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The world is challenged to produce compound Of
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The Portland daily press., 1866-05-01

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Persons wishing to avoid the publicity Of having their
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pear dusty OF dead but imparts new life and lustre.
Gives beautiful black or brown, as preferred. Price
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Dissolution of Copartnership.

THE firm of STEELE 81 HAYES is dissolved By
Il mutual consent; either OF the subscribers and
the firm OF HAYES s. DOUGLASS are authorized
to settle the business OF the late firm.
- EBEN STEELE,
THOMAS r. HAYES.
April IL, 1866.
The subscribers have formed copartnersllip I'M
der the name and style of HAYES s. DOUG
LASS, and will continue the CrOckery and
STEELE & HAYES.
THOMAS r. HAYES,
ROBERT DOUGLASS.
April IL, 1S66.-dtf
The Portland daily press., 1866-05-01

1t is not matter of surprise that Mont
gomery Moses, who is reported in the forego-
ing list as collector first district, South Caro-
lima cannot subscribe to the oath of Office,
for the committee is informed that he was a
Confederate tax collector. The following letter
relative to the case of Mr.. Moses, was recently
received by the committee as disclosing state
of facts calling for modification of the oath
of Office. The letter is in these words:
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The committee who have charge of
the completion of Cologne cathedral,
have applied to the King of Prussia
for permission to establish. lottery
to secure funds for the purpose. "A
lottery for nine years, it IS computed.
will furnish sufficientsums to complete
the great work, which has been un-
finished for centuries. During, the
past year the receipts have amounted
IL S234, 900, of which SITS, 900 were
the result of the lottery, and $50, 600
were the gift of the Government. The
lottery, if continued, is expected to
yield $3.50, 900 a year.
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Leading cotton manufacturers rep
resent to the Committee on Ways
and Means that the supply of cotton
suitable for American consumption is
so small that it Is probable we shall
be obliged to resort to importation of
the article before September next.
Brown Coal IN NEW JERSEY. The
Keyport Weekly iShn' states that a
great addition to the mineral resources
of New Jersey has been made by the
discovery of extensive beds of brown
coal in the Counties Of Middiesex and
Monmouth.
The Memphis Post says that at a
recent meeting in Helena, Ark.
Judge T. b. Hanly. declared himself
IN favor of negro suffrage Judge
Hanly was a member Of the Confede-
rate Congress.
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TO TAXPAYERS.
The Last and Final Notice

MY BOOKS are now open for receiving
lxI TAXES. All who have made their
returns can now pay up; and those who
have neglected to make their returns, will
save the Collector the unpleasant duty of
double-taxing them and placing executions
in the hands Of the Sheriff, by coming up
promptly and making their returns and
pay up, as all good citizens have and arc
doing.
A word to the Freedmen: You have. I
fear, been told you were not to be taxed.
Take my advice, as an old man, and obey
the laws of the State that gives you sup
port and protection. We all belong to the
State, and are bound to obey her laws.
Pay your taxes like men, without grum-
bling. THOS. H. WADE,
May % T. C. r. d.. S. C.
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STOLEN.
90. SASAGEN,
FROM the subscriher

Z, FROM the subscriber, ON the
>night OF the 31st ult., in the lower
.A<2-part Of Orangeburg District, u
dark cLesnut so-rel HORSE, medium
height, between seven and eight years old;
no marks recollected. he generally PAGES
while under the saddle, but in harness is
inclined to gallop. if pushed. The horse
an army felt saddle cloth and a common
bride. A liberal reward will be paid for
his return to me, or for any information
SO that can get him. An additions! re-
ward will be paid for the thief.
C. II. HART,
Holly Hill p. o., Charleston District.
June 3 81
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BATCHELOR's HAIR DYE.-

BATCAELOR'S HAIR DYE
The Original and Best in the World
The only trse and perfect HAIR DYE.
Harmless, Reliable and instantaneous.
Produces Immediately asplcudid Black or
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dyes. Sold by all Druggists. Thegenuine
il signed William A. Bachelor. Also, RE-
GENERATING EXTRACT OF MILE
FIEURS, for Restoring and Beautifying
the Hair. CHARLES BATCHELOR.
Oct as 1y New York.
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Rooms to Let.

