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Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1868-11-12

Anindignant orator at a acentpolti-
cal meeting, in refutihg ain opponent,
thundered, MIR Chairmahf | scorn the
allc lion. AID l L.. =. ~. ..sor.''
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aF THE TRUE MEDICAL DOCTRINE.
Nature, when struggling with disease, indicates
unmistakably the kind of assistance she requires.
In cases of nervous weakness and general debility,
the feeble pulse, the lackustre eye, the ateuuated
frame, the facid muscles, the melancholy vslge,
inform US as plainly as if each organ had tongue,
that medcated stimulant is needed. 1t does not
resuire the aid Of medical education 10 understand
this dumb appeal for new vigor, from an exhausted
system. Every reader of these lines can compre-
hend it just we'll as the graduate ia physicians
college, Let not this demand of enfeebed nature
be NEGLECTED. Respond to it promptly by CON-
mepcipr a course OF HOSTETTERS STOMACH
BITTlRS, preparation uniting in their highest
excellence the properties OF srIAULANT, an IN
v1ooRANT, and an ALTERATIvE. Before three days
have elapsed from the takirg of the first dose, o
marked beneficial change will be manifest in the
bodily and mental condition of the patient. The
pulse will be stronger and more regular, the eye
will begin to lose its dull expression the muscular
and nervous systems to recover their tension, and
the spirits to improve. Persevere, and o complete
revivGcation of the depressed animal and mental
powers Is certain. In cases Of dyspepsia and bill
ousness, the salutary results will be obtained
The appetite will revive, the sallowness of the skin
disappear, and all the distressing symptoms which
accompany disorders of the stomach and liver
Will rapidly subside. The cold Of winter often in
tensifes these complaints by checking the perspra-
tory action, by which 80 auch morbid matter is
evaporated through the pores in milder weather,
and therefore the BITrERS are especially useful to
the dyspepuc and bilious at this season.
December q DAG 6
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WASHINGTON.

MURDERS IN TExAs-THE INDIAN BUREAU-MR
n,v1s' CASE NOT TO BE TRIED FOR TWO
yr.as-rHE LOUISIANA LEGISLATURE THREAT
ENED-sTAMPs ON FORFEITED PROPERTY.
WASHINGTON, December 23.-The Collector
at Brownsville, Texas. telegraphs to the Trea-
sury Department that two revenu' inspectors
have been murdered and one injured by
band OF robbers in that district.
Secretary Seward, with several foreign min
listers, has gone to his home at Auburn, N. 4
Chief Justice Chase is going to Rhode is
land.
The Indian Commissioner will report in favor
of making the Indian Bureau separate de-
partment.
It is stated that the Senate Indian Commit
tee are unanimously opposed to the House blu
transferring the Indian Bureau to the War De-
partment. Grant has ordered Colonel Lset, OF
his staff, to 20 to the West to inyestigaes A-
dian affairs.
It ia stated thalt unless advanced, the Davis
case cannot be reached in the Supreme Court
under two years.
The New York Tribune has the following
Washington special:
.Iieuteuaut- Governor Dunn, OF LOUISIANA,
telegraphs to the Louisiana senators that he
apprehends difficulty on the reassembling OF
the State Legislature pext month. The New
Orleans thugs and rebel plug-uglies threaten
to clean out the Republican members of that
body if they attempt to meet and transact bu-
siness."
The Louisiana senators will communicate
with General Grant and General Schofield to-
morrow IN regard to this report.
in response to question how cigars seized
for non-payment Of tax may be put upon the
market no stamps being affixed, for which the
seizure was made, Rollins decided that enough
stamps should be affixed to cover the tax due,
and that the collector shall accredit to his
stamp account from the proceeds OF their sale
so much money as shall equal the value Of the
stamps affixed, and shall pay the balance, If
any, into the treasury. If the sale does not
nav expenses and the tax due thereon, then
the law allows the collector to bid them in for
the government for an amount not e9cee ling
the tax. It is thought that Congress will pre-
vide tor furnishing stamps to goods sold under
forfeiture.
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SHELBY DISTRICT.


