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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-04-10
The Daily n ews.
TUESDAY MORNING. APRIL 10, 1856.
lpo. THE nIrI rEws.l
Forgot Never.

BY NRs. @. A. BALL
1s .sswrn TO TIE SENTIMENT wH1oH has BEN ,,,s "a
pREssEp OF LATE s1 MANY, =" WE SHOULD FORGET fhS
PAST"
<,.., .,s ,,other forget the child tf her love,
Who was into her tenderest heart-s'r1nes "o'e'
who Isp.d his first prayer her knee o.s!oe'
and grew 4, manhood her joy and pFidef
Can abe look over his early grave, l.. =
And Cor getting the cause he died TO save,
Think of the pest as It ne'er had beenf
An0s' ''A-' Forget? Never.
r.n the father forget his hrst-born son,
who, ere his boyhood was fairly run.
Shouldered his musket and left his side
And for love of bis country fought and dieds
Think you, ,Obhyton's waves can roll
Over parents stricken soulf
on no. the past with it's waves OF blood,
surses his heart Like mighty Hood ... No..
Can the sister forget the brother beloved.
who with her through the haunts OF childhood roVed
Gan she think Of the woond ON hts many pro~'
which laid his proud form forever low?
And can Memory be thing OF nought,
And the years with snch fearful anguish frausnt
Bc unto her as they ne'erhad beenf
Oh no; they win ever be fresh and green w..
Oan the maiden for,et zoe noble youth
Who had pledged ID her his love ana uu'n'
Osn the wife forget the husband tried'
who for love Of his country left her s'deE
Gan the stricken orphsn CRY her t ars,
And think no mere OF those vanished yearss
DARK wears of terror, of DEATH and woe3
Their bleeding hearts cry no; Oh no. Y,.,o.s ,,.s.-
-, T..
Gan any true Southern heart forget,
while our land with blood and tears is weu
while the mothers, the widows, the orphan 3 WALL
Ia borne to our ears from hill and vaie3
while our Homestead in ashes round "a lie,
And for bread our starving myriads cr3P
While he the ssad Of our fallen cause,
'Gaainst Mercy's plea, and Honor's laws,
Pines still within his prison walls
And Justice in vain for his freedom callsp
AAN Forgetp Neuer.
W.
Time may hiring healing upon his wings
May bind in our hearts the shattered Strings:
Forpiv, ness of injuries yet may come.
Though oppression be felt in each Southern home
But ask no more: The terrible past
Must ever be ours, while life ehall last;
Ours with its memories ours, With Its pain,-
Ours with its best blood shed like rain
A'' e~'''''' Foraot7 .Neper
CHARLESTON, April q. Xaa
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If You are Bilious,

There s nothing that touches the LIVER tie seat Of the
aady 80 quickly and restores 1t Cera My to per-
fecy healthy ond regular condition, 50 HOsTETTER's
STOMACH DITTERS. II of '.bilious habit" the
tendency of your system to thai form Of dscase may be
held in check for lifetime b. the occasional ue OF this
harmless vegetable antidote
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The Shaking Marty rs

with ouinine TO the ruin OF the gene, al health
promptly set upon their feet again. Wthont danger OF
mittcnt Taken safeguard against missma 1t ron
ders an attach of Chis and ever absolutely impos
all le
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The Horrors of Dyspepia

And the dismal train Of disorders to which eadA are
ayorted by the use OF HOSTETTkR'S B1rrERs as o
preventative or cured with astonishing celey BY Its
direct and genial operation upon the stomach. the liver
and the neryoue system.
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sF HILLS HAIR DYE-FFTY oSNic.
BLACK Oh BROwN.-Instantaneous In enec' fenno'
for natural appearance. beauty Of color ana dulson
also the chsspest and best In use Depoe' Nc. %
street. corner of william street. New Yorx' ana S0'e "
Druggists and Fancy Goods Stores eVerywneee
povernbar 20 o--S
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~ CoLGATEs HONEY soAP.-THIs CELE-
eRATED Toilet Soap. in such unfVeffai aeinAn''
q made from the choicest Materials LIB i"iii '-.
.m6lIientin Its nature, frngransly scen'e"' An'
extremely beneficial in its action upon the ShiD
sale BY all Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealer''
February -.
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NOTICE.
LAND AGENT,
AUCTIONEER,
General Commission Merchant.

