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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-12-01

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soRAToHi soRATCHl wHEAToN's OINTMENT
Will cure tho itch in 4s hours Also cures Salt Rheum
Ulcers. Chilblaing, and all Erupons Of the ssn Price
ao cents For Gale by oil druggists. BY sending GO
cents 70 WEEKS d POTTER. Sole AgentP, ITO Washing
ton street Boston, will no forwarded by mall free
postnge, to any part OF the United statcs.
June4 cmo,
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sd az nEAiNoIE AND UcHEE INDtANs-It is report
estn, nans still remaining in Florida, variously
eSa nia from ono to four hundrod-men women
tbo vinit Gindfen The country occupied by them is in
tP Hillsborough Inlet, then west throueb
p E'erRlades, coming out on the Corlosehatcbie
has has, modo oi' aspraguo Commanding this District
LIEN, 11hoim, and will proceed down the coast in the
~ states revenue cutter to the points referred
tho T9en Cbiof ~ Is expected that
city Tho prince Of these swld mon ~ The wooJan
nmonsss US VIII be OF much interest, and canse
trss o. our citizens to revert their services and
yars@ @fhg ang,as Inc desSatng and prolonged Florida
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-12-01

MANHOOD AND TIE VIGOK OF Y,Ir1 ,,
49, IN restored 1, In four weeks by Dr. DICoRDB IL,
sarnes solicitation has st acceded TO The carr
OF the American pnblio and appointed Agar
Essence Of Life. This wonderful agent win rcsfc.s
manhood TO the most shattered constitutions whe.l.s
Arising from eIceBees, tao effects of climate or natuz3
CAUSES The time required to tho most inyetsrak
case Is four yesis and used according to printeS e.
Thb e-restoring remedy should be taken by all aboaf
20 marry 90 Its effect are permanent It acknowledged
o the medical press to be tie greatest discovery eyor
made Its developing powers miraculous. Buocss,
III every case as certain thnt science oyeshrowa N
norance. DR.. Records Essence of Life is cold is
cases. with full Instructions tor use at 3d. four Qua,
nes In one for and VIII be sent any part carsfdS
PAoKeos ON feoeips or remittance 70 MIA Scoreed nElr
PdfL1p r. 'I.ANrs
March 23 1y No. "a Liberty street, New York.
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PERSONAL.

The Roman Catholic Bishop of Quebec has gone
to England. III behalf of his diocese, to protest
against confederation.
Mr Napier, cousin of Lord Napier, has bought
plantation III Tennessee for $25, 900 in gold and
Is stocking it with imported cattle.
General \. 3. Forrest says during the war his
business was destroying railroads. Now he intends
to rebuild them.
Washington, or anywhere else no was in favor OF
the adoption ofthc proposed Constitutional Amend
mont.
Dorc furnishes frontispiece to the now edition
Oh Les 1ravaiiicnos de Ia Mcr"
:, Tho Black Swan has just given concert in
Norfolk.
spurgeons church has thrty-fvo hundred mem
bers.
The New Orleans Tribune, :" founded by Butler,
nominatcs him for President
Humphrey Marshall disclaims any intention TO
DC Governor of Kentucky.
It is said that drama, founded on tho "Maid,s
Tragedy Of Beaumont and Fletcher has been
writtcn for Matilda Heron.
>, Madame Anna Bishop is giving concerts in Hong
Ihong. Sho sings the ballads of tho country in
The Marquis do la Talelle, French Minister OF
the Interior, is married to an American lady.
~ Col; j. Richard Lewellen has retired from tho
Nortolk 'Virginian," and J. Marshall Ham: otlits
In his stead.
1, Fifteen thousand dollars is yearly deposited with
the editor Of BELLS Lifo"' as stake-money in
matches Of one sort or another.
1t is said that Hawthorne left novel which his
Wlio hestatcs to publish, on account Of his dis
satisfaction ut tho crude condition in which he had
allowed it to remain.
-, An Austrian Lieutenant was recently shot near
vienna Tor cowardice in battle, though he had lust
peeh promoted for bravery in another engagement.
ono Of the objects which excited tho most curl
sy ussty IN the recent exhibition at Toledo was COM
@ P@eic editlon OF "Don Qufxote" printed in micro
scope characters Oh fifty-four cigarette papers.
General j. Z. Joh. ston is in Washington. A
MOTahGrn paper says ho is urging the issue Of the
sttiistS sonti tSP Proclamation, and declaring that the
reasonable return. 'o W 'A"A0 any
t,o Aastrlan Os Admiral TeRethof, who won the bat
has da saa and is shortly coming to this country
naSs Dteh &c otsted from tho chief command Of the
hSn ana however he has got present Of SlO.-
guished decoration. '''' IVORY ois'in-
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SUDDEN DEATH. MIR. C. NJ. Eastcrline, one OF
our young citizens, died yesterday morning from
congestion Of the brain, after an illness of ton
and his comrades speak of him as having been q
brave soldier and an upright man. His remains
We're escorted to the cemetery yesterday afternoon
which hc was an efficient membcr.-AuGusta
Chronicle
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ANOTHER Coop MAN GoNE.-Rev. Allen Turner
who was well known in many parts Of Georgia
died ut his residence near Palmetto, on the 9th
, 1866-07-20
DaII.,, correspo ndence.

