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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-11-05
LARGEST CIRCULATION IN TIE STATE.
LARGEST CIRCULATION IN THE CITY,

ns-TTIE LIST OF RE-
NAMING in the Postoffice at the
end Of eaoh week is published OFF,
cially in IT III E d ALL Y N Il w 3
every Friday morning
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-11-05

HouGopATmo MEDroAb NorroE.-Drs. ot.EoHIET
scHrEY fof Columbus, GAL having permanently located
in Charleston, respectfully tend their services to the
citizens, In tho practice Of Homeopathy.
Dr. G. has had tho experience Of heen yeara In this
school Of medicine. q =. ~ Est-eg ..lt 10 sCIfyr
Z ofaee at our residence No III, g. W. corner COLLEGE
and GREEN STREETS teorner Of Greanh ~
HEnvrr n crzcEEz; H. p:"..:, plnIp 7. sonaT, II. D.
,sap.euserS vifabas,,s afldn q o1sr:
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-11-05

CuANoEoF SCHEDULE South CAROLINA RAILROAD.
--Wc would direct attention to tho new schedule
Of tho South Carolina Railroad, advertised in this
days issue. Besides being more convenient and
agreeable t9 the travelling public between this city,
Augusta and Columbia, it will be carrying out the
arrangement of tho Railroad Convention, recently
held in New York, in having through mail train
from that city to New Orleans. The change takes
place on tho 7th instant
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-11-05

THOSE who are judges and admirers of the ar
ticie, will be pleased to learn that Messrs. ]. w.
Brown Il Co. have on sale very superior article
Of brandy, Of direct importation. 1t has been re-
ceived, We believe, only in bottles and though it
is, as matter Of course, COSTLY it is recommended
as pure, and Of the first quality.
Messrs. J. W. B. & Co. have also on sale Russ
excellent preparations and as the house is known
for it's reliable standing, assured that what
ever is offered for sale needs no recommendation
from u.s.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-11-05

CHANGE OF So1aEDULE.-Attention is directed to
the advertisement Of change Of schedule on the
Northeastern Railroad, made to suit the late
changes on the through routes. Two trains will
leave the city dailya mail express train at 10 p.
H., reaching Florence at 4 A. H.; passenger and
accommodation train leaving Charleston at 12 NJ,
and reaching Florence ut 81 P. M. Passengers by
this route will reach New York in 4S2 hours.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-11-05

TIE Hosp1TAIIT1Es OF AuausTA.-During the re-
cent Fremen's Celebration in Augusta, the repre-
sentative Of TIE NEWS was treated with gener-
GUS hospitality, both by the members Of the Press
and by the enterprising proprietor Of the Planters
Hotel, that we appreciate both as o kindness and
n compliment No place Of its size in the South
supports three such papers as arc published in
Augusta and the Planters is such hotel as only
NIcKEnsoN can keep.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-11-05

THE CHAnLRsToN HoUsK.--To ladies purchasing
dry goods for their country friends, Messrs. sro1I,
WEBB & Go. will guarantee to furnish them with O
larger variety to select from than any house In the
city; ALSO to sell all articles al low prices aa they
can be had anywhere. Will furnish packing cases,
any size, free Of charge; will take special care in
packing and shipping any orders entrusted to them,
and will assure all that will call at their store Of
every accommodation and every attention.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-11-05

ATTENTION ia called to the advertisement oi
Messrs. MAoKEY d BAKER, who having lately re.
moved into their more spacious warerooms, in the
ApaKn Building, are prepared to serve the public
on the most reasonable terms.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-11-05

