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..a2!SHERIPPls SALE.

olA1I4e4I ~ ShA1s
Jacob Walker No. District Court
3gs. xoi.t Il Paris; of Rapides, State OF
r. NJ Kilpat-f Louisiana. gaid9h dir Y
rick. 2iysntasil 1gil gaameGG zos'
DYoVIRrUE Of an alias writ Of Fieri
ID Facias issued fromlthe Honorable the
District Court, tnlandlfor the Parish OF
Rapides, State of Louisiana, ,aud tonne adj
dressed ipathe above, entitled and number
ed suit, | have seized and will offer for sale
to the last and highest bidder on. nm
SATURDAY, the LIST, day Of FEBRUA-
Aai1Al 5noRY,2I86s.l 70 aot's"2N
between the hoursof IL AZ NJ. and 4rP.
NJ, at the Court House door in the, Town
of Alexandria, Parish Of Rapides, State Of
Louisiana, the following property seized
as the property ofthe Defendants, to-witq:
Ascertain piece orpareelIoflground, situ-
atedin the Town Of Alexandria, Parish Of
Rapides, in square No. 4l9 lots No. one
and two fronting Bayou Robert Street and
Road 106 feet, and .2l2 feet back towards
Rail Road, with oil the improvements and
buildings, thereon. goa qtysaa1n sidaaoG
TERMS OF iSAEI:-OAsH In United
States Treasury Notes subject to. appraise-
mentaQ -e1aiilA9J. SYPHER, Sheriff. o
AiexFJ an. 1st 7 1868 tdslPr's fees $is!s
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, % NUVEMBER 2cCH, I1oo1.IJ n
II, TAKE this method of informing my
Il friends and the public that the reports
circulated by designing enemies, that I
am about to depart from the State, and
remove to Texas is false, and fabricated
only TO injnre my credit. am still 1T my
home, and there expect to reniain land
continue my residence in old Rapides,, the
home of my birth. ,It8ai 4
Dee4-3t. W. N. cALYIf, /
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slinaCHAs. r. BOYD, 7edt ,ol
sllW hH1 24GtG9u o. nef9qf zguj4olu !
TO the Ru1oltcs..l

:I.Il 8 .1SsTIIb T-'sYS NH II M .o4,
P'N/E wish, TO inform, onr friends and the
saY PablliFc that We still III continue tie
sAD{D[LERY j BUSINESS, at the old stand
on Third Street, two1sanares aboye Clark's
Livery Stable We lhaveiolb hand a,fine
assortment IF ready made work for sale,
such as, BRIDES, MARfiNGAII.Es,, G1RT4is,
SADDLES, HAKNEss, etc, etc. gidisS9q q
Repairing done at the shortest notice.
mar 20, If b aaidiYo4oBuSPREIGEL. +
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WHEN YOU PURCHASE Z @gla ,
/ Sl I GARDEyr SE,ED,% = =

