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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-12-22
MISCELLANEOUS.

A -REsToRER AMERICA ACTS ON THE HAIR
s sao ca ns ng5s or n ss just "
ION snem your teeth 90 his proissson and manipu
Condition 10 health AND Seine anu
This by y" without the slightest nnse
that he cleanse and beautify the entire denure
tho ' other he from a
s with sSn s sS sTe and eS that as be-
bed ever Uttered with sheen like that Of these delicate
The dentue being now restored heaiSSu cleany
condition present uniform and beautiful appearance. In
~ REsToRER AMERICA
anSa their fortunate and healthy eonpsnions and
laying siege 70 their roots with the aid Of NE b.Orbcnts Is
In due time i restores them their olisna without
the perfect 6nir save as dressing, in the final Of
'e,n ss f Ras AMERICA WILL ONLY REPRODUCE
THE LOST eoLoR N ITS oRIaINAL SHADE, however
TO he had at MAcYs stores sixth Fourteenth
streets DRUGGISTS and the various hair emporums throughout
works and wholesale depot, ao2 Eas rhesh st.
A BsoLurE DIVORCES OBTAINED FROM THE
&c., sufficient cause charge in advance Advice FREQ.
u !. KING, Councillor at Law, 1913 Broadway
A ssoLurE DIVORCES OBTAINED FROM DIFFERENT
"A states legal everywhere dcsertion, &C. sufficient cause
NJ. HOUSE. Attorney, rs Nassau street.
E'ARo AND POKER CHECKS, COMPRESSED rvoBy.
sam, ' 9o o. s ss per SET plain Aed sso engraved,
WIN. NJ. WELDING,
2o7 Centre street, sole pateniee and manufacturer
II AwKEs' PATENT FOUNTAIN PEH-No INKsrAND
required One hIling wrstcs l2 hours send stamp for
circular. GEORGE Y. HAWKES.,
Manufacturers, "a Fassas street, Ny.
Jew GOODS Sow OPENING
PARIS, LONDON AND BOHEMIA
Gilt and Bronze Clocks Figures,
jit mounted VASES and J8rdineres
49,, Jewel Cases, Bonboncrcs, Tables, &c.
China Dinner and Dessert Scts
very cheap.
Silver Plated Ware, extra quality.
Chandeliers and Gas Fixtures
from us,er, London
and Of manufacture.
Agents for Rogers Groups
II. V. HAUGHWDUf n Co,
49,, 400 and 42 Broadway, corner Broome street.
MO MORE MEDIcINE.-DysPEPsIA PuTHIsIs CON
~ slpaon Dsrrhoa cured by the Revelenta Food; tins
| lb VI 29t suUud cures. Copies gratis
II. DuBARRY, 1853 William street, New York.
pADfcAL CURE, WITHOUT KNIFE, CAUsTIc OR
IL detention business for Structure Fistua, Piles
Da-sses Pelvic Viscera, Diseases Deormes
the Eye, Sose Face aud Person.
HENRY A. DANIELS NJ d., Ia Lexington avenue.
no IMroRTERs-THE UNDERSIGNED LATE UNITED
1 States Appraiser Tin connection with Charles H. Hunt
Esq, formerly Assistant Attorney for the United saios
VIII attend TO any Dusntss the Custom, House and A.,
praser's Department, 10 connected with Tia
erroneous cassihc alton Illegal duties bcevin
that the experience OF over 20 years. with thorough know
-" sury viii render his services desirable Importers
u 70 their advantage by consulting with me before
their goods at the Custom House
"a IN the State courts, collections CON van. nctng
gave due attention.
ISAAC PHILLIPS,
l0S Broadway, rooms II and IL
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SAILED.

