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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-01-09
SPECIAL NOTICES.

@ SPRING STREET METHODIST EPIsCO-
PAL cHURoH. soUEH.-fha building belonging to this
Congregation being held by force by the NJ z. Church
Northl the Congregation wihereater be served by the
Pastor Rev. e. n. MOOD the Hall Of the Marion Fire
Engine Company Cannon street. beginning Sunday next
Those desiring to assist in the reorganization Of the Sum
day School, are requested to meet the Pastor at the Hall
ct halfpast o'clock In the morning.
Public service to commence at halfpast 10 A NJ and
halkpast 8 p N. wfss january
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~ TO PLANTERS AND FACTORs.-NO
more COTTON TO BE GNNED viii be received at the
Vest Point Mill until further notice. ..:1=i
January 8 WIN. LEBBY, Agent
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TIE UNITED STATES DEsT.-The following de-
tailed and accurate statement of the present debt
Of the United States we copy from Northern
journal, and our readers, who will have to meet
their share of the liabilities, will no doubt, view it
with inferest
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The gambling mania has even taken possession
oY ti,e few Chinamen who arc in this cityeven the
Chinese indulge in faro they not only gam!be put
they only shea. put ste named
Hung, Hung who ought to bo hanged, and the latter
finding that he could not win Hong's money fast
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The Jackson Banquet.

/ WASHINGTON January s.-A banquet was given
! under the auspices OF the National Democratle
Executive Committee at the National Hotel, abo:
$50 guests being present. All the Demoerate
Senator's and members, the Texas Senators and
members, and delegations from several OF the ex-
cluded States. were present. President johnson
| entered at fifteen minutes to nine amid cheers
and waving of handkerchiefs, and was seated on
the right Of venerable F. P Blair. The table vas
] sumptuous; the room was decorated WITH naGs,
among others Jacksons flag at New Orleans.
The following were the regular toasts
/: The Day we Celebrate and the great event
which made it cherished National Anniversary.
2. The memory OF Andrew Jackson.
8. Tie Federal Union 1t must be preserved:
4. Andrew johnson, the President of tho United
States: He is now receiving the full measure OF
that vituperation which was once meted out qulte
as layishfy to Jefferson and jackson.
i s. The Supreme Court Of the United States
! The grs at conservative power of the Government
never more needed or better appreciated than
now.
s. The Conservative members of each branch OF
Congress Knowing themselves to be in the rlght'
| let them never be weary in well-dolng.
Z. The Army and Navy: Without having contrib
uted to the causes Of the late civil war, they nave
ever been ready to incur the most extreme hazaras
at the call Of duty; they viii not now hesitate to
protect that union Of all the States which they
| have done so much to preserve. ...,.-
! 8. The Flag Of the Union; With lt5 thlrty-sl33 Z
stars intact pasied be the traitor hand that would
|
place.
the way prescribed by itself, it cannot be changed
by mere Congressional majorities. -,
10. The Right of Representation IN ;o DpIn
branches Of Congress-: One OF the most Invaluable
and most unquestionaDle Of all those which are
secur in our great federal compact
II. The States Of the American Union; Iher
rights under the Constitution are lndestruolpie
Ia. The Right of Coercion Where it e1iets, it
involves the correatve duty Of fraternity and iSs
protection; the State which cannot voluntarily
secede, cannot ag INST its will be prevented from
occupying its normal place in the Union, with ah
its guaranteed rights and privileges fduy pre-
served. ,e.,
against unwise and improvident legislation
IL. The Press The most efficient guardian ana
defender Of public hberty-et it be cherlsheo ano
succossful administration OF free government
Is The Women Of America.
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tho discharge of Calhoun H. Denning, an Assessor
Second District of Pennsylvania, for alleged con-
nection with attempted fraud and violation OF
official duty.
Gold in the Treasury ss1, $40 900, including about
$40, o,0O0 in certificates. Customs receipts from
LIST to 7th s2,247, 900.
In view Of the recent Legislative action repeating
the thirteenth section, the Attorney General will
not for the present entertain applications for par
don ofpersons engaged in rebellion.
Tho war expenditure claimed by Missouri is
sioners, ST. 236, ,s7s; from which is to be deducted
tho Federal tax Of s761 127; leaving the amount
tho State Sc ATS 851
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New. by Europeen steamer

