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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-04-06
THE MARION STAR,

TlsrABL1sHED NEARLY TWENTY YEARS AGO. Is
T. published at Marion, g. c., In the cantrA portion
OF the country, and offers favorable medium TO der.
chants Druggists Machinists and all classes who desrr
to extend their business in the Pee Dee country. :,
For the benefit Of our advertising trcaA3We shau
addition to our subscription list which fscoustanny M
creasng publish and distribute 5000 e1tra
copies Of the STAR, during the business season taA
Fall.
''A''' - -1o''' ''''''e W. J. MoKERAII.
November 20 Editor md Proprietor,
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SCHOOL ExAM1NAT1oN.--We had the pleasure yes
terday Of being present at the examination Of Mrs
HopsoN PNoKNEY's Female Seminary, No.
Mken's Row. The Principal, Mrs. p, examined
her most advanced classes yesterday in Chemistry
and Rhetoric, and the young ladies showed, by
their ready answers, that they had been well
grounded in tho principles Of the several branches
Of study. MSy went through. slr the complicasa
mysteries Of The >chemical noms46 oo1n
orally and on the black - lerlng,
and showed q 60 apl9 - ouse 1,,l -
Rhetoric. A number Of ladies a1fd seht1efn6h were
present, and all seemed pleased with tho exer-
cises.
Mrs. PNokNEY has quite large school, en-
bracing young ladies of every degree Of advance
ment Major DUBos has charge Of the French de-
partment.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-04-06

SPRING FAsH1oNs.-With the first green leaf that
peeped from the ground the plaintive cry Of the
Miss McFimseys was heard, nothing to wear" "
We are happy to inform that doleful class that
thair troubles at end, and the only hardship
remaining is the task of selecting what to wear.
Miss Rosa MURT1AND has just received per steam
er Manhattan choice assortment of spring and
summer millinery, at her Millinery Rooms, No. 2e5
King street, over Messrs. SHEPHERD CoHENs.
Miss MuRTLANDs stock embraces every article
that could tempt the most fastidious. Her bonncts
have been pronounced by critics to be unap-
proachab'e for elegance and style; and a visit to
her establishment VIII soon convince many Of the
fair that they must conform to the fashion, and
buy new love of a bonnet.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-04-06

Our POSTMASTER 1t will Le noticed by the tele-
graphic news that our worthy felow-citizen, STAN
LEY G. TRorT, Esq, has been confirmed by the
United States Senate as Postmaster here.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-04-06

TIE Savannah Neaos and Herald Of the I'd, says
':The public will be pleased to learn that it is in
contemplation to publish selection from the SER
mons OF the lamented Bishop ELLIOTT. This deli
cate task is to be performed by MIR. Robert W. B.
ELLIOTT, son Of the deceased, provided o sufi-
cient number of copies be subscribed for to cover
the necessary expense Of publication. It is un-
necessary to say that Mr. ELLIOTT, possessed as he
is of highly cultivated mind, is admirably quail,
fed to accomplish the desired work in the most
satisfactory manner. Among the sermons select
ed, will be included the last preached by the Bishop
two days before his death, at Montpelier the last
that he delivered in Savannah the last written by
him, and not delivered; the two preached by him
on the Fast Day and the Thanksgiving Day Of
1885, and number Of others which have been
specially requested by different friends. The whole
will form handsome volume Of between five and
six hundred pages octavo neatly bound in cloth,
1t will be prefaced by memoir of the Bishop,
from the vigorous and polished pen Of THOMAS NJ.
HANoxEL, ESQ.,, of Charleston, and the best access
sible Photographic vgnette likeness will be given
as frontispiece."
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-04-06
SARATOGA
EXCELSIOR" Spring WATER.

