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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-06-17
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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-06-17
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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-06-17

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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-06-17

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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-10-10
Invisible Poisons.
February 20

The Medicis and the Borgias fortified their systems
with powerful antidotes against the subtle poisons with
which they used to destroy their enemies, and which
they feared might one day be employed against them.
selves. There are invisible poisons. almost as deadly,
against which few of us think Of taking any precautions.
These hanes are In the air. When the atmosphere IL
surcharged with them, as 1t sometimes is at this season.
epidemic fevers ensue. The Summer which has lust
closed has been o most remarkable one. The amount
Of rain that has fallen has been enormous, and the exha-
lations from the soil havebeen, and are, dense and CO.
pious almost beyond example. These exhalations exer-
else q pernicious influence on the vital powers. ana pre-
dispose the system to disease. Everywhere people are
complaining of unusual debility. lassitude and depres.
sion. These symptoms are generally forerunners of an
epidemic. Combat them early-before they lapse into
something worse-with H~OSTETTER's BIT.
TIERS. the most effective antidote to malaria thst the
vegetable kingdom has ever yielded. Its operation is
th~ree-fold. -invogaraitng, depurative and apAbilious.
Free from any ingredient that is In the slightsst degree
deleterious to health. and containing the juices ana en-
tracts of the rarest medicinal herbs. 1t is UNNECESSARILY
superior, as q defensive preparation. to any other tonic.
herbal or mineral. at present used in medical practice.
A course Of HOsTETTER'S BTTrERS Is, humanity
speaking. q perfect jacquard against intermittent and
remittent levers. se October z
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'DwfLL IN TEE LAND, AND VERIFY THOU aHALr
BE FED. two mouths ago we saw several
gentlemen from the Northeastern part Of this State
in this city, en- route for Texas, whittier, they were
going to spy out the fairness .of the land We en-
desvored to show them the inpolicy Of such o step,
and exhausted the. entire stock Of argument
against emigration. In vain. For every reason
we advanced in favor Of staying our friends
could show two why they ought to 20. They
went; all Of them, however, returned, and
yesterday we had the pleasure OF seeing
one OF them again on his way home from. the
distant West, entirely, radically cured Of the Texas
fever. They had many inducements to remain,
purchase land and settle, but Weighing the odds
OF moving, transplanting old trees, going into a
hotter ana an insalubrious climate, and voluntari-
~ dspriving themselves OF all the comforts and
privileges os civilized society, schools, churches,
1ssnas, nsishbors, kinsfolk, ETC., etc.-against the
sdvantAges OF good land and brisk b~usiness;
weighing also negro supremacy and Rreenbacks
mere against gold and Q large white majority
snere-she balance still largely prepondsrstsd In
favor Of old South Carolina.
The accounts they give Of the country are not
very encouraging. The cotton crop in Alabama is
tne best they saw anywhere in their route, Az
.ney went further West they found increased
traces OF the ravages of the army and boil
worm. an some sections these plaques have az
halls crop win DO made, ~ w
In Texas they report cona,as,.h,
business, Notwithstanding the g,sst ~. q q
malariouss sevors Of ,diferent tySaa 49, NJ M
prevalent, sGreenbsoks are scarcsivl 80. - i. ~
Infeconstracted State, excsttt 10 pav 800 49,
All nonsyaa saAsfusctior ware in hnra cssa, ..S y1SIs
silyer. PolitiSHfIy, also aScorain.y W 1870 -
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Free to Everybody.

