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Gin, o as Remedial Agent.

GN, AS REMEDIAL AGENT, EAs BEEN IN ia
VI YOR with the profession for very long period, but
owing to the difficulty of obtaining pure article 1t has
en into dsuse in many sections Of the country, much
to the regret Of medical men, who consider it almost
specific in very many Diseases For all cases Of Grape
will certainly work cure; and If taken preventive
acting it does the sensitive membranes 1t ceanses
the parts to remove all possible sediment Admin
istered in the way it will prevent the formation Of
"acuti and do away with those terrible operations
therefore, necessary 1or their permanent removal
Gin is of ncaculable benefit to females IL those diseases
peculiar to the sex, and from it's tonic well its
bark even the electrical remedies. In cases Of posi-
tive tendency TO Pitss Consumption, Gin, TN proper
quantities, by supplying filing up the constant dying
out OF the natural fire OF tho system, will often entirely
ward oil that awful disease which carries of oneeghth
of the population of the United States annually Pure
Gin has this peculiar advantage over other di1usiblo
stimuli that it exharates without creating any thirst of
unhealthy character it soothes who 1t also excites,
and is powerful nervine we'll as active tonic
"BINIEGER's OLD LONDON DOCK GIN
possesses all the qualities that be desired for the high
dents the distilled juices Of carefully selected grains
made delicatey pungent and svorous with the aromatic
hncture Of tho Jumper Berry Age hss mellowed all
these mingled aromas and given exquisite dness-
smooth, oily body-end an almost floral odor to the
liquor which renders 1t delicious to the Senses Of smell
and taste alike, while its sparkling liquid purity leaves
nothing for the eye to desire.
'The writer must remark that Messrs A. H. Bns1NaRR
Co. merit the gratitude of the entire medical profes.
sion, well the world ut large for having introduced
stmulant fsuch unoxceponable purity and unequivo-
cal power both as preventive and curative agent and
harmless e1hiarahve beverage Chem,cdI Journal and
Medical Gazette. tu1 mGmos January %
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Carolina may seize the prize, compensation for
tho wrongs inflicted her by fnacsm in the Of
false humanity. In the change demanded, the upland
planters farmers will find grape culture substitute
their chief staple which requires but tring labor
and vastly profitable. This Is no patent way to
get rich nor yet is it temptation to speculate in u
sions with promise Of fabulous results but as tho
early bird catches the wor the first to enter this
uubounded fold Of labor will be the first to participate
with Justice in the largest of whatever vau
able i'll the legitimate pursuits Of Life.
Inquiries may be made to the Editors of this paper
and to RICHARD DAILY, care of JOHN W. CALD-
WELL, No. IS Beaver street, New York. March5
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UNDER DECREE m EQUrY.

BT0lDn TS. Young.
VIII be sold under the direction Of the undergnads
the old Custom House in this city, on THURSDAY, the
9lst dny of March, 1867, at IL o'clock A. M
All that LOT OF LAND on the north side Of Broao
street. In this CITY, measuring In front Brood street
seventy.fve (75 feet by one hundred and fifty Qty ta
In DEPTH be the said measurements more or !ess
ed to the south Broad street; west on lands d SAV-
age Herward; north on land now OF late OF W B. ap"
man. and west on land Of B. C. PRESLEY and W.
ler 5--ls.s !. T,rrI.ss.S.
Terms-A sufficient amount In cash to pay the amount
now due upon the bond to the complainant and the o
ance in one and two years. secured by bond OF the Pn
chaser and mortgage Of the premises With interest," ION s
day Of SALE payable semiannualy PufcnaSe1 10 nss i
Fehrnarv % thm7 Master In Equity,
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-, Kdgsid MUS at AUCTION: d /: ~
Rv vrwARDA.AW6I & ;CAREVYs4u q

