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BE On Your Guard

Against the limitations and counterfeiis CT HOSTEL
TERs STOMACH BrTTERS with which the PrRATEs
who make DIsHoSoRARlE LIVING, by proving upon the
ck and suffering, now endeayoring to food the mar
kets of this country Whenever these po1,oN-MoNdhRs
are discovered they immediately prosecuted by the
propretors who e1pend thousands of dollars annually in
tracing them out and bringing them to justice Within
short time injunctions have been obtained in tho
Courts OF the United States against number of indi
vduas and firms. and suits progress against
several Others all Of whose names will be given to the
public But in spite Of the utmost vigilance and activity
Of their detective agents. the undersigned Of course
unable protect the public entirely against piracal
limitations of Standard National Tonic everywhere In
request and readily convertible into cash United
States Bonds Treasury Notes. They therefore, as
of precsuton direct attention the fact hat
finely engraved label, representing St George and he
Dragon and beautiful proprietary stamp. be fing the
official endorsement Of tho Government appear on every
bottle Of the genuine BITTERS. The article is further
authenticated by miniature note Of hlnd with the ag
nature of HosTErrER SMITH," to counterfeit which is
State PRISON crime. The true BTTTERS are sold ~
bottles only, and never in bulk.
HosTEG TER SMITH.
May2T,
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Know thy Destiny.

MADAME E. F. THORNTON, the great English Astrolo-
eist Cairvoyant and Psychumetrcian, who has aston
ished the scientific classes of the Old World has now To-
Gated herself at Hudson, n Y Madame THORNTON pos
such wonderful powers of second sight as to
bio her to impar knowledge of the greatest Importance
to the single or married of either While II sata
Of trance che deneates the very features OF he person
you marry and by the aid Of an instrument OF in
tense power known the Psychomotrope guarantees to
produce feke picture Of the future husband or wife
OF the applicant together with date Of marriage, position
In fe leading traits Of character &c. This is no hum
bug as thousand of testimonials assert She will
send, when desired certified certificate or written
guarantee that the picture is what 1t ruports to be-
enclosing small lock Of hair, and ing place OF BIRTH
age disposition and complexion, and enclosing fly cent
and stamped envelope addressed to yourself you w 10
ceive the picture and desired information by re,urn mall
All communications sacrcdly confidential Address, ip
confidence, Madame E. F. THORNTON, p O. Box 22s.
Hudson. N. Z. ly March W
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Free to Everybody,

A Large PIP. Circular, giving informEton Of the
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It leaches how the homey may become beautiful, the
despised respected and the forsaken loved.
No young lady gentleman should fail to send their
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H. H.

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The Time to Advertise In tho Country.
THE PHRNrx has large circulation throughout tho
middle and upper Districts of the State Advertising
rates reasonable the stngency of the money mar
ke will warrant Merchants and others wishing to use
the columns of the paper will address
JULIAN A. sELBY, Proprietor,
February Is Columbia, s. U.
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INQUIRE WrTHM.-The mouth is like house to
let However pretty it may be externally, it is
impossible to judge Of it's merits until you have
seen the inside. If behind the ruby doors there
are plenty OF pearl-white fixtures, you will e1-
claim, at once, 'how beautifull" To impart the
utmost possible briliancy to such dental furniture
to keep it always sound and perfect-there is
nothing like fragrant sozoDoNT.
May n mWfS
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NOTICE..
NOTICE.
OFFICE OF TIE CAPTAIN OF PuLICE, |

OFFICE OF THE CAPTAIN OF PuLICE,
CHARLESTON, s. g., May %. 1863
PARAGRAPH u. U ORDINANCE TO REGULATE E
tho 'Cleansing of Plives aud Vaults, lorbds the
use of barrels in Oh On carts and wagons and parties ap
sn;tuSe for the purpose. All persons, therefore, who
urnos taking obs OF the Kind hereby required TO
bring their carts to main guard house for inspection be
fore applying for license Z. u. sIuMALD,
May2 2mo CaPlain VI folee'
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ConInussoNER,s SALE

