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New Jersey Poljtjcs,

Tnn Republican party OF New jersey have
insuguratsd the political campaign In that Etsts
by the nomination OF MApoUs l.. WARD for Gov
ernor. Tho only feature OF this canvass that ire.
sen,s particular interest outside OF the State 10 its
connection with the constitutional amendment for
aoolsh'ng slavery. New Jersey is the only state
north OF Mason and Dixon's llnc which has refused
20 vote aihrnssivey on this question, aud, as tho
canvass which has Jus, been inAugurAted will be
conducted on this issue, 1t will be regarded with
considerable interos, 10 far Ms the fate of the
amendment Ia concorued, u Is matter of no con-
sequence whether New Jersey shsll vote for or
against H. The reclaimed States that have bson
provided with provisional governors Will
doubtless all adopt the amendment ~ a
necessary qualification 10 their rcors s>niz.tou,
and there will, therefore, 10 no difficulty
about securing the requisite tvo-thirds vote
II IL, Therefore, folly for New Jersey to stand
out alone In favor Of the deiunct institution
Of slavery, aher aetual slave stAtes have announc
I'D thsr readiness T. scquesce in its aholishIno Mt
Slavery is buried so deeply in the debris Of a.,
late rebellion, that no political power can now cx
hume H. and II would 10 more 10 the credit Of n,
New Jersey politicians 10 assist in burying ii deep
er than 10 attempt Its resurrection Atthis late day
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Novel ExLibitlon-t show OF Narriagcablc
Girls.

The inhAbtants Of London have recently enjoyed
the sensation oi witnessing show Of young .rls
competing ior a number OF valuable prizes. The
exhibition took place in tho gardens Of the Kau-
sins,on Horticultural Society, which institution is
almos. exclusively pAtrsnzsd by the aristocracy OF
Great Britain. The correspondent OF London
paper titus describes the affair and final zcenei
Looking down from some high terrace the ev-
quiatcly dressed glrls seemed interminglod
with Jspoucas, roses, lilies, and 50 on, tha, ONO
was AZ somo loss g. know whether the girls were
flowers Just liberated from SENS, or the flowers
were folded aud spell-uouud mpiueus. Among
tht sc papitahng plstllus Of human hues, there
walked, unrecosni2ed Official pr uugs, a
man "ith iron-gfay hair, and colu, dir rintusiiug
| nir-one who, TO borrow phrase, had "au appear
ancr of being as thoroughly marr.ol as any o.. au
ia gland" lie glanced without seeming 20
glance he ieasted HIS eyos-invincihle dog II was
not a. all in hurry " make his dccls os \. .ssi,
ata wave OF his tcrrbe n.nd, the music ceased Ao
crowd OF eager mAlnmas snd aunts approscleu his
throne, each with her darllg. a gtac ,ul bow,
distant hint OF tho existence oil Mrs ----, &.
preHy woman, III wATAnp and the Iudse lay I
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TBE statements about the wonderful manife,,s-
lions Of loyalty by the late rebsls are
ell very well In their way, but uufortun-
stely, this loyalty IL, to . great extent, too
strongly imprognsted with the old bitterness to
the Union. II 10 too shallow, and too evidently
abnormal to be fully depended upon, and until the
heat and passion eps,ntered by tho war have
passed away, IL will not be safe 10 trust this sui
den sspoursl Of loyalty TOO far. The mass OF tbs
Southern people arc, doubtless, sincere ia their
profession Of attachment to tho Union, for ,hey
never would have become rebels Of thor own vo-
htion but the political leaders and the press, who
inaugurated the rebellion, aud by ther combined
Efforts kept II alive so long, are in the main only
nominally loyal now. Tho men who plotted
treason may put on tho outward garb Of loyalty
some Of them may truly repent OF their wick
but man who has deliberately per-
petrsted crime Is not apt 70 be suddenly
nArily would not be regarded as 6I subject to 10
trusted. In reconstructpg the Southern States tho
Government should bo cautious mol to rely too
much upon this class Of the late rebels. Whatever
may be their professions now, tho TACT ths, they
instigated the rebellion, indsposos the people TO
trust ,hom in the future. Better FOR tho Govern
ment 10 proceed slowly, and carefully avoid errors,
than, by expedition, 10 incorporate any OF the old
rebel element in the government Of the said States,
and run the risk Of the consequences.
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An UDpIcasnnt 'Topir.

