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RELIEF FOR THE SOUTH

large meeting was held on Sunday last in
the Jewish Templr at Cincinnati, for the pur-
pose OF devising measures for the relief of the
destitute in the South. The Rev DR.. Man
LrL1sSTuAz made stirring address, in the
course Of which occurs the following para
graph
by relieving the South we shall bless ourselves
Us enarity rs always doubtly blest. We shall by
Tgunlte our country in the old bonds Of harmonv'
1oe pc pc too hard even upon those
the old wounds political as well as physical are
stln unhealed They must chow the 6itior cud Of
defeat, and the worst OF all defeats. defeat hv
their own brethren. The southerners are q prond
asn ps1Re rs Ihfey fgy are no begsars They
from Northern men travelling in the South. that
we near the terrible tales OF woe that have panied
our OF ears. We fought them not in malice. It was
IN our own defense, and for their good as well as
our ours: Let us relieve then,not as gift to them,
mon Union - ooAA
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:; Ko9iAS1Aas.-At M NJ meeting Of the German So
c.esy lor SCIENCE Literature and Art, Dr.. a. Fels
gave sone TSe INTERESTING ades details Rouman
cate 3 from the tenth century: they are Old chron
Sass, preserved IN tho libraries of the monaste1ies
a S9aIters granted by Wallachian and Moldavian
ana ma STU e1tant belong to the thirteenth
tinns ana tnere are also several early coIiec
of Weh 81 Az IN % the Roaman Oldest
beginning Of the thirteenth centuries besides ac
books OF the same age. In the fifteenth
century however, the language employed for reliai
out out af ann neeia the seavonc
continued et to be- used SO until the middle Of the m
Prince ., Trans2y,1 1.9aS,, when George Racoczy,
coae m;c me @ ntmgy Shortly afterward (le4e), new
Eoa sae p5efass r ace of which written in By
pwenty-ave years later, Dosotheus published e his
,na & &rhyme; its anRuge is poweaful and sub
some aesia IS ~ exception Of
tes1th century has remained without any Gtersry
proouct,ons 3 IN the Roumsn language, owing to the
Hg IHelg1 OF, the Phanariots, who only patron;zed
e, ureek But at the beginning Of this century the
tbara I1Sag Sieetng was again reused and several au-
e1s anoef'ook 20 reeascitate their native tongue.
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Domestic Markets.

AUGUSTA, April 8.-Cotton dull and declining,
with but little Offering. Buyers have withdrawn.
Sales so bales prices irregular. Receipts lis bales
SAVANNAH, April s.-Middlngs opened at 27c,
but fell toward the close to 26ac Sales ITO bales.
Receipts $50 bales. n,
MOBILE, April e,-Sales 500 bales; market quiet:
Middlings 26c. Receipts 46z bales 4
" BALTIMORE, April 8. Rio Coffee scarce: market
frm Flour firm but inactive; extra Howard
street $19 Is. Corn steady; white 81 l4a1 Is. Whs
key norninally unchanged. Provisions quiet. I. :.
y@ NOON DISPATCH ~
i NEW YORK, April s-Flour 1Oa12c better. Wheat
3a5c: better. Corn 2a3e. better. Pork firm at s2s
for Middling Uplands Ereights dull !. ~ :" =
Stocks active. '64 coupons 1O7ta1O7s. Tennes-
see 6's, new issue, 6Sa6Sa Money u. = Gold al
Gold extremely active. Owing to the European
news, it opened at $50 and sold up to 96. N ',I
Rumors are on the street of a war between France
.te,.s ~ 4-G sss EVENING DIsPATcH. N
Cotton easier, sales 1900 bales; Middlng Uplands.
97sA28. Flour active and advanced: State $40 15a
Al ~; Southern, $l1 90a17 so. Corn buoyant and
exched; advanced Ease: Mixed Western ST 24al ~,
mess. Mest P9sk. ssS Whskey quiet Naval Stores
f4eshfs qaiet on oa hosin 12as g.
excited q sssa% eonpons 80 ioSa ss
doc 105; new ISSUE 1851; 1st ae,ss'
1o6; others, 1o5s: Gold 1854. 's' e s@4''s'
s C1acrNAI, April 8.--F1our bo,uyant. t. and excited
ad yancea 5Cazoc. superane s1lal1 so. Wheat
Visions quiet and unchanged. Mess Pork held Iot
$23; Bnlk Meats and Shoulders, &C. :ERibbed sidss M
10c. Clear Sides, 1c. Bacon shouiders az
Ribbed Sides, dsar sides, 1ascs Lara 1si iSs
1906 Giving stok the advance ins3pld 4lsera ii !
frmer feeling amongths holders Of provisions. = :
I
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THE CASE OF TIE STATE vs.. D1oK BH11--The
counsel for the defence in this case mode most
able in taking the life OF J5seph Bishop, / e., that
it was justidsble homicide - .ss,3-I--. \.
