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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-01-05

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ranted not to contain LEAD, Sulphur, or any
other injurious Drug.
The Excelsior Hair Tonic will keep the head
clear OF Dandruff, prevent the falling out or the
Hair. and give iL a soft and beautiful gloss.
1t Is not injurious to the health OF the user, nor
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tions at present offered as Hair Reviewers:
Manufactured by DR. H. bhEa
Wholesale and ! etaIl Druggist.
No. 1sl Meeting street, Charleston.
Price per bottle 81 cents. .,, 49,,
N. BAH the preparations manufactures oy
nm r. RAEK are In aceurdance with formulas
given nv distinguished Pny scian1, and have been
Subjected to loIg and care. VI trial. They are no
secret remedies, and he Is at all times prepared to
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DIspEssARY PHYsIc1ANs.-At o meeting Of
the shirra Dispensary, held short time since,
Drs. Joseph A. Yates and ]. L. Ancrum were eiec'
SD as tie Dlspensary physicians for the coming
year -
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No MEDICINE, whether made north or south,
will be found superior to that old established
remedy fol Dyspepsia, the Old Carolina Bitters.
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CLUBS AND STARs-A woman who had taken
TOO much liquor, and was found in state OF In
toxlcation in Nazyck Street, was brought before
the Mayor, and, pleading "lrst otence, I" was dis.
charged.
A man, found In the same condition In King
street, was arrested, and, upon being brought
into court, pleaded several eXreuuating circnm.
stances so successfully that the Mayor relented
| and discharged him.
Edward Grant and John Robinson were arrest
ed on Tuesday evening by the police, charged
| with stealing lumbar from yard in the upper
part OF the city. Upon being brought before the
MAYOR, they claimei 10 have been following the
innocent occupation OF the man Ia the moon,
and, the prosecutor not appearing, they were dis
charged.
Henry Williams; after spending the night In the
| Guardhouse, was brought into court and tried
on Charge OF stealing ham from the grocery
! store at. the corner Of Chapel and Alexander
| streets Henry had entered the store, on Tues
day evening, apparently to purchase something,
when the sight of this ham. resting uunoticed
on the counter, oyercame his resolution to KEEP
the sixth commandments: He was caught in tue
act, and brought before .the Mayor. After short
interview With the latter, he left for the House OF
Correction, where he can be found fox the next
ten days. 3,st. 80
COLD ColroRr.-A correspondent in a let
ter printed In yesterdays NswR spoke very feel.
ingly OF the 'pinched blue look" OF the pupils and
teachers In the public schools, and suggested that
rteaching was emphatically "very cold work."
This statement Is pccul arly touchlng in this
I arctic weather, the more especially as the
..ptuched blue look, and cold comfort generally,
were said 10 be due to that the teachera and
pupils must be out in the playground whether 1t
rains or shines; and 10 a second rule, that mo
extra wrapsn be worn while In school; and to a
third rule, which prohibits teachers and pupils
from going near the stoves. THIS is very sad; but
1t h slightly inexact.. Only the teachers Of the
primary classes are required to remain with
their pupils dcrIng recess; this Is necessary be-
| cause OF the tender age OF many OF the
children. There Is no restriction whatever upon
"extra wraps., Of which both teachers and pupils
may wear as many as they please. Nor is there
any rule prever ding the whole school from Oh
tsiniug the benefit OF the stove. public school
Is not Paradise by any means, but the Charles
ton public schools rsuk With the best institutions
OF the kind In the country and II the public desire
to be satisfied upon the ''plnched blue look"
question, they need only look In for themselves
during school hours. 1t will be found, we ven.
ture to say, that every thing practicable is done
for the comfort OF both teachers and pupils; and
II the pupils are sharly ever without colds" they
| but share the common lot or humanity, and may,
at least blow their little es In the In ervals OF
English grammar, vulgar fractions, or the use OF
the terrestrial globe
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BILL HEADs.printed on fine paper Of ss, 81
IS, So SO and So so per thousand, according Il
size, at THE NEWS Job once.
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CANES CANES GAMES IA nne assort
ment at No. 1ol King street. Also, at the Hase
Street Bazaar. oct12-Hth
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ATTENTION, ToURIsrs.-Stereoscopic views
OF Charleston and vicinity, at No. 1e1 King street
or at the Hasel street Bazaar. novl2
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RANGE or THE THERAonErsk at Joseph
Biackunan's drug store, No. 50 Broad street, jan
uary 4-s O'Clock. 40; 10, a; IL, 4s; :, 6o; o.
4s; 6, 46; s, AZ.
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Fpa- NATIONAL BANK.-The annual cleo
,,on for directors of this nourishing institution
will DO held on Tuesday next.
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ONE OF THE BEST remedies extant for Dys-
pepsia, General Debility and ohills, Ia the Old
Carolina Bitters,
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COATS AND CAPrs.-The cold snap remlnda
one painfully Of the need Of WARM overeoats, OF
which Mr. william Matthiessen, at the corner Of
King and Wentworth streets, has largo assort.
ment. The fashionable cape, as well as the latest
style of coat. can be had In tweed, chInchills,
beaver and Melton, at all prices and to suit all
ages. These goods are just made up, and are Iot0
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A BURGLAR HALTED AND CAprLA D.
About one O'Clock yesterday morning MI. Aeld,
vhGreadss s76Ii6s' 'fsassss While isidst ia nis bed
beard key turning in the lock Of the door open
f: on the pIssza FROM the street. Arming him
self with his rsrapei, -heAadtselsssy descended
the .alrs, and on opening his front door discov
eed > man moving caaliOpals. along tae Piszaa.
Presenting bis edisevolyer, ae sycft per
suaded the lutrGdet to stand dussa5, ahd calling
q POI SlIceman on duty in the neIgh6oshood, trans
feYred the prisoner tohfm. The inquistive young
HddnIght INVESTIGATOR Of other ,peopieP houses
iroyes 70 be one FRANK Dorses WHO wis IN at
!ache OF Roblnson's clIsuss,Sdnd left behind by
Shat company at iisfsst visit to this city. Heef-
4fee.ed Ms entrance into the house Id avery ar
tistc manner BY the use Of skeleton key
large and various bunch Or uhica keys was found
upon his person. Frank has been playing these
pranks for some time past and has been arraign'
ed on several different complaints. After pre-.
limfuary examination before the Mayor, he.* was
:uraed over TO the State for prosecution,
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r. M. MARSHALL IL RRO.

