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FOR RLIVERPOOL.-THE BRITISH
h5& bark NORTON, Captain Isaac G. Enslow, hay-
jEEE4 ing portion Of her cargo engaged, will meet
s1fe@z=1 with dispatch For Freight engagements up
ply to NAYENEL q w.
March 90
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FOR LIvERPOOL.-THE FINE
&tN Fast Sailing Coppered Packet Ship MARY OG-
TES3&4DEN, W. L. Godfrey Master, Is now ready to
sf9z8arecciye cargo
For freight engagements, apply to
w. B. SMITH co.
March % Napiers Range
FOR LIVERPOOL.-THE STRICT.
htSNLY AL American Ship p. S. KIS1BALL, Dear
IENTSY Yborn Master, having nearly all her cargo en-
esEz@1gaged and aboard, wants few hundred bales
Cotton to iii up. For freight on same apply to
STREET BROTHERS 4 CO.,
March 27 No. IA East Bay
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sr CONsIGNEES NOTICE. MERCHANTS
Line schooner LILLY win discharge cargo This Day
at Adger's North Wharf ALI goods not called for be-
fore sunset will be stored at riak and expense Of
signees WILLIAM ROACH.
March
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Official J. W. CLous, Aide-de.C Camp, \
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MEuco-B1d F1oUnEs.-Tho New Orleans Plea
yane has received brief statement Of Mexican re-
sources and finances, compiled from offciaEpapers,
principally those of ST.. LERDo DE TEJADA, the ac-
compIshed historian Of Vera Cruz. It puts down
the territory at 7664s2 square miles, the popula-
ton ut 8,25OOO0. Value of real ostate 1886 o00,
600 or slss so for each person. The temporal pos
sessions in land of the church. con6scated in
1885, are valued at nearly $500 600 900: Silver coin
in circulation, slD0,0Oo,00O. Humboldt estimated
the product Of the silver mines, from the Spanish
CONQUEST to ls03 at upward Of s. 000 000. .000 From
1888 to 1926, Ward estimated the total coinage at
at ST. 1888 G53. GIL. From 1926 to 1856 the coinage
reached $478, ,S92 OH The present annual yield Of
silver is estimated at s23, 900 Uu0 of gold one to
two millions. 1la3imiliails French loans amount
ed to s152 600. The direct expenses of the
French occupation amounted to $3.50, ,OGO more
making total Of upward of $500 G00 900, which is
looked upon b. the Republican Government OF
Mexico III tho same light as the United States do
the Confederate debts.
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,.,Iou1srANA.-A call appears in the New Orleans
papers for State Convention, to remodel the Gov
ernment Of Louisiana. The present Constitution
Of that State as tits known, is the offspring of o
military junto, ot.which Gen. BANKs was the lead
ing spirit. It has never been approved by the peo
pie; in fact it was set in operation in open defiance
Of their Wishes Necessity compelled obedience,
and the deranged condition Of the times has pre-
vented any effort looking to an expression of views
in relation to it. Much inconvenience, it is con-
tended, has resulted to eli classes by certain pro
visions which 1t contains. An attempt to alter it,
