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RY THE USE OF
CHASTELLARS
WHITE LIQUID
I'm AMEL!

For Improving and Identifying the complexion
The most valuable and perfect preparation IN
use for giving the skin beautiful pearf-hke tint,
that is only found in youth 1t quickly removes
Tan. Freckles. pimples, Blotches, Moth Patches,
Sallowness. Eruptions, and all impurities of the
skin, kindly healing the same, leaving the skin
white and clear as alabsster. It's use cannot be
detected by the closest scrutiny, and being yege-
table preparation is perfectly harmless. II is Tie
only srtii.ie of the kind used by the French, and
is considered BY the Partisan as indispensable 10
perfect toilet. Upwards of $4,000 bottles were
sold during the past year, sufficient guarantee
of its efficacy Price only 80 cents. Sent by
mail, post paid, on receipt of an order, by
BERGER, SHUTS 4 co, Chemists,
2S5 River ST., Troy, n. \.
Inch20dw1y.
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For all diseases of the Kidneys, retention OF
Urine &c., Maggiel's Pills are perfect cure. ohe
dose will satisfy any one.
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AFFLICTED
SUFFER NO MORE

When by the use of DIR. J0INVILLES EL1H-
Err YOU can occurred permanently, and at q trlt-
ling cost.
The astonishing success which has attended
this invauable medicine for Physical and hery-
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Loss of Muscular Energy, 1mpotency or any OF
the consequences of youthful indiscreton, renders
ii the most valuable preparation ever discovered
Il win remove all nervous affections. depression,
excitement, inoapacity to study or business, loss
of memory confusion, thoughts of self-destruc-
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troyed it by sensual excess OF evil practices
Young men, be humbugged no more by 'Quack
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| without delay for the Elixir, and be at once re-
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elect Urethral Discharges, Gravel Structure, and
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pared from vegetable extracts that are harmless
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| impregnate the breath. No change OF diet is ne
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| Price, 81 per box.
| Either Of the above mentioned articles viii be
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| ON recent of price Address all orders to
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]. HICkLlNG Il CO.'S,
Great Sale of Watches

On the popular price plan, giving every pat
ron a handsome and reliable watch for the low
price of Ten Dollars! Without regard to value
pa nat 70 ha Maid forunIess perfectly satisfactory
$40 Sslid ,folI Hunting Watches $3.50 to 500
s00 III, Caspd Gold Watches 200 to $40
500 Ladies Watches, Enameled.. 100 to 5oo
1000 Gold Hunting Chronometer
atcheS, - q. Z. :. 49, 80 - w o- =
LOCO Gold Hunting English Levers ZOo TO 1oo
3.0Oe Gold Hunting Duplex atehes 100 10 ivy
5000 Gold Hunting Am. Watches. lou TO Zoo
5000 Silver Hunting Levers. 90 to lou
5000 Silver Hunting Duplexes.. 70 to 2oo
5000 Gold Ladies Natches...-.... 5eto Zoo
IL, 900 Gold Hunting Lepines so 20
10 aGe Miscellaneous Silver Watches. 90 to ioo
25, 600 Hunting Silver Watches. -. 2St %
| 10000 Assorted Watcher, all kinds. 10 to 20
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OFFICE OF, CAPTAIN OF POLICE,
$5s51 CHARLESTON, 8: c., April Ia 1857.
:fEHE FOLLOWING ORDINANCE Is pUBIIsEE
II for the benefit OF an whom It rnsy CONCERN