FJNHE WATER OF THIS SPRING rs BELIEVED TO
be uhequaed by that of any other in the far-famed
valley OF Saratoga It's virtues such have secured
it the high encomiums of all who have used It, possess
ing 1t docs In eminent degree, cathrc, durehc
Alternative and tonic qualities
From SAMUEL HENRY DICKSON, NJ. D., Professor
Practice of Physc, Jefferson Medical College, Phila
delphia, formerly OF Charleston, 8. O.:
PHILADELPHIA, November Is, 1865.
have been fora ycar or more past In the habit OF
taking the water Of the Excelsior Spring Of Saratoga
Accustomed during the great portion OF my invalid lite
the different waters Of the several fountains which
boil up along that remarkable valley, dependent indeed
upon them tor much Of the comfort enjoy, am salts
fed that the Excelsior Water is well adapted any
other among them, not more so, to the purposes for
strongly mpregnated with tho carbonc acid, lively and
sparkling. y can heartily and conscienhousiy
recommend it to oil who need gentle catharhc and
diuretc. SAMUEL HENRY DICKSON, NJ. D.
The Water is put up in Pint and Quart bottles, and
packed in good order for shipping, Pints in boxes Of
four dozen each and Quarts in boxes of two dozen EACH
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-04-06
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postpaid for 81. -
Address all orders to
". L. CLARK l. CO., Chemists,
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March an
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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-04-06

MAYORS COURT, April 5.-John Proctor and Mark
Grant, two men Of color, we're brought up by one
Singleton, who recently arrived in the city in
charge Of his crop of cotton, which he sold, and
after making purchase or two discovered that
the larger portion OF his money vas non est inuen-
tus, and believed that these two persons were
guilty Of it's sstaking Off" The evidence not sus-
tanning him in his suspicious, the parties, after
long hearing, were discharged.
An individual who was selling liquor without q
license, was fined s100.
Another, who was dispensing the ardent under a
No. license, was directed to deposit $50 with the
City Treasurer and take out a. proper permission
to retail.
Prince Thomson an unlikely colored YOUTH was
next arraigned, as having been employed by that
virtuous citizen Of African descent, Ephraim Blake
to clean out lawyers Offices and who, forgetful Of
the excellent advice that was rendered to him
every day (in part payment of his salary, felon-
ously carried away books penknives, blankets, &C..
to the terrible damage Of the reputa ton and in
come Of his said employer. The prosecutor not
only charged the prisoner with different thefts but
boldly testified that he himself had knocked him
down with his stick when he threatened him,
which piece Of evidence was most fully sustained
by Prince having hole in his head, and counten
ance Like "blood-boltered Banquo." The Mayor
sentenced him to one weeks Imprisonment
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-04-06
The following is report Of Coal weighed at the
Lower Market Scales for the Month Of March.
Respectfully submitted,
G.. J. BECKMAN. Public W

Report Of Coal weighed at the Upper Market
Scales, for the month of March.
c. w. Seignous .28h Tons
Respectfully submitted,
RH. BRODIE, Public Weigher.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-04-06

UNITED STATES CcyRr.-Petitions were read
from ". b. r. WORKMAN, JAS. CHESTNUT and ISAAC
HAYNE to be admitted to practice in the q. 8.
Courts Of South Carolina. On motion Of ISAAC
HAYNE Esq, Gen. JAS. CHESTNUT and ". 81. R.
WORKMAN were admitted and commissioned. and,
On motion Of @. 81. S1MoNToN, Esq, Isaac HAYNE
was admitted and commissioned.
The argument in the case Of JAFFRAY & Co., os.
EMMA HRsHF1ELD was postponed on account Of
the sickness Of the counsel for the defence. There
being no business for the Circuit Court, the case
Of D. STRAUSS & Bios. us. the steamer Lutu was
taken up. This was libel for damages done to
goods shipped from Baltimore to Charleston. A.
D. COHEN, Esq, appeared fol- the ibellants, and
Messrs. CAMPBELL & sEABRooK for the respon-
dants. This case occupied the attention Of the
Court during the whole morning. and was not con-
cluded at the hour of adjournment.
Major D. T. CoRBN, the newly appointed Dis
trict Attorney, arrived in this city on Thursday
afternoon, and will open his Office in one Of the
rooms at the United States Court House, where he
can be seen by parties having business with the
Office.
There will he ~ criminal cases tried until
Monday week, as the Grand Jury was dismissed
to that time, and the interim will be employed by
the District Attorney in preparing the bills to be
presented.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-04-06

