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, rnrlish Comments on tho Political Revo-
In ION In America.


The London Times has an article on the Demo-
cratic successes at the october elections. 1t says
To the amazement of the nation, the Republican
party have succeeded in accomplishing the widest
dreams OF their leaders. In seven out OF ten
States the official returns prove tn 1t distinct ana
Overwhelming majority OF negro voters exists, by
what means the white citizens have been Kept
down fusure history will, perhaps, reveal and We
may well credit the statement OF an American
writer, that If his countrymen knew all the details.
the end Of tho Republican reign would be very
aeag. s----.-- ~ 80
rae peopls have ether causes OF discomfort.
While the country is bowed down beneath the load
Of taxation, so that, as an hember OF Congress
recently declared in Ohio, 'the workingman In
America s taxed higher per head than II any other
country in the world, and while the people ara
striving to improve the position OF their bo DIS III
the market in order tina. the rate OF interest may
be reduced, leading Radical, one of the but
tresses OF the party, comss forward with the pro-
tposal to cueas the national creditors by paving
the interest N currency instead ct gold 1t is true,
indeed, and we gladly recogd the fact. that the
public journals OF tho party have instantly de-
nounced this amazing act OF folly. Nothing less
than 0 great manifestation CT popular dsappro-
baton could have convinced either the RadI-
Gals or their friends thai their msrule has been
discovered. Never at any Irevious period III he
history OF the Union has such Wholesale aud anda-
oious corruption prevailed as now. The honest
part of the nation is weary Of the scandals which
party despotism as brought into existence.
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DIR. RECORDS
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A PrRUvED AND HIGHLY RECOMMENDED By
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This inyaua lie reI araon Is suited for either and
bus proved. from ample experience, The most efficient
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desleratum long sought for in the Medical World II
used according directions every possibility Of danger
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tralze the vensrea virus cxpel all impurities rom tue
absorbent vessels and render contamination mpossoe
He wise III time. aud at very small outlay save hours VI
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This most reliable specific universally adop.eu IN
tie Old World Is now offered for sale for the first une -
America by F. A. DUPORT E CO., only auln0f'-'N
Agents for the United states ss
Price IS per bottle. Large bottle. double SIZE ~
The usual discount 10 the trade. Sent, see: trs,
hacked OH receipt OF price, to any address, WILL
F. A. DUPORT ~"
Sole Agents for DR.. Ricords +. ~,
May % 1vr No u Gold Street, Now forA'
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EHEa DAILY NEWS.
TUESDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 5, 1857.
By the sea-

sv tho sea- E.-iy nln.-. and win II the b-ine-
Som, iced hock II s.i.cs. mixturs divine
Tnsn b-ea Vast; ga Its arpc;Ete 6awls-
Very pump b. tbs -rops ve:y :resh be the praw-S
Don: ask us to looS at the Times OF today.
Hot noon To ths beach. by devious path
w OF Nere;ds ars taking bath,
sw set igugase-, Wild spa nae- ,ow ga a:e tse s','s
Who wou dnt le irn diving to dive 10. Srch pears
There's one swimming of 20 4 buoy in tie by
Esad. she'd have met brave Leander nall way
Lo! Hesperus rises We light our s'gars'
For fresh is the br ezo taat comes up VIII 'ne
Pc chance NAV be one of hum mi Us urne;
sor ca III shroud5 the bodies Of men when tneY9o'
But eLoh eou that's worth life has star IL tno SKY
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WYE HAVE Used GALLIGuAN'S PILLS, AND FIN m
w that thew will do all that s claimed LOT the"' 'A
cheertully recommend them to public fa7or'
T.H. WATTS, Ex-Governor OF Al AiaoTWs Ss aIshama.
J. W A. SANDFORD, Att Gen OF haUa ~ rn,,rt Ala
RoRT D0ITiHERTY, judy Supreme Couf' A-
From rHo,rAs ]. JUDGE. Judge Supreme risntstop
hord rao maed GAfIGHANS PILLS on my oIrnsd To-,
for Fever and Ague, and ind them al THo los j. JUDGE
them. c...or,har %. 1859.
T,wspEs COUNTY, Alabama.
,,ou,N.s FEVER AND AGUE fGLS a;l;,. wiz wiz ~
ra, 80 5ecdedy the best med'e;e, ;,on then for 6yt
ver ever gave. would mol 10 ]. A. GRAHAM
times the price
AMFRIcus, April II, 1867.
ofaaILIaHAN's PILLS cured me periecn!
of chi cns and Fever TaSy sas are s e. RoSAIpso Ses
Ghins ana cerk superior Court Sumter County, Ga
MONTGOMERY, ALA, July 9, 1850.
,,..ora BLUNT HALE-GEsTs l nave ,s usea yU1' sun
!MITIiIGHANs PILLS on two OCCASIONS lor Uni in,.nd
Tbey are the best remedy for the disease tna'
ss9e ever tried. consider them perfectly reage.
have eve ResnecthulI7, DANL SAYRE,
Grand Sec. Grand Lodge OF F. and A. NJ Of Alabama.
ALBANY, Ga, March II, 1857.
T have ueed GALLIGHAN'S PILLS IN forty cases g
chjis and Fever with perfect success. I9,y a,e -
bsst Fever and Asue Pill put UP. d. D. fANA'
WHOLESALE IN CHARLESTON, BT
GOODRICH, WINEMAN s. &C.,
No. l5s Meeting street.
Anu " Nn NitSe BLOUNT & HALE,
PRoPRIETORs,
,,,.1. emo Montgomery, Ala
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what the Repubuenns Must do to BIO Saved.

