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.1n place of ". H. Hocsros declined reelection.

MANY hesitate about using medicine because it
is advertised That is false principle, for the
press is the grand source from which information
is obtained, and the world enlightened. To illus
trate the case, how many would now be suffering
from the various diseases of the Lungs, had it not
been for the enterprise of the proprietor OF PEoro
BAL BALM, which has proved such success in the
treatment of Bronchial complaints. For sale by
all druggists.
a. DOWE & NOISE, Agents.
81 GOODRICH, WINEMaN & CO., Agents.
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The PHGNIx has large circulation throughout the
middle and upper Districts Of the State Advertising
rates as reasonable the srngency of the money
ket will warrant Merchants and others wishing to use
the columns Of the paper will address
JULIAN A. sELBY, Proprietor,
February rs Columbia, 8: G.
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AUCTION SALES. s.

-...7 80. Dry Goods, Clothing, DC.
By MILES DRAKE.
THIS MORNING, at 10 O'Clock, will sell at my store,
corner Of King and Liberty streets,
FINE SELECTION OF DRY GOODS,
CoNa1sTEG or:
Pieces Swiss and India Null MUSLIN
Pieces Printed Lawn Berege
Pieces Grenadine, Dress Goods
Pieces White, Red and Blue Mosquito Netting -
Pieces Jacconet Mozambique, Cotton Flannel, Long
Cloth, Write and Brown Linen, White Twilled jean,
Brown Cambria, Ticking, satineL Cottonade, Tweed,
Kersey, Cashmere, Broadcloth, &c
Dozens Madras Handkerchiefs, Linen Cambria and
Hem Stitch Handkerchiefs
Ladies' and Gents Hoaiery Gsuze Merino Shirts and
Printed Lawn handkerchief White Tuck Shirts Gren-
Spool Cotton Black Thread. Balmorai Skirts, Neck
Ties s.z. 3st.l,,. ..--..5
Table Cutlery, Pen Knives, &c. .a:..t...
- CLOTHING. .5alts
40 Cloth and Tweed Business COATS .,4s.. -.
100 pair Cashmere and saHnet Pants, &c.
On FRIDAY 10th. viii sell 60 cases BOOTS AND
SHOES well assorted sor retail trade, receiving by steam
chip sargossa. -
Terms cash. March II
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REORENNG Of ANOLD DRUG STORE.

g....-... !. lra-s.-i.-5-. - -t.
THE SUBSCRIBER WOULD RESPECTFULLY IN
FORM his friends and the public generally that he
has opened FIRST. .CLAssDRUG STORE at his Fathers
Old Stand, known for twenty five years as Burn.
hams Drug store where he has aweIBelected and COM
plete Stock Of DRUGS, PERFUMERY; DYE hTUFFS
and FANCY ARTICLES which will be sold low for cash.
Country ord. %, accompanied With cash or city ac
ceptance, will b, umptly alled =. = - ..:.
PRESCRIPTIONS CAREFULLY COMPOUNDED at all
hours, day and night. E. 8. BURNHAM.
March 90. ,---.g1. tuths3
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The Daily South carolintan at Columbia, snow sent
to every Postoce in the State Being the ocie paper
Of the State, it viii be found at the present time espe
chilly valuable to merchants aud others desiring to avail
themselves of a very large circulation.
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Try box and ne'er regret it. 10 = " :.
This YEAST POWDER is used by all frst.class Hotels
and Restaurants through the ceun, and Is finding its
way into every household where good Yeast Powder Is
appreciated. Samples free Every boz warranted 70
eive satisfaction or money refunded Manufactured by
TAYIOfs YOUNG No. 136 Front street, New York
For sale by :GhoS1Eh csc q M;a MAh!tN, ~
henry BISCHOFF & co.,
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-: DOWIE 4 NOISE, Druggists, -
- No. Isl NEE Ting STREET, -
-. ,5.f Opposite Charleston Hotel.
January "a ~. o. = i,...9 thstu6mo =:
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DESERVING OF CONFIDENCE. is no article
which so richly deserves the entire confidence Of
the community as sBro,on's Bronchial Troches. y
The Troches have received fattering commenda-
tions from thu most celebrated clergymen, law
yers and public speakers, who speak from per-
sonal experience. Those suffering from Asth-
matte snd Bronchial Diseases, Coughs and Colds,
should try the Troohes.
