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De. HosrETTER:

DE-. HosrETTER:
Dear Sir: With pleasure can testify that your BIT
TIERS, from my knowledge of their use in my family
and from what is sad by purchasers. are fur superior
any other.
Yours, &C., ROBERT GIEBAL.
EFF1NcBAM EfNngham Co., Ill. May 20
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ATTENTION is called to the advertisement in an
other column Of Madame q. A. PERR1Go, Of Bufa-
10, N. Y, the great Astrologist and Clairvoyant.
Madame P. can be consulted by letter, on su af-
fairs Of life-past, present and future.
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Lo! THE POOP FREEDMAN.-With certain class
among the freedmen summer is the halcyon pc
riod. Work is then unnecessary, for the earth
supports her children, and the sale Of the fruits
that grow wild at this season is sufficient to sus-
tain life, and that is their highest aspiration. The
cry blackberry" is familiar to the'ear, and is now
heard every part Of the CITY, 1t is varied by the
different venders, who tax their ingenuity to in
vent some wild yell that will alarm the citizens and
cause them to purchase if Only to preserve the
peace.
We were recently struck with new appeal ut
tered by an old knock-kneed and dilapdated freed
man. He was evidently plantation hand and
green at the business; his basket was full, con-
tanning perhaps his ent re stock in trade, and the
sun was approaching its zenith. He sent forth
his gutteral cry OF Blackberry" at intervals, but
failing to obtain custom he hssitated, but sudden
ly brigh idea struck him, and he added to his
usual invocation: "Oh, want some money so
badl" This plaintive appeal was not long unan-
swered and before he passed out of sight he was
hailed, his basket ghtened and the coveted green
backs in his possession. Whether he continued
his sales we know not, but left the spot wishing
that some Of the philantbropio travelling orators
had been present, and they would have obtained o
text for discourse on the pleasures OF emancipa-
ton.
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auction Sales This Day.
JOHN g. MuNoR Co. win sell this day, at 10 O'CLOCK,
in their auction saesrooms congress boots lace prints
&c ALSO hoop akrts dress silks, corset' &C.; aso'
stock of summer clothing.
jaw Knox will sell this day, at 10 O'clock at their
auction sales rooms No. IS Hase street opposite Post
Office, furniture ofa family leaving the city.
VIM MCKAY JoHN CAMPBELL will cell this day, at III
O'Clock, at their auction salesrooms, No. lS6 Meeting
street. opposite Pavilion Hotel new and second hand fr
niture; also, groceries, &c.
MILES DRAKE will sell this day, at 10 O'Clock at bis
store, corner OF King and Liberty streets, 30 cases
boots and shoes.
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AUCTION SALES.

