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N,xv Orieana.Nfarket,

NEW ORLEANS, April, &C -CorroN-:Another day ofin-
activity occasioned principally by the increased depre-
ciation reported at NewYprk and Liverpool to which
may be speradded the downward movement In gold and
exchange The offerings wore limited throughout, most
factors s refusing to their tables and those
who offered being indsposed to submit to the heavy !e-
ducton conlended for bysbuyers, the latter generally
ders on mora advantageous next week. Hence the
davis sales were unusuay light footing up at the close
barely 1890 bales six hi okers participating In the buh
ness Prices exhibited further Weakness most OF tho
limited business transacted being at figures fraction
below yesterdays rates. the market closing too unsettled
to admit of regular quotations, which are accordingly
omitted.
DAILY COTTON STATEMENT.
Stock on hand September 1885,. bales 1O2o OBJ
Received previously 677 7Oes- 67B l26
7sO20s
Exnortoa to-flav av..,.,... 3,425
Exnortef previously col ,286 COL I'll
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/
GnAN-Wheat was in very limited supply today, only
900 buss white and $50 bss red oered further
improved with sales OF $50 bushs prime req at
s3 81 and % bushels choice white ut 50 CO. the hghest
figure vet paid Corn-T0O0 buslls white and 7boo bnsns
yellow received market active and for yellow &c Detter
included in the sales 825 buss white at 81 Ia ao
bushs do mt 81 49, 5000 bushs yellow at 81 To- anu 2uoo
bshs at 81 1G-about 5000 bushs mixed sold at 81 ia
49, Oats-2OOO buss offered and sold at f0a'.c hye
GIO busls offered aud small parcel only sold at Il o5
per bushel. ,.. ., .o, 90 ~
gallon mostly at the inside price.
MoLAssEs- Yesterday and to-day three cargoes Guoa
arrived in all 1881 hhs 10 tcrces and 20 Dds "eare
not apprised OF any TRANSACTIONS and III ther absence
quote prices nominn1ly unchanged.
pnovlsloNs-Wc notice good fair JoDblng dcmalo lor
Bacon with sales in the aggregate Of lo CASKS emDrac
ing Shoulders lOa1024c rib Sides clear rlD 20
at 2aia13c Hams sa1Tc, as to quality Tor PLAIN ana
sugar cured Bulk Meats quiet and in the aosence
of sales continue to quote nominal ut sa94c 1or
Shoulders and Hall &c for Sides Mess Pork at s2f
bbl and Western Lard l3a131c q IT, retail demand only
for both; Baltimore refined in kegs 16c.
RIcE1s steady but dull at lOaal0Ic Tor Caro'lha anu
914a9Hc p t for Rangoon.
SuGAR-Was quiet to-day, no sales; quotauons un-
cllrnged.
SALr-Remans inactive, but prices are unchanged;
we quote from Dealers Liverpool Ground Alum ut 81 ~
and do fine - % per sack. Turks Island GOa62 Gus per
bushel for lots from store. Stock and demand DOM
light.
WHlsKEY-We still without transactions TO report
but quote free before nominal at sa U.s. aud LII boNu
at 3ua32 cents per gallon
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AFFLICTED!
SUFFER NO MORE!

When by the use OF DIR. JOINVILLE's ELIXIR you
can be cured permanently, and ut trifling cost.
The astonishing success which has attended this in
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GENERAL Debility and Prostitution, Loss OF Muscular En-
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ever discovered.
1t will remove all nervous affections, DEPRESSION ex-
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ry confusion thoughts of self destruction fears of in
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of those who have destroyed it by sensual excess or evil
practices.
Young Men, he humbugged no more by "Quaok Doc
tors and ignorant aconers, but send without delay
for the Elixir and be at once restored 10 health and hap
puess perfect Cure j. Guaranteed in every instance
Price 81, or four bottles to address 50.
One bottle is sufficient tn effect IN all ordinary
ALSO, DIR. JOINVILLE'S SPECIFIC PILLS, for the
speedy and permanent cure OF G0norrh9a, elect, Ure
thra Discharges Gravel Structure and all affections ct
the Kidneys and Bladder Cures effected In from one TO
FIVE days They are prepared from vegetable extracts
that harmless the system and never nauseate the
stomach or impregnatc the breath. No change Of diet
is necessary while using thcm docs their action in
any interfere with business pursuits Prite 81
per box.
Either Of the aforementioned articles will be sent to
any address, closely scaled and postpaid, by mail or
express receipt of price. Address all orders to
BERGER. SHUTS K co. Chemists,
March 80 1y No. 285 River street. Troy N. Y.
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IMPORTANT OERTrF1oATEs,

