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OHDRE DU JOUR. a8
Bill de- ii chamhre No. I6, intitule:
Acte pour suspendre l'assessement II Ia collec.
ton dc certaines taxes Etat est discute, sur mo.
ton az H. Elan, ct l'appel nominal sur son aaop.
ton Giant demande par MN. Bailey ct Beisel
dome 10 resultat suivant:
Oui--MM. Anderson 81, Anderson T., Austin
Alveraon, Addison, Barry Blackman, Bonnabel
Brown, Boyce, Buie, Bruton. Collins, Couyillon
Davenport, Drake Deblanc, Delamore, Deporter
DeLabarre. Decker, Drew, Ditto, Durable. Dugas
Duael Eaatin, Elan, Eldridge, Ewing, Edwards
Fagot, Fenner, Fishburn, Fulda, Gates, Gaisssr
4 Graen, Halsey, Harrison, Head, Hatch, Hays, Hig
gins, Holt, Hudspeth, Jonas, Kent, Kelly, Kidd
Kile, Lahranohe, Lagroue, Laurent, Lemarie, lie
! Blanc5 Lewis, Lipscomb, Martin, Meredith, Nc
Emery, Mcdonnell. Mcdonald McCloskey, More
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homme, Regsnberg, Richards, Rogers, Sambola
Hnider, Smith, Stille, Scott, Solomon, Tate, The
| Hot, Tucker, VOORHEES,, Wilmington, Waggaman
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Peterson, y Phillips, a. Phillips Richards, Scan
Ian, eimohds ct Thieneman- l6 non.
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4 NM. Couvillon ct Still6 demandent pappel nomi-
nalsur la motion de deposer sur IL bureau, lequei
dome le resultat suivant 8
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ing. Fagot, Fenner, Fshburn, Fulda, Gates, Gals
ser, Green, Halsey, Head, Hatch, Hays, Hender-
son, Holt, Hudspeth, Jonas, Kelly, Kidd, Kile,
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comb, Martin, Meredith, McKelvey, Mcconnell, Nc
Donald, McCloskey, Moreland, Montgomery Muir
ray, Mutt, Ormond, Peterson, James Phillips Al.
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tandis que SO discutais Ia motion pour Ia mise au
net de laste, l'efet de lui faire suhir So tros-
ieme lecture, NJ. Fenner fait Ia motion d'ajour-
ner.
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permattre NJ. Ditto de hernandez un congo pour
N. Buie pour II balance de Ia session, 60 requate
hui est accordee.
MESSAGES Du sEsAT.
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de- N. O. arroyo, son secr6taire adjoint demandani
y concours de Ia ehambre aux actes suivants
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A CARD.

Attic final mceting OF the Lady Managers and oo,,-
ml''ee OF Arrangements for the Ladies' Fair of st.
adopted o
Resotuedi That our ainoere thanks arc dno N a., -,
tors and p5oprietors Of tho Charleston Courr The
Chareston DAILY NRws and the Daily Soufb no
for their generous kindness in permitting ms IT, M
the columns Of their respective papers and tbn al ~
pose. " 'nai"aoie pur-
eolved That we are truly grateful the ofcers and
emoers OF the Hioernian Society for their liberal
youth of this city. "S-'o" VI 'ne
Resolved. That our Acknowledgements arc due to tba
military authorities for the excellent mnsic fi 10 .ne
on the OCCASION e iutnihheo
Resofued That are deeply indebted to thoss Of onr
the school. 'utnen' Oh
Resolved, That these resolutions be p,b,,.bod l., ,
OF the daily newspapers OF this city - e'e"
u,r,1 T. BERNARD KING,
~' - Secretary.
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a5- GIFT ENTERP RISES | ITO ANY ONE
acquainted with the enormous profits made from tho
sale OF WATCHES. JEWfLRY AND FANCY GOODS
generally II cannot be denied that Gift Enterprises
be honorably conducted giving to buyers the full worth
fair proat nrm long In trade and most respectfully
connected have resolved to offer their entire stock fo
Quoting the concern (which Is duly lcensed according
10 Aw on the most fair and liberal basis that every
one psronizing cannot fail to obtain fully the worth OF
the money invested while cae certain number win
have hundredfold return. That they may not be
cnsei OF they propose sending sample worth
S3 with circular free any who may wish to test
the legitimacy Of the concern Thus you It costs
you nothing to make the trial. while 1t may bring You
handsome present; try I'll Send your addresB to Box
$685. Postoface, New York city. C Mayli
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Hebrew CONVENTION. learn from the Je,o-
ash Messenger that the annual session Of the Board
OF Delegates will commence on Sunday, May 20,
at the City Of New York. The executive commit
tco have Issued circular notifying the congrega-
toas Of the time and place, and On unusually full
representation is anticipated. The questions to
DO considered at the coming sesnion will be Of i'm
porsanoe to Israel It is Of the first consequence
that there be fair representation OF the talent
end influence OF the Jews in the United States.
Among gentleman already chosen there are seve-
raj in addition to those attending former sessions,
whose presence will add to the interest and inn.
Iportanoe Of the deliberations. f1tr
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euro for Cholera.
THE CHARGE TREASON AND CONSPIRACY,

