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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-11-19

INJUNCTION CAsE.-The first case on the
docket yesterday morning was that of John
L. Green vs. William Domigan. The hear
ing was brief and the result decided. The
Sheriff wanted to go and assist the City
Council in looking up the water works of
B ,ston, &c. Indeed, q special Invitation
was extended to him to accompany the
excursionists. William was going, but
Judge Green issued an Injunction, and
commanded the defendant to ''show cause
why he should leave the Court in her day
of trial" William could not show cause,
and he stayed. e-s,7 Sass. ...,.s- 7..+, ~
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-11-19

DfPARrED.-Gknash appeared on High
street yesterday morning, accompanied by
clean shirt and standing collar. Such
was the metamorpAosis that his friends
could scarcely recognizs him. AS he
wended his way towards the depot, hold
ing in his digits a dilapidated carpet
sack, manhood accosted him thusly !:
"Massa Nash, is you guying East wild de
Election retrrns?" G. X. replied: "Don't
talk so loud, you blarsted mig colored
man. Spivins will hear you. ] am carry
ing the Journals greeting to the friends of
manhood suffrage, and looking for the re-
maius of the Republican party"
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-11-19

SINGERS shoemakers' and carriage silk
thread aud needles at II. Colt 6 Co.'s, No
los South High street. oc25eod3w
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-11-19
Cincinnati Nlarket-Noy. ~. +,

CfHCInndCI HdTKet-NOV.1Se y u
FLOUR Quiet but prices unchanged. family S1r
GIL 2S. ) 5dI3sIlI-77 -7iT39-is-i9
spring, = q =!
C0KN-New ear so@slc;. old ear soc and shelIed
90 e4c. 'Tll-s y ~ .. -
oArS.Firm I'm. quiet at ss9s7c for No. !.
RARLEY-1-chsnged.-f n r. I q u 1l'-7-l' : ii1lE
RYE-SI 1891 so. ifrat
Npands. 757--'l-- ---171-l
Observation-Disclosures. - 'sls
D WHlSkY-Steady. -s -E--.- -s'H.7E
POr K-Held at SEQ but no sales ==sHat
LAPD-He' d at lax 4c. .slf- 10. sf>o =
BACOh-Unchanged shoulders Ike; clear sides
15@ So. s-- y
-. IN MEATS-Held at ~. s1E and lezr. few
off ring. 14' la-i ~ q
H0GS-Active; sales at 50 80 s7 gross. and s. rs
net. - iT
RUTTER-Dull; Central Ohio 3oa ss,. f
: CdEESE-U nchangei. ii-'
t(i(fS-2Sc
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-11-19

= a L.
WHAT IS NOT CHARITY.-It is not charity
to give a penny to street beggar OF
whom nothing Is known, while we haggle
with poor man out of employment for a
miserable dime. 1t Is rot charity to beat
down a seamstress to a starvation price; to
let her sit in wet clothing, sewing all day ;
to deduct from her pitiful remuneration if
the storm delays her prompt arrival. 1t
is not charity to take poor relative into
your family and make her a slave to all
your whims,, and taunt her continually
with her dependent situation. It is not
charity to give up with a supercilious air
any ypatronage, as If God made you rich
man, of different blood from the shiver-
ing recipient, whose only crime Is that he
is poor. It is not charity to be an extor-
tioner-not though you bestow your aims
by thousands. ~ 5o,+o,,--..s.. =, a.f,-g,,.} --,r
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-11-19
FOR RENT.
Resolution to Contract.

? Resolution to Contract. g
. ResoSced, That the CITY Civil Engineer be and
he is ereby author zed and directed to contract in
toe name of the city of Colu nbus. vita John
ash, for grading and paving the unpaved side
walks cutters aud crossings on the north side of
Long street, from Third street to Seventh street,
upon the following terms. to-wit:
For excavating gr iding. Forty cents per cubic
yard. as- - .-i- s5 - uGit
For furnishing and setting kerbipg. Twenty-
eight cents per lineal foot f... ....-,. -..t-.-
For bricks laid, sl2 so per thousand. ~ -t'
Adopted Nov. ii, 1867. = - - 4 '..'
Attest: l.. 4. WILSON, -t
noyI5-dt .a. City Clerk.
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New York mnrkeI-Noy. IS.

