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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-10-04

NEW Yo.k lctoSsr s. s.fsola q has ADVANCED to
,45 ovins t0Fufousa,, news hsSiae bee6 received
BY private parties ora dechnsS in znezscan Sc
curitiss in London, and that ffouble in Europe ap-
pesss 80 ~ CO. sba AZ f,n,sas I've lending
Jaw. 80, 20. 80 80 pora sasso f.rss sS4af6o.
uPmsea tses, 'D'Iso.. 1oo. ;,,5;,e
mnsA0s q1'e'' oo'.o. - 49,. ~ -, c.. az,
oSaoss. hoSin-s'ialaeu s''0,, e'a -. 80 70
ernmen.s gu'et alo aeAn. 1an 1;I. .ss AZ 80
cent., ssse.a ssss se'oAe' '-'e D'N 1-'' " =
Oeopons AAAS'
= .SF.ss ,T.s. 80 So, ,,,r,ors
stocAs ll1 Insestie1' s'-s o"ins W :
ana ugniness " lnei inoneS niAA Ae' I,' -
at Hper cent. eexstH1nensssssly H yssh oA eou
pons 11ta1l2. Ssohs' 'eaosed -ae 4ot' tennessee
newassues S2tsr Virgins % .Ssus, 80 80, 80
Ing 1pat S9tr9n neas ~ , e 80 t-0s
bales at 2o8c Flour aeeiVe st so'foasii Sousns
sio 10als oo. mheae Do'yant w. - - 49, ~ w.
z, ~ A:{ Corn dpn ;apo 9esu -
n.1Aeo u 4sai 90 oa'' so','e Issss-N ~ -
rronnons easier. Mess FORK 80 ~. SasSi - Ne
rof'o nco Na12s; MuacoFadoz hsaIzs' o'nei
s,oee,ss ssal. aaysa Stores sseaay ana uncnaiiseu
F.eisnss stead q
oAIIlnoHES October Flour firtner ; City Mills
supernne ~ oe: STRONG prime to choice
""se " I0as 8; fisa Y s0a2 s.. Corn and Oats
steaay. y hyen foSsions quiet. Mess Pork
sa 0. po'son n5sssSS salsa 90 ha5ss to arrive, at
~ .oE IVY sesasssst sls 1a'sssl1 4
c' .ssst H. 8 ,s:- saesse tEno not sctive
,,ooa don,.rd a,rov;s;or. Sniskey In
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TIE WEATHER AND TIE CRops.-1'he snltry sum
mer % has bid us farewell and October with her SOFT
I%ingnts and bright poetic skies has made US
eheeriul IN spite of gloomy surroundings ana
our uncertain future. The weather is, to all in,
TENS ana purposes seasonable, with nights cool
enough for US to enjoy natures sweet restorer,"
with the hnd aid Of blanket. Such of our plant
gushng everything ahead to complete the harvest.
We WISH. We could say. it would De an abundant
one but we fear the average; for the district will
GGpess % the last prospect
lQeOrdesolpn Times.
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NEW BOOKS.

FAFNES PRACFICMUf FEDfCINE.
A NEW WoRKJBsT ISSUED BY W. PAINE, NJ T.,
Professor Of the Principles and Practice OF Medicine 81
Pathology in the Philadelphia University of Medicine
and Surgery; auhor OF Paines Practice OF Surgery
work Obstetrics and Materis Melica, author OF
School Remedies; an Epitome Of Ebere's Practic ~
Medicne; Review Of Homeopathy; Work on the lfs-
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gca Journal &c &c 1t is royal octave oi yoo yaSes ~
andcoutains full description of all diseases Flow" 1 ~
medicine and surgery including those Of v1men anu m
children together with their pathology and reate
all the new and improved methods. PriceS' postage ~
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phia, Pa ,,opr
Entitled New School Medicines; s.s gsh Embracing MI the
ever r"iIt;n or,nsibic and gotac Remedies With
mi yss.,sr Materia Me,ica Price 50; postage ifee
Address a. above.
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sPrcfA / .NDI'IcEs,.1

