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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-01-12
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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-07-06
diation of the United States in the Spanish war,
with notifications.
Lieuts. Crossm IN and Wightman, Of the Unltcd
States steamer Ossipee, in Valparaiso, intended t'
fight duel.
Domestic Markets.

Domestic Markets.
NOON DISPATCH.
New York, July 5.-Stocks strong. Gold 394.
Sterling 10ta104. 62 coupons III; ga and 70 40.
1 Ss 9s issue dl ,aIss Ss u npsbds S
Flour 10a20 lower. Wheat declining. Corn !a2
lower. Pork dull at s21 25. Lard dull llalls.
Whiskey steady. Naval stores quiet. Frelghts
quiet.
EVENING DISPATCH. .. 2 -, 20
Flour active at the noon decline;. State $6 500
10 60 Wheat deslini1g Corn .de deelnmg ssd
dull, 11la12s Whiskey closed active ~ at SSa4O.
Cotton; declining, sales 1000 bales at 26. Sugar
firm; Iuscovado i1aa12s. Coffee quiet. Iurpen-
tine quiet at 5Sa59. Rosin IS 2Oa8 30: Freights
dull. Stocks slightly easier. Gold 3sbb 'Sz cou-
WnMMeroN, July 5.-Cotton nominal at 22c:
Turpentine depressed at 5OIa51. Rosin steady at
50 50a5 so. Tar very scarce and firm at sS 6o.
BALTIMORE, July 5.-Coffee quiet and unchanged
Flour scarce demand light and prices irregpiar
advanced Sc, 81 1sa1 is; Yellow, 81 o6a1 os; West;
ern Mixed, 81 OF. Provisions very firm at full
prices. Whiskey snd Sugar unchanged; -ro -.
MOBILE, July 5.-Sales of the week l55o % 6aIes. aes
Receipts, AS bales. Exports ssh. Stock, Il, ,sS5.
Middlings 22a Receipts, III. -. - ,-u.
New ORLEANS, July 5-Sales !lzGo BALES la; dnn;
Low Mdding 2sa2ss. Receipts Of the week 2l56,
against 22OS. Exports of the week, 1854. Stock,
IS, ,1M. Fair Louisiana Sugar 19l; prime to choice
III. No Molasses in market. Cuba Sugar asking
an advance, owing to Havana adyices; No; Il held
at 19c. Molasses dull. Flour improved; Super
fine SO IS. Corn frm; mixed AID yellow slal lO;
white 81 20a1 25 Oats scarce at o2aSo. FORE nm I'm
at s2S 75a24. Bacon Shoulders 10s; RIB 112a12;
clear 134. Lard dull, quoted OF 12la12s in terees;
keg 1S!. Gold SO. Sterling 49aa53. New YORK
Sight ! premium. - 80 ,
SAVANNAH, July 5.-Cotton dull and dropping
Sales in three days 200 bales; Low Middling 2Sa
2st. Receipts ss2 bales.
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ss THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
DARLINGTON DIsTRICT-lN EQUTTY-HANNAH ].
HART, Administrative, Us. ELLEN E. HART, JOHN
wITHERSPOON, Ct at-BILL FOR INJUNCTION,
ACCOUNT AND RELIEF.-It is ordered that the credit
ors Of JOHN L. HAhT be opjoined from proceeding to
recover their claims at law against tho complainant and
that they do provo and establish their demands against
the said John L. Hart, before tho Commissioner Of
this Court or before the first day of November next
and in default thereof that they b, barred from the ben
eft of any decree to be made herein
1t also ordered that copy Of this order bo published
at least week until tho first day of November next
In the Darlington Souerner and tho Charleston Daily
Ne,us.
The above true copy from the original order made
In the above case, 10Th February, 1867.
A. F. EDWARDS, C. E. D. D.
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE, Darlington c. H.. February
%, 1867 s3G fl February %
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aS THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
DARLINGTON DIsTRICT.-IN EoUITY.-P.B B. BAcoT
AND 7. L. BACoT, Administrators, PETER s.
BACOT, pa THE HEIRS AND CREDITORS OF PETER
g. BACOT-Upon hearing the pleadings in this case 1t
is, on motion of W. ". HARLLEE, Complainants' Solc-
tor ordered that all and singular the creditors Of the late
Peter g. Bacot Complainants Intestate, be required
to file and prove their respective demands and debts In
Judgments and otherwise against the said nestate be-
fore the Commissioner Of this Court by or before the
frat day Of November next and In default thereof that
they be debarred from tho benefit OF any decree to be
made therein and that the Commissioner of this Court
do advertise this order month in the Darlington
So.aerner and tho Charleston Daily Netus, until the
said first day of November next.
The sbo-e is true copy from tho original order made
In the above case 18th OF February, 1867.
A. F. EDWARDS, G. Z. D. D.
Commissioners Office Darlington @. H., February %,
1867. s36f1 February23
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Hs- THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
DARLINGTON DISTRICT.-IN EQUTTY-B. W. ED
WARDS Administrator T. E. HOWLE, ps. E. 8. HOWLE,
JAMES p WILSON AND oTHERs.-DILL FOR IN
JUNCTION, ACCOUNT AND RELIEF.-It is ordered
TINT the CREDITORS ofTHoMAs E. HowLE, deceased,
bo enjoned from proceeding to their claims at
law against the complainant and that they do prove and
estsbsh their demands against the said HowIE before
the Commissioner ofths Court on before the first day
of December next and in default thereof that they be
barred tho benefit of any decree to be pronounced
herein.
The above is true copy from tho original order made
in the above stated case, 18th February, 1867.
A. F. EDWARDS, C. z. D. D.
Commissioners Oico, Darlington G. H., Feb. 20, 1867
February % B4l
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Tho Future OF Cotton.

