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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-06-05

~ BEAUTIFUL HAIR -CHEvALIERH
LIFE FOB he HAIR positively restores gray hair to
It's original col q and youthful beauty; mpars Life and
strength to the weakest hair; stops It's falling out at
once, keeps the head clean; Il unparalleled hail
dressing. Sold by al Druggists and fashionable hair.
dressers. and at mg ofaoe, No. 112s Broadway, New
York. SARAH A. QHEvALER, N. D.
: DowR b NOISE
, No. Isl Meeting street.
- Opposite Charleston HOTEL
Januar,l 6mos
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@ BATCHELo oR's HAIR DYE.-THB
SPLENDID HAIR DYE is the best in the world The
only true and perfect Dys-harmless, reliable, insan
taneous. No Disappointment No ridiculous tnta.
Natural Black Brown Remedies the N effects Of Boo
Dys Inyigorates the hair, leaving 1t soft and beautiful
The genuine is signed WiHiam A. Batshelor All others
srs mere imitsons and should be avoided Sold by all
Druggists and Perfumars. Rsctory, No. 81 Bsrcley
street, New York. 5.,.-a
SE BEWARE OF COUNTERFEIT. a.
December 10 s,.s- o.. lu
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iOSiai9s1; los new issue. i6Sa1osa. io-4Vs, ssisssl
7-36s, first series, 106ta1063 others 105sa1052.
Flour 10a20 CTS. lower Corn dull 1a2c. lower.
Pork duh. Lard and -Whiskey quiet. Cotton
quiet, Naa28. Freights dull.
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~WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
z N. WHITING, Esq, candidate for Sheriff Of
Charleston Judicia) District at the next election.
September 10
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HFANY PERSON HAVING A GOOD BUGGY
HORSE which they wish to place in careful and respon
ponsible hands, for the summer months win apply ct
this Office. June s
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Georgia Items.

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SPECIAL NOTICES.

GO Of the Steamship sARAaossA. from New York, viii
be discharged at North Atlantic Wharf Goods not called
for at sunset viii stored at expense and sk ofConanee
June6 2 RAvENEL CO.
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TELEGRAPHIC.
Our Cable Dispatches.

LONDON June -Noon.-Consols 81, eI divi.
dend; bonds 78
scIyEnrooI, June 4-Noon.-Cotton firm; esti-
mated sales is, COO bales. Midding Uplands 115a
11S;s Orleans n2. Common Rosin 7s.; fine 1Ss.
Turpentine 13s. Tallow As.
LIyxRpooI, June "a P. M.-Corn has advanced
Ia. since.t the opening. The markets otherwise are
unchanged. The Manchester market is quiet,
with goods and yarn firm. ~ H.. NJ,
- IoNDoN, June "a P. M.-U. s. Bonds advanced
aince noon; otherwise unchanged. a
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eefsastA Bat, einsn einigerinaben Ie6baften
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Seeifsa I'M glcfbsa isnb @efsa, uat ptrTSnlt4
iGiagSafs fir bic bier nit i9ntlIsn 99rittsit
trtanHnbeaSs 5rdbiabrs.SaiIu az MAIDEN.
yrtiIel bIiettn IN ben msiasn Badtsh mt
penissn slaspabmen. uhsfrdHbett iinb Der
TRarIt I&tcB nit Rsisane III nitsrisettR Gap.
iationen. a.fsl gss
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zone Hit SpalGnfist MuSrabl son alien nYr
Ssntbaren RaFsEn uHe StedtH. gsrisaff
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ipgen;, Itstmss IA I'M Gstajl-gfrlauf sia pc
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8lus8erie,!t..

4, Dampfer &aleitina siug geitern 9ta&s
lnittag init Is 8aiiaaieren luno ether
auten 9aouug Sorn nad 9onispiIls ab.
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tern sla9nlittae nit 6 8aila9ieten 00it
GaanSntIle bier ON. ~ H5gaai52i
~ DaInpfer General Siget 6ra9te Bel
leiner 9lnfuuft esiterft 9fttag 10 allAr
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SobIen0Ls bon 8nrfrsniae uno aus Ben
9tegionen oes oberen &uulberlati6S NIT
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bier seltern &admittng 4 Ilbr stdd
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fanoen IA SUP an ben carpets SboaIs
ulib erfabren, oaB brr SlaBl nod nit
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fei9eri!nt0I nf28'aa'asiasn 9is2
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encouragement

