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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-11-02
Senator Sumner.

The New York correspondent Of the
Philadelphia Ledger writes
In regard TO the loose newspaper talk
about difficulty between Senator Sum
ner and his wfe,il may be worth while
stating, 10 correct misapprehension, tba,
. the trouble had its origin in some misun-
delstanding in regard 10 some letters sent
by the Senator 10 Count Bismarck, re-
quesling the withdrawal of Baron Hol.
stein Of The Prussisn legation, who has
been, as alleged, TOO attentive 10 Mrs.
Sumner. The lsdy's honor was reflected
upon, and in fiji of indignation she has
gone 10 Europe. These are the simple
facts Of the case, and have them from
an entirely trustworthy source.
A Boston correspondent OF the New
York Express gives some additional
statements Of the affairs, which he says
are in everybody's mouth. but which
may possibly be erroneous in detail
though correct probably in the main.
This gossip writes in substance as fol-
lows
Baron Holstein was written 10 by
Mr.. Sumner, and, report says, insnua,ed
something not honorable TO the wife,
which was promptly repelled in the Bar
on's reply. Mr.. Sumner, as chairman OF
our comminee of foreign affairs. then
wrote to the Prussiaa Minister Of Foreign
Affairs. the distinguished Bismarck, tina.
if he (B.) would recall the Baron, he (S.)
would be obliged, The adroi! Bismsrch
yielded 10 the potential position Of the
American chairman Of foreign affairs. and
the Baron was recalled TO Berlin. Mrs.
Sumner next became acquainted with the
alleged facts Of the correspondence, and
Indignantly packed up and went 10 Europe,
Mr.. Sumner was married shout two yesrs
ago. His wife being widow at the time
il is said, sacrificed large Jolnture by
marriage. She is highly educated la.
dy, end stood high among the refined
women of Boston"
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-11-02
Stock Of Merchandise,

embracing everything usually found iu a
country store. hope to purchase my
goods entirely for The cash, thus enabling
me 10 sell upon the most favorable terms;
and 10 that end, | mos. urgently request
all persons who are indebted TO ME, and
have not settled their accounts since har-
vest, 10 call and settle the same al once,
and hope 10 one will attempt TO excuse
himself because his account is small. |
shall continue the business at Elk Branch
and endeavor 10 keep my stock complete,
and not be undersold take this oppor-
,unity of thanking the community for
their liberal patronage, and hope by a,ien.
ton TO business and desire 10 please and
give satisfaction, 10 receive a continuance
OF your fsvors, TO the patrons OF Union
vile Store, and all others who may be
kind enough TO become such, you will al
low me TO express the hope, with the aid
OF polite and efficient clerks,to render our
selves acceptable to you, and receive your
support. Respectfully,
]. S. MELVIN.
Dnfield's Sent Ia 1867 tf
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-11-02

Fanny Fern thinks i. ought 10 be con-
sidered disgrace 10 be sick, confidential.
ly adding-"I am ffty-fve, and | feel
half the time as if was just made. 10
be sure / was born in Maine, where the
timber and the human race last; but
don't eat pastry nor candy, nor ice cream.
own stout boots-pretty ones, TOO.
have waterproof cloak, and no dia-
mouds. | like nice Bit Object steak and
glass Of ale, and anybody else who
wants i, may ea. pap. | go TO bed al
ten and get up at six; | dash out in the
rain because il feels good on my face.
| dom, care for my clothes, but will be
we'll and after l am buried, | warn you'
dom, lie, any fresh air or sunlight down
on my coffin, If you don't want me TO gel
up."
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-11-02

To Merchants.

ESSENCE Lemen, Ess. Peppermint.
u Ess. Cinnamon, Castor Oil, Lauda-
NUN, Psregoric. &C.. for sale by the doz-
en- al less than city prices. a, the
sep II Drug Store.
4 LMANACS.-The original Gruber's
q Hagers,own Almanacs, for 1868, ius,
received at Ir,oin g. Keedy's.
DASKETS.-Corn N Baskets, Msrke,
% Baskets, Baskets, Tubs and Brooms.
oc,5 HtCin g. Keedy.
QTONEWARE.-Stone Jars, large
- and small, also, Butter Jsrs. Jugs,
Spiitoons, &C., al H,cin g. Keedys.
Z AMPS and Lsnlerns.-A great varle-
"A ,y Of Coal Oil Lamps; also. Lanterns
Lamp Chinneys, Wicks and Coal OIL
cheap by Iri0in Kcedy'
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-11-02

California. says an Eastern paper
gives birth 10 good many facts. A
friend informs US, for instance, that u is
impossible 10 grow the common turniP IN
any par, Of the country-the soil being
SO imPreenated with gold-dus, that "yal'
Ter strikes through" and converts them
oil into ruiabagas.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-11-02
TO THE PUBLIC !

