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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-11-09
COMMERCIAL AND PINAECIAL.


Financial and Business Matters
Our Geographic quotations yesterday
showed higher prices for 1910 bonds.
These per cents are now relatively
higher than the 5-2Os, or 6 per cent.
bonds. Their introduction into the Eu-
ropean markets may cause heavy
shipment to Germany, where, it is
thought, they would take AS permanent
investment, and be less liable to return
shipments. The conversion of : so
notes prior to maturity, into 5 20 bonds,
is progressing rapidly, and in couuec-
ton Herewith some of the financial
writers are cauvassing the necessity OF
a general funding scheme, covering the
whole National debt, extending for "A
long period, at the next meeting of Con-
gress. 1t is generally conceded that
the National debt cannot be paid OF in
very short time. but the people will
insist upon its gradual liquidation, aud
this the results of the late elections, it
is hoped, Will materially aid by a
change OF policy, by economy, pacifica-
ton, reduction of national extrava-
gance and national expenditures. That
some general funding scheme will occu-
Ply Congress at its approaching session is
almost AS certain as that the people
will demuG4 that the debt shall be paid
by Il moderate system OF taxation. The
probable funding of the deb; is hardly
less in importance than political recon-
struction, and the sooner it is attempted
the better. That the debt is TO be paid
in full, and upon the terms expected
by the lender, is conceded by all but a
few political adventurers, aud nothing
remains but to adopt the most econom-
ical mode Of doing it.
From thestatement of the public debt
to the LIST instant, published to-day, it
appears that the total debt has de-
creased 81, Ss6, COZ 9S.
The Gold market seems to be weak
and rather inclined to go under than
over 40. 1t will possibly maintain its
present position with considerable
steadiness, if not interfered with by the
Government. A steady quotation at
about 40 per cent. premium would BEN
eft the country more than a decline to
1873. which would put business to "a
stand still, and prevent an accumula-
tion of coin in the Treasury to meet
future debts.
The latest sensation in a financial
way, is proposition from the New
York ReJ7utd to pay on the National
debt by great bonfire of Government
bonds. 1t offers to contribute 100000
thereotto the flames.
The Pittsburgh gazette OF yesterday,
speaking of business up there, says:
The general markets continue dull,
with but little prospect, at present, OF
any immediate Improvement. The de-
mAnd tor nearly everything being re-
stricted mainly To supplying immedl-
ute wants, restricts the volume ofbusi-
ness very much, and in addition to this,
the striDgency in money matters Las u
tendency TO squOlch anything like n
speculative feeling.
The payments ofthe Treasury on ac-
count of the War Office. from the LIST OF
January last to the 29th ult., were as
follows:
30 ,uty
Bounty lO5uOU
QuaTtermaSter DepaTtment--.-------.- 81 90 HOJ
Subsistence DepaTtm IN lUHfs, O1
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November !.
3 per cent bond4................ SlpS. s45 $50 90
6 per cent. bonds OF 1861 and
per cent. bonds, iSsi............ 2s3 6Ts,6OO 90
per cent. 20 bOuds.........-.. ,26I sg5 100 %
Navy pension fund.......-........-. 100000 o.
ans. 99l 50
DEBT BEARISG CURRENCY INTEREST
per cent bonds. ........-..- Sls0i20OO %
3-year compound interest
ayear 80 sSI,COT,70O 90
per cent II 10000 %
sea. 76s. go %
MATURED DEBT NOT PREsESTED FOR PAY
Compound interest notes ma ....,
Bo Sn5s% Texas indsmniIy..... 5000 @ @
Treasury notes, acts July II, =.
1s6l, and prior tneTetO.-...--..-. lb5,SSl -
Bonus. April IS, isi2..............-.-. 81 o6l O.
treasury notes. Marcn 9. lsS3.-- Sos go 90
Temporary losln-.--.--.--.---------- 4,l6S Si5 .
Certificates of indebteIness.----- 1900 %
$50 notes, due August I8---.------ 8.Sl 100 W
81, ,78s 8
DEBT BEARISG No INTEREST.
u. S. nutes................ sS5T. IG4 81 o.
Goa eePt ea5ls9 Of dspoi Is5 % .
s4os8s5.4TT 90
Total.......................... 81, 6s5 5o2s4s %
Amount in Treasury, coin. III yJtJJJl5 -
Amount in Treasury, curren-
s,4SsOSp o.
s1&8, 9gs ,s9s 90
Amount OF debt Less cash in
Treasury - ~ "
The variations during the month are
shown below:
INCREASE.
In currency. interest debt.......---..si,7t $50
In United Staies notes. ----.----. 4UyyOD
In gold certificates lS3bD
Sss.65365O
In coin, interest debt. So sl4,SJ0
In matured debt...-----.---- l6.4s2
In fractional currency. dl,11J-SSs,113,O52
Decrease in total debt. 81 SIS COS
increase of currency in treasury re-. S,555, 2o9
Increase of coin IN the Treasury Sal ,tSs
Net decrease in Treasury lI8 81
Decrease of Cebt less cash In TIeas'y- 3,I52.Ss'
The Secretary Of the Treasury has
again contracted the currency 10 the ez-
treme limit allowed by law, viz: four
millions OF dollars in any one month,
and the decrease of the debts owing TO
this contraction. II these four mil
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X. d. CHAPMAN.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1867-11-07
81 :IA-ETIiE SOG7VI!ra r.,.
SIXTH voL:usiE.'"""a

