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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-12-13

SSTANThD. A WHITE WOMAN, CARA
w Bl.E nf cutting ami ultiuI Uhiilren'S
r"incs. an" who j. 4 roId se..nl,iress. Apply at
VI. II Meeting street. drt';u
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-12-13

w In Wholesale Drug Store ar u large Re
all and Prescription Drug store. No Ohje:li"n Ia
81 IN the country. viii expect hmi small com
aensaiiOn NJ trst. Tho applicant is Il graduate oi
hu Snulh Carolina Medical College. Address NJ
H. Through the pOStOiicr. nctn
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-12-13
DuarGiilq.
i.u9l anu t:nun0.

I O!ST DURING THE FIRE In COMING
Z ! street on the Sth instant, ~ little Colorc,
'''ri named Carrie. Any one vino has her, will
relieve Tie parents by leaving her II No. II Ann
NlIeet SiccD
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-12-13

T0R SALE OF HEilr. y PLANTATION
Z situated on inr Ashley EIcr, n few miles
rom The city. containing ahont one huntrei
lig and necessary ontbTihiinga. if not aulI by
HE zofh Instant, the owner wi!i lie willing To Ion
ne preiniscs to n rrpDnshle party with small
capital. TO lie planted on shnrCs. For further In
formation aprIy to Yennug's Wharf, south OF
Calhoun street. dpct
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-12-13
tlleclilluo.
ORANGE LODGE No. 4, A. F. N.

Lodge. Nh. ~. A. r. H.. mill he held TuIs EVEN
i%d, at Masonic Han, Mt o'ci"cS, precisely.
MCli!hcrS viii come prepared ~ pay arrears.
W. uIUs- w. III. THOMAS =. !.EE,
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-12-13

VNTANTED. a SITUATION AS SUPER.
~ !NTENnENT an 4 RcG Plantation by - one.
armed man. WHO has seven years experience III
Rice tm!tiirc, ard good recommendations from his
iurncr employers. Please address w. e. w,
Charleston. \. e.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-12-13

hTANTHD, BY q YOU'VE; MAN FROM
w ucnrcnnniry, a&.;ustun In some Waola
sa!c or Retail House. Can Influence trade, ar
would travel Tor some lerlilina:c business. Ad
-lr,.a Mnti.IS OM.Se. OF .+iI. NENS. aLnc. l2t
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-12-13

N!ANfED, a BOY, AB,ilT 10 YEARS
w ~ ngc. to waii In Lhc hn;lsr and also to
mINc hns:if generally Iseini Ernl reference.
lc'luirci. apply ~ NJ. ~. Ncc;il. street
,irplS it
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-12-13

WAKrED 10 EE&T, 4 n!!iCii Resi-
w DEHCS in - contra, rart oi :hc city. con
tanning ,nur uf NIX rooms, with ciSI'rn nnd
necessary ouiludinns. address, =. =, Key u,X
Va. A.i. u. y. ~ ,Nr.i IIiN.,
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-12-13

NTTANrED. A YOUNG MARRIED HIAN.
w 2S years old, wOnld like 10 lake CHARGE al
large Cotton Plantation, In The State of .,uutl
Ear0na. ANY onu In want of i sOnd fa,ihiiii
Dv1rAccr, viii do well 10 address the undersigned.
AN give The best Of references. food stead,
'ab'is. AMI not troubled with politics. Address
or Two months =. w. EDWARDS, Portland.
Maine. nuvlf limos
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1869-12-16
Gbaupetter.

