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DIRECTORY.
Religious Services, Ellsworth

Rev. DR.. Teuney's Church. Con greg nationalist: -
For enoon and afternoon service: forenoon COM
mencng at past 10 O'Clock, afternoon at II past
2 O'Clock. Lecture in the evening al the chapel
Baptist. Rev.F. T. Lakewood Bible Glass, IN
der the direction of Mr.. Lakewood, in the fore
noon at Ia past 10. sabbath School nc o'clock !;
afternoon service a. IA past o'clock; evening
service at 10 past z.
Unitarian. Rev. W. II. Savarv sabbath Schoo
at l2 past 10 O'clock, A. RI; Sermon ri - past
O'Clock, Z. N. Afternoon al II past O'clock.
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TThe Portland Press learns that Govern
or IA amberlain has sent an earnest request to
the Government that Admiral Farragut. who
is now in the Mediterranean, may be instructed
to send United states ship to transport the
suffering JaIa eolonists to THEN Old Acn4e ~
Maine.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1867-09-06

M Branch Mails close i-4th oil an hour before ue
parture.
Western Mail-Arriyes Daily, Except Monday At
5 O'Clock, a. NJ. Departs DanY, except sunday
at II 30'clock. T. N.
Eastern Mai Arrives Daily, except Saturday az
II o'clock, z. ". Departs Daily, except Monday
at 3 H. o'cock, r. NJ.
Bucksport and Belfast-Arrivcs Monday, wedncs-
lay and Friday, nj O'Clock, Il. VI. Departs Tues
day, Thursday ard Saturday, at o'clock, A. VI.
sullivan and Nara gus--Ar1iyes Mond Y, W I'd
nesdsy and friday, al ) o'clock r. u. Departs
Tuesday, Thursday and saturday, 81 SOCK, a NJ.
Mount Desert-ArIivcs "Wednesday anil saturday,
al " O'Clock, NJ Departs Tuesday and Friday, at
10 O'Clock, A. NJ.
Castine-Arrives Monday and Thursday, at Ia
O'Clock, T.. NJ. Departs Tuesday and Friday, at
o'clock, \. ".
Trenton Polut-Arrives saturday, at II o clock, A
NJ. Departs saturday, AZ O'clock T. r.
Great Pond-Arrivcs saturday at u O'Clock, =. II.
Departs Friday at O'Clock. a. NJ.
OFFICE HoUlis IRON to Il a. ~, and from to
IL p. NJ, except sunday.) sunday from 8 III
to 10 Ii A. II.
Il Mutt m
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1867-09-06

SUPREME JUDICrAL--At Ellsworth, commencing
on the 4ih Tuesdays of April and Oct.
COUNTY COMMISSION ERS-N Ellsworth, com
meHcing the 18th Tuesdays of Jan, April and
Oct.
PROBATE CoURTs-EllsworN.. LIST We'd. in Jan.
Feb. Aug, sept. and Dec. Sd Wed. in June; 4th
ed. in April; 4th Tues. in Oct. Buekspori-lst
Wed. in lay; Sd We'd in sept, and Jan. Blue
hill-lst Wed. IN July and Nov.
Tenth Agricultural Cattle Show and Fair,
at the Fair Grounds, Tuesday, Wednesday and
Thursday, october lst III and Sd, 1851.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1867-09-06

The Castine Brick Company have burnt
thrs. kilus Of brick and now burning the fourth.
Each Kiln contains 200,9oo bricks.-t Argas.
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For the Evening Star.