CoMhussONER's SALE.
Times N. htea o.. benjamin Stokes Admins
traitor de bOnis non OF .JoIln Clarke et al.
BILL FOR FORECLOSURE AND SALE.
BY authority Of decretal order IN this cause, made by
his aonor Chancellor johnson, at the lost February
sitting Of this Court for Colleton District before the
Curt House in WATERFORD, on MONDAY, the Sd day
OF June next ensuing, at 12 o'clock H.,
In tho District Of Coleton containing SIX hundred and
twentveiQh acres or less; bounded to the north
ward on lands Of Walker, Paul a., and Charles H.
Fripp; to the eastward lands OF Godfrey and Dr.
Benjamin Rhett south lands Of the said Dr. Benjamin
Rhett and William c. Hayward and to the westward hy
lands Of said W. G. Hayward and said Paul r. and
Charles T. Frpp.
Conditions CASH: the balance credit Of
twelve months titles delivered when tho credit portion
Of purchase money shal have been paid Purchaser to
nay for papers B. STOKES.
@. z. O. D.
Commissioners oace collston District April 8. 1851
Maya Wrn6
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ghe 1atlg 8ems,
MONDAY MORNING, MAY 81, 1867.
LOCAL MATTERS.

Jos woRx.-We have now completed our Office
so as to execute, in the shortest possible time
ALL KINDS OF JOB WORK, and We most re-
spectfully ask the patronage Of our friends.
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CRlSFEIIt OONNIk,
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nY USING THIS ARTICLE LADIE AND GENTLE
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The Crisper Coma not only curs the ar but
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irhtfuy pertumcd and is the most complete urcle o,
the kind ever offered to the AMI mean public The
Crsner CONG will be sent TO any address, scaled und
postpaid for ST.
Address all orders TO
No. West Fayet;e street, Syracuse. n. Y
March so lyr
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A-A-A-A-A

A-A-A-A-A-
The best Dyspepdc Bitters now in use are PANsaN'i
Hepatc Bitters. They never fail to give relief Try
bottle and be convinced For sale by sn Druggists.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.
Auction Sales This Day

ALL K1NDsoF JOB WORK DONE AT THE DAILY
NEWS OFFICE.
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Auct10n SaIe1 THE Dry
Mn1IaAN Son will sell thin day, at halfpast IL
O'Clock in front Of their store, No. 20 Vendue Range
barrels, furniture, coach and Japan varnish Epson
salts, &C., &c.
R. NJ. MARsHALL Bro. will sell this day, at IL
o'clock the contents of store No. Is Market street. nea,
Meeting.
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The following extracts from Special Order No
81 will prove Of interest to our readers, as the!
embrace subjects that have attracted the attention
Of the community for some time. The ve1es
question Of the street cars is now definitely set
tied, and we are happy to state that MIR. 8. @
SMITH will be released to-day:
HEADQUARTERS Second Military Dfstrict,l
CHARLrsros, 8. c., May %. 1857. J
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On account of all Concerned
BY II. & A. p. CALDWELL.
TOMORROW the 28th will be sold before our Store at
10 o'clock, on account Of all concerned,
Cases CLARET WINE
Boxes Cotton Cards.
CoudItforg cash. NAV az
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AUCTION SALES.
Distress Sale.