see that you get the BEST KIND; those
grown by LANDRETH are the most re1ia,
bio: They do not cost more than any
other, and can always be depended, dngI 2
] Apply to II. ST.. JOHN
, febl6-tf Leak l. NJ
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/ eay& NOTICE. None genuine without
the engraved trade mark around each pot
or box, signed'iby DnesIAGGIEL j New
York. to counterfeit whichlisfslonyie egaii
I. aegA Sold lbysall respectable dealers in
medicine throughout the United, States
and Canada at .iita9ss1af .Nsossi IA on
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~ thtl E'I44 ,vJIJr----T 5ElIt . 40 FI!is.5E3
DOM ETS, Ribbons, Silks, Trimmings,
ID 4Laces, Gloves and oil and every varie.
ty ofLaaies' Furnishing Goods constantly
ON hand and 5reeeyedI weekly FROM New
Orleans, Prices Moderate aoiinagA4c5
ia July II, '67t-tf Li5n9upesaQg 1tsmyoic
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I @ & Corn, oats and Bran, ~ is.
at reasonable rates. l have also ONE
HUNDRED PLOWS: Calhoun pattern,
Peacock and Hall & Spear; Nos. /, j., II
and 2, at NEW ORLEANS PRICES. x
/ Give me call and judge for yourselves,
but don't come all at once and don't for
get your pocket books. .irsa0 wabe
Twill either advance or give a. reason.
ablepriccfor Cotton. Inquirejast aboyethe
~ ICE HOUSE HOTEL..e9a sg1e'
feb 90 If JACOB WALKER.
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a e e Z N e I 9fNllil!3 2!
rTlHE UNDERSIGNED will purchase, at
U the highest market price. ,in any
lq1antity, old RAGS, BRASS, COPPER
IRON, OLD CORN SACKS and MOSS 4 g !
Call at his store back of the Ice House
or at his Warehouse opposite r. Fluck's,
On Third Street. .a dl.5..'ss., -, siss',
No business transacted on Saturday, ae
. May 1s67-tf. JOSEPH VOL f.. .
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'PERuvIAN BARK BITTERs,N
!. 4 CELEBRATED TONIC; .1 81. T
4 CERTAIN PREVEyVIFEToR FEVER ANDAGUB

~ L. KOUNS g. BRO. So Comnon ii. ,
NJ Wholesale Agents. Manufactured
by d. Mr. Perl g. Co., Wholesale Druggists,
llM Charities street, NJ O. sifi1lf',I satf.
/ apl3ly fiiz3 ai'
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1868-02-01

ONE BON Is SUFFICIENT
FIFTY THOESiNB BONES M We BEEN SOL n
WITHIN TWO YEARS
TEN THOUSAND BONES SENT BY LETTER,
h"h ny mysri! and Agents, to all portions f the world
t" which answers have been returned in which ladies
say nothing like the above Pills have been known since
the Science of Medicine dawncd upon the world,
IN REMOVING INSTRUCTIONS AND RESTORING
NATURE 70 IT'S PROPER CHANNEL.
Quiens the nerves and bringing back the Rosy color
OF Health 10 the cheek of the most delicate
PRICE 81 PER BOX. SIX BOXES S.
Sold at retail by II. H. MITCHELL. Sole Agent for
Elkton, and by all Druggists. Sold in Baltimore by
COLEMAN ROGERS l,3 West Baltimore ST.: CIIAS
f.. BEATTY Co. corner Calvert and Franklin SITS:
W. II. BROWN BROTHER No. South Liberty :
LOUIS SENFf & CO.. No - North Howard street
General Wholesale Agents.
M9.Ladies. by enclosing price 81 through the Elkton
Pc can have the Pills sent by mail. feb 9, lsG7-ly
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s-fhe highest charge made il Eve per cent
foods OF every description (e\rcpi Liquors, Inn, had
'nd r"ardI With despatch, when either ca. il or ,Id.
accompanies The order. " e
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BY CONSENT REFER 30 TIN furLowIya CERTIFICATES.
ELGroN, Nd, Julys5l 1857.
IN AL onr business trans ueD,ns with Mr. T. T. l.I,,
we nav" i"nh iln prompt ani reliable as u CuInp,i ion
Increment, and We very cherr'y recommend him in
thh ilh""H and others "i tucii who have. tr.., f.,
sell ia IT,. baltimore markets. JOHN PARTRIDGE
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A CARD TO THE LADIES.
DIR. DUPONCO'S
Golden Periodical Pills
EnR ZEN hIEg
SMOKE OR GREASE; and Warranted \

lnnIlible in Correcting Irregularities, Removing OBJ
str,c tons from Whatever Cause and
ALMA Us SUCCESSFUL As A PREI'ENTIVE
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COlleCtiOns.-JAS. DENNY, ESQ.
is the regularly authorized Agent for THE
WING, for the collection Of Advertising and
Subscription bills,
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-08-21

