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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-12-22

as-A MODERN MIRACLE!-FROM OLD AND
young, from rich and poor, from high-born low1y
comes the universal voice of praise for
HALLS VEGETABLE sICfIAN HAIR RENEwER
It perfect and miraculous article Cures badness
Makes hair grow. better dressing than any .ou, or
"pomatuna." softens brash, dry and wiry hair into
Beautiful sken Treases But above all the great won
TO IT'S ORIGINAL COLOR. -
Use it few times, and
PRESTO. CHANaEi
the whitest and worst looking hair resumes its youthful
beauty does not dye the hair but strikes at the roots
and fills I!, it With new life and coloring matter:
truth Of this matter The hrst application viii good
you win ses the NATURAL COLOR returning every day.
and, 7-''$ -. -
BEFORE YOU KNOW III,
the DID, gray dscolored appearances OF the har win a
giving place to lustFous, shining and beautiful
AJAX for Halls scicilian Hair Remover: other article
is at all like it in effect. You viii find it
CHEAP TO BUY. PLEASANT TO TRY.
There are many limitations Be sure you procure the
genuine t''AI'''' Z. P: ~ Hall Il co. nashu. n q.
For sale by all druggists. Wholesale BY .."- @
KING 8 &CAssmEY,
w BATCHELoR's HAIR DYE.-THY
SPLENDID HAIR DYE is tho best IN tho world Tho
only true and perfect Dye-harmless reliable instan-
taneous No disappointment No ridiculous tnts
Natural Blssk Brown. Remedies the III effects Of 5aa
Dyes InWgorates the hair. leaving it soft and aeauaf1
Tho genusnei is signed Wiitia, Bachelor All ohera
imtations and should DO avoided sold by all
Druggists and :Perfuaers. Fsctory. No 81 nascleY
street, New York. $, s>tt Eys4$ss {sS.
E BEWARE OF COUNTERFEIT.
December 10 Z EG55 s..I i iyr gs
RREWCTER g. 2pR.Tvr
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~SOUTH CAROLINA RANGERS CHARI-
TABLE AssOCIATIoN.-The members Of this Associa-
ton. and the survivors of Co. D, 9th Regiment s. c..
Cavalry invited to attend renternent Of their
former comrade, JOHN A. COOK, Jn, at the English
Lutheran Church, To-Aono1u Sunday Afternoon at
Three O'Clock. ". W. PEMBERTON,
December ~ Secretary.
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%DEUTsCHER BRUDERLICHER BUND.-
You hereby to attend Fuueral of our
late Brother, ). h. BREDENBERG, at the German Lu-
theran Church, Of Anson and Hasel-streets on
To-Aorrou tSanday) Afternoon at Two o'clock.
December % s. E. WALTJEN, Secretary.
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aSMEsSRS. EDITORS YOU WILL PLEASE
announce Gen. A. NJ. AiANIGAULT as Candidate for
Sheriff at the ensuing election. A CITIZEN
November 3 sf,1
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@-The Relatives, Friends nnd Acgualnt-
ances Of the late Mr. JOHN n. BREDENBERG, also Of
his brothers. J. r., LUDA and J. P. BREDENHERa, are
respectfully invited to attend the Funeral Services Of tho
former at the Lutheran Church. corner of Hasel
and Ansonstraets hernoo, at Two O'CLOCK,
without further invitation. December q
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H3CHARLESTONA AND SAVANNAH RAILROAD
COMPANY.-The holders of Bonds OF this Company is
sued the first day Of January, eighteen hundred ana
fyeght and secured by mortgage Of the date by
authority of which the Road sold the a0h day Of
November las requested at to present them to
the undersigned, Trustees, at the Office Of WARDIAW &
CAREW, Broad street. Charleston, to enable them
portion the dividends due out Of the proceeds Of the
thirty (3000N thousand dollars he amount for which
the Road sold and pay the to the parties in
terested Those persons holding detached coupons arc
likewise requested to present them immediately as final
settlement cannot be made until there reasonable assu-
that all claims under this loan been rendered
L ". HAYNE,
EDWD SEBRING, Trustees b
JNO. E. CAREW. :s.5
Charleston, s. c., December II. 1856.
December 10 vafha
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@- ESS RS. r dit o RS:-PLEASE AN
NoUNcE JOHN T. MILLGAN as Candidate for Sheriff
Of Charleston District, at the election in July nex1
and obhge-
THE MECHANICS AND woRKMGMEN.
