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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-09-06
PORT CAL LENDAR. I
oonarcryn WEEKLY.
MARINE NEWS.
PoRT OF on HAnLEsToN.
Arrived Yesterday.

Arrived yesterday.
British bark Elsin, Heslsy. hfIdd,ebmough. Eng, 40
days Railroad IRON To Order. On the Cd inst lat 3o26
Ion 90 spoke the British brig Spring. Il days nom BIO
= BARK sacramnso Iavsun, New York, n days. hay
and Oats. TO Roscn. ousrter|aiaasr a r,,,..-
Head and Beaufort. Mdra, To TerguHn. L Weiskopf
Kressel, HARRISON Southern Express Co, Hearthe
DR. L Dawson, Mrs Eliza Abendroth.
Cleared Yesterday.
Steamship Goneks Marshman New York Jno Thso
Getty.
Steamship Sea Gull, Du.son, Baltimore cOurtepay &
Trenholm. s-'t %as4
Went to Sea Yesterday.
Steamship Moneks, Marsfman. New York
steamshp Sea Gull Dutton, Baltimore.
schr Wide World, Hildteth, Jacksonville. Fla.
From this Port.
Br bark Northern Crown Matthias, Bristol Eng August
Brig senorIta, cinden. Baltimore, september4 4.
LIST OF VESSELS
UP. CLEARED AND sALED FOR THIS PORT.
FOREIGN.
LIVERPOOL.
Br bark Queen, Stuart ssllcd. August 10
The Chattanooga, Freeman, sailed. August 10
MnDIaxsoaoueH, ENG.
Br brig Bellona, Rawlings saled. d.............Juy
VALENCIA.
The Yoe Angler -, sxtled. june 1s
DOMESTIC.
HEIzAsr, ME.
schr Sarah Buck. White aated .Jnly q
Rasaos, ME.
schr Eclipse, Pendleton, cleared August
t< BOSTON.
Brig Josie Desereaux, Clark cleared August 2s
Brig Cyclone -, up..,. August %
schr Marian Gage. Shepherd, cleared August "a
Schr Chioe -, Boston up. August q
schr Jonas Smith, Nichois. August a
SSlA A'S'' - P''.-....... Sept
PmApEIPH1A.
Bark orchiIls, Havner, cleared Aueust %
schr John Griffin Foster August 80
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HUMPHREYS
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HAvE PROVED, FROM THE MOST AMPLE RXP1-
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cannot be made In usng them; SO harmless q 70 be
tree from DANGER and efficient to be always rela
he They havo raised the highest oommendatiou from
al, and win Elwayn render saasfaotion.
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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-09-06

THE CAROLINA TIMES,
PUBLISHED AT oRANGEBURa C. n.
TlHIs PAPER CIRCULATEs THROUGHOUT THF
i middle portion Of the State, and ofers the best
facilities for advertisers. February 2s
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-09-06

CAPT. B. BOYLE
WILL rExvE NoHTH ATLANTIC wHASF, AS
m above on Rriday lVfght The 9th fnstsnt at u
Returning win issye Edisto On Susdav No,ssag.
paid. &, ~ -7'. - ~ ~ q
For Freight or Passage appiy on board, or 70
JNO. n. MURRAY,
5eptenner " Markst Wharf
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FOR r,,r y,rrx rxprso rHusspAY SrPrEaRER s. 1867.
ooTToN-The market for the week opened on satnr-
day Last on the basis of 2sK@24c. for Low Middfng
and 24x@q5Xc p b for hlidding Uplsnd; but in con-
sequence Of the want Of strength both at liverpool and
New York the advantage has been rather in favor of the
buyer but holdars hare sold lightly and show mnh In
disposon to yield In ices the rates have been In con-
sequence par. of the period irregular and unsettled and
exact prices dihacu to quote but closed yesterday
steady and firm at 2a@2sKc. for Low Middling and
24@24Hc for fiddhng Uplands. Prices at Liverpool
have been without important change opening at 1oHd
fb for MiddHng Upland and closing unchanged. New
York closed ct 97c. Q b for Mddltng Upland. The
receipts Of the nsu crop up this time. have been very
light but with coed weather an early increase may be
looked for The business in the ssape at this point
since our last weekly report win be by the follow
ing notice Of the daily sales
On Saturday, August 81 there but light inquiry.
and the sales were generally at easier prices, but the
business transacted was not sufficiently extended
amounting to only "a bales to change In quota
TONS and previous figures renewed. say for Low
MiddHng 2sK@24c and Middiing Upland 2t16@25kc
On Monday, September 2. there was good demand
from one buyer but prices irregular that reliable
quotations could not be given. Sales 251 bales.
On Tuesday the stock ON the market was light trans
actions being restricted both from want of supply and
the uaingness of sellers to accept the prices offered
By buyers. Sales 81 bales Quotations nominal
On wendesdsy the transactions continued to be at ir
regular rates. prices weak and unsesd Sales 81 bales
most of the sales bsng the basis of 2aa2Sc fb 70,
Low Nidding, and 2a@2lK o ID. for Middling Upland
Yesterday was steady and firm Sales ss bales say at
22h, at o. 81 at 2s, IA at2 at 2l, and bales o.
4 yua ofa- q.
low Middline. .............. ..23@2SX
> Middlinp. .2@24K
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Agepts Sayannshs q