The Solicitor took strong ground, and argued
Of murder. 80 s,st d ,55-tsls II Z
His Honor the Judge, in his charge. commended
that no element Of manslaughter could be detected
in the case, and from the evidence that it must be
either murder or justifable homicide That was
for the jury to Determine. Wi,sns5oro' Ne,cs.
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aFU UNITED STATES INTERNAL REVENUE,
ASSISTANT ASSESSORS OFFICE, NO. .ss4 KINGS ST.,
Returns Of ANNUAL TAXES for year 1sss win be recev
ed at this office tor Divisions and comprising wsrds
ST. 8, and east part Of i between IL and p IL,
18th pf April next except whers parties receive nc.
Tee; in such must rendared witkp ten
days trom date thereof according to law 5 z.
/ if.G ACARTERss Asstts ASSESSOR Div. s.
=: A. LINDsTRSad, ASS. Assessor, Div. 4 n
i March lB - 5 4 $.S $> = ~ r rstus I
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: The Powers OF THE D1srR1cr CoanfANDEas.-A
Washington telegram to the Sun gives very clear
statement OF the position Of the President and his
Cabinet upon the question Ct the powers Of the
district commanders. We think there can be 20
sort OF doubt that the President must decide as
herein indicated. There must be some respect for
law exncted. sS rS+s4 is IA M NJ 4.
Mr.. stanberry has not written, nor has he been
requested to write, an opinion on the subject nor
has General Sheridan ever sent lla to the Presi-
dent with reference to the removal OF the Louisi-
ana officers. sS EE j@1E1I
The Secretary Of War e, few days, ago sent mes
sege to GenerGt Sheridan, requesting report of
his action and the causes of Che REM vals, but the
report has not been received, though ,nomentarily
expected .%is 5s4 gs sss3~Ea i.45 5F4z5f q
The subject has been informally discussed in
the Cabinet and it was understood 70 oe the sense
Of the Administration td9t the military command
ems are not warranted under the reconstruction
act in removing civil officers unless they are in
some way obsHucting, the execution Of the law,
and that when such removals. have bern made,
even upon good and sufficient grounds, the law
does not authorize q military commander to ap-
point their successors. He eau sassign military
officers to perform official duties which civil Or
fcers tail to execute, but he CANNOT appoint attor-
ney-generals and other State of1casv s, This lis
merely the inforInal conclusion Of tie admin stra-
ton but the subject has not been regularly before
the Cabinet nor referred to the Attorney General.
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So IN EQUITY COLLETON DISTRICT
SIE E1PARIE DAVID GAVIN. EXECUToR-PETTTIoNs
70 PERPETUATE TEsTIMoNY-FnED FEBRUARY
T. 1so7-DAvD GAVIN. Executor Of the estate Of WI
LIAM dAvs decesed late Of Colleton District having
eo IN this Office petition to perpctuatc testimony In
e.nee 70 tno viii OF the deceased lost destroyed
during the late war it is ordered that ali
may deem themselves In any manner interested in this
matter do plead, answer to said petition with
In tnree months from tho date hereof or decree pro
eonJesso VIII be entered Of record against them.
B. STOKES, c. D.
commissioners Office. Colleon District February 7b
1857. 1amoa r.n1' - -
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A9- CHIEF .QUARTERMASTERS OFFICE,
SECOND MILITARY DISTRICT, NO. AND SO. GA
CHARLESTON, so. Ca, April Sd. 1ss7-Sealed propos-
als will be received at this Office until 12 O'Clock NJ on
the 18th inst. at which time they win be opened for
transporting within the City limits ALL THE STORES
for which the Quartermasters Department may be re-
quired to furnish transportation The contract to re-
main in force for sr months ensuing May 1st 1857:
Bidders win state the price per load for which they
Will furnish transportation The average daily number
OF loads hauled in the last mouth been one hundred
Bids dearaed unreasonable Will be rejected Proposals
must be addressed to the underaigned and endorsed
Proposals for furnishing Transportation" J
tass ~ - r. o. TYLER.
n Erevt Maj Gem, Deputy Or aTr eenI
" Chief or M'r ID Military Dist:
" ArrlS $. !8& 3NsES.#'- 70 IN
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MUNICIPAL EIEcTIoN.-The regular annual elec
tion for town officers was held on Monday, 1st
gan as mtendant, and Messrs. A. ;. Pierce, J. M.
