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Property and appur-
assisting Of the several
,,tuste lying and being In
t. .outh Carolina, amounting In
all I'd two hundred and ffty-nne
t425, ,ess, conveyed to the Said Kslmia
Mills ,oyer and by Gustayus Vo8er, all OF
which, tal tracts Of Land are now In possession
Of and -ed by the said Kalmia Mills as the site Of
their factry, now In course Of erection Together with
all and singular the waters, water privileges, rights.
members, heredaments and appurtepances to the said
premises belonging or in any wise incident or apper-
tanning.
AN the BUILDINGS, MACHINERY, Tools Implements
Carts Bricks, Lumber and Materials now belonging to
the said Kslmia Mills on the lands AID elsewhere
This property is situate Immediately on the South
Depot to within one mile OF the Bath Paper M and
eight miles of the City Of Augusta Georgia on the
waters of Big Horse Greek The Cotton Factory within
Building one hundred and four Q0D feet wide by two
hundred and twenty seven t22 feet long, designed to
contain ten thousand spndles and three hundred and
twenty looms and Is -ths completed. There ste
the land seventy eRht neat and ous cottages
for operatives, completed and in course erection;
Arstclass Steam Saw Mil in complete working order;
and Boiler; Planning Machine, Tools, &C.; blacksmith
Shop, with nplete set Of Tools; Machine Shop, with
Steam Engine and Boiler Lathe, Drill Press, &c.
The machinery for the Cotton Mil Is of the most
modern and improved character, manufactured In Eng
land, embracing ten thousand Spindes, shaftng and
other appurtenances; also two Turbine Wheels Of one
hundred and sixty horse po ser each also the machinery
for complete Paper Mill, capable Of producing ten
thousand pounds Of paperp per day. ..
"a portion Of the machinery Is or the land portion
In this city and portion in Englandl a,.
The Paper Mil Is in process Of cons trucion and con-
siderable part completed -Eia;.
The Water Power for running the Factory, derived
from Big Horse Creek, is ample. extensive and never.
hng, and the dam and other appurtenances are for-
ffths completed.
There is on the land Sawed Lumber sufficient to COM
plete all the buildings. "a. t.. -,
ALSO,
GLASS; TIN AND HARDWARE for all the buildings
except the Paper Mill The Water Power and all the
eessoes of this property suh as to adapt for arst
class Cotton and Paper Factories and capitalists are
afforded rare opportunity for good Investment
Terns-One.third cash; balance payable In si1, nine
and twelve months, secured by mortgage Of the prem
ises, buildings, d., 70 be insured and policies assigned
Purchasers to pay for papers. ...s,,rI
Further particulars may be obtained ON appicson to
B. F. EVANS, Esq, at the Mil, or to-. ~ - :
WARDLAW & CAREW, kuchoneers,
Corner Broad and State streets, Charleston, s. O.
asr Edgeaeld Advertiser viii give two insertions and
e'l.I Aprii "a '''@ - "mwfi5 tut
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OFFICIAL.
Headquarters, Second Military District,
CHARLESTON, S. G., April 18th, 1867.

Headquarters, Second Military District,
CHARLESTON, S. G., April 18th. 1867 !
ESPECIAL ORDERS, No. d.
l. It having become apparent that justice 10 freedmen
cannot b, obtained in the civil courts within the military
post of Aiken s. Co. consisting of EdgcGeld and Barn.
well Districts Provost Court is hereby established at
the post of Aiken s. c. TO consist of LIST Lieutenant VIII
STONE, 18th u s. Iufantry presiding together with
r;c--t.I, rouEnr,, Jtn u. s. Cavalry and A.
RAMSAY F4q of Edgefed District s. c., associates.
H. The court hall have jurisdiction of any to
which person OF color is party. except murder, arson
and rape Sentences imposing fues exceeding one hun
drcd isIo0) dollars. imprisonment exceeding two
months will not be executed until approved at these
Headquarters Tho court will carefully observe the
quirrmcas OF c. o. TO- current scrics from these Head
quarters.
III. The provost court may upon application OF any
person cocr sued prosecuted in any civil court i'll
Edgccd Darnwel District order the transfer OF such
case to tho provost court.
w. The proceedings OF the court in each casc will be
forwarded to the post commander for revision and appro-
vail appeals to these Headquarters ON the decision of
the post commander will not be considered unless
conpanicd by printed arguments of the parties their
counsel
V. The compensation OF the civilian Judge or Judges
will bc four dollars day; 10 court may employ clerk
mt compensation not exceeding three dollars day and
purchase stationary AL the expense of the court must
he paid out of the funds accrng from fines and costs
paid 10y parties tried before il.
VI. At tie end Of each month return of all fines and
expenditures with vouchers, will be made by tho court
To The post commander and by him forwarded to these
headquarters
VII. So much OF Gonernl Orders No. 102. Department
OF the South a. 80 49, 49, S. 3d. and g. Department OF
South Carolina series of 1865; General Orders Nos
and 81 Department Of South Carolina and Circular No.
q Department the South series Of 1906 docs not
conflict with this order, is still in force.
By command of Major-aeneral D. E. sIcKLEs.
]. ". CLOUS,
Captain 3Sth U. S. Infantry,
d.. c., & A. a. a. q.
nnirinl AL rS ,SIrn MnnrE Aid-de.C,anln
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Give Nature q Lift.