@eit ben lebten brei Ga9en baben mir
Elm gang 9emltblides Gbaumetter, abnz
li1 BEN ,paS mon In ben otlanti1den
Staaten 9erpbbnli6 I'm nieler 3eit res
Sabres1 uno i'm 8rlbjabr bat. Dpnnerz
flag ben, 9on3en Sag pi6te Nebel unp
re&t marin babel, 6reito9 ebenio ater
nod oiel &pdrner uno lebte Nodt fling e6
9emiitbli@ an: ;u regnen ,paS his Dieien
Moraen se9en 8 ubr %fortpauerte ,pu fiG
Der Resen in S@nee umdneerte Der jeeo@
1@mel3t 10 raid er fdut. Da6 Gt6 auf
Dem Tlube 1T beoeuteno; lberidwemmt
uab eiputt IS tod rinioe Sage 70 fprtz
tbauen, 1T ale &nfidt sorbanoen> rab es
nod etnmatauftri@t u. tpir eine@ eleeen=
belt baben 1rercen cine @eibnaats<G r=
cnrfion per Dampfer na@ 6attn9S pber
elmer anpern Na&barfoct III MAIDEN. ,
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1869-12-16
seok:alfs.
Il 4. -.
~ y, - ! + II =.
I S9trrn @ulRs &bcrtRe it: >
Bpplft .oy .,sarss ur,r
Gbarlptenfraee SO. IL,
Germany Bremen
SIN, @raf IN BET, Stqot, r,
11nb wtc er eincm Mntcrifancr. Der
"a authorization Sefanntfwaf=
.t.,lao tensliebt anecfhusiert.a y

S6pn felt ldn9eru3ttt treibt Elm poraz
VS. ousiebenpe6 Suciyipuum, oab it@
@raf Gbeobpre picaro1 ,1st,,nt; l.in Wcien
1T unicrer sStacA Or eab, cpr>ein 9ebes
rencrMmiterbamer IL lein, mar befannt nit
auenI publutzMrr ti(Itctraten Gn9lanntS uno
ea er Elm 9ekilpeterM ann1par ,per mod oa6
|1peiterc 8erpienit Bate gut ffranS6fi4 ;u
@preaen, 10 fonnte er gar nidt eerfeblen,
auf uni ere would-be Nri itpfratie cinen
GMcrud 3u MAIDEN.
81 'Oelb trus er ni@t lei iid. Dtit fol-
.dtn Ylafereien 9iebt ed Gin a4ter Artz
tpfrat ni6t germ at. Seine 6inansanz
oe%leocnbeiten beicrBten BE @cbr. 9arins
in 9onoon auf bic Ct naG ,belieben sieben
tounte. x,Oa cS aber IN uniercn Bonz
fen rer b6le @ebrau6 1T, eab Spl9e, bic
feline @elper pepontrt baben, aud feline
befummen, tpenn ibre @ed@el nidt Ycn
2euten sic ber8ont al6 ;ab;un96fdbis BE-
fa,t1t enppl fttrt itrto, uni er ~@raf" ober bod
@elpbaben mubte, uni itanrc69emlbleb en
Ut t5nnen, II bewos Ct 5errn s. 8. 9y9u
inn bielc feline @efaQi9feit ;u erspeilen.
Der erite @eGlel mar fiji $50 pfuno
Sterlin9 tbu fol91es1 no6.2 anoere fiji
$3.50 jepen. Die Bedlel puroen YOU
Der Marine 8anf or9enpmmen uno BEN
~@rafen" @oriduie barauf sema9t be1
Neit iolltc bcsablt peroen @cbalb con ben
8arinss Der Muftras ba;u eintrefe.
F@raf Yicaro ;Dg IS ater Ypr oteied
Gintrefen nidt ab;uparten, ionbern nod
an, rdmli@en Mbeno ietn 0epGf mad
Milmaufce II. ct. Yaul Depot ldaf>
fen ~, laljen,bei welder@ ele9enbeit er fid
bic fleine unoprii@ti9feit ;u G@uleen
fcmmen lief III fetnenn 8parptnebaus ii.
|8e;abluus itiner Rednuns su perseiien
Diele6 beie9tlte {ein @@tdial. De-
@irtb madte {ofort auf Der Yoli;ei Din:
seiee, unb pielc &partete lanse am DeppI
auf ben Gi9entbImer ce5 @epdd6 EEL
aber ni9t eri@ien. l..
Da fam enoli9 Na9ri9t ssn Jpn
Ct bate ftd Gin fIbcs Glub@er
9efauft nit per er nod einise Stunoer
ar9enebm Dertdnpeln ncute ebe er unie=
rer 9uten @taot auf tmmer ben &uder
febrte, mubte fe aber la}1en unp eer Gin
labung bet poli;ei foleen uno einenSras
3ier9an8 in pa6 Staoteefdn9nib antreten
$72 tpurpen nod bel ibm 9efunoeu.
Gr befannte fi@ i1uloi9 uno CAB 81
pab CT bur9aua tein @raf {tt, per;i@tet'
audi auf baS Gerb6r Dor ben, polise'9e:
rtGte unb ba Is ibm nun at, $600BIrs:
i9aft feblte manberte er ms @efdnanib
SIM @an;en er11winbelte CT fid $500
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1869-12-16

