davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune., 1867-08-28
PETROLEUM AND MINING
FIRST BOARD.
EATEk
TUESDAY, Aug. PIP.

Gold closes at 14l,. The upward tendency ia
checked by sales from the SubTreasury to the OK
tent of 10000 pes day The clearings at the Cold
Exchange Bank we're sS3,s9i,OO and the balance
$l,2lS726 .--..
The political troubles at Washington have affected
the market for Government stocks unfavorably, aud
prices lower, with disposition to buy at the
decline, and an early return of securities from
Europe. is anticipated in well informed quarters
Anything which will disturb European confdencein
the National debt viii be the signal for the return OF
bonds and sharp advance in gold In State bond,
and Railway mortgages little doing The general
Railway share market is without special change In
the morning prices were frm but after the call the
market dropped and sellers were in the majority AZ
the close the market steady at quotations. The
closing prices Iwere: New-York Central 10ls; Erie
Coz; Wabash, 4Sl; Reading, fN.GlO4l; Michigan
Southern s0,dSl; Cleveland and Pittsburgh. 92l
Rock Island, fO2l 9lOS; Northwestern, 462; North
Western Preferred, 7Ol; Fort Wayne 1911.
Money on call is abundant at fa5 per cent with
loans on Governments at less in numerous
Commercial paper is offered more freely, and passes
at GlG7 for best. The Government is now buying
1905 moderately, and the supply of currency is in
creased by the process sensibly. The flow Of money
10 the interior is constant and sufficient to tell un
favoRbly upon the bank statement. The rate oi
interest ana tne cOnOlJlOu VI lnc Nch-lOih NiVy
banks are in marked contrast with the Spring Of
1867 On the 30th of March, with the quarterly state
ment in vew call loans were Z per cent and in de-
mand with the second issue of 730s saable at 1851
and gold at 1914. The legal tenders and coin at that
date stood at $709S249O. At the present date upon
5G5 of coin and legal tenders, call loans are at
per cent 1905 at 1913, andgold at 1915.
Exchange is firmer and quoted as follows: London,
co days. 109.0109i; London sight 110sGll0s; COM
mercial, lO9i6iO9l; Paris long, 5l6i05.l5; short,
5lS.9512l; Antwerp, 5.1s323l7i; Swiss, 5.lsi0
5l7A Hamburg, S6s9S6!; Amsterdam, Az; Frank
fort. 4ians; Bremen, 7Ss 97sl; Berlin, ROTH.
In Freights to Liverpool, per steamer. 1900 bush
Corn at AID; 1850 boxes Cheese at 25s. To London.
per steamer 1000 bush. Wheat at i05sd; 400 bbs.
Flour at 2s; 1900 bush. Corn, on steamers account
100 tuns Measurement Goods at $751; 100 boxes Cheese
at S5s.; 100 hhds Tobacco at 25s. To Glasgow. per
steamer 1900 BUSH Corn at sd; 1900 bush. Wheat
at 4d 1000 boxes Cheese at $751; 100 tcs Lard at $751;
500 bbs Rosin at 2s and 80 tuns Measurement Goods
at SOS. British brig, from Wilmington to Liver
pool or Bristol with 1GO0 bbls Spirits Turpentme
at 6s.
The transactions at the Sub-Treasury to-day were
as follows: Receipts for Customs $57 900; for Gold
Notes, s5s,OOO; Total Receipts, S2S639S5 76 Total
Payments, $5,995,5i2 So Balance, $lS4SS7,99s CS.
The Chicago and North Western road for tho year
New-York tribune., 1867-08-28
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT - Before Judge
BfATCHFORD.

BfATCHFORD.
INFORMERS SHARES
Ua,ed sg One sl boiler &C. found at Ehsirih st. near
Seventh
Judge Batchford rendered n decision in this
case on the 18th inst, which published In our col
unns holding that the miOrmCr, on whose Information
the propcTy In tho suit condemned, was entitled 10
half the gross amount realized on the sale OF the
property. Since then DisiuctAttOrney Courtney has
Submitted brief for the Courts consideration contend
Ing tlnt the informcr not entitled to his halt-
share until taxed costs had been deducted from tho
rfoss amount realized. Judge Blatchford now gives
another decision, in which ne reahirms hs first opinion,
that In such cases the lnfomer is entitled 10 Oncalf the
gross proceeds before the taxed costs deducted the
latter to come out Of the Governments share.
IN BANRRUPTCY
A petition in bankruptcy was filed by James
C. Porter OF this city, aud referred 10 Register All en-
New-York tribune., 1867-08-28
Court cAIENDAR-TuIs DAY.

