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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-02-02
Terms Eight Dollars per a,snuns, In Advance.

1t would seem from these cons,dar,., IT,.
that the Portland and Rochester ra;,roa,
connection with the Lakes, is the mo-, 'oi
ticable, having the fewest miles to bui,d ~
most feasible being the shortest and nossosa
ing the best grades; the most desirable form
ING the most favorable connections not onlv
with the lines leading to the Lakes, but with
side lines such as the New York Central rail-
road (which would draw to Portland emierant
ships, furnishing the road with profitable
business } and would furnish a direct and
cheaper route to the city of New York, while
it would annex large territory with popu-
lation accustomed to the Injuries of the world,
which would look to Portland for supplies, and
for the sale ofsurplus products. mia -
= These considerations are only offered as pre-
liminary to the more exact Investigation
which will doubtless be made, and the concur
sions to which they point are only to be ac-
cepted as apparently true, as indicated by our
present information but awaiting confirmation
by future enquiry. m e, s.t.. l
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INSURANCE.
.aa, q g. o w la7 e.. !, r..
rs THE TIME TO INSURE!
l3ei4rzHI -. - .A-''"h - -aI
Mutual Life InS. Co..
q. ~ OF New York. A-'i
Cash assets, SIS, 900, 900.
Increasing at the rate of $500. 600 per month.

Increasing at the rate of $780, 600 per month.
Another Grand Dividend oz
MILL be made on the first OF February next.
w Those who insure at this time viii derive the
benefit of that dividend, which will add largely to
the sum ins ured, or may be used in payment of fu
lure premiums. 1t is the best ~
New Years Gift : 3bis
A man can bestow his family, In view of the un-
certainty of life. gdzs
Many Policies now subsisting with this Great
Company are yielding A LARGE INCREASE, as the
following cases will show: f, r-rfefp Talai
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t, Tune, Old Hundredth.
ANTHEM.

OOhMUNiON SERVICE.
Kyrie Eleison, Tin unisons,) Plain Song.
Gloria Tibi, Tallts.
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RELIGIOUS.

The following order of services on the oc-
casion of the conservation OF Rt. Rev. Henry
A. Neelyas Bishop of Maine, is published by
request of many of our citizens:
Recommendations LxxxIv, Quan, Di-
lectG; CxxxIv, Ecce nunc.
e 81 MORNING PRAYER.
Z, Venite, Gin unisons,) Plain chant, Tails.
Psalms, (for the 25sh day.
5s Dom
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Dalton to Portland,

If a route west of the Franconia Mountains
is available, measuring by dividers, without
variation for hills or other obstacles, except
ing the Franconia Mountains, Dalton stands
distant 14O miles. 77.,s seaf1
p The distances by the Portland and Roches-
ter route can be given with entire accuracy.
From the point near s.1a ld. ie 'a-,.
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NUI1dU5s a, 10, 10.
Solo, How beauuful are the feet of them that
d preach the gospel OF peace, and bring glad
tidings OF good things.
CHORUS, Their sound is gone out into all lands,
and their words unto the ends of the world.
stiilc t|H '|f Handel.
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az Many more cases with similar results and
names can be furnished to those who will favor with
call at our office. 4 ont bod 5s13fsu Sc II / naia
I Do not fail to examine into the advantages
this Great Company presents before insuring else
where, by applying at the Agency of eaid3 -H9
cit "a s5s35n1WsD. LHTTLE 4 CO., Ziin
g1A nl Office 70 Commercial St, Up Stairs.
nT Nop-F -Forieting, Endowment, Ten Year, and
all othGk form of Policies issued BY this Company
ON more favorable advantage than by any otherCom-
pany. dec27dH
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-11-07

During recent revival very rev.
crend clergyman accOsted young
brother with the solemn question:
"My young friend, have you pray
ed 10 night for the salvation Of your
immortal soulp
"No SIR answered the youth in a
renilent tone, and with a downcast
look.
"Do you not desire to offer up
thanks for the many mcreics you have
already received by Divine favor
Yes, but | don't know how" hes
itaiiugly answered the youth,
bat, my dear boy, you can repeat
The Publiecan's prayer, cant you ?
asked the minister graveIy.
"No sir" was tho emphatic re.
spouse "I'm Democrat I"
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-11-07

