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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-08-02

TIME HIGHEST PRICES paid (In cash) for BUT
4 TEE and EGGS, at.e noN1VAN * PQTWLN'S
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-08-02
MEDICAL
AYer,s Gathartic PiIIs

n RE the most perfect puFgativa
-. we are able b produce aud rs
we think, has ever yet been made
by any body, Their ELECTS have
abundRntly shown to the COmmu-
nifty how much they excel thc 9TH
er medicines IN use. They are
safe and pleasant 10 take but pow
erful 20 cure. Their penetrating
properties stimulate tho vital ac-
tivities Of the body, remove the
distractions Of IFS organs, purity
thc blood, and oxpeI disease. They
purge out the foul humors which
breed and grow distemper, siimu-
late sluggish or dlsordered organs
into their natural action. and inn
part tone and strength 10 the
whole system Not only do they
cure the every day complaints Of
everybody, but formidable and
dangerous diseases. Whlia they
produce powerful effects, they are
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-08-02

For the Best Frat Cans in Della
ware, at 81 so per dozen, go to @. B.
CRoNKLEToN,s new shop on Winter
street Iv12
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-08-02

From and after April 29th 1867, Trains win leave
in connection with ali Western Illness as follows
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-08-02

rVAR LOAD or MORNING STAR COOKING STOVES
~ just received at the lower Stove and Tin store
in the EVANS BLOCK
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-08-02
DOWN THEY COL

A. LYBRAND & SON make the
BEST FRI UT CANS in Delaware.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-08-02

FROM DUNKIRK AND sALAMANCA.-2l
New York tiwe from Union Dapots
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-08-02

A. Lybrand & Son sen the BEST Fruit Cans
at q, 80 per dozen. jy26
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-08-02
- ILla.L.S q I5.E. 81.

TT you want Genuine Artificial Set Of Teeth; that
you VIII not be ashamed ol when you have an
occasion to laugh or speak, cali on
K. II kEISER, Dentist
Ofiee.-Over Graves Variety Store, I'd door
North Of William ST. (nov23' SOTO
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-08-02

60 to A. Iybrand & Sons for the BEST
FRUIT CANS in the market. Jy25
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-08-02

THE BEST VIzSnLATBD AND 8fosT LbxlEIoUs SLEEP
ING CoAcHys BE-LN THE W0BLD-gH aceompa-
ny all night trains this railway,
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-08-02

BosToy AND NEW ENGLAND PASSENGERS, with
their Baggage, are transferred FRsE OF CHARGE in
York
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-08-02

= ~ = IA ~ = w 4 QaaA GaA0AAA 4AlAE AAAslaf
from Dunkirk, (Sundays exeepted.) Stops at
Salamanca 6.55 z. NJ, f; Olean Z 35 p. NJ. (sup. )
Turner's 9.55 A. d. (BIft. D and arrives ia New
York at 1890 P. II. connecting with Afternoon
Trans and Steamers for Boston and New Eng
land Cities
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-10-29
THE PIRE LAST NIGHT

An alarm of fire was sounded last night about
IL O'Clock by policeman on East Bay, who no.
ticed smoke issuing from the door of MIR. T. D..
CLANoY's Ship Chsndlery. The German" was
the first on the ground, and the doors being bro
ken open disclosed the fact that the fire had been
set in the front of the store near the door.
The stock was Of such infammable material
that tho whole store was soon wrapped in flames,
and the efforts Of the Hremen we're almost futile
When first discovered, the fire had such headway
that it was found impossible to do more than oon-
ane it to the building where it originated. The
flames were speedily communicated to the upper
stories, and from them to the wing which opened
on Boyce's South Wharf.
Al the time Of our going to press this was en-
tirely destroyed, but the fremen had succeeded in
saving the adjoining stores occupied by Messrs.
COHEN, HANoKEL & Co., and Mr.. J.. w. CARMALT
For some time the cotton warehouse on Boyce's
Wharf was in great danger, but the dead wall and
the efforts of the firemen prevented the flames
from spreading in that direction.
Mr. CLANoY's stock was insured in the agencies
OF Messrs. CoLBURN HOWELL; and the building,
which was the property Of the ADaER family, was
insured by tho same company. The second story
was occupied by Messrs. JOHN h THEODORE GETTY,
and had little beyond Office furniture, which was un-
insured; but, in the lower story Of the South wing
they had a number Of articles stored, which were
insured by Messrs. UPPER & LANE.
Mr.. P. ]. EsNARD, Spanish importer, occupied
portion Of the second story OF adjoining Office
to the Messrs. dETTYs. The upper portion Of the
wing Of the build ing used by the British Con-
sui as an Office, and we understand quantity Of
his furniture stored in the vacant rooms
None of these parties succeeded in saving any
thing.
The ferceness Of the fire and the intense heat
prevented any efforts being made, and they fell q
prey to the flames.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
OFFICIAL.
Headquarters Second Military District.
INN u a noAol
OFFICIAL