MAYORS CouRT, Saturday Morning. Three freed
men, rejoicing in the aristooratic names Of AL
ston, Ailston and Richardson, were brought up for
stealing iron from the South Carolina Railroad
Company. It might, perhaps, have been success
fully urged in their behalf that the iron In the
possession OF the said railroad company was 80
much dead capital, whereas, II the defendants
were allowed to take it, it would soon bo turned
over two or three times, to the mutual benefit Of
the manipulators and the public. But the aristo-
cratic Africans had no counsel, and were, conse-
quently, without the benefit Of this suggestive de-
fence. They were allowed five days to acquire
what information they could in that timo concern
ing the interior arrangements Of the Guard House
cells.
The neglected corpse Of defunct offspring OF
Monsieur Coaue and Madame Poulot having been
discovered lying in the side drain Of Ine-street,
the subject Of its funeral obsequies was referred
to the Inspector Of Streets for his careful con-
alteration. 81. s#
A policeman having tumbled aucceaaively into
two holes in Nassau-street, vented his anger by
reporting them as nuisances, but kept the fact OF
his trmbles profound secret. The Inspector was
requested 10 investigate the perforatons, 80,
Nick, being inspired by his elderly. pamesake,
became hilariously intoxicated, and aoiar forgot
tho requirements Of propriesy and the city ordi.
tnances as to become disorderiy, The wound To
FsH fJaaa - .gssTlsft
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Fine Fell Hats.
BIZ JOHN g. MILNOR s. co.
TOMORROW, 9Th instant Will be aold at our auction,
sales, No. 1s3 Meeting street, commencing at To-
O'Clock,
20 DOE. MEMS FINE FUR FELT HATS,
CoNsIsTINa
BLACK Pearl Color, Brown, Vino Color and Planters
Hats. The above all stock and worthy tho aten.
ton Of the trade
Conditions cash. November s
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QUICK WonK.-The steamship Lulu, Captain
CHrLps, belonging to STREET BROTHERS l. Co.'s
line Of Baltimore steamers, arrived here from that
city on Thursday afternoon last, with very large
cargo This was discharged, full return freight
taken in and the ship ready to go to sea on satur-
day afternoon, thus discharging and loading full
freightin 4s hours. HerindefaGgable agents have
done good work ON this occasion.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-11-05

SHERIFE'S SALE.
BY virtue Of writ of dcfas to directed and de-
Hvered will be sold on MONDAY and TUESDAY, the
9th and 9Th of November next tho premises No 663
King street. west side, between Radcliffe and Morris
streets, between IL o'clock In the forenoon and
THE ENTIRE: CONTENTS OF A DRY GOODS STORE.
Levied upon and to be sold the property Of T. PEARL
STEIN SON, at the suit Of SAM'L HYAMS.
Terms cash. JNO. E. CAREW, 8. @. D.
October % In3 tu1
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FLOUR BuoKwHEAT, BUTTER &c.-Mesars. STEM
HOUSE & Co. have on hand 1000 barrels Of Flour Of
various kinds, and also a large quantity of supe-
rior butter and lard, which they offer for sale on
advantageous terms. See advertisement.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-11-05

To CARPENTERS. attention is directed to
an advertisement under the head Of ''Wants,' %
where something Of interest may be learned.
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Case Choice Prints, on account Of Underwriters
and all Concerned
BIZ JOHN G. MILNOR & co.
TOMORROW 9th instant, commencing OF 10 O'CLOCK,
will be sod at our Auction Sales Roo No. 1s3 Meet
ing street.
CASE, CoNEIBTINa OF:
81 peces ALIENS PRINTS-ohoIco patterns
Is pieces American Prints-choice patterns
Damaged on the voyage from New York to this port
Conditions cash. November
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Fine God Watches.
BY JOHN G.. MILNOR e co.
TOMORROW, 9Th inst at 10 o'clock, will be sold at
Sales Room, No. 133 Meetng-street,
Three fine GOLD WATCHES.
Conditions cash. November 8
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-11-05

Mahogany, Log,oood and Fustio, on Account of
toioT, IL may Concern.
By j. A. ENSLOW & co.
On WEDNESDAY, 14th instant, will bo sold by publo
Auction. at South Dry Dock Wharf, ct IL O'Clock,
10 1ogB MAHOGANY
tons Logwood
tons Fusic.
Damaged on board the French bark 'rdazatlann H.
Fauvre MASTER which put into this port dstresg whilst
on her intended voyage from Isle Of Carmen to Hayr
mendaon Of tho Portwardens and order OF the Franch
Consul November
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1866-12-06
Consumption Durable by DIR. Schenck's
Medicines.

