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THE ENnYAN LlNIMENT,

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ana cure of Rheumatic and Neuralgia Affections Sprans,
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for Major LANES INDIAN llAlMENT, and take no
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Circular. oct1
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h0lD Az MS wanted, to sell Six New Inventions,
WV oil great value to imlies all pay great profits.
Send 2c. and get So pages and sample gratis Agents
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E5- General Stirling Prices life was insured
for $4,000. The hearse that was used at his
funeral in ST Louis was the same employed to
conv'y the remains of Mr. Lincoln to Spring
fslS
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CHAPTER 1911.

CHAPTER 1911.
Nm ACT prohibiting the sae "l spiritunus
or I,rm'n.el liquors IN tIe several counties
OF tine State on the Gay r Election.
Section l. BE it enacte,i by the General AS
sembIy of Maryland, That Ii shall not be law
Jul for the keeper Of any hotel, tavern, store
drinking establishment, or any other place
where liquors are Sold or lor any person or
persons, directly or Indirectly t. sell. barter,
give dispose of any sprtuuus "r iermented
liquors, ale or beer, or Intoxicating drin of
any kind, ON the days o election hereafter to
be held in the several counties Of this State
Section 2, And be it enacted. That any per-
son Violating the pr.visl'us OF this Act shall
be liable to indictment b, the Grand Jury Of
the county where the offence is committed,
and shall, upon conviction before ANY Judge
OF any OF the Circuit Courts Of this State. be
fined sum not less than fifty dollars nor more
than one hundred dollars l,r each and every
offence, one-half the fine shall be paid the ill.,
former. the other half to the County Commits
soners, for the use of public roads.
WIN. CARSINS,
Oct Ito Sheriff Of llariord Co
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Flies Ca,ight-Alpha, 3; Idewild, 4.
Left on Bdses-Alpha. s; Idewld, 6.
Unpire-Wm. Parlett, of the Alpha.
iSeorers-Wm. Bond, of the Alpha, and VIM. standi
ford, of the Independent.
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PAINTS FOR FARMERS
AND OTHERS,

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A Physiological View of Marriage

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For Register of Wills.

Mr.. EDITon:-Yon are requested to announce
Wilt e.. BURK AS II candidate tor r CUSTER
Of Wills OF Hartford county
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THE RICHEST MAN IN THE w0 Id.
Extract of letter from Baron Solomon Rs,h.eh;ld

Ettraet q letter from Baron Solomon Rstkschild
PARIS, sth April 1864, rs Rue Fauby, ST. Honore
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200 hotties OF Your Indian Imminent If You will tend
the same time the account will forward you the amount
through Mcssrs. Belmont h Co., New York.
Baron Solomon Rolischiid having recommended to
many of his friends Major LANES LINIMENT and
they being esrOns to procure it, lie should advise him to
establish depot in Paris
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Losses BY FIRE DURING 1867 The following
table gives the losses by fire involving $40. 600
and upwards during the various months thus far
in 1897.
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wAN TED.

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For the information OF all persons Concern
ell the following Act ct the General ASSEM-
bly, of Maryland, passed at January Scssi n,
1866, is published
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ONE DOLLAR ONE DOLLAR /!