THREE very commodious ROOMS, with
Il access to water and garden, in cot
tage, on the corner of Senate and Marion
streets, to let. Also, two ROOMS in out
houses on same premises, with the same
privileges.
Apply to ]. SULZBACHER Il CO., on
Assembly street, between Plain and Wash
ington streets, for further information.
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Blacksmith and Wheelwright Shop

~ WCICIN NESSN
@Aaso HEARN, Assem- saA
XAbly street, West of AMN
N1A-thc State House EsNEzsAksse9sz&z &zaAiz
are prepared to execute all business in
their line with unusual care and skill. With
many years experience in their business,
they can confidently assure the commu-
nifty that HORSE and MUI.E-SHOEING
will be done in the best manner In the
repairing of Carriages, Bnggics and Wa
sons, the best workmen have been en-
gagged, and the work will be done in the
most approved and workmanlikc manner
on reasonable terms.
McGUlNNESS g. HEARN.
y. h. The senior partner has had seve-
raj years experience on Long Island, n.
y, among the best horses and horsemen,
and the treatment of the various diseases
of horses, which he will gratuitously give
to his patrons and friends. May 8 1mo
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

PY virtue Of writ of .tle,'t faciaS to me
ID directed, will sell, before the Court
House in Columbia, within the legal hours,
on the FIRST MONDAY and TUESDAY in
June next,
The following PROPERTY, viz:
Four pits OF Crude Turpentine, of the
following Dimensions, viz:
One pit 4Ox15 feet, feet deep.
Two pits, each 30x15 feet, & feet deep.
One pit, 1Ox15 feet, feet dep.
On the plantation formerly known as
Hocott 4 Rawlinson, on the South Carolina
Railroad, six miles from Columbia. Le-
We'd on as the property OF Daniel d. Ho-
colt, at the suit of the Bank Of Camden,
s. c., vs. Daniel d. Hocott.
Terms cash: J. f. DENT, s. r. D.
May IS, 1866. Nav III
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Conditions for Publishing
THE 10ST CAUSE.
a New
Southern History Of the War Of the ronltdtralts

BY K. 4. POLLARD, or IA.
TUNHE work will be comprised in one large
Il Royal Octave Volume, of nearly eight
hundred pages, inclntlng twenty -fonr
Steel Portraits of prominent Confederate
Leaders, and will contain "a full and authrn-
tic account of the rise and progress of the
late Southern Confcderacy, the Campaigns
Battles, Incidents and Adventures of the
most gigantic struggle of the worlds histo-
ry. 1t will be neatly printed on good
paper, from new type, and furnished to
subscribers
In substantial Cloth Binding, Nmita-
ton Morocco o)............. $500
In Plain Leather, Library style,
(Sheep,) .............. C. 90
LII Extra Half Calf Binding 500
PAYABLE ON pEiIvEgy
SOLD ON1- BY SUBSCRIPTION. Those
ordering the work Will not be bliscL to
take it unless it corresponds with the de-
scription in every particular
B5-The work will be delivered in few
weeks, or as soon as ready.
ROBERT WILSON, Agent,
2l2 King Street, Charleston, y. c..
Post Office Box 500.
Robert Wilson, of Charleston, is the
General Agent for this work for North and
South Carolina. Good and responsible
Agents are wanted to engage in its sale
For terms and territory, address the Gen
eral Agent. Post Oifice Box 500. Charles
ton. ROBERT WILSON,
Mayl7 20
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NOTICE.

HtHE subscriber would respectfully in
\ FORM the citizens OF this city and vi
clnity that he will continue the general
HARDWARE BUSINESS in his own name
and on his own account, and hopes 10
merit and receive full share of public pa
tronage JOHN O. DIAL.
Nav /
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coLGATE,s HONEY soar.

NOA$0N NJ r1VN1k SSSAHs
This celebrated Toilet Soap, in such
universal demand, is made from the
Saasicest materials, is mild and enaol-
Hent i'll it's nature. fragrantly scented,
aud extremely beneficial in it's action
upon the skin. For sale by an Druggists
and Fancy Goods Dealers. :
March % Iv
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NOTICE.

NJ @rlCE is hereby given that the CO.
IN partnership lately subsisting between
JOHN {. DIAL and FRANCIS NJ. POPE,
under the firm Of DIAL Il POPE, was this
day dissolved by mutual consent JOHN
L. DIAL is authorized to settle all debts
due to and by the late firm.
JOHN G. DIAL,
May / 1866. &. NJ. POPE
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Cutlery! Cutlery!!

