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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1867-12-12
KENOSHA BUSINESS CARDS,
= o. GOTTFREDSEN. No. 7

LII Main ST. Keposhs, General dealer in
Watches, Clocks and Jewery, Cutlery, Silver and
Plated Ware. Musical Instruments &C., &C. have
secured tie services of Of the most skillful work
men In the country, enabling me to do all kinds Of
Repairing on short noticeand in the most satisfac-
tory manner. Come in and examine my stock.
~ American Watches sold at very small profits.
KenOsha Oct10. 1861. ly19
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Dickens walks ten miles every lay.
New York has 900 miles of canals,

A count was taken, one day last week,
of rhe number of vehicles of all classes
which passed through Broadway, New
York, opposite the Astor House, between
7 o'clock in the morning and o'clock in
the evening. The following is the result:
Total Of vehicles up Broadway. $3.50
Total Of vehicles down Broadway Z, 491
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KENOsTIA, WISCONSIN, THURSDAY, DECEMBER -, 1867.
Presidents MESSAGE.

The Presidents Message was received
last week too late for insertion in the Iete'
graph. 1t has been usual for this paper, to
publish the annual messages of the Presi-
dent of the United States entire There
are now so many daily and tri, weekly pa
pers circulated throughout the country, that
large class of readers get the message
through these channels We think it there
fore hardly necessary to publish the docu-
ment entire at this late period we give
below summary of the leading topics dis
cussed:
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RATES OF ADVERTISING

SPACE. n1w.H2w,asw.H 4w. sw. SIN. d 6m. \ yr
square...l 15OR 2.O0l 25OH sOO 40OH 5O0 750I 1000
SQUARES. % 20OA 25Ol 8O0l 95OH 550l 7OOl0OOH 1890
Squares. ii. 260u 325l 375l 425 600H 850 1200 30I0
column Z S5OH 500 6O0l 650B i0.50 40OH2000 So 90
column OOal0OOH12 OOHl5 OOn20 0h4000H 60OO
column OOa16OOn2O oO2l O0RS5 OO40 0On6OOOHIO000
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POSTERS AND HANDBlLLe.

- For Programmes and Bills requiring an unusual
amount decomposition, for bordering and other
extra work, reasonable charges viii be made
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1867-12-12

1hurlow Weed says: 'The Blairs, thank
fortune, have gone back to the Democracy.
This relieves General Grant from an in
hueuce more persistent than the toothache,
and more pestIent than the itch"
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Grand total of vehicles on Broadway pass
ing the Astor House in / 8 hours. IA, sol
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Give us a Call,

and examine our goods and prices. We are de-
termined by fair and upright dealing 10 merit the
patronage of the public
WEmot, Sept Is, 1867. 16tf.
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ENEEKS, FELLOWS & co.

No Kimbalrs Block, Kenosha.
Dealers in Staple end Fancy Dry Goods, Yankee
Notions, Carpets, Oh Cloths, &c, sc. None but
the best quality of goods purchased, and those sold
us cheap as at any other House in the city.
Kenosha, Sept. II, 1867. 1y15.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1867-12-12

How to take census of the children of a
neighborhood Employ All organ grinder
five minutes
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1867-12-12

Oberlin College he's upward of eleven
hundred students, about five hundred OF
them being females and about forty ne
groes
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The Popes last encyclical is said to be ex
cessively abusive He denounces the enc
mics of the temporal power as devils, wretch
es and ravaging wolves
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The house of John r. Morn, near SCOTS.
vile, AIbemarie county, Va, has it is alleg-
ed, been flooded nightly for four mouths by
a strange light, not moonlight. The closest
watching has failed 20 discover the mys-
terry.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1867-12-12

More rain has fallen in 1867 than in any
previous year since observations were kept
at Central Park, n. 7.
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NUMBER %.

or by clear implication If the authority
we desire to use does not come to us
through the constitution, we can exercise il
only by usurpation and nsurpation is the
most dangerous of political crimes. By
that crime the enemies of free government
in all ages have worked out their desigus
against public liberty aud private right. 1t
leads directly aud Immediately to the es-
Establishment of absolute rule for undelega.
ted power is always unimited and unre-
strained. .. s
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Gail Hamilton is about to publish a new
book Untitled 'Woman's Wrongs" This
apparently partisan title is said to cover
a slap at both sides of the question.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1867-12-12

Admiral Porter says he never saw a
very old sailor. Sailors generally die
young Of hardship and neglect
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1867-12-12

