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TO BEAUrItY AND DRESS THE HAIR, AND
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IsFRovEp (sss stsls) HAIR RksroRsn or DREss-
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BLACKSMITH STAND FOR SALE The
fcrs for sale his stand at South WATERFORD, noar
the n. II Depot. consisting OF Ave acres Of land
under good state Of cultivation. with q well.nn.
ished house, barn and blacksmith shop. Tho
black-smith custom established will give three
men constant employ, and Is one or the best loca-
tons In the county and will be sold Of BARGAIN.
HENRY Q. B0OTHBY
South Waterford. Aug. II, 1868. 4w34'
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Special Notices.

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HARD AND WHITE PINE TIMBER
On hand, and sawed 10 dimensions.
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lApproved March Z, 1851
STATE or MAINE.

Resolves PROVIDING Tor an amendment OF she con-
stitution 30 as TO authorize limited reimburse
the credit OF the state. nd. -
Rsssissd, two thirds Of both houses coneurring
ofths consultation 81 this state, vAIoh, whea ep-
proved and adopted. In the manner provided ~
the constitution shall become part thereof, viz
ARTICLE XII. r..r a.,.. ..
TIE state 10 authorised to Issue bonds payable
s1sesaiss az per s.ns ys.r. payable ssni an.
nually, which bonds OF their proceeds shall 10 de-
voted solely towards the relmbursensnt Of the 81.
psnditures lncurred by the cities. towns and plan
atons OF the state for war purposes during the re-
and plantation shalt receive IRON the state one
hundred dollars for avery nan farulshsd for the
military service Of the United states under and
amer the ell Of July 2, siEhtesa hundred and
sixty.two, and accepted by the United states 70.
the zane propotion Tor every man 90 furnished and
accepted for any shorter period and the fame
shall DO In tull payment Tor any claim upon The
stats on account Of its var dsbtsby any such mu.
uielpality. A eemmls.ion appolntet BY the gpy.
which each city, town and plantation Is entitled
20 bs devoted 10 such rsimbur,sment, the surplus,
10 any. TO be appropriated ~ the soldiers who co.
listed or were drattsd and vent at Any time dur.
Ing the Val, or u dsceesed 10 their legal repro.
shaii not s.esed in the asEregais sSrss mIllios
ave hupdrvd thosssnd dollars, and this amsud-
meut shail not b construed 70 permit The credit
Of the nate 70 - dirsetly OF indirectly loaned In
any cher esss ins any other purpose.
ss s .Sps.sssl asS 2sssssd . ss sss n y
hAAtksnh u THAR rsspseuye eiues. tsYls ~
SisntpGbns aud n the manner prsserios4 ~ lAt,
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AiFEw COED m oAa asd soassaal snp,ogl
"A sAH sAAsssg - -, hlAAsA1a s.n
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-08-11