.it he Stgn Of tie Golden Pad Lock.
A FULL assortment of Table and Pocket
n CUTLERY, SCISSORS, &C., in store
and for sale low by JOHN c. DIAL.
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nARfsIAGE AMI cELIBAcT; An
Essay of warning and Instruction for
Young Men. Also, Diseases end Abuses
which .prostrate the vital powers, with sure
means OF relief. Sent free Of charge in
sealed letter envelopes, Address DR.. ].
sK1LLTN HoUGHToN, Howard Associa-
6on, Philadelphia, Pa. April 10 smo
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PRIVATE BOARDING.

MI RS. D. c. SPECk would respectfully
1Hl inform her former patrons, and the
public generally, that, having leased the
new and handsome house over Messrs
Kenneth x Gibson's and Mr.. Browns
stores, she will OPEN HER HOUSE, for
the reception Of DAY BOARDERS, on the
lst instant Nav 80
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GREAT SOUTHERN and WESTERN
LIFE AND ACCIDENT INSURANCE COMPANY,
NO. 2t cARoNDoLET STREET, NEW ORLEANS.
GEN JAMES LONGSTREET PRESIDENT
G. WILLIAMS SECRETARY
$25 WILL INSURE YOU ONE YEAR FOR Sc, 900 !!
50 Cents will Purchase TWO % Day TICKET sS 600
ESQ TEN
500 will Insure you MONTH for SIS 600
WEEKLY COMPENSATION IN CASE OF TOTAL DISABILITY


the first and the Kind
1t accidents whi
lint
hreside
General accident Policies issued by
accident
or the policy
Under
only, o for both
to otherisk
limo Hanahan Warey5 Washin
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COHEN, HANCKEL & CO.,
Factors and Commission Merchants.

No. 46 East Bay, Charleston, S. C..
NTILL sell COTTON, RICE, TOBACCO.
w Naval Stores ani! al descriptions OF
Produce or Merchandise. Will ship to
Northern and Foreign Ports. &c Will
make liberal advances on consi yuments for
sale or shipment Nav Is
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~ - : 1o1uMRA- GrEUEsDAY MORNING JuNE~5 1866
: SPECIAL. NOTICES.

PIE Committee appointed by tho ci.i-
zens of Columbia to collect testimony con-
cerning the bsrning Of thercity in Feb
rnary. 1855, request all. persons, more
Particularly those At a distance, who hare
knowledge Of facts relsting thereto. to
send af6davits, ss soon as possible, to the
undersigned. JAMES P. CARROLL.
May 20 Chairman.
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GIBBES & HUGGINS,
EKCHAMGE BROKERS
~ AND
Insurance Agents.

DISKS against Fire taken in the follow
~ ing Companies, at fair rates, and no
charge tor polices:
NORTH AMERICAN COMPANY,
Hartford, Conn
NATIONAL COMPANY,
New Orleans
CONTINENTAL COMPANY,
New York
BALTIC COMPANY,
New York.
VIRGINIA STATE COMPANY,
Richmond.
METROPOLITAN COMPANY,
New York
SUN MUTUAL COMPANY,
New York
EXCHANGE on New York and Charles
ton bought and sold; dealers in Stocks,
Bonds, &c. The highest price paid for
Gold, Silver and Bank Notes
JAMESG. GIBBES, GEO. HUGGINS,
Office Plain street, Columbia, s. G.
MAY IS 3mo
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TO RENT.
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE,
G::A A HOUSE and LOT in WSyerly-
ELL being one Of the pleasantest situations
around Columbia. The house is nearly
new: The lot contains ~ acres For par
ticulars, apply to
BACHNAN & WATIES,
June 3 t3 Attorneys, Law Fange
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-10-30

