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Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-09-08
JOHN CURRIER.
MH~ Read the subjoined Law !:

De it enacted by the Senate and Ususs Of Repre-.
sentatyes Of the United states of America in Con
gress assembled, That each and every soldier who
enlisted In the army of the United States after the
10th day of April 1861, for period Of not less tn an
three years, and having served the time of his en-
lstment has been homo rably discharged, and who
United States, under existing laws, a bounty ol
one hundred dollars. and no more AID any such
soldier enlisted for not less than three years, who
has been honorably discharged on account Of
wounds recsiyed in the line Of duty and the widow
minor childen, or parents, in the order named, Of
any such soldier who died in the services of the
United States, or Of disease or wounds contracted
wnilsin the service, and In the line Of duty shall
be paid the additional bounty Of one hundred dol
lars hereby authorized. -
Sec. 2. And be further enacted, That 10 each and
every soldier Who enlisted into the army Of the
United States, after the fourteenth day Of April,
1881 for Aperiod Of not less than two years, and
who Is not Included In the foregoing section, and
has been honorabiy discharged after serving ~ O
years, and who has received h entitled to
from the United States, under existing laws, Z
bounty Of one hundred ioiarB, and more, snail
BE- paid An additional DO .nty Of ffty dollars, snl
any such soldier enlisted for mot less than tw 0
years, who has been honorably discharged on 90
count Of wounds received in the line Of duty. and
the widow, minor children, or parents, In the or.
der nam ed Of any snch soldier who died In the
service Of the United states Of disease or wounds
contracted while In the service, and In the IiAs d
duty, shall Be paid the additional bouat, Of nfty
dollars hereby aueA0rixed.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-09-08

FRox SAVERS ExrEDIrIoN.-P Private
letters received in this city yesterday
morning from Col Sawyer, announce the
arrival Of the Expedition at Virginia
City, without the loss of q man. The
trip was made in g. days, which, consid .
eriDg the fact that much time was spent
in improving the road, is remarkably
quick time. aud fully demonstrates the
superiority Of this route over all others to
the gold mines.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-09-08

IMPRovED-L D. Farmer has had his
store building raised about Is inches.
which gives it better ex ternal appear.
ance. The interior has been rs-plaslered,
papered and otherwise improved, and i.
now ranks No. among the store of this
city in point Of appearance and convent
snce.
Samuel Krummann has recently en-
iarged and improved his store, and added
largely to his stock of boots and shoes
He 10 : 60 ahead business man, and well
merits the liberal patronage his store il
receiving.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-09-08

Condemned GooDs An auction sale
of condemned quartermaster stores will
take place at the Government Warehouse
in this city on the 18th inst. See sdvsr-
tisement in another column.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-09-08

BURLEsGH NOMINATED The con We ton
at Vermlllion on Thursday, unanimously
re nominated DIR. Burleigh for Congress-
Resolutions strongly indorsing the Pres
idea, aud the Philadelphia convention
were passed.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-09-08

PRoGRE ssISG.-1he work on Booee
and Howard's blocks is progressing rap
idly, and already these structures present
an imposing appearance. The brick
work will be completed in two or three
weeks.
The frame work of Gertz and Doss'
building looms up in the midst of its one
story surroundings. The propr.e,ors are
active men. and what they undertake they
accomplish with dispatch.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-09-08

The people of Dakota could find worse
meA than Hon. W. w. Brookings to rep
resent them in Congress.-Siour City
Journal
Possibly; bu: we think they would have
to 90 to Indiana to End them.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-09-08

BOARD OF SUPERVISORS The Septem-
Der session of the Board of Supervisors
OF this county, was held in this city on
Monday and Tuesday of this week The
roceedings will appear in our mex. ;s-
sue
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-09-08

RELIGIOUS. Rev John Chamberlin, Of
Council Bluffs, will preach in the Epis
copal church to morrow. Sunday at 10Y
o'clock. a. NJ. and y o'clock, p m.
Rev. Z. p. Walters will deliver lee
ture on -, in the Roman Catholic
Church in this city, Tomorrow. Sunday
at ! o'clock, p. NJ.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-09-08

TIE SCHOOLS Of this city opened on
Monday last, with large attendance of
scholars, The condition and prospects
Of our schools are very favorable. -
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-09-08

GRAssHoPpERs One day this week .
large fight Of these. voracious insects
passed over our city, flying 10 q southe rly
direction. Very iev Of them alighted in
this section, for which gardeners, farmers
and everybody else are duly thankful.
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Attention, Soldiers I!

