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he wished to 5e married by Protestant; which
was difficult matter ID Spain, and asked Captain
BEAUMONT il Se would ofaciates "0h,,yes," said
the captain, and immediatey an handa.went to
work dressngth wardfoom NTH naga, hanging
lanternssarouiund on deck, making it aa bright as
day. Ats p. NJ. boats were sent:on shore to bring
tho victims :oa. AS soon as they arrived along
side, tho ships band, stationed on the top of the
turret, struck up an American air. Blue lights,
sky rockets etc, were fired, and the couple stepped
on board and in few moments were made one.
TLey we're a fine looking couple. After the cere-
mony and congratulations were over, dance Oh
the quarter deck, and a supper finished the pef,
formance. This was an iron-clad wedding, ana
she was the bride Of the Miantonosaah.
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TENPUS CURAKDI DIFFER NON IN ANNUM,
RODRIGUE'S
Pl|LMONEC ELIXIR SPECIFIC.

L,oR THE CURE OF CONSUMPTION PAINS IN THE [I5I
CHEST AND SIDES, DIFFICULTY In BREATH
ING, BRONCHITIS CArARRH, ASTHMA, COUGHS,
HENIORRHAGE, and all affections of the Lungs.
This great r-vivtyer is offered to the public TINT al
who will avail themselves Of its rcmein power may be
benefited.
It only requires fair trial to confirm it's Invaluable
agency In difusing through each channel Of the human
restored vtality Itnvgorates and en-
bes the Lungs with heahful elasticity restores warmth
which s their essential element rouses the sluggish YES
sells into activity heals tho affected obes pur1es end
cnriches the blood regulates the circulation induces
free and easy respiration, and expcs through it's admin
straon each and every concoant disorder present in
the malady recognized as Consumption, and hitherto
deemed hopeless and incurabc.
This compound is perfectly safe, possessing neither
narcotic nor emec properties, which unfortunately arc
ALWAYS employed as essentials in every preparation for
Coueh or Lung aecton-a mistake which too often IN
it's rritating and debiitating consequences only con.
duces to much general arrangement OF the system, de-
stroyng appetite and creating injurious nervous ex-
citemen augmenting suffering with frequent fatal re-
suits.
Under the influence of this approved and invaluable
Specific the most distressing Cough yields. difficulty in
breathing and pains and soreness slbsidc, hemorrhage
s arrested, and health anu strength re.established.
PRICE FOR SINGLE BOTTLE Sl.25.
Sold by the Proprietor, northwest corner SOCIETY
AND MEETING STREETS, and the principal Druggists.
April 2 1y
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NOTICE.

OFF1CE CLERK OF CoUNCIL.-THE FOLLOWING
" clause of Section of an "Orlinancc 10 Raise Sup
plies for thcye.r 1867" published for the information
ofpersons selling Goods by sample or otherwise who are
not residents this city All such persons hereby
notified to report at this office
"rhree dollars on every hundred dollars OF all goods
sold in this city by persons not residents by sample OF
otherwise W. II. SMITH,
March 3 Clerk OF Council
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GOOD ADVICE.

We publish below a very sensible letter.
which we commend to the attention of every
planter and farmer in the State, and we can
add that it is not the experience Of our cores
pondent alone. We believe that if every man
who stands in the relation of employer to the
colored laborer of the State will make it q
point, naturally and quietly, to use the influ-
ence of his position, it will be found an inftu-
cnce for immense good. Of course it will not
do to dictate, or teach with the assumption of old
authority, but clear, simple, frank explanation
to the freedmen so employed will he received
by them cheerfully and respectfully There
are more questions than one in which the hum
blast laborcr can be made to understand how
his employer and himself are both Interested,
in rood laws and wise lawmakers. lie can
understand how tax OIL cotton keeps down
his wages; he can understand how cheap
clothes, and shoes, and food increases their
value: he can understand the importance to
him of Courts that will do justice, and the ne
cessity of Furnishing the crimes which affect
his person and property, rs we'll as the white
mans. So that there is large held OF useful
influence for those who do not like public
meetings, and who can thus efficiently serve
the State while attending to what is strictly
their own business.
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tn ,be Efiifor of Lhe Dailu Neacs !:

