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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-05-21

k9- COLGATES HONEY SOAP.-THIS CELE-
DRAFTED Toilet Soap, III such universal denland
3 made from tho choicest materials Ia mild and
smoIIicnt In Its nstnre FRA grnntIy scented, and
extremely In It's action upon the skin. For
sale by all Druggists and Fancy Goods Teslera.
February lyr
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-05-21
MARKED DOWN.

TAKING IITO CONSIDERATION TIE
depression in the prices Of MERCHANDISE,
aud believing that the only true mercantile
way Of doing business is to meet the market
regardless of cost, we have decided to
mark our Stock down to sucl prices that
there can be no question in regard to the
fact that We are determined to meet the
market.
Our FINE CLOTHING is of our own
manufacture, the workmanship Of which
we warrant In every particular.
Annexed will be found a list OF some
leading articles, with former and present
prices:
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-05-21

GO HILLS HAIR DYE-FIFTY GENTS
BLACK OR BRoWN.-Instantaneous II effect, reliable
for natural appearance. beauty OF color and durability
also the cheapest and best in Depot No. GO John
streot corner OF William street. New York. md sold by
Druggists and Fancy Goods Stores everywhere.
November 20 emo
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-05-21

Another wonderful Ingredient, of great use among
the Spanish ladies' Of south America impartng beauty
to the complexion and brlancy to the mind Is yet
known to the commerce Of tho world, aud withhold
Its name for the present
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-07-04
Ing DoTi15 IN the other Jelr3 !:


"A 0
the 2Sth ult, says
By an arrangement among the Boston banks
State bank bills will not be received on. deposit
after Saturday next, June 30, consequently the
only circulating notes which will be bankable and
current after that date will be greeubaCks and
national bank bills.
REDUCTION or THE U. S. CURRENCY THE New
York Tribune is untirng in its efforts to bring
about resumption of specie payments. We cx
tract as follows from an article in that journal of
the 23th ult.:
The Hon. Amasa Walker has recently published
an article in which he argues for the conversion of
the government bonds into a new issue not exempt
from general taxation Mr.. Walker thinks it bet
ter to pay higher interest than to adopt the policy
of exemption. He maintains that the exemption
creates class who will vote orexpenditure with
out having to bear the burden; that it will create
an influence against the payment of the principal
of the debt, will cripple the industry of the coun-
try by absorbing its wealth into the government
debt and insurng the return of bonds from abroad,
and that it is altogether unnecessary.
Gold continues to advance to the damage of all
legitimate business, but it does not stimulate Con-
gress or the secretary Eof the treasury to adopt
any measures to retire the superfuous paper
money upon which the gold specuiatons are main
ly founded. There can be no permanent decline
in gold until reduction is made in the volume of
the currency and thesOOner this fact is recognized
and acted upon the better. As soon as contrac-
ton is inaugurated the National banks will be in
i5 ~,
mounI9' @ aol IL IS Known mat tney are widely eX-
Pausd, "a, anu G nele 10 protect themselves during
inIHS N.Y. uays oy, oI CONJUNCTION, st,.s 10
1. Ihey seem strong IN legal tender, but 1t IS In
Golpouii9s qua temporary loans to the treas
aiy HoilSFeaea ns @5 degal tender' Wlth the
tLi uoI3es HI IFetStItn8 Danhs the treasury mas
notn,n8 10 10. rlS business Is TO return the
M 5 s n d Is supposed TO be
[tueelaoI{' "Il 70 teI slGtn get oa&6 To- state
9i rgasonaoe soGaHcss T ny Suen saeflflees as may
Pc necessary. LHe sooner StePS arr are taken BY
congress no 10 sIoR lG @ Donas .! Sl5oooOOo IN golS
pau 10 'te n&'l@s ior HTIHagng currency n al
fesPsGtS m aigIt4t t n iH RG3"E T. ts,na4on 70 iega
tenasf e. nG pctlot ~ Will oe I2r solvent traders
am T aG II%uSfI t; @ o "g S9anVsy.
100 la4tn ll,e ,as otgt i,sy III ,aualu3 Lte cur
dency puL l use f ars ~. S9e tepeo @ @ ana INA lne 4o
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-07-04
cSl9g Orleans Daily Qyrgsce0t,
WEDNESDAY MonNINa. -LLIY 4 lam.
Elalu @r!eans zElonen LElar!lgt.

