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MISCELLANEOUS.
SARATOGA J! !. !!
'EXCELSIOR" SPRING WATER


TUE WATER. OF THIS SPRING IS BELIEVED TO
be unequaled by that Of any oherin the far-falned
valley Of saratoga Is virtues such secured
It the high enconiuns Of Ill who have used it. possess
ing as does in eminent degree. catharic duredc
alternative and TQnic qualities. = =
From SAMUEL HENRY DICKSON, NJ D., Professor
Practice OF Physic, Jefferson Medical College, Philu-
delphia, formerly Of Charleston, s. c.:
PHuApEIPH1A, November Is. 1855.
have been for o gear moro pastin tho habit Of
taking the water Of the .E1ceaor' Spring Saratoga
Accustomed during the great portion OF my invalid Life
to tho different waters OF the several fountains which
boil up along that renarkaple valley ependent indeed
upon them tor much Of tho conortI enjoy. salts
fed that the Excelsior Water we'll adapted any
other among them. if not So the purposes for
which they arseneIay enplqyed I is very agreeable
sparkling. - can heartily and conscientoualy
recomnehd it to an who need gehho .eathartc and
diurehc- % SAMUEL HENRY DICKSON NJ d, {.
The Water Is pnt up il Pint and Quart bottles and
packed In good order for shipping, Pnts IN boxes 81
four dozen each and In Of two each
Al orders addressed to A. R. LAWRENCE & CO.; Sara
eoga Springs, or No. 81 Warron street. New York
City, WIZ be promptly attaudad to. Sold also by first
class Druggists and Hotels. emo january Il
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I. Our. New York Letter.
[FRoM DUB SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT j

New YORK, January 14.-victory has perched
upon the tanner of the Excise Law army: it
perched there on last Saturday night, remained
there all day yesterday, and tapped it's wings and
crowed lustily-a bird of good omen looking down
upon the sober thousands. that. were not SO before
on former Sabbath days. The pretty waiter-girl
saloons we're promptly closed on Saturday night
ere twelve O'Clock had struck yesterday, with but
few exceptions, the ahar-rooms and lsger beer gar
dens opened not and people who had never before
done without their Sunday drinks, dispensed with
them, or took them quietly at home.
a moet curious: sensation story has been going
the rounds here, the truth Of which will not en-
dorse, but win present it to your readers as !
and thousands or others have heard it told.
They say" that q young lady, who had seen but
twelve summers and had never ssen: Edwin Booth
perform PEI requested her parents to take her to the
Winter Garden Her wish was complied with; she
saw the great tragedian, whose magnificent eyes
eat; M little head evea more than his exquisite
heroine wont to school, she missed all her lessons
and talked so mnch Booth to her companions, that
sae s1 tpr1ed ne the heads Of more than onehah the
than ever which had the eHect Of turning the heads
OF the balance Of the schoolgirls who forgot
desessa then abar
lakes IN tner compositions, and paid no attention
70 s19lr astronomy, thinking Of no star but one,
The schooi-mstress remcnstrata5 1th Il q ,,ara,t
of the little revolutionist, ana finally sxpefed her
rpm ,,s shs academy, which was fast growing to be
lowed Booth about the streets in homes Of f,ndinc
out where he resided. It became necessary 1o1
her t. be removed from the city; wherefore she
her aunt but she began to pine away and in,noIsi
her, amt to take her once more to the Winter
Garden, and the Hnd-bearted old lady Complied
with her request. She saw the eyes opce mora and
Eas most wonderfully agitated at the contempis. .
ton thereof That night when she retired. .hey
aunt, who slept with her, noted thai she repeated
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tne war cloud that 1s slowly covering the East
ern horizon, says: sT.-
Should, however, tho contingoncy-in our opii1.
