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no soldiers and Friends Of Soldiers.

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Misfortune has fallen heavily upon Mrs. DONALD
ROWE, Of Oraageburg, the great friend and nurse Of
soldiers during tho late The property of her hus
band is advertised to be sold by the Sheriff the next
sale day and she will be left without house home.
Many osEhe soldiers have been relieved by kind
ness have expressed desire to assst hor in this hour Of
her Distress She Bbored for pay during the war; and
now asks for no remuneration for her services; but
feel that would be lasting reproach upon the country
to allow her to be turned homeless upon the world We
therefore propose to purchase the plantation for her
Two thousand dollars have already been secured for
this purpose and earnestly solicit contributions from
all who are willing to assist In this noble work. Send
your money as speedily as possible. Rornit to Mr.
LEONARD CHAPLIN, Charleston, s. C Rev. ". G. CON:
MOB, Orangeburg. s. C.;or Mr. F. @. DEFONTANE,
Columbia, s. c.
A papers friendly to tho cause will confer favor by
copying this.
Subscriptions viii also be received ut the office OF The
DAILY News McrcurF, and Courier. January %
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TEE HANLoN TRouPE.-TEis unrivalled troupe
gave another exhibition last night which proved a
perfect success. From flying visit which we paid
to the hall, and which resutea in our seeing only
dense crowd, we came to the conclusion that the
HANLoNs were the most popular artists we
had ever heard Of. Numbers who applied for adj
mittance were forced t. turn sadly homeward, as
there was not the smallest chance for q seat, and
scarcely for q stand. We take this opportunity Of
consoling the disappointed sigbtseers by direct
ing their attention to she announcement Of q
matinee to be held this afternoon, and finale to-
night, and advise them to stand not on the order
of Their going, but to go at once.
Tho HANIoNs are, without exception, the best
performers that have ever delighted Charleston
audience. Their feats of doxterity are remark
able, ard their gymnastic manoeuyres past finding
out, while in fact, their tout ensemble is an nex-
pGcable combination OF muscular humanity. The
juggler surpassed his former efforts, and the ease
with which he balanced bottles, cannon balls, &o.,
would almost prove him to be conyersant with the
black art.
Professor TANNER and his Immediate scholars
were perfection personifed, and our good opinion
Of dogs was increased tenfold when we saw the
marvellous acting of the intelligent animals. The
rest of the entertainment was in keeping with its
whole character, and the interest was undiminish-
ed to the close
It must be remembered that to-day is positively
the last. as the H4NnoNs have engagements at
Columbia that must be fulfilled, and all who wish
to have pleasant thoughts for the remainder Of
their life should pay them one long, last lingering
farewell Only two chances are left, the matinee
this afternoon, and the finale tonight.
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BREAKFAST CAKES, annDLE CAEEs KUFE1Es, ROLLS,
&C.. a1 made light and wholesome by using til PIONEER
YEAST POWDER If you would use Buckwheat without
having headache and eruptions use the Pioneer Yeast
Powder Bakers will fnd this Powder reliable for Hot
Rolls Tea Biscuit, &c. Sold by
GRUBEN l. MARTIN,
January 1o % s No. 2S6 King street,
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*Yice J. TRoucHE, declined.
tVice Il. 4. REID, declined.
Twice I. STREET, declined,
SVice ", II. SWIFT, declined,

Tho regular business being concluded, the COM
pany, with their invited guests (among whom were
his Honor the Mayor, WIN. GILMORE Sn1a1s, IL.
D., c. II. Sn1oNTeN, Esq, the Chief and Assist
ants, and Presidents Of the different Companies, sat
down to g superb supper furnished by that prince
Of cooks, THEus. The onslaught was terrible and
the dishes reluctantly yielded to the attack, prov
ing that firenon were invincible in all things.
When the substantials were removed tho gentle
spirituas were substituted, and mirth and reyelry
reigned supreme. Sentiments were offered sud
responded. to, songs sung, and spirit Of good
humor and jollity enseadered, that kept the ane,-
rie c.e,oe united until late hour
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DEBow's REvnEw.-The February number opens
with very readable article on MrIToNs domestic
life, by Prof. G. FRED. HoLMEs, Of the University
of Virginia. Mr. HOLMES, formerly q resident Of
this State, is still well remembered by our older
reading citizens as one Of the most brilliant Of
the regular contributors Of the. old Southern
Quarterly Review, then published in this city.
.seats Of Civilization" is the title Of the second
article; and Sketches Of Foreign Travel, by CAnrE
BnANcM 70 forms the subject Of the third ~: E1-
cess Of Population and Increase Of Crime, by GRo.
F1rzHuoa Memoirs of the War, BY tho Editor.
VI. Monaiehies and Republics, BY G. F: SCHMIDT.
VII. British North America, by a. P111sBunY, New
Orleans. VIII Our Tapto the Country, by GEO.
FnzHueH-s, Ix. The Great Fair at New Orleans.
<. Manuta actures the south's Truo Remedy. XI.
Will the Negro Relapse: into Barbarism, by J. A.
HA1wErI, Of Georgia besides mass Of miscel-
lsneous matter, all useful and interesting:
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THE TIME TO ADVERTISE IN THE
COUNTRY.

