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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-03-16

GRANT AND TIE INpyANs-THE SPANISH MINIS
TER COMPLAINS OF TIE CONDUCT OF THE
UNITED STATES TO CUBA.
WASHINGTON, March 15.-In replying 10 the
Indian Delegation, Grant said that he would
aid any scheme that would civllize these people
and make them citizens.
The Spanish Minister has demonstrated
against the course of this country towards
Cuba. He says that men and material reach
Cuba through the connlvance OF Federal off,
cials.
Secretary Boutwell, has selected Mr. Bartlett,
formerly clerk Of the Reconstruction Commit
tee, as his private secretary. Many Southern
gentlemen, to whom Mr.. Bartlett in his former
position Was courteous, will be glad of his pro-
motion.
The time of thirty days, allowed by law,
before the removal of offce-holders in Vlr-
ginia, Mississippi and Texas, will expire on
the 17th instant.
It's stated that DeFres lost his place as pub
lie printer because he gave employment to
outspoken rebel ladies.
Grant has appointed Robert Martin Doug
lass, son of Judge Douglass, as his assistant
private secretary.
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CONGRESSIONAL.

ENFORCING THE FOURTEENTH AMENDMENTS
HUNDRED AND oRTY-FTvE NEW BILLs-AN-
NoUHcEM ENT OF COMMITTEES.
WASHINGTON, March 15.-1N TEE Sci ATE, the
Joint resolution extending the time for the re-
movM of ineligible oficois only applies to
Virginia.
The amendment to the bill repeating the
Tenurs-of-ofice act reads as follows: "The
same is hereby suspended until the next meet
ing of Congress"
The bill enforcing the provisions Of the
Fourteenth amendment provides proceedings
by quo ,oarranto. with precedence OF all other
cases on the docko.s Of the United States
Courts, and estah, shes penalty OF not more
than one years imprisonment, or fine OF
$1,000 and perpetual disqualification from Fede-
raj and State Offices.
The bill guaranteeing the leyee bonds OF
Mississippi and Louisiana. and the blu grant
ing the right OF way to the Pacific Central and
Transit Railroad from New Orleans to the Bio
Grsnde in the direction Of Mazatlan, were
rdsrre to the Committee on Commerce..
Morton introduceda joint resolution that the
majority Of any State Legislature can ratify
the Fifteenth amendment, and that the resig-
nation, withdrawal, or refusal to vote Of any
member, shall not affect such action by the
majority.
The resolution providing for joint commit
tee to reorganize the departments was passed.
The bill strengthening the public credit was
passed, and goes to the President.
liz THE HOUSE, among the bills intro duced
were the following: Building'a postal military
railroad TO New York; regulating the act OF ga,
limiting the Jurisdiction of the court OF claims;
prohibiting the sale OF public lands; ex ept
under pre-emptlon laws; discouraging polyg-
amy in Utah; giving suffrage to women; In
structlns the Secretary OF War to inquire into
the alleg I'd arrest and imprisonment OF Gene
raj james B. Steedman; providing provision
al government for Mississippi. One hundred
and forty-five bills were introduced and the
committees wero announced.
A JOINT resolution providing for commit
tee ON political disabilities was referred to tho
Reconstruction Committee.
The bill eraslng the word "white" from the
charter and laws of the District Of Columbia
was passed and goes to the President.
The following are the principal committees:
Rsconstruotion-Bu OF Massachusetts,
charma Farnsworth, Beaman, Paine, Ward,
Julian, Poland, Whittemore, Book, Wood,
Woodward and Morgan.
Ways and Means-Schenok, chsirman; Hoop
or, Allison, Maynard, Kelly, Brooks, Orth,
Mccarthy and Marshall.
Claims-Washburn. of Massachusetts, chair
man; Hotcbkiss, Holeman, Cobb, Stokes, Ella,
Dockery, Moore and Stiles.
Judiciary Bingham, chairman; Davis, But
ler, of Massachusetts, Cook, Peters, Merour,
Loughrdse, Eldrldge, Kerc.
Foreign Aft ,irs-Danks, chairman.
FreodmeL's Affairs-Dockery, chairman.
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CUBAN AFT.iIRS.
REBEL ABOLITION OF sLAvERY-cAprURE Q
MAYABI BY TIE SPANISH TROOPS.