All the crowned heads in Europe visited
the Paris Exposition except the Queen
OF England, the Queen of Spain and the
King of Italy.
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George Francis Train has made contracts
for the erection of an immense hotel at
Cheyenne, to be larger than that at
Omaha.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-10-28
Malelia EVERYWHERE.

f1arey mas there been season fruitful as
th,s OF malarious diseases Not onyon the prairiea
ana In the valleys of the West; not merely in all
the olc ha"nts of Fever and Ague and Bilious Ro.
mittent Fever have these prostratng diseases been
unusually virulent; but they have extended to towns
and cities never before infested with them, and have
even ascended the mountains and attacked thousands
people supposed to have been placed by laws Nature
above their reach. Hence are compelled to admit
tnat fatal element pervades the Universal Air this sea-
son. aud ahould at once to only approved pre-
ventive OF it's consequences HOsTETTER's STOMACH
blIIERs tonic so potent septic 80 perfect an
30 irresistible and stimulant SO pure that il
enables the human system to resist and battle all tho
predsposng causes of disease With the conndeuce that
one clothed In incombustiblo garments might move
among blazing buildings tho man who arms himself
against malaria with this powerful dns,pe medicine NAV
district fearless Of its
atmosphere The intermittens and remittents at pre-
sent 80 general In all parts Of the country may be but the
iorerunners OF deadier scourge on its way West
ward from the FAR East Prepare the system with HOS
"E!.rER'S BTTTERs for successful battle with the
mepnitic causes OF all epidemics. Be wise in time
October % ."tt .
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Know thy DESTINY.

MADAME E. F. THORNTON, the great Knglish Astrolo.
gtst clarvoyant and Psychometrican who has aston.
aed the scientific classes Of the Old World has now To-
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sesses such wonderful powers sight as to
Die her to part knowledge the greatest Importance
to the single or married Of either sex While in state
OF trance she deineates the very of The
yon are to marry and by the aid Of ali instrument of in
tense power known the Psychomorope guarantees to
produce hfeke picture OF the future husband or wife
OF the applicant together with marriage poston
IN fe leading traits of character &C. This s no hum
Dug as thousand Of testimonials assert She will
send when desired, certified certificate or written
guarantee that the picture is what purports to be- By
enclosing small lock OF hair and giving place OF birth
age spositoh and complexion and enclosing fty cents
aud stamped envelope addressed to Yourself you will re.
ceve the picture and desired information by return mail
All communications sacredly confidential Address. In
confidence. Madame e F..THORNTON, p. O. Box 22a,
naeso1. =. < -S-Ls.-s a y LIZ IL March aOs
''"'7 Free to Everybody.
Lsrge eipp; Circular, giving anfosanatton og the
greatest IMPORTANCE TO the yo,ks Of both aexss ~
It teaches how the homety may become heautiul tho
despised respected, ana the fosssks:. Loved,
No young lady or seatlemn an6ula AJb td 4snd their
address, and receisea dopy poA paid by return mail
Narea 20 w ssaSsaifSa = sTfoS; MY. J
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DR.. II. BAER-In connection with the change
in the management Of the NEWS announced this
morning, tho proprietors aro compelled to re.
hnquish the services Of DIR. H. BAER, who has been
engaged in this Office, associate editor, almost
from the very commencement of this paper. Dr.
BAEs's value as an accomplished journalist is sc
well known that it need scarcely be referred to
here; but the proprietors desire to express their
high opinion of his industry, energy and varied
ability. They know his merit, and part from him
with regret that is only softened by the fact that
their personal regard will be undlminished, and
that he who was, 30 to speak, the sgod-father OF
the NEWS" will still be its firm friend and sup
porter.
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tDnrAsruRE OF SENIOR RoMERo. This gentleman
who has tor some time represented the Govern
mont OF the Republic of Mexico ut Washington
ana who has been enjoying the hospitalities of
some OF our citizens, loft hero with his family at
an early hou' on Sunday, as passengers, on board
the United States Steamer Wilderness, which ves-
sci departed from this harbor at the above time
for Vera Cruz ..t
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g. DUCRRUx's PATIENT
For instantaneous Detachment of
I Horses from Carriages.

