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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-06-20

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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-06-20

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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-03-09
s.1rY rAxEs-aoNrn1Y MnTUxNs.

LITY TAxES-MONTHLY RETUnNS.
otFIOE OF ,Hr CITY ASSESSOR
,ITY HAIL. March 2, 1858.
NOTICE / q Re YGiVE" ~ AL M ON s.cs. EaN-
~ ED, that The Monthly actur 6, for tae montn
q Feb as in compna9co Will oea Sas IA 49,. 0t ~
,;Ance ratified on 20 d OF January' 1905, must Do
,naue on or Dciore .ho l5.n lisanI
r,,rs ON THE FOL- OWING ARE PAYABLE XosTH1Y:
n, al, .alss of Cioods, Wires and Nero u -dise
t)n al rIoss recei, ,,,s 4 VI etrret Iailroads.
q al, sros5 celp Of All Express Com, ,-aates.
On al s.les ut Aucuon-
On II Carriages aud ueg1eH.
O. alIncome derived trvm The pursuit OF any iso'
r,ltv ro1esson, occupatouo or N loSn ent
I'm TN. q, oss rece p,s Il Il Comu:erGia A8encles'
a., ali co .,ui sim, rece we'd by Factors Co'imls-
zion Lerchant., Yspsers, Bro-e., aaa o. ,.,. s,s,
TN :; remiums received for " nay .-s. ~ ~
comx. j. or by agencies 'of a''iuu--' - '""-'
panies. o.... of oil Gas COMPANIES, and
.,har Manufacturing companies !otateo ~ sHs c.y.
I,n eyery Horss and Mule usea OF A:ps wInln tne
city excepting h0 c.E sss Srsy OF s or snsr her vehiss
nMcen'm M III et,lI Dealers in al arulles whatsoever.
On al Huckst.rs aud barDer shops.
~ ~ All cross re :eip-s Of Hotels and Public tatng
and Boarding Houses.
on the gross receipts Of lotion Pressea.
Ga The gross recaip,s OF AL Pr nnng Omces, NeWs-
M. .er, ID Puolshlng Houses.
On all Goods soil IN the city by ersons not res-
dent, by sampe or o.uerwise. r
o. Ill sales VI Horses sud MUGS orousuE" sae
city. a o,ho- eacr,Jse
On the pross rsceipss Of Mssned' Teie .raph Conn
panies. all r.vo,,, t,aarora and
,.1oe ~ Is Isr.cts. W. N. HUGHES
i'41tieT 1Isy.h Il City Assessor,
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PAINTS FOK FARMERS AND
OTHERS.

H1HE GRAFTON MINERAL PAINT COMPANY
most durable Paint In use; two coais VT II put on,
mixed with pure Iinseed Oil, will last ~ or Is years.
tits or light brown Or beautiful chocolate color
and can be changed to green lead, stone, drao'
Give OF cream to SUIT the taste OF the consume
1t 10 valuable for Houses. Barns, Fences CaTrlaee
and ar-nukers, Pals and WooJenwsre, AgricS 1ot
Implements Canal koas. Vessels and ships I% nre
TOMS Canvas. Metal and Shingle Koots t DEITY.
having used 90 bbls. the past year,, and; as a.,
paint Tor any purpose unsurpassed for BODY s as-
bhy elasticity and % sppV farmer for
" ~ go Warranted In all Gases above Sc, ID Tor
c,rcnla- which g1ves full particulars. Noue ee nune
MISS nranded in trade mark Grafton Mineral Paint
ui''s' HOLMES CALDER, Agents,
rocon,er 1S fluw6mo Meeting-str cot.
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RE1Ia1oUs.-The different churches in the
city were well attended yesterday, and in many
instances the discourses were based on the
season of the year. The venerable DR.. Bach
man chose for his text the beautiful passage in
sclomon's song descriptive of spri.g, and COM
pared the trit ulatons Of the last few years to
the winter that was past and gone. he re-
minded his hearers that the spring-time OF life
was upon many of them, when good resolu-
tions should be encouraged and the seed OF re-
ligion sown that would bear fruit in aiser lite.
His remarks were listened to with great in
terest. <
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Chisolm Hospital at Auction.
W. Y. .LEITCH & &. 8. BRUNS,