Mr.. Editor Il perceive by the published
report OF the proceedings OF the Democrat
L. County Convention that my name WAS
presented candidate for the Office Of
Resi>ter.f Probate. the office which now
hold by Executive appointment. am not
indifferent To any expression of saii>fac-
ion with my Official conduct. burrieued rs
tic Office has been since my appointment
by new and per, .lcNing duties. and there
fore e I'll :d,rigl to tae Convention for the
compiilne paid me. Bat having AWAY
acted a'i,ei ~ upon political questions to
fhe parry whioa represents; aai having
no elaln, Hpai. ticir sd.iiase, cannot per-
lmt nav namr Ia be used Il their candidate
Therefore respectfully decline IA be con-
sidtrrl as a candidate for the above named
office. Truly,
a. B. HOLDEN.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1867-09-06

How A TRUE UNION MAN ACTs.-Mr.
Holden was the acting Register of Probate
for Cumberland county. and WAS csnd-
date for a nomination aud VAS defeated
Whercupon the Democrats took him up.
thinking to make a split in the party &c
Mr.. Holden, seeing what Use he was being
put 10. publishes the following card in the
Port land papsrs.
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Executive Nj ANSIoN.

tn Second Military District;
EXECUTIVE MANSION.
WASHINGTON. ID. c.. Aug. Is. 1867. !
Brevet- Major-Geu. Edward K. 5. Canby
is hereby assigned to the command of the
Second Military District. created by the
Act of Congress OF March 3 1867. and of
the Military Department of the South. en-
bracing the States OF North Carolina and
South Carolina. He will as soon as prac-
ticable relieve Major-Gen. Daniel E. Sick
les. and on assuming the command to which
he is hereby assigned, will. when necessa-
~ to a faithful execution of the laws. eXer-
else any and all powers conferred by acts
OF Congress upon District Commanders.
and any and all authority pertaining to of
ticers in command of military departments.
Major-Gen. Daniel E. oickles is hereby re-
lisved from the command of the Second
Military District. The Secretary of War
ad interim will give the nerrss ary instruc-
tons to carry this order into effect.
ANDREW JOHNSON.
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FOR GOVERNOR.
JOSHUA L. CHAMBERLAIN.
COUNTY NOMINATIONS:

COUNTY NOMINATIONS:
For Senator'S:
ALEXANDER FULTON,
JOSEPH II. WEST.
For Sheriff:
ANDREW b. SPURLING.
For County Attorney:
LUClLlUS A. EMERY.
For County Commissioner:
JOSEPH T. HINCKLEY.
Tor County Treasurer:
CHARLES W. TILDEN.
Tor Register Of Deeds;
JOHN o. SARGENT.
For Representative:
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1867-09-06

THE REMOVAL or GEN. slCkLEs.-Ihe
following is the order of the President re-
moving Gen. Sickles FROM tile command Of
tn Second Military District;
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-Castine has q new hotel called the Hog
don House, kept by Hoiatlo Hogdon Esq.-IAf-
res.
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Post Omce Regulation

Eastern and Western Mail closes at O'Clock. r
NJ Branch Mails close i-4th OF an hour before dc
parture.
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Yours very truly
THOMAS w. HYDE.

bhNt'ok Aug. -. iSDI.
BRO. WATEGHorsE.-I understand that
n charge is brought against Bro, Emery.
your partner. that during certain stages Of
the war he was wanting in LOYALTY of feel
ing towards the government. | desire 10
say in reference to this charge. that during
the years 1862 and 3. he WAS student AT
law IN my office very nearly to the time of
his going p Ellsworth.-that at no time
durAg his stay with me did he ever utter
any word savoring of dislovalty. but on the
contrary was faEy in sympathy with the
cause of the Union.
have been dstonished TO hear that any
doubt existed on the subject. and desire to
do what | can to dispel the doubts if any
really exist.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1867-09-06

Nix. EDIfoR.-I crave little space for
personal" thaye hitherto scarcely no =
ticed The silly assertions OF certain puiiii-
clans in regard to my political faith pres
ent and past. After my being pronounced
orthodox by Gov. Chamberlain, last winter,
and again by the large and able Republic
can convention of the 2lst. ult. such asser-
tons ought TO be dropped: yet. ifitis neces-
sary in order to satisfy the doubling Thorn
asses" am willing to make "a public con-
fession of faith"
My political sentiments. previous to my
residence in this county, will appear from
the following letters. one from Gen. Hyde
now on the Governors Staff.-thc other
from distinguished Lawyer of Bangor.
The originals. with others of like tenor, can
be seen at my office.
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BATH Anc. 10. 1867.

