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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-02-25

Be II Ordained, That fro,., and after the first day of
Januory next every person keeping shop store or
engaged In mercantile business in City Of Charleston
shall post and keep posted up some conspicuous
Pase at hs or her business sand and stands aconspcu
GUS S1gn Board or Plato, containing his her given
name and surname and, in of partnership, the
a gwen name and surnsme Of each member of the firm
shau forfeit and to the City penalty Of fifty dollars
Hr easn end every ohenee or default and in addition
month during which the provisions this Ordinance
saa remain not complied with PROVIDED. however, That
nothing herein contained shn apply to the speci ar
ners Of limited partnership. NM
Ratified December 2, 1851. ## -.N.@@a
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IA Mt S.

WAANS:T,,EsD,, A. cLERK IN; a STORE N A
ons n9any yase on on The South Carolina Raroa
charge Of the business during the absence Of the pro-
PsiesoE p preferred Board and liberal wages be given
oe other Cerk In the store Coed references required
ADDRESS boX No 200, Charleston Postofhce. In.
| A WIDOW LADY WISHES a SITUATION
please tn this aes ees S0'h one will
w BILE, IN close proximity to the Mills House. e cap
aoe or accommodating from four 4) t sir horses and
i WANTED. WHITE GIRL IRISH OR
tSa Sek aaser t9 @ and make about
opposite St Pans Church ~ Tanrs;st1 snKEET ~
EinfPLOEDI1NTVvA VvANTED.-AN ENCsI.IsH.
donyia sres auy qualified as Engrossng Clerk
an tavenR aeent epa1y agd
Tor newspaper book and other adversements
Adsasss Fasrsaav a; F; si g. Daily News ohee . .
WANTED, a SITUATION AS COyERN-
q zaSRS ass who be is eaable
pe1ience would instruct small cnldrep re al a.
dress ~; W;,B, Boz No 81, Society H1 s. 6.
80 = -. " :. -.- 80 --. 80 ~ g. Nj
| A. SITUATION WANTED lady THAT
snd Ch1drens Dresses can assist In Keeping honss
desires stasaon in good family. Address &c W.
IT,
| - ~ ED to purchase, ONE OR TWO THOUSAND ACRES
or LAND, suit bic for Stock raising None other than
an Island proper VIII suit. Applyso - IL - s'1A''
- Real Estate Land Agent, No 81 Broad as at1est
February 10 .aSs=Es- GEt 5.F3 - +1,t~e-
WANTED, ONE HUNDRED LABORERs-
w TO work on Pantation near the city The 1iace
Is Rea!thy. apply, at No. ~ QUEEN STREET.
- 10y . - - =. - 81 ....-. -. Inwf y
WAnTED.-A.d sITUATxONs AS CLERK
~ N mercantile housa is wanted by "a young man
OF good habits who would be attentive to the interest Of
nas employer and who writes mir hand and can rive
All be asks Is email cm
pensaoon for his SERVICE his object being d, sec,ra
empioy1nent; Address INTEGRITY, at Daily News
WANTED, By A REsPECTABIE I.ADv.
tta situation es Chld's Nurse, or as seamstress II
waning 70 make herself useful about house Mo5erae
wages asked a. the chief object Is Ia oI1sssn ho1n
Apply at No. STATE STREET. 4 n n Febrnarg e' ~ =
"A GENTS WANTNDi- FOR 5.eTHE eHIs.s
- IORY OF The WAR BETWEEN THE sTATEs-
lhAoING IT'S ORIGIN. CAUSES AND RESULTS: bv
I a9n Ae9ander ~ Stephens, and for ..THE LIFE LET
5y Ap e1s3sa Hon stephens
terms AddEess r. j., NATIONAL S sNIAA PIIsI
Tnet = - ana hsin streets Richmend, En.
| limo
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-02-25

u.
FfS #$ OFFICE OF THE CAPTAIN OFtpOlLUE1Hsk
.:& CnAHz Eazcx, s. c., January as iii
lTuHE FOLLoWnG, ORDINANCE Is HEREBY PfIB
B Il L15HED for general ini5rmaHon. The Police hare
orders al cSses Of violation after th lit
of February naxt G. B.'SIaWALD.
3f.lt s ~ Csptain OF Police.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-02-25

nF TIE FIRM OF BOGERT, DENNY CO.. viii
hereafter be continued ut Nc. 1853 Meeting street by
.. ". DENNY, on his o7n account from this date. :
Charleston February IL, 1887. !g5 - -
February 81 5, ...sl.g,. ljlsi. = 9zl4fi X 6
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-02-25