Distress Sale.
By M1LLIGAt & son. Auctionee11.
THIS DAY. 9th instant in front Of Store No. "a Vsudus
Range. at halfpas 10 O'Clock. viii be sold.
2bbls. FURNTTUR-. vARNIsH
bbls Asphaltum Varniah
bbl Coach Vsrnish
Dbl. Japan Varnish
bbl EPSON Salts
. half bbls. Epson SaliJ
siars cream Tartar 80 lbs. each, kegs Snow White
zinc. boxes Indigo, boxes Sal soda boxes Epsom
Salts boxes Hegeman Co. Cod Liver On. 10 6o1es
% Of ss5e enS aosan % Honey soa dozen
Levied on and to be sold as the property Ct p.r
Terms cash. NY ~
contenls of Store No. 46 Market street, near
Meeting.
BY r.. NJ MARSHALL & BRO:
THIS DAY, 27th at 10 O'Clock, win be sold, at No 10
,,uuo ,o,.,sor Market ~ ssPnw.Rr stFeeI o,KERy
Saddles and Harness. boxes of Soap, Platform scale
&C. &c. MsyT
Estate Sale-By ordes. of dte Administrator.
BY r. NJ. MARS ALL & BRO,
ss ns ana st tic j oocs viii b sod the
SIXTEEN HUNDRED ACR. "'a2 TUB
pENTNE LAND, in st. Jamee uuuseoreoA.
Conditions cash. Purchs" =" n nav ma Tor pepers
May 81 -
EteQQTlL Mansion on bay T1eet, IuO 1bes,.Ao'so~
m Drake sLreet-Estate a''o n" n.~lo~ nf The En-
ecutor.
Brokers and Re- A'''""" Aas-,s. a'a a. .,a
TOMORROW, 2Sth May, OF - "-- -Sld ~ me
Old Exchange Broad street.
All that Lot OF La" m nav street, ne1f
north Of Amherst, mes-..-'.~ '"' '-"n 'rons and
rear by 100 feet, more OF les, togsteer with tas
buildings thereon, all OF which are OF BRICK ana
were erected about ten years since. conssunS
of very large and elegant three story mansdon Win
pazzas to the South and commanding one OF the nnsss
views of the harbor. It coutains IL upright rooms %
sides pantry and bathrooms and is supplied with
lures and water works and cstern. There Is htoaen
Of six rooms carriage house and stable.
AIso,
all TINT LOT OF LAND adjoining the above In tho
rear and fronting on Drake street measuring 81 feet
riches on said street by 1 feet more or less, Contain
Ing Wooden Dwelling Of four rooms,
AIso,
All that LOT OF LAND adjoining the shove lots ana
being 10 the south Of the last mentioned, measuring
feet inches on Drake street by 1 feet more OF ies
and containing wooden dwelling Of si1 rooms.
Conditions -One-ffth cash; balance by bond payAno
in one two three AMI Jour years, with interest sema
nuslly. secured by mortgage of property Bnna.ngs ~
be insured and policies assigned Purchasers 10 pay @
papers. fstuthsmtu7 ny -
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Perenptory Sale of Forty thousand Dollars
Florida Railroad Gonds on account of all Con-
cer7ed, at auction.
BY JOHN 8. RIGGS.
ON TOMORROW, May 28th, without reserve, and on
account of all concerned will be sold at the corner
Broad and En- Bay, at II o'clock,
,RTY THOUSAND DOLLARS FLORIDA RAIL.
ROAD COMPANY EIGHT PER CENT. RoNDS Of 1000
each with Coupons attached rom September, 1885, In
sums to suit purchasers.
tile lands lying within ffeen 15) miles Of the Florida
Railroad, which land will be sold on the 10Th day OF
June 1867, at public outcry and these Bonds are re-
cevabe ct par in payment for purchase Of lands then
sold aford1ng good opportunity for investment N
Florida lands
be seen at my Office at any time before or the day Of
the SALE May ~
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AUCTION SALES.
DY KILROY & co.