u Geltern Ntorgeit iuurben ithr Sale,
ipeldae inter sIeihnan,iger 9Infldee ais
), Disorderly" porta9en, i'm Yoli;eige,
ridt berbdnOelt, otelel6en uurOen iebod
niat alei9 beitraft un6 fotlten siuei Der
@eiesiibertreter ieber $50 fun ibr gefes =
tuioriaes 8emiiben binterIeeetl. s8eioe
hattsn fem 9elo iito gingen ms Nrs
beitsbnus. t+ H@a '-''''.
3a 3uei 9lHeere beSahlten 6ie tbnen ais
Strafe auferIs9ten $25 Citrate. i@ii'.a ~
"a Sod Spei 9lnoere berei9etten bie
Sta0tfahe il nn SIS unb EN- 8ritter
lpdro fir unlduloig bcfnnoelt unb fret.
gelprO9en. !et ass e ~ i'..i.- \ :
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4 gs97 gOr Gsaire wtatbeips fam cine gsrrs
IGumburss Rlase snr 8eTbaablnngI 81 9Bit'
se6rn bier ni9tS 9abtresl le1bern rpiIn1niit
ais Rarnuus fir Biele brmerfen,5 bas bSs.I
itoillis aitsseiprO9sne Worte, ntldbe fir ben
STIFF zines Atbern na6tbttltse 8cteer bfirtser,
seiesli9 beifrdft pfrben f6nner. 'd
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mar, sprf etnem GanpfbDnfe Sdtten gtlfohlen'
gu baben, burG 5teilpre9uns bs5 Angdlasten
frlebigt. va lmnssl dsls5s9 fs!d1iigE 81
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gIGSI HIlI5 sgIaats

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stGlSPt .llllI9 ,Stqqta
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l9niaI iulb SlnlnigrGtions 9eieaf6aft
osrnnfig sn Orhilen; DAP snftiDe Speras
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II 9enienigen unisrer Sreunoe ienIeits
'bss Oceans ueltbesfid fir MusiuanOers
uh9seM ngele9eHbei teninteretlirefl, BUTTE
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iihten bat, bonn Staat binreidenbe I'M
'tFfaBln8eil 81 erbaIferi, Inn ben bon
fgr ber9efiibrten gintpanOerern ale nur
n10gliden @rleidterungen gu berfdaffen.
ff Serigfanle pes 5eIoen- bon Seaneliss,
George $. Sbomas, Ser Dem unterneb-
men als Yrllioent borltebt, biir9t eittere,
Tets spafilr,s pap. bic .2eglslatur 9eniisi
genie ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS fpiro, am
pie Sade aasf0rberH; llub atr6ererIetts
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fdnnen D III Ntanfl berqnldlstj ftb an
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Sereiniettn Staaten su ifiultiren. Sc,
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@peti0t MOtt5tu.

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it 9ofaI & aasgt Be-, Ssnpsllas teatss
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riTdbt 9dnte TX ). Yfo. .5amnIeoer. $40-45b 0uk
1y5i n i. Sa3 81 Upper y rs 500
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Eg I'm freitaa alben6 fattb In etnsin Der
HbteIi9gt Egitflofale spifgert gntstt drtiHbert
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bate biele SIreiiieI ie6enf fats cine Eiunabne
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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1867-03-19

violated under fearful penalties; and to the ma
ton will come financial crash, teaching it that
paper is only representative of value itself
and that the only true securities for our public
credit must be looked for in a system of rigidly
exacted obedience to all constitutional restraints,
and thorough system ofeconomy in all branches
OF the public service.
For the sights and indignities- uncon-
stitutional curtailments and dishonors which the
recent Congress has attempted to cast upon me
for my unfinching and unalterable devotion to
my constitutional oath, and to the best interests
OF the whole country, according to my best judg-
ment and experience, l am only sorry as regards
the indlgnities sought to be imposed on my high
oftlce but unmoved as regards myself Conscious
OF only having executed my duty-conscious of
being denounced for 'usurpation' only because
refusing to accept unconstitutional powers and
patronage-and satisfied that the day of wiser
thought and a sounder estimate cannot now be
far distant-I look with perfect confidence for
my vindcation to the justice of that future which
l am convinced cannot long be delayed Unless
all the senses are deceptive, unless all truth be
a lie, unless God has ceased to live, [ tell you
that the folly and fraud now dominating the
councils of this distracted country in Congress
cannot endure forever"
The President uttered this last sentence with
great earnestness and fire, his previous remarks
havingbeen deiveredin the calm, grave, earnest
monotone which is his habitual from of express
sion.
1t is, perhaps, but right to add that the for
going is report from memory of remarks made
by Nh. johnson In an extended conversation
yesterday afternoon, and that the original did
not take the form of set speech, here unavoid-
ably given to it. It should also be added that
few points embraced in the report, and attribut-
ed exclusively to the President, may have been,
more Or less, suggested by interjectional remarks
of the person to whom he was speaking; but
nothing has been here set down to which the
full assent of Mr.. johnson was not given
always provided, of course that his listener un-
derstood him, and remembers correctly.
Your GOrresDOn0eut
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Moral and Religious.
Anecdote of Frederick the Great.