Steamships Cimbria. Hamburg; Alaska, Aspnwan: Virgo
Savannah Charleston, for Charleston Niagara Richmo
DC
Wind at sunset f, light.
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CONTRIBUTIONS III Iue tNHSH ScTFFcs
Cytejs qJ Bureaus--Captain AmmeB Chief OF the
Bureau OF Yards and Docks; Commodore case, Chief
OF the Bureau OF Ordnance; Paymaster Edward
Dunn, Chief Of tie bureau Of Provisions and Cloth
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POLITICAL DISABILITIES.
xybo baye been Relieved In South Car
olina. Georgia and Florida by the late
Act Of Congress.

The following is the correct list Of the ex
Confederates in the States OF South Carroll ma
Georgia and Florida, relieved on Tuesday by
more than two-thlrds OF the House Of Repro
sentatiyes, and by q unanimous vote OF the
Senate:
That all legal and political disabilities im-
posed by the United States upon the following
named citizens OF the several States herein
after mentioned, in consequence OF parficipa-
ton in the recent rebellion, be, and the same
are hereby removed, namely:
SOUTH CAnoLINA.-Richland County-Dr. j.
w. Parker. Thomas J. Lamotte, and Ainsley
FL. Monteith.
Barnwell County-N. G. w. Walker.
Charleston County-Wiliam Whaley, Z. III.
Whiting and B. F. Dunkln.
Chester County-W. P. Gill and Eli Corn
wall.
Georgetown County-S. L. Atkinson.
Greenville County-H. z. Hammett and +.
@. Cover.
Horny County,. 3. Sawis.
Fairfield County-W ". Boyco.
Marion C;uuty-Ely Godbold.
Marlboro Couuty-W. D. Johnson.
Sumter County-Danlel Kcels.
GEORGIA. .-Twiggs County--E. s. Griffin.
Baldwin County-Dr. Thomas f. Green.
Atlanta County-Fostcr Blotsett.
Floyd County-P. NJ. Seibley.
FLoRrDA.-PensacoIa-J W. Kelly, George
n. Mcneil, md Flo e. Luquce.
Fernandina-S. B. McLin.
HaniiIton-Alcxander Bell, James NJ. Clardy,
John Bryan, R. J. Gevil, and ". j. j. Dun
can.
Jasper-Henry J. Stewart.
Cedar Keys-Lews Dlsbang.
Madison-G. NJ T. Brlnsou.
Aualachicola-B.F T. Simmons.
Tallahassee-A. L. Woodward and j. L. Bar
nard.
Calhoun Countrywide Lott
Franklin Countv-Nathan Baker.
Leon County-B f Allen.
Bradford Couuty-Roland Thomas. A. J.
prcvatt, A. j. Weeks john f. Slmons. R. ?.
Scrdis, j. c. Richard James Abbott: John J.
Lamb, Isaac loon. 81. ]. York, ". c. Hazle, W.
II. Perist. F. L. Dakle. w. NJ. Andrew, j. r.
Hodges. jacob Hines, and George Race.
Milton CouLty-Aifred Holley.
Monticello 6ounty-James D. Norris.
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CONGRESSIONAL.

FARRAGUT-TaE ALABAMA-RELHvING TILE
PRESIDENT OF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. THE
ARMY AND NAVY.
WASHINGTON, February 19.-IS THE SENATE,
the bill regarding Farragut's captures on the
Mississippi was passed, and goes to the Presi-
dent.
The bill allowing $19O.OO0 to the destroyers
of the cruiser Alabama was passed, and gees
to the President.
A bill was introduced repealipg the law fix
ing the headqra ters Of the general Of the
army at Washington and compelling the Pres
ident to issue orders through him.
The Iudiau Appropriation bill was discussed
to adjournment.
In THE house. the Army Appropriation bill
was considered. All the amendments redn-
cling the ordinary appropriations were agreed
to. The following WIS adopted as substitute
for the amendment reducing tho army: ''Until
the army is reduced to twenty regiments of
infantry, fvc Of afSlery aud five of cavalry. no
new commissions shall issue. The regiments
shall be consolidated as rapidly as the reduc-
ton of officers permits. No appointments or
promotions shall be made in any department
of the army" The bill was then passed.
The conference report on naval affairs was
adoptsd. It forbids promotions or appoint
ments until the officers shall be reduced to the
required number.
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WASHINGTON.

