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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-10-21
Mobile Market.

Mobile Market. -
NOBLE October -QoTroH-There was good do.
maud fo-day Business was restricted on account OF
1T stock Offering. The market closed oet with sales
Of only 500 bales; Miadlng 1ets $3.50 .s
New OrIeans Market.
NEw@RLRANS. Octpbeg l5.- -porfoy The eemlsiaG; :
aysE ssTe yestefday vas rpsu ped
so-6Ey Jth s more spirit, buyers for Spain, France
liverpool and the North participating in It, the ouR OF
ths brsiness being done ofegn export and although
~ saa checked both by the difficulty of passing foreign
hs md the inadequate supply Offering yet 1t was nei-
etheoss TO an ncreaEed extent snmng up l3OO oales
Prise were sn irregular lots preised ON the mar
fet occasionally changing hands Under luotahons but
on the whole ruled more in hSof Of facters parcury
for the better qualities which were IN request but oner
cd sparirGfy,yThe ng~es paid, hoWssers require no
chnse in,idr ductatous which ws reisat as so{oNs:
or1inay, 1onai; Good Ordinary, 10 s'2sH how Hmac-
dltaQ, II TIN and 1s Middling, 18H ls
Tle receipts proper Excluding the arrivals from mo-
BILE Florida and Texas which are incu cd in their re-
spectve satements) comprise 2231 bales, against o5s
during the corresponding period last week. showing an
increase Of 1872 bales The exports embrace s bales TO
Liverpool 1026 to Boston and $40 New York; making
total f2774 5iisJEt x az ssf
sTATTMINT OF COTTON.
stock on hand 1st September bales-15,256
Rocetved to-day ;.--....-.....-....... "a
RScet 'ed previously lSo4S- 1901
S5OI3
Cleared to-day bO26
Clslred Igevtouaiy lViSo- lfoe
stooS or. land and on shipboaid ....A... g. 2S.249
The exports embraced lo26 bales for Boston.
,. ..s,.a.;. -
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FUN FOR ALL!

NULL INSTRUCTIONS BY WHICH ANY PERSON
H male or female can master the great art OF Ven
triloqusm by few hours practice, making world OF
fun and after becoming experts Themselves can teacn
Others thereby making 1t source OF income run IN
sructons sent by mail for 80 cents Satisfaction guar
anteed.
Address p. o. Drawer 81, Troy, N. Y.
Nav lYr
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N1rrICE TO AUCTTONEERs.

CITY TREASURY Or FICE,(
OCTOBER 2, 1857.
all AUCTION LICENSES EXPIRED BY ORDl-
a NANCE on 3Oth September. Renewals will e
granted on application at this Office II made during This
Month s. THOMAS, CITY treasurer.
Octohar '
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IOtal -
Trunks to oe welve by twenty inches In the clear
built of two by twelve inches prime yellow pine planks
to rest upon sepers OF three by nine inches three
long placed five feet from centres. Braces to be two by
SIX inches doveaied into the sides o: Trunks a dis
tances of ave from centres, Phe Trunks 10 be ald
to gradr pegs furnished by tue Engineer
All the work must be carried on with the greatest
dispatch ''..' g.
Plans pe at this Office. .sl -. d..
copy of these specifications must be attached 10 each
offer. LOUIS J..BAhBOI,
September 10 City Engineer.
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Amer. Brazil nv. Indian L. Indian. Medn. Total:
N.oIO 55sl 1926 1887 3ll3 46,S67
Tho above tables show rate Of consumption ana eh
port for American cotton o1 00o balesa week which,
however likely TO he considerably reduced durlng
remainder of the year. Not only do spsnners ana e1
porters u 1t their purchases in every possible
the comparative cheapneSs Of shras causes tnen " ~
terfer materially with the Of American cotton Ihs
abundance and excaence Of East Indian VIII pronaoy
enable spiuners TO dsover aIig scarciy o.
American sn il is evident that our stock OF nef
win be run very close before the end Of the year the
quantity at sea sud the stock IN the American IN
significant and 30 r receipts not coming forward 30
fseey had been expected. Our market however, cn,
aues to be oyerHeighted and the fay saes o. lUoO0
900 bales insufficient to take on the quanny snn
pressing for sale .,@..-.---zs ~ - = L..
During the first day or two thsrs wasa more scse m
qiry aud prices assumed more steedness ousVe eiosc
Quietly st decline last week prlces. HodeIs seel
to have made up their minds .bst recovery of mo
ment be anticipated. and thatthe new seasons pse-
ly to open at moderate prices. We quote mddnng V-
leans 8X Mobiles and Uplands sgd per b. Sea lsanos
in moderate demand ut late prices Brazils and ESyp-
tans are dull and the latter irregular and Ad lower
Holders of Surats continue to meet the demand iree
and prices cIose u I'd per fb easier During the week
the trade have taken 06O bales Exporters bales,
and spectators 8460 bales The stock shows decrease
thus week of 600 bales At from the States 4COO
bales and from the East H050OO bales against 2Sooo
bales aud 1o2 bales respectively same time last year.
The market to-day is steader; sales H. 600 bales
AIANCHt STER-Our market responded but snght!y 70
the mpt hved in liverpool early in the week. tnee
was however, fair demand at last week prices
both for goods and yarns Of which producers aVaeo
themselves and thus they continue 10 preVent Any
mutation of stocks.
jBRE4 Observation-Disclosures deliver but sparlngy anu
countr.- prices show steady advance In France tne
market; generally firm, but Paris shows some weak
ness. In floating cargoes large business mas oeen
done and all arrivals the coast disposed or The
imrort In September to the United Kingdom was up
wards of 900 900 cwt against 100000 cwt last year.
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DIE CHARLESTONEK ZEITUNG,
John A. WAGENER, Editor.