Fs''''ags ~ q s ssTsy E e. KEoY. tess,sg o'e oHS
At Cash Auction House, No. 55 Hasel Str II,
Opposite Posfodfce,
Q4ATE McKlY cAMPBELL'6)
THIS DAY. comm encing at 10 O'Clock, will be sold.
MAHOGANY SLpEBOAHDS, bureaus, Dining Ia
Work Tables Washstand. Bedste.da Beds Cribs What.A -;s
School and OiHce Desks, Benches, New and Seotra.
Hand Mattrasses, Meat Safes, Cooking UtenEls &c. 81,
SHEETS, Musquito Nets Mirrors. Straw and Be, II.
Carpetng. Brussels Carpet Bugs Mst' Mating Win 80
Shades, &C.
= pieces WINDOW BLINDS. Doors. DC.
Conditions cash. MAY q
Fifty cases Boots and Shoes.
BY MILES DRAKE.
THIS MORNING, ct 10 O'Clock, will cell at my scr..
corno OF King and Liberty street,
so BOOTS and SHOES, just received, and sdn.I
rably adapted for rcan trade.
COMPRISING:
CASFS MEN CALF, KIP AND PATENT LEhTH?H
P s. BOOTS, Calf and Buff Ba'morals Brogans 01tri
Ties, French Ties, Prince Alherts and Congress.
Cases Ladies' ne Lasting Congress, Kid and Morocco
Balmorals.
A Auo assortment Of LADIES, MISSES and CHIl :
DREN's CATERS. Bsmorsls, Slippers 6c.
Sale positive. Terms cash. May 2,
Groceries nt Anction.
WM MCKAY q JOHV CAMPBELL
Mckay g. Campbell
at their Auction Saerooms. No. 1856 Meeting street. e.
posite Pavilion Hotel.
bbls KENTUCKY MOUNTAIN DEW
8 bbls Magnolia whiskey
Boxes Soap. u bbls. Beef, &C., to close const37-
meut-
ALSO,
One FAMILY BARoUcHE
Conditions cash. May "a
Ne,o md Second Hand Furniture.
WIN. MCKAY 6 JOHN CAMPBELL.
Mckay & Campbell
VIII sell THIS DAY Fridsy oath Inst, at 10 O'Clock at
their Auction salesrooms, No. lS6 Meeting street. Or
posite Pavilion Hotel,
C TTAGESETs. complete, Feat. er Beds Mattree1cs
Double and Single Bedsteads Cots Bureaus, Secretaries
Mirrors, OIL Paintings, Rolls Paper. Mating CarpehuI
Loungea Teapoy Tables Cane and Wood Seat Rockers,
Cane Seat Chairs, Office Stools Copper and Tin Bosr
scales, Cooking Stove, &c
ASSORTED TRUNKS
AIso
At II o'clock,
9GOLD WATCHES. 1 liver Watch. 3. A. II. Rim :,
IS carat Gold Spectacles, &c.
On account Of an estate.
Terms caeh. M4yN
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vlIk hAYE U .aD uAL--.u....s HAi..s, A.,O
w tnd they will do all that Is claimed for ,hera and
oheerfuly recommend thern to pub 10 favor.
r. II. Walls. Ex-Governor Of Alabama
J.W. A. SANFORD. Atty Gon1 OF Alabama
ROBT. DoUGHERTF, Judge Supreme Court, Ala.
From THoHAs J. JUDGE, Judge supreme Court.
I have used aAIIIGHAN'J PILLS MI piaEtston.
or Fever and Agus, aud find them all that u claimed
for them. THoS. J. JCDaE.
Montgomery, Ala. September %. 1858.
LowNpHs COUNTY. Alabama.
Thoy decidedly tho best medicine for Chts and e.
YER ever gave. would not be without them for 1So
times the prise. J. A. GkaHsM.
AMERIcuH, April IT, 1857.
One boz OF GALLIdHAN's PILLS CURED me perfectly
of Chils and Fever They are the best m dicne tor
Chirs and Fever ever saw. A. g. DONALDSON,
Clerk Superior Court, sumter County, Ga.
MoNTooAEaY, ALA, July Q, 1896
Msssrs. BLUNT HALh-GENrs: have used your
GALIiGHAN'S PILLS on two occasions for Cnills and
Fever and ind that they effect ali that they intend
ed to do They the best remedy or the disease TINT
have ever tried consider them perfectly reliable
Grand Sec. Grand Lodge of F. and a. IL Of Alsbaraa
ALBANY, Ga, March II, 1887
have used GALIIGHAN's PILLS In forty casesof
Chls and Fever, with perfect success They sSe tie
best Fever and Ague Pill put up.
WHOLESALE IN CHARLESTON. BY
GOODRICH, WINEnAN d CO.,
No. ls3 Meeting strost
BLOUNT g HALE,
PROPRETORs,
May1A emo MJnrgomery. Ala
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COURT OF COMMON PLEAs-Hon. THos. W.
GLOVER presiding.-Judge MUNRO appeared and
rendered few decisions in cases that had been
tried before him, when the seat was again taken
by Judge GLOVER, who presided during the re-
mainder of the day. Several cases on the city
docket we're tiied, but the proceedings we're Of no
public interest.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
REUNION HOTEL.

DARTIEs VISITING NEW YORK, WILL FIND AT
il this new and desirable House, the most siry and
comfortable accommodations for families 1ocshng per-
manen or transiently at liberal rates Meals served
q Ia European or table dhote. J. A, ROBINsON.
Mays limo Proprietor.
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Strong Testimony.

TAMARoA, Perry Co.. ILL.,, Dec. II, 1856.
This cerifes that have used and recommended In
my practice during the last four yeats, HoSTETTERS
STOMACH BITTERs with perfect satisfaction, and take
great pleasure in recommending them to the public.
Ell PRICE, II. D.
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TuscoIA, Ill. August 8. 1866
MEssns. HosTErrEn SAITH:
Dear Sirs: use your BIiTERS In my family, and
consider them the best that be procured My wife
has derived great benefit from using them. and also con-
siders them an invaluable medicine.
Respectfully yours, G. p. MILLER
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LAW NOTICE.

