davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1867-05-24
vi CHRISTIAN DEN NIENDE,

If Guds Made Konge TIL Danmark,
de TENDERS og Gothers, Hertug til
SIesmg, HOlsteen, StOrmarm, Dit
marsken, Lauenborg 0g Odenborg,
MJoRE ~1TTERLIGT At vi efter den af
III Ki0bmendene JOHANN CONRAD AU-
GUST ScHLEGER og HEINRICH CHRISTIAN
FuHRHoP, Begge af Wort Eiland st. Tho
mas i America, eneste Interessenter og Lii
quidateurer af det ophevede Handelsirma
GRUNER & Co.. ligeledes af bemeldte
Wort EiIand st. Thomas, heron %allerun-
derdanigst gjorte Assigning og Begjering,
allernaadigst have bevilget og tilladt saa
og hermed beYilge og tillade at bemeldte
Ki0bmand JOHANN CONRAD AUGUST
ScHLEaER og HEINRICH CHRISTIAN FUHR-
we'd Proclama sub poena preclusi ct per-
petui silentii, med Aar og Days Varsel# i
den Berlingske politiske og ADVERTISEMENTS
tidende, st. Croix Avis og st. Thomae IL
dende, 'trende Gange efter hinanden maa
indkalde ale dem som formene sig at have
noget at fordre hos forn@vnte Handelsfr-
ma GRUNER e Co saavelsomIhos SAM
mes Interessenter .fornevnte JOHANN
CONRAD AUGUsT ScHLEGER og HEINRICH
CHRISTIAN FUHRHoP til med deres Paastand
at fremkomme og saadant deres havende
Krav linden 1f6oreskrevne lids Forl0b for de
, 1867-05-24

naevnte Kj0bmend JOHANN CONRAD AU-
GUST SCHLEGER og HEINRICH CHRISTIAN
FUHRHoP at anmelde og beviisliggjore, dog
Umyndiges Tiltale i Fremtiden efter For
ordningen af 26de Februar 1717 forbehol-
den, og skal denne Indkaldelse ansees og
vere ligesaa gyldig, som ON den var skeet
we'd Proclama ,efter Loven, dog skal denne
vor allernaadigste Bevilling Ord til andet
indrykkes i fornevnte ofentlige Tidender,
SAINT lRses we'd Vor Lands-Overre SAINT
Hof og Stadsret i Kjobenhavn og we'd
Over og Underretterne i Wore dansk-vest-
indiske Besiddelser, og skulle Bevillings-
haverne endyidere vare pligtige til at lade
denne vor allernaadigste Bevilling forevise
i wore Bogholdercontoirer i bemeldte Be-
siddelser, og derom erhverve Attest da
Proclama i andet Fald like skal ansees
gjeldende~mod Wore Fordringer og andre
Rettigheder.
Hvorefter de Vedkommende sig %allerun-
derdanigst have at rette og for Shade at
tage ware.
Under Wort KOngelige SegI.
rs }
Efter Hans Kongelige Majestets aller-
naadigste Befaling.
GouUernementet fr 9e IgnSa- UestindiSke
Ger, st. Cr0iE den Isle Mai 1867.
w. BIRCH.
, 1867-05-24

WFOLGE forestaaende KongeIige aller-
81 naadigste Bevilling, indkaldes herved
sub poem" prectusi ct perpetui s%i1entii, ALE
og Enhver som MATTE formene at have
nogetsomhelst Krav eller Fordring imod
det ophevede Handelsirma GRUNER &
Co., af st. Thomas saavelsom imod sam
mes Interessenter JOHANN CONRAD AUGUST
SCHLEGER og HEINRICH FUHRHoP til linden
den Bevillingen foreskrevne lids Forlob
med saadanne deres Fordringer at frem-
komme og beviisliggj6re for Undertegnede
her paa Stedet, eneste Interessenter og Ii.
quidateurer, eller deres lovlige ~Fuldmag-
tige.
st. Thomas, den 4de Maj 1867.
AUG. SCLEGER.
FL. G. FUHRHOP.
, 1867-05-24