:. New YORK, January S.-Bismarck will not visit
Paris, bat remains at Berlin for the opening OF
enemies; are Watching his movements and would
avail themselves Of his absence to work him IN
jurys sHe Will probably remain in Prussia to
.watchIhem. :.
: Durant, Mexican Minister at London, has gone
to Paris to consult with Almonte to their future
policy The Mexican Embassy in London exists
no longer. :, - c=.,s.,
of january Lord John Russell is at Florence,
and contemplate going to Rome.
The Prussian Government promised tho Senate
oe Hamburg to maintain her freedom until she
found opportunity to enter the Zollyerein.
LA IPafrie of the-26th ult. says several foreign
newspapers have intimated that the last news re-
ceived concerning the indecision Of Maximilian
would influence the resolution Cf the French Gov
ernment in bringing back the French expedition
from Mexico. We again assert that the measures
execution. This purpose is in no way dependent
on MaximiGan's plans.
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letter from California.

SAN FRANc1aco, January s.-Merchants are about
to abolieh the practice OF giving credit only from
DAYS, Flags ere at halimast to-dny on the tee-
graph feet, the Telegraph Company's building,
and other places, in respect to the memory OF
Gen. Jackson. ACoroners Jury, 70 inquire into the
case Of Gen. q. Williams, rendered q verdict that
ho was accidentally shot by pistol In the hands
Of A. Carson,
A Nevada telegram says the Legislature which
organized yesterday selected for its principal OIL
GERS persons in favor Of Chas. +. DeLeng for UNI
ted States Senator.
The New Mission woollen Mills commenced ope-
rations yesterday.
The Internal revenue collected in California
during last year was Sc, ,000 000 two-thirds being
derived from San Francisco.
A Placerville telegram reports arich quartz mine
struck near Latrobe, which yielded seven thousand
dollars in gold in two days.
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General News

OcASEaAA
New YORK, January 8.-Two freight trains col
Eded on the Hudson Riycr Road on Saturday,
throwing several cars off the track. Nobody hnrt.
An earthquake shock was distinctly felt In LlT-
ingston county on Sunday. = ,o,;,od =
| The Supreme Court OF New Jersey oecloeo
! liquor bill is not o legal debt.
Tho train on the Great Falls IN. a. Railroad
was thrown off tho track yesterday, and passen.
ger car containing thirty-fye persons was hurled
down o thirty five feet embankment. The dreman
was killed and the engineer fatally ua INJURED oe'-
eral passengers are somewhat injured.
Chicago, January Lack Of snow !s complain
ed Of in Wisconsin, and it is feared the winter
wheat is injured. ,oc,
bill to repeal the territorial test 3ath OF loea
passed the lower house of the Colorado Legislature
on the 31st ult.
TRENroN, N. j., January 8.-Governor Wards
message, delivered to the Legislature to-day says
tho deficiency in the revenue last year was Sl7o00o
This was owing to the raordinary appropriations
BY the last Legislature. This year the deficiency
is estimated at $50, ,000 which will have to De met
| by State tax The State war debt is $3.50 200.
Tho United States still owe New Jersey 5l6 for
advances made in equiIping and fen s9a a6
The Governor recommends new tax laws, and
speaks well cf the educational and charitable In
stitutions of the State.
On ational affairs he says the Presidents de-
partr = from the line Of honor and principle mas
been signaly disastrous to the country, and but
for his treachery to the principles OF the party that
elected him, We should, before now, lave been
united people, under united Union, while there
ia to-day Scarcely eemblance OF vital loyalty
throughout the States recently in rebellion.
BE also advocates protection to home industry
RICHMOND, January s.aSnow commenced nero
this morning, and it is still showing.
NEw YoRk, January 8.-Arriyed at Bordeaux
December 20, the Princess Louise, from Charles
ton.
sr. LOUIS, January 8:-Weather mild. Ice soft.
Navigation resumed South. Boats arriving from
Keofuk, which is something unprecedented at
this season.
WasH1NaToN, January Navigation on the Po-
t0mac resumed.
New YORK, January 8.-Cleared yesterday the
| schooner D. B. Warmer, for Charleston.
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is a growing disposition to open spring styles and
some are Offering first patterns Of delaines:
Woollen goods are unchanged, without evident
signs Of Improvement. Standard sheetlngs are
firm at &c. Bleached regular prints are firm. All
other goods are held at the same prices. Carpets
and hosiery very tlull
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New Yonr, January s.-The Herald's Vera Cruz
correspondent says that Maximiian had narrow
escape from guerillas, they being only two hours m
behind him in pursuit through Aicutzino. The
Imperialists had bombarded Perote; The her. q .
alds San Luis Potosi correspondent says that
Meiia levied another forced loan. The rebellion at
Matamoras has been subdued. Two other Liberal
Chiefs had declared for Ortega.
MArAMoRAs, January 5.-Escobedo it is rcpor !
ed, has appointed Cortnas Governor OF Matamo-
cobedo's appointment. Ortega has issued pre-
,clamation as the President, calling the; e;peoPle to
his standard An elaborate editorial in the Ran
chero defends the conduct Of Gen. Sedgwick.
The Herald's New Orleans special says it is re-
Louis Potosi. The citizens opposed fight, and
his troops were disaHected. Evacuation may,
therefore be occurring now.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-01-09

