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A Statue to stone,va1l Jackson.

Statue to StoneWRu JnckB0n.
Wo find In the Baltimore Gazette the following COM
unicaon from Colonel FaEHca In relation to statue
to bo erected to the great Confederate Genefsly IN
To M Executive Committee of tie Jaetion Statue Associa
, tion: - -
cast the Colossal Equestrian Statue of jackson Ia
ready tor the founder and Mr. Vock only waits for the
funds necessary to the work to its completion
regret to state thnt owing to circumstances cognzabe
TO oil of you no subscriptions have been received since
my last report you and that owing the terrible and
sudden collapse Of the Confederate Government the
small investment In Confederate bonds has been tesly
lost The terms Of your contract with hr Volck require
the advance Of ono in gold and the further
OF $4,000 when the woSk shall be completed. As you
are aware. Mr. Volck Is q young man OF moderate
work himself and 1t win be apparently unjust to him
to expect him to hold his work for indefinite period
Proposals have been made to him in Europe the pur
chase Of the statue which have been declined by Mt
statue from ts original design and purpose. He has
recently arrived from the Kingdom OF Bavaria for the
sole purpose of asceraining what arrangements If any
can be mado part to fulfil your contraot and he
appointed He La desiroua that renewed efforts may be
made by to raise the requisite funds, and will await
reasonable time to see the results OF these efforts
Widely separated from each other found that to
suit with each OF to tho to be adopted
would involve such delny might defeat wishes
and hence your organ have addressed appeal tc
the public asking the requisite nid and have also indi
Gated that the European admirers Of Jackson might
themselves Of this opportunity to testify their appreca
tion of the ilustrous hero trust that this viii mee
your approval and that you will lend your personal aid
each In his own State promptly to meet the demands o
the artist viii do ali In my power-i hopo you vii
do ukewise use the press as the only means of com
muncaton with you. and hope to receive early ant
fully g. BASSETT FRENCH,
Secretary and Treasurer jackson Statue Association.
RICHMOND Va. October 26, 1866. -.z-s+t.. .,.
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A History by. Con. r. e. Lee.
TFyon, tie Richmond Yhi1. Novtmber 4.

Tho New York correspondent of Northern news
paper states that General Robert z Loo. Of the Ate
Confederacy. has arranged with 9. B. Richardson, Of
this city for tho Of his "History Of the Re-
beIion. The book IA now in process of preparation
and will probably be completed in the course OF
raj months. The articles OF agreement between tho
parties said TO contain stipulation to the effect that
no alteration sha be made by the publisher after the
manuscript gets into his handsbu that 1t Is to be pub
shed written 1t is also needless TO say that such
work by such an author would be sought after with
aytdiy by nii American as well as European readers.
We nre inclined to think, however that the wrtor La
not strictly accurate In his statement We inform
cd some months ago. by gentleman who had means Of
information, that Gen. Leo had been visited by New
view OF inducing him to write history of the war; the
publication OF which, upon terms very liberal to Gen.
Lee would ba by Mr. r. If wero correctly
informed tho Gonora1 did not at least at that time
enter into any agreement tho subject But he com.
municatud to informant tho OF Obligation which
he felt to do Justice to tho groat army ho had
Cd by making historic record of is deeds Of valor
and its displays of fidelity and endurance. Ills per-
sonal reluctance at becoming the historian Of ents
fact that most Of his ofcinl papers had been lost
upon the evacuation of this city-but he recognized
OF controlling force debt OF gratitude to the ho
had comm dcd. and obgatirn to the truth Of his.
tory II may be- therefore. reasonably snpposed that
General Lee will avail himself of tho retirement and IA
vorng circumstances Afforded by his present position to
prepare history OF ha campaigns, and OF the achieve
menus tiio renowned Army of Northern Virginia.
The facts that his rocallectiuns and stateenta may
from the crcdcnco with which they will be received
What he Haya will be believed by friend and foo by
ropeans M well aa Americans by posety as we'll as
present generation I|' - - n
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The Now York Chron icle states that the number of
petroleum companies is 1100 with nominal capital Of
5000 0O0 OF which ID per cent 800 000 have
been paid This latter set Of figures is regarded
representing the real yalue OF the property
The production Of 1906 Is put down ut and half
million barrels. Of which something third is
exported from the country Reckoning every barrel
worth ten dollars, the whole would aggregate toen mill
lions. OF this amount after deducng 20 per cent for
working and other expenses there would DO Left twelve
millions Of dollars upon the capital paid in-ninety mill
lions. This net profit would yield 13H per cent; but
upon the nominal capital six hundred millions. only
per cont
It is computed that per cent. of the wells yield oil In
paying quantities Whether you strike oil not Ia very
much of lottery How long tho wells last s question,
giving them lease Of FOUR and others years.
though really there are not yet sufficient data to do
termlne the question.
