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FOUT US
CELEBRATED
4torse aud Cattle gotrders.

These he Powders
will strength
EN- theStomach
and Intestines,
cleanse them
from offensive
matter, and
bring them to
healthy state.
Thav ara
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THE BROOKLYN
Life Assurance Comply.

ne unde rsgned agent tor the State Of Delaware
for The BROOKLYN LIFE ASSI,PA W r TIanT
"a offers advantageous terms to all who WISH Ia
Insure their lives 7H :"
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INSURE YOUR LIFE

FORTHEBENEFIT OF YOUR
WITIE AMID 0GIlLDlGNN9 8
IN THE
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SHAKE! SHAKE NO MOREl
On H G I'D - g ~ N
DR.. c. G. GAHISON'S

DIX. 4. u. GARRlSON'S
CHOLERA AND DIARRHCEA PREVENTIVE
~ Will prevent and cure AslatIc Cholera Cholera
ChoIera Morbus, Dlarrhoea, Summer Complaint Col
ic' cramps and Pains in the Stomach and Bowels
NOW Is the lime for every family to have bottle on
hand. You know not how soon you NAV be attacked
with one OF the above diseases. The cost is but tri
ne DO not delay but send for bottle al once Price
50 cents per bottle
WHAT IS A COUGH?
IL Is something that should be attended to at once
II you delay, II may lead 10 Consumption and finally
terminate III death. Thousands have filled a nrcmo
ture grave through neglect Do not delav. but take
my ExPEcToRANT atonce, or it may be too late Price
81 90 per bottle
USE DR.. C. G. GARRISON'S
BlTTERs FOR DYSPEPSIA purely vegetable compound
Ihey improve the appetite and promote digestion =
These Bluefs are of my own invention and manufac-
ture Having used them for length of time success.
iuly IN my private practice now offer them to the
Puhllc, and | recommend them to the use of every
dyspePtc. Where the patient has used them accord
ing to my directions they have always made perfect
cure. Price 81 so per bottle.
DR.. G. G. GARRISON'S
ANTI-DY YSPEPTIC PILLS
These Pills purely vegetable and do not contain
any Mercury or CalOmel. They should always be used
In connection with my Preparations particularly IN
cases OF costiveness. They good and perfectly
sale Furgatlve, and should be used in all cases Of
Chs and Fever, Bilious, Bilious Rem'ttent Dyspep.
STA, Jaundlce. Depression Of Spirits, Coughs, Colds
anu all diseases that require Purgatlve. Price 25
cents per box.
If YOU HAV We CHILLS AND FEVER.
Use Dr. c. G. GARRISON'S FEVER AND AGuE CURE.
fTtce 81 W per Bottle. 1t is perfectly safe and re
aole remedy-a sure cure These preparations are
not quack remedies, but of my own invention and
manufacture, and only prepared by
DR. c. G. GARRISON
For sale, wholesale and retail, at nv store, 2ll
oum Eighth street, Philadelphia and for sale by all
Druggists.
C. e. GARRISON. NJ D. is a regular graduate OF the
University vi PennsyvanIa, and treats patients for
all diseases, al his Office No eli South Eighth ST.
below Walnut, Philadelphia.
2TAll consultations free e1S
c. w. BARKER,
Sole Wholesale Agent for the States Of Maryland and
Delaware. my2, &C.
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SMYRNA HOTEL

NJ, fhs subscriber ~ gives notice that he b,,
n: u Ha,. a. rox%e & IN the propretorshp of hi,
ing public. o' the travel
He intends to offer every convenience -,
TORT That can possibly be secured to boarders p com
due regurd to their interests haVing
The TABLE viii be supplied always with
aft'ci" th. naI*et vii. afford. The BAR n;, every
every convenience for animals with
apt w. T. CAMPBELL. Pro
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In poor, low-spirited animals, it has the
most beneficial effect.
Inc use OF them improves the wind, strength
fine, smooth and glossy skin-thus imnrov-
ing the appearance, vii gor and spirit Of this
noble animal.
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Insure Your Homes and Property
IN THE
Kent County Mutual Insurance Company,
AT DOVER, DELAWARE.