The charges in Charleston are: For ihspec-
ton and classification of spirits turpentine, per
barrel, sixteen cents; for guaging, ten
cents. Total, twenty-six cents per barrel
Inspection and classification Of rosin,
fifteen cents per barrel There is no rate
for inspection and classification of crude-the
inspector being the purchaser Of all shipped to
this market, and, therefore, does not charge
for his services.
The charges in Wilmington. N. G., are: For
inspection and classification Of spirits turpen-
tine, five cents per barrel guaging five cents.
Total, ten cents per barrel. Inspection and
classification Of rosin, nine cents per barrel;
inspection and classification of crude, three
cents per barrel. We therefore observe q
diff erence in favor Of Wilmington market OF
sixteen cents or barrel on spirits, and six cents
per barrel on rosin. This, together with the
prices in Wilmington, which are always in ad-
vance Of Charleston, is tending TO draw all
spirits and rosn made on the line OF
the Northeastern Railroad to Whining
ton, q, and We = think an earnest effort
should be made Ito retain il for Charleston.
There are parties along the Line Of the above
mentioned road shipping to Wilmington, where
they obtain better prices and less expenses
than by shipping to Charleston, and others
are determined to do 80 unless some
thing is done to relieve them from
the high rates charged by this inspecr
ton monopoly of Charleston. The vast pine
barren Of South Carolina is an important item
to the commercial prosperity and interest Of
Charleston, and every facility should be ex-
tended to induce parties to develop its re-
souraes. There are many Who are deferred
from entering into the naval store business on
account OF the dullness Of the Charleston mar
ket. and the exorbitant rates charged for in
spection.
We will admit that number OF distillers
seeking relief reside along the line OF the South
Carolina RailroAd, and they will be compelled
to give Charleston their produce. But while
the receipts over this road for 1867 was only
eleven thousand nine hundred and twelve Ill.,
s12) barrels, the receipts for the same period
over the Northeastern Railroad was thirty-four
thousand and seventy-swo "a .072) barrels. (see
Official reports Of this company. ~ More than
three times the amount of:the South Carolina
Railroad. We cannot bslieye- that the mer:-
chants and business mon, who have the inter-
,ests Of Charleston at heart. will suffer this
branch OF commerce to be drawn away from
where it rightly belongs. TAR HEEL. .
[We understand that petition upon this
subject has been presented to the City Coun-
Gil, and we hope that it will receive speedy at
tention. Charleston, should, not be behind
Wilmington in commercial hberality. II. Our
naval store trade should be encouraged byiow
fees Eand good prices, not checked by high
charges and a restricted msrket.-Ep. NEWS. ]
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ARRssr OF EsCApED PasoNsas.-The vigi-
lant detectives yesterday succeeded in tracing
up two Of the colored prisoners, Thos saspor-
tas and Daniel Middleton, who escaped on the
general jail delivery which occurred some
months since. They were rearrested and COM
mitted to JAIL though not without some ditfi-
cnlty. as Middleton fesisted the officers. These
fellows have been skulking about the city for
some time.
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EVERY DOG HAS Hrs DAY.-The records Of
the Guardhouse show number Of complaints
entered by different persons against sundry
savage dogs that had attacked them in their
daily walks abroad. On Saturday two of these
ferooious CANNES we're captured and brought
TO the Guardhouse. After hearing the charges
preferred, the Mayor issued the laconic order,
stLet the dogs be killed." This sentence was
carried into effect yesterday morning. One OF
the dogs died without murmur, but the
other, having some suspicion of his impend-
ing doom, broke from the yard and rushed to
the iron gate st the main entrance. He sue
ceeded in forcing his head through the bars
but while in this osition was dispatched by
the policemen's CLUBS, though not without con-
siderable remonstrsnce on his part. This dog
had bitten little girl severely in Broad street
q few days previous.
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y RseEiprs OF NEw CorroN. The first bale'of
new cotton (as NE Learn by telegraph was re-
-oei4ed yesterday at Mobile from the plantation
