davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-11-25
TIE GREAT FAMILY NEWSPAPER
NOW IL THE TINE TO HURsCRIIIk

1IIK
NEW YORK WEEKLY TRIBUNE
u p'ih'"i on larEe doub--mediuin shoot, making
esht pace Of st columns each. IL contains ali ths
m'nrilnt Eli'oria. publiabed In THE DAILY
i,htit NJ, oIc ~ tho-- Of merely local Interest,"
hl'" Literary AND scientific Into lgoncO, RovIaus OF
tbo most m eIcstng and important nov books; tho
io1en from cur lGrpe COZ ps Of correspondents
rhHiul statement Of all the military operations Of
VI" Nefk; the lHteit news received by Tslegra oh
nom NMhiug ton AMI ali other parts of the country;
summary Of all important iu'oigynge In this city
tud eies here synopsis Of the proceedings Of Com
fc's hud stare legislature whom Ia session; the For
elgu noas received by steamer, Exclusive Re
pie OF tho ceedings Of the Eaimou' Club Of the
American Institute, Talks Hbout Fruit aud othor
liOTucultuiA al and Agricultural information essential
20 country tCs DENTS stock, Financial, Cattle Dry
goOis aud General Market Reports, makins H. both
IoI variety and completeness, altOgother the must
Nhluhh". interesting and instructive WEEKLY NAVE
PNrTu pullish In the sorld
Tue run Reports OF the American Institute Far.
mere Cub and the various Agricultural KeporL, In
q ca huuuer are richly worth years su description.
ficv I've cents For sslo ~ newman.
NAL suhNrtlh TERI single copy, yeaT-5H Noe . o. 90
NAL tuh'crtb"Eh Clubs Of iyp. ..............., 90
Ton cop "a addressed n 0f suhscrihrru II so
lN"nN copos addressed W names OF subscriber. 80 %
Ion copies, to one address ................ is on
lw'Ly copies. to one addreAe. 81 90
An extra cory viii be sent ior each club OF ten.
Terms cash In advance
Dtaits on Nos Yo.s, or Port Of1ce orders, payable
70 the order u thr lKt NJ. bcn, ,afar arc o. eisI.
ahlt Ia any other MODE Oi remittance. Addtes.
10 THE TRIBt Ne, Nev York
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-11-25
i'glsS.

ATTENTION LADlES-THE N.f YORK
II luf Nynuiactuing o., \. ,'.i.t. ,,,. ,.t
6. ~ Maio Marble hotal r.. .v 40. ..'sf4r
hIl"H m'HN 1,-T rnd Auii, t,.' i."." 49, ,''''
, 1I ~ my hul, q 80. M. .u' 10 ''' y
s'heI' "a 2tu' Iel, L'l4ipe unI 49, ''.. ~
al her us equally az log. ,.a..-- ..,. IL i4.i-
ins 20 tAe Ia on sJIui Rscslu. sre4 10 pl tts
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-11-25

II [ RNISHFES WANTED-BU RNISllER
IL can have scaiy en- ployment on river-platcd
Ihs at PEAsE & HJELBl Rl's, ~ John ct Work
wen out. 81
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-11-25

pOOkFOLDEEN MD NEWIKS WAnt"t-
- ANDERSON & ARCHER, 6 Re- de It. %
CHASER WANTED - A FIRST-CLASS
~ chaser mono other need Apply, at 10 Malaon
Lane. room :. 81
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-11-25
GEN ERAI. BUSINESS.

A - FENIAN BADGES AND PHOTO.
n rraphs Of John Mitchell and Pi resident J O'Na-
home, tcady u Ia Fulton ", Agents wanted.
eTODDARp & co. ~
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-11-25

A GOOD FASTER on SHOES, EAST
n n oadway. \. NICkEksuS 81
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-11-25

hDe,tiny OF America, Indians, American Goocra-
phiea society, Horace Yam, in Psychological Jour
nal. 4AB
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-11-25

ANIMAL TYPES OF HUMAN PHYS1OG-
LAnomy-Moic nlou' the Nose. Neg u etlouary of
rhIeuOugy ami Ihssi'cuomv, Illustrated. No two
rcce alike, In n,e. No. IN. geological Journal. ~ a
year. 4gG
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-11-25