~, Rda1eid Mils at A1tCti0n.:s * z gif0t
BIZ WAKDlaAWsd & CAREK.4 4 uess
Under foreclosure Of mortgages will be sold TUES
DAY, 23d April 1867, at II O'Clock A. NJ, st the ;nor
side Of the Exchange Charleston, C.,aas .sssl;
Ths kAA NILS with al the RsSp
tracts and parcels Of land situate lying and being in
the District Of Edgeheld South Carolina amounting IN
ali to about four thousand two hundred and fyntne
H25sl acres more or less conveyed to the sdd Kanis
Mills by John J. Glover and by Gustavua Yotge al OF
which said several racs Of Land ara now tnpoaseion
OF and occupied by the said Kalmia Mills rs tho site Of
their factory now IN course Of erection with
all and singular the wsters lrrvtle
members, Embellishments and to the said
premises belonging or In any wtse incident or sper
tanning. t.t sS9s s..:E;'-
All the BUILDINGS aAcafNKRY. Tools, 1mplannents.
the said Kalunia Mills on the lands and elseNheres
This property Is situate Immediately ON the :doth
Carolina Rairoad extending from near G11ntev1le
Depot to within one mile OF the Bath Papar NM and
EIGHT miles of the City of Augusta, 9ergs on:ithe
waters Of Big Horse Creek The Cotton Fsctotfaahin
one hundred yards Of the railroad ts tBo story
bnSpea sadeg and 1ds R VEN a long, den to
contain two thousand spindles and three hundred and
twenty looms and is fourffths completed Thsreare
for operatives completed and in eourse OF erection;
arst-class Steam Saw Mill in complete WORKING under;
gOGSd OS ReI! es h P;nne sehne ac
Shop with mplete set Of Tools; Machine Shop with
Steam Engine and Boiler, Lathe, Drill Press, &C..
The machinery Tor the Cot1on MIL l5 VI tlo 19ons
,nodern and Improved character manufactured in Eng
land, embracing ten thousand spindles shaftng end
other appurtensnces also two Turbine Wheels g one
hundred and sixty horse each; also the
for complete Paper Mil, Capable Of producing ten
Thousand pounds Of paperper day.
"a portion Of the machinery is or the and pordoa
in this city and portion in England s:-.-rss
The Paper MIL Is In process Of construction and con-
siderable part completed -, -. .
The water Power for running the Factory, derived
from Big Horse Creek Is ample extensive and neTer e
fftha completed. ,l.ss...--
plete all the buildings. .---., q So:
s ALSO, i,e,.fc--' S4S!s3s
GLASS, TIN AND HARDWARE for all the buildings
except the Paper MIL The Water Power and an the &c
cessories Of this property su as to adapt ts
class Cotton and Paper Factories, and capitalists are
afforded rare opportunity for good investment
TERMS which Will be accommodating. Will be made
known in future advertis ment and on dsy 6 sae..
Further particulars may be obtained on application to
B. +. EVANS, Esq. at the Mill or to :.. 30;
WaRDLAW + CAREW. Aucdoneers,
Corner Broad and State streets, Charleston, g. G.
fnW1 6W
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MAYORS CoURr.-The serenity Of Saturdays
Court was not disturbed by the trial Of many mis-
creants.
Only two fines were imposed, and those but for
trfing offences. A smoker, who did not know
that Venduo Range was wharf in the eyes Of the
law, paid 50 for his ignorance.
A fire which was Endlel in Cordes street to
properly cooper barrels was put out and the fire.
worshippers fined IS.
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LOCAL MATTERS.
To Correspondents.