To the Citi1ens Of UnionviHs and sur
rounding Country.
HAVING come in possession of the
Ill Unionville Store.house property, |
folly expect by the ooh or 25th inst, TO
open at Unionville an entirely new and
complete
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-11-02
Virginia still an Undivided State.

Henry A. Wise made aspeech at Rich
mond, last Thursday, before the "Horil-
cultural and Pomoogical Exhibition, "
which we find reported in the Dispatch
newspaper. In the course OF his remarks
he referred TO West Virginia as follows: a:
The speaker next alluded 10 the various
divisions of territory in the State, giving
a glowing and extended account of each.
In his description he included West Vlr.
gnia, and said have treated West Vr-
ginia as still part of Old Virginia, and |
ever will uElil she is lawfully divorced or
separated by the consent Of those whose
consent is required But whether Vir-
ginia OF old be made one or two, she and
all her parts are the same to me, ,snd ought
10 be the same 10 each other. II West
Virginia was alenated, it was not with
out much reason and for causes which
have now ceased foreVer,a and which ought
10 be forgotten. Whether we or she for
get and forgive or not, | love her still. |
glory in her lights, which are now begin
ming 10 shine, and | pray that her night
and our night may wane, and that the
mists around her mountains could melt
into morn" and her lights awake the
world"
Still regarding Old Virginia as whole
undivided and unspent. present her ter
rilory TO the world, and challenge compa-
rison for immigration and settlement
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-11-02

A lady who has great horror Of To-
bacco 60! into The cars The other day and
bad to take a seat next 10 male psssen.
ger. She inquired Of her neighbor. with
look OF sOlicilude. "DO yo0 chew iobae'
co, sir ," mo, man, don't" was the
reply, "bul can ge! you che" II you
sani oae."
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-11-02

There 10 q bssbful bachelor who dsses
not meet ladies' ~ The street. lie s.ys
they wear 80 msny bssles on The dresses
that be fears oveIiufes from them.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-11-02

The girl Who sang. 20. Charley 10
my darling" saw him one night ~iIb an.
oiher feminine and dsn't { sing IL IS much
as she did.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-11-02

Keep out Of bad company-when the
devil fires into a flock he'll hIi somebody.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-11-02

Advertising is the oil which wise
trsdesmen put in their lamps.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-11-02

An instance of connubisl affection ls
narrated as occurring lately in New HamP-
shire. A couple had qusHeled during
the whole long term Of their married life.
Al last the husband was taken Ill, and ev-
iden,ly about 10 die. His wife came 10
10 his bedside. where. after she had seen
bis condition, the following collOquy en-
sued
IVY, daddy, your feet are cold, and
your hands are cold, and your nose Is
cold -
"Wa'al, lei um be cold ~
ivy, daddy, YOU'RE goin' 20 die J!
"Wa'al, | guess | know wot I'm
bout !"
wy, daddy, wuts 10 bscum Of me II
you die :"
Dunno, and don't care I! Wat want
to know is. 1rdt's 10 beeuDI Of me =
Joe and Bill Benton went 10 New Or
leans with hatbost OF corn. Joe wrote
10 his father thus:
M Awleens, Gune lst.
"Desr Dsd-MsrkeI is dull and corn is
low, and Bills ded alsO,"
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-10-03
BARNwELL, 8. c., September 80, 1867.