or remodel it throughout, will not, it is believed,
occasion collision with the Federal Government.
Whether tho call we have referred. to will be
responded to or not remains to be seen. There
seems to be no doubt that the people generally are
in fayor Of the movement.
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A detailed statement Of. auction dues paid int
the State Treasury, says the New Orleans Times,
Of the I'd, vhich.we find in the report OF d. Pc
RATA, Auditor Of. Public Accounts, is fiatter1ng
exhibit Of the business transacted by some of our
leading. ,auctioneers during the year 10 g. We
make the following extracts HoFFa1AN & MARES,
ss235 q; MoNreomERX & Bro, sGO71 61; E. ROGER
iS CO., s5908 06; w. P.yMcENT, ss5149 Sc; c. E. G1-
RGRDEY & Co., $46s4 81; J. B. WALTON & DEsLoEDE,
s9549 60; C. De FIRET, sS166 2S;; BERNARD TUR-
pM, $9006 S. The above figures. representing the
dues on sales made during the year, show the large
amount Of business transacted.
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GIVE citizens Of Rome, Ga, were arrested, a
instance Of the Bureau Agent for displaying a
Confederate flag. Their names are r. J. Hutch-
irgs, T.. r. Mitchell, II. J. Pate, H. P. Wolls, and
W. S. Gibbons They were taGen to Atlanta, and
are confined in the barracks.
This proceeding and the orders Of GRIFFIN and
SHERIDAN forbiddng funeral honors to the re-
mains Of General ALBEIT SIDNEY JOHNSTON, says
the Richmond W7tig, show that the military mind
is slow to take in the idea that the rule of the
bayonet is over, and that civil authority is agnin
supreme in the land. Perhaps suit for trespass
of false imprisonment With rattling damages by a
jury would have tendency to enlightensuch men
as General THOMAS.
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aS- THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
WILLIAMSBURG DIsTRICT-IN .EQU1TY-VENU Us
BLAKELY AND PHILL1s sTAGGERS ys JOHN J..
T1sDALE, EXECUTOR, ET M.-BILL FOR PARTITION
AND ACcOUNT.-It appearing to my satisfaction that
LAWRENCE II. BELsER and MARY ANABTATTA, his
wife, two Of the Defendants in the above stated
absent from and without the limits of this State It is,
on motion Of SAMUEL ". MAURICE Complainants 3d.
citor ordered that the said absent Defendants do
pear plead, or demur, to the said Bill within
forty days from the publication hereof the will
bo taken pro eonyesso as to them.
q. c. LOGAN,
Com. in Equity, Williamsburg District.
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4 NOBLE Acr.-We are reliably informed that
one Of the most enterprisingz Of our merchants,
has haa dadncted I one-third. of the amount due from
his his tenants on notes given the past year-receiv,
q the a%2ant ana e gTs noar tensnty
n view 1of the prospect ahead for the next four
months, we hope to be able to record the names
Of many followers Of the above noble example.
V' t't':'' Mobile Tribune.
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a5;-soUTH CAROLINA, I CHARLESTON DIS.