S - Agents. Beauf1rf, g @.
Rsroad and to Rernandns snd potnss on the St Joknh
River. Auguzsl
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twassnan, =
walker, Is (cold
webber, John @
lWedelneler, q
welsh. Michael
West, Benjamin
Webb, O B
westpcins, Peter
IWertheim, julius
jWE!iamso1i, Jack
wild, Henry
Whitfield, Mr.
willstn, Francis
lW16uou, jacob = .
wielde. T a
wealen, Michael
Wheaton, Noah
lWilliams, j W
Williams, S
Williams, Geo
Williams, G
Williams, Scye
Williams, s W
4 Wood, F W
IWyross, Moses
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81. Peruvian GGano, p TOM. ......
Pacific Guiana, p 1000 fbs.s..:s.s
Bsught Phosphate, q 1000 lbs =.
Rhodes, Phosphate, q 1000 bs...
Mapes'Supcr Phosphate, . 1000 10
ZelRs Raw Bone Phosphate
= Zeli's Super Phosphate Of Lime. 7.
FISH--ood, p 100 ms. 5s................: =:
Herring, q box. :. *. =. : !
Mackersl no. I, p half bi,l.
Macksrel. No. Q, . half bbl. -.
Mackerel, No. 3, Q bbL ..-..-...
Mackerel. No. !, by kits. ..........
NO. 2...............-......-
! NV. o...................
Saydines, q 10o-quarter boxes: .
( 4. 49, Half boxes. !.
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THE CHARLESTON MARKET.

schr D B Warner-loo packae
sundries-
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-30

A HARDWARE man in Boston says: A Qua
ker, chasing his broad >brim hat, which the
wind had blown off, saw boy laughing at
his calamity. Exceeding wroth at his futile
endeavor to recover the Tile. he said:
cart thou profane lad?'
"0nce IN a while, replied the boy.
"Then. said he, handing him quarter,
'thee may damn that hat the money $
worth -
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-30

A WHITE bear, says the Spectator, got loose
from menagerie recently at Nottingham,
and strayed into field where some laborers
were at work. They looked at the strange
animal, thought it looked dangerous, and
went off to call the police the richest illus
tration of true British instinct we have re-
Gently had. If Satan were to appear to an
average Euelishman, he would first call q
constable, then write to the Times, and then
describe his visitor at q public meeting.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-30

THE PaR Mall Gazette says: Mr.. Spur
geon's "borders" being, it would seem, too
narrow for the Tabernacle. he has for the
last FIVE Sundays been preaching at the Agri
cultural hall, inviting all men to be saved
and contribute to the support of the college
in which fifty young men are educated for
the ministry under his guidance.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-30

A pIRN, DESTROYS OF finding out the pecu-
MARY status Of person who wished to pur
chase goods, telegraphed for the information
The answer came back, " Note good for am
amount" So large bill of goods was solo
and shipped. The note became due anc
went to protest. he firm found with dis
gust that the dispatch should have read
Not good for any amount"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-30

TINS Paris Punch has some clever carica.
lures Of the Yankees in Paris. The best
represents one in private box at the Cham
Der of Deputies, who says to the janitor, 81
mean to see everything during the Exhibi-
ton Here are fifty dollars; just hire Mr..
Theirs to make speech now, while | sit
here
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-30

CRouP.-Wring linen cloth-cotton will
do, bat linen is preferable-out Of cold water,
fold it so as to make several thicknesses,
and place it upon the chiid's throat and
chest, then fold dry flannel and wrap care
fully over it. Warm the child's ieet-with
hot stones if necessary-and cover with
plenty Of bed cloths aud let it go to sleep;
you cannot perceive when it wakes that it has
even a cold. 1t acts like charm.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-30

