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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-09-18

FRIEDMAN K11LEp.-we learn, without hearing
the particulars, that young freedman, bearing
his own yard, near Clinton, in this District, on
Tuesday night last, by another freedman, one Bob
Young, tho same who made the Radical infamma-
tory harangue to the freedmen here On Saturday
Ia A,t.- EaYLfp1Srlhe Herald.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

aTREGISTRATION-F NOTICE-SIxTH
PRECINCT, DISTRICT OF BERKELEY, PARISH OF
ST. JAMES, GOOSE cREEK.-The Board of Registra-
ton for the above named Precinct will hold their final
sessions Of registration for revising and correcting the
Lists and to register any person who may have been pre-
vented from registration:
At Goose Creek Poll the 2Sd and Gath September.
At summervile Poll the 25th and 26th September.
At wassamas.w Poll the % and sOth September
The hours of sitting will be from GA. N. to 8 P. NJ.
LOUIS pINKERS,
Chairman Board Of Registrars,
9th Precinct, District Of Berkeley,
Parish st. James, Goose Creek.
CaxaI Iarato.
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Disturbance I'm Augusta.
From New Orleans.

NEW ORLEANS. September 17.-General MOVER,
IN his order, assuming command, continues in
Eores tie --;.ti--ss .f hi tscoecessors US
signs Breyet Maj. Gen. REYNOLDS to command the
District Of Texas, Breyet Brig. Gen. MCKENZIE,
to command the sub-districtof the Rio Grande.
Gen. REYNOLDS is to establish his headquarters at
San Antonio OF Austin, until the fever shall have
abated sufficiently at Galveston to render it safe to
remove there.
There have been sixty Eight deaths for the
twenty-four hours, ending at six this morning ;
among them E. W. sHEsBoURSr, special agent of
the Treasury Department.
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sSThe Relatives, Friends and Acquaint-
ances of Mr. and Mrs. JAEs LAH7AN, also Mr. PATRICK
LAYFAs, also Mrs KENNEDY. respectfully invited to
attend the Funeral of the late Mr. JAMES LAFFAN at
the corner of Morris and Smith Streets at hapast Eight
O'Clock. Thi, Xornino. September 18
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@A YOUNG LADY RETURNING TO HRk
country home. after asoourr Of few monfha in the
city was hardly recognized by her friends In psceo!
coarse rustic, flushed face, she had soft ruby com.
plexion of almost marble smoothness, and instesd
twsnty-tbree she really appeared but eighteen. Uponfn'
quiry to the cause OF great CHANGE abe plainly
told them that she used the CRcAssIAN BALM. and
considered it an Invaluable acquisition to any
By Its any Lady Gentlemen can improve their per-
sonal appearance hundred fold. It Is simple fnits
combination, Nature herself Is simple, yet unupsss.
ed In It's efficacy in drawing impurities from, also heal
ing, cleansing and Identifying the skn and complexion
By its directactfon the cucle IT draws from & al ts
impurities kindly healing the same, and leaving thsspr
face Nature intended it shoud be-csar soft smooth
and beautiful Price 81, sent by Mai Express
ceipt Of an order by
". L CLARK CO., Chemists.
No. 3 Vest Fsyette Street. Syracuse. N. z.
The only American Agents for the sale Of the Same.
March 50 1y
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Domestic Markets.
NOON DISPATCH.

