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PORT CALENDAR.
MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF cuARLEsToN.
Arrived Saturday

Arrived saturday.
Brig Model johnson, Boston, days. leo. 10 tho
Brig Anna Torrey Sellers. Bosiou. 0 days Ice To
steamer Fannie. Peck. Savannah via D!un,on HI
ton Head and beaufort. Mdze. To John Ferguson
b9iss is Co. = useP. % poa.n s'Gc sais! Ssia ao1
nnaer Al d Southern Express Co. Q caussen. KrOsac
Arrived Yesterday.
Steamship Moneka. Winchester. Now York-len Thurs
day. Mdze. To I Getty. L Adger L Co. Adams
tvertn Son Sischoa Co. Block ' 1Syns. bsei
J BurcfmyeI. Bollmann pros. Batcs Co. J Belts
Sop Bsnthnel Clark sSo" Co. tcossroTs sfs eG"d
Caldwell. Crane: poylcston & Co, W ccourtney. W $
Barley { Co. L Cohen. T n catoT Dowio Noise 5
Co. Darcy. powing. Durkott X Co. Ferguson 4
Martin, aoodwip Iofscy @ % Masto c ca,6oun Ssats
Co. n 4 Hunt. Hopkins, Mcpherson & Co. q X Hueer.
II johnson. Jara. 4 Isomnn, steamer Dictator W
kiilsman. Klatto CO. E Keliera Co. LANCER. A
Iinstclt. @ Liseha Mlss Larkcn Won santen. Lit.
Gn; T Mccarthy; = Mcguire j i Muller. NJ sieaorly, q
Marshall. EJ Dawson CO. oste6acrG { C, south
Psrintenisnt; ,ssoit Co. y Lunpfin CO. salas
Sller @ or Sloan Tisdo%nn. M vo,ght yollera.
Heath ( Mcnseos s RsiirOad Agent, and others.
pG,se5 ns Payne Pslstls VIA yaGksonvilo
Mdze To D Aiken Co. L ] D Kirkpatrick, G
Ingraham Son. Qrarolcy, II N Fuller.
Steamer st Helona Boyle. Edsto and Rockville
Sfdzo. To Murray, q Clark, Roper Stoney
Lawton. -
Cleared SATURDAY.
Steamship ohsmpion, Lockwood, New York-courtenay
& Trenholm
Steamship Falcon Reed. baltimore -courtenay & Tren.
Brig J"sie Deyereaur, Clark Boston-p Locke.
Schr John Griffin. Foster. Georgetown, C-H F Ba-
k,r & Co.
Wont to- Sea Saturday.
Steamship Champion, Lockwood Now York.
steamship Falcon Heed, Baltimore
From this Port.
schr Moses BramhaI HuBsey, Now York Sent a.
Schr Wanata, Hawkins. New York. Sept 26
Cleared for this Port.
schr Chloe. Hatch. at Boston, Sept IS.
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NEW BOOKS.

'ttflFf. tNeIIIt OF MEDlC1NE.
NEW WORK JUST ISSUED BY W. PAINE. NJ. d..
Proes6or OF The Prnres and Prnctico Medicine and
Pathology In tile Philadelphia University OF Medicine
and surgery; author of Paints Practice Of Surgery
work on Obstetrics md Matera Medira author Of New
sshooi Ielnedles; an Epitome Of Ebcrc's Practice Of
tory OF Medicine; Editor Of University Medical and Sur
geai Journal &C., &C. Il Is royal octave 9GO pages
medicine and surgery, Including tlloso OF women md
together with thor pathology ind treatment BIS
ccntA. 'Ne' "
Address tho author. No 1888 ARCH STREET, phlladel.
ALSO, A NEW WORK,
Entitled New School Medicines which IA tbe only ,rort
ever published upon MatoriR Medca embracing all tho
Eclectic, Homer athic, and Botanic Rem sdies with o
Address above, = '
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" PrrYpnl,un ii Better than Cure. +"
DIR. ItICORD'S
Caie.int,s Il Preventive Lotion,

