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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-03-06

MoLAssKs-No sales stock Light, and held steady at
Pnov1s1oNs.-we hear Of round lots or invoices
selling today but the market is very Arm under trrov
nom tho South We give the range Of prices follows
for Mess Pork S2 75 Primo Mess $40, and Prime S1s 80
loe 1ooys lo'.s paehsd IL Bacon SHOULDERS 1oal1c,
for cash the spot, Lard 2a12sc q b for City nnd
Western in tcs -' ~"
RIcE-Carolinn is quiet but held firm Mt 1OAa1O,<c
nnd Rangoon 9lan954c q II.
a, steady s S at last quotations VIZ for Liverpool
Island Goa63 cents bushcl for large and small lots
suoMs-Ihe o. market Is arm. with sales of 400 bbls
Dcmerara ut 12a cents GOO do do OK W. A. Rogers on
private terms Prices generally as last quoted
day. - :" ~"
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I Wilmington Market,

WILMINGTON. March 4.-TURPEETnE- receipts
continue light and market firm. Sales of 226 bbls at
81 25 for yellow dip, ad 50 80 for hnrd per $50 1bs
SPIRITS TURPEETnE-Is quiet and only one small lot
(ebbls) sold at 64c per gallon.
RosN-The market is weak under the advices received
and the price has declined 25c Sales Of 688 bbs at 50
Tor strained common. @ lyl@ @etaN
TAR- Has declined 25c and 600 bbls changed hands
to-day at 81 80 per Dbl. nMl%Ea2I
coTTosg- Market quet. Only bales sold at 2e>a2oc
for middling.
o1AsasA cargo Of 179 hhds and tierces new crop
has been received nom Matanzas Of which about $50
hhda has changed hands at A7Ha60c per gallon. S-
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Dr.. WRIGHT's
REJUVENATINQ ELIXIR.
Or, Essence OF .ESfe.
Or, Essence

SSSMgMMNzzzz1@ Cures General De5lziN, Weob-
NJ SS$&%&WN moss, Hytesfoo s~ FsMdzea
SSS$8f l&lf&|Z P1kpitdti0s Of khe Hedrt and
sM41t{&5&&E% all Nervous Diseasea It re-
8 '|% stores new life and vigor to the
!" 7. ~. pssssS., aged, causing the hot blood Of
from H. nshns ~ ss youth to course the veins
Jlrc. animated soifh toElng the organs Or Gensrd-
s1eU kft"--so does tl05ts TeNaoDt10 xMD0t6ncy end
thts E4rfr rejxuess. Debft5ty resto1.in1 AunxnAss
0fe l1e sysfe,n and and tut pS1o1 Tins nrovins
oDeTconne disedse nerfert y E1;.t. ~ ~.
moving Szerlity and Borrcnness in both ssrer r.
me young middle and aged there Is norestsr
poon tnan tnis Ehxir OF Lue." It giveA q new
lease o. lie, causing the weak and dsbihtated to
have renewed strength and vigor, and The ant,re
system to thrill with Joy and pleasure. - \,
vs. P-ce, one bottle q; three Sottses IS; sens Dy
express to any address, N, IA --1-- - -
Our medicines are sold and recommended b. III
respectable druggists IN every part Of tho cyfzed
globe; some upprincipled dealers, however, TN TO
deceive their customers by selling cheap and WORTH
less compounds in order to mako money. Be- not
deceived-ask for these medicines snd take no
othera II tie druggist does not keep them, write
to u.s. and We will send them by express, carefully
psckcd, free from observation We will BE- pleased
to receive letters with full statements In regard to
any disease with which lsdieo or gentlemen arc
sfaicted Address an letters for medicines, paaph.
Lets, or advice, to the solo proprietor, "a
Dr. ". =. KERwM, 81 waIkes St, MI
May IS N mwf II
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-03-06

The Inspections Of Flour and Meal In the city Of Bali
moro for the week ending February 49, 1867 fol-
lows: Howard street. 1860 bbls and 90 half bbls; City
Mns 41G bbls and 90 half bbls; Ohio 1907 bbls: and
Family 1857 bbs and 90 halt bbIs-totsl Wheat Flour
bbls and 90 half bbls Together with 37s bbs Rye
Flour, and 482 bbls and 20 hhds Corn Meal.
GRAu.-There was no Wheat offered to-day, and of
Com the reoetts only amounted to 1850 bushes white
and $500 bushes Yellow tho demand Is active and the
commanded st n,orc 1000 bushels yellow, fair qualify
sold at o7a9s cts aud $500 hushes prime do at sts
.conts. 5 M IN
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Baltimore Market.

