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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-08-21
- J. SCHLEPEGRELL.
No. 81 LINF-STREHT,
BETWEEN KING AMI 81. PHILIP.

LUMBER OF EVERY DESC -PIloN AM
BUILDING MATERIAL, LIME anu rLASTEA-
also GROOVE AND TONGUE Boards, &C., con.
stantly on hlnd 1t the lowess uiAriet orices.
Sentamber 10 hmlyr
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LOCAL MATTERS.
AUCTION SALE

AUCTION SALES THIS DAY
CAMpnK1t, KIox & Co. will sell at ten O'Clock
lat their auotion house. No. 55 Hasei-streee,
household furniture, &c. ~ -.
his salesroom, No. 1856 Meeting-strreet, furnl-
tture, bedding, &c.
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SHELL ROAD.
my NiiISE.r,,S OFFICE /

CIIY i.NtiINEcI,'S OFFICE,
CITY HALL ,p,il %. 1868.
MARINERS AND OiHEi.S Ai;,. REQUESTED
not to drive over the liur OF The Mecliug street
Ro d, between Spri and Rnn4ry.streets, durlDg
the execution of the work O. illle a. istrs are re-
ouestel not to use the Si Ell < st eet Road at all
The disturbance OF all tue :: radc aud alignment
pegs recently put up. rende SIT neccss ry to mako
the above request LOUIS !. BAh"Of.
April 80 CITY Engineer.
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TIE Mldso11I eEnsE;1r.Eslr. H. by an advertise
1.ment,in another column. it will be seen that
-Shs directors of this 6emstery Will take charge
Of the lots for very small compensation. This
would ensure an improved and beautiful ar
rangemantof the grounds, which, Z in their
.s.present condition, is exceedingly necessary.
The charge made BY the company is very low,
which fact by itself should indtce lot owners
,sto accept their offer. =. .:........a,.si
We are glad to see that the directors are
taking an active interest In the Improvement
ofthe Gem m,tery,and hope that their efforts
.msy be thoroughly successful.
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GupERNAgoR1AI CIEMENox. Coy, Scott has
.:pardoned Marion LeGrand, acolored man con-
-victed ssthe last term of the Berkeley District
Cont, ON three separate indictments for steal
sing wood. gHshas been confined In the Charles
atom jail since April last, and Il the pardon had
mot been granted, would have lett Lis prison on
nthe Soth inst, His discharge was only sntioi-
Z Ipatedby aSew days.us :Iia9, .ltf RI .i..
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MouIrMvnLs 10 BE IMpRoyEp. An official
.cor,der from d. McKavlan, the Marshal OF Moul-
.trieville,; calls on ano9ners oi lots tofuruish
-one able bodied hand to work on the stree ts
land highways Of that place. The population
=.sof sulhyan's Island has been considerably in
creased during the present summer, and ithas
become necessary to have the streets repaired,
:. as they ara no@ fnli Of hollows which retain
stasnsnt water that might pr 'duce sickness.
MoultrieyiIle has been sadly changed by. the
;war, but IL the property owners viii unite in a
sresolute effort to improve it, ii is likely to be-
scene again, as in the days Of yore, our subur-
:-ban fashionable summer resort. ,.e....,.....,
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THE SUMTER NEWS

THE ABOVE NAMED PIPER I, PUBLISHED
weekly in Sumter, ). c. wh ch. being immedIati. on
the wilmington an, Manchester Railroad, and b We
in. large circulation in the clon in which II Is
published. Is offered as desirable advertising me-
dium. Terms liberal.
Address. DARR& & OSTEEN,
Mayo Propuetors.
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Aaftien-S Salfs.