REBEL ABOLITION OF sLAyERY-cAPrURE OF
MAYABI BY THR SPANISH TROOPS.
HAVANA March 15.-The revolutionary as-
sembly Of the Central Department, with the
consent of tho military commanders, has do
creed: 1st. That slavery, which WAS brought
to Cuba by ths Spanish dominion, Should
cease with 1t. 81. That slave property sLall
be ,aid for. 81. That freedmen may bear
arms. 4sh. That freedmen have equal rights
and privileges; aud 5ih. fhas all patr OTIS, of
whatever color, are undor oqu1l obligations TO
the courts.
Oai.lal dispatches say that column of five
hundred trooos. supported BY heavy artulerF'
n1ve driven the insurgents, two thous 'nd
strong, from the Notifications around Aayari'
end have captured that town. No rebel YER
sion of the affair has been received,
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Spfflal aotiffs.

HOME INSURANCE COMP ANY OF
CHARLESTON.-Pursuap to the provisions Of tile
Act of the General Assembly incorporating the
"HoME iNsUa ,NoE COMPANY OF CHARLES
ToS." the undrr.igoed Commissioners hereby give
notice that they will open books aud receive SUBJ
scrpNons to the Capital stock Of SAID Comp any on
MoNrAY 22d March, 1859. at the office OF A. L..
TOBIAS, Insurance Agent, No. lob East Bay.
Charleston, between the hours Of O'Clock in the
forenoon and O'Clock In the afternoon and that the
said books will be continued open from day to day
unu the requisite amount of capital shall have been
subscribed.
lts provided In the Act that the shares shalt be
twonty-ve s25 dollars each, and that Ave tS5l dol.
lars shall bo paid at the time of subscribing.
A. L. TOBIAS,
G. w. WlLLlANtS,
FRANCIS ]. PELzER, commissioners.
HENRY COBIA,
HtNRt BUST,
March 16 tuthsulk
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wro coNsUMprlvEs.-THE ADyEB-

B-TO COHSUMP PrlVES.-THE ADHEh-
rISER having been resorcl 10 heilth in feW
weebs By very sim pie rnmedy, af;cr having snerse
several years with severe lung alftotio1 sn1 thas
dread disrase Cousum2.ion. is anSrons to MAKE
Known 70 hi; fsliow-sud-rorl &c mrinI Of cure
In all who dcairei, ne w.l sen ;opY oil the PR
,c,,ntion ucd free OF al fgs,. win the directions
Tor preparing, aud usiig zoe same WHO" .n'' VIA
trd sure cure o. orHtnsnihptioh' "Ssaiha' ofoneor
as. Ec Th. object of 'ha NV iii crlo senh'uR sne
Inscription Is 20 Henrni tn all't'!. and spread in
formation which - rcace!cs :" 'e invaluable; and
i,s hops every suftr.r ~I ~" a' ro!nsdJ. as 1t will
20 i tnen nothing aill 'r." prove blessing.
Parties wishing The ;r.a:ripiicn will please ad-
cress r.. flW,E A. WILSON,
W,l!iamsblrt, K:lSs County. New York.
Februa?y3 Smos
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CONTRADICTION OF The REPORT ABOUT FEDE-
RAL APPOINTMENTS.
ESPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE DAILY NEWs.l :
COLUMBIA, March 15.-IN THE SENATE,
concurrent resolution from the House, re-
scinding the resolution to adjourn on the zoth
instant, was laid on tie table.
The following were ratified to-day The act
to organize and govern the militia OF South
Carolina; the act to empower the judges OF
circuit courts to grant relief in cases OF erro-
neous judgments obtained during the exis-
