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typo, the cost being only one-third Of tho latter
1t ofrors advantage of less weight compared
with metal typo, and can be remoulded when worn.
1t presents particular advantages for storeotyping
The invention is American, and is said to be MAX
ing rapid progross in England.
Tho Macon Telegraph learns that General WADDY
THOMPSON, OF this State, proposes to deliver ono
or moro lectures in that oty in few days, on tho
life and character of some of the leading states
mon of this country and of Mexico. Such mon as
CALHOUN, CLAY, WEBSTER, PRESTON and SANTA
ANNA. General THOMPSON was for many years
member of Congress from this State, and loading
politician. 'IIo was ut ono time Minister from the
United States to Mexico, and is q man of ability
and experience in public affairs.
It is stated that clerk of ono Of tho business
houses Of Now York city was sent out recently to
inquire tho prico of draft Of $500 California.
Ho asccrtained TINT it would bo three per cent? or
s144. His principal directed him to go to q we'll
known banker, to 500 if better rates could not be
obtained. Tho clerk mistaking the namo given
him. callod on Postmaster KELLY and WAS inform
cd that his money could be sent by postoffice Or
ders for $2i This WAS unexpected condition OF
affairs; money orders had not been thought Of
but after due consideration tho sum it was propos-
cd to send to California was forwarded by means oi
these orders. The rate was just one-hnR Of one
per cent.
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PASTORAL LETTER OF THE GREAT
CATHOLIC COUNCIL.

We publish this morning copious extracts
from this important document, which, though
they necessarily curtail the exposition of nr-
gument, yet give every point touched on, and
as much of what is said as is of interest to the
general reader. Boing on authoritative enun-
citation of she policy and principles of 30
powerful religious body as tho Catholic Church
in the United States, it is pregnant with inter
est to the whole country, and will doubtless be
carefully perused and studied by all thought
fdl persons. The following list Of the topics on
which it treats will serve to indicate the practi
cal character of tho Importance that we attach
| to it:
Character of the Council; Relations Of the
Church to the State; The Sacrament OF Matri
mony; Aid for the Pope; The Press; Education
of Youth; Vacations TO the Priesthood; Th,
Laity; Dances, Picnics, &c.; Tho Clergy, ant
tho Emancipatcd Slaves. .
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aDr Al communications Intended for publication in
this journal must be addressed 10 he Edator Of the
Daily Ne,os, No. 18 Hdyne- street, Charleston, S. c.
Business Communications to Publisher Of Daity
Ne,os.
We cannot undertake 10 return rejected con,msunica-
tons.
Advertisements outside Of te city must be accon,pd
MED loiM The cash.
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The New York World, which s edited by a
talented Hebrew, Mr.. MOSES MARBLE, comcs
out in recent issne squarely in favor of JOHN
and faro dealing ore legitimate and honorable
vooations. A. a.. O. i, GlY,!. ,-I4l sDi.
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nf- Admission rs cents Children under twelve years
of age 60 cents Separate coored persona
Doors open Mt and O'Clock; performance commence
half an hour aftor.
Tho Manager, in announcing the commencement Of
the second annual Southern tour of DAN CASTEILOS
GREAT SHOW, is pleased to DO enabled to present AN
array Of artistic comprising the very best talent I'm
the world.
DAN CASTILLO, the original Conversatonalist, will
appear at ouch entertainment and Introduce the only
thoroughly trained horse in the universe.
BURNIEIL RUNNELIIS, tho embodiment Of grace and
STYLE with his two pretty and gifted boys render pleas
ing series Of living pictures which, for case excellence
elegance have before been witnessed In Amer
lea This young Southerner and his two little children
constituted tho leading attractions In tho principal the
atres hippodromes and crcuscs in tho Old World Pa
pers praised them. Journalists endorsed thom. People
pronounced them great 10 October 70
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HOTELS.
PLANTERs' HOTEL,
CORNER QUEEN AND CHURCH sTS., CHARLES