A commercial firm OF this city received a letter
from Machestor (Eng.) correspondent who gives
the following conclu sons in reference to tho future
supply Of cotton:
MANCHESTER (Eng.), June, 1867.
It appears to me that we are entering upon o
new state OF affairs, which must be taken into &C.
counts
/. The immense losses Of tho last two seasons
have caused those that still stand up to be moro
cautious, and have completely used up the wild
spectators and their special supporters (the seve-
raj banks), on both sides Of the water.
3. The supply Of ihe raw article is larger than
was Of first expected.
s. The probability that there is now on this side
fair prospect Of two anda half millions balcs for
next year.
T. The substitution Of woolen and linen goods
in lieu of cotton, which it will take some time to
change again.
s. The general impression that cotton, as well as
everything, is too high, and must come down in
price before consumption can attain it's former
proportions"
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SPEECH OF JUDGE MOSES.

After repeated calls for Judge Moses, that
gentlem IN came forward and spoke as follows:
My Friends Il fear l remain silent amid
your repeated calls my motive might be imputed
to causes which are far from those which influence
me. therefore appear to acknowledge, in few
remarks, my appreciation of the compliment
which is implied by the fattering reception you
have extended to me. It is not the first time
have addressed an assemblage OF your race. I
Of the war has deemed it wisdom or policy to keep
aloof from those who heretofore we knew 80 well,
and because you have been elevated to political
platform which you never before occupied, have
felt it proper or becoming to frown upon your
aspiration to improvements, or impede you in
pur new career. My judgment, whatever it may
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TELEGRAPHIC.
Our Cable Dispatt hes.

