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The Boston Journal says q gentle
man in a suburban town buried his
sixth wife last week. Shortly after
the funeral, he met the minister who
officiated and offered him SO green
back. The minister declined to
take it, saying he was not accustomed
to accept pay for such services. The
gentleman coolly replied, "Just rs
you say; but that's what I've been
in the habit of paying"
A French chemist has discovered
the art Of changing beef, at slight
expense, into chicken meat, or that
of any poultry or game. 1t is effect
ed by injecting the freshly-killed
meat with certain liquids. "He
must have been q very ingenious
young man that" said Mr.. Pick
wick, with slight shudder.
A farmer in New York willed his
daughter $4,000, on condition that
she would marry Catholic clergy
man. AS Catholic clergymen do not
marry, the daughter endeavors to
break the will. The defence is that
the old man didn't mean she should
have any of the property, and took
this way of saying 50.
The Czar of Russia is described rs
a tall, stately man, with clear-cut
features and dark hair; the Czarina
as pale, delicate-looking lady, with
handsome, even features, and grace
full figure.
A German, of Belleville, Illinois,
named Bertchinger, who has been in
destitute circumstances, has just re-
ceived the news from ''Fatherland"
that he has fallen heir to the snug
sum of So, 100000.
The Washington Star says that
''the radical committee with whom
the matter WAS left for decision, have
come to the conclusion that there is
no necessity for meeting of Con-
gress in July"
Collector Crane, of the fifth North
Carolina District, reports that during
the past week he has seized twenty
distilleries engaged in the illicit
manufacture of whiskey and apple
brandy.
Some of the New York papers are
rejoicing over the fact, that on the
4th of July, the boys will be for
bid by enactment from firing fire.
crackers.
Gideon Tucker, who resigned his
commission in the Peruvian Navy,
has been sent by that Government
on q mission to the Amazon.
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Eggs with iron shells will be fact
at the, Paris Exposition. IA Berlin
chemist caused his hens to produce
them by feeding them on a preoara
ton In which iron was made to take
the place. Of lime. The eggs viii do
for transportation but how about the
chickens? ~. ~,
MIR. Youatt, the famous veterinary
surgeons who has been bitten EIGHT
or ten times by rabid animals, saws
that crystals of nitrate of silver. rub
bed into the wound, will positively
prevent hydrophobia in the bitten
lperson or animal.
! The Paris Steele publishes Rev.
John s. g. sAbbott's astounding pa-
negyric on Louis Napoleon, and
suggests that its reverend author be
straightway put in the American de-
partment Of the Exposition and la
belled the Learned ass"
The richest member of the Con
necticut Senate is an Irishman.
whose property is valued at $780,
600, and whose daily income is 81 900.
He made his money from an oil farm
in Pennsylvania, which he purchased
for So, 500.
TRUTH.-When and where ego
vernment" is taken from a superior
race and given to an inferior race,
the curse is soon seen on the surface
and soil of the country, as we'll as
upon its mind and government.
In violent quarrel, in San Fran
cisco, between q Chinaman and O.
Jew, the former exclaimed, in wrath
and scorn, "Oh, yessee-my savy
you-you killee Mellican man s
JOSH
The two discoverers of gold in Cal
ifornia are now in destitute circum-
stances. Public benefactors are sell
dom treated as beneficiaries.
A movement is on foot in Vicks-
burg to send negro Congressman
from Mississippi. So says CORES
pondent of the New Orleans Crescent.
Nearly all the Catholic clergy of
Poland who have been exiled to ST.
IBERIA, have been authorized to return
to their diocese.
1t is said that the Paris Exposition
is three times more extensive, cheer
full and wonderful than that of Lon
don, in 1862.
Land located one mile beyond the
limits of marlborough, Pa, sold last
week for "a, 900 per acre.
The Richmond freedmen have
benevolent organization styled "The
Secret Sons of Love"
Confederate General Joe Shelby
has just returned from Mexico and
gone to st. Louis.
Atlanta is spoken of rs young
Chicago dropped down i'll Georgia. "
Shad have been selling for four
cents apiece at Hartford, Conn.
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STATEMENT