THE undersigned, in returning
thanks for past custom, begs
leave to inform those who have kind
ly dealt with him that he will leave
the Island early in July next and
requests a speedy settlement of .ac-
counts.
I'll. J. PETERSEN.
Christiansted, May 81, 1867.
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FROM MEXICO. I I;
The New York Herald OF the 18th saws

+ me NeWnIcrk Herald OF the 18th, says f' <. h
sOur San Luis Potosi correspond dence IA t. tha
I'D ultimo The Siege Of Queretaro had 1,nt .
stop to all kinds Of commercial %business IN San
Lu!s. The Leading members Of the Goyernrent
neheved ira the siege could not last more than
two weeks longer. Escobedo wrote o. letter "a the
Minister n OF Waron the '12th IN which he stated
that he had determined to storm tho -jmnar;a1
poslnon,. and for that purpose had made the need
ed M MalspostlDn OF his troops. Canalcs was at the
falle del Maiz with q considerable force.
e letter RON Leon Guzman, Governor Of
Guanua]unt gives an account OF an on
gaGement between the two armies. ia which
the liberals succeeded 81 in Capturing y tha
imperial position on tho mountain Of San .Grenc.
RIO; Both sides suffered heavy losses. The came
writer, in another letter. gives q report that the
liberals we're IN the Plaza Of La Cruz had
seven pieces Of dlery, sand that nf
Belgians had deserted. - Our corresponilenf 1,tss
that obedo is entirely unfit to scornmand tha
army, and has lost SO much, time that there ia INIT
Q talnt prospect ct. his capturing the imperiai
;lorces. The reported capture of La Cruz had not
peer conhrmed Maximilians headquarters were
~ the Convent of Catalan, which was stronpiy for
tuned. On the 18th Of March the irnperia,-
lsts tore up the baTicades, or the streeth.
and Escobedo, who had retired short dis,
lance from Qneretaro wrote that this ev;- a1
IDENTIFY meant either an attack Or a retreat
Diaz had been ordered to reinforce Escobedo With
hve Thousand M men, ana the troops were on the
march: The later developments Of the Oneratsro
affair showed that Escobedo was unfit to command
The army Our corresponds ia bis last letter
or the I'D reports that reinsorcements were f3a;lr
arriving at the liberal camp. EyerythinG WAS i7eay
IN 2ueretaro. There was a great cinner IN honor
OF Jnarez at San Luis on the 21st., i5.e
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:. n - -
The Court of Appeals.


The Columbia Pzenis, in referring TO this
Court, says I'M g; t #$ss
On yesterday, after examination, tile following
gentlemen were ordered to DO enrolled as attor-
neys at law, to- wit: 3s -:t5s Sa
:, John Brown, B. R. Clyburn, Z. ii. Dreher. il. 81.
Earle, J: 8. Horlbeck, E. ". johnson, VIM. Little,
= e y, 3. Malone. Jamee Munro, F. N Walker, John
=. whitfield, ,: =. Williams, and w B. Williams.
The following gentlemen were enrolled as solici-
tors in Equity &, Il
"a jones Birnie, John Brown, Nj. c. Butler, j. u:
Galdwol Gss1S = Fred Fioken, r. 3. Hemphil, John
=; =, AorIb eek, >. H. johnson II. sL.: McGowan s..
M.. " Melton, p Mernaugh, .. q. Miles, James
~ Munro G. c. Pinckney, jr., John r, Spearinan
Wm! Iennent, William Van iWyck, Jr., aud VIZ.
The argunont Of cases was then resumed. when
Mr. snioSs concluded in behalf of appellant l in
'R1aas ndssWrsEII- n.
Tho Northeastern Railroad Company, ads. q.
FonqHER was next called, and Mr. snss,ossIs ,sIs
representing Mr. MA1r1s' read arguriont on BE-
half Of appellant Mr.. BARKER heard Tor aprais ,r
lee. e9Ssiss
.s On motion .. PnaoIaxr
HAMILTON aE4,aI practicing member ofs thp5 Iecrgh
bar, vas practice sii s hs oonrtsa
bkne St0tEs
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Domestic Markets.