TIE WARD MEErINos.-The regular meet
ings Of Ward Democratic Clubs held on We'd
nesdsy night, we're vel! attended.
In Ward 8. a resolution charging the Cen
tral Club with usurpation Of power was laid
on the table.
In Ward 4, a resolution for defining and
limiting the powers Of the Central Club was
laid on the table. > ;
In Ward 6. resolution to define and limit
the powers of the Central Club was voted down
by q large majority. A resolution was adopt
ed, that,no election Of Aldermen be had with
out at least one weeks previous notice through
the Democratic papers Of the city.
In Wards, Is resolution to curtal the powers
Of the Central Club was laid on the table, and
vote of confidence in the Central Club was
passed. a proposition to go into an election
Of delegates to q nominating convention for
Mayor failed. =
An the wards show an encouraging improve.
ment in the number OF citizens present, and it
is hoped that this may be taken as an indca.
ton, that all classes are alive to the impor.
tance of united and temperate action. :
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STREET Car MANNERS AT THE NoarH-A

TOUCHING MCIpENT.-A Chicago paper says:
A very touching incident recently. occurred
dolphcstreet- The. car was crowded. Many
were standing; among them an old man Of
perhaps seventy; whose appearance indicated
great WEAKNESS. There were strong men sit
ting on either side; there were young men and
boys; but no one offered tn old man sest.
Presently young and bea tirul woman rose,
and, with a winning smile, offered him her seat.
He seemed bewildered, and refused; but she
inslste6 with 30 much e1rnestness that he
finally settled himself into her seat, while she
took the place where he had 8 ood. This pro-
ceeding created such sensa ion that the con-
ductor pulled the bell and kindly inquired if
anybody wanted 70 get out. fat old gentle
man. whose eyesight was rather dim, delib
erately took out his epectac.es, and having
wiped them carefully, put them on his nose,
and said: MWonderful | . wonderful wonder
full" No less than four gentlemen sprang
from their seats at the same moment, and
offered them to the lady. but she politely de-
cIined. After the lady had left the cor one
gentleman remarked that he had ever seen
the like in Ills life, and that in all probability
doubt stranger in Chicago. The conductor
was lnterrogated as to whether she vas l, IRE,
quent passenger ini the cars. He replied That
she was not-that nothing of the KIND had
ever before occurred In che course or his e4-
perlence as conductor. A youthful dandy,
who had q seat next the lady, said, With twlrl
OF his moustache. that it was IAN awkward
position for man to be placed N" but he has
spent his time since the event in riding upand
down IN the same car. and has offered hiH seat
to no less than fifty-four elderly gentlemen. He
has likewise invoked the muses. in poetical
enu4lon OF seventy-two stauzas ITO The beauti
10! young woman" which he proposes to pub
lisf1.
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TaasBaisor ettas Deayy Nsv.: ',.:s77 ..sa5 s:
The following letter from firm in Whining:
ton, N. O., well and favorably known as e1ten-
sive dealers in naval stores, will prove to those
interested the correctness OF statements in my
former communication:
: (Copy) :-
1 WILMINGTON, N. O., August 10, 1855.
Dear Str-Your favor Of twelfth to hand.
Our charges on spirits turpentine are: Coop
erage, 10r.; turning and'glueing, 75c.; guaglng
On rosin: Sampling, cooperage and labor,
&c.: weighing, Sc. On crude turpentine: In-
spection, &C.. per barrel, buyer paying same
oooperage, 10:.
(signcd) PETTEWAY & MOOhE.
I do not propose to notice any portion OF
''Tar Heels" remarks, appearing in your issue
Of this date. My communication Of the
eighteenth is before the public, and gives a
full and true statement OF facts bearing on the
matter at issue. GEORGE q. SMITH,
Naval Stores inspector.
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Mr. John Caldwell.
To the Editor Of the Daily News:
The following letter is published in the Co

