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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-04-04

The chignon excitement is in docadence.
The ladies breathe freer and scratch
less.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-04-04

During the late food in Memphis most
of the ladies wore watered silks.
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New UFIeanH HHfKet'
NEW ORLEANS, April s.-Sales to-day 22OO bales;
the market dull and lower; Low Middlngs, 2Sa26a;;
receipts 5000, exports 95s7. Sugar unchanged.
Nlolasses, 80 for Prime. Flour firm and unchanged.
Corn active and adv anced 2sa5. Pork quiet ans
steady; Mess, s24 62s. Lard unchanged. Gold
s4s. Sterling, 45c4ss. New York Sight, prem.
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A farmer in Washington county, Pa.'
vas stabbed in twenty-one places by an un-
known man.
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ANNUAL MEETING OF THE sTOCKHOLD.
ERS OF THE NORTHEASTERN RAIL.
ROAD COMPANY.

The annual meeting Of the Stockholders Of the
Northeastern Railroad Company was held ct the
Hall of the Planters and Mechanics Bank, on
Wednesday, Sd April, 1857:
A Amajority of the stock being represented, the
meeting was organized by calling the Hon. P. c.
GAn1ARD to the chair, and appointing @. WILL.
MAN Secretary.
The reports Of the President and Superintendent
were then read; and, on motion made, were ac-
cepted as information.
On motion made, it was->~A
Resolued, That Committee be appoime1 os -,ar:asy
proxies and conduct the election for officers E'-
che ensuing year.
On motion made, it was-
Resolued, That the Reports Of the officers be
printed and distributed among the Stockholders.
The Commit "a appQiptad to sa.i:s'prOzne aud
manage the election, then reported the following
result
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Cfneinnati Market.

cncnsAr1, April s.-Flour in good demand, ,
trade brands s1S so; fancy sl6. Corn active and
unchanged. Cotton dull-Middlings g. Whlskey
dull, at 2e. Provisions dull-Mess Pork s2a 70;
Bacon Shoulders 81; Sides III; Clear Sides LIT.
Lard unchanged. Sugar firm, at Il 20
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mA YOUNG LADY RETURNING TO HEI

@A YOUNG LADY RETURNING TO HER
country home, after sojourn Of few monts IN the
city, was hardly recognized by her friends In place OF
coarse, rustic, flushed face. she had soft ruby com.
psxion OF almost marble smoothness, and instead OF
tw nyhroe she really appeared but eighteen. Upon In
qury as to tho cause Of great change, she plainly
told them that she used the CIRCAs IAN BALM, and
considered 1t an invaluable acquisition to any toilet
By it's use any Lady Gentlemen can improve their per.
sonal appearance an hundred fold 1t is simple In ts
combination, as Nature herself Is simple yet unsurpsss
ed in it's efficacy In drawing impurities from, also heal
ing cleansing and beauHyng the ahn and complexion
By it's direct action on the cuole It draws nom 1t oil tts
impurities kindly healing tho same, and leaving the sur
face as Nature ttended 1t should becear, soft smooth
and beautiful. Price sl sent by Mail or Express, on re
cefpt of an order by
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@ CHIEF QUARTERMAsTERB OFFICE,
SECOND MILITARY DISTRICT, NO. AND so. CA
CHARLESTON, so. Ca, April Sd, 1se7Seaied propos-
als will be received at this Office until 10 O'Clock NJ, on
the 18th inst; at which time they will be opened for
transporting within the City limits ALL THE sT0RES
for which the Quartermsstera Department may be re
quired To furnish transportation. The contract to re-
main in force for ai1 months ensuing May 1st, 1857
Bidders viii state the price per load for which they
will furnish transportation. The average daily number
of loads hauled IN the Last month has been one hundred
Fids deemed Unreasonable will be rejected. Proposals
must be addressed 70 the undersigned, and endorsed
Proposals for furniahing Transportation"
B. O. TYLER,
Brevt Maj. Genl. Deputy Or Mr. Gen'L
Chief Or M'r I'd Military Dist
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THE Flood in the Missfssippi.

