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NOTICE,

NOTICE. ...s
OFFICE OF THE CAPTAIN OF PULICE,l =
CHARLESTON, S. c., May %, 1868.
PARAGRAPH II. o. ORDINANCE TO REGUlATk
the "CIransing of Priyes and Vaults" forbids the
use of barrels in OF On carts and wagons and parties ap
plying for license required to provide closed carts
suitable for the purpose. All persons, therefore, wn"
,rpsc taking Jobs of the kind hereby required to
bring their carts to main gua house for inspection be.
,orc 9nnlyipg for license Z. Is. SIGWALD,
NAV ~ .mo Captain Of Police.
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FLOUR, FLOUR, FLouR.-We call attention to the
sale of flour advertised in this mornings issue by
Messrs. STENHoUsE & Co. This flour embraces
every brand known to the purchaser, and are all Of
them from this years wheat. Messrs. sTENHousE
& Co. are in daily receipt Of this -four, and are
prepared to supply their customers with any
quantity.
VAST QUANTITIES OF IVORY DEsTRoyED.-Thou-
sands OF teeth that might last life time lost
every year, simply because the parties concerned
either forget or do not appreciate tho fact that
sozodont, duly applied, ronders tho dental sub
stance proof against decay. tuthsS
ELYSIUS.
new and important remedy for married ladies
Circulars can be obtained and the article supplied
upon application to the wholesale agents.
DOWE & NOISE,
Southern Drug House, No. ISL Meeting street.
April II thstu3mo,
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The Time to Advertise I'm the Country.
THE PH9Mx has q large circulation throughout the
middle and upper Districts Of the STATE Advertising
rates as reasonable the strngeny Of the money mar
ket will warrant Merchants and others Wishing TO use
the columns Of the papor will address
JULIAN A. sELDY. Proprietor,
February % - Columbia, s. G.
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TIE regular monthly meeting of the ''Catholic
Institute" will be held this evening at o'clock, in
the basement room Of st. Paul's Church, Society
street. lecture will be delivered after the trans
action Of business.
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Steamer Nab q. Auction.
BY r., NJ. MARSHALL & BRO.

THIS DAY, July H. at II O'Clock, will be sold at the
foot OF King street,
The steamer NAB, with her Boilers and Machinery all
in perfect order Her capacity 29 TONS being "a feet
by depth of hold feet built Of oak carries 100 bales
of cotton.
Condihons-Hslf cash; balance by bond in one year,
bank interest secured by mortgage of the vessel Pr
chaser to pay us for papers. July IL
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A Novelty.

The latest and most eectua remedy for the cure OF
debility, loss Of appetite, headache torpor of the liver
etc., is PANKNIN.s HEPATIC BTTTERs. For sale by
all Druggists. tn .
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STANLEY G. TROTT, P. NJ.

PERsoNAL.-Gen. NJ. G. BUTLER, Ex-Governor
n. L. BoNHAN, and the Hon. VIM. a. TREsooT ar
rived in this city last night and stopping at the
Mills House.
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RAILR DADS.
AND COLUMBIA Rail-
ROAD COMPANY

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TREAsURERs OFFICE COLUMBIA, S. c.,)
JULY 9TH, 1867.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE G. 4 c. II.
IN R. co. are now prepared to EXCHANGE TIIEil
BONDS AND CERTIFICATES OF INDEBTEDNESS er-
dorsed the State Of South Carolina under tho Act Of
the Legislature December 90 1866 for their Bonds and
Coupons past due, secured by mortgage, commonly
known as the "frst mortgage"
Also for their Bonds and the Coupons on them that
may be due endorsed by the State under the Act of the
Legislature of January 28h, 1861, which are headed
"Ccnfeder8te States of America"
Also for their Bonds and Coupons past due known as
Bonds" at for three provided for
10 said Act Of December Goth, 1866.
Holders Of "Non mortgage Bonds and Coupons" past
DUE who prefer will be allowed to take for them in
change the Bonds and Certificates of Indebtedness OF the
Company, secured bv q second mortgage at par.
Bonds and Certificates of Indebtedness secured by
second mortgage will also be rendered to all parties
having any other class of claims against the Company in
payment. JOHN G. EDWARDS,
) Treasurer
s All papers in the State that advertise for the Com
pany will Please give the above Hour insertions
July9
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AUCTION salts!
PosuiUe Estnte Buildings and Lot.
l n ~ nnHnrRRR e. SII1slY..