conviction Of Robert Bioss Lynch by
the Canadian authorities, and deelar
iHR that the President should
promptly and fesolutely intervene, aud
insist that Lynch and all other Ameri-
can citizens held on the same charge,
shall be- delivered np 10 our National
authorities. Senator Bradley spoke
on behalf Of the Committee, clearly
bat briefly, stating the object Of the
Commission,
The President informed thea. that
he had received copy ef the Tam
many Hall proceedings through Mayor
Hoffman Of New York, and said the
Committee would perceive from the
correspondence with our Consul at
Toronto aud the British Minister,
published in Mondays papers. be had
Anticipated the object Of the resolu.
tons lle expressed his profound
sympathy for tho condemned prison
ers and would accordingly do oil thai
lay Ia bis power for their welfare and
relief.
WAanIsdros, Dot. 20,-Mias Fan.
ME Seward, the only daughter and
youngest child Of tho Secretary Of
State, died early this morning from
bilious fever, Her remaina will be
conveyed to Auburn, N. T., for ia.
tefment,
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toned by the authorities at Washing
ington, A fumor Is current that
the commander Of tho Department
has been summoned 10 this city, but
/ cannot trace ii 10 a positive source.
Ofteg0 has not seen the commander
here,
The Herafd's Toronto special says
tho military authorities baye orders
10 increase tlie guard at tbs Jail where
the Feninns age confined The
threats made by the Fenians Of New
York will compel the Crown authori-
ties to deal towards the prisoners
more severely than they otherwise
would, The prisoners confined here
are all without change Of clothing
The American Consul has supplied
few Of them with new under clothing
Efforts are 10 be made 20 the Right
Reverend Bishop Lynch to have
them geprieyed A cabinet meeting
has baen called al Ottowa 10 consider
what policy the government should
take In regard 10 carrying Into effect
the execution Of the Fenian prisoners
sentenced to be hanged, The meeting
Of Parliament has been postponed by
the Governor General until December
llth. Ii Is rumored that the govern
ment intends 10 order out the militia
DO patrol the frontier until after the
execution. aAaIe4 FHa
Ngw YoRK, Oct. 20.-The Demo
cratic and National Union State Gem
trail Committees have passed the fol-
lowing preamble and resolutions;
WHEREAS, Two citizens Of the
United States, one Of them, Rev. j,
Mcmahon, Catholic priest, engaged
10 the discharge Of his duty as eler-
gyinan, aud the other. Robert Il
Lynch, understood 10 be u reporter
for the public press, have been tried
convicted and sentenced 10 death in
Canada for alleged fenian movements
Reaotped, That the President Of the
United States DO requested speedily
30 intervene for the safety and proteo.
ton Of these persons, and To represent
ia the most earnest manner that such
an unnecessary rigor as sentence oi
death In calculated 10 injuIe the com
mon cause and justice Of humanity
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CHICAGO.
Buffers Reception at Detr0lt---Fe-
nlan Mass Meetlng---Return OF
Pacific Railroad Excursion Party.

CHICAGO, Oct. 2s.-General Butler
met with fine reception in Detroit
last evening. An immense crowd Of
people gathered at the depot, notwith-
standing tho rain-storm, to greet the
arrival of the distinguished orator,
He spoke for an hour aud half 10 a
crowd in the depot, being repeatedly
and londly applauded, and was then
escorted 10 the Russell House, where
a public ball took place. On his way
from this city 10 Detroit, General
Butler made brief speeches at the
principal towns on the line of the
Michigan Central Railroad, receiving
at each place fatterinR ovation. -
A Fenian mass meeting has been
called In this city next Tuesday night,
TO protest against the action Of the
Canadian authorities IN the treatment
Of the Fcnian prisoners ou trial
The Pacific Railroad excursion
party arrived here NJ l. o'clock to-
night, from tho far West, by special
train over the Northwestern Railroad ),
and arc now quartered NJ the fremont
House. They will remain in this city
two or three days. 33tsGA sR8
The weather is growing cold and
ice forming in sheets.
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LOUISVILLE.
Decision or the Court or Appeals In
reference 10 GEN. Palmer.

LoUmvILLE. Oct. 20.-The C6urier
publishes the decision Of the Court Of
Appeals In reference TO Gen Palmer,
who was indicted in the Superior
Court for aiding the escape OF slaves
Palmer was discharged by tho Lower
Court, aud, on appeal, the Court Of
Appeals romanded the case 10 tho
Lower Court for the trial Of Palmer
under the original indictment. This
gave rise TO the report that the Court
Of Appeals had decided that General
Palmer was guilty of felony, &c.
The health Of Mr. Prentice IL inn
proving
In the three year old stakes, to-day,
Alexandere gray colt, by Pilot jr.,
diataneed his competitors ever very
slow track. Time, 2;5l.
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NEW ORLEANS.
Sheridan Ordered to Washington
The Cotton Market, &c.