U,HE SUBSCRIBER HAVING RETURNED TO THE
i City, will resume business as above referred 10,
and respectfully socits the former patronage Of his
friends and the public in general.
Particular attention will be directed to orders extended
by byCAPITALlSTS FOR PURCHASE oR,aALE OF FIRST
CT 6S LANDS ON THE sRABOARD Or INTERIOR OF
THE ESTATE
THOs. FARR QAPERS,
Move mber, 10 0fhoe No. 81 Broad street,
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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-05-12
NEWHALL,
Between Common and Canal streets,

Between Common and Canal streets,
Has hand, and constantly receiving direct the
Manufacturers in the North and in Europe large and elegant
assortment of WALL PAPER Oak Mahogany and Marble
limitations Frsscoes oeners, Panneing, statuary and
Scenery.
sslOOna HSllsA nd Public and Private Buildings ed
the most exquisite manner, and at the shortest notice
The attention of City and Country Dealers called
immense Stock of WALL PAPER embracing every variety
sxtant which he dispose at lew prices any
establishment in the country,
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LOTTERIES.
X ENTUCKY STATE SINGLE NUMBER
LOTTERY.
HENRY WOOD co, MANAGERS.
Capital Prize, 100000.
KENT UCKY STATE LOTTERY,
GLASS A,
To be drawn at Covugtou, Kentucky,
ON TUESDAY, MAY 18TH, 1866.
Only 10000 Numbers-805 Prizes.



approximation prizes of $1,000 each for the nfnere-
naming units of the ten of the number
drawing the 100000 prize are. ...,........ SeOOO
approximation prizes OF 5000 each for the nine re-
naming units Of the same ten of the number
on drawns the $4,000 prize are $500
naming units of the ten of the number
draw. drawing the $1,000 prize Of $500
naming units of the same ten of the number
., drawing the $1,000 P,5e i'' 2,7N
manning units of the ten of the number
.n drawing the So 900 przs ' $3.50
manning units of the same ten of the number
ON drawing the $3.50 przeare 1890
z0 approximation prizes OF 500 each for the nine re.
drawing the $1,000 prizes are ......a. 27oOO
685 prizes amounting S382 500
Whole tickets S24 Halves Sl2 Quarters Sc; Eghths,
So; SiXteenths 81 co.
Tickets sold and prizes cashed by
CHAS. L. HOWARD, Licensed Dealer,
No. Exchange Alley, Canal street. or
Lock Box 692 Post Office New Orleans.
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sIIERIFF's SALES.

SYMBOLS sALE-BY TIE SHERIFF. OF THE PARISH
of Orieans-John g. Rice His Creditors and the Cred
tors of Delaqnay Rice-Fyurth District Court of New
Orleans No li779
pY VIRTUE of and in obedience to an
ID order Of sale rendered May 1866 and directed by
the Honorable the Fourth District Court of New Orleans In
the above entitled will proceed at public auc
ton at the Merchants aud AuCtoneers Exchange ROYAL
street between Canal and Customhouse Streets the Second
District of this city TUESDAY june l2 1866 at Il O'clock
Of the creditors Of said nsovents the following
described property, viz:
LOTS OF GROUND situate in the First District of
this city in the bounded by Cypress street Florida
Landing johnson and GRve2 Streets designated by the Nos
r. 49, a. 10 l6 and " plan by G. A. Hedn late sur
yeygr dhted5h OF March SS and deposited In the office
D j. RcagdT late notary public in this city. Said lots
and lines front on Gayez by 100 inches deep
between parallel lines Lot No l3 has &c inch and
lines front Cypress street. by ia feet deep and front on
GHyez street. of which said streets forms corner Lots
Nos H. 10 6 and II measure each 26 feet front on Cv
street. by l9 feet deep between parallel lines ali Amer
ments thereon.
Being the property which the nsovents acquired by
purchase RON R Poet by passed before Michael
notary public, on the 9th July 1856
Surrendered by sad insOlvents to their creditors,
Rl- fERMs-Cash on the spot,
CHARLES BIENVENU,
Sheriff of the Parish Of Orleans
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AUCTION SALES
AUCTION SALES.
THE DELTA WAREHOUSE AT AUCTION
Succession Of @. D. Tancsy.
BY O, Il. GTRABDEY d. Co,
NrCBGLAs J. HOEY, AGctoDeer.