There are two kinds of girls. One
is the kind that appear hes, abroad
the girls that are good for balls, rides
parties. visita, etc, aud whose chiei
DELIGHT is in such things. The other
is the Kind that appear best at home
1.-The girls tha, are useful in the din
ing roo the sick room, aud all the
precincts Of home. They differ wide
ly in character, One is often tor.
ment at home--the other blessing.
One Il a moth, consuming everything
shout her; the other sunbeam. diff.
turing life and gladness to all around
her.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-11-07

ASASoANACAOn 1N OLlGes
NOTICE Is hereby given that the eNparlnershtp
" heretofore existing between Johuson Ford and
J, Strandlor under the hrm name Of Ford
sirAndlct, Mthis day disaolVedby mutual conscnt
,, FNri, under the firm name OF Ford & S.randlet
who Will settle alt book accounts,
JOHNSON FORD,
Atica, o lost. n, isSL sw ace
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-11-07

The form changes, the thing re.
mains. Superstition, folly aud cum
ming will 80 on to the end Of time, spin.
ming their poison webs around the
conscienoes Of mankind. Couras g
and yeracity--these qualities, and
only these laval "a defeat them.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-11-07

Carl Benson Wants to know why
the printers omit the in Brobding.
mag. We are equally anxious TO
know Why Dean Swift ever put it in
: Is next TO impossible for any but o
Melehman to pronounce. the word as
evifs spells in
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-11-07

The essence Of true nobility is neg
lect of self Let the thought Of self
pass IN, aud the beauty Of great &C
tiou is gone, like the bloom from a
soiled hoW r.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-11-07

Intellectual gihs are like gifts of
strength, or wealth. or rank, or world
iy power--splendid instruments If
uobly used, but requiring qualities TO
uss them nobler aud better than them
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-11-07

This house, situated on tho corner of NsiR aud
Corey streets, has been entirely re1tted aud aeW.
North-west The table will AlWays he flnnd
beuntinilil supplied With the beatthe season and
market affords N F.rf
Coed . aPiiag ssassssa siA Ne Astsk
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-11-07

best 70 the City, We will ssll You = good corse,
or 70 cents And At any price. So come Iadies
and uay Hoop skirts At Coat prices The goods
ate All OF our own make, and arc none OF the sl0p
shop manuiectoro OF the East Blt w viii war
tSnt ouFgNois 20 NeSr good or ~ will return
lhe money hememeer tae place, opposite the
ter a 70. = store - 'fN'''
~ Ssst NV va h wALDNAm
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-04-23
IN MEHIORIAnI.

