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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-04-17
Fifteen Years Ago

Fifteen Years Ago
HosTETTER5 STOMACH BTTTERs was struggling
into notice against the preudces which everything new
however excellent, is doomed TO encounter.
TO-DAY
it stands the ht ad of all the tonic and alternative prep
araions in existence. It's celebrity has evoked many
limitations but rirdLf Physicians pronounce 1t the
ONLY SAFE sTIMUANT that has been introduced into
the sick chamber. In the Hospitals of the Army and
Navy the surgeons find II the very best tonic for
vaescents and report it invaluable for sustaining the
yigor of troops en- the marcha r,medy for scurvy
and all scorbutic Affections aud as the only specific for
seasicknees California and Australia have empha,ical
Spanish America and all the tropical climates 1t
IA considered the only reliable antidots to epidemic
feyo;s.
There mystery about the causes OF It's success
It s the only stomachic and Alternative In which
bned the grand requisites Of mild pure and unvti-
aed vegetable stimulant, with the finest eelection OF
tonic antbillous anti-scorbutc, aperien and depura
tive Ecrbs plants roots and barks that have been
lntermi1ed in medicinal preparation.
The Bitters havo this distinctive quality which Is not
shared It is believed by ally tonic tincurc extract
in tho world they d. not excite the pulse though they
system. and strengthen aud sustain the Who'll physical
organization.
It IL also proper to state that the Bers are sold c1
clnsivcly In glass; and under any circumstances
by the gallon or tho barrel Impostors and mitators
them is to see that the Blttcrs they buy bear the
gravtd label aud noe of hand of Messrs. Hostcter
Smith, end the Government stamp over the cork of the
bottle. G April IA
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as- Tho Relntives,: Friends and Acqunint-
ances Of Mr.. and Mrs. A. DUNCAN Ir, and Of Mr. and
Mrs. A. LUSoAs, sr are respectfully invited to attend
the Funeral Service of Mrs MARY A. DUNCAN. Jr. at
St. Josephs Church, Anson. street. at Ten O'Clock This
Morning. without further invitation. nss1@ April IT
n5- The Relatives, Friends and Acquaint-
ances Of FLORA MARSHAL, and Of her sons TREDE1uox
FOSTER and HENRY BrDAI, are invited to attend her
Funeral. OF haltpast Three O'Clock This afternoon, from
Fner residence, No. l6 John street. IL April IT
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Late Markets.

NEW Yonx, April l4.-Cotton heavy, with sales o
1000 baleR at 97c to $50 Flour advanced SC; South
-ern firm. Wheat advanced 10 to &c. Corn unchanged
Beef steady. Pork firm. Lard quiet. Whiskey dull
Gold 26H.
PHILADELPHIA MARKET. April 13-Cotton firm at 39c
Flour is firm an good brands 25c higher super 25 to
ST. Western extra rs to 50 90 Pennsyvana extra 90
to So Good red Wheat 60 to 50 IS. Corn-yelow
Arm at TIC Oats firm at &C. whiskey unchanged.
NEW ORLEANS MARKET, April 12-Cotton Is active and
lc dearcr sales odey 6400 bales; receipts 1903 bales
low middings 81 to S6c Corn stiff at IS to S6c. Flour
'7s7t1 to 81 so for superiue Mess Pork s26. Bacou
Shoulders 1870; Sidea i5hc Sugar. fully fair l4i4c.
Molasses uinal Gold l26H. Sterling Exchange 1874.
New YORK checks H per cent discount Freights on
cotton to New York &c; to Liverpool 9-l6 to sd.
Sr LOUIS MARkEr. April l3.-Flour and Wheat un.
unchanged. Pork is steady-Mess S26. Bacon quiet
Oty Clear Sides 16S cts Sugar cured Hams &c to 81 Il
cts. Lard and Whiskey unchanged
CHICAGO April lt-P.our advanced 10 to 15c closing
active at 81 so to G. for spring extras Wheat dull at
81 25 for No aud &c to $40 for No Corn steady ut
46 to 47+c for No Oats quiet a 262i for No l. and
231 to24Ec for Noe. Highwines active ut 50 2l Pro-
visions firm; pork S25 35. Lard II &c Receipts
400 bbs -four 10000 bush wheat 2fsOOO bush corn,
1900 bush oats Shipmcut-65O0 bbls -four, - $40 b1sh
wheat 5000 bush corn. 80OO bush oats
CISc1NNATI, April 13-FLouR-Firm 13 and Wheat uIl-
changed and firm at full prices.
Corn AND OATs-Steacy.
RyE-Firm at 6Se for No. l. and 76c to 73c for choice
BARLlT-Unchanged Fall 81 to 81 10; Canadian
81 20 to 81 25
WaIsxEY-Dull; email sales at 50 20.
PRovIsIoSs-Mess Pork held at S25 IS to $a5 co. 800
barrels country sold for s25 bulk meats held oc lc
14Ic. Buyers offer 25c less.
LARD-He!d at l8c; buyers offer 1TAc
BAcoN-Dull an unchanged at 1Gc TO 18c.
BUrrEa-Dull and prices lower PRIZE sc choice 40c to
4Sc. Receipts large.
6EEos-Unchanged and steady
EeGs-Advanced to 19c.
GoLD-l25H.
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As OFFICE CHARLESTON AND SAVANNAH
RAILROAD COMPANY. MARoH Is, 1ssS.-At meet

