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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-01-12
aSNOTICE TO THE CITIZENS OF CHARLES

aTNOTICE TO THE CITIZENS OF CHARLES
TON.-Dr. waI. L. Foss offers his PROFESSIONAL
SERVICES to the citizens of Charleston. and calls their
attention his treatment Of Chronic Diseases generally
especially Chronic Cutaneous Diseases, delicate aec-
tions and Carbuncleas his treatment in those diseases
is far superior and entirely different to the old mode OF
practice and based on successful experience of moro
than twelve years. standing. No mercury, arsenic.
iodine causc acids used and no particular restrc-
tons requisite as to dot.
have been practising medicine in Barnwe Distrctfor
sixteen years. well acquainted with the effects and
treatment of that protean and morbifc agent mias-
also typhoid fever. convusions chOrea and other dis
eases to which the human system is liable; and have
cured nyeerate cases Of cutaneous diseases In lew
weeks that had existed for years and baed all previous
treatment.
Office and residence, No. is3 KING STREET..
Very respectfully your obedient servant
peccmber6 mwf17s VIM. L. FOSS, II. D.
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WE FIND the following order published in tho
Chattanooga Gazette:-
HEADQUARTERS Posr CHATTANOOGA, Tenn,
December 30, 1865.
General Orders, No. 36.]
Owing to the accumulation of e great numbcr OF
Of support, and setting demoralizing examples, to
those Il better disposed it is hereby ordered that
ali colored men Who cannot give satisfactory asslr-
ances of being engaged in some legitimate 1na smnoy
Prison until employment can be found for them.
found in the possession of these people, will bc
taken from them and turned over to these Heal
quarters Tho officer OF the CITY GusTa; s ;,ii ani'
are charged with the execution of this order. by
command of VIM. B. Gaw Col. Com'dg;
B. W. PERKINS, Captain and A. A. U.
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@ITCH! ITCH ITCH SCRATCH
SCRATCHl SCRATCH !-wHEATON'S OINTMENT
WILL CURE THE ITCH IN FORTY.EIGHr HOURS.
all ERUPTIONS OF TILE SKIN. Price 30 cents. For
sale by all Druggists. BY sending 60 cents to WEEKS
& POTTER Sole Agents No. 10 Washington.street,
Boston, Mass il will be forwarded by mail free of post
age to any part of the United States.
Noyembcr8 5mo
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ss- PUBLIC NOTICE OFFICE CLERK OF

sS- PUBLIC NOTICE. OFFICE CLERK OF
COUNCIL, JANUARY 10. ls6S-rhc following ordinance
is hereby pt5lished for general information
STATE OF SOUTH cAnoLINA.-cIrY OF CHARLESTON
An Ordinance TO Regulate the Ltntes ef buildings IN "e
city Of Charleston
Whereas there is great danger in cases OF hro from
wooden ntes extending the fronts of buildings:
Therefore, ,,, :: M,
BE ii ordained by the Mayor and ALDERMEN IN Guy
fol any person build erect put up Gny Intel eh
tending across the front of any house. store OF ouong
witin the limits of the City Of Charleston Oh %ooo OF
ing OF extending the front OF any sucn house
store or building shall be of stone, metal or otner m
combustiblc maeral and any person offending neIein,
Sor oach ocnce and in addition thereto fine OF twenty
dollars for each and every day that such Intel shall re-
main after notice to take down from the Mayor
or some officer of the police. w e,,,ru
1r,r,,1 IN Clerk of Council.
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ey- OFFICE CLERK OF COUNCIL, JANUARY
6, 1sso-In sccordancs With tile instructions received
at tho last meeting of City cOuci ths following Res0'
luton is published for general information:
Resolved That public notice be given that If any per-
son intends building in the burnt districts he
shall first apply to Council and ascertain whether or not
the city intends widening said street.
January W. Il. SMITH, Clerk Of Council.
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The Montgomery (Ala.) Advertiser reports a
fight in that city between the police and over mo
hundred and fifty negroes, in which the former
got the worst Of it, although the latter were dis
one dangerously. 1t occurred by an officers at
tempting TO arrest negro, when the others raj
lied to rescue him from the hands OF the law.
About fifty freedmen arc up in the courts.
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s5- SEMMONS BRAZILIAN PEBBLE SPEC
taces to strengthen and improve the sight OF old and
young by Say or night with and comfort to the
eye without the distressing results OF frequent changes
These celebrated glasses are too well known
Donble and single Telescopes of immense power and
fold Catalogues sent free by inclosing scamp I v
SEA1A1ONS, OCULiST-OPTlCIAN,
6SoH Broadway, under LataEgo House. n. Y.
November 16 NA0
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January i

