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The German. ADVERTISER.
is published every Saturday
by
B. HAssEL, Editor s. Proprietor,
offIce: BROAD STR, next to Cry HALL.
Letterbox No. 16.
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FARMERS NATIONAL BANK OF
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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-08-21

Be sure that every bottle bears the facsimile Of
signature on steel plate LABEL with our private stamp
over the cork
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-08-21

HORRIBLE SUIOInE-lMPoSsIBILITY TO IDENTIFY
TIE VICTIM -Onr#t orOner Yesterday morning held
al inquest on the budy-We insist Oh this word
on the body-uf an unknown man, found dead in
] d room of house on street OF suburb of this
lofty
the unfortunate victim had, few days ago,
khired suit Of ruoms, and not having been seen
3aiuce he eutered them. the Intelligent freedwoman
who plays lsnhl tdy over the premises, suspectlng
Asomethiug wrong, sent for the police, When, ths
E door being forced open, horrible spectacle wi :
&dia cover ed. The heatless body of the man was
#ying in state on his own bed. suspicion VI
snurder ut once arose in the minds OF the spec a.
$torr, and the coroner Was sett for, Who notW t:-
8sstandng the appearances, at once ex res, ed MS
8opinon that the death was not the result Ut q
(&aurder-but Of suicide! and while looking over
81 he body q le ter found in the hands OF the
f'ioin, fully just,fyng the coroner's provisions.
$ lle letter ran thus
q 81 have put I'd to my own life-I waa tired OF
~ xs. ence in this ungrateful land-aud left 1t of
ay own free will. There is money my drawer sur-
8lcent to pay my funeral expenses. As to my
&aano try NOT t. discover it. 70 prevent indica-
Sons, have hidden my own head where you never
ii i'll lind it."
"a The whole transaction iB thus destined to re-
aain shrouded i'll eternal mystery.
@ Mobile Times, 1Ah.
disknsted 'reb,' iu the Valley, has had q
commission sent HIM az Captain of militia COM
! papy recently formed in his county. He returned
! Il Tith the Following endorsement
.sHEADQHs. in THE FIELD, August 3, 1866.
aRespectfuly returned, disapproved. D-n
Governor Plerpont and his Virginia militia t''
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Then guard yourselves while you may. The smallest
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r AWAY WITH HsPECTACLEs.-OLD EYEe
made new, without spectacea, Doctor or Medicine
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~ARr1F1oIAL EYEs.-ART1F1c1AL HU.
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.BAUOH and P. GOUGELMAEN formerly employed by
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M OOLGATE'S HONEY SOAP.-THIS OELE'
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P.H.DRAKE & CO.,

Sold by all respectable Druggists. Physicians, Grocers
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Apr1 ~ - -snsWNe
, 1866-04-17

the most unscrupuIous sangtroid. There
can, however, be little doubt that Aus
tria has armed, that the King of Prussia
has warned his army in a general order
read at the headquarters of every regl-
ment TO be ready for active service, that
the Italian Government has suddenly
called in the remainder of its conscripts,
that Prussia has warned the smaller Gov
crnments to choose sides, that Austria
is urgent at Munich, and that the final
decision awaits only a word from the
PrusSian King. 1t is believed that he
will give it in favour Of action, and the
mode will probably be either o demand
for the surrender of DR.. May, the Hol-
stein editor now under Prussian sentence,
or for the admission Of Prussian officials
into Holstein to carry out the DEGREES OF
the co-proprietor.
The Times observes "The state of
things between the Austrian and Prus-
sian Governments is considered TO be
very critical.
"The Debate asserts that the Western
Great Powers intend to present Identical
Notes at Berlin deprecatOry of war.
cit is stated that not only a COnven-
ton but a formal treaty of alliance has
been concluded between Italy and Prus-
sia.
"The Wdnderer announces positively
that movements are taking place In the
Prussian army, and that an Army corps
has hepn stationed at Interbock. The
same paper publishes a communication
received from a private source, stating
.l-4 A. osIov, co. tbo modification nf the
Ord Army Corps was signed the day
before yesterday by the King OF Prussia
"Private kilograms, giving particulars
of this measure, have been refused at the
Berlin telegraph office.
"The Weiner Abendp post evening edition
of the official Weiner Zetung) announces
that five Prussian Army Corps have re-
ceived orders to hold themselves In readl-
ness for active service.
"Berlin, March so.
"Count Bismark had a long conference
Yesterday with Count KaroIyi, the Aus
TRAN Ambassador.
"Orders have been issued to place the
following divisions and regiments upon a
war footing THE 5th, 18th, and 9th In
fantry divisions, the whole OF the 9th
Army Corps, the four new Regiments OF
the Guard, as well as the division now
stationed in Schleswig, and their CORES
ponding trains of Artillery.
at is stated that orders have been
given TO the Prussian ships of war lying
at Kiel to be prepared for active service
"Munich, March 80.
Baron Won der Pfordten, Minister of
Foreign Affairs, in his reply to the Prus-
sian Circular Note, refers 10 Article 10 OF
the Federal Constitution, which declares
any member making an attack upon
another member of the Confederation to
be a violator of the Constitution"
The Commercial Union Assurance
, 1866-04-17
PHI 7 0 G R AP Il \,
Characteristic, BOm-TOns, and
Porcelain Pictures.
Rooms at the Grown Hotel.

