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Gas CONSUMERS are requested to examine tho
charges made by that corporation in regard to
Government Taxes. It will be soen that, in addi-
ton to their monthly bills, the consumer is charg-
ed per centage for taxes. By this extcrtion the
Gas Company viii be able Go declare On additional
dividend to the benefit of the stockholders, but at
the expense OF their customers All corporrtions
and business men have been in the habit Of in
cluding all incidental expenses in the charge of
their goods, and thereis no roason why the Gas
Company should make themselves On exception,
and enrich themselves from tho pockets Of the
public. Thnt the Government Tax is heavy and
onerous no one will deny; but That the whole bur-
don should bo shiftcd from the shoulders OF those
taxed to On innocent public, is both unjust and u-
generous. The Gas Company is monopoly, and
its receipts are amply sufficient to pay al demands.
The public hrve been bled enough; but to be COM
PEELED to pay the taxes of q corporation s the last
hnir which will break the camel's back.
GAS CONSUMER
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DEATH OF W. E. scorr, EsQ.-It is with regret
that We record the death Of Mr.. W. E. Scott which
occurred in Hamburg, s.. O., Wednesday aftor-
noon, the I'd inst. A Charleltonian by birth, MIR.
s. had for years past resided in Columbia, anl, at
tho time Of his demise, was stationed in the first
mentioned place, acceptably and faithfully ds-
charging the duties of Internal Revenue Collector
Of tax on cotton. The fatal disease was pneumo-
mia. from which the deceased had been suffering
for about week. high-toned gentleman aud
bright Mason, MIR. Scotts life revealed the fact that
his motto was: Spes Meo an Deo est wife and
six children are left to mourn his departure.
Augusta Chronicle.
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seasonable Suggestions.

Winter In this climate, is trying season. It's un-
steady temperature greatly aggavates dyspepsia and
acts very unfavoraby upon that sensitive orsau the
liver Tho alienation Of frost and haw Keeps the pores
Of the body continually opening and contracting and the
result is condition of the system favorable to the action
of the atmospheric virs which produces intermittent fe
ycrs Hence PROTECTIVE MEDICINE like HoSTETTEkS
STOMACH BITTERS Ia especially needed in the winter
months The effect OF this great CONSTITUTIONAL Iv1a-
oRANr in rendering the eeblest frame imperous
10 all alarous influences is grand fact demonstrated
By tho uniform experience of quarter OF century AS
stomachc, an ant-bilous medioiue, and preventive
AMI cl,ro of Fever and Ague it ia the ONE THING NEED
Pull which nono who value the preservation OF health
cnn afford TO do without.
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THE SICK, wHEN AT DEATHS DOOR,

regret that thoy did not tako the right andoc nt the
right fine Thousands who now suffering from the
early tinges of liver complaint and dyspepsia will be
PROSTATE OIL sick beds month hence, they do uotar-
rest the mischief at Nothing is more easy a
course of tho purest and best vegetable tonic and alto
ratire known In modern pharmncy-HosTETfEh'S
STOMACH BITTERs-w restore the digestive organs
to their full gor and bring the dsordered liver into
condition of perfect health. certainly 1s sunshine dis
spatcs tho morning vapors Fever and Aguo too is at
once broken up by this powerful antidoe to a masma,
t diseases strengthen the system with the Bitters and
Won NAV defy all the complaints which prevail at THIS In
,a,'t ~ y sseson g December 81
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The State Tax.

