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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-01-01
January +.
RODUNDA ISLAND GUANO..
A Pure, Unmixed, Natural. Guano, as
Fine as Flour although not Groundb
Just in the Condition In which r. f.
Imported from the Island. -. :. q. 4

T,HIs GUANo Is FROM A RECENTLY DIE,
Il COVERED depcsit On Rodunda Island In ths
Caribbean Sea- West Indies, latitude 16 degrees ee
minutes north, longitude 81 degrees % uinutsa
west
Il has been used fec many years In the West India
Islanda in the cultivation OF Sugar Oans and oeraals
with great Huccess was introduced for tie drst tins
to the farmers and planters OF the Uuted States IN
the spring Of 1885, aid has met vi, unprecedented
success, as the suboined reports and fu
ly corroborste.
The RODUNDA aUANo is not a.mtnsral ,phos.:
phate requir ng the action OF the suphurtc Acld TO
render 1t soluble; Its great power as fertilizer is In
its entire solubiity without the aid OF acid It Is
not "manib bulatton' or Compound Of rtsh or Flesh
with Mineral Phoaphates, the regularity Of whtch 70
always uncertain and! dependent upon and ;controI
ed by the honesty Of the msnufactursr. Ihe h@-
DUNDA Ia PURE NATURAL GUANO tthat term
being understood to mean tho c1crement OF nsn-est
tar anfieienty attesis and as found upon the hsnd
OF Rodunds in tho very state as imported and sold
The rosuIslity and uniformity Of the Aneness and.
cnnddon of the various cargoes already imported by
,s i1to the United States, tested by tas analysts Of
the most eminent Chemists Of this country and Eu.
rope is sufficient proofo origin and guxrsn ee
OF our ability to furnish this Gusno Of the quality
It The PRICE Of the hoDUNDA aUANo Is not tho
least unimportant hi these days Of agricultural COM
petition and pecuntry embarrassment =
The very low price at which 1t cah be sold plieeat
within the reach Of every farmer and avoids the rak
Of large loss frequently incurred by failures Of tho
crops in the purchase Of high priced fertiligers.
In the preparation Of lands for Wheat and othsr
cereals this GuGno possesses properties that rondsf
il more desirable for these crops than any yet offered
| to the public.
Pamphlets containing the analysis and experi.
ments made by the most prominent Chsmists Of thia
country and In Europe. together with innumerahle
certificates Of Its entire success from farmers and
planters can be obtained at our Office to which We
| invite attention.
Price $40 per To,, bags or barrels, In Charles
| ton. = .
a liberal deduction mads to dealers and purchsa.
ers OF large quantities.
WILLIS & CHIs0LM, ~.
SOLE AGENTS FOR CHARLESTON. 8. C.
aEWM. CREIGHTON & SON, Bowly's Wharf Bal.
timore, General Agents for the United States. G..
january wfmSmoa
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January 1

% ANNUAL STATE TAXEs.-GENERAL
TAX OFFICE FIRE-PkOoF BUILDING, CHARLES.
TON, January !, 1sss-This Office Is now open for
the receipt of the Annual state Taxes payable ss fol-
lows
One half on or before the 31st day of March, 1858,
and the remaining half or before the Soth day OF
june, 1863
Any person desiring to pay the whole amount OF
his taxes Except such are returned quarterly on
or before the 3Ist of March, shall have the privilege
OF 80 doing, and shall be entitled to discount OF
per cent upon the amount of taxes falling due on the
30th OF June, 1868.
Double tax e1,eutions will be issued against those
who fail to make returns.
Articles taxed payable at this Office Real Estate.
Capital Stock Gas Light Companies, Manufactured
Articles, Buggies, Carriages, Gold aud Silver Plate
Watches, Jewery and Pianos, Employments, Facul-
ties and Professions, including the profession Of
Dentistry whether in the profession of the law, the
income be derived from the costs of suit or fees or
other source OF professional incomes), excepting
Clergymen; Commissions, Premiums Of insurance
Companies or Underwriters, Sales Of Newspapers or
Magazines, Gross Receipts of Newspapers published
IN the State, Gross Profits Of all Banis and Banking
institutions, Photog. .sphing or Daguerreotyping,
Salaries, Rents Dividends and Money al interest in
excess of $500; HOTELS Restaurants or Eating
Livery Stables, Butchers Huckates, Billiard Tables
Bowling Alleys, Bar-roomR, whether connected with
Hotel or otherwise; Ferries, Bridges, Toll Gates
Race Tracks, Hacks, Stage Coaches, Baggage WagonS
Omnibuses. Drays. Carts, Baggage and Express
Wagons, Charters or renewals Of Charters. All Com
panies incorporated in other States shall pay for the
privilege Of Carrying on their business in this State
the same Charter fec as is required Of companies In
corporated In this State. Each Dog; and Capitaion
Tux on all males between the ages OF Al and 80 years.
residents OF the Slate on the first day Of January
1868.
The Taxes herein levied shall be paid only In gold
and silver coin, United Sta.es Treasury notes, or
notes declared to be legal tender by the Govern
ment Of the United States, or notes OF National
BanLs or the Bills Receivable OF this State; aao pay
certificates of Jurors and Constables for attendance
on the Courts.
Blank Returns furnished ut this Office.
FLEETWOOD LANNEAU,
Tax Collector ST. Philip aud st. Michael.
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Our washington Dispatches.

