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DISTRICT CoURT-Hon. Gro. ". LOGAN, Presl-
ding This Count met Yesterday morning, but no
business was transacted, and on motion of the At
torney General it was adjourned until 10 A. Mto-
dsv. The attention Of jurors and witnesses is dl-
rected to this announcement, and prompt at
tendance is requested, We understand that the
dockets of this Court are quite iuil and large
amount OF business will be transacted.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.
Auction Sales This Day.

ALL KINDS or IoR WORK DONE AT THE DAILY
NEWS OFFICE.
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For restoring strength aud appetite. use tue grea'
Southern Tonic PANBNIN's EEPATIc BIrrERs aud you
will moi be disappointed For sale by all druggists tn
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SENIOR ROMERO AND SUITE.-We have already
announced the arrival of Senior ROMERO and fami-
" in this city, where they will await the arrival Of
Of .he United States Revenue Cutter Wilderness.
The Northern papers state that General BANKS
will accompany the Senior froa Charleston on the
Wilderness.
The United States Sixth Infantry Band serenaded
Miss ROMERO last evening" and the sweet sounds OF
music caused large audience to collect on the
yerandah and Ia the lobby OF the hotel.
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The Time 10 Advertise IN the Country.
THE pHaSix has large circulation throughout thu
middle aud upper Districts Of the State. AdvertiSnt
atos as reasonable the strngeney Of the money mar
let will warrant Merchants and thers wishing 10 usa
the columns OF the paper will address
JULIAN A. SEIBY. Proprietor,
February q, Columbia. &. c.
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Post Office Notice.

Posi- OFFICE,
CHARLESTON, October 5, 1867.
On and after 9th instant the mails for Columbia
ami points beyond vii close at 4.S0 A. III.
A second mail for Columbia and tue Columbia
branch Of South Carolina Railroad will close al
9P NJ.
Mail, for Augusta, Savannah, and the Way Mail
from Charleston to Augusta will close at $50 A. NJ
The second mail for Augusta closes at 63o T. NJ
On Sundays but one train leaves, and all mails
close at p. NJ.
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October II

SINGULAR COINCIDENCE New York Letter
published in the Charleston Mercury OF Monday
October Il, is nearly oerodtim the sane as 'ne
New York Letter, published as Correspondence Oh
the Boston Post" Friday, October II. As tief'
can be no plagiarism in the case "Rapldan' Oh inc
Mercury, is proved to be the same as "Me'ropon-
tan" of the Boston Post There is no especial lni-
propriety, however much Of carlessness ana i'oo-
lence in a correspondent writing his letters on
manifold psner," and then sending the severai
copies to different journals as Especial correspon
dence." As the Post published .his letter on tue
18th and the Mercury not until the lfth' IL Suo-
jects the latter journal to the unpleasant lnipu'a-
ton of having copia he letter from the Post were
it not that the copy of the letter in the Mercury is
the better of the two several palpabe mistakes
and omissions, visible in the Posts correspon-
depce, not being percepthle in the letter as pup
Ished 10 the Mercury. "Rapidan" should be more
careful, or rather more Industrious
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CHARLrsroN, S. q, July 6, lSG1. !