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tancc, coming as it always does through
channels biassed either on the liberal or the
ultra-montane side.
: NAPOLEON certainly could prevent the con-
summation of the project Of GARIRALpI and his
patriot band. We will not say that the entire
army and navy of France, her moral and ma
terial power, would not be amply sufficient to
crush GARIBALDI and his whole army OF red
shirtcd volunteers, with or without the assist
ance of the Italian Government But why
should NAPOLEON undertake such an e1pedi-
ton Is he In a position to throw the gaunt-
let to VIcToR EMANUEL, with all of Germany
ready to support Italy, and Russia, with her
eye jealousy fixed on Constantinople, watch
ing developments? We think not. Under
the circumstances, it is clearly the policy of
the French Government to avoid war, or any
complication with foreign powers that may lead
to war. If it is true, as is alleged, that Prussia
desires to provoke France into war, ii should
in itself be q strong reason for pacific policy
in obedience 10 the maxim Of the first NAro-
LEON "Never do anything your enemy wishes
you to do"
It is altogether impossible for us 10
penetrate the future, or even to venture any
guesses, with anything like a confident hope oil
accuracy. There are too many unknown
quantities in the problem to work it out by any
of the known rules of political algebra
There is undoubtedly reason to apprehend war
before many months as the season for fghiing
has, however, passed for this year, We are NOT
without hope, that ere another Spring dawns
upon the Alps, the Jura and the Pyrennees'
the voice of reason and of peace will be heard,
and obviate the necessity of calling in the sword
and the needle-gun to settle the pending dis
putes.
There are thousand reasons why the peo-
pie Of Europe should live together in peace,
amity and union, and not single one why they
should cut, slash and hew each other. 1t IS
seldom that any material interest requires the
| Intervention of the sword; and it is certainly
high time that the superior intelligence OF man.
kind should assert itself in universal dscoun-
tenance of a resort to arms, either because OF
the lust Of power in the bosom Of King, or be-
cause of supposed insult to an over sensl-
tive national vanity
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LARGEST CIRoULATIoN.- Dairy
Nzwss pu1Ashe, the 0gfcia1 List Of Let.
sers remaining in the Fosto6ice at the end
Of eaeh s0eeh, agreeabIy to the Jol1oa0in9i
'Eectiaa Of the Neso Postcdice LaaO, as the
'Ae,Osraper kdvimg tie largest circulation in
the City of Charleston:
SECTION And be it further enacted That lists
ters remaining uneaea for In Postoce in any city
town or village, where newspaper shan be printed,
shall hereafter be published once only in the newspaper
which, being published weekly o-otener shall have the
largest circulation Hhiu range OF delivery OF the said
Office
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CHI RI ES TON.
FRIDAY MORNING, OCToPER II, 1867.

Jos WoRK-We have now completed our
Office so as to execute. in the shortest possible
time, ALL KINDS OF JOB WORK, and we
most respectfully ask the patronage Of our
frianda
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TO OUR SUBSCRIBERS.

We would be glad if subscribers would
remember that newspapers require money
as we'll as do individuals. We Will,
therefore, be obliged to all who are In
arrear, in the city and in the country, II
they will make prompt payment of what
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PHOTOGRAPHS
FOR THE MILLION ! !

TWILL SEND. POSTPAID. so PHOTOGRAPHS OF
the most celebrated Actors for so cents so Actresses
r so cents so Union Generals for 80 cents; SO Rebel
for so cents so Statesmen for so CENTS SO beau
tfl Young Ladies' tof so cents; SO fneloohng young
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Dancing Girls In costume, beautifully coored sxscty
tbrv sppear for so cents or 80 centa Of e ost
beautiful Ladies' of the Psrisan Balls Troupe they
appear in the play OF the Black Crook at Nblos oards
New York.
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as- Al communications intended Tor publication in
this journal must be addressed 10 the Editor Of the
Daily Ne,os, No. 18 Hdyne-Strea, Charleston, S. c.
Business Comnun icdttons TO Publisher of Daily
Ne,cS
We cannot undertake 10 retvrn rejected comnunica'
aOns
Advertisements outside ofme city must be accompd-
MED ioith the cash.
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PUBLIC scnooLs--crrY OF CHARLES

rJNIE RYERClsE9 OF THESE SCHOOLS WILL BE
rrs,ilnrd on Nounidy. the 7th October.
The State Normal school having been discontinued,
FREE SCHOOL. FOR GIRLS will b6 opened in that
building und the airH Grammar Department OF the st
Philip Street school transferred Ia that School In ad-
dton the regular course OF llntructioh auoraed III
the Public schools IL Is tho intention OF tho Board to
uauiZe Of this School norr advanced classes for
the benefit OF young ladies who may desire to prepare
thenis elves for teaching In tu ~ Piip Street SCHOOL,
I'm place of the uirn Uranium Department removed to
the Normal school, Boys Grammar Department VIII be
organic ID. 49,.
Applications for admission To either OF the SCHOOLS can
b n,aJ daily at the respective school Houses. between
the hours Of and lO A. NJ OIL and alter the date above
mentioned, until further notice, ,,,,,,
by order of the Board. l.. MONTAGUE uhiMhE,
Secretary Commissioners Free Sch ools.
Sentember 93 m2 10
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M EETl N G S.

