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Rosadalis Will Cure the WOrs
g. Gases of ScrofuIa- ~ Read Il the
Statement Below and Despair

-aii1Gs9d WILSON COUNTY September 10. 1851.
DIR. j. J. Lawrence: Dear Sir-iMy youngest
daughter, aged five years, has been dreadfnlly sf-
great many physicians, but without relieving her
much; in fact most Of them said there was no hope
of cure. During the last priug she was worse than
ever; her body and limbs being covered with sores
and blotches-Mith face and eyes badly ulce ated
and swollen. While in this condition [ was ad-
yised by DIR. L. A. Stith to try your Rosadais. at
once procured three bottles, and commenced giving
IL to her.. The effect was magical In less than
month, to my great astonishment. she was entirely
we'll. iu S0f GiU.t -slle heGf" -iti III ..fi.js
: lam, ,yours. with much respect and gratitude,
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'"' Closing and Arrival Of Mails
quA ,yodzaJ aiv AT THK osTan8t OH
coLuM Bus POST OFFICE

4 Eastern , Through Mail,
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am. YOURS with much respect and gratitude,
III, - =, 17TT = w w n, RNETT =
RosadaIis Ross Cures, Ire all skin Diseases.

-s5tsl sg5 WILSON. n. c., September Is. 1857,
DR., -Lawrence; Dear Sir77Ip 1872 my son. now
be impure matter. which completely destroyed HE
health He has been afflicted with inveterate
and extremely troublesome Eruption of the Skin.
pres ribed BY my family physician. Dr. A. d. Moore.
Aftor taking it few.weeks my. son became and re-
H : q yours irniy. -lalu ina J.B.DANIEL.ii
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= MISCELLANEOUS.
LEGAL Notice.

Ellie Fischer prf Fsnti;S sssti Of oohn,, oShiS
THE SAID ROBERT E.. FISCHER LATB
l. of the city Of 81 Louis, Missouri. is hereby
ceed to take the dispositions of witnesses in this
tion at the office Of q. H. Hospes. attorney at lnw.
southwest corner Of Fifth and Market street. in the
Of Missouri on the 10Th day of August A. d. 1868.
betweek the hours of ten O'Clock A. NJ. and i've
O'Clock p. NJ. with authority to adjourn from d y
to day. until all such depositions shall have been
taken. ili ita2Y e q : = -
-sF,..i.f1rtlq dfef5f.-1 ELO1SEI M FISCHER, ia
BY G. LoEwENsTEIN, her Attorney. .1f.! o.. Z
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Eegat state room sleeping cars on all nighttrains
On the Fast Line theceiebrated "Siver Palace"
to Philadelphia and New York without change.
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an advantage never before offered, ri'.F
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al MEDICAL al snoislYa1

So PHitosopHY OF Maria GE.. a NV
CouBsE ooF bEeTuKEs .9ss deliyered at the New
York Museum of Anatomy, embracing the sub
jects: How % live and what to i've FOR; YOUTH
Maturity and Old Age Manhood general yIreview-
ed; The cause Of indigestion, aatnlence and Ner-
ically considered, &c. l. s,-.-;l.,,-, f-.,,.4 f
Pocket volumes Containing these lectures win be
forwarded to parties unabie oattend on Eeeciptuf
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FIRSToIMORTGAGEt B0NDS