RoOHesTRR, N. z December 18, 1851 :
hfessss P. Il. DnAxE & COL have been great sui.
rer from Dyspepsia for three four years and had to
abandon my profession. About three months ago
trisd the Plantation Bitters and to my great Joy am
now nearly we'll maR. I have recommended them In
several Cases. and, far as know, alwsyn With signal
beneat, am, respectfully yours,
s-'" - -. Rev. j. g. OATHORN.
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PHILADELPHIA, 10th Month, 18th Day. 1852.
ErspxoTep EnIRND:-My daughter has been much
benefited by the OF thy Plantation Bitters Thou
witt send ME two bottles more.
Thy friend, ASA OuhhlN.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

NOTICE TO SAILORS OR IMMIGRANTS,
HOTEL OR BOARDTNG-HOUSE KEEPERS.
OFFICE CLERK OF COUNCIL, /
March IS, 1867. !
TN ACCORDANCE WITH THE FOLLOWING ACT OF
the Legislature, passed the 20tn day Of December,
this Office and take out the required license
W. b. SMITH,
Clerk Of Council.
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Consignees per South Carolina Railroad,
.ssgs April III. ,,1.@i a-.5s.
227 bales Cotton 40 cass Clay 20 bba Spirits Turpsn
tine, 81 bbls Rosn car Lumber, car Wood car Old
Iron, car Cattle. &C. To Roach. " Henery b
lev, " Dukes l. Co, J Kingman, " W Smith, Kana-
pa,l1, Lanneau 4 Co, 8 3chirmer, L NJ Aver Co. v
Dowlng, NJ Goldsmith & Som Graeser, LEG, Smith =
Co. R Agent Roper stoncy, D FyeJ M Caldwell q
Sons, O'Neill Wallace 4 Bro, Williams M
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The New York Journal Of Commerce. of Tuesday, April
9th, says:
The money market is moderately active at q cent for
ca loans stock collatera and 6a7 p cent ON Govern
rlent securities. The range of discount tor strictly first
class commercial paper at short date Is aS 9 cont per
Nnnnm
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ga smile was on her lp-health was In her lopk
strength In her step, and In her hands-PIAhrA'
TOE BITrERa." -.-..-...,s .-s-.ss-lE, .-F,,,, o
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ship Kimball-2s7 bales s I and
f3es2 bales Upland Cotton Per brig Susan T.
Yoornis- -l26 bales and 9sS bales Upland Cotton
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Augusta Market.

AUGUSTA, April 10. ANorAr4- There is \ coz
hnued scarcity of money.
GoLp-Brokers are buying at. .136 and selling at 1877
SmvEn-Brokers hyIhg at 1913 and selling at 1886
sEcuR1r1Es-The Georgia Railroad Stock sold OF 70c.
CorroN.4There was more confidence felt in the mar.
ket to-day with better demand thhn yesterday, and
sales were made at the following rates: Mddhng ?ba
25Xc; Strict Middling, 26c aud Gopd Mtddhng, 26Ac
ainad Cotton sold at 2Oa2Ac Number Of bales sold, IT,
ss follows; at IL at 2O at ut %; ut Al
at 24 40 at 25 "a at 25; at 26; II at 26h Il at
281f and bale Zippora at 2Sc
Receipta 80 bales.,.-
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/: :PasSe1lGc

Per steamer Fannie, from Savannah yin Hilton Head
Beaufort and Bl,llton-C Hollins, Goodrich, W
Wright, shnw G Dewing @ standish, G Shckney
Jr. Holly, Bartholow, " Hugg, Misses
Hugg, " Hayward, L Garwood and wife, Q Ruggs, "
salvo " Il Alden G Chase,J B Mafhewes, W Elliott
Miss Rhett, q Woodman, J W Pape, Baynard, and
on deck. ~ s.-s... vI55y. lz.-e
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&. 88O...-X.