THIS DAY, at 10 o'clock, at the old stand OF j. W.
Knox, No. 1888 Meeting street.
Is Cases STRAW GOODS. of the latest styles
Spring and Summer Cothing-Pants Stuff. Cassimeres,
Fancy Goods, Parasos Towels, Table Cloths hosiery,
&C., &c. mny ~
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thoroughly explained. Tents had been erected
near the shore and preparations made forthe can
didates, who we're marched from the church to the
shore, and arranged in hollow square on the
bea h. Their Pastor addressed them on the public
profession they were about to make, and stated
that they had chosen this secluded spot in order
to be apart from the rude and ungodly who misat
otherwise gather to mock them. After prayer
he went down into the water, and tho candidates
we're led to him by his assistants, and were
each Of them immersed. An old patriarch whose
hair was of tho same color as his gown, led the
van, and some young girls brought up the rear.
There were forty-six baptized, fifteen males, and
thirty y-one females-most Of them young in years.
The utmost order was preserved and the arrange
ments made for the comfort of the immersed were
satisfactory. A large crowd gathered on the banks
and on the steamer, to witness the spectacle, and
while the candidates were going down into
the water, they sang "Happy Day." and other
old church tunes. The ceremony occupied one
hour, and the falling tide ntimating pretty strong
ly that the time was up, the party returned to the
steamer, which loosed from her moorings and
sped swiftly back to the city.
The Calvary Church worship at Bonum's Hall,
John street, and are under the charge Of the Rev.
Charles Small, formerly the body servant Of Bishop
GADsDEN.
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MAYoR's COURT, May 25.-Maria Richardson, 8
woman Of color, who had lot Of hogs on her pre-
nlises was ordered to get clear Of them in forty
eight hours, or the officers would clear them out
for her.
A man who had been doing business as junk
shop keeper without license, and had gone largely
into the purchase Of city gratings, and who was
also brought up for lying down drunk in the street.
was fined $40.
Two men, dealers in 'goot goots, having had
dispute about amonish," and passed some compi-
mentary expressions between them, which they
concluded with thrilling exhibition Of sticks aud
bricks, were aIaigned for disturbing the quiet Of
the street and fined IS each, the payment Of which
seemed to excite as many contortions Of the coun-
tenance as would be caused by the drawing out Of
the soundest and most useful jaw tooth.
Richard Jenkins, a very small black boy, who
stole sve, waiter and sold it to keeper Of junk
shop, was locked up for ten days.
A person was fined $40 for not removing fifth
from his premises, and advised to remedy it
promptly.
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By command Of Maj. Gen1 d. E. sIokrEs.
[Signed] j. W. CLoUs,
Capt. 98th Inf'ty, A. D. @. and A. A. A. Gen'l.
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House and Lot In Shepherd strea.
BY w. Y. LEITCH & r. 8. BHUNSs
VIII be sold TOMORROW, 2sth inst, at II O'Clock Ia
front Of the old Custom House,
That House AND LOT known as No. Is Shsphard
street situated near the South Carolina Railroad 1sc1
Lot measures as feet by ia feet, more or less.
Conditions cash. Purchaser to pay for papers.
Mayer
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Auctions for Horses VeIaces and Furniture,
EVERY WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY at quarter past
10 O'Clock as originally established by the subscriber
Furniture sales at Private Residences promptly attend'
ed to at low charges.
SlEH McGHIIvRAY,
Auctoneers, No. ~ Broad street,
April II 3mo south Side near State.
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DowNFA1L.-Many Of our readers will be griev-
ed to lesrn that the large tree which formerly stood
near the corner OF King and Vanderhorst Streets,
was blown down by the wind Of yesterday morning.
This tree was quite old and partially decayed, and
wanted merely slight blow to PROSTATE it. The
soldiers and others were busy in cutting up and
removing the trunk yesterday, and there will soon
be no vestige Of the tree remaining.
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CRISPER COMA.
CRISPER COMA,

Obi sue was beautiful and fair,
With starry eyes. and radiant hair,
Whose curling tcndrils. sort entwined.
Enchaiucd the very heart and mind,
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[spEo11 ORDER No. 81