Tuesday Evenns, July 3, 1896. !
The movement in the Cold market has been
unusually uniform to-day, Heavy transactions
have been carried through both on the street and
at the Brokers' Board; but no material fuctua-
tons have been noticeable at any time, and rates
have varied less than during any previous day
for several weeks past. The outdoor pur-
chases comprised $4,000 at l5O3@l5l |
$4,000, $4,000, $4,000 and $4,000 at l5l
$45 900, taken by one party, at l5l@l5l9;
$500, 10000 and $4,000 at l5l5 $4,000 at
l5l}, and $1,000 al lj2 Sales of Silver have been
confined to driblets, and we still quote Cold at
15O50l51 and Silver at l36!MI393 for American
coin and l5lDl52 for Mexican dollars The stead
mess in our market to-day is mostly due to the
placdity which has ruled at the New York boards,
where Gold was quoted at the opening at 1881
at IL A. NJ, l52J at 1870 P. NJ at 1881, and at
p. NJ at 1884.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE Rates of Sterling and
Francs are quite stiff but without any quotabIe
alteration whatever. The demand, however, is
still of very restricted character and operations
since our last have been confined to 5000, $1,000
and G20OO Sterling at 1853, $4,000 at lj9, $4,000 at
l59Gl594, GlOOO, sold by u bank for currency, at
1871, and ElOOO do. sold for Gold at l095, 3oO99'
strictly Al private Francs, at 3,3jf, and 10000
do, sold by bank, at scot for Cold We con
tinue to quote bank Sterling at lG6@iG7, Clear
Bills l57@l59 bank Francs S.35993'3Ot', ana out
door Francs at 3.4503.40f
DOMESTIC ExguASGE-rhera is no variation
whatever to refer to in rates Of Domestic LA-
change, but the demand has been more active and
general to-day than heretofore, and the banks all
round have checked very heavily at yesterday
figures. The purchases by banks and bankers III
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-07-04

n. L. ROUEs q BsO.,
"a. L. K0UNs BEN. B. KoUNs)
General Commission Merchants.
WHOLESALE GRoCERs,
-ASD DEALERS H.
FANCY GROCERIES, BOAT AND BAR sToREa
No. 80 Common street, New Orleans
Collections oonggnments to Sell Orders to Purchase
from the Levee, solicited.
Particular attention given to Receiving and Forwa
Liberal Cash advances made on ConBignuents.
WHITEMAN BROTRERs,
g. P. wE1TEMAN. q. G. wHITEMAE, E. ". WHITE
HAND
Commission, Receiving and Forwarding
Merchants,
Whoesaleand Retail Dealers In
GROCERIES,, WESTERN PRODUCE LIRE, CEMENr
HALLS Etc,
Beyou cara, Las
BIZ Having resumed business their stand respectful
solicit renewal of former patronage
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-07-04
CATTLE aEnrket.


JsFFEEsoH CRY, July 1, 1866,
Arrived yesterday-ll2 Texas Beeyes and 81
Sheep. SoId-4 Western and 4I2 Texas Beeyes,
40 Hogs and 81 Sheep, Stock on sale-lg
Western and 476 Texas Beeyes, I26 Calves and
Yearlings, 3l9 Hogs, 37sl Sheep and % Milcl
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-07-04
Commercial s3ntelIigeltte.