Ts 80 NOON DISPATCH
chnasol NEW al1oRK; RE April 1e3Four quiet and un:
81 49, Oats quiet. at 7sasoo for State Porl; Fl;
steady; St new Mess so s5a22 s7a Lard duh, at Ia
Stocks excited. United States 5-2o's, Of sG2 con-
pons 10ssa1es3 OF "a 1osa1o8s; of '65. iosSa1oss
lo5s; Virginia 6's, 93s. Money 8a7. Cole 1861. a
i$g ,ll-5 4 4 s9a EVENING DISPATCH, 4s
Money very easy, at 6a7Tper cent. on Stock, and
Per cent. m on Government collatcrals prime dis
counts W. per cent, but market quiet. ALI the
Exchanges have agreed to adjourn ovor to-mor-
row, GOOD Friday, and 1T will be almost close
:quence Of the decline in Cotton Primo Bankers
Sterling 9sa95. Gold excited, by the reoorts thai
there is another decline IN Cotton and-a rnmor IS
prevalent that negotiation have been broken OF
between Russia ana France It closed at l37sa 1871
Governments firm and moderately active: Stocks q
traction better at the close. Cotton easier; de-
Flour quiet and unchanged. Wheat downward.
and favors buyers. Corn easier 81 O60 bushels of
Mixed Westerns q sold at 2s3aa2: Pork quiet and
Sugars steady; Muscovadoes l0aio5: Naval Stores @
hrm Turpentine 1880. Rosin So 57aa1O Freights
quiet. 80 .s5as1 M @ S5 l % -
cncrNNAT1,sApril ls. l Flour, a small business;
prices unchanged. Rye Flour 50 75as10; white
scarce and IN in demand. Corn firm; in sacks 96c;
IN IN oue Ssas1c Whisbey aMnchangedand nc in mode
ST. g%ana Iou eSS is91assa az SSaa2 80
firm for fall grades and dropping for spring. Corn
firm for choice: lower grades dull Provisions
Lard and Whiskey dull 7-7, N a - -
/ AUGUSTA, April 1s-Cotton very dull and de-
elmng. Sales bales ddling &c Receipts, 6s
/ SAyANsAH, 1sAH, April Is. The Cotton market open
ed at Csc for Middling, hut closed dull ana rres11
! ar and it was impossible to give auotatioas
Sales $50 bales. Receipts 400 '5,.s "
bales and dull. Middlings 24c Recie ,ts 81 bales
!! NEW ORLEANS, April l8.-sales OF Cotton 800
bales market dull and unsettled. Low Middlinss
S59a26c. Receipts 1900 bales. Exports 1854
Sugar and Molasses nominal Flour quiet and
firm, sales Of Superfne at s13 s9as13 so. Corn de-
pressed at 81 25as1 80. Oats dull at s5c. Bacon
9n1y retail business. Shoulders 9}c. Ribbed
firm at l2l 2la14c. Pork very dull, Mess s2s So.
Whlskey dull and unchanged. Gold 37A. Sterling
46a5o. New York sight exchange per cent. pre-.
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~ TIE STATE OF: SOUTH CAROLINA,
DARLINGTON DIsTRIc1.-M EoU1TY-B. VI ED
WARDS, Administrator T. E. HoWLE. USE 8. HoWLE,
JAMES P. WILSON AND oTHERs::-BML FOR IN
JUNCTION, ACCOUNT AND RELIEF.-It is ordered
that the CREDITORS ofTHoMAs E. HowLE, deceased;
be enjoned hom proceeding their clams at
law against the complainant and that they do prove
bah their demands against the said How1E before
the Commissioner Of tis Court before the first day
OF pecsmber next and IN default thereof that they be
barred the benefit Of any decree 70, be pronounced
heretn. s .s,ssi .S2s ssiiEs S:s
The ABOVE ts true copy from the original order made
IN the above stated csse, 12th February, 1857. -
III A F. EDWARDS, G. E D. D.
Commissioners oHce, Darlington G. r.. Feb a. 1867
February 23 Z. 5. IN q s41
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(, aS- IN MEMORIAM.-UNIT CHURCH.
L1t Sunday Evening easter Sunday Service viii
De held In rememRnce Of the youth of this
ton. who died during Late war and Sermon on the
Immortality OF tho Soul Will be preached by the Rev
+ HIRsT SMITH, Of England, the Minister Of the
Church. .t.#li
Service will commence at o'clock. The pubic are
invited A collection will be taken up in aid of the
Cemetery Fund &l@:5.G5# IA Anri, ia
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/ stateiIte,x,,,taua,.... I ~.

