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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-04-18

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With ~ sun No hghts bic 6fs end maks4
- 00eoa tAso ~ writes, ssadA . eo0t
pssss ussA down, md during thai tius =
one tEoubleo hin u Ne ueditatisns. Al
slsVsa, whaesvss ths tsopssaturo may b
y goso ct "a The tssfsce Of ~ heuse,
wAieh b - the eaae level = bis room, and
0Akse leag obludeas WITH oojd vstss.-
1hen eooeo ~ bsuakfhst hosr devoted -
1Anily ehas end ths sssding u ~nswspapsr4
and lettees. This meal generally lasts fbt
- hoar and . hail. Thsn The post takse
long Walks aeceea the idand. He wesk6
while walking, and often stops before the
poiats - specially sdnrss. He Is not
mech givsa Is ssGi6e. HE tGbss 10 simply
~, aad be \ 111ays sAtisasd With ~
disho6 befbss Aim. AltheaGA he has I
nd sppstits, - h nedesaae, and - one
an ~ ia be hos seon hin -soouit the
len1e soxceoA vbaoes Anoo gess IT, bed
early, generally hsSses ten o'clock. Pens.
iak and papee ess placed % : table near
~. Ohen, h bic teeksn s1ete, y lets
down ~ thoughts thet cress his miad.-I
Someeinss b writes 10 ~ dark, end makes
hiefeglyphics that In ths morning b alone
deoiphse.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-04-18
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-04-18

Aies OajhHsA Ral1sStAl6k Iikkb
Cure for SYPHILIS In he primary, See
s~opdssy;snd TwtiAsy etagse. NJ
n ALL Lknat crrfu rffKnR kxlSrs AEON.
..,s.:l( IT. Isae"ss $500 -. y ~, isse.'. 1ssll'i'
Dr. Marks Ayphnitie Care y
ths only Nedice that vim care SYPHILIS i. III ~ u
nous aud complicated forms, and Thoroughly erad1
eaes ~ sypoalne poison - viru hFon 4ssySte1.
Synptens ot the First o. Primary Stage.
sJhis = lusws Nyenepdp 4sessa vAarins scot
s..l !, s sphiIs,aass 6sse f 81: ssa s,pSEi dew S.: r. . q
30 i ~ . ~ s:. = e. g. Iss "a .s.:.:ss. s :: S.,
- ais :. ~ - -. Pres pa fseEss'
SyupNns Il he Secondary Stage Of 81.
philis.
fhisis known BY The following: ulcslsh De moui
] 49,, throat, glands, skin, heo1s AnlA t11eons men
hrpse9 csneerous soees on fAe 500 80 ~, efup
s ssss., e II s.. ~ .:. sssH sspsIi ssS Cur r. n. "a nsss
WEI. n ~ throat = uiesssna-R Det Mq1tsta
~ ,-.sdsciae. ars = isAilbay curesls ~ ~,
= I'D : sQoeisns lsngtA Of IN - e~sadicats he POI
fdce Per p:ecss. Sis.ss. including Throat was6-
Syphilis.
Yhis sags y Known By u Ssllswiae syaptsaes-
isssssssss 4 e j RaiaSss. q Coat cossss q 81 "a ssss IL
sypalitis Nes,nssis.,' xissr.s.oe o. lie fas.:, e
eyplil6e Care end rnle.- TSsse 1elicIsee wen cur
ss:,sss' s. ss.s,sE =, a., 49,. g -; T1:y ~ LIS, s.s
nsAw ~. Fftee pes package go.
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-04-18