Sertar
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Gs-ESTATE NOTICE.-ALL PERSONS HAV-
ING claims against tho Estate Of the late JAMES T.
LAMB will present them duly attestcd; those in
debted to him will make payment to tho undersigned.
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aTEAGLE FIRE ENGINE COAiPANY.-YOU
hereby summoned to attend the Funeral Of your late
Brother Fireman, j. q. BREDENBERG, st the German
Lutheran Church. OF Anson and Haselstreets
7oMorroao lsusda Afternoon at Two o'clock in citi-
zens dress. By order.
JOHN HEESEMANN, Secretary.
December %
% THE MEMBERS OF THE FREUND-
sCHAFTsBUND respectfully invited to attend the
Funeral Services OF Mr.. J. Il. BREDENBERG, at the
German Lutheran Church, To-Moro,0 (Su7day) after
noon, Esd instant, at Two o'clock P. NJ.
December "a E. PEEL, Secretary
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80 THE TORTURNG PAIN OF TOOTH
ACHE, Corns Colic all external and internal palms,
instantly stopped and aeviated by DR.. ANDnEws'
PAIN KILLING AGENT. Sold by
DRs. RAOUL & LYMAN,
Corner Market and King streets.
December Is sW6#
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GIVE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
E. n. WHITING, Esq, as candidate for Sheriff Of
Charleston (Judicia District at the next election
Se1teuber
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ESTATE NO OTICE.-ALL PERSONS
having claims against the Estate Of late JOSEPH l.
HOWARD will present them, duly attested and al per-
sons indebted thereto win make payment to
S. L. HOWARD,
November 26 Qualified Executor
, 1866-02-27
TERn1nIr Acc1pEsr-Yc<se.day forenoon, while

TERE1DtE EAcc1pEST.-le<!eFday foicDoon, while
Chri.sian Schlcr4 = German hoy. aged nineteen
Etarr+ VIVA engaged m oil1nr some machinery IN the
HE.dre Works Of Mess,s. Boomer, DoE1ngton d Co.,
on Fourteenth street. bes:ccu Clark and Statests.,
his cloihlrg caucht in brlf, and he WIS whisicd
round rhaft which YVES revolving 1 the rate o. one
fore the engineer could stop the engine he was 20
horribly ulapeled thnt life was extinct. Coroner
Wagner was notified Of The oecu1rencc, and ycster-
day afternoon held IN inquest On The body. when
the jury rendered ! verdict Of accidental DEATH
, 1866-02-27
@.5I)tttalssh lsshottffa.


iIa the only PhyHlcan as specialist noE In the city
,hat ea1 be eatFetr relied upoa- Go HE. and lot
sufer bsease 10 Ee:naa in Jone system, dlsasq:ta.
your ca and body, besides destroying Jops hA2pi1ess
land mturc prospects, In life. Ne has made personal
}dlsea*e and ncsous debility his study for tn. l.st
itwcnty years, and Is therefore The person whoa sH
l.dicted shoAld consult. No ocs ercr he1rd Of pa
ittn Of his rot beT. earsa soer he ha, b..n IN the
{cty, Els reputation has vouehera IN all the c,y pa
oe,s h1s pa.!en tud the medical pTote.oo bo here
nbyosd n being the rnass skilled spcclt1:t he,e.
.nd thorough master Of his profession. all osacr5
tail dou't oespar: give him GILL. r. pay cosu.
ucr occurrence with him to eure s1c4 cas:s. Hit
,oos ars separate Tor Indies and gentlemen. and the
rost complete IN tne city. Consultations tree aud
,cenfdenttal.' ...
4 uncc 100 South Clark street, corner OF o1so
,ha1f h,ocs fun the Post Office Post oacc Eo1 15a
tCstcaeo, IT.. Once nours from -. m. to sp.m.
B Send Gor his "Guide to ileah. Published uoathl7.
frte or chars:.' ',...'.
i yoUya MEN. TAzE PARTICULAR Ro11cs--Dostcr
t elov ec,otcs much Of hs ume to the ieltm :as Of
those cases caus-d By srrt hiat which Futaa cain
body aud mind, nnattin. tho unfortunate tnsllflaaa
fur eltcr busness soscty. The sad eaect OF tnese
carly habits or the excess ofzper years. to woakea
ar debtatc tho cors!.1t!oe, 'ir.tro5 the phSsca
and mental powers diminish aud eaieahle tha nafuf
feelings, and exhaust The vissl cuerses Of mani ao
tho pleasures Of 1lle nnrrcd, THE object ~ m
frustrated. and existence itself rendered tet ..
uneesing ulserY and regret. sue1 petsons especially
those contemplating marriage, sloEld lose ro tine In
making Immediate application. Or, r., By bis
Treatment Is cnablea to ensafc speedy and ,xama
ns,t cure.