Will be sold at Auction TOMORROW, 10th INST, at
the old Posto6ace, ct II O'Clock,
That SPACIOUS BUILDING used formerly asa
hospita, but now occupied as Dive ings, situate In
Trapman- treet, on the west 81 ie, and containing
eighteen double rooms with extensive plazHas NO
ing south. On the prtmises will be fvundA large
dstern and Convenient outbutd nas. The mfan
House Is well built, and cove ed with TN. Thispro-
pert, Offers peculiar advantage for destrabe and
lucra i've INV stnlent. Lot ME sures s6 feet mont
by 13U feet IN depth, more or less.
erms-Opethri I'd cash; bal nee In one and Two
years, WIT intere t, secured W pond and mortgage
" the premises. Purchaser to pay us f1r papers.
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TIE SpRMe-srREET METHODIST CHURCH.
This church WAS opened yesterday for the first
time for several years to the rightful owners.
The Southern Methodist tody then resumed
their authority, and the new Inauguration SER
mon was delivered by Elder i. n. Creitzburg In
the morning, and by the Rev. F. A. Mood in
tho evening. Their discourses were entirely
scripturcl, and little or 10 alluHion was made
to the recent difficulties in the history of the
church. Although no minister has yet been
assigned to this church, the Methodist clergy
in the city have taken it in charge, and divine
service will be held there every Sunday morn
ing.
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PRODUCE AND COMMISSION MERcHANr.-W
invite attention to tue card Of MIR. John Binns.
Produce and Commission Merchant, No. 10
Exchahge.street, south Of the old postofice.
MIR. Bih hns is prepared to make advances on
consign nments and to conduct general COM
mission business. We commend him to the
OF the public.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-03-09

THE MAYoR's CoURT.-But little business was
transacted on Saturday, the week closing with
a light docket. Colonel Cogswell, the new
Mayor, was present, though he took no part in
the proceedings.
One Of the numerous tribe of barkeepers
was arrested for selling an unlicensed article.
A fine of one hundred dollars was imposed, and
she was ordered to take out the necessary Ii
cense Immediately.
Several cases of disorderly conduct, resist
ing the police, &C., were postponed for the ex-
animation Of absent witnesses.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-03-09

ASSURED LIFE INsunANcE.-In another COL
umn will be fund the advertisement OF the
Etna Lifo Insurance Company OF Hartford,
(Coun.), of winch company Jno. K. Heriot,
Jr.. is the Charleston agent. During 1857 the
iEtna has increased its assets more than three
millions oil dollars. Its assets are seven and
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-03-09

Aco1DENT.-On Friday, while some laborers
we're pulling down brick wall at the corner OF
Chapel and Alexander streets, portion of it
fell on the feet of negro named James Proc
tor, crushing them badly. He was taken to
the Mazyck-street Hospital, where it was
found that amputation would be necessary.
The operation was successfully performed, one
foot being. amputated at the ankle, and the
other at the instep.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-03-09

FMANo1A1.-For quotations of tonds, stocks,
bank bills, money and report of the finance
market OF Charleston, We refer tothe report
prepared for this paper every Friday morning
by Andrew NJ. Moreland, Esq, Broser, No. 8
Droad-street. INV
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OUR CRY SUBSCRIBERS who are taking The
DAILY News by the week are particularly re-
quested to pay their dues in future to no
person except our authorized agent, MIR. @.
C. Fighter, or his collector, MIR. Edwin S.
Rn1pnnd
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Fish RoEs.-Mrs. C. D. Kenrick, No. s3
Market-street, advertises fresh supply OF
these delicacies, which she is. prepared to
sell at low rates. Mrs. Kenrick has also full
stock Of West India fruit, marmalaide, &c.
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BUSINESS NOII CES.

H. II.
IF you want cheal 6lank Books.
If you want cheap Stationery, Envelopes
Paper. &C.; or, MILLEn's Almanac:
II you want Printing executed neatly;
Ii you want Books bound in any style, or Ac-
count Books made to order. with any desired
pattern OF rul,ng, 60 to HIRAM HfRRIs, No. SO
Broad-street.
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q half millions, and its receipts for 1867 over
five millions. For 1867 a>diHdend Of fifty per
cent. was declared, and the company is in q
most fourishing and safe condition.
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The New Mayer.