Ehcs an1 Rhl1aDsAropy.
'H1t-rks sssdnsa Wsn't wstk; svsa y
supply ~ nee9 peeesing asesseites.
Alanthsspy-Thsa give sssh Of them ;
T.-Thsy hang sbsut he towns - bst
P.-Thsn amend The laws 20 ~ 70 ALLOW
then - IL On jufise. |
I-Thsy aso uaksd end he0slese, an4
unlses sslisvsd - 20 y week VII stasvstf
P.-rhsn establish schools sbr their sduN
eaGioa, end churches for their conversion
F.-They hsve nsither Soresight not
economy, end ~ q oooo hejpt0so Q dan
P.-Then osaitesa&s In society oil disl
oinstion q nceunt q oslee. gl
F.-Thsy destroy tbsis children, and art
the0sslves infected with loathsoms die
Pho higher pssef ssuld b. gives Of III
unity Of ~ human sooe, - Of The highel
neral endowmeuts q Ne African. Ov(
tAAa IN yabundanes Of bleles, tzacts and tee
tnDsaAo.5
I-Tho women psoetitnts themss1vs
end ~ nsn "a tAsm h ~ tealno, and d
vids With thso the proceeds.
P,~-Thie pvuvso tSeir sniusut 6taess 70
the koly otoae Or matsimony, which, VII
The cid q Divine Providsoee, We have in
tseduesd ameng them. .y.
r-Tnsy 80 universally uneAithtnl \
~ neHsACp seaattee. I
P.-This only shows how Ike they q
- suzsslvso-OfnstnadH 1h1sjrsr.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-04-18

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present Paseee " ~ Baptist Church. Chs
r
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versb!y fer . number Il years. ! hsvc ~
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-04-18

Whsa uae4cesdiae - aisse4ma DwaleApesd
= vssAilg 49, y insasssny. - Nm ~
~ O. des wes1iae. II nAhss ~ han1s ~
~ WITH, SWIM ~ iAjass II ~ dsneehAAl1e
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aelphle ssaIsat - Wt1hsat h. o. - ~ tsnil
seesvltae tStrseetses) win eoavincs ~ isAsl1gio
ho0sasspsdh ~ 9~salapsstsSH N0tsslvn vs
~ - ~ ut \ ssves teA3oghsa - \ ~ -
require the - I'll wnA board. W. 49, 0at -
= $500 tbdSasss'l stssd, 0awsrpanlhAssAoa
anytn1hg iHjSoas. .0| -T-9--- Inn
Dfectasas ler asang. aT
&c. ieRs;s4sft - g. 49, alay.y.
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DecA1le ftht3 WOuA Do With QndiQesy e0p.
W. al - - HutS rofSd. ~ rSka3e~ y
Sglsed. III ~
Wrn9 thebut Il ~ ssaati0, - Ah0ts0euM
~ eaaHs = keghI ~ wsshe4 AM erdiaa1y ~
Whea 0oot dfc0uo31 = renoy1& N~ ~ eSAr2{1
Dplaos = II engthee, III
~ Please tfy H. a13ate'
l1nnahc4ul oo1y ~ aNt - lHe d='IS
80 sp# DODD1NOA z CO..
FE l.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-04-18

IN Uhasssstoa. (va.) CAtsstsss txkes
m haaoroes visw Of The eeadiioo q The
SV~s~s 4A8 s.sA *t#MAf-
Il sssgle % - 3 b = bard to IT into
The Uaieh = Il u - Ct out Of L. The
South rsepsse5elly asks y 0ovs q way
g TIE othee. VI IRE like ths fellow that
vaa1beesd 49, - tbsehsH,sidabeA ~
allowed % 50 any further than whsrs be
paid ioe his ticket. We have bsen drag
- IT. t~Asdsseus5 e ~ Ftdsl1lotstA
snd ~ mo- a1lsws1 - - ~ of ~ PET
Torrance s1eepeee eeelle viii tax cellsc-
teee. We ean hear the animals ktvWiing
ipoids, and ~ ascking q ~ ,siae 49,
~ W1ip, bao ~ 0n's ~ ~ SN6W ~
- ~ pay e. I've and take h . solossd
Ady. Add he worst ef IL 10, tAsy keepta
great saG3e pseched over the entrance,
vhich. u yea attsDpt y - bask swsspc
down upon yes and picks . hole in yous
hsed. Weju6*y tAiak this y e-nrsasona-
~ ytley oaGht y sithe has ~ passsiA
= refund or ueney asd ~ - ~ 'sagles
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-04-18