of Mr. Edewen, Prairie Bluf. It;xeighsd five
shuadred and sixty pounds, vas ciasssd; ss Lt-
serpooI middling, and WAS sold to Messrs.I
-Georga& 4 CO. at foztssfye cents per pound.
& Two bales we're also recsiyad yesterday at
New sDfleans.ths first Of the season st that
.psort.cs gasWas from Louisiana aud the other
from aiisSisiipps. Neither Of them had been
.soLt ....-z....,,-..
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ATTEMPT 10 BREAK JAM.-On last Thursday,
about dusk, determined attempt was made
by several prisoners confined in the aecoad
story Of the jail tower to break out. The move
ment wss headed by colored man whose term
OF confinement would have expired In few
days. Hehsl BY some means procured case
knife, and succeeded in saving the bolt Of his
cell asunder. The same kind service was rem
dared to the other prisoners confined on the
same floor, and they we're ct work on the hinge
Of the door.that leads into the rotunda when
they Mere discovered and their attempt frus.-
trsted. It wss their intention to have effected
their escape before Il O'clock, whan the night
xstShr WAS set They;als designed Q genstal
jail dalEory, and, il necessary, to kill thejailor
and ahis assistants. The prompt measures
taken BY Mr. Jssferbg prevented any further
.outbreak, and the prisoners were more secure.
-gcouAped than before. as.I I'll .z-f.lJ
;, 6inrathe heiremovsl OF the military guard the
jail innat tesa have become very obstreP ePsrous.
Thare ssa,.rmany desperate characsersscon!
fined m the Jail at present that an armed
guard ia almost necessity. The coloredprisi
oners are by far the most troublesome, and
ahowEconsiderable ingenuity in attempting TO
escape.
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THE FAsNoNs.-We continue to give our
lady readers the latest wrinkles il the matter
Of dress. The following is the LAST Fashion
bulletin from New York:
( A very decided change. has taken place Of
late 10 the contour which it is necessary that o
lady Of fashion should present. But short
time since dresses designed for both in door
and out door purposes we're worn almost, II not
altogether, plain upon tho hips-scarcs told
or gather being allowed. Now the panier the
approach OF which across the Atlantic had been
heralded forth by fashion writer's trom Paris
has been inaugurated, and is now no uncom-
mon sight. The rapidity with which 8 new
style becomes sail the rage" will probably
cause this novel fixture to be sane qua non
in the adjustment Of lady's dress ere the
lapse Of q much longer time. Not 30 novel
q fixture either, is the said panier: Many
who have not attained the age OF Methuse-
Lab, nor indeed ever expect to, remember
with distinctness the "bustle" Of former
days; and the panier is really o revival OF
that gone-by appendage. With the tendency
to extremes 30 observable In the changes
Of hshion, it is now the feminine ambition
to appear large Just where lstelS every art was
made use Of to look small In addition to the
pannier overskirts are frequently made to puff
"a much ss possible, and OF these the different
varieties OF shapes are altogether indescrlbable
aud almost endless. Somo have the appear
ance of rounded aprons In mont O. I'd behind
sauaring e into JACKET, the whole complet-
ouently the exact ssmblauce of petsicoat as
the material is entirely different, and generally
OF q much lighter colored. material. Over this,
aud evidently With the intent that tho differ.
ence shall be marked, an upper skirt is worn.
This is Often looped all the way round, while
over the back the long bowed ends OF Marie
Antoinette fchu fills. worn low over the boz
u, HrkH Cf mn m t-Hnlr
is about three inches from the ground. and
very favorite trimming for the bottom of the
skirts are frills, from one to an indefinite num-
ber, according to the taste Of the wearer. AS
regards indoor dresses, the trains are not
quite 30 long as form orly, and at the same time
they are fuller behind. Sleeves remain much
the ssme, and this can also be asserted OF an
epproaeh to celestial creations Of nothing as
aDgthiny can possibly be. Jet, which has been
80 much in vogue, has quito disappeared.
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! .s,Bksx Ba1n.-A match game Of base ball was
.nisved an Citadel Green last evening, between
sths Hshfey and Crescent Clubs doth colored)'
The Grescents won; the score being Is to a. !
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THE DAILY NEWS.

