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had died, and astonished the judge and
jury by refusing to answer, wherefore he
was committed for contempt. The next
witness being interogated in like manner,
astonishcd the Judge and jurymen still
more by replying that the man is not dead
at all; the bag being thus opened, the feline
quadruped was let nut by degrees, and it
now stands confessed that man named
RAINFoRrH made will in earnest, insured
bis life for $4,000, also in earnest, and
then died in fun, some accommodating dead
man being buried in his place; the man who
endeavored to make living by dying has
thus failed signally, and the insurance Office
is fifteen thousand dollars better off in it's
accounts than it would have been, had the
live dead man gone to his account.
A lady who had recently entered the
holy bonds of matrimony, and was there
tore partial to the united state bond, plu-
ralysed her desires and stole some United
States bonds, thinking that money would
improve matrimony, especially as neither
she nor her husband had any patrimony:
but the scheme failed, for the woman fell
into II the hands Of the lynz-eyed officers Of
the law, and the bonds have fallen into the
hands of Messrs. COLGATE & WAITE. from
whom they had been stolen.
H;AcKETr, the great Falstaf, intends to
build tirst-class theatre up town as soon
as ne can purchase desirable site for the
new building. Everything is moving up-
ward, and in few years. hence the Fifth
Avenue Hotel will be too far down town to
be fashionable. New YorkSEeeps growing.
MOULTRIE
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

80 NOTICE PER sTEAM-
SHIP B. souDER hereby notified that she is Th,,
Oay dacharg1ng cargo at North Atlantic Wharf All cada
remaining on the wharf ut sunset viii be stored at az
pense and risk Of owners
WILLIS CHIsoLM, Agents.
- sleiens amounting to fifteen t15) dollars or less,
must be paid on the wharf before deliverv of oa, ~
April /
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as- CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH, CHARLES
ToN-The Members tcolored) this Church were reg
uary dismissed from the three White Baptist Churches
Of this City, to form separate Church They are
shipping TOR the present at Bonums Hall, John street.
between Meeting and King. They have purchased lot
snd soliciting contributions to enable them to erect
House Of Worship.
They are believed to be p;ous and worthy persons and
ths object is respectfully commended to all who have
the ability snd disposition to aid such enterprises The
Following members Of the said Church have been author
lied to make collections CHARLES sa6AI1a, THOMAS A.
DAVIS EDWARD HAIa, DANIEL D. McAIp1N, JoHN BEE
and SAMUEL SrEwAaD. #.1A
Charleston, s. O., June ~, 1856. II VIM
tt4 Rev. LUCIUs CUTHBERT,
sS-!' @s-- Pastor Citadel Square Church
Rev. E 7. .WINKLER,
JAMES TUPPER - oAAAo 49,
WILLIAM s. EENERY. Deacons Citadel Square
WILLIAM @. WHHDEN,t Church.
u T.
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Aa BEA UTlF IL HAR.-CHEVAIIE
FOR The HAIR positively restores gray hair to
-. coor and youthful beauty; tmparts life ana
70 the weakest hair; stops its falling out at
once; Keeps the head clean is unparalleled ma n hail
oresslng Sold by all Druggists and fashionable hair
oiessers' and at my of1i' No. 1123 Broadway New
aorS- SARAH A CHEvALIER, M. D.
DIWE & NOISE,
No. 151 Meeting street,
1o,,,,, Opposite Charleston Hotel
-~,1 = 6nQoa
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ASA YOUNG LADY RETURNING TO HER
country home after sojouln Of few months in the
caE Was hardly recognized by her fende In place Of
coarse rustic, flushed face. she had soft ruby com
pie1don Of almost marble aoothness and instead Of
tw ahs really appeared but eighteen Upon In
qury as to the cause of great change she plainly
told them that ahe used the CIRCAs IAN BALM, and
considered It an invaluable acquisition any lady toilet
By It's use Lady Gentlemen improve their Der
sonn appearance an hundred fold 1t is simple in its
combination as Nature herself is simple yet unsurpass
ed m It's ehaoacy in drawing impurities Hom, alsohea
ing, cleansing and Identifying the and complexion
By ts direct action on the cucle 1t draws o 1t an It's
kindly healing the same, and leaving the sur
face as Nature Intended it should be-clear soft smooth
and beauaf1 Price ST. sent by Mail or Express on re-
eept Of an Order by q 5 ;:.s, 1T (. .
". l. CLARK & CO., Chemists, t.~.
5 No. 8 West Fayette Street, Syracuse, N. z:
The only American Agents for the sala Of the same #
saren ~ 1y %Ftla
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!; 50 CHARLESTON AND SAVANNAH RAIL-
Road COMPANY %. ISAAC W. HAYNE q aL-By
Decree of the Court Of Equity. for Chariesson
on 26th January last II was among other thtrps
ordered ''that the said Truntees--IsAAo W. HAYNE
EDWARD sEBRINa and JNo. E. CAREw-do forthwith
proceed TO ca. by public advertisement in one or more
newspapers In this sate and elsewhere ss they may
deem proper, upon al persons holding Bonds and cou
pons OF Bonds secured by the First Mortgage Aforesaid
to present and prove their demands or before the rst
day Of July nex with view Of ascatatning the Divi
dcnd to which such holders entitled out Of ths ball
anee Of the said purchase money after payment OF the
costa and ether expenses hereintefore ordered to be
paid 18$ss fsi1t7 1s77s &aS
Az persons, thersfore. holding Bonds or Coupons Of
Bonds issued BY said Company and secured by the Mort
gage Of 1st January 1885, hereby called upon to
sent the Same q the undersigned or before the arst
day Of Jnly next at the ofase Of Nesms wARDLAw &
oAREW, No u Brosd street. st which te fheir trrst
WIN be discharged. 85.5 5Sss7 t.75
49, ISAAC W. HAYNE, Ass Is;
9RS4se sRS' T e1RHR' sHRRIsa :Esa''sse - II
h H3-sayannah Republican and Augusts Chronicle and
Sentinel insert 1sk March and May and 18Th Jane
n sEs=e-uHry2 % as,s.r Ensy1 ,upn1 iu1y1
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TELEGRAPHIC.
Our Cable Dispatches,

