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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-02-01
SAN FRANCISCO.
Consolidation OF the Overland and
Wagon Roads.

SAN FRANcfsco, January 31.-A
Victoria telegram says that at public
meeting held on the 29th, the expe.
diency Of the colony applying for ad-
mission into the Domain Of Canada,
was discussed.
A resolution IN favor Of the con-
solidation With tle overland and wa.
gon road as an essential condition,
was unanimously adopted.
A committee was appointed 10 wait
upon the Governor 10 ascertain the
progress made aud to take further
steps in regard 10 the union Of the
colony with the Dominion Of Alaska.
The Italiau bark Vittoria, report
ed ashore on Point Wilson, foated
off at food tide uninjured.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-02-01

ENbLAND-
LoNDoN, Jan. 81 .4Dispatches we're
received at this bareaa Several days
ago giving an, account Of the oaving
in of earth on the side Of yMount We
suvius, whereby liYes were lost and
houses swallowed up. No such dis
aste4 has occurred. 3nnlEN
J LONDON, January i3l ADisbatches
received from WoTence. last night,
allege that the Italian GoVernment is
about to send out Q naval, expedition
10 the Rio. de hs7hiati. Nolhing Is
known az TO the oasfse Of this move
ment. j Prime aor bl3Bster Menebrea,
When ipterr9gRted on the subject, de-
ifattber rep5r4bd that an Italian Acct
isla0w lyingdiH the Bay Of Naples,
p eDaring totsail for South Am srica.
AUspRIA au
VIENNA, jan. 3l-The Reiohsrath
will reassemb1e oh ths 18th Of Feb
lIuafya J7sh s93i7Is~ ruoI'iitst
sy> 5lgoi .i=iiRaUss4A. 81 tIfdai1
BBRLIN, VI anuaIT '3lnE Gen. Carl
Sehufz to-day gdiDod With Count Bis.
marck aaHd membeps Of tho Federal !
Council peilbo OF ii che 4fl, rN9rtR German States.
ITALY. ....
NAPLEs. ITI s1a taa ! ~ 3t@The station
feet now IN this, harbor, which has
been getting aieady foi. sea, has re-
eeiye5 g9rderbsN sih foflhwith for
Rio. Pqrana /, ,RPr9gueguaAll iaforma-
wfthhsfa by the Govern
ment,r add to atile eimkEah 8fi0ials the
is oBly hnoWh,G Gs 9aza
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-02-01

DETROIT, Jan. 3l.-The CONNER
cial printing Office at Port Huron was
burned this morning Loss 81, 900.
The National Bank at Bay City re-
sumes business tomorrow. Ii is now
in the hands Of responsible men.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-02-01
EUROPE.
By ATLANTIC TEHEGRAPH.

Z aVing or the Earth at Mount Yes.
HViuS--GeneFau Carl BChUrZ Dines
with Count BlSmaFek-uThe Italian
Government Sends 0ut, an EXpedi-
tiOn 10 Rio de lig Plata,
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-02-01

VIENNA, .Tpu. 3l-The Reiehsrath
will reassemb1e oh ths 18th Of Feb
,4lafVd JVBd s98i7Ts~ euOIIlIHs4
The Charleston advocate. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1867-1868, 1868-11-14

All' 8 Well.

inr laT Il ended. Ere I sink 10 alccp
Ny weary spirit seeks rrpoac IN thinr;
Fntticr. lor"ivc my trrspas.es, and keep
his little life OF lninc.
With loying-kindncss curtaili thou my bed.
\nl cool nrrst ny hurnin,c pilgrim feet ::
'rhv rnrc'onNr The pillow for ny. head
80 hall my slrrp hc sweet.
\, p,acc with NJ thr world, dear ord an,l
shr.
10 fears my souls unwavrring faith can
shake:
Ali's wr'l. whichever side The crave for M"
The morning ly.h ma: break
The Charleston advocate. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1867-1868, 1868-11-14
The Merchants Protective Union
Mercantile Reference Register,