Commercial 8ntelligerte.
tIRysgzzr OryrE No &CAup srREEr,l
Tuesday Evening, Jay 3 1866
CoTrox-The Cuba's adyiGes have had a re-
assuring effect upon the market and under an in.
creased inquiry to-day lOj8 bales have changed
hands, at frmer and steadier prices, which enable
US to furnish closely approximating if mot strictly
reliable quotations once more. The supply upon
the market continues very light, however, and
most Of the principal factors still refuse
to uncover their supplies, feeling conf
dent that higher rates will prevail at an
early day. Receipts are light, and indicate fall
ing off thus far, during the present week, OF 81
bales while adyices of the growing crop are not
of a character to justify heavy estimates o1
the aprregate result The ruling figures at the
close of business this evening were 25CgHc. Tor
ordinary, 20m30c. for good ordinary, 32g54c' Tor
low middling, and 3G038c. for middlIng. The
oDerations for the day have been participated III
bv nine brokers, and were for the most part re-
stricted to small lots.
STATEMENT OF COTTON.
s.,e IN hand Sept lst l866-baleB........... 1929
Received since esterday X .
8eceyed previously 593--'3o60
8l7905
Exported since Yesterday MI 225 ssg
.A,,,,...s M, .,..ro. IN o6s
'yoS .ll ,.,- '5 ,, s r,ast. -oa
inc eSPoI'' Iyi'''g i5I p''a ~, ,'o,''
Da,s' l'a Ng" oIh1 '0 D"I'7 i0' ''' VI '"'
~ D"ieS lor DoEueau~'
SUGAR AND MoLAssEs-Thero have been no re-
ceipts from the coast since yesterday. Louisiana
production is in limited supply while the foreign
is now liberal, but with scarcely any demand
There were however sales to-day OF % Ahos Of
Cuba reboiled Molaszes on private terms and some
few lots Of yellow clarified at l7c' Z l6' The re,
tail demand is of very restricted character at
l2@l3!c, for common l4e. for fair &C. Tor loIy
fair, l5e for prime. l5lgllc Tor yeilg" clafinso'
and lI@l74e' t' r. Tor white oo' Ouo% 9ugaIS "a,
are retailing at l25g l54e' 1oF Nos, I-9 49, me
movement IN Molasses IS very llull'eo' o"' We
j quote it at 5y'@55c' t gallon.
FLoUR-Ihe stoek Of gooa fIour Is scarce ~,
The grades Of superline ana 10" eH'ra aEo ~ sooo
: supply, while there IS little or no deAlahu loi
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-07-04

TUE sRREVEP61zT sEMT-W EEasz. /. Y
NEWS .q,t,
published eFery Paesday and Saturday,
AT az TEXAS STREET, SHREVEPORT, La,
John Dickinson, Editor and Proprietor.
TERMS-One year in advance SIS six months 81.
ADVERTISING square, Of eight lines less, frst in
sertion, 81 so esoh subsequent 75c,
NEWS has an extensive circulation Northern Louis-
ana Texas and Arkansas thus offering superior inducements
advertisers Liberal deductions made to yearly advertisers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-21
THE TONES POLICE COURT
Before Justice Hogan.