J. ", North, Presiding Elder.
Shelby Station.-J. ". Humbert.
Shelby Circut-A. P. Avant.
Liucolnton-M. a. Connolly, A. G. Stacey,
supernumerary.
South Fork-J. Watts.
Rock Spring-C. E. Land.
Dallas M. Il. Hoyle..
numerary.
Yorkviile Circuit-To be supplied.
Rock Hill. S. Nelson, r. Alston, eupernu-
PinayiIIe-E. A. Lemmond.
Chariotte-E. j. Meynardie, T. H. Boone.
eupernumerary; ". S. Haltora, supernume-
rary.
North Charlotte Circuit-J. ]. Prather.
Lenoir-G. ". Ivcy.
Newton-D. May.
Happy Homc-To be supplied by R. L. Abcr
nathy.
Morgantown-P. L. Hermon.
Johns River Mission-To be supplied by N.
Kaylor.
Davenport Female College e-S. Lander, Presi-
dent.
CoKEsBURY CoLoRED DISTRICT.
". H. Fleming, Presiding Elder.
Greenwood Clrcult-To be supplied by Il. Al.
Valentine.
Flat Woods--ro be supplied by A. Johnson.
Willington- bo supplied by ". Tucker.
Warrenton-To be supplied by +. Brown.
Lowndesville- bo supplied by E. Jones.
Harrsburg-To be supplied by N. Childs.
R. D. Harper transferred to Memphis Con-
ference.
F. A. Mood transferred to Texas Confer
cnce.
W. G. Connor transferred to Texas Confer
epce.
C. Murchison transferred to Illinois Con-
ference.
A. II. Bcnnick transferred To Ho!stop Con-
ference.
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THE RAGE FOB TARrAN.-Every variety, of
tartan is very fashionable in London, and is
rapidly becomins so in this country. 1t is
adapted to costumes, to Mackfarlane cloakss,
and to waterproof suits, and now fourth
style has come in vosue-worn pretty much as
o Highlander wears bis plaid; IL, long scarf u,la
in eight. taking care that the fringe fall on the
outside. To drape it over the figure, it is first
placed acress the left shoulder, letting one OF
the ends fall at the back, like sash, upon the
skirt. Then it covers the chest, passes under
the right arm, encircles the waist at the back
in the form Of band, recrosses the front, and
is lastly thrown over the right shoulder. To
conclude, the end Of the shawl is slipped
through the part that forms the waistband at
the back and two ends, which should be Of the
same length, and fall on the skirt behind.
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nRoCLAMATION.-- GEORGE w.
CLARK, MAYORS rATE OF SOUTH CARO-
LIMA, CITY OF CHAELRSTON.-Whersas it ia e1-
pressly provided by an ordnance ratified tho !0ta
November, 1906, that "Se person or persons shall
FIRE any squibs crackers, or other fireworks, within
tho city, except at times OF public reolcnss and at
such places when and where the Mayor, for th time
being, may permit by license under his hand; or
shall FIRE any gun, pistol, other firearms, within
the limits Of the city. unless it be on the occasion of
some military parade, and then by tho orde- OF some
oficer having the command, under penalty OF ten
dollars for each and every offence"
And whereas serious accidents may oseur by rea-
son of the firing Of equibs crackers, pistos, guns
ard other fireworks, in frequened thoro1ghtares:
Now therefore to the intent that reason aole indul
sence, as contemplated by the above quoted ordi-
nance may be afforded to all persons Vt amusn G
themselves within such limits as may not Interfere
with the safety of vehicles and comfort GuJ security
of passengers in the public ar0ets, !, EokGE w.
CLARK, Mayor Of Charleston, do proclaim and an
oun se that the airing OF squiss cracksxs guni ps-
tolls and other fireworks will be allowed the fol-
loving plaeos and no other, VIZ: White Point Gar
d.n the west end of Broad and Tradd streets, Hanp-
stead Mall, Aiken Square, Wragg square. a1d the
Burnt Disict-aud in ne lane. street. or aley what
soeyer. And hereby Invoke au good citizens to
concur with the authorities in enforcing these just.
reasonable and necessary regulations, the Violation
of which may be attended with much 9jut1eus son-
sequences; aud every law and ordsr-!oying oitizen
is requested and ononod to report to either OF the
police statens all parties guilty of such violations
Witness my hand, this twenty first day OF Decem-
BY the Mayer: GEO. W. CLARK, Mayor.
W. h. sMlTH, Clerk oil Council. DeseDaber22 AZ
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CONDENSED TELEGRAMS..