4. BrsOUTH CAROLINA, CHARLESTON DIS
TR1cT-M oHiNcRRY OFFICE OF THE REGIS.
TER IN MEQU1TY-WHIIAMA ARMSTRONG o. DuD-
LEY B.. CoMsTocK, ct aiTt appearing TO my stastac
ton that DUDLEY B: coMsToCK, one Of the defend
sns IN this cxuHe il absent from and resides beyond the
limits Of this State thst the ordinary process Of the
Court cannot be served him; motion Of Complain
ants Solicitor ordered that thu said defendant DUDLEY
B. Comsroor, do appear ind plead or demur 30
this BILL within three months from the publication Of
this Order or an Order pro eoyeaso viii be granted
and entered against him.: '.9 :. 60.
,,:.=-: :. JAS: L. CAN'T. Register In Equity
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A special agent Of the Treasury was recently
sent to tho Northern frontier. The district ho
visited includes twenty-three subordinate custom
house Offices. The special agent, who was un-
known to these officers, succeeded in making al
arrangement with twenty-five of the officers for
smuggling goods into the United States.
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a@ NOTICE 10 CREDITORS OFFICE OF
MASTER IN EQUITY, 15rH JANuAHY. 1ss7.-Pursunut
to the order Of Chancellor LEsESNE made in the
Of WTrrsCHEN Us. CORDEs notice Is hereby given to
the creditors Of HEsnY WITTBcHEN deceased, to come
In and prove before the undersigned their Gcraaas
against the Estate of the said tssator before tho
18th day Of March, 1867 be dsbarred from any boneht
OF the decres above made in the onse.
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TIE CINCINNATI Price Current, Of the 90th ult.
prints returns from eighty-four packing places in
the West, from which it appears that up to the
latest dates there had been packed at these places
49,, 1878 hogs. That paper estimates that there
will BIZ packed at these places about St, 900 more.
The total number packed at those points last
season amounted to s89,269 The Price Current
adds:
fwe add to the above the packing already done
in this city, Chicago and indianapolis, it will bring
the case out moro clearly. The whole number
packed at these places, and to be packed, we put
down as follows
Cincinnati 43G, ,000
chicago. o.S, Wy Wy
Indianapolis. oo,uuu
Total Gz5' Iz5 o0U 'o0O
Total for season Il Ses Ses e99 e9G
Total last year. $685. ,5al
E6GmaJ2 increase. Vto,1oS
Add this to tho above and there is already shown
net Increase OF over 700, 600 hogs.
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FOR LIVERP0OL.-THE NEW
&1SN\ \frst-class British Ship BESSIE CROSBY, CroE-
Ix48Yby Master, hnring portion Of her cargo EN-.
E@gaged, will meet with dispatch. For Freight
engagements, spply to ROBERT MURE5& CO.,
February 8 Boyce & Co.'s Wharf =
FOR LIVERPOoL-THErF FINE
zIE&Y having large portion Of her cargo engaged,
- will have dispatch for the above port For
Freight engagements apply to the Captain on board
to PATTERSON STOCK, H..
i February - Opposite Accommodation Wharf :.
- FREIGHTS ON UPLAND; COTTON
LIN <Hc., SEA ISLAND &c, RICE s1.25-FOR NEW
zINlA YORK-MERCHANTs' -LINE.-The favorite
ssW6z packet schooner. LILLY, B. FHAl,o1B master,
having portion 81 eaIgb engage and gong On board
: February f4St WILLIAM ROACH.
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aF CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH, CHARLES
ToN.-The Members tooored Of this Church we're reg
uarly dismissed from the three White Baptist Churches
of this City to form separate Church. They are wor.
shipping for the present at Bonum's Hail. John street.
between Meeting and King. They have purchased lot
and arc soliciting contributions to enable them to erect
House Of Worship -
They believed to be pious and worthy parsons, and
their object Is respectfully commended to all who have
the ability and disposition to aid such enterprises The
following members Of tho sd Church have been author
zedto make collections: CHARLES sALLs, THOMAS A.
DEym EDWARD HA1d, DANIEL D. .MoA1rts, JoHN Bee
and SAMUEL STEWARD. - - - 4. ~
Charleston 8. O., june n, 1865 ...i5z
:s "a - Rey. LUOIUs CUTHBERF,
Pastor Citadel Squire Church
Rev. E. T.WINKLER,
sas... Faptor, ,unitedc Church.
5AMEs WITfaM 1qRpEh E HsnEnY Deacons Citadel Square
WILLIAM G. WHHDEN, -H s - - ..4sA.az..z5 -.
:. January I5.:.1s.sz54.. y t--5l -. tnw9mos
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THE LADIES'
MuTILAI Aid ASSlEIATI0N-

