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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-06-19

Exquisite music foatet FREQ
From the Old City by tho sea-
Nnlis niue eyes with holy tears;
Recalls the hopo of former years.
me mingled faith and love Tho fears
Would sometime loom upon the scene
clothing the sky SERENE
In clouds that oame between
Us, and the rainbow hues
All gloriously diffused
Begot OF sunny ray
Upon the crystal spray,
spanning with aro Of light, the visionary spheres
The breeze seems full Of nghs;
And low pathetic cries.
Al from the snowy breast
OF woman when opprest
with grief profound
Yet Hstl another Boundi
song OF triumph mingng with the moanI
And all around are thrown
Sweet music with the notes that nom thoSs mourner
fowl
Iis the chosen day,
Mhen women homage pay
To those have perished in cause as high
Dr sarred the spirit of heroic knight
None other compare
Save that which in yon sphere
Pls es the crown OF Christian martyrhood.
Upon the foreheads % Of the brave and good;
Aearand dazzling BRIGHT
WoVe Of celestial lightf
WisS msS ssD9ss the ta essss r. and ssr
The holy, patriot laws
VI 1oo ana man, to strew with fower.buds rare
The graves where calmly sleep
The forms that erst did sweep
Carrying within their train
Death and destruction to the naughty foe:
I'LL Gods mysterious power
In ne Overwhelming hour
oertnreW their hopes and laid their banners low
WITH stern, chastisng blowi
Come on and pour the dlrge-
- We stand upon the verge
W utter ruin. All in vain in vain
Ghe ghastly wounds, the blood that fell as rain
upon the war-Drutsed earth-the dying groan
% md brnt
OF heart lett desolate:
One dies on batte-aeld-the while another
II gIsSn ysrd would gladly smother
OIbleeding comrade dear
Whose life is ebbing there
The stern control
Causes the beaded sweat adown his face to rollI
In vain7 Say not Gin vsn."
Dispel the dismal strain,
And feed the summer air with anthems hiehI
The God who fills the aky
And walketh on the whrlwind still is near
And bends listening ear
VIII not behold, unchecked. iniqutyI
The sands run on apace
When once more, hand In hand
We shall unshnckled stand
AND brea' he the breath Of freemen in the State
Where God has fixed our fatei
Then catch we up the music as it floats
And add e1ultant notes
An we pass on to lay our garands fair,
Beaded with memo1y's tear
Upon the three loved graves
Ger which bright nature Wayea
Her coronal OF ever changing hues;
Were evening sheds her dews,
And holy stars dinuse
The hope that other eyes than ours watch DER
The heroes whose repose is sacred evermoreI
"The graves OF Brigadier General M. z. Jenkina AM
OF pr1vates Henry III. Hughes and Charles B, Foster
WHO aone OF the Confederate dead are inferred in Sum
Church. ~
June 16, 1876.
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COMMERCIAL.
Exports.

LIYERPOCL-Per Nor bark Orion-6l bales and GIT
bales Upland Cotton, 01 bbls Rosin packages Fur.
niture.
GEORGETOWN. C-Per schr L B Wales-4o tons
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The Charleston Cotton Market.

The unsettled state OF affairs In Europe and the rapid
rise OF gold In New York. has unsettled commercial
matters that buyers and sellers Indifferent about
operating We heard Of sales Of only ~ bales of Strict
Middlng, at 500. q fb.
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tFoR THE DAILY NEws.l
An Echo from SummervIlIe.

