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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-11-20
JeweIry made and repaired by c. =
Smith, q s. High street, over Bain's store
nov6d3m

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ALE AND PoRTER.-I am now receiving
regular from Cincinnati, Thatcher &
Dyett's celebrated, stock and fresh Ale and
Porter, in pint and quart bottles, put up
for family use, and highly recommended
by physicians for sickness, &c. OK /
also have stock of Guinness Dublin
extra Stout Porter; Muir & Sons Spark
ling Edinburg Ale; English Ale and Por-
ter. - - - c. A. WAGNER,
nov13-tf No. % East State street..
HoLLowAY's OINTMENT--STIFF JOINTS
One of. the most remarkable attributes OF
HoLLowAY's OINTMENr'is the rapidity and
certainty with which il relaxes contracted
ligaments and sinews. joints, that have
been stiff for years. have repeatedly been
| restored to activity by persevering use of
this match1ess salve. Brisk friction should
be used in applying it in such cases, so that
its snnealing Influence may thoroughly
penetrate the contracted fibres. /, Sold by
tall druggists. 't n jy9-d1w-cw
COUGHS, Colds. Bronchitis and Sore
Throats, are unwelcome, but very frequent
l:visitors, in our variable climate, and not
sunfrequently lay the foundation OF con-
sumption and premature decline. The
hest, safest and surest remedies are Hum
.phrey's HON eopathic Specifics, Nos. one
md seven. They act promptly, mildly and
surely. and soon cure the most trouble
come cold. Sold by all dealers, 6 boxes
81 % sent by mail on receipt of price. "a A
Address HUMPHREYS SPECIFIC HoMoEo-
PATHIc MEDICINE Co., 562 Broadway, N. Y.
jyl3-d&w1y-cw
How often do you hear the complaint
from mother and father that their son or
daughter is not well; that they have no ap-
petite; that they feel languid; that their head
aches; that they are growing thin and fee
Bile, and that they have no life or energy left.
That they are low-spirited, and. perfectly |
incapacited to participate in any pleasures.
or perform any mental or physical duty.
And the question is often asked, what shall
I do for them? or, what shall give them?
Our answer is, let them try PLANTATION
.BITTERs moderately three times day, and
our word for it they will recover.
MAGNOLIA WATER.-Superior to the best
imported German Coloe ne, and sold at half
tho price. ssl 81. si s5-aa
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COLUMBUS PosroFFIcE. = On and after
Monday, Nov. 23d, 1868, until further no.
tice,s the Postcffice will be opened at 8
o'clock a. NJ. and closed at 6k o'clock
P. M. ~1s-..... g
Open on Sunday as heretofore from So
to 81 O'Clock A. NJ.
HliE beg JuI,IusJ. wooD, P. M
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If you want good beet call at C. T
Sumers', No. 81 West State street.
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@ ~ 81 seee:List of Advertised Letters In to-
DAYS STATESMAN. No other paper pub
; fishes it. = - q rie4l - = 49, -1-t..gss
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view YORK STOCK n1afass-Hsv. lssis

