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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-12-08
FROM W ASHINGTON.
statement of tho national Dobt

= WASHINGTON, Dec. 1.-THE following is a
statement of the United States debt, Decem-
Der 1st: Debt bearing coin interest, $l.37l.-
06S,59l 80; currency interest, 1857, 1922, 800;
national debt not paid, debt bearing no in
terest, United States notes, fractional cur
rency and gold certificates of deposit, $433-
SOS, 1888; total debt $2,6Si, ,995, ,S7544 /;
coin in treasury, $95, ,lGS, ,Sl6.l5; currency,
$4,0l9, ,582l l07; amount of debt less cash in
treasury, $2,549, ,63l, ,23S.22.
Western Reprcsention In the Paris
Exposition.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 1.-THE cereal and
mineral representations of States and
Territories lying between the lakes and the
Pacific, for the Paris Exposition, will be
very complete. Wisconsin and Minnesota
will furnish wheat fully equal to the grains
of Odessa. Idaho and Montana will sup
ply full specimens of their precious met
ais. This representation is secured
through the efforts of Col. Rowland, Com.
missioner to- Paris of all Northwestern
States. This display of wealth is intended
TO produce marked effect upon capital
abroad and direct influence upon the emf.
grating Masses of Europe.
mr.. BigeIOw's Reply to Secretary sew.
Mr.. Bigelow's reply to Stewards cyphel
dispatch was received Tuesday morning
and this is the whole of it nearly:
sin answer to verbal communication
the Minister of foreign affairs, M. Moustier
writes me to-day that France has moi
changed her resolution, but that upon mil.
itary consideration she has deemed it expe.
dent to substitute one comprehensive
evacuation for evacuation in separate
parts. Allo our troops will leave Mexico
In the month Of March,"
No official Information. .G1a
No official information had been received
at the headquarters of the army up to noon
to-day of General Sedgwick's crossing al
Matamoras. boo ,r.f4 -. j.
WASHINGTON, Dec. mo doubt is felt
here in financial circles but that majority
of the finance committee of the Senate
and the Ways and means committee OF the
House are disposed to side with Secretary
McCulloch in such measures as he may feel
inclined to propose. Whether Congress
will adopt them, however, isianother mat
for - Hl.H 30. b a'' "sf .-h o.. .a
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-12-08
FROM CANADA.
General AverilI

SwEETsBURG, Dec. 6.-Gen. Averill, Unit.
ed States Consul General, arrived last
night to watch the Fenian trials. He is the
guest of Mr.. O'HallOran. M. p. When he
arrived at the fremont House guard Of
honor was stationed in front of the build.
ing by order of Col. Osborne Smith.
Fenian Prisoners Respited. at
, TORONTO, G. W., Dec. 2-The condemned
Fenians have been respited until the 18th
of March next, r.Sss I'D
p MONTREAL, Dec. 1.-THE Transcript tlearns
from reliable sources that fifteen to seven
teen thousand rifles were sold here on Fe-
'nian account within few days. 81
OTTAWA, Dec 7.-Parliament is pro-
.r0gued till January 10th. The Commits
siOner of Customs announces that the time
for free admission of arms having expired
November 30th, prohibition revives. Arms
and ammunition imported from foreign
countries are to be detained and reported
to the Department. &C., -.-..
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-12-08
61el&0rapbit,.
BY ATLANTIC CABLE.
MaxinIlian.


New YORK, Dec. THE World has the
following by Cable:
LONDON, Dec. 6, Evening.--It Is report.
ed here to-day that Emperor Macmillan
has photographed by Atlantic cable that he
will soon land at Gibraltar.
Pigeon House Fort.
DUBLIN, Dec. 6.--Pigeon House Fort
commanding the entrance to the harbor, Il
being strongly garrisoned and supplied
with Armstrong guns. trtftF
The Situation In IreInnd-The Troops
Being Sent Forward.
LONDON. Dec. 6.-The excitement about
the condition of affairs in Ireland is in
creasing. No actual outbreak has vet oc-
CURED, but military and naval authorities
are making every preparation to meet the
emergency whenever it arises. The Admi-
rally to-day ordered the dispatch of three
more ironclads to Ireland. The military
authorities have also directed the departure
Of two additional regiments of regulars to
the same quarter. lLt
Markets.
LIVERPOOL, Dec. 6, Evening. - The
breadstufis market is fiat and prices nomi-
0Hls
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-12-08
Cleveland market.