The St. Louis Republican states that Arch
bishop henrick has secured possession of .
valuable lot in that city, on which he expects
TO erect cathedral to cost at least two mil
linn dollars
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-30

The EIcHr HoUR Law IL NEw YoRK-
The question Of whether eight hours shall be
considered fall days work is now before
all the trade societies, and is being discussed
to the exclusion Of all other questions-ex-
ceptiug the more important and material one
of wages. The carpenters, plasterers, plumb
ers, hricklayers painters, and several other
tradesmen, are in favor OF testing its practie.
ability at once, and refusing TO work hereaf
ter more than eight hours day. but it is
quite likely they viii abide by the action
which will be taken by the Workingmen s
Convention, which is to meet on the 18th of
June, at POI Bowery, TO take the question
into consideration Delegates from all the
trades societies will attend, and whatever &C.
ton they may take will be acted upon-Nec
York World
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-30

GILMORE SINS says that so far as he can
see, there is no possible escape for South
Carolina from general famine, unless the
charities Of the outer world should beenors
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-30
The White Pine Compound Cures
The White Pine Compound.

at was early in the spring OF so that this compound
originated. member Of NY family was afflicted
with Irritation Of the throat, attended with dtsa-
gre able cough. had for months previous thought
preparation having for It's as the inside bark Of
white pine ght be pounded 70 be useful
IN diseases The throat and lungs To test the value
Of il ia the alluded TO- compounded small guam
tty Il the medicine that had been planning, and gave
I, In teaspooufal doses The result was exceedingly
gratifying Within days the irritation Of the throat
removed the cough subsitei and speedy cure was
effected. Soon after this sent some TO lady In Lon
donderry, N who hal besu suffering for some weeks
raised nucus strssked with blood She soon found
lief ard for She took about ten ounces OF
il. and got veil j. 3. Clark, ESQ., editor Of the Man
chester Daily Mirror made trial Of the same prepare
ton IN the " cold and cured tmmedi-
Ately He highly pleased With the results and
the public that he finally persuaded TO give II
uAIns and send abroad benefit the suffering. In
November 1888 FIRST advertised IL under the name Of
White Pine Compound. In two years from that time
there had been wholesaled in Manchester alone one
hundred dollars worth whore IL took the lead Of all the
cough remedies in the market audit still maintains that
position There good for this; IL Ia very scoth-
ing and healing I'd It's nature, IL warming 10 the sfom
sch aud pleasant wiihs 20 the taste and h exceedingly
cheap.
As remedy for kidney complaints the White Pine
Compound stands uurvaled 1t not originated for
that purpose but person In using IL for cough was
only cured Of the cough but was also cured OF
kidney dicuty Of ten years standing sfnce that SC
cdentAl discovery many thousands have used for the
same complaint and have been completely cured.
The above written BY Dr. Poland, in 1850. hincs
theu as in Manchester the White Pine Compound has
tax the lead Of all COACH remedies we'll prepa
ration for Kidney deullez, in every city
town village aud hamlet Throughout the New England
States.
This remedy Is as safe and pleasant to take as 1t is
sctual.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-30

SEVENTY FIVE GREEKs PUT TO FLIGHT Two
THOUSAND TURKs.-The Athens correspond
ent of the London Times says:
1.-The instruction of Tuesday does not
appear likely to bring the eastern question
before the cabinets of Europe, in spite of the
exertions of the Hellenic patriots. No coax
ing can persuade il to venture two hour ride
from the Greek frontier. One of those bril-
liant victories has been won, which is an
nounced as rivaling the glories of Marathon.
Seyenty>five Greeks put to fight 2, 500 Turks,
and burned Greek village before their
eyes. The battle was fought in the plain.
within musket shot Of the Greek frontier,
and lasted three hours. Seventy-ive heroes
routed 1000 towards supported by cavalry
and artillery, They fred away all their am
munition. drew their swords, swore to sup in
Hades, killed one hundred Turks, put the
rest-intantry, cavalry and artillery-to
fight, and marched off to Yrysina, which is
probably station on the road To Hades 4
letter from Iurpi, dated the 10th of April,
records this act of heroism, and concludes
with these words: Don't believe tins is ex
aggeratlon it is the naked truth. saw it
with my own eyes, while | was standing on
the hill near the frontier line overlooking the
field Of battle 7"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-30