., The regular session or the Court for snn,tar
District closed its sittngs, and the Jnries wero
discharged ala or, Fridsy afternoon last Notions
g., were heard BY his Honor, Judge Dawkins, on
Three dsysof the Court we're most;q 1
with the Summary Process Docket, and iaree
amount OF the business ofS the Issue Docket WAS
continued. !. The Sessions side exhibited lie nnst
gratity1s,g fact that the States ATTORNEY was Ie
with little or nothing to do. Not single case was
trled, and there was but one or two noon the
docket Ihis, Z in Times like these, is a pood "a
cord Tor Sumter, speakng,as itdoes, Of obedience
% Law, and the absence Of violence among orr
people. SusLe. Nesos z: .e5s -
@ a. Bold VI1L1AN.-Aneg negro boy; calling himself
sometimes William ,arker, and Sata other times
William Jackson, and who Gays that he eorneriv
belonged to DR., F.. $S. Parker or i(Jgorpatnvn IS
G., was apprehended at SaIter's DEPOT. isst nirht
p ny Mr:s John y. Rrasingt On Sunday NIGHT
last ne stole nom Mr. chaeu, Of sumter Dis
:trict with whom he wing his horse bride
a1ad saddle, double tase gold watch. money. ma
-pers, clothing, and made his escape from fha
premises He reached this place on Mondnvs
about clock; sWapped; the horse. and cot fiye
dollars TO boot and then sold the horse he traed
for to q gentleman for ten dollars. ! ia soli tSa
watch for some old clothes and a few dniiars
bonlsht revolver, and was strnttifiR ai,ons viii
great Importance, when.he was euddenly nna nm.
5expectedly seized Mr.. Mleheau left this nornirg
Tor Sumter IN charge OF sths pri soner He recoys
cred his proper Ka,sgstsee Star.
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Negro aIeettng "a nYa1,aae n,

NOBLE April ia large meeting of negroes
tory Radical speeches were made sby black and
white Radical speakers. Resolutions were sdopted
aihllatIng with the Radical party, demanding the
cars. go - n = - -. ~ >S1ys-y - y''foS 80
!, The meeting adjourned at a late hour. Most of
Sne colored persons present were armed, and q
the adjournment. = -
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NJ Death OF a Catholic Bishop.
. HuFTAIo, 3El April 1s.-The Right Rev. John ST.
Marine Intell1sen,.c,c.