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yew York Prize Association,

WILL BE DISTRIBUTED ;:As FOLLOWS: THE
w name and value of each article of our goods are
marked on tickets placed In sealed envelopes and well
mixed On receipt of 25 cents an envelope containing
such ticket will be drawn without choice, and delivered
at our Office or sent by mail to any address, The pur
chaser after seeing what article 1t draws and it's value
which may be from one to five hundred dollars-can
then on payment OF one dollar, receive the article
named or may exchange 1t for any other article marked
on our circular at the value. Every ticket draws an
article worth one dollar or more. No BLANKs
Our patrons can depend on fair, honorable dealing
The article drawn will be delivered OF our office, regard
less OF Its value promptly sent as directed by return
mail, or express. -,
Letters from many persons acknowledging the receipt
of valuable gifts from u.s. may be seen on file at our OF.
ace. among whom VIC are permitted to refer to-
John s. Holcomh Lambertvile, n j. gold watch, value
$780, Mrs s. Bennett No. 252 Cumberland street. Brook.
iyu sewing machine, $50; Edwin Hoyt Stamford, Conn.,
inrton, D. c., diamond pin, SITS; j. G. Sutherland, No.
10 Lexington avenue pano, $3.50; Mrs. NJ Jackson, No.
203 Nineteenth street. N. T., sewing machine $50; JOS
Camp Elmra, N. Y, melodeon, $3.50; Miss L. Collins,
Atlanta, Ga diamond cluster ring, S225; Dr.. Henry
Smith, Worcester Mass, sewing machine, $50; r. Shaw,
No. 1873 10th street. N Y, gold watch $150 Edw Boyn-
ton Nashville, Tenn, melodeon, $780, James Russell
Montgomery, Ala, gold hunting watch, $3.50; +. +,
Smith, Providence, X. L. silver lever watch, 500; Oscar
purdy, Madison, n j. music box s46; Hon. r. 9. New
ell St. Pulls Minn gold watch, s185; J. r. sperry,
LchGeld Conn.,, silver WATCH 500; VIM y. Peck, Har.
lem Is music box, SIS; VIM. Raymond, Dayton, Ohio,
silver ten set S125 Miss e. NJ SchenCk Detroit Mich,
diamond ear rings S225; Pierre Beaudin. st. Charles
Hotel New Orleans, diamond ring, Sl70 Mrs. Martha
Barnes, st. Louis, Mo-, melodeon, value s125
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The MILITARY RECONSTRUCTION BnL.-As will
be seen from General Orders No. ~, Headquarters
Department of the South, the Military Reconstruc-
tion Bill becomes . law from this date in the Sc
cond Military District comprising the late States
Of North and South Carolina ---='s :
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ters that it is yet doubtful 1t can be made an interest
of any considerable importance beyond speculatng in
hardy varieties In the light Of this experience, South
Carolina msy seize the prize compensation for
the wrongs inflicted her by fanacis In the cause of
false humanity. In the change demanded the upland
planters or farmers will find grape culture substitute
for their chief staple which requires but tang labor
and vastly profitable This Is no patent way to
get rich. yet is it temptation to speculate in 1lu-
sons with promise Of fabulous results but, as the
"early bird catches the worm the first to enter this
unbounded field of labor will be the first to participate
with justice in the largest Of whatever is valu
able in the legitimate pursuits of life.
Inquiries may be made to the Editors Of this paper
and to RICHARD DAILY, care of JOHN ". CALD
WELL, No. 58 Beaver street. New York. March5
PLANTERS desrous of obtaining highly concentrated
ammonacal fertilizer free from mineral phosphRtes and
other adultaratons, do SO by applying to KnsMAN
HOWELL No 153 East Bay, who Agents for the gale Of
MAPEs Nitrogenized Super Phosphate of Lime
February IL mvths
A Novelty.
The latest and most eectual remedy for the cure Of
debility loss of appetite headache torpor of the liver,
ETC., is 7ANKNIN's HEPATIO BITTERs For sale by
all Druggists tn
THE TIAIE TO ADVERTISE IN THE
COUNTRY.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

Auction Sales This Day.
ALoNzo j. WHITE Son will sell this day, at the north
Of the Exchange at II o'clock, II shares c. R. R. and
S.W. R. r. BanE Stock
R. NJ MAnsHA1L l. Bro. will sell this day, at
the Exchange Broad street. at II O'clock lot Of land
with buildings thereon, known No. - South street.
near America.
B. MCCALL viii sell sell this day. at the old postoface
at II O'Clock two neat and convenient brick residences
and eligible corner stand in the city; also residence In
the village of Bluon and lots and farm on the line Of
the S. G. R.R.