Upon such property, costing nearly three time;
aSN,,H@T shsiE s%9SpS cAREl SECURE BEYOND AM
The Union Psciac Bonds run thirty years, are for
81 900 each, and have coupons attached eThey bear
annual interest, payable on the first days of Janu
ary and My nc the Company's Office in the city Of
New ork. at the rate of six per cent. in gold The
principal is payable in gold at maturity The
price is 1O2, and at the present rate of gold they
pay liberal income on their COST -, RE,.
= The Company believe that at the present price
these Bonds are the cheapest securityin the mar
ket, and reserve the right to advance the price at
any time Subscriptions will be received in New
Company's office, No. go Nassau ST.,
II S.iS 2hiA@oH SO AND BY e'-' 81
John y. Cisco & Son, Bankers, No. 50
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And by Leading Bankers generally throughout the
United States. ism - F" ~ p = DAN oAi0
Ren1ittancos sAould BE- made IN drafts other
funds par in Neso York. md TIE Bohdsro ,l6eSeat
free of charge 6y return eopress. Parties su6-
scr6in0 through local aoeats. sotU Iook % them for
1sT Pa1MPHIsT s1s Pfsi1 AND MAP FOR 1858 has just
been published by the Company. giving fuller in.
formation than is possible in advertisement, re-
specting the Progress of the Work, the Resources
of the Country traversed by the Road, the Means
for Construction. and the Value Of the Bonds
which will be sent free on application stthe Com
pany's Offices to any of the Advertised agents.
J0HNJ.sClSCO. Treasurer. New York.
July 81, 1868. ...f .s- -T..,l t'flas VsEf
Pc NY-jui6d&w2m s
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=
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: ~ Gsins WIN run e follows:
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Chronic Liver CComaplaint Cared. 6

Chronic Liver Complaint Cared.
This Is to certify that was cured Of Chronic Liv-
or Complaint by Dr. Lawrenee's Rosadalis, after
having been confined tony bed and house for 3 long
time and trying various medicines without benefit.
L know of several others i'm this county cured
through the use Of Rosadalis and can be found in
nearly every house in my neighborhood. and they
al praise 1t IS 2 sfsss ms''e'nTfiH THOMAS THORN
Green County, August IA. 1861. 5'8GI l379sG5
RosadaIis Is n Potent Remedy I'm all
400 O. Chronic Diseases. 1s'o ~ z
Fsox G. W. BIotsr. ESQ, AR ATTORNEY "a AT LAW.
I5d hn2 WILsoN. NoRTH CAkoLINAIosIiiE ,7d
haye, been cured Of Chronic Inflammation of tho
Ear and Partial Deafness of ten years Standing, by
Rosadalis.p 1hln SlNuE GEO. W.BL0UNT.
Dos .5siHoiiU1ol9 - TTe IG5aB nG sE Ttliidi
Rosadaliss will Cure the Very
Worst Cases of tChgonic1t -rsn
Rheumatism. sT-,-aas
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aTHEROSADALIS

lea d1De 1'nySlctanS everywhere H
Lis kA0wn.inoH TsSB9qs 5d7 bis% s1R-f
eW 5ed3 siqood Ga9t@salA st5 10 a5i4lsdi.
.uispf s0sdT 37b9s- % 5q0f 1s75u Lsn1
The following, among many hundreds Of our best
citizens. testify to its wonderful efhcacyoTQ lGE
-ra CERTIFICATES FROM PHYSICIANS,
,,-.t--.t..-..r, BALTIMORE. Md. March 4, 1868.
believe DR.. Lawrenee's "RQSADALIS" to be
the iBEsT ALTERNATIVE IN Use. and therefore
chesFfully rs10mmsPPfH PHtMtS i ss sSch, ,BoyKJN
~ BALrIMoRE. February 10. 1905.
DR.. j. j. LAWRENCE. ll %. > %
Z DBHR SR-I take pleasure in Recommending your
seen it used in two cases with happy resuits-one
case of secondary syphilis in which the patient
gr9nounSsd hi%ssf cured fftsr haging taken @ five %
scrotula Of long standing, which is Iapidlv improy
ing under its use, and the ndications are that the
patient will soon recover. Il hsyecarefully exam
and find It an excellent compound Of alteratvs in,
sgredlents. fsGi Yours truly, n IS
cora nsdJ Esai Jon s.----''''sp 10 so II -ii
and reliable Alternative. &C.. and take pleasure In
Recommending it tethe pr9fessi%9nn epd tie public.
sih1 10 s4ssg sai sTiTa sSTHiTTfah M II Is i.d5i'g
s5sip iisas 1sII19GJ j. II. H.WINSfEAD, M.D..s
saiblifd s.t 90 bdsR; G. BAkHAM, MI; .b:ia
os- 40 Lail1e3 ii " .RE.RRNsSSS n HiiU
G1i8 ,Gzis r .Tsas r. W. KING. NJ. D. jsdt
ri esA9ni 9e4dt nsdSs Mo0b ard. nj. b.e17sI
zig ,bsbli2 TO s7oi :! 7. ai9 BkiE9W,EER, N; Ds II
Janury 7, 1858. isuo .s'7 l'FI' ~ M p.
with the above named Physicians. and they are all
gentlemen Of respectabilityt and standing in this
eopmumgstq9o9A bas 9s1f e. DAyfs.id jn
sn.GsD ssLl q lstsoib Mayor Of Wilson. N o.
January II. 1858. f-.,..tsgr -.,.(,-,rs 3-.
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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-03-19
A Speech for the Times.