,TllE Merchants Protective Union organ
lzcd 70 promote and pro;ccl trade. by
enabling its subscribers to attain facility and
safety IN the granting OF credits. and Tic re-
c"tery OF claims al all points, have to an
nounre that they will, in September. 1868.
p"ti'Sit III Que large qnarto volume,
The ,MreAaufs Protective Un;on ifcy-
coaNe Rcfcreace Register.
comaining among other tli,ns. The Names
Nature Of Business, Amount az tarital. III
nanrial Standing and Eaiiu:. a, ~ Credit
Of over
A 90 90
OF the principal mcrchants. traders bnuk
crs, manniuet urcrs. and public companics
in more than 10000 nf the cities. towns. I'll
agcS. and settlements tlirough hout the lnited
states. their territories, and the British
Province, Of North America ami embra
cling the mos, important information attain
able and necessary Ia enable the merchant
10 ascertain 1T 4 glance tic CAPITAL, Chnrac-
ter and Degree Of Credit OF such OF his Gus
TONERS as are deemed worthy Of any croda-
ton OF credit. comprising, also
4 Newspaper Dirccto,y,
containing the title, character. yriec. ard
pace Of publication. with lull ra,ticulnrS
rclativn 20 each journal. being Il complete
guide . 'hc press Of every county in ,hr
United States
The reports aud information viii be con
! tined to those q, emcd worthy Of some line Of
credit: alri rs the same Wil be based. so f,,
as practicable. upon The written statements
! Of 'hc parties themselves. revised aml cor
rcctcd By well Known and rcliahc lcyal
CORES SpondeatS. whose chara"tcr viii nrovr
Il guarantee OF the correctness of he IN
| formation furnished bS thr,p II is believed
! That IN" reports VIII tTovc more truthful, and
,,,,,r, l1t. II fl,,r..
! greater value. than any previously issued.
! By aid Of the .Mcmonttic Rcicrcncc Hcajsfer
business men wiil he enabled to ascertain. NJ
! 4 glance. the capital and gralaiion Of credit
as compared with financial - ortl. Of nearly
i"v'ry merchant. manufacturer. trader. onI
banker. Within The alIoyc-"auicd territorial
| limits.
/, On or about the iirs! Of each month. snb.
scribrr> r,.' also receive The MpaMiy Lhron-
! Tfe. containing, among other ibluus, q rec
ord OF such Important changes ia the name
! and condition Of firms. throughout Tie conn
! Try. rs may occur subsequent 10 tie publica-
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camille Reference Register
! Price Of 1Hc NrchoniS Inion .Ue,contiie
H@fwrMre hcN|o Fifty Dollars 500. for
which, il will be forwarded to any address in
The United states. transportation paid.
| Holders Of five $40 shares OF lhc Capital
stock. IN addition to participating in thc
proi,iS. WI receive one COP! Of the Mcrcan-
tile reference Register free OF charge: hold
crs of ten shares will be entitled to TWO
copies; aud no more than ten Shares of The
| Capital Stock viii be allotted TO any one ap-
plicanl
All rcmitanccs, orders. or comnuuica-
tions relative 10 the book should bc adrc> scd
TO the Merchants Protective Union, IN ne
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sept 10 UuI.
The Charleston advocate. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1867-1868, 1868-11-14
William Mason 4 E. s. Hoally'a New Method
for the PiNnofortn.

Alrca"! second edition OF this new work Is rca
Il! ami neatly IN advance II Is new in E,ctilOd and
matter. embracing modern exercises and cxpcdi
"hiS not hrEctofurc prcscntc while its selection of
Exercises Rcrrcation> and PIECES mostly tro,n
c"niro-crr OF recognized enncncc, Is unusually
large and Very choice.
This il the first instruction hook to include the
srrhni"alS Of modern rianotoltc playing. las
tull "nriiation md illustration of Mr Mason's now
system \cccnual Treatment Of Exercises, by
which hc.. ntien OF the pupil is almost compcllcI
and careless practice is rendered nearly impos sbt
Willie not only The hands, but also the mind tast q
ami artistic perceptions are cultivated and traincd
II Is cmincntly practical work the result OF ionp
ana mort successful experience in the actua, lmsi.
ness u pianoiortc tnachtng. IT is carefully pro.
Sr'SsIrr, very clear and pcrspicuomS ami fun in l,s
explanations and directions. illustrated bv cu,s ma
diagrams, and is adapted to the ase OF young begin
L"rs IS well ms OF those who have made pro.-rcse
$40 rp large 4to Price sd Two ctlitions are pni,.
hShed: one with AMERICAN and ono with EURO.
FEAN F1NGEElNG. Care should be taken TO dc.
Si&nate which IS wanted. Published by
MASON BROTHERS, o96 broadway Ne,y York.
MASON & lIAMILN l54 fremont ST. Boston.
The Charleston advocate. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1867-1868, 1868-11-14