We ero continually receiving communications Oh
political and other matters from persons who do
not attach tLor proper names to the articles sent;
and We take this OCCASION of repeating that nothing
can be published in The DAILY NEWS without
being indorsed by some responsible individual.
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The PHGSN has large circulation throughout the
middle and upper Districts Of the State. Advertising
ratios reasonable as the srngenoy of the money mar
ket will warrant. Merchants and others wishing to
the columns Of the paper will address
JULIAN A. SELBY, Proprietor,
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RsIovAL.-lrr j. NJ. HAppoLDr, go long and
fayorably known as tho prince of sunsmiths, has
removed from his former location in Queen street.
to No. 219 Meeting street noar Market. This is
move in the right direction, as back street is not
calculated to draw much trade. He can now be
found ct the same establishment with Mr. j. c. c.
NOLAN Of saddlery fame.
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We are indebted to NIr. T. VoGLER, los Market
street, for late cones OF the Round Table, .Toats
zeitung Harper's Weekly, and Krtmual Zel,,ng.
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TEE CARS on the City Railway will be run until
the close of the oratorio at the Citadel Square
Church this evening, for the accommodation Of
the public.
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THE TIME TO ADVERTISE IN THE
COUNTRY.

The Daily South Carolintan at Columbia, is now sent
10 every Postoce in the State Being the ociel
Of the State, it will be found OF the present time espe
ciay valuable to merchants aud others desiring avail
themselves of very large circulation.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.
auction Sales Thts Day.

Auction Sales This Day.
BARNET soHUn will sell, this day, ut No. 80 King
street, below Broad assortment Of dry goods, cloth
ing, shoes and fancy goods contents Of clothing and
dry goods store
". 7. LE1ToH r. s. BRUINS will SELL this day by vr-
tue of an order from the Judge of the District Court
Union Wharf, the hull Of the schooner Atd together with
all her tackle.
john G. MuNoR Co. will sell, this day, at No. l33
Meeting street. assortment of dress trimmings, spring
hoop skirts, &c.
B. NJ. MARSHALL i BRO. will sell, this day, the re-
manning stock OF the Planters HOTEL consisting OF
blankets, sheets, &c.
J. A. EIslow Co. will SELL this day South Atlantic
Wharf - bushels damaged corn.
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WINDOW SHADES.

1IARRISON BARNET, MANUFACTURER AND M
Ill PORTER Of WINDOW SHADES, CORNICEs
Bands Pins Tassels Gmps, Loops, Cords, &C.; White
and Buff Hollands No. 126 WILLIAM STREET, between
Fulton and John streets, New York.
Store and Office Shades made to order.
f. Deceynhar ,nufeyoo
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Dress Trimmings, on accou,t Of Underto,7te,s and
All Concerned ei.s.5 90
BIZ JOHN G. M1I4NOR ~ CO.
THIS DAY. 18th inst, at 10 O'Clock win be sold, at our
Auction Sales Room, No. 1sS Meeting stree,
GAZE ASSORTED DREss TRIMMINGS, VIZ:
"a dozen BUGLETRIMMINGS . -
1l3 dozen Fancy Galoon Trimming
100 M BsyEs Needles, assorted numbers. -.
30 dozen 20, 25. 80 spRINa HOOP SKIRTS
case 60 pieces, Bleached Shir5ng; In loh
16 pieces Kelyville Tcktngs Is -
10 pieces Kentucky Jeans t,9s,tfsss.S5
Black, White and Mixed Cotton Hose 5S
India Rubber Suspenders1 Z: 80 - 80
10 pieces ~ Red Check hating. o.; IS 80
Undesirable GOODS
Conditions caah. -. -: March 18
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A NEW YORK FARMER, Of practical experience in vino
yard culture will engage in the business with party
having the necessary carita, with uteror view to
the manufacture of wine. The capital required may be
graduated to correspond with the extent to which
would be advisable to co. md used at intervals If the
business be conducted with due regard to the conditions
essential To success it will pay soon and we'll.
The disorganization Of labor demands change IN
agricultural pursuits and probably in no direction does
point with better prospects than to wine growing
Grape culture in the Northern States is attended with 80
much uncertainty, in consequence Of the severe win
ters that it is yet doubtful if it be made On interest
of any considerable importance beyond speculatng IN
hardy varieties In the Light Of this experience South
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SEWING MACHINE FOR $40.

