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I'rf"f9-ohr f"c6dqrt. on :icroHm Of Underwriters
-; anil al Concerned.
.r,,,,. nf Jolly q. nIii.SOH II co,
THIS DAY. saturday 7ul instant nj 10 uclocl will
be s"d. nj cur Auction kaps lsoo,l No. lra hI,stIny
street. " "o
~ PACKAGES. dSmag,,l rn bo,r,, .,,,o,rrr - u
Warli"T. "h lI"r fnsag" tn this rnrt rnnssilny Of
hruscs, tw" ,l"krn rac''. CbrTOS CARES 4 N, 1
:'a"rs, tvs" 'l'Rrn rn,'', Cotton Cards. Is
case, two iloGrh EACH XtLol Cart.
LrgI. 1850 p"i,I,s Drop shot
hes. II bi.:n tiIck Shot
case. lDU pounds HlIoc Naiis
l ruso 1t paper, 70 ounce Ia. .Ls
ara>"s. . ril,nrm St'air'. 10 pound, elrlI
iras.-. J Counter SrAl's
L,T. ";aI I"nln- lIir Iald
taihtitiinr cLHli DELIVERY Ssutulub.r
,. Mii.i.inAS " son
Vi" sh on MONDAY 9lh tn,i at Fraser's Wharf. at IL
fiA IL i',' long ii irct bonn. uud toet ha'L:
opacity - c"nl@ w",4l. september
>'' t"MT foreclosure ~ .HDr;,dIc---.Si,,cS uI' u
r.! H!; ';,,;,, ~" az! q! f;a,Y ,Y a,a%is ;Sors;,
On TUESDAY. 10Th IIs. at ~ .cick nil be soJ nm.
der foreclosure OF mor,.;iSn frmi - to -
TIE NfirE STOCK IN TRADE If Stu.n No. laa Meet
n2 ftr'et, coriicr Pinckney street,
,DS~IsIISu or:
Men" nl iinyH Felt. Silk, Beaver and WonI HATS Vel
vet md CI,ili ts,I,s ' '
l.alius' Trimmed ItunEcls Strl;r nonn,,,
Iionnel fri,n,s. French l.owrr,, Eriinl wrre,u,
i;a.: r%sLsi' rSn,heTs s Of Ill kinds. silk Iudon
col0red silk Velvet and sill pllsl < nil Eh,u,,
s'''hiai ant Jrkcta I;arE .ld White Eiol,i E,,iup
i"nI', ia,;. LH. Wells. s'ti,d Black ui White SIX
XII XII Gloves Lawn llnlscnhisf., Eiek Ensisl, Grape
Nk NJ, l'sS, inlsla lsoloi sli Trimming, ItibbuIis
nlsrk AMI r"iord Sei'c. ll'uIs llet T,bbons
Sroni: FIXTURES. COUNTERS. Desks. Letter Press.
thnS ''
large Iroa safe taIaryill'al. wa,sr Coolers.
Conditions cash Un delivery.
september wsu,ul
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h'ST ROL GY.
THE WORLD ASTONISHEB !:
= AT THE WONDERFUL nHyE1.uoad
hADE@BY THE GREAT AsrRoLeuIsT Z,
Madame Fl. a. PERRIGO.