! DALLEsi July lOthi 1866.
ED. s1LTIsEAH:-I enjoyed my trip down as
well A. could have been expected. The day was
warm aud the dust was ''dusty" Arriving at
WAilulA Saturday afternoon, Twas compelled to
lay over until Monday morning. This did mt
make much difference to me, though it seemed
70 "pester" sote Of the other passengers little.
About sun down the steamer "0wyhee" arrived
nom Lewiston, bringing quite q number Of pas
Sengers, among whom noticed Capts. Ankney,
Collins and Couch-all Of Portlauds .....,
Wishing to become acquainted with the eiti-
Eens Of WAllula, / did not, like most Of .he 9TH
er passengers, accept an Invitation to visit
Ripgold city and Whits Bluffs, ,,on the steamer
"0wyheei" but remained behind to Pick up
"items.n -,
was much pleased with the location of Wal
lula and the quiet manner Of her citizens.
There was quite number Of pack trains camped
nom ahalf to two and half miles Of the town.
more quiet orderly set Of men think never
met, 50 far out on the frontier.
There was one little drawback to the picture
"a rather dark back ground--Hhich, however,
am informed, is not batronized by any of the
citizens Of Wallula, and but. by few strangers.
| allude to a small sIl0 gam bling house jammed,
apparently, into an old alley-way alongside of
the principal Hotel in the place, and kept by a
little the darkest shaded "American of African
attache to this iustitution-same shade-but
Of the feminine gender, but when at home am
told she is found in the upper end Of the city.
There was some talk of the citizens holding
"eamp meeting for one night only near one or
the other of these holes, and see if they could
not be prevailed upon to "change their base"
II is certainly strange that such a thing as this
should be permitted to exist right in the centre
Of the town, connected as it is, so closely with
the principal Hotel. l heard it commented on
in various ways, by various persons. If such a
thing as a rs5rO gambling hOuss is absolutely ne
eessary to the Welfare of community, for HeaS-
en- sake don't stick it right under the noses of
all the citizens, and all those passing through
the place 1t certainly shows bad taste in some
one for permitting such thing to exist on their
Premisesi and so far as its being necessary or
even required, by the citizens of Wsllula, state
the fact when l say did not hear a single indi-
Vldual speak of it except in strong terms OF con-
demnation. hope, ere l make another visit to
Wallulai that this dark spot will be white
washed TRkvELFa.
, 1866-07-20
NATIONAL DEBTS.