SUPREME COURT-CHANBERA BARNARD.
3eValeniue schultz al lOSherrand agt Brown et 81
5HfAy Receiver agt De Groot lS-Boscher ag LaurauL
il5-Gorlon et al sgt, Qugley ct
al
MARINE CoURT--TRAL TKisN. Adjourned to Monday merit
New-York tribune., 1867-08-28
COURT or COMMON PLEAS SPECIAL TEnL-Bet
Judge CARDOZo.
DECISIONS

Cohn agt. Colm.-Report confirmed and judg-
ment granted.
Faustich agt Gebhard-Iniunctlon continued. Re
cover To be appointed.
Poesehle agt. Kedenburg.-u not being alleged that
the personal Judgment has been satisfied think ts,nO
bar TO tho foreclosure OF the lien. The proper order will
be granted
Clark agt. Dewy-Motlon granted
New-York tribune., 1867-08-28
Apparent net earnings. ..........,..


Daring this year the funded debt was increased
g. 100000, the floating debt increased $s4eSo' ana
tho farce of paying stock dividend enacted ihi'
was done at atlme when the credit of corporation
representing siOOOOOOo was obliged to mortgage is
new rolling stock for 50 per cent Of its pur0ha's
New-York tribune., 1867-08-28

NAPOIEON's FETE DAY-THE NEW OPERA
uOUSE-THE MEXICAN QUESTION-NISIf OF
LOUIS NAPOLEON TO FRANCIS JOSEPH.
From Our Special Correspondent
New-York tribune., 1867-08-28
SUPREME COURT -CHAHBERs.-Before Mr.. justice
BARNARD.

SUPREME COURT-CHAHBERs.-Before Mr Justice
BARNARD.
TIE WAR OF THE EXPRESS COMPANIES.
stephen r. Waterbury sgt Iluo.e T. Ross
This is a motion for the appointment OF n
receiver Of the Merchants Union Express Company The
andayits are vomminos and though only part OF the
nearly the whole of yesterdays COurttime ME- water
bury sets up in is afdavs that he induced by the
prpeetusespeelally by the clauses Of IL holding out
that probably not than 10 cent would DO called
for and that large profits certanto take 30 shares
OF sto that since time. per cent has been paid
lp and further call for 10 per cent has been made.
The gst of the other afhdayits Is that the pro-
mOteTs OF tho original scheme were Hnacquant-
ed with the busness that two competing lines
almost rs great Il alone did the whole business That
the Merchants Union has been losing enormous sums OF
money aud that OF It's officers have been at times Ia
negotiation with the old companies 10 sell out, differing
only It Is also charged that they have been
reckless In their expenses, employing their own wagons
when drays were sufficient at much increased expense
and sending heavy freight through as express matter az
prices below the actual cost The adayls frther state
that certain officers admitted tho losses of the Com
pany sought to hedge by purchasing stock Of the old
The aiidavits Of the defendants contradcting these
facts are equally yoluminous and their reading Will prob
not likely TO TN Thursday
Mr.. Trlphagcn aud Nr. James T. Brady for plaintiffs
Messrs. sowel Pierce. Mr. Alcn, aud Mr. Couistoek
for dcfCndants
DECISIONS.
Catlin agt. Billings.-NlotiOn granted.
Merchants National Bank OF Lowell agt. Warren lie
land ct aLct the default be opened aud placed on the
Calendar the first Monday OF October 1861 TO be then
Cummings agt Bennott.-Motlon to dismiss complaint
granted. m,
Sherwood agt. r. j. Connolly &c; Yarnum agt The
Board OF Audt--MOtion for injunction denied
NJ w. Hamilton agt. VIM. NJ. Glinton.-Motion Tor M.
tacmont denied defendants appear before Justice OF
this Court tho 9th September, 1861 at III o'clock ~ M
at tie CITY Hall, and be examined, otherwise granted
with costs. =.
Louisa NJ Berrlen agt. Richard BerIen-Judgment OF
divorce granted custody of children awarded 10 plaintiff
In re the Estate Of Christopher Wardel.-Report con-
nrmea.
Patrick Kerby agt Margaret Kerby.-Report OF Referee
confirmed and Judgment OF divorce granted custody OF
New-York tribune., 1867-08-28