tence of the provisional government of South
Carolina; the act to provide lien on build
ings and lands to parties furnishing labor
and materials thereon; ts.e act to author
ize Sylyaaus Mayor to make dock and
collect wharfage in the Town OF Beaufort;
the act to provide for the collection OF
wharfage at Hilton Head; the act to renew the
chSrter of ferry across the Congaree River;
the Joint resolution authorizing the Governor
to purchase two thousand stands of arms OF
the most improved pattern with the usual
complement OF ammunition; the joint resolu-
tion ratifying the Fifteenth amendment to the
Constitution Of the United States; the joint
resolution authorizing the Governor to cause
suit to be instituted against the Laurens Rail-
road Company to p,ctect the interest of the
State.
The following bills were passed and their
titles changed to acts and ordered to oe en-
rolled: The bill to establish quarantine or
lazaretto in the harbor Of Charleston tit appro-
PIRATES for the purpose specified eight thous-
and doIlars); bill to protect laborers and per-
sons working under contracts or shares OF
crops.
The following were passed and sent to the
House The bill to regulate the manner OF
drawing jurors; the bill to incorpo- ate the
various boards OF trustees Of the Methodist
Episcopal Church in this State.
In THE HOUSE. the following we're read sec
ond time and ordered to be engrossed: The
bill to amend the charter Of the Town Of Green
vile; the bill to establish and maintain sys-
tenn OF public schools in South Carolina; the
bill to provide for the care Of the poor; the bill
to amend and define the Jurisdiction and duties
of County Commissioners.
The following were passed and sent to the
Senate: The bill to amend an act incorporat-
ing the Village of Marion; the bill to incor-
perate the Ashley Bridge Company; also, the
Appropriation Bill.
dispatch from Washington says: ssHavo
Just seen Charleston papers. No truth in in
dignation handbil caling meeting. Friends all
right here. Have all that foollshness stopped.
spoils will be equally distributed, without dis
tinction.''
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pgTHE EXTENT 10 WHICH lHE ADUL-
ITERATION of Liquors Is carried on in this ceun-
try makes 1t the duty Of the purchaser to invest-
gate the merits OF the article offered for sale. Is
well known fact that many Of the Brandies, Wines,
Go are manufactured from French Extracts, Essen
hal Oils aad Alcohol, which is poisonous, thereby
causing many injurious eRects.
Tho public IL justly suspicious OF nearly every.
thing put up for sale under the name of Liquors, and
the trade has been brought into disrepute, and In
order to nsur. to those who desire Pure Article. 1t
is only necessary for to say that We Import Direct
all Brandies, Wines md Gins and warrant them pee
feo,ly pure as originally imported.
All Bottled Liquors beoring the l'bels Of W. 3.
CORWIN co., can be relied upon as being pure.
H8-purchssers should notice tnat the Paper Cap
over the cork not broken. We arJ for Bottles that
have our lnbels on, One Dollar per dozen, when re-
f,frped
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sPARKs FROM TIE HIRES.