DEAR EMERY.-Your reed. remem-
Der well your earnest. sound Republican
Aug. 1861. also remember your zeal at
the outbreak of the war.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-01-14
TEE IMPEACHMENT OF TIE PRESIDENT

The Washington Republican, speaking Of Mr..
ASHLEY, tho man who introduced tho resolution
II Congress fos the impeachment OF The Psesi-
dent, says he was, some time ago, engaged in
some very dishonest acts, which were brought
to light before Committee Of tho House Of
Representatives in 1868. A report submitted
to the House by this Committee, on the 2sth
February, 1868, shows that Mr.. ASHLEY was
charged with corrupt official conduct and
only escaped punishment by ''tlaw in the
in,listmcnt" He was accused Of obtaining an
Office for ssconsidcration previously made, 7
and escaped because it was not exactly proven
that the consideration had been previously
agreed upon There was no question, how
ever, but that the fraud had been committed.
ASHLEY, it seems, had procured the appoint
mcnt of one F. NJ. CASE as Surveyor General
Of Colorado Among his letters to CASE, re-
ferring to the appointment, IS one in which he
says that "the office would enable a good dusi-
ness man to make fortune, and that he 1rantco
his (AsuLEY' 81 brother as chief clerk He also
saws, in another letter to CASE, that he want.
to unite with him in all land speculations ana
torn sites.
This is the precious scoundrcl who wishes tc
impeach the President. We conjecture that il
would be found generally that, like the French
revolutionists, many of the leaders of the
present revolutionary Congress are men whose
characters will not stand the scrutiny Of invcs
tigation The revolution has brought the cor,
ruptest men to the surface, and the high places
are filed by them, to the disgrace Of the natior
and the general disturbance Of the order, peace
and prosperity Of the land.
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PUBLIC NOTICE. I'M
OFFICE OF CITY TREASUR,

PUBLIC NOTICE.
OFFICE OF CITY TREASURY,
DUBL1c NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN That UNDER
the following Ordinance licenses have boon prepared
for delivery from this Once. 8. THOMAS,
SEC: l. Be It Ordained BY the Aayor and Aldermen in
cry cs'ea asssmoted That from land after the hrst dny
and wagons. used for private domestic purposes in
the same manner and according to tho provisions
now Of force in relation to drays wagons
cart dray or wagon, shall be provided with badge
tanning the number thereof and marked f11pa to be
SEC q No person shan be taken by the Treasurer az
surety TO any bond under the Ordinance concerning Il
eensss for carts days wagons and other carriages
SEC g. The following shal hereafter be the rates for
Licenses for public and private carts drays wagons &c.
mcnnng the horses OF mules used thereof which shal
PUBLIC cAsEs ~. s.ys, &c, OF THogE EHpLoxgn N ANY
RvsrNEss wHAIEvEn, ToR H1RE DIRECT nzDaEor.
For every cart dray wagon. drawn by horses or
For every hack and carriage With two wheels, saG
For every hack and carriage with four wheels, $40
SVs7y ss.sy or omnibus iexosps nne omn1nus,.
For every stage omnibus Except line onanibus),
drawn by four horses, $50. 5 1g-l n
For every truck drawn by to horses or mulea
For every express drawn BY two or moro horses
Y For every bread cart or wagon, Is. N5,55
Eor every cart, dray sagon used for private or do
meatic PURPOSES and not to be employed in the trans
porfng OF goods wares. merchandise lumber, any
other commodity, for compensation, either directly or
indirectly for the sa,ne she rsy license the sum OF
50, exclusive OF the morse mule. ~ .5'1
Ratified IN City Council, this 18th dry Of Janunry
T. IN t5e year Of our Lord one thousand eight hum
z 5.t dred and sixty-six- .e5 s.,3. 5Jl s-; 1 n
January s. W. B. SMITH, Clerk Of Council.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-01-14