PEOPLE EXPECT TOO MUCH OF NATURE. THEY
ric with their health and their constitutions and then
arc surprised that they fall sick,
The pressure of constant mental bodily labor, upon
the animal powers is tremendous. Very few systems
and constitutions bear up against this pressure un-
assisted. Add te this the unhealthy influences which
lurk in the air breathe, the water drink,
the asstdc produced ut this by the change from
the rigor Winter to the warmth of Spring, and it would
seem require almost supcrhuman ySor to keep in per-
feet health without reinforcing the physical energies.
But how reinforce them? Certainly not with aduera-
ted stimnlants There is poison in the outer air.
in tho atmosphere of furnace-heated rooms work
shops factories, pernicous those deadly burning
fluids.
Why use them, when
HOSTE1i ERS STOMACH BITTERS,
4 vegetable tonic without alloy everywhere ob ain
able? Nothing has boon offered to the feeble and
dcbilitacd harmless in its nature, powerful in its
inUgoratng effects as this celebrated
STOMACHlC AND ALTERATIYE.
In the army and the navy, in settlements and in
crowded Cities by old and young, rich and poor it is
used as
PROTECTIVE AND RESTORATIVE MEDICINE,
with most gratifying results. April %
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fJ7EJCE II ERIK OF roIiSrJT

haftR l. iSG.
4 IL TAvEES-KEEPEliS, AND PERSONS EErAu-
a lN(i spiruua liquors. withll the city limits WHO
yc not executed t!cIr bonds and taken the proper
cards to iiIal they have crus- 10 SELL Will
ported ~ not ccurI, n.; with tin: law, after Monday oil,
inst.
Those who lnvr rar,ls hereby notified to lav the
same placed III conspicuous place III the window. All
falling To observe this nOtcr Will also be REPORTED after
the above mentioned tune. W II. SAIIIu,
March Clerk vi Council.
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New IRISH PorAToEs.-We bad the pleasure,
few days ago, of tasting some choice specimens OF
these tuberous esculents as prepared in the we'll
appointed cuisine of Messrs. WHITE & MINER The
potatoes were from tie farm of Mr. KNOX, in Christ
Church Parish.
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The PALMETTO STEAM FIRE ENGNE.-The Pal
motto Fire Company received b, the loneka on
Last Saturday, their new steam engine, which had
been ordered from the North some time since.
It was instantly taken in charge by the committee
appointed and carried to the engine house in Anson
street, where it was visited by numbers Of cnthusi-
astic firemcn, who were anxious to inspect the new
conner. From the criticisms of the knowing, we
can confidently say that the Palmetto Company
have obtained superior machine, and ono that
in their hands will be made to confer credit the
manufacturers.
The engine vas built at the Amoskea9 Manufac-
turing Works, Manchester, New Hanp shire. and is
of the same pattern rs those now in the Depart
ment but is far more elaborately ornamented, and
has several improvements that will add to it's eff
cacy. The boilers are covered with princes metal
and brass bands, and with the exception OF the
platform OF the air chamber. the entire engine is
covered with brass work. There arc four lanterns
on different parts of the machine, and one large
globe lamp surmountinG the air chamber, bearing
OH it's side the name Of the company and it's motto
:. Noti me tangere." The engine is complete IN
every detail and has fifty feet of strong india rub
Der suction hose; the pumps are double, forr
inches in diameter /; tho cylinder six and seven
eight inches and it has an eight inch sttokc.
The entire weight Of the engine for tire duly is
about $500 pounds, which Is extremely light wien
the quantity Of metal used in the construction is
considered By an addition to tho front the engine
can be moved either b. land or horso power,
great Improvement on those now iii use. The cost
of the engine was SlG50, and the manufacturers
have guaranteed that she will be all that the Com
panv expect. Tuesday has been appointed as the
time to test her spoutns qualities, and see what
chance the Company will have at Tue approaching
anniversary
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AcKNowIEDGNENT.-We arc indebted to Mr..
WM. DELAcEY OF the Mills House News Stand for
copies of the Boston Flagg, New York Scientific
american, and the New York Times MIR. della
cEY has copies of the latest periodicals always on
hand, among which are Belts Life, celebrated
English sporting journal.
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Free TO Everybody.