TO CURE CoNSU MPTION, the system must be
prepared so that the lungs will heal To accomplish
this the liver and stomach must FIRST be eleanscd aud
appetite created for good wholesome food, which,
by these medicines will be digesied properly, and
good healthy blood made thus building up the
stitution. SCHENCh'S MANDRAkE PILLS cleans
the stomach of all bilious accumalations ;
and, by using the Sea Weed Toue in connection, the
appetite is restored.
SCHENCk'S PULMONlC SYRUP is nutr:cious
well medicinal, and by using the three remedies,
all impurities expelled from the STEM aud good
wholesome blood made, which will rePel all disease.
II patients will take these medicines according d-
reetions Consumption frequently in its las, stage
yields readily to their action. Take the pills fire.
quently, to cleanse the liver and stomach. II does
not follow that because the bowels net costive
they not required for sometime in diarrhGa they
necessary. The stomach must be kept healthy,
and appetite created 10 allow the Pulmonic syrup
to act the respiratory organs properly and allay
any irritation. Then all that is required to perform
a permanent is, to prevent taking cold. Exer-
else about the rooms much possible eat AL the
richest foodfat meat, game, and, in fact, anything
the appetite but be particular and nrastcate
well. md W. ca. mo. VT.
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/ n ew Advertisements.
An Ordinance.
PROTECTING THE PUBLIC AGAINST
DA YisEROIrS DISEASCS

SECTIOy Ist Be il ordatned nv the Common ro,n
- ell of the city of RichmanI That the name sn.
locality of every person in .citv or with, ;fs
dictien afflicted with Small Pox yarioIoij Cbnlsra
Choreraic Di.rrhaa or Other d.n~arons c,,f5 49,
;,fet;ons or on ilsp,;s l;se,Sa sI,lI he ,,,.,, =.
the Sec or Pres of the Board OF He,Itt AZ som sb
person is known or suspected to have s,,r
If pirsicsn is u6n s1eb nerSon Il sbalI
be lbs duty Il, SO rerort -iyipr nearly a. NAV b
the character and stare of the ,Iiseose NJ, M
physician has been in attendance the nroprieor ~
the Hotel Boarding Harse or private hons. ,ybera
scl persn, n,av he or If not in any sncb b,,,a En-
the n,rtv having controI .r char-a NJ snch ,,-s
Shall report as Aforesaid.
SEC - II i hereby m ,le the l,,.,- Of -.
to- of any ir,usa rvhe-si, any o,a = So a stru
Pay 70 ,,Iace ,,ron s,,cb ho,,sa in a consr;;o -
f,lfr evn1s,l =, r,.hiT. Law an $500 o1,-ii ~
,5e,,r a. ,vfi.b sb,Il :, y..n.,;. -, .i -
rrarson IS Weller 5as baen rap5,va5 - ti, ,,-;a
iiis;nfa,- II an5 an nrlar -aoa;reI ~, A. III -
Health "a take il down
In all cases Of failure to ofav This res,is;.i,, II
shall he the CITY Narshas iutv IN So, that ,ba A.,
is properiy placed and Ia report the f,nre NM, The
mart oil the prof,er partv n 50 nl,reit
No psrson bayinr small Pox and no r,arsor ,,r-s
ius sr ha wing ton with person Lsr,- Snsu
Ply exceot she ATTENDING Iby stefan shall % o,t :;
Drhsir mss fronn horse M ho,Sa or a-nasr !, ~.
s,rststs or any other place where fbe r,hl; j.; ,b -
shit of their ordinary affairs might come !, contact
with them until the Board of Health sbau bavs a.
caef IN such person is no longer in condition to
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1866-12-06
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Brnai.sf MkuspRllrSns1e 4 ! ~
eis,re,ices Which Sve-&sd ~ he- H. de-
Ca Courier OF Thursday last. il will
be seen that the brilliant meteor which
was Witnessed here. Nashville. Tenn.s } |
was seen in that neighborhood about the
same houKi r = 4azr en-
About four O'clock on the morning OF
Tuesday. the Goth inst, \ meteor that
lizhtad tia wAois AeAv ems. was seen in
the vio.i.isy OF Rome. moving rapidly in
a southwestern direction It appeared
like q Are ball. and ~ large - Tive sun-s'
1t ~sxplois1~ in the. direction of CoosA,
apparently eight or ten miles from here.
with . Tremendous report. like that Of y
forty pound cannon, that shook the earth
so as To make the Windows of the house
rattle. This may be one drop of the
shaser that wsssGespecfedIaf Few rlayste-
fore. We hope To hear more definitely
about the OK piosron, aud wonld like very
much 10 get one of the fragments.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1866-12-06