p GOVERNMENT STOCKS Stroue,,-
-Coupons or 'S1e1143S@Il45k; do ii6a Ii0@
ElIOiS; do '64 ,l071k k@ i071z; do .ie5 Io75sX
i0f3s;Sd do pew e1I0@Il0l5; do '67 1860
11036 do '68 llo14 DO s40,s lQ55kk. x. !, :,
The stock marketshas been excited and
variable, with Erie as the leading feature
before 2.15 r. NJ, the close of the day for
deliveries among brokers, Erie isat 160@62
cash. immediately thereafter the prices
declined toi42@43 and afteIwar6s rallied,to
4S14, and later, Ethe excitement abating,
fell 70 I45@451 at the close. A great deal
of real stock came on the market at hfSh
cash quotations. q Outside. speeulators are
not disposed to touch Erie at the9 declinN
tearing the corner Is not over. The ball
afee of the markethad beef. DUH but IN
the afternoon the excitement extended TO
New York Central, under rumors OF an
order by Judge Barnard TO reopen the
transfer books which were recently closed
atone DAVIS notice, and the price was run
up to12s4 @i29, carrying with It In ads
vance all The rest of the list particularly
Northwestern and Rock Island. The full
rise was otyhowever, maintained to the
close, but left off at $50 excited and strong
except for Erie, which was very dull.
$50 prices-Wells, Express 2S; Amer
icani44@45; Adams 4S@4S16; United States
47@4SI; Merchants Union 20@2011 Pa
cific Mail 11511a; Western Union Telegraph
36@361f; New York Central 1271I@l271l;
Erie 45@45I; preferred 81, Reading 9SX
@9SA; Terre Haute 39@40; Wabash 56La
@57; st. Paul 66s4 @67; Ft. Wayne 1880
1O9 Ohio 6 Mississippi 80; Michigan Gem
linois Central 141@l43; Pittsburgh $50
s614; Toledo 995S@9934; Rock Island 1861
@lD6R; Northwestern S5A@S6, Lake
Shore 81 -~I go "a - =
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milwaukee, narlket-Noy! I'D. Z;
FLOUR-Quiet and firm aud unchanged.
WHEAT-Quiet at 81 Is fore No / In
store. p -i-AA lSt3-N AS4i
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/ tB-our fashion article Is laid over until
to.I,,or1row to make room for other matter.
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Lap BLANKETs.-Wolf, Fox and Buffalo
Robes just received at lTGGT
CLARK & FARMER's,
No. Neil House Block
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NJ Dry. .Goods nIarket-Nov. I9.,
The dry goods trade is exceedingly inert
but prices are we'll sustained.
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MAGNOLIA WATER.-Superior to the best
imported German Colos ne, and sold at half
tho price. esl %. s 10 -a1a
RNY-sept25 deod&w1ycw 1is -9H
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MEDICAL.
WOMAN

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PRIcE.-$1.25 per bottle, or 6 bottles
for $3.50. Delivered to any address.
Describe symptoms in all communica-
tions. Address HI. T.. HELMBOLD,
Drug and Chemical Warehouse, 594
Broadway, N. Y.
None are genuine unless done up in
steel-engraved wrapper, with fac-simile
of my Chemical Warehouse, and signed
iy91-dw&s-wsoNly II. T. HELMbOLD.
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w Nary galoot before the Mayor yes
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Sold by Druggists and Dealers every
where.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-11-07
CHARLESTON CITY RAILWAY CON.


OFFICE CHARLESTON CITY RAILWAY CO.,
CORNER BROAD AND EAST BAY STREETS,
CHARLESTON, So Ca, November 2. 1868. J
SCHEDULE OF TIE CHAi:. a'STON CIT
RAILWAY COMPANY.
KING-STREEr LINE.
Ieave Timer Terminus Leave Lolcer Tcrmina
at7S0AM and at inter- at AMI, and at Inter
vals OF ten tl0J minutes yals OF ten llOl m'nu'es
during the day till the during the day till 8
last trip ut Q PM. Pm.
N.h.-Lcave the Battery Us follows: On the hour.
and ten tl0) minutes OF the hour, from A. NJ.
until P. NJ, except at ten 1Ol minutes Of oo'ctock
A. NJ. Ever, other trip from the old Postofice.
RUTLEDGE-SrREET LINE.
Leave Utysr TERMINUS Leave Aor'T Terminus
at 73O AMI, and at inter- at so5 A. NJ, and ut inter
walls of twoye H. minutes yals Of twelve 49, min
PM. 9P.N.
NB.-Leave tie Battery at seventeen l7' minutes
eileI the hour and Jortyone i41 minutes after the
hour until Stenteen ~ minutes past B. Every other
trip from the old Postotllce
SUNDAY SCHEDULE
KING.STREET LINE.
Leave Cpper 7ermlnus Leave the Lotoer Iern't
at 0 AM and at inter- nus OF 9.30 AM, and al
MES till TOO q. N. minutes till 7.3l P. NJ.
N.B.-Al the trips arc to the battery except the
last trip of each car. r.
RUI ILEDGE-STREET LINE.
Leave Uprer Terminus Leave Lower 1em'nH
at AM. and at inter- at 935 AM, and at inter.
vals of every twenty t20j vals OF every lWenty Zu
minutes till Gas Pm. minutes TIL 1.3H D>M
N.B.-All the trips are 10 the Battery Except the
s.W. RAMSAY,
November 2 Secretary and Treasurer.
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Markets by Telegraph.
FOREIGN MARKETS.