Woodward, J. &. Mccall, and B. A. EARLY as War
dens. But q slight degree Of interest was mani
tested, and the vote consequently, was very small
GD0Tlinoton SoDxhsrnkr
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81 IN EQUITY.-CoLLETON DISTRICT-
EX PARTE 8. DEDoN. EXECUTOR R-pETTr1oN
TO PERPETUATE TEsTIMoNY.-FnED FFR-
RUARY eth. 1se7.-RICHARD S. BEDoN. E.ecntor =,
the Estate OF RICHARD B. BEDoN late Of colleton Dir.
H1ct deceased. having filed in this Office petition to
testimony In the matter Of the viii Of the said
hcHAhD BEDos, deceased, destroyed during the ate
war It ordered that all persons who NAV thin1 thor
selves iuterested tn this matter plead answer or de
mur to said petition within three months from this data
OF decree pro eosso will be entered Of record aoaina
enea. B. STOKES. O. E. C. D.
1867 1amnsmos "' e"nu - oAfs 'en'
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SEE Size announcement Of the death Of Sir George
seems % ssy ssays "a an English paper Of the 2ath uif
Sens at the SF7see4s society IN 1913 he directed
the coronation Of William ", and it
Paul. at Liverpool 81 years ago. This contcm-
pornry Of Haydn died on Saturday, at the age Of
80, IN his house. No. 81 Great Portland street.
London, the same house in which Weber died
when he was guest of Sir Georges, in June 1926,
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VICTOR EMANUEL has come into possession of so
many palaces by the adhesion to his dynasty OF six
or seyen States, that he finds no difficulty in fitting
out his children with homes more sumptuous and
elegant than the present condition Of the national
finances would enable him to cut out Of the new
materials. So far 80 the list has been made out,
royal villas which have become the property Of the
crown. As. .,. :. 5f tiat5g' N ga a
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aB YOUNG LADY RETURNING TO HER
country home, after eoourn OF few months in the
city, was hardly recognized by her friends. In place Of
coarse, rustic. flushed face she had soft ruby com
plexion OF almost marble snoohness and instead OF
tw she really appeared but eighteen Upon in
quiry as to the cause of great change plainly
told them that she used the CRCAs>1AN BALM, and
considered an invaluable acquisition any toilet
By its use Lady Gentlemen improve their per-
sonal appearance an hundred fold IT is simple it's
combination, as Nature herself ia simple yet unsurpass
ed in its efficacy in drawing impurities from also heal
Ing cleansing and Identifying the slim and compilation
By Its direct action the cuhcle From it all its
impurities, kindly healing the same leaving the sur
face as Nature intended IL should clear soft smooth
and beautiful Price 81, sent BY Mail Express on re-
cept of an order. by
W. I. CLARK CO., Chemists,
q No. West Fayette Street. Syracuse N Y.
The only American Agents for the sale Of the same
March 80 1y
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

S1 OI1C E.-THREE MONTHS AFTER
date. application will be made for lost certincato =,
Stock IN the Charleston Dry Dock Company, No 1s for
Shares issued March 1862 belonging to the estate
oA =. o COHEN. F. j. COHEN Administrator
April9 "a 1,moa
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asr ARTIFICIAL EYES.-ARTIFICIAL HUI
MAN EYES made to order and inserted by Drs F.
BAUcH and P. GoUGLEAANN (fornerly employed by
RotssosEAu, of Paris), No. 500 Brosdway, New York
April Il +T7. tt'#, 1vr
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B BATOHELOR's HAIR DYE.-THB
SPLENDID HALF DYE ia the best in the world. The
only tree and perfect Dye-harmless reliable, instsn-
taneous. No disappointment !. No ridiculous tints
Natural Black or Brown Remedies thein enocts Of Ba
Dyes Invgorates the hair leaving sof. and beautiful
The genuine is signed Wila A. Batche,s All others
are mere limitations and should ho avoided Sold by M
Druggists and Perfuuaers: Factory, No. 81 Barcley
street, New York. si 5Sst -! ~
sE BEWARE OF 4 COUNTERFEIT.