TnE Hon. JAMES STASsFIELn, NJ. P.-The
cable has brought us news Of the death Of
James Stansfeld, one of the few public men
of eminence in England who, during the civil
war, espoused and warmly defended the
cause of the Union. The deceased was
called to the English bar in 1912, and was
elected member Of Parliament for Halifax
in 1859. in which capacity he soon distin.
guished himself by his talent for debate and
his accurate knowledge OF public affairs. In
1861 he made, in his place in the House Of
Commons, some most damaging exposures of
abuse in the national dock yard. He was
shortly afterward appointed Lord Of the
Admiralty by Lord Pamerston, and during
the short time he held office rendered good
service in correcting many of the evils he had
brought to light. In 1864 his name became
mixed up with that of Mazzini in connection
with the alleged conspiracy for the assassina-
ton Of the Emperor Napoleon, Of which cir.
eumstance advantage was taken by his poit.
ical opponents to attack him violently in the
House of Commons Although conscious
OF his integrity 10 save the ministry of which
he was a member from embarrassment, he
resigned his post IN the Admiralty in April,
1864. Nr. Stansheld was born in 1920, and
has thus been cut of while yet in the prime
Of lfe
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-30

From and after APRIL 2sth, 1857 Trains Will leave
in connection with all Western lines, as follows:
FROM DuHKIRK AND SALAMANCA
ByEew York time from Union Depots
Tao A. MI Express Mail, frou Dankfk. tsun-
days sxesptsdy. Stops at ssinmsnea 1000 .. p
and CONNECTS II Hornslsvne ard Corning With
the 500 .. M. Express Mail Rom Buffalo, and ar
rivcsinlNew York at 700 =. m
2t35 p. N, Lightning Express, from ssls-
nAnca, (sundsys excepted Stops at Horneils-
Ds ~ p On & .sa .s. IL Ss I'VE YORK.
Ais p. n New York night Express, from
M I'm, ~ .aa i arrivs.ia New YORK At IL 30 p
m. conpseting with Aitsrnoen Trs I'd and hfssm-
FROM BuFFALO-By New York time from De-
pot cor EI change and Michigan stretis;
days sxrepted). Stops at Hornells,ilie s.os a. m,
tBkn@ susquehanna alt p. M. (Di le6 Turner'S
T.55 in,, sup and arrive In New York 1917 p
m Connects al Great Bend with D~iavsre, Lack
awanna Western Railroad, and a. Jersey City
with Midnight Express rrain OF Sew jersey Rail
road fof Philadelphia, sat,T ore and nssh,nsion-
neIlsvitle (sand~ys exesetsdt Arrives IN New
York At 7;sm. CONTESTS at Elnirs with North
eru Ceatfal Railway for Harrisburg, Philadelphia,
Baltimore Washington and points south
2.2O p. NJ lightning Express, SUNDAYS en-
csptedi stop. at Hofueii.vi lie t.2s p N tsnp-s
and arrives In New York 100 a M. Connsets at
Jersey CITY with Morning Exptess Train cfNsw
Isrs.y Railroad for Baltimore AMI Washington,
and Al New York with Morning Express TT ain for
Bo.fouland New Knzlsnf Clttfs.
s,Io VI. New York Night EXPRESS
pAILH Steps at Portrge $50 p. m. tsup,J inter
..rting At Hornellsyfils with the 4:l5 p IN Trail
f-om punkirk. and arrive In New York at ixaSo
mo p N. Cincinnati Express, Sundays
.,r-nt.tl stops ct EN-. queh.nnS 1:2Z m bkn6
Turner's ITO p. m, tDfns), and arrives In New
York d rs IN. Connects at klmirs with
Eortheku Central Railway fcr HariisturT Phiis-
" a~kl ,snAto in mi
al Or LAT Bend with Delaware, Laekawsnnx q
Ws.tenr Railroad for Scranton, Trenton and Phil
.trinhh and 1t New York With Aft.rDo Trains
.pe steamers for Bostoe and New Englsnd Cities
Only One TtAin East on Sunday having Buffalo at
s.1op m and reaching New York at 1870 p. m,
posrox asp Srw EssLssp PAssrsoEss. With their
Baggage are uansfsirsi fre> Of eAars N View YORK
Measure travellers the line OF the Erie Railway
presents many offsets Of interest Passing through tae
beautiful valleys ~ the Cheuune smqnehsnna, Deis-
aud RAmxpo rivers Changing penor ANA OF
Of natures besniiss commands sttenticn.
THs pssr vrsrrIa.rp Mosr Lp1rsiors SHIP
rrs Co.cHrs KIN THE WORLDss sceomps-
nv all night trains this railway
BAGGAGE cREcK ED THROUGH.
lad fare ai,oays al lose az tr any otAer Roate
rTAsk PoR rICkErs VIA ERIE RAILWAY, "a
which can be obtained at sll Principal Ticket
ofbces IN the Nest and South Wet.
II. RIDDLE, WM. II. BARR,
G.n1 supt Geu'i Pass. Ag't
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-30
THIS Company Is constructng under the Patronage OF
the
u. =. GOVERNMENTS
the Western end OF the
Great National Railway across
the Continent.