Tns ExrBnss advises "al tie parties to that
srRa.rT business al, ci vi and mllitarv-to
'aush up now that the woman has been sent to
her final sceount" Good sdvice Since tie exc
eution occurred there has bccn almost incessan,
wraugls about vha, the Secretary o. War dij. or
nd not, concerning the execution, aud tbs public
are gettrg heartily sick of .hc ru.iect People do
not want to hsve their minds stractcd T. that hor-
nd gibbei, sld the four dangling corpscs, by roal
ing about them in their morning paper, just before
breakfast. They regard tue whole assassination
plot as entirely disposed Of, and knowing that In
the result now b. chssr>A thsy ssre
no1hng about the legal qnibbles which dis
ousse1 In some Of tho newspapers. Tho country
has 'supped fu'l OF horr1rs' that could not be
svoiiod durinr the last four years, and ~odld now
gladly return TO something more cheerful.
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A Sermon nv Br,abnm Young.

Mr.. Bowlss. Of the Springfield RFruuLroAr, one
Of tho Speaker COliAx party, visiting Mormondon,
in h . lsst letter w-tnE As follows;
Brigham Youug's preaching to-day was 0 very
unsat si,ctory. di5AppOnips performance. There
was every iuccutiye b. bin 20 do bis beet; he had
an Immense audisucc, spread out under tho
'B1Hcry' to the number OF five or Elk thousand (:
before him was Mr.. Cnl'sN, who had .aked him 90
preach upon Mormon doctrines: round him were
ali lis elders and bishops, Ia unusual numbers (;
and he fresh from the exciting discussion Of
yesterday on 4 subject OF pOly gsuy. BIT his I'D
drrEs ltrhet logic. lacked cicci, lacked Wn5lly
magnetism or Impr, 'siv' ness IL was curious
medley OF sCrptural exposition, eXAoria'iun, bold
.nd bare statements cOar.0 uuc alton anu ytl gar
allusious. CheAp rant Hnd poor can't. 50 lar ~ mis-
statement Of Mormon bslicf went, it smounted 10
this: tha. God was . human, material pdy, with
Ike flesh and blood and Passions t. oursolye,- only
y. rccl ia oil things; that he bcgot his sUu Jc6us
IN the same way thst children are be 'otIen now
that Js ssus and tho FatLer luukcJ alike aud wer1
alike, disiingmshable only by the .prmrr being
older that our resurrection would lie rnRtcribl,
and We shoull live in Heaven with tue Hauo
bodies and tho ggme passions as on earth
that AormOni8m was ne most perlact and
true religion; that thOss Christians who
were not horDons would no. necessarily 70
- bell and be burned by living fire Anl tortured
ly usly devils bot that they would not occupy ~
his plIce- IN Heaven ~ tue Latter Day SAINTS
that Poly ygAmy was the btbiL Ot all toe children
Of God IN the earlier axes aud was first sbolished
cons.ruc.ci Rome that Martin Luther approved
OF lin aslrg.e case al least tuat n clcr. man OF
the ch urch ot Enslsnd once married man TO a
second vito while has irBt wsb y ug aud that n
Eug.nd now, II u mgu wanted to Cu Ango his wife,
he mad Ouly 10 otter Aer at auction and knock her
oa lor p,I OF h.er or shilling and marry Anoth-
er. IAm last statement calel out voice OF dis
seat from an English working face ~ Iho au-
den,c) sool deal Of boasting Oi the success of
the AVrmOas, thcir Temperance, frugliIy aud
honos,y, and suafp dfnuur uriaNOn OF tho slew
sinking lswyer5 WHO Lived down in wniGky street
and for hyo dollars would Et.cInpt ~ make a ho
into q truth" were the only Ctuer noticeable fea-
tnres Of lhis discourse VI tho President vi tho
church OF the Latter Day Saints. IL was = very
mgterisl Interpretation OF the statements aud
truths OF scripture, very Il1gically and roughly
reno, red ANA calculated ouy t. !uilueuce 81 cap
and vulgar audience. DrigGam Young may be =
shreNd business uiau, All aule orr AMER ol labor
bold, brave person IN dealing With the praeucali-
ties II liieAo must indoeu, ue al Of these, tor W.
the evidence all around tas ei.y an country
Tut he Id IN no sense al Impressive or eileo. ~
preacher, Judged by any Standard, that l have
teen eccu-. oined 10.
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TRADE NOTICES.

