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VoB PRINTING of all kinds done at the
81 STANDARD OFFICE.
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THE RICHEST MAN IN THE WORLD.

Extract ef q letter from Baron Solomon R0ttSchild
PARIS Sth April, 1864,
25 Rue Faubv, st. IIon0re.
VIII you be kind enough to have forwarded to
Ine here 200 bottles of your Indian Liniment II
you will send at the same time the account.
will forward YOU the amount through Mcssrs
Belmont & Co., New York.
Baron Solomon Rothschild having rccommen-
ded to many of his friends Major LANES LIN
IMENT and they being dcsiruus to procure It, he
should advise him TO establish depot in Paris.
THE INDIAN LINlMENT,
As 4 relief. ever ready as killer of pain. taken
twardly, or outwardly applied, has no equal.
For the Relief and cure OF Rheumatic and Ncu-
ralqia 4 Gections, Sprains Bruises, &c, it is un-
equaed. IL is also most rificacious, taken in
wardlr. in the cure Of Cholera, Cramps and
PGas in The Stomach, DiarrhGa DySeHtJy,
Choierd Norbus Cholera JnfantDm, Sc, and is
without exception the most rOnderfui PaadceH
the world affords. No FAMILY should he with
out it. Every TRAVELLER by lard or sea should
hayea bottle. MINERS and FARMERS residing
at distance from Physicians should keep con-
stantlv on hand In case of Accidents. aud sud
den attacks of Stomach Complaints, its value
cannot be estimated. Inquire for Major LANES
INDIAN IMMINENT, and tuke no other. PRICE
so Cts. per bottle. For sale at wholesale and
retail by Demas Barnes d. Co., q Park Row, N. T.;
Gale & Robinson, 1876 Greenwich-st., n. Y; +. G.
Wells & Co., 1872 Fulton-st NY; Chas N Crit
tenden, 3s 9th Ave, N. Y, and by respectable
Druggists throughout the world. None genuine
unless signed by JonS rHns LANE and counter
signed by j. T. LANE d CO., ProprietOrs, 1853
Broadway, N. Y. EI'Send for Circular
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Tribute OF Respect.


At regular meeting Of the German Friendly Society,
held on Wednesday evening, June IT, 1857, the follow
ing preamble and resolutions were unanimously adopted:
In the dspensation Of an Awise Providence, we, as
Society," again called upon to record the death Of an
esteemed and venerable member. Mr.. W. G. DUKES
became member of this Society January 27, 1885, and
departed this life June H. 1867, in his seventy
year. having been connected with the Society upwards
Of thirty-one years.
s not for to pass eulogy his character for
he was well known and esteemed in the community in
which he lived Let u.s. therefore, endeavor to profit by
the example he has left us, and bow submisvely to the
win Of God. Be 1t, therefore,
Resolued That In the death Of Mr.. ". c. DUKES this
Society has lost worthy member and our community
Q benevolent. useful and honest citizen.
Resolved That We deeply sympathiZe with the family
Of the deceased and that of these proceedings be
transmitted to them.
Resolued That blank page in the Journal Of the So
ciety be dedicated to his memory and that these pro-
ceedings be published.
JOHN A. BLUM, Secretary.
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TIE ADVOCATES for an enlightened despotism
will derive encouragement hom recent case that
illustrates the care taken by the French Govern
ment to promote the material interests OF the peo-
pie. There is minister in that country whose
business it is to receive and act on all the agri-
cultural reports which are officially made to him,
from all sections Of France. This year he, OF
course, received due warning Of short crop. The
information was promptly acted upon, and actually
before the English harvest in tho North is COM
pleted, large consignments Of the best wheat
which could be procured we're sent weekly to
France from English ports, and at the compare
lively low prices then current, while the English
Government, although told that their crop was
short and much of it got in unsound, stood quiet
" by, allowed their best corn to be sent away, and
the people are now importing and using Russian
and other wheat at two shiIlings or three shilngs
greater cost per bushel than they had sold their
own grain.
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EXTENSIVE s1oRMs-NJuRY TO CRoPs.-The pro-
tracted rain is working serious injury 70 wheat,
much Of which is in stocks, and in danger OF
sprouting. :.
There are complaints from all parts of the State
Of injury to cotton, and corn on low lands is be-
ginning to suffer,
We trust the high wind which prevails as we
write Saturday evening) is precursor OF fair
weather.
Our exchanges from the Middle and Western
States are filed with accounts of severe storms,
causing immense damage to roads and bridges,
and seriously interfering with the promising pros
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OFFICIAL. .
OFFICIAL.
Headq'rs. Second Military District,
CHARLEsToN, s. G., May Goth, 1857.

