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JOB WoRK-We have now completed our
office so as to execute, in the shortest possible
time, ALL KINDS OF JOB WORK, and we
most respectfully ask the patronage of our
fr;anda
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Ra All communications intended tor publication IN
this journal mast be addressed to The Editor Of The
Daily Ne,Cs, No. IS Hdyne-street, Charleston, S. C.
Business Communications 10 Publisher OF Dday
Ne1rS.
Wecannot undertake 10 return rejected connaan1ca
lions.
Advertisements outside ofhe city must be accompa
MED loith The cash.
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c0PARINERSHiPS.

DISSOLUTION OF COPARTNERSIIIP-
TIME COPARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE EXISTING
i under the name and style of CATHCART, McMlL-
Lam l. MORTON, is this day dissolved by mutual con-
sent, Mr.. G. R. CATHCART having retired from the
same. ALI persons indebted to tho late firm will mako
immediate payment to j. ". MCMILLAN, on behalf of
the undersigned who will continue tho business under
the name and style of MCMILLAN MORTON.
All claims against tho late firm must be presented at
the Office OF the CHARLESTON DAILY NEWS for payment
JAS. ". MCMILLAN.
MANDRED MORT ON.
October l, 1867. October
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B0ARDiN G /.

nOARDaNG.-THREE PLEASANT ROOMS
II with good BOARD can be had on immediate appli-
CATION to No. 80 CHURCH STREET, west side. near
Tradd street. Terms reasonable. June IL
1IxCELLENT BOARp,, AZ VERY Low
IL rates. in the cenFa business part OF the city
without lodging, in privfe house, can now be mad.
For particulars address "X. l." Postolice. May 10
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MEETlN N G S.
COMMISSIONERS O

COMMISSIONERS OF MARKETS.
| A REGULAR MONTHLY MEETING OF THE COM
IA MISSIoNERS will be held This afternoon. at Mar
ket Hail. at O'Clock. VIM. KIRKWOOD,
October l. Chief Clerk.
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LARGEST. C1R0ULATIoN.-Th

LARaEsy. C1R0ULATIoN.-The;D DAILY
NEWS publishes the Official Last Of TeE
in tAe Poste6fce at tie eda
Eef Zach 'ossk, agreeabk to the Jo1zo'0isg
ssecsan of The Nev Posto6ice Law, as tie
44neSspaper haviag the largest ciireulatioa.sa. "a.
ae Oily Of Charzestoa:s
And be it further enacted That lists OF let
tors remaining uncalled for In any Postocc in my city,
tovn=or village, Rherea neHspapersshsR be printed,
shall hereafter be published only in the newspaper
which, being published weekly oftener eha have the
largest circulation within range OF delivery OF the said
Office
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NOTICE.
TT1HE COpAHaNERSHIP HERETOFORE EXISTING
i between the undersigned. in tho PLANNING MILL
and LUMBER business, under the firm of EBAUGH x
MALLONEE, has been This bay dissolved, by mutual
consent JOHN c. MALLONEE alone is authorized to
settlo tho affairs Of the said copartncrship.
D u. G. EBAUGH,
JOHN c. MALLONEE,
CHARLESTON, September G. 1867.
Septembcr9 In"
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CHARLES TON.

WEDNESDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 2, 1867.
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NOTICE.
TtNHE UNDERSIGNED HAVING PURCHASED ALI.
t MT EBAUGH'5 interest in the above Copartnership.
viii continue on his account the business, hereto-
fore conducted by the late firm, OF EBAUGH MAIL
LONEE, at the same place, HORLBECKS WHARF, near
tho Northeastern Railroad.
JOHN &. MALL0NEE.
CHARLESTON, September G. 1867.
September9 limo
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EDUCATiOMA AL,