TyHE MACHINE WILL STITCH, HEM, FELL. TUCK,
Il BRAID, &C., 80 simple that child will easily man.
age 1t, is offered for SALE and bs aeen at No. II Ma
zyck street, No. 46s King street, and at ;iy'.s.
". L. WEBB'S 'Crockery Store,
February is mwf2nos No. & Hayne street
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Boots and Shoes. s
vSNT1.E2 nRlK1

Boots and Shoes. fsE5s sszs f3;SE5.
By MILES DHA scr1is -
On TOMORROW. 18th Inst, st 10 oeloot, Zen IT.
ny Is stSss 6ssss BooTs na IS
saragossa assorted and well 1ee rea
trade - = 81;
CASES GENTS, GALE z. 8. Boots, Ns to ia
Cases Gents Calf and LaSting GongIsgk. 65o10 z8.
Gases aents' Calf and Kip BalmoraI Go 1
Cases Mens' Zip and Bun Balmoral, tkto 13a
Cases Mems Calf and Kip Brogzns, = 70 III - ~ go
Gssss Cases. ssas sip oad 5as az
Cases Cases Ladies Ladies Fine Inc Morocco N ". BslfaorsIs
Cases Ladies', Fine Morocco Welt Bsimorsls
Cases Womens, Buff aud Goat BalmoraIE Bto
Cases Bcys' Calf Balmorals, TO 90 80
Cartoons containing 9 large assortment ladies'
Misses and Childrens dsiters. Slippers.
= Terms CASH -. aantoa 1s
sund,ies per P,4lsssan.B Brig Paul aiAase,sJJ
Bordeaux, dcntayed on uoyage OF, i1srpoatEtson
Sold by order Of tie Ccnssl Of Nd,lca. Jo CO.
count Of the Underwriters, and icll lie consent
Of Me Agent q, ase hsnsa g gndszseriteTs.
VIII be- sold at auction MORROW, t1pth Mas6h. at
q. 8. Bonded Weretonse, Atlantic Wharf ct o'clock.
CASKS CREAM OF. Rim cHRsTkIa
1cask Gum Arabic. 81 49,
cas- Gum Senegal
]. cask Gum SifHngs
1913 boxes Claret Wine g
boxes Vim dc GraYa ..sat.G5, 1as:iis &c, i=z53
"a boxes Ersndy Fruit assorted s
18 boxes Brandy Cherries Gl sss..- - -
10 barrels Prunes 80 - s
- Is half barrels Prunes
1901 Demijohns .;.i:la
=. "A bales Corks - ( SO
% sacks Almonds st.sS.I =. . slisa
quarter quarter ss:ss sssss R 5ss.,S WIZ nea
Terms cash -. ~; s5z5i Mszohas 81
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PLANTERS desil o',s of obtaining highly concentrated
ammonia:al fertilizer Tree from mineral phosphates and
other adulteratprs, o so by applying to k1SsAS
HOWELL No 153 East Bay, who Agents for the sale OF
MApEs' Nitrogenized Super Phosphate Of Lime.
Fohr,1ary II mYthS
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A-A-A-A-A-

The best Dyspsptic Bitters now in PANKsIs 8
Hepatio !3ters They fail to give relief Try
bottle and be convinced For sale by all Druggists.
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C.. S.A.

