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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-06-28
ULME1'S
Spring Bed Bottoms
Patented October 18th, 1858.

TIE ADVANTAGES OF THIS BED ARE:
First. II is simple and easily understood.
Second. person put them it being only
ccssary The end strip the necessary length, and
il tn the hedstea1.
Third For Comfort Ease and Elasticity it is excell
ed by any ether Bri Bottom.
foHr Not easily getting ont Of repair, Il IL Durable
AMI will last a lin .-time.
TyfL. 1t will any Belstea1, ly merely adjusting the
the stats and end strips, frame not being
snTy.
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or than the foot ard when in is perfc tly noilss.
Sereafi. Once ON. VERMIN WILL NOT LIVE IN
THEM. the yulcanized Rubber driving them away.
EIgstb. Only one Mattress il necessary.
Ninth. They are the cheapest Bed Bottom in market
being sold from
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punishment of the offender and should
neither course be adopted, there would seem
to be nothing left but, by a refusal of ap-
preparations, to lock the wheels of Gov
crnment, which could only last until an
other election. That, in fact would be but a
form of going before the country upon tho
charge that the President would not let q
faction in Congress, take the Government from
him, upon which they could not stand, of
course. No respectable party in the country,
however they might solicit power, could as
sert 80 bold a pretext to its attainment; and
regarding, therefore, this veto Of the Presi-
dent as the beginning of tho end, we arc in
clined to regard it, also, as virtually final
upon the whole subject in controversy.
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UNITED STA 4Rs DISTRICT JUDGE

We are pleased to be able to announce the
appointment of GEORGE S. BRYAN, Esq, by
His Rxcellency the President of the United
States to the Office of District Judge of the
Federal judicial District of South Carolina.
Judge BRYAN has been too long and too
we'll known to the citizens of the State to
render it important to present Information as
to his history or fitness for this distinguished
Office Of profound thought, of amiablo dis.
position, and eminensly courteous and oonsci-
entious, he cannot fail of being agreeable to
the profession, while there must be the gen.
eral assurance, in the present gloomy period
of our fortunes, that ho will discharge the
duties of that Office with perfect justice and
humanity; and, while profoundly respectful
of power, he will not be lass respectful of
the rights and liberties of hia fellew-eitisens.
In the bestowal of this Office upon Judge
BRYAN there has been much propriety. lie
has been o constant and conscientious sup
porter Of the Government and, though his
mind, perhaps, ia more critical than judi
cial-though he may be moro inclined to
policy than law-more ambitious of the char
aoter of q statesman than @ jurist-it is not
to be doubted that ho will give to his Office
the energies of his intellect, and discharge,
with distinguished ability, it's important
duties.
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FOR SALE.

TOR sALE-ONE OF SMITH AND POR-
u TER's 6-HORsB PORTABLE ENGINES. In COM
plcic repair. with 40 feet Of new smoke pipe Apply
at W. s. Henercy's Foundry No s14 Meeting street
February ~
L1OR sALE.-oNM ME1IUM SIZE MULE.
L Enquire at west end Of Ree street. ut Mr.. DAW-
SONS. February 20
TIOK SALE THE NEW AVID FAST
I little steam propeller PET,40 feet long. For fur
thor particulars apply 40 T. L. BAOOT, Robb's Mill
February 20 81
NOR SALE.-25OU ACRES CHOICE TIM
II BERED LAND situated Oh the east branch
OF Cooper River, near Hnger's Bridge.
Apply to EBAUGH & MALLONRE,
Hnrlbcck's Wharf, near Northeastern Railroad.
February 10 IL
TIOR SALE, A BODY OF FINE TIM
u BERED PINE LAND. Offering good inducements
for one diposed tn enter into the rpentne or timber
business situated miles from Kinpstroe, and one
and half miles from landing on Black River. Apply 10
ADAMS. FROST CO.,
February is this Adger's North Wharf.
IHOK SALE. A PLANTATION iN BARN
out on the South Carolina Railroad, at the junction Of
the Charleston and Augusta and OranReburg and Barn.
well Roads. Tho Plantation conains lf5l acres, 28O OF
which IL Of the very hnett quality of Rivor swamp
Land "f which has bc,n rcently c.sarr and Will
prnucr rom 40 10 80 bushels Of Corn per bale
ut Coun per acre The High Land Is Aso Of hne quail
ity largo portion s heavily timbered Thtre is also
on the place good Mill site, aud good landing the
Edsto River perfectly healthy a all Of the
year This Plantation has the repu Ston Of being one
Of the best In that part Of tho For particulars
apply 10 Messrs. McCrady Son, 1road-streef. whore
pht cau ba seen. JOHN Z. WILSON,
February IL IL Executor
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STATE ASSESSORS OFFICE,
MARKET HALL,
CHAnLBsroS, s. c., February al, 1856.