a.s...
81 t.s.l alaIr lt
New-York tribune., 1867-08-28

..
l...... lf... Nfa..#
4. .r# Hr. ..a.H.
... .lI"H .I. Hf.r.la..Il .I
lHg-sTa r. llolslafas a..f d.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-09-06
KnOY thy Destiny.


MADAME 4. +. THoHNroN, the great EnglIs, Astrolo.
glsl, clarSoysnt and Psyciometrcian who has asut-
isheI tho scientific clssses Of tho OLD World hss now To-
Gated herself at Hudson. y Azdnsue TaoHxroN pos.
setses such wonderful powers second sight as TO
bio her to inpar knowledge the greates,
to Tho Single or married Of either esr While tr stato
OF trance sho dcnOaes Tho very features OF ne person
son arc to marry and by tho aid OF instrument OF In.
tense power known the Paychomotrope guarantees to
pnduee lfeilo picture Of tho future husband or wifs
OF tho applicant together with datc Of marriage position
In fo, leading traits OF character &C. TIs is no hum.
bug. as thousand OF testimonials can ASSERT sho will
Bend whom desired, certified certificate or written
LusraIse that the picture Is what it purports 10 be- By
eu"laing small lock OF hair aud giving place Of birth
nBe disposition aud complexion and enclosing Atty cent,
and stamped envelope addressed to yourself you will .
ceiro tho picture and desired information by reiur ai
All communications sacred1y confidential. AJlres, Ia
confidence. Madame Z. +. TaoRNToN T.. o. Box 22J
Hudson. N ly March 81
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-09-06

FIuST BALE OF SEA Isl AND COrroN.-AIessrs. j.
II. BAa1ErT & Co., Factors, OH Accommodation
wharf, recoived yesterday one bnle of sea island
cotton from the Point View plantation Of Messrs.
WELDON PATTON, on Cooper River. This cotton
is of superior quality, tho staple being fine, soft
and silky. MIcasrs. WELDON g. PATTON had tho
honor of sending tho first balo last year, aud have
beon equally fortunate tho r:osont season. Ther
cotton is mostly matured and tho bnle sont Aessrs
BAoaErr & Co. il but tho auant-courcu Of similar
conagnments.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-09-06
II. Ia.

II you want cheap Blank Booka;
Hyou want cheap Stationery, Envelopes, Pa
per, &o.; or, 0fnLEns' Almanac;
II you want Printing executed noatly;
Hyou want Books bound in any STYLE or Account
Books mado to order, with any desired pattern OF
ruling, 60 10 HnAI HAnRIs, No. 30 Broad street.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-09-06

RELIGIOUS. = Tho Frccmason Street Baptist
Church, Norfolk, called the Rev. J. L. M CURRY,
Ill D., President OF Howard College, Alabama as
their pastor. DIR. CURRr is aa distinguished as
pulpit orator as hc was distinguished whom he was
representative from Alabama in the Congress of
the United States and of tho Confederate Siatos
He is now on tour to Europe, but will return in
the fall.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-09-06
GhP gallg Neps+
FRIDAY MORNING. SEPTEMBER G. 1857.
LOCAL MA'wrE,RS.

jon WoRK.-We have now completed our cfficu
80 us to execute, in tho shortest possiuic time
ALL KINDS OF JOB WORK, AMI W. :.,nst ~
5pectfnlly ask tar patronage OF our iii,iai..
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-09-06

'fhe TIine to Advertise I'm tho Country.
TIE PHOENIX has a largo circulation throughout thf
middle aud upper DIstrc1 OF the State. Advertising
ratca reasonable the atngcncy Of the money
ket will warrant Merchants aud ohors Wishing 10
tho columns Of The paper will addrcas ~
JULIAN A. HELDy. Proprietor.
February a5 it. Coluub,a, q. G.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-09-06

PosroFFIoE NoT1cr.-hn evening mail for Au-
tSista and Savannah, and for distribution beyond
those Offices, will closo daily al the Postoliro at
lalf-psst 6 O'clock
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-09-06

MMR. A. u. Ml.CnERs, No. los Market street
has rocciv ,d an additional supply or Mupey,s
Magazine for September, and is prepared to aup-
ply his customers.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-09-06
prevention Is Better than Cure.
DIR. RICORD's
Celebrated Preventive Lotion.