DIED, tn Charleston, s. c., on the Sd of February
1857 after short, painful Illness Mr.. JOHN A. ARM.
STRONG, native of the city Of Londonderry Ireland
but for over twenty enterprjsing merchant Of
Charcston 8. c., where by his high sense of honor
and respect OF his fellow men H -- :.
~ mild and gentle manner quiet retiring disposition
ms most aable qualities shone brightest around the
domestic ne where his genial temper kind
ness and hospitality ever drew around him many dovo-
To his adopted country, he warmly attached hay
ing al her interests at heart Sharing with her sons
the dangers and privaons Of the camp and ready at
any moment to lay down his life in hor cause - Ma
generous to faul, the poor ever found in him q
ready sympathiznS friend, and many were his acts of
unostentatous charity. 7-.7 80 n - - -
ono OF the most exemplary traits in character wns
ns devoed love for only sisters seldom have wo seen
tns auction beautifully portrayed Nothing could ex-
ceeo nus devotion, and no earthly sacrifice would hayo
oeen TOO great for him to make could it added to her
comfort Vain indeed, words of consolation to assu-
age f7ef such a. hers She only look to that HIGHER
power, who doeh all things wel and chnsenelh tfose
waom ne loveth Sad indeed seems the dispeusaton
OF Providence dthus removing from their midst one in
"nom so many hopes and he'rts were centred in the
prime Q. his manhood, surrounded by everything tc
make LIE desirable with bright bouyant hopes for the
1uture He was snatched awny. leaving disconsolat,
widow and Child stricken sister, brothers and
circle OF relaves and friends to mourn his loss
yer they mourn not as those without hope for he wa
endowed with all religious qualities which VIC hope
~11l WIN TOT BIN crown Of immortality. ..g. -
---- N =. = .--- --.- a FRIEND
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steady at s23 SO. Bacon-ribbed 19c c,e.r 1osc
Lard Lar firm and unchanged. Whisky s2 2Ioa2 80 Tor
s;ts, sMestern. Gold 3s{. Sterling 474a5S New York
AuoUsTa ngs Rpra FL Pzsmtpn mTbe market .t.on,nt
Sa1es "a les, "a bales. Strict Niddnss 23c Receipts
oos SAVANNAH, April 22-Cotton dull and nominal ct
450 bales. 'PA1 - '"' oeeiptS
MOBILE, April 22.-sales to-day s75 bales. Mar
ket quiet. Nhddings, 22c. Receipts 462 bales.
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| AS~e<SJ 0OA41S bAe regular QAy 1OT GQ6 0leCGlS
OF Vestrymen and Wardens in tho German Luthe
! an and different Episcopal Churches, the followir
gentlemen were elected:
ST. AucHAEL's CHURCH. , S.
''a' vEsrRyMEN- : -
% sSd RgEE sAisanr 3Ae5ss Taas Fhds4 i 1R!so1h
= " MARTIN I. I SHM5S Mfnkiss. M."ilsoS.
wARDENs.
A. F. MILLER. nv. c. COURTNEY.
ST. PHILIPS cHuRvH.
vEs1RzaEn.
4. a. e eHRRSws afbsoN 51E1T9 Il WE4safSS 4EsSSsr
.. ). T. sM1TH JNo: MocRADY.
wAnDHNs. a%
N r. MIDDLETON. "a PRINGLE.
DELEGATES TO ooNvEEr1oN.
y y !, 4 + PssSaHr s5iiaH zn5 5ESFsSH ,;asR u
@ ST. PAuL's CHURCH, RADo1nTEBoHc'
vEsrRzn1Et1.-
JAMES ! 4 5 ,;11 SINloMs; Nv: L,TRENHoLM
]. D. AIKEN r. M. HANCKIE
Y. sEhoNs n
wAnDKNs. .&
DR. ". T. WRAea IF. S. HoLMEs.
ST. LUKE's oHuRcB- -
vEsTn1azEN: Va 7-sss
Is: !, Z = nENNETT. 45S B:R: coLBURN.
1-- R. E sckEEvEN. e'1'' - =
Q wARDENs. ..r-..5
VIM G. BEE. CHARLES FOSTER
DELEGATES TO coFvEsT1oN-
:. . 4 5 6ssA6ss1RE s16 s E foRoaHR, asSnH1T Il J.
~ GRACE CHURCH.
. .ss-f- vEsTRz1HN. "a
WI WI eahRfsaros Gaaase :: F. ). u sgSs4 SHH9KE-
VIM JOHNSON. F: T. Fraser.
E L. kERRsoN. -:-;-.- ;.- ::
wAnDEas No.. III
A. FITCH, NJ D. FA. MITCHELL
oHURcH OF TIE HOLY :co3mpx1oN. !.
Gs r Z RI vRsrRYMfEii: = - -':iy :.
h. I. L.?TooMER. irHRo. D.wAaNER
W. n. LAYTON. n n I. r d BAhfsErr. II
~ "a: @HUTSON LEE r. ! ~
& a - wARDHss. III !, ,s+as
JOHN HANcKEL. EW. EDGERTON..
d: DELEGATES TO THE DIOCESAN coNvEsr1os. y
2; aoAH 4; T9ENIo4M r. nc = a-L. TooMER.
ST. srEpHEN'n oHuRoH.- y s@2 "
.vRs1RxalKE.
: ! 1 FIRE Z H$Sso &Sss &s$5sss
I, -F IL h. JAS: wnLIs: ,.lS
5S- .:s wARDEts.
a f. W. Abrams i 8. WEBB
DELEGATES 10 coSvKNr1os. s7's
W. g. BENSON. I;DR-A-aL HAMMOND.
EPISCOPAL ELECTION FOR: THE PARIsH OF ST
:;.s:, { Z. :TnoMAs ANDHsr. pENsls; "a: -:
vEsrRYarrN. - T. ess~ =
;s%s SSSE @ HHss!Sa Mas.aAu1,
li55 ~. ". ;. BALL, j. 4. =
&l wARpENs. -7 = II y" ~ Y. II
ALFRED HUGER. lDr. E RAvENE1
: . s,Is !
EseL1sH LUTHERAN CHuRuH "
-st. ANNUAL ELECTION. a. as
X JACOB T:..scHIRMER, Preaident: n
F. G. BLUM. r.. r.. IA Yn1RiRFr1,
= p { cOBIA 4l;,,,,, 49,, ). H sTEINMRYER
i +. iHSl4kdsBEHe l. nsaaR. 3: + GUez5 & ez5sHoIh:
J: +. FIcKEN, Mn g -;. J. q. sTENMEYER, Jr
JOHN a. BLUM. Treasurer.
/. .55:...s3is si >sT. MARk's CHURCH.
,z,, i.,!a: vEsrH9sxkx. s. @ N: =: NJ:
s. Is:BENNETT 4 ELIAS. "a RnNHR.
w. E MARSHALL. E4. SAM,I,s sO,F3EaF F'."s -! =;
= = AaoI.A J" hEAioN; NJ R.AssBOsEalAN, b n. D.
B - E DEREEF. EEL. n. iReBT. HOUSTON.
i ss.:. CALVARY: oAUnoB. II l y
5$i SassS vEsrRx. 3. ~; sS ss:,7s*
\ n: : BgRNETT Tag TT IS; SPENCER. {:
g. n .cAA1PBEI4L q THos. sMONs III
u .4.&rIT3: IN twAnpENs. 4,
8. B. MIDDLETON. IwM. RoBERsoN
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LATE PERIODICALS. !.