The Publishers take pleasure in announcing thnt
'tSntes The nhe corps of writer's who have already
gwen nati0hal reputation To this Magazine thcy
h"ve recently secured several new contribu ors
among whom VIC arc Sl:i.l to mention Mrs. MARY
T.. BNl IN, the most accomplished female Essi; isl
III the South. \ fascinating Story from, her pm
will bc commenced i'll our October humber. y. 80
Wc,are now publishing. in serial form. His
tory OF the BATTLES AND CAMPAIGNS of the
ARMY OF TENNESSEE. go
Also splendid serial entitled 20 MONTHS IN
NuRrtlER y PRISONS !'---.-- ~
Aso n beautiful Story from the pen of one of
he most gifted writer's Of the South entitled TIE
UNDERGRADUATE. .t5 {y n- E ,,r-
We expect very to illustrate our Magazine
in appropriate style. ,a
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TBy the President Of The L1Nitrl States of
dn,erfca. s.s3
A PROCLAMATION.

"A PROCLAMATION.
In tho r'whichFspow.d drawing to it's end,
tho art, the skilkahd thSshbor of tl,es espeoplcef
tho United States have been employed with
greater diligence and vigor and in broader
fields than ever before, aud tho fruits Of the
earth have been gathered into tho granary aud
the storchouse in marvellous abundance. Our
highways have been heightened, and new and
prolific regio4, have been occupied. We are
permitted to hope that long protractcd politil
cnl and sectional discussions are, at no distant
days, topgiye-pac to- returning harmony and
ftAtesnal afaetion thaopshous thel Republic
Many f5ScignsStatcss entered 1iinto liberal
agtcemehts-with ns, %fiils mations, whslf2are
far off, and which heretofore have been un-
@ seeisl S and exclusive have become our friends.
l9's laas e 3 sASl pSaS1lof roSs '5FhSF fY dsvo
reached in health and traSdutlity, 4 and which
sss crowned yithsssqsEmapy blessings, is, by uni
for cultivating personal piety and practicihg
public devotion. therefore recommend that
Thursday, the twenty sixth day OF November
next, be set apart and observed by all the
people of tho United States as day public
praise, thanksgiving and prayer to tho al
mighty. Creator and Divine Ruler of the Uni
verso, Ebyi whose scvor watchful, morcitulssand
gracipus providence alone States and nations,
no hss than families andindividusl men, do
live and move and have tlioif being. - - =
In witness whereof, have hereunto set my
hand and caused the seal of the United States
to be affixed.
Done at the City of Washington this twelfth
day of October, in the year of our Lord
eight, aud of the independence of the
United States thesnipcty.third. j.
AkD1sEW sJ0ilNsoM I
BY the President: WM. IT. SEWARD, Sec
rct,ry of State.
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UiETR Y
.s I H:sssE f II i - - e FL I: I
Tho Desert Journey.
..8Itsssss aeassasssse slIer,,i ,i'ryots