4iessrs. EdRors:-I send to you below the re.
cipe OF the Liverpool Dock Committee OF 1849, for
the cure of cholera. 1t was shown that 1877 men
OF the north works, and 99 men at the dock yards
who had been attacked by diarrhoea or cholera,
had taken tho medicine prescribed, and the whole
OF them! had recovered. Ten men at the north
works and thirteen at the dock yards, similarly
attacked, but who had not taken the medicine,
had died. In not single case had the prescrip-
tion failed. ~
Recipe for DiarrhGa and Cholera-Three
draohms of spirits OF oamphor; three drachms OF
laudanum; three draohms Of oil OF turpentine
thirty drops Of oil Of peppermint.
Mix and take teaspoonfull In glass Of weak
brandy and water for diarrhna, and tablespoon.
| ful In weak brandy and water for cholera.
Lose no time in sending for medical attendance,
when attacked, and inform the doctor Of VIII at has
been taken. r,r
Medical mon assert, and experience shows, that
this is an excellent remedy, and well worth being
kept on hand in every family.
'5gli. W. W. HUBBELL.
PHILADELPHIA. April %, 1865.
[Scientifo american.
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Late HIarketa.


NEW YonK, NAV 16.-Flour has declined 10 70 2r
Extra, si6 76 Wheat has declined 10 cents &c Corn
mess. ssoN to ssl Lard steady. at is to 224 cent.
Cotton Arm; saios 400 bales at 81 to s5 cents Gold
MAY l8.-Flour has declined 10 10 Is cents Southern
So SaoS 70 Sls Wheat has declining tendency.
heavy Mess $50 20 to $50 rs per bbI Lard Steady ~
~ TO a2Mc. Sugar steady. Naval stores have de.
enning tendency Cotton 10 firm, with advance Of
s0. 'ents ses OF ioou oaes o. ~ to 3e cents. Gold
~ IBAITIMonn: May ls.wheat steady. Corn dull
Thie ss e ss Selo. sS Oats rm Flour quiet
GNoIsEAT.. May h-Flour duh and prloea still nomi.
iox Soiaers a ask s1S
Tor No new red. and S2 IS for No do and 50 to 10
for spring Corn unchanged and steady, $50 for No
Wh.iey dull 81 si provi.ions-Msss pork oSsEi SeS e;
S bu. without ssiss Lard duh but unchanged, hold.
Groceries steady. doid $50. -, =, 80 - ''' ''
Corn 60 70 os Aoy m e 99a Wpas,
to-day Flour and B,con nsnopoze the atteSton Of
quiet Produce continues TO receive fair degree Of A.
tention Quotations are unchanged.
irregular 81 IS to 81 rs for No l. closing at the in
side 81 II to 81 S for No a. active and advanced
to oa hr% at sso
1900 GSI. Snr basSss Sheas Sasseis
$1,000 bushels vheat 900 bushels $4,000 bushels
sr. LOUIS May 14-cotton depressed under the
foreign news. Flour dull and unchanged. wheat
Better qualities unchanged; lower grades declined &c
100. Corn rm ct "a to Tao Oats higher q. a to 47o
Corn So odearer; Pork sss Gold 1907 sterling, E1
aoR sass sso
Soo' To-day's rece'pm l2i2 bales
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letter written by Secretary STANTON, accept
ing ANDREW JoHSsoNs resignation ms Brigadier
General and Military Governor OF Tennessee, has
tust been published, and from It We make the fol.
lowing extract to chow that Mr.. JOHNSON has been
no coward nor mere lip-ssrver In any cause which
he espoused: "The Government called You from,
the Senate, and from the oompara atiyely safe and
easy duties Of civil life, to place you in front of
the enemy and in position Of personal toll and
danger, perhaps moro hazardous than was en-
oountered BY any othsr citizen or military officer
Of the United states." :, y yS7[@ q
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BRowSLow ON PaEsTfcE.-A short time since
PRENTICE, of the Louisville Journal, lashed Gov.
BnowNLow numerically in his paper The Knox.
vile Wig Of the Cd comes back at Prentice.
whom it compliments as follows:
George b. Prenticel the embodiment of all that
is mercenary, Incorporate and corrupt GEORGE
u. Prentice! the butt-cut OF Original Sin, the
upper crust OF all nastiness-a miaerabie old
broken-down hack, stepped to the nose and chin
In personal snd political proHgaoy, lost to all
obligations Of patriotism - ~ WV
Go 1t, BRowsLow; 60 it, PRENTICE Nobody
cares continental who whips In this fght be.
tween two infuristed old Thomas cats.
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GEN. TOXINS OF GEonaIA.-Tnformatio has
been received that General Toombs, who disap.
peared 80 mysterionsly year ago, Ia now in Ha-
Vans, negotiating for sugar estate. The Cen
oral says he intends to make Mexico HIS future
nome, but fret he would proceed to France, pro-
cure an interview With the Emperor, and learn from
MIN his line OF policy. II the Emperor promised
70 sustain Ma1imilian, he would tell the Emperor
tnet he had still u little money with which to
make home In Mexico for his family, while the
powder and shot. - t'N'.'iA -
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THB FAILURE OF NATIONAL BaNKs--The Nor
ohants' National Bank swindle ia still undergoing
Departments. A number OF witnessed were
examined on Friday, among them sir. Sherman,
the cashier OF the dsfnnct inst ution. The deep.
the palmer 1t is shown that the whole affair from
beginning to end, was swindle. 20 -
>, 1t Is reported that special committees in both
management Of the National Banks designated as
Government Repositories. ~ - -
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BY TELEGRAPH,
Congressional Nexya.

