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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-11-02
CnAELEsTON CITY i;AiL4vAY CoM

CHARLESTON CITY RAILWAY con.
pANy.
OFFICE CHARLESTON CITY RAILWAY co.,
CORNER BROAD AND EAST BAY STREETS, ;
CHARLESTON, SO. Ca, November ., 1868.
SCUEDULE OF THE CHARLESTON CIT
RAILWAY CONP1NY.
KING-STREET LINE
Leave Upper Terminus Leave Lorer TerH'in;
al T.30 AM, and ct inter- at AM, and Ut inter
walls OF ten no. minutes walls of ten 10I minutes
during. the day till the during the day till
last trip ut PM. PA
N.t.-Leaye the Battery as follows: On the hour
and ten il0l minutes OF the hour, from a. NJ.
until p H. except at ten 10) minutes Of O'Clock,
a. N. Ever, other trip from the old Posionice.
RUTLEDGE-STRERT LINE.
Leave Upper Terminus Leave Lower Tcrminu:
at 7.30 AM and at inter- at sos a. H. and at inter.
walls of twelve tl2 minutes walls of twelve 49, mir
luTlns 5M the day till sSs Sis' during the day till
N.B.-Leave the Battery at seventeen IT. minutes
after the hour. and orty-one 41) minutes after the
hour until seventeen l7 minutes past 8. Every other
trip from the old Postoffice.
SUNDAY SCHEDULE.
EING-STREET LINE.
Leave Upper Terminus Leave the Lo,oer Term'.
walls of ifteen ll5) min- intervals of fifteen us
utes till 700 p. II. minutes till T.3) P NJ
N.B.-Al the trips are to the Battery except the
last trip of each car.
RUTLEDGE-STREET LINE.
Leave Upper Terminus Leave Lower Terminui
at AN, and at inter- at 9,35 M, aud ut inter.
vals of every twenty t20 walls OF every twenty (aU
minutes till Gas Pm. minutes TIL $50 p N
N.B.-Al the trips are to the Battery except the
last trip Of each car.
s.W. RAMSAY.
November Secretary and Treasurer.
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BuRe1aRr.-Severalh houses in different parts
of the CITY have been recently entered and des-
noiled of their lead and gas piping and copper
pumps. These robberies are usually effected
in vacant houses, but the thieves are some-
times bold and skilul enough to enter occu-
pied premises without awakins any one. On
Friday and Saturday nights there were two
robberies of this character in Calhoun-street,
and hen roost of the adjoining house was de-
prived of its teathered inmates. A good yard
dog might put some midnight prower hors du
combat, and relieve the community OF nui-
Since,
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SAvAsNAH AND CHARLESTON RAILROAD The
Superintendent of this Company has arranged
a winter passenger schedule that will be
great advantage to travellers. Trains will
leave Charleston on and after November 9Th
on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays, at s.15
A. NJ, arriving at Coosawhatchie at P. NJ,
and leaving the following days at SIS P. n.
Connections are made both ways by hacks with
AWalterboroush and Beaufort. The Company
are making every e1ertion to complete the
road, AMI it is hoped that Charleston and sa-
yannah will soon have their railroad connec,
.tioas restored.
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LOCKED Up IN CHURCH 1AED.-AesterdaS
evening alter the services in St. Michaefs
Church we're over, several ladies OF the con-
eregation visited the graveyard and fingered
there some time. The sexton, not aware Of
their presence, closed the church and locked
the gates. The ladies soon found that their
egress was impossible, anl made their unpleas-
ant predicament known to some gentlemen
passing bye, but it was not until q late hour
that the sexton was found and the ladies re-
leased.
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The LIQUOR LAw.-According to IN act Of
>the Legislature, ali bar-rooms and other drink
ing places are ordered to be closed on the days
Of an ,.ec.ion, and severe penalty is impos-
ed for any violation of this ordinance. No
disturbance is anticipated at the coming eiec-
ton, but it is the part Of wisdom to remove
any cause that would be likely to create an
excitement, and we sincerely hope that there
will be no evasions Of the law. and none but
sober men be seen around the polls.
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TIE Right Sp1R1r.-A gentleman from New
York recently bought farm near Aiken, s. c,
His citizenship in the Empire Stale was not
forfeited, although feeble health compelled
him 10 remain South during portion OF the
year. Very much prostrated and hardly in
condition for travel, this gentleman has de-
termined to sacrifice his ease for the sake of
his country's prosperity, and so has gone to
New York for the sole purpose of voting for
Seymour and B,air.
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C,1rY rAxas-mcNrHLY RETURNS.
OFFICE or THE CITY ASSESSOR.