. " .
CHE RETALs SECRETS NO MORTAL EVER KNEW.'
- Sbe rciorra to happiness tose who fnrn dolefol
ersnl chtasuphes in love- loss 0f relations anil
friends loss Of money, &c. havo bctons dcspohdcnt
She T|ngs together those long separated gives hforha
t6n concerning absent friends or lovers rfstores
stolen propcrty ted you tho bNshces {yom nr5 best
Tnahsh iD pursie AMI IN what yon will bo noe
hl cadErsnrty marriages., md ells yo tho very day
,Gn WI marry gvca yeu the names. lhosf and rhsf.
srlSistics ofthe proon Hha r"ad your verS thonyhts
en h her almost supernatural powcra nnYuls tho dark
nun hidhcn mystclGs al tho finr From the RLirl
ace IN fur rnnuent-ihn niaIafc snrs that overcome a.
pr, dotiIAa i tlle con6grrsion-i thu aspects md
wsins oi e Plaoets sud to ixed stars tho hesvepb
at the limo OF hlrih. nhe delucci tho ftura esiInyt
man. Fail mol TO consult tho grcaert sABtrploGist
tar COSTS you hut trtfe and you mag usYer again
hure 40 favorable an Opportunity Consultation fcc With
lIscnese and oil dearSd in:oston si rstties living
OF didanea nconaIt tho SEnd,m6 by tnn with equal
aais Aud satisi.siIon TO thomsei,fpy,s iin
swerc an hkoncas eneloxed est by m.a on rpeeipt o.
prieo nboys mentioned. Iha s,rcte,t sScresy Will 70
nantained and all correspondence relurntd or de1tr
ed eicepcesof ilis higl.sst order hirnishca those %
airing then, Write plainly the day Of tho mon,t7:
hair - IL -rrtg u. D. It,S .-IW cS Nt
Addrfs4,,i.,:t MADAME II. A. pFRRIao. i.
r. o. DRAWER 203 DuYyiLo NY
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Fns STEAMER A.AS--Ihis vassc! la, bsca for
Some tiino in tho dry dock Of Mcssrs. j. q. & d.
G.. MAnsu, but has reoently emerged from thnir
hands, AMI now floats lilo water like q thing Of
Ms f,o !tar is ting steamer, u,,d is command
I'd by CaptninJ. K. RicH.nps"s, foruorly Of tho
Eliza hdncor. but be.t1 known from his c. ,uec-
ton with Tho Mount Pleasant ferry bonts. The
AJar will DO employed as j tug, but will change
Ter base Of operations FROM ihiS city Ia Savannah,
where her strength will br ma,tr available in low
ing the vessels 10 ahd from tho Forest CITY. An
,viiat,on ta visit the 4 ur was received Yesterday
",eTnoon but official duties prevented il, ac,ep.
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hAErfRE To CARiiFsSNEs5. Ii all lhe teeth
that have bean rlillr,t by utglect ,ould be strung
together, they would roach thrice round the wuld
\ hera may have been some excusr Tor this havoc
in lays gone by, when thrro was no absolute safe
guard a2 Iins dental decay ia exstcnrs, hut there
is no apology for il now. FRAaNtSr SoznpoSr
tho world-renowilcd antiscptie Acntiricc M GER
rainiy protects tho teeth against decay, M oil
rlosents steel from ,usins. ar water arrests tho
progress Of fire. tutha3 September j
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The LIFE or GESEnAG. II. L. LEE.-Partiea out
of employment can obtain situation by applying to
tho National PubRshin. Company, or Atlanta. Ga.
Agents are wanted tn canvass tho rnrntry and
sell the Life and CampAi.,h5 OF General u. T. LEE,
by JAS. D. McCABr Jr., author of tho Life OF i;el.
SToSEwALL JACKSON und other works. The ad-
yertisemcnt appcirs in another column.
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Ii ynu NAN: eheal. BlaRk EooEs:.
Ii ,"m want cheap Stationery. Envelopes, ia
per, Ar.; or, AlLLTIis' Almanac:
II you want rrintin, executed neatly:
Ii you want Books bound i'll any styc, or Account
Books made 10 order, with amy desired pattern OF
ruling, &" to HIRAM HARRIS. M. 80 Broad a,reei
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SEw CorroS.-rhc Florence GdItth states that
OIL Thursday ias Two bales of new Cotton, from
tho plantation Of Mr- Moses =. Mccall, were re-
ceivet at this depot, a,u, think, Slipped by Tho
new freight line for New York.
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MISCELLANEOUS, ,...-
YELLOW FEVERI| AANe AANNe SSMI!AbE|i SMAA1bE .PGy..