REPORTS OF SUFFERING N SOUTH CAROLINA
IN IMPORTANT CASE N fa SUPREME oooST
NEW YEARS pAY-DEo1s1CNs OF NEW
YORK JCDeE.
WASHINGTON, December Silly gc3tfeS.ss stsssi8
connected with the Military Government in
South Carolina says that the suffering there
promises to be far greater than last year.
The Hon. J. s. Black is preparing bis argu-
ment in case now pending in the Supreme
Court. he expects to secure decision de-
claring the old State Of Virginia In the Union,
which is incompatible with the constitution
atty Of the reconstruction acts.
Tomorrow will be observed as holiday
here, and all the departments will be closed.
Judge Clark, Of the Supreme Court OF New
York, has decided that gold and silver are no
longer the legal money Of the United States,
but commodity, and that prouissory notes
made payable in gold must be paid in gold or
its equivalent.
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The DAILY NEWS will be issued as usual to-
morrow morning.
BY TELEGR R APH.
Our European Dispatches.
(BY ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH

(BY ATLANTIC TELEaRAPH.)
REORGANIZATION OF THE FRENCH ARMY-RE-
LEASE OF TIE ABYssINIAN PRIsoNERs-FoR-
EIGN MARKKT REPORTS.
LONDON, December 31.-The latest news
from the Abyssinian expedition is that King
Theodore, alarmed at the magnitude of the in
vasion Of his territory, had voluntarily released
the prisoners.
PARIS, December 27.-n the Corps Legis-
,latf to-day, the bill for the reorganization OF
the army passed after several amendments.
M. Rouher proposed nine years service instead
Of eight. which, after sharp contest, carried
with eighty-one opposing votes. In his speech
on the proposed amendment, he called atten-
ton to the ornaments Of neighboring powers,
and supported his plan as the only one practi-
cable. The bill is certain to become law.
LIVERPOOL, December SIP. Motion
firm; sales to-day $1,000 bales; Middling Up
lands TAD, Middling Orleans 7sd. Breadstuffs
active.
LIVERPOOL, December 3O-Evening.-Cotton
closed firm; sales $4,000 bales.
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Weather Reports.

RIcHxoND, Va, December S1.-There has
been snow throughout Virginia to-day. 1t lies
six inches deep here, and twelve inches at
Danville and the southern portions Of the
State.
WILMINGTON, N. c., December SILT has
been raining steadily here all day. -,S.
wAsHNa1oN, December Silt is showing
sharply here. .ss.. - - -
PHILADELPHIA, December 31.-A furious
northeast snow storm prevails.
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tlemen possessing great ability and energy,
and governed by sound principles, it has day
every respect, and the very least we can in
truth now say concerning that excellent paper
is that it is wanting in neither fulness, variety,
interest nor reliability. Send on the money at
once for years subscription to the NEWS. 1t
will bo capital investment to begin the year
NTH
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sg QUARTERLY STATE TAXES.-GEN-
ERAL TAX OFFICE, FIRE-PROOF BUILDING,
CHAa1Esros, LIST January, 1s6s-The Quarterly State
Taxes on sales OF spirituous Liquors, and Goods.
Wares and Merchandise, for quarter ending 31st De-
cember, 1867 are now due and payable at this Office.
The Books will be closed on the 18th instant after
which time double tax executions will be issued
against defaulters.
FLEETWOOD LANNEAU,
Tax Collector St. Philip and st. Michael.
Jsnuary 1,8
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Marine Disaster.