This Company continues TO Insure property on rea.
sonaOle enns ana Tor several years past has paid its
Policy Holders an annual dividend Of and 10 per
cent The dividends are paid on the st day of Jam
uary or allowed in the payment of The annual nre.
mIums, due on that day
II is the boundea duty Of every man. not only to his
ay but his creditors To keep his property insured
hu no man has any reason TO COMPLAIN of his neigh.
anu friends If they should refuse to contribHIe o
airni lhe loss OF his property being bcund for the
the mat insurance is cheap and agents of
,L SShpany reside in almost eyerv town Ihrongbont
tne otate. and Tor trIAing cn,l cad he nod ~
mo'n Toss o. his properly by fire If ma viii A.,
oo !o Psecaulon to secure his property agans, loss
oy hre' u II is nsurabe, he has no riohJ -, os
his nelghbor TO assist him "s"' W call upon
The Kent County Mutual has n cu;,., u. 49,
600, and pays promptly It's losses P''a' Ut @~Oo'-
Parties deslTous Of insuriDR in This f,0u. go,
call upon the following agents. r~"S VIII
AGENTS
w. Z. ROBINSON And'w J. Wright Fal,on
delaware CITY Geo M Davis BrdgeviIia
Jesse S. Huntingdon. Smyrna James Ponder M,I1op
G. Dickson, noysr Paul A. Davis. LeyDas
Jas Cowgirl, DR.. A. Mauck. LsureI
Alex. jackson. Camden, - Georga,o',
II. Cowgirl. Willow Grove, Wesley Stack. ''O""'
I.Y. Foulk. Milford. Greensboro, Md.
ELIJAH CROUCH. DSver, General Agent
DIRECTORS.
Or. s: N. Fisler. Smyrna, rhOs B Bradford. Dover.
Geo. w; Cummins, DR.. Henry RIdgely,
James X. Gle AeRts, William Walker,
william Denney, James Preltyman,
Jacob Deakype, Bridgeviie.
OFFICERS.
SAMUEL M FISLER, President, Smyrna.
LAS COWGILL, Trea'r. Dover.
GEO b. DICKSON, Sec'y.
w business coInmu nicatIons promptly attended TO-
eAoRoE b. DICKSON, Secretary, Dover.
GEORGE II. DICKSON.
NOTARY PUBLIC,
fe7, 66-lY. ANG'
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APPEAL TO MECHANICS AND LA
BORING MEN TO INSURE
THEIR LIVES.

large proportion of the operatives in our various
kinds OF shops are not worth $1,000. A wife be-.
loved, and confding children cling with fond regard
to the father, liable at any to be taken away
with nothing laid by for their comfort and protec-
Ion. The annual sum of S25 would pay a life poll
cy that would in the event of death go far towards
making them comfortabe and who can not Law
aside for such purpose this small sum- and who
among you ought not to lay it aside If the family
is poor much the greater need that this wise pro-
vision be not neglected AS the ordinary accumu.
lations are necessarily slow, requiring years lay
aside few hundred dollars how much wiser to ma ke
sure at once large SUN by Life Insurance. Take
warning before it is too late
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Widows and Orphans Lif
insurance COMPANY
Both of which sound, reliable and managed bv
the most experienced officers and trustees And for
THE TRAVELLERS ACCIDENT INSIT-
RANCE COMPANY.

This company issues Policies against all kinds of
accidents, causing loss of life or bodily iniurv.
The sum of $40 will secure a person insured $40
per week for twenty.six weeks, and $1,000 cash in
case his death takes place from the cause of acci
dent and S25 premium will secure S25 per week for
twentysix weeks, and $4,000 cash in case of death.
This company has paid up capital of S5OO,OOO
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THoS. CARROW.
NATIONAL
Super Phosphate of Lime.