ion as yet remote, but daily becoming less improb-
abfe.:pf an open Collision bptWucn Turkey and
GREECE be realized it is far from certain that it
would at ones bring The rest Of Europe within its
scope There is no power in this part Of tho world,
as We have often asserted, prepared ut moments
notice to face the Eastern question" Tho result
broke up an possible combinations, and. gave rise
TO that isolation Of evory State which tho wars of
dss!y and Germany @ mar subsequently brought into full
evidence. Should the. wur. with which We are now
threatened actually break ont, Irapce and Germa-
ny mighttsssd necessary, Russia might deem it
on. Tho real interests OF Russia no less than her
present social and financial conditions, would seem
to to advise temporizing policy; for the Christians
while fighting their own. Franco and Prussia
are watching ono another on tho Rhine, and he
mo Log shonS from The ne9Hhe Hs Aas yhose
nor . foreign policy; she has neither SOW
eregn, nora statesman, nor people. Should
haps, still find in the German clements within her
EMPIRE and in her alliance with Prussia aud Uni
ted Germany, the means Of fmaking up in the East
Beust and tho Magyars are more likely to involve
her in the downfall Of the Ottoman Empire than to
tmn ena6le :. her its at
ruin, for it would if by main force throw Prus-
sia into the arms Of Russia win the Upper Danube
the Car, or OF a League Of Houmanian, Servian
and other. Princes, his dependents AZ to Eng
land, we trust she would bo tue last to join in the
certain. and that it ia equally inadvisa-
bio to hasten or to regard it. we should, for our
own course; and although We have as yet no great
faith either in Greeks or in Romans, or in any
other Of the races once subject to the Porto. We
should win Whist the Porte must l:se, and that
they should 80 grow in strength, in wisdom and in
union, as to be able to hold their own against all
comers. III. ls.
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her prayers with moro than usual devotedness
she then fell into sweet sleep. In the middle Of
in her bed, called to her aunt. pronounced the
single word Booth !" and then fol- back upon her
TheT TheTe sRe so Rcn ana sEe
| ing her snowy bosom; thcro she lay, her sweet
eyes upturned to heaven, and her ittlo rosebud
mouth 80 liked that she seemed to Threaten to re-
mark Booth onco more, and then die again This
is tho story that is told hero by hundreds and be-
loved by many. You may take it on its own
1t is said that there is nothing new under the
sun On Saturday night certainly saw some
thing new undor the moon, which shone down
titude, both skaters AID non-skatsrs, viewed with
surprise, not unmi1ed With admiration, the novel
Patent Skaters Support, invented by Isaac Dave
ga ESQ.,, formerly Of your city. It is certainly a
most ingenious af,air: It is shaped liko . hoop
ice, and it is impossible for one to fall when
supported thercby-in fact your correspondent,
who is no skater, tested the thing himself, and
at Oatman's Park, and will, no doubt, soon bo in
general use--. I am pleased to perceive that a
Sc s an ian, can sonosmcs possess Ingenuity
taton aTobeassai 81 the play OF pss s1a to
pc sn Rete
ton characters in the dra,.aeis persone, eight Of
which are porsonated BY Charlestonians, and tho
remaining two by young lady and gentleman from
Sumter. Tho piece was performed most ad1nra-
bly, st ie rehearsal; and will soon be givcp in
grand e.yle at the private residence Of one Of your
ex-citizens, before audience in which Southern
ers will so largely p1edominate that We viii forget
Tor the the moment that we arc away from our good
We wore favored With heavy fall Of snow on
Saturday night and Sunday, and the sleigh bells
sound merrily again. The weather too, ia still IN
tensely cold, and tho skaters enjoy themselves to
thcir souls and solcs content. Day and night
night and day the slipping and sliding goes on, for
this is sport that only be enjoy sd at certain
seasons, and go must be taken advantage Of whilst
it lasts. /. y.@t .i... {. -. = !. =. = N. :,
Thore are upwards OF thirty thousand work
women in this city, who as they cannot afford to
board in respectable localities or rather respeeta.
Bile houses-for all localities are pretty much che
same here-there are thousands OF virtuous Young
women, say, who are compelled to board in
houses where they are exposed to al sorts Of temp
tation; wherefore, it is proposed to establish q
city boarding house for their boncft, and num-
Der OF benevolent gentlemen have taken the thing
in hand. .s9. II :,!.gs..5- -Ia ~- = -
=. AT Wallack's f'Ours' still running: Booth as
eBertuccio" in 1.-THE Fools RsvenEe"-tfe little
girl who remarked Booth and then died viii not bc
present. Black Crook" Of course; at Niblo's
Garden. "a. grand Horse Comedy" at the. New
York Circus and an old, playe ed-out nigger drama
--ssUncle Tom".-at Barnum s., Masquerade balls
in grand preparation and skating. tournament
next Wednesday night, at Oasmans Park. ~.