DEDICATED TO THE 'IAD1Es' MEMORIAL ASSOCIATION
DY G. q. p
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Howard street Super and cut Extra. go. .none
Howard ntreet Extra Shipping. .11.6o @ IL so
Howard atreet DO. retailing 1890 @ Is. so
Ohio Super and Out Extra. .none
Ohio shipping Extra 80 a l1.60
Ohio Retailing. IA so a 1850
OniO fanly. 1000 q 1850
Northwestern Super. 92S q 976
Nofthaeetern E1Ua. ..1076 @ 160
Oity Mills Shipping brands. a N60
Oity Mills Standard Extra. q 116O
Baltimore high grsdo Extra retailing 1850 @ O000
Corn Meal-oity Mills and Bfandyvinc. go rs rs
In the city OF Baltimore ror the week ending June L.
1865, viz; Howard.sreet 1888 bols and 90 half bbls
Oily Mills 1909 bbls and 90 half bbls Ohio sI75 bbIs
and 90 half bbs. Together 2I2 b5ls BYE Flour and
80 hhds and 1850 bbls Corn Meal:
els choice Maryland he at So 49, and bushels No
Western spring red at 50 40 per bushe Corn-No re-
day on ohange part sold at 81 to % CENTS further
vance OF cents per bushel yellow; last sales Of
white were at 81 - per bushs Oats In good sup
only sale reported was TOO bushels at 8s cents weight
at close offered at 60 cents. Ryo-A small lot reserved
MoLAssEs-some inquiry. but stock Offering light A
sale OF as puncheoua English leland reported per
gallon.
PnovIsroNs-owing to the very amall stock Offering
the market continues firm. with q tendency to still
higher figures. Mess pork is held 80 so SSS per
bbl Bulk meath are also held above buyers' views
Bacon ste,dy 100 shouders 100 for sides and
24 to 26c for fine bagged hams. Lard last sale Of city
at 2lho, and Western 23c per lb.
port holders Arm under the high range Of gold
S2 fine steady at IS as for Marshails and Worthina
toms; 16 to s3 40 for jeffrey D'Aroys and down to
ss as quality for brands Less known Turks Island 10
firm at 600 per bushel for lots from store.
WHIBKRY-No report received.
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Mobile Market.


MOBILE, June 13.-CorroN--There WAS no demand
tors are holding Middling Cotton at $50.
GoLD-The advance In New York has caused this mar
selling Al to A.
gnvER-Buying and selling at 126 to 1913; Mexican
dollars would bring 130. Not much doing.
Misunderstanding nominal New York sight Y
Kew Orleans par-yery scarce.
New Orleans Market,
NEW ORLEANS, June 13.-CorTos.-The demand
less aotiye to-day, and factors continued srn
gent In their preenBonB, and there only moderate
figures showing no material change In prices. We
cordingy repeat our previous quotations OF 20 800
for ordinary and SO to CSC for good ordinary but raise
our figures for low middng from 81 to $780, and put mid
ding as Ale the inside figures In Iast report being
really about lc too low.
STATEMENT COTTON.
5took on hand lst september, 1865. bales. $50
heooved to-day. Observation-Disclosures. 20
AaoooiSoo preNously .72l,0l7
-72l, 1897
so5 O7e
o'eafeo previously. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 693, 422
--68I, ,096
GunIp .Tn tI
rom the coast since yesterday. The supplies OF
Le PlouucuOn OF Louisiana are small, but those of
us aIe noerai, and exceed the wants OF trade. Tho
nnnp sontnqes very dull and the sales to-day were
iSIo TX Sbd a. nnas Louisiana yellow clarified Sugar at
dealers on private terms The only sale OF Molssses
ntot OF ~ hhds Cuba at 900 per gallon snaaIl re-
M pusiness 10 doing a IL TO i8o Der lb for common to
M M sugar AK to 14o for fully fair is 10
A0ho i0r pnme' loHo for yellow clarified, and 1e to
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Baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE, juno 16.-CoFFEE.-Market continues
dull for god no reported except small ots
for currency, which improving; quotations good
still range from 16 to 20T cents. as to quality.
CoTroN-Rarly in the week thero q very good do
mend, with sales OF 400 to $40 bales low mtddng
mid iing upland but the advanced prices quiet
market at the close. We quote, viz:
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FLoUR.-There was o fair inquiry for good fresh
ground City Mile Super and Extra principally for
wants Of local trade and prices
for super and $11@ll so for Western Spring whes
gers are dul offered at 50 49, good held at 50 rs: do
Flour 10 quiet but held hrm at So 269s 5O Corn Meal
10 improving; last sale OF yellow at 81 TO- held
ut 81 S6 no white offered ut the present would be
worth $6 60 We her Of nothing Going In Howard
street or Ohio, but little of either in the market We
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The Daily News.
TUESDAY MORNING, JUNE 10, 1866.
iron THE DAILY NEWS. ]
sour Percy"

by MRS. g. A. DALI.
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ACCOUNT BOOKS.
BOOK BINDING AND JOB PRINTING

In o nits branches, with type, Isw prssses and
dvantages not eIcelled in this city. yer's Blanhn
ttles Bonds, Mortgages &c., &c. ON d and printed
O order tuths1yr December IA
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WHIsKHr-Is dull at 50 26 for v estern.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-07-19
News from New York.