TNHIs INGENIOUS AND VERY UsEFUL INVENTION.
Il which has been patented In the United States.
France and England Is now offered by the subscriber ID
sne public feeling assured they win and It. upon exAi.
Prominent alnong its advantages are: 900 n rlD a
!. facility with which horses may be harness
Cd to or unharnessed om Carriage also renerin a.
for the person embarrassing to pass
liability Of being kicked. - -
sEooNp-In caee Of horse falling no may be loosaa
ro the carriage I'm one eecond without tho rivar ieay.
con work It. - " -. =.
THIRD AND GRRATKsr-In cases Of horses taking friatt
becoming unmanagabe running AWAY the terrible
which 30 frequently follow may all avoid.
60 py TINS simple application TO carriages horses
Gan ne oossd carriage sin twinkling and the
carriage is 9uckly and safely stopped no. N 10 b
Mr Q. DUCHEUx gave seyeral public exhibitions The
great favor aud praise manifested by the public on taa
tion OF its merita. ,&,F5. - 10 ~ S's'-'.
Terms may be known and orders received for apn,vtux
addressing 70 @. DUCREUx. Pstcnfaes -
o.A,4. ocsasi NO. % Elisabeth street. New York.
Yyvotyouocr ~ ~ l l&ds tAg.io TO, .-R er 8mc f,
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BOOK AND Jon PRINTINa.--Mr. THAp. @. Jow,
TIT an old and experienced printer, has resumed
the Dook and job printing business, at the stand
IN Meeting street, one door below the Mills House
no is prepared to execute oil orders entrusted to
linn with neatness and dispatch. His advertise.
ment appears in another column.
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CsFIERANE ,A.DYERT,TS1sR,

nEvoTED TO LIrEnATURE. ecrENCE Arr.
NJ AQnIOULTUREy ard AIsCELIiANE EOJS NEWS
Chsraw.. Ssto. Pnbiished sweekiyl BY POWEiI q
W0RlkY. ssI " r s!yoTsGa t,,ia 51sts y 80 E7 10,
u g1aI. sahl.s on svpeonIrrfos lsss89i'.si. ss
Ks ~ : nArxs or ABvffrnisiss W ,es gl
g2a aanars ten lines On sf Cd
u 10 aIaahstiy marSed, cr thes
WI be pnblshed until ordSred oht aid SecorH
tu9sys11l .&.9Iunnfasi bJsN ,tEnJlEN Il9Ga7s
MssclAntsl othsrs s4stisihg Wy the Ssaf sbbc
November 10 -7T' x
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STooKs, BONDS AND CoUPoNs.-Mr ANDREW M
MoRELAND furnishes to-day statement Of quota.
tons for Southern Bank Bills, which will he found
OF great interest to the public as it contains nfor
nation that is valuable to bill holders, showing
the marketable value OF these securities Mr.
MoRELAND is prepared to purchase stocks and
bonds of all descriptions
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.
KlLRoY Co., will sell, at 10 A. NJ, clothing dry
goods, &C..
CAMPBELL KNOX & Co., will sell, at 10 A. NJ,
ribbons dry goods, &c.
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THE ABBEvnLE BANNER notices the death OF
Mr.. EDWARD j. WALKER, formerly citizen OF
Charleston.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

Cow PEAS GRAIN, &c.-R ARNOLD, No. 2ls
Meeting street, corner OF John, advertises the ,e
ce'pt Of peas, rye and grain which Will bo sold at
tho lowest rates
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MEssRs. r. Il A. p. CALDWELL, advertise for sale
lard and choice lots of bacon sides, shoulders and
strips. These articles have just landed and will
be sold at the lowest rates.
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H. n,
you want cheap. Blank Books;