e~ DATCHELoR's HAIR DYE THE ORIGINAL
nd best in the worldl The only and perfect HAIR
DYE. Harmless, Reliable and Instantaneous Produces
Immediately q splendid Black or natural BOWL WILL
out injuring the hair skin. Remedies the Ill enec'So
bad dyes Sold by all Druggists The genuine is sisneo
WILLIAM A. BATCUELOR. Also,
REGENERATING EXTRACT OF MILLEFLGUhS'
For restoring and Identifying the Hair.
CHARLES BATCHELOR, New York.
August II H'
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A Nashville paper says An agent was sent
South, some days since to ascertain the condition
of the roads connecting with the Nashville and
Chattanooga Railroad, and to gain information re-
lativc to the time when the bridges on that road
injured by the late high water-would be re-
paired, SO as to enable the company to take
freight coming from tho North. report
was received from him yesterday, in which
he states that the Western and Atlantic Road will
not be in condition to receive through freight
before the end of the month, and perhaps not lul-
til after that time. The Nashville and Clattanoo-
60 Railroad has, at present, two hundred and four
teen loaded freight cars at Chattanooga, and
it is but justice to say that the president OF that
road has made every excrtion to have the block
ade removed; but the Western and Atlantic Road
has not seen fit TO adopt his suggestions. Presl-
dent BURNS has, therefore, been compelled to
turn this freight over to commission merchants,
at Chattanooga, until such time US the Western
and Atlantic Road will receive it.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

ss- NOTICE TO CoNSIGNEES-T BRIG
AMBROSE LIGHT, from Baltimore. is This Day dis
charging North Atlantic Wharf All goods remain
ing uncaed for at sunset Will he stored at risk and
pense of the owner. WILLIS CHISoLM .
January 10
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The Relatives, Friends and Acqdaint-

nS- The Relatives, Friends and Acquainf-
ances Of Ar and Mrs. J. q. BAoGETT and Mr.. and 4rA
B. oAKEs and family, respectfully invited TO ut
tend the Funeral Services Of Mrs. J. q. BAGGET1 at
the Residence No11 Rutledge-street, This Morning, M
Eleven o'clock. January u
Mrs. D. n. Sucox, Major g. B. RussELI9 and Mr..
and Mrs. JAS SILCOX, invited to attend the Fune
ri Services OF the latter, at residence No. IS Frankn
street. ut Ten o'clock, This AorfinQ. n. ,-so9
January11 1s
H9-.The Friends and Acqunintanees on
Mr.. and SrSs. wM. ". BROWN are respectfully invited
to attend the Funeral Services Of the former at Three
O'clock This AGsrnoon, from Amerca-street near tho
Mall. ~ 1*.t5.... January12
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December /

&C. THE WEEKLY RECORD CAN BE PUR-
CHASED at a. p RIGGS, Market-street, and III. N.
QUINNs, Kingstrect at which places newsboys can be
supplied.
ss NO papers will be sold from the Office in Hayne
street December 18
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a8- CONSIGNEES' NOTICE.-THE MER-
CHANTS Regular Limo Schooner N. W. SMITH i'll
commence discharging cargo ut Adgers Wharves This
Day. All goods not called for at sunset will be stored at
their risk and expense. WILLIAM ROACH,
Corner of East Bay and Adgers Wharf.
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MARRIED,

In Georgetown, 8. c., on 2lst December, BY the
Rev. Mr.. MURRY, Misc MARY E. DAVIS, of Charleston,
8. c., to MIR. SIM q. RUSSELL, of Augusta, Ga
Augusta papers please copy.
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w NOTICE TO LoTEoLDERs.-IN coNsE-
QUENCE OF the depredatit.5 being committed on the
Grounds will be allowed to attend to any lot e1-
cept those employed by the Company.
J. J. STROUD,
December / Secretary.
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New York Market.