rainy, wretched day, and within the precincts Of
the court room forbddng even on bright day end css
lated strike into the heart Of any criminal the oea
seemed to be enhanced. few spectators sat EpOn The
benches, bat they seemed to be suffering from
chronic dependency. A smile would have seemed
ont OF place amid The perVadng guinness bai
Little bushes. doing Ihe thieves ana scenes
70 have taken fnrioueh and abstanel Tor nmt
from doing evil The magistrate and clerks sat at their postA
YEARLY waiting while ttc hours passed slowly The 10
p0rteFs tie qnt for items OF interest found but ew
eases worthy OF mention AID when M court closed gatheIvS
up their note 0ooAs aud pencils and e wondering whether
punishment existed thar that of passing rainy dAJ
within the portals Of tue Tombs Cour Ron.
ROEEFD By A PRETENDED FRIgND-Ol wednesday evening
aad The latter invited Mary accompany her residence.
Tae invitation accepted aud aer remaining ~ the gIssL
ment Of Cathaiine some ltte time MARY zen .seep nL'
she aso haEy found that wallet containing s1 sum q
money Lad been stolen rom hef pocAet Ee slg l s9se
BeLeEg that no one ogt Cat elG rave stolen H. AJ
caused by ocer Atsou Of the SKh Precinct ILt
accused o. TAKEN before justice Hogan al toe AgnDs ard
se Of hes energetic protesations OF innocence she W." eo
Assaulted An OFHcYR-John Bradley conducted him
SET Do a dsorGerly "Wednesday evening, End
wien Officer If the Fth Precinct attempted to arrest
power1l blow upon wiki heavy instrument
causing wound. The sssaant then threw ewsy tina
weePon anu ATTEMPTED to make his escape but was secured
ait struggle. Yesterday be aIrgigred leTe Justice
Hogan, and committed answer at tAe Cout Of special SEQ
4 WosMy HEArES-Nary Ann Tlynn and John Harris or
Wednesday night quarred the residence Of tie former.
the head with club knoc11g be- down and cans
Ing scalp w0andj brute at once arrested By
Officer L0Bentl OF The Ffh Precinct yesterday Justice
H. gau ed hm for trial uo 81 probably be sent fa
a ti4e where such diversions ere not plbcticed.
VIE BlAtER.-Jamss Ticker sud his wife Maria zee
terdsy qLarfed in their apartment No ISL Friukn sL
and considering himself privileged 90 brat Ills WIFE, james dla
co. fay struck her upon the head with blunt IN
strumeut telling hen the fOor and causing wound
The received surgical sid at tle Fra
Precinct Stiou.ouse In tie lime her ulfecng has
band vas are'ed by Officer DUN. end yesterday ne va
commit ,d for tTin. by Justice Hogan.
a DISHONEST Is AsHELwONAN.-Jlue Anderson, washer
woaau reeeiy from May Sutton residing 30 Ol tnird
ave. dress wash. In OF tie pockets u he dress e&
bill bad been inadvertently lef ard Jane had n .a
Denomination CHANGED alter 10 presumed SIC must
hly1 appropriated this Jane dees bot the compliant 81
" alton, yesterday arrested by Officer AuYale
drge OF larceny and Justice hogan committed her foe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-21
THE CASE OF THE SwEDyH sAnoEs.

TIE OPINION OF JUDGE BBTTS-THR TREATY POWERS
OF coSsJLs-THR WRIT OF HABEAs CORPUS DENIED.
The case of the Swdish seamen, which was brought
I'd By Mr. James on application release certain sailors Of
the ship Indian from Lndogst jail Tuesday and which
was argued by Mr. the part Of the sailors and by
Mr. De Costa for the Swedish Consul been decided by
udge Belts against them and the ana flights OF the
Swedish Consul affirmed Ia the following opinion'
Ia the case Of the petition Of lhOnas Dumpy esq coun
selOraaw presented on oath In open court IDS 9b oI an
allowance for writ Of habeas corpus IN favor OF l. b0hg
stop G. A. Stevenson L. w. Larson n Claus0n, " ADutf
son and b. Janson-aeged 70 be now detained IN the
Of the United States Marshal, under warrant OIL Onea
States COMMISSIONER applied for and obtained under the req
ston Of the counsel for Governments Of Sweden aud Nor
way uuder the provisions Of treaty with the United States
such petition showing that such warrant mas been grahel
upon certificate OF the said Swedish Consu that IT had been
reported by captain Of the ship which the above
named parties sesmen that they had refused TO perform
duties required OF them and had shown mntnOus CON
duct and that upon such certificate the United States Com
missioner has issued warrant under which the aboenamed
parties are held custody and the petitioner stating that
there power authority under the said treaty or any
acts Of Congress in confirmation thereof Tor the United
States Commissioner TO issue warrant and TO de.
tain the abovenamed parties In GnStody-whereiore
the petitioner prRys that wit OF hdbtas corpus may
be ssued Court directed 10 the United States Marshal
Of this district commanding him to bring the bodies OF the
terenamed seamen before the Court 70 DO dealt with
support Of the said petition that the Marshal DC ordered
forthwith TO return said Of habess corpus with the
law Court directed notice to DO given TO the counsel OF
Norway and Sweden TO show cause at TIE opening Of ne
court tomorrow, the 18th inst) why the said vHt
should be allowed And this day counsel appearing before
the Court in behalf the said Consul OF the SAID Government
said petitioner aud being made 10 appear 70 me
Court By the treaty sP1sions entered mo Ds'ween te
Sweden and Norway and duly ratified by e parties (sh
Statutes at Large 3 AIT 10 and 9 aud also ~ the Act
Of CONGRESS gth stathi large p 1s] enu N ' m l
i,ate Of me Swedish and MOI wegau Colsa tsleu 10 NeW
York dated SEPT a. e06 certifying tat tie AFORESAID He-J
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-21
PUBLIC HUMANITY.