WASHINGTON, January SIT is stated that many
voted for Ashleys resolution simply to get it into
the hands Of the Judiciary Committee, where it
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-01-09

The Dry goods trade much better to-day. There
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pecembers lamosmo Charleston District
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1867-05-15
Human Parasites.

Prof. Browne, lately lecturcd in New
York, on the Dangerous Parasites
which lnfest Mankind, and their food
Concerning Trichina he said:
This parasite originated almost en-
tircI y in the swine, and is there invis-
ible to the naked eye When flesh
containing the trichina is introduced
in the human stomach the flesh is dis
solved, and the parasite unloosed from
its cell. When this occurs the parasite
is about one-t -thirtieth of an inch in
length. Birth is then given to trichi-
nae, which straightway proceed to pene-
trate the whole muscular and flesh sys-
TEN through the aliamentary canal
These young trichina are at first only
one five hundred and fortieth of an
inch in length, and resemble a worm
in spiral coil. By the time they ira
verse the system, however, they in
crease in size many fold, and then be-
gin to make felt that terrible dis
ease to which they have given the
name. The parasites first introduced
never cause trouble, except by the pro-
duction of their offspring The disease
is first made apparent by pains in the
joints, the head, and the spine, and the
patient gradually wastes away and
dies. The lecturer had seen many Ca
ses of this disease in Germany, where
it is particularly prevalent. Some con-
stitutions, but few, withstood it. The
trichin@ did not create disease by eat.
ing away the fesh-which they are
not fitted to do-but by hindering, or
closing up, the forces and process by
which health is preserved
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1867-05-15

Wonan's WiH.-Dip the great ocean
dry with teaspoon; twist your heel
into the toe of your boot; make post
masters perform their promises and
subscribers pay the printer; send up
fishing hooks with balloons and fish for
stars; get astride a gossamer and
chase comet; when the rain is com.
ing down like the cataract of Niagara
remember where you left your umbrel-
la; choke mosquito with brickbat !;
hold Gibraltar at arms length; in short,
prove all things heretofore considered
impossible, but never coax a woman to
say she will, when she has made up
her mind she won't.
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Vol. LVII. No. 20.