- JIoH,1 no
usual wi tn an excellent Table of -
l. a continuation Of V.r5;ot %
have not read, but hear Il h;eh1v ano,s, of:,, &c,
novel reading friends. on;r,n. and =. v;ot;,,
bv AIoNzo CATx1Y,ua ,seiil1 ha =. --t1,
terest It would seem fhaf a,tbong; noo+o-a
usually differ On 8 nthis ,na+ta,r. +iav
much alike. MADpEsY at the Crest Razaa, r, ~,
stantinople. met bnt ma yia;tl,, 1SI
thirty. a.mn5erat, smore,- f,
Dr. O1rrv ..1y1,;7 Ia ~
stance man who had s n a.. 49,. e.,s ~
had rara1y Known =, smokes y1,o
years; and Both he:and nr ~. .o.oxg.,, ,asta, thst
the effects attributed to an - ,ry,
not, in the view q tha ;obssrvins snd knna;aes
OH ~ e9,a. .a.u
here and 9here cases cf utter dsoaSos anina
with the wasting Of the BODY: ETC. etc. 3. AnoEher
viewiof Madame REr.nre s4Par;ssn: Frs,;sS 1-.
This Is anbiact no+ a.oaster n = hngnan
but always a1nusing. snaale;ne Of
III Paris id 3,varS ~ ~ +ss
translated by E,narta 9o- ana 1,e,,afs -
English, soiourni,,r h ~
the following IiiehE Htara, trans,a
a. Ia aanciere ia rendered q tba s1na - IL III
I'd the female capftaI;s a. aoa;S I,5s s
dc Nzce is translsted Mica ssina s1ovss ri
We have seen as bad in Charlaaton, Tbara i nos
to be seen in our streets !.
sfSoder Water and for the Inatter n thas t,,,,
French in oar neWznapala ~, nos,s
ii as badly murdered eyary dav a. 1sSs,sl, a.: IL
saris s. The Dreann ChiId. - Nav Yns 81 s;
people, :. Interchangeable s.rA Bra,a sone no.
Az crt;c;sr,. pa,;a1.,as 10 s,.-sae =
n' ~ ~; s'aisykH t4AWlFetcE,
Yeoman, by Mrs. EDWARDS Is M inketestincs ;Fnu
llsh story the asat chapters of;vhioh vereloeated
ARD -CTaEr Wr1rTr1r 20 &T,nr,.;a, "a = 80 IN a:
A,.
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Y Tho QuLG1,f hereafter VIII IL, r,,,h a.
n, ;,.4,,s - y, AZ y. -. VIZ
~ soo<1 ~ as- oetefodo1e, the NUM-
bers of the magazine being unnortinnaf
larped The F,rJca ,,o- = II, =
= 80 ~ l toe Pe9sy year WAL De SS5O.SSlt is
toti' sS5
THE Old GUARD; for Nav: has; ;fsTma-En han5 r.
nna,,a n; ~, q -
- - = ~. " JDScetyn, q Iale CT
the ReyOiuhon, by W, sJ3Gm0HE Srmnr Ear I'd q
The a.s,f 1;r6 =; Z :;so1 7i, "a SsYt
3 S1al
Gettys5ufg, by JoHH EsTEN COoKE; No ~ The
Second Manassas a AiVari6y z mt, II, .5f.N
@ lot' sA14 Dysa new
r1DutoT.t; = PRUSSIA and Her Capital bEJAlsfs
W. WALL. 5. ,Nature-Betrothed and jWaided
Z 9. Decpne y tie
zso,,ss g, = ne; ~
's, Vs,os - ss,e ;.ssst,s
,o,, 20 a.. -. :. -sentlias
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-04-23