- 5533a; CHARLESTON, 8: G., Ar-n Ia 1857.
TWE FOLLOWING ORDINANCE Is PUBLISHED
Tor i the benefit OF ~ whom It = nsy = concern
Be t ordeined That hor1 and etar the Tst day Of
engaged in mercantile business IN the city Of Charies
pade pS & r. ana h assp Sss
Sign Board Plate, containing his or her
aee a q 81 Ss
and every person offending making default herai
sae and ana N aa
thereto further sum Ct dollars for each and every
s saR aasnss @ ! & e.
That noing herein contained shall appg to the special
Ratthed December 2. 1850. s t& I'LL
SEQ g. No cloth awnns shall be put up In such
1sc & as g obssct foot passsnge1s; No gn board
under penalty Of twenty Doilsrs for each and every
% otharStse tsn as haran drssed shs SO ~ re@. n
n n - -: - S. 80 80 - = "
sriies sa Psee ssussa g Be- aay such SUCH
@ BENCH stbossd s boz s Or Other appendsoe oe 95
sny street lsae: sey. public 3 any
Twenty Dollars each and every such odence md tor
each and every night or day, as the esss may be-
ever That Venue Masters sha be permitted to expose
before their stores such goods and commodities they
the front OF their respective vendue storaa and to- tna
sdissGnce Of six fest beyond the same. 3
any fire wood GOALS: goods wares merchandise 4car-
rages OF any description any other matter or thing
to him, her. them belonging Or consgned to Law Or
stand foE longer space than four hours any street.
1ane aey, pubic thofoughfare within the CITY I'M.
der penalty Two Do1ors costs for every hour
that any such article OF thing shall lay stand be-
YONG the above mentioned time erctnc materials tor
building. regard to which the following regulations
Shall Be observed namely When any person or persons
shan erect or repzir any house or othet building,
Upon any street, lane alley. or open count,
spplicaton for she use Of 80 much Of the street
or public way as shah not exceed the front Of the
lot on which such building is to be nor extend
than elk feet into the streets which spaca such per.
SON OF persons shall forthwith encoee with nuc1ent
fence at least sx feet in deposit the
the requisite masariala for building and repartng
snd SUCH fence, together with the he
she or they ahaN remove the be niahed
q Mheneyer The Meysr shs1 require H an rain q 1a
natertals shali re1natn and
also, OF having the same removed ~ Ids her,
their 1psnse, by the City =
& April Is
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

a5- A YOUNG LADY RETURNING TO HER
country home after sojourn OF few months in the
city, was hardly recognized by her friends In place Of
coarse rustic, flushed face she had soft ruby com
PleIon Of almost marble smoothness, and instead of
swsntyhree she really appeared but eighteen Upon In
qury as to the cause Of great change she plainly
told them that she used the CRCAsSIAN BALM, and
considered an invaluable acquisition any toilet
By its use any Lady Gentlemen improve their per-
sonal appearance hundred fold 1T simple in its
combination as Nature herself Is simple yet unsupass
ed In Its efficacy in drawing impurities FROM also heal
ing, cleansng and beautfying the skin and complexion
By its direct action the cutcle it draws from it ali it's
impurities, kindly healing the same and leaving the sur
face US Nature intended it should be-clear soft smooth
and beautiful Price 81, by Mail or Express on re-
ceipt Of an order, by
g @&. W. L. CLARK CO., Chemists
No. West Fayette Street. Syracuse N. Y.
The only American Agents for the sao OF the same.
March 80 @au "
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mA3IMHIAN'S OFFER TO sURRENDER
REFLECTED. AEE5a - :.
The New York Herald Of the 10th, has the follow

ing Mexican news $$3 sSS# j:s', 35 .3
q prominent foreign diplomat u this city is IL
possession Of information from Mexico this EVENING
to the effect that the Emperor Maxinilian had
made an offer to Escobedo to treat for condionai
surrender, but that the overtres were rejected by
General Se Escobedo, who insisted upon an uncon-
dlhonal surrender; The term ionaIsairl
render" :" ia Mexico, iteeems, docs not bear tie
same Specification that it does in this country and
IS sa1d that upon the aeceptation Of these terms
eee yelng IorGe places itself wholly at the mercy
and thoroughly reliable sources chow that the
object OF Maxi1nilian in remaining IN Mexico was
simply to secure tor his adherents such terms il
the dissolution Of the empire as would parrn aenn
TO I'VE ~ Tranquility henoe9orfh or failing in tnat
TO share their fate: The Emperor could not be
prevailed upon to abandon these men, who stool
by ~ him throughou his brief and turb1lent reien
Ihe opinion has been frequently e1pf esd hsra
py gentlemen whose experience in matters Of
aipl9maGy warrant them IN giving it, that since
hGgts q g. escaping capture BY the the
with the Juarez t4overnmant to sreceiya any
oyertnres OF Max. towards ass1rrendet and Il he
agrees to leave the country On sconEif5n that his
followers o ase disbanded don reasonable terms, to
set Mexico at rest. -=s. -
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TELEGRAPHIC.
or Cable Dispatches.