The Flood IN tn6 W1Ss1ss1PPIs
NEW ORLEANS, April 3.--The Mareago levee, IN
Concordia Parish opposite Natches, has given
way. The disaster cannot possibly be repaired.
Before the water falls the upper parishes will be
inundated. The engineer at the crevasse below
Baton Rouge reports that he cannot get men to
wo,sa.k,i<s 1865 no money to pay them. .s-,-.-
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go the Stockholders of the Northeastern Railro

70 Tie Stockholders Of lte NoTteedsseTn lsauT0ad
Company: ,r.
GENTLK1trN Tho Pras'dsnt and D:feSee1S 70
spectfuly submit the following report Of the Com
pany's operations for the fiscal year ending 18th
February. 1867: .o,r nv. or
Tho gross earnings have been. 5I6 10
The current expenses and interest," 2Slsoeo'
BalQQce, vSStSSes'~
From tho accompanying statements Of the Treasurer,
It will be seen that there has been expended upon tae
reoonstruction Of the Road, during the year 1895
And during the past year.. eS'oioo4
Towards which there has been
received as follows
From net proceeds Of transport
taton for 1a55-1868 .$83,989.1o
.aton NJ for r lsSs-lss7. ....,...... 55,sos.72
From sales of iron material, &C.,. 81, 1855
Balance. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 'soo'H'
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Washington News.

WASHINGTON, April S.-The Executive session o
the Senate is somewhat stormy. The Radica
Senators favor rejec ing the nominations as fast
as they come in until the President yields The
more conservative and home sick favor confirming
good men, regardless Of politics. Nc rule OF ac
tion has been adopted, but each Senator votes as
his whim dictates.
The Hon R1oaARD G. PARSONS, of Ohio, assumes
the duties OF Marshall of the United States Court
tomorrow.
E. L. BARKER, formerly assistant Professor Of
Ethics in the Annapolis Naval Academy, has been
appointed chief clerk in the Agricultural Bureau.
ORANGE JUDD is mentioned prominently for the
commissionership Of the Agricultural Bureau.
Senator WILSON has gone to Richmond.
The Internal Revenue receipts to-day were over
$1,000 ,00o.
Gen. HOWARD has appointed N. Y. WRIGHT AS
sistant superintendent Of Marriages for TIE lis
trict
The vote in Michigan was light ard tbs Repuo'
Gcans were generally successful.
The violations CT the whiskey revenue laws arc
becoming so frequent that the department is conf
PEELED to adopt extra measures for it's prevention.
The Senate Executive session confirmed ~HARLEs
II. TOWNSEND as postmaster OF Holly Springs
SAMUEL G. BoDwz1L, OF YaGoo City, and MILES G.
GooDw1N, OF Americus, Ga, as supervising IN
spectors of steamboats, in the Third district
GEO. ". MORRIS, the candidate on the Washing
ton Democratic municipal ticket, has been elected
ST. Pauls, Minnesota, Madison and Milwaukee,
Wisconsin, Leavenworth, Kansas and Cleveland,
Ohio, elected Democratic Mayor, the rest all
Radicals. st. Louis elected Radical Mayor.
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From Texas.

GALVESTON, April s-News from Camp Verd
states that Indian spoliations continue. The rumos
OF the massacre OF twelve families is not substan-
tiated
Cotton sales yesterday were 1A7o bales; Middings
1ss cents.
The Wu Taber has sailed for New York.
Marine Nova
NEW Ycax, April s.-The steamers krago and
Jaua have arrived.
Arrived, the chesepabs from Savannah, and lost
part of her deck load.
Arrived. the Grenada from Charleston.
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Mobile Marke
New Orleana sIarket,

Moaun, April s.-sales dull and nominal. he
&a !.
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PRE8IDENT:
4. F. RAYENEL
rrnTNT0nS.

HON. G. MACBETH, 1: D. M0WRY.
DANIEL RAvENEL, J. E. DUKES.
A. MACFARLAND, d. y. McLAoh1N.
On motion made, it was
Resolced, That the thanks Of the meeting be
rendered to his Honor the Mayor for the courteous
manner in which he has presided over the meeting:
also, to the President Of the Bank for the use OF
the Hall on this occasion.
There beiEg no further business, the meeting
adjourned. q. Wl4LAMAN,
Secretary.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-04-04
Charleston and Savannah Steam
Packet Line.
VIA BEAUFORT AND HILTON HEAD.