II. The testimony in the case OF the several
parties arrested and held in custody, charged with
participating in riotous ard disorderly conduct In
the streets and street cars having been forwarded
to these headquarters, with the recommendations
Of the Provost Marshal Of Charleston, and the &C
ton of the Post Commander upon the same, it is
ordered that the proceedings be, and they are
hereby approved. Daniel Eckhard, Sidney Nc
Guire, John Greene, VIM. Price, and Morris Smith,
will be discharged.
In the case Of VIM. Arthur, in view Of the period
OF his confinement awaiting trial, and the general
good conduct Of the coored population, in trusting
to the action OF the authorities for the recognition
and enforcement of their rights and privileges, it
is believed that the ends Of justice do not require
the further prosecution Of the offender and he will
be released.
In the cases Of VIM. Huger and John F. Stewart,
charged with resisting and attacking the officers
of the police in the performance Of their duties;
throwing missiles at the cars and melting others
to riotous conduct, charges will be preferred
against them, and sent to Military Commission
for trial
T. {. =
u. Inc CoblluOuJ III etl0 Co6o VI o' ShhthSoH'
SMITH, Of Charleston, supports the charge that
on the 9th Of April, ho maiciously cut and mutt
lated the Garrison Flag which had been loaned to
the Charleston Hook and Ladder Company to de.
corate their Truck for parade. Indeed, the only
circumstance in favor Of the accused is his OWL
acknowledgement OF guilt, coupled with an avowal
that the act was done in moment Of undue OK.
citement, and an expression Of sincere contrition
for the offence.
A Apettion for the pardon Of SMITH, addressed to
the Commanding General, has been received and
considered with the respectful attention due to the
representation Of the prominent and influential
citizens who have signed it. They affirm that the
offence for which he ia confined receives no coun-
tenance in the community, and that the petition
ers, in common with all good citizens, condemn it.
The said petition having been referred to Brevet
Brigadier-Generd q. B. CLrz, q. 8. A., COM
manding the Post Of Charleston, has been return
ed with the dispositions, proof and papers, and
Recommendation that the accused be released
from confinement and discharged from custody.
FIt appearing that the further punishment OF the
accused is not necessary as an example,; and that
the confinement he has already undergone, added
to the general condemnation OF the community,
will sufficiently admonish him Of the consequence
of misconduct; it is orderel that he be dis,
charged.
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MELANCHOLY ACCIDENTAL 9 A. n. on Satur-
day, while Mr.. RoBERT JORDAN, Sr., for many years
the Superintendent OF the West Point Mills, was
engaged in his usual duties in the mill, he mad
vertently stepped upon slippery stave, which
precipitated him upon the circular srw then in
operation. In falling, Mr. JORDAN succeeded in
twisting himself round, and the saw struck him
on the right side, inficting severe wound back
and below, the right shoulder. AL of the ribs we
learn, were severed from the backbone, and the
saw cut into the cavity Of the chest. Mr.. JORDAN
succeeded in extricatng himself and, though
bleeding profusely, walked to his house. some four
hundred yards distant, where his daughter, with
admirable presence of mind tore up a sheet and
made bandage which controlled the hemorrhage
until the arrival OF the surgeon.
DR.. W. c. HoRIREcK was, fortunately, at the
mill, attending patient, and was Immediately
called in; together with DR.. A P. PEIzER, who for
some time, considered the case hopeless. The
remedies applied, however, seemed to be efica-
cious for tn patient enjoyed sound sleep on
Saturday night, and the symptoms are now con-
aidered more favorable and hopes arc entertained
OF his ultimate recovery. Apparatus has been ap-
piled which keep the bones in position. Skillfui
professional attendance, good nursing and good
constitution may enable MIR. JORDAN to weather
the storm and make good recovery.
BAPHsA.-The steamer Plaacer, Captain FER
ausoN. was chartered by the congregation of CAL
vary Baptist Church (colored) to take the candi-
dates for baptism and others to Daniels Island,
on the Wando River, where the rite Of baptism
was to be performed. at 10 a. NJ. large crowd
collected at Venning's Wharf, and by the time the
steamer started there were fully three hundred on
board. The day was beautiful, the SUN being
somewhat shrouded by the clouds, and both
time and tide suited admirably. At IL NJ. the
Planter reached the camping ground, and a tenn
porary wharf having been erected by her Captain,
It was Immediately pressed into service by the
passengers; who gladly took up the line of march
for the woods. Seats had been arranged under
the branches Of wide-spreading oak, and the
congregation were addressed by their Pastor, the
Rsv. Charles Small, and the doctrine OF baptism
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PALxHrros Base BALI CIu..AThis club played
their usual game on Saturday afternoon, but
there wass@a larger attendance and more
spir1. shown in the playing than usual The
knowledge that rival club had beon established
may have added to the interest," as the Aisrts an
tispste contest when they are sufficiently drilled
But, from the performances of the Palnettos on
Saturday, they win have severe struggle before
than. Six innings We're played on Saturday, and
the winning side made thirty-t runs, to twenty
one made BY their opponents. The club was
equally divided, and the playing athscted consid-
er.ble attention from the number Of fspeotators
who we're ON the ground.
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AocDsNr.-Mr. EDWARD BAKEn, an employee of
the South Carolina Railroad, had his hand severe
ly mashed on Saturday, in turning lathe, at the
company's shop. The fingers Of the right hand
were mashed of, and amputaton was found to be
necessary. Medical advice was promptly called in,
and at last accounts MIR. BAKER was doing well.