A ih.'Nfp AiD HIGHLY RECOMMENDED By
N ir rar: u n!,iical Faculty. the only safe and
halhb ,."tr "ainnt injection from Special Diseases
This in,anaa rraraon is suited for either sex, and
has proved, Irom ample experience The most efficient
and reliable Preventive discovered thus onectnQ
d"si,teratllni long sought for IN the Medical World II
uaed according 10 directions every possibility Of danger
may be avoidedi single application will radically neu.
traze the vcnereai vrs, oxpei all impurities from the
absorbent vcsaclB and render contamination
he wise In no and very small outlay save hours OF
untold bodily and mental tornents.
ibis most reliable specific go universally adopted In
tile Old World. Is offered sao for the frsi time i'm
America BY F.. A. DUPoRT CO., only authorized
Agenta for the Upited States.
Price So per bottle. Large bottle, double size, S.
Tho usual discount TO the trade. Sent. securely
lacked, on receipt OF price to any address, with dir
F. A. DUPORT Il CO.,
Sole Agents for DR.. Rirord's p. l.,
May2 Tyr No. IL Gold Street, New York.
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THE THSCIrHI&s

Have all had much experience, two Of
them have taught over twenty-five years.
The young lady teachers all graduated in
one Of the best Female Colleges in the
South, and excel in their respective depart.
mentS.
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COMMERCIAL.
Exports.

BOST0N-Fer brig Josio Devoreaux-s0 bales Rags.
Paper. DO, PACKAGES Lead, As packages Copper
NEW YOHK-Por steamship chsmpIon-i{ balca I
Cotton ls7 bales Upland Cotton CO derccs Rica l76
bbls hosin, 72 bales Domcsttcs, ~ bales Roots So
bbla and "a Racks Flour, bales Wool 16 packages
Fruit IL II lis Leather, 10 packages Sundrics ~
erapty Barrels.
BALTIMORk-Per steamship Falcon-.s7 buies Upland
Cotton, So 0c0 feet Lumber. 10 balcs Hides, 46 pack
ages urniture SO tnles Yarn 32 bales Feathers. Il
rolls Leather 10 packages Sundries. . hhds Bones
IL empty Barrols.
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ENPENSES.

Each Music pupil receives nm lessons
during the Session, and can use n
piano for practice, from onc to three hours
daily. There arc six pianos in the College
The teachers in this department have
had much experience, and excel as per-
formers as well as teachers.
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APPARATUS, ~ &c.

The College has. a beautiful and exten-
siyc Apparatus, for illustrating the various
branches Of Natural Philosophy, Chemistry
and Astronomy. Lectures on these sub
iects, free to all, will be delivered during
the year.
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AuVultn Market,

AUGUSTA, SepteM' er 28.-RrMARRB-Tnde contln-
uss improve but has not resched anything like tho
busness OF corresponding seasons prior TO tho war.
Cotton 10 coming In slowly and planters find they realize
but smR proportion OF th ir expectations Our NOR
chants null stocks, which they w, cell rapidly
possible, Rt slight advance n cost.
CorroS-The price of this Btaplc continues to 20
down. A decline Of cents p0r pound has taken place
aimee last weekly report This to mind Is almost
unncoountabc, In view OF the certainly crop very
little greater than laat season.
A contemporary. tho cambridge Argus, on this sub
joet, saya: 1he present price of Cotton II ID well
known, Ia based upon the anticipation Of full crop
the United States tho present fa-that is, upon
millions OF bacs. This being true, failure 10 realize
that number Of bales must tho effect TO rsso tho
price, And iB reduced to certainty. FROM whnt
In exchanges that tho present crop hna not
only been reduced BY the lh,o unprecedented rainy
spe aud other but Il has cut oa all
half and instead OF four millions tho yielo will al short
OF t1o-indeed, to less amount than raj cd last
during the In New York, it grsdua falling to
the former figure ato in the spring. According to tho
best lights before there be but little doubt tho
rso In uo price OF Cotton a the yield Of tho present
dIsstrona Soar is ascortaned Tho OILY event that IN
anect this result ia unexpected yield ia India and
other countries where Cotton grown, Of which, as yet
we hnyo no aaaurance.
frHKso1AL.--aold in very good demand. Brokers
buying at 1t2a143; aoIng at 14k. Silver {American,
buying a. 49, and selling at 1885, foreign buying at l37a
aIouaIrna--aeorsta Railroad Stock was snld as low
a u 10 snsli lots Montgomery and West Point por
cant Bonds we're sold at 800.
EIoukNoE-Iu demand at par
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2G0 bales Cotton S8 bacs Mdze bbis and a65 sacks
Flour, "a bbs Naval Stores, 10 bags Rough Rioe.
Furniture. ours Wood aud Lumber, &c. To Courienay
Trenholm, Sienhouss 4 Co, Railroad Agent Street
Eros Co. 81 Goldsmith 4 Son. q wiiiana 4 Co. "
y pem9erton; Robinson q e. Co. Rseder. = hodssrs
Co, Knnapanx. Lanneau h Co. W Lobby. Busch. $
Howard O II Walter & Co, II L JefIers & Co. Adams,
Frost a. Co. r Horscy. L D DeSaussuro araeser, Lee
Smith &c. J h Kirkpatrick. Aiken 4 Co. Q
Ayerin & Son. Rev II N Mo1d. J II Daggelt & Co. W u
Williams. Jennings Co. " Smith. Major 6IcElrath,
OstepdorG 4 Co.
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NOTICE.