, 1866-02-27
TIE GEE TRIAL.
Charges Against the Fr1Anner-Dctast
OF thc Court mattgal-Jntercst In tic

Charges Against the Pr1anner-Detnsi
OF thc Court mattlnl-1ntercst In tic
Trial. "
Nrw Yonk, Feb. e6s-The 7r.1uae's Raleigh. Il:
G. correspondent enes the particular, on, o. " a ~
y 1n.1ss INT, oms:on .. IF ~? ss?.bp9V ,1sos
With Was brg,s 1T sa,at c'S on tas -ist I'LL ".
oi .rn 1hoEtaM 1rssuuers cd.nGucd 10 5aihbuIy. AZ
ast tvr thontnnd a' thea ded !ro'a n ~
Moj. &C c e,p>d With few prisoners 1en there,
wcli to Gca4xia. aud rave himself W 81 Augusta.
.uh,, ,uue:t 10 lt1. Jps.ns.en's surrender 10 Gea+
el,u,a,, Gee thcn 1'roe. eled 10 Quincy, Florida,
ED wa tleIe astrsttd III i'o~nher last Or
nht1nar':y ind :,ararity, ard Of being guilty Of
rnsrr; ne, in ecro.larcc with The usages Of Nar.
s,rre ;iuu .l.' iias hes n IN closc custody.
spd d.: .u1icns. .as TIC 'Missr: eommsesion ensa.cd
j. co1.!,c. I'd d tl. ". " Wheeler. :2th aichl-
ean Intan:r. .TF:1d.i; Jcse. L.cut Cold on !':u,-
ild,sna .n1.aar;; Efeyer s.j. John Il NyrIck. U.
$. A.; grcve: WI. X. 8. t'onnor, U. 5. <; t'n2.-
John carl.r: 1ee'' fnciana inquiry: t:lt bwlcht
Nsiea ;ca si'es G.ouc as'1 g. X o1:na ois s q
ts foisnr:lr Ittoraey :icHc:al Of that :lHts. and
'cjm Wider, Of ka-fecl:raur. scl A. counsel Tor
!ns ds.s IT, @ n,:t .,:, es Enap i95 eae +o pIis
WHO wcir eoDEI!td 1T Snl;t pr, tno Wit e7r:r pos.
ttL;= tlFo tspisca et.t .racTnl rebel ofGe'rs pl
ttt w:i1s=s, cnsso:, alM: nsstnHs Of ei;,zent ol
Tin, towr 4 l1rr. nI;a1cs u WITNESSES urc pFc:-
| tu, for l.tc dei.bcE.
The correspondent 7ayf much interest IS fell in
Tic tts! ilc:c J., The se:e-st.as1k af Eacisa. par
t.ea!c1!v slsc fc1ntnhc 2o1ion WIN ss1at.ali-e
tcenly WITH Gee. The 1Iien's o 1le rebel Geac.al
cs,tn that lt mi Responsible sr 'bcls tscat 1eat.
s.or Gee pleads In laf lint b, thr terms Of ;apat-
stop. End hs parole ed 10 the ecrs aud tol'
sticIr rho Surrendered under t;cE- 5oh1eton, Lie
Enjcd s.a.ce. BY 1s accredited a.cnt, agreed aud
tclucu its 1it haI these oieos aud so!ileza shall
not t,c 1.ohstcG so lcae as they couply with The
tc,ms Of the parole. 1l,e drIcnce L very anxious
for q pcsIpcuc!nrnI OF the ttf1.
, 1866-02-27
ANOTHER UIVDNCE.
4 Wife F7tnr-cd WITH ynsldclfty--Tcr.
camille Snlth-Fcrdlcts -Trlal
Calendar.

