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

A MONUMENT FOB TEE UNION SoLDIkRs.-We
gave, some months ago, an account Of the monu-
mont to be erected over the United States soldiers
buried in Magnolia. The project has not been
abandoned; for We see by our exchanges that ff-
teen hundred dollars were raised at BrBCHER's
Church on Sunday to defray the expenses Of
soldiers monument in Charleston Three hum
red and ten bodies of UEion soldiers are placed In
Magnolia Cemetery. -'
INcaKAsE OF TRAyKL--The recent cold spell has
had the effect Of inducing 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, sixty-fve OF whom took
breakfast at Mr.. GAAnLRs hotel in Florence. This
is tho largest number that have arrived at any one
time since the war, and il the movement il con-
tinued the hotels will soon resent moro lively
appearance than they have exhibited for some
months, and the circulation Of greenbacks be
largely increased.
We invite attention to the advertisement OF Mr..
JM. B. BxTTs, IN another column. Mr. Belts
has now on hand . fno and well selected stock CT
Charleston public. Mr. Belts is one Of the Oldest
nssehants of this city, and has thorough noul-
edge Of the dry goods business in all it's details
His Store 10 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 the rush. MIR. BETrs
has every style OF goods that could be desired,
ana We advise an early visit. bi.
AaarAL OF TIE UxrrED STATES REVENUE STRAIN
IN WnDeaxrss. Tho United States steamer vii
asrness, Lieutenant A. G. CAREY commanding,
whose arrival ut Savannah was noticed In our tele-
grsphic columns, ea$hed this city yesterday, and
is now At anchor IN Il Se stream. Lieutenant CAREY
reporss worry heavy feather in the Gulf, and sel
we're storms on the At antc coast Of Florida. The
wilderness proved herself thoroughly seaworthy,
and her detention at Savannah was ocoasioned
only by q leak in her boiler, which was soon re-
paired The United States Government have ten
Sersd the Wilderness 10 Senior RoHRRo to oonney
hrnseH and suite to Mexico, and she will leave for
Vera Crlz in = few days.
Tn GAzHFrE.-Contents for Saturday, October
2e-The London Times on Ireland; The Situation
IN the Old World and in the New; The Result OF
tho Elections; The Church Establishment. BstuTn
Of Bishop Lynch; Letter from tho Archbishop OF
Tuarn; s"rhe Irish Citizen;" The Manchester Fe-
nian Raid; A Fenian Sympathizer Tried and Or
dersd TO be Hung by his Fellow-workers; Letter
from Colonel Kelly Yellow Fever and Reninis-
esnses thereof in New, Orleans; Condition OF Ire
land insthe last Century; The Briton Abroad;
Federal Tortures upon Peaceful Citizens; The Pro-
erAm1ne rof the .Radioas; The Changed Cross
ipoetry): Testimonial t. the Archbishop Of Clon-
isrt; Romance in Low Life; A Strange Affair; Cath
olE Intelligence; &C., &C., &c. Terms $3.50 por
ananm. Office Of publication, No. SO7 King street.
Fer sale at all News Depots at fye cents copy
TM Richmond Examiner and Enquirer OF We'd
nssaas says: "Ws arc highly pleased to lecrn that
number OF our citisens who have been employ
ing negroes in various capacities have resoluteay
determined to retain none of them who vote the
HUnzlcUrT ticket in this election. Some OF these
negroes voted that ticket yesterday, and last night
were promptly informed that their services were
not wanted any longer. This is perfectly proPsr,
and it had bsen universally done from the begin
ming Of the negro political troubles this city would
nea have been disgraced by the mobs of howlins
nAsress vhs have made the night. hideous II
they were not fed by the respectable white people
Of this city they would find out The difference
bstwsen their real friends and the Radical
wretshss who are using these poor negroes for
tAsir own purposes" 5
Down w1TR TIE DUsT.-The clouds of dust thai
kays Tor the past few days been floating over
around and about as, are fast disappearing, e4cop
N those localities where it is impossible to eradi
cate the evil. The gallant street brigade, armet
With shovel and broom, have made charge, ant
) sths enemy have yielded to their advances. Dus
has hsSn gathered unto dust, andFthe streets lei
.esnipsrsHvsly tee from the nuisance. On. Eaa
Raw the carts are buxily engaged In removing tn
dash heaps, and taking them to the end Of Wash
inaiol street, whore they are used to fill mp tn
.,,v sfound. Unfortunately the evil is 'almos
v1ifaeIs remedy, and il ID no erremoved tha
hv ssus mysterious agency it is born again, an
sseons more oil, 9 nuisance than ever. Az tn
s.sstsi Committee on Retrsnchment is now in see
.s;nn. we would respectfully suggest that som
60, he adopted by which shs supply eoald be L1a
Ssa Or at present Kvastty saSseas .as demand.