COTToN-Qniet and steady; sales at TX Slss
FISTk1aoppasnedd oSpsd s1do lower. IS loao % for
superb tate and western: 50 5o@Io s5 for extra
state; % ss u s. for extra wesern . e5 9,s 90
sscks sil"l3 So sales $50 bblsof rye -four 81 90
WHISKY-o 1iet and unch,rg.d
" HEAT-A shade frmer. with a fair demand.
chiefly for hona use: saIssat ~ i6@2 IS for No.
doi % 80 for amber Green Bay: 81 10 lor amber
state g 81 for white state f.a. srsrs 81 uiet5
BaRL tTSwithout decided change: .Canad.
West 81 s5 si 81: a-rowed state 81 Al. -
SaEaDA PiEsAs-sl Al in bond ..a,g,s q
1CoRNIUncaangsd ,slssa / 3s1E for mixed
04T5elsac Better seasi ,so ag1s for western. ,s,'e
EhE;F ERlGEE;TFPleHtya & and dull; sSl2e for Carolina.g
SUGAR-Firn; Cuba lac; Hayana I4c. ,f
MO LASSES-Du ull and less firm; sales Clayed
PETRfiiE AI-Du:l at lie f crude. 200 for
refined in bond. 2 li'l's ;il751 Es7
PORK -'lpene quiet and steady at s2l s7@aI %
for new mess; closing at s2l CASH siS ass1s Is for
prime Ssl prime mess 2 I'll So, -ss7y a,
BEEF e aiss,Su at sas 'ess oSSss co. 81.
,BAC9N-Heavs II Ac for short ribbed; long clear
CUT MEATS oaiet at sX@lo, for shou dsrs
a1d l2T9l4c for hams.-s.
kkaaFFPPNseIss kaFPss Fl% a' .s 1sSslsHs Is o.
CHEESE-Heavy at 11915c.
LATEsT-5P. M azg71~,$
FLOUR-Olo'ed in buyers favor.
WHEAT-192c better; 81 z3 ~ Is for No spring;
81 2792 80 for No spring.
Rhythm at 81 IS for western. ..1
OATS-Eirm at 50, for western. = =
COkN--Firm al 81 SOL ssH for good to prirns
f PoRK-Firm at s2i@2l so for mess, cash and
regular way; $40 so for mess; $2i 10 regular.
! az LF--l,uIi an1 n~chansed. z e., - - -.
CUT MEATS-Dull. - IS p. - ~ go Il
Ba'a,N-Duh; Cumberland mIddles Iossc. buy
ers at sI0Sc.,,-. 6.gy-ds ~ = fa.-slft 3tsf'.I
.LARD.-Dull at 1ssl 1890 for good to, prime
steam and kettle rendered. - q :
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-11-19
NEWS.

gMETEeRoLoeIcAL TABLE, prepared and
DIRECTED by w. J. Savage. Jeweler, SO
S,uth High street:
MoNpAY, Nov IS. 1867.
o,.ax.,-s-F - - Ra.osn efar 1Thernorn eter
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-11-19
Patents.

WASHINGTON. November 1S.-The Com
missioner of Patents will issue three hun
dred and thirteen new patents for the week
ending Friday next. During the past week
one hundred and seventy-five applications
were filed O.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-11-19

Major General A. j. Smith, Colonel of
the Seventh Cavalry, has been granted six
months leave OF absence.
Brevet Lieutenant Colonel e. w. Smith.
Twenty fourth Infantry.is assigned to duty
as aid to Major General Terry.
Brevet Colonel G. H. Graves, Thirty
Fourth Infantry, is assigned to the same
duty.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-11-19

