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orders TO BERGER, SHUTS 4 co. Chemists
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EB-The Cincinnati Commercial, (Repb. )
says, sit is q national shame that so imper-
fectly educated and Unbalanced an indi-
yidual as Judge UNDERwooD, should be en-
dowed with high and responsible judicial
position. II the Republican party has any
solicitude for its reputation or its tenure of
power, we counsel them to get rid, as
speedily as possible, of such an incubus as
this Virginia Dogberry.n
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LEGAL NOTICE.

HENRY sToOpY will take notice that petl
III ton was hled In the Clerks ONCE, OF the
Court OF Common Pleas, in Montgomery County,
Ohio. by EltEabeth Stoody, praying for 4 divorce.
absence for three years,
ELIZABETH STOODI.
May 8, leoT-Wb-S6 j. III. Baggott, Atty.
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E5S- Mr.. Greeley uttered no truer senti-
ment than when he avowed that 'the war
for and against the Union ended two years
ago, at the surrender of General Lee, and
that the time for peace has Gomez Charles
ton Courier.
In saying this the New York Commercial
tWEED's Republican paper,) is afforded an
opportunity to frequently remark that, un-
foItunately, this was only for the Southern
market. The Tribune, Notwithstanding Mr..
GREELEY's speech at Richmond, has been
sustaining Congress for two years in keep
ing the Union and people divided. We OF
the North started right, against secession,
and in favor of the Union. But the war
over our leaders came to the conclusion
that they could elect a Radical President
10y keeping the Union divided. And in this
they have had the support of the Tribune,
though its editor, when in Richmond, talk
ed "Peaee." We could have had "Peace"
in 1865, If such Journals as the Tribune had
acted upon Mr.. LiNcoIN's plan for restor-
ing the Union.
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MAD RIVER ICE.

Having put up the largest and most select stock
of ICE ever putup in the city and having ncreas-
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c y Ice can be had at all times at my store.
ISAAC BIMM will act Us Foreman Of this
branch of my business.
Orders for PATENT KINDLING hlled every
afternoon Give IL trial. Il. BIMM
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10 young and TO old, TO great and 10 small;
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BY the use of
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GB- Turkey being bankrupt and having
imposed taxes on every other imaginable
thing, has at length resorted to tax on
babies, because they are exempt from
military service. ."-E1ehGn0e.
How closely their proposition is to be
followed by Ohio Radicalism. Here that
party ask for the word a0hite to be stricken
out of one clause of the Constitution, which
will give to the niger the ballot, and to
retain it in another clause, which win ex-
empt him from military duty.
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From the Harrisburg Union.
What Government Costs,

The following are the principal appro-
priations made by Congress to meet the
expenses of one year:
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TurlnS Tie ADMINISTRATION OF President
Buchanan, for the year ending July 4, 1S60
the total expenses of the Federal Govern
ment mot including the amount used for
eNtinguishing the public debit were S59,-
747I14-which was the highest sum ever
required during peace for the support of
the government
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II
FIRST STREET., (IiEAD OF THE BASIN
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Five hundred barrels Sweet Cider
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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-06-01
THE CROPS.