F. BAoKus viii sell this day, the premises, No. LAG
lIsetrg street. the entire con> s and good will Of the
lager beer saloon.
CLIFFORD l. MATHEwEs viii cell this day, at their Of.
ce No. sc Broad street. at IL o'clock furniture pianos
mirrors, plcughs, mules. &c.
MILES DRAKE will sell this day, at his store corner
Of King and Liberty Streets at 10 o'clock hne selection
Of dry goods, clothing, &C.
7. M. CATER will sell this day, on Browns Wharf, at
O'CLOCK 90 frns choice State butter and IA boxes
shoulders.
JErToRDs Co. will sell this day before their storo,
No q vendue Range at 10 O'CLOCK sides strips shoul
ders HAMS &C.
u11eAN SON will sell this day, at their store, No.
% Vendue Range at 10 O'Clock invoice Of dry goods
calicoes, furniture, &c.
j. W. KNOX will sell this day, at their auction sales.
rooms. No. 1873 Meeting street. at 10 O'clock dry and
fancy goods, clothing, boots and shoes, &c.
BRUINS BEE viii sell this day, in front Of their store
No. 10 East Bay at 10 O'clock bacon, cheese, herring
tea, &c.
MCKAY & CAMPBELL will continue their catalogue
sale this day. commencing at 10 o'clock; will also soil
the balance ola King street retail dry goods store
j. A. ENsLow Co. will sell this day. in their store, No.
III East Bay at hapast 10 O'clock bale rope alum and
brimstone also hhds of bacon Sides
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We are continually receiving communications on
political and other matters from persons who do
not attach tker proper names to the articles sent;
and we take this occasion OF repeating that nothing
can be published in The DAILY NEWS without
being indorsed by some responsible individual.
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At P. NJ the society sat down to splendid
feast furnished by the most expert of all caterers,
Emma Mccall. The table bore splendid tribute
to her ability, and the wholesale attacks made
upon the viands showed that the guests appre-
ciated the performance.
l The room was ornamented with Me-ike por-
trait Of the President, RICHARD YEADoN, ESQ.,,
and above it was hung the emblem Of the society
a painting of female instructing the young, with
rone child sitting in her lap, and two of larger
growth attending to the wisdom that fell from her
lips. Over this portrait the motto Of the society
was emblazoned in gilt letters
y ssPosters nsea dona Laudauerum."
Ample preparations had been made for the din
ner,, and The clash Of arms soon resounded over
the hall. But e,en the most inveterate warriors
are often compeled to cry enough, AMI tllc heavier
armor was soon relaoved for the lighter game to
play, and the popping Of corks succeacd to the
sound Of the knif, and fork. A number - toasts
we're offered, and che convivia! spirit,Baa main
tanned to late hour.
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New YORK FARMER, Of practical experience in vine
yard culture, will engage in tho business with party
having the necessary capital, with Interior view to
the manufacture Of wine. The capital required may be
graduated to correspond with the extent to which it
would be advisable to go, and used intervals If tho
business be conducted with due regard to the conditions
essential to success, it will pay soon and well.
The disorganizaton of labor demands a change in
agricultural pursuits and probably in no direction does
it point with better prospects than to growing
Grape culture the Northern States is attended with 50
much uncertainty in consequence Of tho severe win
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TIE sRNeERBUND.- had the pleasures few
evenings since Of attending the first regular
dramatic entertainment Of this club When we first
heard that they had selected Lenore we confess We
were much surprised, for classic drama like this
of HoLTE1 seemed an undertaking somewhat too
ambitious for so young a dramatic association.
But when we learned that the amateurs, Impress
ed with the difficulty Of the task before them, had
gone to work in good earnest and properly prepar-
ed themselves for their respective roles and thst the
scenery was arranged as well as circumstances
permitted, We went to the hall anticipating treat
ana in this we were not disappointed.
The play is one Of great interest-scenery, Co.'S
tune, ETC., in admirable accord with the poets
conception. The time Of actic is in 1851, 2 and
.. The actors clearly had ;aught the authors
idea, and each and all acted their parts well; and
for this reason We do not like to discriminate and
praise the performance of any one above the
others.
Some of them, perhaps, put on trihe too much
of paint-an accident that will sometimes happen
in the best regulated green room. We learn that
the Ssengerbund contemplates shortly to repeat
this performance, when, we have no doubt, they
, will bring it out in still greater perfection.