Mr.. EDrTon: You will do us great favor to in
form us why it is that Captain MAanA1n and Lieu
tenant PEAKE, OF South Carolina Railroad, doom it
to tho interest Of that organization to charge us,
poor, ruinod unreconstructod farmers, two dol
lars and q half for bale Of cotton from the sta
tions in this District to Charleston. Cotton s car-
ried from Augusta to Charleston for less than halr
that 6guro; and the ateamboats on Savan nah
River carry 1t for fifty cents a bale TO Savannah
from any landing on the river. Some planters say
that they can send their. cotton to Oharleaton pia
Savannah By water for less Il. by the before
mentioned company's cars. Cthors say that they
will send to Savannah and save ono dollar and a
half on tho bale, for that is all they can clear" at
the present low price of the article
Now do MIR. Editor, as you havo great deal Of
| influence, Touch up the Captain and Lieutenant;
They are good men and wish to do right if they
know how. But thoy forgot; and are worried BY
the multiplicity of calls upon their time and atten.
tion. . NJ :,
1t was fair that tho planter should shell out
when he was in luck aud getting So to DO cents for
cotton. Always liberal and disposed to spend
money, lie did not complain when other interests
demanded a email portion of his gains. But now,
now when lie feols that everything is against him,
Judgment, skill and luck all gone, the price Of his
favorito sinking at the rate Of one cent per day, 10
demand tho two dollars and half is ungenerous,
| malicious, unwise and anti-republican.
In all earnestness, and seriously this charge ID
too much and should be lessened. They are many
who feoI the burthen besides
DARNWELL FARMERS.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-10-03
NOON DISPATCH.

NOON DISPATCH.
New YORK, October 2.-Stocks irregular. Gold
advanced to A. Sterling unsettled; time nom-
nally 9ia94; sight 9ia9l. 'G2 Coupons 49, Flour
1Oa15c. better. Wheat sa5c. better. Corn 1a15c.
better. Rye very firm. Oats dull. Pork iirmer at
$2. Lard steady. Whiskey quiet Cotton quiet,
22c. Freights quiet. Turpentino quiet at 58l.
Rosio dull; strained 81.
EVENING DISPATCH.
Cotton activo; salea 1900 at 22c. Flour active:
State SO 65a10 30; Southern $40 Scala 25. Wheat
buoyant; white Michigan 81 95a3 O7t. Corn active;
mixed Western 81 29Aa1 SO. Provisions steady.
Groceries firm. Naval Stores dull. Froghts firm.
Money active. Call Loans fully 7. Gold closed
firm. Governments closed quiet, generally fac-
tion lower.
The sub-Tressury today sold 81, 900 bonds
and bought 81, ,o00, 900 Seyon-T -Thirties. The Sub
Treasury balance is s114,GoO 900.
LATEsT.-Gold closed al 43E.
BALTIMORE, September 2.-Cotton-rather bet
ter feeling; small sales; Low Midding 81; Mid
ding 22a229. Flour sluggish; shipping Superfine
- 76a10 90. Wheat stronger primo 10 choice
- 60a2 &c. Receipts light. Corn scarce White
81 Ta1 % Yellow 81 33a1 IS. Oats steady prime
"a. Rye steady at Halt. Provisions fair for
Southern demand quotations unchanged.
CNorNNATI, September 2.-Flour Grmer; in fair
demand. Torn dull and lower No. shelled 96
Whlskey nominally unchanged. Provisions firmer
held higher. Clear Bacon Sides advanced
there were buyers, but no sellers, at III at close
Lard in good demand, 132.
LoUIsYIIIE, October 2.-Flour active Superfin,
20. Corn unchanged Now Cotton 49, Pork $24
Bacon Shoulders 14i clear Sides 1a Lard, kottle
rendered, 1sl.
NEW ORLEANS, October 2.-Sales 11G0 deman,
moro general, supply increasing; prices easier
Low Middling 1ssls1. Receipts, 53S. Flour firm
~itn an upward tendency; triple Extra 81 Is
choice Extra a.. Corn firm and unchanged. Oat
prime at 30. Pork firm, 2Oa2Ot; Bacon in fai
jobping demand; Shoulders Is; clear sidos 10
susar-oured Hams 2sia27. Lard very firm fierce
10; kegs lG. Gold quiet, 43halsi. Sterling 54a
b8. York Sight ial discount
MOBILE, October 2.-Salos ITO b,,es. roca,t
1890; demand chiefly for bottor grales. c,oso,
quiet and steady, at 1sa18ac. for Midlngs.
SAVANNAH, October 2.-Cotton active; sales az
bales; .Mddlings 1s3a19c.; receipts 14o0
AuausTA, October 2.-Cotton In fair demand
prices steady; sales a6s bales; Middlngs 17tc. re
ceipta 626 bales.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-10-03
From New Orleans.