ESTIMATES WANTED,
THO REPLACE THE PANELS AND POSTS ON THE
Il East. South and West Battery; the Bench
es on south Battery to correspond with those forerv
there. For specifications apply to f. WILLIS,
February 2l Chairman p 3. and G.
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OFFICE CHIEF FIRE DEPARTMENT,
CHARLESTON, S. c.. February is, 1867.
SEALED PROPOSALS. WILL BE RECEIVED BY THE
NJ undersigned until the 18th Of March, for furnishing
~ ~sl1IEEN HUNDRED FEET OF THREE-INCH DOUBLE
EXIkA OAK Tanned LEATHER, DOUBLE COPPER
RIvETED FIRE HOSE, warranted to stand one hundred
and seventyave pounds water to tho squire
lncn IN ny feet sections, Mt much per foot aud
much for brass butts per pairs butts to be New York
standard. -
Also for FOUR SETS OF BEST RUBBER sUCT1OSS
In one length cac of feet with swivel brass
f ana oaass baskets Is inches long end
Sizes Of suctons and Of threads to the nch
en9 Dutts WEI DO furnished. NJ h NATHAN,
feoruary 10 lmo Chief Fire Department.
OFFICE CHIEF FIRE DEPARTMENT.,
CHARLESTON, s. c., February 10th, 1867. (
SEPARATE SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE-
~ CGVED by tho undersigned until 25th inst, for
cleaning and repairing tho Fire Well at the corner Of
seen at this Office. n ~
Also. for making TEN FIRE LADDERS as per spcci-
fcations. %'.a a.1 M n NATHAN
February is 10 Chi.f Fire Department
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-02-25

she WofahPpers OF venerable and moss-grown
Judiciary. The District Court after controverting
the positions Of the United States. Supreme Court
does notfeel bound to regard it's decisions as man
datory, and refuses to set aside It's own rule, re-
quirmg the test osth to be- taken bv attornevu
Practicing within its jurisdiction. j 5.
The New York Post states that 4 contract .,aa =.
been made BY company for Q cable Of suparior
construction aud material to be laid down
the United States and Portugal. Startling from
some point on our coast, it win be carried to Bers
1nuda, and thence to the Azores, and land in Lis
oop. It y claimed that the laying Of the line be-
tween the points mentioned involves much lees
1abor, expense and risk than that Of tlia British
company. That there is but little danger 81 s;iura
in this respect il evident from ths fhct thar asta
1ished companies agree I'd con,pleta the WIf,,,I1
taking The respoaaal;ty Of failure. Another ~.
vantage in this Line viii Lc that IL one sac:on :,
the cable is broken the oth.us are not. rendered
nseless. AIraqgeEaesnts; s hays BEEN perfected for
beginning the work very keon. Sas .
The Kansas il and Misspnri egslstgres hayeta taken
Geasures to prevent Che transit ,o0s sTeras cattle
ACROSS those States alleged reason is that tie
Tefas cass ais s witH tha ~ ssssr =,
Ths mots Tilt tbs
nf thoee ssates desire TO exclude the Teraa n,,1a
troin Polapeattiepne tas Wannd "a
nrges this }attar Hisw very wsr Tie wriser ssyu: saw
During last 3summeg many thousands Of cattle
Wsre driven back IL tie settlements a. K.ns.s :
Z eorss : it1 IL ats Missouri ct Nebrsaka Gisy. tton,
there sess 4sas e Chicago pselins houses, TAose
4 vary cattle oughs TO have been packed in Ms.
souri,, and would haye besna had not !, soc1;.h .
s ay:i .s Kansas ssIda
sbhthWast Missouri tHs pasaae 81 soi;ths
ern cattle through those PORTIONS 81 Kan1sss 'n,nd
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-02-25

i DISSOLUTION,
I r11HE FIRM OF CRAIG, TUOMEY 4 co. m TH1s
l. day dissolved by mutual oonsent -. =. H> M
AL claims and demands against the sdd Arm nust ta
resented. and those indebted viii make payment to
JOHN TUOAIEY who IL alone authorized f. ss,, az
name OF the nrm in liquidation y =, - - :
sia'Ss II - ~ - CHARLES T. CRAIG
'-ia - @ JOHN TUOMEY
RW. LOCKWOOD
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-02-25