4 PPROYED AND HIGHLY RECOMMENDED BY
IA tie French Medical Faculty, ~ tho only AAfe aud
lnt.lbls sndoto against infection from Special Diseases
This invaluable preaton u suited for either aeI and
has proved, from ample eIpsriepos Tho most efcient
aud reliable Preventive discovered. thus enecting
d.siderstuta long sought for in the AsdIeI World II
may be avoided; anse application viii radically
traltks tho vcnarcal yirus eIpe all impufas from ta
absorbent yeasels and fcnder contamination imposbis
Be wiso IN time and st yarJ small ouiy hours Of
untold bodily and mentaltorments ~, 81 =, ~ =
Thil most reliable specific, universally adopted IN
tie Old World u now offered Tor sale for tho hrst Time In
AmerS bS IA 9gPoaT CO.. only authorized
Price sper bottle. Largo bottio double sirs. %.
The uSual discount 10 The trsdS. 3. sept secr,rely
lions and pamphlet by addres,ipg TO .@@
'its f5s- r. K. DUpoRT CO. Y.
,@5{ s.a golS AGENTS for DR.. RE ord 'sP, a. !ts
Nay "a 1TH No. u aola BtpssI New Yoik,
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-09-06
CHASTELLAR'S
w HITE LIQ UlD
ENAMEL.
By the use or

For Improving and Reautifying the Complexion,
he moat valuable aud pertest preparation in nae for
giving the skin beautiful pesrfc tint that is onIr
found In youth II quickly removes Tan Frccilcs, PIN
pies Blotcheo, Meth Patches, Sslo~ness Eruptions
leaving tho skin white and clear aiabastcr Is use
cannot 6c detected b. the closest scrutiny, and being
vegetable preparation 10 perfectly harmless It IL Tho
only article OF the lind used By tho French and is
sldeied By tho Partisan as indispensable to q perfect
oiet OpTnres OF 10000 bottles sold during tlic
past year, Eiiicient guarantee CT its efficacy Prizes
only 10 cents Sent bJ mail, postpaid receipt oi IN
order, b. " "
BERGER. SHUTS & CO.. Chemists.
,,.,,o ass River ST.. Troy, II. 2
1zr
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-09-06

Connection paragraph from The N. Y. 1ri-
6une relating TO Gov. ORRs recent spcecl, mt Bolton
was accidentally printed among orr "Currcnt
Topics" yesterday, without the proper crodit
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-09-06
Post OflIce Notice.
fpsr Ctt's,
CHARLESTON, =. c., July q, lSd1.. !

PUsf UiFitI,
CHARLESTON, \. c., July q, lSd..l
Alter to-day tho mails for Northeastern Railroad
will close al O'Clock h.8l., nisd tO-tlny and after
wards they expected to reach tho Railroad
''station" ut $3.50 o'clock PAl and TO DO ready FOR
delivery AZ This nG!ec q 3:,0 0'ciork r.ai., cxcrpi
OH Sunday, WHEN the hour will bc from 6 PM. to z
P.hI., until further noirU.
ETANI.EY q. TROTr, 1. IL.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-09-06
Eact 1yorth Kno,y,nu

A Fact Worth Knowing.
The best investment for invalid. who suffers from,
debility or loas OF appetite. h . bottle Of PANUus's He
pan Ditters will be to giyo relief For saio by
all Druggists.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-09-06
AFFLICTED!
SUFFER NO MORE!