OFFICIAL.
Headq'rs. Second Military District,(
CHAnLEsToN, s. G., May Goth, 1857.
[GENHRAL ORDERS No. 25.l 60
It appears from sundry petitions and Official repre-
senaons that the present scanty supply Of food IN the
Caroinas Is seriously dminishe1 BY the large quantity
of grain consumed in numerous sheres, put up and
worked in defiance of the revenue laws OF the United
States represented that few none Of the require
ents of law are observed in any of these estabshments
that the officers OF the internal revenue service, while
endeayorng TO assess and collect the whiskey tax are
frequently treated with dtsrespect and sometimes
menaced with violence; and that when offenders are
prosecuted in the civil courts and violations Of the In
ternal revenue laws indsputsDy proved ures fail to
convict the parties 1t is further shown that this un
lawful traffic makes food dearer in places whore large
Numbers are depending upon public and private bounty
that the Government Is, tesdes, defrauded OF large
amount of revenue the authority Of Its civil officers
Is brought into conempt and furthermore, that the
mischief complained of tends to increase poverty dis
order and crime therefore, in the exercise OF the au-
thority vested in the Commanding General 1t Is ordered
that
The distillaon or manufacture Of whiskey or other
spirits from grain is prohibited in this Military District
Any person engaged or employed will be deemed gull
ty misdemeanor. The possession OF STILL or otner
apparatus for this purpose will be considered presump'
tive evidence of violation Of tho Revenue Laws and the
party or parties using the same, on whose premises
or in whose possession the may be found, will be
arrested and brought to trial before military tribunal
composed of the Commanding Officer Of the Post and
two officers of the army next in rank duty within the
territorial limits of the Post the eIgepcies of the
service do not permit tho detail Of other officers, that
fact will be duly certified and the Post Commander will
hear and determine the case.
IL The penalties, punshments and forfeitures pre-
scrbed by the several acts Of Congress for dsng
manufacturing whskey other spirits in violation Of
the revenue laws will be imposed and executed by the
military tribunals hereby authorized.
III. No sentence extending toimprsonment forfeiture
Of Stills liquor other property, or the imposition of
fine or other penalty will be carried into effect until re-
ported to these Headquarters and approved by the Com
manding General
w. Altroops Of the United States Magistrates Sherfs
Constables Police and others in authority, required
and all citizens solicited, to be vgf,nt in detecting
and prompt in giving information Of the violation of
these orders. Commanding officers will be held re-
sponsible for their enforcement.
BY command Of Msjor.General D. E. STOVES.
J. W CLOUs,
Captain 3sth Infantry,
A.D. C. & A. A. A. G.
Official ALEXANDER MOORE, Captain 38th Infantry
Ad.de-Camp ws May %
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nFPROPOSALS- sUPPLIES.-OFFICE
CHIEF coAn1ssARY SUBSISTENCE, SECOND MIL
ITARY DISTRICT, CHARIERroN, 8. G., June 49, 1857
Sealed proposals dn duplicate, viii be received by the
undersigned untl l. O'Clock, A NJ, Monday June Oath,
1867 at which time ey will be opened for supplying for
the use ofthe United State Army OF this Military Post
fresh beef on the block The beef to be delivered under
the proposed contract must be Of good and marketable
quality in equal proportions Of fore and hind quarter
meat (necks shsns and kidney tslow to be excluded)
In such quantities may be from time to time required,
and on such days as shall be designated by the COM
manding officer.
The contract to be In force for six onhs such less
time as the Commissary- General Of Subsistence may
direct, commencing on the 1st day Of July, 1867
Es6h bid to have consideration must contain the fol-
lowing guarantee of two responsible names, as follows
1--WE, the undersigned, hereby guarantee that should
the above bid be accepted 1t shall be duly fulfilled
cording to Its true purport and conditions also that
written contract with bonds to the amount of ten thou
sand dollars, shall be executed.
printed copy Of this advertisement must be attached
to each proposal which must be enclosed in envelope
addressed to the undersgned and endorsed proposals
for Subsistence Stores"
WIN. N. BURNS,
Brevet Brigadier- General and @. g., q. s.A.
June IA g
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@DUTCHERS LIGHTNING FLY-KHLER
will certainly e1tcrminate these pests II Its is per-
severed in. Beware OF bog 8 FlyPaper, which some
dealers keep because they get it for nearly nothing
Don't be swinded. Ask for DU~ CHERs which is sold
by al live druggists. 1m) May %
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