D. EL0UR-City brands XX-Spring Sl2 OOsI2 Is;
Xxx red winter Sl3el3'5C; xxx white winter s15 90
9l6 bO. GLllL1 AZ VIII btla a ~ JUN
oWHEAT-sales cars ,NO,2. Milwaukee spring at
(. CORN sdss2 carsNo1 mixed afSoc from store;
] car 10 do at Dos.
OATS1,Sales car No. at 4sc from store: 1900
bush dodo at 48c. 20 T'alI
BARLEY Quiet. and nominal at rSl O5 al 10 for
Canada; $50 9bc for w estern. 80 & y 80
HOGS-Dull. Live nominal at 8 k96c for heavy;
dressed 6Ha &c for medium to heavy. - a -
PORk-Sales 30 bbls No. ] oity packed Mess At
S2l 90; No. 2 do $40 90; clear &23 90. .fbr
LARD,!Lowor, City rendered l3Xc in tierces,
:, Observation-Disclosures hams Isci shoul-
MISS BEEF-NO. l city-paclsed SIG 90. f o.
BUTTER-Quet and steady. Choice Western
Central 2O025c. = =
CHEESE. E.Continues dull and steady at IO@l0c
for common to choice packages included. e.Tro'
EGGS-EiJmer at 30 g33o. - .., Dbl trarai1o
HIGHWINES--Quie and steady at 237. H8ase
ALCOHOL AND. SPIRlTS-Un Unchanged. Alco-
hol, % per cent, "a T4d4 70; Cologne Spirits, gS
az 62. 49, ~ = I'''-'''-.' y /
- oPETROLEgM-Bondod on spot nominal at $50
soc; Free 4S@50c. r-g1 rtr lrIIrr ID.
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, FROM ST. LOUIS.
i, Indian On TRACES i'm Montana.

ST.. LOUIS, Dec. 7-Letters from Montana
relate terrible state of things among the
small number of troops stationed at the
different ports from Virginia City to Forts
Smith and Kearney. A letter from, Fort
Smith says: from this point down to the
Platte the road is aGgrayeyard. About
one hundred amp fifty men have been kill
ed as far as known. We have no intelli-
gence from Fort Kearney for many days,
and fear communication is cut. The Grow
Indians report 1900 lodges Of hostile In
dams moving toward this post for the pur-
bose of capturingit. #'1f. fN
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-12-08

: FOR MORE THAN TWENTY YEARS NJ
THEWS' VENETIAN HAIR DYE has stood tn
test Of trial. and is constantly increasing in publ
favor. ..-.. .-..
It is the best and cheapest in the world. Pric
7boents. ,y-5.ir o. A. =. .Hs.
J 1t gives beautiful lustrous, ndtErGI color.
1t complete in one bottle ,.
1t does the work the first time. .'i
Itdoes not crock, smut or stain.
1t does not rub of or fade.
1t always gives satisfaction. child can apply it,
|, THIS HAIR DYE 10 manufactured by a peculiar
process know only to MIR. MatheWs), which renders
|itinfnitely superior 10 any dye in market.
In using THE VENETIAN DYE you avoid
that RUSTY DEAD appearance by which dyed hair
is so easily recognised whom an inferior article
has been used. '5
Invest rs cents. and you will be convinced
Sold by all Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers
+ --- A. |. MATHEWS Manufacturer.
DEMAS BARNES b CO., New York, W hOlesAls
Agents. vi t mAyiO-deodly
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-12-08
FROM CH HARLESTON.
steamship suwanee Lost.

CHARLESTON, Dec 6,-The steamship
Suwanee, from New York for Brazos Sam
Atiago, was lost off Cape Romaine on the
4th inst. A small boat with the Captain
and fifteen persons have not been heard
from. Two other, boats, in charge of the
mate aud chief engineer, were picked up
by the brig Potomac and carried into
Georgetown, s. G. Fifteen persons in all
were saved and brought here to-day. ~
RALEIGH, N. c., Dec. 6.-Colonel Leach,
chairman of the committee on constitu-
ti6nal amendment, reported in the State
Senate to-day adversely to the ratification
Of the Howard amendment. 08@d
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The man.Who Identifisd Surrntt.