Almost every nation has debt, and almost
! every one of these debts is a large one Accord
ing to the British Chancellor of the Excheouer.
Prussia owes S2l5, 900, 900; Holland, S425, ,0OO,-
900; Russia, 81, ,3s5, 900; .A4gs.ria $780,
900 ,OOo France, $4,000 900, 900; Italy, $780,
900 900; Portugal, $l65, 900, 900; and Turkey,
S255, 900. According to the latest census
reports, Russia has ls, SOC, 005 Of people; Hol-
land, $500, ,6oer Russia, SO, $50 900; Austria,
600 Portugal 5SSs odS aSd rdFRe diFERle 1885, $685.
900, That is to say the Prussians owe nearly
Sl2 per head, the Hollanders SI2l per head, the
Russians over S23, the Austrians over S45. the
French over $50, the Italians about S34, the
Portuguese nearly $40, and the Turks Sis per
bead of the entire population. The English owe
SIPS per head, and we owe about $50. 1t will
be seen that the United States have Hh6t stsbped
cut Of the common track in creating a great
debt. 1t will require some fnsncieriug to get
our debt we'll provided for, but once under way,
we shall go along with as much regularity as
England has gone for half century, walking
steadily under q burden which, before it was
created no human being would have thought
her capable. of existing under. Cne of the most
eminent 6fERgland's public men once remarked;
II the most enlightened man had been told, in
1882, that in 1915 the interest on esO0, 900 900
$4,000, ,0O0, ,o0O) would be duly paid to the day
at the Bank, he would have been as hard Of be-
lief as if he had been told that the Government
would ssip possession Of the lamp of Aladdin,
or the purse ofFortunAtus
But neither men, nor nations know what they
can do until their energies are fully taxed.
England would scarcely have gone to war with
France had she known that her debt would haTs
been more than tEebled by that war in little more
than 20 years; and it may be doubted If there
ever woHld have been q secession war in the
United States, had the South been fully aware
Of. the prodigous cost of the. contest that was
coming. She would have paused in.hsE mad ca
reer had she known the full issue of the strug-
gle and the consequences, pecuniary Ind moral,
it would entail. But the war came, q great
debt was incurred, and now that the debt ex-
lists, we shall live under it, and make it one
means Of our prosperity, in other words make it
do something towards paying for itself by a
more fspid development Of out rsSodrces.-S.
r BuELeffn. .---
, 1866-07-20

about the 18th for Sac Frauciteot T6r,s ea,.s
Brooklyn to-day.
HAD onSTER STEPHrss annnsfnD.
BosroS, July n.--9sad Center Stephen w.
arrested to>dAy At ths suit Of Parsseott, who
claims -, 900 for delivering lectures on Feuispl
IAN and the expense incurred IN the sxcnfsion
70 OanPobsno. Stsphsus appeared in Court and
gave bonds to the amount of 81, 900.
rLrerIOE or SrHATOHs IN xIBaIsrL.
oNAH1, July 1.-The Legislltule sl.ct.d mn.
ger the State Const:tutiOn Of NehrAska, met 70,
DAY aud elected Gen. John W. Thaylf and y
Weston o. s. Senators. Both are repu6lIesp,'
LegiflAture adjourned sine die.
THl PROJECT OF CANADIAN ANHI1ArIoS. +:
offAEA, O., W., July ll.-Thers was an erei,
ts session Of the Canadian Parliament ysstsf .
day, The opposition asssiled the Government
With great force and efest, aud the project Of
annexation to the United States seems to gain
favor. 5-,i..
, 1866-07-20

OK the door of one Of the rooms in South
College, Yale, is the following notice: mo
soap needed here at present; no nice cigars
wanted no o!d clothes in this room. Notice:
no contributions to infrm negroes, soldiers
and lone widows, with eighteen children.
No relief for destitute mariners from return
ing blockade>runners, with strong smell
Of Whiskey. General NOtice--To all whom
it may concern: Applicants for charity are
hereby informed nat the occupants of this
room have gone fishing, ind Won't be at home
till morning No molasses or popcorn want:
ed. No, apples, lemons, or oranges needed
for few days TO come.y
, 1866-07-20