F1on various sections Of the district we have
cheering accounts OF the crops now growing:
There is some talk Of rust in the wheat fields, but
that it has not as yet attacked the stems, having
not do much injury if the disease can be confined
to the blades. Notwithstanding, the wheat crop
is tine most promising we have had for many
years. A good stand Of corn was obtained, anu
many Of our farmers have wJrked their crops over
the second time. Cotton seed came up pretty vel,
but in consequence of the cool d-ys and cold
nights, it has not grown much. Gardens about
town are generally good, though somewhat late.
New potatoes, peas, and other garden trucK are
now being used to some extent.
One Of the best signs Of the times is, that the
freedmen of Spartanburg, or at least the larger
portion Of them, are doing wen-very well. Many
Of our largest farmers, who have a considerable
as well, i not better than they did while they we're
slaves, as they have no trouble with them. They
stay at home, are attentive and steady to their
business, and seem to care little about politics.
This is the result Of fair and honorable dealing
with these people, and we have no doubt, were this
course generally pursued, the like good behavior
and industry would be seen everywhere. We have
nothing to disturb the even tenor Of our way but
incendiary Radical Observation-Disclosures Spar
tan.
From all sources We learn that the prospect for
good crops was never better than al present. Our
Section has never been noted for raising wheat,
but we hear Of many good wheat fields in Our
locality this season. Corn has been pronounced
very fine and cotton, we fear, will be too good, as
one half now thrown in corn would make MS more
independent. Fruit prospect cheering; vegetables
In abundance Darlington Sottthe7ner.
FINE OATs.-We were lately shown q specimen
stalk OF oats measuring six feet in length, taken
from the farm Of Mr.: J: Durham Currence, eight
miles northeast Of Yorkville. MIR. Currence bad
ten acres Of oats sown last September, Of which
the stalk sent us is said to be an average speci-
men. No fertilizers we're used in the cultivation
Of this field; the oats owe their luxuriance entire
" to good seed, rich SOIL and favorable season.
YorkuaRe Enquirer.
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HEADQUARTERS DISTRICT OF ALABAMA

HEADQUARTERS DISTRICT OF ALABAMA
MONTGOMERY, Ala May %, 1867.
Major General John Pope, commanding Third
HILLARY Distract, A0aata, Georgia:
nit to you the report of Colonel o. L. Sheplerd,
Fifteenth United States Infantry. commanding
Immediately upon hearing Of the outbreak pro,
ceeded to Mobile in company with Brevet
Brigadier-G General William Mckee Dunn, Assistant
ge-Advocate-Ge General and made personal in
auiry into what had occurred. 30 far as
can learn the disturbance was not apprehe ended
or deliberately planned, unless, probably, by
small party ofrufaans, such as are usually found
it cities. Nor do find that after it commenced
it was participated in by o Urge number Of per-
sons but that the contrary the scene WIS hasti-
ly abandoned, except by the police, and BY suea
parties OF freedmen as gathered together Tor de-
fence or from confusion or excitement. 1t seems
that the speaker having been for some time inter
rupted by persons who should have been lmmedl-
ately removed, q single arrest was made. This was
accompanied by the discharge Of pistol, after
Guided by the speaker and his friends. After q mo.
mentary luu large NUMBER Of additional shots were
fired, apparently without Undictive purpose, the
weapons, so far as known, pointing in the ar. l
do not find that greater charge than timidIty or
ineffciency can be sustained against the police
authorities or the city Of Mobile. At the same
time, freedom Of speech and public order have
been greatly outraged in that city by an element
which is active in the spirit Of the rebellion, and
presumes on sympathy from the police in this re-
gard. This is supported by the antecedents OF
the police and by the fact that but single arrest
was effected on the night Of the disturbance.
Sincere and earnest apprehension was express d
to mo lest q, collision of races, extended and
disastrous, and involving with the fate of the
colored people that Of Union men in sympathy
with them, should grow out of the I'M
pulse given by the recent outbreak. Tt pre-
vent the possibility Of this directed the post COM
mandant to assume the maintenance If public
order, to place guards at the headquarters Of the
different fire companies, to prohibit out-of-door
assemblages after nghtfall, to suspend the entire
police force, and reappoint only such as we're
known to be trustworthy, and to summarily pun
ish all disturbers of the peace. For the final sup
preston OF the disorder1y element above referred
to, and to give confidence and support to those
who have been heretofore the allies Of the Govern.
ment, respectfully recommend that the control
Of municipal affIirs be transferred to persons well
known for their continuous loyalty to the United
States.
ST have the honor to be, very respectfully, you1
obedient servant, WAGER SWAYNE,
Major General"
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correspondent writing OF the Indian remains
near Trinity, La, says: There are ten or twelve
mounds, some Of large size. The largest mea-
sured was nine hundred feet in circumference,
and about forty feet high; it had been dug down
and e1cavated in the center, by order Of General
Po11eNAo for military purposes. noticed that
the interior was stratifed and Of the same charac
ter Of soil as on the banks Of the river interspers
ed with relics Of pottery, silicious rock or flint
stone, for arrow heads. Ashes and Goals showed
it had been used, as were the mounds near
Natchez, for keeping up the perpetual fire."
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OBITUARY..
DIED, in Charleston, April 9. 1857, JOHN RANDOLPH