THE SUPREME COURT RECOGNIZES THE MOL. PROS.
NT7E CASE OF JEFFERSON DAVIS -sHERMAN's
FRIENDS MAKE HIN PRESENT OF GRANTS
BousE-REMovAL OF THE SIXTH INFANTRY TO
MISSOURI.
WASHINGTON, February 19-In the Supreme
Court on motion of Attorney General Evafts,
the certificate OF the division of opinion i'll the
Circuit Court OF Virginia, in the case Of MIR.
Davis, was dismissed on account of mol. pros.
entered in the court below.
General Imboden Is here.
The British Government has informed Mr..
Seward that orders have been is ued for the
release of the prisoners Costello and Warren.
Seward, in replying to the letter urging pro-
lection to American citizens in Cuba, says that
at least half OF Hoff's feet is in Cuban waters,
and that Hof has been fully and repeatedly
instructed to extend all proper protection to
American interests.
The application for haoeas corpus for the
Tortugas prisoners will be heard tomorrow.
Shermau's friends have bought for him
Grants house and furniture, possession. to be
given March 5.
Six companies of the 9Th Infantry, now in
South Carolins, have been ordered to Mis-
souri,
The ne w Tax bill covers six hundred pages.
Dempsey, who cowhided Duncan, the Patent
Office clerk, for his evidence about the station
cry contracts, has been fined 5000 ana lmpris-
oned ten days.
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sP4RKs FROM THE WLREs.

Trouble is brewing between the Spanish and
Cuban residents OF New Orleans, and the
Spanish Consul has asked the cooperation of
the Governor Of Louisiana in keeping the
peace between them.
The Southern Press Convention has re-
elected A. R. Lamar, Of Georgia, President;
NJ. J. Williams, of Alabama, Vlce-Presidcnt;
A. ". Reese, OF Georgia, Secretary and Trea-
surer; J. A. Englehart. of North Carolina, E.
W. Dawson, OF South Carolina, James Gard
ner. of Georgia, ". J. Rarlage: of Tennessee.
W. ". Screws, of Alabama, and j. Armstrong,
OF Mississippi, directors.
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na-THE SEEDS or SICkNESS.-BARC