LONDON. November 6.-Consols 94Ia943S. Bonds
easier at 7S5<.
LIVERPOOL, November 6.-Noon-Cotton steady;
sales Is o0O sales of the week 121 900; for export
81 OOO for speculation 26 000 Stock 900 bales, Of
which 49, 900 are American; the latter being nearly
80, 600 over the estimate.
Afternoon firm. Lard 66s. Turpentine
26s.
LIVERPOOL, November 6-Evening. Cotton afoat,
2s 900 bales including 900 from the Uni ted States
Yarns, fabrics, and heavy breadstuffs qaie:. Pro-
visions unchanged.
PARIS, November 6.-The bullion in the Bank oi
France has decreased nearly half million francs.
DOMESTIC MARKETS.
New YORK, November 6-Noon.-Money very un.
settled and excited Sterling 9k. Gold 32h
Flour 10 to 15c lower. Wheat nominally to &c
lower. Corn dull and dropping. Mess pork heavy
at S26 Is to s26 &c. Lard dull-steam 1916 to TIC.
Cotton dropping OF 25Hc. Turpentine 4jac.
Rosin quiet-strained, 50 40 to Sc IS. Freghts
dull.
Evening.-The cotton market is heavy and de-
cidedly lower; sales 2300 bales at 25a25I1c. Flour
heavy; superhne s5 teas 10; extra Sc 25 Wheat %
Sc lower. Corn 1c lower; mixed Western 81 16; yel-
low Southern So. Mess pork s26 Is. Whiskey lower
at 81 O2al O5. Roein. strained 50 40a2 IS. 1allow
quiet at 12%a1Sc Freights quiet; cotton by steam
H. Money, after great excitement closed at Z. Ster-
ling closed weak at 9. Gold S2Ta33.
BALTIMORE, November 6.-Cotton dull at CSC.
Flour and wheat dull Corn dull with light receipts,
sla1 O6 Oats and rye dull and nominal. Bacon &C.
tive; shoulders lSsIa14c.
LOUISVILLE, November 6.-Lard IT, Shoulders IA
to 14H; clear sides 1s4sl91s. Whiskey 81 o5.
WILMINGTON, November 6.-Spirits of turpentine
4Ok. Rosn-strainea 81 50; strained and No.
mixed 81 70; No. PSI 75a1 80; extra No. 81; No.
81; pale S.. Tutpentine SO s.. Cotton-lo receipts
and no sales.
AUGUSTA, November 6.-Cotton more active, but
prices lower. Sales Sl5 bales Receipts GIG. Mid
ding 22st. Sails of the week 21so; receipts 1926.
SAVANNAH, November 6.-Cotton dull; middlingd
231sa23A; sales, 53s bales; receipts, 1l35 bales.
MOBILE, November 6-Cotton quiet and weak
sales 100 bales; midding receipts 7O9 bales
Receipts OF the week 47s2 bales; sales $3.50 bales
Exports coaswise 80 baes foreign 276O bales. Stock
| $4,000 bales.
NEW ORLEANS November G.--Gold 322'la34. ster.
ling 42ka441s. New York sight 4 discount. Sugar
firm; receipts oil sold; prices unchanged. Molasses
easier; Centrifugal 10; prime to choice s0as5. Cotton
easier; middling 23za2S sales 1900 bales; receipts
1862 bales exports S39 bales. Receipts of the week
proper 81, ,4OS bales; total 80, ,24O bales Exports to
Liverpool 10,5O2 bales to Havre 5000 bales; coast
wise 1882 bales. Stock 1889 bales.
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Passengers.

dieon r. hale. DR. q Frasr, two Misses John
ston, Lumberton and l in storage ,,..,
Per steamship Charleston, from New York-Miss
Mary 1arris. W Kemp and wife. Bull MIS-
Rishon DAVIS. Miss Davis, Mr. Dunkin and wife, g
Hamilton, Miss Huger, Miss Hayne, Miss smith ti,
Mira Thayer, Miss Thayer, Miss Hamilton. Mr Mul.
cahy. Baker. JFrsbee, Mrs Miller a. and q 1,s 5we
danobters. Mrs Ford children and nurse W BeI
1amy Mrs smith. child and nurse, Mr. Rayenel, Rev
DR. Mccullough, Pipes, NJ T Remp and nurse u
Miller J Miller, q Miller, and - IN the steerase.
Per steamer Emille from Georgetown e
] Higgins, C Higgins, N Emanuel, and decR'
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PROCEEDINGS OF CITY COUNCIL
REGULAR MEE11NG.
COUNCIL CHAMBER, November 8. 1868.

