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ST. JAMES HOTEL,
NEW ORLEANS.
PEUpiiIEIDES
HNusE, Nos. II. .s. 20 AVID

lyTEyENS HOUSE, Nos. IL. :3, 20 AND 27
- Broadway, n y. opposite Bowling Green II the
European Plan-TIIE STEVENS HOUSE is well and
widely known to the travelling public The location is es-
peciay suitable TO merchants and business men 1t is i'll
close proximity to the business part OF the citys on
the highway of Southern and Western raye-and ada.
cent to all the principal Railroad and Steamboat depos
The STEVENS HOUSE las liberal accomlnUlaOI. FOR
over 800 gessit is we'll Furnished and possesses every
ot its inmates The spacious and well ventl-
Iated-providcd with gas and waer-the attendance is
prompt and respcctfu-and the table is generously pro-
Ihc rooms having been refurnished and remodccl
or email ID to offer facilities for the comfort and
pleasure II our guests. "Eo. h. CHASE " 60,
MAY IS emo PrOpretors.
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rulings go to HIRAM HARRIS, No. SO Broad street.
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DIsT1or CoURT, Hon. GEO. W. LOGAN PRESIDING.
The State rs. Smart Grant Ben Williams anu
Jno. Patrck-Riotous assemblage and assault auu
battery This was riot that occurred on the oo'h
June in Bogard street, by which ueli'ian
named MYERS was injured. 7. s. HING ESQ.,
appeared for the defence. Verdict-Guilty 1or 'he
first two; not guilty for the third.
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Free to Everybody.

Large G PIP. Circular, giving information OF the
greatest Importance 10 the young OF both sexes.
II teaches how the homely may become beautiful, th'
iespised respected and the forsaken loved
No young lady or gentleman should fail to send their
address, and receive copy postpaid. by return mall
Address p O. Drawer. q,
.or,, IN 1yr Trof N Y
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A PLEASURE IN SToRE.-The huge picture gahc-
ry recently rcted IN Meeting street, by DAN GAS
-y1Io, was surrounded yesterday by an admlrnG
crowd, who discussed the fanciful representations
The urchins, both white and black, were III nitn
gee, and discussed the contemplated ln'asion
with considerable animation. There are 10" WIZ
do not remember January and the other features
of DAMS Caravan, and we anticipate rush 10 'ne
canvass, as soon as its white walls are reared Oh
the Green.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

10 TRAys1Yx1 ApvERrIsERs.-No transient ad-
vertisement win be published in this journal here
after unless paid for IN advance. BY transient we
mean an advertisement from any person who Is
no t regular advertising customer Of the News
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DIR. =. a. Chevalicr's Bcautifier and Pre-
server vegetable and botanical cream for improving
the complexion and skim Prepared ONLY and SOLELY by
the world-renowned chemist SARAH A. CHEvALIER,
NJ. D., No. 1923 Broadway N. Y. Sold by all Druggists
October Is tuths G
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TRY Them.

Many persons have within this summer experienced
the benefits to be derived from the of PANKNINs
HEPATIc BIrrERs. We would recommend them to all
who stand in need of q tonic
For sale by all Druggists. October G
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REwARDs.-Governor DER offers reward OF two
hundred dollars for The arrest of MARGARET Fow-
LEg, guilty of the murder Of her husband and
reward Of one hundred dollars for the arrest OF
Andrew Reed, freedman, guilty of horse stealing.
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SHINGLES, &c.-We direct the attention OF bull
ders to the advertisement Of Mr.. c. j. ScHLEPE-
aREL1, who offers at his stand, No. 81 Line street.
fine lot Of shingles.
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HEKvEY NJ. CLECKLEY, Nj. d.,
Homeopathic Physician.


OFFICE AND RESIDENCE, SOUTHWEST CORNER
COLLEGE AND GREEN STREETS, Charleston, s. C.
CONSULTATION HoUEs-From to 0H A. NJ from to
A. P. NJ; from s to 10 P N.
October 3 thstu12
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Post Office Notice.

PosT OFFICE,
CHARLESTON, October 5, 1867.
Cn and after 9th instant the mails for Columbia
and points beyond will close at 4.SO P. M.
second mail for Columbia and the Columbia
branch o. South Carolina Railroad will close at
9PM.
Mails for Augusta Savannah, and the Way Mall
from Charleston TO Augusta will close at9So a. NJ.
The second mail for Augusta closes at 6.SO L. Nj.
On Sundays but one train leaves, and all mails
close at P NJ.
CHARLESTON, S. g., July 6, 1867
After to-day the mails for Northeastern Railroad
will close at S O'Clock AM. and to-day and after
wards they are expected to reach the Railroad
Station" at 2:3O O'Clock PM., and 70 be ready for
delivery at this office al s.. o'clock P. NJ.
CHANGE OF Hour DELIVERY Or SUNDAY MAIL.
On and after. 'nday, 9TH inst, this Office will be
open from FIVE to six o'clock for delivering mails.
STANLEY G. TROTT, P. M.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