Stonewall Jackson's staff-the bravery
and christian virtues of this officer
were of course discussed, and it was
unanimously decided that, had this la
mented officer been spared, their lib
erty' would undoubtedly have been
secured | had unmistakable proof
that some of these F. F. VS. had moth
ing left of their former greatness but
their wardrobe and their name. In
my next | will state the general SEN
timent of the people in the South.
SIGMA
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1867-05-15

E%Ducks lay eggs; geese lay wagers.
H9- When is butter like Irish chill
dren? When it is made into little Pats.
pa- What is that which is neither
flesh nor bone, and yet has four fingers
and thumb? A glove.
Fa1 How many days belong to the
year? Three hundred and twenty-five
the rest are Lent
R9- A lazy fellow, lying down on
the grass, said: 'Oh how wish that
this was called work, and was we'll
paid for
sa- A Wisconsin editor, in ack knowI-
edging the receipt of an exchange pa.
per printed on new type, says it looks
as clean as school.marm in bathing
tub
sa- Smith asked Jones what the
high price of butter was owing to. "A
considerable part of it is owing to my
grocer said Jones, for it is two
months since l have paid him.
nA- An Indiana paper gets off the
following: "A love, sick Sucker sends
US some doggerel to print. Respectful
ly declined. Go and tell the cal that
you are fool, without letting every.
body else know it,
naAn editor at dinner table, being
asked if he would take some pudding
replied, in fit of abstraction, Owing
to the crowd of other matter, we are
unable to find room for it,
nea- II say, Pat, if place my money
in the bank to day, when can draw
it out again. oh responded Pat,
sure an if you put it in to-day you can
get it out tomorrow by giving a fort
nights notice.
aa5- In Dublin preacher once at
tempted to preach nom the text, Re.
member Lots wife, and made fail.
ure Atterward remarking to DR.. Bon
that he did not know the reason of his
failure, the venerable Doctor renlied
that he had better thereafter let other
peoples wives alone
gA- A man lately made application
for an insurance policy on a building
situated in village where there was no
fire engine He was asked: what
are the facilities in your village for
extinguishing fre?' well, it rains
sometimes he replied, with great sim.
plicity.
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REPARATOR CAPILLT.

Throw away your false frzzeS vour switches vo7 wig
Aud rejoice in iuXuriaut hair.
Come aged, come youthful. come ugly and fair.
A nj rejoice in luNuriaut hair.
DOR restoring hair upon bald heads {fr0m whatever
! cause It may lave fallen out and forcing a growth
Of HAIR upon the face has equal twill force the
beard grow upon the smoothest face IN from FIVE to
eight weeks, or hair upon bald heads in from two to
three months. A few ignorant practitioners have as
serted that there nothing that will force or hasten
the growth of the hair beard Their assertions are
false. thousands of living witnesses from their own
cNperiencel bear witness. But many will say. how
10 distinguish the genuine from the spurious?
1t certainly Is difficult nlneenthS of the different
Preparations advertised for the hair and beard are en-
treiy worthless, and you may have already thrown
away large amounts in their purchase. To such
would say try the RepaTator CapillI it will YOU
nothing itfuy comes upto our presentations
II your druggist does not keep it, send one dollar
and will forward II paid together with receipt
tor the money, which will be returned you appca
ton providing entire satisfaction not gwen Address
W. l.. CLARK co. Chemists,
febGly No. ) West Fayette ST, Syracuse, y. 7.
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MI T s Q ELLANT
Correspondence Of the Gazette.
MoRRIsTowN, East Tenn,
Nav A 1907