EDUCATIONAL,
MADAME VICTOR PET1T's FRENCH AND
ENGLISH BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL
FOR YOUNG LADIES.
NO. 79 BROAD STREET..
UyHE EXERCISES OF THIS SCHOOL WILL BE RE-
i aUMED on TUESDAY, the first of october.
Professors L. Il. G1BBES and F. A. PoRCHER Will
continue their regular of instruction i'll The
School, and for the other branches the best teachers
heretofore have also been secured
Sepe nbereS smw4
MISS MURDEN " SISTERS ENGLISH AND
FRENCH BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL.
V,HE FIRST SESSION OF THE SCHOLASTIC YEAR
will commence on October 1st and close on Febrli-
ary Goth. Pupils win be charged from tho time Of adms-
sion For terms, &c,apply at No. 10 LEGARE STREET
September 25 wmw3
CLASSICAL. MATHEMATICAL, ENGLISH
AND FRENCH SCHOOL.
NO. 80 WENTWORTH STREET.
TINHE EXERCISES OF THIS SCHOOL WILL BE RE-
SUMED on Tuesday, October l. Young gentlemen
HENRY NJ. BRUINS, Principal.
few boys will be received sboarders in the family
Of the Principal. mw6 September l6
MRS JOHN A. BLUM
WILL RESUME THE EXERCISES OF HER SCHOOL
w on TUESDAY, October 1st ut her Residence. Mary
street opposite Elizabeth.
MUSIC AND FRFNCH taught when desired.
September 90
PUBLIC sCH9OLS--CITY OF CHARLES
TON
yV,HE EXERCISES OF THESE SCHOOLS WILL BE
resumed on Monday. the 7th October.
The State Normal School having been discontinued Q
FREE SCHOOL FOR GIRLS will be opened in tina,
building and tho Girls Grammar Department of the st
Philip Street School transferred to that School In ad
diton to the regular course Of instruction afforded In
he Public Schools it is the intention Of the Board to or
ganze at this School advanced classes fol
he benefit OF young ladies who may desire to prepare
themselves for teaching. In the St Philip Street School
In nlace of the Girls Grammar Department, removed
tho Normal School, Boys Grammar Department will be
organized. ,.,.... l.. o,.,,o. 90 .,o o.,oo,a 80,
b made daily at the respective School Houses, between
e hours of and 10 A. NJ. and after the date above
mentioned until further notice. -
BY order of the Board E. MONTAGUE @ GkiMAE, StaHd,
September % @ mZ ~
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TIE WASHINGTON correspondent of the New
York Tribune writes Important official informa-
ton has been received here that Judicial steps have
been taken in Gen. Pores District to secure the
right of suffrage by virtuo Of the recent amnesty
proclamation. Several citizens OF Alabama who
have been pardoned by this proclamation have
been before the boards Of registration, which are
low revising the lists, and demand to be regis
tered. Gen. POPE instructed the boards to refuse
toEegister them, and they were refused. Hon.
S. T. RICE of Montgomery, and iex-Judge OF Ala
bama, who was one of these parties, went before
the q. S. Commissioner and made affidavit OF the
fact, with view of testing in the United States
courts the constitutionality of the military recon
struction laws, and the powers conferred by an
executive pardon. Similar movements Will De
made in all of the Southern States where registra-
ton is not closed and if legal redress fails before
Judges BUSTED and UNDERWOOD, in Alabama and
Virginia, his Honor, Chief Justice CHASE, cen look
al his Presidential prospects over decision on the
military acts in his Circuit Court in North Carroll.
ma. This important movement is exciting deep in
terest in official circles here"
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sheep one hundred apd forty-five, and of swine
twenty-eight. The show Of machinery and farm
ing Implements was very large.
The Secretary Of the Treasury has received q
notification from the executors of the last will and
testament OF Captain RALPH s. FRE4z, late of San
Francisco that said testator has left to the United
States the sum Of twenty thousand dollars, In
trust, to be applied toward oaneellng the national
debt. The executors express tie hope That "this
legacy may be but the forerunner of numerous
similar exhibitions Of patriotism by other men.
The Captain says in his will that he has been
greatly blessed; that he has an undying attach
ment to the Government, the best one that man
has ever been permitted to enjoy, and that as he
was TOO Old to render service in the field to put
down and punish the great crime of rebellion. he
feels it to be his duty to contribute toward the
payment Of the debt incurred in that patriotic
work.
terrible accident happened on the 9th ultimo
at new bridge in course Of construetion across
Wolf river, about two miles back Of Mer,nbis A
nrnber or negroes were raising heavy niece of
timber up to the top Of the structure. when +bo
entire concern gave way, and the whole party ware
precipitated into the river. One OF the Negroes
was killed outright, being literally crushed to
death by one Of the largest timbers Of the struc-
ture falling upon him, manglng him in frightful
Inaaner and literally breaking his back. The con-
tractor for the building Of the bridge was on the
structure at the tina when the catastrophe took
plaSe. and received injuries Of so serious nature
that it is very doubtful il he can recover. he was
conveyed without delay to bis residence and the
very best medical did was summoned. Faint hopes
are entertained for his recovery Three negroes
were also terribly mangled, and to ada to their
misery, while being conveyed in o wagon to a
place where medical assistance could be procured
the mule suddenly ran of, the wagon was unset
and the poor fellows thrown violently to the
ground. Several other men at work on the bridge
when the accident happened had very marrow
escapes.
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8O2 900; of Vienna at 56O 0O0; of Now York, year
earlier, at 1,O25, SOP The annual ratio Of increase
per inhabtant was in Paris, 0o2, Tin other words,
100 inhabitants became 10e in the course OF the
year; in London, OO17; at Vienna, O.O16, ard at
New York, O.35. The average number Of inflabi-
tants in single housei is, for Paris 81; London Z;
Vienna, 81, and New York, II. So that Vienna is
the most densely pooplod town Of the four. From
these data it appears that the increase of popula-
ton at Now York is equal to that Of the three
other towns taken together-a circumstance
owing, of course, from tho stream Of emigration
constantly flowing in that direction. In 1890 the
population of New York was SO, 131, and it has
since been four times doubled. With regard to tho
other towns, DR.. VAcHEr attributes their inciease
to the tendency Of the country people to migrate
to the large centres Of population, for the mere
cess of births deaths cannot account for this
increase. Paris has doubled in the course pf 80
years London in the course Of 40, and Vienna in
the course of "A. Yet the excess Of births over
deaths in Paris was only Al ,934 from 1886 to 1885,
while the increase in population during the same
period was 3O5, ,9O8 In London, from 1s41 to 1861,
the excess OF births over deaths was S21 1ss; the
increase of population, on the contrary was
926e8.
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General 8efebI.
@anptquar.ier Esnneffte eta .tssares.