LONDON, July 4.-The grand review in hyde
Park has been postponed on account Of the execu-
ton OF Maximiian. There is great indignation
here and on the continent.
The Imperial Court at Vienna has gone into
mourning for Maximilian.
The Bank Of England holds twenty-two millions
five hundred thousand pounds sterling.
PARB, July 8-Vandenbrock & Brother, Ameri-
can Bankers here, have suspended. ~,
1Napoleon has ordered court mourning for Maxi
milan.
LIVERPOOL, July 4-Evening. Cotton inactive;
closed with downward tendency. Middling Up
lands 103; Orleans II. Sales 1000 bales.
LONDON, July 4-Evening- 81; bonds
723.
LONDON, July 5-Noon.-Consols, s3S; Bonds un-
changed
LosDoN, July 5Evening. Consols,. .s4s; Bonds,
LIVERPOOL, July 5-Noon.-Estimated sales TO-
600 bales; Middiing Uplands 10ad., Orleans lid.
Sales Of the week 700 bales, whereof IS 00) were
for export and for speculation. Stock 73S, QUO,
whereof 386s000 are American. 'BreadstuB and
Provisions unchanged.
IIvKRpooI, July b-Evening.- Gotten closed un-
changed in tone or prices. Mddling Uplands 103d..
Orleans, 11d.; sales 10,000 bales. Beef advanced
1s.i Bacon advanced Sd. Lard declined BE-,
quoted ats ATS. Cd. Common Rosin declined. Tur-
pentine, SOS. TsIlow, As. Weather favorable for
the crops.
SOUTHAMPTON, July 6.-The steamship America
touched. a 81 I, Nff..- :
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DEATH OF A GooD CITIzEN.-The painful in
telligence was received in this city yesterday
of the death of George W. Cuyler, who died at
Munich, Germany, ON the 18th ultimo. The
deceased had been for number of years the
cashier of the Central Railroad Bank of this
city, the duties of which position he discharg-
ed with the utmost fidelity and ability
Sarannah Ners.
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SPECIAL NOTICES..

a@THE RIGHT REV. C. M. WILLIAMS, D. D.,
Missionary Bishop of tho Protestant Episcopal Church to
China and Japan will preach To-Morroo Morning. at st.
Luko's Chnrch. Service to begin at 10H o'clock.
At Might Missionary Meeting will be held at Grace
Church, at which Bishop WILLIAMS will make an Ad-
Dress Service to begin at 81 O'Clock. The public
invited to attend. July6
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News

WASHINGTON, July At will require o two
thirds vote TO suspend the lrale adopted by the
House on Wednesday, confning legislation to per-
fection and Strengthening the Military Recon
structio1 Bill Pending its adoption motions to
adjourn. by extremists, failed.
In the House the Speaker announced the Com
mittee Reconstruct IN. provided ~ the resolu-
ton Of last Wednesday, as Follows Stevens, Bout
wen, Bingham, Farnesworth, Hurlburt Of New
York, Beaman, Bayne, Pike and Brooks.
WAsHNaToN July 5.-Associate Justice Wayne,
Of the Supreme Court Of the United States, is dead
He was born in Savannah IN 1880, and appointed to
the Bench in 1886. ---s flf{EF;., I
In the surratt trial the prosecution has closed
its testimony. ~ - III ~
The resolutions thanking the District Command
ers were adopted BY q strict party vote. rMr
BROOKS Is the ony, Democrat on the Reconstruc-
ton Committee E,s
The Cabinet Wasin session to-day.
The ueW lRnsijan Minister, Commander Don
DominKps jose Gonzalez de MagHl sSaes, was pre-
sentcd To- the President, and the Minister express
ed his pleasure at the friendliness of the two
The Internal Revenue Receipts to-day amounted
fo@2 60G0O0.f ~ - y SyF
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From south America.

NEW YoRx, July 4-Peru advices state that Cas-
tailis revolution to depose Prado has terminated.
Geatallia ia dead. - - -
By the latest Panama adyiees, the capture OF
Mosaners and the assumption of the supreme
power by Acosta are confirmed Affairs here
Chiii sdyices state that the Presidents Message
10 Congress announces the acceptance OF the me-
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agSTATE OF sc UTH CAROLINA, CHARLES
TON DIsTRIcT-.CLERK's OFFICE C. G. S. AND c. p
PUBLIC NOTICE., ]. W. BRowNFIELD. Clerk of
said Court pursuance of The Act of the Legislature in
such case made and provided do hereby give public
tice that an ELECTION FOR SHERIFF OF CHARLES
TON DISTRICT will be held on Monday, the 9th Of
August next oil tho usual places OF election through
out the said District.
Witness my hand OF Charleston, the Goth June, 1867
]. W. BROWNFIELD, C. G. s. and C. P.
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State Items.