GEORGE W; PR1DHAM, of Portland, a
painter dt the Grand Trunk repair shop, while
engaged in painting the inside of a tender,
suddenly fell and assumed the appearance of
man deeply intoxicated. He was taken
home, and soon after went into convulsions,
attended by lOckjaw. A physiciEn.Was call
ed, who stated that his condition was the re-
splt Of inhaling the poisoE Gus 'vaper frcm the
naphtha I'M the paint. After several hours
the man was restored to consciousness, and
is in fair way Of recovery. 1-
, 1866-07-20

oNE Of the sex writes, rather spicily,
''that though few American ladies live in
idleness, the majority as yet work them
selves into earlier graves-giving the men
an opportunity to try two or three in the
course Of their own vigorous lives"
, 1866-07-20

GUNcettonis coming ino new favor abroad.
Austria has recalled her Col. Lark from Eng
land, and set him to work to make q large
quantity, and the Italian government are
making preparations to intoduee it into her
service. .11rs.5 -.
, 1866-07-20

FUNERAL on A BEE.-A correspondent
of an English paper transmits the following
"On Sunday last, had the pleasure Of wit
Messing a most interesting ceremony, which
1 desire to record for the benefit Of your rea|
ders. Whilst walking with frieUd in gar
den near Falkirk, we observed two bees issu.,
ing from one Of the hives, bearing betTiat
them the body Of defunst comrsde, with
which they few to the distance st ten yards
We followed them closely, end ncted2th
care with which they sslectedIa convenient
hole at the side Of gravel valk-the ten
derpess with which they committed the bodyi
head downward, to the earth-and the soliea
;tnde with which they sfterward pushed
against Il two little stones, doubtless In msr;
TofiGm.' Their task being ended, they,
paused for about minute, perhaps 70 drop
4 tear over the grave Of their friend, and
then few away"
, 1866-07-20

AN otsQXa Canada special says that a
court martial, composed Of twenty militia
officers, win be appointed Immediately for
the trial Of Fenians captured.st Fort Erie. If
convicted, those holding prominent positions
will be executed.
, 1866-07-20

Coon men gensrlIy- -lefF Mor6 substsn,
tial benefits from their Affections Ian bed
men do from their prosperity snd.uhn tksy
Idein wealth, pleasure, and honor they
gain, with most sdVsntage, IN wisdom end
goodness, end tEanqHility of mind. o iiss
, 1866-07-20
DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

j 1A CoPARTNERSHIP heretofore existing bs
pat.,;ueen 2 P. Allen and J. W. smith, in the Car
6Iv business, was dissolved July 1ethn 1855.
s r. P ALLEN,
, 1866-07-20
DIR. j. w. HUNTER,

tLATE OF DALLEs CITY, REGON)
nFFERS HIS PROFESSION [ SERVICES TO
the citizens of Walla Wala I'D vicinity.
Office and Residence south end of Third street,
where he may be found
eta hours, both day and night, when not profess
r-n9lly engaged,
, 1866-07-20
Notice of Final settlement.

Notice of Final Settlement. ~ .. ~.
w T: HORTON, Administrator of the estate
coun, :. Oh James Bordray having filed his final &c
RsrstosS such Administrator in the Probate Court,
Til ~ notice d hereby given that said account
Iuv % 0TTsSsdered in Probate Court on Saturday,
;" 20 1855, at 10 o'clock An.
Wall, v.r J; b. BLEWETT, Probate Judge.
ava "allA, July Z, 1866, 29W4.
, 1866-07-20
oo0PoWde1.S

..A>,s,,tv HovV 3 On HAND, lGkd da eOntt.hi ~
Ply n thS future, = SlsnsN)' = 0'isAA0'
, 1866-07-20
2galIa &tallaS Statesttatl.

prRLusHED EVERY FRIDAY EVENING, BY
WILLIAM H. NEWELL,
, 1866-07-20
AyorHEs VITO.