;i,N8;t - ~ Here in pcacp,wc stand, ~,
See the wrecks Of Egypt s,i,,1
s: 1'',ssst e 4 Strew'd alongthe sand! i'ttfiia
- ~. Safe ciacross the waters, i,E ."t'a't
Foes forever gone, 1 ..ll3a.,,,,j ~, i,1g
4, 1rT Now We march in safety, !, ..ZaK
God our guide alone.
-iiiA9 ta,s .;iSiHrias - eei.,7ir, ,t,gsq 4
~, ~ rTis the silent dcsert,trr -iia~ !.fal
- Sind and rock and waste; 'i,', =
ypat the CHAIR. is broken -%,sIt HI
hThfI f'.si land tho peril past. ,ptsJ a
'''n Thifos Onward, then, right onwardl3 ir.,
.,,o, ), This our watchwoord still;alt 'la
Till we reach the glory A"h
!,an ,r !-.t;sOf tbs wcn.lrous hill; Fi,Ih.l ,,t,
ffh" 81 r's.r,'tis liz J Abpi@ .,a 5,fsi.1s
,eor. For thsc Journey girled; d'os ." 1'9d'
.ose,;. ..na Haste we our way;
tv,sis ,ss,.Thc piilnr-clou above usI -! ,so
Guide by night and day;
oRthr0pgh ws.sssnd .blackncss,,
Eft - s1"f't Ger our desert road
81, i3'dss On tin sinai grects u.s. 4,.i
I'M. - :, Mountain OF our God. = te'r
-sis'ri ,:ss On past Edoins valley, Is 1,7rs !
-" - Moabs mountain wall, s'iiaI ti,r
* 5s,,a ,Jorlan's sea broad rushings, shs
f4re 81. ,lt,,Si - The par-clou ocr ali.
Past the palm- shaded city, p,,. r,..Y !
Rock and hill our road u /
.:i On till Salem grces us, sSliit
s-a.IJ'i Cityof our God
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iNNTOEEOIsD COLLEGE,

,iIoae r sP-lRT.lNBURG C. H.. SO. Ca.
The lst Session of l5th, Collegiate Year begins
| on ls October, 1868. The College has never sus,
pended and the Course of Study remains un.
| changed, but the Faculty now admit irregular Sta
dents such wish to puraue i,articrlar Studiea
! only. The Preparatory School under the Super.
vision of the Faculty opens at the Same time.
Tuition, in College and Higher ,Clssses Of Pre-
lmrnory School including contingent fee, $6A per
year in specie or its equivalent in currency. In
Lower Glasses of Preparatory School with eontin.
gent fec 5 II per year in ctrrcncy-ene.helf IL
advance,
Board per month, Ia advance, about $lk In cur.
rency. Forifurtlier particulars address
sept l9-It A. NJ. SHIP, President.
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,,VlIsuETLAND il NURSERY. xlTsaLjSls.
IEhTA tdAwc offer foi-thcni:afl Planting. :
very largs and superior stock Of Print, Trees Grape
Vines Strawberry Plants. Roses ;Eyefgrttns, Or
House plnnfS. Descriptive and wholesale Cst.-
losucs mailed application To
+. j. BERCKMANS
Jny i"--''n~ i'F - Augusta, Ga.
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HILBEKs 1aousE. ,'l
III tf"n"ERIf MRS. pInrLEs.l
oS4 KING STREET.