DIED, in Charleston April 8. 1857 JOHN RANDOLPH
RUSSELL, aged II years and months.
Seldom has boy Of bis early years afforded such pro-
missing traits of character. keen sense Of what
right and punctua observance Of duty, characterized
his conduct Whether In the relation Of child or
Sabbath School scholar bis principal desire seemed to
be to contribute to the pleasure of parent and teacher
With the manliness Of noble 1atre he united the sem
siHve, sympsthizing spirit Of the genter At home
he entwined himself around the hearts Of his family;
abroad he for himself the affection and admiration
Of his friends and plsymstes In the Sabbath School bis
prompt Obedience his well rected lessons his excellent
deportment and bis sweet ringing voice, marked him out
general fayorte But DEATH with its sharp scythe,
has cut down this bright flower In Its early bloom, and
the home circle and the Sabbath School have been bowed
with grief by this sad bereavement He seemed to be
singing his own brief history In the words Of fsyorte
hymn:
'F1owers Of the wildwood. flowers Of the garden.
Embems Of childhood, flowers, sweet flowers"
"But fral La their texture, and hanBient their stay,
For brief is the life Of flower;
Their fragrance and beauty too soon pass AWAY
They gladden. the heart for an hour"
Petersburg Express and Index please copy.
DIED in Walterboro', on the 10th May, 1857. ELLA
CATHERINE aged Hr months, the only and beloved
child of E. W. and &. E. FRASER.
So dear to Christ fond parents was your child
he took her to Himself In haste,
And holds her Gin His ar1ns' forever safe embraca
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@A YOUNG LADY RETURNING TO HEB

gA YOUNG LADY RETURNING TO HER
country home, after sojourn Of few months in the
CITY, was hardly recognized by her friends In place OF
coarse rustic flushed face, she had soft ruby COM
pe1ion Of almost marble smoothness, and instead Of
tw nhres she really appeared but eighteen. Upon In
qury as to the OF great change, abe plainly
told them that she used the OIRCAs IAN BALM, and
conderedt 1t an invaluable acquisition to any toilet
By It's use any Lady Gentlemen improve their per-
sonal appearance hundred fold 1t Is ample In tts
combination Nature herself is simple yet unsurpass-
ed in it's efficacy in drawing impurities from, also heal
Ing cleansing and beautying the shn and complexion
By its direct action on the cucle draws from 1t all Its
impurities kindly healing tho same, and leaving the sur
face as Nature intended It should be-cear soft smooth
and beautiful Price ST. sent by Mail Express on re-
ceipt Of an order by
W. l.. CLARK CO.. Chemists,
No. West Fayette Street, Syracuse, N. Y.
The only American Agents for the sale Of the same.
March 80 ~
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~ NOTICE T MARINERS.-CAP AIMS
AND PILOTS wishin- to anchor their vessels In Ashley
River are requested not to do 30 anywhere within direct
range Of the heads of the SAVANNAH RAILROAD
WHARvEs, on the Charleston and st. Andrews side OF
the Ashley Ryer by which precauon contact with the
Submarine Telegraph Cable will be avoided.
s. @. TURNER, q. n.
Harbor Masters Office, Charleston, February 8, 1855.
February
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~YoUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN Ass0CIA-
TIoN-The Rev. E ]. MEYNARD E will deliver ser
mon before this Association ToAorvow Sunday Evening"
the I'd inst in Trinity Church. Hase street Services
to commence stsA o'clock. The public generally and
young persons especially, are invited to attend.
collection Will be taken up for the benefit of the as
sociation WV. PEMBERToN, Secretary
N. B-The regular weekly meeting Of the Association
Will be held at their rooms This Ruening. Business or
Importance will be under consideration, June
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MARRIED..