pic G6iefer Eager an oer &ateSuz
perior unp MiNii1ppi Giienbobn fno
mabreno riel rs Monots rur6 eineuSpe>
;iolMsenten Der 8abn 9cplosiib unter<
iudt wprcen> unb bat eS fih berdu69e7
itel!t poe> ueben einieen aewDbnl{den
Mlaterial, bcrtS6tefer Don Der al(erbelten
Sualitdt in un9ebeuren Mai1en pprbanz
ben it. Drei 8iertbeile bieler Bride
Iiesen an Der 2afe Superior Babn unb
it barum Der S@iefcr nit menisen un<
fofen gu s%erierben. Gin uneefdbrerlleberz
|9lo9 er9iebt> oab leidt 3u9Gnlide @@icz
fcrbriide NIT elmer 3abl ppn 3000Wann
beorbeittt &perben fEnnen,s~ bic III 1870
Square6 per Mann bere9net, $4,000
SQUARES Sdiefer per Sabr su Marfte
fDrrern.
Die l1nfoRen murpen ]9 auf $2,400,<
900 bclaufen unc fit bic unternebmer
Elm Retn9ewinn Don 100000 abfauen.
M%naenpmn,en bic 5dlfte tieler 99ieferz
NuSbeute, nebn1e ieinen Be9 lber ct.
Yaul, 70 1piroe Der Tran6pprt Der Suz
peripr Babn> Iter cine balbeWiQion einz
brin9cu.
49, $4,000 8uIbel &alf }purocn wdb<
reno oes GpmmerS Don Sbatopee ser
idift.
Difrttt Gourt.- Der Dintcrz
termin oiele6 @eri9te5 beeann leBten
Dienitay Mor9ens. G6 befnoen {i@ int
@an;em tai Sale auf peI1e,, Calender.
Daopn finp unsefdbr fanf3is Sury 6due.
Der erfte SurYGau mar S. q. Strdblein
se9en Charles &rdmerath s.. @iesenz
tboler Mnpalt fir &l6ser. Ri9ter 8.
emmett Mnwalt fir ben &erfla9ten.
Das 8erptct mar ;u @unten oe6 &ldz
gers fir $685.. Der ipeite SAL mar
Muropd @bite uno' @ates VS.. Neuben
@ibipn. $. s. @prn fir ben &ld9er.
Seine @ertbetoi9une. @erbtct 81 Gum
fen pes&ldaer fit $298.81. Der critte
Sail 6. .. 5tron9 VS.. Donnepun u.
&earcon 1T nod ridt entlaiepen.
- 3mi]@en @tiapaoterr 'u,no @bite
8ear Gate Station. 1T cine Staee Cine
errfdtet ruerbsn, bic : iStiupater jeoen
Montas, M{ttwo@ unb Greita9 serl1bt
unb NIT benz btnaufabrenoen <3uee gu
iantme1 trift uno mad Nnfunft oe6
3use6 Dor. Sben wieoer iuradtebrt.
- Som Monta9 an miro r,ur nod
ein3us per Sag BON bier nab pe,n 9Ren
seben. Der Nu&mtnass3us gebt- nur
bt5 Spatenna.
49, @ttetn puret Elm mann Namene
36tnrp t&obbs, bur@ ben Deputy Sheriff
bon @tiQpater mad! bel, biei19er Sail
sebra@t, no &, biiS, gum ultn .rrldd9jten .Iermi,
Der gourt in Bafbinsto.,,l s.. ipo.e.rtbdlteiben
tutrb: }Ssing 8erbre@en befebt karin,
bae II etntn usbtrred fail, he e6 betet,
nit bsr &tf@t eefan9tn une etnseiperrt
ja ,perben IN. ffhit' pett' @tRter YReoe unp
DtSud go baten. sa*es'sBa8 ,sjaS&s ss'Ix5
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1869-12-16