THE undersigned, having made arran gements
] with one Of the best Claim Agents in Washing
ton to attend to and prosecute all claims which
may be intrusted to him, is now in position to
any claims which part in this vicinity may
have with Greater certainty and dispaach than any
agent Who has not the advantage of a correspon l.
deaf at the place where the claims are prosecuted
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-09-08

restoration pollcy OF fresldent JohNsoN,
and who indo,se the principles adopted
by the National Union Convention at
Philadelphia, are requested to meet at
the Sioux City Register office this (sat'
urdsy) evening, at y O'Clock, for the
purpose of organizing a johnson Club.
THE SUIc1pE.-Last week we stated
that an unknown man had committed
suicide in q mackinaw boat a short dis
lance below Fort Benton. Since then
We have learned some particulars in re-
gard to the man, tie publication of which
may furnish his relatives and friends
knowledge Of mis- fate. The name Of the
suicide was Henry Lowe, formerly Of La
porte. Indiana, where, we believe, bis
mother now resides He went to the gold
mines several years ago, and soon enter
ed upon career Of dssi patton aud gam
bling, which, it is believed, led him to
the comm ission of greater crimes. When
he came to Benton and joined the party
in whose boat he engaged passage for the
States, it was noticed that he was nervous
and excitable, evidently in coustant dread
of some fancied danger. After embark
ing, instead OF aba,iug his excitement
increased, and be would frequently spring
up in the boat and call the attention of
his comrades to objects on the shore, and
ask it they were not horses and men,
Thus the FIRST day passed, and in the eve
ming, when all the rest were asleep, be
placed pistol to his head and blew his
brains out. From his actions it vas evil
dent that be had committed some crime,
and the fear of being overtsken by the
vigilance committee impellel him to self
destruction.
To SOLDIERS invite the attention
OF those having claims against the Gov.
eminent Oh account Of military services
rendered during the late war, to the card
Of John Currier, Esq, to be found in an
other column Of this paper. Mr.. Currier
has effected an arran cement with reia-
Die and highly competent correspondent
at Washington, which enables him to
prosecute claims with certainty and dis.
patch, very important desideratums which
should not be overlooked by persons in
quest Of the services Of au agent Mr..
C. is supplied with all the requisite blanks
and will give prompt attention to all
claims intrusted to his care.
ALMOST A FIRE Yesterday morning,
between 8 and 0 clock, a hay stack near
the Western Stage Company's barn was
discovered to be on fire. Fortunately it
was discovered before the flames made
much progress, and a few buckets Of
water suticed to extinguish it. There is
but little doub, that the fire was applied
to the stack by some malicious person,
As there is not the least probability that
it WAS the result OF accident. The stack
is close to large Number of wooden
buildings. and if the FIRE had not been
promptly discovered and put out, it is
very likely destructive eonhasration
would have been the consequence.
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FRoM SAVERS ExpEpIrIoN. -Priyate
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4 UCTION SALE
Or
Government Property
OFFICE OF ASSISTANT QUARrERMAsrER, !
Sioux CITY, Iowa. Sept. Sd, 1866.

OFFICE or ASSISTANT QUARrERMAsrER,)
Sioux City, Iowa, Sept. Sd, 1866.
will sell at Public Auction at the Government
Warehouse in this city, on Saturday. September
18th. 1866 quantity of Condemned Quartz rmas +
stores, among which are
II head Of Work Oxen,
Horse,
l Flat Boat,
A number Of Government Wagons,
3 Amhn|ances,
l Two Horse Wagon,
And large number Of other articles too
numerous to mention.
Sale to commence at 10 o'clock, A. NJ
Terms, CASH, in Government Funds
By order of Brvt. Maj General P. 81.
GEORGE COOKE.
NJ. H. GOODRIDGE,
sep1-2w Captain and A. Q. NJ.
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CALL: CALL! CALL