RS THE REGULAR WEEKLY MEETING OF
the 'BIBLE CLASS" under the auspices of the Young
Mems Christian Association will be held This Evening,
oath inst, at their rooms No. 265 King street.
Rev. G. P. GADsDEN has kindly consented to take
charge Of this Class We sincerely hope that members
well ss those who not members, win avail them
selves of his teaching ALI are earnestly invited to at
tend 1 June "a
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~ NOTICE To MARINERs.-CAPTA
AND PILOTS wahiny to anchor their vessels in Ashlsy
River rsquesedno to do 80 anywhere within droct
range Of the heads of the SAVANNAH RAILROAD
wHARyEs, on the Charleston and st. Andrews side Of
the Aahley River; by which precauon, contact with the
Submarine Telegraph Cable Will be avoided.
8. O. TURNER, q. M.
Harbor Masters Office Charleston, February q, 1885,
February
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aSThe Relatives Friends and Acquatnt-
snces Of the late Mrs. JAMES FITZPATRICK, are
respectfully requested to attend her funeral This After
.oon at four o'clock from her residence, Belvidere
Farm. June "a.
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ss THE dRAvEsT MAI4ADIEs OF YOUTH
AND EARLY MANHoop.-HowARD ASSOCIATION
ESSAYS, On the Phyaiology Of the Passions and the
EorA Abuses and Diseases peculiar to the first age OF
man, with Reports on new methods OF treatment en-
ployed In this institution. Sent In sealed letter ep-
velopes, free Of charge.
Address Dr. J. sKnLN HoUGRToN,
Howard Association. Philadelphia, Pa.
Nav On 3no
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~ ARTIFICIAL EYES.-ARTIFICIAL HU-
MAN EYES made to order and inserted by Drs F.
BAUoH and P. GoUGLEMANN formerly employed by
RoBsoNNEAu, Of Parisl, No. 500 Broadway, New York
April II Tyr
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THE AIKEN PRESS.

TITS PROPOSED TO PUBLISH IN THE TOWN OF
i Aiken, 8. c., Weekly paper under the above title,
to be devoted to General Ineligence-Poldcal Com
msrcia Social Literary, and Religious-wth Depart
ment OF Agriculture, including the Field the Orchard
the Vineyard, and the Garden. News Summary, to
contain digest Of the important events OF the week
will occupy ton of the paper, and particular atten
ton will be given to the unsettled question Of Labor
best adapted to condition, and the development
of the resources of the country III Manufactures Agr
culture, Fruit-raislng, and Vine-growing.
Terms-$3 year, In advance.
b. ". RAVENEL, Editor
w. D. KIRKLAND Publisher. January a
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1ERRoRS OF YOUTH.-A GENTLEMAN
who suffered for years from Nervous Debility, Pre-
mature Decay and all the effects Of youthful indiscre.
on, will for the sake of suffering humanity send free,
to all who need It, the receipt and directions for making
the simple remedy by which he was cured. Sufferers
wshtug to profit by the advertisers experience can do
90 by addressing, In perfect confidence.
JOHN B. OGDEN,
April22 amoas No A Cedar street. New York.
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~ coNsIeNEEs PER STEAMER FALCON,

~ CONsIGNEES PER STEAMER FALCON,
from Baltimore, hereby notified that the Steamer s
This Day dischsgng cargo at Pier No. 1, Union Wharf
All goods remaining the Wharf after sunset viii be
stored at their risk and expense.
June a NORDECN CO., Agents.
sALL PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS
against the Estate of GEORGE KNLocH deceased, win
render them properly attested and those indebted viii
make paymentto R. A. KINLoCH, M. D.,
June17 ms Qualified Executor.
~OFFIOE OF CITY TREASURER,
CHARLESTON, 8. G., JUNE 1s, 1ss7.-Holders of Cou
pons Of the Fire Loan Bonds Of the City Of Charleston
are notified thnt those falling due the first Of July
next will be paid presentation at the Office Of Messrs
]. B. KIRKLAND, Hill, TALMADaE Co., No. SO Pine
street, New York, or st the First National Bank Of
Charleston.
(signed) 8. THOMAS,
June 10 10 City Treasurer.
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From Warrington,