Sauptquar. Eennefiee eta :tssaree. /
HaipDIAe, ben 2. SAINT 1919
GeneroI 8efeBI(
30 2. II
I. SIN errDdsune, bab i'd General Sciepb y
Cooper, Der elm erfabrener unb tIuser Nonn 1T, b
auftra9t Babe, bic Aufidt unb has @ommantp al.
eompaanien S.aotsearbe i'm Staote gu ibernsbmel
bic bur mid in Teunefee orsanifirt Torben, IN
Sas t9 i'm cutoriiirt babe mad 8eratbung nit mi
foidbe 8erdnbertnsen porsnnebmen, bic eeeisuet el
f9einsn in Der Collation. beiaster Gompasnten-
babe i'd teien 8efebI erIa1en, nm ole Off iere uni
SObaten aufsufOrbern, fetnen anorbnnngen SOIs
gu Ieiften. 80 | sti
II. Gs iinb iett IN off Gompasnien fir ben 9ieni
berett unb OBJ Iei9 i'd teiIeu SD teristeiten be
9e9ne i'm Anfma9eu pom Gompasnien rperoe i'd ben
nod nibt mebr wie sw6f ober pierse5n in Diem
fteHen. auBer penn bic rebel be Auffabrung Der Re
beuen es n6tbiJ ma 1T, bic Borce su peritarten.
Ill. St> 2dnse Der Belt, bic bieie tIeine Staa 8
mil i'm 9ienft bIeiben iuu, bdnet gang unb gar DO
Der Nuffdbruns bes Bottles ab. Die 3ei9en fin6 bi,
OaB mir an ueri9ieSenen 9unfteu StDrunsel
erleben IDerOeu, bic ur1 f9iete nnb aufrl brerii6
Dsdnner angerest me ben; abes i6 boffe, tas id
Oarin setdnf@t bin; i bOife es fir bas ssobl be,
aanbes.
QSm. 8. SrcfpnlDtp,
Gommanb.ur en- chef StoatsmiIi3.
iitu10 3tmu3mm
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lafbpille, zennellee Dientag Den 25 SUM- ls67sszz2
in Cabinet Ser gereinisten giaet. i
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g. Ge6)
Ser nmffanb, baB brei @enatoren,
bic Mit9lieoer bes Siuana s@omites
fno, fi6 in europa befin0en, biirat
oafiir, oaB Der gongreB in Der beborS
ftebenben SaIiS Sibuug fi6 nidt nit
finanaielen @egenltdnben befaiien ipirbs
(Das 1T iebr gut unb beiliam.
Ser ntue tneianote in Merifo, Derr
Stterbur9 (beilaufS aeilet Elm Sent>
4er) bat feline Nccreoitipe iiberiantt
palten 9leidaeitie nit Snitruftionen,
10 ort iei e Rapiere Der Suare3 &esie :
rung gu iiberreiden.
@gs6ebeaen< @eneral Self. Sbomp@
ion bat nun aud fib gu @nniten DER
Nnnabme Der Determinations s.2lfte
Seitens bes libli6en 8olfes erflart.
Or enboifirt bollitai,oig 9ongltreet's
Brief. (@enn bod ale iibliden Sub
rer 10 geiinnt. SBIe leiAt mare Die
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ris an bas gtaats Department ae>
meloet, Dab bon 524 amerifanif6ea
Nusfeaern 1852 8reile erbalten baben.
Oarunter 4 groBe Nreiie, IL Sob, 50
Silber uno 103 Bron3e< Mebailer. -
70 anierifanifde 9lublteuer erbielten
ebrenbolle grnabnung.
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SrDflanlatiDn
ODnDermenrs bpm &eitnefTee.
Stdat EenneHes,
GEetuttp Departem n t,f
G-Ut NaibuiHF, ben /. Sunni 1867