M We can afford to, and will sell oil
our goods at prices which in these times
will make it an object both in purse and
happiness sor the rich and poor, the eco
nomist and the improvident, the epicure
and the frugal to purchase Of 10.
~Cash for the seller and satisfa ction
to the purchaser, is the business motto Of
janl-66 II. D. BOOZE / CO.
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Sheriff Once, Sioux City, Iowa,
September 9th. 1866 !
Notice is hereby given. That Tuesday, the 9th
day If tctoher next the day Indicated in the above
Proclamation, electioa will be held in the several
precincts OF Woodbury. county, for the election Of
the following officers viz:
Clerk OF the District Court.
Recorder.
Il. 5. Given under my hand this 9Th day Of Sep
TENDER, A. d. 1856
JOHN HAGY,
Sheriff Of Woodbury. County
BY A. B. GRIFFIN, Deputy. Isepstd
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Extra Bounty.

4 BILL has recently passed Congress granting
~ extra Boun ties 10 discharged Soldiers. their
Widows other legal heirs
All enlisted men who have been honorably dis
charged the lvice Of the United States, as also
the WIDOWS other legal heirs of deceaseu soldiers
who desire our services in the prosecution of their
claims for Additional Bounty under the
bill recently passed congress will. at once, com
municate with sending their discharges. Post
Office addres. and the full names of two disinter-
ested persons. mo, relatvesl for the purpose of
provin identity. Address. enclosing Postage,
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JOHNSON CLUB.

All persons in this city friendly to the
restoration policy Of President JOHNSON,
and who indo,se the principles adopted
by the National Union Convention at
Philadelphia, are requested to meet at
the Sioux City Register office this (sat'
urdsy) evening, At = O'Clock, for the
purpose of organizing a johnson Club.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-09-08

h. the trade. II is unnecessary to emu.
merate the endless rcrieties Of goods;
suffice Il to say that zee can show
you the largest and most
rarted stock Of Goods
that can be
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-12-14
BUSINESS NOTICES
Auction Sales This Day.

Auction Sales This Day. TN
WILBUR Son will sell this day, at their salesrooms
corner Of State and Chalmers streets, at hslpast 10
O'clock the entire contents wholesale and retail shoe
store also, 200 cases assorted wool hats.
S1rrH GILIIvRA7 viii cell this day, III front Of their
Office, No. 81 Broad street. sign Of the red flag, horses
mules, buggies, wagons and furniture
Bowers SHOOK win sell this day. at their store, No.
1877 Meeting street. opposite Market at o'clock an
sortment of furniture, chairs, looking glasses &C.
j. & ". Knox viii sell this day. at their sales rooms
No 1873 Meeting street. opposite the Pavilion Hotel ct 10
O'Clock large consignment Of mantillas dry goods
toys, &c.
Miles DRAKE viii sell this day. at his store corner Of
King and Liberty Streets ut 10 O'Clock cases Of boots
and shoes.
auconhouse, No. IS Hasel street, opposite new Post
Office, at 10 O'clock and second hand furniture
liquors. groceries, double team spring wagon ana horses
truck, &c.
Fact Worth Knowing.
The best investment for invalid who suffers from
debility Or loss Of appetite, is bottle Of PANsns He
patio Bters, it will be give relief For sale by
all Druggists
To BAKERS, GRocERs FAa1uIRs.-Do you wish
| Flour warranted to make good bread? Do you wish
Flour that will bring you custom? Do yea wish Flour
that viii make white bread Then apply to
j. N ROBSON, NO. " East Bay, who has always large
stock Of best brands Georgia. North Carolina Baltimore
and New York Flour in barrels half and quarter bags
december 10 mwf2nnos
Meeting of Butchers and Bakers.
Resolved That the thanks Of this body be rendered to
Mrs EMILY A. JENKINS for increasing the appetites Of
so many Of our community with her Co11EroN BrrrERs
MANY BUTCHERS AND BAKERS
December 10 mWf
If YOU WANT LaHr BISCUIT, Pie Crust, Mullins, or
Corn Bread, call into HENRY B1scHoFF & Co.'s No 1877
East Bay street. Charleston, c., get box Of Pho
neer Yeast Powder, with directions in use by the
best Hotels and Pastry Cooks in this city.
November 10 mwf1mo
HOMEOPATHIC MEDICAL NeT1cE.-Dra C1EoHEY +
scH1EE tof Columbus CAY having permanently located
In Charleston, respectfully tender their services to the
| citizens. in the practice Of Homeopathy.
Dr. has had the experience Of fifteen years in this
school Of medicine.
Office ct our residence, No II, g. W. corner COLLEGE
and GREEN STREETS CORNER Of Green)
HERvEX ID. CIEoK1EY, n D.. PHILIP T. SCHIEY H. D.
Septcznber5 1yr
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SPECIAL TO THE IADIEs.-At Mrs. s. J. CorcH-
ErT's Emporium Of Fashions, No. 1853 King street,
can be found the largest and most choice selection
Of millinery in the city, and at the lowest prices.
Ladies buying for the country will do well to call
and examine before purchasing elsewhere.
Particular attention given to country orders.
mwf
LATEST ARRIVALS THE famous Wizard, s'San-
to Claus has arrived in Charleston and establish
ed his headquarters at vow sANrEN's BAZAAR, No.
290 King street. Come and see his beautiful exhi-
biton for the holidays. tuthf1n4
MARsDEN's PEcToRAL BALM for Coughs, Colds
and Asthma.
KING & CASsDEY, Agents.
GOODRICH, WINEMAN & CO., Agents.
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PRIV ATE SALES.
Rice Plantation to Bent.
RV II. .DRAVT0N EORn