Prineipal slRes aad LAbesaassy 10 q ~ ~ q
PtpaA9lsA!h, when ~ lstssas - s1stss : ~
y II VII o. Jlsssa Men. syefyl sAJutnAY,
ss1lS1s1, re &hiei iis5Se sHsss lSll1Syg u
t1vte4 NE. !. .
DAY. fr1m ~ M.te0R.n .uinis,i % nosl
! ~ ~ nARt.DOn0h uGyGk tADaeo, s11as.
~ n. ~ n. fsh. II ed. ~ ANA - aaA -
Ny II "a e. Jsae llaed1s JSly ~ -.
4 he yltns foe ~ bstnG u AAlsuGoas a4AP1Ese
sunp viii " seen In the daily tapess sfthoss ~
kies. tN'3 A #Fi I'M ri aA III
f.I1 srt4 NJ s.4 NaAA -Aha a. ,4AsA f ~
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-05-12
feuiQetolr.
9as Sil0 bes Suffers,
Gppslle 0Dn asiIbelm Sauf.
ekuna.


Ser Grte, benz er an Der erlendteten
Sreppe begtgnete, mar Der 6arOtit, Elm
alter fransOfider &risssssfabrte oeS
Generals, Der iest mebr ben Sausbofs
meiIter aIs sen 9iener fpieIte. Gr
1aien bIeider aIs ionit unb ibli6 triibe
ielia Die Sreppe berub. vgSO lit Guer
iunger Serr ?" rief gilbert baitis.
,,6librt mid ibneI gu ibm."
"Sacre bleu!'' anttuortete Der gar<
bit erItaunt, ais er Den iunseu Rann
ertunnte. y8eib eS Srdulein slnua
ldon ?" 20 la pauvre enfaut!n'
$50 lit &obert ?" rief gfanton
brdngenber.
'Il est prisoner" eriuiberte er
trauris. ,sIuf Die 6eitung sebradt
CONNIE ennemi de Ia patrie, CONNIE
democratic; bier Dragons de Ia gems
'dar1nerie baben i'm escortirt. 3 mein
armer 0onlieur 8obertm
rSiibre mid gum General" laste
8antOn, als or bieIe trurige 9ta6ri9t
borte.
Monsieur lie General est sorti."
8obin ?" rief ser iunge Manu uu>
tuiLIi9 oariiber, bab or iebeS gSort Dem
alien soIbaten abfrasen mu6te. s
Mit iciuem Sobne la capita1e, su
fragen, mas Moniieur be gSiQi bers
i6ulOet."
oils Stanton lab, Dap bier nidts mebr
gu tbun iei, fudte er einen .anbern 8e<
bienten auf unb lieB fi6 Die naberen
llnitanbe Ser Serbaftun9 erodbleu.
Gr borte, bab ipdt 9IbenOS, in &obertS
N6peienEeit, elm Gommi6ar ansefoms
men iei, ser mad elmer fursen 6iiflprar
DE nit Dem @eueral Die 8apiere oeS
iunseu Biai unteriu9t uno tbeiltpeiie
neriieselt babe. 0arauf iei' 8obert
mad Sauie eefomnelruub babe I6 gut
ruilIi9 barein ergeben, Dem GommifIar
gu foIsen; er babe ieinem 8ater oas
8Ort oarauf gegeben, baB man ibn
unidulbig fnben perbe; bas lebtere
bate Ser General einem 8ebienteu be-
fo5len, am naditen Nforeen Dem Serru
BON Sbierbers unO ieiner 6anliIie gu
ia9en; er babe iid oann gu 8ferbe gee
iest unb iei, nur bon einem 8ebienten
be9Icitet, bonn Sdlob tuesseritten. Ser
iunge SiQt ielblt bate ipeber mad
SbierbersuOd iOnit pobin sluftrdse
aurIfseIa6en.
go oiel erfubr 9ll6ett, un6 bic yla5<
ridten tuaren ni6t Oa3u seeisnet, ibn
auf Dem 8iifneg freuoi9er gu itimmeu.
@r tonnte auf ben Sroit ipel6en Nobert
ieinem 8ater segebeu, feine groBe 9off<
mug bauen, llnb Dor allen mar Inn Dor
benz 9lueenbIide bonse, no er Die
idmer3li9e Sunbe Der traternSeu &nna
brinsen iollte.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-05-12

Der 70 chen ben unsebeuerH, nit Srau>
ben 9efliIIten &orb anf feline 99nl<
tern bob. lit tuobl Der dltere Sobn uno
bes blonben gater. go bait on Die bier
9lltersitufeu, bie iie DObI stae obne
obne Diel @e.oeruns our6laufeH mo-
gen"
(5Ortiesuue fOlst.)
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-05-12
8anb 8pr fsabrif.