A OCORDING TO DIRECTIONS OF THE COMP.
II TROLLER GENERAL, this office will be opened
for Of Taxable Property in the Parishes OF
st. Philip and st Michael until the I'd day Of APRIL IN
elusive Sundays eIcepted All persons called upon
70 make their returns in this Office, whether said re-
turns have been made to the Tax Collector not Re-
of asscrssble property must have reference both
as possession and valuation to 1st October, 1865
The parties assessed also required to sign their
nameH il two books prepared for the purpose, after
making the proper OATH
The property to be assessed is as follows. viz:
lst Lots lands and buildings IN the city, except such
rs durug the year have been n tue possession Of the
Freedman y Bureau.
Cd Farms on the Neck with the number of acres ex
cnsiye Of such dUrug the year have been IN the pos
session of the Frepdman's Buf-au
3D. Articles manufactured i'll this State for SALE bar
or exchange.
4th. Sprituons liquors manufactured in this State.
5t sprituous liquors brou 4ht into this State at any
time between lst October, 1864, and 1st October,
1865
9th. Cotton hand Oh lst October 1865, excluding
the crop Of 1865.
T;l Crude turpentne spirits turpentine and rosn on
hS,u Et Octo er, 1865 excluding production OF 1855.
Tho .uU rcturn' OF cotton. crude turpeDtne, spirits
turpcn. me- and -osn required By the 7th section Of the
Tax Ac., is nstrued 20 particular statement
and account" showing quantity tbaes, pounds gal.
ons &r) qlutIrs price, and such other specihcat ons
as will enable tho Assessor to determine the actual
va lie. BY order. JAMES A. DUFFUs,
Assessor Parishes
February 81 st. Philip and st Michael.
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NOTICE! NOTICE!

NUTICE! NNTICE!
rTNHE FIRM or W. MARSCHER CO. BEING DIS
/ SOLVED, the undersigned has commenced on hl6
own account, as Wholesale DEALER in Groceries,
Wines. Liquors. &C., and will be pleased to sec his
friends at his stand No. "a East Bay corner Browns
Wharf L. F. K0E>TER.
February 20 tuth4
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BOARDING.

TNIRST-CLASS PRIVATE BOARDING.
j. Farni les and permanent boardors can be accom-
0dated with fine pleasant rooms. by applying at tho
southeast corner Of Meeting and harlet.strects En-
trance on MeetiDg gstreet few day bo2rders con Go
accommodated limo February IL
DOA D.-> FEW u NTLEMEN CAN EE
d accommodated with good BOARD, at 81 week. In
RESPECTABLE private family southwest George
and Anson Streets Also two fine ROOMS with KITCH-
EN- 10 rent. g. February "
DOAKD.-SEVEKA SINGLE GENTLE
ID MEN can be comfortably and reasonably accom-.
modsted with Board and Lodging n respectable pri
vate family, at no great walking distance from any busi
ness portion OF the city Apply at No. 10 Middlestree
January IT
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~ Al communications Intended for publication in
this journal must be addressed 10 The Editor i
the Daily Ne-ns, No. 1S Rayne- street, O9arEesto'',
S, G. business Communications to Publisher of
Daily NetoS.
We carnot undertake to return rejected ooainl',iod-
tio7ls.
Advertisements o,side Of the city must be oooopo.
MED toih the OCs1l
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THE
CsaARL, ESTON DAILY NEWS,
g. R. CATHCART, EDITOR.
CATGCART, MCMILLAN & MORTON,
PROPRIETORS.
Nc. lS HAYNE-STREET.
TERMS-CASH
THE
PUBLISHERS NOTICE.

