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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-10-25
fFrom the Louisvllle Courier.

-i.o. tfr0m the LOUISVILLE Courlerl M ii lt
There isno one publicationinth the United
States to which the world is mo,e indebted
for correct pictures of the "barbarous and
barbarian South, ethan that emiiIently re-
liable exponent of thelrcivilization''o the
present age, Hdrperis Weekly. But we, who
want a full-length portrait of 'Secessia,'' n
have been sorely disappointed at the shoft-s
comings of Harper's artists, and believing
that all that is necessary to have full Justice
done the subjeetisitoGalb the attention Of
the proprietors of that journal to our griev-
aace,s welhere presenta few subjects that
we would like to have illustrated, in the.
Weekly:
First-We want portrait of that emf
nently Jealous minister of thergospsl who
whipped his little son to death because the
infantile Teprobate didn't properly say his
I s5c6haAWe want the portraits Of those
Massachusetts sehoolmasters whotiirntlleir
young lady scholars, iel0theslup over their
backs and apply the birch 10 portions iOi
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-10-25

l.IN HNTT.frf ff .NrlI FIff. fI|f
their persons that young ladies are popular /
lY supposed not to possess.
'Third4wef want Che portrait OF thel
brightdAtd Intelligent young mulattOy genso
tlenlaIl, who, IN segrehrof acknowledgements
edge, beat open the heads of two white,
ladies' in Michigan lie other night, 20 sec
ifdwhite trash" really possessed brains. lod
sFourth-We Maati tie portraibWofy ytheV
agent of the Fredmenis, Bureau 10 N0rth)
Carolina, who, stole the ratiQns and cloth
ing Intended TO fill the stomachs and cover
the nakedness of the poor negroes.
Fifth-@We" waht the portrait OF that
Government official at Memphis, whose
desire to elevate himself i'above the COM
mon herd'' led him to abandon his lawful
wife, and live Sin the Udor of sweetness"
exhaled.ff0rn the carcass Of negro mis-
tress. .si1sI r -f.uia
.Sixth--We, want the portrait of the
United States army officer WHO drove aboht
the streets Of Shreveport, louisiana, ini
company with ansgro wQnanY1 oagltaf4
Seventh-We want; the portrait OF the
chaplain connected with the burcau. wliof
tied yuph his sable parishioners by tl1e
thumbs because they would not pay theirI
taxes.
Eighth want the portrait Of that
eminently patriotic General, G. w. Gnntt,I
who rayshed his own. sister-in-law, little
girl twelve years Of age. '''" '.' ''i
Ninth-We want a gallery of photo-n
graphs Of the seventy or eighty black pre-
tegeS OF the bureau, who, the last Ne,o J Ork,
Police Gazette Informs ts, have committed
acts Of such horrible and brutal violence all
over the Northern States, that it has be-~
come unsafe for Il woman to leave her
house without AN armed protector. <ivsl
We have here opened up fine field fOrb
the gctters-up of the cartoons OF HyperS
Weekly, and feel satisfied. now that we have
Indicated where the ''riolf plaertsn are TOT
be found, that they will work them to the
fullest extent. 'i7' '"'J |iA "'it
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-10-25

1katers, but which has been adopted for
the promenade on account of its great con
venience. A long cord is fastened to it at
each end leg, which Is hung around the
neck, which is a sensible idea, as ladies in
shopping often lay, them down and forget
and lose them. A portmonnafe is also att
tached to the back Of it, which, from its
concealed position, defles the pickpockets
For full dress there are very beautiful
sets of white fur, or down rather made
from the feathers of the grebe, Swiss bird.
This is more glossy and smooth than the
finest ermine, and much more expensive.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-10-25