Students coming by Spartauburg and
Union Railroad, should leave Columbia or
intermediate stations, Oh Monday, Wedncs-
day or Saturday-thcy will then come
through without detention.
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March 80 '' "''' fA'''' '''0O'' ''f"e"'o' =; Irr

tho Beard and Hair In almost miraculous manner
has boon psod by tho oo OF Paris and LONDON with The
most aatterna success Nanos od all purchasers vii
DO oregEtered. and II entire aatiascon 10 not given in
Prco by mail scaled aud postpaid 81. Descriptive cir.
suars and testimonials mailed froo Address BERGER,
SHUTTS CO., Cheinihts No. 285 iuycr street Troy, N
T., Solo Agents for the United States
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The Charleston Cotton Market.

OFFICE OF THR CHARLESTON DAILY NEWS
iHARLErroS. Saturday Evening. Sept %. 1867.
The depreasing news from the Liverpool market In
duoed much caution the part Of buyers and the limit
cd operations II tho day ell cted only
oesson Of about q IT, the part Of scllers.
Tho demand was quito light, purchasers and factors
generally awaiting further Intelligence The transactions
asre as bales-say at 1e and 10 at lBx. We quote:
Low Middlng. O.
g.
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UTEHAYE USED 64LLIGHAN'S PILLS. AND FIND
w that they will do all that ia claimed Tor them, and
cheerfally recommend them TO public favor.
Tn. WATTS Ex-Governor OF Aiibsms.
J. W. A. sANDFORD, Atty Cont OF Alabama
RoBT. DOUdHERTY, Judge Buprems Court Ala
From THOMAS J. JCpGE, Judge Supreme Court.
have used GALLTGHAS'S PILLS on my plantstIor
for Fever and Ague and find them all that Il csimed for
them. THOS J. JIJbSF
Montgomery, Ala, September 20, 1858.
LowsDEs coUSrr Alabama
aALLldHAN's FEVER AND AGUE PILLS will do.
yer eyss gave ! would not be without them for ave
"h's tfe Pr'''' j. A. GRAHAM.
One box u 0ALLtdHAE'S FILLS cured me nsrssciIy
OF Ghllls aud Foyer. They tho best medicine ior
Ghills and Fever ever saw. A. q. RONALDsON N
CLERK Superior Court, Sumter County "a
MoSfanMERI, Ala, july O. 1896
hIeaars. BLUNT HALE--0ENTa: have. used vour
0hLLlGuhN'S PILLS on two occasions for Cbis And
Fever aud md that they effect all that they sre nend-
ed to do They arc tho boat remedy for The dsoass that
have ever tried consider them peffocliy reliable
Grand See. Grand Lodge OF F. and 4. H. OF Alabama.
,h,r. uso, a.11,o,,, ,AlnsTy, O.. March II. 1857.
Chiils and Fever with perfect success They are TIC
best Fever aud Aguo Pill put up 3.
WHOLESALE IN oHARLEaToN. BY
GOODRICH. yvINKsIAN & co.,
No 1853 Meeting street.
BLOUNT & HALE,
PEoPHIEroR8
MAYA smo Nsptssu'1. AA
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THE MARION STAR,

LSsTABLlsHED NEARLY TWENTY YEARS AGO. Is
II published at Marion, H. O., In the central portion
OF The country, and Offers . favorable medium 10 Mer
chants, nruggists Mschnss, and all classes who dcsre
TO extend their business In the Poo Dec country
For the bepent Or our advertising patrons Ye sb,l In
addition to our subscription list, which ts consaDtly in
The STAR, during The business season this Fall
Rstes OF Advertising liberal
W.. MokilttLL
No"@p0N Editor and ! -opI istor,
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THE FLORENCE GAZETTE
THE CAROLINA TIMES.
AT ORANaEDURG @. II

1lH1s PAPER oIRGULATEs THROUGHOUT THF
middle portion OF shs stste. and onors The best
hethdes for adyerfisTs- February 2s
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EXPENSES.