New ORLEANS, October 29-Goy-
ornor Humphreys, of Mississippi, IN
view OF the porilous condition Of jeff
Davis health recommends the Legis-
lNture to,appoint one or more commits
sionors to proceed TO Washington and
confer with the President with view
10 the release Of Davis on parole or
bail.
Lieutenant General ID. Joaguin del
Maizano succeeds General Hersundi
as Captain General Of Cuba
1t is reliably stated that General
Sheridan has been ordered to report
at Washington Ii is understood
that the order originates from the
present condition of our Mexican re-
lations.
Cotton Is unchanged aud frmer
the sales were $500 bales. Freights
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Relations between Prussia
and Austria.
ANOTHER BATTLE IN GAMBIA.
The Turkish Army RepuISeG
LATEST MARKET REPORTS.

LIVERPOOL, Dot, 2s,-The steam
ship a Hippo, from New York Oet, II,
arrived a. Queenstown to-day, aud
proceeded 10 Liverpool,
LoNpoN, Dot, 2s-Advieaa from
Japan are conflicting The latest re-
port IL that the Iyooon's army has
suffered n heavy defeat at tho hands
Of tho insurgents, and that tho Ty-
coon hHa Ia consequence abdieated.
II IL said that the British Govern
ment Ii about 10 ask Parliament for
an Increase Of million pounds steF-
ling Ia the amount valid for tho army,
aud large additional amount 10 that
appropriated ~ former years for the
navy,
QUEENSTOWN, Saturday, Oct. 27.--
The steamship Persia from New York
on the 18th inst, has arrived,
LONboN, Dot. N.-tt Ia said that
the relations between Austria aud
Prussia are aaeuminga menaeing char
hotef,
The London Times says that the
PrusAian Government ie intriguing
for the further diantegration of Aus.
tfia,
PARIS, Oct. 27.--The project sub
mitted by France and England to the
Spanish Government, for the aettles
ment Of the Chil,an dilheulty, has
been approved by the Queen aud her
ministers,
FLonENoE, Dot. 27.-An arrival
from Gambia states that another great
battle took pl ace % tho 18th inst,
The urndka report that the. Turk ifh
army was ropnlhed
LIyEnpoOL, Oct. 27-1be cotton
market ia steady to-day, with sales of
5000 bales Of middling npRnda al l3d
BneAbaTufta. lilo waa thor Il un-
favorable aud the market is iirmer for
all descriptions,
CoUN-llaa advanced
LONDON, Oct 21eTGonsols s9A for
money The quotations for Amori-
can seeurteH, were ae iollowei
United States 5.20a tiSl Erie, B0A
FARTHER PolNf, October 90
Tho steamship Morayian, from Liver.
pool the 18th, aud Londonderry the
10Th instant, arrived off this point
this nioruing, on route 10 Quebec,
Mr. Bright has been entertained at
breakfast al GlnhEow by tho promoter
of the reform demonstration lie
made speech in whloh he briefly ro
ierrcd 10 hia approaching visit 10 lre-
land Ile said the moro fully the
people were admitted 10 n share OF
parl lamohtary power the. moro COM
pletely would Justice he done Ireland
The Russian Count Beria, II il
stated, has boon relieved Of the fueo.
tiona an Governor OF Poland, aud
been succeeded by General Count
Uridin. Hn
Turkish and Canadian advioen, from
Athens, state that the Turks have
evacuated Candiano, aud that The
Greeks pursued them, killing i2(
and wounding 1870, The Greeks losl
was small,
Mustapha Pasha was organizing nj
expedition against the insurgents OF
n large scale,
Two thousand casks Of powder hat
arrived IN Gambia from Syria.
The Mouitelr in ,Soir states that th'
po.ition Of affairs are favorable TO
speedy paoiieaton Of Gambia,
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CINCINNATI.

CfsmAsATI, October ga boy,
fourteen years old. was shot dead on
Third street yesterday by comrade
Of the same age for knocking his hat
off. yH Ha
CIaeiHsAfI, Oct, 20-Noon The
river has fallen II inches since Eatur-
day. There IL s feet and . inches Of
water 10 the channel. The weather
continues wet; IL has been raining
since last evening.
PIrTsBURa, Oct, 29-Noon. River
unchanged Heavy and steady rains
all day,
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w WASHINGTON.

WAsuINaroN, Oct. 20--Genoral
Murphy, Supervisor w Roach. Judge
Hogan, Judge Stanley and Senator
Bradley, the Committee recently ap.
pointed by the Tammany Hall Con.
oral Committee, arrived here thia
morning, and between II and II
o'clock called upon tho President of
the United States in conformity with
the duty Cor which they we're desig.
mated, and presented TO him a copy Of
tho proceedings of the General Com.
mittoe in relation TO the summary