a Large 8 pp. Circular. giving Information Of the
greatest Importance to the young Of both sexes. s:aps'1a
II teaches how the honeiy may become beautiful. tho
uespised respected, and the forsaien loved. qa
No youag lady or gentleman should fail to send. rhsir
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# Address 2. o. Drawer. Il
March 30 lyr @%.ryt mo- M y
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Auction Sales This Day.
MCKAY & CAMPBELL will sell this day, at 10 O'Clock,
atNo. 1853 King street. the contents of said store.
JOHN q. minor & Co. will sell this day. in their auc-
ton sales room, No. 1873 Meeting street, at 10 O'Clock.
bleeched shifting, longcloths. 60.
T. nj. CATER will sell this day, on Browns Wharf.
at 9A O'Clock, butter and hams.
MILES DRAKE will sell this day, at his store, corner
of King and Liberty streets. at 10 O'Clock, dry goods.
clothing, furniture, go.
LAUREY & ALEXANDER will sell this day, at 10
O'Clock. before their store. No. 1877 East Bay, butter
and cheese.
K1Iaoy & Co. will sell this day, at 10 o'clock. at their
salesrooms. No. 1873 Meeting street, opposite Pavilion
Hotel, donesttcs, broadcloths, &c.
ARMY BRoaANs.-JoHN CoMnf1Ns. No. 1877 Meeting
street, up stairs, offers tor sale 100 cases of ARMY BRO.
CANS, by the case. single pair. or fitted to measures.
Thev are said to be a very superior Shoe.
October 8 1
HERVEY nj. CLECKLEY, nj. d.,
Homeopathic Physician.
OFFICE N RESIDENCE. SOUTHWEST CORNER
COLLEGE AND GREEN STREETS: Charleston, 8. c..
CONSULTATION HoURs-From7 to OK A. NJ; from 2 to
~ P. NJ; from 8 to 10 F. NJ.
October 8 tbstu19
A Novelty.
The latest and most effsctual remedy for the cure of
debility, loss of appetite, headache, torpor Of the liver,
ETC., 10 PANKNIN's BTTTER For sale by
all Druggists. tn
A Caru.
What ia TARRANT's E~FFERvEsCENT sELTZER
APERIENT, and what are its efSects2 These are uues-
tons which the great American public has o right to
ask, and 1t also has a right to expect q candid and salts
factory reply. The preparation is q mild and gentle
saline cathartc, Alternative and tonic, and 10 most care
fully prepared in the form of a snow white powder, con-
tanning all the wonderful medical properties of the far
famed Settler Syringe of Germany. N1
or Its effects we would say that those who have tested
the preparation are the best Judges, and they declare
over their own signatures that the preparation will
promptly relieve Indigestion. Regulate the flow of the
bile. Cure every species of headache. Tranquilize the
nervous system. Refresh and ~invigorate the weak. Mit.
gate the pangs Of Rheumatism. Neutralize acid in the
Stomach. Cleanse and tone the bowels. Assist the
falling appetite. Cure the heartburn.
If you are q sufferer give this Remedy one trial, and It
will convince you of the above facts.
r & CO.. Sole Propristors. New York.
bold py all DruGgtsts. 3mos September IL
The Time to Advertise I'm the Country.
The PHGNIx has a large circulation throughout the
middle and upper Districts OF the State. Adyertisinn
rates as reasonable rs the stringency OF the money mar
ket will warrant Merchants and others wishing to use
the columns Of the paper win address tt ltlf
rae. JULIAN A. SELBY, Proprietor.
February 20 Columbia. g. q
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AUCTiON SALES.
MCKAY a

WCDAH ~ CAM1 DFhJI,
WI sell RUS DAY Thursday 10th instant. at No.
46S hln& street, between John and Ann, at 10 O'Clock.
coNTEN1s OF SAID STORE, coNsIsrISG OF:
DRY GOODS, Notions. Toys. &C., &c. Also, the Fur
nlturc, consisting OF Piano. Mirrors. Tables, Burea III.
BedstcadS, Chairs. Pictures, &c. &c,
Goods to be removed on day Of sale.
N. B.-Our Regular Sale Of Furniture, Groceries,. 60.
at our Store, No. l36 Meeting street, TOMORROW. az
usual. October 10
KILROY ~ co.
Will sell THIS DAY. at 10 O'Clock. at their alos 70 omS
No. 1873 Meeting street, opposite Pavilion Hotel
A large and well selected stock of Seasonable GOODJ
CONSISTING OF:
DOMESTICS, SArINErS, BROiDCLOTHS Woolcna
Biankcte, Hoods, Gloves. Hosiery, Dress Goods
Clothing. Fancy Goods, Trimmings, Buttons, Notions
Ribbons. Millinery Goods, White Goods
WOODEN Yarn. Hoop Skirts, Neckties, Suspenders
undorshirts and Drawers, Braids, spool Gotten
Flannols and Linen Goods.
a Retailers stock of WATCHES, Solid GOLD RINGS.
Breastpins, Ear rings, Chaius and Charms.
Country merchants will please take notice that they
can buy at our sales ut 80 days city acceptance.
October 10
Rutiy amt CHEESE.
, ~ iAuREf ~ ALEXANDER.
THIS DAY. the 10th inst. will be sold before our store.
No. 1877 East Bay, at 10 O'Clock,
II hrkins GOSHEN BUTTER
80 boxes Cheese, Just received per steamer
N"ho'h"ns cash. October 10
Buutr opd Hams.
IN II. NJ. CATER.
WIN De sold on Hrown,s Wharf, THIS DAY, at thross
EIRKiNs nIrF r
Conditions cash. oc,oh.r IN
80 sac Of G~0cGnnrha Pyopc7u.
Will be sold at Public Auction, on MONDAY tJo 1ath.
day Of October, at 10 O'clock a. NJ, gu the premises. ID
Bonneam'a Depot, on the Northeastern Ra,lroad.
called Confederate States. The building is 4Ox1G feet
with a 7 foot piazza. Terms. cash in Government fuuds.
1m comipaance win instructions from the Commissioners
oe'ooer Chtef DisDursing Officer 5. G.
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TIE sTEAMsHIP SEA GULL, hence for Baltimore
on the 9th, mot with stormy weather, and did not
reach her destination until Wednesday morning,
the 9th. "
The steamship Manhattan, hence for New York
on the 9th, met with very bad weather, and reach
ed port at 4 P. NJ, on Wednesday, the 9th.
TAxEs.-The recent issue Of the General Order
from military headquarters snspending the collec-
ton of certain taxes, seems to have suspended the
collection of all, and greenbacks in the State Trea-
sury are as scarce as hens teeth. With upwards Of
$3.50, GOO due the State by the taxpayers, much Of
which is in the hands ofshe Sheriffs, it is peculiar
ly unfortunate that this order should have been
issued without specific instructions as to the man
ner OF It's operation and the scope OF application.
SO says the Columbia Chronicle Of yesterday.
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NOTICES..
Auction sale. NM. n.v

