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J. D. WEsr l. Co.: '" .'
We are pleased TO state that the Pumps 10
had Of you, about year ago. have been In
constant use, 12 hours each day, and raise for
the use of our Wooden Factory, about 100
gallons per minute. They work with but little
power, compared With pumps VIC lave used
before, and do not get out Of repair, and are
satisfactory in all respects. Yours, kc.,
.- DUNLAP MsNUPAcrURISe CoSpAry
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-07-12

March 1,is6.
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sour readers will find the double acting i'm
proved Pump of ]. d. West 4 Co., one of The
best in the market. 1t is very simple, works to
a charm, so that any child may use it; throws
steady, continuous stream, and does not
freeze in the coolest exposures, and is unusually
cheap. We say this knowingly, and give the
testimony of our own accord, without the
KNOWLEDGE or request of the proprietors."-
N. Y. Ece. Post, july Ist, 1863.
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o. This may certify that have been using, ut
my mandatory, for the last four wears,
"West's Improved Pumps" i now have in
use three of said pumps, one of which is kept
constantly at work, "a hours each day, (sare
Sundavs) and has been running for the past
two years. pronounce them, unhesitatingiy,
the best pumps that have been brought to nv
notice, having used many others previously.
They are simple in their construction, and not
easily disarranged JAMES A. WEss.
NY, Oct. 10, 1859.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-01-03

WHAT THEY SAY-The English papers are praising
President JOHNSON and his policy. The London Times
thinks that his confidence in the South and tho bold
iberay Of his policy not likely to be in vain The
Nerrs charactcrzcs his administration sagacous and
prudent The Telegraph says it affords both crushing
rebuke to the believers in al outworn diplomacy and
splendid encouragement to those who believe in the
pacity of free people to select fit rulers when
that this scaush tailor of Tennessee. by virtue of his
direct sincerity of purpose and his homey mother wit
bids fair tc succeed in task which might have sorcy
tried the staecraft of Rchcleu. The tory Herald says
that the President has agrceably disappointed at least
one-haf of the world by wise and satesmanlike policy
that will give him high place in the pantheon of
American worthless.
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The Riot in Alexandria.

The Alexandria (va Journal in giving an account Of
the riot there on Christmas, says:
Whiskcy flowed in streams from many restaurants,
and from it dealt out rs ibcray to the coloed
people the whites. Early in the morning it was
observed that ali the young reconstructed wcrc well
armed.
Rioting commenced at all carly hour in the morning,
and by one clock p. NJ had assumed such fearful pro-
portous that the Mayor found it necessary 10 call upon
military authorities to suppress it. Three companies
ancock's veterans forthwith. ordered out. and
proceeded arrest every found engaged Ill rone
and disordcrly conduct. Many persons lad been Sc
riousy and dangerously wounded before they appeared
on the scene OF action.
1t was found that between fifty and hundred Of the
rngeadcrs of the various Disturbances then going on
throughout the city mostly sent to the stallpen
and there compelled to remain during the remainder OF
the day.
Some of them were yesterday morning released, while
the more guilty still in confinement.
1t seems the first reports wcro exaggerated, as the
Journal says some fifty hundred were badly
beaten; but so far have been able to learn, but
two badly injured to preclude tie hope of
covcry.
During the day most unprovoked shot is reported to
have occurred at Chapel Hall, where number OF
coored people were holding party.
A white man, by the name of Mitchell, who Is said to
the head ut O'Clock this afternoon his death was
currently reported Another report states that his nu
res are very slight and that fears were entertained
of serioas results from his wounds.
The day Of fear aud trembling" for all quiet
and wen.dsposed perrons and had it rot been for the
intcrposon Of the military authorities the worst fears
OF this portion of our community would have been
than realized We thank them for their assistance
and for supprcssng what at time promised to be
most fearful riot.
Major-General Auger has ordered Lou!. Col Eyre,
commanding a Alexandria, to be active i'll arresting all
parties who had been concerned i'll the riots and direc s
him not to release any arrested on the demands
Of the civil authorities and to reveal such demands to
department headquarters.
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TIE SOUTH CAnoL1SA AND CENTRAL RAIIEoADs-cnr
always well informed contemporary of Augusta ohe
C0nsituonalis0 has the following information which
will be of interest to our readers:
The trains are running daily on the Augusta orane
of the Central Railroad leaving Augusta ~ Elk in the
morning connecting with nc Of hacks rTnn @ p9,
ON this road is now reduced to 90 miles, and the trayei
is now by daylight instead Of night, as heretofore. IN
is much more comfortable aud convenient for persons
desiring to 90 by rail instead of By the river PERSONS
leaving Augusta at ~ " arrive i'll Savannah at io'Ao
L. VI. Thc fare from Augusta to Savannah is 81. oO.
Augusta branch of the South carolina R1road connect,
ing with hacks Johnsons Turnout which leave, sooli
after the arrival Of each train, for Midway where ie3
arrive in time TO meet the train for CharicStnn ntH
morning The train from Augusta will leave daii! at d
p NJ returning from Johiisun's at 1l5 a. NJ daily.
Through tickets TO Charcstou including stage farc can
be procured at the ticket Office. ,r
We announce with pleasure the resumption of daily
trayc these roads and anXously look forward 10 to
time when the iron horse will ride over their ehis i
LENGTH connecting city by rail with Savannah ana
Charleston.
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Foreign News by tI.c Steamship Australa.
sian ut New York.