s-... from Waan1nRtOn,
WASHINGTON, June 22.-The proceedings in Sur
the attack on Mr.. Stewards family. Nothing pre-
sented shows any new bearing on the case.
The defence again insisted upon recalling the
prosecutions Witnesses for Cross examination as
dicted as felons. The Court again took the mat
ter under advisement, and then adjourned.
There is q thorough lun in politics since the de-
parture Of the President.
Several members Of Congress have arrived, but
they are non-committaL
The following was issued to-day:
WAR DEPARTMENT, ADJUTANT-GENERAL's OFFICE,
WASHINGTON, June 20, 1867.-Whereas, several
commanders OF military districts, created by the
acts Of Congress known as the reconstruction acts,
have expressed doubts as to the proper construc-
ton thereof and IN respect to some Of the powers
and duties under said acts, and have applied to
the Executive for information in relation thereto;
and whereas, the said acts Of Congress have been
referred 10 the Attorney General for his opinion
thereon, and the said acts and the opinion OF the
Attorney General have been fully and carefully
considered by the President, In conference with
the heads OF the respective departments. the Presi-
tssion Of the Aforesaid acts Of Congress on the
points therein presented, and directs the same to
be transmitted TO the respective military COM
nnxndars for their information, in order that there
may be uniformity. in the execution OF said acts.
Here follows the nineteen points Of the Attorney
Generals summary, as adopted by the Calumet,
and telegrsphed on the 10th inst, emitting re-
The whole is signed by order ofthe President.
E. D. TOWNSEND,
Assistant Adiutant- General.
:, Fractional currency issued for week, $5O0, ,0OO;
bank currency, $291, ,6O0 securities held for crcu-
lation and deposit. tsn, ,s4z,oOo:
The Merchsnts' National Bank Of Memphis,
Tennessee, on its own application, is relieved as
depository Of pubic moneys: -
Five hundred thousand dollars mutilated frac-
tional currency we're destroyed this week. e,
The following is GckleS letter addressed to the
Adiutant- General e. Ga-Fss' -
IL have the honor to request that may be re-
.hsved from command in this District, and re-
spectfully demand q court Of inquiry upon my Old
cia; action, that I may yindicate myself nom the
accusstion Of the Attorney General, (pubisaed, 1t
Is presumed, with the approval Of the Presidentl:
Congress hssing declared the so-caIled State
government Illegal, the declaration Of the Attor-
ney-Genersl, that military authority has not sp-
percsded them; presents the execution OF the Re-
construction Act, disarms me Of means 10 protect
hfe and property, or the rights OF citizens, and
menacea all the interests N these States with
- N'7' u i.'--s -f7ifi' ..t
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ENGLISH.
FRENCH,

D.u uood.
OHOaA"i0
Pamphlets
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A. Amerdcsn Cardinal.

+ WAsH1HeroN, June ga letter from Rome says
that It is thought that Archbishop Spalding will
return to America O. Cardinal.
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VOLUME VINO.
TELEGRAPHIC.
Our Cable Dispatches.

ST. PErERsBuRa, June 2S.-The Gear has arrived
here.
LONDON June ga Constantnople dispatch
announces that tho Sublime Porte has acceded to
the proposition for joint commission to investi-
gate Cretan grievances.
PEsrH, June 2S-The people Of Croatia oppose
union with Hungary.
FRANKroRr June 2S.-United States bonds 77s.
LONDON Juno 25-The steamer Southampton,
with Brazilian dates to the oath ut., has arrived
The Emperor opened the Chambers on the 22d.
he said the general condition Of the country was
favorable.
Many planters are arriving in Brazil from the
Southern States.
The cholera had ceased its rayages.
BmMMaHAM, June 22.-Murphy continues
preaching against the Catholics. The city is
quiet, but an outbreak may occur at any time.
The policemen continue to wear cutlssses.
CoNsTAHTNoPLE, june 0.-The Grand Turk de-
parted to-day for Paris.
HAMBURG, June 22.-The Borussia has arrived.
GLASGOW, June 0.-The steamer Pstrie, from
Quebec, has arrived.
LIVERPOOL, June N-Evening Cotton dull;
middling uplands uta11l; Orleans 11s. Corn s9s.
Pork 76s. Lard 49s. Cd. Bacon 4s. Sd.
LONDON, June 22-Noon.-Consols9 94a; bonds IS.
LONDON, June 2-2 p. M.-Consols declined |.
LONDON, June M-Evening. g.-Consols 81 bonds
IS.
LIvKRpooh, June 2-Noon.-Co Cotton dull; esti-
mated sales 5000 bales; middling uplands III; Or
leans LII. BreadstufB and Provisions quiet. Com
mon Rosin Is. Id. Tuipentine Sis. Sd.
ILvERPood, June 22-2 p. Motion without
change. Corn advanced 6s. Pork advanced 1s.
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Marine News. .