Are celebrated fur doi::;t Tie best work. us
lliG much smaller needle for the same thread
than any other machine. and By the introduce
ton OF the most approved machinery wc are
now able 10 supply the very best machines
in the world. These machines are made Il
our new and spacious Factory nj Erdgcport.
Conn. under the immediate supervision Of
the President Of The company. ELIAS
HOWE. JR., the original inventor ofthc SEN
ing Machine. They ar ,iapicd to ali kinds
OF Family Sewing. Array clutlng. and to The
use OF ) amsrcSses. Dress Makers, Taiors.
manufacturers Of Shirts. ollars, Skirts
Cloaks, Manillas. Clothing. Hats. apps, Cor
sets. Boots, Shoes, Harness, Saddles. Linen
Goods. Umbrellas, Par;,soly etc. They work
equally well upon silk. linen, wooden and
cotton goods Will, silk, c0to" or linen thread.
They will seam. quilt. gather, lem tell,
cord, bra q. Dnd, and perform every species
OF sewing, making beautiful and perfect
stitch, alike on both sides Of the articles sew
ed.
The Stitch invented by Mr. HOWE,
made on this Machine, is the most popular
ana durable. and q !Sf,oing Mrchinrs are sNb
ieft to Mc principle mrtntcb byhim
The Charleston advocate. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1867-1868, 1868-11-14

ilY rIAr makes but ono step up stair.
though he is not much nearer to tho top
Of the house, yet has stopped from the
ground and is delivered from the roulncss
and dampnrss Of that. SO in the first
step OF prayer: GOOD bc mcrcirul to me
n sinner" Though \ man be not establish
rd III heaven, yet he has stepped from
the world and tho miserable comfort
thereof. - Dr. Donnc.
The Charleston advocate. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1867-1868, 1868-11-14
Bells ! BELLS !! Bells !!
GREAT INPRO FENENT IN QTiLIyY
or TONE dND Dl'R.iRILIyl,
ALSO.
Great ReductioM in Price
OF OUR
ENGLISH BRONZE. CAST SrECI. AND
CARBuREr COMPOSITION
B f. L L S.
HARRISON & DAVIS, Founders,
d WARREN STREET. NEW YORK.

G1 WARREN STREET. NEW-IORk.
MANUFACTURES ro oEDri;
CHlMES Of BELLS Of any number or KEY.
= Musical Hand Bells in sells. from on, "a
seven octaVcs.
Altar Bells in Bronze, ~ilvcr or Alumnium
Bronze.
Alnrm BELLS Of any weight
We Keep constantly on lmn, :: large as.
Sortmen, OF Church and other Hrllc
Carhnrct Composition Bells ut ll;lrcl cen, ;
per pound. This is the cheapest hell nov III
the market.
~, ON Bells that arr montcd with our
paten, mnuiinGs arc warranted for Two
years Tie warrantcc cr al other bell
founders il for one year only.
We have tho only reliable Srt-rotarv Eo..y
ever applied TO The ringing ofhr!lS
Our best Bronze Bells are made from the
best English bronze metal. composed Of
pure 'opp"r and Tin (withou alloy or We
forfeit the price Of the bell
For particulars send for Circular 10
HARRISON Il DAVIS,
GG arrrn-Slrcc; \cW York
The Charleston advocate. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1867-1868, 1868-11-14

all the Jotnnys that have no parents
living in cellars, and sleeping in filth and
wrctchcdncss would That they could
learn tspm this little bnols what Il friend
they have in Jesus.
The Charleston advocate. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1867-1868, 1868-11-14

MANTED-AGENrS 5000 per month
wv tlIc year round or certainty OF $500 to
81 0o0 pt month to those Living a little
capital. We guaranty the above monthly
salary fo good active agents nj their own
homes. Every agent farmcr, gardner. plan
ter and fruit grower, North and South.
Shonid send dt once for roWicnldrS Please
call on or address ) AIiEARN d Co.
'i3 Second ST.. Baltimore, Md
The Charleston advocate. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1867-1868, 1868-11-14
Sept. u
N THE niSIRIlr COURT OE THE r>itI!
STATES, FOR THE DISTRICT OF
SOUTH CAROI.I\A.
In the matter ot