rHg WORK oP THB SOCIETY FOR THE PREVENTION OF
CRUELTY TO ADMINISTERING DRINKING FoUN-
TAISs-niPRoyED MoUsE-TRAPS.
We gave few weeks since an exhaustive account
~ the Society for the Prevention Of Cruelty to Animals con-
tanning the history OF the Society aud fg setting forth
q It's objects and the manner in which it performs
lts noble missiOo In this paragraph we merely enum-
crate some Of the special reforms which the Society
49, in view az the present time During the Summer
months the meetings Of the executive committee have been
suspended owing to the absence Of many o. Us Ion
she city bat the devoted President ana secretary O e o
stV have the less attentive to calls made upon them
for Intervention In special cases Of abuse ., DUMP
and unng la the deysing OF means ior Tue prevention
cruelty ia the general treatment Of ANIMALS Evidence Of
their soeous devotion TO TINS WORK appears IN inc
uenis which appear IN me el papers lOf proposal
and designs for TIE erection Of suitable Tor
1orses and dogs; information concerning the most ap
proved aud least cruel method Of mazng dogs ior mols
o. traps designed 20 catch and az the sane tine instantly k
rats and other destructive animals which can be used 10
place Of the ortuTng instruments now employed Tor sach Pf
Bp@by Of designs for street have been
received That which appears ~ answer al requirements
aost satisfactorily is the offered by MI g. p Davidson or
ave et in hight having top the side next the
sidewalk basin with iron cup attached by chain Tor tne
by pipe within the pillar 70 larger basin upon the opposite
aide for horses and the wssts rom s BASIN Is car
Of the pillar Tor the dogs IL Is seen al glance IA tnS
lesgn combines economy in with generous dspensa
ton Of he benefits OF public fountain and beast and
d will probably be approved and adopted -
The designs for mues dogs received thus far not
,uch As the Society viii commend The matter Of the whole
sale slaughter dogs BY way which has been carried on
this city during the past SaDmer one which the Society
Nn make subject Of earnest consideration u is doubted
~ many Of the members If any j1sthestion can
bs found FOR this widespread destruction OF the canine raes
n midst The latest Investigations Of the disease Of
bydropha dogs have proved that many Of the teros
popularity attributed 10 u imaginary especially that Is
bot spontaneous tedeyeong also that bot weather
l. more conducive 10 It's propagation than cold The
popular q H. however will insist precautions
icing the muzzug Of the dogs doubtless the most
tumans methods lss dogs picked up by the police in
she Of Tie late reign Of terror Of which 800
we're 'incOntinently slain"
TIE call for designs for monsetTsps Published BY the Society
suggested By similar seton Of the English Society or
Prevention u Cruelty 70 Animals which extends rs poiec
o. The lowest orders " the animal creation
Nsbs ~ Treatment az tie hands Of 10 ooea 70 the ab
~ prescrvas these Ne Tor death bE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-21

