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South American NeHs.

NEW YORK, April 2S.-The Herald's
Panama correspondent says, the orig
inal cause of the disagreement between
the two branches of the Columbian
Government was the passage, in
March, of a law euacting that the Gov
eminent troops should not Interfere in
the quarrels between the States. Mos
quera'vetoed the bill Immediately, and
declared communication between him
selfand Congress to have ceased, and
gave notice that he would put in force
the article giving him the power OF
condemning to death. The day after
the issue of this decree 1t was suspend
ed, and an agreement arranged by
which the President was authorized to
re-organize the Panama Railroad Com
pany, and the Bishops were allowed to
return to their charges Immediately,
and the number of troops are to remain
the same as at present. FTl9
An English firm is reported to have
offered to- pay, the national debt
amounting to sSS, 900, 900, ana advance
81, OOO, 600 to the nation, besides paying
it an annual rental of $500, 900 for a
ninety-nine years. lease of the Panama
Railroad.
Captain Reid. of New York, has
Joined and taken command of the Pc
ruvian privatecr, Rayo, formerly the
American steamer r. r. Cnyler.
The President of Panama had called
out 900 militia to resist the threatened
invasion of the State by Lerel de Coda.
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DURABILITY!

IN WALNUT AND ROSE
vi wood calsea, portable and plano btylo,
carved and plain, new and secondhand,
tan8l WM. II. sHEIB's Music Store
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From sonIh Carolina.

CHARLESTON, s: G., April 23.-Gen.
Sickles has Issued an order organizing
sub-districts In the departments, and
providing additional regulations. He
Iorbids the sale or gift of liquors to U.
s. soldiers, sailors or marines. The
following is one OF the provisions of the
order: Post commanders will exercise
over magistrates, sheritfs,
deputy sherifs and police within their
commands, and will, when necessary
for the preservation of order aud the
discharge of their duties, assume COM
mand OF the police force.
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II rs. g OFF'a s :.
- fsl= Fetsd5a s4els
DYSPEPSIA
CURE {. 9. ]
Guarantee a Cure in Every
InStanna

When taken1thoroughly- acconding to the
SIIItectionS, which accompany each bottle.
Clergymen, Physicians, Merchants, Profess
1Onal Gentlemen in all stations OF iife-our
most eminent men in public poSitionS-all
VINO have ever used or seen Il used. ioin In
me most unlimited praise of Its merits; and
men anu women, old and young, by the
ttnonsand. testify and will tell you that II is
tne most wonderful remedy Orthe nineteenth
century whilst The proprietors WARRANT II
=! sn eVery case. Letters reach us every day,
rom persons In every part OF the land, iellinq
Of the miraculous cures ii Inns I1srif6rInstfP
Ehilst our best physicians are conStanIlv
urging US 70 tell them the formula from which
Il Is made, saying Its effects are wonderful.
Us success beyond all precedent, and its cure,
In even the most aggravated cases az ceTiain
as sunrise. II win stop distress aiGer eating.
IN moments time; sweeten sour Stomach
assoon as taken; relieve pains or crnmnS In
stomach or bowels lnStantane0uSly. and ena-
bic the dyBpeptic sufferer. who has lived FOR
years on Graham bread and the piainest
GieL, 70 eat q hearty meal without fear OF any
SSS11 rom X We earnestly ask one trial
1 Ii,p every sufferer. Sold by druggists every
Wherei at 81 per bottle, or bottles for IS.
f an ''7''t q. q. CLARK & co., PFoprietoTs.
l.N new Haven, Connecticut
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The Latest News
ny rELEGRAPE' a
BY THE GABLE.
Advtoes to ths i 28rd Of q. Anil

LONDON, April Advantageous
between France and Prussia is almost
despaired2o of. The warlike aspect of
affairs caused considerable alarm. The
London stock exchange is tending to-
wards panic. IA 4 a-18tS u
Mr.. Gladstone is much censured by
the members Of the Liberal party and
the friends OF the Liberal cause, for what
they term as his Encouragement of the
reform movement. -i.5. E4rJ7
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STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA, OHIO
y County, IS. Circuit Court.
William North, Guardian,