To the Editor Of the Daily News:
The following letter is published In the Co
lumbia Phoenix Of to-day: .-4
To the Editor of the Columbia Paeniz:
In the Charleston News, OF the 18th, is pub
lished communication from some party un-
known to me, Of slanderous and defamatory
character, which I pronounce base 1aise-
hood.
have been dealing with the public for near
fifty years, and no man has ever YET sald 10
me: ''Sir, you have acted hard or un]ustiy TO-
wards me-"
As regards nv administration of the South
Carolina Railroad Company, this is the first re-
Election I have heard cast on it. During nine
wears that was its president, the stockholders
received fair dividends; and, when ! left the
service ofthe company, the market value OF the
property was million and o half dollars more
than when entered it's Service
The public will be curious to know why an
old, quiet and peaceabls man, having retired
from the active pursuits OF life, should thus
wantonIy be assailed. It is because l oppose
an application to the Legislature made by the
Charleston and Savannah Railroad Company to
waive statutory lien, held by the State, to Sc
cure the endorsement by. the State of bonds,
(say about $3.50 O,O06 interest and principalj, and
permit them (the Charleston and Savannah
Railroad Company to put o mortgage on the
property of the company to the amount OF
$500, ,O06, having priority over the present stat
utory lien, thus leaving the State or bondhold-
ers without any security.
Under these circumstances l have petitioned
the Legislature to pay me for some past due
interest of said bonds guaranteed by The State,
=: = - p JOHN CALDWELL.
BY this letter it appears that the venerable
John Caldwell is rather irate at the very de-
cided opinions the writer expressed Of him in
the communication he refersto: a man who
has served the phblic for ''ifty years" and got
rich by his benevolent services, must expect to
create strong opinions OF himself; and it is Of
no use to call those "fdlse" and "base" because
they do not please him. As the writer did not
then state any facts-only opinions-he will
venture no,o to state factor what he thinks
is q fact-namely, that the people here who
have sfor fifty years dealt with this old and
quiet and peaceable man, now retired from the
active pursuits Of Life" pretty generally agreed
with the writer's brief estimate Of him. But
let him have the benefit OF what he says for
himself, and if the. directors Of the railroad
will only have the 6rmness and good sense not
to "buy him and his opposition of, the writer
Of this will be well satisfied.
The application Of the railroad company rests
OH its own merits, and is known to meet the
appreciation Of large portion Of the bond
holders. It is, in fact proposition to borrow
money for the purpose OF paying off the cou-
pons such as Mr.. CaldwelPs. and rebuilding
the road. W.
Charleston, s. c.. August 90, 1868.
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NEAerE AND THAT LITTLE BnI.-The fol-
lowing preamble and resolutions have been
adopted by the Rock Hill Democratic Club:
Whereas. :. L. Neagle, member from York,
and Comptroller General ofthe State, has pro-
nouneed the charge Of forgery, contained in
the afidavits Of E: NJ Farris and Andrew Det-
ter, OF CASTOR County, North Carolina, to be
infamously false, and has asked for the ap-
pointment OF q committee to hear and report
such evidence ss he may produce, which is e5
parteI only; now, therefore, to the end t1at ms
accusers may be heard as well as himself, and
ihat the facts may be publicly and fairly lnVes-
tigated,
pointed by this Club to cause the said Deter
and Rarris to appear before the Legislature, or
any. COMMITTEES thereof, to testify. in the prem
ises, whenever their: evidence whl De hearo;
and, II necessary, to produce Witnesses to show
the high estimation in: which the said Deter
and Barris afe:held at home. :.
/. And, f1tereds, The said NeaSle has asserted
that "there ase men: in the Club who would be
midnight assassins and murderers II they
dared, bns, failing to sacrifice his Life, they
were nov attempting to: stab him pplitica l5ii"
and that zone Of them was criminal VIII o had
fled the district IN consequences Of crimes com.
miteed against the laws OF South Carolina