Domestic mnTSetss
NOON DISPATCH.
NEW YORK, September I7.-Stooks heavy at
Boards little better afterwards. Money. easy at
six per cent, Gold 145s. Exchange slass. Bonds
'62 114t /; Virginia 6's, new issue, 80; Tennessee
6s, new issue, 65S. Floura shade better for lower
grades. Wheat 1c. better. Corn 1a2c. better. Rye
Quiet. Oats 1a2c. lower. Pork decidedly lower;
new Mess s24 Is to "a so. Whiskey quiet. Cotton
dn1l at. Is for Middlings Turpentine firm at sol
Ga Rosin dull, ct $4a4 u for common. i
EVENING DISPATCH.
Cotton lower; sales 600 bales, A3a25c. Flo9l
active: State SO 90a11; Southern $40 26al9 Is
Wheat active and better. Oats, Western 65sa66fc
Pork dull and lower at $24 81. Lard quiet. Gfo
ceriss quiet and unchanged. Turpentine 6fc
Freights firm. Stocks strors Money per cept
"a coupons 119?. Gold 1At. Virginia 6's 4SaPO
Government sold gold to-day.
CNorNAr1, September 17.-Flour firm; in sPc
demand. Corn quiet at 81. Pork inactive IA
$2A so. Bacon quiet; shoulders l44c.; clear si9ei
1aa1Ssc. Eard 1915.
lBAlGnosE, September l Cotton and Co4ee
unchanged. Flou. little dong and weak WhSa'
frm. White Corn $1.16; yellow s1.2o Oats 62aF6
Bacon in fair jobbing demand Sugar closed BE-
tive; Grocery brands 12sa12s. whiskey unchanged
.LoursvuLE, September 17.-Flour firm; super
fine 81 %. Corn, shelled 81 10. Mess Pork s25 q
a25 so. Bacon shouldefs 15c; clear sides 1876
Lard Isle.
WILMINGTON, September 17.-Spirits Turpentine
firm at 81. Rosin frmer at 50 25as7 for common
to window glass.
Accounts from the interior are very unfa7orablt
in regard to the cotton crop. Weather clear ant
warm.
New ORLEANS, September -Cotton-sales s
bales, dull and lower; Low Middlings, 21tc. Re
ceipta in three days 9G4, against 5s1. Export
same time 458. Tobacco quiet and unchanged
Louisiana Sugar--only a retail business; fully fan
15Sc; Cuba, very irm Nos. IL and 13, 12ta14tc. Nc
lssses-no Louisiana on the market. Cuba held 8
&c. Flour-Rainy weather prevented operations
Single Extra, 50 5O Choice, $1S %. Corn que
and firm at 81 15a1 20. Oats firm at 75c. Por
hosdl nj s2y so, with but little demand. Bacol
1rm: Shoulders jobbing at 16c; Clear Rib Sides
1e1c: Clear Sides, 1870 Lard-Prime, in kegs, 10
s16. Gold, 144Sa145. Sterling, b6a59. New Yor
SIGHT Exchange, premium.
MosTIE. September 17.9Cotton in good de
rnsnd. chiefly for the higher grades, which ar
scerce fnd relatively higher. The market close
stesdy, with Middnngs at q. Sales 400 bales. he
Iuousx, September IL. Cotton dull. Sales 4
aea.-Mid3hngB q.
sAyaNssAa: September 17.--Cotton juliet and IN
changed. Sales 81 bales. Receipts $40. Mid
dhngs &s.
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Inc the srort time since its public introduction into use
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In resorting to this remedy. the invalid can depend
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THE appetite which improves Under ifs administration.
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The Indian War.

LEAvENwoRrH, September 1.-THE Indians have
resumed hostilities on the Smoky Hill route, at
tscking several stage stations. They STACKED
government train at Bunker Hill, killing twoteam-
sters and Sounding three. They captured one
woman and three children, and stampeded all the
stock. The teamsters subsequently recaptured
the woman and children. White men, disguise
- Indians, were among the attacking party. Two
Indianswere killed.
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From Havana. /.

HAVANA, September H.-The Press protests
against sA1sARE entering s5,OOo,o 600 without the
approval Of Congress.
The import duties have increased fifty per cent.
Sugar paralyEed. Exchange unaltered.
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@ THE UNDERSIGNED HEREBY NOTIFIES
all parties who indebted to the estate or MATTHIE
SEN OHARA CO., Bankrupts. that If such indebted
not adjusted before the 18th day oocober 1867
legal proceedings to compel the same will be instituted
September 16 6 LOUIS NOLAN.
IsTRATION-FINAL NOTICE
FOURTH PRECINCT, WARDS No. 8 AND 7AND AND
s-The Board of Registration for the above named
Wards in order to complete the registration of the
by the 10Th ins registration will be held at the WASH
ingon Engine House. vsnderhorst street. for Wards No.
and g. Tuesday. Wednesday and Tharsday neIt, the
10TH 11th and 10Th days of September from to O'Clock
each day.
And at the Eagle Engine House. MeeEing street, the
following week, for Wards No. and ., on Tuesday,
Wednesday and Thursday. the 18th, 18th and 18th Sep
tember from 9 to O'Clock each day. alter which the
books win positively be closed.
The registration lists will be exposed for public e1ai'
nation viz At the Eagle Engine House on Monday and
Tuesday, the 2Sd and oath nst and at The Washington
Engine House on Wednesday, Thursday and Frdau. the
25th 26th and 9th September from II to O'Clock each
day. after which time for two days, viz Saturday, the
2sth and Monday S0h september the Board Will revise
and correct the ls and register any person who may
have been before prevented from registration. The said
revision win take place at the Washington Engine House,
from II TO O'Clock each day.
NATH'L TYLER, senr..
Chairman Board Registration 4th Precinct.
September5 sept 6, 6, 10, II, II, 10, 25, 23
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TELEGRAPHIC.
Our Cable Dispatches.