New YoRK, April 1s.-The steamer Scotia arrived
!ast night from Liverpool On the l1th she nm
INTO and sunk the ship Berkshire, from New Or
leans for Hnvre Tho captain, his wife and sixteen
OF the crew were saved. q 1,.-.- in n -
Arrived the Steamship Santiago do Cuba, from
G1raytown. - Among her passengers is the Hon.
Thomas H. Clay, =. s. Minister to Honduras 4.
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PETERsBURa, April ia Conservative meeting
Tonight passed resolutions fully affirming the equal
rights Of white and blacks, and accepting the
terms Of Congf fess. The meeting was very large
ana enthusiastic, and was about half negroes,
John Lyon was the only speaker s 5ss mi
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N MEw ORLEANS, April ia fellow calling him.
ssm Yoa5snng hag swindied some members OF the
Ssm as11 leans and Memphis press, by representing
.Isen as saeorrespondento of the Cleveland Plain
dealer and Cincinnati Comtnar sal. Nh n. t-. I.
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aS- TRINITY NJ. E. CHURCH SOUTH, HAsEL
sTREETService in this Church next Sunday the 21st
inst, at 1oH A. NJ and quarter to 8 P. M. is5.
The concluding discourse to Young Ladies' VIII be de-
hvered in the, Evening by the Pastor.
April 10 4,.: tt 3H n
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! !: = Woods Z: in che wess

KassAss {; GrrT.. April 1s. Missouri river ia
The track Of the Missouri Union Paoiso % Rs;roai 1ost
between the State line and 1Wyandotte ID eyer.
flowed 20 adepth sufficient to ,extinenish the IRE
in the 1etocomoEipes5s: g 81 ..'--.4 o ''1iSe 80
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SAVANNAH, April 1e;--A mass meeting Of tho
cltlzens was held to-day which was addressed by.
ex-governor Joseph p. Brown, who was the only.
81 speaker His address lasted for an hour and a
haH He advised submission to tAe. Military Bill
as the best alternative left to the South l 3.5
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4 aTsTHE STATE OF. SOUTH CAROLINA
DARLINGTON JAIL DISTRICT-N EQUrTY-HaNNAH J.
HART, Administrative, rs ELLEN E. HART, JOHN
.WrTHERsPooN. .ee aA-BuL FOR INJUNCTION,
ACCOUNT AND RELIEF 1t Is ordered that the credit
HA1T be entained from proceeding to
recover their claims at law and
that they do prove and establish their demands against
the said John Hart before tho Commissioners 81
this Court on before ths first dry Of November next
and IN default thereof that they be barred from the
eAt Of any decree to be made herein.
It 1s also ordered that copy order be pubashed
ateaat once week un the first day or November next
in the Darlington souernsr and the Charleston Daily
;Nesps.. \. ", 81
The above is true copy from the original order made
in!the above case. 10Th February, 1867 s, ~
{ %Sss'; - A. F. EDWARDS. c.. E. D. d. 5f
Cohdh11saIoNER's OET1oE, Darlington G. H., February
q, 1867. sssf1 February as 4
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s~ORPHAN HOUSE CHAPEI.-THE REV
Q. s. BIRD viii perform Divine Service in this Chanel
on Sabbath afternoon next Nst instant, at O'Clock.
April 10 .3 s7a
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" BAIrMonE, April 1s. hbiahop sn,njd AZ, Y.
dangerously 81 fs 1ssted win not recover.
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,--..--.-.- -. ~ W.
OBITUARY

,.%&T OBITUARY.. #W."
DEATH found strange beauty On that polished t,o,v
AND dashed 1t out, There was q tint OF rose '
On cheek and LIP. He touched the veins with 1co
And the rose fnded." ~ eo'
On Sunday morning. oath March, CORNELA E infant
daoghtr OF Isaac and Mary Brown scety fell asleep In
Jesus. - -~o~p AZ
Whene'er your vacant cradle. or tho robes
That decked the lost ones form cell back q tide
Or altenated Joy, 80 not trust
Your treasure to His arms, whose changeless care
Passeth mothers lover Can ye not hope
When a few haetinK years their course have run
To go 20 her, though she more on earth
Returns 70 you :?
"And when glad Faith doth catch
Some echo Of celestial harmonies 9a1S- N ~ = -
Archangels praises, with the high response
OF cherubim, end seraphirn oh think Ea Vii
Think that your babe is there" *s*
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SPECIAL NOTICES,

a6- MARKET HALL APRIL 18th, 1s67.-TO-
DAY being Good Friday the Market win be closed
at 9 O'Clock a. M.
z. ta WILLIAM KIRKwoOD,
/ Aprh ~ aA.f Chief Clerk.
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TEI1EGR APHIC.
Especial TO THE NEWS. I

