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Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1867-10-01
HOTELS, BAR-ROOMs,i ETC.
Harvey, House Bar-Rosn.

uarney House Bar-Roen. b.
M METTLER respectfully informs bis fsispde
Ixks and he pub ie ID general, tha. hs has D.
,e up the abose e.tab ish,s ent He has spared
nsi her pains Tor q ense % make Il equal % TIE
long expe risncs suggests. He keeps constantl,
THE CHOICEST LIQUORS 4 WINES
and hope. by strict attention to the comforts Of
his customers, 10 merit their patronage ~
FREE LUNCH, daily, from II a n TIN =.
NJ. tMETTLERsiBg
sept29-6m Proprietor,
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1867-03-05
READY-MADE CLOTHING.

YNHE ladies. gentlemen and young peo-
i pie of Columbia, who may be III want
of SOMETHING TO WEAR, :" are respect
fully and earnestly invited by the ladies of
the Industrial Association to call at their
Work-room, in the Female Academy, and
examine the articles which they have now
ready for sale. Some one will always be
found ready to exhibit the readv-made gar
ments and to receive orders from those
who may wish to have work done neatly
and promptly.
The object of the Association is to fur
nish constant employment to those who,
having been impoverished by the war, now
depend on the needle for daily bread.
Does not such an object commend itself to
the hearts of orr citizens? Or must the
anxious applicants for work be told that
or people prefer Northern made garments.
and that there is, therefore, no more work
for Mea> Shall it be said that such an
Associat' m as this cannot be sustained in
the caI of South Carolinas Jan 10
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1867-03-05

said Clerk to have failed, neglected or re-
fused to make returns or pay the taxes
imposed by this Ordinance, within the time
herein prescribed, which said execution
shall be lodged with the Sheriff of Rich
Land IL District, to be collected according to
Assembly of this State i'll such case made
and provided.
Done and ratified III Council assembled
unGcr the corporate seal of the CITY of
Columbia, this eighth day of February.
Anno Domini one thousand eight hun
dred and siXty-scvcn.
IllEODORE STARK, Mayor.
j. s. MCMAHoN. City Clerk
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1867-03-05
PROSPECTUS
TH.EE BAPTIST.

WE PROPOSE to publish WEEKLY
wv PAPER, devoted to the diffusion Of
the principles of religion and the interests
OF the baptist denomination. We have
solicitations of brethren in various por-
tlons OF TINS State, as Well as of other
States, among the readers of the late
Comfedeydte BdptiSt, and by our own con-
vlctlon that paper of high character
would contribute largely to the intellectual
improvement, the religious progress and
the general welfare of the churches The
field is large, affording ample room for all
sincere and jealous laborers.
The Baptist will be printed on a sheet
about twenty-five by thirty-two inches, and
viii contain twenty-four broad columns,
mostly IN Long Primer type, clear and
ieglble, so that it may be read with COM
fort, even by the aged. Its entire mecha-
meal execution will be of the highest order.
Our columns will be enriched by cores =.
pondence and contributions from the
other Southern States, and, occasionally.
from Europe and our missionary stations
abroad: The entertainment and instruc-
tion or the young--especially the child
ren.wlll not be forgotten; and our vene-
pie friend, "Uncle Fabian" 80 well and
iaVorably known to the readers of the
Co'Jederote Baptist, will resume his labors
IN their behalf. In short, we possess all
t1e faculties requisite 10 produce a paper
OF the hrst rank. AS such, we offer it to
our brethren, and solicit their generous
The Baptist will be issued as soon as a
s"iiicie2s number vi subscribers have been
secured.
Terms SO a year, payable on the recep-
ton OF the first number.
All communications will be addressed to
'I'he Baptist, Columbia, S. CO
j. l.. REYNOLDS
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1867-03-05

A gentleman ordered IL rocking
chair, which was received by his wife,
lady precise in her speech Upon
makinga trial of the chair, the gentle
man expressed his great satisfaction
with it, when his wife remarked
''The man said its equilibrium was
very accurately adjusted did he
really say that those very words?'
inquired the husband 'sWhy, no,
no. exactly" replied the lady; ''but
he said it joggled just right.r'
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1867-03-05
AGISOELsLANx