Bewrm |,mtvorM onl M:cl .Suets. anl
uihm M,tc mm~tes' ,ruM Of all tie
P,imcpm lI-hoicsah on1 Retail
Ho"scs Of -)tntinY, Ki"g oM Mype Streets,
and tie P"a OIice, Charleston, s. &.
The City Railway. which runs to ench extremity
of the City, is within fifty yards OF tho house.
TERMS OF BOARD:
. :" Wcek.......... 90 to Sl5 %
llENRD SrARNIck, Mrs. Is. lIILnERs
oct l8 tf
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EsTlABLIsHED) j / ] 1909.
Charleston Courier for 1858.
DAILY ~, ANp TRI;;wNEEKLY,
BY'A!s. MIHsIANGT0N a. CO. !

the war closed with large indebtedness on the
part of our former subscribers, some ct whom have
prolcrcd us payment. To others we have present ed
no cuinl, amid the losses and misfortuncs by which
they have been surrounded, having been spared the
necessity of doing by the very generous prompt
and hearty support we have uniformly received.
We arc able TO wait for the advent of better ines,
confidently assured that when prosperity returns To
the land they will cbecrfuliy neet iheir obligations
To all such We Cordially extend an initiation to re-
new their subscriptions. -t.
Jan / dh If
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Ladies' Mutual Aid Association
CHARLESTON, S. G,

T1NIE object of this ASSOCIATION is TO assist
IL Ladies who are struggling by their en-
dcavors to support themselves and families
Orders for all kind of NEEDLE WORK will he
neatly and promptly executed for which the Asso-
ciaion viii b: responsible.
Also, Southern Preserves Jellics, Wines Cor
dials and Pickles Sc, made under its auspices
and the Quality Guaranteed.
For the benefit of our friends abroad, we give n
list of some of the Preserves, &o.:
Orange. Pineapple and Peach Marmnlndc Preserves,
Lemons, Citrons,
West lndn and Ogccchcc Lines,
Blackberry,
l'luma and Ounce Jcllics,
Wines, Corduls,
Peach and Apple Leather,
CrystaliZcd Fruits
Picked Shrimps and Oysters.
XII orders for Work, Preserves, &C., to be nd.
dressed to MRs. LEE, Superintendent,
..i At the Depository,
No. Chalmers Street, Charleston.
july II U
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THE STATE OF'SoUTII CAROLINA,
go '|OnkNuEDuRa DIsrRIcT.tie4.,
7" = In the Common Pleas. ~ q.
Boston Carter.
W. S,,, Attachment
Bailey X Bros.

": }a<l;e, Attachment.
NIHEREAS tho Plaintiff did. on the tenth iay
w of April \. d. 1868; file His Dctlarn. On
against the Defendants who tas it is -sai,i} nre =
have neither wife nor Attorney known within tho
same upon whom u copy Of tho said Dcclaraiisa
might M served ..,.,7Et aiY.. 8 Z
1t is therefore orlcrc,l That the said Defendant
do appear and plead to the sni. Dccnratisn ON or
,rforc the wclfl ,lay Of tpril. Which win he in
the year of orr Iois ollc t!l1sala eight hundred
AMI ski -nine, n herwisc final ienI asoue j,d 4.
nfl Will be liI.l him:
.lls ,5tcri!t OH US.R0 0KISs;fl
ofrn,nge6grg }r, g1 District, Z; ssss q. 7. S
sPl hl,gs .ioi!te AZ ..llIs. ~ Inns
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The Farmers Wife.

-sHH4iFgtsf - .A1 tJLE SsI&I 0yss
g"H 1--WE drove before the farm house door;
The farmer called to Mary; tr
. E. Bnrc-nrmcd, with Juno's step she canic,,
White nrronet from the diary.
d ;}lant jill.
Her air, her smile, motions told
80 M ~ g. ,of Wohanly contplctchcss;; Hfs
Ii-. .i,I,iA music us. Of household songs l,,.e
sn'as 4,rs i.iwas in her voice of sweetness ii II
,sW'lH I! +.-islto, ~ n..,.,.,. T.
An inborn grace that nothing lacked
Or cnlturcsor npplance-=.y TS.ss
= sgsss The wntsntl' Of genial courtesy, =
d The calm Of self reliance. y, ylI','l.
f1~f's Before her qnccnly wonanhood
How dared our landlord utter
az \ Thcmltry errapl OF, his nccd-,y
~ ~ no buy hrr fresh churncd butter.
-SilTt E,f ;.tia ;S}Eh&sg 5.f.gi.j,.Ssf-g<
~ 4, She led the way with housewife pride,
- HerIgoodly store disclosing,
.-ll ,l1s Il Full tcnderly the golden balls
- ti.fl With snow white hands disposng. i,.l
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THE STATE. .OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
.dl oRANGEBURG DISTRICT. 44..
'-iiY9 on ,,lm Mcl Common .Z'zeas. m s.,,,,
IS. 'p'' 7d,eyi4.s, .s,tachment no..