JTAv1NG ON HAND A LARGE SUPPLY OF READY.
I'll MADE .OTHING, suitable for Gentlemen, La
dies and Children and being desrous Of diminishing
Stock before the advances too far would espc-
cllY draw the attention OF the public towards the reduc
tion which will be made in prices Tor the noxt two
or three weeks from date.
Apply at the DEPOSITORY,
January 90 No. II Chalmers street,
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ayNoTICE TO cRED1To OF
MASTER IN EQUITY, 18th January 1ss7.-Pursuant to
the order Of Chancellor LEsEsNE nude in the Of
Wittscen Cordes notice Is hereby gyen to tho Cred
ltors OF HENRY W1rTsCHEN, deceased, to come in and
prove before tho undersigned, their demands against
the Estate of the said Tesator before the 18th day
OF Mnrc 1867 or be debarred from any benefit Of the
dscree above made in the case.
JAMES TUPpER,
January IS 70 Master in Equity.
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The Daimios of Japan number over tuo hundred
and fifty families, having yearly inco-,1s varying
from $500 to nearly $s60,000. The latter sum
is the largest income on the list. The general
average running from fifty to two hundred thou.
sand itzibus, or from SIG, 900 to $G5, 900.
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A dispatch from Kansas City, Missouri dated
Cd inst, says: ssCol WATERMAN, contractor conf
nences work to-day on the Kansas City, Fort
Scott and Galveston Railroad. Extensive prepara-
tions have been made to push the work rapidly.
Immense quantities Of timber and rock are being
delivered on both sides Of the Missouri river for
tho bridges at this place. arge force is at work
on tho North Missouri Railroad within sight Of
town, and also on the tunnel near Liberty Landing
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s. as NOTICE TO MARINERS. &C APTAINs
AND PILOTS wishing to anchor their vessels In Ashley
River requested not to do so anywhere within direct
range Of the heads of the SAVANNAH RAILROAD
WHARVEs, on the Charleston and St. Andrews side of
the Ashley River; by which precauon contact with the
Submarine Telegraph Cable will bo avoided. =
.z55zs s.. @. TURNER, q. M.
Harbor Masters oftce Charleston, February 1856.
February Z ~
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~ Persons deposihng letters in the Postc1ace WIN
please to place the stamp the upper right hand cor
of the envelope aud they will also please to rene1
ber that without the stamp letter cannot be bqf
must be sent to the Deaa Letter Office z-.tss4 y; !,
February .s =. y : =: ,si:e;s. = : !. .
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[HnbritMraCE.
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Haseld den. Mrss.1
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Z AJr C0NeIGNEES BY TILE STEAMSHIP CAR
LoTTA, from New York, are notified that she is
discharging cargo ct Brown { Co.'s South Wharf.
Goods uncaled for at sunset win be stored at owners
risk and expense. SIRE EFT BROTHERS 4 CO.,
FebruAry7 2 szs:.s,- Agents.
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law NOTICE.