BIZ @. H. GTRARDEY d. CO,
EIcBGLAs J. H0gY, AGctioDeer
Once No II Exchange Place
Between Canal and Cugtomhouse streets
CATTRDRY, May I2, at re O'Clock n.
- the Merchsu18 and AuCtI0Deers Exchange Royal
Canal aud t;ustonhouse streets viii he sold
SIX LOTS OF GROUND 50 the Firrt Disrct Of this city
in the bounded Front kHltOB Lafayette and Grod
streets, designated the Nos q 4, and L measuring
together i5 feet inches and Dss Fulton street. If5 feet
inches and lines Front stre by ilTfee inches and
lines deep the line towards Lafayette street. and S feet
inches lines deep the linz towards Gr0d street. Together
with all the buildings and Improvements thereon comprising
large and spacious twostory brick warehouse known The
Delta Warehouse substantially built IRON shutters and fire.
proof and Of the most prosperous establishments Of the
kind in the First District
This valuable property being the ceBer Of produce
business and all TIE Western
ing continue command heavy patronage It Is
rent but be leased very advgDtagousy for term Of
years and yield annual rental Of s0O which
nanded previous to the Possession given within
month after the sale
BsTERMs-One third cash. balance at and two years.
credit for notes Of the purchaser secured by special mort
gage aud vendors privilege the property solo payable
in equal malents bearing interest at the rae of Sper
per AMMAN from the date of sale until final payment The i'm
pfovements to be kept fully insured and the policy to be
transferred by the purchaser the vendor The notes to be
TO suit the two interests and policies likewise 70 be
transferred to secure the two series Of notes
Acts Of sale before NJ Gerp2n Notary Public at the
pese OF the purchasers The Internal stamps - be
paid likewise to the purchaser.
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GROCERIES, PROVISIONS AND LIQUORS.
BY ID. e. AK0RPHY,

AUCFloSEER-OI8ee, II Aasassne street,
6 ATURDAF, May III, st 10 O'Clock A. M,
10 in store No ~ Magazine street, win be sold
% Hams 10 Shoulders SO bbls Sugar. $50 boxes
Tobacco 80 sacks Coffee * chests black Tea 100 3bls Fonr
100 doz Clothes Lines 50 boxes Mustard 10 Matches
Brandy Whisky, Gin, sugar, Lard Butter Cheese Care
etc.
"a TERxs-cash. One BALI in U. 8. Treasury nsses bal
currency.
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SHAKsPEARE IRON FOUNDRY.

JOHN GEDDEs-JOs a. sHAKsPEARE-s sWooP
6eddeS, Shakespeare 81 Co.,
Iron and Brass Founders and Mschns manufacture
variety of Steam Engines Sugar Mills Draining Machl es
Mill and Gin Gearing, Crate Bars Store Fronts Columns
Sash Weights, etc Blacksmith Work of all kinds
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WANTED.

