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Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-04-24

NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.
Pnc;fc Mail Steamship Company'
through Line
TO CA LIFO r N A,
Touching at Mexican Ports.

Touching at Mexican IoIS;
AND CARRYING TIE y. S. NAIL.
+ ..ave PIER No. 43 NORTH RIVER. foot Of
canal treet at IL O'Clock noon on the ISL
ltb. and 2lst ofevery month lexcePt "hen
those dates fall ON Sunday. and then On
the preceding Saturday! ior A' .,;.n nns
connecting via Panama Railway, WIN ole
Of the Company's Steamships from fahahia
for SAN FRAxclsCO. touching at AcAfClGo
MARCH.
1st. ARIZONA, connecting with
the GOLDEN CITY.
10Th. HENRY CHAUNCE1 >
connecting with the COLOhADO'
DIST. NEW YORK, connecting
with the CONSTITUTION.
Departures on LIST and 2lst connect s a.
panama with steamers for South fac'he
pnrts Those of LIST touch at Manzan'iio'
7,,rsreY PASSAGE RATES IN CURRENCY.
Five, Cabin. Second Cabin. steerage
r'fst ...n $3.50. $l25.
A discount of one,quarier from steam
.rs' ratcs allowed to second cap!n aH'
st.erape passengers with families. Also "
allowance of one quarter on th'o"Sh
to clergymcn and their families. aho seh ~
teachers soldiers N"Vi"e
charges. half fare. .,,o,,.
One Hundred Pounds baggage above
, each adult. Luggage masters accOmpat
, harrap. through. and attend to iaoies an
ch;jdrrn without male protectors. Oal
> oare received on the dock the day be1oi
Sailing. from steamboats,, railroads. an
passengers who prefer to send down earl.
An experienced surgeon on board
: Medicine and attendance free.
!. A steamer will be placed on the line 'a
;, uary list. 1866. to run from Ne" or'ean9
' | Ascipwau via Havana.
= FOR Passage Tickets or further inform
,;nu apply at the Company's ticket ON
on the Wharf, foot of Canal Street, Nor
River, New York.
F. W. G BELLOWS.
,s.,.o emos1 Agent.
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H A. CITRER,

(dec3O 3mos ]
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General Agent 49, Jefferson 1en1s'
uruJ,BIIY AND SELL Cotton, Woo
w and all kinds of Produce or Property
He feels satisfied that from experience
of Thirty years in business. and his exten
sive cquaistance, he can give satisfaction
in all business entrusted TO him: Persons
Wis ting Jefferson on any kind OF business
will do well to call on him.
Refers. by Permission to
Wright. Harrison Co,
John c. Murphy, Jenersoh:
Jas. NJ. Mur ply,
r. l.. Fox. Alexandria. La.
Office. at J. P. Durr's.
| o.o,,or 81 Is;;5 MOVES,
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Steamboats,.

REGULAR NEW ORLEANS, 49,.
HARRICANE 4 CARO-
LIMA BLUFF PACKET.
Steamer LIVE OAK.P Targarona, Master.
~ This magnificent steamer will ruu
Is.s during the entire season. 'ak'ng
freight and passengers for all landings on
Red River. For comfort. speed and saie'
tv this boat is unsurpassed by any IN the
trade. Her table is supplied with the ees'
the market affords.
For freight or passage apply on board.
Jan q. 1866 VII.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.
Auction Sales This DIV.