What the Republicans Must do 10 DO Saveo'
Tie following scs 10, ool lul ls plragrAphs OF
the Hon. Thomas Es.ux's powerful letters upon
the Rsdical party ani their po,ioy'' -~ u
And on reviewing the ground, ss far as my lin
tied observation extends see no reason to antlc!-
pate reaotionarv excitement in fAvorof .xtreme
6ad:cal men or measures. The tide is setting
against them and csnnct 90 suddenly checked.
The more conservative Republican leaders, II they
would retain power, must isarn to know thai there
is public opinion, not cressed by lIemselves OF,
changeabls at ~ ir pleasure, which wnen II
speais-as it has spoken--is entitled to their re-
spect. In obedience to this they mu t dethrone
tier rad oil despots and coniorl, their acnon in
Congress to the expressed public vi. and ieSis,,
late like rational men, with mness and
oonsida1ation rather tnsn with passion. II
ia hard to ask a political party to acknowi-
edge error and retraoe their steps but IN tins cas-
the good Of the country requires and the eI-
prcssed will Of the people demands it. Toe cor
rection must AN VII be made, ei.ber by them or
by those VINO will succeed them, and f. wore bel-
ter done il conservative spirit By them than by
Ii Democracy, who WI be otherwise caue- to
the task und,r more difficult co no.catione.
Ntne Republicans will do this promptly aud
chcerfu ly, they will probably regSin and retain
their sscendenoy and they may rely on the DEM
ocracY to render tlem al needful aid Il restoring
and ecurng II.
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AN ORDINANCE

Whereas The best interests OF the city, well as the
convenience of the shipping visiting the port demand
that the channel Of Cooper River be kept open with su
cent depth Of water for a commercial purposes and
free from obstruction:
Be il ordained, That in future all mud removed from
any of the city docks by dredge machines or otherwise
shall be removed hundred and fifty fathoms from
the end of tho dock.
The Harbor Master shall be furnished with copy OF
this Ordinance which no Is required strictly to enforce
and to report for prosecution all violations OF the same
which shall subject the party offending to fine not
exceeding one hundred dollsis for each and every
offence. '
Ratified In City Council this eight day Of October in the
year OF our Lord one thousand eight hundred and
sxty-seven. .,.
(L.S.1 r O. dAlLLshD, Mayor
W IT SMITH Clerk of Council. October 18
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Boston Market.

BOSTON, November 1.-CoTFEE-rho markets. quiet
Sales $50 pockets Java at 25c 40 pockets singapore Java
q, 2Oc gold; I'M IL lois BIO at 2j 26c currrn:y.
CorToS-rhe marke has cen s,eady with fsir de-
Ind but closes with less inQui y. Sales oil ordinary
AID good ordinary l5a 49,; low mddhnS ~ 2VNc;
rntddng 40 2lXc 9, ID.
GUNSY BAos-The market is dull. and there is very
lite INQUIRY for them sales OF 40 baes In ew York at
19c Gu rency. .
10 saes 70 Ie ort. 1t worth nonnaly ale currency
HAY-The market Is steady. sales Of Eastsrn at s9A
per ton. ,
Naval sroREs-In SPIRITS Turpnutine very little has
been done 1he sock here Is very small aud sales have
been made OF lOO bbls at SO 60c per gallon. In Tar
Pitch or Rosin, trere have boon no snies OF I'M
yortance.
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3 "A LupIosoUs CHAsrIsEMEsT.- The New ORLEANS
Republican Of tbs 19ta tells ofthe fouoS wing anus