JOHN A. WAGENER, EdIt0r.
TINDER THE ABOVE BEAD THE UNDERSIGNED
the organ of the German population and devoted to the
interests of this State encouraging Immigration and
Industrial Pursuits.
literature Agriculture Commerce, Arts and Trade
will be represented its columns and the rews OF the
day will he given.
General JOHN A. WAGNER has kindly consented 70
undertake. the editorial management for the present
Subscripton-s3 for Twelve Months; sl.60 for Six
Months 81 for Three Months
Advertisements inserted on liberal terms
c. g. ERCKMANN CO..
September Is No. 8 Broad street, Charleston, s. c.
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CITY ADVERTISEMENTS
AN ORDINANCE

TO REGULATE THE DREDGING OF DOCKS.
, Whereas The best interests Of the city, well as the
convenience of the shipping visiting the port demand
that the channel Of Cooper River be kept open with su
cien depth OF water for all commercial purposes, and
free from obstruction: r,
Be Il ordained That in future all mud removed from
any of the city docks by dredge machines otherwise
shall be removed one hundred and fifty fathoms from
the end Of the dock.
The Harbor Master shall be furnished with copy Of
this Ordinance which he required strictly to enforce
and to report for prosecution all violations Of the same
which shall subject the party offending to fine not
exceeding hundred doals for each and every
offence.
Ratified in City Council this eight day of October In the
year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and
sixty-seven. - 81
HS.l P. C. GAII.LARD, Mayor.
w H. SMITH Clerk of Council. October IL
90. ~ NOTICE. ~ BE- '-''
CHARLES TON, October IA. 1857.
CTOPPED FROM NEGRO A SMALL NUMBER OF
y FOWLS. and lodged at Upper Wards Guard House.
The owner requested to CALL prove property and ko
them away Ell. KINGMAN,
First Lieutenant Upper Wards Police.
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RV the use O1

There cometh glad tidings JOY 70 all,
To Young and TO DID, to great and to small;
'rbe beauty which once was SO precious and rare,
Is free for ALL and all may be fair.
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TO New York Sea Island. - Z
To Postcp 9p uplsnd per bale.. .s 30 w
To Boston, vic Philadelphia. on upland, per BALE.
TO baltimore on cotton, per steamer.
ToPhiindeipiaa on cotton Per steamer. upland.
TO Philadalphia, domestics per bale !ec
n 1svsr1ooi on cotton per steamer round. .... I'd
10 liverpool ON cotton, upland. ......:.'. 70
To Liverpool on cotton, sea island, "a
~ ~ prs,,;dsrcs r;a New YORK. per steamer sS 90
~ ~ nrvt,sssI s;n New York. J! Nc
~ ncsto5 ,;a Ney York k.................. &c
ro Ns1r York ''..................... -. sc
TO New York, on lumber. .S9WeI sac,
To Boston. ON lumber. :10U0a-
10 New York and Boston, on timber. 10 90 IL
To Cuba ON lumber lin godl.. nominal
COMPARATIVE COTTON sTATEMENT,> ,r.,.r1
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ELECTION OF CITY ASSESSOR.
OFFICE CLERK OF COUNCIL. /
October 10, 1867.
TIME CITY COUNCIL WILL, AT ITS NEXT REGU-
i LAR Meeting, to be held on TUESDAY, 22d inst,
proceed to elect an ASSESSOR to fill the unexpired
term OF Mr.. D. c. GIBSON, dec6ased. "
Letters of application will be received up 10 IL O'Clock
By order. W. q. SMITH,
October IL Clerk Of Council
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ESTIMATES WANTED.