One of Frederick the Greats best generals
was Hans oachim V ON Zieten commonly known
in Prussia as Father Zieten,' or the "Hussar
King"
Zieten was never ashamed of his faith. On
every occasion he professed it, before high and
low. Once he declined an invitation to come to
his royal masters table, because on that day he
wished to present himself at the table of his
Lord and Master, Jesus Christ It was sacrament
day. The next time he appeared at the palace,
the King, whose infdel tendencies were well
known, made use of some profane expressions
about the holy communion of the Lord Supper,
and the other guests laughed.
Zieten shook his gray head solemnly, stood
up, saluted the King and then said, with a firm
voice.
Your Majesty knows well, that in war l
have never feared any danger, and everywhere
have boldly risked my life for you and my coun-
try, am still animated by the same spirit, and
to-day, If it were necessary, and your Majesty
commanded it, would lay my gray head at your
feet. But there is One above us who is greater
than you and I,-greater than all men. He is
the Saviour and Redeemer, who has died also
for your Majesty, and has dearly bought us all
with his own blood. The Holy One can never
allow to be mocked or insulted; for ON him
repose my faith, my comfort, and hope, in life
and In death. In the power of this faith your
pIdfe ARMY has dScOuraSeOuSlyIOuSnC ana conquer
ed. If your Majesty undermines this faith, you
undermine, at the same time the welfare Of the
State. This is undoubtedly true. | salute your
Majesty"
The noble old soldier having thus concluded
his bold testimony for his Divine Master of
whom he was not ashamed, sat down.
This open confession of his Saviour immedia-
tely silenced the scoffers, and evidently made
powerful impression on the King. He felt he
had been wrong in his attack on the faith of his
general, and he was not ashamed to acknowledge
it. He gave his hand to Zieten,-his right
hand, placing the left on the old mans should
er,-and said, with emotion.
80, happy Zeten, how wish [ could also
believe it have the greatest respect for your
religion; hold it fast. This shall never happen
again.
The King then rose from the table, dismissed
his other guests, but said to Zieten,-
Come with me into my cabinet"
What passed in that conference, with closed
doors, between the great king and his greater
general, no one has ever learnt But this we
know, that the Lord own words are now veri-
fed to Zieten,- -"Whosoever shall confess Me
before men, him will confess before My Father
which is in heaven"
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IOb0ccos, Cigars, Stationery, te
TEgOBACCO. CIGARS, SNUFFS.
Pipes. Stationery. Notions. tNc.
SPRING TRADE.

RMENTRO E. SON,
Corner of Main and Augusta streets,
invite the attention Of purchasers to their large
stock Of goods just selected and received direct
from the importers:
The largest and best assorted stock of Station
cry in the market;
The largest stock and greatest variety of Pipes,
from the ordinary Clay up to the finest Meer-
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Der, Reed, Root, and other Stems !, good assort-
ment Walking Canes fine stock Toilet and Fan
cy Soaps; Hair, Tooth, and n all Brushes; Pock-
ct and Dressing Combs-new style: splendid
stock of Pocket Knives, Pocket Ink Stands,
Match Boxes-new style Pocket Books-some-
thing new; Blank Books and Diaries for 1867
Backing and Backing Brushes; Tobacco Bags
and great many other useful Notions; Macca-
boy, Rappee, and Scotch Snuffs Levi Garret
& Sons Scotch Snuff, put up in bottles, the best
in use; also large stock of CHEWING To-
BACCOS-all the favorite brands.
100000 CIGARS of oar oacn Manufacture, and
all acarronted as represented; none but the best
Tobaccos used
@a- Dealers are invited to call and examine
stock before purchasing elsewhere, as we are de-
termined to sell as low, if not lower, than any
other house in the country. If not able to come
send orders which will receive prompt attention
and with every advantage which they would have
were the parties present in person.
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POetTy y.
from the Natchez Courier]
'I'll hold Her till She strikes the Shore.