.-.-..--A Aadien SaIss.
Bed.tsads, Mattresses, Bureaus, Ropes, Blocks,
Bath Tubs, Sundries, &C., &c.
- VIM. MCKAY,
WIN sell THIS DAY Friday,, 21st instant, at 10
O'Clock, at No. t3s Meeting street. opposite Pa
Terms cash. August al.
Contents Of Rsstauran, and Bar Room, Cor
ner of Church and Broad streets.
VIM. MCKAY, "a
Will sell on TOMORROW Saturday 22d instant, at
10 o'clock on tbepremtses,
THE ENTIRE FIXTURES,
CONSISTING OF:
MAHOGANY COUNTERS. Extension Tables,
Mirrors, peInijohns, Bottles, Barrels, Casks, &c.
One SIGN LAMP AND IRON MIXTURES
Terms cash on day Of sale. q =, August Al
Afwspapers.
THE CHARLESTON DAILY NEWS
LIVE JOURNAL.
THE CHEAPEST FiRsT.oLAss NEWSPAPER IN
THE SOUTH.
PRICE PAYABLE INVARIABLY IN. ADYANCEl.
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1t will deal fearlessly, honestly and consistently with
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believe to be, the true interests of South Carolina
and the South
THE NEWS COLUMNS
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accurate, spicy and vivacious record Of everything
thst transpires In or relating to. the City Of Charles
ton
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For the convenience of those In the city who may
prefer to subscribe by the weei the propretors Of
TIE DAILY NEws have introduced the system Of
weekly delivery and collection, now in universal use
supplied to them regularly every morning at the
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far exceeding that Of any other journal In the South
eastern States, renders it peculiarly advantageous
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The above prices far less, in proportion to the
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Guy, or in the South.
THE TKI-wEEKLY NEWS.
Issued on
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ONLY THREE DOLLARS A YEAR-TWO DOL
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FRz1aHrs-The recenta arrivals from the
North ares gratifying omen Of the: revival Of
business, as each vessel whether steam or sail,
brings full cargoes, and the lists Of consignees
embrace the names Of nearly every prominent
merchant II the city. Long strings Of loaded
f. drays are continually passing from the wharves
: to the railroad depots bearing Northern pro
ducts and manufactures TO the interior. As re-
.ceipts Of new cotton are daily expected, the re-
ssturn trips Of the steamers will soon be equally
(, profitable; and the city ordinance regulating
the travel Of vehicles Of transportation will be
:. again enforced. r,,..-
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HOTEL ARRIVALS August 20.-G Charleston Ho-
TEL. G. Gillet, Augusta; Chas. 8. Tripler, o.
IS. "a; Il. p. Smith, city; "A. Mcleod, Delaware;
II. Long, G. Martin; Georgetown; W. Richard
=son, lady and, daughter. ,Galveston; J. NJ. Mel
son, Kingstree.
Pauilion HosA-Geo. W. Waterman, Co.
-aumbia; T. 81. Harper, Kingstree; Joe 8.
Montgomery Atlanta, Cal. e.. P. Vaden,
Richmond and Danviile Railroad; q. f. PARA,
~:aeorgetowI; F. Hudson. Waccamaw; N. G.
Hall, South Carolina; N. NJ Graham, Lees
willie, 8. O. 8. B. Rodgers, Northeastern Rail
road. ,%la CIR sfais ss:.iai CO.
s..=F.,,. -..------s------+-----.-- ..ls.
CoLoRED Pnors.-The following bill to
License certain colored persons as State pilots
was introduced in the House of Representa-
,+tives and received its first reading. The per-
,sesons re.erred to- are all Of them blacks or mu.
slattoes, who have been employed as hands on
the different pilot boats: : 5,lssa
i. sscrIoNi1 : That Tom Vincent, T6os. Smith.
IS. W. Wigg, York Moultry. Robert Davis, Ga
briel Pinkney, George B. Wilson and Edward
jenkins be and are hereby licensed to act as
pilots for the bar and harbors OF Charleston,
Stono River, st. Helena Sound, Port Royal
this Sta o: P .oYided, That: they shall be first
examined and approved BY O. commission &c
consist OF three sesfaring men, to be appoint
ed by the Governor Of the State. -; :, -.
SEC. 2. Hereafter it shall be lawful for any
person or persons to act as pilots in this State
who shah be examined and approved BY the
commission above appointed; and the Cover
nor is hereby empowered TO fill all vacancies
which may happen from time to time In said
commission.
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SOUTHERN TONIC