WILMINGTON, December S1.-The steamship
Francis, from Baltimore to this port, went
ashore at 8 A. NJ, eight miles north Of New
Inlet. All hands saved The vessel lies broad
side on the beach, the sea sweeping over her
deck. She will probably go to pieces, though
part Of the cargo may be saved. +.
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hMbsrs..
4, Grl XMf-.
GUANO.1

DBRuv1AN aUANo. DIRECT FROM AaRNTs,
- as marsstratea. -, = -
SOLUBLE PACIFIC GUANo, s75 ca.h 80 1st
November, with interest," approved city acceptance
BAUaH's Pdo,PHATE OF LIME, $50 cash; ss6
1st November, with interest," approved city aecsp.
tanee.
PHGN1X GUANO, Ss6 cash; ss5 LIST Novez,ber.-
with interest, approve9 city acceptance. SO
FLOUR OF BONE, anadulterated and unburnt.
FARMERS PLASTER Or GYPSUM, warranted
pure.
In Offering the above Mnnures to Planters 1 do so
with every conadence, not only having Testimonials
frum Printers who have used them the past year but
.he further guarantee chat every cargo, as 1t arrives,
Is apaIyIed BY Prof SHEPARD, OF the South Caro-
lima College, and the high reputation OF these Ma
nures fully kept up. j. N. ROBSON, Z
Nos. 1 and 2 Atlantic Wharf .
January '. wfm2mo
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Spseial laotiees.

xSNoTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
the firm of sALAs l. CO., Is discontinued from this
date, and the name will only be used In liquidation
by either of the undersigned.
T. P. SALAS,
January B. SAIIAS, Attorney.
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Affairs in Alabama.

MONTGOMERY, December N.--Seven white
men and three negroes have declined the
nomination for county Offices rendered them by
the County ..erUbIcan Convention. -
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Marrieb.

NICKERsON- -PARKERsON-O the evening OF
the 9th December, 1857. by the Rev. @. p GADsDRN,
Mr.. GEORGE ". NICKERS0N to Miss JANE.
youngest daughter Of the late JOHN PARKERsoN,
ESQ.,, both OF this city.
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DIE CHARLEsfoNER zE1TUMa.

JOHN a. WAGENER, EDlToR.
TTSDER THE ABOVE HEAD TEE UNDER
u SIGNED pi1 pose to publish German Wse1TJ
Paper, to be the organ OF the German popn1shou.
and devoted to the interests OF this State In sueor-
aging immigration and Industrial Pursuifa ts
Literature, Agriculture, Commerce. Arts and
Trade will be represented In Its eolauns, ana he
news Of the day will he given. --7-.l- 2..- -
i ieneral JOHN A. WAGENER he kindly consent.
cd to dertake the editorial E,anagemaut for the
present, - =. .S.-s'
subscriphon-ss for Twelve Months; $l@ hr
Six Months; 81 for Three Months. y 49,
Advertisements inserted on liberal terms. ss-iSs
G. G. sttJKAANN& Co., =
No. Brosd sfr0sS Chatiamn O. q &,
September 2s -, 4,
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@ ROYAL HAVANA OTTERY.-PRIzES
DASHED AND INFORMATION FURNISHED.
The highest rates paid for DoUBLooNs and all
kinds OF GOLD AND SILVER.
TAYLOR & CO., Bankers,
No. Is Wall street,
October 10 1yr New York.
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-9be Conservatives Of Virginia have made
n <spts for complete and thorough po-
- \zations Circulars have been sent
@Aty committees, suggesting a
Meetings at an early day, an d
~ N county committees, to be
80 Sersons from each legislar
regulations are suggested, ],
Us are subdividedRo that
Ess voter may be reached and
~ 80 Alsis Of the organization;
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5nsnranff.
EIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE..
s. Y. TUPPER, AGENT.
IN PLANTERS & MECHANICS BANK BUILDING,
EAST BAT-STREET.