.gslF by BOWERS & sIIC0x.
Will be sold THIS DAY, 11th inst, ct the Old Post
office Broad street, at II O'Clock,
ALL THAT LOT, PIECE, OR PARCEL OE LAND,
with the buildings thereon. situate lying and being on
the east side of Coming street. between Morris and Cam
Streets measuring and containing In 'front.' on Com
ing street. 81 feet 81 inches more or less and on the
back line 80 feet moro less in depth from east to
west 146 feet more less butng and bounding TO the
north lands OF Richard White to the east on lands OF
-, to the west on Coming street, to the south on
lands Of -. Purchaser to pay B. & s. for papers
Conditions cash. July II
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WILLIAM BROOKBANKS,
ELDER G. BROWN,

Eh MANUFACTURERS AND PATENT.
~ EES OF the celebrated COMBINATION
5sSJ r., CRADLE AND EiBY TENDER, Pro-
bTT4s sy N1pelIimg ltorses aud sll kinds Of Rock.
%xlGi g. Ing Horses, Invalid Chairs. with double
L4NC I aud single wheels, from $25 TO $4b;
UhidroD's Carriages. Fancy and Vanished Wagons,
Fsncy Sui ns Invalid Carrisges made to order Fancy
Propeller ,1d Baby Rockers NC, &C., life size Horses
made toe Ter.
Depot. 20. 6S8 BROADWAY. Mandatory, NoP. 449,
46O, i5l a 462 WEST STREET, New York.
I,,tol,., y6 thatn1yr
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BUSINESS NOTICES.
Auction Sales ThIs Day.

ALL KINDS OF JOB WORK DONE AT THE DAILY
NEWS OFFICE.
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KEROSENE COOKING STovEs.-In the present
utihtarian age number Of inventions have been
perfected that have tended to decrease all manual
labor. Prominent among these are the Kerosene
Cooking Stoves. Since their introduction they
have become universal fayorites, and have given
universal satisfaction to all who have tried them
Measrs. J. B. DuvaL & Son are the'a agents for this
city, and we refer all who desire procuring an e1-
ceIlent family companion to their establishment,
at No. SS7 King street..
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WHITE lead! WHITE lead !

TUsT RECEIVED, AN INVOICE OF WHITE LEAD.
c IN OIL, which prepared to sell ut Manu-
facturers' prices, for cash, at ARTISTS SUPPLY,
July II thsm3 JOS. w. HARRISON SON.
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FUN FOR ALL!

