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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-03-02

An official communication shows the aggregate
amount of s53s000 expended for subsistence
stores issued to destitute refugees and freedmen,
or persons not belonging to the army, for the six
months ending with December last. OF this,
nearly "a, coo are set down for Tennessee, 5000
for Louisiana, $4,000 for Alabama, $4,000 for
Georgia, s51,OOO for South Carolina, $4,000 for
North Carolina, 1000 for Virginia, $4,000 for
Washington. and other sums varying from s14 to
s11OO, were expended in other Southern States.
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Destructive 'ConHagrattDn.-Loss Estimated
Between Eighty and Ninety Thousand
- no11arx. --.--4-z-E-e

: Dnllarx. ss--rg.s--4-z-E-z
About ten o'clock last night an alarm OF fire was
sounded for the third district, and was found to
proceed from the brick block Of cotton warehouses
situated on Boy street, near Jefferson, owned by
Mr.. and Mra Hodgson and Miss Telfalr. The fire
originated in the junk store OF r. W: White, and
when first discovered the flames were issuing from
that building, and soon communicated to Miller 10
Brothers cotton warehouse on one side, and Grady
& Tully's warehouse on the other. In the former
was stored 100 bales Of upland cotton, all Of
which was consumed, and in the latter 81, 900
bushels of lime and 75, 900 laths, which were
also destroyed. Owing to the infammable na-
tlre the contents Of the store in which the fire
originated and the delay in securing aaufhcent and
prompt supply of water, the flames spread with
great rspidty, and it was only by the almost super
human efforts Of the fremen that they we're final
" subdued, and confined to the buildings men
toned above. The fire companies we're promptly
on the ground, and the Metropolitan steam engine
had the honor Of throwing the first water. Several
daring firemen narrowly escaped being crushed by
the falling walls which fell into Bay street, about
eleven o'clock, with fearful crash. One lad was
Severely bruised by portion Of the debris striking
him; fortunately, however his injuries were not
considered serious. We understand that the cotton
was fully insured in the London Phoenix Insurance
Company The contents Of Grady Il Tully's ware
house, which, as above stated, consisted Of lime
and laths, Was insured for $4,000. We have not
been informed whether any insurance had been
effected upon the buildings The value Of the pro-
perty destroyed is estimated at from $50, 900 to
SOC, ,600.-Sauanaah Republican, March l.
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@ STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, CHARLES
TON NDIsTRICT.-DANIELH q. sHCOX us.tJOsEPH F.
BRAUN.-N TEE. COMMON PLEAS, ATrAoHnEaT.--
- q \.
Whereas the Planhf did, the 2sth day Of February
1857 file his declaration sganst the Defendant who ss It
is sai Is absent from and without the limits Of the State
and has neither wife nor attorney known within the
same, upon whom copy Of said declaration might be
served: -
is therefore ordered that the said Defendant do ap
pear and plead to the said declaration on or before the
9th day February which will be In the year Of our Lord
1885, otherwise final and absolute Judgment will given
and awarded against kim. J. W. BROWNFEELD,
Clerks Office, Charleston District O. g. p. /
March ...sszz. 1amol2
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aa- CoNsIGNEEs' NOTICE. - MERCHANTS
Line schooner N. W. SMITH will discharge cargo This
Day at Adgers North Wharf All goods not called for be-
fore sunset will be stored at risk and expense Of con-
signees WILLIAM ROACH.
March
So ALL DEMANDS AGAINST THE TERN
ELEANOR ELIZABETH, GAGE Master, must be pre-
sented at the Office Of the undersigned by u o'clock TA.
Day, otherwise they Win be debarred payment
March j. A. ENsLoW CO., Consignsea
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aF THE HEALING POOL AND HOUSE OF
MERCY.-HoWARD ASSOCIATION REPORTS, for
Young Men, on the CRIME OF SOLITUDE, and the
ERRORS, ABUSES and DISEASES which destroy the
manly powers, and create impedments to MARRIAGE,
with sure means of relief Sent in sealed letter
velopes, free Of charge. Address DR.. J. SKIILN
HOUGHTON, Howard Association, Philadelphia, Pm.
9Yn0
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Domestic Markets.