10 the Edlt0f QJ We DutE9 Net"''
DEAR S1n: am no politician, but a very plain
farmer. . II have read your paper and agree with
almost almost every word YOU say, and hope you will let
me give my brother farmers pieco OF my expert
ence.
man does-and, perhaps, look back with some
longing to the time when owned freedmen" ana
always had smart cotton crop.
But they are frce--n fault Of theirs-and nave
treated them So Now I find I can retain their
confidence if am direct and don't show any dis
position to conceal facts from them, they nave 3
come to me often for information and ADVICE, anu
have always given tho one truly md the other as
sensibly as could. believe if every farmer
will exp plain to his colored hands their rights ;
show them by his kind treatment that ne means i to
do right, and not make mystery Of what the
North is saying, or what the freedmen arc doing IN
other parts of the State that they will be perfectly
content to trust his statements, follow his al,
vice, do their work, and vote as he wishes snd
that we will all get along very well without any
confusion. ORANdEbUhG.
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B O A RDl N G.,

TWO Or THREE GENTLEMEN; CAN BE
accommodated with furnished apartments IN pri-
vate family with without Board Apply at this Office.
April Is Hfw2*
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Fl N A N CIAL.
CITY CHANGE BILLS.

rITY CERTIFICATES OF INDEBTEDNESS STATE
" OF S. c. BILLS RECEIVABLE. For sale in par
GELS to suit purchasers
CITY CHANGE BILLS
CITY CERTIFICATES OF INDEBTEDNESS Clearing
per cent interest and receivable for taxes aud other
dues to the city,
s BILLS receivable of the State of South Carolina.
Apply to ALONZO ]. WHITE SONS,
April 1G Office No. SO East Bay Street.
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81 Approximation Prizes amounting to 49, 900.
Combination Lottery draws every day. Tickets from
II to $40.
Circulars sent :rec. Drawings mailed as soon as the
Lottery is drawn.
Address H. |. Pc iiiS Cllicl St,cs I:cn'ol Agent
N5. sL-ect, Oh rcs.1n. S. - H.. Bon ): .
February 20 amn
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LARGEST C1RcULAT1oN.-The DAILY
News publishes the Q6itiaz List Of Let
ters remaining in the Postc8tce at the end
of each peeh, agreea6w to the JJollo,oing
section of the Nea0 Postctice Lao, as the
neaospaper hauing the largest circulation en-
the City Of Charleston:
SECTION g. And be It further enacted That lists of let
tors remaining uncaled for in any Postoce In any city
town or village where newspaper shall be printed,
shall b.. latter be pubshed only IN the newspaor
which, being published weekly ofener shall have he
largest circulation within range of delivery OF the SAID
Office. -zs..s,-.
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a Al Communications inte ,ded for qualifications al
this Journal naua be add, essed to Me Eaatos ofa e
Daity Ne,us, No. 18 Hayne- street. Charleston. - q.
Business Communications TO Publaste CT Ooai
Netos. -.
We cannot undertake 10 ret7 rejected conanl:saaica-
lions. -a=.,.,.
advertisements outside of the city mast be accopa-
MED acidt the cash.
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ALEXAADER'S KID GLOVES.

A full assortment in Shades and Numbers OF the
s1S 4 4S1S GLOVES, ttegr
many other popular makes, very reasonable ALEXAg-
DER'S BEST KID FINISHED SILK GLOVES and Ltsle
Thread for ladies' Gents and Children also an exten
afye assortment OF LACE MITTS, .st leE-fr-t
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DRESS GOODS.

In tis line will be found the latest Novelties in Cold
end Black SILKS, GRENADINES, POPLINS, LENOS
CHALLIEs. POUT DECHEvRES, Plan md Figured
BAREGES and MAIANGES for travelling.
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TAVERN-KEBPERS,N
OFFICE CLERK OF COUNCIL
$500, March l. 1851
LII TAvERN-KEEPERs, AND PERSONS RETAIL
II ING sprituous liquors. within the city hm1ts, VINO
have not executed their bonds and aken or 9e
cards to show that they have license to SELL will be re-
ported as not complying with the law, after Monday otn
inst. .,
Those who have cards are hereby notified to have the
same placed in conspicuous place In the window All
fa;I;n9 ~ ohserve ts notice will also be reported after
to- aaS oS,vo- 20 mentioned fine. ". q. SMITH,
IL e.h Clerk Of Council.
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ITO THE LADIES ESPECIALLY, THIS INVALUABLE
i depilatory recommends itself as being al almost in
dspensible article 10 female beauty is easily applied
does not burn nure the skin, but acts directly on the
roots It is warranted to remove uperfuous hair from
low foreheads or from any part the body completely
totally and radically cxrpating the leaving the
skin SOFT smooth and natural This is the only article
used by the French and the only real cectua depla
tory in existence Price rs cents per package, sent post
paid to any address, on receipt OF an order, by
BERGER SHUTS CO.. Chemists,
March 80 Tyr No. 2s5 River ST., Troy, N. Y,
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r 0 -R.EM r.