II You want cheap Blank Books;
If you want cheap Stationery, Envelopes. Pa.
per, &C.; or, MILLERs' Almanac:
1t you want Printing executed noatly:
Ifyou want Books bound in any style. or Acconn,
Books made to order, with any desired pattern OF
ruling, go to HIRAM HARRIS. No. So Broad street
r----s->e----
WHAT OTHERS HAVE DONE You MAY Do-One gentle
man says my doctors bills for Ave years. averaged one
hundred and fifty dollars year, Three years ago
procured one Of Dr. HunirHREYs OF homeopathic
Specifics and since that time my doctors bills have
averaged s15 per year. and we have enjoyed almost n
health Prico s1O sent by express on receipt
of the price. Address ,.&.
HUMPHREY HoMpopATg1o MrpYcrNp M
ootoDer 70 No. Coz Broadway, N. Y.
'---s->-e----
A-A-A--A-A- 'h
The best Dyspeptic Bitters now in use are
Hepatic Btters They fail to give relief Try
oottie ana be convinced For sale by all Druggsts
CaSu.
What is TARRANT'S EFFERVESCENT, Sci TzEB
APEHIENT, and what are its effects? These are oues
ions which the great American pubic has right te
ASK and 1t also has right to expect candid and salts
factory reply. The preparation is mild and yent,,
saline catharc Alternative tonic and Ia most care
mly prepared in the form Of snow white powder con-
tanning all the wonderful medical properties of the far
famed seltzer Springs Of Germany
VI Its effects We would say that those who have tested
'he preparation are the best judges and they declare
over their own signatures that the preparation will
promptly relieve indigestion. Regulate the flow of the
oile. Cure every species Of headache Tranquize the
nervous system Refresh and invigorate the weak Mt
gate the pangs of rheumatism Neutrare aoid in the
Stomach. cleanse and tone the bowels Assist the
falling appetite. Cure the heartburn
If you are sufferer give this Remedy ono trial and /,
Will convince you Of the above facts.
n: TARRANT & CO.. Sole Proprietors New York
'''u Ny @h Drugg'sIs. Smoa September ~
Thc Wine to Advertise In the Country.
The PHGN1x has large circulation threuahout tho
middle and upper Districts of the State Adyertsin,
rates as reasonable as the stringency Of money
he' WI" warrant Merchants and others wishing to use
the columns of the paper will address
q. JULIAN A. SELBY, Proprietor.
!. o"fu0fy 20 Columbia =, c. (
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UNION REPUBLICAN CoNvENTIoN.-The member
OF this party are referred to notice OF mas
meeting that will be held in the several wards to
night for the election OF delegates to convention
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vec Watch tor $40. without regard 90 veiue ~
We wsn to mmedately dispose Of the above nnagnia.
"a sealed envelopes, ana wen mixsd Holders srn cnts.
Yea 70 ths artos named on their ceacate upon pay
Or one worth less Tho return OF any Of o,ar
Snses you to TIE article named thereon upon payment
OF ITS worth; and as arcIe valued Iess
ae seen that this 70 no Iotary, hut
s H. uansacuSn which may be participated In
Asiugle Oerfcate win be sent by niai postpaid upor
receipt OF 70 ocnts i've for o. eleven for S2
and elegant premium S5 sixtysfx ana Gi yaIt1aIs
premium Ger $a0 one hundred ana most superb watch
ior PAD ToAgentss or those Sishing employment this
Insineas duly by the aavernmeIt and open
70 sne moss careful scratiny Try ns. Addreas 4.
Il Waai e y Iinportsrs, No lsI Bsoadway. NJ Z. !,
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FASHIONS For GENTIEMEN.-Overcoats to the
knees, very tight pants like those worn thirty
years ago, and silk hats, with low crowns and
broad brims. Such are mems fashions for the
coming season.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-10-28

CHANGE OF SAILING DAY OF THE STEAMSHIP
FALcoN.-We are authorized to state that the
sailing day Of the steamer Falcon has been chang
ed from Tuesday, the 10th, to Thursday the 31st,
at NT
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A-A-A-A--A-

A-A--ALA-A-
The best Dyspeptic Bitters now in use are PANKN1s
Hepatc Bitters. They fail to give relief. rry
oottie ana be convinced For sale by all Druggists
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-10-28

PosTPoNEMENr OF TIE CIRCUS V1sIT.-In conse-
quencc of some unforeseen delays, DAN CASTILLO
has been compelled to deprive our citizens of the
pleasure of beholding his renowned show, until
the 11th Of November. The juveniles who have
gazed wonderingly at the huge pictures on his
sign board, will have to console themselves with
the anticipation of the good time coming.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-10-28

SALE OF VEssEL.-The Brig Henry Laurens,
built in East Machias, (Mo.) OF III 79-1OO tons,
now lying in this port, was sold on Saturday by
U. s. Marshall Epping, with her tackle &C., for
$500 cash.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-10-28

Coop PAssAeE.-The superior and regular steam
| ship Moneka, Captain SHAoKFoRD OF tho Peoples
line, Messrs. JNo. b TuEo. GETTY, Agents, ar
rived here at carly hour on Sunday after the
excellent passage Of fifty-eight hours from New
York. Tho Moneka is in all respects, one Of the
most reliable boats trading from this port.
VANDERHoRsT's WHARF-THE LEARY LINE-This
largo and oommodious wharf, which has boon long
known by the name Of VANDERHoRsr's from it's
ownership in that family, has lately been undergo
ing considerable, repairs, the bulkheads having
been cut down and rebuilt with new palmetto.
The bridges have been repaired and new timber
and plank put in place Of the old and substantial
and commodious shed is now being fitted up and
will soon be completed for the aocomm odation Of
the LEARY line Of steamships, now composed Of the
saragossa and Alabama, both superior vessels and
well commanded. The agents Of the line here are
Messrs. RAvENEL & Co., and their ships leave
promptly for New York on every Saturday. This
wharf has been for many years under the manage
ment OF MIR. +. p. ELFoBD, whose excellent busi-
ness capacity has been displayed in the conduct
OF the affairs Of this property. .., ...
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THE DAILY /. NEWS,