Ss- ss-NoTICE Is,HEREBY GIVEN THAT AP
PLICATIoN will be made at the END tao' months 70,
the incorporation of Company sef Manufacture q
CHEMICALS, ACIDS AND FRRFIhIzRRs. -
.SeptemberC + -. ~ 49, II
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.NaANY WHOSE DECLINING HEALTH WHICH
I nj WIS prerarous. and heir recovery despaired OF,
DO now WITH grateful atoms to the Al-wise DIE
poscr oer heartfelt thanks f1r this timely Dur
mo the short time since its pnblic Introduction into lsr
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In resorting to this remedy the invalid can depend
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+ The appetite which improves - jer its admnis rntion
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more than proper to avoid exposure 10 fresh cold
ueed be entertained OF any liability under this course
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CORDIAL quite agreeable to the taste andas lung re-
vivyer andbasam of health it is DISTINGUISHING tsefss
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itself general acclamaton for its unftnlled efficacy
For sale by the Proprietresa. Mrs CECILIA RoDRI-
CUES northwest corner Of MERTINli AND SOCIETY
STREETS, and principal Druggists.
PRICE SINGLE BOTTLE l1.2J.
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. II New York the sharpefs take ststiop at the
pay them toll of fifty cents for the privilege OF
crossing The yictimized write innocent letters to
the papers upon the high price of the tariff though
they admit that the view is fine,
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Election In Louisiana

NEW ORLEANS, October 2.-The Republican has
returns nom stselso parishes, including tlreanss.
giving a rtdfsf vote of 2s,6s1,,aad a majority OF
registered 7otsrs Of 1913. In every county and
parish heard from, there is majority OF register
ed voters It is7supposed that nearly yevery one OF
the remaining thirty-six parishes win poAs Ses-
'0fafy q y0ssrs FL
The Yellow Fever in New Orleans
New OzIEAAs, October Avvghe fever interments
up to so'Gl6ek this ssmoiei$ ahohht so afty-siz.
The Howard Association is now rendering assist
ance tu ue0o Nsmalies saEera glg three of
fsfsr t0 saaefiEF]IE AS II -91-s6 Aa-;S-A .
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Elections in Alabama.

MoNTaoMERr, October s.4The returns Cor two
days, received from fifteen counties, IN which the
number Of registered voters -is.61, 400, and the
number polled is 81, $50, being 5000 more than the
requireamajoIty Of halt AwHESSRSs
Ths total vote d; M obi.e eountyis sosS ofEhdsh
liz are whites-nearly all for Convention.
No deaths from Yellow FeEerto-day.
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September 2 mwf 3mos
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TELEGRAPHIC.
Onr Cahla nisnatches.


