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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-07-06

ytcroaY orrR DrsEAsE.-RoDR1auEs' PuIMoNuc
E4un sRf@1S been but three months be-
fore, the public, and that short reign already en-
eufSd confidence IN It's future supremacy and
popularity, having, in that limited space Of time,
effected more remedial benefit than any pharma-
ceuticN compound hitherto named IN the vast
catalogue 6fpuimonic remedies. go
This specific is fast claiming public attention,
and viii secure it's own success, having already
proved its medicinal value, and must therefore, as
its introduction extends through territory, make
its celebrity among eminent cures. 4
Letters Of the most gratifying and satisfactory
character are being CON tnnally received regarding
its Invaluable agency in promoting what it prom
tses, and as wel-wishers to the invalid would re-
commend the trial without risk Of delay.
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Txx Couuxaok1nHr or .Sr. JosEps AoADEafg,
ARuAHp.-The commencement Of this Academy
pk place at Emmetsburg, Md, on the 9th ult
me exercises were Of an interesting character and
Edges Of excellence, prizes, medals, &C., were
awarded to the successful candidates. Among
hose hofeceiyed the highest honors OF occasion
}sas Miss ANNA 8. NoRTHnop OF this city. Agold
medal and crown was awarded, and the corona
Hon performed by Father BuRIAHDoi in an impress
dive manner. The, Baltimore Sun states that the
S1erciees were Of nature calculated to show of
the attainments Of the pupils and the general i'm
brsssion was that the graduates Of st. Josephs
6ershtted to occupy any sphere in life.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

- NOTICE.
yT,HE SUBSCRIBER TAKES THIS OPPORTUNITY
to inform the public that he Is prepared to clean
out SINKS on reasona le terms and with dispatch Az
ply to JACOB ROYAL, No. 17s King street 81 July 8
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RxMovAL.-Om friend, F. F. CHAPEAU, who has
for soma time held forth at the corner Of Ohnl-
ners and Church streets, has recently changed
his base, and is now located one door below the
Mills House, in Meeting street. Mr.. oHAREAU is
saddIer Of renown, and his stock is full and COM
plste. We trust the move will prove beneficial,
and the new stand always preserve the popularity
Gained, by his predecessors, Messrs. MoKENsn
& Coz g,s.,..,,s,s. -
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TIE CHa1sT1Aa NK1amoR.-Reyerend SDI d.
Bsoyns, preacher Of the South Carolina tMetho-
dist Conference, has sent us q prospectus OF q
pex paper he designs publishing, to be called
s'Tne Christian Neighbor." The general object OF
the publication, he says, win be "rhe maintenance
tf the christian scriptures the standard OF right
b all questions which involve morality, whether
these questions sppertain to man individually or
collectively, and whether arising from his relation
70 God or his neighbor. Enjoining conscientious
obedience to all the ordinances Of civil govern
ment not in conflict with the Law Of God, "Ihe
Christian Nesshoorns will be an uneauivocal adyo7
cate carstianiy as opposed to bar, either offep-
sive or defensive. Persons interested in the mat
Ger VIII please address Mr.. B., at Marion Court
House, South Carolina.
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cETnuox Hx LIaHTane.-The thunder storm Of
Wednesday, which passed over this city, was one
Of the first Of the season. and fears were entertain
pd that some buildings had been struck by the.
lightning. Az far as No can learn, the residence
Of Mr.. dlDsDxs, No. IS Spring stree: wasthe only
one one injured by the. storm. The building was
struck by the lightning during the early part Of
the storm, but no damage was done beyond
knocking of che arch Of the chimney -1'
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-07-06