LARGEST C1RCULArION.-The DAILY
News publishes the Official List Of Let
ters remaining IN the Fostc6;ics at the end
Of each accch;, ogreca6ly to The. Jouo'cin9
section Of the Neao Posto6ice La7c, as The
newspaper haOing the largest circulation IN
the City, Of Charleston:
SECTION And be It further enacted That Lists Of lot
ters rcmaining uncalod for In any Postoce In any
shall hereafter bc published only in the newspaper
which, being published weekly ofener. shall havo tn
Office gs.- ."H@
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Ii O Z Ell s.
VICTORIA HOTEL,

+. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Proprietor.
TWIs HoTE. Is NOW OPENED ON THE EUROPEAN
Il PLAN. It has been remodelled and refuruished
throughout travelling public transient vintors or
others will End in It all the luxuroa Of FIRST CLASS
ESTABL1sHAENT. combined with tho comforts Of
home. @s
Tho location 10 Of the most airy and pleasant for
summer. Billiard Saloon for the lovers health
ful exercise Is attached pains or expense spared to
give entire satsacHon .... r. OPDEBECK.
Nav ID "'ftE . D..
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NJ EETl N G s !.

TUE ONE HgNDREpTH AMP mp F FIRST T ANS1yEEsARY AM 1yEEAY
6rated on Wdne.ay ne. 10th inst ut tho Hall OF the
NJ t Society .s.ee s The IN members viii
poll for the election of ofcre for the ensuing year
VIII BIO opened at O'Clock, and closed Mt 8 P. NJ.
January Il JNo. A. BLUM. Secretary.
Gom1IssIoNERs OF 1IARKET:
A SPECIAL MEETING OF THE COMMISSIONERS
~ OF AAREEr will be held This Day. at o'clock.
January IA Chief Clerk.
TNHE REGULAR MONTHLY MEETING OF YOUR
Company will be held It Market Hall. THIS Erening:
memberis desired, as business Of importance Will bo
submitted.
January1 II Secretary Etna Ftro Company.
PALMETTO FIRE ENGINE COMPANY.
A 1TEND AN EXTRA MEETING OF YOUR COM
~ PAN5, to be he'd THIS Monday EOei"s. 18th inst,
order Of the REas RESsseo! s.,t,r
hSPSF e1 4as Nj Il tobaE Will VI BE
~ held at Masonic Hall, This Evening" at o'clock
precisely Candidates for the E. 4 Degrees will please
By order VIM. WIN. A. GIBSON.
January II Secretary.
INSURANCE AND TRUST COMPANY OF
T1HEE ANNgL MEETING OF THE sIocKHoLDERs g % I De s
Broad street. This Day. 14th instant, at II O'Clock NJ.
At the same time and place an election for FIFTEEN
DIRECTORS to tho ensuing year will be held.
Polls opened at II O'Clock and closed at P. n.
! gaE J. L. HONOUR.
January IA thrn4 Secretary nnd Treasurer.
| THE FRENCH PROTESTANT CHURCH OF
@ CHARLESTON.
| TTyHE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE CORPORATION
4 will be held at tho Church This Afternoon,
| tho 1Ath instant at 4H O'Clock.
@o fes1 DANIEL RAVENEI. JR
January IA Secretary and Treasurer
I. Q. Q. F.-R. w. GRAND LODGE OF TEE
@ STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
| TTHR ANNUAL COMMUNICATION OF THIS GRAND
Body will be ho1don In this city Wednesddy 18th
instant. commencing at 3 AN. The Officers and Mem.
| bors will take due notice thereof #a5
| By order Of the NJ W. g. NJ. t,.&4 s.sG.@.
| .@-@ JNO. q. EONOUR, JE-, NJ. D.,
! January ~ &. Grand Secretary
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-01-14

p- Aa communications intended for publication IN
this ;o77aai mus be addressed TO 0lc EGator Of the
DAILY Ne,ca No. 1S Hayne-strea, Charleston, S. G.
Business Communications TO Publisher OF Douy
Ne1cs.
We cannot undertake to return rejected conazaunica
tons.
Advertisements outside of the city must be dccompd-
MED 1cilh tho cash.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-01-14

A T PRIVATE sALE-A FINE FARM, In
n GOOSE CREEK PARISH, containing g. acrea of
land, - OF which cleared and under fence;
ance well wooded. This place is situated miles from
Charleston, the State Road. and within quarter Of
milo OF the Northeastern Railroad. There IL
chard on the place. ...T -a
For information apply to au!t
g Dr. n. BAER
December II No 1s1 Meeting street.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-01-14