LAW NUTICE.
HyHR UNDERSIGNED ARE ASSOCIATED AS PART
/ NERS, and propose to practice in tho STATE
COURTS OF LAW AND LQUrrY for the Districts OF
Barnwel Beaufort and Collcton under tho name ano
style of "DAVANT."
Office, for the present at GHL1soNyILLE. South
Carolina r. j. DAVANT.
November ~ fn ]. n. DAVANT.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.
auction Sales This Day.

ALL KINDS oE JOB WORK DONE AT THE DAILY
NEWS OFFICE.
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BETHEL CHuRoH-The protracted religious
meeting commenced undor the preaching of
Bishop WIeHTMAN on Monday evening, the 18th
instant, at Bethel N. E. Church, South, corner Of
Pitt and Calhoun Streets is still continued by the
pastor, Rev. J. T. W1aHrmAN Every day the in
terest increases, very large number Of persons
having joined the church, and every afternoon and
night q sre't number are earnestly seeking the
salvation Of their souls around the altar Of God.
Prayer meeting every afternoon at S o'clock, and
preaching at so'clock every evening. We are re-
1uested to state that the public arc earnestly in
tvited to attend, and participate and aid in the
above services, as God is graciously reviving his
people, and the good work will soon embrace
every church and congregation in the city.
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Fact Worth knowing.

Fact Worth Knowing.
The best investment for invalid, who suffers nom
debility loss Of appetite, Is bottle Of PA1ss He
patio Btters will be to give relief For sale by
| all Druggists.
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SODA WATER