COACHMAKER'S UNION No. / WILL
on Monday, the - h inst. Committee VI Arrana -
nthis meet on Saturday evening, at the hAil, gGI
boNeTyi Nhsrn tekets can 10 had. All memlgls 4
mckhoN sec, ~
NOIlCk-THE CARMEN AND LABORERS
Association, OF the City aud County Of Nes
ioih Nhl hod meeting on this evening, the 29d.
the New Apollo Rooms, 70 spring Il, al . oClosa
ni tne menby are requested 60 attend this meet ng
klCA EAGAh, Sec, lus
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SPEGHAI. NOTICES.
,nIiey's MngicnI Pain Extractor -Tw.r-

DniicJ's Nngicai Pain Extractor -Tw.r-
ty-lye year Of constant nee has convinced everybody
who has t.4cj 1t that this Gdre 10 the very let.
Cure blris, Piles, Corn-, Rheumat,ui, Er,spcla.,
Sore. aud Sprsins shon all other remedies have
failo Try . - c.nt box. Bay the genuine New
private hlacs stamp sigusirrc, II DALEY, In white
On the end. Depot i3 Liberty - y Y. az
Ready To-Day illustrated PhlpG o1ical
Jouug for August, 20 ctt.; Sos. $l.a year . p
See "He.as, Good and bad" Hints 10 Wives !"
Fowler 4 Wells, ~ 2T9
Howe sewing Machine Company No6sg
Broadway, \. \. ELIAS HOWE. Jl Pio..luut
ARGuts wanted. 8il
Wheeler & Wilson ock stitch sewing
haeline gni Button lio.e MSthiuc, No. Gg5 B .paC-
way, \. u 3l2
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TRADE NOTICES.

TO 1AILORS-NOTICE-TuE UtNI,
working on custom and shop work. fr U.,..s D. .
20 Btosdpay. cor Of Grand ut and corner of ,, ..
y, are requested TO meet on Satutdav eysa.r. b..
tZd inst, a. Nj. saueI's, 3I5 Bfoome u p. y ~. "
by request Of the shop Meeting
TO THE JOURNEYMEN HORSEsIiprR
= OF The City Of New York ard vicinity. Ysr -.
,squtsted TO atont speci j meeting. 20 b. Lc a.
Moh1it evening. July 2ilh, st mon Hall 1S- yir
ave, at u o'cock. A. our tnioh AMI .ti.-., ~ ~
incfeRins, We invite one ant I'll thar IL q. III i.
,he tradc to srcn7, e there will te so-rc ,,r E
Ieec' uTers At tue mectin-. This isa rare ci.-r y
III klsSELI@ soc '''' ~. va
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SOCIETY NOTICES.

A PUBLIC TEMPERANCE MEETING q
OF Se" ofk, will te held sunday ,vcn.ns- ..iI.
q. e. : oc-Vk IN Their halL cor @lth ~ ana ,th -,
iug hy hiss Canuavau, Miss C'Ypsor,v' ~. y
rex an ON -. y. She tfcirte-i sto r. ,., ,'
70 nrti 4 their hail on sulIa. mo,u.r.. tt..
proceed 10 We.tchcstcr vi. .,. 10 " i,,ai.',I0,
9i ihe cotne s9u" %, ihc Prutortoi5 hr ir....-
y NDWi',hohc % boi, ~ T. = cteI tuat r,r-. ..
.: LoUAN' sec. tDWARD CAMPBELL. ~
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- oI MAI Mai, -nD. NJ r
II" connection, Cf ,be i.l,pstrrv
Catholic l'o,s will he laId ~ the Most b. .,
uirhop oi new 1o.k. On the M.l r.U N...
village. C0HyCgauec- uy suao.. .r.i ipi.f d..
TO Harlem, thence Us c.Is to Z ,Hcat.aaI
hua from that p int to thcr.Yu. 70. l.I.
.Gth ~. ami l'n ave. depot at s.iu.
from 'ecS SIP Il : &. o.. 90. hnd lsI.. touch.
Of SIN It. he.IuslmeIts eau lV pIoc4 eI
"a uuds
The sun., 1865-07-22