Ah- Edlor:-The business men Of Charleston
are filed with alarm upon the subject of Taxation,
and the matter requires their attentive consldcra-
tion.
Previous to the war, the State offered q ''bonus"
to importers, by erenapttag from taxation al goods
of direct importation. At the lest session of the
Legislature, the prosperity of tho State seems to
have been lost sight Of and every effort appears to
have been made for the purpose of crushing the
energies Of the merchants OF Charleston By unjust
discrimination and Retrospective. Tar Blu Tho
income Of the merchant is taxed ut S5 on the SlD0
that Of tho. professional man OF 81 on tho SlOO
The sales Of The merchant are taxed at 90 cents on
the 500 for tho year 1866 The large quantities OF
goods, wares and merchandise shipped to this
market have been sold, and the proceeds remltted
to the shippers. Can the commission merchant
be required to pay this tax, when the amount OF
benefits he has received from said salcs aro con-
fined to small commission We think not.
The merchants and business men of Charleston
are making desperate struggle to regain por-
ton of her former prosperity but If business il to
be taxed as crime, they must g1yo up IN despair.
To render the isolation more complete the Legis-
nture have recently chartered railroads which de-
prive Charleston Of the trade and business Of our
own State.
duced, by the sAct to Encourage Emigration" to
,settlo in State whose residents arc taxed so OK
! Charleston has always paid large proportion
of the taxes to the stat but for the past they
will be unbearable.
This is not matter in which TIE commercial
man alone is interested. II is one which vitality
concerns eue7y interest IN the CITY,
The owners OF real estate, and every department.
OF. Industrial pursuits, have as deep an interest in
the release from such burdens as oppress and
weigh down the commercial prosperity of tho city,
as the especial vocation which appears to be mere
ly the actuary for carrying out commercial pur-
poses.
MI of our citizens may be forthwith called in order
that the poice of uteaaoe city may be heard in re-
ference to q matter which strikes go deadly blow
at all thsi hopes. "CHARbESION.
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II
Domestic Markets.
npv oooDa MARKEr.

NEW YORK January 4.-Dry Goods are some
what frmer buyers are in the market. but only
looking around without pnrchasng Frees zee al, are
bIsppehed hPplgsed ss white Rocks, 2s Prints quiet
WoolIen Goods very quiet. Foreign Goods inactive
There is considerable interest manifested on tho
Tariff question.
HONEY MARKET.
The Commercial says that the Money market
shows steady increase OF call rates. Sterling
moderate inquiry, but unchanged. Governments
firm and inactive, and some shipments likely.
Stock market quiet. Gold 33}.
LATEST.
New York, January 4.-Cotton easy; sales 5000
So Orleans s Sta, bier ana
sll 50a17. Wheat steady at sS 20a9 25: Corn 1a2c.
hitrher: White Western 81 15a1 II. Porh lower
New Mess SCI. Lard steady. Groceries unchang-
ed: Naval Stores quiet. TuTpentine 66a67. Hosln
81 50a9.
MONEY MLRKET.
9la9l. Gold s9B. Freights dull. Government
gold bonds shade better.
LATEST
Money closed firm and active at per cent
Gold firm at 81. Governments steady. Coupons
Of 81, 1as@10e4 DO. Of 's2 107i@1O7t do "a 1921
sevent-thir seISSti ties, 1o9s @ios.
BAIrrMonE. January 4-Wheat frmer; receipts
small. Corn dull; Yellow 9Sa94c.; White 81. Oats
steady. Seeds inactive; Flax 50 7Oa2 IS. Flour
quiet; Chicago Extra s12a12 60 Naval Stores dull;
Turpentine 67ae8c. Rosin 81 5Oa9. suger dull; re-
fning 9Sa1Os. Coffee firm; sales Of Rio during the
week II, 600 bags. Cotton dull; SIC: for Middling.
Provisions inactive. Bacon Shoulders nlal1ae;
Sides 2ac.; Hams false Western Lard l2se. se
The weather is moderating. Thermometers at 35.
MOBILE, January 4..salos to-day yod 175O bales s.,
esps week sEsnst % rs last Tsts week 1scaIs h5
to date 1sO 1885, against 2 94s same time last year.
Cleared, the ship Lizzie Moses, for Liverpool, witt
$3.50 bales schooner A. Messberg, for Boston, 7ish
GIG bales Of cotton.
GIScnNAr1 January 4.Fleur stssdy .a !. and quiet
Hogs dull and lower at STAT S5..packers not buy
ing at the close Receipts $500 head Mess Pork
Green Meats dull and dropping. Lard dull. There
is an increased pressure for loans, the market
being closer than before.
LOUISVILLE, January 4.-Sales Of AZ hhds. Of
Tobacco, light lugs to fair Leaf, 50 4Oa15 75. Su-
perfine Flour, SO SO. Wheat nominal. Corn un-
Changed Oats, 62a69, in bulk. Hogs, 63a65; re-
ceipts 1850 head. Mess Pork, $40 90 Lard, sl2 %.
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EXECUTIVE PAnDoNs-T Attorney General has
lust completed and sent to tho President for
transmission to the House Of Representatives
list Of the Generals, members Of Congress, Cabinet
officers, and other officials of high rank in the
Confederate service, who have been pardoned
undor the Amnesty Proclamation OF May 20, 1865;
The list contains between two and throe hundred
names, and in connection with each namc is stated
the exception Of the Proclamation under which the
owner came, the names Of persons recommending
his pardon, and the date of issue. The number OF
persons recommending each pardon is between
ten and fifteen.
In the case Of William Aiken, Ex-Governor OF
South Carolina, the list of Recommendations reach
es three hundred and Geo. A. Trenholm, who was
Secretary Of tho Confederate Treasury, bas nearly
ono Thousand names appended to his petition. A
list of all the persons who have received parlons
win be made out soon aftor tho convention OF Con,
gross, and when that is completed the House Will
have received the information i'll regard 10 tho
comency which hos been extended by the Presl-
dent to repentant robels.-M. Y. Herald.
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TEE DISTRICT CouRrs.-The Act of the last Leg
isature amending the District Court Act passed in
September last, together with the Act amending
the Criminal Law, are being prepared by VIM. r.
Hunt, Secretary Of State in order to perfect tho
compilation already published by him. With this
addition, the compilation will be complete, and
every District Judge and lawyer who intends prac-
once-C Columbia PhCgniT.
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MAsoN1c.-Cur worthy brother, says the Carroll
nian, D. R. Campbell, Esq, Past Grand Master, has
been appointed Grand Lecturer tor tho State OF
South Csrolina by Most Worshipful J. L. Orr,
Grand Master, for the ensuing year.
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Congressional.