EEEw YonK, january 1O.-Cotton dull, and has
decliccd here from one to two cents 53 ib, and is
oroted ut from 40 to so cents u ib
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90 The Relatives, Friends and Acquaint-
ances Of LYDIA MORRISON (colored arc invited to at-
tend her funeral at No. A George-streot west end of
Three o'clock P. NJ. IL Janunry IL
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ca OFFICE OF THE UNITED STATES d.
RECT Tax Commissioners, No. 20 Broadsreet (rear OF
Law Rangc). Taxes received between the hours OF 10
o'clock A. NJ and O'Clock, P. NJ. November Il
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From Europe.

HALIFAX, January 9.-Tho Canada, from Queens
town on tho Oath, has arrived.
Tho Manchester market closed firm and up
ward.
There was no market ON tho 23d.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Washington News.
PROCEEDINGS IN CONGRESS.


.U.srrvnrox January 1O.-yoluminous papers,
relative to the Confederate emigration 10 Mexico
and the plans Of Messrs. MAUEY ana G"1N' were
presented in the United States Senate to-day.
Letters from Mr.. ROMERO, showing an unoer-
standing between the traitors In Mexico ana inc
insurgents in the United States, we're produced.
Tn the Senate WILSON introduced bill hxlng tho
neace establishment of the army. 1t provides
seven regiments of artillery, ten regiments OF
cavalry. sixty regiments of Infantry, each branch
20 have proportionatc number OF black troops,
of1icercd by whites.
HOWE offered q resolution declaring that the
seeding States had forfeited their rights ana
made speech in which he said the Presidene
had no right to restore the rebel States, his duties
being only executive.
Tn tho House. WILSON, of Iowa, made speech
in support of the bill to extend the suffrage to ne
proes in the District of Columbia. He said the
social element hero favored secession, and made
lengthy speech on the subject
BOWER opposed the bill on the ground that this
is white mans government
In response to tho Senate resolutions asking
why JEFFERSON DAVIS had not been tried, the
President to-day transmitted o message, enclos-
ing a letter from Attorney General SPEED, who
states that the United States Circuit Courts have
not been held in the late rtDellious districts s1ce
the termination Of hostilitics, and he expressed
the opinion that the late insurgents waiting trial
should be tried only before the civil courts, when
fully and actually restored, and has not thought
it proper, and advised the President not to cause
criminal proceedings to be instituted against
DAVIS or any other insurgent in States or Districts
in which they were not active and present during
the prosecution of hostilities
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THE FOLLOWING is the result of the election held
on last Monday, in Orangeburg Distric&s8 c., for
Ordinary and Sheriff:
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The Daily N eWs.
LARGEST CIRCULATION IN THE STATE
LARGEST CIRCULATION IN THE CITY

~THE LIST OF LETTERS re
,inine ir, the Postofhce at the emo
of each week is published o1ncha1S
in THE DAILY NEWS every Fri
day morning.
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@NOTICE TO COTTON AND NAVAL
STORES sHPPERs-The undersigned Is prepared to-
mako full CASH ADVANCES shipments OF Prodnce
to lrst-class Houses in New York and Liverpool.
WILLIAM II. WESSON,
At TuApDEUs Streets No. Il East Bay, and at W. @.
BEE Co.'S, corner OF East Bay and Vanderhorst's
Wharf December %
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From Baltimore,

BALTIMORE, January 1O.-The Maryland Legisla-
ture met this day.
Governor SWAMI, elected year ago under the
new Constitution of nfaryiand, took Ills veat.ss-
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@ THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF
CHARLESTON 10th January, 1866
The stockholders Of this Institution hereby notified
that an instalment of TEN DOLLARS PER SHARE 10
required to be paid at their Banking house, 18th
inst. ,n.n WM G. BREESEs Ce7iner.
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@NOTI CE.-APPLICATION WILL BE
ade to City Council Of Charleston after three months
for the renewal of the following amounts standing In
the pame Of g. N. HART, $3.50; ISABEL HART; sss10:
HENRIETTA HAnT, s426Gs9 G. E HART, seool.es; a. NJ
HART S333 1885, s. N. HART in trust and administrator
s56sOs7 JANE LEVY, $600-tho original Certificates OF
the foregoing amounts having been burnt in Columbia
sc.
January u 1amoss sAML. HART, senr.
@T THE BOARD 6F COMMISSIONERS OF
MAIN ROADS of st. Philip and St. Michael will elect,
on tho 2sd Of this menth, SECRETARY AND
TREASURER, and o SUPERINTENDENT. Letters OF
application must BIO handed in to the Chairman, Dr..
RICHARD L. NORTH, on or before the 22d instant.
January5 &n5
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-05-28
MONDAY MORNING. nay s. 1855.