ITO RENT; HALF OF THE HOUSE NO. %
/ KING STREET, with use sof fne cistern. For
further particulars, apply on tho premises.
Anril II
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Havana Plan Kentucky State L0tter!
MURRAY, EDDY g. CO., MANAGERS.

TITO DE DRAWN AT CONVICTION. KY, 18TH AND
/ 3Uth Of each month Scheme 900 tickets 527
prizes. Whole tickets S12; halves, sG: quarters 81"
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WHITE GOODS.

JACONETs, COTTON CAMBRICs, NULL, MAIN.
SOOKS French and Swiss MUSLINs, In plain striped
and paided, together with splendid assortment o1
finest Cambria and Swiss Edging and Iosertngs, Thread
Vaencien, Guipure Linen and Cluny Laces in Edging
and Inserting -....-.-.,- -. -.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-09-21
TIE sv ANsv1IE DAILY JouRN ALL M sEPTEMBER

FoR GREEN RIvER.-The James
Gray, Captain Wills Stinson in COM
mand, and Captain Joe McReynolds
in the office, may be expected to leave
for Rumsey and all intermediate
Green River ports at 6 O'Clock this
evening She should have liberal
patronage. a:uaa., ~. ~
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STEAMBOATS.
SHIPPERS TO THE CUMBERLAND
AND TENNESSEE RIVERS. -. /. .

The Evansville and Cairo. Packets are
authorized to give through Bills of Lading
to the following points. at the rates mem
toned below: To Dycusburg, Sc; Eddy
Vile, 75c; Canton, rs: Rockcastle, 75c.; Lin
ton. Toe; Eastport, and points below on
the Tennessee River, Soc; points above
billt of lading, s. Privilege of reshipping at
Paducah." We guarantee the above rates.
until further notice. Any overcharges that
may occur will be promptly corrected by
US. Merchants are. requested to see that
the weights are placed in every bill of
lading. lse6 TT FOWLER, LEE q co.
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IMPORTANT TO SHIPPERS To THE
CUMBERLAND RIVER.

CUMBERLAND RIVER.
The Evansville and Cairo packets are
authorized to give through Bills of Lading
to the following points, at the rates mem
toned below: To Dycusburg, 55c; Eddy
Linton, 75c. Bills of Lading should be
signed with privilege of reshfpping from
Smithland, and the above rates will be
guaranteed till further notice. All over
charges and reciamations will be promptly
and Satisfactorily adjusted. Have goods
marked Care of ScYsTER. ELLIS q Co.,
Sept9-dtf Smithland, ky-"N
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Racine College.

The fifteenth year of Racine. College will
begin WEDN EsDAY, NovEMBsR 18th. faF
For admission to the College or Gram
mar School, or for circulars for informa-
ton, apply 10 the
REV. DIR. DEKOVEN,
sel2 d5w Racine, Wisconsin.
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For CAIRO.-The beautiful fairy
steamer Mary Erwin leaves for Cairo
at clock to-day, and viii go through
without detention. Capt. Billy Lowth
commands, with Guy Vinyard, the
polite and obliging gentleman, in the
Office. SUISSE
For LouIsv1LLE.-The Ollie Sui
Ivan, Capt. Ham. Throop, with the
obliging Will. III. Hugo in the office,
leaves at 8 o'clock this morning for
Greensboro, where, she will connect
with the Rose Hite. She gives through
bills for freight and tickets to passen.
gers. The Sullivan is comfortable
low water packet, and we commend
her and her officers to travellers and
shippers.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1867-08-10
"Reminiscences.