ODupermenrs DDn SemnefTee.
Staat Genneffes,
8 NaibuiH' ben l.. SUM- 1867,
Da bic General srlammIuna am 8. MGr,
1867 elm @eieg paliirte,s oelIen 8. ano 4. SefS
ticn in ben fplsenben @prten uno Gbarafteren
SerfaBt iinb, nGmlicb
Seftipn3. ,,Sei es ferner beI6lplIen,
baB bic in Oapiblcn COUNTS ffiiber unter benz
9Eabl9eieBe Bonn 3. Mai 1866 ifattaefunpene
&esiifriruns hermit fur null unp nidtta er-
fldrt iet unb III unb Niemanp berehtiat fein
fca, &raft zines unttr beiagter &esilfrirmne
auegeifsllten Certificates gu ftlmmen"
SeftfDn 4. ,,Sef eS ferner beidlolTen,
eaB bic Beittmmun9en rieIes WeleseS lidb auf
teoeS anbere County erifreden ipltfn, penn es
fdb CUR ueberseu9uns pes @uuSerneurs ber-
ausifeat, oaB Befrus uno tlnterl6leife In Der
He9tltrirung BON Stimmgebern in 1Dl6en
Counties tattgefunben baben unb Der @pu-
cerneur icu FCldbe Sbatlacben perGTentIiden
uno beiaete HrgtitratiCn bur9 Proclamation
annuItren."
3 llnc oa CUR 1eberseusung bes @puserneurs
gu Gag. sefOmntett II, baB getrus unp Inter
toilette in Der Eegtlfrtrung pom Stimmaebern
IN unierem County DecnrOe itattsefunbfn
BADEN. G 5l1
DeSbalb nun fese i'd, Biliam 8. 8rptr,-
LON. 8cuSerneur oes Staates SennelIee, trait
mir hbertrasener SefusniB unD i'm gerfCls
Der mir purdb bic Dhen ertpGbnte 8. une 4.
Sefttcn bes @eieses pom s. Rdr3 1857 auf-
erleeten pfidten, sdnalt6 auf bic Seite unD
erfldre fur nut unp nt6tis ALE bisber in benz
County Ronrpe itattsebabte &esiffruuna n. /
NuSnabme Der, tpeIte bereits gebaten mororn
1T Cber sebalten rperben tpirD Ron benz Heei-
ffrlttcnsfcmmiifcner. peIber am A. Wai
1867 nnter ben 8eit nnmunsen bes @eIeses
Spm Is. 6ebruar 1867 BETTE I: ,.Gtn @eleB
sur Nbdnperuns unb Mmenpiruna bes @eleses
Scm,3. NfGr3 1866" etngeiest ppreen lit ilnb
Niemano in rem beIagten COUNTY fol aur @b-
Trimming berehiise iein auf Sraft zines Ger
tififateS BON einem unter ben 8elfimmnnaen
bes 9eleses bonn 3. MGrS 1866 einseiesten
GpmmiliDner.
Gum 3eusniife befen babe i'd meme
lHamens nnteri1rift Hterunter geiesi
lunb beiohlen, baB oas groBe Staats.
0MSAI5t9 gel attdd5iri miro. 80 gefdbe6en i'm
Deplrtement Naibpile an 1. Gage i'm
Uonat SUM- A. D. 1867.
SIR ben @ouperiIeur ~
aB. O. 8rpwnIpw,
u.s.. SIet6er, Staatsfetr.
iun4 t9Btu4mw
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;. 3p'i SreunOe uns cine eeriebte.