1s1ce PZd7lZ0z2O7l TO E2e7I.
BY D. DEeAYTON FORD.
Broker and Commission Agent.
win be Rented 9.7-
That desirable RICE PLANTATION. on the eastern
cranch OF the Cooper River known sIongwood
about "a miles by land from the city The Tract con
Ests on iOl acres OF Rice Land about 100
order ~'oS' - gu
The banks, fences, &c. are in good preservation as
me property has been regularly cultivated On it are
son- Apply above, at -7.Ss. .. '' ~~0' I'M ~
No. 40 BROAD STREET
oeSSlAoes 1f flu
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"A NBoIzorED Couau, Co1D, on ssoas THRo1r,
which might be. checked BY : simple remedy like
Z. Browns Bronchial Troches, il allowed TO pro
assns n sss
Hroehes" ars ussd x'sh saysntage giving oftsa;
ers win and them also excellent 70 clear the yoice
Ger sasx mYsss
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AUCTION SALES.

NJ NILES DRAKE
solne1 Of # @ ie 9pi ssa M zsee se at Store
100 CASES BOOTS & SHOES.
Cases Gents, cAGP ffSfis1aSG H " B9ors &c; to 10
cases s Gens KIP 81 B0os ,ooto to 1o and
Cases Cents Calf Banorals 6 to 10
Cases Gents Calf Balnorals TO IL
Eases Eases Gents, Calf Brogans, to 10 0M.
Cases Gents Kip Rubber Sole Brogans, 8 to IL
cases Ladies Lasting Belmorals
SAses LADIES' L Zip aud Calf Balmoza1s. to :,
Casos Ladies Goat Balnorals, 81 ..". ".
Cases Boys Calf Boots l to ]. g. ID. ..
Cases Cjldrcn's Calf Boots, 6 to
ca't995s 3 ladies', Lasting Congress- Morocco,
Children's Balmorals, &c.
Terms cash. Dcce,nb,~ IA
Afa"'gaF, RY )! Dsy7 & 5Go SeG&s S1sgx. So Toys.
l3s Meeting-street, opposite Pavilion Hotel win be
BALANCE INVOICE OF TOYS
large consignment of aANT1LL,s, IN every s.ye
ndD1 DRY GOODS comprising csssi,ucrcs, Jeans, mer
ings apron Checks Thread Perfuncry Soaps &C., &C.
Conditions cash. Dece,her,5
By BOWERS Is SHLCOx.
Will be sold THIS DAY. in our Store No 1877 Meeting
fs S3Rszs 91st B5RGS Rf3S SssS9 sSAs
4ete-a-Ietes Mahogany Rocking Chair
Hair seat Chairs Cane Seat Chairs Wood Scat Chairs
Cane Seat and Back Rocker Wood Seat Rockers
Marble Top Side Table ~
mahogany Man and Common Washstands
pes fna Maes7 g9ttsse Eey Mattresses
Pistol, Stoves, large Iron Pots, &C. :.
Conditions cash. December Il
[sAIE POSTPONED UNTIL WEDNESDAY, 18th nsr.1
PereneptoTy Sale Of Forty Thousand Dollars F1ori-
ga ltastroGd Company Bonds, on acooant of an
- - B BY % JSfHN s. RIGGS.
serve and account Of all concerned viii be sold at
FOFTY THOUSAND DOLLARS FLORIDA RAIL
ROAD COMPANY EIGHT PER CENT. BONDS OF
sHSrE4 s39eg EAGA %iIH VII e. COUPONS ATTACHED FROM
The above Bonds by $50 ceres Of fertile
Land, lying within fifteen miles Of the Florida Raroad
Wn3cn ae land VIII be sold on the third day Of january
1851 at public oucry and these receivable at
par ID payment for purchases Of land then sold aordn
good opportunity for Investment in Florida lands
Conditions cash delivery of the Bonds which ca,
be application at my Office at any time before
and on the day of sale. December Ii
By CLIFFORD & MATHEWEs; A>N'''
AuctIonecrs and Real Estate Agents, No.
Sc Broad Street.
VIII be sold on THURSDAY Goth inst at the old Custom
House, at IL o'clock,
me VILLAGE OF EDINGSvuLE, wen known as the
healthy and summer resort of the panters and
their families on Edisto Island
Ih1s Village contains about so lots large size i'm
ned1atey on the ocean, adjons Ediso Island miles
rom steamboat landing and about 40 miles from Charles
ton. Steamboats, from the city run twice week and re-
turn Sea bathing and delightful climate. The above
Lots will be sold singy.
Term. .One-half cash; balance in one wear with IN
terest secured by bond and mortgage Of lots Purchas
er9 70 pay Cnhord Mathewes for papers and stamps.
oecalIoer ~ nWf5th1
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An ORDINANCE