Headquarters Second Military District,
CHARLESTON, s. O.. October 81 1867
GENERAL ORDERS No. 1861
Post Commanders may admit to bail persons not sub
ect 70 the Articles Of War; held in by military
'hor'S charged with offences not capital upon security
as provided in the following paragraph:
security shall Consist LIST, cash deposit of the
amount for which bond is required as bail by the state
law IN Like cases; Or 3D. Of bond in like sum- running
to the Post Commander, conditioned for compliance
Win all orders, with surety. who must be freeholder
must JUSTIFY IN twice the amount Of the penalty and
must under eeal authorize any officer so ordered by the
cost commander. In case of default and non-payment
by the surety demand summarily seize and sell
sufficient of the property of principal and surety to sat
isy the forfeiture and COSTS Immediately upon de-
iaut made the bond shall constitute lien upon the per-
sona property of both principal and surety
All ball and other bonds taken under military author
ty Will conform to the foregoing directions when not
otherwise specially provided
BY command of Bvt. MajorGeneral Ed r. g. CAspy.
LOUIS v. CAZIARC,
Adde-C Camp, Actg. Asst Adj't Gen.l
OMcial 0. M. mitchell, Aid-de-Camp
October
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The sword and tho Ernane.

1t vas announced by telegraph few days since
that 5udso A. n. Handy, OhioR Judge OF tito Gu
preme Court Of Mississippi, had resigned on ac-
count of the subordination of the civil authority to
the military in that quarter. In his letter to the
Governor Of that State he assigns his reasons in
full for tho course he has taken. Judge Handyis q
native OF Maryland, and intends returning to and
residing in Baltimore. Canton (Miss.) paper
says that his resignation leaves void in the judi
ciary of the State which it fears will not soon be
filed by man Of such sterling integrity and pa
trlotism and one who is 80 popular throughout the
State. The following extract from his letter con-
csely sets forth his ideal Of free and unfettered
tribunal and expresses his views Of his duty to
himself and his country, under the present su-
premaoy of military force over civil law: sT have
been educated to believe a free and untrammelled
judiciary to be the great bulwark of civil liberty in
free governments protection alike against
popular excitement and the usurpation Of those in
political power. Unmoved by popular tumult and
unswed by fear Of control from those holding the
reins Of political government, in its grave and SOL
emn action 1t holds the scales Of Justice with q
firm and unwavering hand, dispensing law and
right TO all alike and, whilst sustaining the gov
ernment In the exercise Of it's legitimate powers.
at the same time having the right and the power
to stay it's hand whenever raised to invade the
constitutional rights Of the humblest citizen. In
order to the fuflment Of these high functions it is
manifest that the supreme judiciary Of State
must be perfectly free and independent, without
fear OF control, except by that salutary influence
which proceeds from provisions OF the organic law
made to secure official fidelity. OF such tribunal
am proud to have been member for the last
so"rtoen years. But now it is apparent that its
character and dignity cannot be maintained and
that it's powers mnat be held and exercised in sub
ordination to the behests Of military commander.
And though not as yet positively put into exercise
by this officer, yet the extraordinary power is as
serted, and that s, in my view, such an invasioH
OF the Legitimate powers Of the Judiciary q, to
place it ip condition Of military duress in which
! cannot seem to acquiesce by acting under it,
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OFFICIAL.