The President has been unwell for some time
which delays the veto Of the Freedrsen's BureAS
Bill. Itis said that Seward opposes Veto' Pc
lieving that too many vetoes win have Oa'
effect.
, 1866-07-20
RATES OF SUBSCRIPTION ;

.-rERHS INVARIABLY IN ADVANCES
, 1866-07-20
oHos Statesman Building, Third Street

EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR.
, 1866-07-20
xoSErARY AND coxxERt tIAL

New YoRK, July 1.-THE Po'fs money Stuepe M
saws There is no scarcity Of gold for delivery
and loans of coin are made either without inter
est OF ffree ot,four per cent ip favor Of borrow
ers. The foreign demand for United States seea>
rites is the Only feature of Interest on the stock
exchange. There is much activity in the loan
market. Cotton dull and lower, 3ec for middlN
ings. -.
The Coumsreiat's money article says stock
transactions are unusually large and prices range
higher throughout the list. Government = ~
present a large operator in its own securities
and the present excitement and advance are
chiefly owing to its transactions. The passage
of the tariff act in the House BY such large
majority has revived confidence that the bill viii
become q law.
SENATOR LANE DEAD.
, 1866-07-20

NV YoRK, July 1.-THE Pacific Nail ecaS'
pany's new steamer AoHtdHa viii Leave here
, 1866-07-20

WAsH1xerox, July ll.-Senator Pomeroy anc
Representative Clark, Of Kansas, have received
kilograms announcing the death OF senator SlI .
Laps. CThe fact that be had Intentionally lsho'
himself through the head has been uoieed.l
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PROPOSALS.

DROPOSALS. - SEALED PROPOSALS., IN
II dupncate, will be received at this Office until 12
M MONDAY, the 1eth Gay Of April, 1866 for the
delivery OF COCO head Of BEEF CATTLE on the hoOf
for the use of cnptured Indians. The cattle to be
delivered to the A. T.. s. for Indians at Fort Sumner
New Mexico. ..... /.
The rst delivery 10 be on the 1st day Of July 1885,
deliveries 10 be In such numbers ana at such times
'as may be required by the undersigned.
1he cattle must be from three to five years cid,
and must weigh at least 4e0 pounds net her weight
TO be ascertalnea according 90 manner laid down m
the subs Regu uatoDs Of 1S63 and to be Of tho best
marketable quality. No Stays, Bulls, Cows, or
Whonever, in the epinien Of the A. G. S. for In.
dams, at Fort sumner the cattle presented do not
Iulfl the conditions here set forth, as many do
not will DO rejected. Ten per cent Of money due
contractors will be retained until the contract s tul
Alled.
1--WE responsible persons must sign each bid,
RuaraBtseIng that If tho contract is awarded the
party parties therein proposing. they will enter
into ample bonds Ter Cne faithful fulG ment of the
contract, and when the parties thus Offering as
sureties are unknown to the undersigned, their
ability to reimburse the loss TO the United states
which would accrue in case Of failure must be
attosted before magistrate or other officer EN-
powered 10 administer oaths.
The par tics to whom this contract Is let will be ok
pectea TO l the contract sub-letting
of the contract will be considered as alaure TO o0n-
ply with the contract and the contractor will be held
responsible therefor.
Endorse on the envelope Proposals for Beei
Cattle, at Fert Sumner, New Mexico "
Captain and G. s. and Brevet Major, q. S. A.
Office Purchasing and Depot G. S, District of New
Mexico, Santa Fe, N. NJ, February Z, 1856. 3 23t
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not accepting their Senators