Their line will extend from sscrxneuto, California,
the Sierra New adss the California ttate hne,
rsyerspg the RICHEST AND MOST PoPCLous sRC-
TON or CALIFORNIA, and thence through the great
MINING REGIONS or THE TERRITORIES. to the
vicinity Of ssr SAKE City
II FIRMS the eOLE WESTERN LINK Of the only
route TO tie Pacific which Is adopted by Congress and
AIDED by TaE ISSUE OF UNITED tTATfs BONDS.
Their road is already completed equipped AMI running
for 81 Mills from Sacramento to within ~ miles Of the
summit Of the serrAs and large amount Of the work
Of Grading, Tunneng, &c beyond that point has been
The Fir.t Mortgage Bonds Of this Company
afford unusual inducemsntso sAfety and Profit to In
vestors, for the following smong other reasons viz
First The rate Of interest is SIX per Cent.
Gold, pay able semi-aunraliy IN the City OF New
York.
Second The Principal is payable In Gold at ma
turIty.
Third The cost Of the Bonds NINETY PER
CENT AID accrued interest, is kNPKR CENT. less
than that Of the cheapest Six Per Cent. Gold Bear
ing Bonds Of the Government.
Fourth. The United State. Government provides nearly
half the anovnt necessary to build the entire read,
and looks mainly to small percentage On the fu-
ture traric for repayment.
rfth owng to thi. liberal provision accompanied with
Extensive Grants Of Public LAnJ., by whieb the
Government fosters this great nation Il enterpte,
its y rendered certain, and Its financial
bity IL altogether independents Of the eortingen-
eies which attend ordinary Railroad enterprises
Sixth. The Security Of Its First Mortgage Bonds 10
therefore AMPLE their character ios safety and
reliability Il unequ4led emily by that Of the obiisa
tiens OF the Government itself
Seventh The earning. OF the completed portion
already largely in OF the interest obligations
which the COMPANY will iIcur twice the dis
lance aud sdily increasing rendering the
Interrupted pay meut Of the Interest absolutely GER
tain.
Eighth At the presentraie Of Gold they pay nearly 81
Per Cent per annum, on the amount invested.
The Bonds Issued in denominations Of 81 oo0 With
seni-annusl Gold Coupon attached pa able 10 New
York offered f the present at IS per cent. and
accrued interest ia cup reucyl from January 1st
Orders rpsy be forx rded 10 direct through the
principal Bank, bankers in all parts Of the country
Remittanr@s may bs made in 1rsns New York,
In L. gal Tender Motel, National Bank Notes Oth1
funds 10 this city and the Binds will be for
wsdsd 10 any address BY Expires, free Of charge In
quiries for further Particular BIZ mail 9th erwse,
will re, eve puuetual attention
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-30
H Y % ~
PERIODICAL DROPS!
The Great Female Remedy
FOR IRREGULARITIES!

IhaTs tested these Drops in my practice
years and do not hesitate say that nothing has jet
been developed BY medical research that acts power
fully positively and harmlessly in o. female r
regu Arfty does this MEDICINE In all 10
fails while Thousands who have been long suffer
ers indebted IL for the boon Of health today
Although powerful and positive they perfectly
harmless and may be used at all times, except whsa
specially forbidden In the directions.
They have been extensively employed by emiusn
ysicians in France sad England well In my
practice ten years and have yet to bear Of tn
nrst iastznc@ Of failure could give testimonie
Il their efficacy from lsdies all the Northern ard
Western states they IN their nature private.
Over Dog bottles been sold the past year and
hope ard trust many sufferers have been benefited.
an well aware that remedy 20 potent 70 removal
distractions may be asei for bad purpose, but us
that where bottle Is thus used, ten may fall into
the hands OF really needy sufferers
To al who sner from any irregulvrity; painful, din
cult, excessive, offensive obstructed Menstrustion.
Lucorrh the a dh that follow would
say try bottle o. Dr. Lynn Feach Periodical DTopf
Beng uid preparation their action 10 direct and
positive than AIRY PIN powders Explicit directions
bearing my facsimils accompany each bottle
They may be obtained ofnezriy every druggist In the
country or BY enclosing tie price 70 G. @. CLARK
CO., New Haven, c., General Agents for the United
states and Espada-