CITY HALL, CHARLESTON, September II, 1867
StEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED UNTIL
y the 18th at IL O'Clock NJ, for BUILDING SEVERAL
TRUNKS OF the lengths and sizes given below The es
t1nntes will include the cost OF eIcaFang about 2Oo
cubic yards of earth, the necessary lng reforming OF
payements and grading after the laying Of trunks
TRrJNKs 'isii' go d" FEET.
epotb Of Trunk In Line street 270
Length OF Trnnk in and from lots In Coming street
to the tidal drain. ..... wv
Length Il Trunk fropi lots Gadsden street to the
main drain in Wentworth street. l2o
Length OF Trunk from McIntoshs Court to kad- ,,
clife sire ct drain. ioi
oro
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CRISPER COMA.

Oil she was beautiful and fair,
With starry eyes, and radiant hair,
Whose curling tendrils, SOFT entwined,
Enchained the very heart and mind,
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Stolterfoht, SonsSk Co.'s Circular. III
LIVERPOOL. October 4. ls67.-There Is no chanee OF
moment In general business.
CorroN-The imports, Gc. into Great Britain during
the first nine months OF the year were as fohoWs;
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1867-02-21
KNOW thy DESTINY.

Madame q, F. Thornton, the great English As
trologist, Cairvoyantan and Psychometrc n, who has
astonlshed the scientific classes of the Old World,
has now located herself at Hudson, N. Y. Madame
Thornton possesses such wonderful powers of SEQ
ond sight, as to enable her to impart knowledge Of
the greatest Importance to the single or married of
either sex. While I'M state Of trance shedeneates
the very features Of the person you are to marry,
and by the aid of an instrument Of intense power,
known as Il Psychomotrope, guarantees to produce
life-like picture of the future husband or wife of
the applicant together with date of MARRIAGE posi-.
ton in life, leading traits of character, &C. This Is
no humbug, thousands of testimonials can assert,
She will send when desired certified certificate, or
written guarantee that the picture is what 1t pur-
ports to be. BY enclosing small lock of hair, and
stating place Of birth. age disposition and complex
ion and enclosing fifty cents and stamped envelope
addressed to yonrselg you will receive the picture
and desired information by return mail Allcommu-
nieations sacredly confidential. Address in conf
dcnce, Madame E, f. Thornton, p o. Box 223,
Hudson, N. Y. Feb. IA, 1867, ly.
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CLIpPlNos.

The Hooking Sentinel says that Den.
mis- Mccarthy, Of Logan, slaughtered
a hog few days since which weighed
10000 lbs, net
General Hobart, the last Democratic
candidate for Governor OF Wisconsin,
has made speech advocating the Con-
gressional amendment and universal
suffrage.
A finely finished rife, worth eight
hunored dollars. intended as apresent
to Gen. Grant, has been made at Mans
field, Mass, and is now on exhibition
at Boston.
The peach buds.in the section of
New Albany, Indiana, are said to have
been killed by the severe cold wealth
er. Wait and see.
! A son of Henry Taylor, Rash Run,
Jefferson county, Ohio, eleven years
old, of fair complexion and light hair,
is advertised as having left home, and
information is desired by his father.
The Massachusetts State Senate has
passed bill repeating all Usury Laws.
Several amendments to fix q definite
rate OF interest we're rejec ed. The
bill will also probably pass tho House.
A Washington special says: Post
master Marshall, of GAINESVILLE, Ohio,
who though a Lincoln and Johnson
elector, was removed to make room
tor Seymour, Philadelphia Conven-
vention delegate, has been reinstated
7 by the President.
The 26th of April next will be cell
ebrated by tho Odd Fellows through
out the country as day of special
thanksgiving. The observance will
be in accordance to instructions from
the Grand Sire, and will commemorate
the preservation of the Order during
the war, and its peaceful reunion.
A new counterfeit twenty five cent
note of the currency is in circulation.
1t may be detected by the scroll work
around the figures "25" on tho upper
LETT hand corner, which touches the
fine lines around the edge of the note
which forms the bordering, while on
the genuine no part of the scroll work
touches the line.
AT Fort klamath, Oregon. January
! 8, there was severe shock of an earth
quake. Windows were demolished,
houses rocked like cradles, horses and
cattle crouched upon the ground, ut
tering most ptiful moans, hogs howl
/ ed, and the unearthly yells of the
klamath Iddians, encamped near the
fort, lent additional horror TO the
| lffightful scene.
The New York Ttbune's Washing.
ton special says that there are but few
free articles in the tax bill, and those
of but little Importance, Leather is
in. Incomes below 81 900 are exempt
Eedi all above that are uniform at 5 per
cent. Cigars are $500 per hundred,
and $500 per thousand. Such striu-
gent provisions are mado that it is be-
lievcd they will prevent frauds.
The Senate IS making havoc with
Mr., Jobnson's nominations, OF which
it confirms only about one in ten. 1t
has rejected the following persons as
Collectors of Internal Revenue in Ohio:
Samuel Lahm, Seventeenth District;
James II. Anderson, Eighth District;
VIM. Il. Haynes, Eighteenth District;
A Mcconnell, Nineteenth District; and
j. A. Turley, Eleventh District.
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TheN. %. Massacre.