{sOia AIiHcJ9srVVENTYs1 m 3FAt1:
Rna 6?yenE. old hruks5 AEUIEs;; nnd vTMRTY$
no yeaS .Eor sale at ais opsss stshie Arntv
= ~ w. Cdks4ON
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-02-25

E{O6 SALE. THE ENTIRE sTOCK" Otr TA
= ssRooEkY STORE consisting Of clodce seioction
tna above tneands moving y the country P o.
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NOTICE,

OFFICE OF THE CAPTAIN OF POLICEl
-. CHARLESTON. s. c., January 20, 1867.
7ftHE FOLLOWING ORDINANCE Is HEREBY PUB
n L1sHED for the benefit OF all whom 1t may con
cern. 5@ I c. B. SIGWALD,
Al. lL-L--- ----.- Captain Of PolIca.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-02-25

!. WIDOW LADY WISHES A sITUATION
IN some respectable family. b capable Of doing any
no OF Sewing. Any one desiring such a one viii
@ ease make application ut this oflce IL i - ~"
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-02-25

BILE, in close proximity to the Mills House ca1,
SDe g, rom four ~ to si1 horses and
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-02-25

TUcKy MULES, from to 7yeara old. well s,,ns.
20 a aud single haEaesa Apply at MILLS HOUSE
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-02-25

WANTED, a CLERK IN A SToRE, IN a
ov healthy village on the South Carolina Railroad
Gna aeqnented with dry goods and compeent to take
OF the business during the absence Of the pro-
Prietor preferred Board and liberal wages viii be given
oher Cierk In the store Coed references
Address BOX No. 202, Charleston Postof6 -
February t'irs ~
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W1ANTED, SITUATION AS GOVERN-
6SS 6y young Lady who is capable Of teaching
tne ,ENGLlSH BRANCHES, and who has had some eT
Per1enee; would prefer to instruct small children Ad
oress -: w: Boz No. 81, Society Hill, s. 6. -
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-02-25

1,NAEa.O NENT TVVANTED.-AN ENGLISH
~: MAN, duly qualified as 5Enrrosstne ! Ciers or
uopyis aeres e either temporary employ
canyasser for newspaper book and other
Address A. F O.. Daily News Ofice..,T - ~ !,
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-02-25

THE BUSINESS
THE LATE FIRM OF c. WHlTTEAiORE SON 4
" CO. VII be continued under the name Of WHITTE-
- 1ao1HE1 kaL q haOOh0~ g CEP4A6 WHITTEMOREr
49,. & JAMES 9. RHODES. I'd
Chasseston 9. G.. February II, 1857. "A
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-10-17

As n relief, ever ready; a killer of pain,
taken tnwardly, oc outwardly applied, has
no eqnAi. For the redeS and cure OF Rheu.
mstisIn and SeuralGtc Affections, sprainS,
Bruises, &C, IL Is unequRlled- 1t u also most
en- icacious, taken InWardly. In the cure OF
Cholera, Cramps and Pains In the Stomach,
Disrrhoea, Dysentery, Cholera Morbus,
Cholera Infanfum, &c, and is without ex-
csptiOn the most wonderful Panacea the
world IforJs. 40 FAMILY should be with
out H. Every TRAVELLER by land or sea
should have a bottle MINERS and FAR
MERS residing at a distance from Physicians
should keep II constantly on hand. In Gaze
OF Accidents. and sudden attacks OF Stomach
COmpI lnts, It's value cannot De estimated.
Inquire for Major GSIlne'B Indian Lint
ment and take no other. PRICE, 30 cents
per bottle. For sale at wholesale and retail
by Demas Barnes s. Co, q Park Row, n. Y;
Gale a Robinson, ls5 Greenwich st., n. y; F,
&. Wells & Geo. ls2 Fulton-st-, N. Y, ChEs.
y. CTittenden, Is 9th Ave, y. y; and by re-
spectacle druggists throughout the world.
None genuine unless signed BY John Thos.
Lane, and countenigned by j. 7. Lane & Co.,
PTOPIietoTs, l63 BroadwayI n. y. SS-send
for Circular.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-10-17
rnE uNIoN pAcIrIc Roam.
Editors Excursion over It--.End %
the Track, 4sI Niles from CIVIItza
Special Dispatch 10 the N. Y. EEprc.s.
Ocr. L. lreceived here BIN