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+ a5- CONSTITUTION CONSTITUTION
WATER the only known rcmedy for Diabetes. Stone in
no Bidder Calculus. Gravel, Brick Dust Deposit. and
Mucuous Milky Discharges Irritation Of the Bladder
Inflammation Of the Kidney Catarrh Of the Bladder.
The astonishing which has attended this in
valuable medicine renders 1t the most valuable
discovered No langunge can convey adequate idea
of the and almost miraculous change which
occasions the debated and shattered system In
fct stands unrivaed remedy for the permanent
cure of the maades aforementioned, and also DIaBE
TEs, IMPoTENCY, LOSS oF MUSCULAR ENERGY,
PHYSICAL PRosTRATIoN, INDIGESTION, GLEET,
every dseaae any way connected with the disorder
OF decay.
Persons If conscious Of any weakness, ahoud 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
vvied and built up. Well may this celebrated remedy
be called the MEDICAL WONDER. ,..
The stooping trembling victim Of depression and de-
bity becomes new man; he stands Greet, he moves
with 1rm step; his mind, which previously suni
In gloom OF an amost idiotio apathy becomes brish
and active and goes forth regenerated CONSCIOUS
new gor The medicine reaches the constitution itself
and restores 1t to It's normal condition. Itt,
i For these diseases 1t is truly sovereign remedy ans
too much cannot be sd In Its praise single dose ha
been known to relieve the most urgent symptoms Tr,
1t in these cases. and you viii give your praise to CON
sTrTUTIoN WATER, :t, s..
MALES Or FEMALES. ere you troubled with that dis
resslng pain In the small tho back and through You
hips? Constitution Wate." will relieve you Like magic
| For sale by all Druggists. Proe 81.
~ sd W. IL. GREGG CO., Proprtetors. :
| MORGAN & ALLEN, General Agents, No. 46 Chf
! street, New York, 6Tuo September 98
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aT ECIAL NoTIcE.-"GREAT; OAKS FROM
little grow" Tho worst diseases known to the
human race spring from causes small to almost
defy detection. The volumes OF scientific lore thnt I'LL
the tables and shelves Of tho medical fraternity emily go
to provo and elaborate these facts.
Then guard yourselves while you may. The smallest
pimpe the akin is teitale and indicator Of disease
It may fade and die away from tho surface Of the body
but will reach the vtas, perhaps, at last and death
be the result and final close. MAGGIEL'S BILIOUS.
DYsPEPTIC, and DIAPRHEA PILLS cure where all
others fn While for Burns Scalds, Chilbains, Cuts
and all abrasions Of the slin MAGGIFLs Salve Is In
hllible. Sold by j. MAGGIEL, No. - Fultonstreet,
New York. and all Druggists, at 25 cents per box.
September 25 Tyr
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as-sTATE OF SOUTH CAnoLINA.-

aS-STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.-
CHARLESTON DISTINCTLY GEORGE BUST, Esq.
Observation-Disclosures. LAURA S. SAILOR. Of Charles.
ton Widow, made suit to to grant her Letters
OF Administration Of .be Estate and Effects Of HEN
RY Il. SAiLoR, late of Charleston, Accountant ::
These arc therefore to cite and admonsh all and sing-
lar the kindred and creditors of tho said HENRY T..
BAYLOR deceased that they be and appear before me-
in the Court of Ordinary to be held Charleston ut No.
Rutlcdgc-strcet, on 22d day of November 1865 after
publication hereof at II o'clock in the forenoon, to
show cause, if any they have, why the said Admin
istration should not be granted.
Given under my hand, this 7th day Of November,
Ammo Domini 1865. GEORGE BUST,
November We Jutre of proi,ates
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sTITCH! ITCH! ITCHl SCRATCH |
sCRATCHl SCRATCH !-WHEAToN's OINTMENT
WILL CURE THE ITCH IN FoRTY.E1GHT HOURS.
Also cures SALT RHEUM. ULCERS. CHILBLAINs. and
all ERuPTIoNS OF THE SKIN. Price so cents. For
sale by oil Druggists BY sending co cents to WEEKS
& POTTER, Sole Agents. No. ITO Washington-street.