Ar regular meeting Of Howard Lodge No. 8
]. o.io. F., hald on the 9Th inst, the following
ufaSsrs sets installed foa the current term: sss
: b. WKDEMEYER, p. g.
Brother GEO. KRUSE, N.
Brother E I. TERRY, g.
Brother O. q. EBERHARDT, R. 8. "a
BroshsrJ EAEYKR. 2 8 ands sTrsasursr y
Brother J. W. SWEET, W.
Brother W. n. TART, b H.E. ton. G.
Brother R. Roth, L. H. 8. to N. g..
Brother q HPECNRATRR, R 81. g. TO- g.. t!;i! :.
Brother CH WEBB Z. II. 8. toY. g. ~ Eis.s-'st!t .
Brother G. q. SCHLEPPERGRIL, r. g. 8.
Brothsr GEORGE SCHMIDT, Z. s. 8; G.
Brother ". =. DUNLAP T. g.
Brother Q. JACKSON, o, q. -
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Ar THE anniversary meeting Of the "Cincinnati,"
held on the 4th instant, the following officers were
elected for the ensuing year;
y,s Hon~JAMks sIMoNs, President. u -. 49,
o, Gen. W. J. DxSAUSSURE, yioe-President.
.,s GEO B. REID. ESQ, Treasurer.
=, JAMES SIMONS, ESQ.,, Secretary, ~ "a
TEos. ,aa 3; gaLEsToN. S1.l9nS ~ ESQ., Stewards,
Stoadieo CenmiNee-Messrs. ". P. Finley Thos. F.
Draytop, Evan Edwards Hopson Pinckney, II. W. De-
6auagure, B, b. Read, and Robt J. Ptnckney.
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COURT OF GENERAL SESSIONS AND COMMON PLEAS,
Hon. F. J. MOSES presidng.-The State os. Joseph
Smoke. colorod, for grand larceny, was taken up.
T. B. KING and r. W. SEYMOUR, Esqs., for the de-
fence. The prisoner was charged with breaking
into the store Of Mr.. EBERHARDT, at the corner OF
Burns Lane and Meeting street. The testimony
was quite strong against the accused, and notwith-
standing the strong efforts made BY the counsel
for the defence, verdict of guilty was rendered.
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February Is
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the pleasure yesterday q visit from
our friend, Prof. 8. LOGAN, just from Richmond
Va, where he lectured on Anatomy last winter. |
He was recently elected Professor OF Surgery IN |
the New Orleans School of Medicine, and is now
spending few. weeks with his relatives In This
city before setting out for his new field OF labor.
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Waiting for the Verdict" by Mrs.
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on Words" by Richard G. White ;
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-13

Senior Muril'o r. day delivered his Gre
den'ials as envoy from the United States OF
Columbia. The usual complimentary
speeches were made.
The practice which has prevailed with
certain parties fusing for private purposes,
envelopes STAMPED with the signatures Of
government officials, Is to be terminated
by the application OF legal penalties aSsins,
offenders.
According TO private letter received
from that quarter, 1t is proposed to sell the
islands OF ST. Thomas and st. John for from
four TO i've millions of dollars in gold. The
exact price is not stated. 1t Is further
stated that an arrangement or treaty pro-
vides that the sale is dependent on tie una
)rity of the inhabeiants, which, il is sup
posed. will bc secured. 81. de Biller, re-.
Gently Secretary OF tie Danish Legation,
Is here awaiting the result OF a vote.
The attendants 1T the contemplate prize
fight. arrested to-day, were. after reaching
the city OF Alexandra, marched into Jail.
About twenty blacks were among the nu m
Der. A reading of the law Was called for
BY one Of the prisoners, by which 1t sp
pr AIRED that the riot act 10 required to be
read before any arrests can be made, which
Was not done in this case, therefore the mil
itary and civil authorities released all the
parties after course of lecture.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-13

CHICAGO, Nov. 12.-This morning about
O'Clock a young man named James l.
Dickson, was found cead in his bed at the
store. lib Randolph street. lie retired about
midnight in the best Of health and spirits,
and il Is supposed that disease Of the heart
was the cause Of his sudden death
A meeting OF the Clearing House Associa
ton will be held on Thursday afternoon for
the purpose of considering the question as
u whether the banks Of this city shall
make a weekly statement on the new York,
Boston and Philadelphia plan.
A laboriDg man WIS killed this morning
at Park Lepers planning mill, by getting
caught in the machinery
General Sherman and staff passed through
Chicago today en- route for Washington.
General N. u. Baker, Adjutant General Of
Iowa. arrived here To day.
The great Soldiers fair opens to morrow
at the Washington avenue rink.
Rodney NJ. Whipple, implicated in the
forgery Of quartermasters vouchers ut
Nashville, q mention OF whose arrest has
already been telegraphed. was. to-day, held
to bail in the sum OF $4,000 for further ex-
animation.
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ILLINOIS.