CHARLESTON, -. Q, "UI! % TOUT
After to-day the mails for Northeastern kairoad
will close at s o'clock AM, and to-day and after
wards they are expected to reach the Railroad
station" at 2:3O o'clock PM and TO be ready for
delivery at this office at $50 o'clock P. NJ.
CHANGE OF HOUR FOR DELIVERY OF SUNDAY MAIL.
On and after Sunday, 9th inst this Office will be
open hem i've to six O'Clock for delivering mails.
STANLEY G. TROTT, p. NJ.
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The STREET RAIIAoAD.--CHANGE IN THE KING
STREET L1NE-We are requested to state that the
cars oil the King street line will i'll future show
blue instead of yellow light. This change was
necessitated BY the similarity between the lights
on the cars and those in the street.
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RIVER BAprIsM.-The members OF the seVera
Colored Churches in this city, aud the puDhc III
general, are respectfully invited to attend bap-
tsm of the Calvary Baptist Church, when Will
take place in the river near Daniels Island, on
next Sunday. the Goth of October There will be
u steamboat appropriated to convey all persons
over and back in good time, leaving 'ennlhS
Wharf, at the foot Of Calhoun street, rs toilo"s :
First boat at 9 O'Clock A. NJ; second boat a' II
o'clock A. NJ.
Price-Grown persons, so cents, to go anu re'
turn; children, 20 cents, to go and return -,
There will be collection taken up at the saiu
time for the benefit of the Calvary Baptist Church.
Done by order OF the Calvary Baptist Church'
Rev. C. SMALL, Pastor
A. DAVIS Church Clerk
o.,,- tu[2t
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THE IRISH C1TIzEN."-We have received the
first number OF Mr.. JOHN MIrcBEL's new paper
which has been announced for some time Inc
Citizen contains the latest news from all quarters
but devotes larger space to Irish news. Inc
original articles on foreign politics are OF high
order of merit, as might have been expected Ior
we know OF no editor in this country 81 familiar
with the State craft of Europe as JOHN Mitchell.
The literary department Of the Citizen Is full ana
excellent Among other papers, it contains the
last OF series, styled IAN Exile in France, writ
ten by Mr. mitchell, and previously published IN
the Dublin Nation.
But while The Citizen will be found to be OF IN
terest to all classes OF readers, it specially recon-
munds itself to those sons Of Ireland Who hav-
ing wandered from their home, wish now III
the land of their adoption to learn the fate OF their
mother country, and to read from the pm OF theT
eloquent fellow-countryman the passionate asser-
ton Of her rights.
The price OF subscription to'the'Citzen IS only
So per annum Mr.. s. G. CoURTENAY, No. 9 Broad
street, we understand, has consented to act as
agent for Mr.. MITCHELL, and We hope he will &pn
have the pleasure OF sending on long list OF sub
scribers from this city.
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Mr.. B. DosCHER, near tho Postofice in Hsael
street. has furnished ;.s witl the Gis: Number 81
Mr. JOIN MrroHELL's paper, The Irish Ci'lNeh'
also with the latest copies of The southern
Opinion" apl other papers.
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THE MANATus OK SEA Cow.-Phis curious AMI
NAL which is neither fish nor cow, yetpartak-
ing something of the nature OF both, has arrived
i'll our city, and is on exhibition In the build
ing lately occupied by the National Express Com
pany, opposite the Charleston Hotel. 1t was
eaptured in seine on the Atlantic Coast OF
Florida near the mouth Of the st. Lucie River and
WAS brought by the Dictator to Savannah, and
subsequently to this city. The existence OF the
Manatus has long been known, but their appear
ance in our waters is rare occurrence, one hay
ing been seen off the coast OF Florida about SIX
teen years previous TO the capture OF the speci-
men now on exhibition.
The Manatus is gregarous aquatic ANIMAL like
the whale in many respects, but herbivorous It's
name being derived from its hand shaped hipper
or farefn 1t is found principally on the coasts
of tropical South America and Africa also In the
Indian Ocean, where it is known as the Dugong
1t is there used for food and is hunted both for Its
meat and fat. The specimen on exhibition IN TINS
city is between six and seven feet in length, and is
of dun color its head is shaped somewhat like
that of the hippopotamus, but the eyes are sunker
and the nostrils can be closed at will the mouth
is guarded with prehensble lips that seize the 1000
placed before it. This curious creature is propelled
through the water by means OF its fore inns ana II:
tail, which spreads out like huge fan.
1t is impossible to Judge of its progressive quah
ties, as it is confined in tank which barely allows
it moving space. but from its appearance We
would think it was extremely sluggish. 1t appears
quite indifferent to its captivity, and submits pa
tiently to the handling of the attendants.
The Mauatus is undoubtedly great curiosity
and We advise all who wish to become acquainted
with marine monsters to pay the aquatic bovine {
visit. AS before stated it is on exhibition oppo
site the Charleston Hotel, and can be seen at any
bour Of the day, the price of admission having
been reduced from fifty to TIVE nty-dve cents.
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sUPERNUMERARIRs.