= 70 : s. = ~
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X" A9- TIL STATE OF coUTH OnrsCiANA-
WILLIAMSBURG DIsTRIcT-N .EQUTTT-vENUs
BLAKELY AND PHILLIs sTAGGERs. VI. JOHN J.
TISDALE, EXECUTOR, EFT AL--B1LL FOR PARTITION
AND ACCOUNT: appearing TO- my satisfaction that
LAWRENCE H. BELSEn and MARY ANASTATIA. his
wife, two of the Defendants in the above stated case
absent from and without the limits OF this sate 1t is
motion Of SAMUEL W. MAURICE. Complainant's So.
licor ordered that the said absent Defendants ap.
pear, plead. answer dernur to the said Bill within
forty daya from the publication hereof the viii
be taken pro eon5esso to them.
~ R. c. LOGAN, .,:
u. Com. in Equity. Williamsburg District
Janrarv 1s -. MS, AZ
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A BANQUET was givon in New Orleans last satur-
day night, to Mr. ): P. MAov1RE, an Irish member
Of the House Of Commons, at. which several dis
tinguiBhcd Confederate Generals were present.
Among other speakers present was General HOOP,
''The allasien OF < ceneral Buckner to his gallant
companion in arms, General Patrick Cleburne, re-
called proud and mournful recolections. A tor
rible4oss he-was 70 80 young and inexperienced a
chief Us h.ms ELF Well did he remember the last
Interview he had with that gallant commander.
It at the battle ut Franklin Ms the noble divis-
ion which had been So highly disciplined. and
hf dree egensd n 50 many
General Hood) stood on the hillside, near Frank
lin, Cleburne approached him and said General
today. BE passhd on and vas soon lbst in the
din r one Of the most gallant assaults Of tho war
The fight WAS won, but, alas, at such cost. The
on the parapet which had been so gallantly u.s.
sailed and carried" ,; =.
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"a NUGGET OF GoLD."-Under this caption the
Davenport Iowa) Gazeue Of the 8th contains the
following Interesting ittsm:
Yesterday AFTERNOON -wc had the pleasure OF
seeing and handling a nugget Of gold, intsnded as
. present to Mrs. j. r Grslit, mother of General
q. s. Grant, and brought from Colorado for her by
E: A. Collins, Esq, this city, tho present owner
os tho nice little lump Of precious metal We
were shown also couple Of letters from General
Grants fathet now Postmastcr at Cdving gton, Ken
lucky, but formerly Of Galena, Illinois, md busi-
mesa associate OF kr Collins, in which letters Mr.
Grant expresses surprise thai mr. Collins has
lected Davenport as his future home, instead OF
Cincinnati, or: Covington, or Philadelphia"
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A FEW WORDS OF COMMON.
..s.ta g EINGEJ. .|'.,srg .gf. @

How few there who subjsct to some aocton
oS tho lungA or respiratory organs who neglcoIna
Prcmoultory symptols. aSEravate the complaint until
disease strikes its shafts csuanR tnexprss9hls
OF the patient and anxiety and distress rienaa ..Oly
cold! "a snght sote throxt!I is hehAedlcss rau,urs
of many when affected. Yes "OnIy cold was The
thoughtlcss expression Of thousands whom Death has
marked for his prey g,4!..s. ..@." 4 An.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS should DO the rnstto forever
IN the nfndsof all sbect to Cou2ha Colds Cat-rA OF
1nhuenza. Words Of advice should needed y all sui-
terng from Asthma BronchiuE Consumption. Rouef /.