LcSnos april 1s.-A debate on the Reform bill
occurred last night in the House Of Commons,
Gladstone, the leader Of the opposition, Offering
amendment fixing voting at i've pounds. After a
long and interesting debate, the amendment was
rejected, the Government having the majority
The Times, of this morning, has oongratu1a-
tory article on the defeat of the Liberals ON the
Reform bill. The course pursued by Gladstone is
severely criticised, while that of the Liberals who
deserted their party, is lsuded The Times thinks
the Liberals had better now hold the balance of
power and virtually control the bill. -,
ATHENS, April a. The National Assembly has
issued proclamation declaring in favor Of relgi-
ous toleration and equal political rights.
BRUSSELS, April 14.-It is reported that propo-
stlon is now under consideration to make the
Grand Duchy Of Luxembourg neutral, in order to
avoid war between France and Germany
QUEENSTOWN, April 13. The Australian touched
here. - 'a- - q T6IT.s.17 y =.
LONDON, April 19 Noon.-Consuls, 9Oa; Bonds,
"a Illinois, 773 Erie, S7S.
LONDON, April 1s-P. M.-Bonds advanced i;
others unchanged. i a a. = =
90 aLSoNDoN, April ls Evening. Consols soa; Eries
d1yERPo9l. AZ april 10 Noon. quiet;
Orleans 124d Corn 43s 9d.a4ss. Cd. Peas ass
Pork IT'S. Cd. Lard 49s. Bacon 42s. Common
lsosin 8s. Sd; Fine It's. Turpentine 37s. S n:
LIVERPOOL, April 49, P. M. Cotton somewhat
frmer since opening; quotations unchanged.
LIVERPOOL, April 13-Evening.-Cotton more
active but prices not improved: sales 12 900 bales:
Middling Uplands 15;- Orleans 124. Breadstufs
firm. @I.5sl '' se5se 807I n
FRANKFORT, April 1s.-Bonds, 752.
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Reverdy johnson and thc1 c1ntunction ,Cases.
Upon being asked it III was not 81 the anin;on
that he had lost handsomeS fees -instwotofsthre
bills before the Supreme Court, 81 his cGnrsa in
the Senate when those measures were before that
body. Senator johnson replied that it. might be
siderable time ago Governor sharkey desired Inn
to undertake an application fora mandamna fn
compe, TIE OF the Southern States, Par
to undertake IT, 'azk although assured by Govern.
OF Sharkey tho ne had thoroughly studied tho
matter and nat y must result in success. In re-
Surn ne assuas1 Governor sharke that, while he.
considerable sufficiently to satisfy himself that q
m3andamns nam would not lie in such case and as he
always acted on his OWE Judgment when under;
under the necessity Of asking to be excused in the
premises: He thinks it vas thus that he lost tie
confidence OF certain of the public In him as q
all RerdzRs K1slinqlon Gorespu1adenceH.
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CA1GAao, IN 1890, was . >ear station, With only
1our Wnage nnab!tants na In 1884, when the town
had nearly 1000 inhabitants the male Foundation n
Turned sSo3 Sns to Kin bear and
vous for savages until 1885, when the .Potts
mics s9rtea S By the Mississippi
greater part Of the time under water and knee, ne
deep in mud, .a Godsforsaken A spot, repnlsive to
tages for trade offered BY its location, that nov
after The lapse Of only 50 years it has population
OF $50 600; passenger or railway train reaches or
leaves the city every fifteen minutes Of the twenty
four hours; nearly 1000 vessels, employing 1O, 900
exported last over 53 900 GOO bushels Of grain
Its -four mills produce about 1000 barrels OF fou
every working day; Ia the season Of three months
it has converted 9oA go hogs into pork; receives
ana sends away about 1000 cattle each working
DAY, and sold last year!G OOOOO feet Of Iumber
Meantlme the city has been lifted bodily out Of the
49nasn1re,r & and made as handsome as It is flour
asnamg. Ihe lake has been, tunnelleds s9or pure
Tater and the ryer Is to be tunnelIed for railways
1nplovemenis OF all kinds. are projected on the
one Of the handsomest in the world. - o.s4ne
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GEORGIA AND THE RECONsrR1Jf.TTON
.ist. ACT. -.