the Track, 4sI Niles from CIVIItza-
IIOn
Special Dispatch to the N. Y. Express.
Ocr. u, (received here l3th.)
Sir Morton Peto was knighted for
building nine miles of railroad, from
Balaklava 10 the front.
Casment and Clayton, contractors on
the Union Pacific Road, after transport
ing their material one thousand miles,
yesterday laid four miles and one-tWemti-
eth Of a mile Of tTdck,-the greatest rail-
road feat ever known.
This makes ISL miles OF road west
from Omaha. When the work was
done they sang God Save the Queen
expecting to be knighted, perhaps.
Over 100 miles of railroad have been
laid down since Durant, Ames and Dill
lon, and others, were here. Weare now
S5 miles west from Cheyenne.
Snow is now in sight on the Rocky
Mountains but we-that is, the West
ern editors on the eXcursion-are hav-
ing grand picnic, or dinner, in the
open air. A A"public meeting" too, is
being held, and others are amusing
themselves with target shooting, or
phOtOgraphing groups that are here.
We have also here war dance
"Spotted Tail" and big Mouth" have
made speeches to us, presenting us with
the freedom of the Plains.
At Julesburg, we had grand recep-
ton. Three "Bushwhackers" were
shot for us about there, by missouri
BILL"
Monday, we are to haye grand buff
falo hunt ut Kearney.a Tuesday, the
Pawnees give us torch light war
At Columbus, (the new National Cap:
itoD, Mr.. Seth Hale, of New York, and
myself, ale thinking of building an
other credit F'onciey Hotel for some
The Western Union Telegraph is
doing all the honors, in the use OF their
lightning to communicate with our
friends. GEO. FRANCIS TRAIN
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COOPERATION WITH NORTHEBS DEM
ocRATs.-The Richmond EcGmiReT,
which approves the reconstruction
acts, and which has argued against the
assem- bling of "a convention, has
changed its tactics, and now "desires
to CO. operate" with the disciples OF Bu-
chanan aud ValIandigham at the
North. The Examiner says:
The crushing defeat in Pennsylvania
aud Ohio of the wild revolutionary par
ty, which has hung like an incpbus
upon the country for so many long,
weary months, has ut last broken ii
rift in the dark clouds which overhang
us. We begin to see the clear sky
beyoud the limits of our troubles and
can take heart for renewed efforts. 1t
was only needed that our political situ-
alton should be assured, that the tur-
MOL and agitatiou of ths country
should give place to quiet and good
feeling, for us to enter upon a career OF
prosperity unexampled in the history
OF nations. We have seen all along in
the defeat OF the radical party the only
possible exit from our difficulties, and
we now hail tine prospect OF that defeat
with unbOunded joy.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-10-17
Extract From a wheeling Letter.
- II IA. Esitt.httr,r,h (inrnrnercinl


"On the Ohio river. ninety-eight miles
below the city of Pittsburgh, is the
thrifty city OF Wheeling. The State of
West Virginia is located in WheSling.
You would not notice it, however, un-
less you were looking for 10 particular
ly. There is Il great deal OF business
done in the city, and a person passing
along the streets Is reminded somewhat
Of the ''hustle and hustle" of the Iron
CIV" Wheeling, however, is rapidly
becoming cititied. The street railway
is now in successful operation from the
"Republic'' OF Ritchietown 10 the eH-
treme northern part OF the city opposite
Martinsville, Ohio, distance OF three
miles, and is undoubtedly great con
venience 10 the people of the two ex-
treme portions of the city. In the
course of the week, it is expected the
company will have the cars running
in to Bridgeport, Ohio. The track al
ready reaches the eastern end OF the
bridge, connecting the Island with the
latter named place, and when that Is
passengers by the CIeve-
land and Pittsburgh Railroad can take
the cars at the depot, and ride over 10
the CITY for the sum OF twelve cents,
which is a great Improvement on the
UbuSS - .-.r.as.r
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nHE RICHEST MAN IN THE
WORLD. Extract OF Letter from Bar