The explosion of = new kerosene lamp
set fire 10 q barn of ID. q. Mcfarland, at
Thorniike. last week, and resulted In
the destruction of the barn, dwelling
house ord oushoilbings, involving loss
Of several Thousand dollars. on which
there was no insurance. tssHssss
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LIFE HEALTH STRENGTH.
LIFE - HEALTH-S STRENGTH.
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DIR. JUAN DELAMARRE's
PILLS,

- Il Il - - u - u
Are prepared hs the Messiears GAKASciEKK De-
roST Pharmaceu,ists, No. ga, Rae Lombard. Paris,
svlns the Prescription of Dr. JuAN DELAMARRE, Chief
Physician the Hospital du Nord on Larrihoisese.
Lc,ses of Recommendation.
PARIS, May 5th $685.
-at;KSrlExES;-Wc have used the Specific Pills.
made DIR. Delamarres Prescription. dnring sew.
era past private and public practice. aud
have found them most rgetic and efficient remedy
in cases of Spermaterrhea or Seminal Weakness;
Nightly Daily Ennis sions; Sexual w eak-
ness or Eapot,aes Special arrangements of the Ner-
SYSTEM Weakness arising fran Secret Habits
and Sexual Excuses: I,.larafon of the Genital Or
CANS; Weak Spine; Affections of tue Eyes; Lime or
.Brck- Dust Deposits in the Urinc '.Mks Dssehar-
ges; Paeness of the skin, With Snn1en Checks and
Booiess Lips; "Pinehed" Features; Irregular Action
of the Hearf and in all the CHASTITY train of symptoms
arising irom Over-nse Abuses Loss, from any Cause
of the Nervous Force.
We earnestly advise the Profession and all persons
suffering any Sys,sos,oe Organic 4eei'ems Of
the rinary Systems, to these Pills With
high respect, we are yours must sincerely, ,,
To Garaneers Dupont, G. ID. DugaRnis. NJ u.
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Seden,ary and Studions Occupations, Gr,efs, Anxi
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Pamphlet containing full particulars, with direc-
,ions and advice, printed in French, German, Spanish
and English accompanies each box. and VIII be sens,
by mail. free of cost 10 any who will write forit
| zzs-Price, 81 per Box. Six Boxes for So ~tfsN
Sold by the principal Druggists, will be sent by
mail securely sealed from all observation, receipt
OF the specified price by any authorized agent, or by
/ the sole General Agents for America, OSCAR q.
/ MOSES 4 CO, 81 Cortandt Street, New York.
authorized Agents for Richmond J. +. Avery Go
| Taylor 4 McCulley-C. f.. Potts-Samson Ross
All orders by mail promptly attended to.
John d. Park, Cincinnati, Wholesale Ayers. Soy
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Iathe perforui4nce of asduty iuPosed ~ the
Constitution have submtts4to the Representatives
OF t. States aud De people. 1nch Indignation a
de4tstir and foreh affairs ls the nqblic interests
my rr4lira Our ernmset is no fs~-lergoing its
ass. .s a. Is wi ass
out impairing lis original strength and symmetry
be atefs.ss ~ tia nation best 20 be promoted b.
the revival OF frsfsTnaf reatnns the complete oti.
srss,an q dftsryness and the rIFugnratoa
the early gnptisulent tnc ---s. ends,
deayor Ia preeFSs harmony between the coordinate
department. Of ths ssse nInent f1seach is is prog
6. sps ere nav cordially co-oPerstewir the orev n
Preservation Of the Union and the perpeny Of free
aststusssas.ss 47& ia ANDREW Johnson an
Ehs Csire Democrat thus facetousiy takes Of
the Evansville boot and shoe question: which has lately
formed te siase for the casing he papers Of that
town:
The Evansville papers are making great aiooTer
the considerable portion OF thcr citizens
followers Of 81. Crispin. In other words theF are
arprfzg wrothy over discussion 70 which city in
Indiana sells the most shoe leather. report in the
Courier s6s That Evansville has shipped 1850 cases
Wei nov VIA, boon it, Shall we never hear the kast
Of IL PRIV i'll you keep pegghss away until yon make
atcl of your H0osier cotem porares mad energt
yo1 = Let hare end OF IL Ii you don &c; s3ed
up. you'll worry the sole of your readers possibly
make some of 'eur top you. ea swo 81
Letters from slascan Sicily, of the 10th of octo-
Ler mention that unfortunate landh5lder. who
reputed wealthy. taken, and in order comp 81
him to divuge where be had secreted his riches, he
was placed under wine-rress and literally sqH-e ze,
70 death B. "72 500
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TERMS OF THE CHICAGO TRlB UNE