NEW YORK, Junr II. 1857.
WE. THE UNDERSIGNED. SHIPPING MEuCHAS rs
"t tho city "f New N".. tho repeated Testimony
"i natIy different SCI Captains. whin VIZ ayr iIi.
rh'h '"nni"n'". uni crlini: 1t ,Ity which
our ir'w'iln. Hereby har witness of tho great ct.
dencr We !e"l In tho truly marvellous. curative powers OF
MA1oKJ. L. i.'Ei"a iSplAS REMEDY Tor Ia, cur.
aift lrcSrni!Nn al SMALL. roS. Widow FEVER L..
uud We tlrrri"is .'il "hr aisnAlues hJpy its wu..
deriul Hetllt amt "i,h h'n! Gil, u. nlIi. known IL,
th1 wnrlt.
Blii.l.l SlS;' ~ tp Ho. - South Sir.t
H'frlS \ WARD. NJ" Ii S..utl, street
u. H. pEwOLf Mto. NJ. luJ i:,uiL Street
HENRY son. M. ~ t'otuti.. SLIP
SIMPSON 4 SHAW. NJ - rnAu::s- SlIp
wM. \. MOORE, No. adI south S.rst
JAS. T. TAPScorT, No. II; south street
Gl:o. l.. TAprSCUTr,
OfTapscou lsrt'. No. III Suuth street.
RODENT HAWKE No &c South Street,
And Dany others.
Tho Remedy has been Eloxn fail. P.ics per
package &C. Forwarded free 10 nny point IN the United
St1ei Address J.T. LaSE& CO.,
NJ. 1853 BIo1lHay. New York
SeHeub2I :ct
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CuAHGE or ilorE raE pEIlrUny OF .rNrn MAJ.
On and after Sunday, Stli inst. tins OH :. 49,. H.
open from hal!-past live tn hLii.pisi y, go! :" IL.
erny mails. STANLEY q. TluI.. =. VI.
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OFFICERS
GEORGE Ii WfIIAnD. Rrezident
@. II. GOpD0N, Vice tPrcstdent!-
Prevention lis Better tlnan: Cure. .
::"@=:. -.-..:,::..- :: :t.:sa',
=" DR. RECORDS :.
Celebrated Preventive Lotion.

A PrRoVED AND HIGHLY. RECOMMENDED by
IA the French Medical Faculty. Tho only safe and
aganst injection from Siecai DIsc,aa
This Invaluable preparation suited for either spI and
iias proved, from anpie erpGreLca Tho eIhrIeut
Md roliaOla Preventive discovered, thus efIectlng
dcsaeiatum lopg sought iiT IN the Meteea World. II
used according to irtst lions rrri possibility danger
mas be nroidcd; S,nsahppeatlnn will radically nSn.
tfalIzs the venrrea srrel all impurities from the
absorbent Scsscla, and render iupoRsibe
le wise ume, and at Very small outlay saysGours oi
lniod bodily and nienai torlients -. e .
This most relabB specific universally ndopted In
tile Old World, ia offered for sale Che rst time IN
Amlerica by u A. Dup0Bra 8 CO., only authoriseI'
AY1ntS for tile Upied States. ,.'s.. -.
rrirc 81 per bottle. l.lr1u bottle. double size ss.
y The usiul discount H. the trade. Sent securey
iarle.,, ON reeioi prize 10 any address, with dire:.
tiona anl lEiinnnlt by addressing to - -'.t.
+. A. BUPORT & CO.
SOlr Agents lur DR.. Ricordr T. l.,
May2 Tyr, No. IL aohl Hrect, Now York.
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Jon WonK.Wr have HON completed our ufre
50 as 10 cyccn(r. in the shortest rrssiil" iimr
ALI. KINDS or .IpR WORK. a,d ", ,n.,st r.
Fpcrtfuly nsii ihc patronage ut our ir.t .ni..
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lf,rn To EyeryllnlIy.

