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-ALWAYS ^G?IXST THE NEGRO.-Cop
perjohnson rebels and Democrats voted
0 against ?egro enfranchisement in Con
necticut; vofed iu Congress against col
ored suffrage in the District of Columbia
and in the nbn-recoMteucted States ; and
in the Legisiature at%Tashville against
negro voting in Tennessee ; and in Ohio
and New York against striking the word
white out of their State Constitution ;
and in Pennsylvania against allowin-j
negroes to ride in the street cars. They i
are always openly against tho negro,!
except whg? they set a trap to catch?hisl
vote.
A LECTURE^-Mrs. T. E. W. Harper
will lecture sit the Wentworth street M.
E. ?Olvarch onj Thursday .evening the 16! h
?ristant at 8 o'clock. Subject-"The.
progress of ajn idea." Tickets for ad
anissi?a 15 .ceints. Mrs.. ?farper has ex
.p??ence and reputation as a popular lec
turer.
S4 ANNIVERSARY OF THE
FRIENDLY UNION SOCIETY.
\ Charleston, May 7th 1S67.
The folio whig Officers were elected to
serve the ensuing year:
Joseph Dereel', President.
E. M. pjrray. Vice President.
T. h. Maxwell, Secretary.
Wm. McKinlay, Treasurer.
J. ?. Dei ce ; >
Thos. Lesesne; > Stewards.
Burial Ground Committee.
J. M. F. Deieef, j A. Edv.
E. White, j j B. Iv. iiuioch,
? m. P. Dacostcr.
Committee on RcYief.
CTohn WUson, I J. D. Johnsen.
HAYDEN LODGli No. 8, A. F. M.
Attend an ?extra communication of this
LODGE on Monday evening next, 13th inst.,
a: 8 o'clock. Punctual attendance request
ed.
By order W. M. E. Howard Jr.
; ?Sec etary.
GHBT THE BESr,
A COMPBHENSIVE
;DICT?O?ARY OF THE!
BIBLE.
MAINLY ABRIDGED FROM
;I}R.\WJK. SOUTH'S DICTIONARY OF j,
THE BIBLE. j
WIT? 5
Important Additions und Improvements, !
and Five Hundred illustrations.
?Dr. Smith's Dictionary of the Bible, pub-j
pished in lStfO-%0*& and containing, in io loree j
large octavo voluntes, ueai\v J.JJO pages, i> 1
ii work of acknowledged excellence; out hs i
size. cost, and scholarly etiaracter. mus? pre- ?1
vent any extensive circulation of it among j ;
the great mass ot those vvlio desire and neeu j
a-Dtciiouarv of the biUie. The ** Comm e-!
hensive Dictionary**' on whicn nearly two i
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tiou, on tue part o?* the Editor and Publish
ers, vf thc m ed of such a moditled abridg
ment ot'the ondina! work aa should ina.*?
?he results ol modern scholarship generally
aec?*s>ioie.
Tue Editor. I*ev. Samuel AV. Barnum. 31.
A.. is well known among the graduales ot
Yale College a> au accurate and thorough j
scholar. His experience in 1645-"47. as me j
principal as>i?jtanlol tlie hue Prot. Goodrich, j
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amt his subsequent labors as an othcial ex-1
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pie in me held of Biblical knowledge.
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ume of convenient si^e and moderate cost*
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vcUi be spared io make me mechanical exe
cu ion accurate and beautiful?
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Headquarters Second Military District, }
(NORTH CA ito LIX A AXI> SOUTH CAROLINA) \
?COLUilBIA, S. C., March 21st. 1SG7. )
[GENERALIZERS No 1.]
I. IN COMPLIANCE WITH GENERAL
OKDEKS Ko. 10, Headquarters cf the Army.
March 11thj 1807, tlie undesigned hereby
assumes command of the Second Military
District c?u?stittited by the Act of Congress,
Public No. OS. 2d March. 1867, entitled "An
Act for the more efficient government of the
rebel States.]' ' .