LoSoos, October 2-12 dS SItalialS rsgsfts are a,.F
startling. A Florence dispatch says that tine Vi
terbo outbreak is unquelled. Orveito has oeen
captured, and the insurgents are holding all tine
roads leading to it. The Pope's commands de-
manded assistance from Italy, but was refused
The reyoh is undoubtedly serious, and there sre
alarming apprehens,ons of the interruption Oh
friendly relations between France and Hafy.
LONDON October Fvening,-consols. @i;
Bonds 72
FRANKFORT, October 2-Bends TAG.
p.prs Octoher 2.-Bourse frmer. Rentes al
..yanced.,
LIVERPOOL, October 2-2P M.-Cotton dull and
declined I'd since the opening. Middling Uplands
81; Orleans 81. 81
L1yEapooI, October a-Evening. g.-Cotton steady
and more doing Sales, 1900 bales; prices unal-
tered. & Breadstuffs firm. Corn 42s Cd. Wheat
ysryIfirm. Common Rosin advanced to Ss6i.
Others unchanged.
Washington News. >
WAsHiSeToSl October -mtimations that the
Executive Department is interesting itself about
the DAVIS trial are entirely groundless. Since Mr..
DAVIS was delivered to the Judicial authorties in
May, the Federal Executive has taken no aeten,in
his case.
The Hon. JAMES LYONS, of Virginia, recently
here from visiting his CLIENT represents Mr.. DA-
Wis ss ready ands anxious for trial. The defence
viii Contend that sths fecosni1ed oonstitn tional
doctrine, North 1and South, previous to the war.
taught that allegiance was first due to the State,
it..hayirg' immediate control OF the citizens Life
and property. Unfaithfulness to it involved i'm
mediate loss of both.
The bodies of Mrs. SURRtTT, BOOTH, HIRz, and
others, were secretly removed by order of the War
Department and buried in a trench in Warehouse
No. l. The removal was necessary to make room
for the contemplated improvements.
The Internal Revenue receipts to-day amount to
$500, 900. Es<sEB d. - &Sd2 e
The Hon. EDMOND COOPER, Of Tennessee, has
been appointed The Presidents private secretary.
A court-martial has been convened'at vieksburg
totgy s Gem; Z KzuTz, aE NJ a, a 80
Gen: FoRsyTHEs hss ahesnsreievsd. from thsafa-
spectorship Of the Fifth District. 81
The contracts with Southern. Railroad and
Steamboat Companies for the transportation of
mails through but the South, which were 4Mered
into by the Postmaster-Ge on the 1st of July
last, are all being satisfactorily carried cut. The
returns received for the rst quarter to September
1st, show that the work u being faithfully per-
formed. 81
Col. MtssnaaE, on aassasA to resign asEsdror
fifteen days, which Yasls spae3 and unless his re-
signation comes to-day sif MCCULLOUGH is deter
mined to- remove him tpamotsoF. g "a
Thebanhing house ofssasS Mcc1UNe & Co.,
of Independents, Missouri, hss been robbed of
$4,000. = ~
R. NJ. T. HUNTER, of Virginia, hss~b been par
doned h
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Mari,,e NeySs.s,

New YORK, October 8. Fine bark Eliza Bars, for
Bermuda, with cattle, sheep andhoss, was totally
burned. The cattle. except fottyaead, were de-
stroyed.
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sTEAMI.R fsiLOT BoY.,. CAPT: W: T. McNEITI
STEAMER FANNIE -. ~. =: CAPT. FPEck.
LONE OF THE ABOVE STEAMERS WILL LEAVE
Nora;nos at 4 O'Clock; and Savannah every Monday,
HSndssddy and. Fridas Aornings; att O'Clock Touch.
ING at Blufton on Morddy, trip from Charisstons and
Wednesday, trip froT Savannah. -. .- =.
An way Freight also Bludton WhsrHaga must ve pre<
paid. . = se-s.S, 8
+ I JOHN FERGUSON, Accommodation Wharf,
T.. August IS ~. " ~ -
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UNIVERSITY JOURNAL
NEDIClNE And SURGERY.

sr,1-MoNrHLY JOURNAL or AlEDIcINE,. SURGERY,
p1vsIoIooy. HYGIENE AND GENERAL LrTERA-
rURE, DEVOTED TO THE PROFESSION AND
THE PEOPLE
The cheapest Medical Paper in the world, published
very two weeks the University Building Nnthstreet,
South OF Walnut.
Single copies. .sl00
|" Tivecopies to one address. as..................4S
Ten copies to one address.
| Fifteen copies to one address.
Twenty copies TO one address. .100O
The eetters up Of the Club shall have one copy gratis
| Address ". PAINE, NJ. D., Editor,
September Il PhiiaaeipniA' HA'
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FROM tho Sendsyich yIsissnsiS &Elss
Honolulu advicss state that the Legislature has
passed, and. the King signedI the treaty with the
TInifsd ststes,s = ~ '..IfA5N = J'Ik
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Revenue Officers I,efieis., /,