Within their reach; and Il neglected tsl consequences
ensuea life of nlssrT-a daily. hourly struggle for c
stence contest m which there be but one victor
-DcathI nE 7...0I',
Does it not appAl strongest mind to thiax the
result caused byneaiect9 Thnn why dslay7 lat ex-
be offered, when timely warning il undsd ia
your enrs7 When tho danger IL pointed IL WHY not
avoid ftf hAhADEhs .PEcToEAL BALM - been axed
with success in nearly million OF cssss I'd endorsed
oJ tho Medical Faculty the comp. snd sHoo-
eious remedy that scientific hsa d.coved 70
ree]o and crre Al csseA of'Co tehs Colds Innusa7a
and Consumption, II the osss Is not beyond All hope
Even when the suferarfs IL il the last Esxss hs viii nnd
Tehef by using this preparation. Ona bostls will can
vince the most inc that the merits thispxSps
ration are by no means exAggoated: in act far ebert
or the euloes bestowed upon it Thousands who have
been curcd BY tks rcsy guarantee acoompanien
each bottle and dealers instructed In svary instance
to refund tho money when this preparation fls to re-
Prepared by T. ". MARsDkN, No. 4s7 Broadway. Now
York. H 4 ~
Prico, 50 sonts anaan bottle; 81 largo aiao
KING 4 CASSuDEY
a Wholesale Agents, Charleston
~. - GOODRICH, WINEAAN x CO., ~
Wholesale Agents, Charleston.
And all Retail DrusRdsts sns Decenaser4
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g- THE HEALING POOL AND HOUSE OF
STRAIGHTFORWARD ASSOCIATION . REPORTS. for
Young Men, on the CRIME OF SOLITUDE, and the
ERRORS, ABUSES and DISEASES which destroy the
manly powers and create impedimonts to MARRIAGE
with sure means Of relief Sent in sealed letter en-
velopes, free OF charge. Address Dr.. J. sKILLN
HOUGHTON, Howard Association, Philzlelphis Pa.
January 16 #. 3mo
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There are employed in the manufacture Of steel
pens, in Birmingham $50 men and 2OGO women
AND girls 9s, 600 gross. Of pens are turned out
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eTAWAY WITH sPECTACLEs.-OLD EYES
made now. without spectacles. Doctor or Medicine
Pamphlet mailed free receipt OF ten cents Address
E. b Foo1E, II. r.. No. 1880 Broadway. Now York.
November 0 '' s&<s~ >'~
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MARRIED.,

On Tuesday morning 18th inst. by tho Rcv. Dr.. E. T.
W1Ns1sn, G. G. ERCKNAN. Esq, to SALLIE E..
youngest daughter of A. J. BURKE Esq., OF this city
At Petersburg W.. tho 18th instant by the Rev.
JozF CosDY, HENRY EDWARD YOUNG, E.q, OF
Charleston, Co.. to BETTINA, eldest daughter Of
CHARLES J. CABAN1ss Esq, of Boutwell,, Dnwiddie |
County, Va
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B- ARTIFICIAL EYES.-ARTIFIcIALs sHU-
NAN EYES made TO order and inserted by Drs F..
BAUCHand P GouaLEMANN lformerly employed by
Ro1ssoxxExu. Of Paris No.:5se Broadway, New York.
April IA -a-t '-r"-tt = -. =
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H1-Thc Relatives, Friends and Acqunint-
ancos of Mr.. and Mrs. JOHN B. MITCHELL, Of Mr..
and Mrs ". D. MITCHELL, requested to attend the
Funeral of Mrs. JOHN MITCHELL. from her ato resi-
dcncc, No 133 Calhoun street. This afternoon, at Three
o'clock P. NJ. = January 1s
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~ FREEDMANS SAVING BANK, CHARLES
TON, s. c., No. 8 STATE sTREET.-Moncy deposited
before January Nst 1867 will be entitled interest
as nom January lat 5r:s.;" NATH IN RITTER,
JannaEy "A So n Acting Cashier.
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n@ ELMCRE MUTUAL INSURANCE. COM
PANY.-The Stockholders having deteruaiaed at meet
ing hold Monday, 7h init, that tho nfsirs Of tho
Company SHOULD BE n1MEDATELE WOUND UP. all
parties holding Policies requested to call and have
the cancelled without delay, and receive the quota
OF the premiums paid them the une1pirsd periods
Of their policies. ..s. %.+&
BY order OF Board OF Directors .''-
January 10 JOSEPH WHuDE.N, Secretary 1
@NOTICE.-I, KATE DOUGLAS, WIFE OF
WILLIAM a. DOUGLAS, now residing at No. 2 King
street. and carrying the retil business give notice
that in month from the date hereof will
SOLE TRADER. KATE DOUGLAS.