II. In the! execution -of the duty of the
Ctomman<fln? General ? maintain ttotecml
*y o&th? 'inhabitants ia their persons) mid
property, to suppress insurrection, disorder
panel violence, ^ig^^i^-?^caitse to be
! punished all disturbers of the public peace
! and criminals, the Ioca?*chil tribunals will
I be permittedto take jurisdiction of -and try
; offenders, excepting only such cases as may
by tiie order of the Commanding General be
j refered to a Commission or other military
! tribunal for "trial.
j III. The civil government now existing in
j North Carolina and South Carolina is provis
? ional only, and in all respects subject to the
j p ramount authority of the United States, at
j any time to abolish, modify, control or su
nerccde the same. Local laws and municip
al regulations not inconsis:ent with the
Constitution and laws of the United States,
or the proclamations of the President, or
with such regulations as are or may be pre
scribed in the orders ofthe Commanding
General, are hereby declared to be in force,
and, inconformity theiewith, civil officers
are hereby authorized to continue the exercise
of their proper functions, and will be r^pect- ?
ed and oJ)eyed by the inhabitants,
IV. Whenever any CivilOlHcer, Magistrate
or Court neglects or refuses to perform au
official act properly required of such tribunal
or officer, whereby due and rightful security
to person or property shall be denied, the'
case witt be reported by the Post Comman
der to these Headquarters.
V. Post Commanders will cause to be ar
rested persons charged with the commissi n
of crimes and offences when tim civil author
ities fail to arrest and bring such offenders
to trial, and will \iold the accused in custody
for trial by Military Commission, Provost
Court or o'jier tribunal organized pursuant
to onie?;s from these Headquarters. Arrests
l>y military authority will be reported
promptly, The charges preferred will be
accompanied by the evidence on which they
aie founded,
VI. The Commanding General, desiring
to preserve tranquility and oilier hy means
and agencies most congenial to the people,
solicits the zealous and cordial co-operation
of civil officers in the discharge of their du
ties, and ibo aid of all good citizens in pre
venting conduct tending to disturb the peace,
and to lin end that occasion may seldom
arise for the exercise of military authority in
matters of ordinary civil administration, the
Commanding General respect fully and ear
nestly commends to the people ami authori
ses of North and South Carolina unreserved
obedience to the authority now established,
and the diligent, considerate and impartial
execution ofthe laws enacted for their gov
ernment.
VII. All orders heretofore published to
the Department ol' the South are hereby
continued iti force.
The following named officers are announc
ed as the staff of the Major Geueral Com
u.uitl?iig :
Capt. J. VT. Clous, 3Slh U. S. Infantry,
.Vet. Asst. Ailjt.Geu,and Aide-dc-Camp.
Ca pt. Alexander Moore. 3Sth U. S. Infant
ry. Aide-de-Camp.
i>vr. Maj. J. Ii. Myrick, 1st Lieut. 3?! Arr..
.Ville-de-< "amp and Act. Judge Advocate.
Maj or dames P. Hoy, Ct h U. S. hilt.. Act.
Asst. inspect. Gen,
lt vt. MajorGeueral ll. 0. Tvler. Deputy
Cluan i-rmaster Gen. U. S. A., Chief Quarter
master. .
BvU Brig. General W. YT. Burns, Major
and C. S., U. S. A.. Chief Commissary of
Subsistence.
Bvt. Lieut. Col. Charles Page, Surg. U.
S. A., Med. Director
D. E. SICKLES,
Major General Commanding.
Official : J. W. CLOUS. Aide-de-Camp.
BARE CHANCE TO
rUECIIASE
G-JKC CEBIES.
F. WEH1ANN.
Wholesale and Retail
GROCER.
Ko 2S7 & 2S9 EAST BAY, CORSER OF
LAURENS STREET.
Has always on baud a large supply of
BACON. .
SUGAR,
FLOUR,
COFFEE*
'/"EA.
&G. ?fcc
Which will be sold at lowest market price
for Cash only.