MONTREAL, G. W., Dec. 1.-THE Herald
publishes a,letter from person who serv-
ed in the American army and afterwards in
the Papal service.- When in the South he
became acquainted with Surratt. He iden-
titled him in Italy and informed the Ameri-
can ambassador. In conversation Surratt
is reported to have said the assassination
was planned at Richmond, with the assent
of JEFF. Davis. "a a .FFE = M
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-12-08
FROM PITTSBURGH. U5
@. v. culver Applies for Release,

PITTSBURGH, Dec. 7.-Advices from
Franklin, Pa, say Hon. CIV. Culver, held
In custody here by civil law, was brought
before Judge Turnkey yesterday on a writ
of habeas corpus, and asked to be discharg-
ed on the grounds that he was a member
of the 39th Congress from the Goth Con-
gressional District of Pennsylvania, After
able arguments by counsel on both sides,
Judge Turnkey decided to-day that mem-
ber of Congress was not entitled to his
privilege when held for an indictable Of
fense,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-12-08
LYONS PERIODICAL DROPS /!
THE, GREAT FEMALE REMEDY FOR
IRREGULARITIES ''p",n1N

TheSoOrUps area scientifically compounded auid
prepar ation, and bettsrthan any Pills. Powders or
NOstrums. Being liquid, their action Ii direct and
positiTesrendsrips them rsliables speedy ande
tain specific for Of all obstractiOns and sup
prssuions Of nature Their popularity Is indicated
BY tAe isst 100 900 bottles annuaysOld
and eonsumedby thO-lndips Of. the United States.
every one Of whom speak In the strongest terms Of
prdisS 81 their great merits. Thsyare rapidly TAX
ing the plscS 6f svefy other Female Remedy, and
arc considered bysll who know Aught Of them, as
the sdrest taf( md most ipfallipl preparation in
the world for the cure Of all female complaints. the
removal Of ell obstrustonS Of nature. and the pro
motion Of heal .regulsrty and strength Explicit
directions stating when they nay DO used and OK.
plainingI FbSn AID Why they should not. nor
could not be used without producing effects contra
TytOsnatures chosen laws. WILDE fcundcwefully
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tuFS of goHS n, 4fCNs without Which none arg gen
uino.ioih f0Soi3 d7oY wel G Il 'sgn 1dl ID .Alaf Nl
Prepared byiDr. JOHN L. LYON. slO5f ChAPe
street. Nov Haven, Conn.,, who can be consulted
either personally or By mail dnclosilg stamp, con
cerning ali private diseases and female weaknesses
= SOldbS DrussiS.s sVsryyHSs;feSs; T S; CLARK 4 CO.
LII .Gel'Eal Agents for U. g. and panadAs.
bpp1OruHWAl 4
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ChIcago market-nec. Z.

FLOUR-Dull and nominally unchanged
Y W HEAT-Bul and lower, No. closing weak at
~ 0292 03, aud No. Q at 81 1901 sls go
CORN-Quet No. 8lhc No. 2 T3974c.
OATS-392391ac latter for strictly fresh
BARRE1-Sample lots 81 0O9l 05; other sales
ranging. between So and s5c. III FIG
PORkZAless pork firm and 2595Oc better. Sales
at sl7.T5l91S 90.
LARD Dull and inactive holders asking l2o
without purchasers. I'3-i ri
HOGS-Dressed hogs are more active and I592Oc
higher, sales ranging al ~ 2596 70, - p
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-12-08
New York SIocE ,1a,Le,-D.c =

Market strong and active. Closing quotations,
Gold lss; money per cent 55os % coapoI ios
do "a 1885; do ''65 lO7: new IGsZ; 10 lOs 9DTI
Canton 4j Cumbe, land 90; Qnicksilver A. New
i1g 1l0A Michigan Central III! Michigan Southern
sQh; Illinois Central ll7n; Pittsburgh S4X: Toledo
ll2k; Rock Island It3s; Northwestern SO; Fort
Wayne O5l{; Westesn UGion Telegraph 46X. II
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-12-08
FROM PHILADELPHIA.
Enthusinstic FenInn Meeting

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. IAN enthusiastic
meeting OF the Roberts wing of ,Fenians
was held this evening. General Shewan
and George Archdeacon were the speakers.
The widest delight was manifested by the
entire audience. An Englishman found in
the room taking notes, being suspected of
being a British spy, caused much excite
ment, and but for the protection afforded
by the speakers would have suffered se-
Verplv %" r. 8ff -. - L
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-12-08
FROM ALABAMA,
Alabama I.egislntu re 1.-The COnsti
10 tiOnal Amendment.

Alabama, L-egislnture--The COnstitu
N-G. ttOnal Amendment. 49,,
MONTGOMERY, ALA, Der 6.-The Governor
in his message to theaisegislature recon-
mends the adoption of the Constitutional
Amendment, which caused considerable
excitement in both houses. The majority
of both houses are opposed to the raJitica-
ton.
The Press ON Judge Busted. n3Z
MONTGOMERY, ALA, Dec. 6.-The papers
of this State generally oppose the recent
position taken by. Judge .Busteed in favor
Of the adoption of the Congressional amend
ment, and charge him with having aban-
donedn the true Interests Of the people he
processes to represent. ~ Rorni
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-12-08
FROM CHICAGO.
Anna e. Dickinson Sick.