Mayor Burns has called special meeting Of
the City Council tonight for the purpose Of
irauguratlng Col. Milton, ,eogswell, wlo, as an
nounced in The NEWS Of Saturday, is hereafter
to administer the duties Of the Mayoralty in
accordance with tho following order:
HEADQUARTERS SECOND MILITARY DISTRICT,
CHARLESTON, $. G., March z, 1868.
Tlspecial Orders No. 5S.-E1iract Paragraph
VII
At his own request and in view Of his assign
ment to other duties, Brevet Brigadier-General
w. w. Burns will bo relieved by Brevst Colonel
Milton Cogswell, Major Of the Eighth United
States Infantry, as provisional Mayor Of the
City Of Charleston.
By command Of Brevet Major-General Ed.
R. s. Candy
LOUIS v. CAZlARC, A. D. O.,
Acting Assistant Adjutant- General.
The newly appointed Mayor is netlve Of In
diana, aud entered West Point in 1885, gradua-
ting in 1s49 as brevet I'd Lieutenant of the
4th Infantry. A few months later lie was pro-
NOTED to I'd Lieutenant in the 9Th Infantry,
and in 1855 to LIST Lieutenant OF the same
regiment. In May, 81, he was male Captain.
Flo rec ived the volunteer appointment of Col
onel of the AID U. s. Volunteers on July 1st,
'61, and Of the I'd Heavy Artillery Sept. 2ath,
%. Being captured Oct. 21st, '61. he was con-
fnod for some time in the Libby pris on at ..ich-
mond and was appointed Brevet Major at the
same time tor gallant and meritorious conduct
at the battle of Balls Bluff. His subsequent
promotions were as follows Brevet Lieutenant
Colonel, July, ga. for gallautry before Peters,
burg Major OF the 85h Infantry Oct Sth, 'G4 ;
and Brevet Colonel March, 65, tor gallant SER
vices during the war. Since thai time hc has
served in the 2nd Department in various ca
paciics, and has latterly been stationed at Fa-
yettevi!le, N. e. TIE lew Mayor will preside
ct the Mayors Court this morning.
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LOCAL MATTERS.
AUC7ION SALES THIS DAY.

A. q. ABRAHAMs & Sons will sell this day,
at the store No. 223 King-street, at 10 o'clock,
dry goods, furniture.
CAMPBELL, KNOX & Co. will sell this day, at
their auction house, No. IS Hasel-street, at 10
o'clock, fuel ture, groceries.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-03-09

PsRsosA1.-Mrs. Harriet Beecher Stowe, Of
Uncle TOMS Cabin notoriety, is staying at the
Mills House.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-03-09

THE PALMETTO PIONEER COOPERATIVE Asso-
c1Ar1oN.-1he members of this Association will
notice that their regular monthly meeting oc-
ours tonight at the hall Of the Palmetto Fire
Engine Company. prompt and full attend
ance is requested. The working men Of
Charleston are also cordially iavited to. be
present.
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straw Goods, Bonnet Ribbons, Dry Goods, sc.
BY JOHN q. MiLNOR g. co.

TOM BROW, 10th instant at 10 O'Clock, we win
cell at our Salesroom, NO. 135 Ne ung-strext,
10 cases assoried STRAW AND LEGHORN BOIL
NETS AND HAis 8, Trimmed aid Uprtmmed.
cases Mems Straw and Le.horn Hats
4 c ses Women's Quaker Hoods, Bonnet Ribbons,
Tantts Ribbons, is, a., 25. and 10 Spring Hoop-
skirts, Linen Bosom shirts, Suspendera With
general Assor mem OF Dry Goods, consisting part
Satuets. 1weeds, Apron -hecks, Lolgcloihs. 10
siery, Fancy Prints, Cambrios, Linen Table Damashss
Brown Sheedng, &c.
Conditions Cash. MArch9
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THE DAILY NEWS

@ LARGEST ctRcULATIoN.-THE D ALLY
NEWS BEING THE NEWSPAPER OFFICIALLY
RECOGNIZED AS HAVING THE LARGEST CIR
cU1Ar1cN IN THE CITY OF CHARLESTON
PUBLISHES THE LIST OF LETTERS REMAIN
ING IN THE posToFF1cE AT THE END OF
EACH WEEK, ACCORDING TO THE PRoV1s-
IONS OF TIE NEW PosToFFrcE Law.
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WE ARE NOW RECEIVING ARD OPENING OUR
w Spring importatons and Auction Purchases
oi BRITISH AND FRENCH DEE5. GOODS, which
make it 10 the interestof both Johbers and Retailers
to examine them.
We are also opening ouk impo tstions Of LINEfS,
WHITE GOODS aud HOSIERY, many arto.es OF
viii, are as cw as at any time previous % u" WI.
In add ion 10 tYs abo T. we invite ait nton to our
stocss If CLOTHS, NO lions, CAnPETS, &C.,
also DOMEsTICs and PRIN is, tu!l lines and low
prices
LATHROP, LUDINGTON 6 CO.,
Nos. 32s, 32s and $50 Broadway,
February24 mwf1mo Now York
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-03-09