KF* Strict attention given to country
orders and satisfaction gauranteed. <
sst mm
-:o:
JTMiiE undersigned respectfully inform^
j his former customers and the public
generally, that he has re-opened, for
the season, his Saloon, No. S5 Calhoun Street
opposite Elizabeth, where he will be happy
to ?erv? them. Having attentive attendant*,
his efforts will be to please. The quality ot
hin Cream is too well known for comment.
Families supplied a? usual in quantities to
suit, ar all hours. .
Pic Nie*. Maroons, etc., supplied at short
?est notice.
In all case?. CREAM, QUALITY and QUAXTI
I TT warranted.
No eharge if the Cream do'nt prove as re
commended.
HENRY LARCOMBE.
HENRY KNIGHT,
! PHOTOGRAPHIST
I AND
! Booms. 339 King Street,
1 CHARLESTON, S. C.
OISTE PRICE
CLOTHING HOUSE.
OUR SPRING STOCK is how
ready, and comprises a better as
sortment of Clothing and Furnish
ing Ggods adapted to ihie meriel
than we have ever offerd. We have
given particular attention in get
ing up this stock to lightness cf
fabric, strength of material and du
rability of color, Much the larger
portion of our stock is made in our
own workshop, and we warrant it
in every respect equal to custom
work. We have Goods not of our
own manufacture, such as are usu
ally sold ready made, the difference
we shall be glad to show our cus
tomers.
In fixing our prices, from which we
make no deviation, we have taken into
con ideration the depressed state of the
market and the universal desire to buy
goods cheap.
We give below some of our leading
prices.
CHECK CASSIMERE SUITS - - SS.00
ALL WOOL TWEaD SUITS-11.00
ALL WOOL TWEED SUITS - - - 13.00
BLACK AND WHITE MIX CASSIMERE
SUITS, our own make - - - - 17,00
rilREE STYLES OF MIDDLESEX CAS
SI MEKE SUITS, DARK, MEDIUM AST)
LIGHT MIXTURES ----- 18.00
BLACK AND WHITE MIX CASSIMERE
SUITS - -- -- -- -- 22.00
SILK MIX TRICOT, DIFFERENT MIX
TURES-21*00
FINE BLACK GERMAN TRICOT
SUITS - -- -- -- -- 07,00
DARK BROWN GRAIX Di-POUPER
SUITS - -- -- -- -- 29.00
BLACK DRESS SUITS, ranging in price
from -------- $10 to 02.00
LINEN SUITS, from - - - S3 to 20,00
In addition to the above we have many
-ood st vies of LIGHT AND DARK
FANCY CASSIMERE, IN FULL
SUITS, AND IN PANTS AND
VESTS.
ALSO,
ALPACA SACKS
DRAP DFETE SUITS
MARSEILLES VESTS, White and Fancy .
BLUE FLANNEL SUITS of very fine qua I
ty
HEAVY WniTE DUCK SUITS, *c. &c.
FURNISHING GOODS-'
In addition to our usual assortment
of GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING
GOODS, we wish to call particular at
tention to our
SHIRT DEPARTMENT.
We have made arrangements to have
our SHIRTS made by our own pattern,
and we think they will compare favora
btv in style and fit with any Shirt in the
market.
THEY COMPRISE FOUS QUALITIES, $2,
50, S3, $3.50 and $4.
We invite the attention of COUNTRY
MERCHANTS and PLANTERS TO
OUR STOCK, which we are selling in
quantities at very low prices.
MACTJLLAR WILLIAMS
Sc PARKER, .
270 KING,
CORNER OF HASEL-STREET,
Charleston, S. C.
Msyf
TAKE NOTICE.
HOPKINS
?AS COME -A.C3--AJE2STI
T MUSIC &c.
ITmklSS MUSIC SCHOOL OF ADMIKKD AIRS?
j [3 srill at Ins old stand, No. 37 Henrietta
Street; Charleston, So. Ca.
Joux T. HOPKINS,
Haren 10 (A colored professor.)
LANDRETH'S
Warranted Garden Seeds
Flare been familiarly known to thc American
PuUic for upwards of three-quarters of a cea
! turv.
THEY SPEAK THEIR OWN PRAISE
Wti?Rf?VEB PLANTED.