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MOTHERS, during your childs second summer you will
find Mrs WnsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP an invaluable
friend. 1t cures dysentery and darrhea regulates the
stomach and bowels cures wind collie, sofens the gums,
reduces inflammation and gives tone and energy to the
whole system. In almost every instance where tho nt
is suffering from pain and exhaustion relief will be found
in fifteen or twenty minutes after the Soothing Syrup has
been administered. Do not fail to procure it.
Be sure and call for
"MRS. WINsLOW's SOOTHING SYRUP"
Having tho simie of COURTS PERKINS, on the out
side wrapper. All others arc base limitations
For sale by DOWIE l. NOISE, No. ISL Meeting street,
opposite the Charleston Hotel stuth3 March
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MlscELLAh E0Us.
... AMERICAN HOTEL.

nOARDING-PERMA THANH1NnTi
Is ayld DAY BOARDERs, can be accommodated at
No. los East Bay. thslmo Feoroaly Il :
U. s. BOUNTIES,
Al ND ALI, GOVERNMENT CLAIMS, COLLECTED
"A by T. HURLEY, Government Claim Agent No. 1870
MEETING STREET, Charleston, S. G. MONEY LOAN
ED on discharges All claims for the additional Bounty
should be fled without delay the Secretary of War has
ordered TINT no application filed after the let day OF April
1867 shall be settled until oil fled before that date are
paid" $500 Bounty collected for men who we're dis
charged on account Of injuries received In service.
N B. No charge for services unless thu claims sre oo
tanned. II March IL
C.. ). A.
GKTY.sEYEN PHOTOGRAPHS OF THE GENERALS
y AND STATESMEN of the late Confederate States
sent free on receipt Of twenty-five cents.
Address SOUTHERN PUBLISHING CO..
March limo P. O. Box 1424, Baltimore, Md.
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FIRE LOAN.
MAYORALTH OF CHARLESTON
CITY HALL, November 9, 1866.
AL PERSONS DESTROYS OF REBUILDING IN TIE
a Burnt Districts and Waste Places Of the CITY, ua'
der "An Act of the General Assembly, giving authority
tn the ty Council Of Charleston to proceed in the mat
tar of Fire Loan with view to aid In building up the
City anew" are hereby notified that the form M OF agpG.
cation for loans can be obtained at the Office OF the Clerk
of Council betweep the hours of A. NJ. and P NJ.
All applications must be fled in the above mentioned
Office as the Committee will meet every Monday to con-
'Is1 Ru order md n the Mayor ". q. SMITH,
November 10 ClerK OF COUNCIL.
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'As age advonces, ais and aches attend;
Backs 6uilded 6roadest burdeasoney bend;
0utingIy cruel comes consuming care,
Dealing deusions drivetry, despair"
Thus, with aterative accuracy, does Orpheus c. Kerr
tell the sad story Of the caches and ais of advancing
age But way has been discovered by which old age
escapes its penalties, and youth may be made more bril-
liant PLANTATION BrTTEns-the true elixir of Lite
and Love"-is the wounded spirits balm. It cures Dys
pepda, Headache, Dizziness, Vrhgo, Gout, Liver Com
plant Salowness, Feversh Lips, and every symptom Of
an unpleasant OF alarming character Let all who would
enjoy life and its blessings PLANTATION B1TTERs,
and they will retain their freshness bloom and beauty.
FEoM Youth TO OLD AGE.
March IL tuths3
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The PALMETTO InoN WoRKs.-This Foundry, at
the head Of Union Wharves, was sold yesterday, by
Messrs. IErrOH & BRUNs, for :the~suIn of $3.50
This will be deemed q mere. sacrifice; but if the
circumstances Of the times, and the hesitanoy to
make any large real estate speculation is consider
ed, the discrepancy viii not appear SO large. Few
wish to make any large and sales Of any
magnitude are seldom we'll attended, and the bids
suffer from the want Of competition. It is seldom
that property like the Palmetto Iron Works is
offered for sale, and the small price realized proves
that the community are unwilling to invest during
the present political crisis. -
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GRANGE OF ScHEDULE.-TLe Street Railway Com
pany will, on Monday next, make the changes 80
long promised to the community of transferring
the larger cars to the Rutledge street road, and
the one horse teams to the 'King street
road. This change will be appreciated by the
travelling community who have distributed their
favors ibe ally to this corporation, and the cars
will receive greater patronage than before.