William R ChRplIne, Emily r. CbaplIne,
Anna u; Sharpe, wit b James 8. Sharpe her
husband, Florence ". PeITSon, with James
T.. PeiEson her husband, and Josiah w
Chapltne. L!-Ai-i - : ~ l--F
Petition to sell real estate of infant defeu-
TT n TdantR.
The defendants will take notice that have
nled In this court petition, the object OF
which Is to obtain a decree for The sale OF the
three undivided fonTths OF the old AbSalom
Ridgeley homestead Containing for hundred
acTesl-belonRink 10 the infant children OF
Drustlla Emily Chapllne, deceased, having
been devised to them by their grandfather,
the said Absalom Ridge1y, deceased.
The defendants will also take notice that
on the INIT day or the next term OF tie SAID
court, or 30 soon thereafter as the same can.
he heard, Will move the court 70 hear the
said case. The defendants will also take no.
lice that the dispositions OF Andrew Mitchell
and others will be taken at the ONCE OF
James Z. Rogers, Esq, notary public, in the
city OF Wheeling, In the state OF West Vlr-
gtnia, on the 9th day OF April, A, D, 1867. be.
tween the hours OF O'Clock, q. m. and o.
clock, p. m, to be read In evidence in the
above nsmed cause on behalf of kaid plain
TIN. And II, from any cause the taking ofthe
same shall not be commenced, or being COM
meuSed, shall not be completed on that day,
the taking thereof will be adjourned from
time 10 Tune until the same shall be cOmplet.
ed WIN. K0HTH, Guardian,
by PECK q HUBBARD.
mcl&-4tW his AttOrueYR
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New YORK. specials.


NEW YORK, April 23.-The Herald
Washington special says: Pane Bag
ley, formerly missionary to India and
Japan, a few days since called on JEFF
Davis and endeaVored To induce him to
apply to President johnson for a par
don; believing that with the names he
could obtain for pardon, 1t would be
granted by the President. Mr.. Davis
declined to make the application, as it
would be confession of his guilt and
would prejudice his case at the trial
which he was at hand. Mr..
Bagley however went to the President
to ascertain II a pardon would be grant,
ed on petition, but learned that the
President granted no pardons without
an application from the culprit.
The Revenue officers yesterday made
a verv importan MT seizure of distilleFy
and rectifying dIstillery in Williams
burg, owned by VIM. Meatz and HOffen
81 Denis. t -I-
Pribune's Washington special
says: Secretary Seward, accompanied
by his private secretary, left tonight for
his home at Auburn. 1t Is rumored
that he intends to make a speech on the
political situation of the country dus
ring his stay in that city. f'
The rain and hail storm in this vicin-
ity yesterday afternoon did considera-
bic damage. In Williamsburg one
building was demolished, while num-
Der of sheds, awnings, &C., were blown
down. sinFt fi'l-al f-6. 800
The Herald special, dated Paris, 22d,
says: 1t is reported on very good au-
thOrity here that the Emperor Napoleon,
in his preparations Tor war, Is engaged
in an endeavor to purchase arms in the
United States. p ~
The chances are apparently in favor
of war on the luxemburg question.
The neutral great powers have, 1T Is
said, proposed compromise, of the diff
tcQlty, but Prussia disapproves oft.
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In Chaneery.

TN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF, OHIO
i County, West Virginia.
A. W. Denmead 4 Co. vs. Michael Herr, ct. al
The Belmont Branch Of the State Bank OF
Ohio, vs.. Michael Herr ct. al. M iIE
James D: Lehmer d Co. w Michael Herr ct nj
Depene 4 FOrdyee w. Michael Herr. 81 nj.
ATchibal Warren vs.. Michael Herr, Il. al,
Cr1spin oglebay vs.. Michael Herr, ct al.
Parties interested are hereby notified that
IN pursuance OF decree OF said
court, entered March 18th, 1857.
VIII proceed on the 18th day OF April,
!$6Is az my office in the city Of Wheeling,
West Virginia, TO take and stale the ACCOUNTS
o. isaiah Warren the receiver In above en-
GEO. B. CALDWELL,
mch8-4tw.a 10 III Commissioner.
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ST.. PAUL., MINI, April 2s.GThe river
overfowed the upper levee yesterday,
submerging portion Of West st. Paul,
and the Minnesota Valley Railroad,
stopping the trains for several days.
The Minnesota river toverdoWed at
Mankato, and the town OF Leseur Is
under watel. grElL. F7
The steamer Itasea has arrived from
La Cross, and reports navigation fully
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In Chnnceru.