It is stated that Admiral Godsborough, commanding
tho United States squadron of evolution in he European
waters had gone to Yiafranca, near Nice, Tor winter
quarters where was expected three more ships from
America would shortly join him.
The King and Queen of Portugal had arrived III Eng
land, on visit to Queen Victoria.
On the night of tho 18th. the mail steamer Samphire
while crossing from Dover to Calais was run into by the
American bark Fanny Buck of Boston, bound from Rot
terdam to Cardiff The steamer struck in the fore
compartment which Immediately filled, aud gentleman
and two ladies drowned in the fore cabin The rest
of the passengers, among whom was Prince Christian
of Aurustenberg, the bcrohcd husband Of Princess
Helena were saved and the damaged steamer was towed
to Dover by Belgian mail steamer. The Fanny BtcI
was also owed into Dover with the loss OF her stem anu
cutwater. -,
Rolls and Sir Francis Barring, who has nlled various
ministerial Offices inoiIding those of Chancellor OF the
EScheauer and First Lord Of the Admiralty, are to be
raised to the dignity of the peerage
The notorious Ycverton case Is not yet nnally ols
posed of-AIss Longworth Mrs. ielverton) having given
notice of her intention to move for new trial OF her
case against the Saturday Review
The cattle disease continues to increase. The Official
return fort week gives the number of cases at $3.50
being 1928 n excess of the previous week confer
ence at which number OF agricultural so:etles were
renresented was held in London the subject Of the
cattle plague. Resolutions were passed calling upon Tue
government to adopt more stringent measures Tor or
resting the progress OF the malady anu urging tHe ol
nation of National Assurance Company, with state
guarantee.
ton. ,
Count di Nigar Italian minister at tho Court Of
France died ut Turin on the 18th ult.
So far from the supposed reconciliation between the
Emperor Napoleon and his cousin having been con.
summated at Conpegne. they are not likely to meet
for tme for i. is now said that Prince Napoleon
and the Princess Clo.hilde will remain as prangns' IN
Switzerland till the middle of January, 1866.
A trial in Liverpool, in which the plaintih sougnt 10
recover his insurance the laying OF the Atlantic tee
graph has resulted in verdict for the palnt Ior lug
total loss Leave has been given to remove the case TO
the court above.
LIE LIE Dublin Erenin9 Post OF the 18TH says: ...,a
The report that Stephens had arrived in Paris sa.eo
now to be fully confirmed 1t is further stated that his
e1Uaditon has been demanded by the British Govern
ent on tho ground Of prsonbreakng to which demand
she French Govcrnnen replied by referring the British
Munster 70 the crime for which Stephons was originally
committed contendinG that the minor offence oi prison.
breaking is merged in the high political crime imputed,
and refusing consequently, to surrender the refugee.
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The SENATE CoMMITrEEs.-New England ought not
certainly grnblo at anything Congress determines to
do for the South no matter how liberal She certainly
has her share of important places which in measure
control matters in the Senate Look at the following list
ofchairmcn of prominent committees:
Manufac urcs--Sprague, of Rhode Island.
Military Aifairs-wison, of Massachusetts,
Foreign Afairs-Sulnner, of Massachusetts,
Financc-Fessenden, OF Maine.
Postofice-Di1on, Of Connecticut.
Claims-Clark, of New Hampshire.
District Of fColuinba-Di1on, Of Connecticut.
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he Bladder, Calculus, Gravel, Brick Dust Deposit and
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The astonishing success which has attended this IN
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of the immediate and almost miraculous change which
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Persons if conscious Of any weakness, should take the
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The STOPPING, trembling victim of depression and de.
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end restores it to its normal condition.
For these diseases it is truly sovereign remedy, and
too much cannot be said in Its praise single dose has
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STITUTION WATER.
MALES OR FEMALES ere you troubled with that dis
ressing pain in the small tho back and through your
hips? Constitution Wate' will relieve you like magic
For sale by all Druggists. Price 81.
". Il. GREGG h CO., Proprietors.
MORGAN l. ALLEN, Genera Agents, No. 46 Cnf.
street New York, emo september 2S
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HEADQUARTERS FIRST sUB.DISTRICT, !
MILITARY DISTRICT OF CHARLESTON,