CORNER QUEEN AND CHURCH STS., CHARLES
TON, s. c.
q. W. Il J. B. DENNIS. PRoPRIEToRs
VW!s SPLENDID HOTEL WILL BE OPENED ON
TEN. been remodelled and refurnished through
out This Hotel contains ono hundred rooms,
which will be reserved chiefly for the use OF travellers
secured in every department. and every attention will bo
paid insure comfort to their customers The seeping
rooms airy and clean. The restaurant Will be sup
piled with the best fare the market Affords Porters will
be always ready to utend each arrival and departure Of
trains. The travelling public tranaient visitors and
house, combined with the comforts Of home. The loca
ton Ia finely adapted for business and travellers
No pains eIpense will be spared to give entire sas
faction. wfm2mo September IL
wINYAH HOUSE, GEORGETOWN, 8. C..
rTWE SUBSCRIBER, LATE OF CHARLESTON, BEas
to inform the travelling public that he LEASED THE
ABOVE HOUSE, which he has thoroughly repaired aud
ronovated Visitors win find oil the accommodations OF
o FIRST GLASS EsTABL1sHHENT.
BILLIARD SALOON and BAR, stocked with the
BEST IMPORTATIONS, is attached.
HARRY L. Perrin, rropretor.
October g limo
VICTORIA HOTEL.
F. OPDEBECK. Proprietor
rUHIs HOTEL Is NOW OPENED ON THE EUROPEAN
IL PLAN. It has been remodened and refurnishet
throughout. Tho travelling public ranaent visitors,
others. will hnd in il all the luIuries Of FIRSTOASs
/ EsTABIIsHMENT, combined with tho comforts o
| homo.
summer. Billiard Saloon for the lovers OF this health
full exercise is attached. No pains spared
l gtvo ontire satisfaction. 7. OPDEBBCK-
| May IL
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SCHOOLS, COLLEGES, &c.

NIGHT SCHOOL.
TTyHE SUBSCRIBERS, ON MONDAY NEXT, NOVENI-
Il Der 9th, will open NIGHT SCHOOL ut tho Froo
School Building, Meetngstreet, Mary, at which
will bo taught BOOKKEEPING, WRITING, MATHE-
MATICS and ENGLISH. Terms moderate.
share Of the public patronage is respectfully 30
Hcitcd.
Apply at the SCHOOL daily between the hours of A.
M. and P. NJ ;after p. NJ at No. G7 7COMING-STREET,
noar Calhoun. A. D0TY, JR.
October 80 1mo L. SHERFESEE.
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TO RENT, &c.

ITO RENT-A CONVENIENT AHD COMnIO-
IL DIOUS DWELLING HOUSE, two stories, with ro-
quise oubuidings- The House has eight rooms, with
double pazzas to the SOUTH located in good neghbor
hood, OF tho west end of Warren street adjoining the
residence Of L. @. Clifford, Esq There is good cisern
the premises. Possession given Immediately. Rent
moderate. For terms. &o, inquire Of
BREWSTER Il SPRATT,
November WIN No. SO Broad street
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STRAYED.

CsTRAYED, YESTERDAY AFTERNOON, A
= halfgrown SETTER DOG, white with brown spots;
answers to the Of Leo. leather strap two feet
long was buckled around his neck Any information
will 90 tnau i,uuy lece.ved ut LANDRETH'S SEED
STORE, King street. November3
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ITO RENT, AN ELEGANT AND BEAUTI-