4E OFFICE CHARLESTON AND SAVANNAH
RAILROAD COMPANY. MARCH Is, 1sss-At meet
ing Of the Board Of Directors, nosa
lowing resolution was adopted
Resosred 'That the President do Gauss the report d
the meeting of creditors to be published In tho neEE
pers, and that he BY public notice; request Al bond
creditors Of the Company to send 10 the 6ecrctazy
statement Of the Bonds they hold, n1mser date and
amount accompanied by an acknowledgment OF the1f'
concurrence In the recommendston. adopted at t1a
meeting Of the bordholders; and that they may be sble
to decide understandingy, the President do puhlish
Herewith full aud plain eIPosthon OF the oondnon
and prospects Of the Eoad and tho plan submitted "
their ohoice.'
In accordance with the above resolution the holders
Of unendorsed bonds hereby respectfully requested
to forward to the Secretary Of tho Charleston and Eav
nah Railroad Company, as early as practicable state
ment of the Bonds In their possession. With numbek
dnte. and amount, together with IN acknowledgment
Of their concurrence tn recommendation adopted d tAa
meeting Of Tho bondhoders. &.,,s ra.-'-, -, =
RL,sINeLETARY. PresidenA ;,
The sayannsh tacan pisaser - -
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THE BOOKS FOR SUBSCRIPTION

TO
The EdistO and Ashley Canal Company
ARE NOW OPEN AT THE OFFICE OF MEssRs JNO
s. RIGGS {; CO., corner Broad and East Bay
SHARES, ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS EACH, payable
In mon hly iustalments ofFIvE DOLLARS PER SHARE.
Apply to J. RAVENEL MACBETH,
\ Aprr l2 Secretary and Treasurer.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Later from Europe.
ADVANCE IN COTTON.

NEW Yoax, April Ie.-The steamship CITY Of Neu
York has arrived with dates to the 5th inst Cotton
had advanced I'd but the improvement had been partly
lost Sales in two (2 days. eighteen thousand S.OOO
bales
Consols unchanged. UuIted States 52o's TAX to
Tx.
Tho French troops are to be withdrawn from Mexico
Hon. A. HI. stephens Before the Recon-
strucsion Committee.
WASH n,eTos, April 16.-Among the testimony report
ed to-day from the Committee on Reconstruction WAS
that of ALEXANDER q. STEPHENS he said that he had
conyerssd freely with the prominent men OF Georgia.
and met with great many prominent and innuenuai
men at Mledge ve not connected with the Legislature
He gave it as his decided opinion. from
and correspondence that overwhelming majority Oh
the people of Georgia exceedingly anxious for hs res
of the Govn and for the State to take ne
iormcr position the Union to have Senators and he
resentaiyes admitted - Congress and enjoy tho rgnS
and discharge the obligations OF State under soe
Constitution of the United States as amended. he os
eyes the sentiment of the people Of Georgia in the e1-
ercise of the right of Secession was rssorted 70 from
desire to rend their liberties and institutions secure
snd the belief their part that this was aosouey ne
eassrv for that obec he further believes that their
,nion now is that the surest II not the only hope for
their liberties is the restoration Of the Government o'
the United States and Of the Government under It. be
believes the people sufficiently satisfied with the e1
pertinent never to resort to that mode OF re rsss
byforce whatever their abstract views on the subject
thew have come the conclusion that it is better to
.pe, to the forum OF aad justice, to the hall o.
Ieaisshon and the courts for the preservation Of the
principles OF Constitutional liberty, than the arena Of
the army The idea of Secession is totally abandoned
Congressional News.
WASHINGTON, April 16.-The business transacted in
Congress to-day presented nothing especially interes
ing.
Now York Market.
NEW YORK. April 1s.-Coton frrn. with saes OF seven
hundred bales at 81 to Ss cents per h. Gold 25zs
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@ NOTICE Is HEKRBY GIVEN THAT AR:
PLIoAT1oN will be made. three months from date, foe
renewal Of the following CERTIFICATES OF sTooE,
which have been lost:
No. 500 transfer). redeemsbo 1870 for Sfi120o; No.
413 ransfer. redeemable 1870 for 49, In State
Of South Carolina sx per Cent Stock issued under Act
VI 1888 for rebuilding City Of Charleston.
FebruErY II
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s5- s1mILlA s1mLrRus cURANTUR.
HUMPHREYS SPECIFIC,
FOB
PREVENTION AND CURE
ASIATIC CHOLERA-