~
Qua jon 0FF1cE is now the most complete and
extensive estab bishment Of the kind in tie city.
The type presses, material and entire fixtures
aresnsws having just been received from the foun
dries and machine shops of Connor q Sons, (. p.
Gordoa aud 3. Hoe s Co., of New York, and in
variesysand beauty cannot be exeelIed III the
South We have connected with this department
one Of The best ruling machines ever brought
South, and can turn out all descriptions Of lob
Wcrhfrued, lsttered and bound, at the shortest
notice ia the most workman.like manner ana upon
most reasonable terms
~ addition 70 corps Of experienced printers.
We hage secured the services in this department Of
Mr- W, W Brisbin and Mr. Charles w. clarS. d
faYcrably known job printers previous to thew
nndersthe firm Of Clark d Brisbin. Their friends
and otifs viii bear this in mind and send III their
orders. 5
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-05-28
. The Dashlne A.merlcnn.,,

4
I'D. 0rescent-I noticed in Saturday mornings
paper an interesting account Of +" The Short
Career Of Dashing American in London,n and
as know some facts concerning the individual
who figures 50 disgracefully, give them for the
information Of your readers, He is, as stated. a
brother Of Governor stanly, Of North Carolina
but was long since disowned by his brother and
family for his dishonesty. For some years he has
been known in New York as thief, the com.
panion Of thieves and blackn His last
achievement in this way being his black-mailing
Of Ben. Wood and others connected with the New
York policy dealers His elegance Of attire and
manners, with supposed wealth, gave him every
advantage to carry out his nefarious schemes
In New York Marcus Cicero stanly has been a
name of utter and entire infamy and no person
with any pretense to respectabiity would dare
walk a square with him. He is nearer forty than
twenty-five, but his age is concealed by artificial
means, and do not wonder at the error Of the
correspondent of the Post He has beautiful
wife and several children and has always lived in
The finest style in New York His countenance
naturally repulsve is somewhat diminished in IFS
by the elegance Of his manners
lttre, etc, but on an acquaintance of but nhour
discovered in it the marks of the desperate and
lnscrupulous villain. Yours, etc P.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-05-28
FoURrH DfsrRrcr Comm -. MONKS 4 COBB vs. JNo. P.
of New Orleans CADH-same VS. same-Nos. Is 437
and 1898

nY N COURT CADYEsape W. vs. u %;
! RY VIRTUE of two nIIss ,,,r7ts oc 0er,
Court OF New Orleans, in the above entitled causes viii pro-
@ @ v se a public auction at the Merchants Auction
streets in the Second District this city on TUESDAY 29h
@ nay 81 nay 96t at II o'clock NJ the following described
!, 4 A UERT4IN LOT OF GROUND together with all the
gutS ways privileges srvitudes appurtennnce there
ass @ ~ streets q per made by Reizensten surYeyor @ on
% H constance street. by depth Of 10 leet oeH9e
ael lines acquired by defendant from Mrs Eliza helger
on me I'm day Of March 858 by act passed before D. nj
2 A CERTAIN L0T OF GRoUSD together with AL the
99dnes and improvements thereon situated e es rltst
DriGt OF this city in the square b.n9e9 oy ~ mares
Csroudeet Julia and ST. Joseph streets desg1aed py Nc
lO on thogaphc sketch annexed 70 40 ss 9l T. a. aR
Of April 1856 which LIT of gronna 9ss rs 20 eet hna
lines front ~ harles street. 6 io lesa gsJ IN ueptn
common alley 20 width, acquired by defendant from
Fisk by act passed @ Pe9e s ~ IL PETERS notary pup
q A CENTAIN LOT OF GsOUAD situated in the same
square designated as Lot No y on th9graphc sketch,
lie IN th city dat l4th March, 1856 Said lot measures %
inches and lines front on - Charles street by depth
6J inches between parallel lines Said lot Is bounded
In the rear by alley % feet in width common
said lot and others and acquired by defend from
tary public in this city, dated l4th March 1856
T. 4 CERTAIN VACANT Los OFGBOUND situated in the
First District OF mis- city, in the square bounded by Magazine
Constance Orang and Richard cts nv fbe Ng
=, plan by L Retzense surveyor on p March 1855
and measuring foews to-wit 81 ept font on Connn
street by depth Of 1875 feet betw eu parallel lines togtber
with az tue ghs Wey Servudes and appurenantes thfre
unto belonging acquired by defendant rom Nr, Iijga Ze
this city on the 27th March, 1855 ''''' pN'''' -
SEIZED in the above suits,
H. IERMS-Uash on the snot in U s Treasury notes
pHAS. BIENPENU,
Sheriff Of the / arish OF Orleans,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-05-28