STEAM ENGINE, GRIST MILL, DC.
Al VIII sell on FRIDAY next. at IL O'Clock, IN
Queen street, opp ,site Roper Hospital,
A 4 Hur.e Portable STEAM ENGINE, With 2s
feet Smoke Stack. In good running order. Also
Grist Mill with Batting. Pauners and everything
necessary for the business aa4
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CITY AFFAIR s.,
Mcetings This Day.

Pythagorean Lodge, at , ?. ID.
Young America. Fire Company, at ! 2. d.
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-,,ryursp SKATES counr. The; District Court
was opened at 10 o'clock yesterday morning, his
Honor Judge BryRa presiding.
Tho grand and pstk, ,tnries we're called and
answered to their names.
The granasfuFJ found in thscase Of. the United
States vs. Stephen Field, for voting under age,
true Bill sthe. Unissd States vs.. pamay Brown for
voting more than once true bill; the United States
vs.. Georgeaoason,. for voting under age. no hill;
che United States ys. Francis Owens, Md A.
Wright and Isaac PiuckneJ, fog neglected. duty
As managers Of election, true bill; the United
States ys,, Solomon Scott; for voting under age,
rls bill; the Unised States vs. Joshua Scott. for
voting under assTtrue bin; the 9nited States vs..
sdHard, p -stonsy and Daniel; Minor, for neglect
OF duty as managers 81, election, true bill
:z@eRfKINAH! DOCKET. = *
The following cases were.dlsposcd of:
United ssatesss. Dumpy Brow. for voting more
than oate. Guilty.
gpHed Sssssssgns Solomon Scott for voting
under age. Notgullty-discharged
United States vs. Joshua Scott f1r voting under
.sss. Guilty, but earnestly recommended TO the
jslemency OF the court.
= The grand jury found true bills against David
Adams, John Williams, James Hon 'ur, Frank
Lalison and Peter Conyers. for inter erins With
the rights of voters. Also against ]. Massey Ter
riIl forpersonatips . revenue othcer.
; IN the case ofahe United statesex parte Timothy
D. Dorooran, ct al. vs.. W. r: C1o tman, collec or
or internal reveihe.S twas ordered that the sug-
geStlons for a prohibition be dismissed withou,
costa
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BUS MESS Ho'TI Els.

