The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1865-11-02

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Nj. HORACE T. RuGa, wholesale news and
periodical dealer, Market-strcet, has our thanks
for kindly fayors in the way Of books newspapers,
etc. He has sent MS some of Ned Buntinc's late
efforts done up in "yolow kivers," among which
wo notice Ncta Bride, Rose Seymour, Red Ralph
and Me'1net Ben. He has also favored us with q
copy Of the EinJWg Rcoieio for April, which has a
most admirable review OF M. TA1NE's late work on
English literature.
MESS. NJ. NJ, QUINN G. BRoTHERs, the indcfatiga-
BILE News Dealers of the Uptown News Depot,
laid upon table, this morning, o large and va
ried roll of Southern and Northern papers. These
young mel always have all the principal Southern
and Northern journals-daly, weekly, and month
ly There is no better place than QuINNs' tor late
newspapers.
We LEARN, with o great deal of pleasure, that
strenuous exertions are being made by many of
our largo capitalists for tho establishment of q
National Bank in this city. It il certainly o move
i'll the right direction; and it is matter of much
astonishment that q bank has not already been
organized. We hear Of others in our chief South
ern cities, and Charleston heretofore was never
behind her sisters in anything looking to CONNER
cal improvement. We hope the move may be a
successful one.
THERE WAS quite exciting time ut the poll in
Ward No. yesterday afternoon, just previous to
the hour OF closing. Two gentlemen, Of highly
excitable temperaments, commenced the inter-
change of exceedingly uncomplimontary remarks
about each other Ono even went 80 far as to in
snuatc doubts to the eligibility of tho other for
the exercise Of the elective franchise. When
the voter gave the street and number of his
residence, the challenger replied: "Well, I'll
be - there he made use Of an impote OK
pletve) II he lives there, for I live thoro my
SELF" pugistic encounter seemed imminent,
but the crowd was disappointed. 1t was satisfac-
torily explained that ono man went by the old
numbers, the other by the new. So the two gen.
tlcmen, who did not live in tho same house, be-
came pacifed. The affair thus went off, and 80 did
the men.
CoRoNEI's MouEsT.-A Coroners inquest was
held yesterday morning, in the rear of No. 1876 St.
Philip-street, by G. E. KANAPAUx, Magistrate, Act
ing Coroner Of Charleston District, upon the body
Of an infant (colored) Verdict: "Death from Wis
itation Of God"
The CIRCUS performance last night was honored
with the presence of Major General G111MoRE and
stahf Brevet Major-G General DEyENs and staff, and
BreVet Brigadier-General BENNETT and staff.
WE WOULD call attention to the advertisement Of
MIR. d. HoDaAAN, No. ~ Maiden Lane, New York.
Mr.. 81. is one Of the most extensive manufacturers
Of every description of India Rubber Goods, and
we would suggest to those interested to give him a
coll before purchasing elsewhere.
REAL ESTATE STocKs AND BONDS AT AUCTION
We would ask attention to the sale Mt auction this
day, at II O'Clock, by Messrs. J. s. RIaes Co., at
the Exchange, in Broad-street. Several desirable
dwellings,, building lots, shares in the Charleston
Gas Company City of Charleston Stock, and State
Coupons, will be offered. The sale will be posi-
tive and good opportunity presented to invest
in property that will surely increase in value daily
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WE WOULD direct particular attention to the ad-
vertisement OF Messrs. H. KLATTE & Co., which
will be found in another cohlmn. These gentle
mon have just received large importation of New
York State Flour and Rangoon Rice, which is Of
fered ut reduced prices. Mr. ". e. Fox, woll and
fayoraIly known to our citizens as tho former
popular conductor on tho Charleston and Savannah
Railroad is connected with this establishment
and will bo pleased to prove to his friends that he
is good conductor Of business as he was of the
cars, although he dislikes to blow his own whistle
MEssRs. WILSON & FRAsER.-Wc would call the
attention of our readers to the advertisement of
hessrs. WILSON & FRASER, as Brokers, Auctioneers
and Collection Agents, Mt Georgetown, 8. C. Col.
d. n. WILSON A known to most Of our citizens as
representing his District for tho last eight years
In the Senate, and as lawyer Of largo practice on
the Eastern Circuit. Mr.. r. E. FRASER, the other
member OF the firm, hos been connected with the
Bank OF Georgetown for the last fifteen years, and
ls known for his active and accurate business qua
hties Any business in their line can be safely
entrusted to them.