WILBUR & Son will sell this day at their salcsrooms
corner of State and Chalmers streets, at halpast
o'clock, assortment of clothing, hats boots shoes
&C.
viii be sold this day at public auction at tho Quarter
masters storchouse, South Commercial Wharf, at 10
o'clock, lot of unscrviceabo quartcmascrs property
SMITH GnLIvRAT will sell this day, at the Sign of
tho red flag, No. 27 Broad street. ut hlpast 10 O'Clock
horse and buggy, carriages &c.
II. NJ MARSHALL. will sell this day at his salcsroom
No. 30 Broad street. ut II O'clock bale long cotton
horses cart, harness. &c.
MILES DRAKE will sell this day. a his store corner OF
King and Liberty streets ut 10 o'clock, lot of boots
shoes, clothing, &c.
MCKAY & cAMrpELL will sell this day, ut their cash
auction house. No. Hasel street. opposite the post
olce. at 10 O'clock liquors, crockery, glassware frni.
ture, and variety of other urticlcs.
Fact Worth Knowing.
The best investment for IN invalid who suffers from
debility loss of appetite Is bottle of PANkNs He.
patio Ders 1t will be give relief For sale by
all Druggists.
IT YOU WANT L1oHT BISCUIT, Pic Crust Mullins, or
Corn Bread, call into HENRY BIscHoFF & Co.'s No. 197
East Day street. Charleston s. c. and get box of
Yeast Powder, with directions, In use by the
best Hotels and Pastry Cooks in this city.
November 10 mwf1mo
VENT VIDIl VIcIi So Caesar dispatched, when by
tho sword ho had conquered How much greater is the
success of DR.. MARsDEN, who with his Carmnatire y
rup has completely subjug every Diarrhea
Dysentery, ETC., That hos como under his notice
For sae by oil druggists.
KING CASSIDEY, Agents.
GOODRICH, wINEAIAN & CO., Agents.
November 10 6
HOMEOPATHIC MEDICAL NoT1cE.-Drs. CLEcKLEY l.
scHLEY tof Columbus Ga having permanently located
in Charleston respectfully tender their services to the
citizens, in the practice of Homeopathy
DR.. has had tho experience Of fifteen ycars in this
school of medicine.
Office at our residence. No. II, S. W. COLLEGE
and GREEN STREETS corner of Grcon).
IIERTEY Nj. CLEcKLEY, NJ. d.. PHILIP T. ScHLEY, NJ D.
Seplembcr5 1yr
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WE ARE indebted to MIR. TooLER for lato copies
of all the Now York Dailes, which he receives by
mail every night
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The ANDERSON PAPERs.--Wo had the pleasure
yesterday of visit from MIR. JAMES A. HoYr of tho
Anderson Inte0igencer, and Mr.. w. s. WALTERS Of
the Anderson Appeal. These gentlemen are in
Charleston on business for their papers, and we
IScommend them to tho kind consideration of our
merchants.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

Gun PRICES CURRENT, containing the fullest
commercial and marine intelligence, with valuable
tablos, will bo ready to deliver to patrons at ali
early hour this morning.
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AUCTION SALES.
Fine Cgotl,ing, Hats, Boots. Shoes, dc

Fine CIOtbjn1 Hats Boots. Shoes, dc.
BY WILBUR ~ SON.
THIS DAY Odd instant at our Sales Rooms, corner
State Chalmers Streets Mt hafpast 10 O'Clock, will
be sold,
scasonabo and well assorted STOCK READY
MADE CLOTHING tstyiish)-Custom Work
( cases assorted Wool Hats
Umbrellas
% cases Glovc-Top Congress CATERS
Buff Brognns
25 Buff EalmOrals
assorted Shoes
Boys Boots
Mems Boots
a complete assortment of L. C. HANDKERCHIEFS,
Frcuc Suspercrs Shawla Woollon Hnlf-Hosc. Worstod
Hoods. Tics Nubias, Regent Ties &C., &c.
Conditions cash. November @
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PROCEEDINGS OF CITY CoUNcII.-On account of
the press of other matter compelled to post
pone the publication of these proceedings to our
next issnc.
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ROSES, EvERGREENs &o-AIl who are rcsuscitat
ing their flower gardens, and arc in want of fine
plants for decoration will do we'll to notice tho I'D
vcrtisomcnt of s. WEBB, florist and gardener,
whose long experience in that business emincntly
qualities him to give general satisfaction, and at
reasonable terms.
SPECIAL TO THE LADIES. Mrs. S. j. CoTCu-
ETr's Emporium of Fashions No. 2G3 King street,
can bo found tho largest and most choice selection
of millinery in the city, and at the lowe st prices.
Ladies buying for the country will do we'll to call
and examine before purchasing elsewhere.
Particular attention given to country orders
DRUG STonEs.-A traveller, passing through the
streets of our city for tho first timo from tho vast
number of drug stores, would como to the very
natural conclusion that ours is n very unhealthy
city. But appearances arc docoitful. People here
do not buy moro phvsic than they do in othor
places and as regards tho hygiene Of Charleston,
we challenge comparison with any city, North OF
South. Still tho fact remains. Drug stores slaro
you in the faco at every turn. Chemists, phar-
maccutists druggists and pharmacopolists are
as thick rs blackberres. just think of it-thoro
are not less than thirty of these interesting estab-
lishmonts in our city, and tho cry is, ''Stl they
come"
O.
DIRECT IMPoRTATIoN.-Wc are much pleased to
notice the fact that ono of our large wholesale dry
goods houses has commenced direct import
tradc from England, Franco, and Germany. We
refer to tho establishment Of NIessrs. STRAUSS,
VANcEs g. Co, who have just imported per brig
Cardigan from Liverpool, well selected stock OF
fine English and French cloths and cassimeres
merinoes, blankets, worstod dress goods, linens,
damasks, &C., &c. Mr.. NJ. STRAUSS whiic in ELL
ropo last summer, made arrangements for regu-
lar supply of staple and fancy dry goods.
We have cxamincd tho various lines Of goods
constituting tho first importation, and recon-
mend them to the trade being excellent in quail
ity and moderate in price.
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Valuable Real Estate, at Priudte Sale onty
BY WILBUR s. SON.