New YORK, March 1.-The Stock market is de-
pressed. Five-twenties '62, Coupons, 111a111t.
Money psr cent. Exchange 60 days, 81. Sight
81. Gold 1891. Flour 5a1O cts. lower. Wheat
dull. Corn dull and heavy. Pork frmer; new
Mess 81 90. Lard dull barrels 12al24. Whis-
key quiet. Peas quiet Cotton quiet and firm, at
81 for Middling Uplands Freights quiet.
EVENING DESPATCH. :. =
Cotton firm. Sales $500 bales at 313a32. Flour
dull and declined 5a1O cents. Wheat dull and de-
clining Corn declining, Mixed Western s1.O7.
Provisions quiet and dull. Whiskey in fair de-
mand. Rice quiet. Sugar steady. Coffee Armer.
Fteights firm. Stocks active. Gold 1891. Money
6 per cent. ~
BALTIMORE, March Coffee steady; sugar
quiet; -four quiet. Corn active and higher, white
97as1. Provisions unchanged, except bulk meats,
which declined. Whiskey 50 Is.
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Among the recent novels, are The Village on the
Cliff, by Miss Thackeray (Harper Il Brothers)
The Story of Elizabeth, by the same author (T. B.
Peterson Il Brothers) Berlin and Sans-Souci, one
of Che series of historical romancos, translated
Co..; and Ingemisco, by Fadette (Blelock Co..,
specimen Of gorgeous rhapsody Too splendid for
common eyes.
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The Animal Natter as might be supposed in fertilizer
than that in the Peruvian Guano. Still 1t will afford d.
ring the process of decomposition about three per cent
of Ammonia. The OIL (which is remarkably abundarE)
though not generally reckoned among Manures being
here associated with other less stable animal principles
cannot fail of adding to the value of the MIXTURE espe
claly on Light Soils The insolu6le Phosphate being
thoroughly organized and, at the time minutely
divided is also well adapted to gradual appropriation by
the plant
According to the present sample GOES SUPER
PHOSPHATE Ia judiciousy and faithfully manufac.
tred Manure and will not disappoint those who will
give it trial. Even employed Alone should expect
highly remuneratiue results.
tSigned) CHARLES UPHAM SHEPARD.
Prico $50 per ton of 20U0 pounds
For sale by e. H. RODGERS & CO.,
Sole Agents for South Carolina.
JanuBry 12 stuth2mo North Atlantic Wharf,
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sPEcIAL.N0TI

CONsIGNEEs PER STEAMER FALCON,
from Baltimore. are hereby notified that the ship is This
Day discharging cargo at Pier No. Union Whves All
goods remaining the wharf after sunset win be stored
at their expense and risk. MORDECA CO.,
March Agents. =
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% UNION BANK so. Ca, CHARLESTON,
2sd February, 1s67-The Annual Election for Directors
Of this Bank will be held on Wednesday, 18th March
proximo, at the Office Of the Bank, on East Bay ~
q. D. ALEXANDER, Caahier
February % stufhs wi
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General News

NEW YoEK, March GEORGE WAGNER was hung
for killing his wife.
The steamship Asia has arrived from Halifax.s
ALBANY, New YORK, March 1.--Gevernor FENToN
has ordered Captain OrNEY's discharge, on the
ground thatthe crime with viii, h he is charged in
the requisition does not justly his extradition,
thus avoiding the political difficulty involved.
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A 'eHistory of England" in jingling rhyme,
in an odd chiefly and D
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e.. FRANK GOES
SUPER PHOSPHATE OF LIND
OR
BONE DUST MANURE.

WE BEG TO CALL THE ATTENTION OF PLANT
w ERS to the above superior manure for either
Corn or Cotton the experience of last year proving It
equal if not SUPERIOR to Peruvian Guano.
The following is the report Of an analysis made from
lot now in store
Phosphate OF Lime, insoluble. ..28.SO
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NY.-OHAR1EsTON, February 9th, 1ss7.-A Dividend
Of ONE DOLLAR PER SCARE will bo paid to the Stock
holders and after this date, In partial Liquidation from
ONE DOLLAR PER SHARE, with interest, and the AS
pany
Stockholders win be required to present their Stock
Certificates.
By order OF the Board Of Directors.
JOSEPH wHuDEN,
February AZ Secretary and Treasurer
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@ MAGIC INK PATENTED).--WLI
write all colors and shades out Of bottle and with
one Ink; is unsurpassed for fancy and ornamental
writings. Price, 81 box free by mail. The trade sup
piled. Address q. De C0RDOvA,
No. 50 William street. New York.
noropnbnr fhrfY,0rno
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@ ARTIFICIAL EYES.-ARTIFICIAL HU-
MAN EYES made to order and inserted by Drs. F.
BAUcH and P. GoUGLEMANN formerly employed by
Ro1ssoNNEAu, of Paris) No. 500 Broadway, New York
Apru IA 1yr
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#AWAY WITH sPECTAOLEs.-OLD EYES
made new, without spectscles. Doctor or Medicine.
Pamphlet mailed free receipt OF ten cents. Address
E. B. FoOIE, M. D., No. 11sO Broadway, New York.
Novernher q = ~ =
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NEW YoRE DRY GOODS TRADE.-The New Yorl
Commercial, in review Of the dry goods trade