An ORDINANCE
TO EsTARsH 81 4 THE + 20 9FT1GE Of OF THE
FIX ms SALARY. ETC - -
= AND ALDERMEN I'M N N % COUNCIL AssEMBi a nATE TSas
Ter sna
Of the Tidal Drans to until the election
time and il the same manner as other city o oeers ice are
elected SO long as it shall remain Of force And his du-
SECTION The "Keeper Of the Tidal Drains shan
keep record book in which he ahal note, in writing
always accessible to the Mayor and the COMMITTEE On
Tidal Drains, for examination
SECTION It shall be his duty to tFlush the Drains
time to time by M the COMMITTEES on Tidal Drains
when the tide is low and the Drains ara empty tie
gates ahan be carefully closed When the tide has risen
e@tss ed and tie xass9 szo1sa tee
has carried the water outside the level Of the bottom
water allowed to rsh out This process ahaIl be repeat
always in the direction W. ho the upper to tie
SECTION At night the gates shall always be closed
unless otherwise ordered BY the Mayor Commit
Of tie Fire ENGINES, Of ire occarrine And On
an alarm Of ire being given shah Cause all water n the
the food. the gates snail Kept open without waiting
for Inst a ss J. And they empty
sEoTIoa Whenever heavy falls Of ran occur, st times
duty b By ts .. BY to-. to visit them ana
to make room for the reception Of the rain water without
9yeraowing or stratnng them and closed again when
the emergency is past ;ss:sS.
Of Tie .aazd pits' removing The covers Of the .aa
sea 4 seHa ns4 Pssn s what
ing them out as often necessary He shaN note In
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F1RE LOk Y. Me- \. NJ.
N MAXORAI1X or Nu pY 1ckyEy0H

A1AYORALTY OF CHARLESTON !.
C1TY HALL. November 9, 1856. I !.
IL PERSONS DESTROYS OF REBUILDING IN TaE
"a Burnt Districts and Waste Places Of the City, un-
der can Act Of the General Assembly, giving authority
20 the City Council Of Charleston to proceed In the mat
Ter OF Fire Loan with view totaid In building up the
City acew are hereby notified that the form Of app.
cation for loans can be obtained at the Office Of the Gek
OF Council between the hours Of A. N. and F. M.
IAN applications must be fled in the above mentioned
Office as the Committee VIII meet every Monday to con
Hder the same.
By order OF the Mayor ?>1I 155." w. q SMITH
Novennber1O CLERK Of Council
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AUCTION SALES