on Solomon ROthschiId.
PARIs, s.h April, 1854. IS Rue Fauby, st.
Honore.-WiIl you be kind enough 10 have
forwarded to me here 40 bottles of your In
dian I4inim ent; II you Will send at the same
time the account, 1 will forward you the
amount through Messrs. Belmont q Co., |
Sew York.
Baron solomon Rothschild having recon-
men led to many OF his friends Major Lanes
LISINEST, as they being desIrous TO procure
1t, he snould advise him 70 establish a de
nDt in Paris.
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AHenr1Iess ola Bachelor.

"John Paul" writes as follows TO the
Sringfeld Republican:
"Instance in point: Our car was
crowded. a gentleman and his wife,
near mt, had thrown two seats togeth-
er, making one of those comfortable
quartette arrangements so convenient
and propes for u pdTtie cufce, The gen
tleman and his wife occupied the back
seat, an infant that should have been
in arms, the front. A gentleman and
lady came in, and vainly looked for
place to plant themselves. None
wss to be had. Approaching the one
on which the baby was asleep at full
length, the gentleman asked If room
could not be made for his wife, who
was ailing. No; baby had been travel
ing all night, and must have his little
dolce far niente. So two persons had to
ride standing for miles. Had l been OF
the party possessed of a sick, seatless
wife, I've an idea that the blessed baby
would have been trussed up like a
Young capon at one end OF the seat, or
tumbIed into its mama's lap upside
down, unless his papa showed tickets
emitting him to seats for four. But
then Pm a brute, or, what is worse,
bachelor.
"Sometimes it rather surprises me
that persons should go TO Niagara Falls
to dance all night and lie abed all the
neGk day, when they cOuId ENJOY tneLn-
selves that way nearer home and at
much less expense. Sometimes l
mainly doubt if it be the chief end and
aim of human existence TO work ones
self into a heavy sweat-pardon me, L
intend to say into state of intense
perSpiration-aDd then limp off To bed
like u wet rag, TO wake The next morn
ing fatigued and unrefreshed. What
is the use of putting on clean collars
and staylaces simply to wilt them
down? and, as a general thing, 1 have
noticed that people do not smell
well in ball rooms. Is this fact gem
orally known Even Arabella, who
under ordinary circumstances is a jolly
japonica, happy heliotrope, a tender
tuberose, very violet OF fragrance,
after dozen round dances, does not
exhale the aroma OF Araby, nor what
my spirit fondly believes is the normal
essence of Arabella. This mention in
no captious spirit, but simply for the
benefit of young ladies. They should
take time to cool OF between gRllops,
waltzes, and such things. Great guns
are never exercised 100 frequently;
after certain number of rounds 1t is
always the rule 10 run in the rest and
sponge them.
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The Kight spirit Under Defeat.

.r EHo1i tNe Columbus (Ohio) Journal. ID
For the seventh time in our history,
we have had a revulsion of political
feeling in the year previous to Presi-
DENTAL election; and for the seventh
time, let us resolve the lesson OF the de-
feat shall insure larger victory to the
ensuing year. -e u- rEsTg Ia
The largest majority ever given the
Repu blican ticket in this state toll0w-
ed the most alarming defeat. Inc
Emancipation Proclamation caused
that defeat mainly; yet that immortal
document is now enshrined In the
hearts of the American people as the
most precious results of the war. The
effort to ingraft manhood suffrage upon
our fundamental law was mhinly in
strumental n our defeat this year; yet,
IL is as clear as Gods eternal Justice
that manhood suffrage is to be the uni
yersal rule in this nation.
The Republican hosts will march on
to victory. The upstream. eddy OF
1867 betokens no running backward
Of the stream. Let us renew the light
imnehiateiy. No looking backward
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FOR DISTANCE

We have also on hand 5000 worth of La
dies and Childrens' Boots and Shoes, at lower
prices than ever was seen In the State. II
yon want Bargains in Boots and shoes, go TO
Gsrdiuer's New Store, cor. Main and Union
streets and get them. ..-.-
Every pair of Boots and Shoes sold at this
establishment Is WARRANTED, and In
every case will be mended nee or charge.
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