The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-03-09

The New YORK F1REMEN IN CoIUMBA.-Th(
Phonir deyotes column TO their 6reDlen guests
but the Caro;i,aian makes no mention whatever o.
their arrival. They were received at tho depot by
the Fire Department. Of Columbia and large con.
course of citizens. The Phteni1 says:
ssThe 1remen were out in large numbers, with :
band of music and carriages for the reception OF
their guests. Immediately after the introduction
of the Committee to the officers of the Depart
ment, J. J. MAcKEY, President of the Independent,
extended o welcome to their visitors. Mr WILSON,
on behalf Of his Committee repied.i
After the addresses at the depot the Committee
we're escorted to N1ckERsoN's Hotel where refresh
ments had been prepared for them.
At the hotel Alderman MCKENZIE, on behalf OF
the city authorities, rendered welcome to the
guests of the fremen and of the city.
The Committee were then introduced to the City
Council by Alderman MCKENZIE, after which Mr..
WILSON again responded.
The next thing on the docket was the partahng
of refreshments, which was done with as much
slee as the depressed spirits of the visitors would
permit. Punch, and various other good things,
were served up. Joke and laughter was the order
of the evening; but, amidst all the glee it was
easy to perceive the feeling of sadness and disap-
pointment which preyad upon the minds OF the
guests.
The Columbians have determined to give their
guests cordial reception, and from the known
character of their city they will undoubtedly sue
ceed. The delegation from New York have received
the most cordial welcome in every city they have
visited and as they invend TO touch at Norfolk,
d. IL, &bo;r yorS
route, they will have an excellent opportunity t.
report the true state Of Southern feeling. Every
effort has been taken to make their stay pleasant
and agreeable and the regret is universal that the
object Of their mission has been unfortunately
frustrated. They are not daunted by their loss,
but assert that they intend 20 furnish the Idepen-
dent with even better hose reel than the one lost
on the Andalusia.
FACTS are stubborn things, and cannot be gain
sayed Such is the case with MARsDENs PEcToRAL
BALM. 1t is fact that it has never failed to re-
ieve and cure every case of Asthma, Influenza,
and Bronchial disease. To prove this statement
to be fact, he has requested his agents to refund
the amount in any instance where it fails to cure.
For sale hy all druggists.
DOWIE Il NOISE, Agents.
GOODRICH, WINEMAN & CO., Agents
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known, and should have place in every house.
No inferior or impure article leaves the manufac-;
tory AS consequence no family considers it's
supplies complete until they include box of COLI
GATES Soap.
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Bronchial Ifoches" are among the acknowledged
institutions Of the land. What would our minis
ters our lecturers, our lawyers, dorwithout these
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March.5 tus2
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