups--fair, 55a65c; good. 75a90e; prime, | Goa
| 20. Ricc--Rangoon, Ilal2c.
PoRK-Last sales of mess at 20 90. There is
nJne on the market.
LAED-We quote nominal at 18c
HIDES. The market is steady, and
prices are unchanged; Green Hides, la5c; do.
salted, 5a6c; do, sdlted, cured, 6a7c; do Calf,
0Ll2c do. Calf salted, l2aI4c; Dry Flint Hal SC;
do. light salted, ~ ilSc; do. heavy sailed lOaI2c;
do. Flint Calf, lSa20c do. Saited Calf, l6aIse.
ID LEATHER -Fin he'd Harness, hefnlock tan, city,
46a48c do. country, 4ta46c; do. oak tan, city, 30
a52c do. country, 46A4Sc. Rpush--Hcnilock tan,
33a35c; Oak do - 1880; do kips, 40d69e; do edf,
"a 2l2lb, 70aS0c; do. 3 10 3lS N, g0alO0.
FuRs- -Raccoon skins, local 25 nuskrat, 5a lsc;
grey fox, s0a6Oc; re d. 5las I0 miuk, 5Oea4 %;
opossun, 5al5c; skunk, LOO foe; otter, 5 OOl6 0a,
house cat, I5al6o; Wild do. 20aS0c. Deer skins -
early, red aud blue, 6Oa5Oc; do. grey, 5Oa6Oc, do
winter, 20a30e.
Wool ASD PELTs--Fine Fieeeed Washed, 7Oa
soc; Medium do, 60I70c; Pulled Tub, do, 7Oas0e;
Unx aShed, = to q price; Peis, large. (slaughter
skins,y Slsl 80; Lamb do, 5Oa75e; Shea ing do,
I2La25.
LrNBER-Pine, clear, dry, so 90; do. green, s45;
I'd clear, dry, 45 90; do. green, 40 90; box, dry,
40 90; do. green 80 90; stuck boards, "a 90: eou-
mon boards ~ 90; culled boards II 00 fencing
"a 90; eulled fencing IA 90. A No. 1 sawed
shingles, Is inches, 8 so; co. shaved 0Oi Lath,
3 rs.
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Highway Robbery.

Mr.. Jacob Sinner of Wood county, Ohio was
robbed of his pocket book, on the Granville road,
on Monday night, He had recently sold his farm
in Wood county, and the robbers probably know
ing this fact, supposed he had a considerable sum
Of money in his possession. Fortunately for Mr..
Sinner he had only some thirty odd dollars in
cash, having disposed of his farm for sundry
township bonds for description Of which, see our
advertising columns. The robbers surrounded
Mr.. s., held and gagged him until his pockets
were riied, and then made their escape. The
night beng dark il was impossible to identify
them. Nj. Vernon Banner.
The pocket book taken from Mr.. Sinner, We
learn contained 10 bonds on Bloom township, OF
$50 each, also other notes and bonds on different
individuals IN said township, amounting to 81 500
also, bond ofSlOe on George and Jonas Hamp-
shire, residents of Portage township, and one note
on Jesse Baabs, Of Miller township, Knox county
for sl2j.
In anoth,r place win be found an advertisement
giving description of the bonds stolen.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-05-10
MiIilarY EorM RountIes.

VOLUNTEERS credited To Wood County, Ohio,
under the requisiiihss IT the President for
troops, made October. 1883, aud February. 1864,
src hereby notified that the County Commission
ers in accordance with the 18th section Of an act
passed March 28th, 1864, entitled, AN art 10 au,
ihorize the County Commissioners and others h.
lovy tax W pay bounles n volunteers" !" will, on
the Sth day OF next September, at the Auditors
Office, meet 10 settle for all claims for Bountics
offered under the said reguisitioDs.
Where the Volunteer hss disposed Of the County
Order issued in payment Of the Bounty, for less
than its face, in order to the difference,
sworn AFFIDAVIT 81 that fact must be filed on or be-
fore the said 9th day OF September, the Auditors
office.
by order NJ the County Conuissioners.
GEO. N, PARSONS, County Auditor.
Auditors Ofice, Wood Co., o.
Penysburg, April 10, ls65. 50tf
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Can't Beat the Doctor.

We understand that DR.. E. d. Peck has given
out contract for the erection of store room, 80
by % feet, the Libertypole corner, to be finished
before the 1st of August, and to be occupied by
Peck, Hamilton & Co., as a Hardware Store. Not
to be outdone, they intend to Hll the new store
from cellar to garrct. The cellar for Iron, Nails
&c. :he first floor the store room, and the second
story a storage for not less than 500 stoves,
besides their stock Of farming TOOLS &c. Such a
store has long been needed, and will make Per-
rysburg advantageous place to buy goods
cheap. AS men Of capital have now taken hold of
the establishment, the thing must 20. Our best
wishes for their success.
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Amin md Arnin.