Steamer PILOT BOY.......... Captain W. T. MoNKf1.
Steamer ELIZA HANCOCK. Captain J. Z. RIczAaosoN
r EAVE ACCOMMODATioN WHARF, CHARLESTON.
i and Charleston Wharf, Savannah, Monday, Wednes-
day, Friday and Saturday mornings. at O'CLOCK
The PILOT BOY leIves Charleston every Friday ana
Savannah every Saturday.
The ELIZA HANCOX leaves Charleston every Wedoee-
day and Saturday. and Savannah every Monday and tE
day.
The FANNIE leaves Charleston every Monday, and
Savannah every Wednesday touching at Blufon gong
and returning
Freight received da1, and atored nee Of charge -.
Frei,;t to IL points except Savannah must be pepao.
No Freight received after sunset
Tor Freight or Passage, apply To-, -.
FERGUSON b HOLMES, Agents.
Charleston, IS. q
CLAGEORN CUNn -HAM. Agents,
savannah, Ga
EB-The Steamers of this Line conloct At Cha1sesson
with Northeastern and South Carolina Railroads anu
Savannah with Central and Albany and Gull oo %
Florida steamers. "eA"A
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Which balance will be further diminished by
work in progress, and approaching completion at
the end Of the year. The current expenses, as
shown BY the statements Of the superip ptendentt,
have been swelled by many items which, had 1t
been practicable to have separated then Wleh
accuracy would properly have been charge
able to reconstruction, and also BY the un-
avoidable expense attending the transaction
| of our business, under circumstances, through
much OF the year, which were ADVERSE
| to its economical management. We arc con-
fdont, however, that they Gun be materially re-
duced the coming year.
At your last meeting, you were advised that the
Board of Directors were considering some process
| for settling the interest Of the Company then due
and unpaid It was finally determined to issue
Certificates Of Indebtedness for the same, and also
that to accrue during the year 1865, to an extent
not exceeding 900, payable on LIST January
isn't lisf5SS oher ss em
and it is, substantially, the same as has been
adopted by other Roads, and Corporations, under
similar circumstances.
While the strongest unonied institutions OF the
country had been swept away BY the war, these sss
condition, and time wa5 absolutely essential to
| their recuperation from It's oalamltous results:
i The equity and necessity Of the above mode OF
settlement or compromise, have been so generally
admitted that we trust it will eventually prove suf-
icle for the purpose In view: The Whole
amount to be funded was s2SS, ,M9.5O, of which
| IS 1927 was retired in settlement Of Sreights,
s52, $3.50 closed by Certificates Of, Indebted
ness, leaving. s175267.73. still to be funded.
In the re-adjustlnent OF the Compauy's ac-
counts on tho 1st June, 1865, in order to show
it's actual condition, ut the close Of tle war, the
details of which were given in our last report so
much of this interest as had then accrued, S125,'
1885, was represented as among our liabilities,
and therefore, considered as forming part OF the
cost Of the Road on that date, sI,04O 600. That
which has since become DUE s10S, 1906, was
charged to the same account, making this cost
So, ,l4B, ,l3O.e5. AL interest maturing since 1857
has been paid as applied for.
The indebtedness OF the Company is as follows
lam Tirat Mortgage Bonds due September 1885, each
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Baltimore Market

prm,soRE, April s.-Flour firm and unchanged.
White Corn 81 11a1 IL. Whiskey ScaS2. Miaohng
Cotton 20. Provisions unchanged Bulk should
ers o. Sugar steady and quiet, 1Oalo4 for fair TO
1ood refined ss.55sa - ~, -
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TE,LEGRAPHIC.
Our Cable Dispatches.

LONDON, April s.-The finances are unchanged.
LIVERPOOL, April 3.-Cotton tending down; sales
10000 bales; Mi6dIng Uplands 125d.; Orleans 1s3d.
Common Rosin ss. 3D.; fine 16s. Turpentine S7s.
Sd. Tallow As. Sd.
LIVERPOOL, April 80 P.M.-There has been a
large sale of California wheat for export to New
York.
Cotton dull and declined since noon; Middling
Uplands III.
LONDON, P.M.-Consos have declined i'd. since
noon; quoted sOs.
LONDON, April s-Evening. -Consols 81. Bonds
Is. In Frankfort 7s. Paris s45.
LIVERPOOL, April -Evening.-Cotton closes
dull; hIiddling Uplands 12i@1aBd; Orleans 13l.
soUrHnRr IN, April s.-The america has arrlv-
ed. The ship Ne,o Hampshire, which recently
sailed from Shields for Bombay, was abandoned at
sea- Eight Of the crew perished.
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Headquarters Second Military District,
IN NoRrH CAROLINA And SOUTH nARoLNAb
COLUMBIA, G. O., March 21st, 1857.
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How York Market