Coming, opposite Bull street.
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.JAMES>NeC0RIlMlIGK,,:. 81

NOTICE no SAILORS on IMMfGRANTs,
+ HOTEL Oh BOARDING. HOUSE KEEPERS,
sssas...&z OFFICE CLERK OF COUNCIL,
-rz2 $3.50 - March 13 1857. ~
TN ACCORDANCE WITH TEE FOLLOWING ACT OF
Il the Legislature, passed the 10th day Of December
1856 all persons concerned hereby to can ut
this Office and take out the
W. H, sATTH,
80. iaGt st-ti Clerk Of Council &
80 p92z
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-04-06

On account Of Underwriters and all concerned,
Ladies. and Gents TRAVELLING TRUNKS
Conditions cash. : . :: :, 'z April 6
The Irish republic. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-18??, 1867-06-29

The BLACK F1AG.-Mr. George Francis Train, in speech
recently made by him in Omaha the dinner given to Ben
Wades senatorial excursion party, said:-
Thomas Francis Meagher old friend of NINE but
fear he has made mistake in hosting the black flag Mon
against entire because white killed
by five Indians for making mmodest proposals an Indian
squaw, the belle of their tribe" (Laughter.)
Sc -Ator Yates" And was that SOP"
eyes. NV information authentic had it from the squaw
herself" Qaughter.)
Maxmian's head is still safe but he is to be courtmar
taled which act will decide his fate speedily.
The Irish republic. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-18??, 1867-06-29

rucfed spirit of ODonovan Rossa and think of him. and OF
his companions shut up in dark cells this merry day
Reader if you American ponder fate of Ire
land and give sympathy that has made the
singers cell bright with the spirit of Liberty If you are an
lshman do not waste the fate of the martyrs
but fall into the ranks of those who open their prison
doors perish.
For all wer better that the of prisons closed up
on us than that breathe the air of Heaven if do not do
our d to the prisoners TITS they that reemen TRUTH
and their idle brothers the slaves.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1867-11-02

The days Of reckoning have come! For years
and years have the manufacturers, jobbers and
middle dealers enriched themselves on the hard
earnings Of farmers, mechanics and operators,
but now, L. Benjamin & CO., at No. 22 La Sale
street, stepped in and knocked them sky high,
bringing prices down to the bottom, and the peo-
pie appreciate it and rush there to possess them
selves of some of their elegant overcoats, dress
and business suits, or superior selection of fur
nishing goods, and in addition to which they
have beautiful assortment of merchant tailor
ing goods, which will be sold cheap, and with
Mr.. NJ Bomgardner at the head of the latter de-
partment, We can guarantee entire satisfaction.
LIB. g. Co., % La Sale st.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1867-11-02
Call for KOcH's ANGEIICA BITTERs, they arr
highly recommended BY all who use them

Mental anxiety or excessive thinking tend TO
deaden the vitality of the scalp its effects are to
produce febrile affection Of the head, which
causes gray hair and badness and although
gray hairs may be honorable in old age, yet a
premature blanching, or loss of hair in tho young
or middle aged is to be regretted as it is natural
for us all to desire youthful appea, ance. we
would recommend to those afflicted in the above
manner, to use Halls Vegetable Sicilian Hair
Renewer. This preparation will soon change
gray and brashy hair to its original color, and
make it OF siken texture; and will create new
growth when it has fallen of, ~ it furnishes the
nutritive principle which nourishes the glands
Of the hair, filling them with new life and color.
ing matter, and givinga healthy condition to the
whole fibrous mass-Drdnnstic Chronicle.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1867-11-02