TESTED BIZ Tus.-For Throat Diseases,
Colds and Coughs, ..sBroan's Bronchial 1roehes''
have proved their eficacy BY testof many years.
The good ef1ects resulting from the usa Of the
rroches have brought ont many worthless imits-
tIons. Obtain only "Brown's Bronchial Troches."
For sale by towIe, Noise Davis, Charleston.
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ANOTHER CANDIDATE FOR WoHGN's RIGHTS.
On Tuesday night Robert slmons and Eliza Ed
wards had slight dispute in yard on queen
street, adjoining the house in which they lived.
Eliza, for some ca Sc or other, seems to have
decided grudge against the young man, which Is
said to have originated in his visits to another
woman. The dispute at first Of no consequence,
under woman's tongue grew rapidly Into I'M
portauoe, and some choice selections from Web
ster's unabridged were SUFFICIENT prelude TO
blows. with no other arms but those with which
she was endowedby nature, Eliza pitched furi-
ously into her male antagonist, aad, accompany
ing her blows with oil tho lashes Of her tongue,
soon had hlmdn tight place. Robert soon foand
that he was getting the worst Of it; but fortunate
ly the voluble tongue Of Eliza brought the police
to his rescue. They were both arrested anu
brought before the Mayor for trial. Robert WIS
sentenced to pay fine Of SIS or spend ten days In
the House of Correction; while Eliza received her
sentence Of fine Of $40 or twenty days In the
House OF Correction with eyes dashing out fearful
suggestions OF the next encounter Of the twain.
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jans-sh7ftuths

BY j. FRASER MAFHEWES.
EIFTEEN GOOD WORK MULES AND
Sc. 40 FOUR HORSES. ~: !:
viii be sold WEDNESDAY next llth, at my
ONCE, at haiLpast 10 O'Clock, .h
The above lot Of MsLE5 AND HORSES, from
the country.
Terms cash. jan6-thsmN
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gRrtiIBers.'
n ERUVIAN GU A N o /.

Fertilizers.
nERUVIAN GUANO.
For sale a lot OF A No. l Ohincha Island GU AN0,
in sture and TO arrive. LoUlS NOLAN,
jana No. 81 broad street.
A TLANIIC PHOSPHATE COMPANY
n OF CHARLESTON, 8. o.
T. J. P0RCHER, +. ]. PELZER,
prRRoross. LIBBY, W. P. HALL, L D. De
SAUSSURE, B. g. PlNCkNEf.
The ATLANTIC PHOspHATES are now being
manufactured at their works on Ashley River,
under the direction Of an experienced aud practl.
The Company intend this to be a nrst.class fer.
tilizer, and one which can be recommended 10
''''''0 STANDARD GUARANTEED.
The Company are also prepared to manufacture
ACID PHOSPHATE for composing with cutton
seed.
This preparation Is highly recommended by
chemists, as wltR 1t Planters are enabled to make
The ATLANTIC PHOSPHATE is sold at s55 per
ton cash. or 500 on lime. with interest at the rate
or one per cent per month.
The ACID PHOSPHATE is sold at $35 per ton,
cash, or $40 OIL time, with interest at the rate OF
one per cent per mouth.
PELZ1R, RODGERS C CO., General Agents,
dec3l-inos Browns Wharf, Charleston, 8. G.
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fArA1, SHOOTING, Ay5AHFN EpaEg1ELD.-
The Augusta conss!tutlohalist says: "on Sunday
evening LOST, about twelve miles from Hamburg
on Stevens creek. Captain George Butler, brothe,
OF General II. O. Butler, was shot and, instantly
killed by young man named winslow Hamilton;
From The most authentic accounts we have heard f!
of the sad affair." 1t seems that Mr.. 7. ]. Hamilton
the father Of the young man who fred the fata
shot, was on the eve OF removing to Columbia
County, in this State, and In preparation theFer@
had penned his cattle. ready to be driven. Among
the number seems to have been one steer or cail
to which Captain Butler laid claim, which he re-
quested Dir. Hamilton to hberate, and, as we are
informed visited the house OF the latter to secure
II. while there an angry discussion sprung up
between them, which eventuated In young Ham
ilton gathering his gun and firing upon Captain
Butler, the charge taking effect in his breast and
causing Immediate death. or further details Of
the sad affair we are not sufficiently advised to
speak postively.u
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HOME INSURaNCE COMPANY OF
REW HAPEN