THE PIONEER IN TaApE.-Many Of those per-
SONS whose attention has been arrested by the
striking. advertisement Of Messrs. B. M.
Rhodes & Co., which appears in our columns,
are not aware that they are reading tho pro-
spectus of the pioneer manufacturers of fertili-
zers in this country. Rhodes & Co. made the
manufacture of fertilizers o business, and gave
it Importance as branch Of trade, and now
have the largest ferhlizing factory on the con-
tinent of America. Tho high merit of their
super-phosphate is in itself sufficient to COM
mand widespread patronage; but, in these
liberal times and enlarged business views,
Rh. des & Co. have additional claims upon
public support.
At this time Rhodes & Co. are manufactur-
ing the phosphate from the celebrated Ashley
beds, and bag of their fertilizer may be seen in
the Cfice of the Charleston Mining and Manu-
featuring Company.
Rhodes & Co., and their enterprising Char
lesion agents, B. S. Rhett Il Son, are recon-
mended to the confidence and support Of our
readers.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-03-09

Our DRANs.-The following letter Is COM
>mended to the attention of the city authori-
ties:
EDITORS DAILY News Noticing the many
pertinent articles in your invaluable paper re-
lating to the health of our city, must request
you to call The attention of our city officials to
the fact that there are many lots in the western
part Of the city which have no drains, and il L
am not mistaken there is law which compels
all property holders to drain their lots For
instance the house am now occupying, and
for which I p. i high rent, has not drain in
the yard, and we ore compelled from force Of
neccssity to either throw the slops in the yard
or in the street, which, to say the least, is not
cleanly nor very conducive to health. The
lots around my immediate neigborhood are not
drained either, and feel satisfied that you
would bo doing much good to myself and
ne;ghborhood by calling the attention of the
city officers to this fact.
Yours respectfully,
WENrWORTH-STREET.
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lcofMuNcA:,ED.1

Capt. James W. Grace, late chief Ordnance
Oaicer'of the Northern District, Department
South, and commander OF the United States
Arsenal in this city, is spoken of very favora-
bly by the convention for the position of In
spector-G General of the State.
We are glad to hear Captain Grace spoken of
for this position; he is on esteemed gentleman
and soldier, md will fill sny position In the
State entrusted to his care with honor to him.
self and country. CITIZEN.
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CHARLEsTON. ORPHAN HOUSE.
ON THURSDAY Mex, THE 12rH INST, THE
~ Board Oh Commissioners will enter INTO an
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Appn sdons must be LETT with the Steward at me
Institution. 'r
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: Bankrupt SAX, By Order Of tie Assigses.
BY A. H.aABRAHAMS & SONS.
THIS DAY, March sth at 10 O'Clock, at the Adger's
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The entire STOCK OF DRY GOODS, FURN1-
TURE, &C., &C., as the Assigned Estate Of E Scott
Co., in Bankruptcy.
Conditions cash. 80 March Q
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A VALUABLE Book FOB LAWYERS AND OTHER
BUSINESS MEN.-We have received. from the
sMerchants' Union Law Company" No. 129
Broadway, New York, "The Law Register for
1863" In its peculiar hno Of usefulness 1t has
no rival. II is large and handsomely printed
volume Of more than one thousand pages OF
varied and interesting matter, and the prepara-
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with great labor. The ofice-holding, profess
sional and business public arc here presented,
with correct and reliable guide, giving the
names of all the lawyers, the executive,
judicial and county officers. the times and
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In publishing these hasty sketches We have
used the freedom which should characterize
every impartial press. Differing toso cglo from
tho principles whether real or profsssed) of
the Radical hepu ,iIcan party, and assured as
we are of their ultimate and complete over
throw, we have yet chosen, in alludng to the
leaders and candidates of that party, to speak
with candor, independence and. truth.