Valuable Real Estate, at Private Sale only.
BY WILBUR g. SON.
We offer great inducements and on liberal terms,
The following desirable RESIDENCES and VACANT
LOTS, viz
HOUSE AND LOT in Calhoun street, south side, three
doors east of Smith street.
Ho;so and Lot No. l. north side Bogard street.
House and Lot north side Henrietta street, three
from Meeting sreet.
House and Lot north side pring street, No. SO.
House and Lot in Court House Square; large Lot and
elegant DIV elling of nine rooms.
ALSO,
LOT in Rutledge street, 46 feet front by 100 feet.
Lot northwest Mill and Lucas Streets feet
125 feet.
Lot in Chapel street. door west of Old leo House.
directly opposite Northeastern Railroad 80 feet front by
1872 feet.
Lot in Bee street, 80 feet front by 100 feet
Lot in Friend street. 81 feet front by 16O fect-next
southwest OF Broad street.
Two valuable Farms, 10 miles from the city, with
Slated Roof Cottage thereon and outbuidngs compete
both containing 5G0 acres.
ALSO,
TO RENT.-A fine MANSION, containing every conve-
nience best located In tho city For all of the above the
terms will be made most liberal by applying to above
CORNER STATE AND CHALMERS STREETS.
November 10 mwf5
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AUCTION SALES.
Liquors, CrOcEe1y, and Gdss,cure
MCKAY a. CAMPBELL,
Casla Auction House, No. 55 IIasci street, op.
DOsitc pOstOHicc