NEW ORLEANS, October 2.-Tho intcrments from
yellow fever for the twcnty-four hours proceeding
A. M. to-day are 54.
In the case Of the old and now School Boards
Judge DU PLANTER decided that the Board
was appointed when no vacancy existed. The
resolutions OF Council repeating all ordinances
touching public schools were null because they
confcted with tho Act Of the Legislature and were
violation OF tho charter because passed. by both
Boards on the aamc day. The Judge decraed that
tho new Board was not qualified, and bo forbidden
to perform the duties Of School Directors of public
schools in New Orleans. No appeal will be taken.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-10-03


CALCULATING MACHINE is in use in the Office
OF tho Rogiatrar-Genoral in London. It's opera
tons are both accurate and usoful, and in tho ast
annunl report Of the Registrar there are numerous
calculations for which It was used II ia limited
to calculations involving regular series, but BIZ
means of logarithms, questions involving caleula-
tons in tho higher branches OF mathematics can
bo reduced to very simple formulas, and brought
into such compass as will readily admit Of their
insertion In tho machine. The machine was in
tended 10 perform only tho operation Of addition,
but by various expedients It Is made to perform
also subtraction. muliiplcr ton and division. Tho
machine has also been used to Introduce the elo-
uuent Of interest in tho various tables. Tho pre-
lin,nary steps OF tho work, snc calculating tho
m%oriastyat mo- deoennial perloas OF aSe ana dedqsing
the machine, but when tho differences wore once
obtainoI, tho machine was able to take up tho
tial method,
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-10-03
VOLUME ". NO. &C
TELEGRAPHIC.
Our Cnbi. DIupate,,-s.


LONDON, October 1.-The Pau-Anglcan Synod
issued an address condeniniuS ltuasm and
Popery, and urging the unity of tho church.
aAa!n.IDI dcc!i;ics giving his parole
IL is reported that NAPOLEON has issued a
caimly-worded note TO the South German Sow
ereisus, asking pledges against union with North
Germany
LONDON, October l-Evening. -CousoIs oI l-1G ::
Bonds T23. Sugar 25B. 3D.
LIVERPOOL, October l. Evening. Cotton closed
steady; sales 12,00O balcs; prices unchanged.
Manchester advices favorable
VIENNA, October 2.-FRAscIs JOSEPH visits Paris
October Goth.
FLORENCE, October g. Quito Il serious riul of
darnaldians, at Vi!erbo, has beon luellcd.
fARIb, October 2.-There il much distrust in po-
hlical and financial circles RourER, Foreign Ses-
retary, LAyAILErrE, Horno Secretary, and Mona.
Italian Munster 10 France. lett for Bar,itz TO con-
Ter with the Emperor
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-10-03

We aro pleased to notice that tho Commissioners
of Public Buildings have recently had tho roof and
front OF our court house repaired and painted
which adds to this Templc Of Justice moro I'M.
posing appearance than heretofore. The roof of
the Jail has also been repaired and painted.
gentleman from the nGighporhood OF Little
Rock, in the northern portion Of this District, ill-
been properly cultivated, tho cotton crops ar,
equal II not better than they have boen in many
years. The chrn crops are also very COOL III
the farmer could desire, but ha snowy staple often
les neglected for want OF activity in gathering it.
Marion Star.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-10-03
REaIsTRATI oN.-fhe following il tho final result
Of registration in Marion District:
White majority.

~ , lHaTl0f LFeSCeEI.
The New HoTEL.-Ths establishment Is rapidly
when its handsome windows shall be ablsze with
the illumination Of chambers full OF guests. BY
long odds, it ia tho most elegant editico in Co!um-
New York, can excel The beauty and deafness Of
its architecture. Tho rooms are large, airy and
light md, taien all in ALL tho pr N ses are as at
tomplated. as my building in , state. We hayo O
not learned whether it has b.. -nied, but who
ever does SO, and keeps IL class hotel, will
make money.
We wouldn't mind keeping ihe hotel ourselr if
somebody would ngren to keep us.
iioi FOR VERIAON STEAgB.-Gcn. Wade FIamp-
Major d. A. Miller, and Mr. l.. Stark startel yes
terday for dOer hunt. Tho locality is only about
thirteen milo. dlsant, and sportsmen say that tlno
bneks abound.-L1tH,nbid Chronicle,
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-10-03
WASHINGTON No,Ys.