WANTED BOARD IN A PRIVATE FAMILY,
W southern gentleman desires board in private family 5
bnelt and wife where other bOardsr3. Tile oca
must be on Nagazine Camp Prytaua streets GOOD
references given and required Address ~ H. H., Lock Box
SETANTED-TO THE MERCHANTS MASUFAC.
" turers, Capitalists and BnteprisRg Glasses in tha
United States The undersigned wishes in business
4la. object He has worked for nothfugn during the
2 WV Wofk Tor money he vs. native and graduate Of
Europe has travelled business in all the United States has
and everywhere in the South quite number of friends. He
prefers doing better and knows that he sell goods any
making his services equal to capital Any respectable par
es Wishing to establish bu4ness in New Orleans extend
thei trace ~ the South Europe his services by
making it to h8 interest and he viii make profitable them
What be is etc BY addessDr n esye n WT ana
Barke editor Of the Evening Mirror, Macon, Ga.
WANTED-To RRNT-A DWELLING BETWEEN
far 'ga ana Mash1gtan Constance and Baronne streets
seryants room and kitchen Address R E., this Office
WANTED BY A GENTLEMAN WHO WAS
Geaned out IN the recent sc1mmager to rent Fur
hished House for the summer He will pay the
ADDRESS Jones, Crescent Office
WANTED-oCCUPANTs FOR A COMO RTABLY
~ FURNISHED Room Gentleman and his wife preferred who
may obtain board with the family, where there sc no other
Satisfactory references required Add Bacchas
WANTED-A FIRST BATE WASHER AND
W lroner Apply at l78 st. Charles Street.
WANTED-A SITUATION AS CLERK BY A DIS
aeled Confederate soldier. Refers to L. S. Chapman
son Alfred CASTOR Centeryile Amite county Miss Address
2hn q Long care of L. G. Chapman, Gentervis via Wood
@ so.
WANTED-AGENTs WITH SMALL CAPITAL. TO
y take agency of Wilcox Gbbss Sewing Machines in
TIE states Of Alabama Texas Mississippi and louisiana at
10 81 Charles street great opportunity for industrious
men 70 whom liberal discount will be made Address
WANTED-A PURCHASER. FOR A SET OF AU-
= Audibon.' At the Crescent office.
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N @. MCCAIN
H. IRON AND BRASS FOUNDER
FULTON NEW LEvEE, ToTRE DAME AND JULIA STREETS,
New Orleans
Ohiee-135 Fulton street.
Has hand at all times and second machinery for
Steamboats,, Saw Mills and Sugar Plantations - "
Particular and prompt attention paid to Steamship and
Steamboat repairs.
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AUCTION SALES
SAFES az AUCTION
--BY--
J. B. WALTON & DEsLoNDE.


s.ho,..-,,F Thursday, Nay 10th.
Wednesday, Mary 10Th
McDonoughviIe NS i1haefleone square 81 groun q
P[ytspa stG o r r. summes-four lots 81 groun On
IA isn T. a. u lands Grand Tse Bsrratsr
ana ANUS 10 81 dena parish - 49,
streetR S4 "s'"eeu basln and Robin
en- Iots N Jefferson City in The square bounded By srs
PiaqHemtnes, Anstertz and CahsaitHo1 ss1sptv sfeT
One square Of ground in CarF0Ion bonnds br psa-s Co..
neFtiaIr Milaudon and Lower Line streets ~
Wednesday, May ED.
VIM. n Holmes his creditors-yndic saIea vafrsbta
lot Of ground IN Bouligny.
Saturday, May 23th,
For suecession Of II. F. MeKenua-a three story srse
dwelling on Basin street. between Canal and Gasqust rss
three two story and attic brick dwellings, Baronns
next to Julia street. and valuable improved and uniroprOys
lots on Common and Howard streets.
Wednesday, May Goth.
For succession Of Gilbert g. hawkins-Rrante front store
corner Of Union Crondee Streets residence ths.
er Canal and Rampant streets brick Gustomh0a
street. between ChaTtTes and Dorsiere streets.
-Four lots Of greu nd Common and Magnolia streets
One valuable square Of ground in RicssTvfile
FOR succession Of Charles HoneeBhe three story brick
= OsRf street. between Peters Front streets
Saturday, June I'd.
Fer succession Of john Sharkey-lands In St Hesea parish
RS- For particulars advertisements
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STATE LOUISIANA,
Parish OF Orleans, City of New Orleans !
Sworn to and subscribed before 9Th day of MAY 1856
SAMUEL MYERS,
Second Justice ofthe Peace for the Parish Of Orleans
AT meeting the Board of Directors held on the 4 inst
the following resolutions unanimously adopted.
Resolved, That Cash Dividend of thirty dollars $500 per
share be hereby declared the capital of this Company
out Of net earnings for the year ending the Both Ap
1866 to be credited to the unpaid stock the Final In
stalnent due.
Ana further that the President this Company from and
after June 10 1866 shall ssuetO stockholders or their legal
representatives Article XII Of the charter
ofths Company certificates for Full Shares Of one hun
dred dollars each.
The Company continues to insure against the per Of thu
rivers loss damage fire. current rates of pre
mium and return 20 cent cash to parties insuring
OFFICE NO. 81 CAMP STREET.
Directors:
Lafayette Folger, Thomas n Blake, P. MaIoehee
Felix A. DuerOs, John Adams, C. W Bradbury
j. B. st Armand, NJ Barnett, Jr, Fl. Peychaud
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AUCTION sALEs THIS Day.
LONT--sTOLEN-FoINn.