Mckay & GhMPBE%I.' I.'0"e'
C"sl, Auction House, No. 55 IIasci street, op-
posttc POstOficc,
Will scn, THIS DAY, commencing at 10 O'Clock,
Dbls BOURBON WIISKEY
Cases and Crates Glassware and Crockcry.
Conditions cash. November %
Superior and IVeg-Eept Furniture of a Family de-
Ctining Housekeeping.
MCKAY IL CAMPBELL
Will SELL THIS DAY. Mt 10 O'clock at their furniture
HS e sEsl on optr
Sons Spring Hair Seat Chairs What Not Rocking Chairs
Carpets s1 s,JG JGGngraHyings 4Hi g,; &G; nc, nc
blc Lounges, Oak Chairs, Secretaries Card Tables
Looking Glasses. crockery and Glassware, &c:
BEDCHAMBER FURNITURE-Upright nnt French
Mahogany Bedsteads, Cottage Dedscals Mahogany and
cane Seat Rockers and Chairs waas|ands Mattresses
Bedding, and Carpets.
Conditions cash. November %
SALE OF GOVERNMENT PROPERTY.
houses South Commercial Wharf, Charleston, s. c., at
10 4. NJ THIS DAY, November 23d. 1866
"A A 2,,i lot Of UNSERy1CEABLE QUARTERh1AsTER's
HARNESS, Saddles, Tooln, shovcls, Spades, Axes,
Tents, Tent Poles, Camp Kettles. Mess Pans Stoves,
Pipe, Machinery, &c, &c, &C.. &c.
$4,000 SHINGLES
500 bbls. Coment.
Terms cash In Government Finds. Goods to be re-
moved within five days after sale
Brevet s1ajorucnl and Chief O. M
>o|ent"et Z" :
BY SMITH d HIct:ILLTVRAY.
Auctionccrs, 30. "a Broad street.
old Custom House, ut half-past 10 o'clock,
An that LOT OF LAND measuring Il feet front by II
Building thereon, situated tho east sido of Nassau
9trcct, neIt north of South street
mortgage purchaser to pay Smith & Mcsillyray for
papers November 20
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WANTED AT THIS OFFIcE.-A gentleman, having
his own conveyance is wanted to act as General
Travelling Agent for THE DAILY AND WEEKLY
News.
lars per annum, and have steady omploym ent.
Apply at our Office, No. 1a Hayne street.
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rice ftlntdtt01 TO Kent.
BY j. DRAYTON FORD
Broker and Commission Agent.
WILL BE RENTED, If contracted for within a sbc
time, 'A'
That eligiby located RICE AND PROVISION PLAN
TION known as "MEPKIN," on the eastern hank ~
western branch Of Cooper River, about thirty.fiye
from the city by water and siI miles from Strs.
Depot, on the Northeastern Railroad. The tract
l80 acres of the primest quality Of RICE Ian N
cultivation, and 90 acres of RICH UPLAND "a
which have been very productive On the y
negro quarters of superior quality, an abunJ
barn, stables and everything requisite for Il II
management n..Ig There Is landing OF great w. ~
uninterrupted Possession given at any I z
For partcniars apply an above, at NE
No. 40BJ VIZ
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PRIVATE SALES.

Il Pleasant Conuenient and Eligible Family
Residence Eds, Bay.
BY IL. MCCALL.
At Private Sale
Thet most pleasant and convenient trcestory FAMI-
LY RESIDENCE No. 224 East Bay street. containing six
we'll finished upright rooms two largo atcs, dressing
rooms pantry and sore-room q thrcc-story pnzza
closed gas and CRATES throughout On the Lot which LIS
of good eizc arc twostory Brick Kitchen with ample
accommodation for servants, stable carriage and store
h usc large cistern and well of water two flower gar
dcns and paved yard and the entire premises in good
order. Apply as above, ut No. 81 BROAD STREET.
November % 23,27,29 dec14
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4 Chance for Cap,t1lists-Ln Vacant Lot
Meeing-str
BY w. Y. LEITCfI & II. s. BRUINS,

A Chance for Cap,talists-La Vacant Lot in
BY w. Y. LEITc}I s. Il. s. BRUINS,
Auctioncers.
VIII be sold at Auction in front tho old Cusomhouse
at II O'Clock on WEDNESDAY, December 6,
That spacious and elgby situated LOT containing 100
feet front on Meeting by 800 feet deep.
This property is sufficiently largo for the building
the erection Of additional buildings in the rear thus
Offering splendid opportunity for Investment The
locality of this property in the principal business street.
and its contguty to the fashionable hotels this city
space entities it to tho consideration of capitaliats
ply as above, ut No. @5 B,oaD-STREssrp ST1aEIs ap
This property can be treated for at private sale.
November3 1wf
SIXTY FINE MULES FOR SALE.
The Knlmia Mills Company, having further uso for
their Teams will offer for sale lat their Works on tho
South Carolina Raiiroadh eight inlet from Augusta,
SIXTY tG0I FINE MULES and TWO (2j HORSES,
with LOG CARTS, WAGONS, HARNESS, &C., &C.
excellent order, after working hard the ontire summor
'''' no n'' ''' FI M ETASs Eas cash.
President Kalmia Mills
Go Augusta Consttuonalist, Savannah Republican,
Macon Telegraph, and Montgomery Advertiser publish
daily till 25th instant and send bill to this office.
November II
UNITED STATES SALES OF LAND IN SIT.
HELENA PARISH, SOUTH CAROLINA.
DAY, December Sd. 1866. at tho oflce of the United
States Direct Tax Commissioners In Beaufort South
Carolina, shall offer for ealc to tho highest bid
der ttho minimum price being ten dollars acre)
AL the GOVERNMENT SCHOOL FARMS numbered
from one to thirty three nclusve in st. Helena Parish
Beaufort District state aforesaid each either entire or
In two or moro divisions, the Commissioners may
deem expedient. Terms cash.
For further particulars tho notice the Charles.
ton Courier, dated October lat, 1866.
WILLIAM HENRY BRISBANE,
W. E. WORDING,
United States Direct Tax Commissioners for South
Carolina. November IS
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LARGEST CIRCULATION IN THE STATE.
LARGEST CIRCULATION IN THE CITY.