COUNCIL CHAMBER, November 8: 1868.
present-The Mayor; and Aldermen fot-
ter Yoiet. Csde, Cunningham, W9l!den,
Olney, Howard, Marshall, Moore, Mchm'ay
and Dereef. ,vero road
" Application Of ". Mckay for auctioneers L.
cense. Referred to Committee on Licenses.
Application of ". Shepherd, executor estste
Of Thomas A. P. Horton, praying for permls
sion to build coal vaults under the sldeWalk IN
front of premises No. 1913 Meeting-street. ne
ferred to Committee on Streets with power TO
Petition of Mrs. NJ. A. Whitney for reief m
the matter of her building, damaged by mop
some time ago. Referred to Committee On
Relief. co.otor eor The
IJnper Wards, protesting against the actlon !, OF
Council relative to his contract. LAID over 1or
Bills Of Gas Light Company for OCTOBER.
Referred to Committee on Lighting the City.
Sundry bills. Referred to Committee on
Accounts. 1000
showing s1493 S0colected from delinquent tax
PAYERS. Information.
: Statement Of number Of patients remain
ing in the City Hospital, &c. Information
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THE DAILY NEWS.
The Picture Of the World.

One morning of Summers day,
Upon painters easel lay
The picture Of q child at play;
A form of laughing life and grace,
And finished, all except TIE place
Left empty for the untouched face.
In nodding vielets, half asleep,
The dancing feet were ankle deep;
One rounded arm WAS heapipg up
With clover-bloom snd outtercup;
The other'to ed blossom high
To lure lowering butterfly.
Twas easy to imagine there,
In that round frame OF rippled hair,
The wanting face, all bright and fair.
A salder artist came that day,
Looked on the picture where 1t lay'
And, sitting IN the painters place.
He painted in the missing iace'
From his own heart the hues he took
Io! what q wan and woeful look
Under that mocking wreath OF flowers;
face once seen one still must Sec
Wise, awful eyes solemnity-
Lips long ago too tired to hide
The torture-lines where love had died;
The look OF despair too late,
Too deal to no o~~,> 1-~~nrate-
4 Ace for which 60 far away
The struggle and the protest lay,
Mn memory of it more could say.
Rennlsea and reckless, withered, whu'
= stared above that dancing child.
AZ night a musing poet came ..o
And. shuddering. wrote b-neatn i's nane,
No' aes, 1.-The GALAXY.
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wooden building at No. 62 Beaufaln-stIeeC,
beg leave to report that they have eAaninea
the same and recommend that 1t De eranteu,
provided the roof be covered with incompustl-
BILE material
Respectfully submitted.
8; s.; sS$$ $SF$S}S sS$sSSHEssssBBA S$sSHssB! oonn's',.
Adopted.
By Alderman Whilden: -
the petition of the Board of Commissioners of
the Market for the lighting OF three additional
lamps in the market, recommend that the mat
ter be referred to his Honor the Mayor with
power to act.
WILLIAM y I asbsAVETI 6 MEHTH4pEN' Committee.
Adopted.
The Committee on Lighting the City, to
whom was referred the petition of residents
of Ashley-street. continued above Spring, for
the lighting of lamp in that court, recon-
mend that the petition lie over for further
consideration.
A: S. MARSHALL, Coh' ini''ee'
Adopted.
The Special Committee on the Fire Depart.
menu rres.oectfully report that, after careful
examination, they recommend that the SUN SUI, s vi
two hundred and fifty dollars be paio& & IN aun, s lut
VI.
nerformed on buildings of Etna, HOOK and
Ladder and Phoenix Companies.
WILLIAM G. WHlLDEN.
H. B. OLNEY.
G. J. CCNNIMGHAM.
L. T. POTTER.
c. VOIGT.
Adopted.
The Mayor presented the following commu-
ni,.ation from the City Attorney:
CHARLESTON, November 2, 1868.
Ho.. G.. ". Clark, Mayor:
SIR: I send you draft of the agreement con.
Tning the Artesian Well prepared upon con-
f.rence with the committee and Mr. Weiton,
they approve the draft.
Asthere are some amplifcations and, per-
h:ra. some notifications of the report IN this
draft, made to carry out what the committee
and Mr. Welton stated TO be their mutual
understanding, it is perhaps proper that the
draft be submitted to Council before execution
to ascertain whether it embodies their views
also.
stated to the committee that the agree
mcnt to divide the net profits might Involve
Council in liability for the contracts OF MIR.
Welton in the execution OF the work.
To provide against this, the earnings OF the
water are to be applied to such outlays and ex-
penditures; and if Mr.. Welton does not comply
with his covenant to do the work at his OWL
cost and charges in the FIRST instance, Council
may protect itself by determining the lease anu
rc-entering. ~,
It will be for Council to determine whether
they regard this protection as sufficient.
An inventory and appraiaement OF the prop
erty in the well is to be attached to the agree
ment. Respectfully. -
[The agreement will be published in future
issue.1
DEFERRED BUSINESS.
The favorable report Of the Committee on
Streets on the petition Of Robert Brodie, esq,
praying compensation for 971 feet OF land,
taken to widen Market.street, was taken up
and adopted.
Alderman Whilden moved that the report OF
the Committee on Streets, made at last meet,
ing, on the petition of James Melvin, Street
Contractor, be reconsidered. Carried.
Alderman Olney moved that the petition OF
James Melvin be indefinitely postponed. Car
ried.
Adjourned, W. 81. SMITH.
Clerk OF Cornell.
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ConsiSnees per South Carolina Railroad
Nnycmhcr G.