MUSCULAR SPoRTS.-An exchange says
it may be foolish thing for man to walk
from Portland to Chicago simply to test
his powers of endurance, when he might
turn his muscles to more practical account.
1t may likewise be morally wrong for him
to perform or attempt this feat upon wa
ger. But since men will do things that are
of no practical benefit, and do them fol
money, such feats as that which Weston
has undertaken must be considered COM
paratively, and not in the abstract. Mus
cuIar sports in this country have lately ia
ken pugilistic direction. A few years age
prize fight was something that occurred
only at intervals of months, but now hard
ly day passes that ones ears are not ding.
ed by newsboys bawling at the top of theil
voices" Full account of the prize fight
Pugilism, in fact, is now "the fashion
among large class of the sub-stratum O.
society, and anything that tends to displac,
that fashion by something less objection
able is entitled to commendation. If tha
class who now delight in pummeling on,
another to the consistency of jelly, can b,
induced to test their muscles in less bar
barous manner, humanity, at least, will
be the gamer. And if that much large
class who delight in seeing or readin.
about such disgusting exhibitions as priz
fights, can be induced to drop them fo
something that is not brutal, there will b
q gain tor morality. The furore tina
Weston has created all along his rout
far exceeds anything that has ever re
suited from prize fight. 1t shows tina
while the average of people delight i
muscular sports, they prefer that clas
which is devoid of barbarous features
Weston is making pedestrianism fashion
abie.na Everybody reads and talks abou
him, and everybody expresses the wis
that he may reach the terminus q
his journey s'on time" Other pedestria
matches will naturally grow out OF this ont
and the more this sporting feature is popu
larized, the less pugilism will be relishe(
Walking is excellent exercise, and If pee
pie generally would emulate Weston so ia
as to develop the muscles OF their limbs ju
diciously, the effect would be good. Al
though the trip of Weston is, in some re
spects, open to condemnation, it is SO ia
preferable to prize fights and the like, tha
IL commands relative approval.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-11-19

AN indignant lady, signing her name
Cilly Adler, sister-in-law of the Adler ac-
used of stealing iron from Hayden & Co.,
ienies the soft impeachment and brands
be insinuation as "foul slander by whom
'oever made" and requests the fact to be
mentioned in the STATESMAN ''as q partial
abstraction OF the wrong heaped upon a
member of her family" Mr.. Adler, she
says, is absent. When he returns and is
-took."' we will give the facts as they ap-
oear in evidence.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-11-19

The Tribune's special says Thaddeus
Stevens informed a gentleman who called
on him to-day that he feels stronger at
present than he has felt at any time during
the last five years. He also stated that ne
is in receipt of letters from all parts of the
country endorsing the principal views put
forth in his recent letter ~ -
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-11-19
BATCHELOR'S HAIR DYE

MARI 5-daw6m
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-11-19

The Navy Department has received from
Admiral Farragut report of his reception
at Plymouth, England, and subsequent ar
rival at Lisbon. He has been everywhere
greeted with the greatest kindness and
courtesy.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-02-15
HABITUAL CONSTIPATION.
ow TO EF:sScr A CERTAIN AND PERMANENT

HOW TO EEHScT CERTAIN AND PERMANENT
CURE.
Some occupations Of life predispose to Cosveness os
pecially those which allow but little exercise. Persons
who contracth unfortunate habit body under such
circumstance might possibly be relieved by changing
their sedentay empoyments for others Of more active
kind; but hisis by certain. Hsbitual consti
patton very obstinate disorder. All the ordinary so
called remedies invariably aggravae it. Nothing can be
more injurious than the continued use of strong
apeents. They at first iritate, and finally almost para
lyze the boweB-rendering them torpid that enor-
nous doses of cthnrhc medicines have effect upon
them. mild sperient combined with gentle stmu-
lant is the ueremedy; and combination in the hap
pest proportion Of these ingredients, is found in HOS
LETTERS STOMACH BITTERS. This famous
stomachic invigorates the whole intestinal canal, while
quietly removing from its conyoluhons all impediments
to free passagethrough them. No purgatye has
this double operation. No ordinary stmulan effects tho
desired object Cases of Constipation abandoned as
hopeless by distinguished medical men have been cured
In few weeks by the Bters To those who have tried
all the medicines Of the dispensary in vain, say try
this irresistible stinulant and aperien There is no
sufficient reason why Constipation should re the conse
quence of sedentar, habits. HosTETTER's B1rTERS
by supplying the vebr which would otherwise be de-
rived from exercise will in all enable the system to
perform its excretorJ functions regularly and health
fully February II
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ONE OF THE HOWE GUARD.-A stdraft sneak" h
turned up in Memphis court proceeaags. A new