VS.. Attachment li''t'
Joseph L. Bailey-i 4 4nt
x Whereas. the, Plaintiff iid, on the o8th day Of
March. 1868 hie. his Declaration against tho De-
PENDANT who (as is said is absent from and without
Attorney known within tho same. upon whom a
copy of the declaration might be served il i
therefore ordered, That the said defendant do ap-
pear and plead the said declaration on or before
,hc 2p.h day, Of! MARCH,, 1863. otherwise final and
absolute judgment will tci, be given and awarded
,aghi,at hiin.l aG,aI 3, Yot,f .1,1.,;.7 s.t
sfsfsh sshtS s. oI'Ss fs;s.a -,s. +. nobISsoS '1uG
"a apyn4.t 1rl,.', u, ii,, ,t.21,,. ~
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It is reported that an English firm has
offered to lend Spain 800, 900 900 at. five per
cent Interest. 's >;fifesI is
t.ssii J.i Nv. sSimonton, agent of the, New York
Associated Press, has sued the Tribune Of that
8 sisy fss !isele - $ 8.
asii It. is sud that all the foreign ministers at
sss't Washingt on---includng the English and Turk
~ ish.Tarc Catholics, fe ;.i.,,,. 80 ~
IL Is AZ company has been formed in Montreal to
build q railway from Lennoxyillc to Mcsuntic
and San Frlncsco II
..ssAt the municipal election in Baltimore on
IN. Wednesday all the regular Democratic uomi-
n i, neess we're ere elected it.4 ,4- il,
sas a. Large, numbers Of new buildings arc going
s',snp inyBatimoress.T Trades in that city art re-
,.s ported port a5tt t. - be very prosperous. -
In Russia the man Of next Importance to
1.-THE Emperoris is the editor Of tho Moscow Ga.
zette.
a cattle butchcring match for 'thc .cham.
z pionship is impending among the butchers Of
i New York. n If
Nine young gentlemen recently made the
trip from Lyons to Paris, on vclocipcdcs & il il
..sfiiIf'f3ng aYs9.
1.-The Texas cattle fever has again made its
appearance in the State Of New York. The
q animals had been brought from Ohio.
Five hundred German cmigrants arrived at
New Orleans on Sunday, from Hamburg Most
OF them left Immediately for the Vest e.
a correspondent Of the sIacon (Gcorgia)
So Telegraph thinks this years cotton crop will
not yield more than 800, 600 bales. rs
The Mikado Of Japan has appointed an En-
!, glish,nan elord high admiral,'' and another
II superintendent of mines for that country.
The Democrats of Pennsylvania, Ohio and
Indiana have cut tie Radical majority down
$4,000 in two years
All the Madrid journals which had suspend
scd their publication have reappearcd since the
= revolution.
s, The Episcopal Convention refused to take
any action on the subject of lsitupsm, and
;lsi leaves the whole matter in the hands of the
bishops .fH }GIl
t,Aj ij-E' s'E .4
y relic Of the ram Merrimuo, in the shape
~ OF an inlmensc anchor, weighing nine thousand
pounds Nhas boon raised and is on exhibition
! at Norfolk: GEI,ss As te'''
q There arc preccdcnts for Presidential candi-
dates taking the stump. Harrison made few
speeches and was elected, but Scott in 1852,
,s Fillmore. in 1856 and Douglas in 1860 found
their personal efforts ofno avail in stcnlmins
S, y' the tide which was gostrongly against them.
,ltsJ Judge John A. Iogliss, late Of Sosth Caro-
''D' lima, but now Of Baltimore, has bcenrtendcrcd
y, the Presidency Of Oslethropo College in Geor.
gia. 1t is not yet known whether ho viii
accept the protfcrcd position.
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RlLAL. EST ATE
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r OFFER FOR SALE on EASY TERMS, TIE
4 following valuable Real Estate:
a FINE DWELLING HOUSE,
and improved Premises in. 0rangcburg on Russell
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Also. that DESIRABLE TRACT of LAND. on the
Old Charleston Road, about miles from Orange
burg, admirably located for Residence and Farm,
Also PLANTATION near Rowc's Pump, with
fine Settlement. '' -filH tJl
Also 1900 ACRES near Branchyillc, improved
ana nnmroved, tracts to suit purchasers.
tt f Apply to
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EVERY WEEK,