OF JAMES RIVER INSURANCE CON-
" PANY, of Howardsvillo, Va. January
l, 1867.
Capital Stock. all paid in. .$lS5, 600 90
ASSETS.
Bills Receivable apd
call loans ...... III, 1856 %
Stocks, par value. $1,000 90
United States. 80. 6,466 OO
Mortgages on real
estate, worth over
double ......... 5,724 90
Interest due and un-
cold on inv'ment. 1926 Gl
Cash in hands of
bankers, ag'ts, &c. %, ,075 2l-:171, ,S7S 10
LIABILITIES.
Losses proven and
not die. ...... 5000 90
Deposits .......... LOG 90 - SO, 100 90
Surplus over liabilities. .S16S, 772 10
Losses refused to pay, on ground
w. @. CARRINGTON, President
j. j. HOPKINS, Secretary.
II. L. NICHOLS u CO.. Agents,
June l Columbia, S. G.
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COBIaIlaTiU1Ai., AND BiiNANcIaI..

r. CDDNA1A1SCAA1aA AND tElNANCIAIs.ti
New TonK, May 81 Noon loul
25e. lower. yheat nominaiiy lower.
Corn 1(02c. lower. Cotton q shade
tirmer- -mid ding az q. !. Stocks flat.
Money 6 per cent. Gold 371 Ster-
fling go days, 93z (19 X sight. l0ttSS.
Up. M. Stocks dull Gold 36JS.
Money 8. Cotton firmer; sales 1 ,8GO
bales, at 2T11k. Flour dull State
$9.70(012.75; Southern lower, at
| $12. .20(016. 80. Wheat dull and de-
clining. Corn steady, at a decline OF
1S(025c. for new mixed Western, and
old 28@30c. Pork heavy, at $23. 25.
Coffee firm, at III gold. 4
BALTnoRE, ,AIay 31,-Cotton. very
scarce; middling uplands 27@27116.
Coffee quiet-market favors buyers
choice Rio 183z@19. Flour heavy,
with a declining tendency. Corn de-
olined 3@5c.-white S1.12@1.13;
yellow $1.17(91.18; mixed Western
$1.10. Provisions steady and un-
changed.
C1NcNNAT1, May 31.-Flour dull.
Corn quiet 1 offered at Tic.
Corned pork firm and in good de-
mand, Mt $22.5O. Bacon frm-shoul-
ders9 8; sides IL; clear sides 1850
121s.
CHARIEsroN, May 3O.-The cotton
market has been quite regular during
the past week; sales 496 bales, at 90
@25. Rice 1O56@11I. Turpentine
5O@52. Rosin So. 1905. Corn 81. .45
OLAF. Flour $12(018. Bacon
prime shoulders 11@1114; ribbed
sides 1871; prime clear ribbed sides
1324914; clear sides 14(014L. Salt
1925 per sack.
CHARLESTON, May 31.-Sales of
cotton 14O bales; market more active,
AUGUSTA, May 3I.-Cotton firm,
and more active; sales 26O bales
middling 249241S; receipts % bales.
F. SAVANNAH, May 31.-Cotton firm,
and in fair demand-middling 251I.
Business is restricted, on account of
holders asking an advance. Good
grades are very scarce, and offerings
light. Receipts 430 bales.
MOBILE, May 31.-Sales of cotton
$50 bales-middling 2416; receipts
214 bales; sales of the week $3.50
bales; receipts 9S7 bales; exports
1,01 ( bales; stock 80, 992 bales.
New ORLEANS, May 31.-Sales of
cotton $500 bales-low middling
24%@25; receipts for the week 4,OO3
bales; exports for the week IS, 285
bales; stock S,64O bales. Sugar dull;
good to fair 13. Flour-superfne,
old stock, $40. so; new, 11.25(011.5O;
choice extra SIS. .25M1S.75. Corn
lower; yellow mixed 81. 12l&01.171I;
white $1.22H@1.25. Lard steady
and firm-tierce 1314; keg 14h(9
14la. Pork dull, at $24.25. Bacon
frm-at retail, shoulders 91a; ribbed
sides 12(014; clear sides 1314G131s.
Gold 3634. Sterling 47@51.
LIVERPOOL, May 31-Noon. Sales
of cotton for the week 80, 200 bales,
including $1,000 for export and spe-
culation. Tho market opens firm
and active-uplands 111sd.; Orleans
118d. Stock on hand 81, 900 bales,
of which 44O, 600 are American.
LONDON, May 31.-Consols 95lI.
Bonds rs.
L1vEnpoo1, May a1-Evening.-
Cotton closed quiet-uplands 1116d.
911A; Orleans 119sd.; sales 10000
bales. Manchester advices favorable.
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FAMILY MEDICINES.