Our readers may think it strange that we so Of
ten urge upon their attention u medicinal prepar-
alton. Already have We, for number of weeks.
urged the Importance of a supply Of Goes Cough
Balsam in the house, ready for immediate use
But our excuse is tho vast amount of sickness sor-
row AMI death that are the immediate result of
sudden coughs, colds, and pulmonary attacks;
while thousands or our children are dying from
Group aud lung complaints. Time aud experience
have proved that Goes Cough Balsam is the m 'St
speedy aad reliable preparation ever known 10 the
world. Like magic it relieves the irritation Of the
throat, removes the stopages that prevent breath
ing in Group, anl heals all soreness Of the throat
chest and lungs. M man should neglcctto supply
his family with a safe and reliable medicine like
Goes Cough lIalsam, any more than he should neg
lec the supply Of their daily bread. II costs but
forty cents and the bottles cont lin twice rs much
those of any other remedy ut the same cost,
while in merit it is superior to all others. All drug
stores keep il for sale. 5Od
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A CANDID STATEMENT.-- .--You can procure
OF any druggist in this city aud vicinity, DR.. To-
bias Venetian Imminent. 1t is sure aud speedy
cure for throat, headache, toothachc, chronic
rheumatism, collie, groups anl pains in the limbs
We advise every one to give It trial. The cx.
penss is q m,ro trid rs cents--aud We arc con
hient no person will ever be without it. Every
family should have bottle in the house in caso
Of sudden accidents, such as cuts, burns, scaljs,
SC. Its pain relieving qualities are miraculous
As for Group il has s,ved hundreds; We have the
certificates to prove it.
oGce, 81 Cortlanlt street, New York. Sold by
Druggists. Id
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DYSPEPSIA AND C0STIvENESS CURED
d. j. TENNIS CASE.--Ntic York Mentor, Jan
Il, lS6O.-N neither the Brandrcth Pill is ever con
vertible into blood, we will not now discuss. but
our chief object ut this time is 10 give statement
of gentlemen who says he has taken one of the
BrandTeth Pills, for a least sixteen months, daily,
or about 4SO days in succession, aud who saws
that at the end OF that time he considered himself
cured of Dyspepsia, attended by constant costve
state ST the bowels WEIGH has troubled him for a
long time.
This gentleman, Mr. Daniel J. Tenny, resides at
the Astor House, in this city, and has been in the
enjoyment of excellent health ever since he was
cured by this treatment. Ee is an intelligent man,
and there !, no doubt of the truth Of his statement
This proves, ut least, that as many as one Of the
Pills prepared by DR., Brandreth can be takon for
nearly 500 days in succession without harm, aud at
the end Of that time dysyeptic and costlve habit
of body may b, perfectly cured. This could not
be said of any of the cathartcs in use by those
who style themselves the ReyniW EctFty.
Sold by PECK 4 HAMILTON, aud BY all re-
spectacle dealers in medicines. Sid
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Ayers Sarsaparilla.

Is concentrated extract Of the choice root, so
combined with other substances OF still greater
Alternative power as to aaorl an cifectual antidote
for diseases Sarsaparila is reputed to cure. Such
remedy is sur'ly wanted by those who suffer
from Strum rus complaints, and that one which
will accomplish their cure must prove as this has,
Of immense service to this large class Of our af-
flictel feow-citizsns. How completely this com
pound will doit has been proysn by experiment
on many of the worst cases to be found in the fol-
lowing complaints
SeWfula Scrofulous SweIlings and Sores, SKIN
Diseases, PiIn9les, Pustues, Blotches, Eruphons,
st. Anthony's Fire, Rose, or Erysipclas, letter,
or Salt Rheum, Scild Head, Ringworm, &c.
SgpIais, or Ke'eril Disease, is expelled from the
system by the prolonged use Of this SARsAFA-
RnLA, and tho patient is left in comparative
health. .
hsmq Diseases are caused by Scmfula in the
blood, and are oflcn cured by this ExrRA AoF
or SARsAFARILLA.
Do not discard this invaluable medicine, because
you have been imposed upon by som thing pre-
tending to be sorsaparilla, while il was mot.
When you have u'cd AREAS, then, and not GIl
then, will you kuow tho virtues Of SarsAparila.
For minute particulars Of the diseases IL cures, we
refer you 10 Ayers Americas Almanac, which the
agent bsloY nlm,d viii furnish gratis 10 all who
call for il.
AYEFs CArHkRgc Pitt s, for the cure OF Cos
tivenSss, Jaundics, Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Dys-
entry, Foul Stomach, Headache, Piles, Rheuml-
tiSm, Heartburn arising from Dsorisred Stomach,
Pain, or Morbid Insetion Of the Bowels, Flatu-
leney, Loss of Appetite, Liver Complaint, Dropsy,
Worms, Gout, Neuralgia, ami for Dinner Pill.
They are sugar coated, 80 thai ths most sensi-
tive can take them pleasantly, and they are the
best APerieut in the world for all tho purposes of
a family physie.
Prepared by DR J. 9. AVEFs 4 Co., Lowell,
Mass, and sold by Peek aud Hamilt,n, Psuysburg.
Al NhobSale by g. West, rolsde- Il
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BooTu, TuH AssVsIN.--Knowing slightly
tho aSsassir and quito we'll tho father, we
incline to the opinion that his was not
the madness that grew out of the agony of
suffering. ont Of hate, out of the frenzy of
fanOticism. 1t was mimic aud counterfeit;
pOssion-the creature OF tho stage and its
mock heroisms. lie had no Nationality or
State pride violated, no home drsolated,
had lost no kin, had no dire alternatives of
exile or death before him, impelhng him to
despair Ills was the moon struck mania
of the stage, a painted passion, the tiusel
Of mock heroism, a sham, which, in the
crazed, weak brain that uut sed il, became
a reality. lie had, as Brutus, struck at
Caesar on the stage-as lIamlot, had plot.
ted against the Kmg-as the jealous Moor,
had done to death the gentle Desdemona--
as Macbeth, had dyed his hands inthe roy
al Duncans blood; and his nature was so
worked into the'e tragedies, that they ap.
pear to him the realities of Life; and his
fearful act became, in his contemplation, but
play.-ADaV Alias.
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I)rOWned.