s55 bales Cotton 9S bales Domesics, 20 boxes To-
bacco 1911 bushels Grain. &c bundles Paper c? Dds
Naval Stores, cars Wood, 8 cars Lumber, cars
Stock To Railroad Agent, Flost AdEer, Pezer,
Rodgers & Co, Reed-r l. Davis. W Dowliug Co.
caldwell < Son, Willis & Chisolm, Utsey kenyon,
TH&W Devices, Bollmarn Bros, Holmes. Maiues
Wardaw L Carey, Hopkins, Mcpherson s Co,
Courtney 8. Co, Monry & Co. J D Aiken Co. Rave;
mel & Co, Grae:er, Lee, Smith Co. Cohen. Han Lkei
& Co. Thurston & Holmes, Courtenay & Irenno1ln, d
r Prn2lc, d Copia Co. G " Williams q oo,,S W %
C Dukes & Co.
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Arrive nt Savannah ISuudays eGceptcdI o.. UU
Passengers to Stations west OF Lawton and Live
Oak take Day Train from Savannah
Passengers from Bainbridge connect at Lawton
with Express Train for Savannah at Q 00,h NJ.
PASSENGERS from Tallahassee by Day Train connect
at Live k with Express Trait for Savannah at II 10
L. Al.
Sleeping Cars on Express Trains.
No change between Jacksonville and Savannah on
Express Train.
Steamers leave St. Marks fer New Orleans, Apa-
lachicola and Pensacola every Friday.
Leave st Marks for Havana. Kcy West. Cedar key ys
and ampa every Wednesday.
Stcamers leave Jacksonville for Palatka. Entor-
prise and all points on the St Johns River every
Sunday and Wednesday OF 90 A. NJ.
II. S. HAINES.
November emo General superintendent.
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Office Health Department. Charleston 8. G., octo-
(; ber 81, 1858.
The United States Government, through the
Bureau r. F. and A. L., furnished supply OF
medicines which was sufficient, In INST re-
spects, to last about six months under favora-
bic circumstances; many Of the leading arti-
cles, however, such as quinine, stimulants, &C.,
were not enough for more than three months
if enough for that time.
Report Of the City Treasurer OF the nam es
,of licensed auctioneers
CITY TREASURY, November 8, 1868.
To Mayor and Aldermen in Council assembled:
GENTLEMEN: It is my duty to report to you
the Licenses renewed, showing who are auc-
tioneers for twelve months from Both Septem-
ber last, viz:
Co., r. 4 A. P. Caldwell, Clifford & Mathewes,
Campbell, Knox & Co., I. NJ. Cater, 81. 3. De-
Leon, J. & F. Dawson, Miles Drake, L. D. De-
Saussure, J. A. Enslow & Co., VIM. Gurney.
Holmes & Macbeth, N. Hunt & Son, Jefords T.,
Co., Leitch d Bruins, LoT1des d Grlmbal.
Laurey & Alexander, j. G.. Minor & Co., Milli-
j. s. Riggs. F. P. Salas, g. w. Steffens & Co.,
Al. White 4 Sons, T.. A. Whitney, Wardlaw &
Carew, I. Y. .Westervelt, Bowers & Sllcox Ab-a-
hams & Son, Hutson Lee.
Very respectfully, s: THOMAS,
City Treasurer.
By Alderman McKinlsy:
To The Honorable the Mayor and Aldermen OF
the City Of Charleston:
The Committee on Steam Engines, to whom
was referred the petition Of MIR. T. D. Dotterer,
to erect q structure at the northwest corner OF
Calhoun and Alexander streets, for the pur-
/pose of enclosing an engine to be propelled by
steam, respectfully begs leave to report that
they have examined the site upon which it is
proposed to erect said building and the plan OF
its structure, as submitted to us by MIR. Dot
terer, and tind that it contor MS in every par
ticular to the ordinance regulating the erec-
tion OF steam engines, and he promises to
observe the regulations required thereby in its
use. We therefore recommend that the ap-
pication be granted. Most respectfully sub
mltted by VIM. McKINLAY, Chairman.
L. T. POTTER.
Adopted.
By Alderman Olney:
The Committee on Accounts beg leave to re-
port upon the examination Of the following ac-
counts; they find item correct, and recommend
that they be passed tor payment, viz:
ORPHAN HOUSE.
Sundry bills ending October 20, 1868. .s2877 SO
AIMS HOUSE.
Sundry bills ending October 20, 1885,. 1127 90
HOUSE OF CORRECTION.
ID, BenSen. ......-.... AZ oV
TIDAL DRAINS.
Sundry bills Observation-Disclosures Zf5 oo
STREETS, &C.
Sundry bills. ls...................... Us 10
CITY GUARD.
Sundry bills. So4 IL
CLERK OF COUNCIL.
Hiram Harris. 5o
HIGH SCHOOL.
John Russell. ..................'... II uo
HEALTH DEPARTMENT.
Sundry bills. Observation-Disclosures. 172l 62
s64s6 O3
Respectfully submitted.
VIM. G. WafLDEN, Accounts.
Adopted.
By Alderman Voiet:
The Committee on Brick and Wooden Blu. d
ings to whom was referred the application 6f
IT. d no,&r.n;ar 4, Pr0 <or raNa;r;rov &ha;-
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Consignces peg Northeastern khiiroao
November 6.