2 Der untexssi4Bete madt bier5ntt besanHt, bai er
so pter raber Lange bstriebenes @ei6dft pieber
Gepct ~ q. %. Rtaaefs aBdH s4dpet Gtore 0ro, il
SOUTH GoHesetr. = s'9,rse 80 ~ AZ
90 7eftt, 6aB bic DewpbHey non Raibufue TIM lire
odb g teee 0oHcnrreut NIT neresn Eabrsfafe,, ers
fTQ9eH tanTf. tr5f>E npf3 8YR -
4'@a3a z 0icberf 90 ttindIIer
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-05-12

MO n Y o. ntn.
g. 9emonbreun Gract, S91 Ader auf Is Sabre
~ -v-.. e. i Grtragss Autheu
5rienbIep Eruct, 1860 9der uuf Is Sabre =
sr q Grtrasss 4ntbeI
eGrnep Traet, 1876 Ader, auf Is Sabre
~ So $50 u GrtfagssAntbeiI.
a g6eatbam County. g ri
3. Q. 9emonbreun Sracts 3S5 Ader, auf Is Sabre
- % y GrtrasssA ntbeiI
Benaet Traet, $50 ader
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-05-12

Gs tuareu Jet iener traurigen Sta6t
mebrere BoAen peritri6en !; iie bdu6>
ten Der arinen 9lnna chen 10 biele 0to<
nate. 9as 9aub Der 8dume fns fdou
an, fid gu brdunen, Der Serbit NIT fei<
mem fr0bli6em 9efoIse mar in bas
Sbul ein8eaoeen, Seians unO SubeI
f9aute bon ben 0tebbIgtln, idalte ant
portenb aus Dem Slnb 5erauf iueIder
&abne, nit Srauben idiuer beInitet, abb
warts trng. 9lls ipiir0e einenl ueripe<
geueu, in Oieien Bergen eingeoruuo eneu
Sein6 Elm gefe6t 9eliefert, 10 tradte
BIdieus un6 8itolenfeuer aus ben
Beinberseu; bod nidt bas 8utbge<
i9rei suriid9eiporfener &oIonnen, ion<
bern bas Saudsen elmer freubeberani1<
ten Wfen9e itieg auf penn bic Setuebre
re9t Iaut tnaIIten, ODER tpenn bic bor<
iprinsenben Gden Der Sersreiben bic
tiefere Stintmeeines 9flnbb0uers ;ebn<
fad na9riefen, -
Wiit beridiebenen gntpfnoungen iae
ben bic 8epobner bes S6IofIes Sbiere
berg Oieiem frobIiden Sreiben bon elmer
aItertbiimIiden Serraife bes S9Iofes
gu. Ser junse 8antotp bIidte nnber<
tuan6t unb NIT sIdnsenOen @ugen auf
Oieies SdaufpieG, 6as ibm eben 10 ne,t
ais an;ietenb eridien. Gr bate in
feiner Seirnatb, i'm &reiie Dertrauter
Sreunbe oft bemerft, iuie Der 8einr biele
SimmeIssabe, Die Banseu freunbider
farbte, bic 3un9en I0ste, unb gu trau>
iidem Seiprdd, iuobI aud gum 9eian9,
= ielhit Die @rniferen fortris; bod ME
hatte er geOadt, OaB einenod ranf6en>
Sere 6reuoe, Elm b6berer Subel nit Der
8ereitung bes fr0bli9en Srarfs iid
Oereinben f0nnte. g8ie poetiid bdu6te
ihm bieies lebbafte Gemalbe - 8eI6'
frii6e, uatiirli6e 8ilSer seiaten ihm
fem Speru9las Sieie Gruppen bate
Der 3uTaa seoronet, unb bod idienen lie
inn rei3enber, ais mas Sie &unft lie ers
fllnOen. cSiebe," iaste er gu alnna,
bic, ben f90neu 6opf auf pen arm &c,
itiist, ibu seseniber fab nno suipeilsn
eineu erniten Bid iber bas 5bal bins
slsiten lisb rfiebe, bort seserniber
isnsn G:ten NIT ben TIbererauen Saas
req; tuie DieIe fOIde 9erbte mag er
f6on aeieben 5abeu! 0abrIid,, id5
e0nnte an Der @ruppe UNI i'm Der feline
2ebens3ei6i9te itubiren. ) Ser blonde
&nabe, Der ihm ebeH bic erObe sraube
bradte 1T tpobl iein Gntel ben iunoeu
8urf6en, Der NIT Der $ettide bic NeaS.
den nedt unb bur4 feline S6erse bon
Der Qlrbelt abbaIt, inoem er lie ansutrei.
ben 16eint, baltic i'd fur einen iiinavreu
Sobn j; fiebe, ienes @aO6en bat ieineu
SGlas berb ertuiOert fie 1T tDobI Dae
aiebGeu bes nnntern Burden, Dem iii
Ia4en1s ollie un6 bsrfpotten Jpn, Gieiei
oebraunte, breite W1ann bon bieraia
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-08-01
OBITUARY.