SayH:
Prices are not very firm. It is uncertain if any
great quantities Of goods could be disposed of at
reduction. Merchants are buying such amounts
are very cautious about accumuIating stocks
Woollsn goods do not show the same improve
ment. The trade is without animation, and people
have almost ceased to expect any change al
present. The auction sales Of foreign goods con.
tinue to be quite animated, but Importers arc
generally submitting to loss on their earlier i'm,
portations. Some goods imported this season bring
remunerative prices, but generally the dress goods
and spring fabrics can be purchased cheaper here
than they actually cost to import.
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% WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
VIM BLUM DNGLE as Candidate for the sherinalty
at the ensuing election.
Ga1farnbar III An
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a@ SPECIAL NTELLIGENCE.-WE Pro
POSE to furnish LABOERS of all classes for Farmers
Railroads. Shop Garden Store, Hotel or general House
work.
Persons desiring employment will cali at No. sos King
street; and all orders for Laborers win be promptly met
and satisfactory reference given.
February % limo s.B. HALL co.
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Florida Itenll.

SHOCKING MURDER-ONE BROTHER KILLS ANoTH~
ER.-A murder occurred at one Of the plantations
Of Green A. Chaires, Esq, near this CITY, on satur-
day evening last The testimony on the inquest
held by Coroner J.. c. May was in substance al
follows: Geo. Ormond and Phil Bainbridge, both
colored and brothers, were. employed by MIR.
Chaires. George was at work in the field when
Phil came in, and the brothers got into quarrel
about the work. George, who was the eldest,
spoke Grossly to Phil, when the latter retortel,
and they both seized axes, but were prevented
from iniuring each other by the other hands.
Phil then left for the house, and got his gun and
started towards the field. Meeting his brother,
he fred one barrel, which missed; he then fred
the other barrel, and shot him through tho heart,
killing him dead.
The verdict of the jury was in accordance with
the facts. Phil was .ested. and Is now confined
in ail.-Idaahassee F2oTadian.
SOUTH FLoBDA.-The tide Of emigration which
hos flown 80 steadily into this section of Florida
for the past few months, still continues, but not
in such numbers. Hundreds OF families have gone
below and settled We wish them abundant pros
perity in their new homes, and hope to have good
reports from them as thrifty and Industrious citi-
zens.-Ibsd.
The Jacksenvile Union says the Florida, Allan
tic and Gulf Railroad has decided to put the lands
belonging to the company in market.
Col. Sprague commandment Of the military forces
in this State, has issued an order sustaining the
civil authorities in Fernandina, and has ordered
company of troops to be stationed there to prevent
further acts of lawlessness.-East Florida B Inn e
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nT BEA AUTIFUL KAIR.-CHEVALERB
LIFE FOB THE HAIR positively restores gray hair to
s original color and youthful beauty; imparts Lie and
strength to the weakest hair; stops it's falling out at
once; keeps the head clean; Is unparalleled as hsit
dressing. Sold by all Druggists aud fashionable hair
dressers, and at my Office, No. 112s broadway, New
York. SARAH A. OHEvALIER, N. D.
D0WIE & NOISE,
No. 161 Meeting street.
Opposite Charleston Hotel.
4 .HYnn :
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- asr CITADEL SQUARE CHURCH, SERVICES
9oAorro,O Morning at hapast 10 O'clock and at Night
at halepast O'Clock, by the Pastor, Rev. LUCIUs
CUTHBERT. March 2
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sulphate of Lime and traces of Sulphate of
Ammonia, Potash, Soda and Magnesia,
with come free Sulphuric Acid, about. 80.
Hygromehc Water expelled at 212 degrees.
Combined Water 10 portion Of this belongs to
tho Phosphate Of Lime, which was esti-
mated after it's ignition; the greater partof
balance is doubtless associated with the
Animal Mstter) and Animal Matter. 49,.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

% YOUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN AssOCIA-
TION-The Rev. JOHN 7. WIGHTMAN, Pastor of Bethel
NJ E. Church Of this City will deliver asermon before
the "Young Mems Christian Association in Glebe street
Presbyterian Church, ToAoro,o Sunday Euening Ser
vices to commence at half past O'Clock.
The young men of the city especially invited to be
present.
collection will be taken up in aid of the Association.
- By order Of tie President
March l. 6. n RRnwN socrot,rv
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The photographic Magazine is published b
W. P. MILLER, Box 6097, Chicago, Illinois.