sUPERNUMRRARIES.
/. F. c. Blum, 4. Jno. Artman,
Q Robt Wing. s. Fred. w. Thauss,
8. Jacob +. Schirmer, 8. W. C. Welch.
Er-parte JOS NJ. GALE, petition to be appointed
Commissioner for the United States District and
Circuit Courts of South Carolina. The petitioner
having taken and subscribed to the OATH was duly
commissioned.
The Grand Jury were charged with the follow
ing bills, viz:
The United States Us. WM. KEENAN-Passing
counterfeit fractional currency.
Eliza Nunnery (colored), for the same offence.
Madam Davegno alias Desvigne (colored), same
offence.
The Judge addressed the Grand Jury at length,
explaining to them the nature OF their duties, and
in conclusion re-read the oath which had been ad-
ministered, as containing q summary OF their uu-
ties. responsibilities and privileges. He directed
the District Attorney to read the Act OF Congress
under which the abe e indictments were framed
The Judge remarked to the Jury that the offences
charged, though only punishable by positive law
yet ought to be classed among the higher Offences
violations of the moral law, as the connterfeiting
and passing counterfeit money was as great an Of
fence as could be committed against public justice
and public order. The offence was calculated to
iniure the ignorant and unsuspecting iaborer, and
TO deprive him of the earnings of the sweat of his
brow.
He said he was satisfied that 4 Jury, composed
as they were Of all classes Of the community, we're
alive to the importance OF having the currency of
the country pure, and would find true bills if the
evidence pointed to guilt. Their investigation
preliminary and er-pare, yet that should not deter
them from finding true bills on the ground that
innocent parties might be punished, for the lefen-
dants (prisoners) would have trial before Petit
Jury when they would have the right under the
laws of the United States to select impartial
Jury. as those laws literally allow pre-emptory
challenge of ten to the accused, while it allowed
only two to the prosecution
The Judge read to them the law which allowed
the prosecuting. officer 10 be present with the
Grand jury to assist in the examination of the
witnesses. Though this has not been usual il
South Carolina yet it was the lay and prevailed IL
tbe limited States Courts, and being portion o.
the criminal law OF procedure in South carolin:
was applicable to this Court.
The Grand Jury then retired with some ten Wit
,ssses who were sworn and testified in the sbov
cases, and after anabsence OF two hours returned
true bills in each OF the cases.
The trials in these cases will commence to-day
=. Tzos. Y. SIMMONS, Esq, ". E. MIKELL, Esq, ant
]. BARRETT COHEN. ESQ.,, appear tof the defendants
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To snscal attention of Dealers, Teachers ana otue.s
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IMPORTANT TO fLaNTERs.-A NEW hINp OF
'CorroN.-A Georgia correspondent OF the New
York Times writes as follows about a new Kind OF
cotton which has been cultivated In Midoie
Georgia during the past season:
ga few planters in oglethorpe County nave
made an experiment with new kind OF cotton lii
troduced two wears ago by Hon. JOSEPH hchoLs'
ex ex.member of Congress- which promises to be
orsat success. 1t is something between the long
stsns of the sea Island and the best upland cot'on'
is astonshly productive and very rIch III 'o'or'
When the best uplands sold last yeaf II 80 cents
per pound. this Echols cotton brought 20 cents
and the experiments OF this year promise a sl'nilar
relative result. A gentleman Who has raised i
small match OF it sent ME 4 smau sample I'll '"e
pinued lint day or two ago, and le also sei' NV
= sie,k-vhicb measured eleven feet IN height ana
had On il 5O7 grown bolls exclusive OF blooms anu
forms It is calculated that 100 bolls produce one
,,orn1 If lint and allowing 200 stalks to the acre.
did they al produce as the stalk sent me, the total
ttTied win be 10 6se pounds of cotton Gould SUCH
result as this be attained the great problem o'
The maximum OF labor would be satisfactorily
solved. sanguine "book-farners" pretend tnst oy
manure and good culture, ten bales to the acre
NAV be raised. Practical farmers regard these
theories with pity, and dispose OF their speculative
calculations with the simple word-impossible."
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MAYORS CoURT.-Court - opened With the
usual preliminaries, and colored individual who
loved whiskey not wisely but too well, slowed
away such an mmoderate load that he found 1t
difficult to carry. This situation made him dis
contented with the world at large, and meeting
female African, he proceeded to give her few
straight from the shoulder, but his antagonist
was versed in wool pulling, and they chnched anu
fought until the excitement was intense. At the
last round the game was declared FOUL and the
parties taken to the umpire, who kindly allowed
them to retire from the world, and furnished quar-
ters at the Jail while he considered the subject
The head of the market is always crowded on
Saturday nights by persons who lounge about and
are in everybody's way. The police made sortie
on Saturday last, and, by flourish Of clubs, sue
cceeded in dispensing the rabble, two being borne
OH prisoners. They We're advised in future to be
more retiring in their disposition, and the admo-
milton was strengthened by extracting 3 from the
pockets.
The Railroad family have an unpleasant desire
to become public characters, and though but re-
Gently released from the jug, were ushered III on
charge OF disturbing the peace. The hour chosen
for this performance 2 A. NJ, Was not pleasant to
slumbering citizens, and the peace breakers were
sent off nstantsr As words would be wasted OH
the Rairoader and her associates, the Mayor I'M
posed fine of $40 each which will be served out
in the neat apartments furnished by the city for
midnight providers.
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THE GooD TINE COMING. the nuniet-
Gus pleasures which are in anticipation, there Is
none that will prove more attracii7e than FORE
pAuea's Mammoth Menagerie and Circus. A let
ter received from the proprietor announces Ills
Intention to visit this city in mis- Southern to0t.
No time has been specified, but the advent Will
take place this winter, aud We advise all lovers o
natural history to save the fractional currency aS
Mr. FoREpAUGHs visit will not be tduG pas OH
his part. The Circus and Menaserie are sepera'-
ed, so that those who are opposed to spanges
and sawdust can CRAFTY their geological tastes
without infringing their rules OF proprlety' AS
Mr. FoREPAUGH's visit is yet far distant we si'""
postpone further comment until his arrival.
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AUCTION SALES.