ITO RENT, AN ELEGANT AND BEAUTI-
FULLY LOCATED RESIDENCE-That largo
and commodious residence on northwest corner Of
Gadsden and Montague streets, containing ten upright
and three largo attic rooms, with spacious piazzas,
storeroom and pantry On tho premises an eIten-
sivc stable and carriage house, fine threeBtory Kitchen
fine well of water and cistern containing It, 600 gallons.
The whole property is in perfect order, and the Dwell
ing recently painted It has extensive view
of harbor and is in a respects Arstcass residence.
Apply to JAMES ADGRR Il co.
November
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The following arc tho Agents for this paper:
". A. HEMINGWAY, General Travelling and Collecting
Agent ~,
lectng Agent,
TOWNSEND NORTH, Booksellers and stationors,
Columbia, s. Q. .
oD GOODMAN Cross Hill, Laurens District =. G.
]. " NBTHIsns, Union, 8. c.
Captain w. e. EARLE, Greonviue, S. c.
Col J. j. RYAN, Darnweu, s. c.
j.. DUBOIS, Marion.
c. g. HARDY Sandy Ford P. O., Madison Co., Fla
PATRICK HUVEY, Macon, Ga.
JYH WILLIAMS, Clinton, q. @.
JR ALLEN Chester c. h, 8. C.
". s. LANCE, Grahamvne P. O., Beaufort, S. c.
BF BRADFORD, Walterboro', g. c.
H. L. DARR, 3umter 8. c.
THAD. q. ANDREWS, Orangoburg, s. c.
JIM BROWN, "southorncr oilcc," Darlington, 8. G.
NJ M. QUINN & BRO, Augusta.
]. II. ISTEI,L, Savannah Gu
ISAAC DAvDaA, Agent in New York.
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NOR RENT, A DESIRABLE RESIDENCE
on Deaufain, between Ruuedgo and Lynch streets,
containing nno upright and two Carrot Rooms Cisern,
with Cas- and several pieces of furniture may BIO had
with the House.
small HOUSE, with fo1r Rooms near King street
Apply at No. &c Beaufain street
Noyember WIZ
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ITO RENT-A LARGE AND COMMODIOUS
IL HOUSE, No. 81 Boaufan street, containing soyen
Rooms with Gas throughout Cistorns, and other neccs
sarics attached. Apply to LEVY l. ALEXANDER, No.
275 King street. Possession given immediately
Noyember 3
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rIyO RENT, THE STORE AND DWELLING
No. Col King street. with vory large Lot 1t is
of the best stands for business In the Upper Wards
Apply ne1t door, No 303. 3t November
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VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND FOR
N sALE.-Having determined to give up farming,
offer for Gale my tract OF land, known as tho VAUGHAN
VILE PLACE, FIVE miles north Of Chappels Depot con-
tanning g55 There tho place two splendid
Dwelling Houses containing eleven rooms and fire.
placos the other six rooms; good storehouse, newly
nttcd up Tho stand Is Of the best In tho District for
business. There eight framed Negro Houses with
good brick chimneys BlackBmith shop, Wood Rhop,
and all necessary outbuildings.
will SELL with the place, oil tho Corn, Fodder, &C.,
Farming Implements Wagons and Harness. Also, about
forty hoad Of ffattening Hogs, stock Hogs and Cattle.
The above property can bo treated for ut private salo
until the 10th day of December next
Ter1ns-One-hnf cash; tho balance on one md two
years credit. A. III. SMITH.
November
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YTyO RENT, STORE NO. 153 EAST BAY, BE-
ING one of tho most desirable locations in tho city
for business. Apply at W. 8. CoRwN CO.,
November No. $50 King street.
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TNOR SALE OR RENT, ONE OF THE MOST
lN desirable PEWS In the middle asle Of Grnce Church
For terms apply at No. 343 KING STREET, few door
below Calhoun, wfinS* November
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TVNO RENT.-TIIE THREE STORY BRICK
Il RESIDENCE east side Of Meeting street and one
door south Of Georgesroot Is in thorough repair and
has been newly painted. October 16
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MET NURSE.--h HEALTHY AND RE
w SPECTACLE FEMALE, either whito or colored,
s wanted Immediately. Apply at this oAicc.
Novembcr3
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EHARMs TO RENT.-THFs TRACT OF LAND
N known tho Warrington Race Course, containing
about sIty acres with hrm adjoining viii DO rented
for two years from the LIST Deoember next
Apply to JOHN c. COCHRAN,
November fnw6 Treasurer.
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TVNO RENT, IN MEETING STREET, NEAR
IL Brood, part of House, consisting Of Ave rooms
one paror, two bedrooms, kitchen and servants ROOM
Apply at THIS OFFICE. November4
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TINOR RENT.-FOR RENT, A LARGE AND
T very desirable OFFICE over Banking House of P.
r. Keglcr No, 10 Broad-street Appyto T. a KEGLER.
OcfnhAr
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WANTS.