BRIGADE INSPECTION.
The following order has been issued by Brg.-Gen.
Hall; - r. 49,.
FIRST DIVISION \. O., 8. N y. NEvloRK SEPT Il, eoo
Ibs several regiments oe Brigade WIN parade faIy uniformed
Equipped annual INSPECTION TonPkn''qaare
The s Ss Res@. 9n a M S os o
T Rs Ff Gys%IF On o 0 oct
The Fytfh kss mea On iGssdy oct y 81 p n, n. p.,a,
Inspector. by order o. =, ,,,r,,,.,,r,,,
J. erosion HruIoR Bhpadc-Inpgc,or
EXCURSION or CoNrANY B-Coupany r. 22d Regiment, so
upon to Bdgep T on Friday next leaving lis
received at Bridgeport BY military and fire companies md
general good time erjoyed The following order has been
'''u'D -'''-'' - Wac Co + slD REolaEs1 GssNH}
CoMPAS1 oRpER No This Command viii leave Tor Bridgeport
Connecticut on Friday ne PIT ias Pc, 'he w q n5iSPf
~ Lewis Company 2ld Regiment ~ G.; $. y Capisin
Sboved date in full gaf3rnknaps cf oyercoss rolled foI
Ss q rgea 5,2 @ tie necessity Of raFcrtas 1t tie
hour named Mem0eEs who are without any portion OF g.
OF Thursday everins otck On "Wednesday tysug tie meme
bt viii assemble iOr DIN o9est % Lgra evening ,asts
msrcs Members VITO do not Intend to 60 @ eI.rsoa
their rifles. ee will receive he names o. mem
be Of the Regiment who assi00 q gg9T wv ~ I
h' s!ro, y cr, ~ he l~.e,ut
CoNriSY DRllIle regular weely drill of Co. c, 22l
Regiment viii commence Oct 3 Of o'clock p m ne Con-
rauy viii also assemble tie aruoy On Friday at 1880 a. u
INSPECTION or THE FIEsT BRIGADE CAVALAf'
The following order has been issued;
HONS TIssr BRIGADE CAyALRy, \. G. 5. n y
NEW YORK, Sept. 20 1906 )
GEvERAL OnuFRs No. 5In comp auce with Sections l53
l4q ard 10 OF Military Code the regiments o tbs Brigade
VII parade u uniform VIII the city parade ground, rs
follows VIZ The IS. 'giment Of Cavary on IhuTedey ne
95th fruYno 90 O'Clock p Tie 30 keRmcut ot cavalry
on Thurslay tle 25h pr0Nno, at 10 o'clock a. M OceIs %
the Brigade Saf viii attend each parade IN full u0ru 10
c0mpln with Section g5J Of te Military Code, Brigade
Court Martial s hereby OsieTpd Try al denQnercits oc
curng date the order 1Dg the lt brigade
T,ur F.rfsa al SJpf VI AZ
Burke 81 Regiment Mejo John luer ft Regiment; Capt
Henry Bripkor 80 Regiment Suoh Court viii assemble
within IT, Armory Of the 81 gment Of cavalry the LIST
day OF November next 90 o'clock p Inc Court Viii cause
the notice required Section 2j Ct the Military Code 10 be
served upon denquents The field and brig dc stan CHI
Gers assemble for Theoretical instruction at the brigade
Headquarters Tuesday. th ga and "Wednesday, the 2ih
proximo st2Ocock p Tie commissioned Olcars q lhs
Brigade viii assemble ~ stable des fer drill purposes within
the aruOry the Sd Regiment Of cavalry lhu5da the
18Th. aud Friday, the 18Th woximo, OF o'clock p W. by
order Of BRo0kE Fo5ILEf. ,
Brig..Gen. Comdg lst Brigade Cavalry. S.YS.N.G.
CHARLES WHLEY A. d. c.