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Now open for a short time only.
The undersigned would call the
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tants of Santa Cruz and its vicinity
to their new style of Picture, the
Bon-Ton and Porcelain these Pic
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Sole agents for the Ncac York and
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Crown Hotel st. Croix.
Call and examine specimens.
Stereoscopic Views, as also Views
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taken at the shortest notice.
, 1866-04-17
NOTICE.

n General Annual Meeting of
III Shareholders in this Company
will be held at the room adjoining
the Savings Bank on Tuesday the
Oath inst.
The Chair will be taken at IL
o'clock.
In conformity with the fifth article
of the laws, copies of the report and
statements are at the disposal of any
Shareholder on application to the
undersigned.
Office of the Marine Repairing
Slip Company, St. Thomas 9th
April 1866.
A. WOLFF,
Chairman.
aAA MMHRH-RARN executed at this Office
, 1866-04-17

The Royal Mail Steam Packet La Plata
arrived at st. Thomas yesterdi y.
Wa between Austria aud Prussia has
become much more probable. Each
power declares that it is arming only TO
prevent attack, and special preparations
known to be going on are denied with
, 1866-04-17
The "AVIS"
is EDITED BY HANS HATCHETT;
AND PUBLISHED
EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY

for the Proprietress.
All advertisements for insertion must be delivered at this
Office on Mondays and Thursdays, not later than 4 clock p. Nj.
accompanied with the CASH, as otherwise insertion will be
refused. The Postage on letters to this Office from West End
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them.
, 1866-04-17
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Xix PkIN N with ~neatness and DIES
@O0 AssaN patch.
TEE "AVIS."

gtrisiia1stra, 81. Sruix,
TUESDAY, 18th APRIL 1866.
, 1866-04-17

The Commercial Union Assurance
Company has, through its Agent here
subscribed FIVE Guineas towards the re-
lief of the sufferers by the late fire.
The tri-weekly news. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1865-1876, 1866-05-05
Congressional News.

WASHINGTON, May 2. - Senator
Dixon offered an amendment to the
proposition of the Reconstruction Com
mttee. 1t declares that when any of
the lately rebellious States shall present
itself not only in an attitude of loyalty.
bnt represented by men capable of sub.
mlrting to constitutional tests, it shall he,
admitted 10 the right olreprcsentation.
IN the House the bill for reorganizing
the army was defeated, and it will next,
consider one which has passed the Sen.
ate for that purpose.
The tri-weekly news. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1865-1876, 1866-05-05
Riot at Memphis,

MEMPHIS, May There was riot
here this evening between the police
mon and negro soldiers, growing out of
an attempt of the officers to arrest a
white man whom the negroes attempted
'oprotect. Abontthirty policemen kept
mp the fight for two hours with hum.
dred and fifty negroes, which was inal.
lv quoted BY the l6th Regiment Of
Infantry. Once policeman was killed,
three wounded. Eight or ten negroes
we're killed and several wounded.
The tri-weekly news. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1865-1876, 1866-05-05
Military Commissions at an End.