The Relatives, Friends md Acqun1n-
tnnces Of Mir. and .lrs. ST. JULIEN A. WILSON and
OF bis mother, Mrs. SuEPHEARD WILSON, and family,
are respectfully invited to attend the of the for.
ner. from his residence corner Of ST. Philip and Rad
cliffe streets, This Day, at Twelve o'clock NJ
April % .'. ..." o
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obj UARY.

DIED, on the 18th April 1867, residence near
staobn 6. Mrs. vIDEAU MARION DEvAUX, daughter
or the late Col R1cHAhD SINGLETON, rclict OF the
Late ROBERT MARION DEvAU1
Died on 18th April. 1867, WILLIAM L. MACBETH,
aged 81 years and "A days The Lord giveth and the
Lord aketh away; blessed be the Of tho Lord"
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

4 aS- CoNsIGNEES PER STEAMER FALCON,
om Baltimore, are hereby notified that sho ia This Day
discharging cargo at Pier No Union Wharves All
Goods remaining on tho wharf after will be stored
at their risk and expense. MoRDEcH CO.,
April % r. 1. . Apenta
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., !. = = .'s. ,.Is :, ~. ~, ",
From the West.

ST. ;Lou1s, April 22.-The city has negotiated d.
loan Of 5000 600 enabling her to meet the interest
o, on her june, July and August bonds, and other
The Fenians endorsed Gen. Piles advocacy Of
she recent Congressional resolutions OF sympathy
ior treand by serenade. Piles responded, favor
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NEW YORK AID 9BREMEN sTEAMsHlp
ts[. ~! :s'S-as$ COMP NV
!; ,.OFF1CIkL.