The Paiz. an Havana newspaper IN the Cu-
han interest, mas suspended voluntarily on
account OF the censorship exercised by the
government.
Eight hundred fresh troops arrived in Havana
yesterday.
Generals Babcock and Porter, OF Grants
staff. have gone to Arkansas to investigate the
militia troubles.
The ship Republic has arrived at San Fran
cisco. from China, with three hundred and
twenty passengers, and seyenty-fve hundred
packsres OF silk and FIVE hundred packages OF
tea for New York.
Abe Hickens, of Philadelphia, and Pete Me-
guire. Of Peeksville, N. Y, fought FIVE rourds
at Wilmington, Delaware, yesterday. Abe won,
breaking Maguire's jaw.
James Watson Webb aHd family, and ex-
Minister Washburn, have arrived at New York
from Rio Janeiro.
Tucker & Co., brokers in Louisville, Ken
lucky have failed.
The Arizona, which arrived at New York
Yesterday from Aspinwall, brought sSs2,OOO
Caleb Cushing has arrived at Aspinwall en-
route for Bogota.
Six thousand Spanish t1oops have been sent
to Cuba. The government announces deter
minasion not to abandon any colony OF Spain.
Yesterday fire at Lynchburg, Virginia. de-
stroyed portion OF the workshops OF the Vlr-
ginia and Tennessee Railroad.
The baggage car Of a passenger train on the
Atlantic and Gulf Railroad was burnt yester-
day, but nobody was hurt.
There was collision on the Georgia Central
Railroad yesterday, which detained the pas
,enger train to Savannah six hours, but no
ono was killed.
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STEAM ON STREET rRAILRoADs.-Western news
papers report what seems to be an important
experiment in the use Of steam engines for
double cylinder engine is used, of fifteen horse
power. The car is somewhat larger than those
In common use. The frepot is arranged on
the self-feeding base-burning plan, which is
go successful in stoves and furnaces. The ma
chinery is concealed under the car. The boiler
is placed on the forward end of the car. The
motive power is said to be under such perfect
command that car has been stopped within
three inches OF given point, without jarring;
and the engine can drag its load up o. heavy
grade. The cost Of running it is but seventy
cents per day. The matter deserves the atten-
ton OF horse railroad companies generally, as
apossible means not only Of saving expense,
but OF. serving the public better than they can
do with horses.
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s6-NEW YORK, AUGUST 7, 166s.-MR.
EDITOR: Several of your correspondents, very old
aud respe table no doubt seem to be wonderfully
exercised Us to tho origin OF our PLANTATION
BIITERl. So long as these Bitters arc oil that VIC
represent them to be- we do not know that 1t makes
any difference from whom they come, or iIon
whonce they originated; but for tho information OF
the public generally, and old Captain Wentz in par
cuar we will soy that ho told the truth. and that
these Bitters originated in tho West India Islands-
that many of the ingredients have been favorably
used for over a century, but that our combination Of
Calisaya is entirely new, and our own. The rum
and other materials are the rsme and, as your cor
respondent says better Bitters and Tooic Is not
made We recommend them particularly for dys-
peptics, fever and ague. deoiity, loss of appetite,
and in all c,ses where tonic and stmulant is re-
quired. 2. d. DRAKE Il CO.,
Ne. 81 Park Row, N. 7.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
EUROPE.

A CONFERENCE OF THE GREAT POWERS ON THE
rURco-eREEK QUESTION 10 RE7kS-
DY JOHNSON.
LONDON. December 29.-The Morning Tele-
graph prints telegram from Berlin. announ-
cling that Prussia has called conference OF
the great powers to settle peacably the Turco-
Greek difficulty.
One hundred members of Parliament have
aligned memorial to keverdy johnson, to
urge his government to adopt penEy-postase
in England and the United States. The Times
prints the memorial and makes favorable COM
ments.
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s@ BATCHEL0R'S HAIR DYE.-THIS
splendid Har Dye is the best in the world; the
only true and perfect Dye; harmless. reliable,
instantaneous; no disappointment; no ridiculous
dnts remedies the i'll effects Of bad dyes; invigo-
rates and leaves the hair soft and beautiful black or
brown. Sold by oil Druggists and Perfum ers; and
properly applied at Bachelors Wig Factory, No
Bend.street New York. Tyr January
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NEGRO TROUBLES IN GEORGIA.