WE, TIE UNDERSIGNED, BEING A
w majority q the Directors Il The Uaiou AavlPg-
ton 90 pany, hereby conveLe a meeting of the
ockho 1et OF the said company, to be hrli NJ the
oilre Of the comp ny, south William 81 IA thr ca
OF New York, on the yin dag OF November instant
at o'clock in tho Afternoon 10 consider and act upon
Apoposion 10 reduce the capital u the aid company
"a one million dollars, JAMES ;. SIT kif =, ulkAA
lliNNER, Il, /. II. IRA X, Jr. New Iofk, SOY.
itu, 1865. g5T
= y lIATS-GREAT REDUCTION IN THE
S1puco Of hal.--lluta iotai,el st mIuuiac'urci,'
prl,es, a handsome fashion Iuie iull style six Int
t0r 10 CO. hsnds0me, fashionable iAu stye csr'i-
hImrIe hat iOr 10 Al tLENI',, BAD lhiid ave. 81
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-11-25
WANTED.

hy the dsy to dc washing, ironing, plain sewing,
% snv other lind Of work Pesse call At ~ Cannon
~, tor floor. 80
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-11-25
FOR SALE AND TO LETT.

A FARM, CONTAINING AZ ACREs-Hou..
hdoube, With attic buildings and fences all good
tscres MparSr~s pays 81 900 per yohr. Price ST.
bOO. ALSO "a aeres woodland land 400 por acre, on
Long Island u miles to ferry, Hours 10 TO !. GEU
skIDAOkE- Ts Cedar Of. n. Y. 100
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-11-25
WANTED.

WANTED IMMrDIATELY-AHU NCT-
w tser and turner good wages and ste ldy en-
ployment. Call at Hamilton IT. Hub Fucto!y, Hnh-
way, N j., or address h. u. S. Box 10 kahsay Post
Office Bt2
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-11-25

v. OF good character; aees two and half dollars.
ply before ~ A. N. W GbokUE hUssEN, %
William st
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-11-25

GOOD OPERATOR ON W.
a " fpncLine 10 work m tho house on SO hiis
h. Appy al 90 Eighth ave, bet. 5yth al. iygh
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-11-25
To LET-TwO FRAME AND BRICK Base.

WAhTED-A CLEAN ROOM WITH USE
w Of live steam Adore. rrni WORKS 40 Fu,-
toni sJl
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-11-25

SD60-FOR SALE-NRAR FREMONT,
F~oO lppor horriAAnia, station, corner ~ b.
l2O feet tito perfect Also opposite tho Harlem
Car Mandatory, at Central horrisania Depot, ons
or more city lots. Terms easy. Inquire ut ~ Ana
st. All floor hebre 10 A ". lgb
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-11-25

WANTED-A GOOD CUTTER As FORE
w man in apa,er box factor, at Baltimore. Must
come well recommended. Apply to DOrY n Mel Mr.
Ian, lZs William u, New York, or by Lever to +.
"; shlDEWlfI, Is McClellan's Alloy, Baltimore,
Md. BOB
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1865-08-21

SOUTHERN NEWS By TELEanAPH.-Sinco the end
Of the war we have boen making efforts to estab-
lish telegraphic communication with the South,
for the benefit Of the public but obstructons were
placed in the way BY, the War Department. A dis
patch, received yesterday, explains the reason why
the public have been shut out from telegraphic
intercourse with the Southern States It is that
the lines are overburdened with government busi-
ness when not used py private commercial telo-
grams It strikes that this is very poor logic.
If private business dispatched arc permitted to 20
oVor the, Lines, why not the press be accon1ino.
dated2 Why shouid q few individuals be favored
and the public excluded? The press is the con-
servator Of the interestsr Of the commercial com
munty as we'll as Of the whole people, and if dis
patches on commercial matters were published in
the newspapers, oil classes would get the news.
and no one Individual could take advantage Of It:
It may be quite fair that the government should
have the first claim upon the telegraph lines which
have been recons,r at their own expense; but
If any fsyors ase ts be granted We think that the
titled to thenn.--N. n Herald Itl'T
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1865-08-21
Canada ard the United States.
ANNEXATION DISCUSSED AND DENOUNCED.