SOUTHAMPTON, March 3O.-The 1e,Honio touched
here.
LIVERPOOL, March 80.-The J. B. Curtis has
been abandoned at sea. We have no particulars.
NooN DISPATCH.
The stock Of Cotton exceeds the estimate 2O.O 600
bales. Market quiet and steady; opening prices
unchanged; sales to-day will probably reach II, 900
bales. Produce market quiet; Common Rosin, IS.
3d.; Spirits Turpentine advanced 3d-s7s. 3d.; fine
Rosin advanced 1s.; sales at us Corn advanced
3D. 4. ,.ar.4 @ I
LONDON, March s0-Noon.- -Consols, s1l. Amer
lean securities are in request upon considerable
advance; Illinois Central 7sa; United States Bonds,
75}; Erie, sss. 4s@ i
-, FRANKFORT. March so.-United States Bonds,
PARIS, March s0.-United States Bonds, s4a.
LIVERPOOL, March S0.-Cotton became quito dull
and prices fell off Id. for Mdding Uplards. It
is now (two o'clock afterncon) quoted at 1sd.
other articles quiet and unchanged
LONDON, March 90-Eveninx. x.-Consols, 91l: :
bonds, 75i. "
PARIS, March SD.-Bonds, s4s.
BRUSSELS, March 31.-Placards hostile to Prus-
sia and favoring alliance with France are posted
in the streets Of Luxemberg. The Prussian com
mander Of the Fortress OF Luxemberg complains
of insult. . G- .A-#a
LoSDoN, March 3l.-A dispatch from Belgrade
states that the Prince OF Servia has left FOR Con
stantinople Ft
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2S BEAUFORT, s. c., 2sTH MARCH. 1867 --
y special invitation the Rev. JoHN Cox of the Second
Atr1can Baptist Church, and the Rev W. J. CAnparr,
Ok inc srst African Baptist Church. both OF Savannah
VI a 1'n instant visited this place for the purpose
" regularly and formally organizing the Frat African
BAPTIST Church here-for fifteen montha r,ast ,,d. ~
pastoral care Of the Rev ARTHUR WAppK1I Tha aor
wees "ete commenced by the Rev. W. J. CA.,ppr11
1eaong the oSth Psalm and preaching an tmurnssIra
s.snon non ST Mathews Gospel chap. 1s verse; after
which tho church WIG called order for business Rav
W. - CAMPBELL chosen Moderator. Tho minutes Of
neeunes were read in reference to tho calling
% tne heV ARTHUR WADDELL as pastor of the chnrrh
ana also the covenant constitution ana bvlaus ~ a.
cnurcn were read and unanimously approved Tho n,-,
oer o neoers received by experience and baptzed nv
no present pastor are two hundred and three which rs
unanimously acknowledged to be correct The rnoaer,
'or made an eloquent address to the church IN tbei
Aonsnmens as regularly organized body The meeting
es !our oeacons The Rev. Jo1s 1sc they would or
lnauon sermon and then followed the solemn tcs or
the ordination Everything waa done in rerfect order
and TO the satisfaction Of the church After the doxolcy
and benediccton the meeting dismissed with great re
)oacana. The church now consists Of seven hundred
members. 6~ 49,,
a@UNDER DECREE IN EQUITY.-DAIY us.
DALY-Ihe. creditors Of the late ROBERT DAIy
are hereoy called upon to and prove their claims
before the undersigned at his in the Court House
on or before the 18th day Of April. 1867.
JAMES TUPPER
H 1AleH 20 hS1nl Master in Equity.
aS NoTICE.-PUksUANT TO TIE DIREC-
TONs Of the late Act Of the General Assembly tho Court
OF Appeals will meet at Columbia Monday 18th April
Apphcsns for admission to the Bar win be examined
on Wednesday. 17sh april
Appeals from Charleston will be hrst heard and i'm
ed1ately thereafter, appeals from the Country Circuits
IN the following order, VIZ; Northern. Westeru South
ern, Middle and, lastly, the Eastern c,rcuir,
By Order JOrIN wATrEs
march II spill Clerk Court Of Appeals
s% CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH, CHARLES
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as-WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
E. M. WHITING. Esq, as a candidate tor slcrr -,
Charleston tJudiciaN District at the next election.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