Charleston, January 8, 1871.
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A TLANIIC PHOSPHATE COMPANY
N OF CHARLESTON, 8. o.
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For sale lot OF A No. Ohincha Island GUANO,
I'm store and 10 arrive. L0UI> NOLAN,
ian4 No. III broad street..
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! EoBsNG TIE PLANrERsGEarly yesterday
morning. long before daylight. Lieu; ;ensut Philip
py and 0ficer Davis succeeded HI rarrssting Wash
tnsson Bryant, iaagnssus cssr and Leonard
session, tassea worshies sccpsai Of stealing
a bag Of cofee from the steamer Planter.
usou examination 70 appears that, tho prisoners
were regular hands on board the steamer, which
was making her customary trip from George
town to this city. Aosrtstn bag of ans coffee
shipped on hoard the steamer scanned 70 have
hidden charms for these men, for, without saying
sny thing q suS the mo htst named ripped
opentnebaeoss 4sxat 7ss' Resersassd Landing.
emptied tue contents INTO theis shirts, carried
X ashore ana disposed of fit%The matter was re-
,1lrrsdr at tho detesttve's onace who forthwith
arrested a a,Harming pan, p:sk Hszzard by pame'
VINO. In rerrof for his numerous peccadiTIos not
yet brought to nsnS1sveasd alshs5~nes,sf the
abstraction and disposal otsthe coffee. On his
snn5russpsthS ssre men shevs named were
arrested. Leonard-Session did not appear from
tne evidence as.asan connected WITH the affair,
.sna Was reiesssd, Bryant apat oarrit1waed the
shes, and are held foa examination J,
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'octI2wtl.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1871-04-15
From Washington.

Washington. April IA. The President to-
lay nominated Benz. r. Cowan of Ohio, AS
>istant Secretary of the Interior, and James
IL. Baker of Mimi, Commissioner of Pen
sions.
The Democratic caucus this evening was
fully attended and general discussion took
place, on the Senate amendments to the Ku-
klux bill. Senators Thurman and Stockton,
and Representatives Niblack, Kerr, Young
and others participating. These gentlemen
CONDEMNED the bill as being made very much
worse by the amendments, and therefore re-
quiring more earnest opposition to the meas
ure on the part of Democrats.
A petition signed by Ga women, praying
registration, as qualified voters at the coming
election, was presented to the Board Of Regis
tration this p. NJ, but the applicants were
informed that the registrators were unani-
nous in opinion, that nnder the law, none
but men have right to register. Several dis
trict registers also refused the request of the
women, but took their names and placed them
on the record. The House has adopted with
out dissenting vote the amendment to the
deficiency approp! iation BILL repeating an
existing provision of the law, depriving hold
ers of pardons granted under Lincolns am
nesty proclamation of December 1868, of all
standing in the United States Courts.
-Four Senate pages to-day were suspended
from duty for the remainder of the session,
for abusing colored waiter at a refreshment
stand in the Capitol.
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NEWS BY MAIL.

