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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-26
i. 4. REID N. D..
L. ERENl.ll.

DHYSlClAs AND SURGEON. OFFICE
/. residence Ne. 2s, corner Main and Third
'resss. Davenport. Iowa. jyl-s2-d
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IN. ". r. PECK.
DIR. II. 81. MORLEY.
iIOyNRODathic nYSlCf2n.

nFFICH AND RESIDENCE or EAST
~ side Of BRADY Street, near stb. h-st door
above the Chr.stiAa Church. Once hours. 70
e--Iz,o1-s to7 octSo-den
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1srorcrtes.
NAY. nLlEn a 60. Nhoies-ie t.fueets. ofdsi-
VII ON country merchants promptly aired and a. ~
'owe~t price, - art I'D isarfaIpH rtre4t
SAhHi>Gtos 4 BREn-Thh, t~aees.syts IL 4
: u. Thonp-snJ ~ aol,-ais t.toc-r-. - aud 10 :
~aief street. C1tsagp-
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DAVENPORT, IOWA. OFFICE SOUTH
- side Third street, between Brady and Main
streess Residence nearly cuuoeife
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NOTICE.

liisawell established ;t.e, thu, fully one
hall Of the female portion OF tn e
population sci Adom IN the en- oy
meat q good heal ia /: or TO their
o~a espressior. never feel well Z They are
fangud. devoid q al energy. extremely ner-
nous. aud have sgpr,lte
10 tbs Class = persons The BlIrkRS, orNhe
TONIC. arr especially recatn ,neua-d
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MALL. kINBAkk a Co In yori.rs aad Dsai.rs
III Iron. steel. Nails aud Heavy Hardware 20, ana
~ Michigan Avenue.
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Pastor OF The Tenth Bsp,lss tChureh. Paiiaael.
phia.
Da- 1AcKsoS-Dear Sir | have been 70.
euensiy requested Z, connect nv name With rec
eruendaf,ons OF different kinds OF medicines
ny appropriate sp 1 here, have in al
csses declined ut with q clear
proof in various instances and particuiarls in
nv own family. OF the o. sfu lness Of Dr. iroo,-
lands German Hitters. d-par; once from nv
usual course, 10 express nv fall conviction thai:
o. genera debility ot the systrm and espec
sAy for Liver Complaint, il Is safe and vaus
te PREPARATION. In some cases Il may fail: but
sse'F doubl not. it will be very beneficial 10
'nos Who suffer from the above canses
oars. very respectfully.
Eisih. clos Coates 81
fAoG REV. L. d. FEyDALL
ASSISTANT Editor Christian Chror;o,e phixss,
us..ss e.cad-d benefit from, the use Of
nooNe veInsn bsster. ana feel !, nv nv.
tle9e TO rscommend them - w y N PITY
ionic. 10 all who are SUFFERING .usp'e
bilisy 81 from diseases asIs,.. S Gun general de-
ment Of the liver. ron derAnSe-
Yours tYulv
Ed. fESDAll
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-12-18

UNITED STATES CIRCUIT CoUEr for South
Carolina, hon. George s. Bryan, Dist!ct Judge. pie.
siding. Columbia, Wednesday. December l6.
=, Rnnt, up.cu-In re H. W. Darlington. Petition
for voluntary bankruptcy. Darlington l. Jaser. pro
net. Upon motion, order OF reference to Registrar
Summer, granted
pro net. same order as above.
In re Thomas ". Raeb, Jr. Petition as above.
James Il. Ro, pro pet. order OF reference 10 W. ..
Clawsor, Registrar.
a. Riop, peo pet. Same order as eoove.
In r, Porter s Thompson. Petition Tor hnal dis
charge. VIM. Munro, pro pet. same order ns
In rs John Mcculloueh, Elijah r. auf, q: S. D.
Askew. Petition for hnal discharge. Wm Munro,
pro pet. Samo order as above.
In re ". A. Wirdiaw, OK p3ric L. j. patterson.
Petition to establish lien. Perrin Cothran. pro
pet Upon motion referred to T. B. Carpenter. Regis
trar.
In rel. g. Gooch. ex partc j. H. McRae. Order
for sale in this clse. having been taken aud then
,,peped was regranted on moaon oil 1owusend &
Hndson aud Duryea Cohen
Ex parte E. II. HUI. in rc D. II. Sheldon. Peti-
,ion tts establish lien. Wm. Munro, pro pet. On
,notion referred to ". J. clawson, Registrar.
In rc w j. Trim. Petition tor final discharge
Dnrvea 4 Cohen pro pet. Upon favorable report o
Registrar Carpenter. Judge signed usual order o.
discharge, under seal Of court.
Fy mario j. ". lannon's; ex parte j. I. Brlstow
yyarIev nro net. letltiop for voluntary bankruptcy
Upon motion referred TO W. j. Cicwson, kesi isirar
Er narte Il c. Mark. Petition as above +. W
1IcMaster, pro pet same order as grove
Burweu L. Boykin VS. Gerrapia Fire insurance
Company ct al. Porter & Conner anu Daeass 81 10 ,
p,aipt:Y simontor s rker for defendants. Thl
case which was commenced yesterday morning. Wa
resumed this morning The attention Of the cour
{gss occupied with taxing the testimony remaining
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MisfeuaneDns.
THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA

10 me managers y CfocUoHe
for the County Of Beaufort:
VEyGEREaa, Mr.. GEORGE A. BENNETT, WHO.
w a. the Gonelal Election held In April 1888, was
chosen o member OF the House OF ReDrescntatiyes
FOR tho lection District OF Beaufort County 70 servo
for two years has since said election resigned; snu
wborea. tue Consttui n Of tho state ofSouth Caro-
liua directs That in such case o WHIT OF Elecaon
shall be issued the Speaker Of the House OF KEEP
resentntives for the purpose OF hling tho vacancy
thus coSasioned, tor the remainder OF inc term ior
which the member so resigned was eleetco 70 serve
Now therefore, you and each oI you are hereby
required after due advertisement and WITH srict re-
gard TO ali the provisions OF tho Consutuuon ana
laws Of the said state. touching your duty In euch
csse to hold On election for Men per OF tne oouse
OF Representatives for tho Election District aforesaid
to sorye for the remainder OF the term TOR which the
said GEORGE A. BENNETT was elected the Polls
TO be opened ut the various paces OF Election IN the
said District on Monday, the fourth day OF January
1890 by the variouz sets OF Managers for those
nlaots respectively said Managers TO count the
votes publicly immediately after the final closing OF
tbe polls at the PrecHcis where the votes have been
taken III ake out certificate OF the result. to DO
signed by the Managers. or majority OF men. ana
taken 10 tie Court House OF Beaufort County, or
place now fixed uy law for c?unling the votes. on
Wodnes az, tie sixth day OF j nunry, 1869, BY one
or more OF said Managers End the Managers, OF q
majority of them. vhl may aassmole, snail procesa
10 examine the AFORESAID sIatelneR HIla ue9uIe wv
re.ul ol the Eecd
This Writ, together with your return Of the El'c.
ton 10 be htlG under it. hive before the house Of
Ropr sertatTea nt lis next meeting az or the Election
Witne;a the Honorable FKANRLlN' a H0sEs, sr,'
tati7es at Columbia, this TIVE tn day Of Decem:
ber, IN the wear Of our Lord one thousand
eight hundred aud si1ty.slght
FRANKLIN J. MOSES, ia,
Speaker OF The House OF Representatives.
A. O. JONES, cork or the House OF Representa-
tves oo
December Il 20
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REAL ESTATE sALEs.-Messrs. Leitch q
Bruins eold yesterday for james ". Gray. ESQ., Mas
tar in EQUITY, the following pieces Of property:
The plantation Of tho late Colonel John Earnest
containing twelve hundred aud forty seven acres oi
land. for $1,000 third cash. balance in one and
two years-
Alo. extending from Eas. Bay to 5edon's Alley
,bree hundted feet and about ffy feet wide. with
four story brick builns thereon together with e1'
tsnstve ou,batldings. for sSo5o. One.!oursh CASH.
balance in one. two ana three years.
lcs on the east eide OF East Baystree:. one hus-
dred ana twenty ieet by twenty-five feet with store
thereon, for s2s25. onc-half cash, balance IN one
year.
Undivided moiety Of lot Of land, No. 4s East
Bar. 70. $1,000. one.third cash. balance in one aud
two years.
Poplar Bill plantation IN ST. Johns Berkeley, con-
taiuing fourteen hundred aud eighty acres f's slVp
opethira cash, balance in one andtw years.
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REpoRrERs' CsUMps.-"Equal Justice is III
formed that we canrot publish anon! nous commuhi-
cations.
Yesterday was beautiful day. in charming con-
trast with the gloomy weather which had prc:edcd
l.. The ladies' and children appreciated the o?por-
tanity to take an airing and from eleven O'Clock 20
three King-s;reet was thronged.
Santa Gus ho,n is heard approaching. and the
youngsters, anxious to echo It, have made SUCH
run on the horn market that the stock 10 wcil nlsn
e1hausted-asis Is also the patience OF maRy Old nacfe'
iors, old maids and other nervous people. " TIC
Christmas Saict reward the boys In proportion to
the noise ,hey nak-. they will be fortunate indeed
Tho Sisters o; Charity are making rapid and sue
cessful progress with their "CIib." and will admit
the L.blic on Christmas Day.
numbe. of candidates are already in the fe!d
for the city Offices declared vacant by Council.
The principal toic of conversation on the streets
yesterday was tho Mayor. report Many things
we're said both complimentary and otherwise. and
they were expressed in strong language.
City stock was sold yesterday at g. and brokers
we're not willing to part with much at that price.
Quite o number OF farmers wagons are coming
down to tho city and stopping at the. wagon yards
up Kipg-street. Since the State road has been
repaired by tho county commissioners travel on Il
has been more general.
Fsthe. Ryan, better known as "Moina." will be
IN Charleston on SUNDAY. the 2s.h instant. Ee will
preach in St Patrick's Church 10 the morning, and
lecture at night in the same place.
Mr.. Walter Webb. the we'll known horticulsurist,
ia engaged in planting come shade trees in Meeting
street.
Thare are four sailing vessels and one steamship
up for liverpool
The music stand on the Battery has been blown
down
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HorsL Acknowledgements 17.-Pdcaton
Ha.d.-wE Frpp. City: Peter Gourdin. Pine
vile. C;J Youngblood, Blackyille. c; "
Milles,ey, Graniteville. c; " Williams. J VIII
hams. Barnwell. 8 c; Dtbble. Orungeburg. o;
James Allison. Edseaeld, 8 c; Wickman. Walter
-horo'. cav McCardle Esst Florida; M b Redt,
Buford's Bridge, G; Willie Thompson, falters Sta.
ton: James Thompson. Vim sauls. williamsburg,
s @: Colonel Potter Coburn Summsrvilie, 8 C.
Czarle.ton Hotel December H-8 Yooum and
friend, city; q Allen Tupper, Georgia; john Kyle'
Laurens, G; Crippen. Florida; F Hamilton,
Williamsburg, S C; Joseph Walker. O; Ne!de,
United States Army; Thomas Whitaker, Florida;
John Kerr and edward Hayes. Warrington. D G.;
F Il Churchill and miller ana lady. New York;
rs Thomas and lady, Michigan; D Jones, Florida;
] Green. 8 Tickenor and P Aanna-y and wife.
Washington, D C; D smallsy, wife and servant
and Mss Repburn, Vermont; II NJ Hartman. wife
and sister, Baltimore; John lam, Connecticut;
r H Zimmerman, St Matthews; Murehison, Ben
nottsyllle; W II Bristow. Clio. S C; Mr ssd Mira
Bull. New York; Rev Smith L Son, Michigan; Q L
Allan and wife and Mira NJ L Gage aud infant, Dover
NJ:TW crane and wife. Elmira. N Y; Q Dickey,
Pittsburg, Pa; D Jordan and ron and W Jor-
dan, Williamsburg, S c.
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cs- TABLE TALK WITH A VICTIM OF

