The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-10-19
pOST OEEICE.
KING OF PAIN cures Rheumatism in one day.

SHINGLES, &c.-We direct the attention Of bull
ders to the advertisement OF Mr.. c. j. ScHLEPE-
aRELL who offers at his stand, No. 81 Line street,
fine lot Of shingles.
THE WoN DER OF THE AGE-KING OF PAIN.
REwARDs.-Governor DER offers reward OF TWO
hundred dollars for The arrest of MARGARET Fow-
LER, guilty Of the murder Of her husband, and
reward Of one hundred dollars for the arrest OF
Andrew Reed, freedman, guilty of horse stealing.
KING OF PAIN never fails to cure.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT CoURT-Hon. GEO. s.
BRYAN pRE,1D1Na-The case of MADoRA Desrignes
and ELIZA Nunnery, for passing counterfeit cur
rency, was taken up, T. Y. SMoNs and W. E.
MIKEIL, Esqs., appearing for the defence. The
Jury returned verdict of not guilty.
KING OF PAIN cures q pain in a minute by the
watch.
i've direct attention to the card of Messrs r. M.
MARSHALL & Bro, auctioneers and real estate
agents, in another column. Their facilities for
conducting this busnss care ample, and their
consignments seldom remain on their hands.
Each Wednesday is devoted to the sale of horses,
furniture, &c.
KMa os PAM-The most successful remedy
known. -
EA SGD
PERsoNA1.-General r. MULDRoP LOGAN has
arrived in this city from Richmond, on visit to
his family. General LOGAN achieved brilliant
reputation during the war; and after the surrender
made Richmond his home. He is now engaged In
the practice of law in that CITY, and is the Presi-
dent of Coal Mining Company.
DR. FoRDEN can be consulted at the Mills
House.
The YACHT RAcE-Our readers will not forget
the great yacht race, which takes place to-day at
one o'clock. The steamer Fannie will make an ex-
cursion trip around the harbor, which will enable
her passengers to view the race. The walls OF
Fort Sumter, Fort johnson, and other available
points, will be occupied by those desirous OF wit
Messing the sport.
Two hundred and fifty thousand bottles KING
OF PAIN sold in New Dreams in month.
HARDWARE, COOKING Stoves, &c.-rhe sign OF
the Golden Gun, at No. $40 King street, has made
that stand quite popular, and the proprietor, Mr.
SAMUEL B. MARSHALL, has become one OF the big
gums in the trade. He has recently increased his
stock BIZ large additions of the various articles in
his line, and now offers attractions to the public
that are rarely equalled. We direct attention to
his advertisements, where the principal goods are
enumerated.
DR. FoaDEN & Co.. Proprietors Of KING OF
Pam.
TIE PoEMs OF THE LATE HENRY TMRoD.-
The Columbia Chronicle says: eve learn with
pleasure that a number OF the friends and admi-
rers of the late gifted HENRY TnRoD contemplate
the early publication OF his poems. We do not
believe a more popular work can be published.
There is not refined household in the land where
such volume would not be found"
DE-. FoHpKS can tell disease without asking
questions.
A Word TO THE WIsE--There are a number OF
persons who have postponed their winter purchas-
es until this late day, but though procrastinaton
has been called the thief of time, we have word
of comfort for these individuals. Mr. LOUIS COHEN
has opened full assortment of the latest styles in
dry goods, which he offers to his lady friends and
customers at the lowest rates. His stock has been
carefully selected, and designed expressly fo1 this
market.
Music ON THE BArTKRY.-The Post Band will
play on the Battery this evening from 4.S0 P. M.
until dark, with the following programme:
1. Quickstep.
2. Grand Finale from Lucia Oh Lammermoor
8. Polka Chase.
4. Tho from La Fayorita.
s. Polka Mazurka from LIE Caid.
g. Trinity Chimes
2. Quickstep-Friend Of my Soul.
8. Come where my Love Lies Dreaming.
8. Overture from Martha.
10. Buenos Noches.
MAYORS CounT-The same stiffness brooded
over the sanctum, and it would appear as if the
best customers of the city were takirg pattern
after the authorities, and studying retrenchment.
Maine liquor law would be a foolish enactment
at present, for thc votares of the flowing bowl no
longer quaff sucn- deep libations, and the visits
% the civil bar have almost ceased.
Fortunately some patriotic individuals who
sought the welfare Of the city before their own
good, paid their ground rent for occupying the
side walk with fr nit crates. This is but drop In
the municipal bucket though it displays a liberal
spirit on the part Of the donor.
Two belhgerents chose Union Wharf as su1ta-
BILE spot to indulge in their animosities, and the
blows fell fast aud furious, each like the knight OF
Showdown disdaining to fly, and the contest would
have been undecided but for change made by
the blue coats who captured the noble pair and
led them to the donjop hold. Unlike the warriors
Of DID, there was no romance in their cap ure, and
they were compelled to ransom themselves by
offering the seneschal, some valuable pictures
painted in green.
COLUMBIA AND AUGUSTA RAILRoAD.-The Edge
field Advertiser says: "We had the pleasure of
seeing. during the past week, copy of the Decree
of Chancellor CARROLL dismissing the Bill of the
South Carolina Railroad Company uersus the Co.
lumbia and Augusta Railroad Company, and hoped
that said decree would terminate the matters in
DISPUTE between them. We regret to state, how
ever that motion OF the latter road-heard be-
fore Judge ALDRIcH, at this place, on Wednesday
last-for the appointment of commissioners to as
sess the value of certain land, owned by the for
mer road and deemed necessary for the speedy
construction and completion Of the Columbia and
Augusta Railroad, was opposed, and successfully,
nv the South Carolina Railroad. The land in
question lies near the Graniteville Depot OF the
South Carolina Railroad.
We understand tina. the Attorneyfer the motion
will appeal froln the decision of Judge ALDR1cH
and thus carry up the matter for 6nal decision
Judge A1pR1oH, in the course + his opinion, re-
marked that it was much to be regretted that
these two companies could not agree upon some
harmonious plan for the development OF their re-
snectiye interests. We need scarcely add thai