Z. s. A. = 80
oxTy.sEvEN PHOTOGRAPHS OF THE GENERALS
~ AND STATESMEN Of the late Confederate Suites
sent free on receipt OF twenty-five cents.
Address SOUTHERN PUBLISHING Co..
March a. 1mo P. o. Box 1424, Baltimore, Md.
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TIE CONCERT To.NIaHr.-As tho clerk Of the
weather has deigned once more to smile upon us,
tits a fair presumption that the concert tonight
will be the head centre of attraction, and will be
pataonized by q crowded assembly. Professors
ROBINSON and RUDDock, with their talented corps
Of assistants, haye already proved to the commu-
nifty that they possess no small amount ofmusical
lore, and tho promised performance is one that
will be appreciated by all whose hearts are not out
ftune. 1t should aforementioned that this concert
has been originated for tho nob!est purpose-one
that should strike areBponsire chord in every
breast, and be literally responded to from the
pocket
st. Michaels bells are inseparably connected
with the history Of the city and it is the ilnpera-
tive duty OF every one, vino has any pride in hor
welfare, to at oiiee contribute his quota toward
their redemption. 1t was . happy idea to raise
the requisite amount by means OF the concert, and
the music will be sweeter when it is remembered
that it is only the preparatory notes Of those
sweet chimes whose sound seems to come from
Heaven,
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The programme published assures US that this
concert will be inferior To none that has preceded
it, and the public will have an opportunity OF in
du,ging their charitable inclinations ut the same
time they are enjoying rare musical treat.
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Provisions, GROCERIES, &o.-Messrs JEFFoRDs
& Co., No. 27 Vendue Range, advertise an exten-
sive assortment Of the above articles. At this
time, when the country is almost starving, it is
veil to know where the necessary stores can be OBJ
tanned. Messrs. j. l. Co. offer q large and varied
stock of bacon, mess pork, &C., comprising the
different brands and qualities known to dealers.
They also have large quantity OF flour and corn
on hand, and additional cargoes Of the latter daily
expected. To all in need of these supplies we can
cordially recommend Messrs JEFFonDs & Go. as
the best place to obtain them.
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TTAv1NG RECOVERED FROM THE EFFECT OF
proved our store besides having made large additions
to the same we are prepared after passing many
weeks in New York in carefully selecting Goods to
hitit the
Des Arc weekly citizen., 1867-04-06
THE RELEASE OF JEFF DAyIs.-The

THE RELEASE OF JEFF DAvIs.-The Louisville Courier says:
 It seems after all that the Senate Ju- dietary Committee is not about to re- port favorably on the releascs of Jeff. Davis. The fact seems to be that the resolution was not even referred to that or any other committcs. Because the matter was taken in hand by so pes tilent Radical as Mir. Wilson, who, it seems, has lately joined the church and it is to be hoped experiences some twinges of conscience about the doings of his party, many persons augured fa- vorably for its success; but we confess We have not been at all sanguine. If Wilson had recommended something atrocious, Congress would give heed fast enough but the suggestion of an act of justice toward Southern gen tleman, even though made by one who has attained tho 'had emincnce' of q Jacobin leader, falls to tho ground un- needed.
 Ifnot Wilson only, but all the Radi- cal members of Congress, were really to become ehristianized and join the shurch--wc don't mean one of those political, John Brown concerns so pop ular with the Radicals--then something good might be expected of thcm.- There is not much more hope of that, however, than there is of Moloch be- coming eyangelized.
 In the meantime we are not without some faint hope that the President will at last take upon himself the responsi- bility of putting an end to the protract- ed and unjustitiable incarceration of the illustrious prisoner, by releasing him upon his parole. He must see that while humanity and justice imperative ly demand this, it would in nowiss complicatc tue endorsements which surround him.
Des Arc weekly citizen., 1867-04-06
LABOR.