CoLUnBIA, April 18.-The Governor intirnates
sastea eat goS Of Gar
great and several Of starvation are reported
The registration Of voters will be commenced
here as soon sufficient number Of persons re-
port themselves qualified as registers. But few
Northern adyiccs received here indicate a
land, Now York and Pennsylvania. s1las .
The statement thlt the South Carolinian has
fen SSen soIa r. KeveIiy Nash as negro organ is
Fontane.. .ls5. NJ - 2SGESssssS.s. 6
Our Cable. Dispatches. .$Es
we B1nks1, "A hApel "a 1s Noon: The Europe from New
:, LoNDoN, April 1S.-The money market quiet.
Consols 81 Bonds, ex div, III at Frankfort T66.
Y /. L3o.NDoS, April Evening. Conscls i90S; SIS,
Z Dispatches haveabeenrece which state that
neEot1atlons :betWeen France and Prussia are
sS, nf1ksn , on Owing to tho Easter holidays there
LIVERPOOL, April l8::-The Brokers Circular says
that the Cotton sales for the week are 900 bales
The naarket To-day is dull. Sales trifing.S up
lands 1lSd.; Orleans II 3a12d. Stock in port 796,:
oo9 bales OF which ~ 900 is American. d,
LIVERPOOL, April l19-Evening.-Cotton Inactive
all cay-prices nominal. The downward tendency
continues: Quotations Of Uplands11ld Orleans
1lad. Sales 5000 bales. es I'D ss=223.I3 d 4
is WnshIngtan News. ia e. s::s- ':s-
N WASHINGTON, April Is. In the Supreme Court
to-day, Root. J. Walker filed an amended Bill in
behalf Of Mississippi against Secretary Stanton
eralmoved to dismiss both this and the Georgia
Bill for want OF ,.and it WAS agreed by
a36th. ss5 ~ III. IS 327S-. 81 = - 4
WASHINGTON: April Is. Several days ago sena-
tor johnson offered resolution in Executive Ses-
sion having in view the Intervention of tha United
States between the sbe'iigerents in Mexico, and
lookingstosn honorable: adjustmentof the difficult
ties. To-day he withdrew the resolution. Tho
Senate ediately after the reading of the Jour
nal Of Yesterday vent into Executive Session. Sub
seauentiy resolution was adopted to. extend tho
" General Coke to day was confirmed f5d as Collector
for the port Of Philedelphia. .Ss IL. l.T T..' "a
which have been,s stationed here, are under orders
District 5l:g@. I5.ss, = -, q
: fhe counselor surratt moved to-day in Court
that be fixed for the trial Off the prisoner.
;Ehe prosecuting attorney anngunced that he was
not Yet ready No time was dxed but the trial
Will probabiyoccur ini Jun e. :. a3sS
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|lloIHI||y|l|. ]! |Ill|SD |! ! !!
OUR SPRING STOCK Is NOW
ready, and comprises a better assort-
ment Of
CLIO ]. THING II Ii. Il ! 6,
FURNISHING R \ n / GOODS,
Adapted to this market, than we
have ever offered. We have given
particular attention in getting up
this Stock to lightness Of fabric.
strength Of material and durability
Of color: Much q the larger portion
Of our Stock is made In our own
orkshop, and we warrant it III;
every respect equal to custom work.
We have Goods not Of our own man
ufacture, such as are usually sold
ready made, the difference I'VE shall
be l,g glad a ;teshoW our Gust tomers,
II fixing our prices from, which
we e make no deviation, we have taken
into 4 considerations the depressed
s state ate Of the: u market, and the upiver-
sal desire to buy goods cheap.
We e giye below some sof our lead
ing prices 3s:
CHECK BE 8 CASHMERE SUITS \. q. !. 4. 81 90
ALL WOOL TWEED SUITS Il loo, 90
ALI WOOL TWEED SUITS is 500. 90
1I4 BLAcKsAND s. .s WHITE n1x eAss1MERE
SUITS, own make q. \. !. I: /. ~ 90
! THREE E1l' 2 STYLES OF M1DDLEsEx cAss1- ID
\ MERE [E SUITS, DARK, MEDIUM, AND
. LIGHT ll'f T MD MIXTURES 90
BLACK AND wH1rE MIX cAss1MERE
s y 'olis'. ~. -, q " "a 90
SILK MIX sTRIcor, DIFFERENT. MIX /:
iphEs " ; ; 4; s.; . "a :0a 90
FINE y BLACK GERMAN TR1coT SUITS. ~ 90
DARK DARK BROWN GRAIN De PoUDER 4
l. 2 olls. % 90
BLACK 3 .lt DRESS. SUITS, 4anei in price .
ll'':: rom 8 s19 to g. 90
LINEN SUITS, from. IS to 90 90
Il. n IN addition; q to the above, We have
MAJ many good Styles Of LIGHT AND.
:DARK FANCY .;.:. 1. 81. B. !. s.; u 81
@ .S .5s !; 81 4;:Ii
g ! . "A Ss.S=I NJ {. r B S !,
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a@ ARTIFICIAL EYEs.-ARTIF1CIAL HU-
MAN EYES made to order and inserted by Drs, F.
BAUcH aud P. doUaL LEMANN formerly employed by
ho1ssoSsEAu, Of Psris) No. 500 Broadway, Now York
April IA t::& fi4 & 5s 1v
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H6MESSRS. EDITORS YOU WILL PLEASE
announce Gen A. NJ. MANIGAULT as a Candidate for
Sheriff at the ensuing election A CITIZEN.
J November 8 51a lT s+,
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-04-19
Aid for the South,