UNTIL THE GREATLY INCREASED COST OF PUB
IIsHINa NEWSPAPER shall warrant otherwise, we
Of the Charleston Press have adopted, and viii rigdy
sdhere 10, tho following SCHEDULE OF PRICES:
SUBSCRIPTION.
DAILY-TW I've AjNTHS.. ........--.--.-...-s ..-sAo'oo
DAMY-sIX MoNTES. TES..............."...........
DAILY TIRE MONTHS. HS.......................2.6 .2.6O
BINGLB COPIES. % o0AAe
TO NEWS DEALERS S.--.....................S s Genus
RATES OF ADVERTISING.
l5 cents line for first insertion.
10 cents line for each subsequent insertion.
Shines or un der to be charged half square.
Subject to discount OF 20 per cent al bills Of $50
ana over. or ull bills Of regular advertisers.
Fer Marriage and Funeral Notioes-S1.
It is highly desirable that all sedety, Company and
Estate Notices shc uld be paid in advance.
An Bah and Exhibition Advertisements mast be paid
for in advance unless they ordered to be charged to
regular advertisers.
CATHoART MCMILLAN Il MORTON,
Proprietors DAILY NEWS.
A. 8. WELLINGTON Il CO..
Propretors COURIER.
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THE sIIRSCRTRERS

THE SUBSCRIBERS
TTOPE THAT WITH STRIOT ATTENTION TO
business TO merit share OF that patronage here
iUure so bcrally bestowed the former Firm ms they
will still continue their business at Nos. S63 and AT
King.streot L. RICH SON.
February %
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u. 8. TAX NOTICE,

u. 8. TAX NOTICE,
TyHE UNITED STATES DIRECT-TAX COMMISSION.
i ERS for the District OF South Carolina. hereb,
give notice that the Tax Rolls of the following Districts
and Parishes in the State aforesaid to wit Williams
burgh District Christ Church Parish St. Georges dor.
chesterl Parish, St. stephens Parish and st. James
Santce Parish. completed and that the Taxes may
be paid tha lands and lots therein for sixty days
from this date at their Oco in the City of Charleston
South Carolina.
W Wal Henry IESJ Y,IR BRISBANE, U. 8. Dtrect-Ta1
WILLIS DRUMMoND. ior !. Carolina.
Dated at Charleston S c. this sixth dav Ct February
lHrf
ss- Once. No. ~ BkoAD.sTREK1. rear o; Law Range
Fsbruary6 10
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COPARTNERSHIPS.
Lva.ARTNERSIiIp NOTICN

LUHARTNERSIiIp NOTICE.
VtHE UNDERSIGNED HAS THIS ASSOCIATED
i with him, In Copartnorsbip. his only son, PHILlF
RICH, for the purpose OF transactRg the WHOLESALE
AND RETAIL CLOTHING AND DRY GOODS BUSI
NESS under the Firm of L RICH SON.
Charleston February 81, 1865. !. RICH.
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LARGEST CIRCULATION IN THE STATE.

LARGEST CIRCULATION II THE CITY.
81 THE LIST OF LETTERS re-
manning in the Postofhoe at the end
of each week is published officially
In THE DAILY NEWS every Fri
day morning.
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REMOVALS.
REMOVAL

REMOVAL.
o.: - y I.FF BkOKEK AND co VI !Ss u n
tG' " !rs r"rrnved his nfire f''''' VI !" ~
~. II LuUaU.sIkEE1, over the Underwriters
February Is
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DISSOLUTION OF CJPARTNERsHIP.
Y1HE COPARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE EXISTING
i between E. II. RODGERS. +. j. PELZEk and 4.
y. Rs, under the namc Of Z. ID: RODGEkS q
o. ia this day dissolved by the death of Mr. E q.
RODGERS The surviving partners will close the bush.
ness OF the late firm.
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SCHOOLS.