!: JANUARY srH, 1867. 1nno Jauuary 8
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R6-Thc Relatives. Friends n nd Acquntnt-
ances Of Mr.. and Mrs. JOHN MULLIN, respectfully
invited to attend tho Funeral OF the former, from his
late residence, Of Queen and State sreets This
d 1fleTnoon at Two o'clock January Is
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Domestic Markets.
y. NOON DISPATCH.

,A$SO4> IAAAA > - Z b -r !,
sixty days, 1893; Sight 11os. 5i Flour us duh aHd
drsoping. Receipts S4e9 ,bbls: Wheat declining
unchanged: Oats dull: Pork Arm; New Mess
$40 756pry Western; Old Mesas19 43a1g A; hard
firm bills: 124alsc: Dressed Hogs are steady st 81
Barley steady: Peas nominal. Cotton drm and
quietat 844 to8Bc. for M:ddHng UplaIrdsI Ereights
firm. Stocks .steadyJ at aecine.i Money Z per
s5 loss; 1910 Coupons ST. 49, "a all Sc seres asi io45:
EVENING DISPATCH.
Cotton very firm but quiet: sales 700 bales; MIC
cling gn uplands 35 Flourd9ll but prces unchanged:
sales s2o9 % bbs o Wheat du sales 5000 bushels;
Mixed Western 81 II. Oats in moderate reanest' t'
1eei peel steady Pork frner; New Mess s2og Old s19a.
Ras;n sseaay te Groeories dull Turpentne s7@69
20 for Crude and 2sa for refined. Tallow uniet. It.
Frsiehts firm. Tho ease in the Money market is
than n2g The t9erngs to-day
Call Loans early in the day were " cent, but to-
wards the close it was freely offered at 6. The last
9l@1o4. Govornnents steady this afterHoon. N + but It
business is generally light. There was further Ier
improvement in Railroads and better denand and
generally.
prices unchanged Nothhg doing in Flour cof. cos
ss or stsoss BED wheat a
03. Oats 56a60c. Whiskey dull
s.s;cr ST. det e assesa sanasX Whea" a1m Corn
firm at s6 80. Whiskey firm at So Is.
LOUISVILLE, January ICON sheNed 67aeec
IN ear 60c. superfne Flour $40: Oats 62a63c
Mess Pork 81. Bulk Shoulders s3c.; Cleat Sides
113c.; Bacon Shoulders 124c; Clear. Sides Isle.
Hams 16Ac.; Lard 124c. ..-7 Z.
MOBILE, June 17.-Sales of Cotton to-day s50(
bales, market closing firm ut 80 cts. for Mddiing
CNcNNAr1, January 17-Flour dull and IN
changed: Whiskey duh and unchanged. q Hog,
81 25a7 rs; receipts $500 head. Mess Pork sold 10,
S2oa20 50, with fair demand. Bulk Meats -hrmer
Shoulders Tic; Sides 9ac. Green meats 6lc Shot.l
ders &c. Sides 104. Hams and Lard firm. ls-
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s---aE-BATCHELoR KAR DYE:-THis
SPLENDID HAIR DYE is the ,best In the world. The
only true and perfect Dye-harn1eus, relabs, instan-
taneouR No disappointment. Mo- ridiculous ttnta
Natural Black Brown Remedies tho N enects ofBad
Dyes Invgorates tho haar leaving It and boau,
The genuine Is signed WILLIAM 4. Bateaezor. All othazs
moro limitations and ahonld be avoided Sold by al
Druggists aud Pertumers. Factory. No. 81 Barcley
street. New York. ~ 4 80 T.
e~.REWARE OF orA.CoUNTERFErT. -5f
December 10 "a $40. t.&I .sE w. w M Tyr
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AT TIE annual session Of tho R. W. Grund En-
campment Of South Caroline, I. o. 0. f., hold tho
nth inst, the following officers were clectod
Patriarch JOHN MCKENZIE, Of Eutaw Encamptmcnt
No. 2, Grand Patriarch.
Patriarch L. g. LoYAIL, ofAshley F7campmcnt No. g.
High Priest .T .-g
pat1acch J. CHRISTOPHER, Of Ashley Encampment,
No 8, Grand Senior Warden
Patriarch p 8 JACOBS, Of Eutaw Encampment, No..2,
Grand Scribe. I'm fa.@ 7. i. .r, @
Patriarch L. A. DUVAL, Palmetto Encampmen., No. 1.