LIFTED S7ArEs CorHr-Itfore Hon. 1Aomas
Dy7xu1on,, .yu1qt:-S,cbo,ecn -, The CITY Of t,1-
cBeo. This AMT. Instituted 1,v f,.,,., S,rb,yxno
,r.s,ut t,,c ~. ~ Ihesa.e a. .h ..I..sT .as,.s
10 recover damages tor IN nlleed infringement Of
his r'Shs IN The fo-ealed Nicholson Pavement Fat.
:s:d MI pta5shiy occupy .he whose Of to1dav,
John :. Mnupey It al, rs James Mccarthy ct II.
Ascn In eIhsnsFy 10 1a e m ;f q
cross Jiil. Cro.x Git lled 2ad also The answer Of
corplsinnnss thereto,
Nse staft.-,1owes e a. y. Mllcba'n; This ,Ess
Ilowcs, Stephcu Hya;t, LeandeS Iownseud, Asafsh
Carpenter ao3 Darwin 9S. sna,tn asainst john
WedIey ~. Judd. This was m sc;ioa n: assunp.
x,t comn,epea.d liz Thomas G. S, Mcljcy aoaIpyt
Norman i. Judd 10 recover dana.cs Laid 1t ss.nD
d,lt Wa commcnc11 Gy Ds,c5 Mogas md Ihi1sp 10
Van Kong hnct. wlo suc ior the Use .: John Dow.
NJ, aslnst KobcIt Eervey 10 RECOVER debt claiu1-
ec az Z, nsde. ahjf was an ae,oa 81
ins1iutcd by marie: Coz aeaIn:t DsSld ). nfds 10
9s sas5ss sNs M L =; !. I'm in cs.oee,r vo
flea H. Gcor.c j. Sio,; 10 ob,an an nsua:.ioD 70
tssn: sgainst Joseph caldwell. Josspd Com and
~ .c.r' 4, sut, a. roo,ao,, t,,t
- s.rs.to. .,,,.,r n<;ar. Inn .y,bo .g u-,so,
~. 5s< tus ,io.. a,ts % 9,x -, cnJ "zy s1
H. Ja,1eson Associate .Jasttc<s-1he February fcs1n
If th1s Cot having expired On saturday, lie Court
wcf not n sess'on yesterday.
Eeto fu0s.-Dan1elson ss. ChI1sfcn sen ct al.
This was an action H. fn chsnccry commenced b socn
Danlelsen asainst 1heodo5e ehf'ssenscn auo 'onn
Complainant Ia hls bill sets forth that On the stsi
Of No,EEnz, 1ssS lasing asquMltsa M oy Warmly IT,
II fion oIo 70 cesss IL ade IN W ntth he
r e eaa ot IT, t. ST q
tiou OF SB 10 he paid in yearly tnst3lme1ts with
, 1866-02-27

Ihe general markets. to-day ru1cd dull, without
any material change Ia prices.
The Provision market ruled heavy. NIess Fork
Wa firmly held, but the demand was H.ht and th:
market Uas dull, with Eales Of GOO brla at S3J00.
Round lots Of good brands were held at ea55o with
buyers at ss6,225. Bulk Meats were In fai1 demand
Ind a1n. With sales oF Cp-G0o lbs Shoulders from
dressed hoer}at 1o1xe packed. Euelieh Meats scre
in good demand, md sales OF $40 tzs Cumberlamds
at lsGo155;c- Lari was dull, With sales Of .7,u tcs
Mt 1Sc.
Hshwt1cs were scarce and firm, with sales Of 10n
btls NJ sc.1S.s The stock here Is very Tight and
The market il alrloet bare. ~:
Dressed Hogs were in good supply and nrm, with
sales at Sl1.Gr@ 1.10-elos!ng 1rsn+
The Flour market was qutet, with ea1cs Of Snrh1:
E1,ras At s7o0G7.2o, Spring Supcrs 1T s5.5516.UO,
sud Cnsound Spring Extras 1T $3.50.
The market for No. Spring Wheat wns qniet
and 11t15s4c higher. No. 2 Sps1ng was STEADY and
tirn Tie faies font mp It's 0AO bu, at 81 1e1G51e2s
for No. 1-Sl.asG 1.s3t in Northwestern; 79z0
a.5: for No. 9, Hnd Csc for Rejected sprin1-clos1ns
with buyers Of No. Spring At Sta1A and sellers
. at $1so.