LIVERPOOL, September 17.-JAAIEs N. HEWITT,
heavy American trader, has suspended. Liabih-
ties unknown.
HAGUE, September 17-The forged note seized
yesterday, proved to be Confederate bond
LONDON. September 17-Noon.-Bonds 7O&.
LIVERPOOL, September 17-Noon.-Cotton dull
and unchanged; sales 5000 bales. Breadstuffs firm.
LONDON, September 17-Evening. -Consols 94s.
Bonds IS; Frankfort 765.
LIVERPOOL, September 17-Evening.-Cotton
closed quiet, Uplsnds Gid. Orleans gid. Sales
10000 bales Breadstufs closed steady. Corn ad-
vanced Cd, making the advance 1sd during the
dsy: mixed Western 39s Cd. White SD Cd. Pork
7Oi. Rosin, common Wilmington Ss medium 12s.
Turpentine 2Sa. Manchester advices favorable for
goods and yarns
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sPEcIAL NOTICES.

as-. .CONsIG NEES PER STEAMSHIP MAN.
HAITIAN, from New York. notified of hsr cargo be-
ing This Day discharged at Adger's South Wharf. All
Goods the Dock at sunset will be stored ct risk aad
expense Of owners. STREET BROTHERS CO.,
September IT Agents.
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aS- CONSIGNEES PER STEAMSHIP SEA
GULL, from Baltimore are hereby notified that shs I,
This Day dschargng cargo at Pier No. Union Wharves.
All goods nottaken away by sunset win remain on Wharf
at Consignee's risk. MORDECAI co.,
September IL Agents.
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Washington News.

WASHINGTON, September 1.-THE attendance
at Antietam is estimated at fourteen thousand.
The Governors of New York, Pennsylvania, New
Jersey, Maine, West Virginia and Maryland were
present Ex-Governor BRADFORD, the Orator of
the day concludes:
''Come peril to it (the Constitution) whence it
may from State rights or consolidation, let me, on
this anniversary Of its adoption, in the name OF
the men who made it, BY the memory of the men
who have died for it, upon the spot where blood
has been so profusely shed for its behalf appeal to
you to protect preserve and defend it"
General MULIoRD, Commissioner OF Exchange
during the rebellion has been appointed Collector
of the Third District Of Virginia.
The Internal Revenue receipts to-day amount to
s26eooo.
General HANCOCK will proceed to his department
soon, making his headquarters at some healthy
locality.
SHERIDAN is expected shortly.
CORNELIUS CABELL is strongly recommended,
but not yet appointed, Collector of Customs for
Corpus Christi.
The Commissioner of the Internal Revenue has
recently rendered the following decision:
printer is liable to the special tax as manu-
facturer II the articles he prints exceed in value
when printed one thousand dollars per annum. A
printer is understood to be any person or firm
whose business it is to take impressions from type
or engraved surfaces upon paper or other materi-
ais In determining the liability Of printers to the
special tax as manufacturers, the value Of the
articles of merchandise produced by them should
be alone taken into consideration. Amounts re-
ceived for inserting advertisements in newspapers
are not, therefore, so included.
Pressfng duties prevented General GRANT from
visiting Antietam. 81. - = tz4
The Heratd's special says: SIN view Of antici-
pated troubles with the President, there is mani
fsst disposition on the part Of the Radicals to cu
tiyate GRANT"
Secretary SEWARD goes home from Antietam.
New York News.
New YoRR, September 17.--GILL, GnLETT &
NoYrs, tea dealers, have failed. Indebtedness
half million.
Disturbance In Augusta.
AUGUSTA, September T7-For some days past
there have been rows between tie soldiers and the
freedmen. One negro is reported mortally and
one soldier badly wounded. The freedmen threat
ened to.attack the barracks last night but no Cd
lision occurred 1t is said the soldiers were the
aggressors.
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s@OFFICE DEPOT AND DIsBURsNG
QUARTERAfAsTER, ATLANTA, Ga. September 3, 1867.
Sealed Proposals will be received at this Ofc, @ IL
NJ Friday, September 90, 1867 at which time IT, Ill
be opened for supplying this Depot with the fol ing
amounts of FORAGE AND STRAW. Viz:
$4,000 pounds Oats.
455,000 pounds Hay, baled.
100000 pounds Straw, baled.
The Oats to be sound free from cha dirt and put
up in good strong sacks of not less thn two or more
than four bushels per sack The Hay and Straw to be
sound free from dust and weeds and well baled. The
whole to be subject to such inspection the Department
may direct
Bids must be in TRIPIrcATE with copy Of this adyer
tisement attached EAcE and bear the endorsement Of
two responsible persons who willing to become sure
ty for the bidder in the event of the contract being award
ed to him. Proposals not complying with the require
Ients Of this advertisement will be rejected.
Delivery to commence within ten lO days after notif
cation Of approval of contract and continue ct the rate OF
not less than one.hird Of the whole amount per month.
to be delivered in upon the siding at the foot OF
Forsyth street. at the Quartermasters warehouse,
Forsyth street. Atlanta, Ga as the Quartermaster may
direct.
rrOposzB rn- delivery Of onethird the amount OF
Forage and one-hak the amount ur sam san he enter
tanned, or for each article separately. N
Bidders are invited to present represented at the
opening of the bids.
Satisfactory evidence of loyalty of each successful bid
DER and solvencS of the persons offered as surety. will
be required.
The Government reserves the right to reject any and
all bids.
Proposals should be addressed to the undersigned.
and endorsed Proposals for the delivery OF Forage and
Straw" .a
By ordor of Brevet Beaderdeneral R. sAxToN, Chief
Quartermastor. q. ]. FARNsWORTH,
1st Lieut. s4th U. s. Infantry, A. A. Q. NJ,
sentember7 10 In charge of Depot
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From, Porto Rico.