Marcus Eldridge, prominent citizen Of
Troy, N. Y, cut his throat yesterday.
The thermometer in Richmond, yesterday,
fell in seven hours from fifty-slx TO thirty-four.
Great CONSERVATION and confusion is occa-
stoned in Virginia by the order for the removal
OF State officers who cannot take the iron-clad
oath
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FUH PALArRA. FLORIDA,
VIA SAVANNAH, FtSNANDINA AND JACKSON


N~A TBE FIRsT-CASS 5TEAhER
rSsssz4fsa6S DICTATOR. Captain Z. Ii. Co1KrrKl,
viii sal from Charleston eveI 1uetioy ESensn1, at
Eight o'cluc8, toe the above potais
The 6rst class Steamer JiT1 POINT. Captain VIZ
r. .MoSELTY, will xll from Charleston every Sdtur-
day Eeentno, n Eight o'c.ock. Tor soovo potata.
Connecting with tha Csntra Raurosd at >avalnsh
for Mobile and Ne. Orleans, aud wiGb tos Florida
Railroad at Fernandin. for Ce!iar Keys at which
point steamers connect With Nex Orleans. Mobile.
Pensacola 6ey West ard II 'sana
Through Bills Laiiu, giYeu for Freight to Mobile
Pensacola and New Orl~liis.
Bo.h steamers conasct,.l Ttt Fl $. H1rt's sted7
crs Oelardta and Griffin fr ,as'r Spr'ngt and Like,
Griffin Eust,s. Uu7-is dn,l Durham.
All frrIgr. a'yaule IN h. wharf
Goods not removed ai suus,t gi,l be stored at r1s
and expense Of owrers.
For Freight or Passlg. engagement t. apply to
J. u. h!KhN Il o., agents,
..onrh Rtlauiic %har.
Il. B.-No extra charge for Meals aud Itaterooms'
November u
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s@ CHEROKEE PILLS, Or FEMALE
REaULAIOR.-Cure Suppressed, Excessive and
Painful Men situation, Green Sickness. Nervous and
Spinal Affections Pains in the Back Hysterics, Sick
Headache, Giddiness, and all diseases that spring
from irregul ty, by removing the cause and all the
effects that arise from It They are perfectly safe IN
all cases, except when forbidden by directions, and
are easy to administer, as they arc nicely Sugar.
coated. They should be in the hands Of every
Maiden, Wife and Mother In the land.
The Cherokee Pills are sold by all druggists, at u
per box, or six boxes for S6.
Sold In Charleston, =. O., by A. ". EcKEL CO.,
G. ". AIMAR. W. A. sKRINE, RAoUL LYNAH,
ED. g. BURNHAM and z. q. KELLER5 &t 90.
February 18 DAo tuthseoWSno3
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aiyCHEROKEE CURE, THE GREAT IN
DIAN MEDILINE. cures all di:el'e' clused BY soli
abuse, viz: spcrma orrhea, seminal Weasness,
Night EMISSIONS Los OF Memory, Universal Lass.-
tulc Pains in .hs D.c;. Dimuoss Of Vis:or PrcIna-
ture Old asc, Wax Nerves. Difi,u't srea'hiny,
Pale ountrnaace, insanity, Consumption, and all
diseases tha follow as sequence ofyolthtul indis.
orehops.
III, Cherokee Cure will restore health snd vigor,
stop the cmlssiols mud el.cta permanent euro after
all other med icin IS have faied.
Pice So per BOTTLE hroe bottles for S.. Sold by
all druggi. .ts.
sold in harleEton, q. c., by " A SHRINE,
RAoUL & LYMAN. A. ". ECKEL & CO., ED. s.
BURNH,M and E. II. BELLEks & 90.
Feb, uary10 DAG tuthseoG3mos.
aS THE CELEBRATED W. S. G. CLUB
HOUSE GIN. pu"e, sof. and uaequh!ed-W y. COR
WIN CO., Sol. Agents Medical nles Of the high
est standing acknowledge TINT :in. inis pure stlie
has greli medical properties. We therefore "!aee
the CLUB HOUSE GIN be'o c he p't!ic viii MS
greatest conHlence aud mnre '@rt"'i'a iy 70 'uoss
who use it mcdiin.lly. az an article ID tt GUY IT,
uures to he Known t1 &c Y-o'. ]: 'pp7cci!crd.
n5,- 81 so per bottle :15 per case.
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aS ERRORS OF YOUTH.-A GENTLE
MAN who suffered for years from Nervous Debility,
Pre,n.ture Decay. and all the effects OF you HAL In
discretion, WILL for tho sake Of suffering humanity
ucnd free 70 all who need H. ths receipt and iirec-
tions or making the simple remedy by which hs was
cured Sufferers wishing to profit by the advertts.
ers experience can do 80 by addressing. IN perfect
confidence. JOHN B. OGDEN.
No. ~ Ce6ar-s!reet New York.
Hoh-.,nru SmOR
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"A powerful steam ,."--al OF w:icns is
beng built at Woicoa'cr. Mass 1t is Ia bc
NOV d abcut tho cou1try a., rso | w.ic.ev.:c
wan;oi. The macaia: weighs twoly; tons
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as- ALMOST EVERY DAY WE HEA
March 16

aB ALMOST EVERY DAY WE HEAR
many persons complaining Of headache, loss Of ap-
petite, and that they not ct to do anything, &c.
Many is the day that have felt 80 ourselves, and
In fact have gone to bed aud Imagined ourselves
SICK but for the lie Of could not tell what was
the matter. One day while thus complaining,
friend said to us, why don't you try PLANTATION
BIrTERs3 they are really good thing, and will
make you feel like a new man." Upon his recon-
mendaton We purchased bottle, aud took them ac'
cord,ng to the directions. They peemei to go right
to the spot. and gave us immediate relief. Ever
since We have taken every opportunity to recon-
mend them.
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wEssAYs FOR YOUNG MEN.-0N lBE
Errors and abuses ncidcat to Youth and Early Man.
bool ". I'll III. humane view Of troItm:ut apd cure,
sen, by mail flea o'lsrac, Address HOWARD
Association, rox p, piliiadephla. Pa.
Juuu.rY 20
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nrpR. WRIGnT,s REJU VENATING