TN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR OHIO
County, in the Stnte OF West Virginia.
Amanda ~. Trimble, who sues by John
The defendant will take notice that the
dispositions OF George @. Trimble and Others
Will be taken at the law office OF Peck g.
Hubbard; in the city of Wheeling, in the
state Of West Virginia, on the I'd day of May,
a. u. 1857, between the hours of eight o'clock
q M. and six O'Clock p. IN; and that the
dePoSttlons OF William Martin and Others
VIII be taken at the Post ONCE in Sisters
vile, Tyler county, in the state of West Viz.
gina, on the 9TH day OF May, 1867, between
the hours OF eight o'clock a. M, and six
O'Clock p. H., to be read in evidence in the
aoGve named cause on behalf of said COM
plainant. ADd II, from any cause, the taking
Of tue same shall not he commenced or be-
Ing commenced, shall not be completed on
that day. the taking thereof will be adlourn-
ed from time TO time until the same shall be
completed. AMANDA M. TRIAIBLE.
BY John GOndy, her next friend,
Peck 4 Hubbard, COmpl'Ls Sol'rs
apr1-ltdhfLW
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COMMERCIAL AND FIHANCIAL.
mARKETs BY TELEGRApn.
NEW YORK, April %,
REauLAR REPoRr.

REGULAR REPORT.
,CoTToN-Unchanged; sales ,OCO bales mid
ding uplands at 25c.
FLoUR-Receipts 6,567 bbls; market 5SlOc
lower for common; others ste5dy; sales 800
bbls supeFfine n Sl0610 IS; extra western
ell zap "; choice do Sl2 S09l4 20; shipping
brands round hoop OHIO 81 9N9I3 90; trade
brands SlS l0Sl4 46. closing steady for good.
California FlOur-MOre active; sales 8 ,l50 bbls
at So 5Oa16 81.
Observation-Disclosures
i, GRAIN-Wheat-No receipts; Or common
nomInalIy lower; Others .teady; sales $500
bu No. Milwaukee al 81 65: white California
g 293 80. Rye-Eirm; sales 2, 500 bu western
al u 6Oi choice 81 s.; Canada free 81 IS. Bar
ley-unchanged; sales 200 bu western at
81 O5; Canada West 81 %. and in bond 81 C7:
State 81 10. Barley sMRlt-NomInal. Corn
sales 1856 900 bn mixed western in store at 81 So
81 IS: afioat 81 S59l S6H, closing at outside
rates; new western yellow 81 IS; new white
western aaoat 81 90. Oats Sales 1900 bu
RICE-Steady; Carolina lOI[allc
GROCERIES-Jodee-N uuchang-
ed: Molasses-Firm; sales SIS hhds Cuba at
PErRoLEUN-DulI and unchanged.
HoPS-Qulet, -r-r--.rl..... s4..... .
PROv1sIOEs-Pork- Unsettled; sales $50
old 81 75a22 90; prime slsS gle IL; prime mess
81 s7592l 81; also 900 bbls new mess at {9S Is
@3 s, buyers May. Beaf-Unchanged: sales
SIS bulls. Tlerce Beef -Sales $50 tIerces al SSS9
mess. Beef Hams Quiet at SiO9i II so. Bacon
-FlImeE; sales 40 boxes at 7a7ISc for Cum
berland cut; ll5s9ll1zc for short ribbed, and
l2%@l2fc for short clear. Cut MeatS-Sales
~ packages at sa<9s1fc for shoulders; l29
IARD-steadyis sales liz bbls at lz6el9<c
BUTTER-Dull at 1I@l4o for Ohio.
CHEESR-Steady at l39lec.
LATEST NARKETSSP
FLoUR-CIoSed dull for common grades.
and = steady and fair demand for medium
and choice. -55i l,,l7I.IIEI7-
= -Wheat-Heavy and declining for
common spring, and fiTm for good spring and
winter, No. spring g 50a2 Is; No. 1 Spring
y 1922 IS; wlnterTed and amber S363 30;WhIIe
western g IS; California IS 3093 IS. Rye
Firm Barley-Firmer feeling; western 85cS
81 O6, and 81 10 for prime. Oats-UnStendy at
72@75c for western. CoTn-Quiet at 81 3BLS
at1Oat for spring mixed western.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES so firm: snIeg 1000
bblS at S22 IS cash AID regular for new mess
closing with buyers at So IS, and sellers at
So 80 cash and regular. Beef-ModeFate buSi-
ness. Cut Meats-UnchRnged. Bacon
Steady at llLc for short ribbed, and ION@
l03Sc for Cumberland middles, Lard-ls5Sc.
IS 500 HONEY AND STOCKS.
GOVERNMENT representatives; coupons OF
90 lI@llO1<; do, SO, 1857; do 65, lOj; new,
l07k9lU79s: lU-4Os, coupons, 9S5z; 7-SO's, drSt
series, l069l0 611Si theirs 1O5sSal05
b SroCRS-We Union Telegraph S61S.
GOLDFISH. s1u - -.
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ss1HHL5PiFe.