It il confidently believed that while this
Institution offers high inducements, in the
way Of educational, social, moral and re-
ligious advantages, it holds out motives of
a pecuniary kind, equal, if not greater than
any other. Look at the advertisements of
this and other schools, North or South, and
parents will see that they make a saving by
sending to Spartanburg.
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September %

LATIN.
Bullions Grammar, Reader, Cesar, etc.
FRENCH.
Fasquelle's French Bcrics is USED.
GERMAN.
Woodburys New Method Id used.
MUSIC.
We Use Piano without n Master, Huntens,
tnew eiliton,l and Dertini's Instruc-
tion Books. In vocal, Mnson's Normal Iustruc-
tor, and New Carmina Saera.
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Those INTENDING to patronize the Col
lege, will confer q favor by Immediately
addressing the President, at Spartanburg
s. G.
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T5T.E A SIT

After reading this, hand it to some ont
who has daughter to educate, or post i
up in some public place.
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SPARTAiBuRC fEMAiE COLLEGE,
TRUSTE1rS.

Hon. SIMPSON BOBO, Spartanburg.
Rev. G.. hIURCuISON.
Judge T. .. p. VERNON, Spartanburg.
Rev. Il. &. HERBERT, Nincty-Six.
Prof. a. II LESTER, Spartanburg.
Rev. j. a. PORTER, Georgetown.
Major JOHN A. LEE, Spartanburg.
Rev. NJ. BROWN, Columbia.
Major y, IT. KIRBY, Spartanburg.
Rev. W. S. BLACK, Npwberry.
Rev. a. W. WALKER, Spartanhurg
Prof WARREN DupREE, Sparlanhurg
J. II. WILSON, Es1,, %partanburs.
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UNIVERSITY JOURNAL
MEDICINE and SURGERY.

bEM1-MoSrHLf JOURNAL OF MEnICISE, SURGERY
PHYSIOLOGY, HYGIENE AND GENERAL. LITEnA-
rURE, DEVOTED To THE PROFESSION AHp
THE PEOPLE.
The cheapost Medical Paper In the world. published
every two weeks at the University Building Ninth street.
South OF Walnut. "
Single copica Observation-Disclosures
Ftvo copies 10 one aI,lrrss.
Ton copica Ia one address.
Fifteen copies TO address. ...............93
Twenty copies 10 nllrass. 1000
Ihc gttors mp Of tho Club shail have copy gratis
Address W. PAINE, NJ. D. Editor
September II Philadelphia, Pa.
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THE EAST FLORIDA BANNER,
ocALA. MARION COUNTY, FLORIDA.
7. f. SMITH, Editor and Proprietor.
y. O. DRDRUHL, Assistant Editor.

TIE BANNER HAS LARGE CIRCUl ALTON
Of Florida. h"'A'A'
Dnsiness doErous Of introducing thor buzincas
through that section, would do well to ddyerse I'm ia
columns. -'e ~ "'
SUBSCRIPTION. 90 A IEAR.
arAntucx Co.. Agents, at Courier oaicc, chkrlo.on
South Carolina. S' 'NAi''"u'
September 27
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TIIE TEXT BOOKS
In Use can all be procured in Spartan
burg, at reasonable prices.
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PHILOSOPHY Of Natural History, General His
Ornamentals, With HsSteNs Of any part OF former
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F.NS.lf

F-\tFl.'rN'.
Rev. ANsoN W. CUMMINGS, \. NJ, d. D.,
President and Teacher al Mathematics, aud
Lecturer on Natural Science, &r
Mrs. I. II. CuMMINua,
Teacher Of Rhetoric, Mental and Moral
Science.
Miss ALICE NJ. SHELDON,
Music, Embroidery, Painting, Leather
Work, Hair Work, &c
Miss ALICE LoMAX,
Music, French, English Literature.
Miss SUE r. SHELDON,
French, hfusic, History.
Miss NJ. JANE WorFonp,
Natural Science, Latin, &c.
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Wilmington Market.