;. 3ird Sreunoe unS cine 9eliebtc.
Sir SeIig bielt Elm Billet in Der Soub.
oaB er bereits bunbertrnal aeIeIen> nub
oas ihn le,t nebreren Saaen ld,on beun.
:ubi9t bate. EieB Billet, auoeuId,ein.
id) pon Der Snno zines @ele6rten oe.
ldrteben, entbielt MUIR Die weniaen
Bor E: nSfein ucrtBer Sir Neiirl
tunabel uno i'd iuui ben uns fehr freuen,
penn sic 9ete9entIif zines Beludes
IN Der Staet bel uns norfpreAeu tvolItcu.
Bir beginner foit gu alaubeu, bab Sic
ans gan5 perneflen baben." ,,gs mus
ooh einmal, friber ODER lpdter, aeid1es
beni" faste Selir i'm SeIblta iprad,.
Bardni ALTO niAt iekt? SD wia bins
leben uno Der Sad)e etn Gnoe maiden. ;"
ST nahm in Der 0tesentitreet cine
0rolbte nuo CAB Die n0tbiae Weifuno.
Ser Serfaher oes 8iuets mar 0r.
@briltian, frnberer Gr3ieber bss Baros
nets, Elm Nfann, Der nobI Bildof bdtte
letn fonnen, Uenn er ebenfo an,rrutbs.
ool uno itola ipie 9elebrt eeiueien mare.
BOD tpte er eben mar, i1ien CT nur oasu
beltlnmt, i'm fiibIen Sdatten III beoes
tiren ut'o ME hte fonnisen Sobrn 6es
Sebens gu b,ftsiaen.. 9lls Nebrer mar
er gu beldeioen. gu crfullt bon Oemutf
Dor Der 9obeit Der @iFenldaft un6
DON 9 ifer fur bic Stuoien, UNI fid3
lelbit FUR gelebrt gu balten; er batte eis
nen gu boben Be9riff bon Der 8olIfoms
menbeit oes @nten, I'm, ielbit ais gut
geIten au ipoIen.
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8eafleD & y)arbrougl
gSbpIefale
CRITTERS.
Or. 8 Ssprb @plese straee

1000 SAB EXTRA Sanilien> Webl
200 5ab Grtra Iuperfine NebI,
so Sbbs hep Orleans 3uder,
"a 5tbs Demerara Suder,
SO 6aB gepodter unb puIperiFrter 5u6er
200 Sad Prima gRio aafFee,
IS Sud 9aguira aaffee,
Is Sa6 frif9en Reis,
81 SAB Rerp Orleans UeoIaifes,
200 Rifen qrorter u. SAMPLE SEIZE, 3
$50 Riiten ueri4tebene Sorten
100 3iiten Stenrinlit1te,
100 aiften TalsIibte, bart eeprest,
50 aiften ieiner Rni9tabat,
30 GrOB Sine Gut Sabat.
Is 6ob Rau9tabat,
Is 5ab ensifder Se6a,
Is 5oB amerifanii6er SoSo,
40 Siften un6 gfunbsaannen aufern
so Ssiten 9feffer,
so 9iften @ewiir;s,
50 Riften Snbigo,
@ so atten gemablenen Semi,
Is 6aB Maiou's 9sictfe,
60 aiften 4int, Quart u 1kGanonen 6Iafts
20 JRiften @arrett S5nupftabat,
20 @rob Ourtee's 8Iau,
% SaB Bourbon Bbisfep,
Is 6aB Robertfen gountn Bbistep,7
100 5ab SeOte Eaib arOof Bbistsp,
100 5ab Singer Cordial,
IS 5aB Snsrper @ein.
IS Sos size Beine,
so 6ab Beineifis,
Is 6ab gitrOnen Syrup,
so 2rten Stdrte,
so Dnsenb Giuer,
so SusenS Beien,
1000 Sad DaebI.
so Aiften aiortirter Ganbu,
8ran6p, Bum. Gin, geine psri9iebener Mrt be
Beaflep S Warbrousb,
Slr. 8 9foro @oIIese StraBe,
mill 3R S1afhpiIIe Eennefee.
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@oInmbus, Ohio, 25. SUM.

1857 Ginwanoerer famen bier beute
burd. Oauon bleiben 4O7 in Ohio,
5 2 seben nod Wiifouri; 4Os
mad SlinOis; 128 mad Snbiana; So
mad Sentud1; 49 mad 6enneifee;
36 mad Blsconiin; % nod Soma,
(unfere 6reanoe lollten iid oiefes Nes
6eIeTempcl einmal betrndten. 9la9
Wft6ouri, BEN ra bifaliten Gtaate
in Der Union, 9cben bier ipie INNER
Der gr6Bte She'll Der @innan6erer. 60
miro es mt SenneiIee mad Der 2lnaults
g8abI iein. 8. 81.
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Ten lines OF solid noupar Ell make one square.
Yeally advertisers will be emit led to disco INT
Of 10 per cents.
Eve other day leo. d. adver tisements wi / be
charged two thirds of the b We rates.
In the Weekly Edit oil. one d liar square for
Zach insertion.
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sad 10 cents a line ev ry additio al insertion.
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