Revenue Officers Deheds~'x 80
PAnADEIPEA, October 3.-Ihe Reyenue Ofn-
GERS made b. descent on illicit stills near Port
Richmond, in the suburbs ef this city. -fhey
were driven of, but returned With reinforem ents,
captured aud we're removing the stills, when they
were again attacked ands driyen of. Pistols,
bricks, &c., being used. The Deputy C.s. Mar
shal has Received six serious wounds. THOMAS
LAsAY, one of the rioters, was shot in the head
and sesaral were hurt ON each side. -.
Change ofsMunicipai Rulers I'm. HA,hviiie
NASHVILLE, October S.@Col. BLACKBURN, with
a oompsny Of Tennessee cavalry, eusted the old
and inaugurated the new municipal functonaries.
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.sS. MARRIAGE AND oELlBACY, AND THE
HAPPINESS OF. TRUE MANHoop.-An, Esssssfor
Young Men on the Crime Of Solitude, and the Fhysp.
logical Errors 4buses and Diseases. which crese I'm
pedimehts to MARRIAdE with sure means Of Relief.
Sent in sealed letter envelopes, free of charge :,
Address Il = DR. JssKIfLM HoUdHToN, !:
r. si>r..l Howard Association, Phfladsphi., Pa :
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Total. II
Majority for Whites. -. = s-i's's,'. IL

RELEASED FOR Coop, BEHAvIoR. George Clai-
1mr term of the District court was yessrsv re.
leased from, confinement for his ad1nirable' be-
havior in the Penitentiary while there confined. .
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ERyoUspERu.I4Y,sWlTH ITsGLoOM1

attendants, low spirits, depression, Involuntary ems-
sions OF semen spermatcrrhqa loss Of power dizzy
head loss of memory, and Threatened impotepcend .
bscility ind d sovereign cure In .HgMPHREYs.Ho.
MfoPATHfc spkcTfleN .ls .TwrNTY 9 Com
posed of the most ezfhble mild and potent
they strife atoncssthsrdot Of the mater. tone ea
system arrest the discharges ana npart a.
ergy, life andl vi.ahty7 ths entire mans Thsg hags
cdrsd ahouands ofcases. gpacs s. pstpscRaee or si
boxes and yis or.sl per bonT soldaby dfus
and sent by mail op receipt OF prlce Address
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DOWIE & M0IS.

No. 16l Meeting street. opposite Charleston Hotel.
Juns II ~ - y a
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State Items.

REGISTRATION IN PIcKENs D1srRIcr.-The re-
gistraton in this District, as far as heard from,
gives 1889 whites, 800 blacks total; 1885, leaving
white majority OF 1183.
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FUH EI3lkEls AAl tSeE2xIs siLIE''.5
CyTEAMER BT. HELENA, CAPT D. BOYLE; WILD
y receive Freight Th1 Day and leave Ip,Aoyrop.. al
O'Clock, As-Af;5 and Msto Strsddy at o'clock A. NJ
~ ~ JN0. b. MURRAY,
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sx. Fun SAFANSAH.
|. ss~ - THE STEAMER 80 ).
10 Z CT~A- T. 0E :
aeO5 TONS sgETHEN.. Aae.!e.
I ~@cIPTAIN l.. II. CoxETT ER. s-yr =
-. - WILL LEAVE MIDDLE ATLANTIC,
%$k WHARF every TDESDAFN16Ri at
EGS enine o eioak, for that port. : . 49, sssS
a ~ For freightyor passage, apply on
board or to the Office OF j. d. AIKEN & O0pst
Septemberl2 Agents.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1867-12-27
CUffec ia Congress