E5-THE SEEDS OF SICkNESS.-BARON
Munchausrn tells story OF u post-boya horn.
which had number OF wicked tunes blown inc 1t
one frosty night but made no res oonsc. Ncvcrlhc-
itss when it yes hung before hot Gre, tho tunes,
which had ben frozen in, thiwed out, to The
ama:enlcnt OF all pres ut Just so the human sys-
tenn, subj cted to injuri)u influences during the
winter, ometme, give no token of the effect thy
have produced upon It, until the moist atmosphere
OF spring develops their fruit Many spring diseases
arc th- result tuf wi ter mpruden 'es, aud great and
esp cia sho I'D be t'ken OF the system in the
cold season. 60 that it may be in solnd aud yigor-
Gus condition when the malarious foss of March and
Oil the -tomach aud the general organization at tDis
81 .sou with EOSIErrrN> BIrTEHS. Take This
pleasant We e:bc antidoto In adv of the upris.
in. Of the m:phi Ic mists aud vapnrS, which pro
duco chls aud Ievcr and o.Icr m;aSDatic diseases.
Rcu .mbcr at il i. preventive mediciDe-as pow
cr.ul to project icstoro Tho storn lcl Is apt to
be ovcrt xcd at this Lpo oil the yca II is period
devoted to dinuer and supper parties, and luxurious
hvin gener.ly Foa,iing and late houls weaken
the dgc i've organs aud dso.cer the liver. be cf-
feet Of tha Dtier is 10 invisorae tile one and rcgu
late the other. Ihcrc Is no month il the twslVe
than in this, AID here preparation oI that ua-
turc 70 thol ougbly falubrious so bracing, and so
entirely free ON uoduc exciting properties as this
celebrated vegetable cordial
tebruary 20 DGC C
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MoN1Gs Recovered ~ Fo 'EIGN C,USTEIEs
ON acc ,UNr oF THE SOUTHERN CaNrEpEnnCY
lie secretary Uf,nc treasury ha3 aun" 10 iio
Hnnsc rcp,y 10 the resolution as to tie
amount OF mo:lay rec ,vo,eJ IN fore & "cnnirlc:
un acc Juur Uf the lac Conf: ...ie Slat
Cal b Us ling Was eniolu\ @ bY the Sia:e Dc
par mcu on tliaG BUSINESS. aud .rcpur!s That
SCI 723 have brs, recovered. The balance
remaining is $3.50 Oh whc.i there rs III!
paid u9mani for IL ihonsl'd doIaf''. inciu-
din. il The -um wnic.i has been d!shur, cd tlom
t!iis ruad $50 irIlIcs deposited with Il court III
Francc III the Arnlan suit accorIn% to III" law
which requires from aliens security for 'yment
OF costs, which sum shall r. 1lain IN said court.
LIE niol,natos called for by the resolution
has already ho. furnished the residue ut
none, r. ,ived from the sale OF ca 'tured and
abandoned lands in tho ciusurrectIonary districts
having b,cn covered inio tho reasu,J. y
This sum the $500 600 nlcut1on q IN The pre-.
vious ducumenL Oh d,pvst wIth the f.itmtre
Iolu aud Trus. Company. OF New York Is to
secure the suretes Oh bonl requ r.hd TO os
ven by S LII icn Dra rer late cotton agent III
New YrIi city. In tho suits agluls. h:n,
S 100 Uu0 Jrc relea> hy di>cJnli"uancc "f part
OF ne SUITS aid covered into tho Treasury II
Nov mber. 1857. llit remaining sl0O,u00 stall
rem n, on i,.,o5it 10 ABIDE tbs resu!I OF such
remlinlng suits.
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with one thousand women and children rs re-
fugees. The troops were harrassed the entire
route by the insuroents.
The United States Consul having applied for
a passrort for naturalized citizen, the latter
was arrested, and the Consul was informed
that the government could not recognize his
right to apply for passports. The consul has
telegraphed to Washington asking for the
prompt Intervention of his government to pro-
tect it's citizens. and, in case of refusal. ten
dering his resignation.
The government has received intelligence of
rising in the vicinity Of Matanzls. Tho rebels
number three hundred and the greatest alarm
prevailed there. Senor Castillo, director Of n
savings bank, has been arrested, and the police
are searching for other wealthy and suspected
men.
New YoRS February IA special to The
Herald, dated Havana the 14th. says: ''Insur-
gents have appeared in the Dstrlc. OF Colon
under the leadership of Colonel Iuclan, q Mexi-
can officer. In the Cuzco Mountains two
thousand men are waiting the signal for re-
volt. There are other Mexican officers in
command OF insurgents IN this disti1ct ana
other parts Of the island. The Cuban passcn-
gers who were found OH board the schooner
Galoanie have oeen tried in q maritime court
for treason and sentenced to death, but Cap
tain. General Du,ce will probably commute the
sentence and send them out OF the island to
some convict station. The schooner has been
declared legal prize, Of which judgment the
British Consul notified his government. h
las also expressed hopes that the captain and
crew OF the schooner will be released. Advices
from Trinidad to the 9th have been received.
The American Consul there had joined the in-
surgeuts aud turned over his office to another
person. The insurgents hold Tunas and have
many Spanish prisoners. The wife o! Captain
General pa!ce will soon leave for Spain
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EUROPE.
MODERATE MEASURES IN SPAIN.