This is au article for washing. without rubbing,T
except in very dirty place, which viii require
very ght rub and uni ke 9th prepa rati0ns offer
ed for like purpose, WILL NOT Rot TILE CLOTHEs,.
but will leavctho much wnITER than ordinary
methods, without the usual and tGar. ID 20. II
1t removes grease spots as if by magic, and soft
ems tie dir by soaking, so that rim ing will in ordi-
nary cases entirely re uuye it.
This powder IS prepared in accordance with chem-H
ica science, and lIpgp process peculiar 10 tset,
which is secured by Letters Patent. Il mas been in
use Tor in0tethana year aud has prove isof an
universal fayOrte wherever it has been used
Among the tyantaaes claimed are the following
ItsavesNlrthc expense Of soap Usually used on
cotton aud linen goods. t-'-4.i ..i,-,ir
II saves most of the labor of rubbing, and wear
and tear. VI I'D 5c -y.igOr q. ..f. .f.U'
Also, for cleaning windows It is unsurpasscd-
With quarterJhp ii aAd labOrusuallv retuir-h
ed 1t iulparts be utiful gloss and Asrc uua1 su-
perlor to any other mode. No water required ex-
ccpt to moistcu the powder .'J
Directions with each package.
And eau bereddiy appreciated bva single trial.
The cost of washing fora family of five OF six per-
sons viii not xcted TutEE CENTS. ' . H'H'.l u
The manufacturers OF this powder arc aware that
many useless compounds have been introduced to
the public which have rOtted the cloth, or failed in
removing the dirt but knowing the intrinsic excel
lenee of this article thcy confidently proclaim it as
being adapted ~ meota demand which has long ex-
is,ed, ana which has heretofore remained uisup-'
piled. r1r .y r.I gt'I. i.uI siia IfI
..,.a...... f. MANUFACTURED IY -r .t..t- ...-
HOW E e. STEW VEINS,
2GO Broadway, Boston. ''
ALSO, MANUFACT CTURERS OF FAMILY DYE -
. G.- 9dj u Dri CQL0RS. l3 Il .n.l1fb
For sale by Groeers and Dealers everywhere. , IN
Oct6-d3m ..' IT'D '..- 'al 'N3 10
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-10-25
Whatit Costs.

The cost of sending telegraphic dis
patch to Europe is illustrated in story
told of an ambitious young man from the
country, who on recent visit to Boston,
was anxious to send a dispatch over the
Atlantic cable--jGst for the fun of the
thing. Gathering up all of his loose change,
he entered the Boston office and expressed
his wish. Having written his message and
handed it in, he laid the cash on the coun-
ter, eXclaiming, "How far will this money
pay forp gQuicklyrunnlng over the mon-
ey, the operator replied, r'about an inch.''
The youth departed a sadder and wiser
man. iT ~DH lloI W9E ,g 18smlv .qf
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-10-25

~ ~ ~ ."TTU U--A 7|IIIIfIT IIE IHIl
Sea Snetion Of n 9ScK0OI Girl and Her
Subsequent ABapdOnmont--Shs 1se-.
colnes L9sane a. pd ~ ,IlOIne eless fNYRnss
!ddcrer1she Browns Herself and iln7a
fant Son.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-10-25

I "A MILWAUKEE young ladylhadi her 'icap
set for a rather large ''feller," but failed
to win him, when aconfident' tried to conn
fort her with the words fNever mind, Mol
lie, thdre is as good fish in the sea as ever
was cauSht.p sMolIie knows thatp replied
herlittle brother, ';but slreWants a.whale.',
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-10-25

THE EnglishAdmiralty has ordered sixty
steam gunboats; each one is 70 be as well
protected as possible, consistently with
speed, and each to carry, one or two DOW
erful rifled guns, capable Of piercing the
strongest ifonclads. lAi1) iI& sifN Trci'
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-10-25
NOTTCEE.

IA LII PERSONS INTEIsESrED Will
~ take notice that thete was presented 10 tho4
City Council Of Columbus atits regular meeting on
the Gath OF September, A.. ID 1885, by the owners Of
the property and Lets in theimmediabe Ficinity Of
the premises herepafte- described petition, which
isnow pending before said Council the pthtSf OF
which that 4lpf that part Of theod road or street
running from the west end Of Friend street 10 tho
Sciot9 river that es westpf tho east line ,of Lot
N?: q n Buttles C9mstoek ssub-diyisoono Of GER
tam land lying west OF the Canal. as recorded IN
Pleas of Franklin county, Ohio, extended north
erly the north line of Lot No. "A Of the same sub
division. may 9eby said City Council duly declared
Said geti.QPlwi! hlsfor hetisnthsroon ON the iath
sop25 -d6tlaw .altiAs iviiia ~" 2il)
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-10-25