December 10 ~L! ms Ia. NJ. ,s 1xy
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learn thats II n5: IN s.; X.
terday at Clinton, between DR.. 5arnes Barron aid
Mr. jesse$ Glawson (both well :known -citixpnsIof
Jones' county the' laster received anortal wound
nem g kn1n m tae hsass oftne tcsmer: We did
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aS- ALL DEMANDS AGAINST THE BRITISH
1hlI LIZZIE BILLINGS, MorT Master, must be pre-
a sh t'pl1cate) at our Office by IL O'Clock This Dav
Otherwise they will be debarred payment
April 8 -49 = " a. 1-NoA1Cm q ".
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RElldIous.---Ex meetings are held every night
street Methodist Churches in this city. We learn
that several penitents, OF each congregation, have
professed conversion, and the work goes bravely
on.-Mdcon Journal. NJ
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There were 4s8, ,s7s,sso eggs imported into Eng
land last year. - : + "a. ~ 1a Il I. :
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River are requested not to do anywhere within direct
range of the heads of the SAVANNAH RAILROAD
WHARVES. on the Charleston and st. Andrews side Of
the Ashley River; by which precauton contact with the
Submarine Telegraph Cable win be avoided.
f S. c. TURNER, a. NJ
Harbor Masters Office Charleston, February 6, 1866
February &g-4@ ss.t #3% $S.' E
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Latest rrom the Weat Indfaa.

Hh..c svISI0e HRatAhcS'
HAVANA, April 3.-It is reported that the steamer
r. r. Cayler has been captured and brought into
Santiago de Cuba. Three figates Of the South
Spanish Pacific Fleet have arrived here Admiral
MMEn commanding in person. Kiln
N1ssAaEr has assumed the government Of Hayti.
The Anglo Indian difficulty at Honduras has
ended .I. YAM n. 4. \
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vi n3- MESSRS. EDITORS YOU WILL PLEASE
snnounce Gen. A NJ. MAN1GAULT as Candidate for
Sheriff st the ensuing election. A CITIZEN. h
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SPECIAL NOTICES..

So THOMAS PINKNEY, EXECUTOR OF
ELIZABETH P. PNKNEY. us. SARAH PHGBE REL
L1NGER, Ct aL-BILL TO MARSHAL ASSETS AND
nHA1ff.-Pursant to q decretal order OF his Honor
Cnanceor W. D. JOHNSON in this cause made at the ,,st
February sitting for Coeton District notice
Is hereby given for tho creditors Of Mrs ELIZABETH
PlNkNEY deceased to prove their claims before me-
oce on or before the first day OF July next or thew
N1be debarred from the bnehts of this decretal order
B. STOKES, C. E. CD.
Commissioners Office, April s, 1867
Aprh y apls, ,23may7, 2Ijne4, ,1sly1
% DISTRICT COURT, CHARLESTON, April,
ON lse7-This Court commenced tho April Term This
Doy' at the City Hall. Present. Judge LOGAN
Inc 'enre and Return OF Jurors called but the
NUMBER answering not being sufficient to form jury
ne" panel was drawn, and the Court adjourned to to-
morrow the 9Th, at 10 o'clock. A. NJ. @M
NoI1cE-Au persons who are concerned In the nro
ccedngs Of this Court whothcr Witnesses Juror, or
prosecutors, or whose cases have been confirmed ho
tne January Term, OF who are bound under recopnt
sonce to appear are hereby notified and requested to
pear at 10 o'clock This Day. at the City HAIL
By order Of Judge LOGAN
JACOB wILLIAfAN.
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.AuousTA,-A April e.-dvneral SWEENEY disbanded
the negro militia companies Of this city. 5
A mass meeting Of the freedmen has been called
for Wednesday,: Prominent citizens Of this State
have been invited To address them
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a0r pdE HEALING POOL AND HOUSE OF
MtRcY--HoWARD ASSOCIATION REPORTS. for
Young Men, on the CRIME OF SOLITUDE. and tba
ERRORS. ABUSES and DISEASES which destroy he
manly powers, and create impediments to MARRIAGE.