un9lufsfall. - W!s Mli9ael
Glannery Elm ju>8er Sr!dnoer Der ol6
&utl6er BEL 6errn g. 8. 8eder rient,
am Donneri flag bic pferoe mad .5auie
trieb, ideint IS, na9 Der oueemeinen
Nu6lage, cab bic etpaS iu feuri9en
Ebtere i'm Y%eranlabten mcbr ais out
mar bic 3i9el 1dteeen gu laien. Sort
9in9's i'm @alppp bis unterbab 8roaoz
nay 100 IS Jpn, beoinfer me@te, bos e6
3eit lei co5 0elponn ;u 3ii9eln ; aber
bic SPHERE waren ni9t mebr ;u bdnrisen>
unp ais e. all Der Gfe ron Slipe 6traBe
einbieaen mplte par bic 6orce 70 fart,
odb Der Do9en auf cem ldlipfrisem
Giie in einem peiten 8oseu fortrutibte,
i11 abl1ie uro i9liebli6 NIT 9roser(
@utb biu9eidleupert uuroe. Man bob
ben un9lldli9en Treiber in be,pubtlo|em
3ufanoe auf unb bra9ts Jpn {dliebli6
na6 Dem 5pIpital, no er 9e9en IL ubr
an ren 6olsen elmer Serlesung Der innez
ten Blutgef dse ftarb.
Jebl9eI@la9ene5 pffnun9.
- Gin bcfannter @rzMloermann her 2.
ten Dorc uno intiner Spessl 1einer @ez
frer9en beS Staptri9ter6 rpar felt mebz
rerenB oden ipurlos serl@wunren. .9liez
n,anb fonnte it9 crfldren 100 ct bineetem 4
men par. Mls ct jeoo@ pl6bli6 an je@
nem 9roeen Montas Mbeno an weldem
Die weilen 5dupter Der |5anrelsz &ammer
ii@ mutbis fir Die @innepes Republtt
in Die S@an3e &parfen unb DonnellY bel
srobe Senior Nrmee unter bic BoftnF
rief, in lanoen @ourier>@ tiefeln lein Grz
ldeinen madte fldrte i9 oa6 @ebetmnie
auf. Der GrzMlpermann iou als Spe<
ialBot(9after oe6 bieisen Head Center
Der 6ini9an6 mad @innepe9 9el9idt
tporoen iein UNI fit ~ie1en" intimenS pe<1
gel bic &epolusler polttil1 gu Ionoiren
unp ju ermitteln ub bieielben ni@t sezl
nei9t wdrtn ben @pe3sl gum Yrd1ipenttn
bet @innepeQzG enierz &epublit ju aeeep<
tiren. Die Sa@e 1T nun leiper pleite
9e9aneen uno t6nntu 8etoe jebt NIT Der
9rSbteu Muee ibren neutrality-suspicious.
Telo;u9plan auearbetten.
Brotnaro VS.. Gaber. - Dieie|
tciren .5trrn itreiten ii@ felt einieen So
gen Dor ben Trtepen6ri9tern 6omaro H..
Yarfcr UNI poe &nre@t auf einen Sib
i'm &eprdltntanten 6au1e. 8rainarb
ttbaupttt Gaber babe un9eietlt&e @tim>
men befommen F., unb 2ebterer bebauptet
Grferer babe nod ptel mebr pom Der NAM
li@en Sorte befommen. Da6 8erbbr
bat bts jebt nod ni@te8 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
er9eoen.n 13lo1Et3 , i:as = f.
a5-'' Orr Menl9' 1T itin ,2ebtaas elm
1ootenardber NIT IL Sabren beardbt er
feline la@tnot .Rinebeit, mil. 49, 9nbren
feline arsfse"s Suaenp," aniti2Oa tine erft
2iebe,s NIT 80 itinene 0!aubea = an : bie
menldbeit, mit-40- Sabren beardbt er
ittne 9oFnunsen, nit 30 iaou feline
Man(de. nit go mad unp mad. Stiuel
anfSinne bae 65ren, $Sebth' VI +.
bic e enplt& poleaps1 8du;siin pos Njrat
fntt. ,aHolo. &
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1869-12-16
polpti8erifbt.