@DR. WRIGnT's REJUVENATING
RlIxiR, OR ESSENCE OF LIFE, cures General
Debility, Weakness, Mysteries In Fsmiles, Palpita-
tion OF the Hoart and all Nervous Diseases. It re-
stores new Life and vigor to the agel causing the hot
blood OF youth to course the veins, restoring the
Org ns of Generation, removing lmpotency and De-
bilty restoring Mauliness aud full vigor thus ov-
ing = perfect "Eli1ir Of Love-" removing steriity
sud Bar enuess in both sexes. To tue 20 ing, mid
die aged and aged, there Is no greater boon than
this "El1ir Of Life" 1t gives o new lease OF hfe,
causing tue weak and debihtated to have renewed
strength and vigor, and the entire system to thrill
with Joy and pleasure.
Prce-cne bottle 81; Three bottles S..
Sold 10 Charleston. S. @, by E. q. KELLERS l.
CO., A. ". E0KEL & co., G. ". AIhtR, ". A.
sKkINk, ED b. BURNHAM and nAoUL LSNaH.
February 10 DAG tutnseoWono'
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PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP ComPY'H
THROUGH LlNn 10 =.
CALIFORNIA. CHINA AND JAPAN.
CHANGE OF SAILING DAYSi
Aoe> CLEANERS OF The ABOVE
AS13Ey0 line leave Pier No a. North River,
LIIMlEk3TN foot Of Canal-street. New York, ct
-aE8ses u o'clock noon, Of tho lat, 11th and
21st Of every month except when these dates fan>
On Sunday, then the Saturday precedinRl
Departure Of 1st and 2lst connect ct PsnamS with
steamers for. south Pacific aud Central AnsrtoAu
ports. Those OF LIST touch at Man2anillo. 'l,
Departure Of 11th OF eaoh month eennsots With
the new steam line from Pannns - Australia and
New Zealand. ~
1SteamshipJ j PAN leaves San Ffarctsco Tor China
aud Japan May Z. 1853.
No California steamers touch ct Havana, but 60
direct from New York 70 Aspnwan. ~.
One hundred pounds baggage free TO each aduh
Medicine and attendance free.
For Passage Tickets or further information sYpH
ut the CoMPANY'S TJOKSr OFFICE, on the vhaa
foot OF Ganal-sreet, North River. Now York
March u Tyr f. R. BABY. Agent
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Spffial Hptifes.

gCoNsIG NEEs PER STEAMSHIP MARY
LAND from Baltimore, are hereby notified that she
is THs DAY dischargins cargo at PierN l. Union
Wharves. All Goods not taken away at sunset will
remain on wharf OF Consisnees' risk.
MoRDECAI & CO.,
March Ia agents.
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Rg- BATCuELORS hAIR UYE.--THIS
snlond,I HaIr Dye is the best in the ssorld tut
oulr true and perfect Dye; harmless. reliable
n.lantuncous; no disappointment; no ridiculous
unta; remedies ibe Ill effects vi tad ye>; iDv.r-
:aLas and leaves the hair sott and beautiful black ~
brown. Sold nv al Dru2as's and p. rinr ers; md
properly applied NJ Ratchelor's Wig f3ptory, Nc
Bond-st1eet, New York. lyi nj. january
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aSWE ARE CONSTANTLY RECEIVING
from tho Moyune Districts OF China tho ohoie'N
chops Of GREEN AND BLACK TEAS OF new seasons.
which are unrivaled for their strength and decacy
favor. We warrant our TEAS to bepure and un-
"a erated. and give general satisfaction. Az we
are constantly in receipt Of largo cargOes Of Teas we
aro enabled to oer 70 tho public the dnest chops
Q price that many dealers offer inferior Tea at.
trial and couparson will at once prove th asser-
ton, and It only remains for the public to judge OF
themselves. WM. q. CoRwIN l. CO.,
No. 276 Kinu.s'reet
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a@J. s. MARTIN LArE GRUBER q
d,RrIN), will be pleased to see his friends aud Gus
toners at VIM Il CORWTN Il CO., No. 275 King
strect bstweon Wentworth aud DcaIfiin
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IA MONTa.-MARCH,