now therefore we declare that no attempt has
been made against the life: OF the said Neagle
by any member OF thiasClub,; or by any one
clare that Is member Of this Club is: q :cr1mi
major has At.f from: the Obstruction account Of
crime, or for: any other cause wbateyer, but
that all the members Of the Club are now lv-
ing in the district. And the said committee
are directed to furnish ]. L. Neagle with roll
OF the msmbers Of this Qubs thst he may
know sho are his accusers, and may more con-
veninntly point out who are the midnight
sssassins attempting his lifeE aud who Of
this Club has fled, the distrLt for crime; All
OF which we commend to- his consideration or
he viii stand confessed as o calumniator and
forger. 49,. :2G., bsolt9t -cf-a 81 20
., The committee appointed are:. DIR. Ed. z.
Avery, Msjor J. b. Barry, Eedel Jones, n. A.
Steele. - -N--,-,.,
% tHgned) % 80 - -MALKEEj, I
3sl - ,!ia7- President Rock Hill D. @.
(Signed) ALLEN JONES, q, ,..ei
r,.rss''. ], 81. WIFHERSPOON,
,... Secretaries.
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GooD NEWS ERoM OAMuENA NAFoamAT1os oT A
Oo1oRED DEMocRAr1o' CLUB. Our attentive
special correspondent at Camden, writing un-
der date Of the 18th, gives the following inter-
esting accoun, of colored Democratic meet
ing held at that place. The first meeting OF
the Club was held in the Town Hall, on the
evening OF the 18th :.........
Magistrate Witbefspoon was requested to
take the chair, until the Club, Was regularly
formed Judge Leitner, who had been invited
to, attend, then addressed the audience upon
the object OF their assembling, and upon the
all absorbing topics OF the day, explaining to
the freedmen the workings of. the Radical party
in bringing utserprostIatim on the Southern
people, both whites and blacks. His remarks
were expressed in plain, yet TO. chile language,
suited to the capacity Of the most obtuse Of his
hearers. He explained to them why it was essen
tial to their future we'll being and prosperity,
that the freedmen should JOIN, heart and hand
with their white felbw-citizens in advancing
the success OF the Democratic party; that oil
the ills Of Papdorasl box had been let loose
upon us by the Radicals; He also showed
them Whist was the friendship OF the white
renegades and carpet baggers-me using
them to Advance their own selfish ends ex-
,tracting the utmost farthmg, and then, when
the freedmen were in distress, turning their
backs upon them, The speaker illustrated the
truthrulness Of his assertion, by relating cases
within, the knowledge OF his hearers. When
the Judge closed, other speakers-whites-
made few remarks. se:-,r-t ...t
One Of the freedmen, Scipio Brisbane, was
then called for. he responded; stated that he
was no orator, or even speaker, a., vas his
friend who had addressed them 80 acoeptably.
He came, he said, to the meeting to define his
position; he had never cast vote; dld not con-
slider it consistent with his calling; as one OF
Gods humble servants he endeavored to 1--we
up to the doctrine he professed. He had been
accused by many Of his colored acquaintances
with being Democrat, as he would not join
the league; that the members Of bis church
had stated he must declare his sentiments; he
was here, he said. tonight to tell them and all
other colored men that he was a Democrat;
that he intended to-live Democrat, and, il
necessary, he was ready 'to die in the. last
ditch" still g Democrat; he was not afraid to
speak his. faith;- why should he bea He had
never been afraid to speak as he thought when
he was q slave, and he had found his advantage
in doing 80; the -hites-the white Democrats
were his friends and the friends Of the freed
men, but there were some white men he did
not consider the friends Of hls race.
The speaker made several excellent points in
his address, which were received with rounds
Ct applause. He very evidently has the true
metal in him, and wants but crVurs to make
him prominent man with his people.
The Club was then formed by electing Bris-
bane president. The other officers were not
elected. There was ~ respectable number
OF signatures added to the roll Of members.
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THE BENNETTsVILLE JOURNAL.