Gs- TABLE TALK WITH A VICTIM OF
INDIGESII lN.-Reader. We will suppose you
nlrtyr to dyspepsia II you ara not. 30 much tho
better for you. II you are. pothaps YOU may profit
by this paragraph. You haya just 6ni.hed your din
pcr, VIC will say, aud teal II you mad swallowed
lead inasead OF wholesome fo5l. You have sensa-
tion OF ghtnoss round tho uppor part OF tho dia-
phrasm, US il some snake OF tho constructor trtoe
held you IN It's embrace. and had knoted IT'S coils
ovor tho pit Of your stomach. You feel aupre1nely
miserable; I'D such ls tho penalty which your com.
plant cxlcts after every m,al What do you desiref
Ease, uf course. An exemption from tho incubus
that robs you Of oil enjoyment during the day, and
dls.urbs your rsst at ni-h. Take, then, thls eca
Of information: You suffer nsedleasly. HOSTEL
TER'S STOMACH B1rTRRs w,u as certainly cure
all your asonizlpg symptoms as the day on which
YOU read this aria,e will be succeeded by another
Perhaps you are incredulou'; but If you haVs read
the tssdmony Of the eminent citizens. in every walk
of lifs who have tested the preparation, and submit.
ted the results Of their expestsnos 70 the public.
through the press. you ought at lsas 10 have sufa'
eisnt faith to makea trial OF 1t In your own case It
ia pure vegetable tonic and aterative-ths only
medicine in the world entirely adapted to your COM
plant. you are In tho habit Of taking any aoo.
hohe exci;cnt as palliative, abandon It.
and try this whoe esono madio:ted shmulant t. If 1t
does you no good say 90; but you will not do that.
for 1t has mover yet failed IN single instance. 70
cure dyspepsia b,liousaesa and their varioas coni-
,ants. 6pso December IA
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THE WIDOWS HOME FAIR.-There was lull
and fash:onabl: audience at the Fair last night IN
evidence that this labor Of love is attracting tho at
tenion il SO richly deserves survey of the rooms,
entirely craml ell Tor such charming display oil
the rares, daintest and mos; varied assortment OF
all kinds Of articles, delighted one with Few features
vi-ible on all sides.
Tho street cars arc in attendance. The lair will
will be open this afternoon at four ocloci and also
in the evening.
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EXCURSION AROUND THE HaEBoR.- Yacht
Eie,nor resumes to-day ncr excursion tsps around
tia barpor. she is sailer end is comfortably
furnished. Fer owners will afford every facility 10
tourists cesitious OF visiting the pciuts in The har-
Dor m ado memorable bv the laIe war.
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srpaEME CoUlT.-CoLUMB1A, December lG.-
prescnt-chief Justice Moses and Associate Justices
Willard and Hoge. The following cases were heard;
p connor ads. Belrher Belcher, Admin;stra-
to-a Mr Noble for motion. Mr.. Burt, contra. lit.
Noble in reply. .s,,;,;s.ro,or, or
., ada CYNTHIA Roberts. Mr. Noble for motion.
Argument to be resIned to-day.
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TApon-SAy1Ss MAcH1NE.-There is machine
for rveting boilers ut the nacs'ne shop Oh MI d.
Taylor on Prischard-street invented ana made oy
him. that will perform as much woii WITH TWO men
in one dav as tho snrno number OF men can DO IN
seven Il weighs eight to 8. and hao stean'crnsh
poyer Of one hundred end ten thousand ponnus. 'e
1s used only for rvens oo:ers and does Wosz as
smoothly rs glass slipper sewing machine
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-12-18