The Daily SosM Cdrolinian at Columbia, is sent
to every Postoce in the State Being the ofcie p8per
of the State It will be found at the present time espe
ciay valuable merchants md others desiring to avail
themselves of q very large circulation.
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NONE but parent knows the agony Of Watching
day by day over the wasting form Of their loved
ones. Have theyconsidered thnt they have left moth
ing undone to relieve the suerings and snatch from
the grasp of death. II suffering from Group, Con-
sumption, or any othor bronchial diseases, We
commend PICTORIAL BALM as the most prompt and
reliable medicine that can be used. For sale by
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n. II. X.

Arc synonymous with Health, Strength and yigor.
The secret will be revealed by investing in bottle ID
PANKNN's HPATIC BrTTERs For sale by all
Druggists.
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SWAN ISLAND GUANO.

O0n TONS, BALANCE OF CARGO OF BRITISH
e)SBU bark James Wilson. atsszI.zr==. ,-5Ess
This Gunno was sold to Glasgow, Scotland, where its
value manure LIS appreciated at more than Lam Of
ferng It the market It only after making favor
nbe arrangen cnt with the vessel to eEh and upon
tho strong endorsement und Recommendation Of Prof
Shepard that the allowed 1t to remain It con-
tsils Al per cent OF Phosphate of Limo and othor val
uable ingreionts Mixed with to 10 per cont Of Pc
r,lvan Guano makes 1t OF the cheapest and most
valuable manures for Corn or Cotton .szs.1
Price-s20 per ton of 2240 ]bs cash. s26 per ton,
City acceptance with interest," payable 1st ovember.
For sale by j. N. ROBSON,
january 16 wftn1mo No. So East Bay.
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Auction Sales This Da

Auction Sales This Day.
WnssUR Son will sell this day, at the store corner
Of East Bay and Unity Alley at hafpast 10 o'clock the
entire contents Of said store.
r. II. MARsHArL & Bro. viii sell this day, at No.
50 Broad street. at 10 o'clock nules horGes pony, fur
niture, etc.
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'IHE GAS LIGHT
.M.lJl-r IP L.lER.
MIR. JOSEPH POZNANSKI
TO BE RAFFLED.

A MAGNIFICENT BIRD MUSICAL BOZ, RICHLY
MOUNTED IN GOLD, and exhibiting an Ingenuity Of
mechanism rarely saualled 100 chances at s5 eachhe
prize to be decided By drawing on tho principle Of
lottery. Call and SEQ it ct - D. JACOBS,
February rnws3 No. 243 King street.
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NEAR AcouIA GREER. March 4th, 1865
Owinglto the grcat exposure and terrible cecompos.
ton after the battle OF Anetan was utterly prostra
ed and very sick My stomach would not retain medt
cine. IN article called Plantation Bitters prepared BY
DR.. DlLsKE OF New York, was prescribed to give me
strength and appetite To my great surprise they
gave Immediate relief Two bottleu almost allowed
me to Jain my regiment. = - 1hsve since seen
them used in many esses and free to ssy, for hos
pitsl or private purposes know Of nothing Like them
Rey. o. f. CRANE, Chaplain.
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Dr.. W. A 0H1Ips, Surgeon Of the Tenth Vermont Re-
RIent, wrtes:-"I wish every soldier had bottle Of
Plantation Htters- They are the most effective, per-
feot, and harmless tonic ever uBed.''
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"A FEW WORDS OF COMMON
Cx1S1IcT z&tts--4s ..---s-7
SENSE.