The CRops-We hear very gloomy reports
from different sections of the district. The
rivers have risen to great height in conse-
quence of the recent floods. The local rains
were sufficient to do considerable damage in
swelling them, and we understand they have
been steadily rising from the immense fall of
water in the up-eouutry. The rice crop of the
up-river planters is completely drowned out,
and the greatest gloom and dependency pre-
vail among our truly unfortunate agricultural
friends, Many have informed us that they will
scarcely make seed, as the rice in its present
stage is irrevocably destroyed, and those who
are more hopeful, base their doubtful prospects
upon speedy subsistence of the freshets, which
yet linger. When will our days of calamity,
sadness and sorrow have an end ? TROUBLES
never come single-handed, and we of the
South are sick at heart in the realization of
such fearful proverb. We can only "hope on,
hope eyer."-Georqetorn Times.
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From View Orleans.

NEW ORLllns, July business is mostly sus-
pended The day was generally observed as Q
holiday, but passed OF very quietly. The military
psraded the principal streets this morning, and
the national sslute was fred from The foot OF Ca
nal street. The newspaper and military Offices,
and the varioRS public and private buildings, are
decorated With daRs, The foreign Consulates dis
played their nstionsl coors, those Of Austria and
Prussia being dfsped In mourning. Many holiday
e1cursions have left the city this morning, and
the streets ma crowded with premenaders.
The New York Herald's special from this city,
June 18th, states that ex-governor Wells is about
to issue proclamation declaring Flanders an
nsurper, fhrbidding civil offcers to obey his or
ders, and declaring his acts null and void, as he
(We1ls( is Governor. The Tribune's special, Of the
same date, ssys S. 0 600 Of city notes are in cir
cuhtion, and depreciating rapidly. The dispatches
news oid New York. -
The City Treasurer's Report, June Doth, states
that the amount Of city currency in circulation is
notes are almost the entire currency Of the city,
and, as it "a not taken back, the business public
must be seriously embarrassed. The facts are,
the city notes are current in ordinary business,
but only ct discount in large amounts and at the
brokers.
Wells proclamation, as foreshadowed in the
Hersld's special, has not yet been hoard from
here.
NEW On1AAss, July 5.-The Bed River leyee
front at Alexander, La, gave way on the night OF
Friday, the 2Sth flooding the lower portion OF the
town but the break was promptly repaired by citl-
zens. On the night of the first Il again broke. A
dispatch. says: HThe only chance Of the town
keeping from overflow isby the falling ofthe river.
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oarniner. Lizzie la
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CoIbert MARY :,
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Cnrtis' Miss RHie In
Curtis, Miss Octa.
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Deonfe, Mary IL
Dewane, Mary IL
Delap, Mrs L IL
Dewitt, Mrs g IL
Dorney, Mrs PcterlL L
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Finley. Thomas liz
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Freeman, Miss MIN
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Frazer. Mary L
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Frazer, Charlotte ID
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% ARTIFICIAL EYES.-ARTIFICIAL HU-
MAN EYES made to order and inserted by Drs. F.
BAUCH and P. aoUGLEMANN formerly employed by
Ro1ssoNNEAu, of Paris) No. 500 broadway, Now York
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~ WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
VIM BLUM DINGLE as Candidate for the Sherifalty
at the ensuing election
Santember IL is
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@ UNITARIAN oHURoH.--A sPEoIA