".en sure means Of relief. Sent in sealed lotter en-
veopes. free OF charge. Address Dr.. T. sKuLN
HoUGHToN, Howard Association, philsde,nhi,- pa >
January Is Is N I7-1-"1' - =
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s$WE ARE; AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
e N WHITING, Esq., as candidate for Sheriff Of
Charleston Judicial, District, at the election.
4 September 1C sAs.,aM Ss$ -$a+5s2
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a@ BEA TIFU UL HAIR.-CHEvALIER,S
LIFE LIFE FOR THE HAIR positively restores gray hnir to
w Original color and youthful beauty; imparts life and
sensth 70 tho weakest hair; stops its faiHn-out at
once keeps the head clean; is unparalleled aa b,t
dressing Sold by all Druggists and fashionable hair
dressers' and at my Office, No. 1923 Broadway. New
York SARAH A rurv.IIEn ~ - - ~
DoW1E 4 NOISE,
No ISL Meeting street.
,, Opposite Charleston Hotel
u1iJ : 6mos
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- IlCE.--MR. NoIlCE.-MR. B. L. P. MCCORMICK,
u1vans oisposed OF his interest in the STEAMER EnfI
LIE all claims against her to the 10th ultiuo ircnsv
must De presented at my Office on or before wEDNEs
DAf the 10th inst AL bills after thnt date must be
sented to Mr.. w. ". sHAcKELFoRD. Boyce's wharf
the agent of the new owners ISL.
MoTTE A. PR1NGLE,
Agent Steamer Emile,
az = = - !. South Atlantic Wharf
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50 OTICE IN COMPLIANCE WTTH
son. resolution passed December 2sd, 1854, notice is
horeby given of the loss Of the fo1,opin 1oNDs &c
TIE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, issae1 under Act
passed 1851 to raise supplies the year commencing
October 1885, viz: Nos $780, and 1872 each for s1oo
dated lst February, 1851, to LOUISA c. CHAPMAN. r.
oeenaoe 1st July, 1870, together with the Commons
enereon Of and from 1st July 1861 and that application
VIII be made to the President Of Bank Of the Stale Of
Of the same. 1arnoa+ - - " 80 -
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a5- NOTICE -CONsIGNEEs PER BRTTIsH
bark SEAMAN hereby notified that she has been on.
tered under the Five Day Act All goods not permitted
at the expiration Of that time will be to the Custom,
House Stores at their expense nnd risk
April JNO FRAsFE l. 20 %
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a% THE PEOPLES NATIONAL BANK
CHARLESTON, 8. c., January 2s, ls67-The Board Of
have determined increase the Capital Of this
Bank. ~ .-F : , D1t 1
Stock can be had on application to
January % tuth e a Toprp c,s.. NJ
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Aprus JNO. FRASER l. co.
1 NOT1CE:-CONSlGNE PER STEAM
SHIP MONEKA are hereby notified that she is Ta,,
Day dischargng cargo at North Atlantic Wharf All
remaining the wharf at sunset will be stored at
pcnse ard risk of owners.
WILLIS l. CHIsoLAI Agents.
All Freight amounting to dfteen 15) dollars or less
must be paid on the wharf before delivery Of Goods
April 8 q
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Negro militia Dt.h.;, nd aed

New YoRK, April s.-Arived, the svagosso
from Charleston. = >--4i.S+ '.,ft@+t
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~ kttN4lErsfJtsl4f1k fil s..L stitIlTgE
Gts. on ~ ao.JIc u 81 l..
4. III .LS d. Z & .eI3s oc Is. a.
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Headquarters Second MILITARY District \
tNoRTH CARoI.1sA AND SOUTH CAnorNA),
COLUMBIA, 8. c.. March 21st 1867.
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United States Circuit Courts
WASHINGTON, April Sin the Supreme Court
the following attachment Of Judges was announced
for the First Circuit, comprising the States Of
, 1867-07-12
A Reward
Five Dollars


is offered for such information as
may lead to the discovery of the
person or persons, that committed
an act of burglary at the hospital ON
the night of the 7th to 9Th inst.
where the following articles were
stolen, viz 10 sheets, 6 pr. panta-
looms, 9 shirts and 2 towels, all
marked P. F. III. and made of gen.
uine Ravine Duck, an article not in
general use here, therefore more
easily recognized.
Christiansted's Police Office, 9th
July 1867.
D. A. StakeHnamn.