Boston, Mass twill be forwarded b. mail free post
Hgc to any part Of the United States. T.: . =; ~
5no
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=" HEADQ'RS MIL. DISTRICT OF CHARLESTON,
CHARLESTON. IS. c.. November Ii. 1866. I
GENERAL ORDERS, No. 49, 10
PAN /. IN ORDER THAT THE CROPS MAY BE
harvested and divided in accordance with authorized
contracts a permits for trade along rivera in this
District nre hereby reRcinded and trading upon them
rrnhihitad ..'; .'., : -
PAR H. Any parties carrying hiegitimate trafe
will render their vessel aad liable % con,eatior
and themselves to punishIdent
PAR. III Persons engaged In this trade will take i'm
mediate notice of this order
BY command of Breyet Major Gen. CHAs. DEvBss.
GEO. W. HOOKER,
November Is Assistant AdiUtant-Cienera
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the Forthcoming works Of for the approach.
ing holidays of the very best will DO the 'FeBtiyal
of song" by Frederick Saunders author OF 5aad for
tho Solitary" 60 II H to be illustrated In the ineat
manner with seventy Ave- original engravinga by tho
leading members of tho National Academy OF Design,
executed by Babhitt Hopper, with snperlatye finish.
Tho desgq OF the book 10 now compriaing tho most ad
nred and perfect passages Of great poots, from
Chnuoer to Longielow. interspersed With analytoal
notices. s,.ss# r.F ~.
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THs Boston city government passed. order lately
authorizing tho Coohtuste Water Board to bnld re-
sorvoir Of 60U gallons capacity on the Lawrence
meadow Brighton and Newton to cost $500 oVo and
to purchase land which to build tho same at OF
not than $S000o and authorizing tho Treasurer to
borrow tho above amounts.
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Colonel ]. W. DUNCAN has returned TO Atlanta from
recent trip to Warrington ind Now York, having
ceeded In tho latter city in negotiating aloau Of
for the Provisional Government OF Georgia. at
cant. interest.
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HEADQ'Rs DEPARTMENT OF so. CA, !
HILTON HEAD, 8, c., Nov. s, 1866.

[GESERAr. ORDERS, No. 69]
UNTIL SuOH TIMES AS UNITED STATES COURTS
shall be duly authorized and put In operation In the
State of South Carolina 1t ts the duty OF the Military
Authorities to afford full and ample protection to oh
and agents Of the United States In the discharge
their official duties.
All civil officers and magisratea are hereby notified
that they viii not be permitted TO tho
United States ofcers agents. to Issue any writ Of
injunction or other civil process calculated to impede
Claims made by citizens for property in tho custody
Of or claimed BY such officers ngents acting in be-
hnlt Of the United States may be adtndcaed by the
msnders In Of doubt the custody of the proper
ty claimed will be assumed by the Military Authorities
until Civil Courts established orders its dspo-
sal nre received from higher authority
By command of MajorGenerai Q. A. GILLMonE.
Ofhcinl W. l.. II. BURGER,
November 10 3 Assistant Adjutant- General.
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sIsrERLx AYPEcrIoN.-At "protraoted meeting
held not thousand nilea from Balston, Pa ancient
sister arose aud relieved herself as follows: az SOC
young ladies' here who seem to love gewgaws rbelows
ribbons and laces more than their Creator loved
them once and adorned my hat with French artificial
vera bright celored ribbons. and sky.blue trim.
and took tham OF and aape them 10 NV sister." )
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An ARRIVAL ON Japan at san Francisco brings dates
this arrival $40 packages Of silk worm esas r ship.
ment to sew York. and thence to Franco. They arc
valued at sac ooo They are shipped by this oirouitous
Route to avoid the tropics.
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DBArH or a VETERAN EprTon.-We learn. with regret,
that Il. w. Nowton, Esq who for nearly thirty years
published the Kanawha Rcpub can at Charleston Ka-
nawha county. Vrgnia-a place a few niles below the
Salt Works-recentiy died at an advanced age.
Mr Newton was man OF singular pandor, good will
and public spirit abe editor and eminentlY
full but obtruBiyo citizen,
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November 10

HB- BATCHELoR's HAIR DYE!-THE ORIGINAL
nd best In the world The only and perfect HAIR
DYE. Harmless, Reliable and instantaneous Produces
Immediately splendid Black natural Brown. with.
out injurng the hair skin. Remedies the i'll effects
bad dyes. Sold by all Druggists Tho genuine Is signed
WILLIAM d. DATCHELoR. Also,
REGENERATIEG EXTRACT OF MII4LEFLEURS,
e For restoring and Identifying the Hair.
i CHARLES BATCuELOR, New York
August II Tyr
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The Vote for Governor In North Coro1ina.