So A MALARIOUS MONTH.-MARCH,
that gives us ew President, is aso the inaugural
month Of many harrassing disorders. Entangled in
its fogs are the seeds of coughs colds, and of that
alienation OF frsidity and FIRE, moro widely known
than admired, called fover and ague. The only
way to avoid these at le unpeasaDtnesses," is 10
render The system strong enough to fight of the at
mospheric poison that produces them. and the
best way 10 endow it with this repellant power Is
to tone Il with HO5TETTEts s.oMAOH BIT.
TRRS.
II q w1yfarer were credibly informed that ruf-
fan was waiting 1T the next corner, no would doubt
less turn in his tracks. nd take saer route t, bis
destination. With just about the same amount Of
trouble thu attacks OF diseases prevalent at this seq
son may be evaded. Nay, tue roub 10 Will be less
for orug stores lie in every ones route and every
re, pectable druggist in the Union keeps on baud
nO,TtTTER'S BITlEHS The article Is ssaplo
Of irado, and 1t would 10 as easy TO find grocery
without sugar the store Of IN apothecary without
thi- popular tonic remedy.
In view of the experience Of the nation With re-
gard to the ar icle, during The space OF twenty
years It seems almost unnecessary to rrcapftulLte
its merits 10 Amcriolns. But IS our population is
year, in the natural way and b. immigration. 1t may
be as ell to mt to Tho ri'ing generation and new
arrivals, (the old settlers know all about ,t that
HOS rErrER', SrodACu BIrTBaS Is the most
wholesome and poteut vegetable tonic ever msnufac-
tured; that it Is specific for debility, dysp ps'u,
biousness and mi s matte levers; that 1t prevents.
as we'll as cures, tn 10 complain and thoir COM
pcalios; that 1t Is not bad to taio. and is abso-
lu ely harml Bs 6 DAc Mar Is
asr;N THE COMMON PLEAS, CHARLES
ION CoUNlY-fIn>r LIn cUIr.-It Is ordered.
that Special Session Of the Cou.t Of Common Ple's
tor the First re,it sha be hold at Charles on, ON
MONDAY, the twenty. ninth Jay of March instant;
aud that the Clerk OF the oIrs shall cIuse The time
and pla f,r holding The to b. notinol for two
weeks sue essivcy in more OF tho newspapers
published il the City Of Jh-r.cs ton.
tseued, R. D CARPENTER.
March IL. 1869.
true copy. A. C. ElC6MoSD,
5arcl IL ID Ciorh.
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Ra- ALL ARTICLES SOLD FROM TIE
establishment; OF Wd. oUaWiN 60. No. 27o
ug-street, between Wentworth and l'eaufain, arp
OF the FIRST QUALIFY. They sell 10 goods bu' what
can be ~arramt,,t as PUBk AND GENUINE. Thisis
ar established fact,
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ssr CHEROKEE REMEDY CURES ALL

aT CHEROKEE REMEDY CURES ALL
Urinary Complaints viz: Gravel In ulammat!on Of
the Bladder and Kndsys, Retention Of Urine. stric-
lures of the Urethrs, Dropscl swelllngs, Brick Dust
Deposits, and all diseases that require diuTeto,
and when used In conjunction with the CHEROKEE
INJECTION does not tail to cure Gonorrhsa, elect,
and all mucous Disc la:ges In Male or Female, cu.-
ing recent cases in f to three days, and is ss
psclally recommended in those cases OF Fluor Albus
or Whites in Females TIL, two mediciaes used In
conjunction will not fail to remove this dlsagreeable
complaint, aud in those whore other medicines
have been used without SUCCESS.
Prcs-Remedy, One Bottle, s2i Three Bottles ".
Price-Injection One Bottle, 81; Three Bottles IS.
Sold IN Charleston, .. O., by G. W. AIMAR, z. Il.
KELLRRS & CO., A. W. ECKEL CO., W. A..
sKRINE, I'D. g. BURNHAM and RAoUL LYNhH.
February 16 D&o tutbscowSmos
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MAGNOLIA wATRR.-superor to the best importe
German Cologne, and sold at half the price.
March 16 tutnSS
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FOR EDIST0,

ROCKVILLE, ,ENTRRpRIsEANDwA wAYLAND
IT, THE STEAMER ST. HELENA,
,Sasss3Sa96 Captain JAMss G.. RuMLrY. viii No.
celve Freight THIS DAY and leave To-MoRnoW
NoRErNo at halfp lst O'Clock and Edlsto THURS
DAY MORNING at o'clock -,
For Freigat or Passage apply on bo ,rd or to
JOHN 81 MURRV,
Marset Wharf
The Steamer leaves again SUNDAY NIasr at II
O'Clock and Edisto MONDAY MORNING st 10 O'Clock.
March 18 IL
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BY TELEGRAPH.
THE STATE CiPIT1L.

THB HOUSE TRIES TO PRoTRAcT TIE SESSION,
BUT THIS SENATE ADHEREs to THE REsoLU-
TON I'd ADJOURN ON THE 2OTH INSTANT
CONTRADICTION OF The REPORT ABOUT FEDE-
RAL APPOINTMENTS.