Large m. Circular. giving Information Of tho
,.,,siics, importance Ia tic Young oil both se1u..
II oclns how thr hon,ry may become beautiful TIN,
rlrspsed rcapecred. and the forsakcn loved.
\" yrung lady gentleman should fall rend their
adrefa ami rercirs u copy postpaid. by return mail
Address =. o. Drawer. -,
March n Tyr Tros N Y
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The Ncry Rev. ami venerable Father O'NElLI., OF
Savannah, will preach U. W i'll st. Jnscph'a
Church, Alsou street, tO-iuorrow, at High Mass.
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PosTorr1cE NoTIcE.--An evening mail for All
yusta and Savannah, Aad for distribution beyond
those Offices, will close daily nj The Postonice at
half-rast O'clock.
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KENTUCKY STATE HAvAS, PLAN LoTrEur.--The
following arc the numbers which drew the princi-
pal prizes in Class G., at Covinglon, KY. August
31st, 1867:
No. 15, 1872 $4,000; No. &C G0o0 500 900; No IL, ,5ao
5000; No. 2T,3o9, $1,000; No 1853 s5t3O No. ,41O,
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10 WHOM 1T NAY CoNcEuS.-Tho Anderson In
:Ntgenccr snya, gentleman living in Gfeonylc
District left an Oil letter hook in our oilice OH
Monday last, and desires 10 call attention tn the
fact. Tho name NJ RicE DuLIN, formerly cotton
factor OF Charleston, is appended to the IetteIs,
and il may be possible That the book is valuable 10
snme one. Will our .Grccn,ilie exchanges please
refer to this matter !n Their ""i,,m,sY
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Base BAll.. y match game ur lhsc Ball will be
played this afternoon, between the first nine uf tho
Phoenix, and tho sccond nine "f tho Kawah, nj
tho foot Of Broad street. 'rlcsn are ilIc Junior
Clubs Of the city, bu. have already acquired con-
niderablp proficiency in the game.
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rhe Time 1o ADVERTISE In tho Country.
THc rnsrHx has large circulation throughout In,
middle and upper Districts Of tho state Advertising:
r'ios ns ranoabo TIM s:rngency OF tho money mar.
E' will waIr.nt. Merchants and others wsl! TO usc
the columns NJ the paper will address
arEIhS A. sELBr Proprietor,
Gritiiaiy2i t'alutnb,s. n. -.
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Fon GEuNaElowN. The schooner .jn'ia D...H
twenty Ions burden, will leave lIorIbark's Whar:
Tor Georgetown OIL Monday, at ~. VI. Parties
wishing to engage freight are directed to tho ad-
Yertisement of Mr.. ]. G.. MAL1oSEE, i'll auo. her
column
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jous e. MuSoR y "a. will sell tls day. :; 10 o'clock
Al their auction hI.es rooms NJ, iaI Meeting stree,
twenty-onc packages. damaged boarL schooner d. d
ndFns-.
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Tho ClpI!al Prize OF $4,000 was returned by our
Agents. Waters T. Alien, oi Rouie. Cd. ,.- 40, 80
Tho prize Of 5000 %a1 tod by J.. p Horback, our
rbarleson and SayanDsh Agent. .-,,;. ~
The prize OF s2ooo plso by our Agent, j. H Bar, OF
New Orleans. ' -'.- -. -. :. ..
The prizo Of siooo also. by our Agent NJ g. NeKiane
augusta, Tia. :. ',s,.S
hc prizes Of $500 vera sold by our Agsnts at Mem.
phis. Tenn, md Sumpter, S. q. -.,..ft (
Tile other prizes OF s2S aud $780, and The minor prizes
of $50 liberal sale Of has bean made in this ayorite
Lottery. - 'sN -
Tho subscribers laying supsripteuded the drawing
the Georgia Site L. t0ry for the benefit OF the "AIasonio
Orphans Home" Ex,ra xss 4, do reby certify That
tho above tho numbers and prizes which wern this
dny drawn In puIlIe from the wheels.
WitlIess bands al Atlanta Ga, tlts i day Of Sep
teinber, 1861 -.
ALiX, y, ,;;%NHAhI;L[A4oEs} Sworn comm.ts1sis.:
Clerk 10 Commissioners. J. N. WILLIAMS. ). -: 4:
SepiembcrG q III %. -.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

ALL KISnsor JOE WORK DONE AT THE DAHL
NEwS OFFICE.
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Kentucky State Combination Lottery,
MURRAY. EDDY h CO., Managers, draws EVERY
DAY at Coylnstou, Ky.
Whole Tickets from 81 Ia slO. Shares in proportion.
Capital FRIES from $1,000 10 sa5 o0O
H. T. PETERS, Agent.
M. 90 Hasei street, Charleston, y. c.
.cptemberG limo
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A STREET lAIiRoAp ~ AUGUSTA. The NIiionai
Republican Gays: ~ portun ut hc iron for laying
the truck of tina street railway arrived here ycstor-
day, and was uulouded at ihp intersection or
Broad and Waslngton streets. We learn thai tho
work will be commenced in good earnest on Mon
day next, beginning at the lower market, AMI the
contractor Expresses tho belief that tho track will
be really in sixty days Fnr the s.ars w.l, arr nav
building in Jersey City"
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\ Fact. Worth Knowing.
pAkrrd Wishing good FLOUR Tor Rread should call ut
SIENuoUsE & CO.. No. Ito East Ray.
Families wishing c,ioicn FLOUR for Bscuis Rolls,
&C.. should call at sIENHousE CO., No. Ito East bay
Anguat
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Try Them.
Many persons havo within this summer experienced
te benefits 10 be derived from tho of P,SGSIs's
IiEr,Tlc BITTER5 We would recommend then, 10 all
who stand In need Of q tonic.
For sale by all Druggists. q 1. O:toncr G :
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4hR- gg'el>l!:g Ves!:oo,