ANNEXATION DISCUSSED AND DENOUNCED.
A Quebec dispatch to the Toronto, Leader, of
August IA, says: ' =, ~. ~'
Some conversation has been caused to-day by an
incident that occurred publicly last night in the
st. Louis Hotel. In the Office Of that establish
ment several American tourists were conyersing
with q nuInberof members Of Parliament, among
them MIR. Chriate,. of the Upper House, Mr.. White,
OF Halton, 0Ir. OHaloran of Mississippi Mr. Ma
gill, Of Hamilton, Mr. Walsh, Of Norfolf, when the
subject turned on the probability Of war with the
United States. Messrs. White and OHalloran ex-
pressed the conviction that in the event of not
one-hdf OF tho active militia, or people Of Canada
would consent to serve against the Americans, and
that the manifest destiny and only safety Of this
Province was annexation to the United States Mr.
81agill, indignant at these sentiments, warmly re-
pudiated them, and condemned in just terms men
who, having sworn as members of Parliament to
sustain the n rome and uphold the constituency
cast such slanlerous inputations upon the loyalty
Of the people Of Canada. He also censured the
ssgrave senator" Christie for listening quietly to
these disloyal atterances, and giving tacit assent
to them. Then, turning to tho Americans, who
might as well go away with the opinion that Cana
dians arey disloyal to the core, Mr.. MagiA asked
them whether, the case were reversed, they would
not despise men who acted towards their country
as Messrs White and O'Halloran acted towards
this. i.-S o. <-.... s' :.
Mr. Magil has been much praised for his manly
yindieation Of Canadian loyalty and his castigation
of the faithless Canadian legislators
The discount on American invoices for. the week
is 20 per cent.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1865-08-21

,, A chemist OF, this country has patented o new
ink from the resduum Of petroleum refneries, or
the 80 called waste product. Inks for printing
linseed oil and resin, and many substitutes have
been tried with indifferent success. Linseed oil
end resin have been very dear, and will continue
pr prito for some time, and any Improvement in the
yention consists IN taking the residuum,
thereby msSpd carbonizing IL with the waste acid,
Of the Ink, w6f,s sort Of WAX for the foundation
black TIE INK igahires but little resin or lamp
the type. and leaves to feed well, does not ifl
tho paper: EIhe price. ;aS color without staining
ingredients tbed sliossid bSmateif BY the cost Of
seed oil inls., Some, fine collt hal1 that OF Lin
anilne c0lofS are also said TO b6 inks from the
brilliant than those made from gasar and more
have also fine specimen OF Hwhite beesMgn. We
from petroleum, besides ttanner's oil, made
sperm oil, !" and "sperm candles" from the sahtlSe
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1865-08-21
Augusta.

Augusta has presented very lively business ap-
pearancc for the past two weeks, but more 80 the
present week than We recollect for years. Cotton
has come in freely by wagon and rail, and found
good demand. 1t is being repacked and shipped
as fast as transportation can be procured. The
great sale OF government stock and wagons at
tracted very large number OF farmers and freed
men. The hotels have been crowded and the
streets thronged from early morn till dewy eve
In addition to the two steamers Union and r. H.
May, built here, and lying at the wharf Sunday
the Amazon and Helen arrived that day from Sa-
vannah, with heavy cargoes of freight.
Our old merchants, the solid men of Augusta
are rousng up, and getting rendyto vie in the race
Tor prosperity, with those who come in the wake of
have come to make Augusta their home. There
are nc vacant stores or dwellings,, and rents are
not near as reasonable as before the war Tile
merchants, however, are doing mostly local busi-
ness only, supplying the innrimerable wants Of the
city and surrounding country. The enormous
charges on freight by the river-the chief route
now open-of four cents per pound make it out of
the question for them to compete with the NOR
chants Of Atlanta for the trade on the upper end Of
the Georgia Aailroad. Goods can be brought 40
much lower from Nashville; besides, no prudent
man Will bring heavy stock at the present tariff
on freight with the risk Of having to compete with
those who will in short time be able to receive
their goods at less than half the present rates The
boats now have monopoly, and of course are en-
titled to profit by their good fortune. We trust,
however, from no i'll feeling to their energetic and
enterprislng owners but for the good Of our whole
city, that the connection by rail with Savannah will
be pushed forward to completion with every possi-
bic energy-then, with sure communications and
reduced freight charges, may VIC confidently ex-
pect Augusta to regain and maintain her well earn
ed commercial advantages Observation-Disclosures. 80.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1865-08-21