DKMoREsr's advice, and wear looser "elastics' at
the kroe, thicker underclothing and more OF it,
and thicker walking boots. These are the pro-
cesses which mako women happy and undertakers
Il, Z" IT,
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-01-14

sE4 MASONIC FEMALE COLLEGE,.
...--v COKESBURY, 8. G. 5
NaE ExERC1sEs IN THIS COLLEGE WILL BE
resumed the Ffrst Monday February An cflctent
and fun corps OF Teachers viii employed under the
Faculty. u |-7-' b --' '''N'' &- = 80
The low rataa Of Tuition the location Of the College
togetar With tho many xdvanagss for securing sys-
fertor TO no Institution In the South. :, ,s 17-I
Good Board oan be obtained 1t from twelve to fifteen
oouaSs PEI uaonth For further Information, address
' t = @. F. F. GARY,
January "a - ->->1 = ''e.A-"S A'es
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-01-14

NIGHT SCHOOL. ,.s .&aI
nN AND AFTER MONDAYTH TIE ExERCIsEs OF TIE
w s1bscttbefs' School win be conducted at No. s64
KING STREET east aide, door south Of George at
MhSn %iaSs, Pc aght a Writing and the
Arithnetc, Algebra, Geometry ac Political Economy
Rheeortc, Logic, 10, Ac.ss i: s7.: a .-'
y Terms moderate. Apply - above. s.33 G
DoTY & suERFEsEE.1
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CITY OFFICERS,

a5 oFE1CE CLERK. OF COUNCIL. !
A IL CITY oTT1oERs WHO ARE RE2uiRFD !; hSst; 70
~ give bonds are hereby notified to cali It this once
a4d execute the same by the next meeting Of Council
which VIII be held 18th inst Those nfine to do so
ehsir Offices win bs declared vacant g, T,als :4 Z
By order. tEarsf-ss s,i iy.E.i iUIg5-2Ta " n a6TTH
5i January 8 sS99 sa2 2ta; . f5l Clerk Of Councn III
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-01-14

January

MRS. Carroll. 80
HAVING RETURNED TO TIE CITY, OFFERS HER
~ services as TEACHER Of the Piano and Vocal Musio
Apply at No. 81 WENTWORTH STREET. nj: a.
i, Decarobar 10 'I.ES- --,'-'i 25
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70 R SALE.

LlOR SALE, TWENTY LARGE, FAT,
II and 5-year old broke MULES; and THIRTY s
and yoar old sale at Mills House Stable Apply
to R. ". CARTON. January Il
TOR RsALE.-ATHOROuGH BRED MARE.
IL Apply at southwest corner OF State and Chalmers
streets. mwf3 January IA
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-01-14
EDVCATl0M MAIL,
ABBEvILLE MALE SCHOOL,

AEBEVILLE MALE SCHOOL,
EDWARD h MILES, Principal.
TUVHE EXERCISES OF THIS SCHOOL WILL BE RE
IL sUMED on 7th January, 1867. Scholastic year
iyided into two sessions Of six months each No pupil
taken for less than one session. "1$ -
Z half at close Of session. ~
Good Board in respectable families can be obtained at
moderate rates For further parcuars apply r. s1ers
December 81 #4- ma
STATE NORMAL AND HIGH SCHOOL,
ESEABLISHED BY THE LEGIsLATURE FOR THE
INSTRUCTION OF YOUNG LADIES IN THE HIGH
ER BRANCHES OF EDUCATION-sT. PHILIP
sIREET. .CHARIEsTON. 8. c..
WuL BE OPEN JANUARY I'D. 1857. REV. HENRY
wv NJ MOOD. A. NJ, Principal Professors Teecheru
@ have been employed and
course Of study IL Of highest grade by young
Female Colleges 80 ~ NJ M ---' y
each. y
Tuition. including tho usual branches with FRENCH.
VOCAL MUSIC and DRAWING. 81 50-1o0 par half ses-
Sion Pupile usy obtain Board under Che direction Of
the Principal ut sS5 per four weekE which includes
lights waahine and fuel payments strictly IN advance
E c. G. MEMNf1NGER,
n = ..-l--sr.Es ~ Chairman of the Board
E. MONTAGUE GR11EKE, Secretary.
Couznbtn papers please copy sdx times, once each
week. and send bill to the Secretsry, at Charleston
January -a.. .,-..'''- Nm -" 1nv19
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-01-14