IDLEwILD.-Mr. n. P. Willis fam
Gus country seat on the Hudson came
about IN this way: 1t was portion
OF the farm of Nathaniel Sands, q
lovely, kindly, gentle old man, whose
pc. 5uaslve words, from the high seat
= OF the Quaker meeting, have won
many hearts to the peaceful faith he
had espoused. He decided to sell the
tract to Willis, naming some very
moderate sum of money as its price,
''because, Nathaniel, it is only an
Idle wild" 81 will take it, said
Willis, ''and it shall be called Idle
Wild
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1867-03-05
A Great Medicine for Horses, Mules
Brood Mares.

NNHE GERMAN HORSE POWDER-thc
IL only safe medicine, and the only good
medicine worth giving to horse, for all
diseases to which horses and mules are
subject. 1t improves their condition, makes
them serviceable, renders them valuable,
makes them sleek and beautiful. For sale
by FISHER & HEINITSH, Druggists.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1867-03-05

HARVEY'S ITCH OINTMENT
/ cures Itch in twenty. four hours. 1t
Il cures all kinds Of Itcll-Barbers Itch.
Camp Itch, letter Itch, Pile Itch, Scald-
head Itch. For sale by
FISHER & HEINITSH, Pharmacists.
Jan 10
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1867-03-05
TERw5IL1GER'S
FIRE 4 BURGLAR PROOF SAFES.

Il agents for these superior SAFES.
These Safes are made with three fianges-
all other safes have but two. They have
Powder Proof Locks, and the locks and
bolts are protected with plates of hardened
steel, which is the only protection against
tho burglars drill and the insertion OF pow
der. Also, warranted free from dampness.
While these Safes have no superior in
quality, they are furnished at moderate
prices-at least A5to 335 per cent less than
Herring's and other makers, while the
quality cannot be surpassed.
A sample Safe can be seen at our store
and orders will be taken at New York
pr-ees, with expenses of transportation
az ed, and no charge for .forwardine in
Charleston J. & T. R. AGNEW.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-11-04

n the neighborhood, with horses attached. afr.
Cochran was in the disiillery, and dred a pistol
thIoueh the door, which had the effect TO send
the depredatOrs Off. One of the trucks tell into
the hands OF the police and the driver of 1t also,
who was locked up for a hearing.
WHISKY LosT-For some time past Marshal
Ellmaker has been storing the coutraband
whisky seized by the revenue officers in the
Patterson bonded warehouse. To some twelve
packages which had been appraised and sold,
there appears a deficiency of over three hun
dred gallons. The matter was brought to the
notice OF JUDGE Cadwalader, who is now en-
gagged in investigating it,.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-11-04
ADJUSTMENTS.

A MEXICAN ADEMY OF MUSIC,
IL NICHINgs'
ENG Lish OPERA TROUPE.
CAROLINE NJ. RlCHINGS. yDt........
BellinPh Grand Opera. V'' = ...
GEMS OF THE OPERA.
tina N'VV
MISS RICHTNGS, as Oh. What q HRpesa Maid
Norma. VIII sing Trio
Calmly Thy slumber Scene
DO Not Prove Thee.-Duct,
Their sacred Rites Now Ended.
MRS. SEGUIN as ob hi,er nn NJ w,,1 9,tu
Au"ie''a' Take Them, Implore Ihee.--
When Bound In siumbers.--
MIR. BERNARD as Arid.
PolIiu. On, Proud Maiden.-Duct.
Chaiupd at IL Lfst.-DuCt.
MR.. II. PEAKS as Bruius 9SoeIIu, 9,S, t5;.i,,tf,e
'''N'0' ana drtd,
GRAZ ND FlN.A 10,
"Oh. Curse Mel"
GRAND CHORUS,
"Baitle BatteW "On. Irniusu,W
TOMORROW EVENING.
LINDA DI HIMOUNIX.
EoA sheet now epen at Trumpier's and the Aca"
DENY.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-11-04