CITY HALL, November ], 1865.
Notrc is hereby given TO all concerned, that the
monthly Returns for the III nth OF OCTOBER past, in
con pliancc with the Tax Ordnanca. ratified on the
isIh ci january. 1868. and amended OIL The 10Th Of
S ptcmDer 1868, must be male on or before the
h instant.
TAXES OF THE FOLLOWING ARE PAYABLE MONTHLY.
On al sales of Goods, Wares and Merchandise, in
Guiding Rice, Lumber, Hay, Grain and Naval Stores
On all sales of Cotton.
On all freight and PASSENGER Lists OF all steamers
and sailing vessels paid or payable il this city.
on all sales ty Bakers, butchers and Hucksters.
On all gross receipts OF all Street kailroads
On o ! gross receipts of all Express Companies.
On all sales at Auction.
On all Carriages and Buggias.
On all iucomo derived from the pursuit OF any
faculty, profession, occupation or employment.
On the gross receipts OF all Commercial Agencies
On all commissions received by Factors, Commls-
sion Merchants, Bankers, BroSers, and Others
On all prem ums received Tor or by any Insurance
Com any, or BY agencies Tor indiyidua-s or coaPa-
MES
On every Horse aud aIu.e u-ed or .pt within the
city, excepting bolscs or niHcs used Ill any puonc
licensed carriage, car. dray, or other Vehicle.
On all e all Dealers IL I'LL ar;lccs wh-'soeFef-
On Barber shops.
On all gross ceip.s OF Holes a:iG fup-.c Eutins
aud Boarding Houses.
ON All recei,is O; L!very stlble Keepers.
ON the ..ro.s receipts or Cotton Presses
On lie ross receipts Of all IriE::ng Offices, News
pap ~ and Publishing Houses.
On nj! Goods Id il til city ty persons not resi-
dent, h. sI lp!e or oihcr"iSe. A.
On ell sa!os OF II 9rscs iIu 'ii"es oi0"Sn' " VAC
On sails OF socks. bonds, and ot:er securities.
On the gross :ecripis of Magnetic Telegraph Com
panies. ~ ,,o,.u. ro,u.-. 49,.
all the deiaulters will be dealt with the ordi-
name. directs VI. y. HUGHES,
November Is City Assessor.
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Desirable Residence in Pitt street.
BY MARDLAW & CAREW.

Will he sold at Public Auction, OF WEDNESDAY.
4th November, Of II ocloca, A. ~, in front OF the
Old Postoalce,
That very desirable tllree. story BRICK Dwell
LING, No. 81 Ptt-street containing six la:ge square
rooms, pantry and dressing o3ms with ras, double
piazza, fine bii kitchen, stables, carriage house,
and other outbulldings, oil in good CONDITION. The
lot measures sev, ntyGye feet in front by two hur
dred and twenty-five feet in deph, more or less;
having in front fiEe flower garden, with lar and
CHOICE selection OF treos and uther shrubs and
plants. 7 lie premises may be examined i. IN; time
until dIy OF sale.
Terms cash. Purchaser to pay Us 'or p pers and
stamps. fmtuw4 Ociooer 80
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THE DAILY NEWS.