FAMILY MEDICINES.
HNHOMPSON'S GENUINE EYE WATER,
i for sore and infamed eyes.
McAllister's All-healing Saliva valu-
able ointment for old sores.
Dalby's Oarminative for Children.
Fly Poison Paper, for instant death to
flies.
Harvey's Rat Plums, the rat annihi-
lator.
"Harleam OIL" the Dutch specifc-a
cure-all.
Extract Lemon and Vanilla, for flavoring.
Flea Powder, for insects, ants, &c.
Soothing Syrup, for children teething.
Sugar Plums, for worms-the Pontoons.
Soda Water Powders, for cool drink.
For sale w FISHER & HEINITSH,
June Druggists.
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/ iEEst,sssl .lor tss eGoll,s.6ia ls1.s9,.ise.
News IteIas.

A.t N Views 4tenae l., .ts e
MoBIhE, May 81. Yeaterday's edi-
ON of Tie NaSio,sai Rep, p,s5l iicES, n ews. zT
aper here WAS; snpnTesseds Nv sSS5 Il.
Of che cnmmnndaIit OF the most and
q guard placed over the Office. lFu-
tura buhIioat;ons are Il nroI;t,;ta5,
until Che proof sheets are Submitted
to the commandnnt. rpbe iorder NJ of
suppression says the paper was ra,,-
dered amenable by, the last para
graph of General Orders ATav 10
prohibiting the publication OF articles
inciting riot, violence or public ,lsr of
incendiary language. The article
referred to was instructinp The freed
men when and how TO use firearms.
/, WAsH1NGToN, May 3 The report
of the Mobile riot has been nnb.
lished. Gen. Pope saws eyerybodv
apprehended disturbances dnriDe
Kelley's speech; it censures the
Mayor for not being present. with an
adequate force. He removed the
Mayor and police, not only for cri-
minal misconduct, but because there
was no confidence In security while
they retain Office. Swayne. ssvs The
4 fair was not apprehended or delibe-
rately framed. Shepherd, speaking
Of Mayor, Withers, saws: "He is. /
believe, the only man in the city
qualified by disposition to temper
with the proper discretion his official
acts. s.,s , ..,.ie
Internal revenue receipts, to-day.
amount to 1881, 900. 3'
Martino de Autas, the new Portu-
guese Minister, was presented to the
PRESIDENT to-day.
The President is to attend the Bos-
ton Masonic celebration. June 81.
It's rumored that the Spanish Ad-
tniraP s visit to st. Martha means
hushing up the affair, if possible: and
in the event of rupture with the
Colombian Government, the r. r.
Cqyler will be brought to this port
The French steamer Sonora ar
rived to-day, from Vera Cruz. She
confirms the telegram of the 10th,
about the surrender of Maximilian,
and the General commanding at Vera
Cruz only waiting official notifica-
ton of the fact to surrender the city
of Benavades.
Adyices from st. Domingo of the
18th say the harbor of San Pedro has
been declared port of entry, and
decree has been issued exempting,
for period of five years, all foreign
vessels from payments of permits,
when cleared at any port of entry of
the republic for the purpose of load
Ing. salt. provided they take nothing
butsalt. Another decree abolishes, for
the term of five years, the import duty
on zinc, in whatever way or shape
introduced and adapted to building
purposes
CHARLESTON, May 81. Sailed
brig A. Bradshaw, and schooner L.
i. Taplcy, for Jacksonville, Florida.
OF the port-British bark Northern
Crown, from Newport, England.
New YORK, May 31.-The hose
lumDlA lSJ. Nt.l nr1man nOnlrIatQ6
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STATEMENT

OF the ALBEMARLE INSURANCE
" COMPANY, of Charlottesville, Va,
December ~, 1866.
Va. IL Tenn. Railroad Bonds. 5 IL, 900 90
Tennessee State Bonds. ....... $4,000 00
Virginia State Bonds. ........ 80, 236 90
Charlottesville Natl Blk Stock. 10000 90
1st NATL Bank (Harrisonburg,
Va, Stock. .............. 500 90
Virginia Central Il. II. Bonds. >. $1,000 90
Orange and Alexandria Railroad
s per cent. Bonds. ........... 23,5O0 90
Do. do. 6 per cent. Bonds. ..... 1850 90
sI2, 1000, at 50 cents. ...,...... 81 900 90
Corporation of Charlottesville. 300 90
Virginia Central II. Il. Stock,
$1,000. at so cents ........ 1850 90
Other stocks and bonds, valid at 6,750 90
Bonds secured by mortgage and
Judgments on real estate, .... 24,O43 IA
Bonds secured by collateral.... 5000 90
Endorsed negotiable notes
personal security. ........... 12.600 90
Real Estate. ................ 1900 90
Iron safe and Office fixtures. 49, $50 81
Cash On hand and in ag'ts hands 1000 90
Coupons and interest on State
and Railroad Bonds, past due. 300 90
Bonds r:ith security, given for
guarantee fund ...... 166, 800 90
s4OG, 11O 25
liabilities.
Oertifio's OF deposit .SS8, 1896 80
Bills payable. .....,.. 5000 90
Adjustment, ,,.... $500 oO-ioo, 1926 80
Surplus. ...... $sO5.7s3 66
waI, I. EARLY, President.
JOHN WooD, JR., Secretary.
H. Z. NICHOLS & CO., Agents,
JuHe'11 Columbia, S. O.
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TO RENT.