relations to tho Union by not accepting their Senators
and Representatives" ID 81 ta
WHAT ooNeRgss WILL DO.
But must pause. The danger OF the country is
not from military power. The great soldier who
captured Fort Donelson and Island no. 10, and ena-
bled Andrew Johnson the hunted refugee to return
70 his home, commands the army for life. No ~,
Arnaud can order a pardoned traitor to his posl-
ton. And having conquered the Rebellion on his
own line he will not permit tho results of the peo-
surrendered by any but themselves. .. y -r
R1he Thirty-nmth CongreIs will maintain the
Constitution in its integrity It will do what il can,
In spite Of the veto power, to protect the public
ample power to protect and avenge every loyal
man in the country. 1t Will strive to guarantee 90
eachl State a republican form o1 government. II
listens TO the appeas OF the Survivors of
the brigade OF loyal North Carolnians who re-
sPonued TO the appeals OF the gallant Foster, and
the AlabamiaRs who followed Spencer through
the war, and will aot consent to yield
them helpless victims to the malice Of the traitors
who could not corrupt or overawe them. The eYi.
dence taken by the "Central Directory" shows that
there suoh men throughout the South, and II
they are to be abandoned to venReanoe1t the South
Is to closed against Northern emigration ii thev
and the pubic debt and pro- erty-yes, and may
add, peace-are to be contided to the care Of the
master-sptlts of the Rebellion, it will not be done
by the Thrty-ninth Congress.
The orisis of our countrv-perhaps the last great
strain ttutIons to feewill be the cleo
ton Of members TO the Fortieth Congress- Neither
MIR Johnson nor the Aephstophelep of the State
Departmen will waive any effort to give success to
"my pOlioy;' but the people, true to Union and
liberty at wha ever cost ef watchfpness aud labor
will thwalt their machinat ons. The President may
pardon Jefferson Davis but the pee pie can prevent
him from leading Lees army TO the Canada fine.
ctizen-solders Of the Republic will drive the In
Vaders back.
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TO SHIP CAPTAINS AND OWNERs.-THE
Il undersigned having leased the KENSINGToN
SCREW DOCK begs inform his frenSs and the patFons
OF the Dock that he 10 prepared with increased facilities
to aceommO mOdate those having vessels TO be raised OF
repaired. and being practical ship-carpenteL and
caulker, will give personal attention 70 the vessels en-
trusted 10 hna for repairs. . ..x.,-.
Captains or AReEts Ship Cerpen ers ana Machnists
havIn Yesseis 10 repair, are solicited to call.
HayiHR the agency for the sale Of 'WetteTstedts s
Patent Neale Comp OstOn" for co pper Paint for the
tion OF vessels bottoms for this city am pre-
P"'N~ JOHN II. HAMMIrT,
KeDsnGtOn BcreW Dock,
al DELAWARE Avenue above LAUREL Street
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CoyERNMENr SALE OF SURPLUS HARD
NJ BREAD,

GOVERNMENT SALE OF SURPLUS HARD
u BREAD.
SUBSISTENCE OFFICE, q. S. A,
No 8 n. GAY STREET,
.. BALTIMORE, Nd, Fe ruaTy q, 1856.
Sealed Proposals, in duplicate win be received at
this office until TVRDAY March II, 1866, fer the
purchase of surplus HARD BREAD on hand at this
depot
Proposals must state that the offer is made under
advertisement of this date
The bread IN boxes of fifty t5o) pounds each. No
proposals. received less tkan twenty (20) boxes
Purchases will be delivered ON beard of transports
without exl ense TO the purchaser.
Payment required in Government funds on stiA
cation OF acceptance of bid. Twenty days allowed
purchasers TO remove stores
Proposals 10 be endorsed on the envelope, "Propo-
sails for hard Bread" and addressed to
THOMAS WILSON,
Brevet 1t Col and &. S. U. y. A,
22617t Brevet Brig. Gen. Volunteers.