OFFICIAL.
headquarters Second Military District !
CHARLESTON, s. O., October 90 1867 I
GENERAL ORDERS No. 1861
l. The following supplementary ns fractions arc pub
hsned for government of Boards officers connected
with registration.
Ii. session OF each Board OF Registration for III.
nna revision of the registration lists will be- held at
convenient point to be selected by tho Board within its
registration precinct The several will not sit ir
the several election precincts heretofore but at
single place designated above provided and any per
SOD entitled to registration within such registration pre-
cn will be there registered In tho book of the cleo
ton precinct In VIII ich he may reside
III. The section for anal revision will he held m
~ N-'-->~o-.-,o uayp. - ~ M "'
w. Reasonable public notice shall be given in eact
election precinct, where registration has heretofore
taken place. Of the time and place holding the session
provided paragraph and of the object ofsuch
sion as provided by Acts Of Congress in relation thereto
'. Commanding Officers of Posts are required to con
vene by ORDER the Boards of Registration at some con
Vehieht place within thoir respective registration pre-
cncts Immediately upon receipt this order for the
purpose OF making arrangements for holding the session
provided for In paragraph II.
VI. Al the meeting provided for by paragraph ILL., the
Boards VIII take measures to due notice to be
given the meeting for final revision as prescribed In
paragraph Nv.
VII The Commanding Officers of Posts WILL az far as
practicable. afford facilities the in tho pubca
ton OF such notices. by requiring civil magistrates
OF oher officers In the vicinity where notices are to
I've posted, to attend to the posting of such notices
may be transmitted to them for Tat purpose by mail
otherwise, by the Boards of Registration
VIII The pay and mileage of registrars upon the na
revision will be the same heretofore allowed except
that only eight days will be allowed for M services rem
dered by the registrars Mileage will only be allowed
for one journey to and from each of the two sessions
the Boards herein provided for
TX The final registration will be completed in dupi
cose the registration books already provided and or
the completion thereof set Of said books will be re-
ained by the Boards Of Registration be placed in the
hands Of the managers and inspectors of elections when
such officers shall be appointed and duly qualified and
the other set will be transmitted through the Post Com
manders to these Headquarters
x. Commanding Officers Of Posts will see that al
orders In regard to the completion of the lists are
Piled WITH and that the books are complete in
ance with such orders, before forwarding the same
herein required.
By command Of Bvt. MAjor-Ge Ed r. S. CANpY.
LOUIS v. CAZIARC,
Aide de-C Camp. Act Asst. Adjt.- General
Ofacial: O. NJ. mitchell. Aide.de-Canap.
October
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-10-29
Domestic Markets,
Domestic Markets.
New YORK, Saturday evening, October 26.-Cot-
ton closed firmer at 20 O 2Oac.

Domestic Markets. l.
NEW YORK, Saturday evening, October 28.-Cot
ton closed firmer at 20 o 2Oac.
NOON DISPATCH.
OCTOBER 28.-Flour 10 15c better. Whea
quiet but frm. Corn 1c lower. Oats dropping
Western 81a S2ac. Pork, heavy and lower al
$21 12s. Lard dull and lower at 122 to 133c. Got
ton quiet at 2OAc. Freights firm. Naval Stores
dull; Rosin, strained, s3 20 a rs. Stocks active
and strong Money per cent Sterling, time
81; sight, % 50. go Coupons 1l2b; New Issue
1914. Gold 423. -
EVENING DISPATCH.
Cotton lower; sales 160O bales at zoe. Flour ac-
tive; State So IS 10 rs; Southern $40 80 a Ia CO.
Wheat quiet; Amber State 50 rs a277 Corn &C
tive but a Sc. lower; Western mixed 81 49, Oats
steady. Pork heavy at $21 IL. Lard 13 1890
Groceries dull and steady. Naval Stores dull.
Freights steady. Stocks weak. Sterling, time
%; sight. o. Gold AT a 424. 90 Coupons 112a.
BALTIMORE, October 2S--Flour frmor. Wheat
active and &c. higher; choice red 50 so q 2 IS.
White Corn 81 S5 40; yellow 81 81 1 40. Oats
firm at 70 q 75c. Provisions dull and heavy. Cot
ton steady at 19a o zoe.
LOUISVILLE, October 28.-Flour steady super
fine, SO so. shelled Corn, in bulk, 81 90. Mess
Pork dull at $21. Lard, 122 IS. Bacon Shoulders
14lc.; clear Sides, 1910.
CINCINNATI, october 28.-FlOur dull. Corn dull
81 90 02. Whiskey unchanged Mess Pork
sales at $40, with but little Offering. Bacon un.
changed and in little demand. Lard, 124 12ao.
AUGUSTA, October 28.-Cotton easier; sales All
bales; receipts 51S; Middlings ia i7ac
SAVANNAH, October 2e.-Cotton opened active
and full prices were paid, but it closed dull and
heavy; Middlings 1sAc.; sales $40 bales; receipts
1000 bales.
MOBILE, October 28.--Cotton market closed quiet
sales 500 bales at 17a 1sc. for Middlings. Re-
ceipts in two days 2O29.
New ORLEANS, October -Cotton-sales $500
bales; active and stronger; Low Middlngs 1885,; re-
oeipts 2S49 bales. Sugar in fair demand; 10 hhds.
OF the new crop Of Louisiana, the first Of the sea-
son, arrived this morning, and sold at TO-; Cuba
brown 12a 1Sac Moasses first shipment new
crop Louisiana received this morning, classed
prime, sold at 81 05; Cuba sold at IS 6Oc Flour
firm; fair jobbing trade doing; Superfne $40 so.
Corn market bare; small lots sold to-day at 81 75
Oats scarce at SOC. Pork dull and lower at $24 a
s24 25. Bacon. only retail business; Shoulders,
1870; Clear Sides, 10 1916 Lard dull; prime in
tierces 14lc.; in kegs, 15ac. Whiskey dull; West
ern 80 37Hc. in bond. Gold AZ. Sterling 50 a Sc.
Sight Exchange on New York a q per GEN.. pre-
mum.
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A "Loyal Student"