Grand Treasurer = N n =
Patriarch JOHN n. aHLLEaAN, Of Ashley Encampment,
No. 8, Grand Junior Warden. t5.f4F ,lG1.-'
Patftaroh JOHN McCAMMON, OF Eutaw EncampIncnt,
No. 2, Grnnd Sentinel. n
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SPECIAL NOTICES..

aa- NOTICE TO CREDITORS.-OFFI OF
MASTER IN EQUITY, 10TH JAsuAnr, .1se7.-pursuant
to the order OF Chancellor LESESNE, rnado in the
Of wTTTsCHEN Is. CoRDEs, notice n hereby given to
tho creditors Of HENRY W1TTscHEN, deceased to
in and provo before the undorsgnod, their demands
against the Estate OF the said testaor before the
18th day OF March, 1867, debarred from my benefit
Of tho decree above made in the case.
JAMES TUpPER.
January 1s .tr fS Master in EQUITY
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@wE ARE AUTHORIZED. TO ANNOUNCE
E. NJ WHITING, Esq. candidate for Sheriff Of
Charleston tJudiciaN District at the next election.
Senfenber To-
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%CoLGATE's HONEY sOAP.-TH1s CELE-
BRATED Toilet Soap, in such universal demand, is
mndeton the choicest materials, 10 mild and snlol-
lient in in nature; tagrHns1y scented, and e.
treuoy bene4efaltn-isn action upon adm. For
sale by all Druggists md Fancy dooaa Dealerar x
February7 .s+ Il "a. Is. 1Yr Ill.,
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nSAUDITORY OFFICE, SOUTH CAROLINA
RAILROAD COMPANY, CHARLESTON, DECEMBER
49, 1se6.An interest the Funded Debt Of tho Com
pany payable by Coupons On fhs st Of January 1867
viii be paid presentation at tho Auditors Ofoe in
John-stcet. on after tho Sd prox1mo. !. i...
December 90 II: $ NJ: J.ER. EMERY, Auditor.
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TODD Ds&RAF'F7ERT'Y, @5 I.
AND FOUNDERS
once ana Works, Paterson, xew Jersey.

-iawAREHoUBE;: Nc: Z DEY STREET, N. Y.
MKNUFACTURERS- OF STATIONARY AND FORT-
I'VE AHLE STEAM ENGINES AND BOILERS: Fhx
NH Gearing. aron and ,Arasa. tRsre iot III tixas:
!atches Flaming Aschipes. Drills Shaping. Eotting and
Boftn9 Machines; Gear Cutters: Ceueing MdliiR and
Bot Cutting Aaohines: Chuchs o. all Kinds: Leather
and Rubber Relhng:-Laee Leather Ealt Hooks, and
General end other Machine shops:
5udsom Hnow's Patent aovaFnorsss Saw Mills Cotton
Gina Preasess DO, constantly on hand; ~ y.
March 20 .f$fiss ~ S' S z. NJ Dey ssrset, n. z.
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The labor question, in our District, remains stin
in q very unsettled condition. Very many Of our
pianters are unable yet to perfect their pantng
arrangements for the present. year. Great rest
lessness and desire for change have been manifest
ed on the part of the freedmen, and many planta-
fons have been entirely evacuated by thea.. In
some intances they have left, without alleged COM
plaint or grievance, and where their earnings were
largest from the years labor. There will. no
doubt DO loss land cultivated the present than was
the past year. 1t is TO- be hoped, however, that
better seasons and better cultivation will largely
increase the product.-EuDater W1tchnGn. -:
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-01-18

Those beautiful poems, tho t'Conquered- Ban
ner" and .The Sword OF Robert E. Lee, ,ewere writ
see He is now lecturing on tho South toS S-1ise
money for charitable purposes. 80 d A a-"
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-01-18

as- SCH DON E R AZELDA AND LAURA,
Capt MoINDoE, is This Day dscharging at Atlantic
Wharf All goods remaining tho Wharf at sundown
will be stored at the risk and expense OF owners.
january Is i WILLIS 4 CHISOLM, Agents.