DrcATrR, Nov. Is Yesterday . vote
Of tho city was taken t. issne bonds TO the
amount OF $40 ,ooa TO the Indiana 4 hi
noIs Central Railroad II resulted s66 for
and q against,
Capt. George II. Dumery Of this city.
lately Secretary Of the Pacific Mutual Fire
Insurance Company. attempted to commit
suicide on Monday night by taking heavy
dose Of laudaaum. His life was saved BY the
use Of a stomach pump. Domestic trouble
was the cause Of the rash act.
PsoRtA, Nov 1S.-M a meeting Of the
stockholders Of the Peoria 4 Rock Island
X. K at Bureau junction yesterday, VIM.
X. Hamilton, WIN. II. Crager, II. 8. Bald
win, VIZ. Ryan and V. Dewein, Of Peoria.
A. Gould and A. L Page, of Cambridge, NJ.
B Lloyd, Of Orion, and George II. French,
of Davenport. were elected directors. At
Peoria VIM. X. Hamilton was elected Pres
dent, 4. J.. Page. Vice President. and v.
pewein Secretary and Treasurer.
TIE meeting Bureau Junction wa.
large AMI enthusiastic. Representatives OF
the Pennsylvan,a Central and other con.
meeting lines were present. and the speedy
building OF the road may be deemed Ger
tain
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Foreign New. ~ Atlantic Cable.


FLORENCE, Nov. II -Ke,r Admir-, Pc
bano del Sabbioni has been arnoir,,5 Min.
ister of Marine. His acceptance of tho ros,
completes the cabinet OF Mer,brea
BERNE, Nov l2--The Swiss Council b.s
approved of the New papal treaty neyotia.
ted with the United States.
LONDON, Nov. ~ "A serious rio. is re
ported in Oxford, and troops have been or
dcrcd there 10 put II down
A loan of one million pounds sterling to
the Honduras railway has been introduced
iRto the market here The loan looks 10
the construction OF railway through Hon
duras 10 Porto Cabello on the Atlantic, to
the Gull OF Fanza on the Pacific The
proposed route is about two hundred and
fifty miles long and the cost Of constructien
viii be 600 pounds per mile.
BERLIN, Nov. 1l.--Henry Swestian, Q
Prussian deputy, hiss been tried and cen
fenced 10 two years in prisonmtnt for re-
marks on the judiciary, made by him 10
Diet.
LISBON, Nov. lit is understood that
the United states fleet under command of
Admiral Farragut will remain here some
Time
PARIS. Nov. 12.-The Nonitsur in its offi.
c'si coinmn to-day, announces that the En-.
petor, seeing that Italy il resolved to do her
guy and ialfill all her obligations under the
september convention, has withdrawn the
french troops from the city Of Rome and
" ,s parts Of the Papai territory TO Civitsa
Vccchia
LONDON. Nov. a. Evenipe The meas.
ufes TAKEN TO suppress the disturbance In
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WASHINGTON.

WAsHiNcroN, Nov. l2.-The prize fight
arranged to occur this morning at Fort Al
bany, between Baxter and Mclaughlin,
white men, was declared oil, the latter be.
ing sick, and the stakes were awarded to
baxier, who was present Some one o. the
olaek pug listics then went into the ring.
OUT bowie was not forthcoming ~ this
point The concourse was startled by cries
OF police. The military coming up q
stampede commenced. but too late tor ali
Inc spectators to escape from the military.
VINO formed cotden around the Eort and
With fixed bayonets and pistols ,hIea;ened
every one who attempted to escane or
break through the lines The troons wers
Co + 4th Artillery. who had been lying in
The woods since day light waiting for m.
pueilists To appear The Sheriff of Aleran.
una Was also present with the police force
he paroled number OF prisoners TO sppear
Of his office during the day, and the military
escorted the remainder 10 Alexandria /,
Is said the seizure was mace by direction ~
General Schoiield who has declared that mo
more prize fights shall occur within his in.
risdicton
The Postmaster General has transmitted
70 the President for approval, two postal
treaties. recently concluded between the
United States and Switzerland and the
NORTH German Union, including Prussia.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-13
VIRGINIA.