WAsHINdroN, May 2.-An order
has been issued from the War Depart.
men', by direction ofthe President, de-
cIarlng that Military Commissions and
Cont Martial are not authorized, there.
fore they will not assume jurisdiction in
the trial Of persons other than those be.
to- glng to the army and navy of the.
United States, camp followers, contrac-
tors, and such others as are indicated in
the Articles of War and Acts of Con-
grcss.
The tri-weekly news. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1865-1876, 1866-05-05
CABINET MEETING.
President Johnson on the Report Of tho
Reconstruction Committee, Etc.

httuhStruCllUH U0lnWlllcc, Ete.
w WAslGlNGToN, May lit is under.
stood that at meeting of the Cabinet
today the President invited an expres.
sion of opinion from the Heads of the
Departments respecting the report of the
Reconstruction Committee, and it is
reported that in an animated discussion
which ensued thereupon, Secretaries
Seward, McCulloch, Wclles and San.
ton were decided in their opposition to
the plan of tic committee, and earnest
IN lheir support of the President policy
.h'g restoration The Postmaster. Gener.
al was in favor Of carrying ont the Presi.
dent policy, but expressed some doubts
as to the precise time at which loyal
representatives from Southern States,
should be admitted. The Attorney.
General was not present.
The President was very emnhatic in
his opposition to the committees report,
and declared himself agains,all conditions,
precedent to he admission Of loval rep.
resentatives from the Southern States in
The shape of amendments to the Consti
tuition and the passage of laws. He in.
sisted that under the Constitution no
State could be deprived ofits equal suf.
fragc in the Senate, and that Senator'S
and Representatives ought at once to be
admitted into the representative houses
as prescribed by law and Ihe Constitn.
ton.
He was for a strict adherence to the
Constitution as it is, and remarked that.
having sustained ourselves under it dur.
ing a terrible rebellion, he thought the
Government could be restored without
resort to amendments; and remarked.
~ general terms, that if the organic law
rs to be changed in all the States
it should be at time when all the
people can participate in the alteration.
The tri-weekly news. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1865-1876, 1866-05-05
Tron Titn Nrws. /

FOR THE NEWS
Messrs. Editors: There is discernble N
all our faculties, % tendency " take the
m ,ldle course between extremes.
Our senses comprehend nothing in ex-
tr 'me; too much noise deafens us-too much
light dazzles us--an excess of distance, or
O. proximity impcdes the sight, the extreme
either of length or of brevity in a discourse
destroys the effect pleasure pursued with
out moderation satiates, and too many sweet
sounds in succession offend the ear. We
feel neither the extreme Of cold, nor that of
heat, thus all crcsssiDe qualities are our enc.
mics, they are not welcome to us. we sim
ply endure them. Extreme youth and ex-
treme age, alike trammel the mind; too
much OF too little food prevents its exercise,
too much or too little cultivation produces
stupidity. Extremes are to us, as if they
had no existence, they escape as, or we, them
This imperfection of human reason is
more visible in those who are ignorant of it,
than in those who recognize the trailty. If
man be too old, his judgment is unrelia
bic, if too young the same thing, too much
or too little thought dulls the brain, and
IraM is veilcd. If writer criticize his
work immediately after its com pletion, he is
unfit TO judge OF its merits, if he delay in =
definitely, the desired? to criticize ceases
There is one indivisble point from which
pictures should be properly viewed, other
points are too near, too far, too high, too
low Perspective indicates it in art: but
in 1f"'h, in morality, who assigns it?
That mistress of error, which We call
Fancy or Opinion, is still more dccctful
because, not consistently so--for instance :
she would be the intalliblc guide to Truth il
she were the infalliblc disccrner of False
mood, but being most frequently false her.
self, she presents no fixed trait of charac
ter, and places her stamp alike upon Truth
and Fal$ehood. This powerful enemy of
reason, which takes pleasure in tyranni2ng
over it, TO show how much it can do, in nj,
things has established its second nature in
man-it possesses its happy and unhappy.
IT'S healthy, it's sick, its rich, its poor, its
wise ami its fools, and nothing can he more
dctestabe than to find that it fills its voia-
ries with a satisfaction far more entire
than any, which Reason can bcstow The
imaginary Learned please tn emsclves
fer in proportion, because they can never
be easily satisfed the former look upon
men with n conscious superiority; they dis