There was a fair demand for Rejected Com, at an
advance Of zi9lc on the ruling prices Of Saturday,
bu1 ut the close sha extreme price vas moi ulain-
laired. salrs were made at 36s736,=c-closns
weak At the insiae price. For Canal Corn for Ap1l
delivery there is a rood inquiry, but buyers and
sc1e1r are apart. We hear Of sales Of No. ! atol,
at &C. feler last halr Of April Buyers are plenty
NJ 41EGSltc.
O1ts ,yr1e in node.nte demand at an advance Of
70 with ta1es a. eic for No. T. and 23xG21..3c for
40. s-cl0etue Crm at the octsfdc lsutcs.
There vas more activity In the market for Rye
and the market Fcd firm at advance Of tsc, with
liberal =ales at Sc for No. !. mud &C for Npa
Barley wus auict with sales at i7!kc Tor No. In
store, and i1..G2sQc ioE sample lots on track.
Seeds we're quiet and steady win eates ut S7:00
lo1 Clover, and Sa-00G3.a0 for Timothy. flaz Seed
scarce ard nominal at S2,c0GIZ9.Go.
Salt waE Steady with sales al new Fine ut sa15 on
dock and delivered to The cars md old Fin. At s1.5
A lot OF 100 saCks G1o.ua Alum changed hands
at Sl.Cp.
The following despaiches were read on chansse to-
day:
49,, NEW ToRK, Feb. IS.
BresdstuHs firm bnt qniet. Pork afmer At $500.
Lad Leayy ut lsa;c. dressed Ho r efe1dy. Whis-
key scarce and held higher. Gold, 1861.
.A1-n.
Flour fzmer a: S7,C068.l0. Wheat firm but
otnct. Corn bei,l1 and active, at soc. Dat. b1oy-
ant At SIC Tor sstHte an h5c for -Weetsrns fo.k
tslm but quet. Q, Wstskcy iuactiyc,
and held at sss:'': t.::-:
( Markets scneEa,ly unchanged Ness Fs.k in!I at
sef.to. Short Nb. 1s'ie md Clesr, l0!sc, pacsed.
~ s fSs stte Ell vr; e e! for 'Ds ely
Gfa1-s1 IAe, e.oEg, ~ :, ;f n bulk. No. oais,
SIC: No. 20 s5s. =uti :;;:H
LATER.
The Wheat market ~ sass' qutet .p The afternoon
With buyers n. e. 81 & Ind sellers at s1.ss. There
were few transactions. :
, 1866-02-27
CANADA.
fkbe fatta6 PtAgue-DFleia1 preca utfoua
"A WArntnE to American Fisher

hbe Cafs36 PlA.ue-DHfe3atp precn tfona
"A Warming to American F3stscr-
U1T:wA. C. ". Feb. 26-7he Canada f,q.+s,<
toutains o:lere 1a<scd In The Council IN the 10th
ilef- 10 prr1eDi the in'rodncHnU Of eo..taons fn.
tect'nut mid disorders affecting sheep, caiile,
L0iics, &c. nrr presailiu. in Europe II Is otcere
Thai tEoal s'r fri day o March nez, the 1mposta
tltn Or lttrI.uc'ioa 1ntn tic Froy1nccs hy tca oil
fc1ie. srTr hor4cs. sTfnc Essct and nlr1cE, meal,
Fns. Etsef. hobt~, osher rasta os sEh aniu,a}-
and 1nr e:EaW fotdt. he prolihI!ci, except such as
.if E-ct lcEcs II tn.Inc! may hereafter See tt 10
exempt flOsn 3'.1ls;l:tiGn.
1T: following il lie subEtanec Of the fishery pro.
CtGEsa!70E
NIEEsAf. 4 certain trraty was made between
Her hk.c-ty and she Tntted Srates ol Am"rira
tlc ;.i c1 .trrr, .s-a rsoy11ias i0r 'rac;nsc-
cal lle, au.l the United :'tat"s have given nptee
1oI Lie tcllurEIlon tile1enf, and '@
Nnl1:1 II. TINT said tsca Will expire On tie 1.th
nt Mare,. 1EfG. aud
NnrUrAs. undcr said treaty many persons, citf-
q Rs o. the EE7ted S.1tcs, li1re invested 1ualeys
End f!,e. OFT slips :ot carrying on 1afluEr d.hcs-
K N4.isu he scfrliuEy Ut Eauasin. and nav he M
E,.rr tn7t their right TO c.t7' on srca dshrsies
Ni1 ei,d on the 17:h OF Much lei5;
Therefore, 7" prevent lLju,y loss 70 on, Rultecss
Or tlt1 cns Uf tie sta'ee viii, WHICH a.c IN am.