~ HOUSE on Assembly street,
@MI next TO the Catholic Church, con-
-tl.AA tanning six large rooms. June
STATEMENT
nF the condition of the TRAVELLERS
" INSURANCE COMPANY, of Hartford,
Conn, made to the Comptroller General of
South Carolina, on the 31st day of Decem-
ber, 1866.
Capital, all paid up. ............... $500, 900
Assets: ................. T9S, ,437
l4ldDllItIeb 0I ,lUU
Capital and surplus ........ TAI 1897
j. G. PATTERSON, President
RODNEY DENNIS, Secretary.
H: L. NICHOLS & CO., Agents,
June Columbia, s. &.
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Job Printing,

From Il Visiting Card to Three-Sheet
Poster, or Pamphlet to a large-sized vo-
lume.
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OF the ALBEMARLE INSURANCE
" COMPANY, of Charlottesville, Va,
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The Suhscriber hes Returued

The Subscriber hiss Returned
Y1yO his OLD STAND, at the corner of
u Plain and Marion streets. He tenders
tants OF Columbia and iss vicinity. and
will attend promptly to ALL CALLS,
either in the DAY or NIGHT. Office hours
from 12 tos1. "! rs ~ NJ
June 1 D. H. IRRELEVANT, NJ n.
HORSE, Wagon and Harness for Sale.
AZ SOUND and GENTLE HORSE, nine
Together with light WAGON, on springs,
and new HARNESS, Will be sold sepa-
rately or together, at bargain, il imne-
diate application is made. Inquire of
EDWARD SILL,
June1 Washington street.
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THE FINANCIAL TROUBLES OF THE
Country. The New York Times
says:
The financial and industrial pro-
blem threatens soon to absorb all
other questions, and is an element
which must seriously disturb politi-
cal calculations. With an exhausted
treasury, it is certain that divers Con
gressional appropriations will remain
unattended to. There can be no Ia
wish payments of bounties, if there
be no means in hand wherewith to
pay. But will summer session mend
matters? Will it remove the depres-
sion of trade?-or the poverty of tho
great body of produccrs?-o the dis
content which pervades industry
everywhere, and seeks vent in strikes?
or the want of faith in the sagacity of
the Government, which is visible in
every financial circle? It may be easy
to authorize an increase of the debt,
but can the national credit endure
the strain? 1t may be equally easv
to enact heavier taxation, but is it
probable that the country, taxed to
the verge of exhaustion, as it already
is, will conscntto carry an augmented
load? These are questions which the
ultraists, who thiuk they can manage
affairs according to their sweet will
and pleasure, lhould try to answer
before they go much further.
-t-->
Wisconsin takes the lead in the
woman-snffrage movement-the Sc
nate having cotcurred. by vote of
10 to 8, with the Assembly resolution,
proposing to amsnd the constitution
50 as to extend s. iffrage to all persons
over the age of 2 years.
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New York a Advertisements.
STEVENS HOUSE,
81, 23, % AND az BROAD VA Y,s.N. ~
nst Opposite Bowr,rSe GRrFN 81 NJ :, n
ON THE EUROPEAN PLAN,