CUR 8 DYSPEPsI,, INDIGESTION. DIAR-
RHGA. FEVER AND AGUk, AND GENERAL DE-
Billy.
We have after long study and many experiments,
succeeded in producing what we claim to be the
BEST BITrERS AND MOST PLEASANT BEV r.
AGF in usr, compounded as they are of the most
valuable ingredients known to Pharmacy. AS
7 ONIC AND aP FTIZER it has no equal-re lab
in all Bill ~ DtRANGEMENS, resulting from
masma'ic influences, 80 prevalent at the south, and
change of diet cl;male and water. In Offering to
the Southern ,u' lie our gr' at TONIC AND D. VEit.
AG we only ask ior it fair trial. feeling assured
its own meri6s will ensure its becoming favor.
lie at the south II has oil the pleasing qua Ties OF
"Laque',r,'' thou h under small yG;nme' Is
ia aim 1st indispensable for constituting thu blood
n feuals suffering from debility AID loss OF aphe-
lite, and for pers exhausted by nervous excite
mcnt or over.exer lon The benefit Of these 6itters
arc felG Immediately. Dos- is wine glass full Defore
meas q,
Elch bottle has our stamp and signature over the
cork DO"lE Mol ~. LToprieloTs
No 100 Meetnt;-street, corner ''asei.
August5 bInuT
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CiTY TREASURY, JULY I, 1s0s.-NO-
u TIE TO HOLDEUS '.F FIRE LOAN GU.
PONS.-Tre Fiie Loan Coupons due this day and
payable in the City Of Now York. will pe pat' pre-
sentaton at this Office. b. THOMAS,
July 2 City Treasurer.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-08-21

Kma-sTRrrr .InRovEMEsrs. The jewelry
II store Of Mr. James Allan, No. s07 King-stteet,
Ghas been recently enlarged and improved by
"a change in the partition, separating the front
and back stores. A large centre door has been
substituted for the two doorways formerly
q opening on either side. This new arrangement
adds much to the light and ventilation OF the
- establishment, and the stock can now be dis
played TO greater advantage. TIE 'front.' store
.Eis occupied bysMr. Allan; and that in therear
by MIR. B. D. Haseitou. the sllknUyn machin-
q isf and sewing machine agent.
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A Marvel OF cheapness

CONTAINS ALL THE READING MATTEL
GIVEN IN THE DAILY NEWS.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1868-05-28
An Ohio Law--No More Fancy
Ballots. t.-


1 An. ACT Supplementary 10 an act entitled m
act 10 preserve The purity ~ elections, pass.
ed March 70, is4l, aud 70 repeal the act enti-
/ tied al act tOprpgerve the purity reflections
gsssed April 4, 1861 y l., vol p. page
SEcmoS /. BE IN eaaeted M the
General AssembIv Of Tie ,State of
I OAio, That il shall be unlawful for
any person within this State, at any
election held IN pursuance Of law,
to mark the ticket or any electof
with the intention orseeing how he
voted, or to mark the ticket OF any
elector and hand the same to him to
vote at any such election for the
purpose aforesaid.
SEc. 2. That all ballots voted at
any election beld in pursuance of
law shall be written on plain while
paper, or printed with black Ink oil
plain white news printing paper,
without any device or mark Of any
description to distinguish one tick
ct from another; or by which one
ticket may be known from another
byits appearance, except the words
at the head Of the ticket: and that
it shall be unlawful for any person .
to print for distribution at the polls I
or distribute to any elector, or vote
any ballot printed or written con
trary to the provisions Of this act !;
provided, that nothing herein con,
tained shall be construed to pro-
libit the erasure, correction or in I
sertion Of any name by pencil mark /
or otherwise upon the face of thel
printed ballot. re
SEC. 3. That any person or per
sons offending against the provis- +
ions Of this act. shall be deemed /
guilty Of a misdemeanor, and
on conviction thereof before the
Court of Common Pleas, of the
proper county, shall be fined in any
sum not exceeding fifty dollars nor
less than ten, and imprisoned inl
the county Jail not exceeding ten
days. aud also be liable to civil
action by any elector for a penalty /
of one hundred dollars fereach and I
every separate offense, before any,
justice of the peacein any township
where process can he served upon
him {; and no compensation shall
he recovered at law for the print
ing and distribution of any ballots
contrary to the provisions of fhis
act.
SIC. 4. That the act to preserve
the purity of elections, passed April
4, 1861. be and the same is hereby
repealed, and this act shall take ef-
feet and be in force from and after
It's passage.
JoHN F. FoLLET, II
.aa f Speaker OF the House.
t. j. GoDFREY,
President pro TEN. Of the Senate. s
Passed May 5, 1868. Y
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1868-05-28
NC National oradit.