~ SD IN this city, tho 9th of July RacHRr
hooESooD. only daughter OF DAVID and E1IFN Frn
dUsoN' geu TWO ears, Fix months and 6f n. n d.ra
ci lu OF rare promise, full Uf life nj beautv fond
ana loving IL arts okcd on her with tender hannv az
pectation; put the ORD had it, and the ttio
lower We loved so WELL tranSplauted by His care nov
blooms anu blosson In those brst fields of oht hera
no anmmrr sun may wither or wint, r's freazinS
wind chill tho dear current of e Earth has haa5
excl anBed for Hesven-time for happy Eternity
Thou weeppst, gentle mother;
Ay, weep twill thy heart;
She was thy only daughter
'Tis hard from her to part
God took her In his mercy
lamb untasked, untried;
be fought the fight for her,
10 won the victory
And when the hour arrived
From flesh that sets Ler free,
Her spirit will AWAIT
The first at Heavens gate,
To meet and welcome thee
A FRIEND.
DIED, In this city. on the 26th OF july after n pan
iui illness OF six weeks, Mrs. ELIZABETH nj OHAP-
LIN. consort OF the late Mr. EDWIN CHAPLIN Of at
Helena Island. ' oA Ss'
Hunger, thirst, disease unknown
On immortal fruits they feed:
Joy and gadn ss Danish sighs
And forever from their eyes
God shall wipe away their tears.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-08-01
BY TELEGRAPH.
LATER FROM EUROPE,
Per the A tlantic Gable.

AsPY BAY, July 30-Nlidnght.- arrival of
a vessel from Port an Basque, further dis
patches through cable from Europe have been
received. Several messages to private parties
rom England are among those brought from
Hearts Content. BY this arrival arrange
ments have been made which will ensure
more rapid and frequent transmissions Of dis
patches from Port au Basque henceforth, till
the Gulf Gable is laid.
LONDON, SATURDAY EVENING, July 28.-Latest
reports from the seat of state that prelimina-
rieB OF peace between the contending forces were
progressing; but no details have been received.
Consols closed at 884. Five-Twenties COL.
LIVERPOOL, July 28-Evening. market
firm; Middling Uplands. 144d.
tNEw YORK, July 31.-The grade of Cotton
quoted in the above market report, was not stated
in the dispatch; but as Middling Uplands is uni
formly given when the price of one description is
alone reported, that is probably the description
referred to.]
THE ARMIsTIoE.
The Herald has the following dispatch over the
cable:
LONDON, July 28.-An armistice Of four weeks
from yesterday, has been signed by Prussia, Aus
tria, Bavaria, and other German States. The
propositions embrace lasting peace over the
whole Continent of Europe"
.--, THE BRITISH MINISTRY.
The 11ihune's special, dated Friday night, says i:
sin the House of Commons, STANLEY said The
Cabinet We're anxious to remove any irritation
growing out Of cases connected with the war be-
tween the North and South. If the American
cabinet shall present any claims, the English
Government intends appointing Royal Commits
sion to inquire into the neutrality laws"
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-08-01
DIS. RAOUL 6 LYMAN
MOORHEAD'S
CELEBRATED BITTERS.