The following Is a little scrap of Rebel
history, written few days before the sur,
render Of Ice. Language was not compe,
tent to express the demon hate Of the writer,
and of that class for which the Eramine,
spoke. The sameclass and party now have
the control Of Maryland, and the members
of their Convention now Sitin" ut Annapo.
lis; leave no opportunity unlmrrovrd to
speak in praise Of the cause and men OF
whom the following article Is fair expo.
nent. And, strange 10 say, some OF th"
soldiers, companions in arms of those poor
fellows whom .,.f gigplent sheet calls, " The
dirty blue line Of thieves, ,.urlcrerS,
house burners and woman raviahera, are
now found acting with the companions OF
of these treason stepped men in this State.
to put down inya! Een who sustained them
with all their energies in the ilnnl g. that
deadly contest. Alas! how tickle IL man:
From the Richmond Examiner, March -.
YAKsEt PRISONERS FROM rAYErrEvIlLE.
Yesterday ailcrnooH four hundred and
eighty scvcn Yankees, part OF the several
thousand hivrd lay General Johnston army,
in the successive blows struck Sherman =
horde in South Carolina by Hampton and
Wheeler, were received from Fayetteville,
and the dirty blue line crawled its way down
GOVERNOR and Main streets, coiling itself
up in the Libby. No description could con-
vey the utter horror and lOathing with which
their appearance was regarded by our cit-
zens. Dirty, begrimmed, RAGGED, scores of
them bnreiooied and harchcaded, with stolen
towring banlaged about their feet and
heads, limping, hobbling and cursing, they
rppeaPrd the scabs, scavengers and scum OF
all creation.
Not face OF feature on which was not
written "thef," murderer" "honse-
burner" and ''woman ravisher." Never
since the war began has such crew Of hell
born men accused and God forsaker wretch.
es polluted the air or defled the highways
of 'Rich,Gond with the concentrated essence
of all that is lccherons, hateful and despised.
And they are q part and parcel Of that hn,
man tnngi which our noble army is con-
fronting These are some of those who
robbed, burned and plnndered and murdered
in the fair homes Of Georgia and South Car
DINA. If we cannot successfully resist
them, then God help Richmond and her
citizens. Devils from hell would show mer,
cy yhere these would strike and rob, murder,
pillage ana destroy. The Q.ly way that
they can be permitted to come must be on
the terms that these came yesterday-as
prisoners Of war.
The majority of the horde received yes
terlay wefe captured from Fitzpatrick $
thieves, and they may not naptiy be called
kill devils.
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tian religion, ez it destroys the doctrine nv
the unity Nv the races onto which orthodoxy
Is built TO this | shell answer that .spoSin
it does, wot then? Nv wot comparison is
any religion Orthodox Dimocrat hez to a
triumph nv the party? Wot hez Dimocricy
to do with religion anyhow 1t hez never
permitted it to mix in its pollytx. Dino
Grassy bleeves in keepn Church and State cz
far apart ez possible.
Shood the Abolshonists pint to niggers
which reed and rite, | should say to wunst
that there is different degrees of instinct
that ez one dorg has more instincli than
another, that so one Niger hez more than
another, and then should wind this answer
up qy askin him, "Sir, wood 700 force yoor
dawer to marry niger, even cf he could
reed and write? This hez alluz done good
service, pertickerly eff yon walk hurriedly
away before there is time for an answer.
There is one pint wch is a stumper, but
only one. One man to whom mlolded
this theory asked me snccringly wat | wuz
goin TO do with n muattcr who WIZ half
white and half black--half man and half
beast-half instinh witch dies with him, and
half sole wich WIZ to be saved and fitted for
the skies, or lost. When mulatter dies.
wat then? Does the half sole Nv the man
drag the instnck NV the beast behind it in
limpin, lopSided fashion into Heaven, or
does the instinct drag the sole into the limbo
for animals? "Ef this latter idea be cor
rect" sed he, sin that limbo how much
Southern sole is oatin about, held in soloo-
shen in animal instinck?' ~
An old friend NV mine in Kentucky be.
come indignant wen propounded the beast
theory to him, and he threatened me with
corporcal punishment ef | didn't quit his
presence, witch did to wunst Alas for the
imprudence otZealous men. Before speekin
to him on the snbieck | didn't notice the
bright yeller children all about the place,
ranging from the infant NV six months to the
boy Of sixteen, and all nv them with his
noze.
But, Notwithstanding these drawbacks, it's
the most healthy doctrine we've got, and
the only ground upon wich we kin stand Sc
koorly. 1t kivcrs the ground, and, besides,
interfere with anybody ese's idee. The Or
ators which impora the people, eff they want
to marry nlggers, kin make the appeal with
more force after assertiu that the niger in
beast, and the anshent virgins, who will this
fall bear the banners onto victory, wich will
be proudly inscribed "We want no niggers
for husbands, will bear EN- still more def.
antly, for, if they RELY blcevo the dnctrine,
they will be in earnest in it.
At all events let the convenshun be called
that this question may be settled. Let us
all stand on one platform, that we may make
the most nv this god-scnd. Let rs inscribc
onto onr banner the nskripshcn & Amcriky
fur white mcn!' Eternal hostility to An.
imle Sullragc!' and go in to win. Ef the
Amerikin people don't shy at Niger Suffrage
now they meyer will.
PErnoleuM Y. NAsEy, PM,
(Which is Postmaster
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Good Night.