Tuesdays Cincinnati Gazette pnb.
fishes the majority report of the N o.
Riot Investigating Committee, occupy
ing eleven OF ils columns in small type.
The Report and evidence make a vol.
ume OF OIL pages, Of the startling
features Of the majority report tho Ga.
sette says ;--"The most noticeable is
that which reviews the relation of the
Acting President TO tho conspirators
and murderers; and il will be observed
from this that Mr., Johnson is respon
sible tor tho massacre, He had been
advised Of what was intended. He had
IL in his power TO prevent tho riot, but
he used his influence TO encourage Lho
rioters, This much is settled beyond
question
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CAPITAL OF WEST VA.--Wo observe
in the papers statement that by q
vote of the West Virginia Legislature
it has becn decided that Morgantown
in Monongahela Co., is to be tho new
capital of that State. Heretofore The
sea, Of government has been at Wheel,
ing, in tho extreme northwest cornor
OF West Virginia. Morgantown ia
situated on the Monongahela rivor, a
tow miles from the Pennsylvania limo
If eontrality of location is an object
they haven't bottcrod il much.
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Rsoonstruc,ion ali Anout, again.

The House Of Representatives. on
Tuesday rejected the Sherman Recon-
struction bill (Which had passed the
Scnate,) by vote Of 90 to 73. Fifty.
six Republican mem bers voted against
it, and all the Democrats except .Rous
seau. of Ky. No space for details
The Cincinnati Commercials special
says that an earnest effort would be
made to get some kind Of reconstruc.
lion bill before tho President before
Wednesday night. The Senate voted
10 refuse a committee OF Conference.
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Tho Great West,

Homes OF the sturdy farmers who
look about them over the broad prair,
les, and see Tor miles their lands and
granarios, are often rendered desolatc
by the death Of beloved child from
the ravagos Of the deadly Group, Goes
Cough Balsam never fails to cure il,
and is also the best remedy in the
world tor Colds, Coughs, and all throat
aud lung diseases.
Goes dyspepsia Cure is tho only
remedy known that is certain 10 cure
Dyspepsia, Indigestion, and in fact all
disorders proceeding from the stomach
and bowels
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CoUNTERFEIT Tho Columbus Jour
nal says II new and dangerous imita.
ton of the 6ve dollar National Bank
notes has recently been put nHoat,--
The engraving is said to bc finely ex.
ecuted, still II may be readily detected
In the genuine tho group Of Columbus
and his companions is composed OIL
five; in the counterfeit there arc but
four-the one in the background Al
tho extromo ond, and tho most extreme
figure in tho group, is missing. In
tho counterfeit, also, the extended arm
Of Columbus is without a hand. Bills
OF this description on the different
banks have already appeared and 9TH
ers will soon follow
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The Majority Report OF the New Orleans
Riot Committee.