1JHE PUBLIC ARE RESPECTFULLY INFORMED
that these highly esteemed BITTERs are now made
by the Same prraon who made them for over twenty
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Waahington News.

WASHINGTON, July 31.-The restriction regula-
tions adopted by the Internal Revenue Office Octo-
ber 8, 1885, for renewal, under bond, without pre-
payment, Of taxable produce or manufactures
within the limits Of the late insurrectionary
States, have been rescinded by the seoretary Of
the Treasury, 80 that manufacturers and pro-
educers Of these States will be allowed to ship
their goods under bond without prepayment Of
taxes. ........-
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-08-01
PRICE, FIVE Or NTS,
mAI{RIEn

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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-08-01
Terrible H1ot at New Orleans,

AUGUSTA, July 31.-HAHNs Convention broke up
in a fearful riot at New Orleans yesterday. The
citizens, aided by the civil authorities, surrounded
the Mechanics Institute, where the Convention
was in session, protected by a large negro mob
On attempting to enter the building, the police
were fred on. A general fight ensued, in which
many negroes were killed and several whites
wounded.
Mayor MoHnoE and the police finally succeeded
in breaking up and arresting the members Of the
Convention. HAHN badly wounded. DR.. DoRTIo
and HUDSON killed.
1t is reported that President JOHNSON tele-
graphed SHERIDAN to sustain the civil authority.
The members Of the Convention are now under
arrest, and quiet prevails.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-08-01

The NEUTRALITY LAws.-The House has iust
adopted an act amending our neutrality laws The
new bill 80 mOdifes tho old law as TO make Il simi
that 1t authorizes citizens OF the United States 10
cell vessels and munitions Of war to Governments
not at war with the United States. 30 that our
'rebellion" hereafter. England, it ia true, saved
the Federal Government Immense loss by atom.
ping the rams, but that IL nothing, and there is
present need OF this measure. Vessels are nee6ed
for Mexico. The Juarists wants TO harsss Mai
milian and this law 10 to enable them to buy ships
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-08-01
The Atlantic Cable.

WASHINGTON, July 31.-The Anglo-Amerioa
Telegraph Company-limited- opening the At
lantic Gable on the 2sth Of July, 1866, publishes
>the following schedule Of charges:
NEW YORK, July 31.-Provisional charges for
the transmission Of messages through the Allan
Ito Telegraph Gable, from any telegraph station
In America to any telegraph station in Great
Britain : For 20 words less including address
OF sender and receiver, 20 pounds in gold for
every additional word not exceeding five letters,
20 shillings sterling per word.
From any telegraph station inAuorioA to aay
telegraph station III Europe, for 40 words or less,
including address Of sender and receiver, 81
pounds sterling in gold for every additional
word not exceeding five letters 81 shillings in gold
per word.
From any telegraph station in America to any
telegraph station in Africa, Asia India, for
40 words or less, including address of sender or
receiver not exceeding in all 100 letters 25 pounds
sterling in gold. For every additional word not
exceeding five letters, 25 shllings per word. The
letters in all words after the first 2O will be count
ed and divided by ve-each five or fractional re-
'mainder will be charged word.
Messages in cypher will be charged double the
foregoing rates.
All fgures intended for transmission must be
written at full length, and will be charged as
words.
Messages destined to places beyond the tele-
graphic system will be forwarded by mail.
The above tariff Of charges has been received
from the Secretary Of the Company at Hearts
Content and will be observed until further orders
[signedl MARSHALL LEFFERTs
Consulting Engineer, New York.
AsPY BAY. July 3O.-The reply OF the President
.ofthe United States to the Queen of England, was
received here at o'clock on MondaS afternoon and
will be delivered to the Queen probably about q
O'Clock Tuesday afternoon Greenwich time.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-08-01
Cholera mt Tybee.

SAVANNAH, July 3l.-One death took place yes.
terday from cho ,ra, and no new cases. Eighty
four old cases are still in hospital. Four soldiers
have returned to duty, and the health Of the men
is improving.