Good night, my love, the day god sips
His evening cup of wine,
And seeks repose on purple clouds
That mark the days decline.
The tinkling of the distant bells
Sweet on the evening gale
Announce the homeward march Of herds
Adown the dewy vale.
The dew drop fills the lily's cup
From vintage high above,
Distilled far up the ether stairs
Good night, good night, my love!
Good night, the violet mods her head,
The blue bell shuts her eye
Upon perfnmed, messy bed
Where Flora's beauties lie.
The humbird seeks her dewy nest,
The weary robin folds her wing:
And gently swaying linden boughs.
Their leafy curtains fling.
The FREELY brings her little lamp
To cheer us with its light,
And crickets chirp their evening song:
Good night, my love, good night.
Good night, the Ginning of the bell,
From ont yon cloister grim,
The lifting hours too truly tell
In hollow accents dim.
The lady moon, in fleecy robe,
Her snowy curtains close,
And little stars begin TO blink
lis time they sought repose.
The night bird in her leafy bower,
No more onr ears delight;
Fen she has hnshed her serenade-
Indeed, indeed, good night
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

SEALED PROPOSALS, TO he addressed to tho
county commissioners of Cecil County, Elkion,
l3th, next at 3 o'clock Nc for the budding OF Il
BRIDGE over tide water on Plum Creek, in ElE
Neck, and making n CAusEWAY connecting there
with.
The Bridge to be an OPEN CANAL or HOWE
TRUSS structure cighty-live feet span, and fourteen
feet wide from out to out"
AhUTMENrSt-Son side, all stone. On north
t , '@ n{ butt on las at the edse Of the marsh
mark fifteen feet long and two and one half feet
thick at top and batteref on outside iaPee and ends
G " d 10 to and n % @ to a sH'"S
north side, the stone work TO extend for depth TO
one foot below extreme low water. The WING
depth ms ahulment with which they connect, two
feet thick at top, on level of abntmen and battered
ON outside faces as abutment ON north side same
thickness and batter, and twenty feet long, resting
piling, and extending for stone work depth
as the 1ha,nent on that side; to be twenyhye ee'
apart south side, III GUARD MAILS 10 he
hi o. ,ao WIZ i %If she length twenty inches
The PILlNG TO support abutmnnt and win; WALL
on Northsde to he not less thau o loot Lian %;u
a he top, aud not less ii.an seven inches diameter
points, to be driven to hard bottom, and not over
three and one-half feet apart from centres The
ring to be cut so iar below extreme low water
70 allow we masonry TO reach one foot below that
l9!, aud TO be sileei piled all round.
The CAusEWAY to be built over tho marsh about
100 yards long, aud connecting with the filing OF
north .bntmen 20 feet wide on top-2o feet wide nj
honin oI Level OF marsh, and to hight of ~ feet
ucio" tht l'Nci o tnc bflugc moor Wlth VIII make
the cinhantmcnt about > feet in hight, foot of
which, at least, to be OF gravel Material for the
Causcway other than what the marsh furnishes 10y
dching, is prooErahle at the north end of same
fho MASONRY to he of good builders laid in
good ccmcni-pomted.
Proposals for Bridge to include necessary filing
in OF abutmcnts and wing walls, and full specified
tons for materials
Proposas Joy tttnseway will be received, either
separately Oh with the Bridge and to he nj much
per lincal yard The masonry of Bridge to be com
piced ON or before September 18th next and wood
work OF Bridge and canscway by October 18TH ne Xt,
the whole under the direction and control OF the
County Commissioners or an agent to he appointed
by thcm.
G. W MORRIS in, ESD, at Plum Point farm Win
point ont tho site Of Bridge and Ca,lsoway
l,y order. J. s. CRAWFORD Clerk
July n, ls67-3w Com'rs Cecil county.