Since the origin Of this enterprise the travel has
steadily increased, and the Rutledge street line,
whichat first was posed would be the least profit
able, has now outstripped it's more pretentious
rival
The company, when first organized, promised to
furnish accommodations to the colored population,
and they have been making every endeavor to
grant them this privilege. The recent changes in
the routes and the alteration in the cars have de-
layed this project, but the company have pledged
their word, and the promised car will soon be
placed on the different routes. The colored popu-
lation of this city have always been orderly and
well-behayed, and the privilege accorded them
will not be abused. Isy their charter the company
have perfect right to dictate who shall be their
patrons, and their extending this privilege to all
classes will render tie road more popular then
ever. Tho proposed innovation will be acceptable
TO all parties and will confer favor On the Labor
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ing and industrious classes that they will no doubt
gratefully appreciate.

'THE GoaD SAMAR1TAN," so-cAI1ED.-Thers is q
perambulating auack at present in our city who
Erofanely styles himself by the above Scriptural
cognomen We have been at o loss to discover
tho analogy betwcen-the Samaritan of the Gospel
who took care of The sick man he found by the
wayside, and gave tho tavern keeper $3.50, IN adj
uance, to pay the poor sick Jews hotel b-and the
loud-mouthed humbug now in our city, whois maxi
ing dead set on the poor negroes few greenbacks.
To say that the fellow is an ignoramus and an
impostor would be doing injustice to the intei-
gence of our population to every one of whom this
must be selR-evident. Yesterday We saw him
again, perched on top Of his buggy, vociferating
and gesticulating to a gaping crowd of credulous
freedmen holding forth on the virtues of his most
rum, rubbing some, humping others, and pour
ing some Of his panacea into the ear Of one venera-
BILE darkie. Whether CT not the operation relieved
the auditory apparatus, We are unable to say; but
We feel satisfied that it had the collateral effect OF
opening Mr.. Freedman's eyes to the iniqulty OF
this white member Of the healing fraternity
Where is our police? Has the Good Samaritan
been properly informed of the nature Of our city
ordinances? of city and internal revenue license,
and Of tie State tax2 Gc perhaps the Professor
is the nucleus of revival of the antirent party,
who once upon a time made considerable noise IN
Northern politics.
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FINE FuRMrURE.-tw will be seen; by reference
to our advertising columns, that Mr.. R. WH1rE,
long known by his fair dealingsi King sEeet, ,and
recently in Meeting street, near the Charleston
Hotel, has removed his furniture warerooms to
the very spacious and public location corner OF
Wentworth and Nesting streets, where he has
room and light to display one Of the finest and
best made assortments of furniture to be found III
this city. This change was required by his in
creasing trade, and he respectfully invites his old
friends to hunt him up. We cordially commend
him to the public. ,-.,..a-.,4.
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105TH ANNIVERSARY OF THE FELLOWSHIP SOCIETY.
This ancient organization celebrated their one
hundred and fifth anniversary yesterday. Alarge
number of the old members convened, and the
meeting was characterized with that friendly spirit
that the society has always encouraged.
A lunch was provided in the ante-room OF the
Masonic Hall, and the different members and their
guests invited to partake Of the good things of
this life before proceeding to business The election
was held about P. NJ, and with few exceptions the
same officers hsre chosen to preside over their de-
]ibelations for the ensuing year.
Tie following are the officers elected for the
coming year:
RICHARD YEADON, President.
G. NJ. FURMAN, Senior Warden.
G. II. SIMONTON*, Junior Warden.
JOHN b. HONOUR, Treasurer.
CAMPBELL DOUGLAS, Secretary.
'Messrs. J. q. SEYLE, and W. e. HONOUR, Stewards
Committee ON Aceomts.-Messrs. fleetwood Lanneau
VIM q. Gilhland, VIM. j. Smith, James A. Dutus, John
Knox
Committee ON Reh.c-A1bert Ellie, Charles Kanapau1,
E. Fogartie, ". Il. houston and J. Il. Kalb.
Committee on Education-P. F. Smith, Dr. D. d. Hon-
our, D. G. Wayne, G. S. Bryan and Henry BUST
Committee Loans-J. a. Honour. Charles Macbeth,
p c. Gaillard James p Earle and R s. K Chre1tzDef
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TO COTTON PLANTERS

V1HE UNDERSIGNED TAKE PIE, PLEASURE IN AN. AN.
nrenared to furnish superior article of SUPERPROS
PH4TE OF LIME, manufactured expressly for them,
and which they warrant to contain all the elements
crop to which 1t may be applied
Terms-s1ty dollars per ton cash, or xyfve dollars
per tou-one quarter cash. and balance 10Th December,
with approved factors acceptance with interest at per
cont from dnta of nufchase.