~ " -
Sides, Shoulders, HUNS, Backs, and Smoked
Pork.
BY r. s. A. p. CALDWELL. s.o-.
THIS DAY. the 18th inst will be sold before our s'ore
at three-quarters past O'CLOCK,
200 BACON SIDES
800 Bacon shoulaer,
$50 bagged Has,
SEQ Bacon Backs
800 pieces Smoked Pork. ,.
Conditions cash. OCTOBER 10
Unreserued Sale of DRY Goods.
BY JOHN G. MILNOR s. co.
THIS DAY, 18th instant, at 10 o'clock, Will be SOFA Ut
our Auction Salesroom, No 133 Meeting street
A LARGE AND DESIRABLE STOCK OF GOODS.
CONsIsTING OF:
RED AND WHITE ALL WOOL FLANNELS. kerseys'
Printed Sattines Fancy Cassimeres, Empress Cloths.
1914 Bleached Sheetfng u and z Brown Shirtug, A
Ionecloths Apron Checks, Check Homespuns, Mar
sales Quilts shrnR Stripes White Sh; and nS sas Jeans
French Corsets tassorted sizes Brown and Mixed IaT
Hose, Womcn's Slate and Mixed Hose, Hoop Skirts.
AN INVOICE OF SHOP GOODS.
CONSISTING OF
RIBBONS. Gloves Jaconet Cambria, Swiss Muslins,
Diapers, Pants Stuff. Dress Buttons. sa & ELI
broideres, Suspenders, Madras Handkerchiefs' &c.
Conditions cash.
so DOZEN COUNTRY KNIT WOOL, AMI WOOL AND
COTTON HALF HOSE OctoDer -
Elegant Tapestry Brussels Carpet, and Gold
Watch ana ChdiR.
BY JOHN c. nIILNOR Il co.
THIS DAY. 18th inst at 10 O'Clock will be sold at our
Auction Salesrooni, No. 1873 Meeting street,
ELEGANT TAPESTRY BRUSSELS CARPET, quite
new measuring 161a feet by TX feet, exclusive OF
recesses cut out
/ Handsome Gold Watch and Chain
Fob Chain.
ALSO,
AN INVOICE OF LADIES' TRIMMED HATs-Drab
and Black Felt, Leghorn, White and Black straw:
Tonditone casb October 15
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September
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An Autumn Suggestion.

February -
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-08-10
The Washington Library Con.
pamv,

The Washington Library Con.
In order that the benevolent object set forth in
this circular may be succs ssfully~ accomplished.
have issued tive series Of Fine steel Plate En-
cravings. which are put on subscription ~ pri-
ces much below their retail value.
CERTIFICATES o. STOCK IN THE WASH
lNGfON LIBRARY COMPANY
will be issued. stamped with the seal Of the Co,
and signed by the Secretary. tSone others gen
u,nel.
Any person sending us One Dollar, or paving
the same 20 our local Agents, will receive imme-
diately a tine Steel Plate Engraving. at choice
from the following lis, and One Certificate OF
schedule.
y DOLLAR ENGRAvINGS.
No Ivy Child Nv Child No 2-They're
Saved They're Saved,' Nos-"Old Seventy.
six or, the Early bays Of the Revolution
Any person paying TWO DOLLARS will re
ceive either of the fol flowing fine Steel Plates. at
choice, and Two Certificates of Stock, thus be.
coming entitled 10 Two Presents.
Two DOLLAR ENGRAyINGS.
No. ! "Washington's Courtship." No. 2
"Washingtou's Last Interview witht,is Mother
THREE DOLLAR ENGRAvINGS.
ANY person paving THREE DOLLARS will
receive the beautiful Steel Plate of
"HOME FROM THE WAR"
and Three Certificates Of Stock. becoming enti
tied to Three Presents.
FOUR DOLLAR ENGRAyINGS.
ANY person paving FOUR DOLLARS she'll
receive the large and splendid Steel Plate Of
THE PERILS OF OUR FORsFATHERS,"
and Four Certificates Of Stock. emitting them
10 -Four Presents.
FIVE DOLLAR ENGRAvINGS.
ANY person who pays FlNE DOLLARS shall
receive the large and splendid Steel Plate Of
"TIiE MARRIAGE OF POCAHOSTAS."
aud Five Certificates of Stock, emitting them TO
Five Presents.
The engrayings and Certificates viii be deliy-
cred 10 Zach subscriber at cur Local Agencies,
or sent By mail. postpaid, or express, rs may
be ordered.
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THE HORACE WATERS
Grand, Square 4 Upright Planes.