CALHOUN LIBRARY ASSOCIATIONS.
UEE REGULAR MONTHLY MEETING OF THE
l above Association will he held at the Library
Room Wentworth street. THIS Epenng, at O'Clock.
Members requested to be punctua in attendance,
and also c. p. T. 2. T.. GEO. McLAIN,
October IL Secretary.
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B OAR DI N G..

C,OOD BOARD CAN BE OBTAINED IN A
(I private family at No. IS EAST BAY, near the
Battery Terms SS per week. VIM October9
TIRsT CLASS BOARD WITH COMFORTA-
4 BLY, furnished rooms, can be had at No So
CIETY STREET. limo OctooerS
nOARDING.-EXCELL BOARD CAN
be obtained at reasonable rates. by applying at No.
434 KING STREET one door above Hudson street. near
the Citadel The Street Cars pass the door every ten
minutes 3mo Octooer
nOARDING.-THREE PLEASANT ROOMS
u with good BOARD can be had on immediate appli'
cation to No. SO CHURCH STREET. west side. near
Trsdd street. Terms reasonable. June ~
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Hrs JOHN A. BLUM

VITIIL RESUME THE EXERCISES OF HER SCHOOL
w on TUESDAY, October lst. at her Residence, Mary
street, opposite Elizabeth
MUSIC AND FRENCH taught whon desired
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES SQUARE AND
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sTyrN SEVEN AND QUARTER and SEVEN AND THRU
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and GREAT DURABILITY, the Piano-Fo.tes OF Messrs.
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also enable them to offer their PIANO-FORfES to the
public at TWENTY crNT than any other PrRsT-
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The special attention OF Dealers Teachers ana others
invited to the examination of these Pianos before max
inc their selection elsewhere. Every Instrument is fuy
WARRANTED FOR FIVE YEARS. Descriptive circu
lars sent to all parts OF the country upon appncaon Ad
dress, -, 91s1,tn aaS ~, - =, - :, so..o, 49,.
Between I'd and Sd Avenues. New 'orK.
September q iSl
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TO Rem r..

mo TENT. THAT TWO AND A HALF
STORY BRICK HOUSE, No. 25 Anson street. con-
taining four square Rooms two Attcks Dressing
Room and Pantry. Attached TO The House Is an addi-
tou of seven Rooms All recently repaired and painted
There are two Basement Rooms Cstern and Well Of
Water In yard Apply to o,r,,,,,,
fufr r)uoo
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EDu CATO N AL.
FEMALE COLLEGE.


TINHE FALL pERM Or THE FEMALE COLLEGE.
Spartanburg 8. c., will opel October Sd. 1867.
The President, Rev. A. W. CUMMINGS. D. D.. will be
aided by competent experienced teachers in every de-
partment
Board for halt year. $1,000
TultlOn. @VOo
Music and all the Ornamental Branches vary low.
Those wishing to patronize the School will please ad-
dress the President. itu August .
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O,O RENT.LTIIAT FINE Two AND A
i half story brick dwelling. No, 1853 Queen street,
tains siI square rooms two and pantry, with we'll
and cisern OH the premises out buildings large and
convenient to the house For further particulars ap-
ply to Mr. JNO. F. O'NEIL, East Bay opposite yendue
Ranoe October 9
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0OPARTkERS

DISSOLUTION OF COPARTNERSHIP.
U,HE coPARTNERsHP HERETOFORE EXISTING
Il under the name and style of CATHCART, McMlL-'
Lam MORTON. is this day dissolved by mutual con-
sent, Mr.. G. r. CATHCART having retired from the
same AL persons indebted to the late Arm will make
Immediate payment to J. W. MCMILLAN. on behalf OF
the undersigned who will continue the business under
the name and style of MCMILLAN MORTON.
All claims against the late Arm must be presented al
the Office OF the CHARLESTON DAILY NEWS for payment
JAS. W. MCMILLAN.
MANDRED MORTON.
October l. 1857 October
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V1O RENT, TWO VERY DESIRABLE
STORES Nos. 20l and 2oS King street. lately occu
Did by Messrs. Melchers Muller aud George W.
Flasch. Apply at the BAKERY corner OF King aud
princess stteets mWfS October
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FOR SALE.