WILMINGTON. September nS.--TrRPESrSE.-Sar-
kc steady. and receipts aes Of only I39 hbis
81 yellow dip. 81 60 tor hnrd pc 80 be
SrJnrrs TUurESrISE.-The market is quiet, anu tho
price hRs toc!Eod ghar sacs # 75 bills at 5Jc and
40 do nj hitac per gallon.
RosIS.-fno market rules dull AMI Inactive. md all
grades ilaye bron entirely neglected TO day. sulos hav
idg taken plnce.
rAR.-lJU bbls changed hands nj So G5 per bbi.
CoTToS.-Seren bales midalIng cod to-day at lsc
nor LII.
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SESSIONS AND N,ACArIoN

The Fall Session will open October I'd,
1867, and close February 10Th, 1868.
The Spring Session will open February
goth, and close July 9Th, 1868.
Vacation extends from close Of Spring
Session, TO October 1st.
A few days recess at Christmas
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MiSCEs.iANE EOUS.
Factory, Hudson City, n. }.
WHOLESALE SALES ROOM

ALI. STYLES AND GRADES OF LEAD pENcIIo
~ OF superior quality arc manufactured aud otIerso
IN a fsir terms TO the Trade Tho public nre n yitc
tlat TO GiT1 the AMERICAS LEAD PENCIL the pre.
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l861-GB.
18e6-o7.
1.issd. sSs |upl'd.I I1.5.nd. sss IUp,'d.

1os~aas mArkst hsr been 70 nomlnN that Il would
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~ T

- . ~ =
tFsoa Tie Epsnspe FosLl
Rost shee. Cbfistisr, rest
On my Saviodrs breast
Trnst thee In BIS gracious love, =
An His care and mercy proyc-
what thoagh thee i . tanpter threaten.
= Iiit the cross, Snd ne Is beaten. =
s. Rest tnee on my Saviour 4 breast,
Rest thee. Christian, rest.
Rest Thee, Solder. rest,
AT tby Chiefs behiNf.
stthee on the battle held. .s.sts
Sleeping meath thy red cross shield.
When the nighte dun gloom is Aanished.
Fight, TIL all thy Toes are vapouished.
Hear the welcome .aH so blest.
Rest thee, Soldier, rest
Rest thee, Toiler. rest.
On thy Fathers breast.
Feel the throbbing OF His heart;
From Euch love Q. rsyer part
Bring thy load, athou,h heavy laden, ~
Ea win gladly bear thf burden.
Rest thee, on thy Fathers breast
q Rest thee, Toiler. rest.
Rest thee. Servant rest, tas
~ On thy Masters breast, d ~
Faithfully thy work performs
Till thy Lord to thee return,
Then thouit hesr HIM say, ''Wen done"
~. aComs up hitfsr, take thy crown,
ss.g Then upon thy Masters breast
Rest shce, Servant, rest.
Rest thee, Pilgrim. rest,
{ Tired with sin contest.
Gird thee onthy sandal shoon,
Take thy staff, and journey on,
Seeking for ssbettcr country . ~.
Gross the stre1m that flows beyond thee, Z 4
Enter into perfect rost, sfafSs
Rest thee, Pilgrim, rest
Rest thee, Sinner. rest,
In dis love be blest.
l1y 1nxyo, ,ur,,1 1vriuh hau- ~
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FRIDAY MORNING, sEpTEMpER s, 1857.
Ioosczrpzs raox rrasr PAGE. j

ssat,ons the stalutes o. tho State have besn
Prescribed BY the District comsnder, By virtue of the
N REVOKED BY competent authority ths SANCTION Of iaw
Ana this rngs tho discussion TO the inquiry whether
aft all tho Judicial authority Of the United States Cr
cut Courts can In fact properly nuy the orders OF inc
District Commanders Il seems very clear TINT the m
tent and meaning Of the Acts OF Congress- Known y Inc
Reconstruction Acts was 70 place these states .o ,
ly under military rule and to constitute TINS rue, ior
the time being. the supreme authority MOI oy ts uoes
ta hrsf A, Of March "a 1867 make these states lsec
s0n9scs t ss w of he AcsS July 18th enjons upon
the Corunander that he A noto oe ~ sis s -
By any opinion of any c otoa. o. .ne ~ a ~ s
-ss-al fonor of the ensctmeits plainly Indicate the
1nrosa Of Congress to commit the reguauon OF ars
to the military department o. Ine ~ pst s
x x ttS,ritvwhich Is nnarti&s aw-is incompatible with
csy interierence and, e Il to saye all doubt Congress
has added the express f disregard sne Sp,n
- r. Il rot for tho Major Commanding this Dis
o S sas o set o
ccss eszectay Laws which hare brought order out OF
chaos IN the sortEern country and which promise,
fr exec ion continue successful to give peace to the
nation and security to liberty The provision Is broad
and comprehensive No civh oftcer. Marshal, 1uoge;
Attorney ss civil ohcsr President Is empoMerea
"a instruct tbs District Commander Hets 20 act accord
ing to bis owa discretion, subject only to military orders
feou1 HE proper superior -, j.,
It mnst readily appear 70 any person acqusnea WIN
esirs that nuberess perIs Attend the concession OF
paramount shoriy to the United States Courts atune
Ia these Military Districts Il this bo granted yet one
single lrsop Of s tasa snesa % c.sp qoHs ao
become subject to be terminated by the decs
;1rs of = United s. t.tss Judge on hu6eas coy7as?
plenary powcrs 10 enzorce by the customary penalty
~ the ruan Of order b conferred
Nv CONGRESS. But suppose the Commanding uereras
are compelled to cbsy the wit IN how many OF thu Dis
% fhe Judres scsnovledge the eonstutonality Of the
ActsY Is not p4ffectS plain hat II these District
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oFF1cIAL.
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LIST OF LETTERS