report ssles OF 300 bags Ro from hands at
19c gold The market Is very firm for prime quality
Stock in first hands 1000 bags. 17--'''
Co1Eoa-1s quiet and rominally unchanged; no sales
worthy Of nohce quote middlng upland at Sic per Ib
Light and confined to wants OF jobbers. ssle Of 500
bbls City Mills Extra was made, but the price not
1ranspire We repeat last quotations, viz N 49," N. M
rao<->o 2r1yor ov,Ar E>fNn a
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PUBLIC NOTICE. aM
OFFICE OF CITY TREASURY
~ - n. VI. ~ j i III i January 8, 1867.
D UBLIC NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT UNDEB
the following Ordinance licenses have been prepared
for delivery nom this Office. g. THOMAS -

DUBLIC Notice Is HEREBY GIVEN that I'M UN1ER
u tho following Ordinance licenses have bcen urenarei
for delivery nom this ohice. g. THOMAS,
SEC !. Be It Ordained by the Mayor and Aklerusr IN
CITY Council assembled That land after the rst dsy
Of January, licenses shan be taken all carts draws
the same and according to the same pruyiaons
now OF force in relation CARTS drays and waoona
driven fer hire. except giving bonds And each such
droy or wagon shall be provided with badge con
taintng the number thereof marked Prate to ba
placed on the outside Of the shaft q 917a a
SEC. No person ahal be taken by the Treasurer az
censes for CARTS days wagons other carraees m
less he or she be freeholder. -
SEQ. g. The following shall hereafter be the ,-afes for
Licenses Tor public and private CARTS days wagons &c.
be free from other taxation: .-- :
PUBLIC CARTS DRAYs, ETC., THosE EMPLOYED IN AMY
BUSINESS WHATEVER, FOB DIRECT Oh uSpmFcr
tor every cr dray or wagon. drawn by one horse or
mule, so. G H. = ~ -N>1>''' ~ - -
For every cart dray wagon drawn by two horses or
For every hack and carriage with four wheels $40
For every stage or omnibus except line onnibusl
with two horses, S5O -'' 4 ---- v"
For every etage omnibus (except line omnihna,
drawn by four horses, $50. 7071' 4 -
every truck drawn by two or mules
For eye{ express drawn by two OF more horses
BREAD CARTS AND PRIVATE CARTS, DRA7g. ETC
For every bread cart or wagon, S.. 10
tor every cart dray used for private or do
porting Of goods wares, merchandise, lumber or any
other commodity, for compensation, either directly or
indirectly for the shall pay license the sum
80, exclusive of the horse mule
Ratified In City Council, this 18th 3ay Of Jannarv
L. 81 In the year Of our Lord thousand eight bun
dEed and sixty-sx. T7-l- 1'7"y. M !.
January - "'vQs Z. s..14z -, !, -, - :,
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Consignees per South Carolina RAILROAD,


4S0 bales Cotton, 40 bales Domescs 100 bags Bran
cars Lumber. cars Mules. Old Iron, &C. To @
barkley, w Williams 4 Co, & Kirkpatrick Thurs
81 Rodgers 4 Co. W 9 Dukes 4 Co, J Campsen l. Co, Z
Bates 60. Willis Chisoln. Cohnn. Hanckel CO, B
Lee Spencer, r Agent. L Lerentz, r str1ngfenow
Fraser Co. Johnston, Crews & Co, Mukai Mrs
4 Co. H%.@ : = '~F-o'.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-03-06

1consdar 0hickering Sons Pianos superior to an;
| In the world. @-T '-"" =. ~ "S ~
They are unrivaled for their singing qualities and for
the harmonious roundness OF their tona. There te
perfect homogeneaty throughout all registers The
upper notes remarkable for cleornesr ana purity
which do not md in any other instrument whiIe the
base distinguished for power without harshness and
| for magnificent eonority. N ---~'
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102,13s
6s8,217
-46.55s
Stock on hand and on shirboard Feb. 8.