An article on Book Borrowing in the Round
Table opens with the following proposition
Tooth-brushes, horses, and books ought by
common consent to be held articles equally un-
transferable. The transgression made by their
borrowers against sound social morality varies
only in degree The toothbrush loses it's value to
tho owner instantaneously while the horse and
the book undergo gradual deterioration and after
repetitions enough of the operation become worth
less. Yet an overture for the first would be recog-
nized as an infallbe mark of rufianism by the
very people who habitually transgress as to the
o+hnr 4un
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1000 TONS BURDEN,

CAPTAIN LOUIS NJ COXETTER
0N AND AFTER THE 2sTH OCTOBER, TH1s FINE
~ SHIP will sail from Middle Atlantic Wharf, every
Eida. Niqht at 10 O'Clock for the above places.
All freight must be paid tore by shippers.
GANGS Of eRroes VII be t1ken to the sbose points On.
the st Johns River at IS each. Children unoer ten
wears of age free Horses and Mules at reduced raes
R-County papers adyertts,ng ''the DlCTATOh E1A
nleasa discoufue their notices and send account to e
Agents. -.
Agency. sc1th Atlantic Wha11, January j
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TELEGRAPHIC.
Our Cable Dispatches.

VENICE, March 1.-GARIBALDf's son has gone to
Turkey to help the Cretans against the Turks.
HAvRE, March 1.-The steamship Arago has ar
rived.
LONDON, March 1.-The Confederation Bill was
read twice.
AnTEsrUs WARD is dangerously i'll at southamp-
ton, and his recovery is improbable.
LIVERPOOL, March 1-Noon.-The brokers cr-
cular reports the sales Of the week at $1,000 bales
10000 Of which was to spectators and exporters
Market opens to-day firm; sales 10, 600 beles-Mlo-
ding Uplands 13sd; Orleans 19bd.
Euening.-Cotton closed firm. Mddling Uplands
131; Middling Orleans 135. sales 10000 bales.
LONDON, March 1-Noon.-Consols l. 81. Bonds
7s}.
Eoens,sg.-Oonsols closed at 81. United States
bonds 7S4.
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% MEssRs. EDITORS:-PLEAsEA AN
NoUNoE JOHN T. MLL1aAN ss Candidate for Sheriff
Of Charleston District, at the election in July ne1t,
and obnga.
THE MECHANICS AND WoRKNaMN.
September 70
iEMEsSRs. EDITORS YOU WILL PLEASE
announce Gen. A. N. MANIaAULT as Candidate for
Sheriff at the ensuing election. A CITIZEN.
November stn
~WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
E. N. WHITING, Esq, as candidate for Sheriff Of
Charleston tJu6iciaD District at the ne1t election.
September 10
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Congressional.


bonds 7S3.
Congressional.
WasHu,eroN. March LIN the Senate the Pre-
sident's veto of the Colorado Bill was considered.
The vote on passing the Bill, notwithstanding
the veto, was yeas %, nays l9, w:
BuoHALEE, CowAN, DAVIS DIXON, DooIITIE,
EpMoNDs, FEssENEEN, FOSTER GRIMES, HARRIS
HENDRIX JOHNSON, MoDoUGAI, MORGAN, NEsauTH,
NoRros PATTERSON, and SALISBURY
The consideration Of the Tax Bill was resumed.
The vote On removing the cotton tax was lost by
tie. The Senate finally fixed the tax at two cents.
The additional amendments made by the Senate
we're generally unimportant, when that body took
recess.
The House went into Committee of the Whole on
the Deficiency Bill. It involves su, 600. The
details elected heated debate. provision was
adopted, allowing no claims to be considered from
those who have participated in the rebellion. = The
appropriation for the White House was rejected
An amendment, appropriating $50, COO to Lberin,
was next offered proposition to withhold it
until white men were allowed to vote created con-
siderable merriment,, when the whole matter was
postponed:
The proceedings are very di.atory.
All appropriations for the Improvement of streets
were lost.
The House next took a recess.
Washington News.
WASHINGTON, March 1.-The Senate rejected the
amendment aboIshing the Advertisement Tax.
The Senate votes on the Colorado veto to-day.
1t is confidently stated that the Tenure Of Office
Bill is dead.
The communications between Vera Cruz and
the City of Mexico are interrupted. It is reported
that the Imperialists dismayed, and the Liber-
ais are holding several important places. -.
The President has proclaimed Nebraska aistate
in the Union.
JOHN B. WALTHAM has been confirmed Post
master at Lynchburg, after about sixty reflections.
Relief for the South
BOSTON, March Sixteen thousand dollars has
been subscribed by the citizens for the relief Of
the destitute Of the South, land s20O, 900, We be-
lieve, for the benefit of the Candiotes.l
RumoEs about the Veto Message.
WASHINGTON, March Ian intense anxiety pre-
walls here relative to the Message. long Cabinet
consultation resulted in alterations causing delay.
The Executive attaches immense Importance to
the document.
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FOR NEW YORK.