ONr OF THE HOWE GuARD.-A stdraft sneak" has
turned up in Memphis court proceedings. news
paper Of that city gives the following account:
petition was received from one s. W. Elliott,
praying that his name be changed, setting forth
that he was resident Of Oneida County, n. Y,
when the war began, and named silas E. Smith,
but wishing to avoid the draft he lefs the State,
came to Memphis, and adopted the name Of S.rW
Elliott, and that he and his wife had gone under
that name ever since. He now prayed that his
name be changed back to Silas E. Smith. Judge
Leonard remarked that this was probably the
submitted to the court Justice Creighton moved
that his name be changed, and that Justice
Walker be allowed to name him. daughter. J
Justice Miller moved to take away his name and
leave him without any. Uaughter.) Justice
it whatever; he could change his name forty times
IL he wanted to, but the county court had nothing
to do with it. Dropped under the table.)
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BUSINESS NOTICES.


Auction Sales This Day.
T. DRArTos FoHD win sen this day. at No. Exchange
street, large variety Of damaged articles as they nov
stxnd ON the premises.
MCKAY & ClMpBEIL will sell this day, at their cash
auction house. No. IS Hasel street. opposite new Post
office, at 10 o'clock, quantity Of damaged goods, no
Hons fAnnels resdy.msds clothing liquors, &C.; and
at II O'Clock general assortment Of household furn
ture.
WILBUR Son Will sell this day, at their salearoom
corner Of State and Chalmers Streets at halfpast
o'clock vhiakey sosp Shoes clothing segars butter, &c
A a. ABRAHAs SoNs will sell this day, ct their ssles
room No. IS Hayne street. at IL O'Clock, lot Of damag
ed dry goods, &c. also a lot Of clothing &c.
MILES DRAKE viii sell this day, at his store, corner o
King and Liberty Streets at 10 O'Clock so cases and car
toons Of boots and shoes, to close consignments.
BAqKus Will sell this day, at his store No. 1856 Meet
ing street. at hafpast 10 O'Clock, large quantity of diff
fsrent grades Of tobacco.
I. 8. T. BENNETT will sell this day, near the old
Exchange at IL O'clock 1890 worth Of city sx per cents
in suroa to suit purchasers.
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ESghtyJfue 1housand Dollars Desirable Sec.Titie.
at AUCTION. gsgl,s z:1.s
nv T. m VTNnN FORD. 5rt.a


BY J.DRAYTON FORD,
Hrokor and Communion Agent. ,-.S.,:.
Will be sold by order Of the President and Directors Of
the Emore Mutual Insurance Company OF Charleston.
at the north Of the old Custom House, In the city OF
Charleston, South Carolina, TUESDAY, the 18Th day
OF February 1857, at II O'Clock A. H., without any
manner Of reserve or Limitation, the following valuable
sss,too CHARLESTON AND SAVANNAH RAILROAD
COMPANY SIX PER CENT. BONDS, guaranteed by
State Of South Carolina.
$1,000 CHARLESTON AND SAVANNAH RAILROAD
SEVEN PER GENT. BONDS FIRST MORTGAGE,
SECOND LIEN. ir-1et :SsH.ff s.
$500 SOUTH CAROLINA RAILROAD Six PER CENT.
BOND, redeemable 1858. So,
So, 600 STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA SIX PER OENT
5000 STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA SEVEN PER
$500 CITY OF CHARLESTON SIX PER oENT;sToCK
interest semiannually : :; 49,
$40 CITY OF oHARLEsTON SIX PER CENT. STOCK.
1856 CHARLESTON AND SAVANNAH RAILROAD
COUPONS, State guarantee. - ~:
S22I0 CHARLESTON AND SAVANNAE[i RAILROAD
COUPONS, FIRST MORTGAGE, SECOND LIEN. .F
S216O STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA COUPONS.
$3.50 SOUTH CAROLINA RAILROAD COUPONS. ~
n Shareholders Of the Emore Insurance Company
who may purchase any Of the above securities can have
their presupve interests In the assets OF the Company
credited in settlement, II they 30 deare. 80 g q
January 81 thstu6 6 No. 40 Broad street.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-02-15