SATURDAY MORNING.. SEPTEMBER T, 1867.
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YELLOW lever ANN SM,Li. pox ara nn lnns,r
incurnhIe. The Introduction ri lAHE's Indian
Remedy has produced q revolution in the medical
world, and cases heretofore considered hopeless
yield ut once to lila powerful treatment Ccrif-
Gates without number can ~ shown where Major
LANES medicine has. worked marvclnna cures, and
its rapidly increasing sales show its growing pop
narity. We call nur readers especial attention to
thc advertisement in another column.
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CoMMERcrAL FAILURES. BY a re
port made by commercial house in
New York, it appears that during
1866 there were 632 commercial
failures In the Northern States of the
Union, of which the total liabilities
amount to $47, 333, 900. This is
greater amount than has been lost by
failures in the Northern States dur
ing any year since 1861. In 1865
there were $50 failures,s@ith $17,-
623, 600 losses. In the entire coun-
try, during 1865, there were 1906
failures, with $53, 1873, 600 losses.
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Closing Up THE RANKs-Tho

CLOSING UP THE RANKS The
Constitutional Union, of Washington,
says: The spring campaigns are
being opened with great vigor by the
Democracy and the friends Of the
Union. In Ohio and in Connecticut
the platforms are laid down in such
unmistakablc language that even the
wayfaring man, though fool and q
radical. need not cry therein. It is
encouraging to know that throughout
our entire ranks there is harmony in
action, Il unity of plan, and that our
whole force is devoted to the execu-
ton of the grand object to save the
Union and to early complete the great
work of restoration. To again per
feet the Union of these States is our
paramount idea, and in our efforts to
accomplish it, we display singleness
Of purpose which is completely para
lying the hands Of the opposition.
The people, in whom an unwavering
trust has been reposed, are emerging
from the clouds of radical fanaticism
and hate in which they have been
cnvelopcd, and see with the clearness
of demonstration how wickedly
they have been deceived Tho Presi-
dent is rapidly assuming his right
ful place, with increased favor, in the
thoughts and affections of the people,
and all are, on every hand, acknow-
lodging that the Union can only be
saved, with all its blessings, by q
rigid adherence to his wise and con
stitutional policy. AS the chart and
the compass is the guide to the
mariner, and without which he would
be lost in unknown seas, so to the
President is the Constitution and the
teachings of the fathers. To them
he adhcres, and while so doing the
ship Of State is safe.
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Personal Colonel Jno. G.. Has
kell, G. S. A, was in our city yester-
day, stopping atthe Lanier House,
and, we are glad to be able to
say, i'll excellent health. Colenol
Haskell's military career was very
brilliant one. He is n South Caro-
linian by birth, but was associated
with Georgia troops, and his many
Georgia friends will be pleased to
hear that he came out of the war
safe, after the loss of his arm at the
battle of Manassas, although wound
ed several times afterwards He is
on his way to Mississippi to look
after his planting interest in that
Statc.--Nfcon Teleg,uph
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SENSIBLE. The Augusta Georgia.
ConsfilHionoli$t very wisely discou-
RACES the Southern passion for emil
grafton as follows
"To those who search abroad for
the liberty, happiness or sustenance
they deem impossible at home, we
wish God-speed. For the industri-
Gus, hopeful and courageous, who
prefer, or are compelled, to cling to
their country, we have ineffable sym
pathy. Both have rugged paths to
travel, and to both, we trust, a noble
destiny will be given We are asked
IN what respect can the prospect be
more gloomy abroad than at home.
Isolation, separation from friends,
uncertainty, lack Of sympathy-these
are some arguments for the wander
er's reflection. Fanaticism cannot
last forever. Reaction is bound to
eventuate. The radical party per
force go the full length of anarchy,
or die; and the end of anarchy is DO.
litical death for the disturbers of
public order"
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A NEFARIoUs BUsINEss.-It 10 the