TN SIX DIFFER EMIT KINDS OF SEW
III ing Machines Principal Office for Ohio, No. 10
Z. ,BrSadwey. Colu%huS Ohio, Agents wanted lfsr
X makes The best Lock Stitch on both sdesrSiike;
It Is very simple. very durable; almost noiseless;
elegantly fnished uses less thread than any other
So O KINDS Is y ssSn she S
and 40 IL 70 perfection. Every Machine is fully
Warranted. All persons, gentlemen or ladies. wish
ing to engage in noble light useful and profitable
business, should not egect this great opportunity
Any ambitious person can make fortune in short
time by selling these Machines. 1906
We also repair and rent out all kinds Of Sewing
Machines. l. p 'N1
Principal Office for Ohio, No. ls East Br9edyAy,
Columbus. Ohio. W. PllMNMAiEEL.
sep6 dam "a
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-11-13
WHAT rs BEST FOB CHARLESTON?

Commercial currents are not now allowed
to flow quietly in their accustomed channels;
new routes arc constantly being developed, and
capital backed by real hard work, is overy day
forcing trade over new, md, in some oases,
grentiy extended and oircutous lines. We
may deprccate that phase of tho carriage busi-
ness which would send q bale of cotton from
Middle Georgia via Atlanta, Chattanooga, KNOX,
vile, Bristol, Lynchburg, Petersburg aud Ports
mouth, over eight hundred miles Of rail, to o
market the seasidoi when it had beon balod,
at distance Of lose than two hundred and fifty
miles from an available seaport; or, to bring the
mattor nearer hsme. itwould seem to be the
worry paradox. Of transportation for the mer-
chant In Columbia, one hundred and thirty miles
from the ocean, to send his cotton and receive
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-11-13

The N. Y. iHeralds Washington correspondent
says: "The President has almost coased the
granting Of pardons to residents Of the Southern
States who were engaged in tho rebellion, and it
is insinuated by those qualified to spoals on this
matter that no pardons will bo granted for an in.
definite period to those who led in the late insur.
rection, or those who accepted Office in tho United
States, eithor in civil or military capacity pre-
vous to tho rebellion. 1t is further stated on the
same authority, that the reasons which have in.
fluonccd tho President in thus restricting the
issue of pardons are Of political character, result
ing from tho recent elections"
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SCHOOLS, COLLEGES, 20.
TJONn aCIsOOI. NON

HOhE BClaOOls lcOlS AOFR-
FFHE ExEnGIsEs OF THIS IHsTTTUTIoN WILL DE
BER, and continue ten months. The number of pupils
In limited to twolvo
The Principal La O graduate In honors Of Cambridge
OF O teacher In tho Bouth.
Careful and thorough instruction will be given In tho
LATIN and GREEK CI,ASSICs. French and Bponish
with complete course OF Eng,iah studies, Including
Mathematics, Commercial, Arithmetic md Book -Keop.
Ing
Pups will be treated IN all respeeta as nebers of his
family and will receive tho undivided caro- and Attention
OF the Principal In The preparation OF their various stu
dies -
ReferonoesTo the Faculty of tho South Carolina UNI
veraity, and TO present and former patrons I y
For terms and furhor particulars addreas the under
hgned. RICHARD FORD A. M
Coluno,a, hugu6t, 1858. Htuth - August IL
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-11-13

Our READERS will be pleased to see, in to-
days News, Il letter from our old Washington
correspondent "Vidcx." We are happy to in
form them that he will continue regularly his
letters during the winter, and will send us, as
soon as Congress is in session, when occasion
requires, full and exclusive tclcgraphic reports.
"Vidcx" is the representative Of one of the
leading New York dailies, and is in position
to give us, from time to time, such information
as no other Southern journal can possess.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-11-13

RD Az COMMUNICATIONS intended for publication in
t6ts journal must be addressed to ne Eiaioi. OF e
poMy Ne,ns NO. 1S Hdgns-strect, Charleston, S. C.
SaStneSs Communications TO P,tb6shc,' Of Daily
tons.
MED toilh the cash.
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CHI A r L ES TON.
TUESDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 10, 1866.