Messrs. Editors--Thinking your
readers might probably be interested
in the doings in this part ofthe Union,
C) we send you tire following of what
we have heard and seen while on our
way here.
We left home on the 25th of April,
passing through the eastern and south
ern part Of Pa, on our way to Balti-
more, and never saw finer prospects
for an abundant harvest in our life.
than all the way through this part of
our journey. From Baltimore we
passed northwest through the central
part of Maryland where the same pros
pect of future plenty greeted US; but
the traveller can not help noticing the
contrast between free Pennsylvania
and the effects of slavery in Maryland
perhaps a mansion on some fine en-
inence, surrounded by a. beautiful
grove, but miserable negro quarters
just behind it, and scarcely fence on
the plantation. This is in the eastern
part of the State. In the western, the
scene is quite different. Farms are
smaller, we'll cultivated and sell from
sixty to one hundred and twenty five
dollars per acre. After reaching the
Baltimore & Ohio railroad we went to
Washington, which we found in a very
quiet condition. No eloquent strains
are heard in our Congressional halls.
The committee on impeachment are
evidently taking their time to it. Sew
eral important witnesses, however,
have arrived The coming Surratt
trial creates little excitement. We
called on the President, but he having
taken his afternoon "snap," could en-.
tertain no visitors that day, so we con.
tented ourselves with stroll through
the gardens and green house, connect
ed with the Presidents mansion
These gardens and parks are now
decked in their richest summer gar
ments, and a stroll through them, in
haling their sweet fragrance, will abun-
dainty repay one for the disappoint-
ment of chat with his ExceIlency.
The small park north of the Presi-
dents house is the finest we ever saw.
1t contains life-sized bronze statue of
General Jackson on horseback.
The War, Treasury, Post Office and
Patent Office, are all buildings that do
credit to our nation; and the last named
is of special interest to the traveller.
The number of implements patented
and deposited here is beyond descrip-
ton, but is true exponent of Yankee
ingenuity. We spent a long time in
reading the address of the inventors.
and found n York, Connecticut and
Massachusetts best represented. We
are sorry to say we found not single
article patented by lady. Will not
the time ONE when our American
women will prove to the world that
their intellectual powers for this de-
partment are equal to those of man,
and as they have done in somo other
departments?
At Washington we took the cars for
Lynchburg, Va. There were a num-
Der of prominent rebels on the cars,
and we had the extreme pleasure of
studying these polite gentry; and they
were by no means backward in making
known their sentiments. We found
them intelligent, exceedingly polite,
and greatly attached to each other.
Their theme was the Iost cause and
one of the number being a General of
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THE BAREFOOT BOY.

Blessings on thee, little man.
Barefoot boy. with cheeks of tan!
With upturned pantaloons,
And thy merry whistled tunes
With thy red lip. redder still
Kissed 10y strawberries on the hill
With the sunshine on thy face,
Through thy torn brim's jaunty grace;
From my heart give thee JOY,
was once barefoot boy!
Oh! for boyhood's painless play,
Sleep that wakes in laughing day,
Health that mocks the doctors rules,
knowledge never learned at schools
OF the wild bees morning chase,
OF the wild flowers time and place,
Flight OF fowls, and habltude
OF the tenants of the wood.
How the tortoise bears his she'll,
How the woodchuck digs his cell,
And the ground mole sinks his well,
How the robin feeds her young,
How the orioles nest il hung;
Where the whItest lilies blow,
Where the freshest berries grow,
Where the ground nut trails itsdTine,
Where the wood-grape clusters shine;
OF the black wasp's cunning way
Mason of his walls of clay,
And the architectural plans,
OF gray-hornet artizansl
For eSchewlng books and tasks,
Nature answers all he asks;
Hand in hand with her he walks,
Face 10 face with her he talks,
Part and parcel of her joy
Blessings on the barefoot boyi
Cheerily then. my little man,
Live and laugh, as boyhood can.
Though the fiinty slopes be hard,
Stubble-spread the new-mown sward,
Every morn shall lead thee through
Fresher baptism of the dew;
Every evening from thy feet
Shall the cool wind kiss the heat;
And too soon those feet shall hide
In the prison cells of pride,
Lose the freedom of the sod,
Like colt for work be shod,
Made to tread the mills of toll,
Up and down In ceaseless moll-
Happy if thy track be found
Never on forbidden ground
Happy if they sink not in
Quick and treacherous sands of sin
All that thee may know thy Joy,
Ere II passes, barefoot boy
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There cometh glad tdings Of Joy to all,
To young and to old. great and to small:
The beauty which once was 50 precious and rare,
Is free for all and all NAV be fair.
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