Remaining in the postoHice at Charleston for the we,k
ending SEPTEMBER 5,is67, and ordered to be printe'
in aE DAILY NEWS agreeaby to the following section O.
the new Po6toAace Law, the newspaper having thf
largest circulation in the City Of Charleston:
srcrno And be 1t further enacted That lists Of let
ters remaining uualled for In any PoEtotce in any Guy
town or village where newspaper shall be prln.eo,
shall hereafter be published once only inSne
laest circuaon within range Of delivery OF the sad
office.
gT Persons calling for Letters Advertised should
state that they are advertised"
ssr Office hours Srom A N. to P. NJ On Sundays
NON 1880 A. NJ, to 1so Pm.
STANLEY G. IRoTT, Postmaster
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Es1A l5IAru1' ~ -s'- 80 ..,.l.-
supply Of this quality "a the sna up = .ns
no receipts Of new crop have taken place fAn1eis sle
busy engaged IN picking and ssyns ~n.s s'ey -.
the rasages % tae ne1s 'so
De iooFed 70 N'In = ss.s
brood OF tne srose aessucuse ln.eSs W" =
forth 70 desour WnAs a3 lelns'n u 1s =.
There nave Deen no = .t
una ons Are -
''e On ne. p ~ -. ham
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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-09-06

Consisnees per south Carolina Railroad,
September 9.
1Q7 bales Cotton. 7e bales Mdze, IA bags Flour, II
baqs Rough Rice A bbs Naval Stores, &c. To Will
liaTns Co, q Baggett & Co, Mo1ry Co. EJ Wiss
Co. araeser, Lee, Smith Co. Il Jeasrs Co, Thurs
q N AyerilI Son II Rodgers Co, Madame Gbard, ]
D Taylor, r Thonlinson, Wood, Issertei Willis q
Chisolm Goldsmith b Son. Stenhonse Go, J Robson,
A Robinson & 90, W Lebby, O Coo.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-09-06

sg CHIEF QUARIERMAsTEHs OFFICE,
q SECOND MILITARY DISTRICT. NORTH AND SOUTH
CAROLINA, CHARLESTON, S. g, AUGUST II. 1887
'sEALED PROPOSALS win be received at this Office
un1 IA o'clock NJ. on Aonday the 18th day cf septe
ber 1867 Al which ms they win be opened or hA pur
chase Of the tGlowing property, viz: * u a
wreck of steamer BOSTON, in Ashepoo Rivr.
! wreck Of steamer GEO. WASHINGTON. IN ooossw
River. I'll
Wreck Of steamer cHAssEUR, in scur Creek
Wreck Of steamer RANDOLPH. In chnlesOn Harbor.
Wreck Of stssmer ETywAN. In Charleston Hsrbor
wreck of steamer RUBY, IN Light House hllst. Is,
Bidders WIN stsss the amount offered for each wreck.
Tho wrecks VIII be sold aeparssly and to the highest
bidder. unleas such hid be dssmed unreasonable.
Proposals must bs o the undersigned and
marked apropossfsi q purchase Of wrscka 3
~. s. i..ns oas 10 q. o. TYLER,
Brsyet Mstor. General; sChief Qusrtemastsr,
Deputy QuartsEma General, o. ga, 5
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