8b-THE LIST OFT IHIIyTERS RE
NAMING in the Postoffice ut tho
end of each week is published Off
oially in II III E ID ALLY N Ew g
every Friday 1norning.
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Fdlua6Ie Upland Cotton Plantation and Syedn, Saw
MID.
By CLIFFORD & NIATIIEWES,
T2a mt Arynv ,Na ~ 81

NtHi " Esthte AYchts, NO. 81 Ia Broad Street,
desiraby located PLANTATION on South Carolina
Rairoad and Edisto River four miles below Orangeburg
Court House. containing 200 400 cleared balance
well tmerPd Tho land s of tho boot quality cotton
and seven bales of cotton having pro-
duced to the hand On the place is STEAM CIRCULAR
SAW MILL, with 80 horsepower Engine In complete
order. 4 miles from River and q mile from Turnout
dwelling house and outbuildings, negro houses, gin
mouse ana new cotton screw wagons timber carts mules
NONCLnOCr ~ I'M
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AUCTION SALES.

Boots, ShOes and Clothing.
THIS MORNING, at 10 O'Clock, will sell Mt my store,
corner of King and Liberty streets,
NEW YORK AND BOSTON STEAMSHIPS
COMPRISING THE roLI.wISG STYLES:
CASES MEMS CALF p. SOLE AND II. W. BOOTS
Cases Mems Calf Balmorals, ITO II
Cases Men Calf Balmorals, 9 to 13
Cases Mems Calf and Kip Drogans 6 to IL
Cases Mems Calf and Kip l}rogans, 0 to13
Cases Mems Extra Fine Calf Congress-
Cases WomHu's Goat Bamorlls 3to7
Cases Boys and Youths Brol,ans
Cartoons Ladies' Fine Lasting Congress
Cartoons Ladies' Morocco and Kid BaInorals
Cartoons Misses Morocco Balnorals
Cartoons Childs' Shoes. various styles
COATS PANTS AND VESTS, of DocDkin Cashmere,
Tweed, Satinct and Jean.
1spLENDID BUGGY AND XSIfc HARNESS.
Terms cash. November %
One Bale L0nQ coton on AcGount Of all Concerned.
Will DO sold THIS DAY 25d November at II o'clock, a.
my sales room, No 80 Broad street account Of all
RALE LONG COTTON.
Conditions cash. November %
BY R. NJ. MARSHALL.
THIS DAY. 23d instant at II O'clock will be sod at my
Sales Room, No. 81 Broad street,
l fine HORSE. with Cart and Harness
1 Saddle aud Draft Horuc November %
Horse and Bmygy Carriages and Elegant Saddle
nY ssIITIi 4 ~ MeGIr.IHVRxY, II iLaSslHx
AZ INC hhcu Sign, NO. ~ bf0stU-Strecf,
THIS DAY, Mt 10Js O'clock, before their Office.
The HORSES warranted sound and perfectly gentle
November %
Damaged C93ee, for Account Of The Unlernritera
and al concerned.
BE j. A. ENSLOvV ~ CO.
TO MORROW, ut 10 O'clock Will be sold in front Of our
Store No I25 East Bay for account of the Undorwri-
tors and all concerned
Bags DAMAGED COFFEE. November %
Fwnanye Ctot.,ng Je,relry &C.
BY ri. L. AIaEAR.
Will sell TOMORROW, 2ith instant, at No. 1G yenduc
Range,
lot Of HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, and general as-
sortmcnt of Dry Goods ReadyEfadc Cothing Hosiery,
&c.
English Watches Jcwelry, and other articles.
Unlimited articles received up to hour Of sale.
November %
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Fatuaote sea IslGnd Cotton Plantation for Sale.
srokers, hucaioneers and Real Est. Agents,
Law Range, Broad Street,
A PLANTATION on Edisto Island, situated on tha
south Edlsto River nnd containing los acres OF high
cleared Attached a body Of about 400 of marsh
ing and fine range for cattle portion of this ia cana
Bile of being reclaimed with comparatively little labor
for the production of cotton. e''~'
For further particulars apply as above, or to
DR. j. j. MURRAY
Edisto Island.
November 81 x,ene
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SALE OF GOVERNMENT PROPERTY.
Will DC sold, at Public Auction, on WEDNESDAY, the
2Sth inst, ut the Quarcrmascrs Stablcs No. 10 Queen
street,
AZ pairs CART WHEELS WITH AxLEs AND
BONES
Horses
Mules
Carts
sets Cart Harness. and other articles.
Terms cash in Government funds Property to be re-
moved immediately after salo JAMES 7. LOW,
November 20 Drevct Lieut.. Col and A. Q. hi.
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OrapGebug Female SemtnGry.
HY ,IACOR COHEN AZ co.