CORNERSTONE LAyING.-The cornerstone Of
the Church of st. John the Evangelist was
lald on Saturday afternoon, at the corner OF
Third and Reed streets, in the presence OF
large number of persons, by the RIGHT Rev.
William Bacon Stevens, Bishop of the Diocese,
assisted by the Rev. Dr9 Howe and Morton,
Rev. Philips Brooks, aud Rev. Charles l..
Fischer, the rector. THIS church was started IN
1855, by the Rev, G. A. Lalimer, and was known
as the "Boon Street Mission" the services
being held in a schOoLhOUse in the rear of
the southeast corner OF Second and Reed
streets. ln consequence of the school-house
having been injured by fire, the congre1a-
ton removed to the upper part OF the Shiiller
Hose house. Mir. Latimer soon after resign
ing, 1t was taken in charge by the Rev.
Samuel DurbOrow, Of the Church of the
ENangelists, and IN 1863 while under his care
charter was procured, and the chapel
on iced street, west OF Second, was bnilt Tue
Rev. w. B. Erben was the drst independent
rector under the charter The church has 1lO
COMMITMENTS and two fourishing Sunday
schools numbering nearly 400 scholars. The
building Is intended TO be of brick, 60 reet front
oN 96 teet in depth, with towers at each front
corner on Third street. The lower at the cor
ner OF Third and Reed streets is to be l60 feet
h'gh. The cornerstone has been presented by
ne Sunday School OF the Church of the Holy
IIlhliy. che contents OF the stone were as
lollo~s;-Copy OF the Holy Bible, Prayer Book,
Jouihal OF the last General Convention, journal
oi ne diocesan Convention, Public Ledger, and
other papers OF November 2. 1867, and medal.
ATTEMPTED RoBBERY.-On Sunday morning
about O'Clock, an attempt was made TO break
INTO Coehrans disttllery, on German street.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-11-04

ATTEMPTED RoBBERY.-On Sunday morning
about so "a O'clock an attempt was made to break
below Fourth, the object of which was sufli-
clently indicated BY the presence OF tive trucks
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-08-21

Gnttueibun9 bss q. o.. s@.aot.
tbeaters. - Die q. y. ,Staatsseitung
idreibt: vAaabenbIid periam -leIu iid
iebt Die 9oiubies unS &Iopffedter @eiu
gorfs in ben Naumen 6es @taottbeaters,
in Incident emit Elm Oaiuiion feline
9ranoioien @baraftere Dem Oeuti6en
8ublifum Dor9efiibrt bat, UNI 3euae
beridieoener v3abner" Yreisfdmpfe su
fem, in benen bic betbeiligten &!opfs
fedter benz ftaunenben 2oafertbuln sei<
gen, tuie man NIT Grajie Ginem Elm
bIaues Sluae idlagt (o.b. in Der &unlts
iprade ,,oen SeniferlaOen idIiebt"),
,,Glaret aus Der STATE siebtt, has
8iedorean brett bdinmert', ,3dbhe
einiebt" u. {. NJ. Sein bal6meos ans
itanbiges ameritanifdes Sbeater ipiiroe
Oerartigen SdauiteIIunsen semeiner
Ofobbeit feline Sbiire offnen, aber Die
Mauine oes Stabttbsaters iuerben fir
oerGrtige @orftelungen preissegeben.
9luf ben 8rettern, uelde gu berartteen
Sdauiteuureen semibbraudt tuur6en,
iolen in Der fonn enoen Saiion cine
Sanauid'cf, cine Senori6s, cine Nabe
Dor Oas oeldi6e 8ubIitum treten. Die
Sanauidet, Senorid)s unb 8a6e aIs Die
sla6foIscr bon Bin 9tbalI. Son 9Iaan,
Setter Wtorris, Soc Goburn, 8ia Soree
ODER tpie bic Bitter bon Der Hanit, Die
iebt i'm Stabttbeater in ,,&unit" MAIDEN,
aue beiben m6genl"
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-08-21
"YreB II, 3inle6'
(tdofi6 unb ms d,entlish).