NEW YoRK, July 1S.-The morning
papers contain the following specials
1t is reported that Mr.. H. R. Hubbard
is to be appointed Acting Comptroller OF
Currency, on the departure of Mr.. Clarke
The President has approved the ind.
ings and sentence Of the court martial
in the case of Lieutenant Colonel Pauld-
ing. and directs that the sentence be
carried into effect.
There is evidently something very
important about to transpire here in
reference to Mexican affairs Secretary
Stewards messenger has just returned
from New York, where he has been
especially to see General Ortega, with
instructions from the Secretary of State.
He was despatched with instructions to
ask General Ortega If, in the event of
our government recognizing him as the
legal President of Mexico and forming a
treaty with him, he would consent to
make Santa Anna Commander-in Chief
of the Mexican army. 1t is known that
the messenger saw General Ortega, but
it has not yet transpired what reply he
made to the question
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New York News.

NEW YORK, July lS.-One hundred and
fifty eight burial permits were issued
Yesterday, eighty of which were made
out and recorded as burial permits for
persons deceased, after short illness,
from diarrhea.
Yesterday was the hottest day ever
known in this city. The thermometer
stood at l02 in the shade, at 3 o'clock,
P. NJ
Out of forty.three cases Of sun-stroke,
twenty three proved fatal Nine cases
out of sixteen in Brooklyn were attended
with fatal results.
There were five cases reported to be
cholera in the city yesterday Four OF
the patients died aud the other, it seems,
was only afflicted with cholera morbus
Nine cases were reported in Brooklyn.
The mortality report for the past week
shows the number of deaths by cholera
in New York to have been eleven.
The total of subscriptions in aid OF
the sufferers by the Portland confiagra,
tion, in this city, is sl09, ,553.
Seven couuterfeiters of National Cur
rency were arrested yesterday. A large
amount of bogus money. plates, dies,
presses, &c, were captured; The par
ties arrested are believed to De the lead
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Na,,oua, conven.,o. Of PIa.serers.

At the late meeting OF the National
Convention of Plasters, held in Phila-
delphia, the Committee on the State OF
the Trade, to whom was referred the re-
ports of tho societies represented In tho
Union, presented detailed statement,
OF which the following is a summary:
Many benefits have resulted from COM
bined effort, and there are prospects OF
still more important results being &C.
complished. Many abuses have been
corrected, and innovations on the GUS
toms aud usages of the trade, which
were of long standing, have been almost
completely removed. The apprenticing
system is fast settling itself, and linden
lures are required in most OF the princl.
pal cities to prevent the manufacture OF
Indifferent workmen The Jumping"
systeni OF sub outracting is strongly con
demned. and the committee states thatif
il is not abolished it will ruin the plaster
ing business The committee urge the ut
most opposition to it, and recommend
that no La Wful means be left untried to
totally destroy it. Tho committee also
recommend that all contracts for plas-
tering be made directly with the owners
of houses, and not taken at second hand
rates from master" masons, or master"
carpenter builders On the question OF
strikes" the committee report that all
the benefits of strikes have been obtain
ed without resorting to that trying al.
formation. The report concludes with
reference to the eight hour law, which
is declared to be purely social ques-
ton, which each society should deter
mine for itself, but at the same time,
owing to the muddled state OF the que,s:-
ton, it is recommended that no immedi.
ate action be taken on it, The time for
adopting the system has not yet arrived,
in the Judgment of the committee, but
in due time the plasterers will be among
the first to apply the eight hour system.
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A Delicate Bride.

Between Yreka and Jacksonville, Ore
gon, there was a wedding last winter,
about the time of the deep snow, when
Mr. Pelham and other citizens were cor
raled in that cold country. The families
of the respective parties to the marriage
we're in attendance, and the party was
rather after the old fashioned style,
made up of neighbors. their wives and
babies, and anybody that happened to
be stopping anywhere within accessible
distance. 1t was a pleasant affair, but
like all such assembling es, it dispersed
and the bride retired to her chamber
first having whispered to the fond groom
don't come up for half an hour" This
being a first request, he obeyed, waited
the time anxiously, nor let the hand ol
the ticking clock pass by second of the
| time limited ere he had gone to her to
| whom his life was joined. Rapping
gently at the door of the bridal cham,
Der, and receiving ns reply, he entered
unbidden, and saw his wife lying on the
bed, aTrayeu lu uiknb BOdt vi tuo puE6St
white, presenting a picture Of beauty
taste and loveliness beyond comparison
One step further, closer look, and the
blood rushed back to his heart-she was
dead! Loudly calling for help, father
mother, brother, sister, bridesmaids, all
tbe household rushed to the room. The
mother discovered that her daughter
still breathed, but horror upon horrors
there lay the empty vial from which the
fatal draught had been taken. Messen
gers were despatched for physicians, the
5atient was rubbed and sprinkled. and
homes were entertained Of her revival
symptoms locking favorable. At this
i1ncture, some one picked up a piece oi
folded paper from a table, on which WA
written in the delicate hand of the fail
young bride:
"Bs not alarmed, dear husband; fear
ing that the occasion would be too much
for my nerves, l have taken chloroform
your Own WIFE"
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From New Orleans