Gen. Nckles, In o late speech, alluded in feeling
terms to "loyal student" in Caswen, N. G., who,
during the war, while doing good service to the
United States, took, without leave, ii. O. stole)
piece Of bacon. After the war he was. by the
treacherous rebels, arrested tried sentenced to be
hung, exposed in an iron cage and finally released
by the military authorities. Deity and sweetly
was the moral pointed, but the Danville Times
knew the 'loyal student" and from it's account,
General Sickles must hsve been the victim of wan.
ton and barbarous deception. The Times says
The loyal student-the martyr referred IN
is the notorious freebooter and desperado Of ille
gitimate BIRTH BIZ Johnston, whose eyes first be-
Carolina, and whose loyay consisted Ia his yoIan.
teering in Rockingham county to fiuht GsmersJ
sickles and his loyal troops; and after serving in
.ns O9niederase army tor some time, deserted end
came pack to Rockingham, where he ioined o band
OF roDbers and desperadoss, and distinguished
himself much greater for crimes OF the deepest ave
tnsa as1e ss his and robbery
sion he entered the house Of old Mr.. Moore, In The
him in the woods, tied him g . tree. and the,n,
as part Of the booty.
"Before or immediately after the war was over
he was arrested and held to account for the cnm.
Gssn e sss bs Eh5 5 x ns n laws q Mor
found burglars tools. Able counsel was assianed
him by court, and such had been the extant o3 his
lawlessness and rascality in Rockingham that he
Caswell County. Il was was granted i he % had sd fas, h
trial; was convicted; the penalty Of the law wai
death; thAt penalty was pronounced against him
and Governor % worth subseauently pardoned him
case, OVER wnicn General Daniel q. Sickles seems
to be weeping"
IT lie sad, indeed, that the philanthropy and sim
plicity Of our late Commander should be 90 abused
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-10-29

aS A YOUNG LADY RETURNING TO HEa
country honns after soourn of few months in II
city, was Hardly recognized BY her fienda IN place Of
COARSE rustic dushed face sbe had soft ruby con
plexion Of almost marble smoothhess ana instead
twentythree she really appeared but eighteen Uponin
quiry as to the cause Of great change abe pafnis
told them that she used the CrRCAssIAN BALM, and
considered 1t an invaluable acquisition any
BY its use any Lady Gentlemen improve their per
sonal appearance an hundred fold. It is simple In ia
combination % Nature herself is simple yet unsurpass
Oh In Its efficacy In drawing impurities from also heal
Ing, ceansing and beautfing the skin and complexion
BY Its direct action the ctcle 1t draws from Il AN Its
impurities kindly healing the sae and leavng the sur
faoe as Nssure intended It should becisar soft smooth
and beauf Price 81, ssnt by Mail or Express on re.
oeipt Of an order, by
s.I3sg e4,&i W. L. CLARK q CO., Chemists,
No. West Eayette street. syracuse, N. Y.
The only American Agents for the saie OF ths name.
MercIi 80 Es IA Es ~
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-10-29
SPECIAL NOTICES,

aS NOTIOE.-!THE GOOD HOPE BAPTIST
CHURCH have appointed Committe to meet DeleQates
and Visitors to the Charleston Association with
ances at Kingsvtlle. on Friday November the LIST.
ny oroer OF Church. N. F. BYNUM, G. c.
Octol,ar ID.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-10-29
MARRIED..