J CHICAGO, Dec. 7.-Miss Anna e. Dickin-
son is lying very i'll at Rockford, and will
be Obliged to cancel all her Western en-
gagements for this season. She will. re-
turn to Philadelphia as soon as sufficiently
recovered. 30 mdnu 3aAr 81,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-12-08
Albany CatEIo maFket-Dec. 7.

There being more fluctuation than ordinarily in
cattle this week the opening, it was supposed the
supply would be light. and prices advanced k0 Sc
on i've weight. but yesterday stock came in freely
until it was ascertained the supply for the week
would reach $500. when the demand slackened and
holders. had to- submit TO decline of 10. Prices
ranged from LIGHT inferior to &c for best extra
average quality oist0ck B rather lowef.n The,mar-
ket closes dull, sheep are neglected at 495ac; re-
ceipts 100 Hogs dull att 7sc; receipts 10 600.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-12-08
FROM LOUISVILLE.
Another RaiIroad Accident,

LOUISVILLE, Dec. 1.-THE tender attached
to the engine OF the passenger train on the
Memphis, Clarksville and louisville rail-
road, ran off the track this morning eight
miles south of Clarksville, tearing up the
track and precipitating two cars down an
embankment fifteen feet killing the express
messenger and injuring a number. of pas
sengers in the second car.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-12-08
C0MIMERCiIRidE MATTERS.
NOW VI Ynrk mrneY mnrlNnf-nen.

New YORK Msney NIarEet-Dec. 4.
M0NEY-Steady Mt 6a7 percent.
STERLING BXCHAN0 0E-- Firm at 1O05<Dl0oH
.oGs,OLD-LoWer opening at l3sK and closing at
,G0vERNMENTsToC Without any decided
FREIGHTS-To Liverpool Grmeri corn 51Gd per
sail, and I'd per steamer. Nh ,t.' '-1-El
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-12-08
FROM BOSTON,

Lives and Vessels Lost in the GIOu-
Cester Fisheries the Past Year.
BosToN, Dec. 7.-Fourteen vessels, twen-
ty-siX lives have been lost in the prosecu-
tion of the fishing business of Gloucester
during the past year. The loss of. life Is
more than double that of last year. Value
of vessels and property lost, one hundred
and four thousand dollars. ., ,.-,..
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-12-08

Florida Repudiates the Amendment.
- TALLAHASSEE, FLA, Dec. 6.--The House
of Representatives adopted the report of
the committee recommending the rejection
of the constitutional amendment by unan-
imous vote. l' '''ilo oH- ~ 9Appi1 a1'iU9nieS3 3
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-12-08

DETROIT, MICH, Dec. 6.-Rev. w. A. Ar
mitage, of this city, was to-day consecra-
ted Assistant Bishop of Wisconsin of the
Episcopal church with imposing solemn
ceremonies. Twelve Bishops and seventy
clergy were in attendance. ..aD. rIr
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-12-08

New HAVEN, Dec. 7.-The Plants Manu-
featuring Co.'s buildings were destroyed
by fire this morning. Seventy hands were
thrown out of employment. Loss $500, 900;
insurance 100000. Origin of the fire ac-
cdental. Tr..r s'r T -
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-12-08

SAN FRANCIsco, Dec. 6.-United States
Commissioner Sullivan has dismissed the
charge of piracy against CASTOR Dartois,
for the seizure of the brig Basco at Cape
st. Lucas. ..--r --.r .- .,,- -.--
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-12-08
RnffnIo morI,et-nec =

s FL0UR--No spring $1l 90. ...a.I.,cj
4 WHEAT-In moderate demand; Milwaukee Club
81 10. lrrsr- -. --'--'-s :
- C0RN-Dull and heavy; high mixed Illinois 81 90.
OATS. BARLEY and EYE-Quiet.
PROVISIONS and DRESSED H0GS-Quiet;uO
WHISKYr7Firm. q .-,-ns ~. - .-r,it.. 4
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-12-08
FROM DAYTON

synod of the German Reformed
-.-. N.. Churcn. Us ta .ar'. .'a'
DAYTON, o., Dec. THE General Synod
of the German Reformed church adjourned
sine die last evening. The question upon
the adoption of the majority report recomr
mending the optional use of the revised
liturgy was carried in the affirmative-vote
Ga TO 56. & -stf..
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-12-08

SAVANNAH, GA, Dec. 7.MHouse bill
known as the Stay law. postponing first
payment Of debts until January, 1868, pass
ed the Senate yesterday.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-12-08
V.en.oved flroun his OId OmIce.