ALL KINDS OF JOB WORK DONE AT THE DAILY
NEWS OFFICE
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT CoURT-Hon. GEO. s.
BRYAN PRESIDING The case of MADoRA Desrignes
and ELIZA Nunnery, for passing counterfeit cur
rency, was taken up, T. Y. SmoNs and w. E.
MIKELL, Esqs., appearing for the defence. The
Jury returned o verdict of not guilty.
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CURIOUS AND INrEREsTINa.-A demure looking
individual was seen ON East Bay at an early nour
yesterday morning (when the Thermometer was
below seventy degrees), with large but 'aaeu
umbrella spread overhead as protection against
the mild sunshine that other folks were seeking
from choice.
Another singular phenomenon was man, WIFI
straw hat and an overcoat on, walking Oh inc
battery late yesterday afternoon. =,
We PROFOUND the inquiry, What does 1t all
mean?
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TuE YAoHT RAcE-Our readers will not forget
the great yacht race, which takes place to-day at
one O'Clock. The steamer Fannie will make an ex-
cursiou trip around the harbor, which will enable
her passengers to view the race. The walls OF
Fort Sumter, Fort johnson, and other available
points, will be occupied by those desirous OF wit
Messing the sport.
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The woN DER OF THE AeE-K1NG OF PAIN.
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PERSONAL General T. MUIDRop LOGAN has
arrived in this city from Richmond, on visit to
his family. General LOGAN achieved brilliant
reputation during the war; and after the surrender
made Richmond his home. He is now engaged In
the practice of law in that CITY, and is the Presi-
dent of Coal Mining Company.
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Two hundred and fifty thousand bottles KING
OF PAIN sold in New Dreams in month.
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The Time to Advertise In the Country.
The PHGNIx has a large circulation throughout tho
middle and upper Districts OF the State. Advertising
reasonable the stringency of the money mar
ket will warrant. Merchants and others wishing to use
the columns of the paper will address
JULIAN A. SELBY. Proprietor,
February 25 Columbia. y. G.
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1--WE direct attention to the card of Messrs. R. M.
MARSHALL & Bro, auctioneers and real estate
agents, in another column. Their facilities for
conducting this busnss care ample, and their
consignments seldom remain on their hands.
Each Wednesday is devoted to the sale of horses,
furniture &C.
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HARDWARE, CooxNa Stoves, &c.-fhe sign OF
the Golden Gun, at No. $40 King street, has made
that stand quite popular, and the proprietor, MIR.
SAMUEL r. MARSHALL, has become one OF the big
gums in the trade. He has recently increased his
stock By large additions Of the various articles in
his line, and now offers attractions to the public
that are rarely equalled. We direct attention to
his advertisements. where the principal goods are
enumerated.
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KING OF PAIN never fails to cure.
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KING OF PAIN cures a pain in minute by the
watch.
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n Card.