Z d
i OPPOSITE BOWLING. GREEN.
ON THE EUROPEAN PLAN. & q
FTyHE STEVENS HOUSE is well and
Il widely known to the travelling public.
The location is especially suitable to mer-
chants and business men; it is in close
proximity to the business part of the city,
is on the highwsy of Southern and Vest
ern travel, and adjacent to all the princi-
pal railroad and steamboat depots. s II
The Stevens House has liberal accom-
mediation for over 800 guests; it is well fur
nished, and possesses every modern
improvement for the comfort and enter
tainment OF ita inmates. The rooms hay
ing been refurnished and remodeled, we
are enabled to offer extra facilities for the
comfort and pleasure Of our guests. The
rooms are spacious and we'll ventilated--
provided with gas and water; the attend
ance is prompt and respectful, and the
table Is generously provided with every
oeiicacy OF the season--at moderaterates.
GEO. K. CHASE & CO.,
may 81 emo PrOprietOr6 81
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OA0A
Inc /, 1867. Persons
n this list, will please
'tised."
Johnson, J A
Jones, Samuel
Jones, j Richard
Jones, NJ
Kaigler, Mrs Geo
kerrison, Mrs Rosa
Kimble, lard
King, w, col,
King, Miss NJ J
Knox, Jack
Koon, j II
kroesing, Henry
Laecons, John, col,
Lane, ] L
Leu, .ontubia
Lewis. Miss Emma
Littlejohn,
Locke, Geo A
Mabry, VIM r
Mackey, Il J
Malone, p John
Massenheimmer B
Maynard, II
Mcdaniel, Miss E
Mcdaniel, S, col,
McDoule, Danley
McGilvary, A b
McLeane, Miss NJ
Merchison, B f
Miles, r c
Miles, L H
Milling, David TO-
reign letter.
Mitchell, Mrs L
Murray, Miss G
Newman, Leventhon
Newman, Robert
Nicely, L, care OF
Tom Smith,
Neinsee, + 2
Nix, Jas
Norton, Col J j
Odom, Elias
Osborne, Miss L
Outlaw, Curtis
Owens, WIN
Page, Isaiah
Parks, Fl l.
Perrin, Miss Mary
Perkins, John Il
Perry, Mrs E, care
Mrs Amy Strothcr,
Peters, Hon L C
Pope, Z II
Porter, II 5 3
Porter, Theo .
Pratt, Harvey
Price, Nicey, col,
Rabenstcin, VIM 2
Ranels, Miss r NJ
Eawls, Theo
Rayan, Richard
Reynolds, Mrs E
Richards, Mrs A
Richardson, Mrs E
Ritch, Mrs Lizzie
Robinson, James
Roof, s W
Rosenthal & Son,
Rosse, Miss Rebecca
Russell, David \
Sainney, John g
Sands, Chas
Seaman, NJ 3
Seabram, Mrs Ann
Sen, Mrs Plo
Serene.
Sergnor, Catherine
Seryenary, Mrs G
Simkins, Mary
Simmons, Mrs S A
Simmens, Mrs
Simpson, Daniel
Sigh, Hartwell, care
Isaiah Cannon,
Smith, Miss l., col,
Saith, J
Smith, J b \
Smith, T j
Smith, Miss Rosa S
Smith, j G
Smith, Miss NJ
Sneed, Miss NJ Z,
caro- Geo Branon,
Stanley, Miss Lucy
Stellings, Miss j L,
care G w Stellins,
Stockton, Z B
Strickland, Miss n G
Sturgeon, NJ L
Stuart, Mrs Susan
Swygert, Mrs l.
Swygart, Mrs \
Talley, John
Taylor, Julian Up c)
Thain, VIM
Thornton, Geo +
Toriton, Miss Emma
luton, James L
Vaughn, ] II
Wadbus, Jim
Wagner, Gen
Wallace, w NJ
Wallsteen, A, col,
Walsh, Owen
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1867-05-11


PUBLIC SrEAKING.-Immediat after
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telcgraphic correspondence took place be-
tween him and the Radical candidate. Mr..
Flanders, who was then in Portland:
VANCOUVER, w. T., April IS, 1867.
Hon. ALvAN FLANDERS, Portland--Sir: Will see
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vass. FNANA ClARh.
REPLY.
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morrow on the up steamer. See me there. You
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ALVAN FLANDERS.
The up-river steamer alluded to by Mr..
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MAN containing the list Of places and times
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published without consultation with Mr..
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pendent appointments Of his own. without
regard to meeting his opponeut Mr.. Clark
has desired us 10 make this explanation,
as he had expected, and feels disappointed
in not being able, to speak at many points
not provided for in the list of Mr.. Elan
ders.
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tons of the planets and the fixed stars in til
heavens at the time of birth, she dcduccs tn
future destiny of man. Fail not to consult the
greatest \ strologiSt on earth. II costs you blu !
IL tritc, and You may never again have so f.,
vorable an opportunity. Consultation fee
with likeness and all desired information, y .
Parties living alta distance can consult the
Madame by mail with equal safety and sntisiac-
ton to themselves, rs ifin person. \ full and
explicit chart, written out, with all Inquiries
answered and likeness enclosed. sent by mail
on receipt of price above mentioned. The
strictcst secrecy will be maintained, and all
correspondence returned, or destroyed. Ref
crences of tho highest order furnished those
desiring them. Write plainly the day OF the
month and year in which you were born, en-
closing a small lock of hair.
Address. MADAME II. PERHIGO,
p. .. DRAWER 293, BUFFALO, n. Y.
April 20, 1861. 24:ly.