And will guarantee quality aud price 10 sui, MI
who mny favor with n call.
> Wetwll tuke i'll trade all kinds of
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ys$ss. tls EliqIntia. did. Oh ,as ,,.s d., 4
April, 1868, file their declaration egaihst Ethe Ds.
fci,d"nts who, (as it is said) absent from aad
wife or Attorney known within the same; Apsn
whom copy of said Declaration may be served;
On motion of Messrs! .I5lar' g. Dibble, Plaintiffs
do appear and plead 10 the said Declaratior On or
before the; 18th day Of April, which wi be in the
year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and
iXty,nine, otherwise final and absolute. Judgment
VIII then be sivcn and a,1urdoi,hgaiast them.
nyi9 Gisrk 4 of6sSs fsSs llra2 j. ROBINSON, OBJ
apl l ------.---. "Es oe3nt l2m
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7aLEEKfH NOTICES.
TheI State 1oft South Z Carolina,
ORANGEBURG COUNTY.

Meltioh Bigeresns' wifsepa 0tth9fSs 0tth9fSs Petition fer
o@A*alarl9tts Rsyek, iet .all a,isl Hasrs Nlll.
prove in solemn form, thS lsstWiiig and Testansas
OF. Eransis; y. Heath, and, whereas, r. K OliS.n
one OF the parties ihtcfesed is absent and witheas
tho limits of tg Stqte, therefore ordered thnt
ordngcfmrgU. o. II. for Orangeburg sCounty, on tao
second Monday in November, A. D. 1868, for hear.
ing Said Petition and proving said Win did YSSta.
fnent in dug form of Law. 80
! aProbatc Offce,g4l, ,THAD..C. ANDREWB.
orangebnrg. g. g., }t,.,,ss,s Judge Of Probate
aug8 ,toa Dam .''ssa;es, .s,, .is.a,t,,
Nv F" '''i NN .pTsasi' Nps,ssg;s { ~ .7fs5ssts
THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
SO q ,#'NORANGEDURadD DIsTRIoT.,r es,.is
In the Common Pleas.
henry b'ssh0H rs &co "a, a,,.c,,.,,, ,,ma,.. a4
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COUNTRY, PRODUCE

at The highest market prices nn,l put or Goods at
MS low figures nny house in Town..
oct ls-cly = ) tkElTr BROTHERS.
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S1COTT's MONTITLY M.AeiANINsi

- tf
THE OLDEST LARGEST AND CHEAPEST
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Schedule South Carolina Rail Road.

Ess.a9hsstg1ss, s. ST SIT }1N s l:isl ,5iIS.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-09-30
THE IRISH CITIZEN,

The prospectus of new weekly paper. to h,
published in New York, ION tho 10Th OF Oclobo-
under the editorial direction of Mr.. Jopu Az,
oHFL' will be found in another column of -
days paper. y w.
We cannot forego tho opportunity of sxpre,s.
ing our qualification at this announosmen,
Nr. MlrcHEL is vol known as writer os Al.
tinguished ability, and his article, w;,, ,or,
mand, in all circles and every section of a.,
unitod States, the most respectful a,ten,;on
We havo folt regret for many months past tbo,
ono SO gifted should bo silent, when there wa ;
80 much outside of the miserable political tur-
moil Of the day which his ready non oould
grace with noble thoughts, conveyed in ,erse
and vigorous English.
A man Of eminent talent, puro patriot o,
great simplicity Of character, staunoh for Tho
right, is Mr.. MlrohrI. and we cannot douht
thet his numerous friends and admirers every.
where will rally round "7He Eri,h Citizen - and
at once make the paper success. Certa;n os
we arc Of this, It is useless for us to commend
tho enterprise.