A NEFARIOUS BUSINESS.-It is the
-freighted ship that is tracked bv the
robbers of the sea; and, on the same prin-
clple, 1t ls the popular specific that the
land buccaneers, called counterfeiters, Sc
lcct for their shining mark. HOSTEL
TERS STOMACH BITTERS stand pre-
eminent among medicinal preparations in
this country. The demand for them is
something derful-unparallelcd; hence
the counterfeiters know full we'll that if
they can impose their fiery fluids upon the
people as that famous tonic, they can
make fortunes by the fraud They are
now at work. Detectives arc ON the trail
of some of them, and others have been
already brought to book. Let the public
second tho proprietors in their efforts to
battle the reckless scoundrcls who seek at
once to poison the community and swindlc
the firm that has produced the finest We
Setable Bitters ever manufactured. Think
ing to dodge the law, the counterfeiters
are atfixing to their bottles names rcsem-
bling in orthography and sound that of
Hostettcr, such as "Hochstetter,'' ssHocf-
stetter' and the like. Will the public be
kind enough to look to this, and to see
also that the label is all right, with it's
yignctte of st. George and the Dragon,
and its tiny note of hand, signed 'HOS-
TETTER u SMIIH?' The propretors will
do their part to protect the million from
imposition, and they ask the million to be
on the alert against the plotters against
their health. HOSTETTER & SMITH.
Jan 80 +c
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WRITING MACHINE. We learn from
the Greenville (Ala.) Ne,cs, that Mr..
Pratt, of that place, has obtained a
patent for an improved Pterotype, or
machine for writing with type. The
Ne,cs says, "the invention of Mr..
Pratt, which it has been our good
fortune to see in operation, is
one Of the most wonderful and salts
factory of the age, and destined to
effect perfect. revolution in the
whole art of writing. So many efforts
had been made to effect machinery of
this character, that we confess VIC
were q. along time incredulous as to Mr..
Pratt's success. But an exhibition
of his machine, against our strongest
preposessions, convinced us that he
had reached the acme of invention.
1t is as simple as Newton's laws of
gravitation, but wonderfully original
and perfect"
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1867-01-30

Resolced, That it is not only fair, right
and proper, but essential to order and
government, that the payment of taxes
levied under Act of the Legislature at its
last regular session should be equally en-
forced against all who are liable to pay
them; therefore,
do require the sheritfs OF the several dis
tricts to enforce the collection of the tax
executions against all defaulting tax
payers.
10 the Sheriff Of Ricl1a,ad District.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1867-01-30

THE RESULT National MseUi-
gence,- says:
The recovery of the gold premium
during the past week from thirty-one
to thirty-seven, is probably owing
to circumstances the reverse of those
which had occasioned its previous
rapid decline of eight or ten per
cent. The decline was caused by a
falling off in imports and an increase
of exports. 1t IS said, also, that a
return of our Government bonds
from Europe is contemplated, in
consequence of the rumors of i'm
parchment, and that gold will CONT
nue. to advance on that account.
To allay apprehension, abroad and
at home, IS to the financial effect of
the assumed election of President
johnson from Office, the journals fa-
vorlng that measure now take pains
to show that the event will hardly be
a nine days wonder, and that it will
not divert the country from the 'Eeven
tenor OF its way Europeans have
witnessed political disturbances too
often, and have suffered from them
too much, to be persuaded that pub
tic credit can be sustained and i'm
proved by them. If the credit of the
Government is not to be manifestly
improved by the intended revolution,
then foreign capitalists will hasten to
realize the present value of our
bonds. They are held on specula-
ton, or for Investment, and if the
holders OF these can sell them at
seventy now, and buy back at forty,
they will avail themselves Of the OPP
portunity. The first movement to-
wards return Of our Government
bonds from abroad for sale, in any
considerable amount, in consequence
OF the apprehended effects of i'm
parchment, will be the signal for a
panic in the gold market.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1867-01-30

An ice gorge, in the Ohio River,
above Cincinnati, broke and swept
past the city, on Wednesd"- ~ight,
sweeping away eighteen ( ses.
and seriously damaging two or .hree
fine steamboats,. Navigation is sus-
pended in consequence.