<%Ieh~cn ONE OF THE ITKANDM&
kEs a4Is GAIT TsR sFEA41sHP GIER q !. .,,ss
sE47saszsg Os4Ass;G- HNDALUsIA, GRANAnk,ss..
Win leave Adger's South Wharf every &dtr1os., i
The steamship sARAGoSSA VIII leaYe Adger Wharf
on Sunday. March Sd, st O'Clock t.5i "a ''tE
R5- Passengers can consult their convenience tn4s
going on board, -a...-s5= = - : -
February 25 80, d RAVENEL Co.,
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a% ORPHAN HOUSE CHAPEL.-THE REV.
CHAs. s. VEDDER of the Huguenot Church, will per.
form Divine Service in this Chapel Tomorrow Afternoon
Sd instant, at Four o'clock March
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Miss AUGUSTA J. EVANS is said to be the great
literary honne OF New York this season. She is
the guest Of Mr.. DERBY formerly Of DERBY &
JACKSON, now of the DERBY Art Gallery, and is
said to be much sought after in the highest social
circles of Gotham.
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:! B CoNsIGNEEs BY THE MERCHANTS
LINE schr. DANIEL CHASE, from Baltimore, are noa-
fed that shes dschargng Cargo at Brown Co.'s South
Wharf Goods remaining on the dock at sunset will be
stored at owners risk and expense.
STREET BROTHERS & CO.,
Marck No. "a East Bay.
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Miss THAcKERAY, the author cf ''The Story Of
Elizabeth" has new novel out, "Ihe Village on
the Cliff" She is the daughter of the lamonted
W. n. THAcKERAY, and is said to inherit much Of
her fathers talent. It is somewhat curious that
Miss DICKENS, daughter of the great rival novel
ist, has also made successful debut in the same
field, her novel being very highly spoken of by the
critics
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RumoEs about the Veto Message.
WASHINGTON, March Ian intense anxiety pre-
walls here relative to the Message. long Cabinet
consultation resulted in alterations causing delay.
The Executive attaches immense importance to
the document
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Relief for the South,

Relief FOR the South.
BOSTON, March sixteen thousand dollars has
been subscribed BY the citizens for the relief Of
the destitute Of the South, land s20O, 700, We be-
liaYa for tna benefit of The Caniiotas.l
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The Jacksenvile Union says the Florida, Allan
tic and Gulf Railroad has decided to put the lands
belonging to the company in market.
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SHIPPING G..

SLCOP ALICE, JACOB BURT MAS.
~ TER, at Adger's Wharf, will receive Freight for
COOsAWHATCaIE, POCATALIGO,
all Intarmediate Landings Will sail On
Saturday. I'd March. 81 February %
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Harbor Masters Office Charleston February 6, 1866.
EahruarY
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KARL BLIND, one of the many Red Rep bGcan
e1les Of the last generation, who has been riting
revolut tionary letters from London during imber
of years, has written letter to German Radi-
cal paper in New York. urging the instant inn each
| ment of ANDREW JOHNSON, warning Aneric MS by
the example of ::Lou1s NAPOLEON and hi, lAeup
d'etat.
A NEW religious weekly journal is the Church
Union-devoted to the unity Of the Church. It
advocates entire and unqualified freedom through
out the Church Of CHRIST. It claims that the
Table Of the Lord is free to all the Lords people
that the pulpit of His gospel is free to all His true
preachers. It favors no 'tSectarian" Church; nc
Church with Bishops as essential to being or we'll
being. It fearlessly opposes Rituaism and
Ratonalism; it is radical for freedom, for unity
and for reform it winks not as practical evils
either in Church or State; it's aim is to be the
freest organ of thought in the word.
The Church Uniom is sold by the American News
Company, in New York
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The above ia true copy from the original order made
in the above stated case, 18th February, 1857.
A. F. EDWARDS, G. E. D. D.
Commissioners Office, Darlington a., Feb. 49, 1867
February % s41