I ,0ST OH AISLAID-A CERTIFICATE, No. 5s72.
II for eight sha res Canal Bank Stock standing on the book
O. the bank IN the name Of hrs Jane GcLeay issued on the
18th March, 1867
II not found an application will made In due traa fo re-
newal of liberal reward will be paid for its rgcoyery
Address Box 3l5, POstotdce
New Orenns. La, March %. l966
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BRAsHEAR CITY SAW MILL FOR SALE.
the - nat nursnI 4.

i
FTNHURSDAY, the 31st of May next, will he
offered at public auction, the premises, by the sheriff
Of the parish of St Mary duly commissioned auctoneer
SEVEN CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND together with ali
the buildings and improvements thereon, the m
engine and machinery and all the rights servitudes
privileges and advantages thereunto belonging
appeRinng situated in the Brashear parish st
Mary in this State designated Lots inclusive
OF No twenty @ which is bounded by Front
Barrow First and Adams streets plan annexed to
the city of New Orleans the Doth April 1857 Said lots
each fifty feet front Front the
First street. by hundred and twenty-five feet in depth
tween parallel lines
E5%TERMs CoNDITIoEs-One7 fourth cash, and the
balance in and two years from the day The pu
chaser his for the credit portion of the price
good personal security nsolido payable the order
undersigned the property be kept insured
amount due thereon and policy transferred to the undersigned
and the property remaining specially mortgaged by
pothecaed until full and entire payment of the notes which
will be conditioned bear eight per interest
from and after their maturity if not puncuay paid they
become due.
J. G. OLIVIER & DUMARTRATT,
Agents for James II Lyons and Alex. DeBaion.
Parish st Mary April 81, 1866
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FURNITURE ......-.'..'.".. UHE
BIZ MONTGOMERY q BROs

-
BY MONTGOMERY n BRO,
R. ". MONTGOMERY, AuctioaseT.
GATURDAY, May I2, II o'clock a. b.,
A general assortment Of HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE such
Arulos washstands Mahogany and Walnut Tetes Sofa
Spring seat Chas Easy Chairs Marble Top Center Tabes
Carpets French Pate Mirrors Mattresses Engraving e.
Paintings Caokmg and Utensils etc. being the contn
Of several we'll furnished houses
A large invoice Of Cottage Beds, Game and Wood Sea
Chairs, etc.
hs- TERns-Cash.
IMPORTANT SALE OF GOVERNMENT PROPERTY.
W Stables Greenyie La will be sold at public auction the
iotsG%lng Ss5clibed 9qildngs cts ete viz 90
containing gu OBJ feet of lumber
ONE FORAGE STORE HOUSE, 300 by So feet, containing
0 feet OF lumber 10000 shingles $4,000 bricks and 20
ONE FORAGE MILL 100 by 40 feet containing 900 feet
doors steam engine II inch cylinder Is inch sroke boiler
SMOKE stack complete, mill hay cutters; Woodward
pump; inch cylinder inch stroke.
tanning OO bricks, 5000 feet of lumber DOORS locomo
tive boiler smoke stack Worthngton pumps 10 inch cyln
one FIRE ENGINE House, S by 60 feet, containing
SNE AGKsMr SHIP g s aj0fs
900 feet Of lumber II 600 bricks II doors ID windows
ONE NESS HOUSE. 30 by 10 feet containing 23 900 feet Of
ONE BUILDING used as Office 10 by is feet containing
1000 feet of lumber 1000 shingles doors and windows
ONE FENCE containing a. 500 feet of lumber
Twelve hundred yards Railroad Track.
Twenty.one hundred feet Wrought Iron Pipe
Sixteen Water Troughs.
95y- TERNs-Cash, in national currency.
Sale to commence at II A.
BY order of Col c. G. sautelle, Chief Querermaster
BIT Lieut. Colonel and a, q. M.
n B.-Greenvle Station, the Carrolon Railroad is
within ten minutes walk OF the grounds.