81 LARGEST clRcuLArloN.-rHE D ALLY
SFws BsTNG THE NEWSPAPER OFFICIALLY
RECOGNIZED AS HAVING TIE LARGEST CIR
crr.ATIoN ~ THE CITY OF CHARLESTON
,p1ip11sHrs THE LIT OF LETTERS REMAIN
ING N TIE PoSToTFICE AT THE END OF
EACH WEEK. ACCORDING TO THE PRoVlS'
IONS OF THE NEW PoSToFFIcE LAW.
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FIRE N CoRDEsvnLE.-During the last cool
snap, house in Cordesville, occupied By Nr.
Edward Harleston, accidentally took FIRE and
was entirely consumed. The fire WAS COM
municated to the chimney jamb, and the smell
of smoke awoke the family, bu- careful
search failed to discover the cause. a few
hours later they were again awakened by the
fire. which had gained su,h keadway that they
were barely able to escape, losing everything.
After the alarm was given the neighbors anu
the negroes on the premises endeavored to
quell the flames, but to no avail. and the house
Mas burnt TO the ground.
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INsrA11Ar1oN.-The Right Bev. DR.. Gibbons,
the newly appointed Catholic Bishop of North
Carolina, was installed yesterday in St.
Thomas Church, Wilmington, with approprl-
ate ceremonies. Archbishop spalding, OF Bal
timore, preached, and Rev. Messrs. Berming-
\ ham and Northrop, Of this city, assisted at the
: installation.
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SENT TO JA1L.-Jas. F. Walsh, charged with
the murder of the colored boy Edward NJ.
Dixon, was taken from the Guardhouse to the
jail on Saturday by the sheIif and coloreo
posse. They we're followed the whole distance
by an excited crowd Of negroes, who were very
violent in their language, but made no demon
stratica gainst the prisoner. Walsh was con-
fined in the black hole during his incarceration
in the Guardhouse.
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ALL ELECTION NOTICES, Nominations OF Gan
didates and Election Cards, intended for publ
cation in TIE News, must INVARIABLY Dc paiu
for in advance. Our friends, therefore, VINO
have sent advertisements OF this character
unaccompanied by the cash, will understand
WHY thev have not been published.
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CHURCH FESTIVALS was All
Saints Day, feast Of obligation in the Catholic
Calendar. At the Cathedral solemn ponti6csi
high mass was celebrated by Bishop Persico,
who also preached. To-day is AL Souls Day,
feast devoted to the commemoration Of the
dead. There will be appropriate services this
forenoon in all the Catholic Churches.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