: 49, t ~
Gov JENKINS has issued an address to the peo-
pie Of Georgia, dated Washington, april 10, After
briefly recounting the leading events connected
With the Congressional history Of the reconstrEc-
tion Of the South he asks what is Georgia to do
IN view OF the passage Of the recent Act Of Com,
gress 4 sf: 5 IN NJ tstss .5Hts
.tsIhe public discussion seem to recognize only
-e4tetFa44vos. aooricaoonoo.i n
ne areadyS rejected proposal amendment Of
1eedetaI Constitution, and in all the require
nents Of the two acts Of Congress- before mem
TONED, together with the Incorporation Of them an
by our Own acts into our own constitution ana
laws. Secondly firm but temperate refusal Of fsuch
aeauiescence &C @ e aud adoption and patient, manly
fux Of time, on the subsidence Of The passions
generated By civil war, better counseIs shaII nre
vali at the Federal capitol-we meantime 'strctly
observing law and order; and. vigorously adilress
ing ourselves to industrial pursuits. -
ia as - between these alternatives have no hesita
forbear ct this time to assign any reasons for this
service, because, fellow citizens am far from bes
hev1ng that these are the only altarnasiyes n
have strong faith that there renlains to 5Is an
q, ayalable remedy; In the Federal Government
there are three departments. Two Of them have
passed upon these measures, and are in direct an
tagonlsm regarding their constitution ,S Rut
IN that event, the Constitution gives to the Iepia
lat!ve Department power to override the Executive
and they nave so done There still remains, how
yator OF the supremacy Of the Consttut tution-whose
decrees unlike. the Executive veto, cannot be
overr1dden by the Congress. That department,
has not yet spoken. Should it be found ins accord
with the Executive, this usurp win be arrest-
cd Then, although for time, you NAV be denied
representation in Congress- your State toyernment
Will remain intact, and full restoration swiIlt NOT
long be delayed. IN - Z - 4.o'
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1SrHE OFFICERS AND MEMBERS OF MARION
LoD'E .1..s No. . O. O. F.-You are hereby summoned
to attend the funeral services of your late 1roth
sEPH b. TARRANr, at the Crcular Church ya;, Af,.r
noon, at O'Clock. CT d. PETIT s. s..r,+,v,, IA
April 15. 8&&@ ..&1 .s8IsS s5sasfs NJ, G--s, -
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OBITUARY.

11 ~ ct his residence in Percy street April
~ 20 o. oasease OF the heart JOSEPH b. TARRANT in
ELS Relatives and Friends, those OF his family
invited to attend bis Funeral Services at
the Circular Church, This afternoon at Four oclock
April is %@ @-'EsI 5N7 h--0'1-
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APRIL Is, 1862.
MARRIEn