WASHINGTON, October 2.-General Mower tele
graphs General GRANT that the election passed
Oh quietly throughout Louisiana
Tho Treasury clerks now work from nine 10 four
O'Clock.
The internal revenue to-day Is Il, ,7G1, 900.
Tho Grow Indians refuse TO meet tic Commits
soners at Fort Laramie i'll November.
One thousand pounds bullion was recently
shipped from Gold Hl Nevada
The Merchants Union Express safe, at Broyps-
vile, Nebraska, was p!undered of $4,000
Tho Massachusetts Democrats have nominated
JoHS QUINCY ADAMS as Governor, and GroRaE NJ
STEARSs as Leutenant-Governor. Two hundred
and nineteen towns were represented by nine hun
dred and sixty-three delegates. Universal cnthu-
sasn prevailed.
The Secretsty OF State has tetteis reporting the
America. :
The ranch Mint at Charlotte N. G., is soon to
be put in full operation Tor assaying purposes only
Mr. JoNEs, the Assayer, is now here, and repre-
Hents that operations havc been recommended in
mines neglected during the war; aud that receipts
are on tho increase, not only from localities in
North Carolina, but from contiguous Statos.
HEADQUARTERS OF THE ARMY
Ap1UFAST-dESERAL's OFFICE October |.
70 avoid risk OF yellow fever, officers now absent
from their commands, which are serving in the 18th
Military District, authorized to remain absent
until further notice from this Office
BY command of General GRANT
z, D. TOWNSEND A A n
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-10-03
SPECIAL NOTICES.

aS- DISTRICT COURT or THE UNITED
STATES FOR TUE DISTRICT OF s0IIru c,ruIIs,
IN baNKRtPrcY.--IN THE MAT~rEI oF DAVID n
Williams CO.. BASKHupTS. DISTRICT or
oooih cARoLfSA-This il tn Civ. notice that %,
tls t~eilty-si1th day Of September 1867 Warrant Il,
bankruptcy was issued out ~ the District C,rrl or ,
United States for tho District OF South Carolina nr,u.,
tue Haht DAVID t. WILLIAMS & co. nf rI,ar,.t,I. 3,
the District or Charleston In sait District who aya
oeeh nuiudgcd Bankrupis ttoir own petition: Thai
'e payment OF any debts aud the delivery OF apy mn
perry belonging to euch Bankrnpts cn or r their
use aud tic transfer OF any property by ihe nr for,
o"len ny law; and that meeting the creditors OF said
Dankrupis to prove their debts and 10 choose Oh, or
more assIgnses of their Estate will be held At Cr, al
bankruptcy. TO he holden Office in Broad air,sl
Charleston. before H. n CARPENTER. Esq Register n,
bankruptcy for said District. thu twrutvsrcund ,v
OF October. A. d. 1867. at l9 o'clock NJ.
J.P. NJ. EPrINd.
'U 5. Marshal for said District, as messenger
SS'ooe'
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-10-03