Eonatlon can afford to attack
It's own credit. 1t is 70 be hoped
that we shall have no more wars
anQ 20 more rebcllions, hut Il 4 not
certain The only thing certain is,
that If we have another war We
shall not be able to raise the money
TO carry il on, IL we repudiate any
part tof our existing Obligations
And the evil example 81 national
dishonor would permeate society in
! tYefEJ part unsettling tho iiounda-
tons OF commercial morality and
prosperity. Let it be once estab.
lished thatthe bonds are payable in
the existing greenbacks, the argu-
ment for issuing new greenbaoks to
the extent OF the whole debt will be
irresistible. Such adeluge Of paper
would send the whole country into
bankruptcy, and inflict losses upon
private business far greater than
tle WhOle public debt. The debt
itself is held mainly by our own cit
izens, and fully one-half Of it, di-
rectly or indirectly, by the poorer
classes. The bonds Of the Govern
ment constitute the basis not only
Of the national banks, whose notes
are in the hands Of the people, but
Of the savings banks, whose depos-
its are to a large extent, invested
IN the bonds 10 impair the value
9f, much more to repudiate, the ma
,ional obligations, would be an act
If suicidal folly, akin to that Of one
Who should plunge his whole body
nto boiling water to remove the
vain Of mosquito bite Chfcago
tribune.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1868-05-28


THE charge that Chief Justice
Chase has used his influence to
prevent the conviction Of Andrew
johnson receives weight from the
personal assurances ofa distinguish
ed member Of Congress, who writes
Us to thatpurport We have never
faltered in support Of Mr.. Chase,
because We have believed him to be
among the truest men, as he is
confessedly among the ablest men,
.pfithe Republican party. If this
charge be substantiated, however,
il will be the cruelest blow and the
most unwelcome disenchantment
that a large portion Of the Repub-
lican party could have safRered.-
We have heretofore read with serene
indifference the reports that Chief
Justice Chase was doing this, or
was doing that, with reference to
the subject, secure in the belief that
his high sense Of propriety and his
personal dignity and purity of char
gcter, would prevent him from max
ing aHy expression, or any effort to
influence the verdicton one way or an
other. It's almost past belief that
such q transformation of character
should have taken place. 1t is due
the friends of Mr.. Chase, who have
clung to him through good and evil
report, that they should not be left
long under the bitter reproach of
hearing such charge against him
made matter Of common rumor and
uncontradicted.-O. S. Jour.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1868-05-28

Raw of Hope Temple No. 800, meets ev,
erv Monday evening at thes0dd Fellows
Hail s + johnson, W. o. T.; josie
Blokemore, w. v. III G. Carpenter, ".
o.; P. E. Morehouse, " R. 81; Maggie Us
tick, W. A. s.; H. W. Hamilton, W F. 81
Mrs. Champlain, W. IT. R. A. Robinson
W, NJ; Barbara Hay, W. D. M Jennie Will
son, w. G.; George Bryan, W Q. e.
Mrs Williams, W r. Fl s.; Mrs. Wiltet,
". HIS; NJ j. Williams, w. ?, G, +.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1868-05-28

Senator Sherman holds that
the Tenure Of Office law, in the
framing of which he was most ac-
lively engaged, does not apply to
members of the Cabinet not ap
pointed by the President. He says
u can only say, as one Of the
Senate conferees under the solemn
Obligations that now rest upon us
in constituting this act, that / do not
understand it to include members
of the Cabinetnot appointed by the
President. "a s,ft5
"What the President did DO IN
the removal. of Mr.. Stanton he dldN
under a power which you repeated.
,ly refused to take from the office Of
the President-a power which mas
been held BY that officer since the
Formation Of the government, and
is now limited only BY the words
Of an act the liberal construction
Of which does not ibclude Mr..
Stanton. This construction was
put upon the act by the Cabinet
when it was pending for the ap-
proyal Of the President. In my
Judgment it is not shaken hY the|
ingenious arguments Of the Managt
ers." fa ss
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1868-05-28