MADRID, February ia decree has been
adopted establishing pai.ern, legal jurlsdic-
tion. abolishing the ecclesiastical courts, and
modifying the financial administI alton OF the
colonies.
LAST MEETING OF THE CONFERENCE AND IT'S DIS
soLUrIoN-TuE GREEK REPLY sAT1sFAcroag-
PROTECTION TO CHRISTIANS IN TURKEY.
PARIS, Feiru ry 19.-ihere was q meeting
of the Conference today. The reply OF Gr, ecc
wss received and decided t. be satisfactory. a
resolution was adopted whereby the Great
Powers reserve to theraSel, es the right to pro-
tect the lives property and interests OF the
Christian inhabitants of Turkey. The repre-
sentatlves signed the protocol, and the confer
ence was diss oived.
EX-NNa FERDINAND AND THE SPANISH THRONE
PARIS, February 19.-The reports that the
ex-King Ferdinand, Of Portugal. has consent
ed to be q candidate for tho Spanish crown are
premature. Though strongly urged, he still
refuses to GLOW his name 10 be used in con-
nection with the sovereignty. majority OF
the ltsmoers Of the Constituent Cores, now Ill
session at Madrid, are opposed to Duke Mont
pensier, and there is little prospect Of his sue
cess.
PASSAGE OF THE REPLY IT, THE QUEENS SPEECH
THE NEGOTIATIONS WITH THE UNITED
srATEs-THE IRIsH CHURCH QUEsTto ON.
LONDON, February 1s.-An address II reply
to the Q1co.'s speech was agreed to unani-
mously in both HOUSES OF Parliament.
In tho House of Commons Disracli express
ed sorrow that the ratification OF the oo1ven-
tien with the Um,cd States was not announced.
He hoped, however. for = speedy completion oi
the treaty.
Mr.. Gladstone was sure the negotiations
would end II tho same spirit in which they
wero commenced. The fnal issue would doubt
less be satisfactory 10 bo,h countries.
The irst OF March has been named for OPEN
ing tho debate on the d;sestablshment OF the
Irish Church.
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oz-THE EXTENT TO WHICH LIE ADUL.

as-THE EXTENT 10 WHICH LIE ADUL-
ITERATION OF Liquors is carried on 10 this coun-
try makes it the du Of the purchaser 10 lpVes'l'
catc the merits of the article offered for sae It is
well known fact that many OF the Brandies, Wines
&C.. are manufactured from -rencu Extracts, Essen-
til. Oils aud alcohol, which is poisonous. thereby
causing many injurious effects.
The pubic Is justly Suspicious Of nearly every
thing put up for sale uuder the namo Of Liquors. and
the tr dc has been broush: into dsrepute and in
order to nsure to those who desire Pure Artlc!e
Is only necessary ior US to say that we Import Dfec'
a nraudies, Wines and Zine. aud warEant t0cu per
leo ypure rs orr inlilJ imported.
AL Bot Liqa ~ Soaring the !7oo!a OF W. D.
copw,y 40. can be relied upon % boins pure
A5-purchascrs thouti no ice that the pa'cr Cap
eyer tic cork is not urokc We ply for Bottles inat
l,vo our labels Oh, Ono joliir per dozen %hen re-
{1,r, nf
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FUR PALAThn. .S:.Ue.-i'h,
Via SAVANNAH, FhhNaNDIhA AND JACKSON