PETRRsBURa, April .15.-subscrption for the
relief Of the suffering in the South has been COM
menced,G and in two days the sum COLLECTED
amounted to nearly $4,000. NJ ~
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-04-19
Ne:xs ;. !. .Ysoi,I,t..aS.N Ncrrs,. > !.

sS New YoRK,, April 1s.-Professor Livingstone,
20 vas employed as q lecturer at Barnums Mu-
scum, was shot Isnd 1illed this morning by q man
fence =. 80
q Tomorrow being Good sFridny no business WI;
be tnIsactedIn any OF the scfvils Courts ::E s:
The Maine N law being Strictly enforced
S The Canadian Executive Council are called to
meetat Ottawa On the Gath inst, to transact inn
Portant business. Superintendent Kennedy has
issued On order to the Police Captains directing
the disposal ofthe forces nnder their commands at
the. election for cohstitutional delegates to the
Convention, on Tuesday next y = = .1 -
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-04-19
Public Meetfnr ~ sava = ;',1 ~, q; !,

Satisfactory rrangements were agreed upon
Press upon the laws Of existing arrangements ~
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-03-06

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6iel.s gefdiebt auf Die Obenerluabnte
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G5ancei bfs gSablfnmpfes.
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ideer leiten barunter, baB tire gins uno
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gelessebenoen &Orpers, ftatt bon benz
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mes abbaneig 9etna@t perOea; aber OaB
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fallen tneroe, fonnen mir uns ni1t ents
f64iebePGsl1 4laaeent ielbit aidt auf Die
,Nutoritat Ser Onion u. Stspatd bin.