Favette Lodge, No lN7, of Free and Ac-
,eentps Masons, meets on the first Wednes-
day evening after the full moon and when ~ en-
the moon fulls on Wednesday, on that
evening. MILLS GARDNER, W. M; " GARrs'
s. W.; JAS. STRALEY, j. W; A. M. STIM-
son, S. D.; JAS. Mclean, j. D.; B' a.
MILuKAY, Sec; j. MIsER, Treas'i D. o.
KARNEY, Tyler.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1868-05-28


The Democratic Legislature Of
Ohio has consummateda a gross out.
rage upon every soldier in the Un-
ion, by the passage of an act dis
franchising the soldiers in the Day.,
ton Asylum-an institution where
the veterans of that State, who we're
so crippled as to be unable to main
tain themselves, were provided with
a homes These mangled and scar,
red heroes do not vote the Demo-
cratic ticket, and the Democfatie
Legislators of Ohio, by a strict
party vote, declare that they shall
have no voice in the government Of
the nation they fought to preserve!
Let the soldiers of the Republic
make a note of this, as indicating
the gratitude of the coppefhead
party for services rendered in the
battlefield. The PomeroY-an cry
will soon be: mo ballot for sol
diers orniggers. " PHts5urg Com
msrctal
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1868-05-28

Temple Lodge, No. 227, meets at Wash,
ington every Tuesday evening ,at their hGll
on Court street ALLEN HEAGLER, y F'i
s. B. YEoMXS, v. G.; } N VANDEMAN'
R, s.; L. @. KARNEY, ?. S.; r, Null
IAN r.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1868-05-28

A legal decision has been made
in New York, to the effect that a
bank is liable, if its paying teller
a check or certificate
good, even although it be forgery,
providing the holder Of the check
act on the statement of the teller,
and suffers loss thereby.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1868-05-28

The brick depot of the New Al
banY, Louisville d Chicago Rail
road, at Bloomington, Indiana, to-
gethcr with a large amount of val
liable freight stored therein, was
consumed By fire Loss heavy
The fire is supposed to have been
communicated to the building by
lightning.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1868-05-28

REMEDY FOR HARD MILKING
Cows,-A correspondent Of the
New England Homestead writes
that he had a valuable young COW
so hard from her hind teats, that it
was not only very hard work, but
very provoking to be so hindered
when time was pressing. BY the
aid of a probe, ! ascertained that
the obstruction was at the lower end
of the teat; I therefore thought
little surgical skill might remove
the evil l took n very narrow
bladed knife, gave it a keen edge,
took the teat in my left hand, in
serted the point very gently into
the milk-passage, and then, without
fear or trembling gave a sudden
thrust Of the knife in the right di-
rection, and the cure was effected.
The COW started little, and then
stood still. A few drops of blood
followed the cut only. | then OPP
Grated on the other teat with the
same result Another young COW
that came Of the above mentioned,
had lost oneaquarter of her bag,
and MIXED SO hard from one teat
that the stream OF milk was no lar
ger than a small knitting kneedle.
With the same success l operated
upon that. They MIXED Afterwards
as easily as any one could desire,
and no leaking Of the milk follow
ed.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1868-05-28

- An Eastern prince put mp a
noticef II will give this piece OF
land to any one who is really con-
tented"
When an applicant appeared, he
asked him "Are you contented?'
81 ann was the reply.
Then what do you want with
my land?p
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1868-05-28

, "Well, John, am going east,
what shall l tell your folks I" ooh,
only if they say anything
about whskers just tell them 've
cot some.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1868-05-28
scHonL ExAMTNERs.

K D. G. ElsrMAN, P. 2. MoREnousE,J j. b,
PRIpsY. The Board meets at Washington
on the yhird Saturday ofevery month also
.he first Saturday in April, May, August
September, October and November