1,HE UNDERSIGNED ARE ASSOCIATED AS PART,
NERs, md propose to practice in the STATE
COURTS OF Law AND EQUITY for the Districts o
Barnwer, Beaufort and CoIeton, under the name and
style Of d.DAVANT."
Office for the preeent at GILLIsoNVILLE. South
Carolina R. j. DAVANT. :
November % fra ]. C. DAYANT.
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FOR NEW YORK.

UlHE FINE STEAMSHIP CARLOTTA, CAPTAIN
II CHARLES COLLINS will leave Brown 4 Co. "a
South Wharf on Saturday the 9th instant O'Clock
M. For freight or passage engagements, having hand
some cabin accommodations, apply to =.
~ STREET BROTHERS i CO,ii5is.
. February No. IA East Bay; .
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s@NOT1CB.-I, KATE DOUGLAS, WIFE OF
WILLIAM q. DOUGLAS, now residing at No. King
street. and carrying on the retail business, give notice
that in month from the date hereof will act as
SOLE TRADER KATE DOUGLAS. Z
j JANUARY 9TH 1867, limo E.2.. January 8
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January %

nr ARTIFICIAL EYEs.-ARTIFICIAL zHU-
MAN EYES made to order and inserted by Drs. 3.
BAUcH and P. aouaLEMANN formerly employed by
RossoNNEAu, OF Paris, No. 500 Broadway New York.
April Ia 5=z'z=. 1yr
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wr EAUTlFUL HAIR.-CHEVALIER's
LIFE FOR THE HAIR positively restores gray hair to
s original color and youthful beauty; mpars life and
strength to the weakest hair; stops its falling out at
once; Keeps the head clean; is unparalleled as hail
dressing. Sold by Ill Druggists and fashionable hair
dressers, and at my Office, No. 1123 Broadway, New
York. SARAH A. CHEYALIEn II. D.
January 3nos
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BOYLAN & TUERS,
MANUFACTURES OF, AND WHOLESALE DEAL.
IYi Eesin, WHITE LEAD, ZINC PAINTS, CoLORs
-VAKNdSdES, &c. No. 98 MAIDEN LANE,
New York.
Orders by mail promptly attended to.
March IL wfm1yr
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Steamer PILOT BOY : " Captain ". T. MoEEIEE.
steamer ELIZA H4NCOX. Captain J. 4: nIcHA AnDsoN
II, FAVE ACCOMMODATION WHARF,, ,CHAR1EsTON,
day Friday and Saturday mornings, nt o'clock. -,
The PILOT BOY leaves Charleston every Monday: an
Friday and Savannah every Wednesday, and Saturday
The ELIZA HANCOCK leaves Charleston every Wednes
day and Saturday and Savannah every Monday and Fri
day. i y,ye- ;=E51.
The Pilot Boy will touch at Blutfton on her Monday
trip from Charleston, and her Wednesday trip rom "a.
ganIiah. E.i,@t ... ~ e
Freight received daily and stored free Of charge.
For Freight or Passage, apply to- - z" -
-. FERGUSON l.. RQLMEs, Agents. .s.s
- ;.a. Charleston, s. @, /.
LIZ oLAaHoRNi& CUNNINGHAM, Agents. !. -
.....51...9 ,,s;;.s. 81. :ss!r Savannah, Ga !.
B-The Steamers of this Line connect at Charleston
with South Carolina and Northeastern Railroads., ant at
saYsnnah with Central ind Albany and Gulf Railroads and
FLORIDA steamers. 4;i.:s....--, January
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-02-08

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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-02-08

In answer to those who charged him With pro-
noting dangerous excitement, he said Sup
pose I stood at the foot Of Vesuyius or Etna, and
/ saw a hamlet or homestead standing upon It's
slope, and said to the dwellers in that hamlet or
that homestead, You see that yapor which as
cends from the summit of the mountain; that
vapor may become dense black smoke, which will
obscure the sky. You sec that tricl5ing OF lava
from the crevices and assures in the side OF tho
mountain; that trickling of lava may become q
river Of fire. You hear that m1tte:ing III the
bowels of the mouutuin; that muttering MAY be-
come the believing thunder and voice OF violent
convulsion that may shake half tho continent,
You know that at your feet is the grave Of great
cities for which there is no resurrection as h1sto-
~ tells us dynastes md arisocracies have passed
away, and their name has been known no more.
eff say this to the dwellers upon the slopes OF
the mountain, aud if there comes hereafter 9 ca
tastrophe which makes the world to shudder, am
Irresponsible for that catastrophe2 did not build
the mountain, or fill it with explosive materi ais.
merely warn the men that are in danger. SO, now,
it is not who am stimulating men to the pursuit
of their constitutional rights. We are merely
aboht our lawful business. You are citizens OF
country which calls itself ee, yet you are citizens
to whom is denied the greatest blessing OF the
Constitution under which you live. II the truth
must be told, the Tory party is the turbulent par
ty Of the nation"
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-02-08

The able bankers, Mr.. sPAIDMa, Of Buffalo, md
Mr.. OpDYKE, of New York, have strongly express-
cd, in recently published letters their opposition
to tile several bills which have emanated from the
Committee on. Banking and the Currency. Not
only Mr.. RANDALn's bill, but Mr.. :HooPEn's bill,
modifying the banking system, is objected to by
them. .r,:,,.a =, -.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-02-08

: as-WE ARE AUTHORIZED. TO ANNOUNCE
z NJ WHITING, Esq, as o candidate for Sheriff Of
Charleston Judicia District at she next election.
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