nEsIRABLE RESIDENCE AT PRIVATE
/ DsALE.-That three story BRICK DWELLING. NO
is West side Meeting street. corner Smith Lane contain
ing ten rooms all supplied with gas Pantry and piazza
to the West On the premises 10 brick and slated
kitchen cstern and we'll Lot 43 feot 'front.' 7s feet deep
Tho buildings In complete order throughout Terms
liberal Apply to 2. B. CAKES, No. Broad street.
October II
TOR SALE, A SPLENDID LOT OF No.
I MULES. at HUNTS WAGON YARD, King street.
near Limo street, by W. BR1cE " October II
ToR SALE--A FIRST-CLASS DRUG
IL STORE, woll stocked and fitted, In good business
locality and doing good business Reasons for selling
on account of III health. Address "a" Postofice,
HbarIeston & G. .t. 81 October IL
C,TEAM MILL PROPERTY FOR SALE
y The undersigned offer for sale their valuable
STEAM MILL PROPERTY situated on Black River,
nftesn miles nboTn Georgetown, s. Z.
This property consats of 400 acres OF Land on which
ia Dwelling House and outbuildngs, formerly used as
summer retreat for health; Steam Circular Saw Mill
Of forty horse power good as new, Of the best modern
construction and In complete running order where ves
sells crossing the Georgetown bar can load at all seasons
Any quantity OF Timber can be purchased delivered at
the Mil, on most reasonable terms.
This property will be SOLD at considerable sacrince on
original cost applied for soon or one half OF the n-
furnish some cash cIpial to commence the Timber
business
For further particulars. address DR.. ROBERT HAhL'
LEE Mars Bluff Postonice, S. C..
HARLLEE u MoCU GCHEN.
September 20 f3
NOR SALE A PIANO OF GOOD TONE, AT
r~lTgO II
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JEIANTED, By A Lad Y, AN EXPERT.
w ENCED buainess person, q situation In Fancy
Store either city or country is also competent dress
maker and miIfner. Address through the Charleston
Postofice MISS A. MchAI:
October IL ~
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STRAYED, FROM CORNER PITT AMI
y Montague streets, NO-HORNED. RED cow
With white face. reward will be paid for information
OF her whereabouts at No. "a PITT STREET.
October 10
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O,O RENT-A PORTION OF HOUSE.
/ pleasantly located suitable for small family. Of
three room. and Kitchen with large lot Apply at THIS
OFFICE OctoperT
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mo RENT.-THAT DESIRABLE STORE
situated ON the Northest corner of Broad and King
streets being one of the best stands for Grocery or
Dry Goods Business in the city having recently been
thoroughly repaired and f1ed up Possession given m
medistely: Apply at THIS OFFICE.
nharQ
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WA N T S..

CITUATION WANTED By A SINGLE MAN
y As FARM GARDSNEB OR FRUIT GROWER Ad
dress N. H. OFFICE DAILY NEWS. for three days:
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5 T RAY { D..

NOR SALE, A PIANO OF GOOD TONE, A
T. MUNDY'S GALLERY, No. 2iS King street
October 10
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The NATION, speaking Of difficulties in the pro-
cess OF reconstruction. says there are some which
can be met i'll only one way, 'and that s by frank
ly avowing that the crisis is go tremendous, that
the majority has taken upon itself to do whatever
the occasion plainly calls for, constitutional or un-
constitutional" This s certainly oery crank
avowal," says tho New York Times, and though
ne think it comes very near the truth, it is not
likely to be endorsed as accurate by 'the major
ity.' Some Of the leaders, however, aud among
them Mr.. Thad. Stevens, have never hesitated to
avow that they were acting outside the Consttu-
tion, and without any regard for the restrictions
which it imposes upon the power OF Congress