8rr ctelcu1 Tribunal narcn mdbrenb
Der @p9e cine Mn;abl Sale bic pe6
jntere0anten bdtten niel bieten fSnnen>
e5 ater reuno6 ni9t tbaten. Da6
Darum miro Der ,2eier i9cn ieltit fn>
ten. ! j. ~ LII = + i j
Die aenDbnltGe Mn;abl iebr s.mSbnz
lid Betruntenen wuroe ocr9efubrt une
mie semIbnli6 tcfroft.f
Yeter 6au, Gin Tarbiser, mar anse@
flaat BON einer9 9Snen aus afrtfanii9em
Stamme, ibr in elmer l1>pa9en Stunbe
ibre Sun9frduli@teit 9eraubt ;u baben.
peter leu9net Stein unc ,8etn uno Der
prp;eb muroe Yerl1oben. ,4.I a..
6. %. Natriose> frtibtr 8u6balter bel
9errn l1umann an Der Sadion Strabe,
bate mebrere @edil 9etdll@t ,rar pom
bier fort scsan9en uno bate ftd bic @elt
a%n9eleben. Sn philadelphia u,a@te er
lelbf Mu;ei9c pom per@ei9i9te u. nurce
an bic bieI9e 8ebIroe ausseliefert. 81
befannte G6 idulbis~ uno wurce a., Die
Court ibermieien.
'Das S9idlal cc6 @rofen Yiearo fin
bet rer &c ler in elmer arocren Spolte.
sa Gin Srllnperss Namcn6 Mar6 bate
cinen 'SS,un9en eepbrfei8t' unb mu6te naflr
bic @eridtsfoten 'sablen. Wdbrenb pes
@rrb1rs ftabl tr etnen1 anocren Nn9etla9z
ten eos, podetbu6 NIT $3.50 aus Der
Talde. 9ierflr muBte Ct iauf 20 Iase
in bic &ettengarre etntreten.
;3mei Beoien1tetc Der ct. paul unc
Siour City Giltnbabn batten f19 oo6
fleine p%ripile9ium seapmnen, eit in,
bieiI9en Depot rtr 8abn liesenoes@ein>
faB o%n;ubprenb uno ben Srbalt elmer
Yrcbe gu u%nterperfeu. Der Midter biel!
pic Beinprobe fir gan; unc gar nt9t
ant plase uno ftrafte bic 8eicer UNI
$3.50 Secen.
.. 8. Marmeu> Elm Tarbiser Ter ea5
&eini9en Bet Mbtritte al6@el9aft betreibt,
p%arfumirte IN Der Na@t Don D%onnertaQ
auf Treitus mittel6 cine6 So9es in leiz
mem WaBen einen eroben She'll &c.
Sbern @taot gum @er9e1ntb aller All
ben parfQmtrten Straeeu @obnenoer,
@or ben ppliseiri@ter sebradt tllrte fld
bic Sadie auf ba6 Marfelo eben Mal>
beur nit letnem &a9en 9ebabt uno II
wuroe e. 9e9en 3ablun9 ber Soften eatz
laflen.
Die buntlt @attrl9aftsfrase bic felt
3pei @o@en unler lunit IL wobnli@ aus
1ebenoe6p oli;ei9ert@t6;imu1er oeroiferte
unb' rt9t nur bic SDbnc Nfrifa6 in
Aufreeuns bielt, 1onbern AUDI lcsar cine
;iemltde CONFORMATION in 9eri1en ecus
caifl9en &reiien berrprbra6te> wurot
9etern 9eldloNen unp som Hi9ter BIZ
M~nsetla9ten %entla7en, ia IS fl@ fla,
er9ob> oae Nliee 70 Yic( urto 10 oft &C.
liebt batte, bae e6 cine unmS9lidfeit lei
rDenjenisen wel@en" ;u befimmen.
Der tereotYpe Iruntenbplo fanp td
Gin uno tle6te feline ftereotypen $3.50.
Dienfos. 49, 3rei Mneetrunfsns
maren aut6.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1869-12-16

