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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-05-03
Tho Peace observation-disclosures Basis for
IlelihcrR1lon,

Our latest cable ncws rolatins 10 the peace no.
gotatuns in Europe will be found in another
column. Tho members OF the proposed confcr-
ence will consist of the representatives of Great
Britain, France, Prussia Austria, Russia, aud tho
King Of Holland rs Grand Duke OF LuxcmbnrS.
upon are as follows:
Frst-France is not to enlarge her present
boundaries.
Secord-Tho fortfcations of Luxembourg are TO
be evacuated and dismantlcd.
Third-rhe future political status OF the Grand
Duchy il to be determined by the conference.
Fourth-The final decision OF the conference is to
bo guaranteed by all tho governments participa-
ting thorein.
1t will be seen from this telegram that Napoleon
does not abandon his purpose. Luxembourg dis
mant ed is n practical gain to France. III the
other hand there is nothing to Indicate that prlls-
sia is to be hiudcrcd III her work of consolidation.
". T. Herald
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The English Reform Bnl-Opinions of tho
English Journals.

The Daily News considers that, according to the
maxims OF ordinary Parliamentary experience, the
Ministerial Reform bill ought now to be safe. But
the bill satisfies no ono, and since one-half OF its
friends support it Jecause it is 80 radical md the
other half because it is conservative, it cannot
bo regarded out OF danger 80 long as it is subject
To- discussion.
advantage of reform that pause has occur cd i'll
Parliamentary action. II believes that the most
dangerous enemies of reform are those who aro
most anxious that the question should be posi-
tvcly settled this session, without being justly and
| satisfactorily settled and it reminds the public
that grave and momentous issues are yet to be de-
cided rs regards the borough franchise. IF the
! government means to be us obstinate as Mr.. Dis
raeli lately said, we shall yet have to deal with
portions of that clause which will compel every
liberal to decide between accepting worthless
measure and unseating worthless government"
Tho Times has some degree OF confidence that
tho dangers which have besot the bill arc past,
| and congratuates the country upon the prospect
Uf having a question settled which has boen n
ministerial difficulty for fifteen years 1t does not
pretend that he Government bill is perfect. Some
of its provisions it holds to bo so Objectionable
that a withdrawal or considerable modification OF
them will be necessary; out, by discussion in COM
mittee, It's defects may be supplied and its errors
amended.
Iue Standard says that the fruits of Mr.. Glad
stones leadership are before him, in serious do
fecton Of his followers to the ministerial side, and
in the reproach which he has brought against Lib
eraiism by an insncere and factlous policy.
The Economist declares that the bill would have
been rejected long ago if it had not bee torparty
disunion and personal pique.
The Post is not sorry al the result OF tho divi-
sicu, although it would havo preferred the measure
offered last year. 1t regards it idle to speculate on
tho results, and adds that in future t.eform
Leagues W Il only agitate for manhood suffrage.
The Herald believes that the majority OF twenty
one makcs Tho passage of tho bill comparatirol,
certain.
The Telegraph contrasts tho policy of the Gov
ornment, SO tortuous. tricky, and double-tonSued.
with that of Mr., Gadstono, so plain and 80 truth
ful and considers THAI Legislative victory can
e1aco from the page Of history the sentences in
which hr .or made bargain with cunning, and
called it craftsmanship.
The Saturday Review says that soon after tho
Ministerial triumph over Mr.. Gladstono's opposi-
ton the bill cannot possibly pass, and that it is
quite evdel 1T that rathor than leave the hli 90 it
is the Liberal party would lave household suffrage
pure aud simple.
The Pull .,iall Gazette thinks that there exist
overwhelming reasons for the rejection OF the bl,
but that the House of Commons is i'll All almost
helpless position before Mr.. Disraeli, and all Of
feetual opposition to it socms TO be surrendered.
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RE-opEsma OF THE CATTLE TRADE.-We ore
pleased to learn that our enterprising townsman,
Captain Mckay, has perfected an arrangement
with some Of the largest owners ofoatte, by which
he VIII be able to ship two hundred and fifty
beeves every ten days to Havana. The discovery
by our stock men that their Interests are identified
with Captain McKay's, we regard as q very prom
islng symptom Of the future prosperity Of the
country, Certainly no man has done so much to
provide facilities for the expectation Of cattle, the
only source Of income to. the country. Captain
M, we understand, intends employing in thus bu.
and sssonthern star.n-Tampa Peniasuar.
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The following il how thoy do things on tho