At recent meeting in New Grenada,
South America, gentleman, some time
resident in the United States, expressed the
hope that the adoption of American iustitu-
tions would place Colombia on leve! with
the great Republic of North America He
was summarily squelched by the following
speech from fully reconstructed Colombo
an. We quote from the Panama Star:
Mr.. President: In proposing that we should
adopt North American institutions, IN order
that we may rank amongst the most civilized
nations OF the world, our friend is merely re-
peating vulSarism against which do most
solcmiIly protest. We are represented as an
uncyil;zed people; but, sir, If to do what the
Americans have done, Is 20 be civilized, then,
we are civilized; il to have done it before them
IS to be ahead OF them, then we arc at the head
of civilization. Fur what do the Americans
boast of? They have but recently abolished
slavery; we have abolished slavery long ago.
They have just proclaimed the equality OF
races, and are trying to hold up the negro; we
have proclaimed tina. equality and held up the
negro long ago. They nave only finished their
first civil war, rendered money scarce, and
made a paper dollar not worth dolla:. Ne
have mad dozens OF civil wars; have rendered
money scarce, and made papet dollars not
worth dollar lonr ago. The; arc beginning
to tear up their constitution. iinpcach thei,
President, set III. dictators; We have dole AL
t: at lorg ago. IAcF arc At is, going to ;nc
devil as fast as tGcv 7a2; we have gone to the
devil long ago.
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CHARLES ON
THURSDAY MORNING, MARCH 10, 1858,
The Congressional Predicnment.