LII tu' ulhuoT vi
l'iips. ;. lIIYwAHr SE.. 'liuS. :. lilY.
w>En ]E. W. y. llLNwAEp Comilnr,s
under Firm ct i. savage Howard Il sous
and III ,hrir individual capacity Banhrnms
BY whom Petition for Naturalization Of
Bankruptcy was iilrd on lhr 3O,h ,ay ri
May a. y. iStS in said court. in Bank.
ruptcy.
Tbs is ia girr aotic', That on The 2i;h ,l,y
OF August ~ H. 1856. Il Warrant in Bank
ruptcy Was issued against the Estate OF 'rhoS.
$. Hayward ST., rhoS. s. Hayward Jr. w.
\. Hayward, Copar,ncrS under Firm of Il.
Savage Hayward Il Sous and in their ndi-
vidua capacity, Of Grahamvillc. Beaufort
District and State OF South Carolina. who
have been adiulgcd BankiuptS, on their own
l'ctition; tlla, the payment of any Dch;S and
Delivery of amy Property belonging 10 said
| l'anhrip!s. 70 them or for their use and The
ransirr Of any Property by them are forbid
den 10y Law; that Il meeting Of Tie Creditors
Of lhc said BankrurtS, 10 Prove their Debts.
and 10 choose one or more AsSignccs ofthcir
Estates, will be held At a Court Of Bankrupt
cy, ia be holden at No. - Broad street.
Charleston. south Carolina. before Il. +.
CARPENTER. Register, on the 9th lav Of
November 4. ID. 1868. al 3 o'clock, i. ST.
j. i. VI. EPPlNG.
L. S. Marshal rs Messenger
Sep. 5--2t. 2ll
The Charleston advocate. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1867-1868, 1868-11-14
Johnny, the Ncwsboy.
i HllARo.tt. lNrlDrN


Most, rlcaSan. voice sung out. "pnrc.',
"r. morning paper. LADY,"
There was nothing now ~ tho words,
nothing new 10 SOC \ anal! hoy with u
pack .gc Of papers underle arm; but the
voicc 90 low and musical, lis clrnr, pure
,3.rs, mellow IS flute, and tender rs only
love and sorrow could make IT, called M
hnllowed memories.
One look ~ the large brown eyes. The
broad forehead. the mass OF tangled nut
brown curls. the pinched and hollow
cht"',s, and his history was known.
: N'.at is Your name, my hov2" as half
Blind with tears reached out my hand
FOR paper,
Johnny ."hc last name did
rot catch"
You can rcad:'
20, Yea, I've bccn in school some"
SlGncing out ui ti,c window 10 $50 there
was necessity Of haste
7 had \ iittc brother oNcc. whose l,amc
Na2 Johnny. lie liai the same brown
hair, and tender. loving cycs. and per-
hanS il was on THIS account felt very
mucl like tlrowi"y my arms around John
ny's neck and kissing the thin check.
There was something pure about The child,
standing modtStlv il, his patched clothes,
u.l .tuit hai-worn shoes. his collar
The Charleston advocate. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1867-1868, 1868-11-14
TlCKNOR & FIELDS, Publishers
BOSTON.
EChECTIC MEDICAL, COLLEGE OF
PENNSYLVANIA.

This College holds three sons each wear The nrst
session commences October Sth AMI cant nucs unit
thr end oi January the second session commences
February lst, and continues until the beginning oC
May the third session continues throuyl.ou, ',u.
summer months
II has nh able corps ot twelve Professors, anil ey
cry Department o!Mc''rinr and surgery Is Thorough
!! taught.
Ivory facility in The WAY Of Illustrations mrrbl
specimens, hcrba,inm, chemical and phil0 SOPHIE al
apparatus, microscopes Instrument Or the latest n
vrnl"n fnr phy 3ical examination anil diagnosis viii
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OUR YOUNG FOLKS

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The Charleston advocate. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1867-1868, 1868-11-14

lnLENrss is the very rust and cankcr Of
tho soul thc devils cushion his ycry
t'dc-timr Of temptation, wherein he car
ries without rontralietion the current Of
our affection 10 any cursed sin.
The Charleston advocate. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1867-1868, 1868-11-14
THE HOWE t-OCK STITCH,
THESE WORLD-RENOWNED
SEWING MACHINES

We're ow"rded tie high"$t prcmium at the
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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-12-18