HkemOved fioSm his Old OMlce.
DR.. ALB. WILLIAMS. WSst Broadway. Rsa
High street. COlymbps, Ohio, has devoted himsel
or s6riesof yeAts othe Hea ment Of certain pri
yaGs diseases. as may bpeonsulAed q ~ oi9cs-l
prS.aws,. nssf ksnEohalgs Bald iiod < "
|. dN58'Osn mol bsnf
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

The wonderful pt6sress Of Medical
Science during the Past sis ysdrs only,
makes II possibloi for the consci entious
AW PHYSICIAN TO declare. now. that CUrsUhR-
AAN TIoN 10 o. CENT AINLY OURED ~ bttsrDstt-
'ene FsVer, and As OERTArrLY PRBvENr-
I'D q Small Poe. ."--Rev. 0Aafsss =. ling. N. D.,
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LARGEST STOCK in THE CITY I J.

'rsnoyrod
Gents'JWhite AIeEihp Shirts and Drawert.
x at$2'OO, worthr9Ni S0lper pair. bad. GOV lIa
Gents White Canton Flannel Shirts and qod
Drawers at $S.O Worth 93 80 per pair.d
Gents Royal Ribbed WOO, Shirts and and o
Drawers at $3.50, worth "a 90 per pair.
/ Gents White IMeri1o Shirts and Dfawerr "a
atSAsOO, worthless 90 per pair Y = sA
Gents BrowhStoutHeavy Shirts and Pants
gy at $500, worth $3.50 per pair.
iGents'I White IRibbed 0Shirts land YPa6tAFD
atS14o0, .Wofthl $500 per pair lHUlild
Gents White Ribbed Shirts and Pantsr
no at $3.50, worth $3.50 per pair.
} Ge1tss Scarlet Ribbed Shirts and Pants II
atS7.OO, worth $s. 80 per pair,
'Ge ents' Arctic Ffeeced Shirts and Pants
at$Ss6,sworthl e0ssS per pair % 9oSoysH
Gents White Wool Shifts and PantHs, ,,siA 2
.6 at SII.QQ, worth S1S.OO per pair.
Gents Scarlet CasAihsfe Shirts and Pahts1
at ~ SSISss,Sf'S' ssf'I' worth Ss0,oe,.q bo, d nv .SH
n \ 70 sbaE ssonlsud D 10Tiseiss 3liaIeaifd5fW
q ,tp.E DldGio.l gisus lsSal jar3 aaiu1af
Wool, Merino and Cotton Half HOSE Narl;ga.p "a
- Shirts; Grayatao Nesp Hcarfs. SuspendeSi is l.
Hemmed and 1dJEmbroiderod ifIandsir fiYtl tllst,ioD
kerchiets, Alexandre's 1-nill-.tJs6
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LIVERPOOL, Dec. 6, Evening. - TIL
breadstufis market is fiat and prices nomi
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ease where the Physician prsscribes "CoUoH MIX
EUHEs. .""ToMoss IRoN AoIDs bAEK, QgININE,
By WHATIVER MANI Known, In which there is OK.
hibited any one or more Of the following
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-09-01
THE NEW ERA.

a WEEKLY PAPER PUBLISHED At DARLING
a. TON COURT HOUSE, has recently been trans !,
ierred to US by It's original propretors Located tn t
same District and only one station dstan rom m sne
munication with all parts of the country aud especially
with the cities of Charleston Columbia and Wilmington
from which we are nearly equd distant are unsurEasse
The Editor,J. Il. NORWOOD, ESQ.,, was fornerly R
known to the press Of the State one OF the 0re ~
founders and for several years Editor Of the Daring
Flag which paper discontinued at the begnhang, an
the war As natives of tie South we Respectfully soi1
share of the advertising patronage
j, H. 0.;,pt. q CO., Publishers
Darlington q. H.. u. G.. Decen5er2. 1866.
December Is ~
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-09-01

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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-09-01
THE DARLINGTON soUrHEsEER.

THE soUTHRRNER Is PUBLISHED R(aULARLY
House, s. O., by JAMES II. BROWN, and Edited by B.
" BO, D, Esq It has tuat commenced its SEVENTH
VOLUME under very aseaering auspices It is large
is determined to opare neither labor expense In
making 1t worthy Of the largest patronage. Having
good and rapidly growing circulation among the panI
Pee Dee country 1t offers strong Inducements to {
Merchants and others desirous OF making them 80
known Through the medium OF advertisement,
February 28