lad about seven years of age, named George
Smith, fishing with hook and line, on Friday morn
ing last, while standing on some boards which
were wet and slippery, slipped OFF into the river,
just below the Pcrrysburg Mills and was drowned.
number of other boys were fishing only short
distance off, but they We're unable to render him
any assistance. On Sunday evening last some
fishermen short distance below town, caught the
body Of the unfortunate boy in a seine, aud it was
returned to the stricken parents.
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MEMOxIA IN ETERNA.


DlED--n Perrysburg Ohio, May 8, 1865, Miss
Cecilia Albert, teacher in the Grammar Depart
ment Of the Perrysburg Union School, in the 22d
year Of her age.
The subject of this notice was cut down In the
very morning of life, while the dews of youth
were yet fresh upon her, and removed from a po-
siton which she molly filled till within nine days
Of her death, Her character is seen in the beauty
of the flower, rather than in The maturity Of fruit
She was educated in the Union School of this
place. While pupil, she stood in the first rank,
always striving to excel in everything she under
took; and after she became teacher, she lost
none the ardor and perseverance which charac-
tcrized her early youth. She was indcfatigable
and thoroughly conscientious IN her labors. She
did "whatsoevcr her hand found to do, with all
her might" She began teaching in one of tue
lower Departments, and was rapidly promoted
until she reached the second highest position in
the school filling all places with equal ability,
and commanding the respect aud confidence of
both parents and pupils.
In contemplating such a character, we can but
regret that life so full of promise in the begin
ming, could not have been extended to a greater
length. But 1t was otherwise determined by Him
whose ways are ottcntimes mysterious 10 us. She
heard the voice of her Saviour saying, Rise up,
my fair one, and come away" and she obeycd the
call
She has gone, leaving large circle of friends
and associates 10 mourn her departure, and we
must reverently submit. Her remains lie in yon-
der Cemetery.
As the mournful procession of scholars wendell
its way thither the hnrs and Sohs tnd nu,irr n,
words ho~ much they loccd her. At the grave, the
scene was one never to be forgotten. May it's inl-
pressions prove as salutary as they were deep and
affecting.
There she's resting,
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JeweIry store.

TIE undersigned hssopsned a watehnaker's
l shop. opposite the Exchange Hotel, Y RVS.
burg, Ohio. where he is prepared 10 do all kindu
n work in bis line. HariDg had lapg experience
am assured tiat can furnish the public with as
good work "a can be DINE olAewhere
An work Warranted One Year.
J will par particular aikanti0O 10 all Watch
WORK entrusted b my care. Ihave all kinds of
materials and watch tools for sale, as low as times
will admit. r.. L. MAY.
PerTysburg, April 3, 1855. s9f
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A Sewing Machine.

Any person wishing to purchase one Of
Wheeler & Wilson's Sewing Machines, can
ave money by making inquiries at the
1URNAL Office, before purchasing.
The machine may be of any style desired
selected, new, at the agency of Messrsl
q & Comfy, l5l Summit street, Toledo
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D. A. AVERY

The BEsT IS TUE CHEAPEST, and for this
reason persons afflicted with Caiarrh or Cold
in the Head, should buy DR.. D, IL. Seelye's
Liquid Catarrh Remedy, Retail price Two
Dollars per bot tie. A bottle viii last one
month, used three times day This Med
icine contains no injurious drugs, Sure to
cure If directions are followed.
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DR.. TiBER, Dentist,

will be at Lambs Hotel, Bowling Green, on
Cu's-lay and Wednesday, Aug. l6 anil II.
At Austin Van ilaIc un's, Portage, Thursday
nj Friday. Aug. Is and 10.
At Drury's Hotel, Tontogany, Tuesday August
E3i. Owing to bis greatly increased home BUSH
pSs Dir. T. will not be able to visit the above pa-
Ecs again before October. s