.x LARGEST cIRouLAr1oN.-rHE D Ally
sFws nprNG THE NEWSPAPER oFF1oIALLY
suoot;y1zED as HAVING The LARGEsT CIR
,curATIoN IN THE orTT OF CHARLESTON,
,pnprIsHEs THE LIST OF LETTERS REMAIN
ING IN TIE PosToFFIoE At The END OF
EACH WEEK, ACCORDING TO THE .PRoyIs-
sonsIoF THE NEW PoSIoFFIcE Law.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-08-11

LAID Up&Thes steamer Emile, the George
stoun picket, having been laid up for repairs,
vshe steamer st. Helena will take her place, ana
make q trip on the 18th instant.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS, August 9-Charleston Ho-
tei.-C. W. Townsend, ". P. Usina and VIM.
King, Savannah; VIM. II. Bird and lady and
John s. Farley, city; Samuel P. Guthrie, Mn
con; DR.. Wilson, Marietta.
Pau,ion Hote.-W.s a. Book and John
Smith, city; ] W. Hamlet, Mount Holly.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-08-11

WARD No. 1.-THE Democratic residents Of
,his xssd are notified that books for signatures
,hsya been left at A. q. HaydeRs jewelry store,
ana fi6lmes, snd RusssllH boosstores.
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Ana,yA1, OF THE MANHATrAN.-k telegram
.anuounces tie arrival Of the steamer Manhat!
1tan in New York at a P. ". yesterday, after
-yecy quick trip. "a
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-08-11

You CAN save from fifty cents to one dollar
per pound on teas, by purchasing them from WI
son,s grocery, southeast corner Society and Anson
streets.
Goods delivered free stuth
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:. a. Tauz AFTER Gas FurvHEs.--Jas. john
SON., asco,ored man vas arrested yesterday by
The detectives for breaking into the house OF
Mr.. Oijan, in Coming street, and tearing up
the fioors to obtain the gas f1turea. HawilI|
.hsasat 10 jsr rsor the psrsolnanue. ss:1s;s
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stuth

CHOICE GREEN AND BLACK TEAS, one dollar
per pound, at Wilson's grocery, southeast corner
Society and Anson streets. Goods delivered free.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

H. HI.
Hyou want cheap Blank Books;
II you want cheap Stationery, Envelopes, Paper
Sc; or Miiler's Almanac; aaa 5-'i
II you want Printing executed neatly;
II you want Books bo1nd in any style. or Account
Books made to order. with any desired pattern Of
ruling, 60 to Hiram Harris, Agent. No. 50 Broad
street.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-08-11

A NEW MovE.-As the smeties offered by
Macksy were rejected by the County Comnis-
:sindersS ths,sherifteIeck being unable TO- pro-
.cure others. has adopted a novel eIpedient to
.secure his Office by rendering the rejected
bonds acceptable. The original bendsmen are
to.be fortified BY indemnify bonds Furnished
by Northern Radiclls. Il remains to be seen
if this plan VIII be ainksd at by the County
oommissioners. The laF REGULATING ths bonds
Of public oficsrs distinstly and Jemphaticaliy
provides that the snretiss naust be permanent
residents ofths State, and Il one should re-
move nom the State another must be appointed
within thirty daysz TEnm0ch fo- the indemnity
bonds. rass siit.n ..ra ,ari!i
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-08-11

1EatxsraIlsS;i Anvzasrfy. Messrs. W.
50. Holmes 7Co: yest@ds completed ther re-
-moyal hom the temporary stand in Meeting
street, opposite tia PayliouH Hotel, to their old
-ssore: Tie Iattt ehasb been thoroughly reatted
by Captain III N. ~Hatch, the owner -of the
property, and no trace Of the late fire is
now gdiscernable. Several important I'M
proyemeata have been made in the interior
arraagena and By change in the shelly
ing the store is -madeta appear mneh wider.
Messrs. Holmes d SEQ. ass nov receiving
j. IN entirely .ney it6ak acf paints, oils, &C.,
;snd win be prepared 10 meet the demands OF
.tho fa1i trade. Though thefrewhich destroy
~sd this and the adjoining store occurred
~scarcer two months agu, ths danes has been
fully yrepaired, end She business of the arm has
mot suffered materially ziinnconsequence. IN
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GooMMUNIoATIoNsl
The Naval Store Business of Charles
tom and Wilmington.

STATEMENT SHOWING TIE DIFFERENCES BETWEEN
THE cHARaEs FOB INSPECTION AND auAarNd oE
NAVAL STORES IN CHARLESTON, SOUTH CARO-
LIMA, AND WILMINGTON, NORTH CAROLINA.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-08-11
'tFiue watsr millions buyers, you hear them;
Fresh aud fne, just of the vine:
Try them, try, try, as pass by

And thus they keep up singing thia ditty,
until they, too, pass out of hearing. ,iThese
Kept up ct intervals through the day. The
Rharlestouans are usadt to the sounds, but to
rnewho hears these snssge yells for the first
tine, it Is somewhat alarming. Through hot
Gun and cold rain these :.tEeednen" plod their
weary way, while, starvation and want atares
them in the face. But work they must, for the
hands that "set them free neither feed nor
clothe them, and with the grim giant poverty
they are waging aeroe and. in many cases,
an unsuccessful warfare. = %2,'.a ei'c 81