" -.
How few there are who renot subject to some affection
Of the lungs respiratory organs who by
premonitory symptoms aggrayate the complaint until
disease strikes Its shafs causing torture
of the patient and anxiety and distress to friends Only
coldi ga slight fhroati 1s the beedess reark
OF many when Affected Yes; "Only cold, was the
thoughtless expression Of thousands whom Death has
marked for bis prey. 80. ..sss,-i!
Forewarned-Forearmedi should be the motto forever
in the minds Of all subject to Coughs Colds catarr or
Influenza. Words Of avice should be needed by all sui
feriug from Asthma Bronchitis Consumption Relief le
within their reach and, neglected, fatal consequences
ensue-a life Of rsery-a daily hourly struggle for OK
stence. contest In which there can be but one victor
Death sasa:t.7.F
Does 1t not appal the strongest mind to think Of the
result caused by neglect? Then why delay what e1
cuse can be offered when timely warning Is sounded tn
your ears2 When the danger Is pointed out.why not
avoid it, MAnsDEN's PECToRAL BALM has been used
with in nearly million Of cases. aud is endorsed
by the Medical Faculty as the most ,compt and etca
cious remedy that scientific has discovered to-
relieve and cure all eaaes OF Co chs, Colds Influenza,
Even when tho sufferer is Il the Last stages, he win find
relief by using this prop iration. One bottle viii con-
vince the most incredulous that the merits of this prepa
ration nre by means exaggerated; In TACT M fur short
of the euogcs bestowed upon 1t by thousands who have
been cured by its timely use guarantee accompanies
each bottle and dealers instructed In every instance
to refund the money when this preparation fails to
Heye. z:y..zs.-s.,!
Prepared by 7. ". MARsDEN, No. 4s7 Broadway, New
Price, 50 cents small bottles 81 large size -,
...g-izszszs5 -i KING L CASSIIDEY,
Wholesale Agents, Charleston,
GOODRICH, WNEafAN & CO.,
Wholesale Agents, Charleston
And all Retaa Druggista smo December 4 s
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Ls.te from the Rev. n. E. Gros, st. Olairsvtle, Pa.
GKNrIEMEs:-You wore kind enough, on former oo
caslon, to send me hsH dozen bottles OF Plantation
Bittera for ss 80. MY wife having derived 80 mucu
benefit from the Of these Bitters. desire or to
continue the and you viii please send Us slx bottles
more for the money enclosed.
am, vesy truly, 80 srs.
N. e. GID, PASTOR Ger. Ref Church,
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MAYORS CoURr, February 5-A female, who had
thrown herself outside of quart Of whiskey and
her hoops, and had become noisy and ill-behaved
on the public highway, and had then been put in
one Of the chalnberaofl the City House of Rest,
where she slept off enough Of the liquor to let her
know she was great sinner, made her appearance
before his Homer Hpder:a flood Of tears; but, he,
believing that, Kstle water; where there had bsen
SO much whiskey, ,yopldn't hurt her, fined her; to
her .conste teInation,s 49,, .-i'...
A ndanand aswonan with a. black eye apiece, and
another man who appeared to be ;unsoathed, were
brought up for enjoying recently q delightful light,
in which each one ;playedhis own hand, and where
the latter parsonage would have won the game. had
net policeman come IN and ttumped. While the
Mayor had % objection - parties, who have a
turn that We, ,mdulging in a little innocent recraa-
ton, he fined these three nice people $40 each for
disturbing their neighbors.
A man with delirium tremens was ordered to be
sent to the hospital.
An individual was fined 50 for throwing water
from an upper piazza into the street.
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=rONTAINs SUFFICIENT STIMULATING AMMO
VI NIaCAL Animal Matter 10 produce rapid growth,
tho phosphaes and oti er Ingredients In the fertilizer
without ehasng the SOFT does not burn the crops ou.
ring drought like Peruvian 9uRno or lose It's strength
by the vontlization Of the Am ronia = .t
ALI its constituents, excepting the Su1phuric Acid.
being from Bones,. Blood, Flesh, and other animal
sources aud not from Mineral Phosphates or Mineral
Phosphate Guanos as in tho case with most of tho Su
per-Phosphates are In condition to become quickly
soluble In the SOIL and ayailabo as food for plants.
Warranted free .trom ada4erations and Of uniform
quality.
For sale br .s...-
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JEU r'EspaITEZPvaHE.t the editor of the Augusta
Daily Press, who lately had to pay bonus CT five
Hundred dollars to the proprietor Of the Chronicle
d Sentinel aud also the same amount to tho Con-
stitutionatsl the privilege of: publishing the
telegraphic news, comes out With the following
good-natured hit against the former paper, which
is conducted by HEaRY MOORE and A. R. Wn1aHr:
New w1uoH1NE-A;f friend Of ours, Of an inventive
turn, has novel machine, which he declares will
manufacture poetry by the yard. All he has to do
is to put few old exchanges in the hopper and
turn tho Wheel when "a pome" Of any desirod
length may he produced. We put in q few copies
of the "Old Conservative Organ" up the street,
and gave the whec! single turn with the following
result: s3t.l, .a;i.,
'tsays Moore to Wrgh rs late ono night
They sac in their Office coming
What shall we do-since to this Pughe
Our patrons all are running9
Says Wright to Noore-it's hard I'm sure,
TO let our friends disown us.
So let ua crush-the Press to mush
=. BY charging 1t bonus.
TIE owner Of the machine says he might have
produced more, If the raw material used had been
Of better quality; and we think it 7'igtt, will try
it on a few copies Of the "County Organ across
the way. Z.
NorHNa EQUALS Ir.-The Soap manufactured
BY COLGATE & Coz, New York j is the best thing OF
) the Kind in the world. Il is universally esteemod
snd kept by al druggists. This Soap is pure,
effective and economical.