Nm IN the llth inst by the Rev. THoMAs CH1pPrnru1p
OF Charleston s. @. n . ~ : = -, =
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ROWE ARE AUTHORIZED 10 ANN0TTNcF
E N. WHITING, Esq, as candidate for sher,fr ~
Charleston tJudcial) District at the next election
Septeuuber 1C s&55@1s4 s.5sE& &.sE h@ 0I-3
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a5 ARTIFICIAL EYES.-ARTIFICIALI HU-
MAN EYES made to order and Inserted by Dxs, :.
eAucH and ?. GoUGLEMANN formerly employed BY
ho1ssossEAu Of Paris), No. 5se broadway, New York
April II
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CLOTHING ii II !: i .u0USH !!
III s I: ,1sss
OUR SPRING STOCK Is NOW
ready, and comprises a better assort-
]. q -. oTHlNe / V
/. FURNISHING !, GOODS, .||!.|i
Adapted to this market, than We
have ever offered. We have given
particular attention, IN getting up
this Stock to lightness Of fabric,
strength Of material and. durability
of color: Much the larger portion
of onr Stock is made in our own
workshop, and We warrant it in
every respect equal to custom work.
We have Goods not Of our own man
nt.5taeture, such as are essasually sold
ready-made, the difference We shall
be glad to show our customers.
81. = 1n. l!g:1al fixing oar prisess from which.
We make no deviation, I'VE have taken
into consideration the depressed
state Of the market, and the univer-
sal desire to buy goods cheap. n .
We give below some Of our lead
ing prizes:
CHECK tEt y qAssfsaHRE =! SUITS ....: IS 90 90
AL = i,''7e WOOL TWEED suHs. i %
ALI WOOL TWEED SUITS: Is 90
BLACK s: AND wnfra al1S: < oAsanfEHE
SUITS, our own make 1. \: ). u. II 90
THREE STYLES OF M1DDLEsEx cAss1-
MERE SUITS, DARK, MEDIUM, AND
LIGHT MIXTURES. :. -. .1s oD
BLACK AND WHITE MIX CASHMERE
SUITS. !. ..:. {. !. q. "a 90
SILK MIX TRIooT, DIFFERENT MIX
!. TUREs. 81 90
FINE BLACK GERMAN rR1cor SUITS. .27 90.
:DARk 3 BROWN GRAIN De PoUDER
BLACK 4A1 DRESS SUITS, ransng in price
nom. . s19 to 60 90
LINEN LINEN SUITS, from. IS to 20 90
EN "? = = 1:xsa.. - \ - -, ~ 3,s -l3 ~.
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as CoNsle4NEEsS PER STEAMER SEA GULL,
rom are hereby notified that the Steamer is
THIS Day discharging cargo at PIER NO. j ONION
WHARVEs. All goods remaining on the Wharf viii be-
stored at their expense and rak. ~
q April 10 M MoRDrCAr - @
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aTUNDER DECREE IN EQUIrY.-DALY us.
DALf.--Ihe Lf.--Ihe creditors Of tho late ROBERT DAILY
are hereby called upon to in prove their cams
o1ore sne undersgned at his Office in the Court House.
on or before the 18th day Of April, 1867. 80 +
JAMES TUPPER,
nal MATCH - thsml Master in Equity.
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B- NOTICE TO MARINERS. CAPTAINS
AND wishing TO anchor their vessels in Ashley
River are requested not to do anywhere within direct
range Of the heads Of the SAVANNAH RAILROAD
WHARvES, on the Charleston and St Andrews side CT
the Ashey Rivers by which precaudon contact with the
Submarine Telegraph Cable VII be avoided .s
S. c. TURNER, n M =
Harbor Mastare oRoe, Charleston, February g. 1855.
February 8aE w.
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News feom Haytf. < \