The true policy of the Southern peo- ple-that which will bring the greatest reward, is to speculate less upon the theory of government and work more. By the sweat of thy brow thou shalt eat bread was pronounced as a curse upon man, but whenever he has gone forth to labor and sweat he has earned his bread and enjoyed it. A man of ,emincncc once said: ''The curse hasbccomc a blessing, the penalty mercy aAaan who goes forth from a dwelling without care into world to
 be reclaimed by toll and trial and trou- ble, there to wage . perpetual conflict
 with the obstacles of nature, will find
 this rugged warfare essential to the de- velopmcnt of his physical and intellec- tual faculties" Without motives for excrtion, without labor to occupy and
 stimulate, what is life but barren waste--a fruitless search. We must work; and whether political gloom
 surrounds us or national prosperity is visited upon us, five enter heartily into tho improvement of the means given us by Him who directs all things, the end
 will be success. Honest cndeavor brings its own reward. To work is mans inheritance, and just in propor- ton to his work, will be his prospcri- ty. Therefore, we say tho time is, when we should speculate less and work more. The fruit of this course will he--if not National prosperity--in- dividual comfort f
Des Arc weekly citizen., 1867-04-06
THE UNION CONVENTION---SO
 CALLED.

We havc received but very little news from the capital, concerning the radical convention which met on Tues day last. Considerable excitement was manifested as the crowd gathered.- The ssfaithful few" however, pulled off
 their hats and proceeded to business, by selecting K. J. T. White, President then they squabblcd about credentials, and then the speaking began. Chancel- or Gregg came first and then the mighty J. Win. Dcmby, took Q set. Neither of these gentlemen made much hcadway. The next speech, and the best one, was made by Mir. Peyton, negro pl eacher. The Conservative says he took issue with previous speakers, and gave his colored brethren some good adviee.--
 He told them 70 attend quietly to their
Des Arc weekly citizen., 1867-04-06

Esy~ Those who work hard seldom yield themselves up entirely to fancied or real sorrow. When grief sits down, folds it's hands, and mournfully feeds upon its tears, weaving dim shadow that little exertion might sweep away into a funeral pail, the strong spirit is shorn of it's might and sorrow becomes our master.
 When troubles pour upon you, dark and heavy, toll on with the wave wrestlc not with the torrent-occupa- ton to divert the dark waters that threaten to overwhelm you ill a thou sand channels, which the duties of life present.
 Before you dream of it, those waters will fcrtilize the present. and give birth to fresh flowers that they may brighten the future-flowers that will become pure and holy in the sunshine that pen etratcs to the path of duty. Grief, af- ter all, is but selfish feeling, and most selfish is he who yields himself to the indulgence of any passion that brings no joy to his fellowmcn.
Des Arc weekly citizen., 1867-04-06
Union State Convention.

Tho Daily Conservative of the Sd inst says: "The convention met at 12 0 clock and was called to order by appointing Dr George K. Weeks to the chair, aud Capt l.. NJ. Andrews, and Reyes Danforth, sec retaries
 Tho convention then proceeded to bal lot for President of the convention, the vote being based upon the number of rep resentativcs to which the several counties are entitled in the State Legislature - Secretary R. J. T. White received ma jority of the votes cast, and was declared elected
 Major Montgomery moved that com. mittee be appointed by the Chair, on per. manent organizations, pending which mo ton the convention adjourned until 3 o'clock p. m
 The convention met at 3 o'clock, and was opened by prayer by Rev. Mir. sprig. Ter.
 On motion committee of nine was ap. pointed on permanent organization, and withdrew to the committee room for con. sultation
 A committee of nine was appointed on credentials, and list of the delegates fur nished them, when they retired to prepare a report.
 Mir. Montgomery moved that the name of Baldwin be substituted for that oi Hunt. Referred to committee on eroden- tials.
 On motion of Mir. Kinds, the conven- sion took recess of half an hour, to awai, the report of the committee on ere dcntials.
 1 O'CLOCK, P. M
 Convention met. The committee op permanent organization. and the commit tee on credentials, not being prepared to report, the convention took a recess until : o'clock.
Des Arc weekly citizen., 1867-04-06

- Brooks, of the San Francisco Times, has brought suit against the As sociated Press offices for S2O0000, for withholding tho dispatches from that Journal
 In consequence of the depression of trade, the ironmastcrs of the north of England have issued another notice of reduction to the amount of ten per cent. in tLc wages of the furnace and miilmon,