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TIIE WORLD lSHONISHED
Ar THE WONDERFUL REVELATIONS
Madame III. 4. PERIuGO.

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Post Office Notice.

PoSr OFFICE,
CHARLESTON, s. c., July =, 1867.
After to-day the mails for Northeastern Railroad
will close at s O'clock AN. and to-day and after
wards they are expected TO reach the Railroad
"Station" at go o'clock PM, and TO be ready fol
delivery at this Office at $50 O'Clock P. VI.
STANLLi q. TROTT, L. NJ.
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,,n1rn or CITIZEN or po1.1cE

OFFICE OF CHIEF OF poLlCE.)
MAINE GUARD HOUSE, !
ChAniFsruN. j. e.. Sept H. 1871
rNoILOWFD \ POLICEMAN TO THIS POST,
II COACH DOG. which the owner can get OH appll-
cl,ioI to the "Oficer OF the Day.
C. b. SIGWALD,
Son.e,nb,r N & Chief oil Police.
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CITY ADVERTISEMENTS.
ESTIMATES WANTED.

OFFICE CITY CIVIL ENdlNEEt,
CRY HALL, CHARLESTON, September II, 1857
CtEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED UNTIL
= the 18th at l2 o'clock NJ, for BUILDING SEVERAL
TRUNKS Of the lengths and sizes given below The es
Inmates will include the cost OF ercavahng about 200
cubic Yards of earth the necessary ing reforming OF
payeinents and grading after the laying OF trunks
TRUNKS FEET
fnoh of Trunk In Line street 270
Length of Trunk in and from lots In Coming street
10 the tidal drain. oou
Length of Trunk from lots Gadsden street to the
main drain in Wentworth street. .........-..... l20
Length of Trunk from McIntosh's Court to Rad
clte street DRAIN ................ ioi
Total lenRtl. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. o''
Trunks to b. twelve by twenty inches Ill the clear
built of two by twelve inches prime yellow pine planks
to rest upon seepers OF three BY nine inches three feet
long placed i've feet from centres Braces to be two BY
SIX inches doyetaied into the sides of Trunks. ut dis
tances Of five feet from centres The Trunks TO be nid
TO grade egs furnished by the Engineer.
all the work must be carried on with the greatest
dispatch.
Plans can br seen ut this office.
copy of these specifications must be attached TO each
offer. LOUIS D. BAhboI,
September II City Engineer.
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PosToFFIcE NoIICE.-An evening mail for Au-
gusta and Savannah, and for distribution beyond
those offices. will close daily at the Postofhce at
half-past o'clock.
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Kentucky State Combination Lottery,
MURRAY, EDDY 4 CO.. Managers. draws EVERY
DAY at Covngton, Ky.
Whole Tickets from 81 to slO Shares in proportion
Capital Prizes from $4,000 to $4,000
H. L. PETERS. Agent.
No. 30 Hasel street. Charleston. S. c.
September 6 lmo
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FITtE: IdIlN.
-nnAr.r,. nr nuAp1E EsrnN 1

MAI0nNTE OF EHAEl tHlpN.(
or. Halt. Noyen,her y l1t''
IA rte~,NS 1T ilolirnf RlhulLplNt IN ar
4 u,,I H. lri.i- aud " Isle liic'r 0i til" IltS. I'M
~, Al al the Cenriai Assembly. giving authority
T., ,, at, .in, Charleston 10 proceed ia Tue maj
lei, 81 llrc "in with Vie" I" ait Ia p,luihG up lI.
-, .,,, ,r. hcroh, u"llDrd that ih" form ~ appl
a,,,, ir u, can obtained Al the Once oil the Cierh
- ,,nnn.d between the honia nj 9 A. NJ and T. NJ
" ,I ,I,.. ,t,,,. must r. 4 iii the above mcniloned
~. 49, |',,nr,,ttr. vii meet every Monday to
'',St ~ ~ ,rt ,he MAYOR Vs. Il. SMITH.
- ,.'r|,.nio Clerk oi Council.
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ARRIvALs.-Among the arrivals al the Charles
ton Hotel we notice the name OF Ex-Governor
VANCE, of North Carolina.
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ATTENTION Is CALLED to the advertiser oi
the Meckenburg Fena College, which appears
in our paper to-day.
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corn on account Of ali concerned.
By Il. AZ a. y. P.CALDwELJ..
THIS DAY, the 18th nst will bc sold before our store,
ut 10 O'Clock. on account OF all concerned.
Bags WHITE CORN slightly damaged.
Conditions sh. September II
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II. Fl.