The exports exclusively for Havre.
SUGAR AND MoLAssEs--The receipts since yesterday
restricted to 60 hhds of the former II bbls Of
the latter The stock Is nearly bare in FIRST hands, The
Tor Yellow cIsaed and 1hc "a X x 1or b, % @ -
bbs Molasses at 7easoc . gallon for prime to choice.
R1cE-Caroiaa in good demand Small lots Of fair
selling at 11Mc We quote choice Carolina at 12a
125%c; India at &c. and Louisiana at 9a1Oc rUS
FnK1aHTs-There is plenty the berth both for
foreign and domestic ports; but offerings for shipment
ere only moderate though rates firm. We quote :
Cotton by steam for Boston, 1Ac for New York Xa1c
for Liverpool 1Ha14d- By sail for New York and Bos-
ton, AaXc; 9-16d for Liverpool and 1Hc q fb for
Havre. Flour by steam for New York and Boston, 81
by sail, 76a90c q bbl em,
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.4he 1ai1g Nerus.
WEDNESDAY, MORNING, MARCH 6 1867. :
LOST.

.> LOST. @MEM ""&
Not lost in the grave-ah no!
Thank God he has life aud health;
But lost in the crowd that goes to and fro,
Ceaselessly, restlessly to and ho
In the quest OF worldly wealth.
I had many friends in my youth;
But Of MI loved him most. n"
In his dark eyes shone tho spirit of truth
When we met and loved in tho days of our youth
It's only ton years-and he's lost!
Lie seems 30 lonely and strangel
But pray that my heart be strong
For this is o world Of shadow and change
A weary world OF shadow nnd change .n
And hiendship's name for q song. l.'s.
Lost my tender-eyed friend;
Gone with the selfish host;
Forgetting that VIC were to love to the end
No matter what happened. to love to the end
For ever and ever lcsti ~.
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THALRERG.
GOTTECHALK,

consider Chickering & Sons Pianos, beyond com
parison, the best have ever seen In America. "~
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New Orleans Market.

NEW ORLEANS, Februsry 28.-CorToN-The market
f:- the dag t-nea cot e &c scvc orc, With SALES
1000 bales mostly at outside quotations.
decided advance taking place Of fully cent 1b all
grades With sales Of 2o0 bales in the last three
OF dollars having been distributed among them in
BRIT sPsss Of time being great @ hsp p Their stocks
ing Of the market follows repeating the remark that
sales mostly at the outside gure Ordinary % cents:
Good Ordinary 2s1a2sc; Low Middlng % 1sasoc, and
Mddlng So4a51c q Is. Receipts for past SIX days a.
EOS bales against 1886 bales for time week-a
decrease Of 691 bales I.a#r
s.m.#.8 DAILY COTTON STATEMENT.
Stock hand Sept 1st 1866 bales 1O2 139
Received since yesterday. ............... 1914
Received previously. .594 264-5S6 07s
ess,al7
E1por4a5 aanca Yesterday. .............. GOT
Exported previonsly AskRsi-4es 56s
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y

It ia with feelings OF pride American manufacturer,
that We publish the following testimonials which have
been received ny recently: S'-0 -''-
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?. B. DRAKE & CO., New York.
sLMILlA SIMILIBUs cURAATUR.
HUMPHREYS

EUIPEREYS'
homeopathic SPECIFICS
CTAvE PROVED. FROM THE most AMPLE Fxp..
IL hlENCE. an entire success: :Simpie-P-ou,pt-
tecty adapted to popular simple thst 1nstar 90
cannot be made IN using them; harmless az to DO
oe They have raised the highest co,nmenastion from
III. and will always render satiefaction --
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" COMMERCIAL.

-L1vERPooL-Per ship R winthrop-452 bales and
2576 bales Upland Cotton. NJ
The Charleston Cotton Market.
OFFICE OF THE CHARLESTON DAILY NEWS
CHARLESTON, Tuesday Evening, March g. 1867. !
limited inquiry prevailed, mainly from buyers
who operated to the extent of 400 bales prices
cases somewhat easier Tho transactions werc 43@27x
ss@2s. so@2sx, 2o@2e. s2@2sH, 7e@so a4@so1s, $50
81, s@slhc. We quote:
Ordinary. .......................2 @2sL
Low Middlng. g..........................29 30 @2sh
strict Middnng. 81 O.
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Among the chiefponts OF exceuence Of the oh,oher.
Ing Pianos of which speak the renowned artists their
conetatulaeory testimonials to the Messrs OhckernR
are the greatest possible DEPTH richness volume Of
tome combined With rare brilliancy cesrness and
perfect evenness throughout the entire scale; and
sympathedo quality Of which never changes under the
most delicate or powerful touch. iI ~-- Nj
During the past forty three years this rn hss rnxnu
Rcturod !
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LoHDoH. July 20. 1865.