OASEo4SsA1
NEW YosK, April 9,--stocks dull; 5-20s, OF '62
coupons, 1893; 1o-4gs sss; Virginia skies e1a34;
Tennessee SKIES, coupons, Sass. Money per
cant. Exchange: sight, ssas&. Gold s4aas4a
Flour quiet and steady. Wheat quiet, with de:
oided change. Corn quiet and steady. Rye and
oa.s steady. Pork. heavy. New Mess s2s.7oa
s2a.rI. Lard heavy-in bbls. 12la133o. Whiskey
dull. Barley quiet. Cotton dull and declining at
2sa for Middhng Uplsnds. Freights dull
EVENING pIspAT0a.
Cotton dull and heavy and further decline OF 2sc.
Flour dull and unchanged; State 50 loal2 70 !;
Southern dull, Fancy sla eoa17. Wheat steady
Corn dull and unchanged; mixed Western 2oa2S;.
Pork steady. Lard dull at 12la1s4c. Whiskey
Quiet; State 2sc. Groceries quiet and steady
Naval stores quiet; Turpentine 77s: Wool, sales
are 100000 lbs; Texas 25aso. Freights frmer.
Stocks heavy; 1862 coupons, 1o93; 7-3Vs, LIST
series, 1O6; Others 1861. Gold 1885.
Money active to the close, and quite stringent AZ
per cent on call. Gold closed dull ct 8slas35.
Governments dull and lower. Stocks depressed,
with sharp decline at the close.
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DUW1E o. MU1GE,
SUCCESSORS TO KING AAlCAssDEY,

@UNDER DECREE IN EoprrY.-DALY Us.
5s;s;z called csS1 as8 noBhhg a,, as,ls Danx
before the underngned at his Office ID saUuse'
on or before the 18th day Of April, 1887
JAMES TUPPER,
March @ th9m1 Master In Equity.
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HE THE PEOPLES NATIONAL BANK
CHARLESTON, s. c., January %, 1sG7-The Board Of
Directors have determined to increase the Capital of this
Bank.
Stock can be had on application to
January 20 tuth e. G.. LOPER Cashier.
@sTATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA-COLLE-
TON DIsTRICT-By R. ALLAN WILLIS, Esq, Ordi-
nary-Whoress, BENJAMIN STOKES, Commissioner in
Equity made suit to to grant him Letters Of Admin
istraion Of the direect estate -d effects Of WILLIAM B.
MEEKs: These are therefore, to cite and admonsh all
and singular the kindred and creditors Of the said
WILLIAM B. MEEKs, late CT Coleton District, deceased
chat they be and appear before In the Court Ordinary
TO be held at Walterboro on 9th April next, after
publication hereof at i o'clock In the forenoon to show
cause If any they have, why the said Administration
should not be granted
Given under my hand, this 18th dsy of March, Ammo
Domini 1867. R. ALLAN WILLIS,
March 81 th6 O. O. D:
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

% THE PEOPLES NATIONAL BANK
CHARLESTON, 8. c., January %, 1sG7.-The Board Of
Directors have determined to increase the Capital Of this
Bank.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-09-14

A CURIOUS experiment was recently tried
by two inhabitants of Vienna, between whom
the question arose whether man or woman had
the most vanity. Unable to convince each 9th
er, they made the subject a question of bet
the stakes were two hundred forins To de-
eide, they agreed to place themselves before
mirror shop and count the number of men
and women who out of one hundred of either
sex should stop and admire themselves in the
looklng-glasses. In an hour they had counted
out OF one hundred women eighty who had
stopped to look at themselves, and out of one
hundred men ninety-1ve who had paused to
admire their faces.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-09-14

RATHER BIASED During the war the N.
Y. Times closed its optics to all of Beast But
lers barbarities and excuses, and constantly
awarded him high praise for his " administra-
tive' or warlke performances. But since
Butler has denounced Stanton and Holt and
Bingham for their completely in hanging an in
nocent woman, Mrs. Surratt, the Times can
call to mind only the evil deeds of its whilom
hero. Itsays
Gen. Butler is man who stabs in the dark In the
war he hung one man, who unarIned, defeneeless
and wholly in his power, without trial or SEM
blance of one. He imprisoned and tortured, under
false pretexts an army chaplain for not inventng or
asserting when he had it invented for him, false
statement about brother officer. And he now seeks
to infuse into the public mind. by cowardy insinua
tons an infamous calumny against the President of
the United States. The country will treat it and him
as both deserve.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-09-14
THEODoRE TUITION IN HELL.