What is TARRANT'S EFFERvESCENT SELTZER
APERIENT. and what are its effects? These ques-
tions which the great American public has right to
ask and it also has right to expect candid and satis
factory reply. The preparation is mild and gentle
saline catharc. Alternative and tonic and is most
fully prepared in the form of white powder con-
tanning all the wonderful medical properties OF the far
famed Setzer Springs OF Germany.
OF its effects would say that those who have tested
the preparation the best judges, and they declare
their signatures that the preparation will
promptly relieve indigestion Regulate the flow of the
bile. Cure every species of headache. Tranquiize the
system Refresh and invgorate the weak. Mit-
gate the pangs of Rheumatism Neuralize acid in the
Stomach. Cleanse and tone the bowels. Assist the
falling appetite. Cure the heartburn.
II you sufferer give this Remedy trial. and it
will convince you of the above facts.
TARRANT CO.. Sole Propretors. New York.
Sold by all Druggists. 3mos September IL
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DR. FoRDEs can be consulted at the Mills
House.
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DR.. FoHDEs can tell disease without asking
questions.
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TIE PoEMs OF THE LATE HENRY TnRoD.-
The Columbia Chronicle says: 1--WE learn With
pleasure that number Of the friends and admi-
rers of the late gifted HENRY TnmoD contemplate
the early publication OF his poems. We do not
believe more popular work can be published.
There is not refined household in the land where
such volume would not be found"
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A WORD TO TIE WIsE.-There are a number OF
persons who have postponed their winter purchas-
es until this late day, but though procrastination
has been called the thief of time we have word
of comfort for these individuals. MIR. LOUIS COHEN
has opened full assortment of the latest styles in
dry goods, which he offers to his lady friends and
customers at the lowest rates. His stock has been
carefully selected, and designed expressly fo1 this
market.
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PROCESSION OF CoLoRED CHILDREN.-Ihe un-
usual sound OF martial music heard on the streets
yesterday, caused number of curious persons 10
collect on the street corners and along the SIDE
walks, in order to obtain good view OF the snow
The procession was heralded by band OF music
and was composed of colored children, members
we were informed, of the Rev. Kane's sunday
School in the African Church. The children were
guarded by a small body Of colored men In UNI
form, and by two policemen. They paraded
through the principle streets and attracted con-
siderable crowd OF colored boys and men VINO
lined the sidewalks.
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Music ON THE BArTERY.-The Post Band will
play on the Battery this evening from 4.SO p M
until dark, with the following programme:
1. Quickstep.
Q. Grand Finale from Lucia di Lammermoor.
8. Polka Chase.
4. Tho from La Favorita.
5. Polka Mazurka from LIE Caid.
g. Trinity Chimes.
T. Quickstep-Friend Of my Soul.
s. Come where my Love Lies Dreaming.
g. Overture from Martha.
IN Ruenos Noches
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Da. FoaDrs & Co.. Propriesors of KING OF
Pam.
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TAX ORDER No. 92.-AN ExpLANATIoN.-The
Chronicle says: The following important letter
from General CANDY to his Excellency the Cover.
nor will be read with interest by the people OF the
State, and especially those who are interested in
the payment and collection OF taxes:
HEADo'Rs SECOND MILITARY DISTRICT,
CHAIR EsToN, October 9Th.
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Kno os PAn-The most successful remed!
KNOWN
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September z
Des Arc weekly citizen., 1867-04-13
Simplicity in Language,

Do not part with your commonscnse when you write. Ypti Nccrlrnotmakc
 an idiotaof yourself because you have
 m pen'in your hand Be simple, be honest, be unaffected. in yoiir speaking
 and writing. Never use a long word
 where a,short one will do. Call things
 by their right names; never smother your thought with a cloud of phrases i;
 let a spade be a spade, nota well l-known
 oblong instrument fmahual industry {; let homo be home, not n residence; a
 place, not a locality. Write much as
 you would. speak 1; speak as you think. With your interiors; speak.no coaiser
 than usual; withhyour superiors, no ltiner.i Be what you say, and say what
 you.arc.., Avoid all oddity of express ion. The wise man will so speak that
 no one may observe show he speaks, Talloto please, not 'yomsegcbut your
 nciglbor; give him the fcfresliment of
 sitting by cheerful, modest, sensible ,talker; one who is equally ready to
 give or to take, and swho' leaves his facts and his opinions on your mcn1o- ry; not the words in which they were uttered. Be q, gentleman in openness
 of demeanor, in simplicity of language,
 in freedom from singularity, if not by birth Show your goodtastc and good
 breeding in your speech and style, if not in the fashion of your dress and
 your knowledge of etiquette .e ssala
Des Arc weekly citizen., 1867-04-13
Radical Dictionary.

X Loyalty--Denouncing the Constitu- tion as a covenant with death and a league with he'll; and the President le- gally elected under it as an enemy to his country. a.,. r s.
 Disloyalty-Snpporting the Govern ment in meeting the requirements of the Constitution. 'l :.
 Patriotism-Holding all the offices and abusing everybody who conccives that he has the least right to object. ~ F Party of Great Moral Ideas-An or ganization the leaders of which arc in- idcls and most of the followers practi-
 Supporting the Union-Subverting the entire system of government and overriding the Constitution.
 Opposing Sece ssion--Swearing that eleven States went out of the Union by their own acts, and that it is necessary to hold them as territories in order to get them back.
 Our Goverhmcnt-The President when he is Radical, and Congress when that is Radical.
 Impartial Suflragc-That kind of voting which keeps the Radical leaders in power. Memphis Ledger, a
Des Arc weekly citizen., 1867-04-13
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 Sorrow sobcrs ns, and makes the mind genial; andEh Asofrow we love and trust our, friends. more tenderly, and the dead become dearer to, us.5- And just as the stars shine out in the night, 90 there are blessed ffaces that look at us in our grief though before, their features were fading from pur recollection,esa sal l..ss siAgia let .s E Sufering! Let no man cheat it too much, because it is good for him, and it will help to make him sure of his be- ing immortal. Itx-is in sorrow-the night of the soul1thAtswe see furthcst and know ourselves natives of infnity and sons and daughters of the most High. h.[-Euthansy
Des Arc weekly citizen., 1867-04-13