1tE. re Go cnntltn and wasn III such rtiso.s ~,
sth}2ct- Of alf realm, that Aster tn: *3il 11th u
N'.rl. TO resstfe owned md manned iu the lu;cd
etae+ OF America, eau p1rs uc 1nC 1n:o.c l-he-its
uiEnui rendering tleis elves Liable ~ she co1I
fr,pp.ed bv law
, 1866-02-27


The 1:ank Of EneIand hss bg an order in coan-
,cil obtained liberty 10 Issue Ea5o go additional
notes upon securities. Tiie previous amount Was
LII, ,G5o,GO. Under Sir Nohe-t PecI's act the gov.
eminent can authorize the bank 10 issue two thirds
of thc iorscd circulation Of issuing banks which
Lave ;allul o. otherwise ceased to issue. Including
tl,c National Provincial Dank, thrfc IL e7s9965 OF
lapecl Issue; twclh,rds OF This IL EtyJ,3l0. bu: Il
as !,een considered desirahlc only 10 give pe1mis-
sion 10 i-tuo fSa,0 ,0o0 additional uoes upon secu-
rity, In rlcr tat the Fun 10 be ISSUED on securities
1rty I. THE rpsnd anti scmcmbc1ablc suc1 OF Els.
00e, TOO.
I'll Ac horse railroads in Massachu.c;tf, s9,,h
cquipncals, cost s1,4a2,sla. The working czrer-
Ees and interest Inst year amounted 10 $lG3I bDe
being sS1,es1 mor1 than thrir income. There was
t,nid In uiyilcnas S1y3,5 The total number at
curs run. S31; nnnlber Of hursts Owned, 1.0l5;
number OF men employed, s9s, and nzubur OF pas
senecrs carried. &C G31,41l. against e7,o7a62l in
1861. Nine Of The roads made diyidends-the high
est per ceni, and tae lowest per ceEL The
amount paid 10 1865 for taxrs and insurance, other
than z. S:tr1es. was .F,cd4 and In 1sd1. -, ,s0e
The United ~1ates taxes in 1886 Ncre $3s, ,Y3?, aud
In lsGf, fss1 ga: - -
As wns to have been expeci.d from 1hc obstinate
reftsat OF Congress to perfect reciprocity tscay
with the British American Provinces. our New
England fishermen have had nolIce to quit tbe3t
arocat1on, the GoErrnor-General Of Canada aay-
ins t-sucd proclamation warning Them that nt the
expiration Of the present treaty On The 1'th prox-
limo, the provision. Of the laws cxlstn. pflor TO
1854 viii again be in force, which provision, nS-
cludcl tllc.n IRON fishing in uli,Isl waezs. After
enjoying the perfect freedom Of lhesc waters for 80
long lime, it will he exceedingly difficult to com,
p'y with The requirements OF the proclamation Of
The Canadian Govcrnor-(cneral. especially ns they
alua1e claimed the right to fish over the forbidden
ground 1,efofc The existence Of tho treaty.
, 1866-02-27

From the Grand Rapids (Mich.} Ea&ie+1
from nll indications fro1n the numerous
lumber regions Of Michigan, the trade for
1896 will bo equal, If 1t does not exceed. That
Of 1866. Extensive preparations arc being
made nj Muekcson. White river, Saginaw,
Grand Haven and along the Grand river. At
Write rircr, or rather the village Of Mears,
i've miles from the mouth Of tho river, two
new steam saw mills hare been erected
and viii: be In full b1ast In the spring.
Tie amount Of timber gotten ont for lutn.
cr, eKceeas that Of any former s1s year, and
times On the opening Of navigation. Al
Saginaw extensive preparations are being
made for the coming season, and the Eafr'
prise says the general Impression There 1s,
that lumber will not open at higher Tste: e
1han 5000 per thousand for culls and slS.U.
for common lumber, aud that lumber dealeft
Of lint place concede it must 80 higher be'ore
tho season is over. Along Grand river the
lumber deaicrs arc not behind their neigh
aees, and busy lime rafting and shipping
lumber maS be expected during the coming
summer
, 1866-02-27

kA+
French ralf,Sl ns.2.4A3e-5s
Frcucht.aus.G .G y $50
French Calf, Le-
Molnes, p doz.4IN5G.W
frcnrh Calf. i-e-
mofles, ecc'ds,
dp1.. .m.NAG.m
I1nthEs...-,..., 1.OGtt.M
lsGaus, = dug. Ill .M4&19-W
I'd unclaimed. We quote:
, 1866-02-27
=" ::*"DrnuoSHtB.