As the season advances. and Dysentery Cholera Nor
bus, attended with Fevers, becoming common. o
PREVENTION for-the AsIAT1o CHOLERA is q necessi-
"a with every individual and every family. le-.s
In The last vsiaion OF Cholera In this country Dr.
HUMPHREYS SPECIFIC waa regarded, wherever the
pressure his time allowed It to be introduced as Ito
surest PREVENTIVE and most efectual CURE given to
the public
or those who use the PREVENTIVE faithfully. only
about five per cent We're attacked and OF treated
the mortality was less than four per cent.
One-na ounce Vais..
Pocket cases. three threequarter vials and book OF
directions. complete. Observation-Disclosures. soc
Family cases, three one-ounce vials and book.
complete. 7'VV
Gent bi mail free on receipt Of price,
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LATE NEWS.
Neutrality 10 be Observed.

WASHINGTON, April 1S.-In view Of the Fen'an de-
xnonstratons the frontiers Of Maine. the Navy De-
pament has sent 10 Eastpot In that State the steamer
Winooski the third GLASS ironclad miantonomah and
thepadalewheel steamer Ashuelot, which will oonsti-
ute part Of the deet 70 ee dspatonea oy tne seety
ton of American fishermen.
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MARRIED..

Wednesday. April 18th, at thebrides house. by tn,
Rev. Mr.. TRAPIBR KEITH. DR.. MIDDLETON MIOHEI
to Miss CECILIA SMITH, daughter Of Mr.. W. a. In
oLEsBr, all OF this city. -
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@ FOR ALDERMAN WARD No. s, WE BEG
TO nominate a. R.'TAFT. MANY vOTERs.ss.
Aprtl1l
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@MARRIAGE AND OELIBACY,
On Essay Of Warming aud Instruction for Young Men.
Also, Diseases and Abuses which prostrate the Vital
powers with means Of relief Sent free Of charge
in sealed letter envelopes. Address, Dr.. J. BKHLIN
HoUaHToN, Howard Association. Philadelphia. Pa.
April17 ..4-.s-.ze 3ro.
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From New Orleans.

NEW oarxANs April lS.-5eneral Sheridan orders
that Ill persons. barking from GeH Orleans
Cruz 1ampic0 Matamoras. Mexico must hare u.paae
from the Provost Marshal. The order causes much re-
mark and the papers say Is against rebel colonsts
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Internal Revenue Assessments.

WASHINGTON. April ls.-with the understanding that
Coress will not postpone the annual assessment OF in
comes Ncenses etc. the Commissioner OF Internal Rev
enue has aresdy commenced the distribution OF blanks
70 ssessors and from Monday next the public printer
Win furnish for that purpose hundred thousand per
day Assessors inatruoted to proceed with the as
eessmeut without further delay
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xT CHARLESTON, 8. c., APRIL Is, 1866
MEssas. ED1roRs: Please announce JAMES CosGRoyE.
for Alderman of Ward No. 8. MANY YOTERA
April IL SIT.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-04-17

HS HALLS VEGETABLE sICILIAN HAIR
REVIEWER RENEwS THE HAIR
HALLS VEGETABLE sICILAN HAIR Re-
NEWER
Restor 3 gray hair to the original color.
HALLS VEGETABLE SICILIAN HAIR Re-
NEWER
Prevents the hair from falling of.
HALLS VEGETABLE SICILIAN HAIR RE-
NEWER
Makes the hair soft and glossy.
HALLS VEGETABLE SICILIAN HAIR RE-
NEWER
Does not stain the skin.
HALLS VEGETABLE SICuIAN HAIR BE-
NEWER
Has proved itself the best preparation for the hair ever
presented to the public. Price 81.
For sale by all druggists. Wholesale by
KING & CASS1DEY,
March 13 tu1yra CnArieSVon-
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as- COURT OF ORDINARY, CHARLESTON

BE- COURT OF ORDINARY, CHARLESTON
DISTRICT. APRIL 14th. 1See.-1he JUDGE OF PRO-
BATES respectfully Informs the Inhabitants Of the
District of tho return OF The Records Of this Court TO
the city and restoration Of possession TO the officer Of
the Court On and after Tuesdoy, 17th instant tho
Court LII be held daily Sundays exoepted for transac
ton of business In the NoRTHEAsTERN ROOMS OF
THE FIRE-pRooF BUILDING. ON THE FIRST
FLOOR. for TIC convenience OF the citisens-tbe Conn
missiorers Of Public Buildings having sanctioned and
approved the change from the former locality for hold
ing said Court.
EXECUTORS. ADMINISTRATORS AND GUAR
1ANS are summoned and notified to comply with the
Laws for Dccedents Estates and render returns of In
ventores. Account Sales, Annual Accounts OF their
actngs and dongs as Trustees.
nonperformunce subjects the parties to the penalty
Of revocation Of their Trusts and imprisonment for de-
fault GEORGE BUST
April IA stu2 Judge OF Probates.
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Hon, Daniel s. Dickinson Dead.