The New Orleans Plcayune Gays the talk Of emf.
grating to Brazil continues In that part Of the coun-
try, the emigrants being discontented Southern
families, who, now that the rebellion is over, cam
not make up their minds to live In this country.
The country to which the proposed emigrants pro-
pose to go. Ia the upper valley Of the TocSntius
River, whose chief sc part is Para It Is country
similar to that watered by the Amazon. The Pic
ayune Is OF the opinion that the movement will not
amount to much; home ties are too strong for any
considerable emigration to take place. The Texans
are talking the same way. i,T - :9.na4 :.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1865-08-21

HIgToRY OF THE WAR--INTEREsrTNa CURrosfT1Hs.
is already known as annalist of che war, and rs
one Of the editors Of the Richmond Examiner has
been recently making Q tour Of the South for, the
touching the war; With the view OF writing an Ella
borate hiatory Of the, past four years. MI p. has
been 60 successful in Richmond that he has secur-
complete series of Els dispatches, which, Of them
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1865-08-21

CHANGE IN THE CUSTOM HousE.-Our dispatches
from Washington this morning announce Tho re-
at this port and tho apponent Of Hon Ui PrestoB
King as his successor. The change ia to take
place on the 1sto September. This proves that
President johnson is determined to carry out his
policy in regard to the Southern States, and in
tends that no subordinate officials shall be retain-
cd who attempt to throw obstacles in its way. This
is encouraging to all friends Of the adIn{nistra-
decapitation Of the friends Of Chase This remo-
val tpsets many nicely arranged plans, and Is the
precursor Of the overthrow Of the Loyal League
intriguers, who have made the Custom Houses
and Internal Revenue Offices their nesting place
for some time past.--Ne,o York Herald -
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1865-08-21

selves will be the most interesting epitome of the
events Of tho war. Some of these autograph dis
patches will be of infinite interest to collectors OF
curiosities of tho Wig.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1865-08-21

60 THE PEOPLES TICKET FOR THE coNvEN
TfON-The following gentlemen are respectfully named
as suitable to represent the people of Charleston in the
forthcoming Convention. They ere all well known for
their honesty and sincerity truly
of the masses.
-f. G. W. WILLIAMS.
A. F. RAvENEL.
j. M. EASON.
WILLIAM LEBBY
W. 8. HENEREY.
w. j. GAYER.
H. F. sTRoHEcKER.
L. T. POTTER.
w. j. BENNETT
THEODORE G. BARKER
T. r. LOCKWOOD.
A. CAMERON.
a. T. PEAKE
Z. Z. CHICHESTER.
August 16 wfma.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1865-08-21

90 NoTICE.-THE MANAGERS OF ELECTIONS
of the Parishes of st. Philip and St. Michael arc notified
that meeting OF the will be held at the Masonic
Hall, on Monday Evening. 21st inst, at Ave O'Clock
CHARLES LOVE,
august 10 Chairman Board of Managers
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1865-08-21
To NEWS DenlcrS.

We would inform our friends that We now have
in successful operation fast printing press,
which will enable lis to fill all orders for the
"DAnY NEWS promptly. Orders for extra supply
should be given the day previous.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1865-08-21
OBITUARY.

for tI,p
case, the scripural maxim that "thr0utSIc w her
depths OF her sorrOws and Bufferings only threw -
tho moro upon tho grace of her covenant with God ~
her the stronger to cling to the Cross
loving Saviour. ~
For about forty years abe was q warm hearted and
consistent professor of the religion of bser-lov-
ing HIS service, submitting to His will endeavoring
to perform her duties in the varied relations of life
she sought her happiness in the bosom of her family
and the discharge of domestic duties, and greatly en-
deared herself to her household by faithful and n-
rtng attentions. Generous, too in her disposition she
rendered assistance according to her ability to the
needy; ana was both hearted and liberal to the
church OF which she was member, making kind do
nation ut most opportune season.
Isssns thus through long course of years. endea-
Toring to serve the Lord to the best ability and
her humble quiet and devoted way, she called to
TESTIFY to the tahulness of her Redeemer supporting
and comforting her through of most agonZing
suher1ngs And 1t was upon this long and last bed OF
illness that she shone most brightly patient Christian
sufferer, never murmuring but praying faith
ana patience to ENDURE well her Masters will
Longing and painting to bo ut rest she nevertheless
bowed her will to the will Supreme and making the
uterances of Job her honest languaRe- the DAYS of
my appointed time will wait, till my change come
And when that change did come found plumed for
the skies and prepared for Immortality Precous Sa.
Fiour, precious Saviour take ME to thysef was her
frequent and fervent outcry; and dressed for inmor
taty and glory she was called. trust, be with
her Lord forever. ~
Her numerous friends, while they mourn her depart
stricken children while they feel and depore her loss
yet feel free to say-"Not our will, but thy WILL Lord
be done" May the aihction be divnely sanctiied to
them oil.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1865-08-21