147 bales Cotton, lO4 tushels Rough flre. N1va1 a.
Stores, Mdze, &c. 10 ] $ :, Hill, J schirmer,
Aiken Co, Wuibern L Co. franck, Grleser, Lee Lee
suitb Co. Quincy McNeil, Frost T,arsgnn AGsGn
E Holmes G A Barrett. Mowry & 20, Recdcr & Da-
Wis Caldwell & Son. G " VIII ms x Co. Kendall s =
Doclery Raveuel x Co. j. a Goldsmith & co. aho
WAGNER, Heath & Monsccs.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-11-07
c,,,yGM OF SCHEDULE.
GENERAL sJPERINTENDENT'S OFFICE,

CHARLOTTE AND SoUTB CAROLINA RAIL.
ROAD COMPANY.
SUPERINTENDlN lNT'S OFFICE,
COLUMBIA, S. C., March 81. 1868.
ON AND AFrER THIS DATE, THE TRAINS
" over this Road will run as follows:
leave colnmba nj 400 P. NJ
Arrive at Charlotte at. .!OO 1. M.
Leave Charlotte at .I3o 7. III
Arr1ye nt Co,umb bia at................G0U at Coz A. NJ.
Passengers taking this route, gong North make
mouth, to all principal Northern cities.
aD-Tickets optional from Greensboro, either via
Danville or Raleigh; aud from Portsmouth either
VIA Bay Line or Annamessic Route. Baggage checked
Connections made both ways with trains of the
Greenville and Columbia Railroad.
CALEB BOUkNIGHT,
April2 superintendent.