The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-12-26
Christmas Greetings from our Exchanges.

We tran sfer to our columns some OF the KIND
things said of The DAILY Nrws by It's cotempo-
raries of the press on the occasion rfthe reduction
of the price of subscription:
From the Cheraw Advertiser.l
The CHARLESTON NEws.-Our readers will re-
collect that some time since Messrs. Riordan,
Dawson e. Co., became proprietors OF the above
paper. Since that time it has, by the untlrlnS
energy of these gentlemen, attained a position Sc,
cond to no other paper IN the South. NO ehort
has been spared to give the latest reliable news
from all sections of the country. Every depart
ment of the paper has been subject to a thorough
and beneficial change, and the price has been re-
duced to six dollars for the daily, and three for the
tri-weekly.
Iron the Abbeville Banner.
To the attention of our readers we wish to bring
the announcement Of the proprietors OF the
CHARLESTON DAILY News, that after January l.,
1865, their journal will be furnished to subscribers
at the low rate of six dollars per annum, in adj
vance, and the TRI-WEEKLY NEWS at three dol
lars" None of our country friends, who wish to
keep up with the daily current Of events, should
fail to avail themselves of this opportunity to
obtain a valuable daily newspaper. Since the
recent change in the proprietorship of the NEWS,
the character of the paper has been entirely
changed. If W c donot always agree with Its views
on questions of political principles and pollcy, we
nevertheless regard it as an excellent and high
toned Southern journal. AS q newspaper, 1T Is
now one of the best. We extend to Its proprletors
best wishes for success i'll this enterprise, whlcn
is for the benefit of the reading public.
From the Sumter News.l
The inducements offered by the CHARLESTON
News, for the coming year, are unequaled. Inc
price of the daily paper is reduced to Six dollars
a year, thus placing within the reach OF every one
a handsome sheet, we'll conducted, spicy, and 1ul
of general informatlon-in tact, all that q newspa-
per should beat fifty cents a month. The pro"
prietors intend also, for the benefit OF their coun-
try friends, to issue a tri-weekly sheet. 10 war
rant them in asking such unusually low rates, they
announce their intention of adhering to a cash
systematic only proper oasis to go on. Messrs.
Riordan g. Dawson have made their paper deserv-
edlY a universal ~favorite, and it requires no pro-
phetic spirit to predict for them a continuance LII
tie career OF success, which their activity has
marked out.
From the Yorkville Enquirerl
THE "CuARLEsToN DAILY NEws."-The proprie-
tors of tho above popular journal announce, that
on and after the first of January, 1868, the d@lly
will be furnished to subscribers at six dollars"
per year, and the trf-weekiy at "three dollars"
This will render it the chez past t~irst-class daily
paper in the Southern States, Of which w know
anything about. The NEWS is q live paper, tuiy
up to the spirit of the age, and az investment OF
six dollars in this way will pay 6 rousing dividend.
Subscriptions left at the Enquirer Office will be
promptly forwarded.
From the Sumter watchman.l
lhE OhAlSLESION DAlL1 NEMo "
valuable paper, the change of proprietorship and
improvement of which We some time since noticed,
ann unces that OH and after the first OF January,
1865, it will be published at 'six dollars o year,
pay BILE in advance. 1t also announces that there
will be no diminution in the amount or interest OF
the reading matter in any department, and that 1t
will be the constant effort and pride OF its conduc-
tors to make it, day by day, more full, reliable and
enter aining--the spirited compend OF the worlds
news. the mirror of local life, and the mouthplece
of ON an1iohtana1 aDd liberal publIc OniniOn. At
this price the NEWS becomes tho cheapest daily
in the state, if not in the whole country. Its en-
terprising proprietors, Messrs. Riordan, Dawson
& Co., have our best wishes for continued and in
creasinS success.
From the Wilmington Journal
The proprietors of this favorite paper have re-
duced the subscription to six dollars" per annum.
In connection with the daily issue q tri-weekly will
be added, beginning with the new year. The
NEWS has always been q frs-class paper, and slnco
the late change in its ownership its politics has
been Of the most approved conservatism. Its
editorial columns are riarked with ability and
vigor, and it's news deps rtment is second to mono
in the South.
from the La ncaster LEDGER
The CHARLESTON DAILY NEws.-The proprietors
Of this deservedly popular paper announce that
with the opening Of he new year, the price OF
subscription will be reduced to six dollars" q
year, thus placing !. within the reach of a much
lager circle of re9 iers. The News is decidedly
one of the first pr pers in the country ana deserves
to be literally pftronized.
[tro n the Orangeburg News.l
THE CHARJ SION DAILY NEwS.-This welcome
visitor to our sanctum comes with the annouce-
ment of re- uced rates of subscription, as our
readers will observe by referring to our advertis-
ing column s. Messrs. Riordan, Dawson & Co.,
the enterprising proprietors, are determined to
keep pace With the spirit of the age and for their
efforts deserve that which is the best encourage
.ment-Success. W. believe in the principle OF
Glow rates and cash 10 advance" and we trust
that the CHARLESTON DAILY NEWS will prove the
efficacy of the system. Messrs. r., D. d Co., viii
also publish the TRI-WEEKLY NEWS, at S3.OO pei
annum.
From the Savannah ADVERTISER
On and after the first of January the CHARLES
TON DAILY NEWS is to be reduced to "six dollars
per annum. The News is an excellent paper, and
this change will doubtless add much to its already
large patronage.