PosTo RIoo, September 14.-Se7en hundred
troops arrived on the Sd.
Two yeaasls, ordered for St. Thomass are de-
tanned.
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OBITUARY,

DIED. in Ballard County, Kentucky, 3oth July ultimo
WILLIAM HENRY HARPER aged AZ years. Of this
city.
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Cubnr, Cable.

- The Cuban Gable,
.Kx7 WEST, September t7.-Mr. MEDLEY, he
electrician Of the Cable is very i'll.
The yellow fever is absting at the Tortugas. The
officers are out Of danger.
s. Fsf..I > e :,
Marine Intspigenee. tsAyi
NEW Yoak, September 1.-THE steamship
Champion has arrived from Charleston.
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AZ TURNER'S TIC DoULOUREU1 OR
TURNER'S TIC DoULoUREUX OR
UNIVERSAL NEURALGIA PILL.

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mail on receipt Of 81 andtwo postage stamps Sold
everywhere.
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fremont street, Boston, Mass.
September 2 hHI olloo
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New ToRK, September 17.--G1II, GnLETT
NoYrs, tea dealers, have failed. Indebtedness
half q million.
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ssNOTICE To MARINERs.-C AP T AINs
AND PILOTS wishing to anchor their vessels in Ashley
River are requested not to do anywhere within direct
range Of the heads OF the SAVANNAH RAILROAD
wHARvEs, on the Charleston and 81 Andrews side OF
the Ashley Rvor by which precauton, contact with the
submarine Telegraph Cable viii be avoided.
S. c. TURNER, q. NJ
Harbor Masters Office, Charleston February e. lsee.
Tot-,
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This petition is endorsed by the Hons. Henry
Wilson, John Sherman, Ira Harris, Horace Gree
ley, l.. F. G. Foster, N. P. Banks, and A, g..
Curtin. ,.aa - e.. -.
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No. Isl Meeting street, opposits Charleston HotNL
June II
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-01-05

CoSvICTs.-Mr. j. W. Pitzer, Sheriff
of Wetzel county, last night brought
three convicts to this city, and lodged
them in our Jail. The following are the
names of the prisoners, and the times
for which they are sentenced John
Williams, one year; G. B. Little, three
years; W. B. Reynolds, three years.
Tailor Faris will take good care of them.
and, if necessary, learn them trades.
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u,LrrnoRE LOCK Hospital.