PHGNIX INSURANCE COMPANY, NEW YORK.
Capital and Surplus. 600
SECURITY INSURANCE COMPANY, NEW YORK.
Capital and Surplus. 800 900
INTERNATIONAL INSURANCE COMPANY, NEW
YORK.
Capital and SURPLUS.
MANHATTAN INSURANCE COMPANY, NEW
YORK.
Capital and Surplus. 100000
NORTH AMERICAN INSURANCE COMPANY, NEW
YORK.
Capital and Surplus .s7eooOo
ENTERPRISE INSURANCE COMPANY, CNoN.
MATT.
Capital. ..et,oVVVW
Security by State law.
CENTRAL CITY INSURANCE COMPANY, SELMA,
ALA.
Capital. .Sooo0Oo
WIDOWS AND ORPHANS BENEFIT LIFE IN
sITRANCE COMPANY, NEW YORK.
Capital. .$oOVDVV
AssETs-NNE MILLION DOLLARS.
Risks taken In the above RELIABLE companies, and
losses promptly paid In Charleston, 8. G., by
January / 8. 7. TUPPER.
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WILL KEEP CONSTANTLY ON HAND ALL
w THE LATEST PUBLICATIONS, such as
BOOKS, MAGAZINES, NEWSPAPERS, &C.; par
ties living no town win find 1t convenient to give
m9 call, and can rely getting their papers
regular. City papers sold and subscriptions taken
for all Papers and Magazines. Foreign Papers
and Reviews ordered for regular su5scrbers.
Particular attention paid TO orders from the couu.
try.
OIL hand. 3mo November Il
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Speeial notiffs.

s@THE LADIES WHO HAVE CHARGE
beg leave to announce that there will be Commit
tee at the Bazaar to distribute Prizes to ckethod-
ers, to fll up rafles and dispose of their unsoId
wares, from 10 o'clock until O'Clock, beginning on
the I'd day January, 1868, and continuing until fur
ther notice. Admission free. January
~ NEW YORK AND CHARLESTON
STEAMSHIP LINE--The Steamship "CHARLEs-
TOM is discharging her cargo at South Adger's
Wharf Goods remaining on the dock at sunset will
be stored at risk and expense of Consignees.
STREET BROTHERS & CO.,
December 81 Q Agents.
a@ CONSIGNEES NOTICE.-THE NOR
wEGIAN bark KJELLEsTADT has been entered at
the Custonhouse under the Five Days Act. Goods
not permitted will be sent to the Customhouse Stores
December 81 RAVENEL co.
agOFFICE OF MASTER IN EQUITY,
CHARLESTON, 2OrH DECEMBER, 1s67.-RoBERT-
SON vs ALSTON.-Rids in writing, will be received
a this office until the Doth of january, 1885, for the
rent or purchase of the whole either of the valu
able RICE ESTATES. in Georgetown District known
by the names of "Friendfeld," "Michaud's Point"
strawberry HILL" "Marietts" and "Calais."
A Plat of these Lands can be seen at this Office.
JAMES TUPPER,
December so mwl9 Master in Equity.
@ CHARLESTON DISTRICT-IN EQU-
ITY-EBAUaH Us. PoRCHER.-Under the decree of
Chancellor JOHNSON, made in this case on the 2lst
November, 1867, the creditors Of the late JOHN p,
PORCHER are called upon to come in and prove
their demands before the undersigned on or before
the 10Th day Of January, 1883, or be excluded from
the benefit of the said decree.
JAMES TUPPER,
December A w5 Mister In Equity.
B IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
UNITED STATES FOR THE DISTRICT OF SOUTH
CAROLINA-IN THE MATTER OF RICHARD W.
GALE, BANKRUPT.-N BANRUPTCY.-To iohom
1t ney concern: The undersigned hereby gives no
toe of his appointment Assignee of R. W. GALE
Of Charleston, in tie District Of Charleston and State
OF South Carolina, within said District, who has been
adjudged Bankrupt upon his own petition by the
District Court Of said District.
Dated December oath, A. D. 1867.
December IS w3 Assignee.
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aS CONsIGNEES NOTICE.-THE NOR
wEGIAN bark KJELLEsTADT has been entered at
the Customhouse under the Five Days Act Goods
not permitted will be cent to the Customhouse Stores
December 81 4 RAVENEL co.
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rPr,m the erssny,ne Moun.sineer ]