~ = OF Fire. N VIII -
TeLEpo, April 2S.-The extensive liv-
cry estaplishment connected with the
Oliver House and owned by Olson &
Dtckerson, was destroyed by DIRE this
mornings There were twenty-f five bor:
ses in the stable atthe time. Of which
number only one was saved. Loss,
ten 70 Twelve thousand dollars; insured
for htteen hundred dollars. ~ -
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gBUPFALo, April 2S.-The funeral
ceremonies OF Bishop Timon took place
to-day. There was n large procession
and imposing ceremonies at the Cathe-
dral., a great number of Bishops and
clergy from other cities were present,
ipcudipgI Arch Bishop McCI0skey, OF
NeWlYOfk. 2 4iS-.-i'i USE yurs Si5i =
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In Chancery.
STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA, OHIO
D,County Circuit Court. ~ T :
Daniel Haddock, Jr., Charles D. Reed and
Stephen Ktmball, partners under the arm
name of HRddOck, Reed q Co.,
Va.
James Young, John Knox, G.. L. Cranmer,
U. Schambra and Thomas Johnston.
Take notice that the dispositions OF Richard
j: Porter and Others Will be taken at the Office
OF James r. Rogers. Esq. notary public, In
the city OF Wheeling, In the State of West
Virginia, on the 18th day OF May, A. D. 1857,
O'clock p. NJ, TO be read in evidence In the
above named cause on behalf Of said COM
plainRntS. Andif, from any cause, the tax
Ing OF the said dispositions snail not be COM
menced, or being commenced, shall not be
completed on that day, the taking CT the
same will be adjourned from time to time I'M
III the same shall be completed.
q To defendants.
PADDOCK, REED & Co.
Rprl7.1td&WIt 100 ! =
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Proposals for Lumber for Citizens,
Street Rail WAY COMPANY,

SEALED PROPOSALS WILLIS; r RE.
= ceiyedu mp 70 the hrstuay OF Nav nezt for
the following descriptions Of i;umbeF: SSSo
Cross Ties With pIi y1lege Of inceaFif1T 1850
more, ne o. sSine !! teet long, 4x6 inches, TO
% good s0uno mite oak, clear or nap. The
above TO be deliyered atctty Wharf. Railroad
depot, or other suitable places aIonT Inc line
o. Eoad;l 80, 5000 ieet hoard measure
Of good sound white nine. clear 81 Sap. ths
SIZE % SAID lumber to be in pIecesof not less
man y teet Ions, 5x8 inches 70 be delivered
during The months al Nav and June. The
ABOVE proposals viii be received at the once
o the Ctt4ensi Passenger Rail Way Com
penT5 N he Ofhcepf the Nat Ins. CO.. Is
ConRactnEs will be required togtVe security
Tor The pegtOgmancs q above contract.
JNO. MCLURE, il, PreS't
aprlS'td Citizens Street RRu Way Co
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81! Louis, AptiI 23.-Lake Pepin
opened on Sunday and boats have
-4Ex- Mayor Monroe and family passed
through Cairo to- day, en- route for Cam
ada ;, ~ 80 - - -, - -
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" GULD-I39l1I6bIss ~ y" --------
SToCKs-Onio q Mississippi certificates 23a
2S1z; Cumberland 2S92S1s; Quicksilver z7I<@
Western Union Telegraph SG14 9S7; New York
Genital 961S9 $685.; EIie 579571S; Hudson 90d
81; Reading l0l11z9 l0lsSS;; Michigan Central
lO29l021S; Michigan Southern 661 $50; ILL
nois Central l13@ llSLS; Pittsburgh 6SH@6S5s;
Toledo l1lE91t2X; Rock Island & PacInc
S61<9S61T; HOIthwestern 3l5<93l1S; do pre-.
ferred 5SIE95S1S; Fort Wayne a21S9924.
STEAMSHIP SHARES-Pacifc Mail I2JN6
l2i; Atlantic SS3SS1S.
BoNDs-Border State Bonds quiet; Missouri
9211zz; new TenneSsees 81; old do 81; Yirginin's
Il; new do q. aI.. ~. 80
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TN CHANcERY IN THE CIRCUIT COURT
i for Ohio county, West Virginia. ~
Thomas Marsh, COMMITTEES,