NULL INSTRUCTIONS By WHICH ANY PERSON
II male or female. can master tho great art OF Ven
riloquisni by few hours practice. making world OF
fun and after becoming experts themselves teach
others, thereby making 1t source OF income. Full III
structons sent by mail for 50 cents Satisfaction guar
amlcCd
Address P. Q. Drawer 81, Troy, N. Y.
MAY Il Tyr
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PosT OFFICE,
CHARLESTON, s. O., July G. 1867.
: After to-day the mails for Northeastern Railroad
win close at o'clock AM, and to-day and after
wards they are expected to reach the Railroad
'Station" at 2:S0 o'clock PM, and to be ready for
delivery at this Office at $50 O'Clock PM, except
on Sunday, when the hour will be from Pm. to z
PM, until further notice.
STANLEY G. TROTT, F. M
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slIs OF 4 STEAMER. We refer all parties inter-
ested to the sale Of the Steamer Nab, which will
take place to-day ct the foot Of King street. under
the auspices of Messrs. R. NJ. MARSHALL q Bro
The Nab is perfect ORDER and is admirably suited
for river steamer, having capacity for one hum
dred bales Of cotton.
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Positive Sale OF Butler, noD landing.
BY It. M. CATER. ...r.rI
VIII be sold, THIS DAY, Browns Wharf, at three
quarters past O'Clock,
76 frkins and tubs STATE BUTTER, now landing.
Conditions cash. July II
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TloR ALL DISEASES THAT REQUIRE .PURGA-s
IL TIVE use Dr. c. G. GARRIsoN's ANTIDYSPEP-t II
TIC PILLS. a,f.a Is faH ,.rs' - - =
Price 25 cents per box. g..5l- -, : z -
For sale, wholesale and retail, at my store, No. nj
South Eighth street. Philadelphia, and by !. 80 '
DOWIE g. NOISE o.l
Z SOUTHERN DRUG HOUSE, -
No. 151 Meeting street, opposite Charleston Hotel -!
July l .-s ...d ~! mths6t
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CouHr or GzNzaA1 SESSIONS AND COMMON
P1RAs-Hon. +. J. Mosrs presiding. This Court
was occupied principally with cases on the civil
docket Of no pubic interest.
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United STATES CoURT-HoN. Gro. g. BRYAN,
presiding.-The jurors answered to their names
A on Yesterday, and the jury not engrossed on
the trial of the pending case were adjourned until
Monday II A. II.
The United States Ds. the Distillery and appur'
tenances found on the premises owned and occu'
nied by ALEX. T. COLLINS, of Barnwell District, So
Ca. information for condemnation as forfeiture
for noncompliance with the Internal Revenue
laws.
On motion Of the District Attorney, D. I. Coz
BIN, Esq, it was ordered that an attachment Df
issued, also monition in two weeks from date.
The case Of DAILY us. FLAuM, for Bankruptcy
vss argued before the Court, but was continued
sor further hearing until to-day.
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Post Once Notice.
PosT OFFICE,
GHARIEsroN 6 O. Inlv G 1857
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Congress passed the Reconstruction Acts, which
form q second scheme Of reconstruction, entirely
distinct in principle and plan from the former. In
tho second plan, Congress assumes control Of the
question Of suffrage, which is extended to all who
can take prescribed oath, and also enforces the
disqualification for Office, which would have been
the penal and conservative feature of the first plan.
Now, il seems to me that the true conservative
guarantee against reaction is in the addition made
to the loyal vote by the enfranchisement Of the
colored people. That being done, the occasion for
the disqualification clause ceases. Hence, the true
solution, believe, is to declare, with universal
| suffrage, general amnesty-nanaing the ercep-
| tons. more liberal amnesty is, in my judgment,
essential to the success Of the Congressional plan
Of reconstruction twill enlarge the range ofpopu-
lar choice for the important judicial executive and
legislative departments Of the State governments,
otherwise inconveniently confined to classes very
few Of whom are tit to hold Office. The people
can surely be entitled to judge and select from
those who took part in the rebellion, the men at
once qualified and sincere in their adhesion to the
new order Of things. Such men, being eligible to Of
fice will have motives to identify themselves with
reconstruction and to support the views OF the ma
jorty Now, moro than over, men of ability and ex-
perience in public business are needed for the
State governments in the South and it is truly un-
| fortunate that at such moment, nearly all who
know anything of public affairs, and especially
those who could fill judicial stations, arc disfran-
chised. This exposes the experiment of general
| suffrage to needless hazards. If tho experiment
fail, it is most likely to fail from the inability Of
| the people to put in Office those who could and
would assure success. 1t would have been advan-
tageous perhaps, to have removed many disafect-
cd persons, especially Judges, Sherffs and Magis-
trates in the execution Of the Sixth Section of the
Act of2d March, if competent successors could
have been found among those who are eligible to
Office. And I would regard the possession now OF
wider field OF choice for civil officers, one OF the
most effective instruments in the execution OF the
military authority conferred upon District Com
manders. AS it is, I find myself prevented as will
the people by and by, from securing for the public
service mon OF aptitude and character, whose re-
pentance is as certain as tho devotion of the most
consistent loyahst. LII truth, the zeal Of some OF
the eoyerts outruns the discretion OF many OF the
faithful. With reference to other practical sug-
gestions st might bo useful if Congress- by one OF
its committees, interrogated the Commanding Off
Of the several Districts upon tho operation OF
the Reconstruction Acts, and d1the,further legisa-
ton required
Very respectfully, d. E. SICKLES.
| mittee, United States Senate.
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A SPARKLING V1srroR.-Our sanctum was en-
livened yesterday by the presence OF an old and
valued friend, lineal descendant OF Dr. Heldsick,
whose jovial countenance made us forget the lapse
of time. But we remembered that time is feeting,
and our guest was soon dccapitated, and while we
quaffed the sparkling beverage we thought OF
the donor and drank long life and continued pros
perity to the Southern Express Company. While
they express such packages as those received by
US their popularity can never fail, and the greatest
harm we wish them is that they may never indulge
in better beverage than the green seal broached
in our den.
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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1867-11-09