NEW ORLEANS, July IS Cotton un-
changed; sales OF 900 bales Sterling
Ga; New York Exchange 4c premiam
General Baird has issued orders in
accordance with General Grants arrest
order, which orders arrests only upon
proper affidavits, and advises that actual
arrests be deferred till properly inyesti-
gated, unless there is manifest danger
of escape.
General Sheridan Las been compelled
to leave his present quarters and seek
others near Jackson Square
General Sheridan issued an order pro-
hibiting the erection in this military
division Of any monument commemora-
ting the rebellion, and prohibiting the
reorganization of Confederate compa
aies, bal teries, brigades, &c, for any
purposes whatever. a.
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"Jes' SO r. Exactly p-Solon Shingle said
they were there every time" If he felt "owl.
ey" In the morning, he took Plantation Bitters;
If he felt weary at night, be took Plantation Bit.
tersi If he lacked appetite, was weak, languid
or mentally oppressed, he took Plantation Bit.
tersf and they never failed to set him on his
pins square and firm.
as some may, just read the following;
/ owe much to You, fer
verify believe the Plantation Bitters have saved
my life. REV W. h. WAGoNKR :.
Ihavs been q great suffer.
er from Dyspepsia, and had 70 abandon preach
tsfs have cured me.
REV. q. A. WILDWOOD,
New York City.
had lost all appetite
was so weak and enervated could hardly walk,
and had perfect dread of society.
JAMES HEnMNwAV,
St. Louis Mo-
The Plantation Bitters have
cured me OF q arrangement of the Kidneys and
Urinary Organs, that distressed me for years.
They aot Ike charm. O. MOORE,
2d Broadway, New York"
Mrs. O. NJ DEVOE, manager of the Union
Home School for Soldiers Children, says she
has given 1t to the weak and invalid children
under her charge, with the most happy and graf
flying results" We have received over hun
dred reams of such certificates, but no advertise
ment is so effective as what people themselves
say of good article. Our fortune and our rep.
utation is at stake The original quality and
high character of these goods viii be sustained
under every and all circumstances. They have
already obtained n sale in every town, village,
parish and hamlet among civilized nations. Base
imitatOrs try to come as near0ur name and style
as they can, and because a good article cannot
be sold as low as poor one, they ind some sup.
port from parties who do not care what they sell.
Be on your guard. SEQ our private stamp over
the cork. p H DRAKE & co,
New York City.
Saratoga spring Water, cold by all
Druggists.
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The voto OH the remuneration of Alex
andria to the District of Columbia almost
led us to believe that the Radicals could
do an act of justice without a low or
mean motive But we were misled. II
appears that they were alarmed for the
fate of West Virginia. Reverdy John
son told them that in case the act was
repealed, the Senators from West Viz
ginia would hold their seats by preca-
rious tenure, as the pretended consent OF
the State of4Virginia to the separation
was made by the Alexandria Legislature,
representing some half dozen counties,
IL the retrocession act was void, and
Alexandria had always belonged to the
District, then no one could contend that
the Legislature sitting there had the
power or right TO give the consent OF
Virginia to the disintegration OF the
State
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OVRR A MILI.ION DOsu,ARsi
SAVED.

OVER A nILIION DOsIARsk
SAVED!
Gentlemen -" / had negro man worth al 200
who took cold from bad hurt In the leg, and
was useless for over q year. i had used every
thing could hear of without benefit, until l
tried the Mexican Mustang Liniment II soon
effected permanent cure"
- J.L DOWNING
Montgomery, Ala, June n, 1859.
u take pleasure in recommending tho Mexi.
can Mustang Liniment as a valuable and indis-
pensable article for Sprains, Sores, Scratches OF
Calls on Horses Our men have used IL for Burns
Bruises, Sores tRheumatism, &c, and all say IL
acts like magic" j. ii. HEWITT,
Foreman for American, Wells, Fargo's and
Harnden's Express.
The sprain OF my daughters ankle, ocoa
stoned while skating last winter, was entirely
cured In one week, after she commenced using
your celebrated Mustang Liniment.
ED. sEELQ
Gloucester, Mass, Aug. !, 1866.
It is an admitted fact that the Mustang LiDi-
ment performs more cures In q shorter time, on
man and beast, than any article ever discovered.
Families, livery men and planters should always
have IL on hand. Quick and sure II certainly 10,
All genuine is wrapped In steel plate engTay.
lngs, bearing the signature Of G. W. Westbrook,
Chemist, and the private u. 8. stamp Of DRMAs
BARNES q Co. over the top.
An effort has been made TO counterfeit it with
q cheap stone plato label. Look closely!
Saratoga spring Water, esold by all
Druggists.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-07-19