Another wonderful ingredient, Of great use smone
the Spanish ladies' nf South America, imparhng beauty
10 the complexion and br1noy to the mind, Is yet u.
known 70 the commerce. Of tho world, and We withhold
tts name for the present. g
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NEW YORK, April 8.-BREADsTuEFs-The market for
State end Western -four is 10 to 25 cts higher with
good demand, partly speculative Sales were made OF
10801 bbls at $40 15a11 Is for superhne ate 1 45a
u 40 for common extra Sate s12 50a13 35 for coed to
choice do; SIG 15a11 Is tor superfno Michigan. IN
diana Ohio, Iowa, &C., and s11 55a12 95 for extra do
s13a14 80 for choice extra do including shipping brands
of do ut s13 40al4 50 St. Louis ut $13 25al6 5 Tor
spring. and SIS 25a18 for winter, closing quietly Dus
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STEAMSl 2S.
Granada TG4 tons 1;ursley, ct gers wharf for New
YORK, LOADING. .ndftutl w
W Everlnan. = TONS Tutte. at Atlantic wharf, for
Philadelphia. loading II Baker u 20
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Ango Guardonc Fr 1856 tons, Willis, at Barshs wharf
from Huyana waiting. .............J j EnsloW Il c.
james Wilson t3rl 364 tons, Dyer, at Bennett wharf
from Swan Island, waiting. Master
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SHERMAN HOUSE, CHICAGO, H.,

SHERMAN HOUSE, CHICAGO, Ill,
February II, 1868. y
hfEssRs p a. DRAKE 4 Co.:-Please seRd us another
twelve cases of your Plantation Btters. as morning
appetizer, they sppear TO nave superseded
else, and are greatly esteemed.
Yours, &C., GAGE WAITE.
Arrangements are now completed to supply any de-
for thia article which has not heretofore been
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Mary Ogden, tons Godfrey, a Union wharf for Liver.
nooj londinp p...,,......W Smith L. Co
Sedbergh IBr) = tons Kneae, ut Vanderhorsts wharf
for Liverpool, loading. ........c Lowndes l. Co
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-13

0u1lN1ANo OWN = wv
BANKERS,
~ Exchaa9o Daoee, New York.
Ksuecial aaou1ioo 1svgesd - Wsseaa bu1osge.
- Speculative Accounts dssliaed.
Wnu1n4n n1vRnn04D:
mn Nselssel -. chicago. III.
SsxssSs . Nss;oaei Daah, oa,sss, N.
Merchants Natio0a1 Daok, OovenD0et, lowe.
Mstiooal state uank. Of De- Moinss, lows.
state National Bank, KcOkuk, Iowa.
Ctste Bank u Iowa ana breaches.
State Savings Association, -. Louis, Mo.
o. L06s Duildin9 end Savng Association. a.. Louie
Fiat National Bank OF Lafayette, New Albany and
Jeffersonville, Indiaaa.
Peoples Hank Of Kentucky. LousviIle. Ky.
0erchsnte' Bank 1t IouisvilIe, - OctsOdiy
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MAscansssa, N. H May, 1865.
Nsssrs. r. l.. WAia.Acs i Co.-Ust ny name
down among those who hsvs ussd your props
ration with much sstssfaelion. | have used sev.
raj others, but give you're thu decided prefer
suce. It's seticp spon the hair. in restoring the
color, il quick and durable, and - dssasing u
10 supurb.
Ds D. K. Dousnlaa
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The CUoArfvE BALAAN
Il Warranted. IL used ac.
c5rding 10 Directionss q
Cure in oil cases. Coughs,
Coda. Group. whooPins
Cough, Asthma. and all
affections ofiheThrosi and
Lungs.
Madame Zadoc Portef'i
Balsssn IL . purely veges'
able Eapectorant, pDepass
ed with great csre and sci.
entiac skill. from . cemsi'
nation Of the bes. remedies
the vegetable kingdom a.
fosde
IL remedial qualities -
Oaoo1 - ~ powee e opioe
~ hoa1eAy ao1 viG09p1.
cieeulst3on u ~ DIeed
SAroaeh tt Lea1o.
Il 49, - 0oDeloo
as61 S5loeleAe ska 70 ~
form H. datIss Of rsGols /
tang DE hsas It The eyseo0,
81 ID esnsiy throwing -
the waste substance from
eha auvfarn ~ ekA hr,1v
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DAILY DEMOCRAT.