TN ADDITION TO OUR BUSINESS OF SELLING
L WINES ETC., i'll original packages and in order to
insure to consumers Pure Liquors In compact and
yenient FORM commenced the enterprise Of bottliug
and packing in cases our well known Wines, Brandes,
Whiskies &c. and have sent thom cut In style that
would preclude the possibility Of their being tampered
with before reaching the purchaser The general appre
citation and gratifying that has rewarded
efforts has encouraged to maintain the standard
confidence and patronage which has been 80 hberaly be-
slowed upon us. D1NINGER 4 CO.,
fEstabEshed 17T8l Importers OF Wines, &c.,
No. l5 Beaver street, New York.
The above popular goods put up In cases contain
ing one dozen bottles each and sold by all prominent
Druggists, Grocers, &C.
Opinions Of the Press,
The name of Bininger Co.. No. 15 Beaver street. ia
guarantee of the exnct and literal truth of whatever they
reprcaent.-N T. Conn., Adrertiser.
The importing house Of Biningcr & Co., No. Is Beaver
street. s conducted upon principles oftegri farness
and the highest honor-N. Y. Euening Express.
GOODRICH, WINEMAN & CO..
No. 15s MEETING STREET,
Opposite Charleston Hot
and
DOWIE & NOISE,
SUCCESSORS TO KING 8; CAsSIDEY,
No. 15l MEETING STREET,
wholesale Agents, Charleston, s. c.
January 80 wfn6moa
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THE TIME To ADVERTISE IN THE
COUNTRY.

The Daily South ca,olinian at Columbia, Is now cent
to every Psoce in the State. Being the ociel paper
Of the State 1t Will be found at the present time espe-
ciay valuable to merchants and others desiring to avail
themselves of very large circulation.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-02-15
UNDER DECREE In EQUITY.

VIII be sold, under the direction Of The undssdspsd or
the old Custom House, In this city, ON TUESDAY the
26th day ofaFebruAsy, 1857 ct IL O'Clock d,
All that EOT OF LAND-on the south eide Of :BioGdi
street in ths CITY measuring in front on Broad street
seventy.fve (75 fest by one hundred and my pb
in depth, be the eaid nes.urements n,ute or iess
r. Savage Howard; noStn on land now or late OF W.
Trapmann, and west on land Of B. O. Pressley and
Shingler. -. =. -
TeSms-A sufficient amount in cash 10 pay the amount
now due upon the bond to the anant xnd ths bal
ance In one and two years, secured by bond Of the p
chaser and mortgage Of the prern1ses with
day Of sale, payable semi Pn9s1 % paS.
for papers, JAMES toffE.IsSs..i:.5;
February5 tut Master tn BGutty.T,.<
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-02-15

TIE ANDERSON PRIsoNERs.-We clip the follow
ing extract from the Washington correspondence
of the Cincinnati Commercial:
Some further facts have recently come to Light
respecting Secretary Stantons connection with the
case of the four South Caroinians found guilty by
Military Commission Of the murder Of three
Maine soldiers in October, 1866. It appears that
General Sckles; that Secretary Stanton, in view Of
the opinion held by tho Supreme Court relative to
the legality OF military trials since the close Of
hostiltes, recommended the commutation Of the
death sentence. The other two, who he says he
believes were the murderers, were properly tried
before military tribunal, justly convicted, but it
did not seem to him proper to recommend their
execution, in view of the opinion which he knew
was held by the Supreme Court. he recommend
ed the confinement Of the prisoners at the Tortu-
gus, but afterward changed the recommendation
to Fort Delaware. He consulted no one but Gen
eral Townsend as to the proper place of imprison-
ment, and recommended Fort Delaware because
he thought it on the whole the best OF the military
prisons for that purpose. He never for moment
anticipated that the civil courts would interfere
with them there.
When the writ Of habeas corpus was issued, he
instructed the ofSeer to make the proper returns
and decline to deliver up the prisoners. BE does
not state what orders, If any, we're sent to the Of
feers by the Attorney General, at the instance OF
the President. nor does he say anything about the
influence brought to bear upon the President to
secure the removal Of the prisoners from the Tor
tugas to Fort Delaware.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-02-15