We know Of no paper published in this
State, or any other State, which we can more
cordially recommend to public patronage
than the Charleston NEWS. Since it pass
/, ed into the hands OF its present proprie-
| tors, Me,Gs. EnrdRn, Dawson 81 Co., gen.
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We copy beloS some Of the pleasant things
said of thtDAn1 NEWS, by its contemporaries
of the Pres, on The occasion Of the reduction
in price t,dother improvements recently made
in this ioIrpal:
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tsrom sbs naruxell ssntinell

TIE CHlHLEs7oN DAILY NEws.-This excel
lent paper circulates largely in this District,
md it's enterprising proprietors, Msssrs. Mo,
dan, Dawson & Co., have succeeded beyond
their most sanguino expectations since they
with any IopISsl published in the State, and
the low pS,cS which it Is offered, six dollars
ayear, placesSt within the reach Of every one.
The NEWS isl. 6rst-class journal, and We take
pleasure in recommending it to our sub
scrlbers.
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THE sHERMAN's SETTLING DOWN.

THE SHERMANS SETTLING UUWNs
Lieutenant General Sherman and Senator
Sherman have jointly made purchase of 11a
acres OF land Just north OF Columbian College,
for which they paid $4,000, and upon which
they propose to erect handsome residences the
coming season.
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PHOTOGRAPHS FROM DEAD LETTERS.

The Postofioe Department has on hand,
taken from the dead letters which acoumu-
lated during the late war, more than ten thous-
and photographs of Union soldiers. Although
it is believed that many Of their relatives
would be glad t., obtain such pictures, espe-
cially of those who have died since the pic
lures were taken, the Department has not yet
been able to decids upon plan by which the
qualification may be afforded.
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From DeBow,s Reyiew.l

The article from the Charleston DAILY News
is clear. concise and convincing, and its dis
seminst5n BY the conservative press in the
North hs Sdouttless had it's influence in the
great work now in progress, OF remodelling
pubic ssntimens. With change of proprie-
tors we ae gratbied to note marked improve
ment IN he tone and sentiment OF our contem-
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January /
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1868-08-07
ITCH! ITCH!! ITCHL!!

The Heated Term august Is invariably an
enlrealthy month, and the dog-dass arc universally
quoted as an unhealthy season. Diseases more fire.
ouentiy terminate fatally at this time than any
other, owing to the relaxation of the system This
Is, therefore, the proper time to remedy that
win rec1 perte the strength and fortify the system
against the attacks of disease. Experience has de-
monstratcd the fact that HOSTETTER'S4 STOAI-
AC,H BTTTERS is the best medicine used to oaccom-
Iish this desirable object. By its use the appetite
* ipceased, digestion promoted, all fellings of de-
rrpsSou removed and the vital functions restored
The afHct I'd should avoid all pernieions alcoholic
pren,rations purporting TO be tohies and restnra-
tives. as they ouIy afford temporary exhilratiOn,
and eventually entail dangerous, If not fatal, re-
suits. This is never the case with HOstetters
stomach Bitters. IyIey afford permanent benefit
and soothe the nerves without reaction following
their use. The weak and debilitated, by its aid,
awake to sense of the enjoynents or lde, and they
are enabled once more to tIke their accustomed
positions in society Hostctter's Bitters arc now
considered the standard remedy for all diseases
arising from an impurity of the blood They are
manufactured in great quantities, and there is scar
cely city or hamlet on the hahitable globe where
they may not be found.
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- !. nm. WI. .~aa at clyde.-The energy
>pblieans of Clyde deserve
~ ~. Es.y,isst cOmmeDdatisea from al hauds-
Tbev have erected cOmmOdiOe',s n Igwsn'
for campaign uses, and fly the GRANT, Col
PAX and GIBSON flag from its masthead =
few weeks ago they formed q joint stock
company. on a small scale. raised s''ue OF
s4OO by subscription, leased convenient
lot Of ground, bought lumber aud erected !
the Wigvsm in which the Congressional
Convention met last week. The building Is
veil ventilated, has Eater-tight roof
good stand for speakers seats for = Thousand
nersOus aud standing room lcy nsaFiy al
many more. It's capital place toE pqells :.
meetings-much better than a close hsil
We understand it win be formally dedicated
in e ,ho-t time, next week, probably. y.-Lel
them have a rousing crowd on the OCCASION