AND CHEMICAL FERTILIZERS
The National Super Phosphate has been thorough
ly tested by Practical Farmers and Reliable Arr.
cnurasls, and has proved to be the puresl and best
FertIizer in the market; free from adulieraton;
speedy nddHrabe in its effect Price SOS uer POGO
lbs. NATIONAL COMPoST-A cheap and reliable
Manure for Potatoes Cora and Vegetables gensraIly
and especially adapted for Tobacso and SORGHUM
Price. $50 per 1000 lbs.
Special Manurers. of Fish. Meat, Bone, Hair. &c.
&c, made 20 order. '"''' ""
Dealers III find it to their interest 10 give these
articles their attention. e'0 '"ss'
JAMES III. STEVENSON.
auIJy No. l32 South Second Street PbiIn
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n. CuiOIu ot BaptlSt Church
eo 2che.cK VIII be professionally at his princ,noI
PIe no 10 North Sixth street, corner of Comme,pa
No 8% nis, R every Saturday. from 9A until p
yto uo; .; No. 50 Summer street Bosto5 Moso from
from to 81 and every other Frdav q, os
for hotoSrS e9. a;d Bamore Nd. All advice Gfee, but
pToHeier the charge is three doars WIN MS Res'
oont &c 9I 90 Tue Pumonc Syrup and seaweed ro;.
D. ~ per ooltle or - so per half dozen 1'
For sale oy all Druggists and DeaIo,.
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Peninsular Railroad Line.
CHANGE OF HOURS.

SO On and after Monday, April l6,
ERsal 1866. T:ains for the accommoda
"A Mgssk=A tion Of passengers will run as fol
ssssssssaAA ssszsM4A lows until further notice.
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EVILS OF NOT INSURING.

The poverty and suffering of widows and orphan
with cold and cheeress prospects, with excess
slve toll and scanty subsistence and corroding anx-
iety, speaking commentary upon the evils of
husbands neg gecting this benehcent provision How
many families have been thrown into a state of ab-
solute want by the ulpabe neglect of a husband or
father to fulfil to his famly-which he is bound by
sacred obligations to protect, honor, cherish, and
provide tor-the important duty of Insurng his
Life for their benefit? Few homes are free from
encumbrance by mortgage or otherwise, and in very
many cases, the decease of the husband and fa-
ther, the wife and children who had conhded in him
to shield them from poverty, forced from their
long cherished homes, which they in their younger
days helped to adorn with all that the heart could
desire. Could that departed husband ard father look
back upon the suffering condition of his family,
would he not admonish husbands and fathers, one
and all, TO guard against similar calamity to their
own families by Life Assurance
Men, when the subject of Life Assurance is men,
toned to them, too apt to say it is too heavy
tax; aud yet, if they would reflect for moment il
in reality is tax, but savings bank for the bene-
fit of their wives and children.
An insurance on the life of a man for the benefit
of his wife or Children is free from attachment by
creditors but is paid directly to his wife and child.
rem sixty days after the death of the husband.
J. E. CIawson. M. D., Examining Physician, Smyrna
Cove Salisbury. M. D., Dover:
j. w. oharp' NJ D'' Canden.
NJ. g. LOhand Nj. D., Milford.
David Hall. M. D, Lewes
Any information in regard to Life Insurance, Fire
Insurance, or Notary Public Business will be
promptly attended by the undersigned, at the office
OF the Kent County Mutual Insurance Company
Office on Main Street, under the Capital Hotel
Building, Dover, Del
GEORGE B. DICKSON,
Secretary, Kent County Mutual Insurance Gonna.
ny. Agent for the Life Insurance Company
Notary Public, &c.
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u NV E r S AL
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.

Ihere are many persons who have been deferred
from lnsurng their Lives for the benefit of ;heiI
families on account Of not being in sound health
Inc undersigned is agent for the UNIVERSAL
Lif INSURANCE COMPANY OF NEW YORK
which company takes risks on the lives of Iyv.Ins
and is also agent for the
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ouCH h Nldu-
ders, Yellow
Water, Dis
t e IN Pc T,
F ou n d err,
H e a We s,
Slavering,
Coughs, Fe-
vers, Loss of
Appetite and
Vital Ener-
gy, &c.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-12-24

TIE Chicago Republican says that John Purdue,
who bought the Lafayette (Ind.) Journal, and
I m g e
lation. During the canvass in order to secure the
Methodist support, he Invested $4,000 in dona-
ton to the Battle Ground Institute, an institution
Of learning under the auspices Of the Methodist
Church. Instead, however, Of absolutely donating
the money. he prudently subscribed it as stock,
and since tho election, believing that the Metho-
dists event back on him." he has assumed entire
control Of the Institute, which his majority Of
stock enables him to do, and announces his deter
mination TO reorganize the Faculty with one Bap-
tist one .sCampbelite, one Presby terian and one
Methodist, with himself as Grand Tycoon and
President Of the Board. The Methodists are, of
course, deeply exasperated, and the citizens Of
Battle Ground have set up school of their own,
leaving Mr. Purdue to run his etInstitute..
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New York Money Market.