When by The use Of DIR. JOINyILIEs ELIXIR you
can he cured permanently, aud at h lrlhug cost
The astonishing success whrh has attended this I'm
valuable medicine for Physical and Nervous Weakness
uenersl Debility aud ProsiratOn IOss OF Muscular En
ergy, ImPotency any OF tho OF youihfn
indicfeiion, rrnders II tile most valuable preparation
eyer discovered. .r III s '--
Will rrtnoSa nll nervous afcstIos iepreasIou OK.
element incnpacity TO study or business loss OF memo
~, sonhslon tongls Of self destruction. fears or In
sanity &C. II will rratora tho appetite. tie health
OF those who have destroyed Gy sensual or evil
practicss. 80 80
Young Men, bo humbugged no more by "Quack Doc.
tos and ignorant act0ners, but send without DELAY
for tho Elixir and DO at oRco restored 10 health and hap
pineu perfect Cure j. Guaranteed In eyery Instant
Price 81, or four bottles TO one address 3s :.
c2ses.
ALSO. DR. JoINyrLLE's SPECIFIC PILLS, for s,e
speedy aud permanent euro Of 0oRorrhna Giest IRE
thrH Discharges Gravel strcture aud si affections CT
thD Kidneys md Bladder Curos effected In nom one 10
nYe days They arc prepared from vegetable eItracts
that are harmless on tho BYsiem and never the
stImnch or fmpreEnRte tina BREATH No change OF diet
neceasaIy whlo using theln docs their action in
psrboI. lErf II - - - =: E','-
slthsr OF tho aforementioned articles will be rent 10
any address, closely sealed anil postpaid. by mall
rIpIess ou receipt Of price. hddreas oil orders 10
BER8RH. SHUTS n 60. Chemists,
March 30 ly No. 2Ss liiyer slycct. TroJ, N. Y.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-09-06

Auction saics This Day.
MILES DRAKE will sell this day. at 10 O'Clock, at his
store Of King aud Liberty STREETS boots shoes
clothing. cutlery. 30.
MCKAY CAMPBELL will sell this day. al 10 O'clock at
their saIesroou, No. lss Meeting street. four whiskey
hains, &c.
EILRoH 4 Co. will sell this day. at 10 o'clock
at their auction saiesrooms. No. 1ss 1lesilng street.
clothing. hosiery, fancy goods, &c. -
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-09-06

Fact Worth Knowing
Bakers wiahing good FLOUR for Bread should cali at
srENHOUsE l. CO.. No. ITO Eost pay.
Families wishing choice FLOUR for Dscuits Rolls.
kc.. should call at sTENHousE CO.. No. ITO East Bay.
August rs .Et#iE. -E .,-
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-09-06

Kentucky State Combination Lottery,
MURRAY. EDDY l. CO., Managers. drawn EVERY
DAY at Covington, Ky. s
Whole Tickets from 81 10 $40. Shares In proportion
Capital Prizes from $4,000 to $4,000.
Il. T. PETERS, Agent,
No. 80 Hasel street, Charleston. p. G,
SeptemberG 1mo
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-09-06

NorIcE.-Shippers per steamship Manhattan for
Now York requested to send in thoir bills OF
ladng for signature ne tho Office Of CoUnTEnAY g.
TRErHoI.H, Bgonts,. No. Il East Bay, by G U'oiook
p. NJ, this afternoon.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-09-06

GERMAN IMMIoRATToH. OF our readers
both here and in the country aho take an interest
i'll tho subject of immigration, will DO pleased to
learn that letter received rom Captain MELcH-
ERs, at Oldonburg, dated Aus,st 10, states TINT a
number of emigrante are getting ready to sail on
the lst October. Tho BARK Gauss, Captain WIs-
TING, will positively leave on that day, and Messra
DErIus Co., have promised, that should sufii-
cient number oil omigrants offer, they will aond
another vessel to Charleston in November or De-
cember. Some OF the papers and ship-brokors arc
totally opposed to our scheme, others arc in our
favor, especially tho Bremen Aorgcnposi, large
daily, and among the brokers Mr.. g. F. EBEL1sa,
Office Neue Bnrsc, Bromen, "whom would cor
diaily recommend to such Of our friends in Char
lcston, us may havo occasion to send for any of
their relatives and acquaintances" II tho State
OF South Carolina will guarantee avo per osnt in
torcst for five years capital OF from 81 TO $780,
coo dollars, this sum might be raised in Bremen
for tho purpose OF establishing limo OF steamers
to Charleston. I hnTo seen several Bremen mer-
chants, who have mado this proposal. II would
no doubt insure current of emigration to
Charleston.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-09-06

