The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-10-25
A GREAT FAMILY WANT King Of Pain.

A MoNuMEsr Fon THH UNION so1p1sRs.-We
gave. some months ago, an account OF the monu-
ment to be erected over the United States soldiers
buried In Magnolia, The project has not been
abandoned; for We sec by our exchanges that ff.
teen hundred dollars were raised at BRRcHKa,s
Church on Sunday to defray the expenses, OF Q
soldiers monument in Charleston. Three hun
red and ten bodies of Union soldiers are placed in
Magnolia Cemetery. "
INoREAsn OF TRAvEL.-The recent cold spell has
had the effect Of inducing o migratory movement TO
the sunny South, and the travel on the different
railroads has largely increased. On last Wednes-
day the Northeastern Railroad brought to this city
over eighty passengers, si1ty-fve Of whom took
breakfast at Mr.. GAMRLn's hotel. in Florence. This
is the largest number that have arrived at any ono
ams Since the war, and il the movement Ii oon-
tnued the hotels will soon present Q more lively
appearance than they have exhibited for some
months, and the circulation Of greenbacks DO
largely increased. f"t'
Wninvite attention to the advertisement Of Mr.
JAS. B. ,BErTs, in another column, Mr.. Brrrs
has now on hand q Ane and well selected stock Of
dry goods, which are especially designed for the
Charleston public. Mr.. Belts is one OF the Oldest
merchants Of this city, and has o thorough knowl-
edge Of the dry goods business in all its details.
His store is large and airy, and the stock admira-
bly, arranged for the convenience Of both clerks
and customers. The near approach Of Winter
should warn all to lay in their supplies at once.
and to. select them before tho rush. Mr.. Drrrs
has every style OF goods that could be desired.
aud We advise an early visit. Y
,AnA1vAt. oS ras UxzT1zIp, STATES Rnyxaua sssxiXx-
m W~nDsaHxas.-The United States steamer VII
derness, Lieutenant A. q. CAREY commanding,
whose arrival at Savannah was noticed in our tele-
Graphic columns, reached this city yesterday, and
10 MOVIES anchor In tho stream. Lieutenant CAREY
reports very heavy weather in the Gull, and GO
we're Aeorras o. the Atlantic, 5ooast OF Florida, The
Wilderness proved herself thoroughly seaworthy.
and heE detention at Savannah was ocoasionod
only by . leak In her boiler, which was soon re-
paired. The United States Government have ten.
dsred the Wilderness to Senior RoMrRo TO oonney
himself and. suite to Mexico, and abe will leave for
Vera Crua In . 1sw days, j,
TIM. q AHzzsffssaa..--=- cCo6nnsennts,. tor Saturday, octobsrr
26--Tho London Tinnes ON Ireland: The HltuaNon
in the Ola World ana Ia the. New; The Result off
the Elections; The Church Establishment; Return
Of Bislop Lynch: Letter from the Archbishop of
TaAnni aSTha 1rishe Citizen:;" Tho .Manohester Ee-
nisn Raid; A Fenian ,gympathizer Tried and Or
dofed to be- HupgabH his enoH-workers; Letter
from Colonel Kelly; Yellow Fever and Reminis-
sonoea theTe9f Hp| New Osleans;' Conditionsok Irsa
land In the last Century; Tho Briton Abroad;
Tsdarel T!Qftures. upone Peecefalt Citisens; The Pro
srArn rne9 1of the Radicals; The Changed Gross
tpoetsrYyli yrtsssatimn& toot tie Arrohbishop a. con
fsrt; Romance In Low IASe; A Strange AfFai,. Csth.
oNcS ntssllligenasas &c. A., To- e Terms s1.BO, psf
anHuxn. Office OF publication. No arr win. .teoak