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November 10 p4c limo
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New YORK, tuesday. May 1.

New YORK, Tuesday May l.
UDoLPHo WOLFE Esq: ,,,
Dear Sir-Ths want Of pure wines anu Liquors
for mcdclual purposes ha On long iet py the pro-
,ess,on aud thousands OF lives have been SACRIFICED
hv the nse OF adutcrated articles Dclirum tremcus,
and Other diseases o. the bruir and nerves, so rfe
in this cuuutr; are very rare III Europe OWING III
4reai decree. 10 the difference the pul OF TIC
spirits sod. ,,.., :.,ou,o, ,n,
We have tested the several articles imported anu
sold by YOU including your Gin which you sell un-
der IN. namo of Aromatic Schiedam schnapps, which
we consider Justly entitled 10 the high reputation II
has ACQUIRED in this country; and from your long e1
perieAce as foreign importer, your bottled wines
and Iiouors should meet W III the SAME r manl.
we would recommend you to appoint some ot the
respecable apothecarics in different parts oi thr city
as agents for III, sale OF your Iran les anu Mes,
wnerc The profession can OBTAIN tne saue "hen
needed for medicinal purposes.
Wi.hing you SUCCESS i'll yolir Lew ebterHrEe'
We remain, !our o5cdient servants.
VALENTINE MOTT NJ. H., Professor OF Surocry'
University MEDICAL College. New 70 K.
J. NJ. CAkNOCHAN, NJ. D., Professor OF ChEicI!
surgrry, Surgcon-In. to the state hospNai'
&C., No. Il Last S,xtccath-Itrcet.
LEWIS A. SAYRE, NJ. L., No I9j broadway
II =. IE wEEH, N. D. No. 1ol FrUadway.
JOSEPH WORS TER, u D.. 40. l!D Ninth-sisccf'
NELSON STEELE nj. D., No. ~ 8lccker-s!rtet.
JOHN O'REIL!Y, NJ. D., No. 30 Fourth street
T. l. RAPHAEL, NJ D.. pro;,s sor ot the Ptlhc'rles
aud lfactir. O! sar cry, .'cw YORK Nleuic"' |oF
legc, &c, No. u Ninta-slrc@t' and o'aers'
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Gitp advertisements.

nrFlCE OF CHIEF OF Police,
W MAIN GUARDHDUSE, CHARLESTON, s. c.,
November 26 1SGS.-Takcn flom u prisoner.
MEMOIR ,NDUu BOOK containing small sum OF
Money. The owner can recover the same by proving
prorc:ty. Z. i. SLOW ALO,
November o6 Chief of Police.
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Dants.

WANTED. A WOMAN TO CUoK AND
w HELP WASH also. BOY to attend in house
aud attend one horse. Apply at THIS OFFICE.
November 80
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yyANTED.-A GuOD COOK
y and HOUSE SERVANT wanted. Apply at the
CORNER OF TRADD AND SAVAGE STREETS.
November 30
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CITY TaXES-LAST lNSTALhlENT-
Y CITY TREASURY, NOVEMBER Q, 1865
Under an Ordinance To raise Supplies for the year
1855" the third insalDent of taxes on Real Estate
must b raid during This month or executions will
be issued. 5. THOMAS, City treasurer
November
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WM. A. WRIGHT,
HAVING ASSUMED THE MANAGEMENT OF
this House. respectfully so!ici:s Share OF pubic pa
tronage
Free Omnibus to ard IRON The HotcL.
November IL III
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I feel bound to say, that regard your Schna3 3ps
as being in every respect pre-sminently pure, and
deserving of medical patronage AT all events II is
fore uuobtainable. and such may be safely pre-
scribed by physicians.
1oi,n Nlnn Iat New Xnrl,
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4otfls.

MICH ERSON HOU &c,
COLUMBIA, s. C.
First-class Hotel. ............. SO Pc: Day.
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& BARKLEY
H. have removed 10 their new building, at the
north corner of Meeting and Cumberland streets.
Novnnher Of -
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EUH SALE, OLD NEWSPAPERS, IN
Il any quantity, price 70 cents per hundred. Apply
at the Olice Of the DAILY NEWS. February ~
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Removals..