Theodore Tilton has been looking into New
York by gas light, and dare not tell all what
he saw. He says of what he did:
" IN company with several well known public men,
last Saturday night through the nethermost haunts
of misery, vice and crime in the city of New York
This is an exploration which every connected
with public affairs either by civil editorial duty,
ought, fpossible to make, at least once in his life
Born in New York, and having always either resided
city until last Saturday night Never until then had
we any adequate conception of its poverty, of its
squalidness of it's vainy, OF its debauchery of its
leprosyl The sight can never be forgotten The
story even if we had the heart to tell it, must for
decency's sake remain untold We can only say that
none of the familiar descriptions had adequately pre-
pared us for the actual scenes. We were shocked,
confounded sickenedl And as we now look back
upon the awful revelations of that one nights descent
into hell hardly persuade ourselves that what
we reality; it seems a hideous dream.
Mr.. Tilton, with his friends, has been so
busily engaged in concocting and applying a
hell upon earth in the South, that he and they
have hitherto neglected to observe or care for
the he'll he above depicts, under his own nose,
in the chief city of the North. But whenever
did Puritan philanthropy direct its attention
to other than the most remote objects? It
never cares to mind its own business, bnt in
cessantly NEEDLES with the affairs of commu-
mites in the distance, to their bitter cost or
total ruin.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-09-14

PosTAL.-The new postal treaty with En-
gland goes into effect October 1st. Newspa-
pers and circulars are charged two cents each
to Great Britain; newspapers and other
printed matter, over two ounces, four cents
for each four ounces; books six cents each
four ounces; patterns or samples of mer-
chandise, eight cents each four ounces. Post
age must be prepaid. The wrappers on print
ed matter must be open on the sides or end
San Francisco is the only Office of exchange
west of the Mississippi.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-09-14

Nor DEAD.-It has been fashionable to de-
clare that Democracy is dead" John Minor
Bolts is of different opinion. He says
Remember that Democracy is not dead.
No; it has more lives than a cat I have
known it to do things that ought to have killed
it, but it always arose like the Phoenix from its
ashes. The Democrats have a singular knack
of acting together. What one man does all
do; and whichever way one man goes all fol-
low. They are not battling against you now !;
but you have got to fight the battle yet
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-09-14

ABsENT.-Owing to i'll health Mr. O'Meara
and family left this city last Monday for two
weeks visit to the neighboring counties. He
is expected to return the latter part of next
week, and in the meantime we ask pardon for
any remissness which may occur. Unaccus
toned to the use of pen or scissors, the usual
subjects of consideration will be granted res
pite during the editors absence. Should a
lion dispute his passage, we pray that its face
may be turned toward US. Reynolds says he
seems to be enjoying himself in Boise City
We expected to have received a letter from
him for publication in this issue of the WORLD,
but we haven't.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-09-14

KmLED.-In endeavoring to prevent the
disturbance of the peace by some soldiers who
were firing guns in the streets of Dalles City,
Oregon, few nights since, Marshal Keller
was shot and killed by one of them Arrests
were made but it is thought the guilty one es-
capped. Marshal Keller had long held the po-
sition and was well known as competent and
vigilant officer.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-09-14

THE TRAITOR LoPEz--Col. Miguel Lopez,
the traitor, after selling Macmillan and his
generals, went to Ruebla to visit his wife. His
reception was decidedly cold His wife adj
vanced to meet him, leading their little son by
the hand, and addressed him thus: +" Sir, here
is your SON; we cannot cut him in two, take
him. You are o base coward and traitor
You have betrayed your country and your ben
efactor. From this hour we are strangers, for.
| shall this day retire to my family CO.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-09-14

BEAUTIFUL TRIBUTE. late Virginia pa
per says: Gen. Lee and his daughter stopped
for night at Liberty, Va, last week, and as
he rode through the village, on his departure,
the citizens assembled, and while he was pass
ing along the streets every man raised his hat
and stood with bowed head. The General also
raised his hat, and gentleman riding with
him at the time says, ''that he felt like weep
ing, it being sbch solemn tribute of respect"