Dealers in Seeds
Vvhether Country Merchants, Booksellers.
Druggists, or Regular Seedsmen, not already
customers of the subscribers are Invited to
become su. h.
^G^HptVtt WHOLESALE J?KtCE LIST,
Published to die Trade Only will ho mailed
to all dealers who appty.
LANDRE VIVS ^URAL REGISTER
& ALMANAC FOR 1SG7
Containing numerous hints on Horticulture.
?viii be m 1 to all applicants who encloseing
a two cent sianp with their address to
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NATIONAL
FREEDMAN'S SAVINGS
AND
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M. T. tIEWITT, President,
?V. S. GRIFFITH. First Vice-president
A. S. BARNES. Second vice-President.
Kev. J IV. ALVOR1). Corresponding Sec'iv.
D. LANSING LAMBERT, Re Ording Secty.
San:l L. HARRIS. Gen. Financial Inspector.
Principal office. 87 CEDAR-STREET (Amer
ican Exchange Bank Building.) New York
City. "
Branch at Charleston, S.O.
9 STATE-STREET.
I
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4 r\4 r
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EKJ1ARP H.CAIN,
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ffcANCIS L. CAUDOZA,
Secretary,
X, LTHAN RITTER,
Mardi 1G 1 y'r Act'-ng Cashier.
.nfoiomnu S
Coif
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Charles toil. South Carolina- jf
FACULTY.
RftT. T. WILLARD LEWIS, A.
M.Trfident, Professor of Languages
and fyurch Polity,
J?jF, ALONZO WEBSTER, A. M.
Proj?soTof TJieology and Elocuton.
?J. M. G. CAMPLIN, Lecturer on
^Wp#W am* ZZwo* of Health .
M CHARLES P. WOLHAUP
TEff* Instructor in Scientific Depart
?
ment I
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Spri'? Term of Eleven Weeks commenc
i7ig Wednesday, March 27 18G7
pall I Eleven " ? " Oct 2,
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TOgWustees are determined to give to this
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Intermittent Fever, or Fever and Ague,
Remittent Fever? Chill Fever? Dumb
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ting in biliary derangement, caused bf
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iricts, among which are Neuralgia. Rheuma*
tism. Gout, Headache, Blindness, To Schacht
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Painful! Affection ef the spleen. Hysteric*,
Pain in the Bowels, Cali?, Paralv4a. and Do?
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when originating in this cause, put Oil th?
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"CUKE" expels the poison from tba Mood,
and thus cures them all alike, lt is not outr
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est, and. moreover, is perfectly sale. No
harm can arise from its use. andthepfltflil.
when cured, is left, as healthy as if be had
never had the (fcc***. Can tUU he**??4?
any other cure lor Chills and JtaF?*f it ie.
true of this, and its importance to thom af
flicted with the complaint can not be overea*
ii mated. So sure is it to cure the Farer amt
Ague, that it may be truthfully said te he &
.ertain remedy. One dealer complains tatt
it is not a good medicine to sell, because oa&
bottle cures a whole netgUb?afeood.
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COE'S DYSPEPSIA CUBE!
rHlS GRE VT REMEDY fOa At! *IS?a*a*
of the
STOMACH,
s the discovery of the Invention o/J5fiA?__.
uor ibr his own health, lt cured Cramp UL,
he Stomach for him w\?\c\* *m6ammat*m
id to nothing but chloroform.
The almost daily testimony from various
)arts of the country encourage us ta beliefs
hat there is no disease caused by a disorder*
id stemach it will not speedily cure.
Physicians Indorse and Use ft!
Viinisters Give Testmony to its Efficacy I
ind from .all direction we receive tidia*. ef eire*
jerformed.
Dyspepsia 1
It is sure to eure.
Heartburn !
One dose will cvi.
Sick Headach I
It cured hundreds otease*
Headache and Dixzinenm !
It stops in thirty miaute?.
Acidity of the Stomach t
It corrects at ones.
Rising of the Food !
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Distress After Eating !
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Choler a-Merbua !
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