PURCHASERS wishing to secure q pure and un-
aiulterated Peruvian guano can do so through
Nossrs. KMsMAN & HOWELL, No. 153 East Bay,
w:io a1s receiving the genuine article from the
P:sIuyian Government Agent. See their advertise
mont in another column.
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ka3:|!E Ri N s;$ Soar
GIVE TIA FAIR TRIAL.

rTlHIs SOAP REQUIRES ONLY TO BE USED TO
J. prove its superior quality. Use it as you would
any common Soap. Try it and you will be convinced
that tits superior to any other Hrtice in market For
Marufactused By TAYLOR & YOUNG, No. 1855 Front
street, New York. For sale by
GRUBER & MARTIN,
No. 2a6 King street
q. BISCHOFF CO.,
No. 1877 East Bay
GEO. W. WILLIAMS 4 CO.,
Corner Church and Hayne streets.
January % wfm6Ino
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-02-15

COURT OF CHANcERr-Chancellor LEsEsNE pre-
siling.-No business of public interest was trans
acted yesterday. The Court was occupied until 1
P. NJ in hearing motions, when the case Of BAaoK-
LIZ U.s. BARcKLEy, q question on demurrer for a
bill, was called and the argument of the different
Counsel consumed The time until the adjournment.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-02-15

Fact Worth Knowing.
The best investment for invalid, who suffers from
debility or loss Of appetite Ia bottle of PANBNNs he
patio Bers as it will be to give relief For sale BY
all Druggists.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-02-15

notice. se,:. Is; "a ee;;ssSS e;sSs7ss 81
Sales EVERY EVENING at O'Clock, by KIIROY kCo,l
No Sss Kingstreet Of general assortment OF DRY
GOODS Olohing Fancy Goods, JewelryS Boots and
Shoes Cutlery Perfumery and sospA Februszya -
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-02-15

PATENT MEDICINES have become synomomous
with humbug, and lead many to hesitate about
using preparation because.it is advertised. We
cannot agree in condemning all, merely because
some unprincipled quacks aim to palm of their
nauseating stlr on credulous humanity. There
are some prsparations, one Of which We will in.
stance, PEcroRIAI BALM, that is deserving Of pub
lie patronage, being prepared by askilful chemist,
Dr. MARsDEN, and is without donbt the best Ex-
pectorantk known. For sale By all druggists.
MARsDEais PICTORIAL BALM never fails to re-
Heve and cure. -
DoWIE & NOISE, Agents.
GOODRICH, wNEMAE & CO., Agents.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-02-15

Underlorite7'S Sale.
By j.. DRAYTON FORD,
Broker and Aucttoneer.
Will be sold ct No. Exchange street THIS DAY, the
18th inst ct II O'Clock A. NJ, account Of all con-
earned, the following articles as they now stand, in
damaged condition. at the burnt store, No. Exchange
street, z;.z.55ss 5l5@s
ABOUT 50 PAIRS WINDOW WaASHES-aLAZED. = -
About A Panel and Moulded White Pine Doors.
About 1000 White Pine Clapboards.
About 1000 Spruce Pine ptcfets. s5-r.z. .
About 1000 feet Of Oak and White Pine pinch Pianks
and Pinch Strips, and by 4-inch Spruce scsntling.
shingle Mschine-slIghtly damaged.
1pisoe Line shafing about 15 feet long, with Coup
lngs. s:sers -i.-7-,-'5 F.sis =,
I Lot Ploughs. ls,7ssl .sslg.-.- slg.--5 s. .l.;s
/ box valuable, heavy Trace and Log Chxins, with
single and double trees-slghtly damaged. s.
Circular Saw Mill, without Saw ta
Conditions cash. .-: ~
Fa1,r1Jarv TX