ALL KINDS OF JOB WORK DONE AT H DAILY
NEWS OFFICE.
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Al CTIO SALES.

Damaged Ciothng-Om account Of Underwriters
and cU Concerned,
BY JOHN g. MILNOI IL Co.
THIS DAY, 10th instant, at 10 O'Clock. will be sold at our
Salesroom, No. 1873 Meeting street,
N CASE CLOTHING,
CONSISTING OF:
80 COATS, assorted
IL Vests. assorted.
sCIRcULAR SAWS.
Conditions casb. October 10
IN account Of Underwriters anil all concerned.
r, nf JOHN g.. MILNOR 81 CO.,
THIS DAY, 10Th instant. at 10 O'Clock, will be sold. al
our Auction Salesroom, No. 1873 Meeting street.
. pieccs -. 7-8 and "A BLEACHFD SUlRTIN0S AND
LONG CLOTH. OF various brands
Prints. Maryland and Lanark Checks. Denims
40 pair heavy Grey Blankets.
Damaged on the voyage from New York To t,,is mort
ALSO, WILL BE coNTIN UED, SALE OF
REMAINDER OF SHOP GOODS.
ALSO,
scases COTTON CARDS, / Sofa, Q Mahogany Desks
Table, Looking Glass.
An Invoice of UNDER SHIRTS M AWE
casn. October 10
Dry Goods, CIoMing, FhyWituyc, &c.
BY MILES DRAKE.
THIS MORNING., at 10 o'clock, 1 will sell at INV storS.
A N ASSORTMENT OF DRY GOODS CLo.
THING N HOSIERY.
The FURNITURE of a family declining housekeeniny
consisting OF Mahogany Hair Seat Chairs, Cane Seat
Chairs, Rockers. Bedsteads, Book Case. Tables Side.
boards. Bureaus. Mattress, Pillows, Crockery and Cook.
Ing Utensils.
BOOTS and SHOES, just received from manufacturers.
October ~
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1ailg Nems,
MORNING, OCTOBER 10, 1867.
LOCAL MATTERS.

To TRANSIENT ApvERT1sERs.-No transient nd.
vertisement will be published in this journal here
after unless pssid for IN Advance. By transient we
mean an advertisement from any person who is
not a regular advertising customer Of the NEWS.
JOB WoRK.--We have now completed our Office
so as to execute, in the shortest possible time
ALL KINDS OF JOB WORK, and we most re-
specially ask the patronage Of our friends.
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.Drsvls every dsE sanday sxcsptsds ~ AAantss Gspg
yMa daily sSH ttslGtSs 4Ys4 ~ e}IiSIs IA HEs@sSa*abi
An rfixes paid without discount. ,sZ
N4 Qi9clAl Ix@wtnGa ssnt tasls pnrchAseN VI #sN3% XIX
d All ftnesC Aahed 100 thaN en&4A ts%rI .aH
ahgMs Qorrsspopdssta may rely on prcrnpt a~ttshsiotts 70
soaaera yd6nfp14Se&cfG8f n& n1onoy With fun 66dresK.8 ~
saaaGSrA Al cfNSxa#N4xsS$1&,y 9enefhap. and infotniation
10 10 addresHs&t0 yg@81& ~ KERR.
ASaEs 49, s$geN4YAbs Managers Agent. ~
Lock Mox No. ES1, ChSrlestcn, 8.
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A Novelty.
The latest and most ehsctual remedy for the cure Q
debility. loss of appetite, headache. torpor of the live,
ETC., IL PANKNIN's HEPATIC. BTTTERs. For sale b
all Druggists. tn
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ARMY BRoaANs.-JoHN CoMM1Ns. No. 1877 Meetin
street. up stairs, Offers tor sale 100 cases of ARMY BRO
CANS, by the case. single pair, or fitted to measures
They are said to be a very superior Shoe.
October 8
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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-03-19