! h
ii :a o. ::::2ca t::l[$;:: ~. -. IN
iHeadgnarters. second a1litpry Diatriet,,
3; CHAR1EsroN; 8: G., Aprh 18th, 1887
lSPan6E oRDEas NO. NJ ~ .sS 81
cannot be etained IN the eYn within military
post Of Aiken, 8 c. consisting Of EdgeAeid and Barn:
wen Provost Court ii hereby estabNshea at
fh d AAn, sC., totonsdss Of 1st Lieutenant VIZ
4IAe< 1oaS Abeh q. udsnt, peesiding together with
ID Lieut.. Ed. p DoEERrx, 9Th Q. s. Cavalry and.A.
RAMSAY Esq, f Edgeaeld District s. c. associatea
n The court shan have jurisdiction Of any case to
which person of COLOR isa party except murder arson
and rape senteues Imposing fines exceeding one hun
dred 600 dollars, or imprisonment exceeding TWO
months, Will; not be executed until approved at these
Headquarters, The court viii carefully observe tke 10.
auensnts OF g. o. 10. current series rom these Head
guarters' 90
III The provost court may upon application OF any
person Of color sned or prosecuted IN any civ court In
Eagefslfo District order the tanGfar Of such
pasa to theprovost o::i
1he proceedings OF thaconrtIn each case. win be
forwarded the pest revision aud sppro-
fa appeas TO these Headquarters ON the decision Of
the post ooinnaner wi not BE considered unlsas &c
ospaaisd BY printed OF The parties or their
counsel a,o ;7 .n:,Gs \: = M $.t
i Theccrnpansaton q the civilian Judge or Judges
WIN ha four dollars day; the court may employ clerk
compensation not exceeding three iolars ay and
stationary Al the expenseof the court xnnst
be- paid ouss sof tbs funds scnung hom.Anes and costs
paid hyparHes tried besnpi tsS;,:, $
At theend of each month return Of Ill Anes and
with vouchers WIN be made BY The eoMt
the post commander md ~ Elm forwarded 70 these
Hesdausrtsrs = .
4 VII 50 much Of General Orders No. 101 Department
ofs6e sodh ao,se. 40, g, 100, and 6s Of
sont soltnss seriea of 1885; General 0xdern Nos.
apd A. Department. Of south Carolna snd Circular No
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From Aspinxvau.

NEw York, April 22.-Tho Steamer New York
has arrived from Aspinwau with s1117, 600 in
treasure: She reports that the Steamer American,
from .n San Francisco for San Juan del Sur, with
~ passengers Tor New YORK., put into Acapulco,
short of coal and with her shalt broken
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TELEGRAPH
our Cable n:spn1cnos.

dispatch OF the 20th the receipts Of Cotton were
stated to be 2s 900 bales ahead Of the sa,Ie time
last year. This was an error, und should hayo
eeen 2S4, 900 bales less than last year 'l'-~
i LIVERPOOL, April 22.--Arrived, the Chicago
The bark Annie Kamsay, from Now York for Dris-
tol. was abandoned at sea. 7, --S
The markets were generally closed on account Of
the Easter holidays. Cotton very irregular, quo
tatlons merely nominal MiddGngs quoted on The
streets at about lid. Corn firm, 43s Cd.
LONDON. April 22-The stock boards and markets
were closed on account of the holidays. :.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-04-23

ShfDwreek..

New ORLEANS, April q y: The schooner Momun:s m a.
Padre Island on the 14th; the, crew were saSed.
rye9 aae 4teamshg ANS Cen Meade from New York,
heavy gales on the 18th ana 18th. On the 18Th
saw the steamship Geo. Peabody ashore inslde Of
Florida reefs, and large thrse-m Steamship
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-04-23
Mexican News,

NEW ORLEANS, April 22.-The steamer Johanna
arriyed at Galveston, from Tampico, on. the 18th.
She brings positive confirmation Of the capture Of
pico was bsing 6obbled. n:.7.s'--'- Al - I:
General 9ftega- is in great favor with the citi-
zens, and they'would pronounce for him if there
the Liberal camp at Queretaro say that Diaz shot
SIX general officers and sixty-opa aof lesser GRADE
when he captured Puebla. This, tits alleged, was
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-04-23
IS IS PECi iAl N N0TiCES..,.==:==5'

e: H5WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
E. NJ. WHITING; ESQ.,. as acandidate for Sheriff Of
Charleston tJudicaT District as the next election
September 1C --y- 80 Il
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. New York Bank .Stntemen,