MEssRs. R. e. a. p. CALDWELL are among
the few surviving 6r:ns that in times PAST gave Ven
due Range Its Lame. Although they have changed
their Lase since tue war, their business is conduct
cd on tho same liberal principles, and tie same in
duccmonts are offered to customers. glance at
onr advertising columns will satisfy all doubts on
THIS subject.
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RRoUrEM.-A requiem mass will be sung at
st. Peters Catholic Church, Wentworth-stre't
ct nine o'clock this morning, for the re-
pose Of the soul OF the late Commentators
Clemente Folchi, father OF the Rev. Father
Folchi, the Pastor of the Church, who died at
Rome on the thirtieth September last in the
eighty seventh year OF his age.
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UNITED STATES CounT, OCTOBER 81
Hon. GEO. S. BRIAN, PREsDING.-EX partc
Hansford D. Evans, OF Barnwell. Petition
for final discharge. C. Richardson Miles, pre-
pet. Order signed.
In re Moses Winstock, cx parte Jos. Burke.
Petition for injunction. j. Ii. Natbans, pro pet.
Referred t. Henry Summer, ESQ, and until
report all persons to be restrained from selling
or interfering with The estate.
Ex parte Mrs. Meta Logcman. Petition for
citizenship granted.
Ex parte Tillman S. Hudson. Petition to
limr, costs to the amount deposited in court.
Jos. D. Carr, pro pct. Referred 10 Henry Sum-
mer, Registrar.
Ex partc Fred'k ". Ford and JOS w. Ford.
Petition for final discharge. Rutledge &
Young, pro pet. Referred to R. B. Carpenter,
and hearing ordered in Charleston OF Novem-
ber 90.
Ez parle John e. Thurston. Petition for
final discharge. Same or,ler as above.
The following petitions for final discharge
were read, and Oh motion of Geo. D. Bryan,
Esq, appearing for the respective counsel. it
Was ordered that the petitions be referred to
W. j. Clawson, Registrar for the lth Congress
sional district, and hearing be hati before him
after the usual publication aud notification to
creditors Jos. NJ. Adams, of Pickens; Carlos
L. Allen, of Unionvile; S. L. Alarms, of York ;
Sanford D. Briggs, of Union; Wm. j. Cherry,
OF York I. Dickson, Of York; ". Dickson, OF
York Elisha ". Casters Of Union Andrew
j. casters, of Union Isaac G. McFatden, of
Rock Hill Jas. Finley, Of York TLos. j.
Fitch, Of Union: Darj. FerSurson, OF Chester ;
Jas. NJ Hurnicutt, of p:ckcns: David 4. Layne,
Of Union Jas. Miller, of Lancaster; Andrew
McNeace, Of Union Jas. F. Noland of Union ;
c. f. prinett, OF Union JAS. Z. Steele, OF
York Thos. W. Mingo Of Union; a. E. Car
ratt, OF York; D. {. Gist, Of Union S. N.
Hanna. OF York; Andrew McNeacc. oi Union.
In lie r. W. Baker, OF Grahamsviilc. Pc
tition for final discaarsc. ". y. De Trcvlllc,
pro pct. On motion of Geo. d. Bryan. ESD,
appearing fur counsel. thcp:ti.ion was referred
70 L. q. Carpenter, and lal hearing ordered
at Columbia, November IS.
In the following applications for final dis
charge the same order was granted and
reference ordered TO Il. 3. Carpenter, ESQ,
Registrar: Moses Drlyden and j. S. Bradley,
Of Sum;e, Geo d. Bryan, pro pct. JAS. D.
Graham. Chas. L. jones, Horace II. Moses,
Jno. j. Neason. Zalcgman P. Noses and Aycr
.. Mo.cs, Of Sum,ci ,ioEes & Noise: pro
PEI.
In re Henry Kcily and Chas. S. Pack, bank
ruJts: in re McCar;cr & Dawson. Petition
TO enforce lien. L. W. Noise. pro pet. On
motion Of Geo. D. Bryan, referred to Il. B..
Carpenter.
In re D. Il. T. DuBosc, ex parle Richard
c. Richardson and Vim. N. Young. In re
Henry Kelly and Chas. S. Pack, e1 partc Geo.
Chapman & Co.. ex parte T. J. Moses, in re
Phillip McEiren; expartc Lawrence ID. shann,
in rc Jas. N. Jennings; ex parte J. B. WltEer-
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MEDICAL COLLEGE Tic Medical College
will be formally opened this morning for the
winter course OF lectures. number OF I'M
provemerts have been recently made III the
building that will greatly increase the facilities
for instruction, and 4 large attendance Is
expected. Lectures vii! be delivered this
morning by Professors Robertson and Chazsl,
10 which the public are invited.
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ONE LAMP LESION Saturday while a cart
laden with empty barrels was passing up
Meeting-street, it came in contact with lamp
post Fear the City Hall Park, and destroyed
the lamp. The moonlight will not last forever,
and the lamp should be repaired at once.
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WARD No. 5.-Citizens, remember Your "ard
meeting Tonight. It IS of great importance,
and every man vino does not attend Will nhu
that he has entrusted his dearest interests 10
to the hands OF others.
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SEND IN THE RE1uRNs.-Cur friends aad
correspondents throughout the State are re-
oues.ass to forward to TEE NEWS, at their ear
lies. convenience, returns of the vote in their
several districts at the Presidential, Congress
sional and Municipal elections.
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FnE.-The ala: m OF fire was sounded ct three
O'Clock on Friday night which brought ou: the
tiremen, though they were unable to md the
place, and it was generally supposed TO be a
false alarm. The steep!eman a the orphan
House saw the flames from chimney in Cai-
houn street. between King and Nee ing, ana
sounded "Ward g." This vas repeateo DS o''
Mitchacls BELL but the fire was then extin-
cuished.
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AuftiOnesrs' prluats Sales.
CLIFFORD L. MATHEWES.