HEADQUARTERS FIRST SUB-DISTRICT,)
MILITARY DISTRICT OF CHARLESTON,
CHARLESTON S. c., December %, 1866.
GENERAL ORDER, No. 90
NO ENLISTED MEN WILL HEREAFTER BE
allowed to be absent from their quarters in the City OF
Charleston, either by day night, except with passes,
which must be signed by the Command ling Officer OF
their Company the Officer with whom they serv-
ing, and must be given in limited numbers and rs re-
wards of good behavior Orderlies Clerks, &C., will at
once be provided with permanent passes.
Patrols will be organized, who will arrest any soldier
found violating this Order.
By command of Brevet MajorGeneral CHAs. DEvEss.
GEORGE s. BURGER,
Capt 5ith n. 7. Y. v, A. a. a. General
December 80
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President johnson is still very rcticcnt upon the sab
ect of appointments He declines absolutely toappopt
any person to office upon the recommendation of Con-
gresham or Senator who does not sup or his policy
lie is fixed also his determination pursue his recon.
structon policy to the end. Congress may do as 1t
pleases he is determined that far as in him hes the
Southern States shall bo regarded as States Hc VIII
let them perform all their local functions and elect their
own rulers and the only drawback they will havo is
want Of representation in Congress. If the present
Congress does not grant them this President johnson
is that appeal to the people Will elect reresen-
tatiyo body that will nmt the Southern Con Gressmen
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yIRG1NIA-The Governor of Virginia il his Message
snys the State $4,000 000O and has s22O00ooO OF
available assets The interest due January 1st was
over s6OOO 000 He recommends tax upon the oyster
business and the sale of the Ste interest in railways
which might reduce the debt by $1500O 600. The re-
peal of the usury laws is recommended and the Message
closes with an exhoration to support the Union In the
payment Of taxes and every other way.
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eyITCH! ITCH ITCH SCRATCH !
SCRATCH! SCRATCH !-WHEATON'S OINTMENT
WILL CURE THE ITCH IN FoRTY-E1GHT HOURS.
Also cures SALT RHEUM, ULCERS, CHILDLAINS, and
all ERUpTIONs OF THE SKIN. Price so cents. For
splo by all Druggists. By sending GO cents to WEEKS
& POTTER, Sole Agents, No. 10 washington-street,
Boston, Mass 1t will be forwarded by MAIL free of post
age to any part of the United States.
November ONO
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MARRIED.

Thursday evening, December 21st, 1865 by the Rev.
WM. b. YATES, Mr. {. A. DRAYTON te Miss ELIZABETH
J. CHARLTON. both Of this city.
On Sunday evening" December 81, 1865 by tho kev.
JAMES d. SEADrooK, Mr.. c. A. GRlPON TO Hiss L. o.
PEZANT, both of Charleston.
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e1- LOAN ON RESPONDENTIA.- CARGO OF