ONE OF THE FINEST SEA ISLAND
Mcleod nsee II ts s "a Eapo oa crsI ,es
Island two and half miles from the city, with fine
dwelling house, barns and cabins complete, containing
900 acres OF high Land and 100 lnarah land Ap
ply to Wli NJ LAWTON,
Factor, Boyca Goa Wharf
January IL a. mt
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-01-14

LNOF SALE, A SCHOLARSHIP IN A PEIu.A-
# DMPH1A University Of Medicine and Surgery.
This Scholarship entities students to full instruction
til graduation in the MEDICAL DErARTMENT. embrac-
ing Anatomy Surgery. Physiology, Materia Medica,
Chemistry, Obstetrics, and Diseases Of Women Chill
dren Principles and Practice of Medicine and Patholo
gy As this is Of the first Medical Universities
tho country, favorable opportunity Ia offered those
studying medicine for soholarship. Apply At tbs
Otnce. December Is
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-01-14

E'OF sALE-A SUPERIOR TOP BUGGY
IL and . set Of BUGGY HARNESS, can be bought
reasonnbly by applying to WIN. T. ELFE,
December l9 I$-$ No. 30 Ansora- street.
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w A N rs.

SITUATION WANTED By A REspECTA
N BILE White Female, who is experienced Child e
N.,rsa ard to do plain sewing Can be seen for twc
days ut No COG KMG-STREET, near Broad.
+ January IL
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-01-14

WANTED, A COOK AND WASHER FOR
w small family. Apply at SADDLE STORE, cor
uer Church and Chalmers streets. l January ID
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WANTED TO PURCHASE, A FARM WITH
w IN ave miles OF tho city. Address, through
Charleston Postohce, c. d. stating torms
January IA --- SN
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-01-14

TJyHE FOLLOWING PERSONS HAVE FILED THEIR
1 applications IN this oHlco for LIQUOR LICENSES
TO- data ct
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-01-14

THO RENT, A FARM II ST. ANDREWS
y Parish, about four miles from the new bridgeSou
Wappoo Gut approachable water. Contains about
cleared land, suitable for cuuvaing the finest
gradss Of Sea Island Cotton for farming purposes
The hands which worked the place Last year s upon
Apply to 9fe ~ J. D. AIKEN 4 CO.,
January II * +4 Atlantic ;Whar<.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1867-06-28

We have been permitted to peruse a letter
from a highly respectable Chicago citizen,
who was present at the late trialof moving
machines in Paris, from which it appears
that the rumor of w. A. Woods machine
getting the award was entirely a rumor,
and had no foundation in fact. The writer
saws: .There were TWENTY-FIVE mowers at
the trial, including Woods, McCormick's,
Perry's, Clipper Buckeye, and all the
English makes Each had two acres of mixed
crop-clover, lucerne fine grass, and I know
not what all, to cut. The bottom was soft,
fulrof stones and mole hills, and the crop
badlysdewn Hdsheavys Only two ,machines
out of the twenty-five succeeded in cutting
the two acres, and these were the Mccormick
and Wood. Mood had the advantag of level
ground and dry weather, while the rain came
on before Mccormick got half through, as
Wood and six others commenced an hour or
more ahead of the others. Both these ma.
chimes came out well. Wood gained in time,
and Mccormick had the praise ofscorh The
machines met next day to- continue, but,
owing to the wet all was postponed till July.
Me- ormick stands A No. at present, and,
though no official decision has been given,
most people grant it the FIRST prize. = os4s /
1--WE give the above extract to correct an ierro-
neous opiniontmta an award had been made.