MONS. BERGER's DANCING ACADEMY.
NOKIiiwEiT CORNER OF KING AND
LIBERTY STREETS
TIHE OF TUITION:
TtOn GROWN YOUNG LADIES, MONDAYS AND
il Wednesdays, at O'Clock.
For Young Ladies' aud Masters Tuesdays and Fridayn
at o'clock
For Gontemen, Wednesdays and Fridays, att O'Clock
Assemblies for Pupils every Saturday, at O'Clock.
Private families attended to ss usual.
For particulars, apply at the ACADEMY at The time OF
tuition, or at No. 202 MEETIHG-STREET, opposite
Citadel Green. tuths1mo~ January IS
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
r HEREBY INFORM THE PUBLIC THAT HAVE
L ad6ed to my general business the LOOKsh1TH
AND BELL HANGING, and will endeavor to give salts
faction in said branches in way to deserve public pat
ronage. ARCH. hcLElSh:
February ~ mthe9
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LOST, STOLEN &c.

nTUP THIEF.-STOLEN FROM MY PLACE
> ON Goose Creek, OH the 18th instant DOUBLE
BARRRLLED SHOr GUN, German Silver mounted, on
the brooch s stamped German Silver In letters and on
the barrel N. BEAT. Damascus band, "A guage There
nre one or two indentatons In barrels by fall. re-
ward Of ten dol will be paid for the recovery OF the
gun and additional ten dollars for the thief thieres
To conviction. CHAHLkS +. SHlEh
February ~ ~
CLOOP-RIGGED ROAi STOLEN FROM
Mount Pleasant last night 18th instant; eighteen
feet long, bottom green sides black with yellow streak
half decked, with centro-boerd. reward OF twenty
five dollars will be given for Its delivery at the foot OF
Hascl-street g. Feoruary ~
7 OS'r on STOLEN, A SMALL, LIvER
4 COLORED POINTER Any one having informa-
ton will please leave 1t at the Office Of tho Proveht Mar
shall FeOruary 10
IITaJI.EK, FItOM MA GnOLlA Gem METEhf, ,
= from the Orphan House lot, and others. some very
6ne Janoniras and Rose trees December 2
TNOI: i.tJST.--'rIri PROVOST MARSHA l.
l J will pay FIVE rOLLAhS for the Itonvery of
small LiVEi,.COLOkED pUIN TER-fuur white paws,
ard wh ite mot on |, ra.t February 20
OIE HUNDRED D0LLiWS REWARD.
Twill give ONE HUNDRED DOLLAiS tEWARD
f.r uronf l., cnnvict the thief who stole my a;dr oh
last evening" from Msry-ssreet. near King .trr"t; or
r., fTY LIARS and 10 Questions asked u u ~ re-
turned The Saddle half S1mmerset with clean
Srr,ts and new White Grth. Apply at No ~ Cannon
s,r.,.t os February 2l
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MEDICAL NOTICES.