Box VoYAssURa-A quesr craft lsit our
"whsrf' few days ago, bound "dOvai rivsssr
treightsd with al ths nesdfsl stores and fixtures
for sporting party, Who propsss % forage on
the feashsred and Anny tribsssll sloas thS eoast
between Ottawa and the upper wsssrs Of Rsd'
River and the Akansai, unlss they tire Of Ne
sport before they get there. The party INST lstt
hsrs consistsd Of Jesse Diehey, the jswslsr, l. II.
Frssdenburgh, and Captains Jordan and Dewey,
and Major Hill, Of Narseillea. They also expect
70 b joined BY one or two others as Csiro. The
craft il simply hstbost, and dspsnds wholly
for motion on tho moving powsr. Of the vntsrs
OF course the party has . thorough OUTFIT and
viii doubtless have pleasant time.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1867-11-02
Enlargement.

To relieve the pressure upon our columns
for advertising space, we add two pages to
the FREE TRADER this week-being equal
to an addition of ten columns to our usual
one-fourth. This increase in size, though
not intended to be permanent, will be kept
up until the present pressure upon our COL
umns for advertising space shal! cease.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1867-11-02
A GRAND ENTERTAINMENT!
OF

AN OYSTER SUPPER
AND Mrs. JARLEY's WONDERFUL WAX Works,
will be held by the Young Ladies and Gentlemen
or the First Congregational Church on Thursday
Evening, Nov. Z, at Washington Hall.
Mrs. JAELEY's WAX WORKS
Have drawn crowded houses wherever exhibition
They will consist on this occasion Of the follow
ing amusing characters
KING SOLOMON.
THE QUEEN OF SHEBA
AN EGYPTIAN MUMMY.
MRs PAITINGTON.
GEORGE WASHINGTON.
JEFFERSON DAVIS
SHAKESPEARE.
THE OLDEST INHABITANT IN OTTAWA
Admittance 20 cts. Supper 80 ets.
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NUMBER IL.

"A STIMULATING TONIC-LIFE BTTTERs.-
Good health is a blessing. The way to enjoy
such Is take wine glass full Of STRICKLAND's
Life Bitters two or three times day. They
create a good appetite; they strengthen the
stomach; they cure habitual Constipation, Ner-
vousness, and Headache they make the old feeI
young. 1T you wish long life and good health,
use Strickland's Life Bitters For sale in bottles
by Druggists, and by the drink at all saloons
and groceries. aug. 10-Sm.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1867-11-02
Appalling Calamity.

The following details of a fearful calamity
near Downer's Grove, were communicated to the
Ottawa Republican by relative of the victims
in this city, and are copied at his instance:
One of those unlocked for accidents which an.
pal communities when they happen. occurred
near DOwner's Grove, DuPage county, on Tues
day morning the 25th inst, which resulted in
the death of three persons, under the following
circumstances: Mr. Alden Wheeler had dug and
completed the walling up OF a we'll on his farm,
the depth of which was A feet A few days
after the completion of the we'll, Mr. Herbert
Wheeler, son of Alden, undertook to go down
into the well, as he Said to measure the depth of
the water; he had descended about fifteen feet
by braciEg himself against the wall, when his
brother Henry, who stood at the top, noticed
tremulous motion, when his head dropped and
he instantly fell to the bottom of the we'll Hem
Try giving the alarm, his father probably not full
ly comprehending the cause of his sons fall,
rushed in the same manner into the well. but had
gone down only thirteen feet when he was taken
IN similar manner, and he too, dropped into
the well. The neighbors were soon alarmed, and
Cary Freeman, son Of Rev. A. D. Freeman vol
unteered to make an attempt to rescue Mr..
Wheeler and son, and fell victim on reaching
the depth of eleven feet. Immediate efforts were
made to rescue the bodies, and by means Of crap.
ping irons they were drawn from the we'll.
The deceased were all members of the Baptist
church at Downer's Grove, and among the most
respectable families of that section; their un-
timely end casts a gloom over the whole commu-
nifty. The funeral services were held at the Bap-
tist church on Sunday last, Rev. Mr.. Morgan,
pastor, officiating.
Mr Alden Wheeler formerly resided in the
town Of Freedom in this county, he was broth
er-in.law Of Mr.. Rial Strickland of this place,
from whom we derive the above melancholy
facts.
The most singular feature in regard " the
well, is that on being tested by letting down
light on the day Of this occurance, the light
would Immediately 20 out, and on letting down
chicken, on reaching the same place it would
become at once insensible, while on tho tive fol.
lowing days the light or chicken could be let
down to the water without being in the least af.
fected on the fourth day the results were the
same AS the first, and thus the matter rests, the
working Of this foul gas not fully explained.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1867-11-02
MAsrc woNDxRs-Every Youth . M.xicia,