HEBREW BENEVOLENT SOCIETY. AT the
sevsuty-scventh anniversary Of the Eobrew Bencvo
lent society convened on the 10th instant, the f9
lowing officers were elected to servo for the ensuing
year:
A. FALE, President.
D. JACOBS, Yice-President.
n. LEVIN, eo,etary and Treasurer
?. ?. T1NFMAS. " TSi Trustees.
DR.. J. L. ANCRUM, Physician.
Committee Of C!tarty.-L. Weissopa, d. y. hlrt'
D. Loeb.
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@ NOrICE.-PERSONS HAVING GIVEN
BOND to Drevct aI.jor-General R. K. SCOTT, late
Assistant. Commissioner Bureau Refugees. Freed
men and Abandoned ands, are hereby notified that
the Commission appointed to decide what persons
among those whose bonds are now held By the Blu.
r,au for supplies rancad. sha be relieved, IN ac-
cortiance with the Instructions contained IN letter
from lIajor.General O. o. HOWARD. dlted the 18Th
day Of Novel smber 1868, will meet in Military Hall.
Cha cston S. c., on the 9Th day Of January, 1869,
to decide Upon such applications as may then have
been made
Applications made after that date will not be coo.
sidereJ.
They will conform to the following rules. viz:
hey must be msdo In writing. setting forth sue
cinctly, in tubular form
lst Ihe value Of 'rpies received.
I'd. Number OF aces planted, giving the articles
planted, and the number Of aSSes OF each.
Sd. Number of hands employed, and terms OF con-
tract.
4h. Tho amount III any) CT indebtedness to en-
p.oyees.
5lh. Quantity. kind and money vAlua of crops
raised.
9Th. Cost OF production, Including labor and rent
7th The cause OF the failure Of crops and the rea-
cons for making the application.
The application must be verified by tho affidavit Of
the party making it. and supported by the aldavlts
of one or more disiulerested witnesaes.
All applications will be addressed to the under.
signed, Chairman of tho Commission, at Charleston
South Catolina.
BY order Of the Commission.
JOHN r. EDIE.
Brevet Colonel U. S. A. and Asst Con'r.
n,.ornhar 10 f,nr2 Chairman.
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CASH IN ApvASce.-on and alter this day,
the paymcn: G! subscriptions IN advance oy I'LL 'ne
e,bscrioers of The NEWS will be rgidly 9 forced
und the paper will not bo sent TO any one unless 1t
b,s hsan maid fo. this rulo there Will be no e1'
ception.
Persons whose estay in the city is to be Short OF
vbo for auv other reason may not be disposed to
nav The subscription in advance. can avail fhein'
selves of our weekly delivery nnd collection s5s'en
.a rscsivs ,be npper at the rate or s'teen conts
week
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CPECIAL ORDER. -siAYOR'S OFFICE,
y CITY HALL, CHARLESTON, 5. c., DECEM.
Der 4, lseS.-From and after the above date, all
purchases made tire City, EXCEPT for such insti
tut ons as under the manf gs ment Of Board OF
Commissioners, must TO through m order properly
signed by the party or parties so purchasing. and
ccurters'gned by the MAYOR. Tho bills, whom pre-
sented for pavraent. must be accompanied by the
order above mentioned. otherwise they wall not be
considered. GEO. W. CLAhA, Mayor.
Ry order Of the Mayor W. II. SMITH,
December Clerk Of Council
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-12-18