WANTED, A LAD IN WHOLESALE
w Auction end Commission Store. Address NJ, at
this Office. November z
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THO RENT, POSSESSION GIVEN ON THE
l. 18th instant part of house, consisting of three
rooms with large pantry double piazzas to the south
uated in the western part Of the CITY, eou Of Beaufain
street. To respectable family without children, the
rent will be very moderate. Apply to Courier once.
Noyember 8
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FOR SALE.

UyO SELL, THE GOOD WILL OF A BAKE
RY with oil necessary convenienccs for carrying on
business already established Apply at No. 46 KING
STREET. ~ November
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TVHE SUBSCRIBER TAKES PLEASURE IN INFORM
INC his friends and tho public that no has opened
BOWLING SALOON, In connection with Which VIII bo
found hrsclsba Restaurant wtero everything tho mar
kct affords can be had. Also. BILIIAhD ROOM, con-
ainina two hne Tablea Gentlenen Waiting this Estab-
anent win DO pleased to know that tho finest Liquors
and sogaIp can be rad. aad ovey attention paid them
lT-I-!1E --s iIat N. j. GAYLORD,
Noycmbera 50 No. 43o King street
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THO RENT.--TIIE FINE THREE STORY
Il BRICK HOUSE, No. IA Church street, with large
cistern pantry. &c. Apply to -
JAMES WELSMAN.
October 16 finw No. Church street.
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A GOOD PLAIN COOK WANTED AT NO. 8
N Liberty street; cithcr white or coorcd Must como
wcn recommended. 8 . November
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= EtABINETNIhKEIsS WANTED AT MACK
" Ely & BAKERS Furniture Warorooms Adgor Build
ing, corner Of King and Market etrcote.
November
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COPARTNERSHIPS.

DISSOLUTION.
TTNHE OOPARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE EXISTING
il under tho name and style OF JEFFORDS & GO: was
dissolved tho 27h October 1864 tho death of Col
r. j. JKFFORDs. Tho business of tile late firm will be
settled by the surviving partner.
T. A. JEFFORDS
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Boston Advertisements.

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N. York Advertiser
SGHENCK'S hlACHlNERY DEIal.

j. B. SCHENCK, Agent,
No. 10 DIhIDEN LANE. NEW YORR.
OFFERS FOR SALE
DORTABLE AND STATIONARY STEAM ENGINES
Il Of all Bizos, CIRCULAR SAW MILLS of tho nos
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Lifting Pumps
Rotary and Mining Pumps.
Every description of Machinery and Railway supphea
COTTON GINS of tho most approved construction.
JHnuarys wfmly
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READ:RBD SA{6| so.

pRoM THE HON TaoMAs A. El0nEHoE apDaIs 1ss,
esans.e,en: Having stated It verbal % you hAv
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The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1866-08-01