Business in this department continues ~ un-
satisfactory ever. While there is yet a COM
paratively large representation here from the
South and West, they manifest no inclination to
purchase goods beyond the most urgent require.
ments. in view of which those who have antici-
pated large and profitable fall trade are sadly
disappointed. The large decline in cotton and
the important fact that the high tariff on nearly
all articles necessitates close economy, added to
the general anticipation of still further de-
cline in domestic manufactures, and the univer.
sal uncertainty and distrust that lie felt concern.
on the part of buyers and to reduce the amount
of business to an unusual low figure. The Huc-
tuations OF gold exert scarcely any influence on
the dry goods market-the fact that goods can
be produced at profit at the present prices of
goods and cotton counteracting any influence
which might otherwise be exerted by the com.
paratively high ruling of gold-though the ag-
gregate sales from week to week are fair, vet
business in detail was scarcely ever more unsat-
isfactory at this time Of the year. In some de-
partments there is almost panic, prices having
been again reduced lg2c per yard-the commits
sion houses and jobbers trying to see who can
sell goods lowest. 1t is a noteworthy fact that
the jobbers have for some time been selling GER
tain good fully 1a@1c per yard below the regu-
lar agents prices. The current prices of many
OF the leading domestic goods, but especially the
leading styles of prints are 1G2c below that cur.
rent week ago, notwithstanding II fair business
Is doing at the reduction, there seems to be no
expectation that the demand is in any way stable,
and prices are still merely nominal.-Nen York
Herald
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The Best New. for Everybody.


We are not going to announce the advent of
the millennium, but Of something very like it
the sale of large stock of ladies' dress goods at
auction, in this city, commencing on Saturday,
Nov. 10Th.
The goods are sent here under the charge of
Samuel E. Miner, who is not Gully personally but
favOrably known to most of the citizens of this
vicinity, as man Of un doubted honor and ntegri.
ty, and who assures us that for STYLE quality and
extent of the stock TO be sold nothing to equal
it has ever been seen in Ottawa, that in a word
our people will have the same variety to choose
from as is offered by the mammoth retail houses
Of Chicago.
The fact of Mr.. Miners having been for many
years engaged in the dry goods business in this
section, enables him to Judge UNDERSTANDABLE.
and his well known character invites public con.
fidence; 80 that We may congratulate our lady
friends upon the opportunity to procure their
winter dresses in a manner SO satisfactory to
their taste and purses.
We refer to Mr.. Miners advertisement: in
another column, and direct especial attention to
the fact that the sale lasts positively but for
week, SO that all who would avail themselves of
this extraordinary opportunity for putting money
in their purses must prepare themselves accord.
ingly. We need say no more to engage the at
tention of every prudent and rejecting mind.
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Current N e ws.

The Henry Republican ssys the Illinois river,
at that point is lower than ever known before
A Maine base ball club is debating whether TO
accept challenge that has been sent from club
in Hamburg, Germany.
A Richmond lady. one Of the first families.
cites an instance of tn. height which negro impu.
dence has already reached. An officer of the
Freedman's Bureau is boarding at her house
One day she answered the door bell. A negress,
in rich array Of rustling silk, asked her to take
dercard up TO 0<orfeer.
The Springfield Republican, says there was
the same source of weakness in New York as
in Pennsylvania. Very likely; Radical weak.
ness.
We regret 70 learn Of the serious illness of
Hon S. S. Marshall, at W ashington, member of
Congress from the l4th district of this State.
The Kankakee coal and petroleum company
have reached the distance af 700 feet, and have
now gone some SO fcet,in strata Of soft slate or
soap stone. :
Overcoats to the knees, very tight pants, like
those worn thirty years ago, and silk hats, with
low crowns and broad brims-such are mems
fashions for the coming season.
Hon. Galusha a. Grow has purchased the
Reno Oil Greek & Pithole railroad. The sum
paid for it is $l2l, 000-about oue-tenth of its
original cost.
There was terrible tornado on lake Erie on
Sunday. Several vessels were blown ashore,
and much damnpe vas done Two man holonr.
ing to the bark P. S. Marsh were blown over.
board and drowned.
The bank of Pettis & Ingalls,, at fremont,
Tazewell county, was broken into on Thursday
night last and robbed Of $1OO,OOO in money and
bonds The burglars are still at large.
The Kankakeetcs are going on "railroad
excursion" to Chicago theatre next Wednes.
day, "for the benefit of one of the churches" of
that place! So say the Kankakee papers.
On Saturday night October s6th, the saloon
owned by Daniel Cosgrove, on Canal Street,
La Sale, was destroyed by fire, and ON the
evening following, the old dwelling house,
built by 1ssac Hardy, also shared the same
fate. 1t is thought these fires were the work of
an incendiary.
Governor Cox has issued q proclamation an.
nouAcing the vote in Ohio on the negro voting
Constitutional Fundamentally were 21G087
votes for the amendment, and 255,340 against it..
The whole number Of votes at tho election was
4S4, 6O3. As all votes not cast for the amend.
ment we're counted against it, It was defeated by
506s9 majority
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By reference to some statistics Of the value Of
the crops in the Northwestern States, recently
published, We that Illinois leads the list and
that her products are nearly as much in value as
those of Wisconsin and Michigan combined
The value Of the products Of the seven States of
which Chicago is the commercial centre, is one
third of the value Of the product Of all the States
in the Union
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RUSAwAY.-We learn with much pain that
our friend John Gray. of La Sale, had run.
away near White * Hanburys brewery week
ago. Mr.. Gray was thrown out of his wagon
and very severely bruised about the head, though
we are pleased to learn his injuries have not
proved dangerous.
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Marrifn.