= A LupIcRoUs CHAsrIsEMBST.-Th The New Orleans
Republican Of tbs 19ta tells ofthe folio wing anus
ing occurrence:
one OF TIE depositors in the late first National
Bank or New Orleans was MIR. z. Bauer, dealer in
trunks, musical Instruments etc., No. 3S Camp
sIeet l. is stated the amount OF mis- deposit was
about 3 5000 and that IL was made about tTenty-
four hours before the bank failed Yesterday, ut
sbout twelve O'Clock, Mr.. Bauer, whhe Walking
slo ig Uarondelet street, with brush anu vot OF
marEin, ink in lis hand, met Mr.. D. B. Forbes,
the la President Of he Frs; National B-nk, and
Immediately sa uted hun thus: you rascal you
have ru ned mo and my daus shter!' Bauer inlme-
diatey gras2ed Forbes, the marking tnh hew o. or
his 90 aao clothing, and the sidewalk bespat-
Jared with j.. I1e Spectators who heard the excia
nation opeued the WY .or Bauer to puni ForDe S
presurnI Ig thas u Was al affair of Grim nal in-
tripua. Bauer Tor while had his own way, with
ana hand twisting the hnaEciers neck tie, and
rhok1ue him so that his tongue protru3ed snd
with the other laying the oowmde over his head
and shoulde in no gentle blow Forbes atIengta
broke mis- cane over Bsuers shoulders, oUt We still
emo rc under the terrible strokes OF the hldo and
tba disrrace of the punishment inflicted on hin,
wben Rauer having satisfied his aIger, released
tbe financier from the unpleasant position which
ha WAS forced into. By this time several numbered
people WIRE collected arOund the antagonists, and
The ex-presi .ent CT the bunk, whose complex
oou,d not be distinguished IL consequence OF the
protusion of ma, kilg Ink upon his rson, rusaeo
INTO cab, and went up CarGndelet street. Bauer,
remained master Of tue He'd.
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AN nxDINANcE

TO PROVIDE FOR THE LIQUIDATION OF THE INTEREST
ON THE DEBT OF THE CITY, WHICH ACCRUED ON rHE
THIRTIETH DAY OF SEPTEMBER LAST.
DE 1T ORDAINED BY IHE MAYOR AND ALDER
ID MEN in City Council assembled, That for the pur
pose OF quidang tho interest the public debt OF the
city which accrued the tnr ieh day OF September
last six per stock obligatory the corp ration OF
the City of Charleston shall be issued under the drec-
ton OF the Mayor the persons holding stocks or six
per cent bonds OF the city and entitled to receive the
interest accrued thereon at the lime above stated the
said stock to bear eres after the rate of ak per cent
per annum, payable quarterly, redeemable in thirty
years from date: POrtded That part of said stock
shall be issued for any sum less than twenty dollars or
for any fractional part of dollar: Prou,ded also that
all sums for less than twenty dollars. and for fractional
parts of dollar, shall be paid IN city bills.
SEC O. Th.t the form of certificate, and mode OF
transfer of said stock shall be subject to the same regu-
laons as exist in relation to other city six per cent
stocks of the city.
Ratified in City Council this twenty-second day Of Octo-
ber In tho year Lord one thousand eight hun
lred and Hxty-seven.
II. ST. Z. e. dAlLLAhD, mayor.
W a. SMITH Clerk of Council October 25
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BY the Mayor. -
fopuorv w, Ii, SMITH, Clerk OI COuuClis
AN ORDINANCE