Aess71 Chickcsia1 q So,1: M " o'' 49,
GENTs have just been invited by Messs Collsrd e
try Grand Piano-forte manufactured by you and
have no hesitation In endorsing opinion OF my Old
friend, Mr. O. D. Conard, That It is the anast IN
strumentI ever plsyed on. r7-l -
Believe me, gentlemen, most faithfully yours,
T..
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EUROPEAN TESTIMONIALS.

Receioed during the month Of August, 1866
N@ LONDON, July Is, 1867.
MEssns. CH1cKERrEa l. soNs-denta: have much
pleasure IN enclosing document signed by the first
composers mustcians and professors In Europe held
your Pianos in such high estimation {vde my oertia.
cate that felt 1t my duty to take Of them with me
TO Europe, TO ascertain the opinion Of my
brethren. The enclosed certificate win prove how
unanimous they have been on the subject. beg to
forward at the same Enae letter received from NV
ing to you. e>'
have the honor to be, gentlemen. yours very truly,
.@. 5&I"" JAMES NJ. WE'LL.
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Columbus Market.
COLUMBUS, March 3.-CorroS-Untu Thursday the
market was nominal and extremely dull. Since owing
to avorable advces, cotton has been brisk North
ern MddlngR at Csc; Liverpool do 24a245sc; Ordinary
ing tar. ~ ~ M -
receipts yesterday 12s bales; shipments i1e.
Receipts for the week 800 over those Of the one
preceding, being 899 bales-l3 by M R. 247 by NJ & G
Shipments 1881 bales-1151 by n R, 80 BY river.
Received to time in -I,--- ~-.---- .-.- --
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Janaes II. Wehh, Esq: = NJ - "
Mx DEAR sra: As you going back to the United
states. must beg you to remember me kindly to the
Messra Chtcker1ng. Tell them was delighted with
their Grand pano-forte-as good iastrune1t Aipk
az t1as euer turned out, both n tosLch dadkey.
Wishing you, &C., remain evert, Ily
b. F. BROADWOOD,
tureEs, London. 4r 11N
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TfIALBERG's oPluIOa.
consider Chcknring Il Sons Pianos, be7ond CON.
pa11sou, the best have seen In AnneTic.. #
8. THALBEE9,
Chairman Of Jury on Muaical INSTRUMENTS
The Irish republic. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-18??, 1867-11-23

to be barbarous and the latter for equally good reasons
be in quality and quantity lingering starvation ms
why have been sent here. But I must here observe
that while must speak the truth and say what think,
the least desire of saying anything which for
moment incur the serious dsplesre of the authorities OF
this prison.
that l must commence and labor next Wednesday, L
excused until then by said Board from this great hard
ship and indignity that might, in the meantime, be
enabled inform you sir of the truth of this painful
We get two meals day in the prison. namely nine and
three o'clock respectively For the former get what is
called in this country srabout and milk and for the latter
change of clothing to reduce to the mental and ignof
mnious condition of eon slave This discipline
and food might answer very well for the OF the
promug gated but surely will hardly be thought by any
one who knows anything of my that as citizen of
foreign country charged convicted OF any crime,
should be reduced all once without trial. judge jury,
to this mental servitude and degradation
1 do not at all blame the gentlemen of the Board of
Direcors the contrary, have experienced much kind
and consideration particularly at the hands OF the
Governor But this prison is governed by regular code OF
laws and is informed the duty of said Board OF
Directors that those laws properly enforced and
observed by every inmate of this prison. and cannot there
fore, make exception to the general rule BESIDES
is as am informed the orders of this government that
and others like should be treated have above stated
No. do not blame any connected with this prison for
the wretchedness and servude which am reduced But
do charge and hold this government responsible for this
and every other hardship indgnly to which may be
subject the remainder of long and painful ncarcera-
tiOn be the remainder OF tat incarceration ION? VI
This did and does know all about this prison
the facts which have here specified and this is why as
| have before observed, have been sent here
In conclusion would say that have written on the day
before yesterday to MajorGenera Sir Thos H. Larcom
K b. Under Secretary for Ireland accepting the dis
charge" profered by this government last year,
namely leave the country for the United States under an
escort should however, observe that did under "a
protest. and stated positively that would not sign any
documents papers whatsoever would most respectfully
refer you sir to the letter itself for particulars as have
no doubt you will be permitted to see it. Again. if would
say that am granted trial permitted to return to
the United States the aforesaid letter of acceptance
YOU sir you would be kind and considerae enough to
inform me- if you have received any instructions from the
United States government with respect to my or IT.
under the above circumstances expect to receive Its
protection. am sir, very respectfully,
Your obedient servant,
FRO RE Continued T. H. OBRIEN
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The Last Order from England.