T1NHE UNDERSIGNED Will CONTINUE To DIs-
i PENSE this agreeable aud heatlful beverage. ut
their wellknown stands, No. &c BASEL STREET, bo-
tween King and Meeting streets, No. 428 KING 81 REEL
fOld Piquet ard Housel and at the head OF CENTER
MARKET, northwest corner.
Druggists and others Wishing to bo supplied with
Fountains Syrups, and dealers desiring Fountains
charged, will bo accommodated upon reasonable
terms.
Steamers Hotels Restaurants aud private fanilies,
furnished with superior article of bottled Soda In quan-
titles to auit purchasers.
We are agents for the sale of A. Morse Sons justly
celebrated Soda Water Apparatus consisting OF Genera
tors Fountains Marble Draught Stands Silver Plated
Refgcrating Draught Stands, Tumbor Holders and all
necessary the manuIactur OF soda Water
st the manufacturers prices, With freight added.
Dealers in Soda Water throughout the State desiring
an apparatus, will do we'll to examine the merits OF
Morses Apparatus, before purchasing elsewhere
Description catalogue and price list sent to any address
upon application to JOHN BUCK & CO., Charleston.
While appreciatng the very liberal patronage extended
to us during the past season, hall strive to merit its
c0nlInpanch.
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MAyoR's COURT, May 2S.-Two men, white and
colored, who had had scrimmage in the Market
about the purchase of some fowls, in which q very
sick one had been passed over to the buyer, and
whose thin dead body was produced in Court, were
the first called, and, after an examination OF the
parties as well as Witnesses, the colored individual
was discharged, and the white man fined IS.
A white person, who was put in the Guard House
q few nights ago for being drunk and lying dowr
in the street, and who gave his name as PATRICK
ORAEFERTY, was brought up again this morning
under his real name, for similar offence and fined
SIS.
Rebecca Brown and Eliza Small, two colored
damsels, who had been fighting in the street, and
using language which they gave the Court speci'
men Of in the course Of their examination, were
each fined $40.
A eemale from one Of the interior towns, elegant.
ly dressed, and with very black eye, the result Of
being trpped up in the street by TO tie, was dis,
charged, her genteel appearance indicating that
this was not regular habit with her.
light colored boy who was found asleep in the
mall, and who stated that he had no money to OBJ.
tain lodging place, having been discharged by
his employer, was sent to look for work. On being
asked why he was dismissed from his situation he
replied that he didn't know but he thought it was
very foolish idea on the part Of the gentleman
who hired him.
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CATALOGUE OF the Trustees, Faculty and Stu
dents Of the WESLEYAN FEMALE COLLEGE, Macon
Ga, 1s66-1s67, including the curriculum, terms,
&c. Macon, Ga., J. W. BURKE & Co., 1867. We
are indebted 10 friend for q copy Of this very
handsome and artislically executed specimen Of
polychromatic printing. The ". F. College is, il
We mistake not, the Oldest female college in the
South. It is organized like regular college oil
the masculine persuas on, having Senior, Junior,
aud Sophomore classes-no Freshmen-but first
and q second class instead. There is besides a
Preparatory Glass; and finally the "Irrogulars.' y
Total number Of students during the past session,
1853. There is in the ''course of study" share OF
Latin, but We do not think it amounts to anything
more, to judge from the text books-"HANsoN'
Hand Books" for the junior and sonior years.
Mathematics seems to receive full share Of atten
ton. 30 also the sciences. This school has always
sustained q good reputation, and we have no rea-
SON to think that it has lost part Of its ancient
renovp aiii i'.'slii,,d is ia
soorr's MONTHLY MAGAZINE for May has at last
made itay sppearanoe.. Our Atlanta friends will
have to put on little more steam, or they will
soon be- .distanced in the race. Mr.. TOOK, the
publisher, used to be considered rather .'fast
man, we believe, when Ee lived in this ''burgh :;
but the war, We suppose, has demoralized him, as
ut did many others; .scorT's Magazine is well
edited, and readable having plensy Of orig
nal and selected matter instructive and en-
tertaining. Thastolloving is the table Of con-
tents: -.sSM, -
Field and Camo by an officer: s5The Secret Mar
riage, or the Sin aud patiation of Helen Grey
A Story o. Life !; By @. a. War6eld. The Or
gan; selected goetlYs The BeeW stgsdss Of Paris M
pendi by Mystery. Human .soyersi9nty, or Every
Man Kin: by Srs. Edela @. Graves. A Teach
er's Story by Chalkopysos. Cenotaph-a poem
by n O. Of Missouri Antonia, or Sketches oi
Life m,a:French1 Convent School; by Constance.
,Women's jHeroines; Saturday Review. Crumbs
from the Count1ymans Table. by J. A Turner.
ESD Phe,sDfaped Portrait; by Clara LeCerc.
ErIs BEahfies Essays; l. The Weather Widows.
hsIat4 Ma6op Elliott. Our Tripod. Territorial
Expansion SSafireal People-ADimalcul@; Sal
msgundi.g Monthly Gleanings. Reviews, Notices.
- , q s-',I,p : ~.
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ST.. JoHNs CHAPEL, HAMpsTEAD.-This is the
only church in the northwestern portion Of the
city and has been for number Of years attended
by the residents in Hampstead. The Rev. ALEX
ANDER W. MARSHALL, the pastor of this church,
appeals to the charitable public for assistance i'll
making the necessary repairs This church is a
wooden structure, and the long years of service
have at length told upon it, the roof becoming
leaky, and repairs being necessary in various
parts Of tho building. II is estimated that this
will cost about s14OO, and as the congregation are
impoverished by the war, and unable to rnise the
sum, they have appealed to the generosity of the
public. A list viii be found at our Office, and all
who feel desrous o. e wing their mite to the cause
will have an opportunity to contribute. ST. Johns
Chapel was largely attended during the shelling
Of the city, and the recollections of that period
should cause many who then worshipped in that
sanctuary to aid in restoring it to its former use
fulness.
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FRANCE ANDPRUssIA.