AN ORDINANCE
IN REGULATE THE STORAGE OF PETROLEUM, ITS PBo'
DUCTS AND OTHER rNFLAMMABLE OILS.
SEC l. Be il ordained by the Mayor and Aldermen, IN
City Council assembled That from and after 10Th day
OF June next 1t shall not be lawful to keep petroleum.
Kerosene hock Oil, Benzne, Benzole, or any oder In
ammable oil or oils storage or for sale In any cellar
store or building south OF Line street. In larger lun
iity than tfty gallons any one lot or premises anr
sny such quantity so kept OF stored shall be contained III
vessels OF tin or other metal. .
aamable oil or oils when brought into the city by an
or water may be kept any lot or In any building ID
which cotton not stored, for period not exceeon3
twentyour hours upon the expiration OF which tm u
shall be removed and kept in tue manner ns required oy
SEC. s. Any person or persons violating any part %
this Ordinance shall be subject TO line OF two hundreo
dollars for each offence recoverable in any Court OF con
petent jurisdiction.
Ratified In CITY Council this twenyHrst day of May, IL
the year OF our Lord thousand eight hundred AID
sixty-seven. ,,.,n ,,,.o,
q, n SNrru Clerk of Council June 6
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BARaMELn SENTINEL

rs an EYCELLF,tI ADVERTISING MEDIUM. LEI
i Merchants business men Try it Tor lew months
$50 risk no gain. send ON your cards and inCrols,
your trade tlns ia. There's nothing 10 equal Printer
tpS--it has ln2ds many iorulne.
TerIns SoT tAs paaer-sS per annunn, II advanca
Advertisements inserted tbs ~ OF y pes square o.
tys.va IaesJor Less tnr eson pseruon
Cards o. ts0 noa oc less, ~ tho rats o. SD for thre
unpths
Coutraots by IA year or tos SIX mouths, allowing priy
le5e o. oaaodne on MORO favorable tarms. Address
EDWARD A. BRONSON,
SoyeuheSl& " PuG,usErs no srcin:,tci)
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Passengers.

Per steamship saragosss. from New York-P Welsh,
Car G W St ffens lady aud two chiiran Bennett,
McLau him, McEiogno julius Arnold. " Powers,
Jam Barry Mrs Rogers and daughter, Irs a Going
Mascire pCulimore. - Goldstoin Manuel Const, "
Oracle. \ Becbe, John Heevy.
Per steamer Emile. from Georgetown, CDR
B Fags hdy and hree chic rem. Hiss Pyatt, Miss
Pyatt Reid, d Risley, wLllace, Master ;, Simons,
W Hazard 4 Williams. Williams an lady. II HOOD
W " Keith tickhnS. Miss c1s:on Miss N Middleton
an 10 deck.
Por steamer Pilot Boy, from Savannah. via Bi!.
ton Hoid Hc-W iIesil Mr. 1rescott. It Raodes wife
and u ,hter, Jordan, Nlcec, Gen " Bennett j d
Nj let 0lllct, Rev e-cy. W Harrison, Miss Jen'
sins, Nakenra, md deck
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-ConsIsnees Ger South Carolina kaiiroad'
November nnu 4.

1881 ba,es Cotton 81 bales Mdso and Sundries. TO
Walter l. Co. Wills Chisoim Z Wiss GO, + Whit
ney, jennings l. Co, Davis, & Agent, Geo W VII
litlns 1; CT, W Courtensy X Co. BaRgett 70, W
W NTH, Ii Rodgers q Co. Jefords & Co. Q Averil
l. Son, Anse Col Hunt. Street Brothers Co. Cohen.
Henckel & Co rhdrston Holmes. E sloan, Fol.
lin Z cats { Co, Il F Baker q CO. Courtenay Tssn'
holm, Goldsmith son, r Pringle. adams, Frost g
Wilkins. + May, & Kirkpatrick
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PUBLIC NOTICE.

May 1887.
The following Section OF An Ordinance TO aeohs1 INC
office OF Superintendent Of Streets to provide Tor Keep.
lug the Streets lanes Alleys. and open Courts In tne
City oil Charleston Clean, and for other purposes
hereby published for the information OF all concerneu
For the due protection OF the said contractor OF con
tractors il is further ordained That every owIer lessee,
occupant and tenant OF any premises fronting IN my
street, lane. alley, or open court shah on every Ssy
Isundays eIcepted have the dirt filth, garbage or other
oa placed In front of his her lot IN barrel oox OF
heap and In readiness for the contractor By the nour
seven O'clock A. NJ, from the fiis day OF may 70 tne
ft day November In every year and by the hour VI
nine o'clock A. NJ, frcm the first day OF November 70
the hrst day of May following And any person offend @
osI In any street lane or alley open court after the
hours above named shall be subject to nne NOT less
than two nor than i've dollars for each and every
~, ordsr W. a. SMITH,
M.v1S Clerk OF Council.
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Memoranda.