aS- UNION TIcKET.-THE FOLLOWING GENTLE
MEN are submitted candidates for election as mem
pers OF the Convention being those who recognize the
existing state Of political affairs use every effort
restore the State to her proper position in the Federal
Union:
]. D. L. MCKAY.
2. GEO. s. BRYAN.
8. Hon. A. G. MACKEY.
4. JAS. b. CAMPBELL.
6. r. ". SEYMOUR
@. NJ P. O'CoNNoR.
z. Col. A. o. ANDREWS.
8. DAN. HoRLBECK
0. F. A. SAWYER. "..
10. q. ". DINGLE
H IL. GEO. W. WILLIAMS -t
-. JNO. HEART. D.
Is. a. ". SCHROEDER ....
IA. DAVID BARROW. ...
16. BERNARD O'NEILL.
81 16. Rev. JOS. B. SEABRoOK.
II. C. R. BREWSTER.
. 1s. 81. JUDGE MOORE
19. R. 8. THARIN
20. GEO. S. HACKER. August Is
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1865-08-21

u1- NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAr AppLICA-
T1oN will be made at the Session Legislature
for an AMENDMENT OF THE CHARTER OF THE
CHARLESTON Gas LIGHT COMPANY.
August 81 ,ntr
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1865-08-21

HEADQUARTERS. FIRST sUB-DIsTRICT,1
.. MILITARY DISTRICT OF CHARLESTON, ~
i, r. r.s..,. CHARLESTON, August IL, 1866 J q.
fSpEcrAL Orders, No, 113.l
Y. THE FOLLOWING NAMED PERSONS ARE HEREf
BY appointed Pilot Commissioners Of this Port will
Immediately enter upon their duties as such Captain
JOHN FERGUSON, Captain CECIL O. NEIL, Mr. F. p
ELFoRD, Mr.. JAMES Il. TAYLOR, Mr. JAMES R.
PRNaLE 4f"a f".i 1.'''f ,.,. g.. ssn .t.g...i r.
By order OF Brevet Brigadier.Genera ". T. BENNETT
Commanding First Sub District. rgri!l- O.. ., ...
TI CHARLES G.. CHIpNAN,
,-. Captain 54th Mass. Vols. and A. A. A. g.
August 81 ' - .'' %
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1865-08-21
HEADQUARTERS, FIRST sUp.p1srR1or. SUE !

- ""n CHAar RsroN, 8. O., August 49, 1855 J W!
I. MR alw.D DNaLE Is HEREBY RELIEVED FROM
duty rs Associate Judge Of the Second Circuit Court OF
the First District Military District Of Ghsrienton
socount Of LII health.
H. Mr.. ALFRED II. DUNKIN Is hereby appointed
Associate Judge Of the Becond Circuit Court Of the First
subpstrct Military District OF Charleston, vice g. ".
DHaLE. Esq., relieved f"'' ." o." '''' '''@ p''
BY order Of Brevet Bigsder. General, W. T. Ba,NEr7,
Commanding Post. CHARLES O. CHIpMAN,
elilsfa,rru captain bath Mass, Vols, A. A. A. Or
onS.as ", Y, sTEsRslssoa, ,ssth n, x y, and T. a,
D. GL5aji, IL 1,dGtcx ,a:I5lo-t Z. August IT 4
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1865-08-21