New YORK, December 22.-The course Of the
money market to-day has been extremely irregular
and feverish. During the morning there was a
patons seemed 70 be that as usual On Saturday,, al
money would become easy. Alb ut P. NJ, however,
an active demand set in, which continued unabated
to tbs close of business. The Stock market has
not not been depressed under the monetary pres
sure but several Of the speculative stocks such as
Michigan, Southern and Northwestern preferred,
developed considerable buoyancy.
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Domestic Markets.

NOON DISPATCH.
New YORK December 22.-Gold 33f has been
stocks auctuatng. Flour 1o@15 lower. Wheat
deenn Gid es
s1s25; new $26.25@2o.75. Whiskey quiet and
nominal. Cotton dull, at s4i for Middling Uplands;
other reports say 81
New YORK, December 22.-Cotton declined
1c; sales to-day 1900 bales; ,uplands ssB@a4c.;
or; sales $50 bbls; State ssi@11 western $1,000
1850; Southern dull and dropping; sales 200 bbls.;
mixed to good s11@1s{ Wheat dull; no sales.
dull and declining. Provisions generally heavy:
dull. Naval stores irregular. Turpentine 7s@74c.
nSssxy sx4s alsfss Beee%be1 e9 apc Cotton
market depressed and declining. Midding s2e.
W.sat VIZ dull and dropping. Corn steady; receipts
gh .eas Gross5es s sd aeeng 9 sgath With goP
NEW ORLEANS, December q. Cotton dun; sales
aoo bales; low middling so@s1e; middling s2c;
sl1a. Corn $1@1.05. Oats easier, at so@s33c.
Hay s2s Mes Mess Rprk t2s rs Baeen shoglds7s
fS Eex esaa york a Sight @a dseeu1s eatiS GOA sS5
MoBME, December 2S.9sales 1900 bales Of cot
ton to-day, with fair demand, and factors gener-
closing quiet at 315, Gold 1885.
CINc1NNAT1, December 22-Flour quiet and
nominally unchanged; superdne $9.25@10; extra
| $10.50@l125. Mess pork firm, with an advance OF
25c.; small sales at s19.E0@1973. Lard steady and
unchanged. Whiskey unchanged.
| ST. LOUIS, December 22-flour more active
Superfne s81@9; Triple Extra s131@14. Wheat,
nothing doing, $3.50. Corn dull prices unchang.
ed. Oats, little doing ~. Whiskey active, $2.25.
Hsy 1gaSsg nagaSansas sa9 P0rk s2oSo Hogs sSS@s -
Lou1svnLE, December 22-P M.-sales GO hhds
at full rates. Mess Pork $40. Hogs 64, receipts
41O0-total receipts 110, 600. Cotton dull at 304c.
for Low Midding. Superfine Flour SO so. Oats
CSC. Corn shelled bulk 70c.; ear, 60as2@c. Prime
winter Wheat 50 Is. Sugar 113a12c. Molasses 70c
Lard, tierces, 123c Whiskey lower at 50 %.
! LONDON December 22-P. hl.-The money mar
ket closed quiet. Consols 80 for money. The FOL.
lowing are the current rates for American securi.
ties Erie shares. 40; Illinois Central 785; q. s.
5-2O's 72a.
CHICAGO, December 22.-The week closes ex
tremely dull in financial and mercantile circles
| Demand for money active. Market firm. Eastern
| Exchange in good demand, but Light supply. Flou1
steady. Receipts 3400 barrels. Shipments $40,
barrels. Spring Extra $l0{@1o3. Wheat 2@3 OTIS
lower. Receipts 1900 bushels. Shipments 80Ot
bushels. No. Spring 50 So; No. 2 Spring 81 824@
Rye cent lower at e73@69. Barley neglected
1 Pork easier, at s183@19. #
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FOURTH DAY.