Real Estate Agents, 40. 56 Broad-strect.
For safe and Lease
PHOSPHATE LANDS Of 4 superior quality, on
deep water navigation and healthy locations all the
year.
all parts o: the State.
CITY PROPERTY of every lcscrlt ton.
November . 3mos.
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TIE CHARLESTON CoILEeE.-The Charleston
Collage commences The second session OF the
collegiate year this morning, and Candidates
for admission will be received at the Pfesl-
dents room at half-past ten O'Clock.
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The C1ry RAILWAY CoaRAN7.-Attentlon Is
directed to the change in the schedule publish
ed elsewhere. The last car now leaves on each
lire at 9 P. N. The annual meeting Will De
held to-day, at the Office of the President.
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X All bar roor s and drinking saloons in the town
or city where such election is held shall be closed OH
the days of election and cuy person who shall sell to
election shall be guilty OF misdcmelnor, and on
conviction thereof shall be tnel il sum OF NOT less
than one hundred dollars more than three hun.
dreI dollars, or be imprisoned for period not
less than one month nor more than six months
Novpnhe~
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sErM. AND CHAs1EsroN.-The South Caro-
lima Railroad Company give n:tice that the
line of railroad from Selma to Charleston Is
onen for passengers and freight.
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HERE'S Youn MuLE.--pcrsons Interested in
mule flesh will find scme bargains at Ar. r. AR
nods stables, corner of Alpe ing anu john srset'
Draymep cau obtain fine draft animals ct low price
Ii applied Tor immediately.
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IMPORTANT TO oTAS-PAYERs.-The third install
ment of taxes on real estate falls due this
month, and prompt payments are necessary
or executions will be issued.
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UNDER DECREE IN EQUITY.
INon-on u. Cunnin0ham
UNDER DEcKEE IN EQUITY.

UNDER DFCNEE IN EQUITY.
Gregg Us HorDeck, Trustee, ct al
On TUESDAY. 17;h November, at II o'clock, will be
sold Ct the Old CusoMhouSe
All that LOr UF LAND, with the BUILDING;
thereon. situate on Mil.-street. aui msa asIrrg on
the north u -slreet 40 feet inches the west
on land or late OF Gil!ilanJ. form .ry Of GrgS.
90 feet inches, The south land of Rose. ID feet
inches on the east land of OscrholtE, % feet
inches. Bounded by the fences as they now stand.
Terms-Onc-thirj cash; balance i'll one aud two
years. with interest from day or sale, payable an.
nually. The credit portion to be secured by bond Of
buanss to be- I insured and the polIcy ASSIGNED to to
the Master, Purchaser to pay for papers
J. ". GRAY,
October mi tu2 Master in Equity.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.
E.W. NJ. MAckEY, sheriff Charleston Coun, ho
tv. will sell between II and O'CLOCK, Ut sne
Courthouse, real estate, and bay morse;
CAMPBELL KNOX i Co. Will seH az ~ v IioIm, IN,
at their auction house, No. So Hasel- street, dry
goods. notions, &c.
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A NOVEMBER LuNcu.-FEe mil! pond oys-
.ers lobster salad, bee Ia mode, md other de-
icacics can Ee found at Mr. \. Feren5ach'$. No.
Broatl-strect to-day betveen II and o'cloek
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FoUND.-A bunch OF keys with 4 brass pass
key, found OF the steps Of the L. S. COURTHOUSE.
Ihc owner can obtIiu the same by applying TO te
s. Marshal.
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WARD No. 6.-Let, the spirit and independ-
ence which has ever characterized the Political
conduct of the citizens Of this Ward, bear good
fruit at the meeting tonight.
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HERR1NG's SAFES.-A New York paper sass ::
"Two OF Herrins's sales passed through the great
oil cOnnagration Of Sunday night, at Hultcrs Point,
AMI were opened Yesterday. The books pape: aud
mcncy were found well preserved"
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WARD No. 2.-Every citizen of the Ward
should attend the meeting tonight. The
future prosperity of the city depends upon it.
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.sarce.