MEL ObEuNS AND CABINET ORGANS.
"HoLESALE AND RETAIL. THE REsT
w lnstrn nents made. Second hand Pianos
at bargains. from $se TO S23s. Liberal discount
20 teach 'rs aud clergvmcn New !. octave III.
anus for $.Ti and upwards.
Fec'ery and Warercons. No. tsl Broadway.
New York.
HORACE WATERS 4 co.
fehfdiv Wanusectrrers
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von vAtP for the past 70 years, and ie fhereforee
the pcrs"n vh,m all afflicted should consult. No one
sves heard n ! patient Of his not being cured since he
hss heen n n th,e city. HIS reputation he's vuuchers in
ali The city papers, hs Paiients and the mex ical pro
Ses.ion, NH here aud abroad, as being the most ski.
led snccinIists here, and q thorough master of ali eex.
nal d;ses.es II ali others fail, don't deepair. give
4 cali. II is only . common occurrence withhim
70 rnre snch caecs. HIS rooms are separate for lsdiee
and rentles6ep. and the mort comp etc In the CITY.
YorSa 49,. Take Particular Noiice.-Doctor Rie
GLOW dsvofee nuch of hs time 10 the treatment os
mo-. esses caueed by ssecset habit, which ruins bofh
bodv ana mind. un6rti Z the unfortunate indiv,dnai
Tor either euSinees or scciesy. TIE sad effect q these
esriy habite or the exceseee OF ripper year, ID 10 weak
en he debi!taas the constitution, destroy Inc phyei.
cal and mental powers. diminish and cnseebfe Ire
natursl feelings. an | exhauet the vital cnerries 81
manhood; the pleasures OF life are marred, he object
Of marrias frustrated. and existence itself rendered
. term of unceasing misery andregret Such perpone
eepecislly those contemplating marriage. ehuuld lose
no time in making Immediate application, q Dr. ii.
by hs new treatment. il enabled to insure ! sneed;
and perm anent cure.
South Clark etreet, cor. or Monroe, half 4 book nom
the Pc, once. Post o lee Boo l5A. Chicago. H.
Once hours frum 3 A. n. to N.
Send for hs = tsuios to aseltA," Published ncatA-
N.R.-IadissssssA, foe : ~1seaiytivs etsUl,s q
ressaY5e 1enodSs, ~ batpsv0tvs u coacope3oo
1n0uD. oeneeo e4v~oeeSeoueeo ehAsUD.
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THE EARLE STEAM PUMP.

1T Is All acknowledged fact. that Ills STEAM PUMP
! for all uses 10 winch such : machine IL put, sur
passes in excellci ra every oiber IN the Market
Great numbers are now in operation for all manner
OF PURPOSES. and Their performances suSstantiate
this statement
THE EARLE PUMP
Has been exhibited ana most critically tested 1t all
the great mechanical Fairs h.ld in the country for
tie last Ave years. and Al every one scceivei the
highest premiums awarded.
They are a adapted to MI uses and can he furnished
OF oil dimensions and styles. 10 nlcet the demands Of
application to SPECIAL work.
For Oil Re1ineries. Sugar
Houses. Brcw~ries, boiler md
Fire l'usnps. Ac.,
we claim them uneQusled.
Their simplicity and freedom from all mechanical
cumplicstioi,s renders them durable and essy u re-
pair.
Great French Exposition.
They NAV be found at our depois IN all the princi-
pal cities Of the cut'ilry-
az For rul details, send FOR a Circular.