BUSINESS AcrrvrTT.-A stroll along the principal
wharves and business thuroughfares OF tho city
viii demonstrate to the inont invoterato croakcr
Tint tho Fall Trade has commenced, and though
tho receipts of new cotton aro as yqt but small,
thoy will incrcasc daily until the whnrrcs and soro-
houses are alled to repletion. The large whole
sao aud rotail aoros are now sconcs OF busy life.
New goods arc bong constantly received aud the
employees are engaged IN opening and displaying
them to tho best advantage. numbrr of country
merchants have already visited tho city for tho
purchase. of the:- supplies, md tho boxes to bo
scon in front OF tho several stores arc indications
that the yisita wero not mado in vain. Tne NOR
chants OF this city havo oxertsd eror5 nervo To
mahs the business facilities Of Charleston equal to
the past. They havo laid in ample stocks, and
are prepared to offer their customers tho same IN
ducemonts that have mado this market popular
With tle trado
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-09-06

HEADQ'R6. SECOND MILITARY DISTRICT
CHARLESTON. 8. u, September 8, 1907
oEsEIAL ORDERS, NO. s5l
Under the authority or the appouucc In
General orlers No. so or tho 26th ullImo from the
Headquarters OF tho Army, tho undersigned assumes
command Of Tho Second Military District.
An eIis:pg orders and regulations arc eiopted and
contl:mcd, nnd viii BIO observed Rnd enforced unlcss
hereafter mo1:hed or revoked by proper authority. Z
H. Tho following officers arc announced upon the
saf Of tho Commanding General:
Second Lieutenant LOUIS V. CAzIAac liz, IT, g. In
fanny. Md-de-Csmp.
First Lieutenant o. +. MITCHELL 4th H. q ArtilIsrx
Ailde-Csmp.
Brcvet Colonel E. w. DEsNls Major and Jufoa Al
vocats.
Major JAars p. Ror, 9Th q. s. Infantry Acting Asss
tant Inspector-aeueral.
u S. Infantry, Acting Assistant Inspector.dsnerat
Brevet Major-doneral II. o. TYLER, LIeutenantcolo-
nsi Deputy Quartormaster-aeneral U. S. A., Chief
ouartermsster.
Breret BHgadlerGeneral ". II. Buass Major and
CommssaI5 Of Subsistence, ohief Commissnry
Brerct Lioutenant-Co1ouel CaAnLEs PACE Surgeon
U. s. A.. Medical Director.
Brerct L'outonant-c Colonel ]. ". HIcHoLLs Major aud
rsyinastor q. g. A. Disbu-sng oflcer Of Civil, Fund.
Brevet Captain WILLIAM PHISor, First Lieutenant
Orduancc Corps. u 8. A. Chief Ordnance onlcer
BreSet Colonel E. ". HRxs. LteutenantColonel 4oth
q. 3. Iufans.y, Provost Marshal General.
I'LL Temporarily and Until further ORDERS tho duties
oi Assistant Acknowledgement vii, bn performed by
Second Lieutenant LOUIS Y. cAz1ARc, Aid-de-Csmp.
ED. II. S. CANDY,
Orig. .-denera, and BreFt. AIajor-aeucral u s. Army.
Official; o. II. MrrouEL, 4iddc-Camp.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-09-06

REGISTRATION on TnE SEA IsL,ADs.-FlIc fol-
lowing 10 tho total registration in tho Second Dis
trict, Post of Hilton Head, Comprising Port Royal
Ladies, ST. Holcnu, Cat, Cane, Dnthaw, Aoigan
Paris, Warsaw, and Other email Islands, up to and
including tho 93d jrsiaDt
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-09-06
BUSINESS NOTICES.
auotIon sare. rhia nax.

ALL KISDsor JOB WORK DONE AT THE DAILY
NEWS OFFICE.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-09-06
FUN FOR ALL!

fNUlI. INSTRUCTIONS By WHICH ANY PERSON
- male or feniale ran master the great of Ven.
f,i. and after becohIug experts themselves can teach
Others thereby maling Il source Of income Full ir.
ntrucons sent by mail 90 Csnta Satisfaction quar-
hntecd.
Address l.. o. Drawer 81. Troy, N. Y.
May ID L..