We PUBLISH to-day, on our inner pages, a
further contribution from the sprightly pen Of
q. W. W. on his travels in Europe q most in
teresting account of the progress of the Great
Pacific Railroad; besides our usual full and
accurate commercial and marine intelligence
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-11-13
WANTS.

WA%wTGIE1D, a MIDDLE-AGED WHITE
wages will be paid. Apply at the residence of JAMES
NJ CALDWELL, Judith street. November IS
GtABINETMAKERs WANTED AT MACK.
" EY & BAKERS Furniture Warerooms Adaer Build-
ing corner of King and Market streets.
November
TUNHE OWNER OF A PLANTATION ON
l. Pom Pom River, thirty miles from Charleston and
eight miles from the Charleston Savannah Railroad
containing upwards Of 400 Of Tide Rice Land and
considerable body Of Cotton or Provision Land. all of
which were under successful culture at the commence
ment OF the war; is desrous of uniting with capitalist
In It's cultivation. Apply to
LoWNDES & GRnIBALL,
Law Range Broad.street.
November IL tuths3
GENTS WANTED FOR TIaE LITE AND
"A CAMPAIGNS OF GENERAL tsToNEwAII) JACK
son, by Professor R. L. Dabney, DID, of Virginia.
The Standard Biography Of the Immortal Hero. Tho
only edition authorized By his widow. and published for
her pecuniary benaht The author q personal friend
and Chief Of sH Of the Chrisan colder We want an
Agent In every county Send for circulars and 500 our
terms, and what the Prefs Gays Of the work.
Address NATIONAL PUBLISHING co.
Corner 7th and Main streets, Richmond, We.
OCTOBER ID 1mok
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VALUABLE TRACT OE I.AND 20
LOST.

/ OsT, BETWEEN HAsEL AND MORRIS
~ sTREETs. on Sunday night November 11th an
ENGLISH INDIA RUBBER SANDAL, being only one
Of the kind It ts Of no to tho finder Who win be
hperaly rewarded BY leaving II at THIS OFFICE
II OST, ON TFID STH INSTANT. SMALL
IL MEMORANDUM BOOK, with the name of RDWIN
WALKER on the back. Information Of the same Will
be thankfully received at THIS OFFICE.
November9
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a5- NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT APP.
pIl0hT1oN viii be made at tho noxt session Of tho Io
ioature Tor ohartor OF Incorporation of oompany "a
DO called TIE CHARLESTON IMPROVED aAsrIarT
COMPANY. ianosmoa oeloh,-e
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-11-13

TEN REASONS WHY
HosTETTFR's STOMACH BHTTERs
Should havo Place In Every Home.
BECAUSE by invisoraHns tho conattution and tl,e
frame, they avert riokueJs.
BECAUSE tespscially} thoir prevents tho atnaos-
pherc poison which produces epideaies from taking e.
feet upon the system.
BECAUSE they indigestion, aud impart unwonted
yigor to the Stomach.
BEoAusE they arc tho best appclisin9 medicine OF
present known.
BECAUSE they aro tho only preparation upon which
persons Of bilious habit safely roly to keep s liver
IN good order
DBOhUSE they tone and regulate tho bowels, and In
varably relieve them when oonsupated without oausing
undue relaxation.
BECAUSE thoy strengthen The nerues, clenr tho brain.
and cheer the animal spirits.
BECAUSE In OF an attack Of Bphsms or bilious
collie they best thing that bo Administered On
the instant
BECAUSE tfey combinotho three properties of e tonic
an Alternative and nervine In hoir utmost purity and
perfection.
BECAUSE they are specific against Aguo and Feycr
and all intermittents and with all their potency ga
prcscrvave aud remedy harmless as ,oater rou.
the mountain springI November Ia
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-11-13
HATS! HATS! HATS!