AUClION SALES.
Dou''x asIsaa Hs aspEnq Z dnSs',.f4 Msqe G,a Horses
&c. @ se FS SR 81 Hs,s
New York made DOUBLE srRiNG WAGON.
Single Horse Spring Truck. '''i'e'
Conditions cash. December II
Ne'o c'% nd, Second z Aara Tzs,nM4e, &C., &c.
MskAf Sas;, : f%st;an d G;amRBELL, Eieals
No. s. Hasel-Strest, ats,s IS rect, Opp. Nevy Post oRcc.
ss E5s Rbs suessss 10
and oa oe Rarler and Dining Eoo chaTg Cottage
&C., &c.
TWO PIANOS. Letter Press, Stoves.
is rolls BRUSSELS AaD 1nSoi INGRAM cARpEr1sas
Choice patterns.)
Conditions cash. December IA
1ssSezS, &sR,A& Gyssss5ssi e GasFnSkh Fiss1f; &C.
40 barrels ana %a oases ss By a 79
wH1sKEY, c1ARET, &C., &c.
~ dozen w1RE-T1ED DR JOINS, TUBS. &c.
26 kegs Choice Butter.
Chests TEA boxes PRUNEs, Raisins Pickles, Mustard
Barrels Crackers. Flour, &C., &c.
Conditions cash. December IA
soeh e R4 K4siszGs WxMI1M a& & Sste sSs. saoe Hose
T81s DAY the 14th instant at salesroons corner
rAII saoE HOE sToK5 q AND Re-
40 CASES, AssoRTED, 9,sas:' VIZ: :
MHMs ND wqMGas pNT MISS MISSES, ANR
Morocco Baimoras cdrens Serge Tipped, glove glove and
Coat Balmorals. Slippers, Kid and Lasting Congress.
Ties and Creole Congress- Ladies' and Misses CATERS
Plain Shoes.
20 cases assorted WOOL HATS.
Conditions cash. December II
Horses, Mules, Buggies, Wagons and Fu.nsture,
By SMITH & McGILLIVRAY,
At the Red Sign, No. "a Broad street.
- The - a5oye t III be sold THIs DAY, 18th instant
1toI1 OF tne1r ONCE December IA
Sales EVERY EVENING at O'clock. by K1,Roy So
G9oSs G0 2ss Of general assortment Of DRY
shoes 6ueey Peffanes and Vs Soaps seWe b00's and
December IA
M. l.. AIkAR, Auctioneex.
WIN Be sold ToMoRRoW h 7sh instant as io ocioch
NJ at the store No 4e East Bay street. near the Old
day Whole s stooR is dispoaed Of
So. 600 WORTH OF ENGLISH BROAD and NARROW
and Scotch Tweeds cases Of Woolen Blankets
Beknap Flannels, Undershirs and Drawers Breakfast
,nA stock stock a;os Of GoTToNs Of description
areat bargains may be expected, as the goods
Upton. KING & co. Of Halifax N q = -
December Il -----' "
NILLIGAN, RIELCHERS & CO.
VIII sell, on MONDAY 18th inst, of New Custom
House. at IL O'Clock, I
Lot ANCHORS and CEAuNS.
1 December Ia enc
FIRST Cargo Ne,o Crop Aohsses and Choice GRO
Gerry Sugars at auction.
By R1SLEY & CREIGHTON.
On WEDNESDAY, 10Th inst, at IL O'Clock "a NJ at Ac-
commodation Wharf, win be sold
The CARGO ex bark Orchilla, from Matanzas, Cuba:
6 a6 hhds choice New Crop CLAYED MOLAssEs
So bbls choice New Crop Muscovado Molasses
81 hhds. superior Grocery Sugars.
Terms-An sums under $500, cash; $500 to $500, 20
days; over $780, 80 days approved city acceptance
(. December ia
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-12-14
CITY ADVERTISEMENTS.

ELECTION OF KEEPER OF THE TIDAL
DRAINS.
OFFICE 1sas CLERK e RI! OF coUEcIL-coUNcn WILL
Tuesday next 18th instant an election for Keeper Of
the Tidal Drains. :
election.
BY order: W. n SMITH
Y December IS CLERK az Connci1