nS- LARGEST CIRcULATION-THE DAILY NEWS
BEING THE NEWSPAPER OFFICIALLY REcoa-
NIsED AS HAVING THE LARGEST CIRCULATION
IN THE CITY OF CHARLESTON. PUBLISHES THE
LIST OF LETTERS REMAINING IN THE PosTor
FrCE AT THE END OF EACH WEEK, ACCORDING
TO THE PROVISIONS OF THE NEW PcsToFFIoE
LAW.
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Mill KERY and NOTION DEPARTMENT.

FULL LINES OF THE BEST MAKES OF KID
sIIK and THREAD GLOVES >' ~ ~ "AD'
ladies Hats, Bonnets ~ 81, M -. r, II. .s' ~ n "'
And q very heavy stock Of best SILK Ribbons Of ali
ment Q, anS o,s s tgtsE With and
brussels Thread, Ciuny and blond Iaces Black and
Colored Silk Velvet Ribbons >'' DA''A "pu
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ARREST OF PARTIES CONCERNED IN TEARING ur
THE TRACK ON THE SoUTH CARofINA RAILROAD
officer COATES, of the Detective Force who has
been absent from the city on the trail OF certain
parties suspected OF having torn up the track or
the South Carolina Railroad, near Hopkins Turr
Gut, returned tC the oity few days since with
three colored men, Barney Goodwin, John Mont
gomery and William Kirkland. The prisoners
were taken about nine miles from Columbia, and
near the seen Of the accident. The arrest was
made by order Of the Commanding General, and
tne parties turned over to Leutenaat HEspRIoKG
for examination, Their dispositions and the evi
dence in the case was taken by Magistrate KAMA
PAUx, and will BIO made public in o short time &,
-S&-0-
IRON COTTON TrEs.-In walking along ths
Wnarves, the difference between the cotton bales
secured by ropes and those having lion bands u
apparent The former have On old-Hashi0nea
clumsy appearance, which is III striking CONTRAST
with the CLOSE, compact bales bound with tfon
Many Of the latter have been compressed In Tie
patent hand-power press, and, being all Of tlif
same size. are more easily handed than those
prepared in the country screw AS 4 Large f,t,un
per OF ties have been patented, samples Of each
can DO seon on the different w;iarves. ana ttost
interested can compare the patents and form st,,f
eS1imate OF their efficiency. The iron lies havt
Deen received with general iayor by tie: plantors
ana large proportion offfhO cotton Syg aent tt
market 70 secured in this manner. No daauct;o,,
III allowed for the extra weight, but the
moro tnan counterbalance this loss. Il Ia knnwr
iact tnat cotton bales bound with iron "a leas
nAeiy 70 20 damaged by fire than others. several
nres naMng occurred at diforent points. irl whfcf
'no Eon bound balea were the only ones that ,vers
savsa co.son merchants, sfdppsesy tna insufsnsl
adoption by tho cotton piantsrs Win afgsct M
"a ssss..s,,,y ssss, 49,. xS I'D
fhat product. as n isss1 80 -
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FRE1aHTs.-The increase in the arrivals of cot
ton from the interior, has caused quite demand
for steam freight room. and the steamships de-
parting for Northern ports appear all to go full.
The Champion which left for New York on Satur-
day, had on board 144O bales of Upland Cotton,
besides other merchandise, and the Alabama
which departed 'early on Sunday, had about 1000
packages of cotton, rice, and other sundries. Yes
sells seem to be itl demand here
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LINEN GOODS DEPARTMENT

The attention of Housekeepers ia invited tu o,r vo
cheap LINEN GOODS, conssting of Irish FroHfing Lin
en- Linen sheetinR Pillow Case Linen, Table Damask
at 20 cents. >, ~ " ""o"oA
Linen Table Cloths at 7b cents to 81.
Shirt Bosoms from 25 cents up
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-10-28

IHE STEAMsHrP GEORGE B. UPToN.-This excel
lent steamer, now employed in the trade from this
port &c Boston, hes just been overhanled and her
machinery placed in thorough order. Her per-
formance may now be expected to be moro salts
factory than usual. We learn that she left Boston
on Saturday morning for this port, with a good
freight and fair number of passengers. WILL
LIAM ROACH Esq, her agent here, will give every
information to shippers at his Office on East Bay
corner of Adger's South Wharf; r4