THE SUBSCRIBERS HAVE JUST OPENED ONE OF
the largest and Anes assortment OF Boya Youths apd
Gents' HATS AND CAPS In this city combating of tho
VERY LATEST STYLES to which they respectfully In
vte attention. Our motto, "sMALL PROFITS AND
QUICK BALES" Call and Judge for yourselves.
WILLIAMS CO.,
November IL sui 6 No. % Broad street.
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HATS 81, $3.50, So. ID

GENTIiEMENs soFT BLACK HATS ss, $3.50: FLAT
Rims, Curled Rims and Derby Crowns; aentIemm's
Travelling, Visting md Business Caps; Boys Felt ats
81, $3.50. 81, $780, Cloth Caps 80 conts ST. s15o %;
Mems Blue Cloth Caps with Covers, 49, $3.50; Gentle
mems Fashionable SILK Hats &C.
sTEELE'S CHAT HALL"
November 10 stufS No. 313 King streeL
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q BR0AD-SF. HAT STORE. 3

THE sUBsCRIBERs HAVE OPENED RETAIL; HAT
STORE, No. % BRoAD-sTREET where win be found
full and complete Stock of Gents soFT FELT AND
MOLEsK1N HATs ALSO, ali tho late styles Of FASH
1oNABLE HATS AND GAPS for Young Men and BoJs,
together with Silk md Cotton Umbrellaa.
Mr.. W. B. MOORE. who for many years was with p v.
DTBBLE, Esq., In tho Hat Businees win be happy 10 see
his old friends at tho above Store
October 1G tuths1mo WILLIAMS CO
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EOR SALE, PORTABLE STEAM EN-
H CINE, eight horse power in good order. Apply to
d. O'NEILL SONS,
Octooer u No. 957 King street
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EARtON FIRE ENGINE COMPANY.
THE MARION FIRE ENGINE COMPANY OF TIm
Osy have In accordance with the sentiments of the cd
zons generally, determined to procure STEAM FIRE.
ENaINK AND APPARATUS, Of the most approved pat.
tens. They therefore soc tho liberal aid Of their
low-citizens to enabo them to pay for tho sae TIA
Company refer to hor services for tho past
years In tho Firo Department In aid Of this appeal &
Committee consisting of W. ROMAN and A. HAN
HTON, viii call upon tho citizens for their conrfbn.
tons. HENRY L. CALDER,
Fovcmhor9 Secretary Marion Firo Engine %
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-11-13

STONEWALL FIRE ENGINE COMPANY
VoO ARE HEREBY SUMMONED TO APPEAR AT
- your Engine House, To-BforroD 14th inst nj
hafpast 10 O'Clock, in full Uniform (white Paats for
paraus, &c. "P
BY order a. L, BrTIsT prcs;,ont
November 10
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MEETINGS.,


SURVIVORS, ASSOCIATION OIo CIIAuIEs
~,. TON DISTRICT.
HE REGULAR MONTHLY MEETING OF THO 40
4 SoClAilOh will be held at tho Market Hail This
hsen,hg at as O'clock Loers Of application for mem
ing tho day. will bo duly presented. ~ '
Dy order Of tho President
~ Novohner ID l C. E. CHICHESTER, Secretary.
SOUTH CAROLINA FRIENDLY SOCIETY,".
A QUARTERLY MEETING OF THIS SOCIETY VII r.
"A be held tbs Ercnig, the 18th instant nt No $40
NecthB street, at O'Clock precisely The oiccrs pnd
memocrs nre requested to be punctual in atteuianco
lho hrTear List will bo read and tho rules c srciI
enforced BY ordor of the President. '
,, Ii. W. TIENCKEN,
ANoSelhoer ID !" i. s. and Treasurer.
ST. PATRICIS'S BENEVOLENT SotyIcTY
fHHE REGULAR MONTHLY MEETING OF TIIs
Society will be held This Ereniag at o'clock IN,
niShomic M iiali JOHN MCMAHON,
'''h''r Id Secretary
CHARLESTOH HOOK AND LADDER CON-
PANY, NO. J.
VOU AXE HEREBY SUMMONED TO APPEAR Ar
Il tho Truck House, in full uniform fI3act PansI
IoMorro 1tth instant at halEpnst O'Clock for parade
Ncwly elected Members procure uniforms on nppli
cauon to the Committee of Arrangements
by order
VIM. D. DAVIS,
Secretary c. H. and L. Co. No l.
~ tsotenoer Id
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CHARLESTON FIRE ENGINE COMPANY.
ATTENTION.
VoU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED TO APPEAR AT
Il your EnSino House, fully uniformed for Parade
By order of the President
g. BENTBCHNER,
- t1oNeIhoer ID Secretary c. Il. 4. Co.
EAGLE FIRE ENGINE (;O1TPa Wv
Vou ARE HEREBY SUMMONED TO APPEAR AT
Il your Engino House. To-Morrotc, 14th inst at 1Ok
O'CLOCK, IN ful Uniform, for Escort Parade The Com
BY order: r. q DIrpyr.
-o,e1ioeA 40 President
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-11-13