A GENERAL CONVENTION of Presidents and
superintendent of Southern railroads will
be held in Atlanta on January 4, 1869, to
make arrangements, if possible, for issuing
winter excursion tickets ut half fares, avail
able for any route, giving the traveller an
opportunity of visiting aud examining such
parts of the country as may strike his atten-
tion. 1t is believed that This measure WI ould
attract to the South large class Of North
ern travellers, who are anxious to sell the
high priced lands of the North and buy the
cheap and fertile lands of the South, and
that it would ultimately result in the immi-
grafton of skilled and wealthy class of
asriculturists and manufacturers. The eb-
ject of the convention is, therefore, good
one, and wo hope that it will be we'll at
tended.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-12-18

We PUBLISH this morning the entire cir
cular of Messrs. Smith, Edwards & Co, OF
Liverpool, in whiohsthey explain the condi-
tion of the English cotton market, and the
circumstances which are likely to govern
the price of American cotton. The house
which issues the circular is one of high
character and responsibility, and their
statements must lead any disinterested per-
son 10 the conclusion that high prices for
American cotton are likely to be maintained.
Already the English stock is we'll nigh ex-
hausted, and there is no expectation that
the quantity of the staple still to be sent
forward will even fully satisfy the demands
of the English spinners.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-12-18

ss:o Charleston. The route which it pre-
ssents to the West is the first nnd best that
"will be accessible to us for some time.
"Before we can possibly reach Salisbury,
"the western extension of the North Caro-
"lina Railroad from Salisbury and Nor
oganton will be completed, and ready to tax
.our utmost capacity with the teeming
"freiehts which will reach US from that di
erection. 1 have always preferred this con-
"nection to any other that We could posi-
..bly make, and my interest and enthusiasm
ssin its behalf have steadily increased with
sour efforts to procure it.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-12-18
CH A r L E S T ON
FRIDAY MORNING. DECEMBER IS, 1868.

CASH n ApvANcE.-On and after this day,
the payment of subscriptions in advance by
oil the subscribers of TIE NEWS will be rigidly
enforced, and the paper will not bc sent to any
ons unless it has been paid for. 10 this rule
there will be no exception.
Persons whose stay in the city is to be short,
or who for any other reason may not be dis
posed to pay the subscription in advance. can
avail themselves Of our weekly delivery and
collection system, and receive the paper at the
rate of fifteen cents week.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-12-18

UNDER THE Bankrupt law Of the United
States, as it now stands, NO person can 60
into bankruptcy after January l, 1869, who
is unable to show good assets equal to Fifty
per cent. of his whole indebtedness. II is
very doubtful whether the law will be
amended so as to extend this limitation OF
time, and the only safe way Of securing the
benefit of the liberal provisions of the ex-
listing law is by filing the application before
the expiration of the present year.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-12-18
New YonK, Tuesday, May l.

UpoLpHo WOLFE. ESQ:
Dear Sir--The want Of puro Wines and Liquors
for medicinal purposes hos been long felt by the pro
fcss,ou and thousands Of lives havo been sacrificed
by the use OF uduitcrated articles. D lriuin remenl
and other diseases o. the brain and lirvcs 80 rife
In this country aro very rare i'll Europe. owing in
great degree TO tho difference the pu ity or the
Wo have tested the several articles imported and
sold by you including your Gin which you sell pr-
der the name Of Aromatic Sohiedam Scbnapps, which
we consider Justly entitled 10 the high reputation It
has ACQUIRED in this country and nom your long ex
perience as q foreign importer your Bottled Wines
and LIQUORS should meet with the same demand.
WewoIld recommend you to appoint somo OF the
respectable apothecarss In different parts OF the city
as agents for lhs sala OF your Branuies and Wines
whore tho profession can obtain the same when
needed for medicinal purposes.
Wishing you SUCCESS ia your new enterprise,
We remain. your obedent servants,
VALENTINE GOIT. NJ. D., Professor OF Surgery,
University Medical College, New York
j. NJ CARNOCHAN, NJ. d. Professor OF Clinical
Surgery, Surgeon-in. Chief to the State Hospital,
&C. No. IL East Sxtcenth-street-
LEWIS A, SAYRE, N. T., No. 79j Broadway.
q P De WEES. NJ. D.. No. 79l Broadway.
JOSEPH TORSTER, II. D.. No. l2O Ninth-street
NELSON STEELE, NJ. D., No 81 Bleeker.street.
JOHN O'REILLY, ". d. No. 23o Fourth street.
B. ]. RAPHAEL, nj. D.. Professor OF the Principles
and Prsctic. OF SurSery, New York Medical Col
lege, &c., No. 81 Ninth-street and Others,