RICHMOND, Nov. 12-Judge Pefker ol
Winchester was arrested yesterday morning
by an officer Of the Fieedmens Bureau
Charges not positively known. No order
Tor such an arrest was issued from head
quarters here.
RCuMoAp, Nov. l2-rhe military au
thoriiies 10 pay arrested Lewis Lindsay, a
coiored delegate 10 tile convention, for
using language calculated to array the
blacks AMI whites against each other lie
Will be tried by a military commissoc
Chief Justice Chase will arrive here tie
morrow to preside with Judge Undcrw God
al the adjourned spring term OF the United
States Circuit Court
The fall term NJ which jeff Davis will
be tried, commences on the 26th inst From
the venue II appe ars that the jury will be
largely composed OF blacks.
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latest NEWS
HI TEEEGR.fPK,
rO TIRE DAEly DEMOCRAT.
new YORK.

NEW oRE, Nov. ia special says -
| Gen. Sherman IS expected in Wash ton
this week, ard some Of the conservatives
are proposing noyemrn. in his behalf foI
| the presidency, and a counter irr.ant to the
Grant movement
At the Cabinet meeting Yesterday il was
finally decided tha, the message and annual
reports shall not be sent to Congress till De-
cember
Fernando Wood was nominated for May
or by the Mozart Democrats lass evening.
An O!sska correspondence, dated Oct
sth, says: The formal transfer and deliv
cry Of Russian America took place to-day,
Mr.. George Powell Rousseau being the FIRST
10 hoist the Am. rican flag.
The same correspondent, OF Nov. I'd,
says: The steamer Assipee experienced q
terrific hurricane forty miles oil Archsngel
and was nearly wrecked. and lost all her
boats, . number Of sails, her chron ometes
destroyed, and most Of the fires were pu,
out. She shipped an immense sea, dam
aging the powder in the magazine. Several
sailors were wounded but none killed.
Gen. Rousseau and staff were aboard q
the time.
The hurricane swept over tho hsr Dor with
great violence, and several vessels were BADLY
damaged and sonc driven ashore.
A number OF houses were blown down
throughout the city. No levces weTo lost.
Tho Russian commissioners have pro-
tested against the occupancy Of the fur
cnmpany's buildings by United States
troops. by courtesy the troops are now
shelter. nad the supplies stand there Tho
-. IN
Much i'll feeling has been exhibited since
our occupation Of the city. Seven duels
on taps havs occurred, but they
were settled without bloodshed.
A special says: The Comptsolies Of the
Currency is preparing . abatement which
will refute tho statement that Government
pays the National Banks twenty millions
ger annum for the privilege Of issuing theiI
own notes and others OF like character
Herewith. There is no interest in the
country which pays 80 great . proportion
Of taxation on the capital invested Is the
| National Bank interest
Tho colored militia question rcinsins IN
settled.
The Pay Department Investigating Com
mittee will not be prepared to submit q
Judge Chase says he 10 more radical in
name than in fact. and that he has inds
Greet friends.
1t is probable that Gen Pope will send
to Congress q list Of rebels not 10 DO en-
tr,nchissd, and Il is probable that the Ala
bans Convention will make provision fol
such persons in tho constitution.
A Washington special says: IL Is report
ed that . negro plot to kill certain whits
and colored men who voted the Oonserva-
tive ticket in Virginia. has been discovered
rear Lynchburg. IL 10 also said that the
negroes are debating, In Mecklenburg and
| adjoining counties, whether to seize lands
on the first Of January, il they are no,
given them.
The Superintendent Of the Freedmen 8
tinrenu at Winchester. has had Judge Par
kcf arrested On the charge that Jnion men
cant gtt justice from him.
BriFALo, Nov. l3-Weston is expected
here this p. VI, and remsns here to night.
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I0WA