,saS.s.. THE FIRst-CAss aTEe 1ER
sssT;5;5ias DICTATOR. Captain L. IL 'oxErrER,
viii eail from Charleston ever yueSicy E:enn0, at
Eigut oc;uck, ior the above points.
lie itstclass steamer CITY PDiST. Captaip WE
r. McNELTY Will all from Gh:rcsscn every Satur
day Erenin0, D. Eight O'CLOCK, ior aoove points
tonnecung with the C"ntl;il Raroad II ,aYa lnah
for Mobile aud Ne. Orleans, and with tue tiorda
Railroad at Fcrnaadinl for Cedar Rcya. ut which
point steamers connect with New Orleans. Mobile.
PcUsacoa. Key West and Il vana.
through Bills Ladiua given for Freight to Mobile,
Pensacola and New Orleans
Both steamers conncct,ng Oith H. 5. Harrs stsana
crs Octa,pahd anu Griffin Sloer Springs and Lakss
GriDfn Eustis, Harris and DURHAM
An trrigt: yaule IN the wharf.
Goods not removed ut sunser will be sIozed at rtsk
aid expense OF ow.iere.
For freight or Passage engageneI t. apply TO
]. D. AIKEN o., Ggents.
>onth Atlautic Wharf,.
N. R.-No extra charge for Meals aud Stlterooms.
Noyember 81
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Fcoru Try 1c

EJ.t We ARE CONSTANTLY RECEIVING
from ihc Moy,l &c Di :tric OF China 'hr choir st
chops Of GREE, AND SLACK TEAS ofnc casons.
wLc arc nn:isll ~ or .her strength and dclicacy
y flavor. We warrant our 'EAS to b'pu e and un-
aduierated, and 20 u gJu,ral sa.isasti,n. As We
sra. olsla.ty grccp Of Large carsoes OF Teas we
arc euauld to ocr to The ru 'lic ia finest chops at
4 rico thu. ml ~ dc i ,rs off.r inferior lea at.
trial aud co,nplrson will at oaro prove tn sasser
to. and it oLly renaius for the p1blc to jul fer
t.:c.n.clvcs NhSI. y. CuRWlN & CO.,
No 975 Kin ,-s. reat
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SuefiaI Aotifes.

w- THE REGISTRARS AND MANAGERS 6
of Elections in the late SECOND MILITARY DIS.
TRICT. who have not forwarded their Vouchers,
will transmit them to tho Dsbursing Ofhcer OF the
Reconstruction Fund, Charleston, S. C., by the 10th
Of March. 1869.
All Managers of Elections who have not yet re-
ceiyei their pay will please iorwIrd without delay
their postofice address. By order of
Major General GEO. G. MEADE, o. $. A., Comm 'nd
ing Department of the Sou b.
Jw. NICHOLS, Disbursing Officer.
February 20
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SPECIAL TELEGRAM TO TIE DAILY NEws.]

SPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE DAILY SEWs.J
COLUMBIA, February 19.-IN THE SENATE, the
following bills passed O second reading and
were ordered to oe engrossed: A bill amenda-
tory Of the acts Incorporating the University
Of South Carolina; bill to alter and amend the
charter OF Tie Town of Greeuviile.
Dickson introduced bill to incorporate the
Florence and lancaster Railroad Com pany,
which WIS read the first time, and the Senate
adjourned over to Tuesday in honor of W tsh-
Aington's birthday.
In THE House, the Charleston Election bill
was resumed. Elliott and Hyde spoke against
the bill. Elliott occupied the floor for an hour
Fand half. Whippor Replied in. favor OF the
bill. After FIVE hours fIibustering, during
which the yeas and nays were called five times,
the bilkwas passed at half.past we o'clock, by
q vote of yeas 50, nays IL.
resolution to adjourn over to Tuesday was
tabled.
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JAMC;R, PRINGLE.
sa-ITNTrED STATES CoURT-DIsTRIC.

s9-UNIrED STATES COURT-DISTRICT
OF SJUrH Ca aOLlNA-IN TIE NJ AFTER OF G.
a. NOISE, BANKRUPr.-Nottce is hereby given
that second general meeting of the Creditors of the
above Bankrupt will be held OF Charleston on the
FOURTH DAY OF MARCH NEXT. at eleven a. NJ, ut
the Office of J. G. CARPEN TER, Esq, one OF the
Registrars in Bankruptcy in sald District, for the
purposes named In the twentyseventh section OF the
Act of Con yres1, entitled IAN act to establish uni
form system of Bankruptcy throughout the United
States, approved March 2, 1867.
VS. HASTE,
Eohruarv 10 Assignee.
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CUBIN 1FFAIRS.