The Cedar Falls Gazette complains of the
number Of robbers, burglars. and garrotss'
infestisg that city.
The Dennison Rsriete ia the pane Of .
journal just established at the county scat
Of Crawford Coanty.
The Dubuque School directors have made
. ,ul. whereby the school hours are con
| fined 10 the morning.
Thu Ye,idsnce Of Mr. D. Bortis, wspel
10. was burned few days ago. Tho Re
| publicsn says the loss was about 81 200
and no insurance.
The Waterloo Courier states that ccnsid-
cradle quantities Of lumber have been sent
from Mat place 10 Laposts City ~ rafl- Il
says the sxperiusat efssftiag - tAs Cedar
An association has been fUNnsd IN Dss
Moiues q erect monu1nsat - ~ n1Dsry
Of the late 0sn. n n. Croker, Who was
one Of ths NEST skillfhl slBe6ss and best
men che State Of lows had in the army.
Twenty thousand lbs. Of the iron for the
Arsenal and Adjutant Generals Omcs-nsw
nndsr process OF erection ct this plsss-ar>
rived here on Wednesday By the Dss
Moinss Valley Read. Operations will soca
be commenced on the building. sad will
then be rapidly pushsd forward 70 complex
tion.-Des Nsines Register.
d. G. Russell, Supervisor Of Jackson
TOWNSHIP, met with severe loss ~ tire
last week. His stable caught fire BY .
spark from the chimney of his house, and
was entirely destroyed, together with
large quantity Of corn and hay, good hs'>
ness, and several other articles Of value
The loss OF hay and grain is most severely
felt just at this time, ~ feed is SO scarce in
thi, part Of the country that it cannot be
procured at . reasonable price.
The Dennison Resietp states that on the
goth ult, fatal accident occurred on the
railroad few miles west Of that place. A
yonDg man by the name Of Cornelius Ken
nedy was run over By the cars. the wheels
passing over bis left kaes, mutilAting il in
fearful manner. He wa. on his way 70
Boston county, where his father resides; be
had sat down on the track to rest, and was
asleep when the train csme up. He was
takes 70 Dsnniseu, and Dn. Davis and Nc
Williams amputatsd the limb. but he died
Immediately.
Rsvlxrp AnussnssT.-fhe Grant county
Herald. Of the Tn inst, contains an ae>
eeunt Of 6ghs bstwses Wslf and four Or
Ave housds, which took plsGe Ia che Ce0n.
" Fais 0rounds, ness Lascastsr, On 0osus.
day. the 18th inss. A lases crowd witness
I'd 1.-THE people gathering from Ar ssd
Dear. The animals fought isr an hour ssd
. half. when the dogs seemed exhauessd
and uns6is 10 fight loagss. A vote vas
taken aad The crowd decided that Ne wolf
was tho vistsr. The Spectators then len
the grounds aud Ne wolf wss bo1aA up
The dog owners were not satisG ID, oevw.
So b the course - IN hour or two ~ volt
was sgais let lsns. ed ~ heuads ~6es ~
On hin. Bat b. We - eae sRlngstGoas 10
Be sssbls T. coatsad agsisst ~ 'de0A A,d
was soeo killed. Il Vas sefned GDueS nent.
We think cur Wisconsin nsigt6ers could
lot their lair gfsunds e nsbsef objscts, o.
not allow thsa 10 b ussd q all.-DG5sqss
Hmss.
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MAxcnDsssn, Msfch 10, 1oeo.
Nessra. r. L. WAIlAoa D Col - wsQ -.
eneistea With several Of he lee1ia9 eittssaD Of
Ia city VIE have useA y0uf naR D0oeseusivs
- nse6eet oo1isfos1lo0. have slDo uDo1 u ny
ed. end can ehseRfully recommend II - bang
- bsee aetielo il market. #aS
II. B. OoAnnnA1.
City Treasures.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
N.nAxr zApoc PoRTER,s