BASE BA11.-The Alerts, Of this city. have
received an invitation from the Forest City Club, OF
savauuah, to visit :he the 25:h to play the long
and loudly TALKED Q: -aa'ch game. Il "ili be 'he
third and deciding test Of the superiority OF these
spirited organizations and tho result is looked io'
ward 10 with unusual interest. The 'Aierts' noid
special mseting Ri. evening to consider the chai-
lenpe which viii, no doubt. be accepted ns they are
anxious Tor the encounter.
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Slneral 1gDtifes.

@Thc Friends and Acquaintance OF
Mr.. and Mrs. CHARLES KERRrsoN, and OF their
daughter, Miss MARY KERRISON, are respectfully
invited to attend the Funeral Services Of the latter
at Grace Church, This Morning (Fridsy), tho 18th
Instant, at LleTen o'clock December ~
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Titp advertisements.

ITO DELINQUENT TAX-PAYERS.-
NOrICE.-CIl IlYTREASURY, Decembe; 8. 1855
Executions on all unpaid Tax Returns for Real
Estate Will be sent to the Sheriff on the 10th as re-.
quired BY Ordinance. until then their payment viii
be received at this oee) viz: 5th Section-"And 1t
shall be the duty ofbe City Treasurer to forthwith
issue executions against the goods chattels aud
other properly OF said persons or corporations, and
lodge the said executions with the City sheiih, who
shall Immediately proceed for tho collection OF tho
eameiu the manner p divided by Ordinances for th 3
enforcement Of executions" :. THOMAS,
Decenhcr9 IL City Treasurer.
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TRANSCRIPTION DAY.-rhe presidents of the
various Republican societies are invited to meet anu
elect Ave delegates from each organization 10 io'n
committee for making arrangements for the cele'ra'
ton of the anniversary Of Emancipation on January
next. The delegates will meet at Military Ball on
Wednesday, the o3d instant.
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TEE DAILY NEWS Pr1cE CURRENT AND CON-
,rrsc1Ar CrRcu1AR viii be ready for delivery at cur
counting room at nine O'Clock his morning. single
cordes Eve cents. Orders for ten copies and over
,v he ,;ed at ths rate of two aud half cents per
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nFEICE OF CAPTAIN OF POLICE,
" MAIN GUARDHOUSE, Charleston $. c, Dc
cembsr Il, lsGs.-R.coTered By the Detectives, sun
dry articles CT CLOTHING, TABLE AND BED
LINEN, BASKETS AND CLOCKS. Also lot or
POULTRY. Parties iatere:ted are requested to eai'
a. the Detective Once. C.B. SIGWALD,
December Il s Captain OF Police
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SEGAR EMPORIUM.