PUBLISHED IN BENNtTTSvILLE, 8. c., BY
sTUBB5 L. LIT1L., Proprietors. NM. LITTLE,
Editor; A. A. S. UBB :, Publisher.
1he extensive circulation of the Rcnnettsvle
Journal in the Pee lie. counr,, renders 1t supo
rior advertising medium for the me- hants AMI bu-
siness men OF Charleston who desire to extend their
business in this section he Stale The proprie-
tors have resolved To advc use at prices to il the
times he Journal is he only paper published ID
this portion of the State
The editor viii devote he tina and 'gv to pro-
mote the interests aid maintain the SUPREMACY of
the white race aud will unfllnchingly perform his
duty in tn defsnco of right and ju itice
Angus.
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REAL ESTATE sA1E.-Mr. James L. CAN'T
:sold yesterday, for James Tupper, Master in
Equity;;a tract of land in Christ <Churon far-
ish, containing three hundred and twenty
acres, about six miles from Mount Pleasant,
snd on the sea shore, for $1s75; one-third cash,
sbalance in one and two years.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-08-21

CoLoRED DEMOCRATIC CLuB.-The colored
Democratic Club Of Ward met last night in
their hall on East Bay. A number OF the
prominent white residents Of the ward were
present and assiated.in the organization OF the
Club. The rules were adopted. and Antony
Grant was chosen President.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-08-21

PoLrr1oA1.-There was large mass meet
ing in Pickens District last week. Speeches
were made by Whitner Symmes, Esq, Richard
Simpson, Esq.,, Wade Hampton, Jr., and Gene
.ral F. N. Garven. The efforts of these gentle
.nen were well received.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-08-21

= ME-. ANDREW NJ. MoREIAND, Broker, No. 8
Brosd.ereet, offers for sale State Bills Receivable.
These bills can be e:bought from Mr.. Moreland OF 8
very large discount and will be taken by the State
Treasurer at par value In payment Of State taxes.
Parties having Stale Taxes to pay will do well to call
on Mr. Morelaud, ut his office, No. Broad-street.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

H. n.
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8 II you want cheap Stationery, Envelopes, Paper,
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: nyou want Printing executed neatly;
: II you want Books bound in any style, or Account
Books made 10 order, with any desred pattern OF
ruling, go to Hiram Harris Agent, No. 50 Broad
street.
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THE BnoAp-SrREET SDEwALK.-The work on
this thoroughfare was commenced yesterday,
land the first layer Of pebbles and tar placed
upon the sidewalk. This was firmly compress.
Led by d heavy stone roller. and will be covered
to-day With a,mi1turei OF tar and gravel. The
new new pavement promises to be both useful and
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-08-21

MoREHEAD BrrTERs.-These bitters can be
had At James McKean, No. 5s Anson.street, who Ii
prepared to fill ell orders with dispatch.
August 10 3mos mwf
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CHIEF OF POLL. b.-M,l

OFFICE CHIEF OF POLIt E.-M,IN
" GUARDHOU e, CHARLESTON, :. O.. April Z.
1868 -NOTICr.-The Ordnance prohif iing the
rimg of guns, pistols squibs. &C.. within the city
limits, will hereafter be strictly enforced.
Shoofing on tue farms, streets lanes And roads
south of the Forks of tho Road is violation of the
ordinance.
By order Of Mayor CoeswrLL.
c. 3. stGwALD,
April Chiet of P olice.
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THE DAILY NEWS.

LARGEST caoULAT1os.-THE DAILY
NEWS BEING THE NEWSPAPER OFFICIALLY
RECOGNIZED AS HAVING THE LARGEST CIR
.ourAr1oN m THE CITY OF CHARLESTON,
PUBLISHES THE LIST OF LETTERS REMAIN
ING N THE poSToFFICE AT THE END OF
EACH WEEK. ACCORDING To- THE PRoy1s-
Cons OF THE NEW PosToFFICE LAW.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-08-21

CHOICE GREEN AND BLACK TEAS, one dollar
per pound, at Wilson's grocery southeast corner
Society and Anson streets. Goods delivered free.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-08-21

TEE DAILY NEWS PRICE CURRENT AND CoM-
:macrA1 CIRCULAR will be ready for delivery at
.our counting room at nine O'Clock this morn
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-08-21

ToRcK, AT "OuB HOUSE." serves up green
turtle soup for lunch this forenoon, beginning as 10
o'cock. =