MADAME ZADOC PORTERS
CURATIVE COUGH Balls AM,
Price. %. 80, & 70 Cent? Per Bottle.
Tho Bssi, Cheapest, and moss en-ctnal Remedy sos
Coughs Code. & l.. the World hiss ever produced
Purely Vegetable contains no kINkRALS.
or other pELETERIoUs DRUGS
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warning searching and eAec Ave can be taken by thu
Oldist person Youngest child.
nyeu have Cold, Il ever slight, do not fail to
give the Basa0 trial. - ~ Sssy lev price at which
may always keeD II eonvenient fus ne.
The timely - Of Is cent both win often prove
u 20 be worth one hundred timee ID eooe.
dAwIy. Sold By I'll dsugsisls.
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the ZEAL vElPAU FEMALE PILLS
ROUND HILL.
MATER euRE AND HOTEL,

ROUND HILL.
WATER cURE AND MOTEL,
resnst Of invalds, and of fam lies and others sssk
1ae relaxation and pleasure II IL delightfully."- stua-
ed s%d q tie mounsa1 " fscs.s,y; and sss, sss
from the extended verandahs arc worth journey TO
TIE success Of II. nALsTED. N. D.. the proprietor
aad peiscipei physeian in the cure Of vonass die.
cases. n well.knewu. For he eucceeseal treasnsat
Of various ether chreeic complaints q Round Hill,
This ascs < true D.. na,sted ha. great success in
his practice. and his institution Is widely ree0red 70.
Hs soecess II the treatment Of disease ia undsput.
RorsD HnL.-we freely, and with the unanimous
assent Of ~ whs ever vistca this Charming sRcs.
scesery 4 Of unrivaed hl sad rsysr.
dive e ine1ausble variety. which have been e0bsl-
sssssS t' Il 4 vssisu ~ d So. .s
eo.s...s s,: so:sn:ss:ssn fS ne. =
- roPuYssolAMs AND LADIES.
n. uAlsExD, = ~ ecsrss = nlrty ys.st lsse.
~ = 80 eestSed @ 1i.coyss Y cagsso. e
~ aeosfG $780, Z spseiel eEgasa nns1yns
~ 1ssSssi ooa1itoss, sd, Meesryethieall I'D
stfsii NM den inio hsalthy and vkosous seton
ss 60. s'snsz s ssn xsss - q ssrssis.
b. - visAest .1lag ~ agsi:sesss q shs day.. !.
essstiSs SeS1fh "a vigss. Thecs heo ~ hd6poa-
-. Iadias ana Rhysleis.s withcas a11sss .. =
r.ssien IN nave 50 ~ evidences tAsy osslfe. Dr.
H"Ssed. Of Tie Mound HIN wataeC urs. In NortAamp.
~ Hsss cordially invites physieians 70 call and
~ ~ practice and witae.e II results. A circular
ssot free On applicatioe. viAg insorm:toa q this
Ssshs IN De there 4 particularly commended TO their
nO1ce. ~ a sscoSes;ss - .sans = The cool md
winter months.-lN. Y. lndepsndsnt.
10 INVALID GENTLEMEN.
Ths Moaospashlc treatment, system o. sasunina-
eiec vfisstion aided In particular cesee BY lev con-
se1ra,ed vsestsb alternatives, and disriniastins
- Of nedieated hot ana co!a 49,, epeeolY 10y
sae those i.ds s.. - &. 49, - =
Sssis n tSe eyVts0. II the cure Of nefvousnsee,
s,sspiessssss, Seb.I!tsting dssa1s loss e nsno1.
~ ~ oucoe1o b u1oaFslle1ed. AA1spw 3.
T1lSiG1, \. p. nssa1 IN wsG-cuss. Na0-
1890. Aas.
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HARTW ELL 4 SMITH
INSURANCE AGENCY:

HARTW ELL u SMITH
INSURANCE AGENCY;
r. SIMPSON 4 CO..:
Mutual Benefit Life lns. Cenp'y,
Assess, slo. 200. 900.
Continental Fire lns. Company,
Assets. ~, 800. 900.
Security Fire ms. Company.
tsseas. sl.ssS coo.
Metropolitan Fire Insurance Co.,
Assets, ~. oeo. Oeee.
LOr1llard Fire Insurance Co.
Assets, ~ ,Aoo. -.
Ne1tA Anor6oan Hleo - Con'y,
Assets. ssspy 49,.
Commerce RlrO lnlnnnncc o.
Assets. eooos0oos
TSoveIers' lnss Co. q C1leeees
1nsare Ag'st General Acc10s0Sss
lnelo9ng Travcless risk. sun etfo1e, hlose ee6ooA
ushenase. sunoeation By drowning. choking. DC.
O0ce Ne. - Brady street.
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fEesrf ASH CERTAIN rtaaiS
SPEeMATC aanEA, or Semins! Z Z ".
Attended b. sssrg~4Aar slightly daily lcss- p ' e a.
rry ras-es or hswre aggrar~esi character ifis -
seting wfeh are the eea 49, 81
self .sa.s ~ Tho SPECIFIC PILL seaiais re ssfeefs
Isen caashssdes any Injurious isgrsees, tsed IN cen
juacea the IL ill nrsseHz Tra 'iHl'
70 rsln all eass- Of fs,pofenes or Iaerpae'fs
eY- NEW TREATISE "a
diving the most pronsu. and ,gspsems OF SEXUAL
DEBry vii ,s.l fres 10 all sufferers Of either -s1
rsrs o. per tex boxes for IS by nail SOFA by Drug
si.,. and wholesale BY the rrsprisssr D. NvsNGWEsTE
a CO. 70 whom orders should addrssssd
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Hooxsrss, n. r.. Nsssa y, 1eos.
useoeo. r. L. WALIAos , Co.: 0eoeo-A
Npieel e6vieed me 70 Try your prspRoelsa, 80
NJ 40 GOOD effect Il had On hin. ! e 0seo
isnshed z she idea. bat cossente1 y To trial
I ~ pleased with il. thsve tssasd u theeeagh-
II. L hes restored my hair and vhi6kess p
Skeir ss4ursl color, and keeps them -. CON.
80. VIZ. FAnxHs.
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t;onists. and he was loud in his denuuciation

tionists; and he was loud in his denunclation
of the Radicals.
How is it now And how has it been all
through the war? The moment the mails to
the South were stopped, and that market
closed, the great house Of HARPER held a
counsel of war; aud policy was adopted, now
that there was no longer any money to bc got
from the South, to 60 to work and minister to
the most vindictive passions of Northern Radi-
Gals, and thus turn an honest penny in that
latitude. This.they did, and finding it paid so
well, they have ever since adhered TO it. And
there is to-day no more mischicvous sheet in
America, than Harper's Weekly: and this VIC
say, in the face of til charge of short-slghte.d I'll
lliberality, launched at us in the paragraph
quoted above:
1t may be said that it is puerie to charge q
business house with inconsistency. Perhaps
so. But we in this part Of the world are still
very much behind the times and very deficient
in the power of abstraction, which others are
80 largely endowed with. We cannot yet
separate the man from his actions; anu are dls-
posed to hold him responsible for what he or
any of his agents say or do. 1t may be that in
the course of time, after we have become
thoroughly reconstructed, we may learn to go
the whole animal in morals as we'll as in
politics.
We have not thought it necessary to refer
specially to Harper's Magazine, or any of their
late mendacious histories of the war, or ma
lignant novels, purporting to portray the
"Inside" of the Confederacy during the war;
because their 'tWeekly Journal of Civilization"
is a fair sample of the general policy pursued
by the establishment. When there arc so many
respectable houses, conducted by honorable
gentlemen, who supply these commodities. we
may indulge hope, that our people will shun
the HARpERs' imprint.
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/ COPARTNERSHIp under the name OF JOHN r.
TAYIOR 4 CO.. for the purpose of conducting tho MA
CHINE AND FOUNDRY BUSINESS in all it's branches,
at the old stand, PHENIX IRON WORKS. north side OF
Pritcbard street JOHN +. TAYLOR.
JAMES DARKLEY.
Charleston, 10th March, 1867.
March Is 1uio
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an Uicna8 bcn l5eu apr( aui benz @4itenrlase atts
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fnnl finb berm au baS 5reuubli4e sc6etcn h baran a
oas 3ablrei6te 3l tetbeilisea.
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Srabc Wicr9cnS gr b @ittasS Il ll9r linaus beipr=
bern, 70 tpie slbenbs ugr tpieber beimbringen.
DaS Committee.
April 10
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