The steamers City of Paris, and Weser,
with eighteen hundred passengers, are de-
tanned at quarantine, at New York, on ac-
count of smallpox on board.
The House has concurred with the Senate,
by narrow majority Of one vote, in repeal
ing the law requiring each new Congress to
meet on the day when it first comes into legal
existence.
A widow woman between As and so years
of age, named Miranda Z. Fiske, who had
but just entered the service of family re-
siding at No, Marlboro street, Boston, died
very suddenly on Wednesday. The deceased
is supposed to have relatives residing in Fay
cite, Me-, and in Chelsea, Mass. The body
was given in charge of the L ndertaker Tink-
ham. Boston journal.
In the Senate, Wednesday, Mr.. Sherman
resolution concerning the reduction of taxa
ton was passed. Tedious Ku-Klux speeches
were made; the Delaware Senators and Mr..
Pool of South Carolina took the floor for the
fourth time on that subject. In the House OF
Representatives bill was introduced supple
mentary to the acts to prohibit the cody
trade, and the deficiency bill was proceeded
with. The House concurred in the amend
ments repeating the law requiring each Con-
gress to meet on March 4, but the yeas and
nays were called for, debate sprang up and
the House adjourned without action.
Among the Presidents nominations for the
Territorial Council of the District of Colum-
bia, are the following daniel L. Eaton, a
graduate of Bowdoin College, who studied
law with Judge Shepley, served in the army
as paymaster, and is now Actuary of the
Freedman's Savings Bank; William Stick
ney, native of Name who married daugh.
ter of Amos Kendall, and Daniel Smith, ma.
tive of Worcester, Mass. There are three
colored Councillors, Frederick Douglas, Adolf.
phus Hall of Georgetown, and John A. Gray,
a well known restaurant keeper.
In the Senate, Friday, Mr.. Thurman made
an able argument against the centralizing ten
denotes of the Ku-Klux bill. After speech
by Mr.. Foreman, Mr. Sumner advocated thu
bill. The evening session was enlivened
little by the taking down which Frank Blail
received at the hands of Senator Nye. twas
voted to take the vote to-day. The House
again took up the Senate amendment to the
deficiency bill, repeating the law requiring the
meeting of each new Congress on March 4.
Messrs. Coburn, Garfield and Hoar opposed
the repeal, and Messrs. Beck, Banks, Cox
and Dawes favored it, 1t was finally agreed
to-99 to 9S. The amendments appropriat-
ing 500, 600 for a life-saving apparatus ON the
New Jersey coast, and S250,O0O for feeding
the Arraphoe Indians, were also concurred in,
the latter being reduced $50 900.
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they were painfully affecting have been radically
cured in such great numbers In almost every see
ton of the country that the public scarcely need to
Scrofulous poison is one of the most destr1,cfive
enemies OF our race. Often, this unseen and unfeit
tenant Of the organism undermnes the Constitution
andnvtes the attack of enfeebing or fatal diseases
without exciting suspicion Of its presence Again,
II seems to breed infection throughout the boy nd
then, on some favorable occasion, rapidly develop
surface or among the vitais In the latter tuber-
Giles may be suddenly deposited in the lungs or
heart, Or tnmors formed in the liver, or 1t shows
atoms ON some part of the body. Hence the occa.
sional use of a bottle OF this Sars0p0rtUo IL ad-
vIsable, even when no active symptoms Of disease
plants generally find immediate relief, and, At
length, cure, by the use of this SARSAPARiL-
"a: Sc. Anthony's Fire. Rose or Erysipelas,
. Sore Eyes. Sore Ears, and other eruPtonss Or
visible forms OF SerofNlOus disease. Also Ia tile
more ms.s concealed forms, as Dgspepsts. Dycpsy,
aud the various flcerosss afectfons Of he mnscn.
Ian and nervous systems. ~ IL .
Syphttts or Yenerea1 and Mescve,Sal Ds>eeaee
ubng these obstinate maiaaes 6y sny
But long continued use Of this medicine win es,re
the complaint. Leucorrhea or Whites, Uses,SNe
monty soon relieved and ultimately cured by ifs
purifying and invigorating effect. Minute Direc.
u9ns for each case are found in our Almanac, sup
caused by accumulations OF extraneoas ynstters
y the blood, yield quickly to it, - also Ldvss.
aomlp,adatss. Terpidity Gongsstion q Iafan-
as they often do from the ranking pofsons in tie
blood. This SARSAPARILL1 "a q rreat RI.
sforer for the strength and vigor Of the system.
dent. sleepaess, and troubled with Nsssess ID
symptomatic Of Weakness. win and imnsssis fs
relief and convincing evidence Of its restorative
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From Quebec.

Quebec, Canada, April IA. There is now
building in this vicinity IL sea going vessels,
from $50 to 1900 tons, six steamers, four
schooners and nine barges are also under con-
struction. Montreal steamers will commeace
running Immediately.
Much anxiety is felt in Gloucester regard,
ing the safety Of the fishing feet The gale
of April I'd on Georges Bank, being one OF
the most violent of the season. News ha,
already been received of the drowning OF
Stephen Nelson. Clark, Anderson, J. j
Collins, all of Gloucester The loss of life
the present season on the banks has beer
very large, not less than As men and 6 vessels
having been lost since January LIST.
Everett l. Obed was to-day sentenced to
two years in the State Prison, for passing
counterfeit money.
Johnsons organ factory in Westfeld was
destroyed by fire last night, together witt
three organs nearly finished. Loss $4,000
insured S24 600