Thomas Nash. Committee,
-1a.E vs.. lT-
Edward W, Stephens and Mary Ann Ste
phens, bis vile, and Emma Jane Stephens,
Kate n. stephens and Elizabeth Stephens.
Take notice that the dispositions of Emma
Jane Stephens and Others will be taken At the
once OF James +. Rogers, Esq, notary pub
lie, In the city OF Wheeling, In the State Of
West Virginia, on the 18th day OF May, A. D.
1851, betWeeu the hours of 8 o'clock, A. II.
and O'Clock, r. ~, 70 be read in evidence In
complainant. And II, from any cause, the
taking OF the said dispositions shall not be
commenced, or being commenced, shall not
be completed on that day, the taking of the
same will be adjourned from time 70 time
until the same Ahau be complsted. b - Z
To defendant. s-J---5Li a5s.J.t.5F51l II
THOMAS MARSH, Committee.
By Peck d Hubbard, his solicitors.
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ST.. LOUIS, April 28.-The latest ac-
counts from Platte river say the freshet
had reachedits height, and the water was
slowly receding, and no fear OF further
damage to the Pacific railroad Is enter
tanned, and the recent damage will be
speedilysEApaired. The worst break is
near ElkhOrn station, where 400 yards
of the track were washed away. The
road between Omaha and Chicago is
badly damaged, and the water is still
rising. sa - 90 I'D. 5ag.ss
a train, laden with Government
freight, was recently attacked by Indi-
ans near Fit. Mitchell, Dakota, and l2O
mules were driven of, and the wagons
left standing on the road. l1rf7 :.
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for Irregularities,

Is scientifically compounded mud prepan.
uonI Of direct and positive action; better than
any pills or powdeTs-Safe at all times except
when forbidden in the directions. They are
prepared by myself, at my laboratory in New
Haven, Ct Having practiced In the hospi-
taIS OF Paris and London, and with over Is
years otexpertence in this city, in female dis
eases ana weaknesses, present my French
Periodical Drops 10 the public as superior to
any remedy known as a corrective OF irregu-
Iarlue', Tor Suspensions and distractions;
prohibited In my circular nccOmpanyin each
oottle. have appointed MeSsFs C. G. Clark
& Co., wholesale Druggists OF this city, nv
general agents for the United States. Price
where. ~ = - 1Nee''
Prepared by il. LYON, N. d.,
may:0-1yw New Haven n
sale Agents.
81, 7; \; LOGAN & CO., and c. j. RAwL.
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From Canads..

THREE RIVERS, G. E., April 2s.-The
water has risen to great height. The
lower portion of the town is inundated,
and the poor people are housed in the
town hall. The village of Berthier is
also inundated. Water still rising.
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DETROIT, April 2s.-The propeller
Montgomery arrived at Sarnia at two
o'clock this p. m. from Chicago, the
first boat from Lake Michigan.
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Cincinnati.