/ Al
n'' ~ "it"'' NORTH whsrI All goods not called Tor
'r'"r" -rI,-"t Will t,. -'mri At .i,s ami .,,,.. ,.
| -ignr,s. wurt,,, n,,,,,,
| tIrtn;irr "
| EO- tpNSInNEES NOTICE BuSroN I'M,
steamship GE" II. urIuN viii ,li.,.har., ,.r,o r.i.
'" I" Accommodation whnt GOODS not called t,r H..
7lmn. ,r,, y, rt VI co'S<
utt,.i,.ra ~ ''''h.
O." Mis-. WlNSiroW' = SOOTHING SYRUP FOE
; -, - '. "''''y facilitates tho process trnh,
,|I ~ "'''. inc '"n-' r''n'na all ,niIan,laiior-.
"hi 'iiaS AL rN> and -ia,nI, ,,t,,, ,,, T., s,ip.,
lo El'irifrI TIll: Euwrie I,r.,1 ,,, ;, ,.
''f IL will nn" rA IT, Yourselves. anal M, MS ,uy,
HEALTH no YOUR INFANTS ''
W" har" pmt up an sold this lrlirl. 10, y..,s ,, a.,
=" u" '"ti''"i'" anl truth III il what lly,. m.y,c
been i''' I" ny of any nlh r,iIrnr Never las IL ,.u
"' IA Hum4r iniale I" effect .nrr wlrn timely II ID
Never d"l we sn"w M instance ion I,y auy
"r "'' u-' u. pn t, t,Ary Hl ar ,crbt.i Will,
"- ~" r'"i. anal fp"i III irr,4 ui of t1
hifsn ~ "iit'. IL aii medical virtues
We s!"'k IN this matter "wliNr VIZ DO KNOW ausr
vans ~ "Ni'r"i'' ami li"ls" reputation for tho
t"hIls nj n Whit W" hers ,I.rIar In uIu.i rv.rv in,
-a'''t where H." infant IL .uNri,r. fran, ,,,i,, @
ta'','" cr' will be fInd ia fifteen or twenty mimi, .
nii"r iln' -yrur T. a administered
run direction, iar USING will accompany each haiti.
Bc ,,irc aud rs,i for
"MRS. WtSSLOwS SOOrHIS;; syR,,p.,
''a'is Tie '' ''"i, oi "cuErII & penK,Ss'. on tI,e
outside WRAPPER. All 9th, RS are base Imitation,
S"h' by Druggists throughout the wo,ll, Price o,,x
81 cents per bottle
ohf"s-N" Il" Fulton ct. New York; M, 10, urp,
l""''' England: No. III ST. TauI street. sIu,.
''a' '"haIlo' l'owiE NOISE. Agents
augnla1 tnII,s,,,, r,-,
"'''Shh" Charleston. s. T..
hu y LADY OF UNDOUBTED CHFMJC,r
"hIlh. hAS RECENTLY PERFECTED CHEyALIER.t
Ill 'oh ihE lAIR-t positively restores gray bair
=" us "'Shai color aud youthful brauy; iniparts life
"""s ai growth tn the wrlkrst hair; stops n, Gu,
w " ""''' Keeps tho hend clean; il uupurTrIcl as
h"fur''-hig Sold by all druggists fashionable. hair.
ress'r7 AMI dealers Ia fancy goods ie trade supplied
by the Wholesale lrI,ggis,s
SARAH a. CIEVhLiER. M. D.. New York
For sale by DnWIr !, ,.,Icp
Wholesale Agents FOR South CarolI,l.
o""' STUN 'nn No. l5l Meotlng street.
sJ- HArCiIEl.oE'S HAIR DyE..rJJlS
HAIR DYE ia the hc4l in the world n,
"h'y f'"s n'r perfect hp" harmless reliable iuatsu,
lV""ua. y" disappointment. No ridiculous lut,.
natural iil'E "r brown. Itrmriic- The III rnecs of HIi
f'!; in'ig"ra-s the hair lrl,i! il rolt and beautiful;
hn genuine l. -tn, Ii'iam 4. Ikrielelr All Other.
Druggists and rcrItt,nnr-. Factory, No 81 Bar,leu
street. New YorL.
Ho' HEwARE on \ GuUNrEGrElr
per,n,pr III IL,
-----------S Se
ES- ARTIFICIAL. EYES-ARTIPICIAL Hi.
MAN EYES mall. tn order anu iisesrL by Drs f.
N'cli ahd J.. dolIHLf;M.tSN formerly employed by
oIsoNScAr, Of Paris. M. .el Isr,.ulway New Yorl
AlTi u ,vr
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-10-03

MOBILE, October 2.-The second days vote stands
$40 blacks, "a whites. With very few exceptions
the voto IVES for Convention No disturbances
whatever occurred.
MosTaoMERY, October 1.-Two days voting in
Montgomery give 45s9. The first day in Selma
$500. The frat day in opslika $50. The frat day
in Wetumpka 1000. All for Convention.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-10-03
wALrERnono'. $. c., September 10th, 1867.
is inst four miles north of Il

Cheyenne il just four miles north of tho Colo.
rado line. The military post will DO on tho reser
Tstion about emo and half miles abOvo the city,
and tho position il admirably selected. About
2,0OoCpO feet Of lumber is hauling from Denvor to
erect tho necessary quarters, etables, 60. About
400 cavalry aro now encamped In tho vicinity OF