~ NOTICE TO MARINERS AIMS
AND PILOTS Wishing to anchor their vessels IN Ashley
ser are requested not to do anywhere hin direct
range OF the heads Of the SAVANNAH RAILROAD
WHARvEs on the Charleston and St. Andrews s;do Of
tue Ashley River; by which precauon contact with the
Submarine Telegraph Cable will be avoided
5. c. TURNER, q. NJ
Harbor Masters Office. Charleston, February O. 1856.
Eehr11ar
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50 ARTIFICIAL EYES.-ARTIFICIAL uU-
hlAN EYES made to order and inserted by Drs +.
BAocH and p GoUGLEMANN (tor1nerly employed by
ho1SsossEAo. OF Paris) No. 500 Broadway. New York
april IA ~
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Headquarters Second AsdI1tnr, n5atr;ct ,
lsohTa CARoLrNA AND SOUTH CARoL1NA),
M"#anE# COLUMBIA, :. c., March 2lat 1Hs7 =
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WASHINGTON, March %,

lsPHcrAI CORRESPONDENCE zal: OF THE DAILY NEWS
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Latest from ;Mex.co.

NEW YORK. March 3l.-Havana dates of the 2Sd
state that Mexican adyices say that, the young
Prince ITURe1pE left here IN charge Of his father's
remsins, en- route for New York. ,i t 7-
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y 7'o DE- 2 d Ed q IT S HAIR DYE.-THIS
afhENOAD ND HAlh DYE is tho best in the world. The
on'S true and perfect Dyc-hnrmloss reliable instun.
taneous No disappointment. No ridiculous tin+s
Natural Black Brown. Remedies tho i'll effects Of sn
Dyes invgorates tho hai leaving it soft and beautiful
Ihe genuine 7gned Waiian, A. Bachelor All Others
arc mere limitations, and should DO avoided Sold hv MI
druggists and Perfumera Factory, Nc 81 Barclev
street. New York.
As- BEWARE OF A COUNTERFEIT.
Deccmper 10 #
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n NAMf1ne HeWa. {NS-E - '7I7 1..I
NEW York, March 3o-Arived- Steamer None.
kn, from Charleston. fts ;.ss1i3tss
NEW YORK, March 8.-sThe steamer Ftancis
Wyght, for Key West, is ashore IN the harbor, aad
must discharge her ,argo. She subsequently, Rot
on and proceeded on her route. q a,s
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Congregational.