IL. Fl.
II You want cheap Blank Books;
If YOU want cheap Stationery, Envelopes, P"-
per, &C.; or MILLERs' Almanac;
Ii You want Printing executed neatly;
Ii lou want Books bound in any style, or Account
Books made to order, with any desired pattern oi
ruling, 60 to HIRAM HARRIS, No. 80 Broad street
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ATTENTION Is CALLED to an advertisement of
Messrs JOHN CAMPsEN & Co., Offering for sale im-
proved portable grist, meal, and flour mill COM
cned
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NEw ARR1vALs.-We call the particular attention
of our readers to the announcement of our friend,
Mr. CHAFEE, in this mornings paper. His adyer-
1isements say much more for him than We can.
They illustrate his enterprise and they say to the
public ''W. II. CHAFEE is ready for the Fall bns-
ness" In saying this they say the truth, as any
one will be convinced by calling at No. 2O7 East
Bay.
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BAs.v BMI--A game came of yesterday eve
ming he tween tho first nine CT the Carolina Base
Ball Club and the second nine of the Pametto's.
There were present nine OF the Carolnas and Six
of the Paine ttoes. The former obtained forty
four innings the latter twenty-five. 1t was II
good game and well contested; but the latter
were greatly over. matched and had poor chance
to win. The Carolina Club is quite young, We un-
derstand, but they have the material ior fine or
ganization. The Pahuettoes are old and skillful.
Skill, however, will not always prevail over deter
mined odds.
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A Eact Worth Knowing.

Fact Worth knowing.
The best investment for an invalid who suffers from
debility or loss of appetite is bottle of PANKSrNs He
patio Bitters as will be to give relief For sale by
all Druggists.
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WE NOTICE in looking over our county exchanges
that the Newberry Herald laments the removal of
General SIcKIEs, fearing that General Order No
10 may he revoked
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School, Mr.. JOSEPH r. CALDWELL advertises
in this mornings issue, that his school will COM
mence at the school house in Wentworth street
early in October. Parents having boys to be in
struoted will find it advantageous to see Mr.. CALD-
WELL In reference to their education, as he has
had many years experience as an instructor.
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AUCTION SALES.

Barrels, Kegs and Den,johps Of Whaskey, Hams,
Bacon dc.
MCKAY & CAMPBELL
viii sell at their Auction Saesrooms No. 136 Meeting
street. opposite Pavilion Hotel, THIS DAY (Fridayb
18th inst. at 10 O'clock
Bbs choice WHISKEY
Kegs and demijohns Whiskey
Cases Whiskey
HAMS Shoulders &C. ..I<-
Together with usual aAsc rtlnent.
n. B.-Sale OF FURNITURE postponed until further
notice.
Terms cash. September l3
BO0's and NOps.
BY MILES DRAKE.
THIS MORNING, at l0 O'Clock. will sell at my Store
corner OF King and Liberty streets
80 CASES BOOTS AND SHOES. JUST RECEIVED
DIRECT FROM THE MANUFACTURES
COMPRISING The FOLLOWING STYLES
Gases Mems CALF AND KIP BOOTS. CALF AND
BUFF BALMOR,LS, Brcgans, Bismarck! Prince Al
ber.l and oxford Ties; Ladies' Lasting COngr. .ss Kid
and Goat BaImorals, Polka Boots. So, ard large
assortment OF Ladies' Misses and Chdrens Shoes, IN
cartoons.
Terms cash. September l3
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The RAINS appear to have been universal all
over the country. The weather still continues un-
settled, and We presume, will continue so until
the eclipse of the moon on the day after which, ac-
cord ne to weather prophets, we are inclined to
hope Tor fair weather.
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Number of Whites unable to write, 8; number OF
Blacks unable to write, 26.
REa1sTRAr1oN.-The following is the result of
registration for the Second District Post of Hilton
Head, up to and including thu 10th inst:
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THE COTTON CRoP-From information gather
ed from some of our Sea Island planters, as we'll
as from some from the up-country, the cotton
crop mas been very much shortened by the rains.
Many of the bolls of the cotton rottng through
moisture. while the rain has also caused rust
which is injurious.
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BY the use of
CHASTELLAR'S "a
w HITE LIQUID
ENAMEL, -