How little reason there is for the pother
going on in Washington! The principles
applying to the case are SO simple that it
would be impracticable to mystify them'
were the present conflict one of opinion
only. 1t is in fact conflict of power, and
the endeavor to make Mr.. JOHNSON guilty
of high crimes and misdemeanors is simply
a russ de guerre. Congress cannot be abso-
Lutte so long as the present incumbent re-
mains at the White House.
Whether the Tenure of Office bill is con-
stitutional or not, the President is bound to
execute its requirements. After having
yainlv opposed the veto to the passage OF
an act whose expediency or constitutional
ity he questions, his power to forbid ceases.
But if he esteems it to be sn invasion of
the rights and privileges vested in him
whether by citizenship or by Office, he has
the opportunity in common with every other
citizen, to test it's constitutional validity by
an appeal to the courts. No one doubts
that the courts are competent to decide the
present question. And if they are, then
there is no ground for impeschment-the
last resort of government for protection
against corruption and tyranny in Office.
Congress by impeachment has denied the
President the right of appeal to the judici-
ary. In the name of law it has taken the
law into its own hands. This looks very
like a confession that its law is no law
that it cannot stand before an impartial tri-
bunal.
But further, even though there should be
no doubt in regard to the constitutionality
of the low, it would still be clear that the
law does not apply to the case of Mr.. STAN
TON. The prohibition of removal from
Office applies only to those whom the Presi-
dent has appointed. Now, Mr.. STANTON
was appointed by Mr.. LINCOLN, and was
allowed to remain in Office by Mr.. JOHNSON.
Does this amount to an appointment by the
latter? We think not; and if not, then the
President has now for the first time ap-
pointed Secretary of War; it is Congress
and Mr.. STANTON himself who resist the
Tenure of Office act-an act which guar
antees the War Department to the appointee
Of the President and to him alone.
So curious is the predicament in which
Congress has placed itself! In the frat
place, it has assumed the functions of the
judiciary and established the constitution
ality of its own act. In the second place,
it refuses to allow that sacred act to 60 into
operation. And, finally, it impeaches the
President for appealing to the highest tri-
bunal of justice, and for appointing Cabi-
net officer in conformity with the provis-
ions of the constitution and of the act ITSELF
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pondent, criticising the play says tna'
Butler was rugged up lavishly, without re-
gard to cost His part was very small--that
of disappointed Massachusetts statesman
but he PLACED it to perfection. Boutwell, VIII
son and Williams were also well got up ano
performed capi,ally. Bingham, in the charac-
ter of frst-class spouter from the country
did not quite come up to expectation. owlns'
it was thought, to an unaccountable fit OF ner-
vousness, which he will not suffer to Dotaer
him on the next occasion. Logan was down
for the heavy blood and thunder business; ou1
the entire scene in which he was to have en-
acted the role of grand hero, was omitted.
Sianbery, in the double capacity OF e2-CabineV
minister and head counsel to great criminal
brought to trial, lowered away above the other
stars, and undoubtedly made the highest SEN
sation
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Register! Register!

We hope the young men of this city will
not hesitate to come forward and avail
themselves of the last chance to be regis
tered. We regret exceedingly to learn that
they justly call the humiliation of taking part
in the political action under existing laws.
We confess that we are completely at o loss
to comprehend the principles which inau-
ence them to such q course. We think no
man has right to withhold his name from
the registry unless he is willing to see the
State perish. We all owe sacred duty to
the common veal which, in view of our re-
sponsibility to God and our country, cannot
be ignored. Whatever may be the conse-
quences of action, every Southern heart
should enjoy that consolation that ever
flows from consciousness of duty faith
fully performed. Let US try to keep the
power in our hands. Persons who do not
want to be governed by men who seek to
array race against race, should register.
Those who wish to preserve their political
rights should register. People who do not
wish to see the State governments used as
the agencies of plunder and revenge by the
bitter enemies of our people should regis
ter. People who wish to protect them
selves from political prescription and civil
disabilities should register. And persons
who would avoid the accursed tyranny of
Tennessee Brownlowism should register.
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TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
UNITED STATES--FoR The DISTRICT OF
SOUTH CAROLINA-:N THE MATIER OF z.
RAGTN BRIGGS, BANKRUPT-N BANKRUPTCY.
To whom 1t may concern: The undersigned hereby
eires notice OF his appointment as Assignee OF Il.
RAGIN BRIGGS, of Wrght's Bluff, in the District
of Clarendon and Sta:s Of South Carolina, within
said District who has been adjudged Bankrupt
upon his own petition ,y the District Court OF SAID
Nistrict.
Dated the 18th day of March, A. D. 1868.
JAMES u. CALDWELL, Assignee.
March 10 tn3
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Gtaal notiff.

THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
CHARLESTON IISTRICT.-DABNEY NOR
GAN / CO., vs. THE PRESIDENT AND DIREC-
TORS OF THE BANK OF THE STATE OF SOUTH
CAROLNA-N EQUlTY.-Upon hearing the Bill
and Answer in this case, IT is ordered;
O. That the said HAS er, by public advertisement
In one or more leading newspapers in the City OF
Charl, ston, Cincinnati, New Orleans, New York and
Augusta, call In any person or persons claiming to
be creditors holding Bills Notes OF the Corpora
don known as "Ihe P1 esident and Directors Of the
Bank of the State OF South Carclins," to mske proof
of their claims on Or before the first day OF June
next ensuing. Also notifying, by said advertise
ment, all creditors reiding In the United States
holding State Stock fol which said Corporation has
been made liable by lay, said Stock being described
In the p!eadings "Fire Loan Bonds, owned in the
i"United States" to make proof Of the same within
the same period.
8. In oil cases of persons claiming, whether said
claims consist Of Bonds, Fire Loan stock or Bank
Notes, due notice Of the application to make PROOF
shall be given TO the parties to the Bill and Answers
in these proceedings their solicitors. And IN all
such cases where parties claiming shall hold or be
possessed OF any securities gwen and accepted as se-
curity for the claims by him or them made such
party parties shall ON presentation OF said Claims
make statement OF such securities and their prob.
the Claim or claims presented came into his her or
their possession; and the consideration paid therefor
that the same may be considered by this Court IN
determining the amount OF such claims and the
disposition Of such seGurihes
tsigned) J. P. CARROLL.
Sd March, 1868.
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OFFICE OF THE MASTER IN EQUITY,l
CHARLESTON, 18th March, 1858.
In pursuance Of tie order Of Chancellor Carroll,
made In the above sttte6 case, extracts from which
are now ses FORTH all PERSONS therein referred to are
hereby notified to make proof before me Of their
respective claims on or before the 1st day Of june
next ensuing at my Office In the City Of Charleston.
JAMES TUPPER,
March 10 til Master IN Equity.
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I1ptiffs in Dankruptfn.


TN THE DISTRICT COURT of THE
UNITED STATES, FOR THE DISTRICT OF
SOUTH CAROLINA--2N THE MATTER OF
ROBERT D. WHITE. EANKRUPI-Bf MAOM
PETITION FOR ADJUDI CATION OF BANKRUPTCY
WAS FILED ON THE 21TH DAY OF FEBRUARY,
A. D, 1868, IN SAID COItRT.-N BANKRUPTCY
This is to give notice that on the tenth day cf
March. A. D. 1868. Warrant In Bankruptcy was
issued against the Estite of ROBERT u. WHITE,
of Charleston, IN the District of Charleston, and
State Of South Carolina, who has been adtudged
ment of any debts a1d delivery of any prop
erty belonging to Sid Bankrupt to him Or
for his use. and the transfer Of any properly
the Creditors of the slid Bankrupt to prove their
debts and to choose one or more Assignses OF his
Estate, will be held al Court Of Bankruptcy 70
be holden at No. SO Bcoad-street Charleston, s. o.
before R. B. CARPENTER, Registrar, on the
first day of Apr1, a. D. 1868, at o'clock a. NJ.
]. P. III. EPPlNG.
United Suites Marshal as Messenger.
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al usual -ates. G. Z. ELFOR0.
MAY IL Editor and ProprietH.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-03-19
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r ING MULES and No. MILCH cow. In
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II CYLINDER BOILER, low for cash. To an ap-
proved purchaser terms will be made accommo-
dating. Apply to JOHN F. TAYLOR Co;
AlntCn 10
T1UR SALE. SO BARRELS OF PRIME
SEED SWEET POTATOES, By BART &
WIRTH, Nos 55 ana 81 Market-stleet
March 16
TITO PUBLISHERS AND JOURNALISTS.
laree amount of TYPE and JOB MATERIAL
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able and cash. Also, fine HAND PRESS, price $3.50;
an Adams Power Press price $500; and Card
Press, price s1O0. Apply to E. G. DEFONTAlNE,
coun,bia- S. q. December
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E any quantity, price IS cents per hundred apply
at the Office of the DAILY NEWS.
February 20