EAliLH MATHEW I. :. h. SO,lIU.
d, Of tp"upI!u' via .D4 ,ur.ru... 4 ..
next Sunda' evening. % thor iI.ll ia i..,.
- aklhf by tdr agf Bioan and William %
and otAeS. JAMES DtNNl., n a.. JAN
GENT, Rec sec.
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FUBLIC MELTING WILL IN UIIuf

= the tTlcr Nuhow Z. 4. q. ~le.eU s., =
brooklyn, IN the tcfHp'ra. CO. lusiituf, or .,.i
ev.ninf' 1t o lock. AGdIo-scf vii b. do. 70, p
n.',is. y, sutton, j. Dunn ruI 70. no,.,. ,
u u,npgr,x yu N,LES 81 ErHY. rio., f'.t' 81
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no ., nj iruoklvn, E u Public rr..r..
meeting, cOru'i ,rtui an. Ith .t.. -Hut4.
~ - = Il. Sleakcrs -Ar.-rt. %. 4. rltf.a.
DE Camp an 0.he.s. Sture.s Nlst.a 4 r.
lluryea and Other lIip, Htat Ilt.ar. b.
h7UNv j. II. kolly, Nhrl4uu rHd c.ho,.
h,r- are le'ucEc4 70 utcul lusIras. Oh,
lhOs. JOl CE, frstt. MlthL. NcALLN ..I.
SEC
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Ing NJ he : ngil come. sHls' rrf p. -, ..
day ovr n NJ, july 23d. ~ o. o'r.o,g. u, g. .
Of Gtcenpl'nt, Will addr.- the ueotfns On p.
Jcct o. itm9s tu,e. Siu iul u. NJ ChtfI. 10.
snd others. Tie lic-ntc CrufDift,. i.t
in' In the hHii 81 2o'riock . m Ner.n.l.,'
ins tickets re ielr" te' 20 come tf,.. Y- .
and te'tl' Tor all the ticAt's thoy tae.I,.I t
The account II lau,r over 90 ilt fo. 90
nln-At'eu' snct viii lc st,ic.i rutI.... At
lot VI RthI. Plcsf. lltNtY r. .,tTE.fIf
see, lHOs. CONCANNON, Chairman %. b.
Cor mittte.
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= c'eiy Branch 80 J Will Ao'I Icir i..,I
st. AT . oclocs. T.. G. HDUruooi s'I O. 70
Esg., viii acdtcs thC uus;i.t. .M..a. NJ
Mahonry aul hll Mc9Iuu. JOHN :. 50
P'oG john WALSH, ru.
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Mnly =, sill meet ON sguIl Iuir I,
oeiock' ~ bh4 Coz uur.l 70. b Ous.rn. OIL,
Ne' r. Ian, ton, nu.HD pLu b..rl-. So.
lhr ihnl's ~ tie Society. l.NALLyN. i.U 3
The sun., 1865-07-22

i q. n. l.. win holt tLpir public 1c...tg l.
Tua, sunday, at Oc'o.k u. u.. ia tr,ir Ii..
Of .aG A., 2d ave, sp'BEiLe b. ",strc. e. 4 T. .
sut Cronan. SirgIns Dos MCssrH. D. ,sn. p.
ta.an, h.ls Connolly ana Mw. I rrlrl. b.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1865-10-19

POSSESSION OF THE SEA IaLANps.-The following
order respecting tho disputed possession Of the
sen islands of South Carolina, Georgia and Flori-
do, which were sot apart by Gen. SIBERIAN for oc-
cupation by the freedmen during his great oam-
paign, has been issued:
WAR DEPARTMENT, ADJ'T GENERALS OFFICE,
WAsHINaToN, October 0, 1866. I
[GenerM Order, No. las.
Wheroes, certain traots Of land situated Oh the
coast OF South Carolina, Georgia and Florida at
the time for tho most pnrt vacant, were set apart
by Major-G General w. T.. Sherman's Special Field
Order No Is, for tho benefit of refugees and freed-
mon that had been congroglted by the opera tions
of war; or had been left TO tas rare Of themselves
by thor former owners; and, whereas, an expec-
tntion thereby created that they would be able
to retain possession Of said lands; and, whereas,
q large number Of tho former owners are earnest
ly soliciting the restoration OF tho same and prom
ising to absorb the labor md care for the freed
mon 1t is ordered that N ,jor-aeneral Howard,
CommisaiUner OF tho Bureau OF Refugees, Freed
men and Abandoned Lands, proceed to the several
ABOVE named States, aud uhdpaYor to effect ar
rangement mutnaliy satisfactory to the freedmen
ahd the landowners, and make report; and, in
case mntaai'y satihfhotOry arrangement can be
eeatnd he Is duly emp .wetei aal directed to is
sue Auch or.lora a. may bucume NECESSARY nfter q
1uu anu careful lnvgstigaton OF tho interests of
tho parties concerned. -
BY order of tho President Of tho Un;tot states.
l.. d. TOWNSENB.
Assistnlt Adjutan. .qoneral
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1865-10-19