Dies ift has einsse IonaIe BIatt nit Ausnobme Oer
~Staats;ettuns", rueIbes in Ruibuiue beraus.
geeeben rpirb. Bon allen bier erf9enenben 8Idttern
bot sS bic sr6ste Circulation anb 1T es bas ofi,eas
Organ hes Staates. Gs bat eire sroBe Circulation
i'm slorbeu fowebI aIs aud i'm Siiben nnb gef9dftss
Ieute t6nnen fsin beheres Anseisenz gae6ium fnben
9as tdgIi9e 8Iatt enthdIt bic lesten nnb upundns
bisen teIegrcpbii1en Seritte nom poIitiiteu uns
commentator unb aagemeinen Renisfeiten. Die
aofaIneuiatetten Der Stant unb nmaebuna uerben
nusfiibrIih berpte. unb in eoer 9tuiidt nImnt bic
ies Blattben eritenRana unter ben hieigen Seitun
gen EN-.
Die Greisniiie bes tommenben Sabres perOen BON
Snterefie ieiu. rleberaa TT has 2anb IN Hare9une
unb binnen Rursem rperSen bic wi5tiefen 2ebens
fraaen er6rtert uno entfGeben perhen. gir pinfhtn
ba6er, Sab uns bas IppaIe goIt in BEN tDmmenoeH
@abHampfs nit allen in ibren ardftsn itebeneen
,tteIn unteritiisen m6gen, uub uuierem BIatte in
ebem teinen Sorfe bier SIeden i'm staate gerbrei.
tune su seben. Sn 3rfunft, Hie sas in Der Bersan
aenbett gef6eben, rpir6 has 8Iatt Der ernIi9e Ser
bsibiser Der Sheen unS 4r.asipien unieres sesenwd
tigen eongreies iein.
eingeribtet uns mir t6nnen on S6nelietett mn
QieoIi1feit nidbt aeboten rperbe geriDnen, Ipel8
TrHdiadbeu aussefibrt b1ben Ipouen, fDnnen I'D
auf ercelente Ausfibrung gesebener Autrd9e 81 ben
biligtcn 9reiien perlaiieR.
aean anreiihe
SSree amb Shines Co.,
Nto 6 Sirrtb Sherry 5trei
seafbpiu. 9ennriTer
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-08-21

biiben. Das iifAes, mas BEL einem
ftan3oFid <preubiithen ariese anf bem
Spieefebt." n "a
Gtbeh1 4. aneuit. Nadridten
aus @reta bonn %. b, Mf. meIben, bab
Die safurgeaten fib in spbatia be.
baupten.
Sie Siirfen, bon Neansel an Baifer
unb 2ebensmittelu b.brdust, babeu oas
8lateau bon slstbpbO iuieoer serdumt.
Sie BroDinaen SpbOtia, 8etbgmnO
unO SeratGoa find in pollen guf<
itanoe.
Gin rafiii6es, foDie stpei fran8oiie
ide, unter benz @onl,naubo eiaes 9los
,airaIs ittbenoe RfiessidiFe, fnb aus
@reta nit 400 gSeibern uno 8inbern
i'm B1raeus etn9etr0Fen.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-08-21

- '"HFS N"' VIZ ''''"'""'"''" *O" S"paosr 's'
Rtsnvee
blum ennS
RI nj pba ass
unaEu
uipsr
eslsk
grocn
-r
aSas
uare be seb aus abrH uaruna.
Sefggts Eqn g. N aaeSan se snne
S5rpaap
& gnasNa
Senu
Tranf 4.rrin,
julio SN : -
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-08-21