News sfrom FIaytf. 81 S11i3224 n ~ Ssssfss
SS z NEW YoRE, April IA letter from Auz Caves,
Aayh dated March that when the reyu..
/ i1taon broks out against the country peo
PIE attacked the town. Great fears were entertain
ed OF another attack, and the impression was prev
Jacmea is flooded with counterfeit money, 49,
Il 0OO, 600 Of which is expected to arrive shortly
Several persons have been arrested for passing it.
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in ct present. Only one year ago NApo1lE,os was
the arblter OF the destinies Of Europe In his
hand it was then said, we're peace and war. This
consideration fatterea the vanity Of the French.
and they feel keen the loss OF such prestige. Tha
disastrous failu1e Of the Mexican expedition: fne
very impoite, not to say insulting reply B1aA
gave to the demand Of the Emperor, for his share
OF tue spoile with view OF rectifying the French
frontier Of the Rhine;" and now, finally the further
menace to French influence in the affairs Of En-
rope, brought to light by the treaties between
Prussia and the South German States; these sew
era events have impaired not only the influence OF
the Emperor's Government, but they have at the
same time dimmed the lusEre Of NATIONAL glory. In
one respect, all this Will be Of present advantage to
NAPoIEoN, in that it will eectualy silence all fur
ther opposition the part or the Chamber. to Tho
bill for the reorganization OF the army. But this
new French military system win not BE in WORKING
order before 1858, nor viii the improved muskets.
rldes and cannons now being made be ready in less
than twelve months. The Exposition also forbida
any international hostilit;es this present summer ~
1t would hardly be fair for the Emperor to a]lowv
himself 70 be drawn into any war be can possibly
avoid, when he is under heavy bonds TO every na-
tlon n Chrstendom, and nearly every Islam tribe
70 Keep the peace during the year 1867. II.
:. great continental war, however. is not to ba
!hghtlyl t undertaken. NAPoLEoa notwith ding
AZ the mistakes which charged on his Govern.
ment is TOO wise ruler not 70 understand tba fnl
import 81 the situation. access or failure ~, Z
war with neighboring nation might not seriona,y
affect the! scion Of an old house. But n
Is sotherwise ,inrstanced iikstss
Emperor Of the rench.z His crown could never
aignal defeat ct .he hands ofT Germany,
The finances OF the Inpire are not II Il an MI,
to- inyitel struggle of: snch pro portions. Ana
however poprlas II war agaiinst prns-
sia would undoubtedly be with = large part ok the
popu1at hon, die army pei iculssly .| and An tha
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50 -NoIICE-CONslGNE PER STEAM
SHIP B. soUDER hereby notified tina. Yhe is III,
Day dischargng cargo at North Atlantic Wharf All Goods
remaining on the wharf at sunset will bo stored at ex
pcnse and riak of owners O
v .ss WILLIS & CHIsoLM, Agents.
All Freight amounting to aeon (15) dollars or less
must be paid on the wharf before delivery Of Goods
April is - =
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:, New YoaK, April @ 1.-THE German Republican
death Of lincoln: ~ Cooper Institute tomorrow
Dispatches from Fort Mcpherson state that on
the 9Th q mail party from TIivonia, in charge of
Mr.; Yero Raley, Government scout, q SERGEANT
and Il men Of the and cavalry, we're killed, scalped
ana % mutllated by Indians eighteen miles east of
Crows Will join the horrible soux's in which event,
G. J. Smith is in grelt danger. 81 .sG
Fraser, Trenholm &: Co., of Charleston, have:
been notified to appear before the Judiciary; Com
mittee to testify in relation to the blockade run
nmg business, and the firms assets at the close of
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-04
INSURANCE.

- The experience Of accident insur>
ance companies, demonstrates that ACCi-
DENTS WILL HAPPEN to people every>
where; and that notwithstanding . great
majority Of the risks taken BY accident
companies are on the lives Of persons while
they are travelling. the great majority OF
losses incurred are for accidents IN the or
binary pursuits OF life. o. the losses paid
By the United States Casualty Company, Of
New York, last year. % resulted from fall
ing, in the every day walks Of life 10 from
being thrown from private vehicles 6 from
injuries such a. sprains, strains. cuts, kicks,
scalds. burns, freezing, bites, &C.. none Of
which happened while Ire parties we're trav-
cling; while only fre losses have resulted
from railroad and steamboat accidents. and
oil other casualties on public conveyances
con bined.