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YlHB PENCIL Is SIMILAR TO THE ORDINARY
j lead pencil and will make clear black mark that =
wi remain aer years Of wear and Washing It is
usedwh much greater dispachand economy az there
no risk Of bloting No being required except
the dnmpenng Of the abricto be marked and no hon
besome directions to be followed In it's It WIN save
much inconvenience to housekeepera and a who have
occasion to mark their clothing iae
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TIE CHARLESTON BOARD OF TRADE met at the
Charleston Hotel Club Room last evening. Mr..
"a. Bowen applied for. memb mberahip, and was
elected. Mr. CHAs. b. NOISE brought. ina state
ment in reference; to charges On the Spartanbrrg
Union Railroad which he moved to be referred to
the Committee on Inland Transportation, Mr.
DELroN moved to LAY the, matter on the table,
but with drew it lin order to admit discussion.
Messrs. LRr1oH, sBRuNs,i JErrERs and NOISE par
ticipated III the debate. Motion to lay on the
table lost. Tie was, therefore, referred
to tho said Committee.
Mr.. BRUINS offered resolution that Committee
Of five be appointed to take into consideration The
propriety Of celebrating the first anniversary of
this Board and to report at ihe next regular meet
ing. Passed. Messrs. BRUINS, MARSHALL, DAVIS,
SECONDS, and DsEEoN were appointed on this
Qornrnit, an. ~ 60. = -; y. -
Mr. NOISE offered a resolution that the Commit
tee Grieyanees be requested to report. to this
Board what remedy, il II any, can be suggested
whereby the merchants may be relieved from tho
onerous and mpoliktie tax of ten per cent. upon
tEe sales.=ofi iqnorsl l1r. tMo1sE supported the
resolution ii some very able He WAS fol-
lowed BY Mr.. JEFFoaDs and others. The reso-
luton was adopted. u ta.:.S,' -
On motion the Board adjourned. s - -
x - !. ~ y ~
NAT1oNAL Express CospANy.-The last relics Of
this once popular Company were.e1posed for sale
yesterday morning, according to an announcement
previously nade through the papers. The sale
was conducted by Messrs. A. J. WHITE & Son, and
the crowd, though not numerous, was composed Of
Fo,
and who came with tho intention Of making pur-
chases. This sale was made for the purpose Of
closing up the sfairs Of the Company, and the ar
ticles consisted Of five wagons three safes, and the
general furniture Of the Office. AZ first the bid
ding vas slow, but soon became brisker, and the
wagonsswere knocked sdoWnsat prEes which ap:
pro1inai original cost cfose.5ss bringing
from $22O to s245. These we're al one7h horse wag-
ons, and one was without cover; the larger and
finer vehicles having been bought by the Southern
Express some months since. The safe Of the
ous, but unfortunately the key had been lost, and
the purchaser bonght it OH q gresttisk, though at
the fair price ofs13o.I prices brought were gem
orally high, aa the bidding being brisk, the sale
was soon closed.
GIVING Ur THE ss spons."-An evening paper in
New York reports an incident, which, says the
New York Neaos, occurred ''not many Sabbaths
since but (which we learn took place in the course
Of tie past summer. A lady from North Carolina,
then on visit; this city, one Sunday attended
service at Irving rHall where's Dr. tIyng's congre.
cation have, WoIahipped since the. destruction OF
St. Georges Church. :Whlei there, her Iatgntion
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MEssRs. Ep1rons !: Permit mo to say, through
your paper, to all Bible Societies, Missionary So
cieties, Minister'S Of the Gospel, and all persons
friendly to Bible distribution in South Carolina,
that the American Bible Society is prepared to
supply them with donations Of Bibles and Testa-
ments for distribution among all destitute readers
alike. Those who desire books TO be sent to them
for this holy purpose, will state the number want
ed, with their address in full and the of ther
consignee in Charleston, s. G. Address me ut
Columbia. s. C. Z. a. BOLLES,
Agent American Bible Society for South Carolina.
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The lesson taught by the suffering and want Of
the past year will not soon be forgotten. Numbers
have already imported fine breeds Of horses, and
from present appearances Kentucky will not long
be allowed to bear tho balm from her sister Stats
South Carolina in many places has lands admlra-
bly, adapted for grazing, which would otherwise be
neglected, and by applying them To this purpose
the revenue of the proprietors would be increased
and the whole State be benefited.
Tho destruction Of most of tho race tracks, and
the inability OF the owners to keep them in repair,
essened the interest felt the subject of racers,
aud the principal consideration became mules and
working horses, and how to get them. The disas-
hous termination Of the war threw the South buck
trace the route with slow and anxious steps, and
devote moro time to the study Of domestic
economy than it ever demanded before.
One good result from this will be to teach hor
the value of her own resources and the advantage
OF home productions Dependence on others
always produces inertia, and unfortunately has
always been tho bane Of our country.
In our own city, the Jockey Club has been ur-
ablo to resume operations, and the Washington
Eace Course has boon leased for planting purposes,
but a few prominent and public-spirited citizens
have resolutely set tho ball once more in motion,
and have established race track about five miles
from the city. This is move in the right drcc-
tior for if the interest should be suffered to flag.
no attention will be paid the subject. and We would
become nation of dronos, unfit for any enterprise
that would tend to advance our condition, morally
OF socially.
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.BAUGH'S.
RAW BOND PHOSPHATE