On Wednesday evening" 18th inst, at the Second Pres
byterian Church. by the Rev. THos SMYTHE D. D., Mr..
JOHN MoC THARN to Miss L. ALICE MATHEWS,
both Of this city.
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~ NoTICE.-THE CREDITORS OF JULIUS
FLAUM are informed that under the Deed Of Assign
ment executed the 18th May, 1857 they required
to accept the provisions Of the said Deed and execute re-
leases on or before the hour OF u O'Clock Meridian Of
Saturday, the 18th day Of June, 1887.
The Deed Of Assignment and release can be seen at
the office Of Mesars sIMoNs & sIRGLNa, Attorneys at
Law, Broad street
ISAAC WALLACE, ,o.,ona..
DAVID WALLACE, n'''sno'"
MORRIS ISRAEL.
Agent Of Creditors Of Julius Flaum.
June Btuftus5
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THE ORANGEBURG NEWS.

DUBLsHED EVERY SATURDAY MORNING, AT
i Orangsburg, 8. G. Terms 50 per annum, IN ad
vance.
During the spring and fall seasons extra copies Of the
ORlNoEBuRa News will be circulated fc the bensht Of
our advertising pstrons-
Contract Advertisements inserted ON the most liberal
terms. Addrssa SAMUEL DIBBLE
Editor OranseburB News,
February Is orangsburg 8
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Domestic Markets.

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NEW AoAs' Msy oi-Nvvn. nu ,loe .to -. ~ I posn
"neae noaAy .oae.. ln to, g..
ssesGy. 80 4 ~, Tss;,h,. " Al, stoots
mlaams op.anas A' ,sIs o1, u o...;;rs so eo
nat. money 9. Pel oeh'. So1et ~ o'S s, soo,s
days, losss1ust' sgn. Lug % 'oueon'' io's'
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ENkstses se. pisrAtoh' y y
Stocks dun. aodd Sos' MONEY pse a., ''nS1 ~ q q
q. Registered bonas Q. o. ioo4aloos c.. =.
coupon 6onaa @ so1 tysa: Gvseoe l., 30 OF ~
1so oalesSas 1ss. 1oul Msa nsase IN: I'm ."s ~
souanern ioaet ~: silloaio'oo wa.t.rn W. @
decnin @ Sssauss W., 9 d. Soe. pa-,; hss -
maea nsw' L,oal1s. M s.soa. p;ca and
a. e'10. 1soo sacks.
sugar 10y 90. ~ CO.. sr,o
nio ~ Donu' Y %, sos, -: r,.ton - liver.
iupen1.ue o.aos: msSa 80. lesss eod ''N
L,rr,-Mofs9l yerv$ active TO the close. Call
h3fh-alouo' r. n.;a n
ioans pe, 0ens. - s.s.s1, ' o. o.r cant
sou. .neon.s ea s's' stsrss1s stesdv eoveroments
AMI, Stocks showed aSsen,eral but not marked re-
uun. a1 ,sosa ,aro.t S,o no;nt = 800 = siternoon
49, n.In,,so.r 100 ~ Ma q. ,.-.coffae on;et the market
n;.h !. daclin;nr tendency. Corn declined sa5c.
White a I9a1 1s: Yellow 81 17a1 1s; Mixed West
an =, 10. Provisions steady but unchanged
Wb;skey nominal.
CrsmrrxrT NAV S1,-Flour dull. Corn quiet
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DoWE l. NOISE,
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Opposite Charleston Hotel.
Ionroro 5Ino8