=
- Oie stabt Burlington 8erinont,
bat Dem Yrdiioenten &nsel bon Der
llniberiitat Saielbft elm 8obnbaus i'm
Bertbe bon $4,000 gum geiasnt in
aaertepnuas ieinsr gerOisnfe sema6t;
= Sn Msfs MiGouri bat man cine
S0ble entoedf, nelde nod gr0Bere
5d0ubeitsu 6eFsen foG, dis Die be-
riibmte Wmmmutbb0bIe in Sentudp.
sic bat ben saanteu veincOiu Gabs"
erbalten. , @ q
= Sie bier 6rauen bon ben binge<
ridteten faiierlihen Siibrern in Merito,
ndlnlid bon Mariinilian, Neiia, Men<s
Oes llho Wiramon, fino idmn.tIidb nabn.
fianig. Die @riuseliip Calm Calm
fist gefan9en. So, j:
Sn 9aris ma9t Der @iener Sas
pelImeiiter StrmsB sfortwa5reno. oas
sr0bte glufiebeh. y alie& unS '6efonbers
Die Sonentuelt, lit entaldt ben leinen..
Spid.s Getn GROCER gSaI3er: ,aifnlf<
lers @rbenluaaen", bemsst in einem
9IuaenbGif Die 3uborer bis au Sbrdnen,
uno hladt fie i'm na6lten tan3er, lie
m0sen luoGen ooer ni@t. Cine Dorsiig {
lide 9roOutttOn ieines 0rdefers 1T Die
Sannbauier Suberture.
= Die Siiritenteinde in 8aris oau.
ern fort. Das 8ublifum fdngt aber
mad Der u@.s 3. g." an, seeen bieies
Gusiteaun9sOelfert riidt nur iebr elel6.
giltig 81 tuetOen, Ioaosrn nit NiiBmuth
bic enormen Soften Der Siiritenbepir.
tbung 81 bere9nen, UNI 10 lnebr. als es
iieht, bab bis iest Srantreid gar teine
politildene Srfolg babel er3ielt bait
Sur ben 8eiu4 bes 8ai1ers bon DETER
reid iuiirbe man ais l8epeis elmer On.
ndbsru.8 oeiieIben on 8rantrei5 germ
leben; aleln geraoe oieier SAT- i9eint
aasbleiben Al moIIet. 1sl8n
= 6 ftlerheiratBe n. 8or
einigen @oden bat in Sof bic Erauuna
oes fSiiriten Saul bon Sburn unb Saris
(iedfter Sobn bes Siiriten Wag in 0e>
gsnsburs unO frii5er Sliselabiutant bes
&0nigs bon gupera) NIT SrauIein Sons
telibe Gals 6rduIein Sreu3er boroem am
Miindener 9Ifttentbeater enqa9irt ftatt,
9efunben. Srauseu9en iudren Der Ser.
sos Della 3occa uno bic S9aulpieIerin
6rau 9robefer bon Berlin, tpelde belize
ibrerfeits nur ben bonn 8apf erbetenen
Oispens (Srau 9robefer lit bon ibren
eriten 9atten asidieben) eriuarten, um
ebenfals Den Gbebuno gu idlieben. -
Sie SdauipieIerin Sri. Senriette GbeI
in Semcstar BAT fid nit benz sortigen
faiierti6 tiirfiiden GensraIeonfnI 0furat
GHenoi bertnabIt. Nu4 SRI. Sail.
meber beirathet uno slpar ben penfonir.
ten SdauipieIer 6es 9etber Sbeaters,
Srn. &orn. Ser vBeifber spieseT
fiinbist bas .GreigniB" in folgenoer
8eiie On: ullm Z ubr friib miro Die
Srauung ana Dienitag ODER Mittlpo9
in Der Sbereiienftdbter Sirde ftattfnben,
unb iuer 9uit bat, tam oerfeIben bel.
tuobnen uno fid babel ben Brautisam
'auieben, Der suar nidt mebr in Den
beiten Sabren 1T. aud nidt iibsr yetb
ODER ionftige Roftbarteiten berfHgt, Die
i'm Stanbe iinb, Elm Beiberber3 gu be-
ruben, a6ers ME man beriidert. Die
Suseno Der gefdeioenbeit in benz 9RaBe
bsiiben iOa, Oqb &c ii@ sesen ansemele
fene @esenconceiiiouen perpFidtet pa.
ben ioa, Der &ilnitlerin gar nidt in Die
Rdbe gu fOmmen, ia, iogar fie ME ON
aureben. !"
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-08-21
8rDnamatiDn
Gipupermeurs ppm genneifee.