WASHINGTON, May 1.-THE United States Senate
has passed the West Point Appropriation Bill.
It contains provision prohibiting the appoint
ment OF any Cadet who served in the army or
navy Of the Confederaoy.
The Consular and Diplomatic Appropriation
Bill was also passed.
The House resumed the consideration of the
Tax Bill also received letter from Gen. GRANT,
recommending an increase Of the Regular Army,
for the purpose Of supplying the place of those
now going out OF service.
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Letter from General Grant.

WAsHNGToN, May 17.-General GRANT, in let
ter urging an increase Of the army, says that a
email military force is required in the States here
tofore in rebellion: and it not be foreseen that
this force will not be necessary to enforce the
laws; but difference Of sentiment, engendered by
tne war, renders the presence Of the military ne
cessary to give feeling OF security to the people.
he thinks that all the peaceably disposed classes
OF the Southern people will concur in this view.
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ABOUT THE RUREAU.-The Rochester, N. Y, Id
ue'1se', an able and influential journal says that
the evidence which is coming out shows "the in
famous character OF the agents employed in man
aging the Freedmens Bureau at the South" The
revelations made, it declares, discloses the fact
that "the poor negroes are physically abused and
pecuniarily robbed and made the instrument OF
gain by those professed philsnthropists who are
placed over them ostensby for their protection.
Referring to the late riot at Memphis which it says
upon the police the Advertiser concludes thai the
responsibility 'is to be traced directly to the course
OF those Northern fanatics and fools who have
taught the negro Of the South lust emerged from
slavery, that he is the equal in all things of the
white otizsn, and by their teachings haye infnsed
into him spirit Of independence which leads hin,
to conclude that he Is responsible 10 no law a
spirit OF liberty that tells him he has no longer to
labor, and that he enjoys q perfect right to prev
upon the property Of mis- late master. and spirit
OF insubordtnanon which renders him danger-
GUS element in society. Tho labors Of these
Northern emissaries, most Of whom are placemen
10 the Freedmen's Bureau, have been openly car
rted on. There has been no disguise in the mat.
ter; On the contrary, tho incendiary speeches
and sermons delivered to the negroes by these
over BY the Radical press ek the North. The
whirlwind they have ,sown is Scw beginning to be
reaped. The negroes true interests are Identified
With those OF the whites-especially the whites
with whom their lot is cast. Their real enenies
to-day are professed friends from the North.
From these they must be saved or to them eman.
olpation and determination are convertible terms
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signed by the Presiden. this morning General
Cooper was recommended for pardon by the fol-
3. A, Goyernors Murphy of Arkansas, Thrpck.
morton OF Texas, sharkey OF Mississippi, Senator
Lane OF Kansas, Hon. D. N. Cooley, Cummission
er OF Indian Affairs, and the Choctaw and Chicku-
saw delegations. 0'-'""
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LATE NEWS.