4AapC WONDERS Every Youth . Magician
In their own parlors at home may be produced
agreat number Of Beautiful Startling Anus
ing ~! phsnomsnas by any young man. woman
or child Who posaess the wonderful Cabinet-a
collection Of materials and directions for eEter.
tanning company Of yousg or old folks . whole
evening. No appsratus required-no danger
whole Cabinet complete for only ono dollar, and
will be sent BY express for the price u any part
OF tho United States. Address, encloaing the
cash. F'1 4w
''."''' KING & CASWELL, ~ Lake st.,
Druggists soil them. Chicago, III.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1867-11-02

. Sold OUr.-Gec. Butt, Photographic Artist,
south Of the Court House, over l.. Piergues res.
taurant, has sold his Photograph Gallery, which
Is now undergoing general renovating, repair.
ing and imprcvcment and win be reopeped Nov.
lot, and known as the Sunbeam Picture Gallery.
Mr.. Joe. Kwasnioka, the operator, will strive to
please all his old friends, with as many new ones
as may fayorfhim with their patronage, In the
line of cheapsnd good ambrotypa-, photographs,
frames, albums, &c, Sc. 4w
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1867-11-02

We tako great pleasure in announcing that the
movement, commenced few weeks ago, to raise
the necessary stock subscriptions for the erection
of a large Glass Factory at Ottawa, has been on.
tirely successful that the whole amount Of stock
$50, 900 has been raised, the company organized,
the works located, and that the work Of their
erection will be commenced within . week, A
meeting of the stockholders was hold on Mon.
day. when the following Board Of Directors was
elected: ]. d. Cation, VIM. Reddick, l.. H. Eames
Edw Eames and l.. Eggleston. After the I'D.
journment of the stockholders meeting, tho
Directors met and organized by electing the fol.
lowing officers:
President-Hon. J. D. CATION.
Treasurer-EDw. EAMEs.
Secretary-THos. d. CATLIN.
Superintendent. EGGLEsTON.
The Company have already located the works,
by purchasing block 10 and part Of block 7, in
the States Addition to Ottawa, being situated
north of the canal and west Of the feeder, nearly
an the angle formed by the junction Of the canal
and feeder The location is an excellent one. It
gives the company u south front Of $50 feet on
the bank of the canal, and u north front on the
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific Railroad The
location is also very near'the point where, in all
probability, the Fox River Valley Railroad will
cross the canal. 1t is therefore, in all respects,
the choicest that could have been selected, and
what is also fortunate the ground was obtained
on very reasonable terms The buildings to be
erected Immediately on the ground are, glass
house, hattening house, pot house, cutting house,
box and packing house, with ovens, &C. The
intention is to have all up and the works in op.
Grafton by the lst of March.
There is every reason in favor Of such works
being profitable here. The coal, the sand and
the line are all around us, and can be obtained
at very little cost above the expense Of digging,
while labor Of all kinds is just as cheap here as
at the eastern cities. We predict that the su6.
cess of these glass works will be such q VI lead
to the erection Of many other similar manufao,o.
ries at Ottawa. si~ q A''--
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