: Staot Tennefjee,
Grecuttu Gepdrtemeilt
NGfbpiIIes ben is. SUM 1866.
sa bic General geriammIuns am 8. Rar, 1887 Elm
Geies patrte, oeiien g. unO A. Settion in ben fosen
ben Shorten uuS Gbnrotteren berfabt inb. ndnid
Settionj. .Sei es ferner bef9lcfIen, bab bic
in Gapi,ion County tribe inter bsm 9efete pom
Rai 1856 ftattsefuaSens &esiitrirans bic nit fir
nun unb nid1tg ertdrt fet uno 1T uno Tiemanb hes
rebtiet iein ipn 3raft zines erbeiagter &egfri=
run9 aus geiteAtea Certificates 81 itimmen."
Settto q. sSei es ferner beitLofen, bdB bic
8eitimmunsen bieies 9eieses fid. auf iebes anbere
County biefes Staates erftreden foen, pefin es fi
CUR neberSeugung les @ouperneurs beIousiteut bat
Setrua unb unferf6Ieife in Der Reaiftriruna non
Stimntaebern in fod5en Counties ottaefunbcu bnbeu
uno Der @ouperneur fou iolbe Fbatfade uer0Hentiit
9eH mmb beiuste aesiitration bnr9 qrotlamaiiOn
onnunreu."
iIno ba ,ur lleberssueung bes gouuerueurs su Toge
eetommen lift, bab 8etrua nb nnteri6eife IN Der Re=
affirming pen sStimmeebern IN Hnierem @ountp
Sesboib MN iese idt, gBiliian @. BrorunIop, Gors
hes States EenHeilee fat mir Iberrases
ner ge nsniB pnb I'M gerfois Der mir surd b c oben
erpdbnte 3 A. Settipn bes @eIeses uor 8. Mdr3
1867 nufer esten 9fIten, gdnsi onf bic Seite nn6
erfIare fir nun lmb MID ig ale bisber in benz County
sSarren itdttsebabte 8egiftriune NIT ausnGbme Der
ben rpirb pon benz 8eg irungs tommifiioHer, melder
am 2. sunni 1867 inter ben Beftimmuugen hes 8efeses
berune ino Mmenbiruna bes 9effse. pom 8. Rdr;
1866" ein9eiest porben 1T unb 0iemauh in benz be-
iugten County fed sur Abftimnrung bereti fem auf
Kraft zines Certificates einen unter ben Seftimz
n,mnaen bes Geieses pom s. aRdrs 1885 eng iesten
Bum 3euentiie befIeR babe i'd meme
= @6mens sllnteribrift Rierunter seiekt
TT c1 uno btfohlen, oab eas grc6e Stantss
L. D SieseI attadi Tpirh. 50 esideben i'm
Separtement 8afhuiue am TO- Gage i'm
Vsonat SUM- A. .. 1861.
sir ben @Ouserneur:
gB. @. SrownIOw.
S.SIet9er, staat fetretar.
iun17 3ntup3m
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-08-21
fSsine polfdnbiee biIhIiHe geidi9te Der Belt
0Die bete, biilislte unb beIebrenSite SamiItea
Seiti9rift In Der unior
Sarper's
NewMDntblDM
$mbfcriptiDnei,.