e1- LOAN ON RESPONDENTIA.-CARG OF
BRIG C. W. RING.-A LOAN of about iS3500Ol THlR-
TY-FIvE THOUSAND DOLLARS, moro or less, is
wanted to pay salvage and other charges incurred on
the late CARGO consisting of GoO BALES COTTON OF
the Brig c. w. Ring, JAMES MCLEAN Master which was
dismasted hcr intended voyage from Galveston to-
wards Liverpool and brought into this port by savors-
said loan to be secured by the hypothccaon Of said
CARGO and to bc reimbursed with maritime interest,
within FIVE pAYsafter its arrival in Liverpool for which
port is to be reshpped by another vessel as soon as
practicable Sealed proposals for making said loan,
stating rac of maritime premium, will oc received Mt
the Onico of WAI. B. HERIOT & CO., No. 249 King.
street. until IL O'Clock Noon, OF Wednesday, the 10th
January, 1866. JAMES MCLEAN,
December Is fw6 Master of the Brig .. ". Ring.
srNOTICE TO THE CITIZENS OF CHARLES
TON-Dr. wM L. FOSS offers his PROFESSIONAL
SERVICES to the citizens of Charleston and calls their
attention to of Chronic Diseases generally
especially Chronic Cutaneous Diseases delicate aec-
tions Carbunccas his treatment in those diseases
Is far superior and entirely different to the old mode Of
practice, and based successful experience of more
than twelve years standing. No mercury, arsenic,
iodine caustc nor acids used and no particular resric
tions requisite as to diet.
Ihaye been practising medicine in Barnwe Dstrictfor
sixteen years. and wcacquainted with tho effects and
treatment of that protean and morbfc agent, miasm-
also typhoid fever convulsions chorea, and other dis
eases to which the human system is liable; and have
cured inveterae cases of cuaneous diseases in lew
weeks that had existed for years and baed all previous
treatment.
Onice and residence No. 1873 KING.STREET.
Very respectfully, your obedient servant
DecemberG mwf11* WI L. FOSS, II. D..
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The Daily n ews.
LARGEST CIRCULATION IN THE STATE.
LARGEST CIRCULATION IN THE CITY.

THE LIS,r OF LETTERS re-
,,,ai,,;,r in the Postoffice at the end
of each week is published officially
i'm THE DAILY NEWS every Fri
t1ay morning.
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LIVERPOOL LAR kET-
NEW YORK MARKET
Cotton So to So Cents per Pound.
Washington News.

w.szrycroy January Notwithstanding the disa
oraeabe condition of the weather. the first Levee Of
President JOHNSON largely attended by foreign Min
isters members of the Cabinet and other prominent
civil officers The Senator'S and Representatives were
received rst-aer which the officers Of the Army Navy
and Marine Corps followed 10Y the citizens. They all
afterwards paid their respects to General GRANT and
Staff Present and conspicuous among the crowd was
the Marine Band, dscoursing pleasant music The pub
lie Departments closed, and business was generally
suspended.
WASHINGTON. December 3l-The Government. have
been advised that the representation made to Spain in
favor of peace with Chile have far prevailed that the
GOOD offices of France aud England have been accepted
upon the terms proposed them and the United States
The Secretary and Assistant Secretary of State of the
United States embarked List night on beard the q. s.
steamer DeSoto for the latitude of the South Aun
tic States They expected to be absent two or three
weeks wM. HUNTER, Esq., Chief Clerk Of the State De-
parment has been appointed Acting Secretary OF State
during the interval, and Il. n. COUGAR Commissioner
of Emigration, has been appointed Acting Assistant
Secretary.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 3o.-Assistant Secretary Of thu
Treasury CHANDLER left the South to investigate
charges of corruption among cotton agents.
Governor JENKINS of Georgia has addressed letter to
sred of his fixed purpose to observe and obey well the
Constitution of the United States ms the Constitution Of
Georria, and rendering his thanks for the offered CO.
operation of the United States Government in affecting he
earliest restoration and permanent prosperity aud welfare
OF the State.
Death of Hon. Henry Winter Davis.
BALTIMORE, Dec. 30-Hon. HENRY WINTER DAVIS died
ut half past two o'clocl: to-day of pneumonia
Later from Europe.
NEW YORK, December 29.-Thc steamship 1tustrala-
san from Liverpool 10th instant, has arrived.
The Message of President JOHNSON was favoraby re-
ceived and was regarded friendly. United States
bonds improved after its reception.
EINANcIAL AND COMMERCIAL
LIVERPOOL December 16.-CorToS.-The sales OF this
week 900 bales including 900 to SPECTATORS
andt22 900 to exporters. Tho market opened dull at
decline of I'D, but recovered, closing with advance
of I'd. on the week. The quotation of MlddlinS Or
leans is 81 to 2l}id.
Thes aes Friday 5000 bales. the market clos
,ng quiet The stock in port is 34O bales including
127,00O bales of American.
THE HELATEST-L1vERrooL, Saturday p M.-The sales
to-day 10000 bales including 5000 to spectators
and exporters the market closing Armer; quotations
unchanged.
Five-twentrs, 64li to 6iA.
New York Markets.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
AN APPEAL
TO THE CITIZENS OF CHARLESTON
~ rrnNrE or ruE