ARMY: SUPPLIES.' =


:. o,sica OF surxkvlaso coara.ssaKx, cos.sss:1, =:
-, &hLrTAEy pIyI;IoA OF TlEE rxNS Ex,Ek,
/ AAsEtrLLE IeSa:, ~: Y. .secs 49,.
Sealed pnt tals Ehcl must bs 10 "a vi -
cpry OF this adv ertse3ent atiached to raeh, WY %
n+eiyed y this oatce until o'Eoc n. rHg
March l:l. l.6 zuppis tuk FRESH REE o. go51
aLd quaatf. 1e eeu3l rsoaurf'naa a. ois
low to n1 etcIr'trd fus Su, ae r OPP a71 ot's
,1pr*c h. tie Gusernrtert VIII fatl'ns y tho oi.
ta.ns pos IN the Mu.ta5J lnsl.co Of ltna.<stus
Alsitt auI II corr Gn.; Nashville. tnaLia:oosas
ICua inne fitl. AIl.. ari II al IH.l< dt11t14 sup
r1Ies from 1hc pos,s. Contract t2 os r
lss6 REG ending the &tn tay RI a-pGeclebS. Eo6 o.
sut1 tsk t;t.e The Cpnsrn!4*arT Hrrerl Of Sutstst-
q etirsy direct This II The c1ttIr slaughtered
sCr beCf 10 &c cut Oh II tAe oi1th Yer e1E oat ~
AbE bFeAtt ttiNnJts doau+ lbe shlQss p loso gu y
st1s 70 u cut nf rum ta1cc To 1ons ines aoo:e TIC
lnce cILt, of lind quarters f;oua u e:ht lncl-
= aburetht xan11ea ~ hook thtnt
f1y tucnt III t t7adu monthly OF c1f]y thcrtat
ter tuIdt uny lie rece}yn therefor. hid h such
funas 1Ia5 be tl1htd ny the tnlktaI Status.
pcs3<, o. ono b'G mar i1clEtc ttcua all.
NJ Lid VIII sc syrCvcs ftr1 1tr.rnE who COM nn
der the efcrpfa Of the irretlenA A17nssv IIocia.
as1en. Nor Tl b.fs 10 which snc rc1sors trointe-
rtetkd, GishI Iirec cr tAl b. nGcisea u4lg5s
s'ky can pr dncE fEs EaIGun ii t!iu FrtiaGIs ILLS
be arrotnr ra1:Ifu BIZ Tic an.Hes:y nalh. :
.tIeEGsaE must hc nceou,ra.sct by props E1ata1.
ty II lf by Two poEIu1e pcrrhe ttalin1 ii II II
con1lsct AEart1cd u,cy Will eoter botds or The
IailhIul IulItincnt cf lhr kz,us+act.
1he uLdeIsfgEtd res. 1ses Setia. II ejsct any aao
inecssc sissiop.s ',rroposa'.. ar Fsesn pceLr and
ad0ress Inc tn.re tn Inc unu. .ss,sscu.
-. M.f. sN LII, tvt. Col "na G; s..
ftetn.i115e NashyHIc, rsra.
, 1866-02-27

r.rve7'l.e Aus,c.-A friend Lays on our table a
rcna Of rev ricrr Of rnus1c, one Of that class 20
thil!Ens'r fashionable IN tho present day-ncw IA
tiatfon. on TN old thcnc- Ii is .'Annic Lansic"
with improvements. 1t Il 70 much better than the
they ehou1d be cal!td,j l.osmneh as II Is not
only difficult, Int impossible to etecatc
As an example: in one bar. the 1eft hand Is pun.
ef the lars ciel and the right Is tfiIfing o. IN
n1t. while ths lowest + Of tue treble clcr Is ~
a1lfsed 10 he held. We sec no way Of doing II ur.
tcta hy using the Mozart Misunderstanding the mid
1I note w1lh the nose- Of coC1se We anticipate
lar;e fa}e Tor Tic ptcce in question. 1tts spIen
td ioag Lend production. though not caseu!sted 10
az popn1arly supposed to I'elons 10 The shorthand
ftnlcrultf.