For Improving and Beautifyng the Complexion, ~.
The most valuable and perfect preparation In USE for
giving the skin beautiful pearl like TINT that L. only
onnd in youth II quickly removes Tan Freckles Pm-
PIES Botries. Moth Pitches, Saiowness. Erhpnons.
and al impurities OF the skim. kindly healing the sarne'
cannot be detected by the closest scrutiny and being
vegetable preparation perfectly harmless It is tile
only artice OF the kind used the French and iscou-
sdered by the Parisian Indispensable to perfect
toilet Upwards Of $4,000 bottles sold during the
past year sufficient guarantee Of its efficacy Price
only is cents sent by mail nospaid. on fcceipt OF IN
BERGER, SHUTS CO., Chemista,
2s5 River 81, Troy, Ny
March 80. -l.. Tyr
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Bills RECEIVABLE is probability that
the bills receivable of the State will all be husband
ed within the next thirty days. An order has been
issued by His Excelency, the Governor, as we are
informed to the effect thst Sheriiis shall be au-
thorized to receive the State issue in payment OF
all tax executions in their hands for collection
We understand that SO few of these bills are now
unredeemed, that they stand almost at par, and
further, that attempts have been recently made to
purchase them for speculative purposes without
avail. We regard this one of the healthy signs
of the times.
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PARDoNED.-Smart Chisholm alias Seipio Jen-
kns (colored) convicted of the murder of his child,
and sentenced to be hung on the first Friday in
October, has been pardoned by the Governor, on
condition that he leaves the State for five years.
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For Convenience, Economy and
Cheapness, the greatest Labor
Saving Machine that can be
put on Il Plantation.
OPINIONS OF TIE PEOPLE,,
ALLEnG.LR. BARawELL DISTRICT. :. a..