When the new supplemental RECONSTRUCT
ton bill of Thad. Stevens was under con-
sideration Wednesday, in the House of
Representatives.
MIR. Brooks, Of Now Fork, said he was glad the
Dill had aroused some opposition among Republi-
cans, for 1t was evident that they fearful of
the effect out West Ii they passed such bill as
this He referred to the several reconstruction
acts and commended that their whole object was to
enfranchise the blacks and disfranchise the whites
OF the South The object was to enslave eight
million OF white people by putting an inferior rac e
to rule over them.
Mr.. Brooks then proceeded to argue that the
full blooded negro could never be the equal of the
Anglo Saxon race, and that nature never intended
him to be so. His very anatomical formation was
different from his head to his feet. He had no
hair upon his head, but wool 1t was true no in
strument had yet been invented to weave the
wool of the negro, but he had no doubt that it
could be done. The negro's skull is different from
that OF the white man, and the difference is noted
In his nose, mouth, legs feet and every part of his
body. he has nothing to denote that he is the
equal of the Anglo Saxon, and it was never inten-
ded by nature that he should be called npon to
cooperate in great government, or to be con-
sldered as the brother of the white man. These
remarks did not apply to the mulatto who did
evlnce intelligence when white blood coursed
through his veins, but the Congo negro was never
intended as man and brother. Referring to an
clent history, MIR. Brooks mentioned the Arabs,
the Turks, and others as nations that had been
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1867-12-27

We are glad to see that the Female Semi
naries in this State, under control of the
South Carolina Conference, are represented
as in a fourishing condition. At the
Conference held at Morganton during the
past week, we find from the reports sub
mitted that the Carolina Female College,
J. e. Blankenship, Presidept. at Arson
vile ; Davenport Female Co .ege, Rev. S.
Ian der, President, Lenoir, Ind Mecklen-
burg F emale College, Rev. A. G. Stacy,
President, Charlotte, are all in flourish
ing condition.
Within the range of our acquaintance
the schools for females are all well filed.
Mrs. Ransom's Seminary in this city, has
nearly or quite one hundred young ladies
in attendance. This speaks well for the
cause of female education in the State.
Whilesour State University has about COM
mitted suicide, and none of our male col
leges are as we'll patronized as they should
be, it is matter of congratulatien to know
that the daughters of the State are receiv-
ing the education necessary for them to
give that tone to society and exercise that
over the sterner sex which is
woman's Legitimate sphere, and which lends
to life its chiefest attraction.
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Discovery of Extensive Black Conspiracies
In she South.

The surging elements of political and
social strife now agitating the South are
beginning to find an outlet in an almost
boundless sea of troubles. We have al
ready chronicled many acts of Iawlessness
committed by the blacks in defiance of the
civil authorities in various parts of the
Southern country, but they seem not to
have been so unprovoked and alarming
as those that have occurred in Mis-
sissippi. So threatening have mat
ters become there that the Governor
has felt called upon to issue proclama-
ton, warning the blacks against commit
ting further outrages, and also cautioning
them against following the seditious advice
of emissaries, black Or white. It appears,
according to this proclamation, that con-
spiracies actually exist in Mississippi
among the blacks to ''go to war by Jan
uary next, unless Congress arranges plan
of dividing and distributing the farm lands,
particulars of persons and places being fur
nished the Governor. In such an event, it
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1867-12-27
Concentration for slaves,

The Kentucky Senate has adopted. by
vote of twenty five to six, resolution pro-
viding for the appointment OF a select COM
uitteo of five from the Senate and hve
from the House, with instructions to report
as early as practicable the assessed value OF
slaves taken from the citizens Of kentucky
by Federal tx cut:ye proclamation, by acIS
of Congress. and by amendment to the Con
stitution Of the United States, known rs
the 18th article; and also the value oI Sued
slaves taken from each county III the Com
monwealth; and that said committee report
what steps are necessary and proper to en-
able the citizens Of the State to obtain com
pensation from the Federal Government
for such slaves SO taken.
We suppose that the talk of reviving the
Constitution has recalled to the Kentuck-
ians the recollection of provision of that
document which inhibits the taking OF
private property except On just compensa-
ton.