One of the distinctive characteristics of the Republic has
been the right of its citizens to bear When this right
is denied freedom have protection We denied
and forbidden the use of in ireland, and
qence the many ruled by the few. Here in America
we had fondy hoped that could this badge of free
do1n-the rife-without coming under the paws of the
British Lion We little knew the long reach of that
on nor how easily he get cats to pick the apples out
of the fire for him." In the District of Columbia England
has suppressed all armed organizations Andrew Johnson who
suppressed the only armed organization that England was
afraid Of the borders year ago last june has issued the
following order General Grant Our Irish conservative
friends and the alarmed friends of Andrew Johnson have
poohed at the order and said it intended for the
niggers Ofcoure ourages gges all right in fact
one of the principles of the party Now beg leave to say
that the order directed towards the Fenans The re-
gimen that General ONe going to organize IN the
District had alarmed and nsuted the English and the order
of the President in consequence of whsperngs from the
throne Heaven be praised that johnson cannot interfere
outside of the District of Columbia and that all men true to
liberty hold their heads and carry the badges OF 1ree
dom.
If the President would his position to discourage
treason to America instead of England he would be act
ing more in with the principles of the American
nation We direct the attention of Irish national pro-
theirs this last ORDER and if it does not strike ' ~
more directly than at the coored people:
ORDER.
am reliably advised that there are WITHIN me- tb
of Columbia number of armed organizations not hean
out authority of law and for purposes which have not teen
communicated the Government Being al tp roecnn
unnecessary for the preservation OF order Oh @
of the civil authority they have excited
as to their real design You will therefore TAKE onc ee
for promptly dsbandng and suppressng M 1 TIn
organizations" AND-
Those who have been false liberty rembe when treemen
have arms in their hands We advise the President to send
for Beauegard and have him organize bodyguard for his
protection Loyal men cannot be trusted you KNOW
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FENIAN NEWS.
How America Protects her Citizens Statement of
Captain T. H. OBriens Case by Himself.

request readers take particular notice of Captain
OBriens statement 1t will open up most important
matter Are we citizens not? AS the statement
with letters will extend through numbers request
our readers the papers until the last and behold
of the dgraceul and cowardy episodes in American
history American citizens pnng in foreign dungeons and
the American Government both deaf and blind to their de-
mands for protection.-EDs. l. R.
CONTINUED FROM OUR LAST.
1t may now be asked what the object of letters of
this character the good proceeding thereom, and the
inference if any, deducibe from them? To the first
would answer that they eecua of defense
for in consequence of them not only exempt from
various hadhps and ndgnte particularly that of labor
but also every other prisoner who had been previously
PEELED to labor received similar exemption. While
the other hand would to the second question:
that either the inability imbecy of the present admin
1saon 10 afford any protection satisfaction whatever to
Its adopted citizens of Irish birth when on British territory
IS obvious enough to the judicial and impartial reader The
unaw1ul ana oarbarous treatment of American citizens by
the British government unprecedented and disgraceu
both governments The citizens whom this government
abandoned to the mercy and caprice of the British
ment who fought and bled on MANY well con-
tested battlefield IN defense and perpetuaton of American
institutions and that too at time when this government
was glad enough to solicit and their individual and
united services but now that their services are M longer
required they treated, if may SO speak, with the
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MAS JAIL, KILDARE Co., IRELAND.
~


VIM. B. West. ESQ.,. u. S. Consul, Dublin.
DEAR SIR: Unforeseen, grevous and painful circum-
stances necessate trouble you sir again. by calling
your attention more to my case.
transferred in irons to this prison the afternoon
of the 23d umo This prison peculiar for its discipline
and food the former of which consider for good reasons