THE CHANGE.-It is within the memory
of not only the oldest inhabltant, but al
so Of those of a much less mature age,
when the Piano was so rare and expensive
a luxury, that none but the very wealthiest
people could afford to buy one. Piano
players, too, were quite as rare as mstru-
ments, and seldom W. re heard any but pro-
t~essional musicians. Since then, how great
achange has taken placei In these days of
progress in arts, sciences and mechanics, a
knowledge OF the Piano constitutes neces-
sary part of a lady's education; and the
price of instruments bring them in reach OF
almost every one. The Piano is now in
fact an indispensable feature in every house
hold, and rarely can ona enter family now
without finding one or more accomplished
performers on this charming instrument.
The firm that has done the most to per
feet and popularize the Piano in this coun-
try, is that of Chickering q Sons, an asser-
ion proved by the vast number of instru-
ments they have manufactured, Tower 81,
500,1 and the testimony of the greatest
artists to their merits. The Chickering
Pianos are remarkable for their puri'y and
volume Of tone, combined with that sweet
singing quality rivaitng the human voice,
and the greatest solidity of their construc
ton, rendering them unaffected by our sud
den climatic changes. No wonder that the
great pianist, Thalberg said to them
1.-The Chickering instruments are the bes
that | have ever seen in the United States.
Since that time they have made so man!
improvements in their Pianos, that Colts
chalk says of them:-'You alone, Messrs
Chickering, haue succeeded, as | fully be
lieve, in combining its different element
which have boon SO long sought after, in
manner which will henceforth make on
modern Piano the most complete OF mus
cal instruments"
Tn regard to the excellent qualities of tn
Chlckering Piano, we can speak from on
experience, having one Of them in us
in our WI family. We can say, in a fey
words, that we have found it to possess, i
the greatest degree, all the qualities tina
constitute a perfect Piano. -Erchange.
See advertisements another column.
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szNxzS>'~ ~GhsS
GAGfy township.

Pursuant to notice the Democracy Of CAD
IL Township met at the Sentinel Office, Cad
2, on Saturday, the 18th ult. j. NJ. Estep.
ESQ, was appointed Chairman and w. Ii.
Arnold, Secretary. On motion the follow.
ing gentlemen were appointed delegates to
the different Conventions:
=. Congressional Conreutton. Philip Dona'
hue and Henry Boyles
CDNny Conr0'hon.--James Is. Jamison
David Ramsey and Joseph ~1lealca,
Jml,ciat Conventions II. Arnold.
On motion the meeting adjourned.
j, NJ. ESfEP, Chairman
". Fl. ARNOLD, Sec.
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A New YORK city correspondent says
that the residence OF A. 7. Stewart, corner
Thirty-fourth street and Fifth Avenue, is
nearly ready to move into. 1t clipses any
private building on the continent, 80 it is
said, and will cost, without any furniture,
So, 500, 600.
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a6g-Dr. Valentine win remain at Cadiz
until Saturday morning August 4th. Near
ly three hundred persons have been healed
the last week. The DR., invites the poor to
come and be healed free Of charge. Others
pay according to ability. Rooms at Cadiz
House.
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The harvesting Of the crops in the west
has caused the bottom Of the grain market
in Chicago to drop out. Millers are grind.
ing new wheat, and the delusion Of a scar
city has completely vanished. Spectators
have suffered severely, as they deserved to.
Anotf er combination Of spectators is not
likely to be formed very soon.
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And we do order and award that the said
Bank pay the same accordingly.
We find and award that the following
name parties to said submission are emit
tied to no part of said reward: E. Z. Noble,
YIN. Noble, John Richardson, Isaiah
Stewart, Henry Mattern, Thompson Hanna,
Eli Stinard, A. u. Moore, Jesse Campo Gil,
| Josiah B. SOLOMON.
3rd. We order and award that said Bank
pay one-hat the costs of this submission,
ard that the other half Of said costs be
paid by said David Cunningham, Samuel
b. Mcconnell, Ezra Mcconnell, Edward
Hyndman, James Z. Hill, Obediah Stem.
mons, VIM. Fl. McFadden, Samuel Thomp.
son, John Gallaher, Alexander Smith, &.
NJ. Hogg, Andrew Jamison and Thoma,
l.ytle, each paying in proportion to thu
a AMOUNT herein awarded him. In witness
whereof We have hereunto set our hands
this 18th day Of July, 1866.
D. ID. I. COWEN,
JOSEPH G. HANCE,
ISAAC HOLLOWAY,
/ Ar6trators.