KrSsrS. LMIr d. MdrShiH
GEsTlEMrN / used. during the past season. ono OF
ngersols Portable Cotton Presses, purchased oil You
last September have always been prculiccd i'll favor
of the Scrcw Press and nothing but dire Necessity Ill
duccd me TO try any her take pleasure. however III
adding Ihy testimony III favor of Its entire adaptation To
hc wants OF cotton plantation. II has surpassed my
most sangline expectations. have packed with but
two hands, yet I prefer fuur--two at each lever MY
bales all weighed 800 lbs. Tho first lot sent TO
market averaged 5. Is My impression is that 5OO lbs
about the capacity of the Press and greater number
of pounds sub eel the foowblock to too much rsk ul,
less the sides OF The cotton box increased 1t would
add greatly To the value OF the Press II the cotton oox
was ten inches longer In haste, am, very Respectfully,
Yulr obcdicnt servant, &c., Il. w. LAWION.
PS took my Press down and carried IL some iour
miles to pack the crop oi neighbour who laeu u nave
y ..Screw'' built hc much pleased that lie has
determined la abandon the "Scrcw AMI purchase I'm
gcrsoll's Press d. W. IL
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REGISTRATION IN GEoRGETowN.-The George
town Times says: "The number of votes register
ed in this District to the 9th inst. is thus Whites
3S5 blacks, S343.
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were greatly over matched and had q poor chance
to win. Ghe Carolina Club is quite young, We un-
derstand, but they have the material Tor fine or
panization. The Pahuettoes are old and skillful.
Skill, however, will not always prevail over deter
mined odds.
IMpRoyEMENrs.-Am the numerous improve
ments going on in the city are those OF the Mills
House and Pavilion Hotel. The propretors OF
these two splendid establishments are sun]ectihg
them to IL thorough state OF repairs. hotuhda
Office, sleeping apartments, dining rooms' ETC. III
fact the entire buildings within, under the
manipulations of skillful hands, will present new
appearancc. Everything from indications, III
connection with both houses, will be done up
in superb style. The travelling public may rest
assured that at both these houses tner soJouIn
will always be pleasant and agreeable.
RAILROAD T1rs--We are informed that large
and valuable contract for yellow pine cross ties
for railroads is being filed by MIR. S r. SoLoAoN5
of the Northeastern Railroad Company. Con-
siderable amounts are being shipped North and
moro are in couese of going forward, and several
schooners have been chartered by Air. WM
Po.cH of our city, to take portion OF the
freight. The pine along the Northeastern Rail
road affords excellent material tor thus purpose
and We learn that large number OF men are em
ployed on the line OF the road m pnttng tile tIe'
in q condition for shipment
Conn FOB CHAgLEsToN.-We have good leasol
,o, Tho assertion that the city OF Charleston ha
r,sd nearly one-third of the entire taxation al tn
State thus far received by the treasurer Al u
lumbia.
While this is remarkable fr1hnte 10 '''e '.i'''
nrso and growth of the citv-tafdng INTO col'si'''
at;on tho f,ct that two years ago we started frol
he hare pround-thc fact is food for rehectioh
Why shall i mercantile community near Duiue
IN the general scheme of taxation, so nt'erN u's
proportonate to the estimated wealth "i the ''a'o
Must the merchant forever carry the ueau weigh
of half the plantations i'll the state Mus' y"
class paw for his goods and chattelS because TIC
happen to be 'merchandse" and another oe e
.empted because property is represented pN ia"a'
implements and crops!
II it he true that there Is 4 revolution Ill pi'
gress. let us at least share in some OF rts pehsu'
and see 10 It that in the formation OF ne" e"'
ernment every man, without distinction Of race
color, shall pay his just proportion OF the puo"
expense.
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WE WOULD call attention to the advertisement Of
the Great Inland Air Route from Boston, New
York, Philadelphia and Baltimore to Charleston
in which will be found the tariff of through rates.
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OFFICE oF KINa's MouSr,IN RAILROAD COMPANY
YohKyiLLE, 5. e. April ID. 1867.
,rS1IrNrs: I have lust received your letter o Feb
,ary lthrpon my return To this place after All sD-
s.n,. t two monthsand this reply may be o late Tor
your descriptive Circular OF lnsersolS Cotloh rr'ss
worked admirably. packing with raae from "op TO pa
lbs With good active hands 10 work II. am satlsh,H
that from eighteen II twenty bales might readily ie
pa, led IN 4 day. ,.,,, .,
This Pr - combines the advantage 81 liGhness an"
consequent portability and simplicity eing easiiy mai
need b, any one of ordinary nlelligencc ufeal 'ol
nr,.ssina force with little motive power. and last nut
nat last it - worked entirely lay hand thus saving or
the farm horses the aIi labor imposed upon them Dy
tL, use of the ordinary ''i'r'w.
" Wsnacttullr Nc ,our. T.. Mr. LAW
Tn LITTLE X A[ARsHsIL. Charleston. y q.
For DESCRIPTIVE CIRCULAR ana PRICE iiHi
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Septenlber 6
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REGISTRATION IN THE CRY YESTERDAY
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1867-11-06

HUSBANDS, LOVE YOUR WIVES" and
give them. PL ANTATI0N ID iNYlE r S
wheRtHey dretnfering from Nervousness,
General Debility, Faintness, Spasm, or
any Of the thousand and one diseases to
which thevweaker SEE u liable. laying,
sak5eJses7 lex FENCED theibenent Of their
use, extend the Blessing to others. This
invaluable tonic will chase Hypocondria or
"'the Blues''-give tone to the deranged
nervous system-gently stimulate langlid
secretions-dispel vapors and ennui, and
generally build up the worn constitution.
For each. SEX md al ,agesit ism gentle
stimdlAnt and "a refreshing cordial. Mil
lions Of bottles are sold daily all over the
world. 2w577.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1867-11-06