General Won MoLTKs, the ruling spirit of the
Prussian Army, the Adjutant-General who
planned, and from his Office directed, the bril-
liant campaign of last GUNNER, is not well
pleased with the issue of the Luxembourg ques-
ton. The reason, it may be-! is, that heis not,
like BISMARCK, politician; he is a mere SOL
dier According to the Memorial DiptomatsQas,
the Count Won MoLTKR said: "I am ready.
Sooner or later We shall have to measure
strength with our neighbors; and better now
than later. Our troops are Injured to war, and
feel encouraged by our recent successes. The
last war has filed our treasury and our arse
nals. So far from exhsusting US, it has en-
riched US in every respect, and we must prohs
by it. Besides, the Landwehr, who fought 80
gloriously last year, naturally expect this year
to be led against France, to- finish the work,
al they call it; whereas, once these burgher'
return to their OWL avocations, it may be dIth-
cult to bring them out again. In short, we are
ready, and the French are not" 1t is curious
from what different motives nations are goaded
on to war by hotspurs. Now, this General had
no sinister motive,-it is fair to assume, unless
it be that he is too prone to regard everything
through his military spectacles, and forgetting
all other considerations. NJ. EMILE D1 G1nAR-
DIN, from quite different motive, made 1t his
business to give the war whoop in France. His
decided opposition to the Government being
well known, his patriotic professions could not
shield him, not only from the correctional po-
lice, where he has been twice fined for indis-
Greet utterances, but his object, it was clear to
every one, was TO plsnge France into war, in
order to precipitate the fall Of the Napoleonie
dynasty. It is well for the world that wiser ooua-
sells prevailed both at Paris and at Berlin.
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"reliable gentleman" told her of more horri-
BILE place in one of the "Upper Border Coun-
tries," she will doubtless soon 'pull up stakes,
vamose the ranch, and proceed to see that
"terrible state of things" for herself. -
Now, in all probability, this letter is bogus.
Thewriter knows as much about Texas andt
"Chivalry," as she does Of Congo and the
gorilla; but supposing it genuine, it would only
prove that. our Northern friendBzwhen coming
South, bring their prejudices with them, and
see things through a jaundicsd, -pharisaical,
and intolerant medium. Where is the use in
denying allegations made by such ignorant and
irresponsible scribblers? Shall we set to work,
and gravely state that we do not sing "rebel
songs" at breakfast, and then dash the goblet
on the tablet We despair Of making ourselves
heard
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LARGEST C1RouLATIoN.-The DAILY
NEWS publishes the Official List Of Let
ter. remaining in the Postc6ice at the end
of each ,0eek, agreea6ly. to tie tol1oaosng
section of tie Nes0 Posto6ice LuO, as the
newspaper hauing the largest circulation in
the City of. Charleston:
ters remaining uncaed for In any Postofce IN any city
town or village where newspaper shall be printed,
shall hereafter be pubshed once only tn the newspaper
which, being published weekly otener, shsl have the
largest circulation within range Of delivery the said
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~ AL cosn,untcatsons antended Jor publication in
this journal must be addressed TO Lhe Editor Q ING
Ddity Nesus, No. 18 Hdyne- street, Chdr5eston & q
Business Communications to Publisher OF Uaas
Neaos. =
ne oaunot undertake 10 return rejected conpaunica.
Advertisements outside ofe city must be docopa.
MED ipih the CASH
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CHARLES TON
SATURDAY MORNING, JUNE /, 1867.

JOB WonK.-We have now completed our
Office 80 as to execute, in the shortest possible
time, ALL KINDS OF JOB WORK, and we
most respectfully ask the patronage Of our
friends
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

OFFICE CLERK OF COUNCIL.
March ], 1857
I1 r.vERNEEFpERs AND PERSONS RETAIL
a ING spirituous liquors. within the city limits, VINO
have not executed their bonds and taken out tas
osrds to show that they have license to sell w1l oe
ported as not complying With the hw after W.
inst =. h.va Che
sams usced In conspicuous place in the HaooS. ~
falling 10 observe this notice viii also pe ses
The aforementioned time. w; -. ss
MarQh2 CsoRA W ~~@
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R E N 0VALS.
S T Ole N /.

CTOLEN, FROM OUR STABLES, NEAR
y LENUD's FERRY, ON sANTRE RIVER, on Satur.
day night, a6th May, TWO LARGE BLACK HORSE
and saddle and had shoea on when taken. The other
very poor and has very shoulders. We VIII gVe
for Information that will lead to the conviction Of the
thief LAND PARKER,
Near Gourdin's Depot,
Msys0 @ Northeastern Railroad, s. @.
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B B0ARDI N @ {.

nOARDINa.-A PLEASANT ROOM ON
can be obtained BY spplying ct No. "A COMING STREET
also Cottage In the yard. few Day Boarde can also
be accommodated. Good references required
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A negro in Virginia is gradually turning white.
During the seven days fight around Richmond he
observed small white spot on his arm. This has
increased until one-third of his body is white and
the akin is ssoftss an infants. He ought to hurry
and register before it is too late.