Established as a Refuge from Qnaekery. The
only place where cure can lie oo'aiheo-
DE. JOHNSTON
Has discovered the most Certain, Speedy, and
only EftcC,ual Remedy IN the world Ion WEAK.
ness OF the Back ~ Limbs, St'i.tuiSs, Aneeuvns
of TN, kidneys and Bladder, involuntary Ias
charges, Imputrncy, General Debility, Nervous
ness, Dyspepsia, languor, Low SpriS I"hiu
sion uf Ideas, falpItatl"h oi the Irait inhlus'
a. Tr,mhliug, Dunrss al Sight o!u'uhess-
D,srss. of the Head. Throat, NUsc or skin, Al
sections of the Liver. Lungs, stomach OF Bow
.ls-those Terrible Disorders arising NON Sol'
tnry Habit, If lnuth-sECi,tT and solitary pInr
,ic,. mon, fatal to their victims than the songs
oI Syrru, 10 thu Mariners al Ckss'S Olishtins
their most brilliant hopes Or antcipat'ons, I'm
drring marriage, &C. iHlpossloi''
YOUNG MIN
Especially. who have become the victims oi sou
tary Vice that dreadful and destructive habit,
which annually sweeps 10 an untim,ly grave
thousands of Young Men 81 the hi"s' eh.'.o
tnI,uts and brilliant intellect, who might other
wise have entIanccd listening senates with ths
thun,icr of cloqu,upc. OF walked To .,stasS ths
thrilling lire, may call with iuu confidence
MARRIAGE.
Married Persons. or Young Mcn contempias
ing Marriage being aware Oi lhysca! weak.
mes organic debility, dcioimiiies, sPccdiiy
cured.
lie who places himself under the caro- Of Dr'
] may rciigiuusly Cunhdc In his honor as gen
tlrman. aud confidently rely upon his skin - .
physician.
ORGANIC WEAKNESS
Immediately Cured and Full Nisor Restored.
This Distressing Affection, which r,ndcIs llis
miserable and Marriage impossible, Is the penal.
~ Maid hy the victims 81 improper indulgence.
Young persons are too apt To commit .hccsscs.
from not being aware Vi the dreadful conse
stands the subject v ~ pretend 10 deny that the
power Of procrcation = lost sooner Dy those iaii
inc into improper habits than by the prwicnI
Besides being deprived Of the pleasure oi healthy
ofspIinc the most serious and destructiNesymp'
toms of both body and mind aris" The Systcis
become, Dclangrd the Physical and Mental
Functions weakened. loss OF ProcrcatlN" rover
Nervous Ir1itability, Dyspepsia. Palpltation oi
the Heart Indigestion. constitutional Debility.
a wasting OF the Frame, Cough, Consumption.
Decay aud Death.
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APPEALs.-The final meeting of the
committee on Appeals, to correct erro-
neous assessments on personal or real
estate, (if any there be,) for the past
year, will be held on Monday evening.
Persons feeling aggrieved will do
well to avail themselves of this, their
last opportunity.
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PoLICE.-In the Police Court yester'
day Peter Smith was fined five dollars
and costs for assault and battery; VIM
Taylor three and costs for being drunk
and disorderly; James P. Langston five
and costs and Thomas Stanley twenty
and costs for like offences.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-01-05

THE PARK.-The skating park is
nightly thronged with merry skaters,
who hold high carnival on ice. The ice
is in excellent condition and the skat-
ing fraternity enjoy it hugely. Mr.
VIM. NJ. Berryhill, the efficient mana
ger, is ever on the alert to the interests
of visitors.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-01-05

Wool GROWERS MEETING.-A meet,
ing of the Hancock county Wool Grow
er's Association will be held in the Court
House, in New Manchester, on Tuesday
next. The following questions are an
nounced for discussion: "What species
of sheep is best adapted to our location
and climate, and what mode of man
arement in the winter |"
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BASE BALL ON ICE.-The scene on the
park yesterday was something new, and
vas interesting to all who witnessed it.
A regular game Of base ball was played
by the "Hunkidori" Club, of this city.
A great number of spectators were pres
emit, including large proportion OF
ladies.
The game was web played, and every
rule of the game was strictly enforced.
The batting and the running was e1-
cellent; but the fielding was none OF
the best. This resulted from the very
nature of the case. The ball would be
knocked beyond the ice, and of course
it was awkward for men on skates to
get the ball to the pitcher. But as
whole, the playing was good and did
credit to the Club.
Aside from the novelty of the thing,
we do not admire base ball on the ice.
Everything has its season, and summer
is the time to play ball. Ball playing
on the ice is like skating in July, so far
as incongruity is concerned. Every
thing in its season, and season for ev-
erything. Base ball is good thing; so
is skating. But both combined is "too
much of a good thing"