II DEMOVAL.-.SAYAS& s. nIEIxINAS HAVE
n removed their CIGAh AND TOBACCO BUsI-
NESS from their old stand in MARKET STREET to
No. 80 MAHKET-SThEEr, second door from Meet
ing.sreet, and hope to see their old friends and
customers o. they have enlarged their business, and
are ready to sell the best Of articles cheap for cash.
November o8
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Scr Sale.

NOR SALE, AT THE CHARLESTON
II HOTEL STABLES fine sad lie PONY.
Noycmbcr 80
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DR.J. s. M,TCIIELL HAS REMOVED
~ his Office and residence TO tho SOUTHEAST
CORNER OF KING AND JOHN STREETS.
Novcmber2
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amusement.

1HE REyERsEs OF The CHURCH DURING
and since the war have rendered her necessities
great and, in the hour of her need she asks the aid
of all who may be disposed to lend helping hand
The ladies have made extensive preparations, and
will spare pains to render the FAIR attractive.
The FAIR will teconducted under the patronage
of the following gentlemen:
Hon LEsEsNE ICol ZIMMERMAN DAVIS
Hon W PORTER Col r W SEYMOUR
Hon PC GAILLARD Col W P SHINGLEn
Hon C b 'SIsfoNToN w B HERIoT, Esl
Hon HENRY BUST VIC WHHDEN, ESQ
Gen JAMES CONNER HEEEREY, ESQ
GEN JAMES S1aoNs HIR,M OLSEY, Esq
SAM'L LORD, Jr., Esq LE1TcH Esq
A sIMoNDs Esq U MILNoR, ESQ
JAMES L CAN'T, Esq WILBUR, Esq
TUpPER Esq d s1Lcox, ESQ
" X RYAN ESQ Capt 7 s gUDD
L MownY, Esq HYDE, Esq
II MUBRELL, Esq HERIor, Esq
F W DAWSON, Esq JAMES ADDISON, Esq
SC BIA,K. ESQ ARTHUR FAIRLY, Esq
E " MARSHALL, Esq boLGEH Esq
7 - CRANE. ESQ Capt w WHITE
At Cprws ESQ J NJ CARSON, Esq
GEORGE q MorFErT ESQ axsoN, Esq
C FRoNEBERoER, Esq c SUAREs, Esq.
G DUNHASr, Esq WM IHAfER' Esq
Doors open at Seven P. III.
Tickets of admission 26 cents; children lO cents
to be had at Hall. Charleston and Pavilion Hotels
and at Russells Bookstore and Whilden's Jcwer!
Establishment, King street.
Noyeuber "a
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TEe prO.rietor also oIeIs .Jr sE1c'
BOTTLED WINES AND LIQUORS,
1mnort,d and bottled by himself expressly for me-
dicnal use Each bnttle has his certificate OF its pu
rity. CDuEFAo W.T..
Noycmbc. II omos
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Work for Christ.


E"rk .for fhriA! Til, is the best cure Tor
aSprltna invalid IN the church Hard work
cures dyspepsia. Like Il hraciny walk Of !,
mile or two or Il few hours Of sturdy AK
swinging or Wood-$awing, 10 insure 4 good
appetite, 80 Is y hearty devotion ,o religious
duty The hrSt Gnickcirr ofhun@cr after God.
"oih irNc"prS mans spiritual proper
tons. Lazy church members grow punv
and >pin'lling, like some wralth-curscd hovs
VII" are brought up in perfect i,llrnrss
Work makes Il Christian sinrwy to carry
inrlrns, broad >houldcrcd To bear rcSpon>-
bili'c>, Slr"n"-voicc,l to sing Gods praise,
quick footed 10 dn good. and hc;lltlful in The
pulSchcai Of his prty never knew a
thorough worker E'r Christ 10 he troubled
with serious donhlS about religion. ur 10 he
afflicted viii, the : blue lrvilS" of spi,itual
Lc>p"m'lcncy. | seldom have known OF i
good worker giving hi- pastor the hcar,.achr.
or making trouble in the church. | never
knew a warn-hrartrd worker to freeze M a
prayer meeting. am never afraid to ull,r
S'icll man subscription paper 1t Is HE
lazy professors. the people who ride on the
cushioned seats "f thr rhurch car, and mis- :
take That orthodox luxury for !. personal adj
vance in grace these are the people who are
The trouble and torment of themselves anl
pl thcir minister. 1T is easier 10 br The pas
tor Of Il thousand workers than often tlronrs
'Tli" sight OF Il dying church. or even OF 4
duh one. wears harder on a pastor than ,hr
most ar'hinuS toll for livin. aud growing
church. II i not what Wp do hut What W,.
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The Messenger.