ssnD%-3& irsser,ptiient Die Beamten Der.
beusf4ent Ginmanherunssgeie4iaaft ron.
st: paul aufttnea u;eigefin5eln anbez
rem Spalte. III nil!iA r9tej 4HioaiS
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1869-12-16

* Bic iby vfatte!t" 10 rsitet ibr
brru, febt il; bab an Sa:!Ier unb 3Rfier,jeus Alfa
BON eutfr ,Arbeit lei, unb am @ei&irr ttetr uub
Arbtit an @hte ,pfttefern. Cute @ather- uut
Riemerartt;t |ra1t SSebena. btr gNfpB unb Ba8et
balt, auiab1li9 etn bItftfs @amm&en fir St.
paratur, unb isltR &eberatu.en isute man nur Ii
tinsu, @tiitr a glc. I MAIDEN h(xn, pie 81
aueuR'9a =, a. 81, brittle @tra6t nebeu Gmf
unh 1teota!h, tt1 n.ratbt FIN g<fF9aft unt. +
nnGeis IN {anen yYsifr.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1869-12-16
Ct. Naul.

Wabreno pes Yerflo0enen SotrS
'puroen in ct. Yaul 500 r,eue 0ebsu be
erri@tet nit cinem &ofenaufmonee bot
$1,395,727. Darunter maren 351
@obnbau{er> AZ @el9dft6eetSure nne.
II GtfenbabnoebGube.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1869-12-16
@eibna@ten.

paul Jobe.s Sp,eIuaaren 8a3aar, brittle Ctr.
rabe ber 1arfet, bietet bic erSSte Nuspabl BON
@pielwuarea jeeer VII, yorseQon- unb @aaant:.
rie-@aaren, gaier, muFtalti&e S%nltrumente,
@9litten, p'a9trpue teuti9e SSrbt, 2renmti1,
Nippiaafn e.
Gttn{p be beFe unb f1ild.Fe ausmaN sonG're>
.eertes tefanei8 be-ratbie.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1869-12-16
Stcuer5abler.

User Smiiden jebt uno Dem I. JebruaF
feline Steuern 3ablt crbdlt 10 Nrcasnt
1ad9elai7en.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1869-12-16
Gtmas ean5 Ncnce.

5, @db u. So. BADEN Is uno 50 Gent SID
aufsefe0t bic nit aQerlei Wettna@ts' utb Rta-
iabrSeei9enten utrbauft Nnp ; Elm Sebes 1T einse-
!laeen F1 81 iber;eIeeu, If tte Baars r!&t taW
fprtse|9e1!t tpirb.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1869-08-11

A STUBBORN FAcT.-There is scarcely
any disease in which purgative medicines
are not more or less required, and much
suffering might be prevented were thew
more generally used. No person can
feel we'll while costive habit of BODY
prevails. Besides, it soon generates Sc
rious diseases, which might have been
avoided by timely use of cathartic me-
dlcines. For this purpose, DIR. TUFTS
VEGETABLE LIVER PILLS are confidently
recommended. They are mild, safe,
prompt and uniform in their action.
They contain no mercury. Persons may
eat and drink as usual, and they may be
taken at any time. Af6
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1869-08-11