Large pp. Circular, giving information of tho
greatest importance to the young of both sexes.
1t teaches how the homcly may become beautiful, the
dcspised respected. and the forsakcn 10y cd.
No young lady gentleman should fail to send their
address, and receive copy postpaid by return mail
Address P. o. Drawer, 21,
March m 1yr Tros N, Y,
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IL. H..

II you want cheap Blank Docks;
l.. you want cheap Stationery, Envelopes. Pa
per, &C.; G. ATuLERs Almanac;
If you ant Printing executed neatly;
ryou want Books bound in any style, or Account
Books made to ordar With any desired pattern j!
ruling, so to HIRAM HARRIS, No. 50 Bread street,
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LOCAL MATTERS.
To Correspondents.

Wo are continually receiving communications on
political and other matters fror persons who do
not attach tLeir proper names to tt articles sent
and We take this occasion OF repeating that nothing
can be published in The DAILY News without
being indorsod by some responsible individual.
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PERsoS,L.-Among the distinguished arrivals at
the Mills House, yesterday, are the Hon. T. B.
PETITE, Mayor Of Newark, N. J.
Generals PORTER and BABcocK, Of Gen. GRANTS
staff; also, Judge J. L. WARDLAw, of South Caro-
lima.
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CLARKS INDELIDLE PESclL, Very convenient
article for marking linen, can be had at i. Dosu-
ERs News Emporium i'll Hasel street near the
Postoffice.
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The COURT OF GENERAL SESSIONS AND COMMON
PLEAS begins it's session for the District
of Charleston, at 10 o'clock this day, his
Honor, Judge MoNRo, presiding. We learn
that the Judge, during his stay in the city, will be
the guest of Col. JOHN E. CAREw, Sheriff OF the
District
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OPENCNG OF SPRING STYLES AT THE EMPnRrrTM
OF FASHION, No. 81 HUNG SrREEr.--1Trs. $. j.
CorcHErT invites tho attention Of thc ladies ni
Charleston and vicinity to her stock Of Millinery
Fancy Goods, Dress Trimmings, Patterns, &C.,
opening this day, which! comprises all the latest
styles and at the most reasonable prices. 3
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TR1A1.-A trial of the Young America steam fire
engine took place on Saturday afternoon, with the
following gratifying result: From section of
hose fifty feet in length, o stream Of water was
sent to the distance of 21O feet inches. The noz
zle used was Il inch bore and the Young America
Company are confident that they will hold their
own at the approaching contest.
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School AT ST. STpHENs' CHAPEL.-We direct at
.tenton to ON advertisement under the Education
al" head, of the school to be opened next week at
st, Stephens Chapel, Anson street. The princi-
pals, Rev. Mr. PHILLIPS and Mr.. J. 1. KLENcK,
are both experienced teachers, and offer rare
opportunity to parents dcsrous of giving their
children thorough, business education. Special
attention will be paid 10 modern language, artil-
metc and book keeping. a lady associated with
them, will take charge of the Young lady pupils.
We hope the sch will meet with the success its
proprietors so emincntly merit.
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The NEW COLUMBIA HOSE CARRIAGE "A special
meeting of the New York Firemen's Association,
was held last evening, says the New York Herald
of the 18th, at their headquarters, Sixth Avenue.
Vice President LEWIS J. PARKER in the chair. The
Committee on the New Hose Carriage for the fire-
men Of Columbia, South Carolina reported that
tl:oy had built carriage similar in style to that
lost on the steamship .dndaiusia. and that it was
now in the hands of the painters. They contem-
plated having the same finished by the 1st tot June,
when it will be forwarded to Columbia b. steamer.
The Committee also reported that by tho destruc-
ton of the former carriage by fire at sea they lost
nearly $500, which amount will be raised by sub
scription by the members.
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h-A-i-A-A-

The best Dyspeptic Bitters now in use PANKN1Ns
Hepatic Ders They never fail to give relief Try a
bottle and be convinced For sale by al Druggists
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AUCTION SALES.