fnEEE cauo n messenger at early morning
While yet the stars shonr bright
Cnherndcd hy any sound or wAtntnE.
lie entered MS OF right.
felt hs AWFUL shadow III The dwelling
And All my blocd grew chiil.
Ny heart with fearful expectation swcllh:
lhroOOcl once nnG then Stoodktil
lnr lamp burned din, the clock tha, tocd tn,
hour
Rang Ike n funeral kncll
AMI from tho roacs In = fiu;tcrng shower
The red aud white leaves fell.
riro' the dark hall. with folded p!nlons has,ing
And no!sclrss gliding thread.
He entered where our patient ono lay wasting
Ana stood beside the bed
stood III tho lingering shades OF nigh, were ban
ished.
AnI all the stars burned 1m:
tna when nj last tho silent shadow Vanished,
tri, loved one went w!t, him
"AA vcll my ;!,nc like \ swift shadow i,q-srA
My days Ike moments Ace:
NcN, ,!inc the messenger omv Threshold crosses
i;"W ask, perhaps, !pr me.
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Gods Time.

:, DOOMED 10 di<ap,ointu,nt Al :,
"Don't say, rs usual. .'~o sol, voice rrrn,i,d
'.vou sometimes are wo,,dcrti,llvn |,
Hc>. | sax. rs us,,i." wa> tl, oni.L IL.
gry response; IL ;ina The ralh block.I I'm
wliiclevcr wax turn; tr, hur) (. I n,,,.
something ~ other upsctS oll my ,l,,.
might as well niyr M one tmr ,> ,nn,l,. ;,
Z" Perhaps ii isn't The righ, time. said H.,
son voice again; maybe God would rroy.
YOU before he blcs>c> YOU. pcrliap, he ,cc,
fla, Won .,r, ny, nr.,,,rnd ~ ,,.,s,;, ,.
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4 ] ouchina Frayer.

vel. rccollcrt III the course Of nv H.
bor>, poor Indno youth, wlsy followed m,
about the garden Of the school asking OF. mt
to make Him i Christian. Said" II i i'm
possible my dear boy; if il /. possible to do
50 at AL. il iSpoSSiblr only through HE Lord
Jesus Christ to make ynu Il Christian. PRAY
10 him
How well rT"cct HE sweet roict and
face Of that boy whcn ls ionn AFTER came To
me ana said - The Ley,l Jesus Christ hna
taken his llac" IN my heart. asked
: How is tha:" lie rcplir,!--';I PRAYED
AMI said. q I.or,l Jesus tkl IL If Won please
make me Chri>tiam. .In,l hr WAS 50 Kind
thai II" came down from heaven, ana has
!ivrl IN my heart ever Since
How simple and how to,ichng. " Lord
Jesus Christ. il y"m please. make me Chris
liam" Can s"p -ar lhat yals have made 4
>innar appeal. in such spirit rs ths poor
ilind"" boy: \nl can you say my yolnu
friends that Jesus Christ has conn. down
from hcavcnt" live IL Your hearts? H,r Dr
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Slc. The blood Of The nation YET moiStrn>
the ground. The waters Of heaven to-day
iali upon the crunblinT bodies Of The Slave
and The freeman til" oppressed an'l the oI-
prcsSor. The wall OF the orphans antl wild
owS OF Anglo Africans and Anglo SaXonS is
heard alike in the nation But the most AZ
fccting scene in the commonwealth, is that
vast number of human beings who arc IN Tho
h'P'h OF intellectual degradation. and who
are SccN'ng FOR That light which cnva,,S and
'h%'ihcS the character "f man. Gentlemen,
'hrSr are the men who fought your battles,
'''''l Your "Fo"hd. enrlched yonr country,
an" shielded Your sons aud fathers i'll times
~ '''hEcr' ana ct them when they were
starving (\pplnliS"l They are the men
VINO S'"oh UP h"i"ly IN defence Of '''c rights
ehl'vcd ana transmitted by ourfor"fith"rS
Wlcn 'hc hr'"m OF civil war swrp, li"rr"y
'nron.h 'hr land' Ihcy are The men who
'c"P'h lht" ~" Na"nng chaSn of diSun"n
"",''' 'hF'a'rn'' !" cnSnlt the nations III ruin
'"'' .''''cr'n'' anguish. THOSE many kind
an" ot"eN"ich persons VINO ptylh"n negro $
'"''''''"' an" are seeking 10 alleviate their
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Lincoln University.