DIS MoivKs. Nov. Governor.
Nert'l' has been in the city Tor q Gay or
two. aud says he will redeem his pledge of
residing at tho Capital during his tern, Of
office
Samc 800 excursionists from the Neston
Methods, Sunday School and their friends
Sere here yesterday
There is much stir Ahou, the extension Of
The Valley or keokuk Railroad. A strong
effort will be made in favor of what is call ed
the Raccoon River Route, ives. of the Dee
Noines River.
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KANSAS.

ArcnIysoS. Nov. l3-The official major
tics from 2 counties, and the reported
mslorities in . others, tho most popular
give the following result: For negro suf
frsee, 5.995; against. 1868; for female
suffrage, 5,o43; against, l3,4ys; for dis
franchising disloyal pesons, 1888 against,
s,6o5. Oi seventy one districts two return
% Republicans and 81 Democrats; IA
districts yet to hear from. 10 Of which will
return Republicans. Tho Senate will
stand, Republicans TO; Democrats 25.
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Foreign News by Atlantic Cable.

Paris, Nov. l3-midnisht.-Ths report
OF she resignation Of Marquis De La Am
letse, Minister Of State for the Interior. 10
confirmed. The Emperor has appointed
Mr.. Rnnasd his successor.
:. Mr. Pierre Magns has also been appointed
Minister of Finance.
MANCHESTER. Nov. lS-evsninc The
prisoners. Roberts. Foa,herstone and Gould
were brought up before the commission 10
day, and were each sentenced to i've years
imprisonment. All the indictments nav.
been disposed of.
The special commission for the trial Of the
Manchester rioters WAS dissolved.
FLORENCE, Nov. 2-evening.-ThcG Ca
xette publishes the text Of . diplomatic
ro,e from Prime Minister Menobea, which
declares that the suppression Of the tempo
raj power Of the Pope Is indispensable to
the maintenance Of the good relations be-
tween Italy and Franco.
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e. -. CLINE,
| Sign and Ornamental Painter.

CHOP OVER MRS. PROUDFOOT'S MILL
- merry Store, corner 4'h and Brady streets.
Persons desiring any thing in the line ~ Paint
ing, ere guaranteed perfect satisfaction srs diy
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LOCAL irEMs.
ST. LOUIS. June IS, 1853

ST. LOUIS, June is, 1868.
Mn. Jons II. Bloom, Agent Of Lalemand's
Rheumatism, Gout aad Neuralgia Specific
I have prescribed the above mentioned Spc-
cife, and must say thss ! have never found
any remedy that carries 70 much certainty
Of quick and sslutary cure a that has 10
all the cases where have used Il.
DR. &. ". PnILtrs.
sr I,rrIs, March. ], 1863
Mn Iv,rcH - Dear Sir - enesr.ui'y
ha.r testimony 10 the valee anu e'nc'os
~ ,onr Rheumatio Specific, rs use having
a,;,slx relieved me from iiiat distressing
nalady. p.,t., :, J.ou;s
~. Loris. March 81, 1863.
A., Isrrcu, ESQ Like o.any OF my
',.ss;on have suffered severely with
r.hsnn.ti.m. and could get no permanent
relief until tried your Specific, am hap
nv 10 saw thst its use in few days. restor-
"A me TO health. Signed
Carr. MALLS. Of Steamer Warsaw.
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MISSOURI.

Sr. Louis, Nov. II The contract was
awarded to day by the Board OF Water Com
mssioners to X. u. Wood & Co, of phila.
delphia to supply water pipe and castings
tor the new water works here. The con
tract amounts 10 over million and quar-
ter of dollars.
Accounts from different sections in Mis-
souri and Kansas, mention very serious
losses TO farmers from prairie fires In some
Instances farms have been devastated Of
fences, harms, she's. grain and hay stacks,
orchards. and occasionally houses were con-
sumed. Many thousands of dollars worth
of property Las been DESTROYED
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