The following is how thoy do things Oh Tho
Niger:
Niger river, has established Il constitutional GOV
ornmcnt. The opunilg Of the parliament is thus
described by Frc!c!l officer, Tho prcrlrcrt
turned to tho mombcrs. who had been urlvcu To
the door OF the hall by his hajesty's servants
to our mighty ruler rhe delegates, rubbing
their shoulders, eagerly SAID they were. 'llIcn,
said the president, you know that, if you ciruos,
You can get up IN opposition TO our monarcns
will. Only, it is lis intention to cut 1li the head
opposition stand OH The left and the others the
| right General rush to the right"
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ga GAy o1pDAY" WAS Saturday, in Tallahassee.
The psgmaster came around the day. before, and
the result was that blood, whiskey and greenbacks
flowed freely on Saturday. The soldiers never get
on s.biq drunk" here that they don't sspitch into"
the nsaiees. or that the negross don't 'ptch into
them. THE collisions OF this kind we're funny,
foolish aud nrmsl oas Saturday afteruoon 1td and
pight.-TnHntuyse9 Sentinel.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-05-03

@ BACHELORS HAIR DYE.-THs
SPLENDID HAIR DYE is the best In the world The
only true and perfect Dye-harmless, reliable. instan
tanoous No disappointment No ridiculous tnts
Natural Black or Brown. Remedies tho III effects of Ba
Dyes Invgoracs the hair leaving it soft and beautiful
The genuine is signed William d. Bachelor All others
arc Nero limitations and should be avoided. Sold by all
Druggists and Perfumors. Factory, No. VI Barcley
street. Now York.
a1- BEWARE OF A COUNTERFEIT.
lecemuer lu lY7
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Washington New!


WAsHNaToN, May l'-Mr. George A. oo Irennoin u
New Orleans, are here. l..
Ine iGaomns satnn haro haS De0n y
'ng s5 o. anr; On M;ron,on s dead
The Imperial forces are disbanded: MARQUEE COM
PiS:sS h;dda,, Ssisa lug o0'-i
[Signed} RAMON G. DIEZ,
Mexican Consul.
gTEa Treasury Department. authorizes the Btate-
ia6ut:ihsEE E. GR. Mcclure, Collector of4nternal
RgyeHue,s Batssville, Arkansas recently arrested
at New Orleans. has adjusted the matters in ques-
t;m ia honorably a,ouitted of all charges and has
nes.Imed his official duties. -
The Tribune saws the Union Republican Commit
tee of Congress are prudently sending canvsssers
have slreadW gone. III -: fE!..' !:.i
.s1 The Pread snt' has recognized Fernando Morens
as Freneh Consulate Key West.
The 3per 6epa Hertlhc cates' authorized 6y the Aet
The compound interest notes falling due In June
and July Will probably Dc Pala IN money, a,,;oos
cont;rno;ne Hsn.ox,s burning Of the Cheyenne and
S;os,1 v;11sce Consisting Of 500 lodges.
Ssn.tor Stewsrt of Nevada leaves tomorrow
s,S M;ss;ss;nni to address, the people.
Ravenne receirts today are 81. ZOO 900.
--
:. Election In Baltimore. -,
. BALEMokE, May 2--soorr, Democrat, has been
elected 81 sags oSgbsa Gt he eppson e Court BY
-, - -:---.< ----.< >-.:,
-. From Ri ,hmond.'
R.sunonP, May a-oa,s !. !, ansess, Speaker ..
the 2, 10
the negroes mere eo-molrow -ae0as nlshs
p.,,, c.n.r.I ana south am.r,e.
New Yonr, May Arrived, the Henry chaun-
HE eholers prevails in the principal cities of
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-05-03
MARRIED..

@ The Relatives, Friends and Acquaint-
ances of JAMES DAsE, and Of the late Mr. and Mrs.
WIN DAsE also Of Mr. FRANCIS F. MARX and family are
respectfully invited TO attend the Funeral of the former
in Meeting Mary street, at O'Clock This Morning
Mays 1"
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-05-03