"THE RED LINE."-This new line for through
freight between Boston and Chicago is fast oreat-
ing revolution in the transportation Of merchsn-
disc from the Great West to the ocean. Instead
Of twenty or thirty days on the route, which in
times past hos not been unusual, freight is now
carried in four or Ave days. This plan WAS origi-
mated by Mr.. OT1s KrMDALI,, General Agent Of The
Lake Shore line, and the various railroad corpora
tions on the route wero induced to take joint in
terest in the scheme The route is by the Wor-
cester and Western Railroads to East Albany,
then by the Hudson River Railroad to Troy and
across the Hudson at that point, from Troy to
Buffalo by the New York Central road, and from
Buffalo BY tho Lake Shore and Michigan Southern
e oh NT Ne been
ing daily added. There arc now about four hun
dred cars running. They are constructed with
vide wheels so that they will fit any guage Of road
between the two points The agent Of the line,
Mr. Mr.. oUsHMAN, at tho Old State House, guarantees
tho delivery Of freight. in seven days, and in tho
six weeks that the line has been in operation the
average time he's been under Ave days.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1865-10-19

R5- STATE OF SOUTH CAR0LINA-CHARLESTO
DISTINCTLY GEORGE BUST, Esq, Ordinary
Whereas, JAMES 9. DoAR of St. James Santee sPan-
ter made suit to to grant hin Letters of Admnstra-
ton of the Estate and Effects Of NATHANIEL HY-
ATT, lato of st James Santee Minister of the Gospel
These are therefore, to cte andadmonish all and sin
guar the kindred and creditors Of the said NATHANIEL
HYATT, deceased, that they be md appear before me,
in the Court of Ordinary to be held at Charleston
No. Rutledgestreet the 26hdoy of October 1865,
publication hereof at II oclodS in tho forenoon
show cause any they have why he said Administra
ton should not be granted.
Given under my hand, this uth day of October,
Ammo Domni 1865. GEORGE BUST
October 12 tho Judge Of Probates
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1865-10-19

SO NOTICE rs Hereby GIVEN TO ALL
interested, that LICENSlS Carts Drays Hacks
riagcs and omnbuscs VII be granted under City Ordi-
nanccs, application the subscriber at tho Hall
the Hopo Fire Engine Company, west end of Market
street.
These Licenses will take date from the LIST of october,
and bo in force until tho list o. January 1866 Tho price
will be oneourth of the rael for tho year as established
by tho Ordinance ratified December 90, 1855.
By order of Mayor MACBETH
October 10 A. CAMPBELL, City Treasurer
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1865-10-19

no The Relatives, Fricnss and hcqunint-
ances of Mrs WILLIAM RILEY an family, Mrs. L. D.
PnisGLE nnd tamily and Mr andn1rs. ". WALKER RI
LEY arc respectfully invited to atend the Funeral Of
bliss AGNES MOORE RILEY. daghtcr of the former
at No ~ CaunoR-street This Morning. at Ten O'Clock
October - II
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1865-10-19

The late Mr.: Jams \. iydam has boouoathed
0,0aO All, til hii p.utara4 t. tho Academy OF
ed, and is to bs olllul tao S.lydan Fund, tho in
como to DO axpeii,i rf1r Gao direction OF tho
Council of tbs !A;tl.my to Further and promote
14M ias!.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1865-10-19

HD- NOTICE is HlREBY GIVEN THAT THE FOL.
LOWING described CERTIFICATES OF STOCK in the
Great Western insurance Company of New York have
been lost and thnt ntcr the usual period application
will be made as usual for Certificates. viz No 3T9
18th May, 1863, &c shaes No. $780, 1Ith june 1855 90
Shares Both in nan'of E.. L. Trenholm In trust for
Eliza b. Trenholm. tic. Septcmber II
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1865-10-19

B1- MESSRS. EDITORS: FoU IRE AUTHOR
IZED TO announce Colonel pETHt C. GAILLARD as u
Candidate for Mayor. Ho will sIvc if elected.
Octobrr II
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1865-10-19

a0" NO'fICE.-AT THE llXr SESSION OF
tho Legislature, application will Be made to INCORPO
RATE THE YOUNG AMERICAFIRE ENGINE COM
PANY of this City. October 10
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1865-10-19
CASUALTIES.