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Dickens on Wine Countries.

The fellow IN. from Dhrirns i 10 ~" point
and lir has = %o":! opportunity of Knowing
whereof lIc speaks:
The vino shops are the colleges ant, chap
els OF the poor in France. History morals
politics. jurisprudence and literature. in ini-
qni,ous forms. are ~ taught in these col
r4rs ana chaprla where professors nf Evil
continually deliver those Lessons; :,lf where
hymns are sung Djyhtiy 10 Tie demons OF
,lrmora.ZatiuI,. IN these iannls ot the poor.
thrtt IS tanGht IS tiIr morality OF propcrty,
falSchoud As speech, an'l assassination as tho
ustic" Of the people. Il !, in she wn,c~shons
the cabman is taught TO think it heroic e,
shoot the nid,lle-cass man who disputes his
fare. II is iu tH" winc-shop HE workman IS
taught tnauinrc Tie man who st,hs his faitE-
less mistress. IT Is ~ The y int shop The
doom Is pronounced Of The cniploycr who
lowers the pay Of the employed. The wine
shops breed. in physical atmosphere Of ma
laria and Il moral prsiilcnce Of envy and ven
gtancc, The men OF crime and revolution.
Hunger is provcrbialy bn,l counsellor but
drink + worse.
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Flowers at Funerals.

FlOWcFS al Funerals.
J correspondent in the West formerly re-
! >ida in Brooklyn, y. T.. and there accus
toned - see flowers employed freely at fun.
crH'>, writes To us TO say that IN had brought
d"Nn upon himself severe anmadvrrSion bv
/ iolowilH this beautiful custom on a recent
tuhNal occasion. and hc asks us 10 explain
S"rnc opil!ion OF the use of tlowryS at the
burial OF our dead.
About fifteen years ago was called o o,,
iicisir ai The Ouyiil &c sweet girl about
>iNtcrn years Of age. Her parru,S stood hi.l,
in society. and She Was their only chil.
When ! entered the >paciouS parlurs. and
went 20 tie collin, the face was 80 fair that ii
seemed I" me rs if the world on the Other,
>id" was shining through it. Blu, She seemed
lonely III her narrow chamber She ltiv. in
pure White. without Il single ilowcr. could
not bear it, and without saving a word tu
any one l,it The room. There wns within
h'"rk garden and nur scrv. whose pro
prir"r VIII knew. fairly ran to bis green.
ii"Ii>c. AMI. Without Sa'i!atnr. cried out
+" iMrid>"n c,t ME everything choice that
is White, ,ha, you have got
WHY my hands full nf white roses. tube
r">'r "rtng'-hi">> SONS, sweet alyS,,rn &C..
r"'",''"d AMI r''"r"d III" parl"r. The mo
y '"' '""r every one seemed
i m"Nr. ~ ~" SANG impulse. The father and
iu'ill'l ro>" III iu,'lr> and came "a HE cot
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THERE are three hundred religions news.
papers in The U'nilo Aalct
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-02-23