DIR. B. e. FISHEURkE
TUAS RESUMED THE PRACTICE OF HIS PRO-
III FtSSION. Office and residence, Enfield Peo Dec.
February 10 stllno- ~
DW. r. S. THOMSON.
FFICE AND RESIDENCE CORNER OF ORANGE
.nj TralI ,,reets llno~ February 9
Dir, r. IsEt:NSTJERNA.
r,IJYyIcIbN AND SURGEON, NO. 100 BROAD
STREET -, ~,
u -I>ieeases of private pat1rr cured with dis
,, January 10
yprICE To DRUGGISTS.
TT EAvINd PURCHASED THE STOCK AND Fla
ii rI!tES of the Drug etore No. 249 Kingstreet, we
or ih sa,no to the Druggists Of Charles on and vctn'
i,x aT COST JONES DUBENDORFF.
iri,.:iLry II
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DOAIID.-SEVEKAL SINGLE GENTLE
ID MEN can be comfortably and reasonably accom-
modsted with Board and Lodging IN respectable pri.
vate family at great walking distance from any busi
portion Of the CITY, Apply at No. 10 Midde'street
January II
TO RENT, &c.
ITO RENT.-A FEW PLEASANT ROOMS.
i Apply at No. SO Churchstrcct Fehrnnr; la
iIIO KkNT.-A FINE LOT SUITABLY, FOR
i WOOD or COAL YARD, in the business portion OF
the city. For information inquire at this Office
January %
TAKM TO RENT Ot Fd'K sAI.h.. -l1
i miles from the City. Inquire at No. 6ls King.
STREET SmoE DeHmher %
TTU IiENT,-THE ETHNEiI-sTOK BkiCii
i TENRMENTs. Nos. 4and Broad street
'N'' '''' = '''>N'| 'Nee rHhG6oRE sToNEY.
February lo vaiiderhorst's Wharf.
NOR RENT, THE SPLENDID BEICI<
E Residence at the northeast corner OF Fast Bay and
Vernon street The Lot and Garden, well tho Out
buildings arc unusually extensive. Apply to CART y
KOPFF, Accomm modation Wharf February II
NO LIE T.-THE SECOND FLOOh OF
i House No. 275 King STR ct, consisting Of largo
aud spacious Room. ~ by % feet with GaI Niturop
Conrters. &c. together with three smaller Rooms, snt
aboaor Wholesale establishment Apply at tbs Store
February 20 81
ITO RENT-THE FINE THREE STORY
IL
con sanng nine upright Rooms, two Atcs Storo Room
and PiaEzas nclosed with yenetians Apply 70
r. Q. PlSCKEEY.
February thstn No. vanderhorst's Wharf.
ISLIGXBLE BUSIT ESS STAND To- RENT.
L. The STORE, No. 90 East Bay. having been modern
izcc and put in complete repair, situated nearly oppo
site tho Custom Houre. oiers rare chance as ucra-
tive situation for business. Apply to WILLIAM ROACu
corner East Bay aud Adgers Wharf
February II stuth3
ITO HENT-THAT COMNIODIOUs RESI-
DENCE in the Northeastern part Of tho CITY,
formerly occupied by the late John H. Tucker In point
of health considered one Of the best locations in tho
ample grounds. kent $500 pcr annum; $4,000 two
hundred dollars Of which 10 be applied for repairs Ap
ply to T. M iNCKEI, Law Range. or A Z. GIBSON.
No. 6. Accommodation Wharf. tuth2 February 20
mo RENT.-I OFFE,t Tt, RENT ABOUT
100 acres Of COTTON and PROVISION LANDS,
near the healthy village Of Pnopolis St. Johns Berk
10y Parish, s. G.
Also the NEGRO QUARTERS, with houseO to accom-
date Is or 20 laborcrs
For terms and particulars apply to the subscriber on
tho plantation or, by letter, to Monks Corner Q.
Febriary % 81 Fl. II. HARVEY
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E1AKM TO RENT Oit Ft'Is sAi.h.. ~
il miles from the City. Inquire at No. 6ls KING.
STREET 3moE De;xmher %
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-02-22
TO RENT, &c.

ITO RENT.-A FEW PLEASANT ROOMS.
Apply at No. SO Church street Fehrnnr; la
mo KkNT.-A FINE LOT SUITABLE FOR
WOOD or COAL YARD, in the business portion OF
the city. For information inquire at this office.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-02-22

TIOI SALE THE NEW AVID FAST
II little steam propeller PET,40 feet long. For fur
thor particulars apply 40 T. L. BAOOT, Robb's Mill.