andICapt.fGee. O.Haft, 50 well known
and SO popular All over the WesteTn
world,ais il the Office. Jim. Duffy DIS
penses fluids that Won't XIII, and her
steward loads her tables with fitness,
For pleasant trip take the St.
Charles Lnsqs q b9tdsiieb go i.
4 For MEMPHIS, VIcksBURa AND
New ORLEANs.-The great Indiana,
Captain Rube Neal, goes to New
Orleans to-day, and is unsurpassed by
any boat in the business. Charley
Schultze is her excellent clerk, and
yies with Captain Rube in making
guests comfortable. The Indiana
needs no commentator.
For NAsHvILLE-The excellent
steamer Phantom loads for Nashville
to-day and leaves at four o'clock this
evenings Captain Hodge Brown is
her solid commander, and is good
one.o Tom. Wilson and j. p Webb
are her accomplished clerks. Give the
Phantom big trip.
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MERCHANTS FURNISHED WITH

MERCHANTS FURNISHED WITH
keep constantly n our warehho uses AS
sorted Crates of all Common Ware OF the
very best make of goods. Also, many dII-
ferent assortments Of Common ana stone
China Ware. ~"
4 IS We are the only firm in this city that
imports Assorted Crates direct from,
70 England.o We keep patters and !, styles YES
of goods that no other mouse IN ms
city has, or can get in. the English
:, market Our wares are imported via
u New Orleans. direct. and bought with
~ gold. THUS securing severy advantage Z
within the reach OF any house IN the, 4
3 West or East Z AiiN
Our stock is the largest in the State, and
viii be sold at prices entirely satisfactory
to the trade. iu ylt-4 W
, now diff ~ tsrf4 GRATIS nfEft aslry
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lana, from New Orleans; Rowena, for
Nashville; Mayfower and Emma
Floyd, from Cairo; J P. Webb and
Advance No. 2, from Wabash River.
Sam. Orr, from PASSPORT; Tarascon,
from Louisville.
Miscellaneous. ~ 81
Matters wore lively aspect on the
levee yesterday, and the arrivals were
numerous, though none of the boats
had large trips,.........The St. Charles
had but little freight, but had on
large number of people. Her through
passengers were sent forward on the,
Nick. Longworth.- Jim. Green, the
freight clerk of the Longworth, de-,
clined, at first, to take the St. Charles
freight. as he had four casks of CO.
coanuts, and he was afraid he would
get it Mixed He had taken the pre-
caution to put three boxes of lemons,
on the boiler deck, so as not to- mix.
them with the cocoanuts. They
finally discovered plan to- keep the
st. Charles freight.separate, and took:
it.......The Mepham took between,
4,0e0iand 5000 sacks of corn and
left at ga, NJ yesterda y pretty, deep
In the water."...The Charmer and
Mary Swan were both receiving rap .
idly, before noon......The. Swan will
have. big trip out The
Nick. Longworth had the officers and
crew of the Inflated Mercury as pas,
sengers up 1.-The st. Charles re-
turns from here to New Orleans, and
will have full load...... The Emperor
had a partial trip of cotton, and mere
ly touched at the levee,. Capt
Bruce, the famous Clerk of the, ia
nous Louisville, came up by the St.
Charles, and left. by rail, yes
terday afternoon, g 10 meet the
Louisville at gCincinnati..... )
The distress along the Loser Mis-
sissippi is represented as indescriba-
ble.--...The Armada is now in the
Dry Dock, and will be repaired with
dispatch. ,Neihouse & Beckman are
removing her chimneys......We are
Indebted to Capt. Geo. o. Hart, of
the st. Charles, and to Jim Greene q
of the Longworth, for New Orleans
papers.......In the afternoon the snow
increased in violence. and grew to-
quite a storm. The wild sea gulls
were thick, sporting amid the storm
an unerring indication of more in
element weather. IF the storm con-
tinued, the VIM. White would lie over
till to-day, as the food in Green
River is too great to allow the taking
of any risks in a storm. The Cur
lew left for Green River yesterday
morning. Latest reports indicate
that the Liberty No. ? will certainly
be raised. T
Boats Leaving To-Day.
Ron Mr4rnrre, H. N...r-
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For MEMPHIs.-The elegant Mary
Swan, Capt. Sam Archer, leaves this
evening for Memphis and all accessi-
BILE landings below Cairo. She has
hrst-class passenger accommodations.
Captain Archer, and her popular
clerks, Capt. j. NJ. Swami and Walter
B, ? Pennington are as clever and
pleasant gentlemen as ever ran a
steamboat, and passengers and ship
pers will find every thing right on
board. eas1 '-afs -isl....'%%
For New ORLEANs.-The splendid
steamer ST.. Charles returns from this
port to New Orleans, and will leave
this evening at 5 o'clock. She is a
magnificent steamboat with the most
elegant accommodations. That vet
eran commander and true gentleman,
Capt. Hugh Campbell, is on the roof,
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~~ERCHANTS, EXCHANGE and9J
m GENTLEMEN'S RESTAURANT
LaA No. 5 first street. Aa"