WASHINGTON, March 30-SEvATB-A resolution
suspending the rule requiring the return Of nomi-
nations to the President, at the close Of the ses
sion, was passed This resolution retains in the
hands Of the Senate the present nominations
which will be considered in extra session. N.
A resolution for joint standing ordnance com
nittee WAS passed.
committee for the purpose Of accompanying
home the remains Of the Delaware Senator. Mr..
RIDDLE, who died yesterday, was appointed.
. After executive session, the Senate adjourned to
July. {, 9 II ;' "a. y. 'T.' E
HousE.-A memorial Of the Mayor and members
OF Council Of Baltimore praying for Republican
Government was referred to the Judiciary Com
mittee.
Mr.. BuRToN introduced q resolution thanking
General SHERIDAN for the Louisiana removals. MI
Woo we9D objected. The EMssouti0n 81 vas not consd-
The Joint ordinasEce Committee resolution was
concurred in.
The House Committee is Messrs ScHENoK, Lo-
GAN and BUTLER. .!&... N
The Bill confirming the South Carolina tax sales
as referred to the Committee on Claims.
The Agricultural College Bill was extended to
Nebraska.
The Speaker announced that all committees
we're authorized to sit during recess without formal
authority from the House.
The House flibustered on small appropriation
bills till twelve o'clock, when they adjourned to
July.
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a5- 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 impcdimcnts to MARRIAGE
"1tn sure means of relief Sent in sealed letter on
vsiopes, 'ree OF charge. Address Dr.. J. sKILLrN
HoUGHToN, Howard Association pb;Iada,r,,. D.
January Is .
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New YORK, March 31.-Havana papers Of the 23d
state that revolutionary PROCLAMATION signed BY
pz1ny prominent persona has been received from
Spain calling all classes to arms to overthrow the
Queen and establish republic. sg3.
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S n PIN G /.

oaacisl: J. W. c1ous Aide-de-camp: Ma,
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more than counterbalanced it BY b,estowing
them most bounteously upon the, daughters
:of Israel. And now the dance is renewed,
and the Merry Purimf r that flashes upon
the view in letters Of FIRE, across the stage,
is read again and again in the laughter lov-
ing eyes offsthe lovely dancers; (not the
men) and young men fall in love, who were
not in love before, and those who had fallen
in before, sink deeper, and the eyes fash
cn, and Young men sigh, and old folks
yawn, for it is growing late, and the hungry
60 70 the supper room and eat, ard the.
thirsty drink, and il grows later still
o'clock-tWo, three, four, FIVE. Music
Home sweet home = rush for hats and
cloaks, another rush for ca end of
the Purim ball :-;=ereunt o,naes curtain.
The larger portion Of those who attended
the ball, are no doubt still wrapped in{ the
arms Of Morpheus, while Monltrie, tairea
and sleepy, is endeavoring, d rather has
just endeavored, and perhaps failed, To-
give = description Of what be saw. wv;
7 beg your readers to pass over any.
:imper erfectionss iin ny letter, on the ground
Of said fatigue and nolence, and i
promise them that the next time I at-
tend a, bali for tie purpose Of o describing
tin, the News, viii make il . point q
leave earlier and endeavor 70 get more iideas
Iby getting more sleep: sEssss AZ
r viii ease came / before one Of the
courts q heze = few ago that Terminated
lar yenIiOas s1nanE,e Of the Wit
nesses5 ssked K .te Hen the man; man
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New YORK. March s1-The small pox has disar-
peared from Matanzas.
Sterling Exchange fell to 2a3 on Tuesday.
There was another revolution in Hayt, headed
by Prospero Ellie and son, who was killed and tho
revolution subsided. Il Another report says that
Clifford was defeated, aud fed to French vessel
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San FBANcrsoo, March 8o.-The Japanese Gem
miasioners, after visiting the fortiacahons, sailed
for New York to-day. " 8 sf4f ,s.
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January
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1867-05-31
ANUsEMENT

The OLYMPIC Music HALL.-Bob Hart has
created name for the Olympic that wins
for it high rank in popular favor. The
mammoth variety combination appear every
night. The programme embraces Minis
trelsy, pantomime, farce, ballet. Though
the weather is hot and sultry, the Olympic
is charming place for an evenings enter
tainment.
1HE RUrH Music HALL.-on Gravier
street. near st. Charles, Is the famous Ruth
music hall. More famous still are the
talented young artistes, Miss Nellie Sander.
son and Miss Julia Dixon, the baDjoist and
guitarist. Jim Brogdon and Ned Clifford
are there, also. and we do not wonder, with
these brilliant professionals, that crowds
frequent Becker's house of entertainment
nightly.
TuR METROPOLITAN FREE CONCERT HALL
Miss Cherrie in her challenge jig; Dora
Shelley In her new and pleasing comic and
sentimental songs; Tom Warfeld, the ban
jnst, and Tommy Fell, in everything new.
These arc The Inducements to visit the
Metropolitan this evening, and a host OF
people will go there.
ACADEMY OF MUsIC.-This evening there
IL affother entire change of programme and
more ovelty. The wonderful Zanfretta and
Buislay families In two brilliant panto-
mines. The beautiful farce OF Home fnr
the HOLIDAYS. and new songs. dances, and
olio entertainments. The roaring panto
mime Of ..Nicodemus' closes the evenings
performances. 1t is the coolest place OF
amusement In the city.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1867-05-31