mWtGGbW1NUNSA
4 8 g. z.
Die 6eransssber Baben Elm Spiiem NIT BEN poits
1epartement einsefabrt, burd DeIbes fie Sas Rasas
sine. iopie ibrs @eefIp SeHeH, DsIde 60 persieben
birsft an ibre POfOifieen fenSen f6nner.
Die pof.ase on Sarpsr's Rasosine betrdst 81 Cts
per Sabr tabIbor an bic peiteifiee bes GHtpfdtserS
0ebin8uu0ea.
6arper,B Waoajint fir Se5rs4.0O b.
dine Grtrn NuIimer, pom aeeetfp ME Dom Wnhd
,t,.e, wir6 iebem GIub, Der auf gsMtnmsrR $4.OO
abcnnirt, gratis uerabfplgt. s.sr "a.
uer0en. ss4ss*s&t4 =
cine ponitdnhiee ReibenfrIge. gegenmdrtia
Sahrainae MmfoNeno, niebli1 IN 2etiiwono eebnn
Ben, Tper6en duf Rotten oeS Gmpfdngers $22
per Sdbrgan0 perianbt. ss.z- ss2
2eiiiene gerpdfnns per Pon 81 Gents aiif Ta1ps
tohInng. y .
&arper S Brothers,
4. ,cF24 Ea GranFlin Squart, sier ycrt,
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-09-03
The Indians.

In his testimony before the Indian Commission
nowtat the West, General HANCOCK said ]: ss
There was no security whatever for transports
ton and travellers on any part Of the Plains. A
person ia liable to be attacked even if he has 8
hundred men with him. Vigilance is the only
safety The Indians are making raids constantly
in small or large bodies. 1t is believed there are
no Indian families between the Platte aud the
Arkansas. They are either north Of the Platte or
south of the Arkansas. y"
The expenses on the General Department have
been those OF q peace establishment, with the
exception Of small quantity Of forage sent to
places where they had none. and with the excep-
tion also OF four hundred Kansas volunteers, VINO a
will not be paid until Congress appropriates the
funds, Our troops have had no remount this year.
The expense Of transporting goods this year ls
much less than ever before.
OF hostile warriors the General estimates1 that
the Cheyennes number about four hundred, the
Arapahoes four hundred, the Kiowas FIVE hundred.
There are but few Apaches OF the Plains, probably
four or five hundred. Fifteen hundred or Two
Thousand will cover all engaged between the Ar
kansas and the Platte, that is leaving gd OUT aae oo
There was one case, in October, 1855, where
arms we're furnished to the Indians by our agent,
after being officially notified that they were ncnn-
ed to hostility. Mr.. Bogy, the Indian Commis-
sioner gave authority TO sen hast ona de;end
ed The right. The universal testimony Is that the
Gud;a "a are well armed with pistols and rifles.
The Indians always pierce the bodies %Ss n 81 white
persons killing HIM, sIl put an arrow into him.
ReSs Sbew never burn powder when they can use ar
,n1.S rMes Tn ambuscades they use arrows. The
nr;nepai men are armed with fire arms, and the
others with bows and .pas arsoTs The Indians do
nnmbers. They do not 6ght without an adyan-
tsee. Whenever they find their enemy prepared
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The Indians are now carrying On the Har with
all tie new improvements. They have field glass
es. We found I's glass Of Fort Wallaoe, They
like regular regiment. The chiefs stands with
mirror and throw reflections as signals which
the men obey. They have signal men al around.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-09-03
State Items.

RAtN, oaops, &c.-For the past few days we
have been visited with occasional showers OF rain,
but not enough to injure .he growth Of the crops:
carts OF the country, and the damage done to the
crops, it is gratifying to US to state that the inu
~ to the corn and cotton crop in this District is
very slight. We trust that the injury to the crops
throughout the country are not 80 serious as was
at first anticipated. the corn and cotton crop In
the upands Of this section of the Pee Dee country
is doing remarkably WE'LL and the farmers nave ."s
the Aver has risen three or four feet at Society
Hll Ferry in consequence Of the late rains In the
up-country. The river is now In excellent order
for nayigation.-B Ben,efscaae Journal
ARREST OF AN EM1ssARY.-A colored man, call,
ing himself Rev. Nat. Williams, has been arrested
by the military authorities for preaching incen-
diary doctrines to the freed people Of this District
He was carried to Headquarters at Darlington last
Wednesday by detachment Of soldiers sent mere
for that purpose, where he will be tried by the
Military Court.-BennettsrMe Journal.
REGISTRATION RErURNs.-The following are the
registration returns for Marlborough District for
fha three first dayS