The following Ia believed TO be the official vote the
p,,r,f3n na1tya
sssss'
PARTIAL. nprunH Wa


We continue to give such returns hnyo reached
Warren County. complete Worth GAG. Holden 40;
Congress- Turner 500. Edwards 3. Russ 2; Superior
Court Clerk Cook 490; AnSeoesson Ordinance ratified
161, rejected 40; AntSlavery Ordinance ratified l93
jected SO; Commons Judkins 348. Jenkins $40. Turn
bull 306; Senate Pitchford 3G6, Thornton 109 County
Court Clerk, White 616.
Rowan County, Worth 67n Holden s4I; Congress
Ramsays majority Sloan and Walkup, 452 Shober
elected to the Senate Blnckmar and Holmes for Com
mons.
Duplin County Worth 482, Holden 16l.
Guilford County-Holden 636 Worth 1216; Congress,
Brown 4O1. Haines 1072. t--..l'' aNs
T Orange County. Worth $50. Holden 2s4; Congress.
Turner 1862 Russ 65 Arlington 49, Edwards q Senate.
Graham. 120S Commons. Phillips. 1o62. Wobb 6l4;
Guess 545. .i,.t. - -. -. .It
Cabarrus County, Holden 2o5 Worth 2sT; Congress,
Walkup 349 Ramsay 80, Sloan A. sr.si 10. :
Alamance County, Worth 619, Holden 451; Congress-,
Brown $40, Hanes 33l; Senate, Black $50, Rush 174
Commons. DR.. Moore $50. McAden &C., DR.. Watson $50
DIR. slcCauley 492. - .l."" .... ,m.-.
na9ie, Worth $780, Holden 80; Congress-, Rarnsey's
jerity 282. =, -. .-..i -" -I'..;. =
Richmond, Worth gets majority number not known.
In BladeD, SO Ear as heerd from, Worth is ahead.
Columbus, Holden about 80 majority. wE. =
Johnston, Holden 844 Worth 1888; Congress- Russ 6i2
Turner 1873; Senate Bnead BAG; Commons, Goodwin 36l
Goats &c., Bessley ST. @. H Snea 29 Thain 1913; Sher
f Cuum 725 Superior Court ClerB Ennis 600; County
Court Clerk Massey IT'S; AnSecession Ordinance rati
ned 496 reeoted 29 Anti tsinvery Ordinance ratified 400
! rejected 1.- Wilmington Herald. ". .t.
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There is lull In the pardon business Among those
whose warrants await the signature Of the President
nre Roger A. Pryor and Robert Ould. Among the latest
applications 10 that Of Major Gen. John N. Wlthers Of
Alabama
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81 CITY HALI,.-OFFICE CLERK OF COUN-
CIL-NovEMpER 9. 1sG5-Thc City Council wilI at Its
next Regular Meeting to be held TUESDAY 2Ist ins
proceed to elect Printer to do tho City Printing.
Offers for doing the will be received at this Ofco
up ia II o'clock NJ on the day above mentioned. BY
order of Council. W. H. SMITH
November 10 Clerk of Council
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HEADQUARTERS, DEPARTMENT OF s. c., !
HILTON HEAD, 8. c., Nov. Q, 1886.


MULES HORSES. %1aoNs, AND OTHER VEIL
Giles. that have been left wth loaned people
Of South Carolina for their temporary use. under the
IN w nS s aisa Of
by the agents of the Treasury Department, without
tnoty om these aeaaauartsrs ra or IT from higher MID
whether belonging to the United States by reasons Of
tho and Of
sons having 1t In possession, will be mado out by Dis
as precticabc and forwarded to the Chief
ter Of the Department ALI animals branded "U. g."
viii be taken account Of Animals branded ~ s. with
az G. or s" beneath will DO regarded az having been
aS W
fraud In the absence of known marks brands Of
not rsStfy belong to the partos having them in pos
must % be e Justify h9s being saSb. p6s
be taken account Of and the evidence reported.
The loan Of this property was not az some psrsons
he sn Is at
time TO be called In for the uae and benefit OF the United
The immediate attention of piatrct Commanders viii
be directed to the execution OF this order.
BY Sommsnd of ha,or-aenerS q A; ~ aIMSaE ,IiSnEp
November is 8 Assistant Adjutaut General.
HEADQUARTERS. FIRST sUB.DIsTRICT)
MILrrARY DIsrnIor OF CHARLESTON. !