Who would not be beautiful Who would not
add to their beautyi What gives that marble
purity and diStingue appearance We observe up
on the stage, and In the city belle 1t is no Ion
ger a secret. They use Hagsns Magnolia Balm.
It's continued use removes tan, ireckles Pimples
and rouahness, from the face and hands, and
leaves the complexion smooth, transparent,
blooming and rsvishing. Unlike many cosmet-
lea IL contains no material injurious 70 the skin
Any Druggist win order IL Tor you, II not on
hand at 50 eta per bottle.
We HAGAN, Troy, N. Y. Chemist.
DEMAs BARNES 4 CO.
Wholesale Agents, N. Y.
Saratoga Spring Water, sold by all
Druggists.
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one of the greatest causes of i'll health
is costiveness. or Indigestion II has for
its offspring, dyspepsia, with all its at.
tendant miseries, such as sick headache,
sour stomach, no appetite, no energy, iu
fact, complete prostration Goes Dys,
pepsia Cure is sovereign remedy; why
do not you who are suffering, make the
experiment of the trial OF single bottle;
it costs but tri1e to taste it, and will
surely bring you relief
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Arre., of n Supposed Murderer.

HIN. Durfee has been arrested in the
Oil Regions of West Virginia and taken
to the Jail at Grand Rapids, Michigan,
charged with the murder of Harriet Bell
dan, who was found dead near that place
on the oath of October last. Durfee and
Mrs. Btlldan were registered as husband
and wife at hotel in Grand Rapids, in
October last, where they stayed over
night and had with them little girl.
Next morning they went to the country
in a carriage, and Durfee returned next
day alone The following day the little
girl was found abandoned twenty miles
north of Grand Rapids, and about thirty
days afterwards the body of the woman
was found in the woods, she, from all
appearances, having been murdered. IL
was afterwards ascertained that Durtee
and the deceased were never married.
Both Durfee aud Mrs Belldan were
formerly residents of Beaver county, Pa,
and shortly after the death of the hus-
band of Mrs Belldan, which was quite
sudden, and was supposed to have
been caused by poison, she went away
with Durfee, with whom she had been
on terms of intimacy, and, as it now ap-
pears, met her death at his hands.
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era of gang of counterfeiters in this
city. and their arrangements fer the pros
ecntion of their nefarious work, were ad-
mirable. They were all committed to
Jail. r.ri,, -
-Four new cases Of cholera in Brooklyn
are reported to-day. two of which were
fatal Thirteen new cases and nine
deaths are reported in Elizabeth, New
Jersey. -.-...-
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NOTICE

u The wheeling Savings Institution, g. Ste
Ercuft Court for Ohio County, West Virginia
Notice Is hereby given that i shan on Friday
ths lOth day Of August 1856. at my Office on
Fonrth street wheeling West Virginia In &C
.bove entitled cause, on the 4th day Of May,
1ss6 proceed to take, state and settle the sew.
sral accounts as required by said decree. All
narties interested In said cause or In the estate
al Andrew Hall, deceased, are hereby notified
IA attend at the time and place above desig
nats5 HANNIBAL FORBES
ixIilaxd Com Ohio Co. Cir Court
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SAMUEL p, WHEELER,

A PENSIONS, Soldiers Claims, and Certified
Accounts, All Officers Soldiers, or Soamen dls'
sblsd i'm the service of the United States, are gu
titlea to Pensions for life; and in case OF then
leath, the widow, orphan children, mother q
sister of any such officer, soldier or seaman, u
entitled to a pension, and also the bounty OF one
hundred dollars, aud all back pay due MY iee
tor pension Ia collected, aud NO CHARGE ~
CASE of failure. s..-. :.
enable terms. fl
Office, No. $50 Fourth Street. near the CONT
House Wheeling, Va. sep%'