About II A. M to-day, after the fire was sup
pressed, number ofpersons entered between the
burnt walls of one Of the buildings for tho purpose
OF removing valuable iron chest, and while there
the walls fell in, covering up or iniuring more or
less seriously some twenty-five persons, as near as
can be calculated at present. Captain HOFFMAN,
Chief Of Military Police, is badly hurt, his thigh
fractured, and has received most severe cut on
the head. Some five or six other white men, prin-
cipaly OF the police force, were very badly injured,
and one Of them, it is feared fatally hurt. Three
ber of others have suffered severely. The smoke
is dense around the fire that the efforts to re-
move the rubbish and recover tho bodies that may
be buried under have been suspended
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1865-10-19

90 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT APPLICA-
T1oN will bo mado Mt c Session Of tho Legislature
for an AMENDMENT OF TIE CHARTER OF THE
CHARLESTON GAS LRHT COMPANY.
August 81 NTH
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1865-10-19

ITOUSE TO RENT.-i WILL RENT THE
IL three.story BRICK HOUSE, No. So Tradd.sreet,
for ) seven months to any one who will put 1t In COM
pleto repair and pay the taxes thereon. Rent to
mence when tho House is turned by the builder.
Apply to j. O. MARSHALL,
October II 90 No 90 Tradd-s street.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1865-10-19

ITO RENT, THE DELIGHTFUL PRIVATE
L RESIDENCE, No o. Wentworth street, north side,
near Kingstreet. Apply to
DIR. SHRINE, Druggist
October Iii 26O kinu-street.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1865-10-19

A GENTLEMAN OF SOME EXPERIENCE
n as Teacher will give private lessons In LATIN,
FRENCH, SPANISH and MATHEMATICS. For terms,
&c. apply at the Bookstore Of MIR. John Russell, No.
285 King street. October IT
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1865-10-19

ITO RENT, A COMFORTABE e RESI-
l. DENCE, containing rooms, with kitchen. stu
ated No. Jasper Court Terms moderate. Apply on
the premises. October IL
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1865-10-19

| XNTANTED TO LEASE.-THE UNDER
w SIGNED would lease RICE PLANTATION, In
fair order and good location, for term Of years Ad
dress A. L. c., at this Office 81 October 16
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1865-10-19

DOYAL HAVANA LOTTERT.-PRIZES
II paid in gold; information furnished. Highest
rates paid for douboons and all kinds Of gold and silver
TAYLOR CO., Bankers,
September 2S 3mos No. 16 Wall-st., New York.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1865-10-19

WANTED, A POSITION AS CLERK, hC-
w COUNTANT SALESMAN, by an experienced
and good judge of money Best Of references given.
Address g. s.. W., Postofice. % October 10
Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1865-03-22

1t seems, however, that the foreman was
not so stony hearted as we supposed, and that
in his singular "chase" after neatly made up
Storm, he actually found "copy" that suit
ed him. The affair had not come to a 'head, -
but he had received several ''proofs" that his
sighs were not considered as dead matter. "
Last Tuesday night the smitten typo left his
comraGes at work. in the news-room, and
told them he would be back in short time.
He proceeded to the residence of his enslaver,
where number of young people were col
lected, and the time passed off quite pleas
antly. When he arose to return to the Office,
some one jocularly. proposed that lots should
be drawn to decide whether he should 60 to
work or get married. He agreed to this, and
the fates declared that he should be married.
This brought matters to crisis, aud the re-
suit was that in half an hour he was trans
formed from a rowing bachelor into gay and
festive husband. So much for advertising
for wife, and so much for having the spunk
to 60 for one when she comes in sight. The
young bride is said to be a "paragon" OF beau
ty, with neck of pearl diamond" eyes,
attractive etitle page" small "foot notes"
and disposition that is never out Of "sorts."
May the union so oddly formed never be dis
solved.