CHARLESTON. g. c., November IS. 1865
t'tHeGaaa Session HG' OF THE CIRCUIT PROVOST COURT
CT shs an S be- hsd at c. COM
mencing practicable,
BY order OF W. T. BBsHETr.
BROW Brig Gen. Comdg Post aud lat Sub. District
GEO. y. BURGER,
Capt s4lh N. 2. V. Y. and A. A. A. G..
November IA
OFFICE OF LIGHTHOUSE IESPHCTOR,l
Sixth DIsrnIcr, CHARLESTON. 9. C., I
November i3th 1895.
ALL PERSONS CONNECTED WITH THE LIGHT
HOUSE establishment Of tho United States IN tho Sixth
District or having with the same. notified
that have this day boon relieved by Cap f. D. ELL
SON o. u. N, Lighthouse Inspector OF tho Sixth Dis
| trict. .. -...,...
(Bignod) ChAb o. BOUiELlE, ..
| Late Lighthouse Inspector Sixth District.
The attention Of Lighthouse Keepers aud all others
connected with the Sixth Lighthouse District Is called
the aboso notice. and oil reports win bo In future
to me- at my oGlco ut tho Custom House, In this oity
| tSignedl FRANCIS Is: EiLI50N, II
| Lighthouse Inspector Sixth Distrtct
Ca savannah papers pleaso copy
| November II
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THE RICHMOND Enquirer, Of the 9th, says that the
ship owners OF Philadelphia held meeting on Monday
evening" to concert measures to steam communi
cation with that port and the South Some Of thoso who
addressed the meeting stated thht It necessary to
resort to prompt action In orer to prevent Baltimore
and Now York from taking from Philadelphia all its
ahpping busness. Another announced that he hnd
been assured that he could steamship from Balt
more 10 Wilmington ut greater profit than ran from
Philadelphia committee thereupon appointed 10
solicit subscriptions to start lines Of steamers Charles
ton. Savannah and New Orleans.
II has been Philadelphia's misfortune never to have
carried very extensive trado with tho South, and
from recent comm erci reports we should imagine that
Baltimore and New York have already taken away from
1t all OF Its shipping business But Phtadelpha mer
chants sell those Of the other two oities
Pnladelphia shipowners compete with the others
In respect TO freight charges. the eld Ia fair one and
invites trial At present most Southern merchants
look upon Phadelphis o very beautiful city, but
owing to circumstance barely limited at in tho second
speech alluded to above have not deemed to their in
tereat to mako Il pnrohastnQ market.
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The receipta Of tho Fair at Phapelphia for tho bono
at OF the Soldiers and Sailors Home, has amounted 10
6eo.Qoo.
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: 30 STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
CHARLESTON DISTRICT.-By GEORGE BUST, ESQ.
ordnary.-whereas, MARY SwINToN WARD of
Charleston, spnster. made suit to me to grant her
Letters Of Administration of the Estate aud Effects of
SUSAN A. WARD, late Of Charleston, Spinstcr These
are therefore, to cite and amonsh all singular the
kindred and creditors of the said SUSAN A. WARD,
deceased, that they be and appear before me- in the
Court Of Ordinary, to be held Charleston at No
Rutcdgc street. the aod day of November 1866 after
publication hereof Mt II O'Clock forenoon To show
cause. if any they have why the said Administration
should not be granted.
Given under my hand, this seventh day of November
Ammo Domni 1865. GEORGE uIJST
HoVenioerS W. Judge of Probatcs.
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aD- OFFICE CLERK OF COUNCIL, NOyEM-
BEt 10, 1sG5.-ofors for doing the SCAvENGER.s
WORK of this city, agreeable to the City Ordinance
regulating tho same, will be received ut this Office M to
NoNDAY, goth inst, at IL o'clock NJ
Each proposal must specify the particular ward or
WARDS offered for and be accompanied with the names
OF the persons proposed Snreties to tho Contract
Bonu the amount of the bond to given is oue.half
the slim Of money to be received for doing tho work By
oroor ". Fl. SMITH,
No'emper IL Clerk of Council.
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PRICE FIVE CENTS.

as> NOTICE TO AUCTIONEERs. s.-oFFICE
Clerk of Council November H. 1865 Auct;onccrs WIN
have iod in this Office applications for lconscs ar,
hereby notified to come forward and execute their
bonds. W. II. SMITH,
November IL C1crl os r,o,..,
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BE- NOTICE TO PILOTs.-OFFICE CLERK
of Council. November II. 1S65Thosc Pilots who have
not renewed their bonds and taken new censea arr
hereby notified to call at this Office and do tho same
W. H. SMITH.
November lS Clerk Of Council