TRUNTZ & MENTZER, Proprietors.
The choicest Wines and Liquors will be
kept constantly on hama; and special at
terition will b. given to the
r, ur yegs RESTAURANT, 1900
where all the delicacies OF the season will
be served In the most approved style
making ii pleasant resort for the MER-
CHANTS and BUSINESS MEN of the city.
"A liberal patronage is tsolicited, EH3em
oc23 d3m
IN mcTt loI3 cbnsmCio3 Oh b9oG bnG
b1na u9di saS
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q 49,
The weat htr was clear and cold early
yesterday morning. but clouded up
4earlyin the day. Mercury 3215 at 8 A.
M.r7 ThelriYer had fallen 3 inches up
to noon yesterday, and may now be
expected to 60 down steadily, as it is
falling at all points to Pittsburg. We
hope the city authorities will notlnow
fail to establish permanent high
water mark, durable as the pyramids.
A little snow was falling at noon yes
terday. ami m os v.rit Fl
Arrivals and Departures.
The arrivals and departures. up to
3 o'clock yesterday, include the
Minneola, Cincinnati to Memphis; M.
S. Mepham, to New Orleans; Morn
ing Star, Louisville to Henderson;
Newsboy, Henderson to return; Cur
lew, to Green River; St. Charles, New
Orleans to Evansville; Emperor,
Memphis to Cincinnati; Nick Long
worth; New Orleans to Louisville.
Boats Due.
Among the first boats due here are
the Shamrock, Mariner, and Glendale,
to st Louis; Robt. Burns, for Mem
phis; Darling, Liberty No. 2. and
Emperor, from Memphis; Huntsville,
Centralia, and Nora, for Arkansas
River; Indiana, Alice Dean, Louis
vile, Great Republic, Leonidas, Ar
COSY, and Swallow, for New Orleans;
Sam, Parker, Louisville and Louis
lana, from New Orleans; Rowena, for
Nashville; Mayfower and Emma
Floyd, from Cairo; J P. Webb and
Advance No. ?, from Wabash River.
Sam. Orr, from PASSPORT; Tarascon,
from Louisville.
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Location of the House of Refuge.
oE9a Executive DEPARTMENT,
~ n. TNDIANAPoLIS. March, IL, 1867.

DY AN ACT OF, THE GENERAL
- Assembly to. establish a House of
Refuge for Juvenile offenders, the, Gov
ernor is empowered to select and establish
a site for said institution, and for that
purpose he is authorized to receive by
donation, or to purchase, not less than
eighty nor more than three hundred and
twenty acres of land, giving preference,
other things being equal, to a location
central and easy of access from III parts of
the State. .v1fs man & n~effF II
Now, in pursuance of said act, an invi-
tation is hereby given to persons who feel
an interest IN securing the location of the
institution at or near particular points to
make propositions to this Department for
the donation or sale of land for the site of
such institution. IN E1aEHI 5z 81 =
such propositions should be filed in this
Department Within thirty days from this
date, and should state the quantity of
land proposed to be donated or sold. its
preci e. location, and the terms upon
which 1t is proposed to be donated or sold.
with the price If a sale is proposed and
such otner advantages as the proposed
location may, in the Judgment OF the rsr-
ties making the proposition, possess. =
~ By order of the Governor 7at-i 10 1910
.er,z2 91 fse4 j.. NJ. COMMONS, - seq
memo Private Secretary. /