Bin for coast defence was reported by MIR. Stevens.
It recommends for Fortress Monroe an appro-
priation Of 100000; for Fort Taylor, Key West,
Ship Ialand, Miss, s2o,00O Fort Clinch, Florida,
Judge Grier is still indisposed, delaying the test
oath decision. The lobbies are filing rapidly with
Tariaf partizans.. In the Senate, a memorial from
the Legislature Of Montana was presented, asking
the establishment Of the office of Suryeyor-Genersl
OF that Territory, which was referred to the Com
mittee on Public Lands. Also, petition from the
Wool Growers Society, asking increased protection,
which was referred to the Finance Committee.
Seventy artists presented a memorial asking for q
specific duty of s1GO on old paintings. which was
referred to the Finance Committee. Six petitions
from railroad presidents, asking q reduction Oh
railroad iron.
The Committee on Foreign Relations We're in
sructed to inquire into tho state Of affairs exist
ing between France and Mexico, and the probable
ity Of Maximilan maintaining himself
The Bill repeating the 18th section of q Eli to
suppress the rebellion, &C., WAS then taken up:
and on consideration OF the amendment to repeal
the entire Act, the Hon. Reverdy johnson spoke
nestr. Some of the first jurists Of the country
MANY OF them mRepublcans-and some Of the best
Eneiish iurists, have expressed the opinion that
fhs moment be1liGerent rights were granted, the
commission of treason was impossible
snes;king of Mr.. Davis trial, and the delays
.ttending t. he said no matter whose fault, it was
. bIot m civilization. Should he die while retain
ed p' prisoner, m the nation would be responsible
The rmendment was lost and the bill repeating
the Section passed by vote Of "a to = Messrs
Patte1son and SALISBURY, voting il the negative.
The The Bin regulating tho tenure of Office was then
taken up. when the Senate adjourned.
In The House of Representatives., the Appropria-
ton Bill for the postof1ice and frontier defence
S!r. Howard introduced resolution that in tho
nresanS state Of the country no additional tax 20
levied with view to reducing the public debt;
which was referred to the Committee on ways SO ana
;nnn;,,e into the expediency of q modification OF
The tariff so as to discriminate against slave
grown products.
Mr.. CLARK intro a Bill for the prnishmcnt
oFhr;herv in Congressional elections. after othor
" >1n;rnnorfant business. the House went into
Committee of the Whole and then adjourned
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RAJ The Relatives, Friends and Acquafnt-
ances of Mr. and Mrs JAMES KENNY and Family, are re-
cctfuy invited to attend he Funeral Of their Daugh-
ter KATE from their residence No. 1S1 Queen street. at
Three o'clock This A. fter7,oon. January
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General News.