STONEWALL FIRE ENGINE COMPANY: ::
We, the undersigned committee appointed for that
purpose respectfully solicit the aid of the community
in behalf of the sToNEwALL FIRE ENGINE COM
pANY in procuring the funds necessary for repairing
their present apparatus.
We do this with full confidence in cheerful and
ready response remembering that the services of our
Fire Department have always been warmly appreciated
by the public who have answered its appeals but
with q hearty generous and substantial support.
The interests deeply concerned in the maintenance
of well regulated and properly equipped FIRE CORPS
arc too obvious to be adyered to, and it would, no
doubt be sufficient merely to show that these interests
involved to meet with approval and encouragement
But besides this, the claims of the Fremcn appeal to
the honest pride Of the citizens Of Charleston Shortly
before the war; beside the reputation long enjoyed for
good order and efficiency superior perhaps to those OF
any other city Of the Union, they wore possessed OF
apparatus which could compare favorably with any.
Many of these from various causes, have been injured
or destroyed and while cannot expect so great an
injury to- be a once repaired still much be done by
which they will be enabled to afford timely and eec-
tual aid, and to sustain their former reputation.
The members of the SToNEwALL FIRE ENGINE
COMPANY have organized themselves with the desire
to meet and sustain the requirements of the high
standard of our Fire Department and trrst that their
efforts already made In that behalf have met with your
approval and that you will now afford substantial en-
to their future exertons We do not ask
for NEW ENGINE; simply desire that the ono now
iii use may placed in good working Order and to that
end request your assistance
Tho committee will wait upon the citizens and be
happy to receive any contributions.
COMMITTEE:
THAD. c. JOWITT. Chairman.
j. E. BOINEST, THEO. A SMITH,
G. A. AIAIAR, E. E. PELOT,
L. SHERFESSE, ]. II. M1LLER.
THAD. G. JOWITT, Pres't.
J. E. BoIyEsT, Sec'y.
The appeal for means to repair the Engine Of tht
sonewal Fire Company is cheerfully recommended by
me. M. II. NAIHAN'
DecembSf % fw2 Chief Fire Department.
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RJ MESSRS. COURTENAY & TRENHOLM,
Commission and Forwarding Merchants Newberry, s.
c., will DO prepared to furnish TRANSPORTATION FOR
COTTON to Columbia, s. c., from all points on the
Greenville Railroad and the Blue Ridge Railroad, at
greatly reduced rates. upon the completion OF the
Carolina Railroad to Columbia which may be expected
on 1st of January 1866 For particulars address US at
Newberry Court House. wfnaG December q
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

'al- ST. LUKES CHURCH.-A COMMITTEE
f fho vesty of this Church Will be at the Church build
I'M Oh This Day from 10 a. NJ. to2P. NJ, to rent the
Peys January3
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&c BATCHELoR's HAIR DYE THE ORIGINAL
nd best in the world The only true and perfect HAIR
DYE Harmless Reliable ard instantaneous. Produces
Immediately splendid Black natural Brown With
out nring tho hair skin. Remedies the III effects
bad dyes Sold by all Druggists. The genuine Is signed
WIELAM L. BATCHELOR. Also,
HEGENERATING EXTRACT OF MILLEFLEURs,
For restoring ana BoautiNing the Hair
CHARLES DATCHELOR, New York.
=, lyr
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ag NOTICE TO LOTHOLDERs.-IN CoNSE-
oUENCE OF the deprcdations being committed on the
Grounds no ono will be allowed to attend to any lot e1-
cept those employed by tho Company.
]. ]. STROUD,
Decenbcr1 Secretary.
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eTALL PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS AGAINST
the Estate of WILLIAM BIRNIE deceased, will please
ronder the same duly atested and oil persons indebt
ed will please mako payment to the undersigned.
MATTHEW OGILvIE,( Qualified
WILLIAM B1RNIE, ! Executors.
December IL mw8