FURNISHING GOODS,
Adapted to this market, than we
have ever offered. We have given
particular attention in getting up
this Stock to lightness of fabric,
strength of material and durability
of color. Much the larger portion
of our Stock is made in our own
workshop, and we warrant 1t in
every respect equal to custom work..
We have Goods not of our own man.
ufacture, such as are usually sold
ready.made, the difference we shall
be glad to show our customers.
In fixing our prices, from which
we make no deviation, we have taken
into consideration the depressed
state of the market, and the univer-
sal desire to buy goods cheap.
We give below some of our lead.
ing prices:
CHECK CASHMERE sITTTa ...... .ss 90
ALL WOOL TWEED SUITS. ............ IL 90
ALL WOOL TWEED SUITS ............ =. .13 90
BLACK AND WHITE MIN CASHMERE
SUITS, our own make. e....................F 90
THREE STYLES OF MIDDLEsEX CAssI-
MERE SUITS, DARK, MEDIUM, AND
LIGHT MIXTURES. ........... .18 90
BLACK AND WHITE NIX CASHMERE
SUITS. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. ................22 % 90
SILK MIX TRIooT, DIFFERENT MIX
TURES. ............... IN w
FINE BLACK GERMAN TRICoT SUITS ..27 90
DARK BROWN GRAIN De PoUDER
SUITS. Observation-Disclosures. ...............29 ~ w
BLACK DRESS SUITS, ranging in prico
from. ....... .s1s to 62 90
LINEN SUITS, from. 49,. IS to 20 90
In addition to the above, we have
many good Styles of LIGHT AND
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-05-03

~ THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
BERKLEY DIsTR1CT-DIsTRICT COURT, April 26th,
1Ss7-I La ordered that Tuesday next the 3oth April be
appointed Sentence Day. That all persons who have
been found guilty at this Term Of the Court and those
for whom scaled sentences have been left at the January
Term and those under rocosnzances who have failed to
appear brought up that day that Bench Warrants
issue against a those parties who havo heretofore
ecd the summons Of the Court to appear and that the
Contingent Docket be called
By order Of Judge RICHARDSON.
HENRY 8. TEW,
April % Deputy Clerk.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-05-03

aFA YOUNG LADY RETURNING TO HER
country home after sojourn of few months in the
city hardly recognized by her friends In place OF
coarse rustic, flushed face, she had soft ruby COM
pleIion OF almost marble smoothness aud instead of
tw ntythree she really appeared but eighteen Upon in
quiry US to the OF great change she painy
told them that she uaed tho CIRCAS IAN BALM, and
considered Invaluable acquiaon to any toilet
BY Its use any Lady or Gentlemen improve their per-
sons appearance hundred told 1t Is simple IN its
combination as Nature herself Is simple yet unsurpass
cd in its ecary In drawing impurities from, also heal
Ing, cleansing and beaufyng the akin and complexion
By its direct action on the cucle 1t draws from 1t all its
impurities kindly healing the same and leaving the sur
face as Nature itended it should be-ccar soft smooth
and beautiful Price s1 sent by Hail Express on re-
ceipt Of an order, By
". L. CLARK CO.. Chemists,
No. 3 West Fayette Street. syracuse N. Y.
The only American Agents for tho sale Of the same
March 80 ly
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VOLUME VINO. {
TELEGRAPHIC.
Our Cable Dtspntches,

LIVERPOOL, May 2-Noon.-Cotton firm; sales
$4,000 bales. Uplands liz; Orleans II.
LsvKRPooI, May % P. M.-Cotton steady at
opening prices.
L1vEapooL, May 1-Evening. quiet and
dull. Uplands n4a1Iad; Orleans lid.
LONDON, May 2-Noon.-Consois 81; Bonds 72.
LoNroN, May p P. M.-Consols I higher;
Bonds lower.
FRANnoRr, May 2.-Bonds 7sl.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-05-03
SPECIAL NOTICES.

as- RELIGIOUS NOTICE. BISHOP DAVIS
will hold an Ordination at st. Lukos Church This Norm
ing, at II O'Clock. Seats FREQ. Mays
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-05-03

~ BEAUTIFUL HAIR.-CHEYALIER'S
LIFE FOR THE HAIR positively restores gray hair tc
original color and youthful beauy imparts LIE and
strength TO the weakest hair; stops lts falling out at
once; keeps the head clean; Is unparalleled hai.
dresang Sold by oil Druggists md fashionable hair
dreasers and at my office, No. 1928 Broadway, New
York. SARAH A. CHEVALIER, II. D.
= DoWE NOISE,
No. 151 Meeting street.
Opposite Charleston Hotel
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sS THE STORES OF THE SUBSCRIBERS
will close on Saturday 4fternaons at two O'Clock, from
May 4th to October list:
WILLIAM G. wHILDEN co.
A. q. HAYDEN
ALLEN & sIDDONs.
E. SPEAR.
JAMES B. BETS.
STULL, W.BB co.
LOUIS COHEN.
EPSTEIN / ZEMANSKL
MoLoY RICE
J.R. READ L CO.
T. KELLY
FOGARTIE STHLMAN.
j. J. LEVY.
". MccOMB co.
I. LYMAN l. co.
BLOCK LOfNs.
May
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-05-03
From Central and south Ameries