A THING WORTH KNOWING If peo pie planting orchards or shade trees would give strict orders to mark the north side with rcd chalk, or in some other legible manner, before they are taken up, and have the tree when set out, put in the ground with it's north side to the north, in its nat ural position, a larger proportion would live. Ignoring this law of nature is the cause of so many transplanted trees dying. If the north side is exposed to the south, the heat of the sun is too great for that side of the tree to bear, and therefore it dries up and decays. As this Is the shade tree planting season, we throw out this hint for the benefit of those intcrested.-- Nashville Press and Times.
Des Arc weekly citizen., 1867-04-13
s took up a collection to supply the
 lambs with hymn books and chewing

tobacco.
 The committee, with tlle funds, went down to Staten Island, passed through the camp, inspected ths lambs in. thciI tents, and finally came to Colonel Bil. | ly's headquarters. The chairman made neat speech, then putting his hand in hfs pocket, discovered that Inc money |l sf-had it, said he, awlen I reached the caiiip." rn si s7a Says ColonellBilly, s1 guess it's all right; some of the, boys, have got ii. Adjutant, just inquire who's lifted thc swag from. the old d,lilerinspcctacles.' 7 Adjutant went out to investigate, and returned with report that Com pany Q said they had relieved the old gentleman of the money for fear he might get fatigucd carrying it any fur ther.. sfs
 "Behold," said Colonel Billy, his eyes gleaming with emotion, ''thc no bility of the lambs, they may steal, but theyswolit lie.Yg@ 2 1Ga 4s Truth is anl exaIting Virtue which American youth withEsuch inustl.ious lexampcs'bcforc them ought to culti- vate as ono of the necessaries of life.
 Mrs. O'Lanus has impressed this no- ble prccept upon our Thcmistocles. v
 When she accuses him of broken window, sticking pins wrong way up ill the, chair cushions, or othefA pecca- dillos, she tells him to own up, and then slie Will aot lick hin, Ihut if. lie denies it he will be whipped addition saly for telling story. acifeE grass I don't think ,his Interpretation of the prcecpt or appreciation of the induce mcnt of ienicncy is altogether clear. '
 For instance, Inc frankly owned up when accused of breaking the. nose of his mothers favorite pitahcr,l when subsequently Eliza Jane acknowledged she did it. @
 When called upon for an explmha- ton, Master Themistoclcs fell back upon his lnother's assurance tliat she wouldn't lick him when he owned up.
 Ii is a good thing to encourage youth to virtue, but it is well to aoit under standingly. a
 Yours virtuously, M
 (ORRY O,IAEtrS.
Des Arc weekly citizen., 1867-04-13
TuE CocoANur wArEarAlIs.-We

{ TIE CocoANuT WArERrALLs.- e are pleased to learn that the cocoanut wa. teri;lls are meeting with favor in the eyes of our lady friends, and thatonc of our en- terprisins millinorslintends applying for a patent to have the sole benefit of the trade of this city. The dangerous styles which have lately been adopted, have come well nigh running the craniums oe some of the lovliest daihscls in the country, fact for which they eouli not account until the chignon horrors were made public. This imposition was an outrage, and it is quite apleasure to record our horror of the in- ventor of waterfalls. Within the last few days three hundred and forty-seven have been committed to the flames in this city. and twice that number of the cocoanut style haye been ordered. H ae
Des Arc weekly citizen., 1867-04-13

E1-Some two years ago a woman at
 East Lulworth, Mass, lost her wedding ring while engagcdi in her domestic du- ties. A few days ago she was peeling potatoes, and on dividing aA sort of double potato, she found in the inside of the potato the lost wedding ring, which she was ablo to identify, Enc potato was grown in q field some half a mile from, the cottage.
Des Arc weekly citizen., 1867-04-13
al UVfS VITtuVUNIN v,
 CORRY OLANUS.

ROMAN WoMEN.--Tho ancient Ro- mans, in some respects, were in ad- valicc of the present age in their prac- ticul physiological knowledge. This
 was especially the casein the habits Of the women. They seemed to he fully aware of the fact that Il hardy race must be born of healthful mothers, and consequently, any usage or practice likely to affect injuriously the health of women was viewed by the state with suspicion. The muscles were sys- tematically educated. Frequent bath ing was required by law. Large bath houses were established, whieh were places of common resort. For several centuries of the best ages of Rome, it was criminal offense for Roman mother to drink intoxicating liquors. At the time of our Saviour on earth, aud for q long period after, con- sidcred infamous for Roman woman to taste wine. For guest to offer a glass of wine to one of the household was looked upon as q deep insult, as it implied a want of chastity on her part.
 History records several deaths where they were put to death by their hus- bands because they smelt of Tome tum." The consequence of this sIphysi- cal training and abstinence from all in- toxicating liquorwas, that the Romans .
 were noted for their endurance and strength. Had we the same habits, with our superior christian civilization, we should astonisl. the world by our physical health and strength.