SAVANNAH, Ga. June 2.-The brig VIM. q.
Parks was blown ashore at Tybee during the gale
Of yesterday, but it is supposed that she will be
NEW YORK, June 23.-The steamships Harmonia
and City of Boston, from Europe, General Grant,
from New Orleans, and Virginia, from Havana, have
arrived here.
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= p ;r-on Haxs.a and Mexico.

~. From Havana and Mexico.
. NEW YORK, June 2S-Dates from Havana men
tion that Secretary Seward had requested post
ponament Of the proceedings in the case OF the
bark Ocean Home. -
The capture OF Santa Anna at Lsal had been
confirmed. Vera Cruz had not surrendered.
Csptain- General Manzans had surrendered.
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We publish below full and corrected copy Of
Judge MOSES charge to the Grand Jury on Thurs
day last:
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CAPT. JAS. G. RUMLY, st
WILL LEAVE AS ABOVE FROM ATLANTIC
w Wharf, on Tuesday Aorning, the 25th June, st
o'clock. NO., ,.r 49,
Returning will leave Edisto on Wadncsday Xorniao.
26th. E = ~ ftff'
Freight received ON Monday until sunset
All Freight to be prepaid.
For engagements Of Freight or Passage apply on
board, or to JNO. q. MURRAY
June Al Market wharf
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sHIPPIN q.

~ FOR COOPER NIvER.-TfIE FAST
~ sailing sloop JULIA DEAN viii leave MarshaPs
AAwharf on the LIST and 18th OF July, and continue
1@untl further notice. for all points on Western
branch Of Cooper River and Eastern branch to Bonneaus
Ferry. Trading Is strictly prohibited.
For Freight engsgements apply to Master on board or
to EBAUGH MALLONEE,
Horbeck's Wharf
N. BAH Freights must be prepaid.
June 20 limo
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Tna President,s Touf..

. pnosmxAm, June E.--The Rresidentis trip is a
eGnffniied 0Yation. No speeches are made. he Is
f6e quest of the States through which he passes.
SecreSary Seward aud General Rousseau share m
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had no paupers among the colored people, because
the aged and infrm, and those, on the other hand,
too young to work, were provided for by the boun-
ty Of the master, whose duty it was to support
them. Their condition in this particular is now
changed, and there must be among the blacks
many paupers too old and infrm, or too young to
work, and with none to provide for them, who
must be sustained by the provision made by the
State In the administration Of the funds, there
should be no difference between the whites and
blacks; all may claim the fostering care OF the
same hand and it should not be withheld from
any entitled to be supported by it. 1t Is possible
that system Of poorhouses may be better to meet
the proposed object than the allowance OF money
for the pauper.
You have perceived since you took your seats the
great difficulty by reason Of the non-attendance OF
Jurors and State witnesses to proceed promptly
with the business of the Court. This is practice
tent, and manifestly to the delay Of the admins
tration Of justice. 1t should be reformed. The
privilege of sitting on q jury is an elevated and
important one, and honors any citizen upon whom
it is conferred; one summoned TO this position
should not be satisfied because he can compensate
his absence by the payment of fine. This would
be making a distinction between the rich and the
DOOR, which, if it prevailed to any great extent,
would produce discomfort Az far as have occa-
sion to exercise the power with which the law in
vests me, I may by practical example, inform 3
recusant Juror that he may be fined and attached
for o contempt, and defaulting State witness may
be subjected to the Like condition. If the plan
could be carried out by any amendment of the
jury law, it would be an improvement in those Dis
tricts which include more than one tax-paying Par
ish, if limited number Of jurors could be drawn
to attend at every term from each. It is true that
citizen is tried here in effect by 'jury of his
peers;" but party charged with an offence and
residing out Of the Parish in which the Court
ouse is situated would be better satisfied if on
the jury he recognized even one face from his own
Immediate vicicage.
You have the power, gentlemen, to make pre-
sentiments on any subject. You may speak with
out the fear Of censure, for you are supposed to
your presentments carry with them the respect
and authority Of gentlemen, composing the high
body, as which you are now empanelled.
His Honor then proceeded to define to the jury
the various offences on which the Attorney-Gen-
eral had submitted Bills, going at large into an
explanation of the ingredients necessary to con-
stitute them.
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