[Since the days of Cassabianca, | have neve
ead of more heroic conduct than that displayet
~ Young Montague the pilot OF the ill-fate,
teamer. Fashion. When told by his comrade t.
luit the wheel, his reply was, I'll hold her til
he strikes the shore!'']
The pilot bravely holds the wheel,
The flames beneath, he hears the roar,
Yet still he guides her burning keel
cpl hold her till she strikes the shorep'
Around him fly, like shooting stars,
A thousand sparks, eddylng soar,
And yet he stands mid falling spars-
'I IL hold her till she strikes the shore!'
Still pant her iron lungs-her breath
Enshrouds her laboring PROV;
The Leviathan is in the throes of death,
Yet firm he holds her to the shore.
Above the din of shouts and shrieks,
His comrade warns him, ''All is O. er;''
He calmly to that cOmrade speaks
'Ill hold her till she strikes the shore"
The goodly ships burning wreck;
But she has touched the shore;
Ali where's the hero of the deck?
Alas, we'll see him never more!
His gallant form is wrapt in flame,
Lost in the craft he loved so we'll;
His be the reward of a hero's fame,
Who at the post of duty fell
He's lost! she drifts without control;
But e. er the bark went down,
Angels, we trust, caught up his SOUL
And wreathed it with the martyrs crown
Raise to his memory the cenotaph,
Let poets chant his praises DER,
And his words be his eptaph:
''Ill hold her till she strikes the shore"
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1867-03-19
Books, Musjc, Notions, GU.

Nj EW G0ODS.-The undersign have just
tionery, Books, Music, and Notions. and respect
fully call the attention of the public to their as
sortment, which will be found very select and va
ried and which will, it is believed give satsfac-
ton to every patron.
To our former stock, we have also added print
ing material, such as Book Flat Cap and Color
ed Paper, Satin Surface Boards, Business Cards,
&C., which will be furnished in any quantity
4aaything called for in our business, and not on
hand, will be supplied at few days notice.
HUNTER s. NOWLIN,
one door West of Post Office, Staunton, Va.
marl2-tf
NEW BOOKS.-The Merchant of Berlin /;
~ ST. ELMO, by the author of Beulah !;
Idalia; Frederick the Great and his Court;
War Poetry of the South, edited by W. Gilmore
Simms. WAR CHESS; Joseph the I'd and his
Court.
feb 12-tf ROBT COWAN
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1867-03-19
D7'2t0S G Medicines.
nRUCs. MEDrCINEs. xsc.-I h,

nRUGS, MEDICINES. <Ec.-I have as
| IL sociated with me Z. S. TROUT, under the
| style of P. H. & E. S. TROUT We have increas-
ed facilities for supplying customers with
Medicines Paints, Oils, Dye-Stuffs,
Coal OIL Lamps, Fancy Articles, Sc,
Window Glass of all sizes, Trusses, Supporters,
Surgical instruments, &c,
which we will sell very low for cash.
Physicians orders filled with the purest and f.
nest Medicines, and at city retail prices.
@ge Prescription department receives special
attention.
Persons indebted to me are requested to come
forward and settle up as I not call them,
and if all accounts are not settled by early in Feb
ruary, [ will be compelled to hand them to col
leetor jan 22-tf p. H. TROUT.
HENKEL'S JUNIPER OIL-The best
IL Horse Li1.ament. For sale by
jan % DR.. H. S. EICHELBERGER.
7 INSEED OIL, COAL OIL, and the best
IL Machine and Harness Oil, for sale at
DR.. EICHELBERGERS
jan Y Drug Store.
COUGH SYKUF-A certain cure for Colds
v and Cough. For sale by
jan p DR.. a. S. EICHELBERGER.
DHYSxCEANS and others wishing Medi-
IL cines will find it to their interest to call at
DR.. EICHELBERGER'S
jan p Drug Store.
NOTICE.-Having formed Business Ar
IN rangement with DR.. j. L. Brown, in the
corner room of the Va. Hotel, will be pleased
to see my old customers and friends.
We will endeavor to keep an ample stock of
Fresh and Reliable Drugs and Medicines
and will give the most careful attention to the
Prescription Business.
It is our determination to make this a No. /
Family Medicine and Prescription Store
nov6-tf FRANK Fl. LINK.