TNOR SALE, A FINE NIILCIi cow, WITH
L. GALE, now milking ten quarts per da. VIII be
sold low If applied for Immediately. Apply It No 40
AMERICA STREET. IL Novambor ~
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-11-13

A Il PRIVATE SALE, "A STYLISH DARK
"A Brown "Biack Hawk" HORSE, about sf1 years old
for For particulars apply ut this Office No. 90 COMING
SIhEEi. October 20
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TAKEN UP THURSDAY, A LARGE RED
Il COW, on our place. she destroyed our CROP ana
the owner must como forward pay expenses and tako
her away Apply ct Washington Race COURSE to JUII-
US MAYhANT WAR1NG. November IL
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FOR SALE.

EIGHT-HORSE ENGINE FOR SALE, WITH
IL BOILER, sono SHAFTING, PUIIIES &c Can
be seen running Will sell cheap.
November 10 81 CAMERON RARKIEY A. 90
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COPARTNERSHIPS.

OOLCOOK Is HUTsON.
fHHE SUBsCRIBERs HAVE FORMED COPART-
IL NER4HIP, and viii practice in the Courts Of Law
and Equity In the Districts of Beaufort Barnwe and
Coleton. Ohice at 9ison7e, the seat Of untice for
Beaufort District Address win be at Charleston until
10Th Decemoer. w. F. COLOOCK.
NoVemperb D tuf4 @. j. C. HUTTON.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-11-13

TAKEN UP.
DICKED UP ADR4FT, OUTsID r.
Il Charleston Bar, one large CANOE BOAT. The
owner Is TO come forRard prove property pay
eIpcnaes and take her awayi ii not abe viii be sold
WIZ. PARSONS,
=. At Messrs. ". & J. Robbs Lot, Inspection street
November IS 1s
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1866-02-02
XINEIAND

sV1ARM AND FRUIT LANDS, in a mild ami heaithfni
c,,ate Thirty miles south of Philadephis BY Rail-
road In New Jersey the line Of latitude as Bat-
more, Md. ,.;.. -. -, . l.. A.. !.
-, io.,n sutsble for Wheat, Grass Corn Tobaeco-
Trn;ts and Vegetables This is great fruit country.
rive bnnred VINEYARDS and Orchards have been planted
out by experienced frutoseEs 6Iapes Peaches Psasr
produce immense profits. sineand Is already one OF
a. most tiful places IN the United States The
,,re Territory consisting OF fifty square miles of land. is
Ma out men general system Of improvements The
IL IL only sold actual settlers with provision Scr pub
c aornnent The place. account Of its great beauty
a. veil as other has become the resort Of peo-
ra ~ taste II has increased FIVE thousand people within
The mast three years Churches, Stores. Schools Acsde
w Societies Of Art and Learning and other eie-
r.nts Of reinesnt and ca,ure Saye been fntrofuee.
Uunres Of ueope constantly settling Huntre rs Of
new honses are being constructed Price OF Farm land
twenty lots and up so per acre rive anu 's
acre and Village lots for sale
in any other locality north Of Norfolk, Va Improves
0eenings Coz all kinds Of business Lumber Yards
Nanaf.etoriss Foandries, Stores, and the hkei Az
steam Power with room, can be rented -.
For persons who desire mild winters, heatfal CHINA
and ,ooi soili a country beautifully improved abound
ms IN fruss all other soeal privileges
Tie heart Of civilization, it Is worthy Of vizis
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f, ini<raa son. and con tanning Reports Of Scion Hooin
soD sent 70 applicants
address cIiAs. X LANDS, v;nsland ?. o., land
So kepcrt Of solsu Robinson Aesi,ulsufsi Editor
trs.s in an almost level position and suitable condito
sor pleasant farming that know Of this side o. III
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