MARION G. H., December 22.-The proceedings
Of to-day were enliyened by considerable discus
sion, and manifestations Of anxiety to close the
business of the session.
The Committee on Education submitted their
report. The institutions of learning under the
patronage Of this Conference are: Wohord Col
,iege, spartanburg, s. c., Rev. DR.. A- NJ. sHRP,
LID, p. p, President; spartanburg Female
College, Rev. a. NJ; Cemmings, p. D.: President:
J: y. Blankenship, 4. NJ, President; Davenport
cokesbury conierenoe School; Columbia .aaS Fema1e
College, now suspended.
The Bishop was recommended to confirm the
appointment Of Rev. 81. NJ. Mood, A. M, as Prin-
cipal Of the State Normal School at Charleston,
Meelen6nrg Female College Charlotte, & sae n g. ne
preamble and resolutions submitted BY Rev.
Pr. Pr Ship, were unanimously. adopted. inviting
Carolina. The Bishop, in response, hoped he
The Committee on Memoirs submitted state
tofore mentioned.
The Bishop notified the Conference that instead
Of $ an = oyerplqs Of preachers, he had more work
young men Of learning and energE.,.
As information, the Secretary o. the Church Ex-
the e the
various claims at discount Of little more Than ee
Per centum
Jno: % N: Carlisle, =. MoGorquoda1e g. Belts, R.
placed on the supernumerary list.
J. G. Crisp and G. Murchison were reconsidered
and made effective.
EVENING SESSION. ~.
After some discussion, continued from the fore
noon, the following plan was finally adopted in
J. That It is best that the Conference appoint .
Of all matters touching the interests of he colored
people, who, in the interim Of Conference, shall be
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TELEGRAPHIC.
Our Cable Dispatches,

LONDON, December 22..Noon.-The opening
s9g: Monday will be observed as a holiday.
LIVERPOOL, December 22-Noon.-The Cotton
firm but unchanged at
LONDON, December %, P. M.-The Fenian
troubles in Ireland have entirely abated. The
Island is tranquil, and confidence Las returned to
sLosDoS, December %, P. 1l.--Tho Daily News
OF TINS ISL morning, in an editorial, says Great Bri-
ment to justify the seizure Of the British ship
tornado: The News, after reciting history Of the
from Liverpool the 9th of September for Callao
Peru, and when near that port was unlawfully
seized by the vessels Of the Spanish navy, and her
omphatcally says that Spain must apologize or
indemnify.
LoNDoS, December %, p. NJ. It is reported on
GO seized the baggage Of the Emperor Maximilian,
.7hich has been carried to Vera Cruz. It was al
eyed that among this baggage seized we're nun
compromisc the Emperor Napoleon with The Uni
ted States Gu;ernment. Maximilian haughtily re-
fused to give up the letters when they were taken
possession Of, as above stated and he himself held
prisoner.
LONDON December %, p M.-There is rumor
&c truction Of the lives of the ruling powers and
Y snbversion Of the present form Of government,
I bfsn diseoEered at Madri The danger has
market to-day has been qaiet and steady. The
tSoeS nave Decn ABOUT 15UUU GaleS dt yesterdays
s:cices, viz 145d. for N1iddling Uplands.
LATER,
LONDON, Sunday, December 23-The Journal de
s.. Petersburg denies that unfriendly feeling ex-
lists between the Governments Of Austria and
Russia, but that on the contrary, both earnestly
endeayor to foster the best understanding.
Advices from Gambia state that fighting still
continued. The Turks had strengthened their
blockading feet around the island.
FLORENCE, Sunday, December 23-1t is again
reported that Menebeca will be appointed Minister
Of Italy at Vienna.
BERLIN, sunday.-The Upper House of the Prus-
sian Chambers has agreed to the Budget as amend
ed by the House Of Deputies, and has also adopted
the Bills to annex the Duchies to the Kingdom OF
Prussia
PEsEH, Sunday Baron Beust, in a speech yes
terday, said the appointment Of Hungarian Minis
try was question of time.
BEENE, sunday:-The Swiss Assembly yesterday
voted an appropriation of 1200O, 900 francs for the
purchase Of breech-loading rifles.
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Rev: F. A: Mood was elected to preach the next
annual Conference sermon.
Resolutions of coincidence with the families Of
deceased members Of the body were passed. after
which Rev. DR.. Smith offered fervent and appro-
pirate prayer. -
conference then adjourned to meet tomorrow
evening, when the preachers will receive their ap-
polntments
Your reporter was at fault in attributing the
very able report Of the Missionary Society to Rev
". T. Mouzon. He read it, but the authorship is
due to Rev. A. NJ. Chreitzberg.
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The Maryland Criminal Code.