IN Ids oy on October 1st. 1867 at the residence OF
Mti mones. py the Rev ALEXANDER w. MARSHALL
yM0; n r. Herring Of Philadelphia to Miss sALTIE b.
OF Charleston, 4. @. ~ ' AAhAhoN'
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Tho storm.--Tr,, Ra,n..

NORFOLK, October 28.-The storm extends all
along the Atlantic seaboard.
MOBILE October 20.-There was heavy rain
yesterday; weather cloudy and cold.
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Tho Pacific Railroad.

OMAHA, October 28-The Pacific Railroad was
opened to the distance Of 800 miles West Of this
point yesterday. Seventeen miles more will carry
the road to the Eastern base OF the Rocky Noun
tains.
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/. |EssfClO STARss" ID
p Repair attic Ms

ESTABEISHED EIGHTEEN YEARS H
Laboratory, NO. 10 Crosby streea, New York.
5000 Boxes Bottles and F;asks manufactured dailv
SOLD By ALL DRUHa aLs1a EyHR YRHgRE
E" CosTAHs" SALES DEPOT,
No. 4sa BROADWAY, gHnw YORK.
Where 81 90 to s5 sizes are put p for Families stora
Ships Boats. Public institutions &c &c. ''ofo' 'fo'
is truly wonderful the confdence that IA now had In
every form Of Preparations that comes from "Costars
.cOsTAR's" ExTERM1NAToas-For Rata .,cs3
Roaehes Ants. &C.. &c. "Only infalibla remedy known
mot dangerous 70 the human family. Rats come ont
gopsTARs" sEb-BUa Sg; ExrnRMrNAroa- A l,ou,a.
out Sir 6e!sss n1 sha a4r hSysE taSn total
Furs and Woollens, ts invaaabe Nothing can exceed
for power and eaacsfy Desffoys nsiay All Insects on
plsae; aosTnRs nSTs. Apnss RI,R$Scan Ss;
Wounds Cruises Broken Breasts, Sore Nipples Piles In
az forrns OLE Sores. Ulcers and all kinds OF ctaneons
aaecons. No family ahonld be without Il. II exceeds
In efficacy all Other Saives IN use.
&C. "coSTAR's" CORN soIv For cornS. Bunions,
,..cosTAR,s" ses BITTER swrErANp ORANGE nrna.
Beauties the Complexion by SWING TO the sS,,
soft and beautiful freshness and is sincor,paraby he
yond anything now rse Ladies' OF taste and position
sale s ite bsst Ono bottle ID siWsyn
',asss sSCsr2s * S ssaon sy sshes 49,.
asadaeRe now sapidy ss sSpsrssdsns aaa Sa al
;sssss.s ars cHEss Tsss % ss
ma. and all forms Of Bronchial aad Diseases 81 thS
s0e' y sna 'ans sfsSs;;sa' sa's.s u II. e.,arA, /,
No. dsa BROADWAY. N " y
Z, ,Ni5 DOWfsN u NOISE. '5Sa. ,.,.
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, Isf MSssfas strss oppSdib Charleston Hotsl
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Yello W Fever Dea,I,s.

New ORhEANs, October 28.-There were ter
deaths from yellow fever yesterday and sixteen
to-day. No frost yet, and absentees are cautioned
not to return for short time.
MEMPHIS, October 2s.-Eight fever interments
yesterday.
MOBILE, October 2s.-There were twelve inter
ments from yellow fever in the past two days.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Our Europoan Dispatches.


[BY ATLANTIC TELEaRAPH.1
SAILING OF THE ToUIoN FLEET-TRANspoRTs TO
FoLLOw-aARIBALDI AND HIS FORCES.
TouIoN, October 25-The feet Of iron-clads left
at this morning, and the transports with troops
will follow immediately The shipment Of war
material is vigorously going on.
special from Florence says that Garibaldi had
1000 followers on crossing the frontier
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a@- CONSIGNEES PER STEAMER MANHAT-
IAN' irom New York, are notified that is discharR
Ing cargo at Adgers South Wharf Goods remaining on
the wharf at sunset will be stored at owners risk aud
expense. STREET BROTHERS & Co..
October 20 q.