Damaged Peas 10 be sold for account Of
acriters tInd all concerned.
By RISLEY & CREIGHTON.
Will be sold THIS DAY. 22d inst, ut Kcrr's Wharf,
12M,
81 bags containing 1872 nnasurcd) bushel B. E. and
Stock PEAS
- bags containing g-(measuredl bushels Corn.
Damaged on board schooner s. q. Travcrs," on her
late voyage from Norfolk to this port.
Terms cash. W. Y. LE[TCH Z. S. BRUINS,
April % Auchoneers.
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AID FOR TIE SourH.-The Monumental City has
not tired, in her devotion to the suffering and
starving South. The baltimore Sun. of Friday
mentions contributions that have been received
consisting OF corn, bacon, flour and money, and
also states that the Steamer FdcOn will take 5000
bushels of corn, and 10000 pounds Of bacon to
Charleston, and the Schooner Fannie 4. Bailey,
will sail for this city with 10000 bushels Of corn
and SC, QUO pounds cf bacon. Tho United States
ship Reit, has been placed at the disposal Of the
Commissioners and will soon leave with cargo
for Mobile, Ala.
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The BATTERY.-The visitors to this fashionable
promenade were favored on Saturday afternoon by
n concert from the 9th Band, and it was currently
reported that this was but the prelude to simil
performances during the season. The music stand
has been moved to the left side OF the Meeting
street entrance, and has been considerably I'M
proved by the workmcn until it has become almost
an ornament, and when occupied by the Band will
be the centre of attraction. The work on the Bat
terry is still progressing, although it can hardly be
completed before summer, but tho improvements
already effected have restored great portion Of
the ante beliuns look, and when the walks are
amended and the seats and fences repaired the
promenade will be in finished condition. The
Street Railway Company have laid the foundation
of their office to the right Of the music stand and
from the energy always displayed by their con-
tractors We may expect to see it completed in
short time 1t will DO small but tasty building,
and will be an ornament to the grounds. With the
two additional attractions music and tho cars
the Battery will be popular than it was during
last summer, and the accommodations offered
to visitors will induce many to patronize it who
were formerly prevented by the distance and the
heat of the weather.
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SODA Y WAlER,

HNHE UNDERSIGNED WILL CONTINUE TO DIS
i PENSE this agreeable and hcalthful beverage. at
their well-1nown stands, No Sc BASEL STREET. be-
tween King and Meeting Streets No. ias x KING STREET
iOld Piquct G ard House, aud ut the head of CENTER
MARKET, northwest corner.
. Druggists and others Wishing to Inc supplied with
Fountains Syrups, and dealers desiring Fountains
charged, will he accommodated upon reasonable
terms.
Steamers Hotels Restaurants anu private families,
furnished with superior of bottled Soda in quan-
titles to suit purchasers.
We agents for the sale Of A. ]. Morse Sons justly
celebrated Soda Wafer APPARATUS consisting of Genera
urs, ruull'ns, nI.IDic ui;t olants, hi.S~,l
lsefrgerans praught Stands Tnmeler Holders and all
apparatus necessary for the manufacture of Soda Water,
at the manufacturers prices. with freight added.
Dealers in Soda Water throughout the State, desiring
M apparatus. will do well n examine the merits ot
Morsc's Apparatus. before purchasing elsewhere.
Description catalogue and price list sent to address
upon application to JOHN BUCK CO., Charleston.
While apprcciRtng tho worry liberal patronage cXtonded
10 during the past stson, We shal strive 10 merit Its
continuance.
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THE UNITARIAN CHUICH--A large audience as
semblod at the Unitarian Church last night to hoar
u memorial sermon on those members of the con-
qegation who died during the late war. Tho sub
ject was the Immortality Of the Soul. The pastor
Of tue church, Rev. T. FIRST SMITH, took his text
from Luke VI: "a. "He is not hero but risen" and
dwelt upon the Immortality of the soul, and re-
ferred to the nature of death. He alluded to the
brave soldiers who were inferred in tho church.
ynrd, and compared the struggle in which they
lost their lives to the warfare Of the Christian.
The discourse showed scholarly mind and deep
thinker. with not unfrequently considerable origi-
nality both OF thought and expression. The style
was chastc and of high literary finish, and de-
livery pleasant The audience listened with breath
less attention and increasing interest to tho entiro
of this eloquent sermon.
The chancel and rulpit were tastcfuljy decorated
with roses, immortelles and evergreers. The ser
vices were altogether highly impressive.
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LAW NOTICE.