NEw YORK, April 13.-Tbe death OF Daniel 8. Dokin-
son La announced to-day. Tee deceased was rmerly
Senator OF the United States ond OF
the State of Now York.
Mr. Dickinson died last night at the residence Of his
son IN law G. Courtney OF etrangulated hernia. He
1ns down town yesterday attending 10 business. and
died easily retaining his consciousness to the last
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-04-17

B ALDERMAN WARD No. S-WE NOMI-
NATE LEMUEL CRANE, Esq.. as q Candidate Tor AZ.
derman Ward Nos MANY VOTERS. Z
April14
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

HF COLLEGE OF CHARLESTON THE EX-
EROIsEs of this Institution resumed yesterday.
Candidates for admission who have not yet applied WIN
present themselves In the Presidents at O'Clock
This Morning. FRANCIS 8. HOLMES, 3
April IT Il Acting Secretary Faculty.
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HOMEOPATHIC SYPHILOIDS.
ANCHOR sYPdILOID, cures GonorrhoA Glest,
Old Urinary Complaints. 800
STAB sYPHILOID lease ofthrec bottles and book,
cures recent Syphilis, chancres Buboes. 500
Sent by mail on receipt Of price
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!. w COLLEGE LECTURES PROFESSOR
PoRCHER will lecture In theChapel Of the College o6
Charleston This Evening. April 1Th. at Eight oclocG
Subject 'Epic Poetry" -
Tickets ct the dsor and at Mr.. RUBsELL's. y =
April7 IL
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The Cholera Expected in New York-Boart
Of Health RePort-Snnitary Precautioni
ncndeH.

NEW Yonx April 13-A report submitted to the board
of health to-day by Dr. Stone, OF Its members,
presses the opinion that the cholera will doubtless witt
this city very and states that owing to want Of
time it will hardly be possible to have the streets and
purheus thoroughly cleaned before hot weather sets In
that at present there is but hulk in the harbor at
for quarantine capable Of accommodating rore than
three hundred persons ana that will visit its previous
hsunts here and In Brooklyn ind be developed and dis
semnatt In hlhy districts 10 conclusion tho report
recommends the Governor to issue address ting
forth the miuenoe Of danger from the dreaded visitor
and proclamation giving the board of health power
expenditures for care Of the sick power to close
and suppress all buildings dangerous 10 public health
and exercise sanitary control till July 5 then to IL
disease s apparent; but otherwise to remain in force
TIL September Is.
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Our dates by lat evenings mail to4he 1ath from
the North. L,to maritime and commercial news will
be found under their proper headings on third page.
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Tea Directly from China.

BosroN April lS-The bark Nsbob. from Foo Chow
arrived hore oday with full cargo Of China teas con
sstng Of 1880 packages This cargo Of teas Is the
ret direct importation from China for several years
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HosTETTERs STOMACH BITTERs was strugglin
into notice against the preudlces which everything
however, excellent, is doomed TO encounter.
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NOTICE. THREE MONTHS AFTER
date application will be made to the lmore Mutual In
surance Company for renewal Of Certificate No. 1885, for
l6 Shares In said Company-said Certificate having
been destroyed or lost by the FIRE in Columbia
March6 tu3mo CHAS. p sHIERS.
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New York Marke.

NEW YORK. April 1s.-cotton frm. with sales OF sew
hundred bales at 81 to ss cents per h. Gold 26zs.
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Hg NoTIOE.-PERsoNs HAVING DEMANDS
against the late Capt HENRY D. CALHOUN, are 70.
quested to present them without delay properly attest
ed to Mr.. JOHN q. HOLMES. at Pendleton. 8. O.,
whom have appointed my Agent
EDWARD B. CALHOUN.
PENDLEroN, April 0, 1866. thstu3 April IL
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m N QTIOEs3rO CONsIGNEES.- CON
sIGSEEs Of cargo per brig .'w1ooPEE." Lehman.
Massr,.from Liverpool, now; lying at yanderhorsss
Wharf AEe notaed to call ss the ohace Of tho Undsss
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Conversational News.

WARRINGTON, April 16-The business transacted IL
Congress to-day presented nothing especially ntere ct
ing.
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