WARD No. 4.-The largest Ward in the city
should not be neglecttul Of its duty tonight.
Let the meeting be i'll proportion II the Ward,
and its influence cast in the right direction.
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WARD No. S.-To-night is the all-important
occasion. Let every man attend the meet.
ing and see what's ul'.
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WARD No. IAN i'm portaut meeting OF citl-
zens of this Ward takes place tonight. Inc
Mayoralty will be considered. Let oil attend
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pEssoSAL.-Mr. John Templeton, with the
vane Sisters and other members Oh MS orani-
atic troupe, arrived from Augusta yesterday.
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AuniDa Sales.
= = : - : :
SHEEIEE'S SALE.

By virtue of writ OF eri Facias to me directed
and dclly, red, will be sold on 1A:S DAY, the
Cd day OF November. in frort OF Blckman's s
store, in the town of McClelanviiie s. C.,
A LUT Or CATTLE, levied on anr to be sold as
the property of Thomas D. and L. A. WestouFy,
at the suit oil Archibald j Mcclellan.
Terms cash. z. ". II. MACKEY, S. c. c.
Nov r1her ms
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H.. II.

II you want cheap Blank Books;
1. you wan: cheap Stationery, Envelopes, Paper,
&C.; or Milcrs Almanac;
If you want Printing executed neatly;
II vol want Books bound ia any style, or Account
Books made to order, with any desired pattern Of
ruling. 90 to Hiram Harris, Agent No. 50 Broad.
strest.
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Gitp advertisements.

OFFICE or CHIEF OF POLICE, MAIN
" GUARDHOUsE, CHARLESTON, S. c., NO
VESIBER q 18GS-Ihc at .ention Of ali whom it may
concern is called to the following extract ut act of
the Legislature of South Carolina, which will be
strictly enforced.
by order OF the Mayor.
C. D. SIGwALD,
(bisf or ppIica
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QUITE A ScARE-1HE K. X. X. AROUND
Market. street between King and Meeting, was
intensely excited about ten o'clock Saturday
morning by report that some one had been
shot at. nero woman who was selling
vegetables in trent of Messrs. Hart u Co.. S
store, swore to the fact OF hearing the ball
wlliz, ard pointed to dull spot on tie side
walk 10 sustain l.cr ssa crr:cn. A crowd soon
gathered, ard ;he oxc.;.a-s-:. was increasing
momentari.y, as it was t!orglt tie shot was
fired from Bolles' gallery opposite. Al cf1icer
of tie detective force who was present prompt
Il instituted an investigation, and soon quell-
ed the rising storm by proving that the ex-
plosion was caused from torpedo fred be-
hind the old mauma BY mischievous little
urchin. When the truth was made known
the crowd Of negroes slowly dispersed, con-
vinced that the (. KS were myth, ard feel
ing very much ashamed Of the demonstrations
they had made. or if they did not. they
ought TO.
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MoEEHEaD DIrcGrs.-TAe-e bittcrs can be
had at james Mckean. 40. rs snaon-streo;, who is
prepared TO Il! all orders w!o! dispatch.
August 10 3.ncs La"
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-11-02

Cuo!cE GREEN Az, i'lic;: Te,s, one dollar
per roupti. at Wilson'S sroec:y. soa.hcis; corr$r
society aad ansou streets. Goods delivered tree.