RICHMOND, May 2.-CHAA GIBBONS, Speaker of
the Pennsylvania House Of Delegates is to address
the negroes here tomorrow night.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-05-03
ELECTION In Raltsmore

= BAIrMokE, May 2-SoorT, Democrat, has beel
elected Judge Of the City Court, by ,4S2 majorit
over the combined opposition: '#.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-05-03

WAsHNaroN, May l.-hir. George A. Trenholm
Of Charleston, s. C., and ex-Mayor Monroe, oi
New Orleans, are here.
The following information has been received by
the Mexican Legation here:
ssNEw ORLEANS, April 30.-Miramon is dead.
The Imperial forces are disbanded; Marquee com
pletsls defeated. Queretaro has been taken. Maxi
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1867-06-05

The CONSOLIDATED CIRcus.-This circus
came off as advertised and we can truly say
that it was no humbug. The classic group
ing of the Belmont Brothers, and the pos
turing and grouping of the Holland Fam
lily, are fully equal if not superior to any
thing of the kind we ever saw before, while
the quaint comicalities of that prince of
clowns BEN MAGINLEY were decidedly su-
perior to the performances of most of the
clowns in the country in point of sparkling
wit and humor and the entire absence of
any remarks that would offend the most
fastidious taste. The riding of Mr.. CAR
ROLL was excellent, and the nonchalance
with which his little son stood erect upon
his fathers head as the horses were carry
ing them at full speed around the ring,
was truly wonderful. There were other
points Of merit about the show which we
might mention, did time and space permit.
The after piece was splendid, particularly
the clog dance, the bone solo, and the i'm
itation of Tyrolese warbling by the little
boy, was well worth tho price of the whole
performance.
We hope BEN will come around again.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1867-06-05

The Utica IN. " Obse'rer, one OF our
most interesting exchanges, has the follow
ind amusing replies to correspondents
In reply to Mary" sugar-sc is rec
commended as the basis for waterfall ;
we have seen cocoa-nut spoken of as
preferable, for the reason that it is already
supplied with coat of hair!
Myron.-We regret to say that there is
no correct Atlas of our country at present
extant, to our knowledge. You can OBJ
tain several good ALIASES of the United
States as they formerly existed, but the
old arrangement is all played out. Thad.
Stevens may perhaps get up one II ne sue
ceeds in getting up himself. =,
LTmbrella.-You enquire how you sho q
manage in shower when it falls to your
lot to escort two ladies and there is but
one umbrella for all. Why. you should
take the center, of course, with a lady on
each arm, and gracefully hold the umbrel-
la in perpendicular position. 1t keeps
you quite dry. We have seen the thing
done in this way several times, and it
looks well. ..
st. Laurence.-You are right. There
,cas an election held in Kentucky few
days since. Telegraphic communication
with that State is presumed to be cut off,
as no news of radical victory there
reaches us. We judge, however, that st.
Lawrence county is not the best spot In
the world in which to get news of cleo
tons, resulting as have those in Connecti-
cut and Kentucky. A few Observers in
that benighted region would be healthy
thing. re~ .n ........s
Af1can.-If, rs you say, some sncaking
white man has called you "cussed mig
GER" you should at once call to your aid
the strong arm of the law, Civil Rights
Billy unless, as may be the case, you are
strong enough already. go
Mejor.-We fear that your record is not
the thing to recommend you as suitable
person to be appointed to any office under
the Government. The loss of your arm is
thing to be regretted, but such circum-
stance will avail you nothing in obtaining
an appointment either under our national
or state governments. Any of our ap-
pointees hereabouts, whether great or
small, will tell you that you missed it in
going into the army; that they, none OF
them, did anything of the kind. You
should have joined the Loyal League in
stead of the army. Having done the lat
ter, should you ever be named for any pc,
sition, you could not expect to be confirm,
ed by the Senate.
Ma,y.-We have never dissected wa.
terfall, and if there is any one thing con.
corning the internal structure of which We
know nothing waterfall is the article
We should say from observation, howev.
err, that sugar-scoop would make CAPT
tai base for one; four or five potato mash.
ers with the little ends tied together to &C
on next to the head would do very well
but whatever you use be sure and strain
the hair back tightly from the forehead
1t gives you scarey look, such as we
would suppose frontier woman would
have just as some Indian seized her by
the hair with view to scalping her. AL
our ladies here adopt the strainy style.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1867-06-05