We are pleased to learn that Louisiana
will be represented on the next board of
visitors to the Military Academy at West
Point. In 1866, DR.. Thos. Cottman of this
State was member Of the board, receiving
his appointment from President johnson.
At the annual examination of this year,
which comes ofneyt month, Mr.. E. H, An.
gamar, an engineer of ability, and loyal
citizen of this State, viii be on the board.
The only cadet now at West Point from
tAis State is Charles G. Eckhart, young
gentleman of great promise, native of this
city, who will graduate in June.
lie was appointed in 1868, from the Sec
oud Congressional District of this State by
Hon. Michael Hahn. Mr. Eckhart after
graduating will visit his re atives in this
city, and await orders to Join scme artillery
regiment,
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COURT REPORTS,
United States Circuit COurt-Hon. L. IL
DureIi, Associate Judxe.

New York Warehouse and Security Com
pany VS.. Mary C. Stirling. Judgment by
confession for Sl50,000, and decree Of fore
closure upon the plantation of defendant,
situated in Point Coupce parish. Execu-
tion stayed until September |, 1867.
Henry Jackson VS.. Vicksburg Shreveport,
and Texas Railroad Company, John T.
Ludeling, John Ray, and others. Demurrer
to the jurisdiction of the court on the fol-
lowing grounds:
|. That plaintiff, in merely alleging them
selves as holders of certain bonds, without
setting forth ownership of same, and the
manner in which they had become owners
of such bonds, hadnot disclosed an interest
sufficient to enable them to stand in judg-
ment IN this court.
2. That the allegations of the bills are
vague and indefinite, and too general in
their character, and the citizenship of all
parties plaintiff is not set forth.
3. That if plaintiffs have any remedy, it
must be found in the court out of which
| originated the writ of seizure aud sale of
the property, which court has the exclusive
power of controlling its own process, and
the exclusive power ofcorrecting any abuse
| of the same.
4. That the vicksburg, Shreveport, and
Texas railroad company, having, by its
charter, perpetual existence, or until legally
! dissolved, and its officers being required to
exercise their functions until legally super.
seeded, and there having been no election of
| directors since 1865, it follows that w. NJ.
| Wadley, who was then president of the
| company, still continues to hold that othce,
| and he being one of the plaintiffs in this
suit, and in contemplation of law, citizen
| of Louisiana in relation to the affairs of the
corporation, although actually a resident OF
Georgia, is prohibited from litigating before
this tribunal.
| Still on argument.
| III no | arN
Reinhart Bernard Williams, Joseph Sava'
ret, Joseph Fraser, Henry Altmuller, Henry
bruhn, Godlieb Fink, Abraham Cope.
United States District Court- Hon. f. III
MeLoskev. M"sps 4 Co. sus VS. w. G. Coyle a
Co. Default entered and libel taken pI'C
cOnfesso.
Naturalized-Caspar Wentz, ValentiI
Weber, Peter Shaffer, Matthias Schlosser
and David Nolan.
FIr.t District Court-Hon, w. w. Howe
State VS.. T. johnson and H. johnson, lar
ceny. Pleaded guilty.
State VS.. Kelly, assault and battery
Pleaded guilty and waived time of sentence
Sent to parish prison for three days.
State VS.. c. Durand, j. Garner, A. Fagot
and Henry Prince, robbery. Tried by /
jury and found not guilty.
State VS.. Jerry Taylor, larceny. Aospros
entered.
State VS.. o. Thomas, larceny, No! pros
entered. ..
State VS.. Lewis Brown, assault and bat
terry. Tried by jury and found not guilty
State VS.. James Ward, assault and battery
Tried by jury, found guilty, apd, waving
time of sentence, was fined $25.
Naturalized-Franeis Schmidt and Nose
Hsindingshelder.
i This court has adjourned until Monday
June 5.