The ship Othelo, Tinkham, from San Francisco for
Liverpool was at Honolulu Sept 26th, leaky and would
have to discharge for repairs.
The schr Lilly Francis which sailed from New York
for this port when of Abecom, the 29h Oct got into
collision with an unknown schooner, in which she lost
the fore rigging and stove in port bow 10 the waters ee
had 10 put back to New York for repairs.
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oreTc, OF TIE CHARLESTON DAILY NEWS
/. tyIls;EsroS aLon3ay EvenirS, November l. 1867.
l.ea was cutie ar,mated demand, at prices when
wer So eyy,l ir-c ulsr, some transactions 'ndice
r low ~ rates. and others prices full up 10 previous
cao,,o2s, tie market closing At about the rates 0i 3D.
rssv which We rsnov sales zoo bales VIZ 40 at lo
Us At oo6 at I6 G5 at l6a; sli at III las at l'e
We G o,-:
Low aiidnaS. ............,'.''.;; ;:i9Slo>%
SH ,Glng. '.-oy51SSS,-,
Strict ali6dhn; Observation-Disclosures
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FIRE LOAN.

uAYoRALTY OF CRARLESTON,l
CRY HALL, November 9, 1856.
IL PERSONS DESTROYS OF REBUILDING IN al
a Rnr7, Districts and Waste Places OF the City, un
der "An Act OF the General Assembly giving authority
to the City Council OF Charleston to proceei In the ma
tar OF Fire Loan with view to aid In building up inc
aton for loans can be obtained the Office of the Cer
of Coupcil. between the hours OF A. II. and p. NJ.
All applications must bef d in the above mentioned
office, the Committee VIII naet every Monday 10 coz
slider the same. . -
nv order of the Mayer ". Il. SMITH,
Sovnn,hsr1u IN ClerL OF Council
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Mobile Market.

MOBILE. Oc,otor s0.-coTroN-rhe market openeo ,e,
chi. ,o ~, wiz y tlir donna Id, and factors asking nc
tOr Nd heir IDEAS Bang beyond ,oEss o Ui Tesey
S Lvs,1r 5roSpng rna-ks they made some conces-
sons ID a b3les ,n9neel n-ads The market c'os0d
on;et ut i6S i7c for Miudin2S.
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SGpI'I(,E

NUTICE.
n nFFICE CLERK OF COUNCn.-THE FOLLOWING
l clause of Section of an "Ordinance to Raise Sup
plies tor the year 1857 is published for the information
OF selling Goods by sample or otherwise WHO arr
not residents oil this city AL sueh persons are hereo
notified to report at this Office.
"Thrce dollars every hundred dollars OF all goods
sold u this city by persons not residents by sample ol
ot,erw;se - W. H. SMITH,
Ner.h y Clerk o. Go,lnrill
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conslxnees psr Northeastern Railroad.

Consignees psr Northeastern RAILROAD
November 4.
735 bales Cotton 2S3 BIB Naval stores car Furn ure,
s. DE &c. 10 J " CALDWELL l. son. & Kirkpatrick,
Williams & Co. WK Ryan. Mrs Beacase, Adams. Frost
90, j Bsggstt & CO. Graeeer, Lee, smith GO. Z
Stephens, Cart, kopf & Jervey W Dukes d GO, Ken
dali * Doekery z Davis G Ipgrahaln con. W toaah.
O II Noise, Waseuer, Helta Monsecs Z u Rodgers q
Go, Mowry & co, Goblin & Co. A sawyer, Naohman &
Co. Hastead lutnaln, Screven Nesoit, Aazyck BIOS
KInap-u1 & Lanneau. II JetieTs s. ", Agent auo
Ordar.
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Total length

Total l6ngtu 80
T,unks TO oe twelve by twenty inches In the clear,
built OF Two by twelve inches prime yellow pine plnk
TO rest upon seepers three by nine inches three feet
long placed Ave feet centres. Braces TO be two by
sx inches doyeied into the sides OF Trunks at dis.
tances OF five feet from centres, The Trunks to be LAID
to Rradn pega furnished by tho Engineer.
An the work must be carried on with the greatest
dispatch. ~
Plans can be seen at this Office.
copy Of these specifications must be attached 70 each
o,er LOUIS J. BARB0T,,
Senternbar 12 City Engineer.
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e,rno them. Write plainly the day OF the month Ard
oa n which YOU we're born, enclosing small loc
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