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Fractional ,arts Of the car nj the same rates
Persons RENTING and ordering fire more copies Of
either the Tri w eekly Weekly editions NAV re
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Home Again" Reconstruction.

NTO ONE knows the advantages of hoars until afte-
taking a trip abroad and. having, taken tsot trip
the undersigned Is free to confess that he IS re-cen-
fain To Acknowledge that " there's place like home.
at the old Strattan Corner at his old quarters, With
II ,Kgy ELIIorr as Chief Engineer and Pilot. where
he y;li be pratifed to again his old friends and
customers, and give them FITS to SUI, both IN
Plain and Fashionable Styles.
He makes a spec;altv with Friends garments, and
from pa 81 experience iatters himself that he do
that Kind OF work the satisfaction OF every Friend
who desires good, substantial and we-nt'ihg 5oo OF
work done.
He is at aH times prepared to do Garment Cutting
for customers and sohoits liberal share CT tie put
CT, az tie re- sr1ict-s demonstration Cor
'e' ''' ""' W.E. MCDOWELL.
Dec 9Th, 1866.
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A correspondent OF the New Albany
Commsrciaf. writing from Indianapolis
under date Of Nov 25th, eays;9fei eiif 2

UNDER date OF NOV. @0t"s % -
There il nothing new on the Senator
ial question. Governor Morton 10 the
only candidate so far as publicly known;
The names OF several prominent mem
hers of the Union party have been men
,ioned hut nearly every one of them has
declined 10 enter the canvass as against
the Go: ernor. Hon. Geo w. Julian is
about the only person in the State. who
il actively engaged in trying to defeat
Governor Morton, hut as he is rather
rcstlcs. in his disposition and opposed
the Governors administration during
the war. his opposition is no new thing.
He will hardly be able to accomplish the
object he desires-as majority of the
Union members OF each House have al
ready expressed their determination 3"
support the Governor for Senator.
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Al the eaucns, 1udes Kelly, q Philadelphia, Rad
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