Ara court martial recently held in New
York, Capt Napoleon Collins, Of the navy,
was tried and court Inartialed for allowing,
through inattention, United States steamer
Sacramento to run upon the shoal at the
mouth Of Ksthapalsun river, coast Of CoTo-
mandel, aud be wrecked, and sentenced TO
be suspended for the term of three years
from rank and duty, during which period
Of time he shall receive only pay of officers
Of the grade Of Captain on the retired list,
and to be publicly reprimandsd by the Secre-
tary Of the Navy. Captain Collins is the
same officer who commanded the Wachus
sett, when she entered Bahia Bay, Brazil,
and captured the Confederate priyateer
Florida, and for ihis conduct was then pro-
NOTED. Lieutenant Commander George
NJ. Rache, Executive officer of the Saere-
menio, was also oonrt mariialed for the
same oHense, and sentenced to besuspended
for one year. and te he publicly repri-
manded by the Secretary of the Navy.
The order in which these officers are repri-
manded by the Secretary of the Navy,
states that this Is very difficult task to
perform, especially as the official standing
of these officers has been high, snd their
patriotism well tested.
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ALETTER from Cslifornis says the present
winter has been by far the coldest and
roughest experienced in that State since
1862, when all the valley sections were
desolsted by floods. This season the leyees
of Sacramento have stood the test, and
tha, sadly afflicted city has not been del
uged, but the entire valley country, from
one end of the State to the other, has been
flooded, and the loss is immense In Yalo
ooLnty, opposite Sacramento, orchards
worth as high "a $4,000 to $4,000 each,
have been utterly ruined by the floods,
which have swept over them and covered
them with wood, clay and coarse gravel,
washed down from the mountains.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-02-23

AK interesting case, from The court Of
Chester county was decided by the Su
preme Court OF Pennsylvania a few days
since. Or. Thompson purchased the medi-
cal practice Of DR.. McClurg, at West
Grove, Chester county, but afterwards DR..
McClurg again commenced practice at that
place. DIR. Thompson entered suit against
him. and asked for an injunction to re.
strain McClurg from practioing at West
Grove. This Injunction was granted by
the court Of Chester county, from which
decision the defendant appealed 10 the Su-
preme Court. This tribunal affirrns the
decision Of the court below, and Dr. Nc
Ciurg is therefore restrained from practi-
cling az a physician at West Grove. The
point decided is an important one.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-02-23

4 NEsRo SHoT.-At s, Radical pow-wow
here on Saturday last, there was fight be-
tween four Of the "colored brethren" and
late in the evening one by the name of
Abe Hooser got into a difficulty with a
white man BY the name Of James Edmon-
son, who was also drunk, and after leaving
the grocery he overlook Abe on his way
home, just beyond the Episcopal Church,
and as he passed him shot him through
the body, and Abe died on "Wednesday
evening about O'Clock. Edmonson made
his escape and is sill at large. So much
for Radical equality and whisky.-Shelby-
rlle Rescse. FEB. q.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-02-23

THE Dubuque Iowa Herald says that
The Senatorial succession ia causing the
Iowa Radicals considerable trouble. Rep
resentatiye Wilson, in the lower part of
the State, il said to be candidate, also
Messrs. Grimes, Kirkwood and Allison.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-02-23

THE Rhode Island Republican caucus in
Newport on the evening Of the 14th inst.
passed resolutions in favor Of General
Grant for President and Gen. Burnside for
Governor.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-02-23

TIE Memphis Post says one Of the mer-
chants of that city, who is perfectly bald,
has offered reward of one thousand dol
lars for tale that will make his hair stand
on end.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-02-23
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PILES, FISTULA, FISSUREs,
STRUCTURES, TUSEORs. ETC.

nR.J. A. cLOPT0N NAY BIZ CONSULTED
Dat the City hotel ia Nashville. from the
fsth To the 10Th of March
Ia ciarksville. Tennessee, from the sth 10 the
i2th Of March.
Perfect succoss guaranteed in the worst cases
Of PILES.
Relers 20 many 81 the most prominent Ply
s;cisnr 81 the South-especially Of Memphis.
6@~ Ladies will be visited at their
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7T,adIe District OF Tennessee.

rr,4E UNDERSIGNED HEREBY GIVES
naties that he has been appeintsd Aeignee
6f the estate Of kdle7 Paul OF Mhite egunty,
T.nusssse who has been al udFod bAnkrups
,soo his own petition, b. tbs Circuit Court OF
tbs United States Of said district.
~ az Sss'v ,sfts A.FISK, AsiEnes.
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For Rent for tlle Year 1868,

A VALUABLE BRICK RESIDENCE. TWO
"A miles and hall from Nashville, on the
Hallatin Pike. together with Eixty scres Of land,
known aa the CAhal property, and all in good
repair For terms apply 90
WHITE 4 CANAL.
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