s. HEADQUARTERS, FIRST sUB-DIsTRICT, \
-., MILITARY DISTRICT OF CHARLEsroN,}
: -''. 10. p. CHARIssTos, s. o. August IL, 1865.
[spRcrAI. ORDERS, No. 1871 -s.e.,. :r4sf,0 ...t b.
I. CAPTAIN W. W. sTEpHENsoN. 1e5th N. Y. VOLS.
LIS announced Post Treasurer, r.l 80 k..,,.I.
Captain ROBERT R, NEWELL, S4th Mass Vols, will
turn over to Captain STEPHENSON all funds and re-
cords pertaining to the Post Treasurers Ofee. taking
his receipts for the same.
BY order Of Brevet Brgadier General ". T. BKN,srr
Commanding First Sub District. '.'"a' t''h' y
'' 81" CHARLES O. oHIpMAN, :"
Captain SAth Massachusetts, Volunteers, A. A. A. @.
/, August al J. al-H: ...&E 3t' go 1874 s'i< "a
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1865-08-21

a5-BATCHELoips HAIR DYE 1.-THE ORIGINAL
and best in the world The only true and perfect HAIR
DYE Harmless Reliable and instantaneous. Produces
Immediately splendid Black natural Brown with.
out injurtng the hair skin Remedies the effects
bad dyes Sold by all Druggists The genuine is signed
WILLIAM A. BATOHELOR. Also, '.f" ns 81
REGENERATING EXTRACT OF hTLLEFLEURs,
For restoring and Beautfying the Hair. .a so,
CHARLES BATCHELoR, New York
August IT ..-... rs. .r...- r,r .t.... ...;. Tyr,
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1865-08-21

So DIR. j. P. CHAzAL HAS RESUMED THE PRAC-
T1CE OF MEDICINE AND SURGERY. Office and resi-
dence' No. y 9Society-street. fstu3+ August 18
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1865-08-21

10 DIR. T. REENsTJERNA HAVING RESUMED
his Practice OF MEDICINE AND SURGERY, will be
found at his Office No 100 BRoAD.sTREET between
King and Meetingst streets -
N. B.-Diseases of Private Nature cured with dis
patch. -. v.~-. ...-.--. r. 20 August Is
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1865-08-21

THE THEATRE, MILITARY HALL, WENTWORTH.
STREET, BETWEEN MEETING AND KING. fS
UNPRECEDENTED ATTRACTIoNl NJ
Engagement for few nights only OF the celebfstsf
Irish Comedian, VT
MIR. J. J. O'SULLIYAN. III
late of the Queens Theatre, Dublin and reppearanc1
of the old fayorite, &S
MIR. w. SIMPSON. III
The Company, returning thanks to the public for t5t
kind patronage bestowed upon them previous occa
sons, desire announce that they will spare neither
expense labor in trying to have the kind support
tnued.
The performance will commence This Evening",
August 2Ist with John Brouhans celebrated drama o1
THE IRISH ESIIGRASr; OR, TEMPTATION.
sCom Dobank nk.....................M MR. BOSWELL
SS>Sy o. 'Brcn the Emigrantl MIR: O'SULLlSANl
7>halnk Observation-Disclosures =. MRS BOSWELL.
Padus< Ieaos;IEG! LAUGEIABLE FARCEll ,
Polly Boz IL
COMIC sfSoS ~, s s, -,
August 81 80 ~ - >
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1865-08-21
THEATRE.

THE THEATRE. MILITARY HALL, WENTWORTH
STREET BETWEEN MEETING AND KING. tsa
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-04-12
Re-actIOn-The war 60 he Com

Evil omens again cloud the sky. The
Cincinnati Gazette upon the first news Of
Lees surrender, proclaimed in Aaring let.
ters the following as is platform--''For
the country peOce--For Repentant Rebels
pardon--For their Leaders BSnishmen,."
To-day change has come over the spirit
Of its dream, and il seems about to take
the Radical chute, and insist on the whole
terocious policy Of the Abolitionists, treat
ing the South as a conquered people.
This will ensure the continuance Of most
troublesome and annoying war Indefinite
ly. The Commercial however will
probably advocate a liberal policy. And
fortunately for the country, it's destiaies
are now largely in the hands Of Grant,
Sherman and Thomas, old army officers,
who are neither politicians, nor Abolition
lists, nor Yankees. Let us hope for the
best, and for the union Of oil men who
" i'll sustain liberal and pacific policy, and
thus end the war.