On Wednesday, Nov 9th at the residence Of the brides
tather, by Rev. Y. n. Lewis, DOUGLAS HAPEMAN, and
ELLA r, daughter Of VIM. Thomas, Esq. All Of Ottawa
No cards.
ot. ls, at the NJ Church, Ottawa, by the Rev. D. J.
Hclines, MI SUSTAIN. u. Rsnde and Miss Nancy j Pesre
WOW by the Rev ID. J. Holmes in the Patronage Of the
~ T. Church. Mr. Rnse y. Bsrtham Of Morris, aud Misc
Columbia Mslny of Ottawa.
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HARD TO FISD-The goslngs Matched by a
tailor's goose; an old maid not willing to marry
young man; an honest congressman or New
York alderman; needle in haystack; or the
foot Of rainbow; but harder than these-than
all-is it to find better, cheaper, or choicer lot
Of boots and shoes than at the mammoth store of
CHILD & Bros.
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Two distinguished philosophers took shelter
under one tree during heavy shower. After
some time, one of them complained that ne felt
the rain Never mind replied the other,
there are plenty of trees; when this one is wet
through We will go to another"
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SOLD OUT-Gec. Butt, Photographer south
Of the Court House, over L. Piergues res.
taurant, has sold his Gallery, which has been
thoroughly renovated, repaired, and improved
and reopened for public patronage, and will be
known hereafter as the Sunbeam Picture Gal.
lery." 4w
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QUESTION::

In what house in Ottawa do you find the greatest variety
OF white goods Linen lawn, cambria jacUuets nansook
percale brlans jacone edgng and nsertngs, richardson's
Irish linen pillow linen, table dalnlsk bleached and
brown linen napkins, Scotch diapers bird, eye incn ucka
buck and Russia towlng linen handkerchies hcnsttched
anC embroidered embroidered curtains linen and cotton
holland for curtains and thousand and other articles
too numerous to mention! The universal answer is
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Custom Mills. Always on hand, winter wheat,
rye. Graham and buckwheat -four; also, all
kinds Of feed, and plenty of it, at the Custom
Mills.
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See the advertisement Offering for sale or to
rent the present residence of DR.. o. p Hattie.
way, in East Ottawa We understand DR.. II. is
about to move to Chicago, and offers the proper.
" al q bargain.
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STREAToR.--This is the new name Of the new
town started near the Vermillion coal beds. We
observe a hack has been put upon the road from
Ottawa TO Streator. The town is growing won.
derfully.
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AT REDDICK & GILLEN'S,
QUESTION::

Where west Of Chicago, will you find that Year bottom
dollar will buy the greatest variety Of Domestic sach
brown and bleached shceug, best quality of ticking denms
of all makes. drills stripes and checks cotton flannel, mer
mack prints aud calico Of all manufactures carpet warp cot
ton yarn, wadding, burlaps, Sc, &c;