WARD BEECnER.-The Rev. Henry
Ward Beecher is queer fish, and says a
great many queer things both in politics
and in religion. In q recent sermon he thus
handsomely showed up the corruptionists
of his party:
"The men at Washington and Albany
sold t!:cir country they sold their human
ity and their honor and the trusts that
were put upon them by their constituents.
They We're debauchers of the young !;
they were the traitors they that lifted the
sword were not half so much traitor as
they that despoiled the old banner and trod
it under foot; they that fred upon the gov
eminent Of the United States were not so
much traitors as were those vermin who
were crawling under the foundations and
destroying by corruption the vital powers
of the government"
This will pass for pretty good "copper"
head' religion wont it.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1867-06-05

The City was sued at the recent session
of court for damages sustained by Merrill
Dearborn & Shaw, and by +. r. Barron
4 Co., for damages done their cellar goods
by the great food of April 1866. The
decision went against the sue-ers and hence
the insufficient sscers of the city were JUS
tilted. This is right as we view it. If the
precedent had been established in these
cases we might as well set fire to McGregor
and run away by the light. Claims to
eternity and back again would have been
Instituted until there would not have been
room enough in our "gulley" to spread out
the record, 8.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1867-06-05

GoNE MAD ON HUABUc.-A Wisconsin
republican paper, the Racine Journal, ed
tied by Col. Utley, has homely but hap
by way Of communicating to its readers
considerable amount Of truth. 1t says:
"The republican party has been made
H. receptacle for Ill the humbugs of the
age, The party was founded upon, and
has carried through one great idea, the
sbolit;on Of slavery. Taking advantage
81 shis one idea, every visionary creature
mt had some hobby, and who was burn
ise for notoristy, left the democratic party
and took his new plank and started tor the
party"
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1867-06-05
Democratic state Convention.

The Democratic electors of the several counties Of
e State of Iowa requested to send delegates to
State Convention hereby called to be held at Des
Moines on the Goth day OF June next at IL o'clock A.
~ The ratio of representation will DO one delegate
for every 100 votes cast for Thomas II. Benton Jr,
Or Governor, and one for every fraction Of hundred
over nifty. Counties casting less than fifty votes will
be entitled to one delegate. ,ts...,..... Is
Believing that tho integrity Of the Union, and the
peEpetuy Of free Institutions depend the distinc-
I've measures maintained by the Democratic party,
~ invite all who coincide with In sentiment upon
he issues before the country, to participate in our
primary elections for the selection of delegates.
BY order Democratic State Central Committee,
J. NJ. ELwOOD, Chairman
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1867-06-05


THE FouRrH.--Our committee on the
Fourth have not got ready to report. 1t is
to be big day here at all events. The
Prize Concert and Ball will come off and
it will probably rain as usual. the Band
viii make noise and the ancient Harry
will be to settle with generally. tits said
that heavy delegations of ticket owners
will be here from all parts of the country.
Az no one Of our 43 liquor dealers has
yet been served with notice of indict-
ment it is presumable that refreshments Of
an enlivening character as well as the SOL
ids Of life can be obtained at reasonable
rates. We do not offer this as an induce
ment, but the good old Book says "Eat,
drink and be merry" and for two Or three
of Us in this Office we propose to do the
first part and trust to luck for the "mer-
ry.r Gsl ,Era 'lea 3 =
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1867-06-05

The OUTsIDE.--0ne Of the greatest Lit
erary curiosities Of the age is poetic arti-
Gle on our first page entitled the curse of
Okelly. The prose articles are all read
able; among them are A deyil-caught
Parson... Restaurants of the Paris Ex-
position. dead man Of Dubuque. :.
Rory ORourke's observations on matters
and things. Loose dealing among Chris
tians......A very smart Milwaukee dog.....
Laying up Capital. The Iowa Governor.
..-...Among the shorter articles are tro
pufs of the Railway House of the same
tenor-a slight "mistake Of the printer"
the foreman or the editors; probably the
latter. a. Ii. ,A ,.,.aa.. ss...
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1867-06-05

TIE CouRr.-W. H. Bates, charged with
voting twice in McGregor on the same day,
on petition Of 40 to SO respectable
citizens, was let of, by Juge McGlathery
BY paying fine of $40. "Bilr' feels
pretty well over it, and his Republican
friends scold about it. It is not our flu
neral.......About 43 liquor indictments
were found from McGregor Rather form
liable, amt it1 No service has been made
yet, that we can hear of; the trials will
result Is in the Monona cases. The peo-
pie of this County don't want Masters
in their sumptuary laws, and the party
that advises tn adoption Of them must go
under. May the Lord keep them going