On THURSDAY, the Doth of November, at IL O'clock at
tho north of the Exchange, will be sold,
THAT DESIRABLE PROPERTY, situated i'll the town
Of Orangeburg, and known tho Orangehurg Female
College. The building is large and suitable for Hotel
or Boarding School, being capable of accommodating
nbout two hundred (0o) persons On the premises arc
gas works for supplying the building with Gns; and fine
orchard and garden. Tho grounds ample and cuGlby
located, being near the milroad depot.
Tcrmsonc.tcnth t-l0) cash; balance by bond. paya-
bic i'll five O equal annual i,stamens secured by mort
OF the property Premises to bo kept insured and
policy assigned. Purchaser to pay us for papers.
Tho above property can be treated for ut private aac
November 90
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We nEEEn to JOHN CohniINs, No. 1877 Meeting
street, up stairs, nearly opposite Hayne street,
where he offers superior manufactured Boots and
Shoes at retail. Says they are paper soles, and
from what hear, he has got styles Of Shoes that
are to be found in no other shoe store.
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT, November %,
Hon. GEO. S. BRYAN presiding.-The case Of Mrs.
MARY HART us. DECorrEs & SALAs was continued.
The witnesses for the respondents were examined.
In tho course Of the investigation many questions
of law were raised and discussed by the opposing
parties at some length. The further hearing of the
case will be continued to-day at ii A. NJ.
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SINGULAR OccURRENCE.-Ac covered box was dis
covered floating in Town Creek yesterday by Mr..
DEHLN1ns. It's curious appearance attracted his
attention, and he took it in his boat, but was
horror-struck, opening it, to discover enclosed
the body of newly born white female infant. He
brought the box to the city and reported the facts
to the Coroner. A jury was promptly empannelled,
and a verdict Of death from causes unknown re-
turned. No clue has been obtained that would
lead to the detection of the perpetrators of tho in
fanticide.
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THE CHARLEsToN HoUsE.-To ladies purchasing
dry goods for their country friends, Measrs sroL1
WEBB & Co. will guarantee to furnish them with
larger variety to select from than any house in the
city, also to sell oil articles at az low prices a they
can bo had anywhere. Will furnish packing cases,
any sizo FREQ OF charge; will take special caro- 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.
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THE AIM OF THE PUBLISHERS WILL BE TO
MAKE
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VIII Rcll, THIS DAY, Commencng nt 10 o'cock
Dbs. BOURBON WIISKEY
Cases and Crates Glassware and Crockcry.
Conditions cash. Noycmber o.
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THE MASON AND HAhnM CABINET ORaAN.-This
instrument will be on exhibition at the Music Store
of HENRY SE1aL1Na, during this day (Friday). The
musical public arc invited TO call. Il. e. MATTHEWS,
General Southern Agent II
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-11-23

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