NEw YoaK, April q. The statement ;of the
Banks shows a decrease Of loans of q 900, a:
decsesss i9 ar specie zee ef s12sooo9 dsersase
wy the Increase Of legal tenders nearly s. QUO
me following is amount Of gram In the ware
houses. Wheat .l142 COO bushels, q Corn II aa1 =
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H a3- UNITED STATES ESNTERMAEREYRNU
SECOND DISTRICT CTsoUTHsCARoLINA.ss eoLLEc.
TORS oFE1CE,- APRIL 18th, 1s67.-WuIIAM HUM.
Esq. Of Willfston, tshareby announced Deputy
this Collection D1sic comprising the entiro Diaict d
BarnweH. iis .Is:EREDERICKs sAwYERs.@ e !;
Aprl y t thstus Collector "a District so uase
3 3 81. NOTICE nc osafaRNRRs.-cAPTAINs
AND Pilots wiahing to anchor their vessels Id Ashley
Rtyer are Requested ne4 f within dffsot
sangeS of: the heads: Of he.sAvANNAH RAmRoAD
WHARVEs on the .aid ST. AndrsSws s1de ID
he Ashley River: BY which procandon contact Wi sha
Submarine Telegraph GaoIewm be avoided.
- /; s. q. TURNER, e. NJ
Masters Office, charlaston, February Q, 1855
February $ y ,ii = ~ ~. = ss, ss s
sssrsRRA ~: q A1IERs
LIFE FOR THE HAIR positively restores gray nsar Ia
rs color and Youthful beauty; md
strength to The weakest stops rs fsilng out aa
snes; ;kssps the head clean ii saa & fn1
drsssing. sod 6nd kairs
dradsszs at my ;oaine. mo- Daawsy, New
Ycrk. M sAKAH-A CHEVALIER, II. DE;
iSSSS Ia, s. +y DoWIE u Mo1sE,
5 !33 NO! III Meeting street, sf
i yanu.r, M 2pests ohaElsat0n HSss. s@a.
sssraBAToHBLoR 5 issHA1aiss . 90 HIs
sPIEADID '3 HAIR DYE & hest :aTne
only :ty1e and perfect sreltstle, tnstan.
tanoosa- dissp s1nonk xidicnioaa tnsa
Natural Blsck OF Browns. thsm effects of Bd
bpss 1nvigorates leaving il soat md beautiful
TIE rsnuinsds signed Wgl;am4 a. Baeksars An othara
and should be avoided SOLD ly iii
end gsctiry, No. 81 ,'Barsssyy >
ss.ssss; New Yofk. IA -s. Is
4 g I oF 4 goUE1EHFErr s1 !
nesea.eer e u 4 1ss.;
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New York Ship NEWS,

New YORK, April 22-The Steam ship America
1T0m L0n san Franeisco which, put into Acapulto had
Captain filed his protest, and put to sea again
against the adviceaotthe Consul. s.5 IA:
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--- aSrW. PENN CLARKE, ESQ., OF THE FIRM
Of CRoLEY & CLARKE. Attorneys-at Law, Washington
City, is stopping ut the Mills House This firm repre-
sents number OF our cizenswhose Cotton and other
property seized at the close Of the war by the Gov
authorities as captured and abandoned proper
y and have instituted suits in the Court Of Claims to
recover its yslue. Mr. CLARKE will be in the city few
days. and will be pleased to the clients Of tho firm
at his room, No g. Mills House. As this firm is making
the collection Of this class Of claims specially those OF
our citizens interested might call on Mr. CLARKE with
aosane9eaee' 20. ~ 3 .B w. 80. s = April 23
BE aS-FOTICE.-CONSIG PER STEAM
sHIP MoNEFA are hereby motif sd that she is Tats
Day discharging at North Atlantic Wharf All Goods
remaining the wharf sunset wiz be stored at ox
pense and risk OF owners : ,a's' 3it5st =
= ~ ';-.'i ',5- WILLIS & CHISoLM. Agents i.
All Freight amounting to fifteen u6) dollars or less
must be paid the wharf before delivery Of Goods
April 70 N