b r, a SH ~ MH!EE vs. LAYINIA J. Sixru DlsrnIrr orp- p
y DOWNEs. i7GS%Ss OhLEANs -- No
X SARA u of IA writ OF seizure md s,,a
directed by the Honorable the Sixth % strirt fI1rt s ~
Orleans ID the above entitled cause IL Uhara5 Ri eW
@ Snu ~ sd late Sherh to 0me transferred will nr3esa
L3seH atbnblc auction the Mechans anF Anetionst
shahSe Royal street, between Canal and Uugrnh6D
u inc second district nf this city on AATURD I'M tc SS3
perty. via " ''''''t1b uescflOea pro
A CEhIAIN SUGAR PLANTATION known br ths ,,
W tus rope Ftntatlon, Situate in the parish N lbergf
On te ght oHnk OF the Mississippi river about one rii m
lom NJ town Of Paquemne. having about arpens font az
H. % aaa containing 6F superficial arpens composed IN
l. A tract measuring n, arpantg frlnt mora ~ H. g., o
IA qepth also another situate in the rear ns ~
ne above described tract measuring S arrents got % NJ
~ uepti' Rso anotheE TRACT in the the i,t ali
sIoeG tract forming an Irregular triangle and cantanin
apout ~ acres O % arpens less in superficial ~
Siasgd og Ars DOwnes from Mrs Eunhemie Kills uiny ~
" Brpsie deceased and Felix Smend by AL bar
u q fo9ssea late Recorder of said parish Of lbsrva n
the l6th day Of January 1854. e' On
z q t4et measuring 35 arpen front by deph spHir,ant
70 Ye Sml tract aa area Of 2 apsnt4 and anoter rert
s9Jonns le ast described, and containing 21 arpsntg
n to lhs dssGoed tracts purCha by the said Nrs
DoWnes from Mt Jean Baptist Kills BY two ac M es bst
25th day OF oTFebruary 1854 '' = ONH'A'g ana
Iggthsf with A the buildings and improvements eprines
nAclineTy 4hg apparatus stock cattle horses es ff
Seized in the above suit - E '''- P'N4'9''ou-
Ra-i iER&s-Uesh on the spot
~ HARRY 4 HAYS
Sheriff Of the Plrish of O,ln1nz
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-05-28

NEW York PoIITros. The Evening Post gos-
sips as follows with regard to che political aspects
in the Empire State:
We hear that number Of persons are spoken of
in Democratic meetings as candidates for COVER
nor, Among the names mentioned are those of
John Ganson, late member Of Congress from the
Buffalo district, Herman, Judge Pierrepont, Mayor
Governor Morgan in 1860. John ]. Taylor, and
Miller, formerly Inspector general on Governor
Seymours staff, are also mentioned. Neither
Fernando Wood, nor Horatio Seymour, nor John
would seem that the eopperheads are to 60, in this
State, where they went in Connecticut at the last
election, under the table, whence Thomas H. SeY-
mour Toncey Co. vainly looked out for success
for their trick
It is said to be "on the slate . that John Nor
rissey is to succeed Nelson Taylor as Democratic
Congressman from the fifth Fernando Woods
district.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-05-28

S, FERSANDEz, NAM, vs. sQHooNEal FOURTH DISTRICT
ACuSflCO. Lorenza Lena, Mus. COURT or NEW
ter and owner-No. l702l. J ORLEANS
RE VIRTUE of writ of HerI Fnclas
- directed by The Honorable the Fourth District Court 81
New Ore4nsn the above entitled cause Chares
late sheriff and by said late sheriff to transferred will
proceed to sell al public auction the Merchants and
oneers Exchange Royal street between Canal and Custom
house streets in the Second District Of this city on MON
DAY the 18th day of June 1866 II o'clock w. follow
ing described property, viz
The Schooner ACuGTICO her Tackle Apparel and Furni
ure ETC. she lies in the Mississippi river right bank
opposite Lasky LanYis Marine Ways.
Seized in the above suit
RB~ IERNS-Cash on the spot
HARRY T. HAYS
Sheriff O he pnTsh nj Orleans