$500
The Report of the majority of the
New Orleans Investigating commit.
tee is published. 1t says:
In view of the facts proved, we are
constrained to say that the time has
fully arrived, when Congress should
intervene and should so legislatc as to
secure to the people of Louisiana a re.
publican form Of government The
coGdition of things existing there, can .
not continue consistently with the
safety, security or peace of loyal men
Since the surrender of the rebel ar.
mics, the rebellion has assumed an.
other form and now controls the gov
ernment through the same agencies,
that led these armies in time of war.
That action should be had is settled
fact, not opinion; when men are driv-
en- from their homes and their lives
threatened and their property is des.
troyed; when in business they are rro-
scribod; when recent rcbels have all
places of trust and power and use them
to Cypress and punish loyal men be-
cause they are and have been loyal;
when the whole body of colored men
who have never hinched from duty as
radical loyallsts when the days were
gloomiest and the danger greatest in
the tune OF war, are prosecuted by a
system, hunted like wild beasts and
slaughtered without mercy, and with
entire immunity from punishment
there is no room left for doubt that
some legislative remedy should be ap.
piled. These are matters,of fact and
not OF opinion and in our judgement
but one course is open aud should be
pursued without hesitation or delay.
According to the judgment Of all
who have felt the presence Of the reb.
el rule, and have stood firmly and
fearlessly for the Union, when treason
was nearest to success, whose iudg.
ment given upon oath is based upon
facts from personal experience, who
give opinions resting on knowledge,
and speak Of what they have seen
and known; tho present civil govern
ment of Louisiana existing without
sanction Of national law should be sus.
pended by an act of Congress, and a
provisional government established,
and maintained by military power, un-
til the time shall como when Louisi.
ana is controlled by loyal men, and
may be restored to its former practical
relations TO the Union without endan.
gerlng its security and peace,
The report is accompanied by q bill,
providing for the appointment of Of
fcers for the new organization by the
President, and provides that rebels
shall be enfranchised by going through
a naturalization process, taking out
papers from United States Coults.
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d The InvsstIwn,ion.v -

T
Our ncighbnr is MT satisfied with the
State Farm Investigation, at all. In
the washing way, II beats all the
affairs Of the kind Of which he ever
heard. He doesn't like the way in
which Mr.. Martin of CoIumbiana,
Chairman of the committee,) put ques-
tions TO witnesses. But he doesn't say
why bis own member of the committee
didn't do some of the questioning, and
thereby call out some of those terrible
facts which he says Mr. Martin seem
ed so studious to conceal
OF course. with democratic editor,
"there is more room for suspicion now
than before" There always is. This
is the process with that class of minds.
First TO get up a good, sounding
lot Of charges against a man;-then,
when official investigation has proven
their utter groundlessness, to shake the
head and darkIy hint at dishonesty in
the conduct Of the investigation; and
finally to publish to the world sub
,stantially, that they are more than ev-
or convinced of the truth of the origi-
nal charges and of the rascality Of all
concerned. In the estimation Of that
c.ass the greatest crime man can
commit is TO prove himself guiltless Of
misconduct when accused bythem.--
The unfortunate thing for their credit,
however, is that the people fail to see
it ir that light.
Though all the world may gibc, we
may be allowed to offer to our neigh.
Dor our sympathies, in view OF the
meagre result of his tremendous on
sIaught ou the Acting Commissioner
Of the State Reform Farm and School
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nB-Read what Dr.. scovill says Of ALIENS huNC

rB-Read what DR.. scovill says Of ALIENS hung
BAI.sAM:
MEssRs. ]. N. HARRIS L co:
GESrs-l make thefolcwing statement nom per-
feet conviction and knowledge Of the benefits o
ALIENS LUNG BALSAM in curing the most deep
seated PULMONARY CoSsuMPrioSl / have witnessed
Its effects on the young and the old, and can truly
say that tits by far the best texpectorantemedy with
which lam acquainted For Coughs, and ALI the early
stages flung complaints, Ibelieve Ito be certain
Cure andl every family would keepit by them, ready
to administer upon the first appearance OF disease
about the lungs there would be very few cases ofata
consumption 1t causes the phlegn and matter to
rise. without irritating those delicate organs Qhe
Lungs, and without producing constipation Of the
bowels. 1t also gives strength TO the system, stops
the night-sweas, and changes all the morbid sccre.
tions to healthy state. Yosrs respectfully.
A. l.. SCOVIIL.
Sold by all Medicine Dealers. IN. 81 I'm.
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nA. .Chas. d Noble. Eco. Gonnr

nA- -Chas. d Noble, Esq, General
Agent for the Michigan Central r, R.,
No. l73 Broadway, N. Y, writing to a
friend in this city, under date of July
3lst, 1865, says;--"Palmer's Cosmetic
Lotion cured difficulty that in my
case has bafflcd tho skill of the bost
physicians ! could find, OF different
schools, for nearly thrOo years, and |
am now looking quite like inan." y
suRRATr. arrived at v ashington in
the Swartara on Monday, aud was
committed 10 Jail on Tuesday,