ID SALAs. AGENT FOR THE CHARLESTON
H. Branch OF the Havana ssgGr Factory, LA
Valentino woald respectfully invite the attention
of dealers and smokers to bis very large stock Of
HAVANA AND DOMESTIC sEGARS. ct all grades
and Sizes exeelled by few in this country and war;
rap;ed to be as ropl espnted.
sample boxes sent to the country and orders e1-
ecuted by Express. c. o. D., or 81 days. city sceep.
No. us EAST BAY.sTREET,
CHARLESTON, S. C.
August "a mWEmo
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LOCAL +! TIERS.
At-crl0v SALES IN[S DA J

r. NJ. MARSHALL & Drc. will sell at hat'
nast 10 o'clock, before ;aec oti:c, Broad street,
JoHS G. NrlSoE Co. sill SILL at 10 o,ciocS' IT. ~
the Nils house, balance o articles pulcna'eN ~
previous sacs and uucaed ior. "a o,.,ocl, Of
N.MpsEr1, Knox 90. Will sell at 10 ociocE a.. .
tbe;r ancr,on hoas. Easel sroe'. blots saocS &C.,
also Ut halt.plst IL otlo,k furniture e. ,,,st IN
oaiocS ~ rront o. teic flee Broad street mules
MIIss DRAKE will sell at 10 ococA, IN his o sso.e e.
corner OF Kinc a9d Liberty Streets oools' shoes'
hats, &C.
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COMBUSTION ON CIVIL ArFAIEs.-Ihl5 COM
mission M. yesterday at t." Military Bali al ten
O'Clock, and concluded to adjourn until the oth OF
January in order 20 allow the psners, 10 Sheu the
government has made advances oa their crops, to
,,repar. their Snswcc=.
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THE DAILY NEWS.

a. ,.acf.sr c.ecULArloN.-rHE AiLf
sews BENG THE NEWSPAPER OFFICIALLY
ercooyiz,.o IS HAVING TIE LARGEST CIR
oUlA7loy IN TIE CITY OF CHARLESTON
p-D.1>.1.s TEE LIST oC :.i::IfEaS ElAi1A'
Iys II TaE pQscorF.CE NJ TIE ED Or
EACH WEEK. ACCORDING ~ TH2 PRoFis'
IONS OF THE Ei.v .2sT0FT;cl, LAW.
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sJ BRIDE AND BRIDEGROOM.-ES
FOR YOUNG MEN on the interesting rc.atton OF
Bridegroom to Bfile IN tho institution OF Marriass-
guide to matrimonial felicity and true happiness.
Sent by mail in scaled letter envelopes free ct charge
Address HOWARD ASSOCIATION. Box p, Phila-
deluhiu Pa oMos September "a
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-12-18
MisfeuaneDus.
CHGICE COTTON SEED.

rg,HE SUBSCRIBER, DAVID DICKSON, OF SPAR
TIA takes this method of informing the cot
ton planters of the South that he has made every
arranrcucnt for t4e sale and shipment OF the DICK.
SON SELECT COTTON SEED. He ia in no way
connected with David Dickson, OF Oxford Georgia,
and has carefully selected this seed himself Tho
seed which has been twice selected. is offered ct 50
ncr bushpl. The same see1 which has been care
fully selected for the last three years. Is offered a.
s5 Der bushei or 1ive bushels for 800, delivered ut
the dcaoi. IN order te insure safe delivery the
following directions should be complied wllh Write
the name and postofioe plsiuly; send the money by
mail, taking certificate froM the Postmaster. and
II the money is lost the seed will be sent the
caipt of the certificate To prevent frauds on plan
ters no agents are employed aud all letters must be
directed to DAVID DICKSON
Sparta, hancock County, Georgia.
December 10 1mo