GALVESTON, January 4.-Goneral kiddoo Of the
Freedmen's Bureau, has issued Circular ordering
his sub-commissioners to disregard the Texas
labor law, and contracts made in accordance with
its provisions will not be approved.
Brownsville papers of the 23d make no mention
of the death Of Escobedo.
from each House has been appointed to restore and
cnfranchise certain ctizons, and bill has beenir
troduccd into the State Senate abolishng the sale
OF negroes for crime.
BALTIMORE, January 4.-The Roman Catholic
Church OF st. Thomas Manor, Charles county,
Maryland which was built $50 years ago, has been
burnt
COLUMBUS, Ono, January 4:-The House of
Representatives of the Legislature of Ohio has
passed the Constitutional Amendment BY vote OF
81 to 25.
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Petition From Louisiana.

WASHINGTON, January IA Louisiana memorial,
presented to the Senate asking assistance for re.
building the 1evees, shows that eighteen Parishes
of that State, being about onequarter of its aren,
which Welded, in 1850 twothirds of the sugar and
molasses, one-haf the cotton, and containing two
subject to overflow. Eighteen other Parishes are
subject to partial inundation. The loss to Coy
eminent for Internal Revenue is about S8O0, ,W0
The people and the State Government are wholly
unable to repair the lerees, and ask Government to
endorse $500 600 Of bonds based on 600 acres
Of swamp lands The memorial is able and Mt
tracts considerable attention.
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sS The Relatives, Friends and AcauGint-
ancoa of Mr. DANIEL b. FURsT respectfully invited
to attend his Funeral from his late residence, ut the
corner of Elliott and Church Streets on Sunday Morning
ut Nine o'clock. IL January
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The Public Debt.

WASHINGTON, January 4-Debt bearing coin iu-
terost. .4eO 490 741 80; debt bearing currency in
terest, sSs2 s79 40; n1atured but not presented,
s14 SIS ss9 ST. debt bearing no interest, s425 673
SS4 S9 coin in Treasury, s97 ,567 rs; currency
in Treasury, SS9, 1896, ,765 04.
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Glr The Friends and Acquaintance of
ALFRED WISE are respectfully invited to attend his
Funeral ut No. 81 Line street. at 10 o'clock A NJ, Sun
day Morning January 9th, 1867. January
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Fire i'm New York.

New YORK, January 4-The Rubber Goods es-
tablishment Of q. G.. Norton & &C., No. S59 Broad-
way, was badly damaged by fire this morning
loss $95, ,OO0-insured. Peck, Randolph Smith,
clothiers, lost by water SIS 600; building owned by
Norton & Co., damaged about s7OG0-all fully in
oI,raS
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ssTHE COMPANIONS OF CAROLINA CHAP
TER No. !, R. A. H., respectfully invited to attend
the Funeral Services Of Corp. ALFRED WISE, from his
late residence No. 81 Line street. ToAorroo Sunday,
9Th instant, at 10 a. nj.
BY order NJ. E.H.P. LIB LovEanEEN.
january Secretary c. C. No. ], B. A. NJ.
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THE EWEArHER-During the carly holidays was
bitter cold, the thermometer ranging from Is to 81
degrees. On Saturday afternoon last it Gunnated
in heavy fall of snow, which continued nearly all al
iEs inches. dn Sunday morning the scene was
indeed Charming, all external things being covered
by the beautiful substance rendering tie perspec-
tive exceedingly picturesque In sosae Places m
everything merging with 81 sRsns snow be pro. o.
sramme e for the day consists Of sleghing, snow
D-.NAe' tN0e>' Ne,cber7y Herald.
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Repoal4os the Pardoning Powe,

'WAsuNaTos, January 4.-The s0th Section re-
pealed to-day by the Senate, is as follows: That
the 1Prss .ent Is hereby authorized, at any time
hereafter by proclamation to extend to ge1sons
in any State or part thereof, pardon and amnesty,
With such exceptions and at such time, and on
such conditions as he may deem expedient for the
public welfare.
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SPECIAL 0TICES.
a THE oFFICERs AND MEMBERS OF THE

@ THE OFFICERS AND MEMBERS OF THE
South Carolina Masonic Benevolent Society request
ed to atend the Funeral Services of their late Brother
ALFRED WISE, from his late residence; No. 81 Line
street. 4o-MoTro,1 Morning 9Th instant at Ten O'Clock,
A NJ. 54-a-.,.~ =.z55zz ).
BY order Of the President. ". A. WILSON,
Jsnuary6 Secretary.
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Marine News.