U,HE APPLICATION OF BONE PHOSPHATE HAS
-qlways been benoHcnl-the only difficulty being TO
obtain genuine article. Before Offering aBAUdHS
PHOSPHATE on the market the Inst season, submitted
1t for analysis to Professor Shepard Of the South Caro-
lima Medical College. who fully ondorsed 1t, and his
opinion has now been verihed by actual expcr1meby
our own Planters, whose testimony have Of thesBu-
perior exceilency This Phogphate especially In the cu
ture Of Cotton, in insuring good stand.
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soLp1En. HoME, SUPERINTENDENT oyT1cE,(
CINCINNATI, OhIO, Jan. 18th, 1858. j.

- So - -
have given your Plantation Bittsrs to hundreds OF
noble soldiers who stop here less disabled
tom various causes and the effect is marvellous and
gratifying.
Such preparation IS this Ia heartily wish in every
family in every hospital and at hand every battle
neld g. ". 3. ANDREWS, superintendent
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N0ficr85Of the PreSs.

I. -
Notices Of the Press. 3 !
'The marking inks so commonly used for marking.
linen and other fabrics inconvelent and Troublesome
each bottle being accompanied by number Of diiec-,
ions which considerably bother the brains OF h6use.
Keepers The lndelible Peno' will prevent this,
the preparation necessary Is t dampening Of the fabric
which is to be marked thereuPon. " :. -, i.,
sIalies will bepeasod with the Lndelible Pencil nnw =
invention for marking clothes inGebly without risk
boting It will abolish the old plan Of using pen
bottle IN. r. Erening POSI- .:Eis S:ss -,
eve have seen samples Of permanent marking With !"
this pencil, which cannot be washed out
-szi. Boston Journal. : -
"This e the largest invention for small one that we
have seen for long time It Goes away with the bother
Inconvenience and difficult mode Of marking with Ink "
$50. ~; Literary AHst.iss..;.,f:.s Il: =
.CLARK's' PATENT IDELDIE PENCn--We have tried;s
this celebrated pencil for marking hnen &C., a1 found
it to be a that Is clamed for it. No family should be
Without it. It is greatly superior to
that we have over tried "-CincinnGi Nd1ional
"a desirable convenient useful household ar...
Gle lc"-SprinadeId tAass) Rspuo!tesn- ~ ~
One Pencil will nInrk 1900 Art1cIea.-a..azst 8 =:
a@ TRAVELLING AGENTS WANTED. Send 50 cta =
for Pencil and Circular. = Z. . 8 z - .rszsz; 3
For sale by JULIUS FLAUM, No. 1888 King street; also
by H. N. QUINN, Up Town News Depot
February LIMO
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Liquors! Liquors! Liquors s.s;:' 80 :
by BRUNS.& BEE. p =. 5sss. ~.
VIII be sold TOMORROW, tho inst: mont of:
our Store, No. 10 East Bay, at 11M O'Clock
20 cases WH1SKEY1 ~ - 90
3s.s 20 cases Brandy s.
20 cases Gin -
20 cases Sherry Wine
20 cases Port Wtne
Il cosk SHERRY WINE: - February g.