APRIL 2S.-FLoUR-Uuchange and arm
at full rates; trade brands Sl3508l6.0O
GRAIN-Wheat-Eom unchanged;
not enough Offering to establish prices; u
small lot OF No, winter sold at So Is Corn
ed $500, the latter rate when in an elevator
from whence It can be delivered to the cars to
go east Oats-Dull Mt e4965: receipts liberal.
Rye-sl ~ in general demand. Barley-Un.
changed.
CorToE-Dull. no demand: middling can
be bought at &c.
WHIsKY-Duilats 81 IS in bond.
PRovIsIoNs-Mess Pork-WaI In demand
TON ION the east and ll0o b6is sold at ~ 30.
&c for shoulders aud I0c for sides; they could
have been sold TO considerable extent at a
quarter below these rateI. Bacou-UnchRng.
ed and quiet; shoulders &c. sides lie, 111<c and
IL LaId-lz1Sc.-+A - 49,
BUTTER-Unchanged. ...-s.
CHEE5E-Unchanged
EGGS-l49l5c and dull.
GOLD-lS155<S, buying. aE
EXCHANGE-Steady at SOC per thousand,
buying, and l-i0 premium, selling.
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In Chancery.

APRIL 28-FLoUR-Quiet; Xxx Sl2 5O0I2 rs
GRAIS-Wheat-Qulet at 81 IS for No. 2.
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APRIL q N-Wheat-oulet but
drm at q IS for No. l, and 81 4B5S32 II for
No, 2. Corn-ModerateIy active al ST Ola
OK. Oats-ouiet and hrm at 56X9571<c.
Rye-Quiet at 81 1891 40. Barley-DnlI at &c
PROvIs1oNs-Mess Pork-DulI at go 5Oa
275. Cut heats-InRcLlve and unchanged,
LaId-Held hrm at l25<9l3c.
r. WHISKY-Entirely Nominal.
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ERENCH ANDGERSfAE ACCORDEoNs:
Concertinas, VtOlins, Guitars, BanjO5'
strings for Guitar and Violin, Bows, ROsin,
bridges, Guitar and Violln TFimmlnRs with
every article In themnsic line, for sale low at
.r. WIN, H. SHIEB'S Music Store,
1an8 No. lS9 Main Street.
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It has no equal as Remedial Agent There
j. Ii not Medicine so certain, speedy, and in.
hlllble in its action. We say this without
any hesitattons and can at any time prove
We only publish the facts! ~! lfl.li.'s
L------ Es.IsI nurSrrr.un.1.. ~. 1,o..In.a ~
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for the spoils of Office, that grand CO.
hesive power of the party. Butwhen
the real struggle came when the
Star of the West turned her prov and
Fort Sumter was attacked did they
fight our battles then? The war
Democrats became power which
strengthened the hands of the Go
vernmen!, and had it not been for
their support, o settlement Of the
difficulties, either in or out of the
Union, would have taken place. As
it was then, so would it be again, and
it is unworthy of an experienced poll
tician to attempt to inspire hope in
the Southern mind. through the sue
cess of any national party whatever,
so long as reconstruction and reunion
nre opposed by our people.
Governor Perry closes this commu-
nication with very good advice as to
registration and voting for members
of the convention, and he sustains
the position taken by very sound
argument. The preceding portions
Of his letter had been better left un-
written, for they completely nullifv
the effect of his concluding counsels,
by keeping, as they may do, and are
calculated to do, many citizens from
the registration Offices and from the
polls.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1867-07-03

Stanton's friends say that the Pre-
sident is trying TO freeze him out of
the Cabinet by cold looks; but that
"Stanton has no notion" of leaving.
The Clarendon Banner announces
the death of Rev. w. A. Henlming-
way, the pastor of the Methodist
church Of that place.
On the 4th of July the cornerstone
of another Washington monument
will be laid at Washington Rock,
New jersey.
The Czar sent o cable despatch to
Mr.. Seward, asking for the interces-
sion of our Government in favor of
Max.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1867-07-03

MAcoN.-The Telegraph says: "The
excitement among the colored popu-
lation, relative to registering, seems
to be abating. Yesterday, the total
stood 200. OF this number, 40 were
whites and Isl colored-a falling off,
Oh ,'e part of the latter, from the
previ )us day, of 81, and increase for
the whites of 20. The majority of
the whites are waiting until the rush
is over, when they will take chance. "