BALTIMORE, December 23.--It is generally under
stood that some action will be taken shortly in the
% the Of
Bill by Judge Magruder, of Anne Arundel County,
in sentencing negroes convicted of larceny to be
sold in accordance with the provisions Of the Ma
ryland Code which has not been repealed si1 CO
Maryland became Free State. This law, author
izing the sale Of negroes as punishment for
crime is cl imed to be in direct conflict with the
Civil Rights Bill, which makes the inficton Of any
punishment upon blacks other than that prosecu-
ted for Whites convicted Of the same offence, Q
crime to be punished by fine and Imprisonment.
The matter is attracting considerable attention,
and there is much speculation as to the course
likely to be pursued.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-12-24
From Chicago.

CHICAGO, December 22.-The publishers Of the
daily papers Of Chicago, and west and northwest
Of Chicago, held a Convention here yesterday, and
Northwestern Associated Press. E. EMORY, of the
Peoria Adosr:iser, was chosen President and an
ton decides to take the news of the New York AS
sociated Press. The association is composed Of
twenty-five hourishing daily papers.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-12-24
Sale OF steamsh1pa.

New YORK, December 22.-The steam ships
Arago and Fulton of the New York and Havre
American line we're sold to-day at auction. LEON
ARD W. JEROME was the only bidder, and got the
vessels for $500, ,0OO The Arago sailed for Liver
pool to-day, and will be delivered over on her re-
turn.
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Fearful Hurricane In the west Indies.
From Australia.

New YoRK, December 22.-Advices from Panama
state that Australian dates of November had been
received. Commercial affairs were in very un-
satisfactory condition. Several large houses, and
ing in the aggregate to about half million ster-
ling, Messrs. WILKINSON Bros, an American
house. doing business chiefly with Boston, Valpa-
raiso and California, are among the number. The
feeling was that the crisis had passed. There
we're prospects of an unusual good harvest.
report had been received that the United
States steamer Lancaster had foundered at sea
near Cape Horn, bnt it was considered doubtful
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-12-24
That Committee.

/: New ORLEANS, December 22-Noon.-The Con-
gressional Committee arrived tonight with the
exception Of MIR. Boyer, of Pennsylvania, who is
expected tomorrow. Messrs. Cherry and Chaun-
mittee will meet tomorrow at the st. Louis Hotel
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-12-24
Prosecution Of claims.

New YORK, December 22-Noon.-J. T. Redfeld,
OF Vermont, has been appointed one of the Attor-
neys on behalf Of the Government to prosecute
claims In Europe against the late Confederate
States, and against Fraser, Trenholm s. Co.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-12-24
From New Orleans,

New ORLEANS, December 21.-The Congressional
Committee arrived tonight with the exception of
one member, who is expected tomorrow.
Messrs. CHENEY and CHANcERY, Sergeants-at-
Arms, are with them. The Committee will meet
tomorrow morning at the st. Louis Hotel.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-12-24
Mexican News.

New YORK, December 23.-Advices from the City
Of Mexico to the 9th inst, state that Macmillan
was still at Orizaba. Marshal Bazaine, it is said,
asked Minister Campbell if he could facilitate the
swered that he could not interfere Ia the matter
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-12-24

FORTRESS MONROE. December 23.-NIrs JEFF.
Davis returned this morning from her Montreal
visit.
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MARRIED.

On the 10th December, by the Rev. T. T.. WANNA
MAkER Captain EDWARD HOLMAN, of Orangeburg, tc.
Miss MARY E., daughter of F. H. KENNEDT ESQ, of
Sumter, S. c..
On the evening of the ins the residence Of the
o11aes father, by the Rev. c. j. CRoGHAN j. H. BAG
Charleston