New YORK. Januaryf4. Further particulars of
the loss Of the schooner E. NJ. Dyer, bound from
Georgetown, S. c., for Richmond Va. state that
,A,,Bryant, Chss. Bryant and J. II. Sweeney, sea-
men, wore washed overheard and drowned. Capt.
Je1 emiah Harding and Geo. Nickerson, seaman,
died litter being taken off the schooner; the 9TH
ers aboard zero saved by the British brig Meg
It is stated that the brig Jennie Martin, OF Balh-
more refused assistance to the Dyer.
The brig a. Horta, Of West Iudies for Boston,
has been wrecked. Seven seamen were lost.
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New York News.

New York, January 4-The Austrian Admiral
Tighof visited the Mayor to-day.
The Gardner will case, in which largo amount
of property is involved, has been decided by the
Court of Appeals in favor of Mr.. Gardner the bro
ther of Mrs ex-Presidont Tyler, and against her.
The harbor is filed to considerable extent with
floating ice interfering with the rapid transit OF
tho ferry boats and other shipping.
The Greek Committee of this city have appealed
to the citizens for aid to the Canadians.
A daring highway robbery took place last even-
ing, near Hoboken. z. B. Beker was robbed of a
watch, diamond pin, rings, about s100 in money
and was nearly murdered
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The Postoftce Appropriation Blu.
WASHINGTON, January 1.-The Postof6ce Appro-
nrston Biii for the year ending June &c. 1868 calls
Tor $l8, 8,S95.0G
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aJ NOTICE.-BY ANACT THE GENERAL
ASSEMBLY, the undersigned. for themselves and: as
Trustees for their associates who are lawful holders Of
the Second LIEN First Mortgage Bonds Of the 0atleaton
and Savannah Railroad Company, and suoh others the
lawful holders Of the Said Bonds may hereafter come
in and join them, and the SUCCESSORS Of them, were In
corporatedt by the name Of the sAVANHARs.AFD
CHARLESTON RAILROAD COMPANY, with capital Of
ons million dollars to be subscribed adeup and paid
In raid Bonds, lobe dedinto ten thousand abares
Of one hundred dollars each-the said Company to be
considered as formed and the Act of Incorporsonto ct
ach as soon IS ai1 thousand shares shall be subscribed
and paid in Notice Is therefore hereby given that the
undersigned ready receive subscriptions and Issue
Certificates OF Stock thereon at the Office of JNo.s
RYAN, No. % Broad street. between the hours of AM
and p NJ from day to day. until the necessary amount
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nJ JBEAUTrF UI HAIR.-CHEvALER's
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Its orgl color aud youthful beauty; mparts lie and
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/ The New York LeBislature.
AIBAsY, January 4.-The Senate adopted the
! Constitutional Amendment by vote of % to 8.
Two thousand four hundred men are employed
! at the Brooklyn Navy Yard.
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a- BOARD OF FIREMAsTERs.-AN ELEc-
TIoN for CLERK AND SUPERINTENDENT and q
PUMP CONTRACTOR for Upper and Lower Wards win
be held at the regular meeting othe Board 18th instant
Applicants will hand in their letters on or sefore that
time. ss... B. M. sTRoBEL, r.
Janunry s 10 Clerk and Superintendent.
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aD-THB OFFICERS AND MEMBERS OF ST.
ANDREWS LODGE No. TO- A. F. NJ, are haternally In
vited to attend the Funeral Services Of our late Brother
ALFRED WISE, at his residence No q Line street. To
Morrow Sunday Morning. at 10 o'clock A. NJ The Ma
sonic Fraternity respectfully invited to attend
BY order ". j. TRIM, ". NJ.
E. A, JEANNERETT,
January Secretary.
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rC.,a r,,pcaoo Roard of 1rratIc,

The Chicago Board OF Trade.
CHICAGO. January 4.-The Board of Trade of
this CITY have passed resolution, in which tho
Boards Of other cities have already concurred, to
adopt the GENITAL method Of purchasing grain after