a5 UNITARIAN CHURCH, SPECIAL
meeting of the corporation (ho pewholders) of this
Church will be held ToAorrop afternoon, Immediately
aferhe close of the afternoon service proposition Of
the utmost importance will be submitted for the vote Of
the corporation and the powhoders particularly
quested to attend the meeting.
Afternoon service commences OF 8 o'clock.
BY order of Vestry. N. NJ PORTER,
July6 Chairman.
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ss-CoNsULAR NoTIGE.-INF ORMATION Is
wanted the situation Of Mr.. sTEINMETz, tJAcQUES)
born at Ueberach, France Any body ablo TO furnish
1t is requested to address Mt tho FRENCH CONSULATE
In this CITY, 8 July
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POPULATION OF Observation-Disclosures IN
TIE MAJoRITY.-In the Jackson Clarion, of
the 22d, we find returns of d census made for
1866 Of the population of Mississippi, except
the small County of Perry. The total returns
are: Whites, 343, AGO; blacks, 3Sl 1858; total,
724,7lS. AS compared with the census of 1860,
the account stands thus:
In 1860 the total white population was.. 359, ,899
In 1860 the total black populatian was. . AT, ,4O4
Making grand total Of, ........... 8O1 3O3
Deduct total population Of 1866 ....... 724,718
And we find total loss Of ............ 76,585
As follows:
Whites ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 10,439
Blacks &C. 14G-76 585
Excess of blacks in 1866 6................ 37,79S
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PEACH CnoP.-In consequence of frosts in
March, most of the peaches in the neighbor-
hood have been killed. We hear of our neigh
Dor Purvis, who is generally among the fortu-
nate few, shipping already. His first shipment
to New York was made on 18th June, and up
to the end of the month he had shipped 159
boxes. He expects about half crop.
aiken Press.
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@ NOTICE TJ MARINEhS.-CA AIMS
AND PILOTS wishn! to anchortheir vessels in Ashley
River requested to do 80 anywhere within direct
range Of the heads OF tho SAVANNAH RAILROAD
wHARvEs on The Charleston and St Andrews side Of
the Ashley Riyer by which precauton contact with the
Submarine Telegraph Cable will be avoided.
S. G. TURNER b. n.
Harbor Masters oHcc Charleston, February 9, 1866
February
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Services will be hold in this Church To-XoroU at half.
past 10 o'clock A. NJ, and quarterpas p NJ, instead
Of at night as heretofore These hours will be observed
until further notice. July6
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ag THE GRAvEST MALADIEs OF YOUTH
AND EARLY MANHooD.-HoWARD AssoCIATIos
ESSAYS, on the Physiology of the Passions, and ths
Errors Abuses and Diseases peculiar to the first age o.
man, with Reports on new methods of treatment en-
ployed in this institution Sent In sealed letter On
velopes, free of charge
Address Dr. j. sKILIIN HOUGHToN,
Howard Association, Philadelphia, Pa
Nav On 3Ino
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& TO THE pUBLIC.-THE JEWISH CON-

@ TO THE PUBLIC.-THE JEWISH CON-
GREGATION Berth Shdlom was organized in this city
about ten years ago. and for temporary purposes
structed small building the Of St. Philip
and Calhoun streets this humble House Of God they
have ever since worshipped It was their Design from
the commencement accumulate funds toward erecting
q larger ediAce more commodious, and mori In conso
nance with the wants Of the present age. But their
savings were oil swept away the war; and nearly three
thousand dollars set apart for this purpose thus
lost. -,
The new house of worship much needed there being
constant applications from new hembers but no room
to accommodate the. The serviceH Of this congregation
are conducted in the German almost identical with the
Polish) Ainhag And this is the OILY synagogue in
Charleston in which Israees from Continental Europe
can worship the God Of their fathers in precisely tho
same forms, language and ceremonies their fore
fathers did. =
They arc, however too poor to carry out such
terprise unaided They have tho ground for the new
synagogue but not the to construct the building
They therefore solicit assistance from their brethren and
friends everywhere both from those Of the House of
Israel and from all Others of whatever faith nation;
believing that the Great Author OF all good viii prompt
many To step forward and help them in this their time of
need They are extremely solicitous to finish their
new building before next Rosh Haahanah (september
sO as there is evor to expect largo accession of
worshppers far beyond the capacity Of the present small
building.
The new synagogue will be large and handsome,
though not expensive structure Subscriptions or dona
tons will be gratefully received by any of the undsrsg
ed officers Of thecongregation.
Mr.. B. A. WEINBERG, in few days, will set out on
tour to tho North and West to solicit contributions for
the above named object and the subscribers commend
s mission to the Iberaty of every Jewish congregation
In the land. B.A WEINBERG, President.
G. COHEN, Wce-President
10, p JACoBY, Secretary.
L. RICH, Treasurer.
a The Jewish Messenger and The IsrasIe will please
,noart tho ahove fonr tmea and send account to Mr. l.