Later from Washington-The veto-Tho
Army, tSo., &c.
WAsHINaroN, May 16.-The Veto Messape NJ tba
President on the bill to admit Colorado was read
oetofe the Senate to-day, after which it was laid
On NJ tne ,Tai ta6ie and ordered to be printed.
peace establishment, which provides for thirtv.
seven regiments Of Infantry, five of Artillery and
siI OF cavalry. The remainder Of the session WAS
Consular and Diplomatic appointment sill. -'
=, The House WAS engaged in the Consideration n,
the Tax bill. A'ion VI
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May IT
SPECIAL NOTICES.

ca CHARLESTON, MAY 18TH, Is66.-WE.
the undersigned, CLOTHING MERCHANTS on Kiny.
street. agree to close stores overy evening at
O'Clock P. NJ saturday evenings e1cepted) during the
warm weather. commencing from this date and ending
1st October. 1865,
GEORGE LITTLE CO
VIM. MATTHIEssEN, Agent.
MACULLAR. WILLIAMS PARKER.
LEVY & ALEXANDER
o. E. A. 8. JOHNSON.
7. MANN.
T. L. FALK co.
JAS. RosENDALR.
E. HlRSCHFELD
NJ. SICKLE.
".. D. STRAUSS BROS
MAY y18
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wHII IN huensta' Ga, January 4. 1906 Mira T. r
The Religion which she prof. ssed o.r,, T., M. 49,
- eu I ner during her painful il ness and ronab f,itb
Also, '' ''oui esrth to heaven.
cITs IN Augusta Ga, April 20th 1865 Mira 1,u-
oLes OuIHBERT, In the Gath year of bnr 200 hfS ho
In ore short week she suffered and tl,en ~ tssd t
testimony for Jesus. o "aS decided
uAsleep In Jesusi Far from thee
Thy Kindred and their graves NAV bo.
But thine is still blessed alcep ~
From which none ever wakes TO ,zesn,
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From New Orleans.

NEW ORLEANS, May 14.-The delegates to the
Episcopal Convention which meets on Wednesday,
are arriving.
The people Of Texas arc contributing for the
family of Albert Sidney Johnston, who are in want
b The Cotton reports from all the Southwest are
gloomy. Tornadoes have made fea rful havoc with
all the crops. "-'A
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Ex.Presidont DavIs.

=, FoRTnEss Monroe, May 15.-wlthin the past
tnIee or four Days very material change in the
treatment OF Jefferson Davis has been noticed
under the direction Of Major General Miles. act,
ttng' ing no doubt, under ins nsructions from Washing
aoldier, has been removed permanently Il Ia said.
sad there is severy reason to believe that the mum.
per OF guards all around the neighborhood of his
short time. :" 'eiJ
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OBIT UAIsY

DEPARTE) THIS LIFE u, T,o., ~, w
iiS S WILKINSON. IL M yonn 4est of ArL,R.a n and
"I love them that love me ,ni iIionths.
early shall find NO." 'nose 'hat se3k me
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wbnn 0G.t on ahe @ morning ing of I'M inst JOSHUA JOHN
EScE LEE WARD, aged 10 months aud dan anu FLoR
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programme Of the Archaeological Congress in
London has been arranged. The Queen 10 an
nonnced no patron, the Prince OF Wales es honor
ary president, and the Marquis CAMDEN as working
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tPRICE FIVE GENTS

As inc Relatives and Friends of DR.
oh hststoPhEh FITzslMeNs and family are invited to
attend his Funeral Services, a. st. Lukoa church 1ai,
afternoon, at a quarter past Five o.cloct 1'
May l8
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Fire I'm NIobile-

MOBILE, May 16.-Lightning struck the city
warehouse this afternoon, burning five hundred
(500) bales Of cotton.