POETS ED-REEuaEES-UNrrRD STATES con-
Sui IN DIFFIcUL1Y-wEaLTHY MEN sus-
PEcrED-MlxIcAN OFFICERS HEADING THE
REVOLT BRITISH SCHOONER DEcLARRD A
PRIzE-
RsyAaA, February 19.-Ports without cus-
ton}houscs have been declared closed. At ST.
eoa on the 7th ius.anr, there was no su''"r IN
tho mrket. The insurgents had bu. ned the
railroad 1T LII Couices. A column arrived at
Manzapillo on the l4h instant from Bdyamo
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gy- THE CELEBRATED W. 8. G. CLUB
HOUSE GIN. pure, sof. and unequaled-W :. COR
WIN & CO., solc Agents. Medical men OF the high
est standing ack loaelge that in in is pure sta o.
has grelt medical properties. we therefore place
the CLUB HOUSE GIN before the public with he
greatest coa6dcuce an, mora particularly to those
who use It medi inaly, as on article that only re-
qurcs to be known to be properly appreciated.
at 81 h0 nor bottle Slb DER case
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eNTrO CONSUMPrlVE5.-TH ADFLR-
c1,LR having been rcs orej 70 he.l.ii IN lew
roct by Z very simple remedy, af;cr having suffered
scvcra! years WITH severe iui aticho sHa 'l"'
dread uisease Consump ion. Is aaxloua 10 H'ike
known To hi. fsllow-suE-' ers the meals OF cure.
10 all who desire it, nc will sen q copy o The pre-
scrption IL cd lf:ce o, charged, viii tho directions
for prepa, ing and using the same w!ich they Will
6ud = sure cure for Consumption. As.imI. Dronch'
tas &C. Til object OF lhe edv'rti CT ia s'adlnG the
rrs>er ion Is TO benefit tha afflicted. end sprea iu.
rn.,ion which he olceiyes to "ni viluab.e; nnd
he los every sufferer will trJ his remedy. Is it will
60 tDem no hing nd may prove bes:iaG
perIcs wi,hu. line prcstripi i will please ad-
,,ro-s Nv. DIV ..RD :. "ti.-oH.
,iiit.asburg, E,res >'oaH'y sew " n.
Feb-u1ryS 'nnon
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-02-20
sJDANIEL RAvENEL, PRESIDENT.

Rb' II Il II j. RafbSGD, InholDGNI L.
JiME, X. kOEIN on. Rr AL, DIRECT oRs OF
rnE pLANrEa,' AND MECHASI s. BANK OF
sOUru CAROLIN, VS.. THE PLANTERS 4 ND
a1ECHANI - UANK OF SOUTH CARJLINA.-
Order: 1t Ii VIM been ordered bv his Honor R. B.
CakPEN .ER, Julse of the First Circuit Of tho
Stale of*outh Ca:o ina, ''thIt the Conpain1nts do
give nocc of tIe uublca ION iu one or more of the
leading new papers OF barcston. c1ucinn I'll, Nash-
vile New OricaI-, Mobile, 'ugust and New York,
that no credit of the LANIER,' AND MtCHaN-
IC>' BANK shal be allowed tue benefit of sho pro-
cccdirg5 Or dec..: in this &C uucss 4 settlement
OF III, or hcr Claims, NC orli e to the previous oldcr
ia this caus., lc presented before the Ii 8. dy Of
alny lc.t," Creditors wi TAX notice cf the above
orcc l.. Il han in th.i ctiuis t. Tie rier It he
BIkiug uu;sc in Cha lcslo. be ore Ihu Irs diy ol
sia, 1850 ". L. UA,kELL,
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