rs1uE UNDERSIGNED ARE ASSOCIATED AS PART
NEi:S. ana propose 10 practice i'll the STATE
Iarll#c Beaufort ami Cuiic":I, under the and
siylc Of "pANANr'
:,l'icc, tor the present. at GllLISoNN1LLE, South
Carolina K. J. DAEANT.
November % I'm j. Z. DAYANT.
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NOBLE AND DELICATE Aor.-The Edgeield Ad-
Uertiser says:
The New York Mutual Insurance Company, after
incurring expenses Of $500 on a marble bust OF
Mrs. Pickens, have sentit to Ex-Governor Pickens,
free of all charges whatever. This bust, which,
with one Of the Governor himself, was executed in
Rome, by an American artist Of great d.sti notion,
reached New York soon after the breaking out OF
the war; and was received by the officers OF the
said Insurance Company, and kept privately in
their rooms, No. G1 William street, throughout
the course of the struggle.
This act proves that there are high-toned and
true gentlemen in every section Of our country,
notwithstanding tho general illiberality and mar
row feeling engendered by tho late barbarous war;
and we a1e much pleased to chronicle it.
Nor can We refrain from ,ulmenGns upon the
rare beauty and artistic value of the bust in ques-
ton. The original, lovely 'as that first woman
whose beauty mado Eden glad, lis here delineated
in the purest 'sParian statue-stono." 1t is work
of art of which softuess and loveliness arc the
striking characteristics. The figure is exceeding
ly delicate and graceful the outline is finely
varied in the different views; while the softncss
of the form, the character OF the face, and the ad-
iustment of tho hair are clasically beautiful.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE.

COMMISSIONERS SALE.
James IL RteN os. Benjamin Slokes, A,
traitor de bonis non Of John Clarke et
BILL FOR FORECLOSURE AND SALE.
his Honor Chancellor Johnson, at the last Faaru.
sitting Of this Court for Colleton District before tn
Court House in walterboro, on MONDAY, the 9th day
of May next ensuing, at IL o'clock NJ,
All thst PLANTATION OR TRACT OF LAND situate
in the District of Coeton containing six hundred and
wcntyeight acres less; bounded to the north.
Fripp to the eastward on lands Of Godfrey and Dr.
BENJAMIN Rhett sath on lands of the said Dr. Benjamin
Rhett and iiam C. Hayward and to the westward by
lands of said W. c. Hayward and said Paul d. ana
Charles L. Fripp.
Conditions cash; the balance credit OF
twelve months titles delivered when the credit portion
Of purchase monev shall have been paid Purchaser to
pay for papers. B. STOKES.
Commissioners Office Colleton District April g. 1857.
April Is mtnS
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MARsDEN's PEcroRAL BALM for Asthma and Con-
sumption.
DoWIE u NOISE, Agents.
GOODRICH, WINEAI!lN \ co, Agents.
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MAYORS CouRr, April ia man with an Ital-
< ian or Spanish nane, who stabbed another in tho
back by way Of celebrating Good Friday was
handed over to magistrate to be properly dealt
with.
the street, and another locked up for day for
saluting the ears Of gentcel people with protane
language.
April 2U.-A person. who punched a colored
woman with an umbrella, was fined IS for hurting
her feelings.
A very dirty black boy, who helped himself to &.
money drawer, was directed to pay visit to
magistrate.
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e THE SAVANNAH PAPERS announce the execution
in that city of JAcK DoRroH and MOSES BAYFIELD,,
who were convicted Of the murder of a pedlar
named SEccNGER. The double execution took
place at 5 4. NJ. Saturday morning, and was wit
messed By numbers who wcre attracted by
curiosity. Ono of the prisoners was instantly
killed, but the rope catching, BAYFIELD, was
thrown to the ground. The Savannah papers men
ton the execution in its fullest details, but asserts
that it was the first double execution that had
ever occurred in Georgia. AS the oditor of the
Republican has his sanctum at the jail, he had an
excellent opportunity to make sensational item.