HE SCIENCE OF HEALTH AND THE ART
OF HEALING. CELEBRATED
QUEENS DELIGHT puts every man in pos
session OF the means of improving his
own health. Disorders of the Stomach,
Liver and Bowels are very numerous.
The Stomach is the great centre which
influences the health or disease of the
system-ahused, debilitated by excess,
indigestion, offensive breath and physi-
cal prostration are the natural conse-
quences; allied to the brain, it is the
source of headaches, mental depression,
nervous complaints and unrefreshing
sleep. The Liver becomes affected and
generates bilious disorders, pains in the
side, &c. The Bowels sympathize by
costiveness, diarrhea and dysentery.
The great power of the HE1N1TsH MEp1-
CINE is on the Stomach. The Liver,
Lungs, Bowels. Kidneys participate in
the recuperative powers and regenerative
operations of this great MEDICINE. To
sick and feeble we advise O trial Al
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WAS 1T ANOTHER GCNPOWDER PLOT?-
At All early hour on the morning of the
9th, during the session of the British
Houses of Parliament, great excitement
was occasioned by loud explosion in
the building. A search was instituted,
and a tin case which had contained pow
der, was picked up on the terrace near
by. Not much damage was done. No
arrests were made. The affair is involved
in mystery. Who is the new Guy
Fawkes?
The Washington correspondent of the
Richmond Dispatch states that the indi-
cations are by no means few of a digni-
fed row in the radical party before the
inauguration of the new year. The pre-
sent party calm forebodes q storm, and
it will come almost before the echo of
the Speakers gavel calling the House to
order in December next has died away.
A GENERAL VAIL. Charles E. Moss,
ultra radical, gives up tho ghost in last
weeks Anti-Slaoery Standard, with the
statement that disintegration has set ra-
pidly in in the party, and he bewails
thus: Virginia is lost; Tennessee fol-
lows Virginia; Mississippi, also, 1 fear,
and Texas most certainly"
Ben. Wood, the irrepressible, in an
article relative to the circulation of the
various New York papers, reiterates his
challenge of the I'd of April, in which ho
offers to wager several thousand dollars
that his paper-the Daily Ne,vs-has a
larger circulation than any other daily
paper published in the United States.
They appear to have modern Blue
Beard out in Wisconsin, for the tele-
graph announces that doctor has been
arrested on the charge of poisoning his
fourth wife, while the fact is we'll remem-
bered that his third wife died very sud-
denly but little more than year ago.
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{ On Sunday last, Hon. Sydney Clarke,
Of the Committee on Indian Affairs, held

Of the Committee on Indian Affairs, held
a council with thirty chiefs and counsel.
lora Of three OF the five bsnd~.censsssisin
the Usage tribe. He told them he wanted
to hear wbatsthey had to shy in regard
to the Sturgcs treaty OF may, 1855, 40.
cording to which the SOsages bed agreed
to sell their lands to Sturgee, or the Lea;
venworth, Lawrence aud Galveston Rail.
road Company, for 1S cents per acre.
They denounced the treaty as a fraud
and swindle, and declared it was pro-.
cured by means of threats and promises
of bribes. They complained. also, that
their annuities are not paid according to
treaties; that the agent fails to give them
their dues; that white settlers destroy
their timber, and that they are cheated
on all sides. Mr.. Clarke will 10y their
grievances before the President and In
dian Bureau. 1t is stated that upward
of 1,500 white settlers have settled upon
the Usage reservation, and more are go
ing upon it every day. Under such cir
cumstances, it need not be wondered at
that many of the Indian tribes have gone
upon the war-path, or that others, hith-
erto peaceful, should eventually do so.
The Indian "policy" has been a very
loose and vicious one for many years. It
sadly needs amendment, and the instil-
ment of little humanity and business.
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DIR. James F. McRee, Sr., one of the
Oldest and most esteemed citizens and
one who ranked among the first medical
men of this country, died at his residence
in Wilmington, N. c., on the 10th inst,
at the advanced age of seventy four
years. His death was sudden and wholly
unexpected, and is attributed to some
disease Of the throat-quinsy, it is
thought.
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EXECUTIVE CnEMENCY.- hath it
that Scipio Jenkins, who was indicted
and convicted of the murder of young
Brandford, citizen, in the Battery riot
in 1866, and whose sentence of death
was commuted to Imprisonment in the
Penitentiary, has been pardoned by Co
vernon Scott, and is now at large. AS
humanitarians we hope that Governor
SCOTS clemency may not be thrown
away; but it is significant fact that the
cells of the detective Office are daily filled
with the objects of Governor Scott's Gle
mency.-Chdrleston Courier.
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