NTss Chicago Tribune. is daily assailing
Secretary. Met ulloch for, contracting the
a irrency at the.rAte Of - ,O00, 600 a,nenth..
Is he is authorized to do SO by an act Of
Congress, should not its assaults ibe made
rather on the men, who passed the law
than on the secretary, or, ut least, IT dis
cretionary power, be given to him by the
law be divided equally between them and
him,ft lid HUN aI WJJM
At the same time that the Tribune is as
sailing the secretary for his policy of con-
traction, It is denouncing those who wish
70 increase the volume of currency and re
deem the, $40 bonds in treasury notes. as
eepudiatOrs.s SO .t0 lad' .a2. as .-4t4 'al
The government is now paying a por-
ton of its indebtedness, including pen
sions,a deprecated currency. Does it,
therefore,, repudiate its obligations? Are
its promises to. pay the holders Of $40
bonds more sacred than it's promises to pay
manned and wounded soldiers, and the
widows and children of men who have
fallen in defence Of the flag? The Tii-
Dune, to be consistent, should insist on the
Earliest Possible return 70 specie payments,
and should commend Secretary McCul-
loch Tor his policy Of contraction 1t is
the abundance of currency which depreci-
stes its value, Jos. I, G. e, Forrest, Doc
Tor, Butler, and Thad: Stevens would make
il more plenty. The Tribune says this pol
icy would. be. II, national securities be re-
deemed id currency reputation. Where
isthe difference in principle between, pay
ing debts at 70 cents OH the dollar and SO
cents on the dollnr The watering Of
Atockjis the xinterinGA Of, stock, whether
lie watefAgA siighS or copious., Jos.
X. G. G. Forrest ana Thad. Stevens are
regulators because they would double the
present volume of currency, but the 7ri-
JHne does MISREPRESENTATION in con-
tracing the currency, although treasury
notes, because of their abundance, are
worth but little more than two-thirds of
what they purpprt to be worth, and the
rwsEnmeyf igpAy4ng debts with them.
The ~didcfehcc between tweedlednm and
tweedledee is greater than many folks i'm.
agine IN newspaper which is governed
BY "etcrnal PRINCIPLES Of liberty and JUS
ticen
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1867-11-06

Twelve hundred houses have been built
in Council Bluffs during the present year,
The Nonpareil tells this glowing fact to
the world and bfags over it--and it has a
right to.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1867-11-06

A STIMULATING ToNIc-LlFE RlTTERs-
Doed H@Ih 81 a. blessipssa The. way, 10
enjoy such is to take wine glass full of
SrRIcxLAND's LIFE BIrTERs two or three
times day. They create good Appetite:
they strengthen the stomach; They cure
,hsbitual, Constipation, Nervousness, and
illeidhche; they make the old feel young.
Ii you wish long life and good health, use
Stricklapd's Life Bitters. For sale in bot
tles by Druggists, and by the drink ut all
saloons andfgroceries. Is7a9 sHT 535y
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1867-11-06

IL =. NEWELL co. are the agents for the Eugene
Hair restorer which acknowledged by all to be the
est article the market 1t restores gray hair to its
otgpsl colour promotes its rapid growth, and pre-
sentsits falling off, IL IL also most beautiful Dress
Ing. Mammoth size Bottles. Price only rs cts. sissy
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-04-06
An Appropri.te Model.

Congress and State Legislatures will
iiud model. after the SUMNER and
WILSON fashion, in an account OF the
proceedings of Turkish Parliament,
called together by Turkish project,
who selected, arbitrarily, the delegates.
Arrived at the capital of Bosnia, these
delegates were reviewed by the Vizier,
the representative of the Sultan and
President of the Chamber, who
sent home anybody he disliked,
replacing him by substitute Of
his own choice. Oneout of every
three delegates was Christian.
Id seemed to be about the only
office deyolving upon these Chris
tians to hand the Turks their pipes,
with humble gestures, and stand
ready with q light to set their pipes
a-goiug. OF committees and reports
and debates there is no mention. The
vizier read an address, to which they
all assented, and, at the opening and
closing of each session, they filed by his
chair and kissed the hem of his gar
ment. These and q prayer for the life
of the Sultan made up the proceed
ings" of the Parliament.
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A Sweeping Decision.

The Columbus (Ga.) Enquirer is in
formed that Judge ERsKINE, Of the
United States District Court, during its
recent term at Atlanta, ruled in effect
that the adjudication of the Southern
State Courts during the war, have now
no binding effect. The point was
brought up in this way: A plaintiff in
the United States Court sued on note,
and the counsel for the defendant in.
terposed tie plea that it had already
been sued upon in a State Court, and
Judgment rendered therein. Judge ERs-
KlxE ovtr-ruled the plea on the ground
that there were no Courts in Georgia
from the date of the ordinance of seces-
sion, which United States Court would
recognize.