SAVANNAH, December 2s.-There has been
further trouble on the Ogeechee River. Two
white men were shot last night by an armed
body OF negroes, who then took possession OF
and carried away the crop valued at s25oo.
The planters declare that they will be obliged
to leave the country and come to the city un-
less they are protected.
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OFFICE OF CAPTAIN OF POLICE

OFFICE OF CAPTAIN OF PULICE.
" MAIN GUARDHOUSE, CHARLESTON. ;. c.,
December 49, 1sGS.-1hc following xtract from City
Ordinance is hereby published T gene al inform1-
tioiI G. 3. S!GWALD,
captain OF Police.
mo person or persons shall fire. slults c!ack.
ers Or other g. eworks, within The cit1. except at
times OF pubic rejo- iDgs, and =; S,l': aces WHEN
and where the Mayor, fo- the TIN bc.ui :nly per.
nit by license under his l:ad; shall ire any
gum pistol, other firearms, within he limits Of
The CITY, unless it be OH occasion Of military
parade and then BY the order of some officer havng
the command under PENALTY OF i.n dollars for
each and every offence"
December 10 Il
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as- OFFICE CHARLESTON GAS LIGHT
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, December q? 1861
DIVIDEND OF FIFTY CENTS PER SHARE on the
Capital ste Il OF this Company having been declared
by the Directors, the same will be paid on and after
Monday, 4th proximo.
The Books OF Transfer will be closed from this
date to 4th proximo. ". j. HER1OT,
December 90 Secretary and Treasurer
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Spefial uetiffs.

aS PUBLIC MARKETS, DECEMBER "a,
lses.-To:Merrow being Christmas the Markets will
be open all This Day. until Nine o'clock p. NJ.
December "a W. KIRKwOOD, Chief Clerk.
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Wbituarp.

NoRTH.--ried in this city, on Saturday, 10Th inst
aftor a long md painful Illness, a1rs. VALERA
NORTH, relct Of the lato Dr. EDWARD NORTH, in the
51st year of her age.
DOZIER-Died at Brown g Fe:Ty, .6isck River on
Sunday morning, the 18Th instant, MARY BL AXE,
the beloved wife of WILLIAM GaILLABD Doz1ER, in
the thrty-fourth year Of he, sge.
dutiful daughter, an a1ectionate wife. devoted
mother, sincere friend. faithful follower Of our
Lord and Saviour, Jesus Christ.
"For me to live in ChriDt and to die is gain"
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ns-CHARLEsToN, DECEMBER %, 1867
TO THE EDITOR DAILY NEWS: The undersigned,
officers and mombers OF Comet Star Fire Engine
Company, No. S, do challenge The Promptitude aud
any other of the solor0d Fire Companies for another
trial for Silver Goblet 10 bs played for between
Monday and Tuesday next the losing com2any to
pay for the prize. AS have won for fteon years,
we wish to show h, public we can win again. ns We
burited three sections those.
All communications must be addressed to
JAMES PROCTOR,
Orto JAMES J. YOUNG.
December q
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FOR PALATkA. FLORlDa.
VIA SAVANNAH, FtRNANDINA AND JACkSoN

FOR PALATkA. .FLoRlDe,
VIA SAVANNAH, FtRNANDlNA AND IAOhsoN
VILE.
-r-n.s. THE FIRsT-CAS5 T EA :
.Esssas=Ess.5r. sss=E5s DICTATOR, Captain CHAs: WILEY.
riII sail from Charleston everr Tuesday Eren'ng al
Eight o'clock, tor the above points
The first. class Steamer CITY POINT, Captain W1
T. MCNELrY, will all from Ch. reston every Friday
Eveaino, at Eight o'clock, Tor above points.
connecting with tho c ntral Railroad at Savasnah
for Mobile and New Orleans and with the FLORIDA
Railroad at Fernandinu for Cedar Keys. at which
noint steamers connect with New Orleans, Mobile,
Pensacola. Key West and Hsvana
Through Bills Latling given for Freight to Mobile,
Pensacola and New Orleans.
Beth steamers connecting cih II. S. Harris steam
ers Ocla,caha and Griffin fur Sluer Springs and Lakes,
Griffin. Eussis Harris and Durham.
All freight piyabe on the wharf
Goods not removed at sunset will be stored at risF
and expense OF owners.
For Freight or Passage engagement t. apply to
J. D. AIKEN l. CO., Agents,
South Atlantic Wharf.
n B.-No extra charge for Meals and Staterooms.
Steamer City Point will touch at st. Mary's, de o.
going and returning each week.
November 81
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PACIFIC MAIL sTEAMsnIP cUmPY's

PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP cUMPY'F
THROUGH Linz TO
CALIFORNIA. CHINA AND JAPAN.
FREIGHT AND PASSAGE AT GREATLY RI
DUCED RAIESi
,~n. STEAMERS OF TIE AB0V :
SS:+s,$1,'.9 line leave Pier No. AZ, North River
I:>TYIi IiL;lSfYa foot Of Canal-street, New York, s
es155sasS-- II o'clock noon, of the let, 9th, 16tl
and oath Of every month except when these date,
foil on Sunday, then the Saturday precedingl.
Departure Of 1st and oath connect at Panama witt
steamers for South Pacific and Central American
ports. Those OF 1st touch at Manzanillo.
Departure OF 9th OF each month connects Will
the new steam Line from Panama to Australia an
New Zealand.
Steamship GREAT REPUBLIC leaves San Fran
cisco Il Ohir and Japan January 4. 1869.
No California steamers touch at Havana, but q.
direct frsm New York 10 Aspinwau
One hundred pounds baggage Tree to each adult
Medicine aud altendgaee free.
For Passage Tiskets or further information app!
at the COMPANY'S TICKET OFFICE, on the wharf
foot of Canal.street North River, New York.
March IA 1Y F. r. BABY, Agent,
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: INLAND ROUTE.
THROUGH TICKETS To FLORIDA.
CHARLESTON AND SAVANNAH STEAM PACKET
LINE, VIA BEAUt OR AMI HILTON HEAD,
CoSNEcrISd NTH
THE ATLANTIC AND GULF RAILROAD AM
CONNECTIONS FOR ALL POINTS IN
FLORIDA.
r THE FINE, FAST STEAM K
zassssstfZa PILOT BOY. Captain FEM PEcR. vii
leave Charloeton On Honioy and Friday Morning.
Eight O'Clock. Returning, leaves savannah on We'd
nesday and Saturday Mornings at haItpast Eighs
O'Clock.
For Freight or Passage apply to
JOHN FERGUSON,
De, rnhcr IL Accommodation Wharf.
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WILBUR &; SON,
REAL ESTATE BROKERS & AUCTIONEERS;
No. 50 Broad street. Charleston, y. c.
Borrow and loan money. attend to collection OF
rents ard all manner OF claims.
Jny - mw;j C
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sgTHE HATTER'S BANK.-FOR THE
accommodation of those unable to anticipate their
payment this BANK will be open Te-4orrow from
SA. III. to 10 noou.
BY order. WALTER STEELE,
December 81 Cashier.
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CONSIGNEES' NOTICE.-CON-
s1GNEEs per steamship PRoMETHEUs, from
Philadelphia, are notihed that she is discharging
cargo This Day at North Atlantic Wharf Goods not
called for at sunset will be stored at the risk and e1
peRse of consignee. JOIN THEO. GETTY,
December q Agents.
@THE CHRISTMAS TREE OF TRINITY
AND CUMBERLAND SUNDAY sCsooL.--The
School is requested to meet at Trinity Church This
Afternoon. at Three O'Clock.
The religious exercises will commence at halfpast
Three O'Clock. After which the School will march
in proct sson to Its ree when the presents will be
distributed.
The parents and coz gregation and all friends are
invited. December "A
a%3UY YOUR TEA AND COFFEE FROM
KRIETE & CHAPMAN, corner King and Radcliffe
Streets and get better article for the money
than at any other establishment in the city.
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MAGNOLIA WATER.-Superior to the best imported
German Cologne, and sold at half the price,
December % tuths3
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FOR PHILADELPHIA AND BOSTON.
.<,.,, THE STEAMSHIP PRONE
| <tlsSIsaS SGD TnE5S, Captain A. B. GRAY, will
| [ISilIlS5rTc leave North Atlantic Wharf on
--sS s.sSss!s Saturday, December 26th, 1868, for
Philadelphia, giving through Bills Lading to
Auply to JOHN THEO. GETTY,
Decennber 1s North Atlantic Wharf.
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ng BRIDE AND BRn>EGROOM.- ESSAYS
FOE YOUNG MEN on the interesting relation OF
Bridegroom TO Bride in the institution OF Marriages.
q guide to matrimonial felicity and true happiness
Sent by mail In sealed letter envelopes free cf charge
Address HOWARD ASSOCIATION, Box P, Phila-
delphia, Pa. September ~
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NEW ROUTE.

PASSING THROUGH
CHARLESTON EN- ROUTE TO FLORIDA, AIKEN
-~n..,, Aid other places, should not fai
,NfsS.:yY ~ to lay in their supplies Of PROVIS
L/Wsl5fSfG0 IONS, CLARETS, CHAMPAGNES
--5ssIssSS,-, 354slsi9sS CORpIALS, BRANDIES, WITS
KIEs. WINES. CANNED MEATS, SOUPS, &c.
Pates OF Wild Game and Deyiled Ham Tor SAND
witches and Lilncheous.
Gr-Send for catalogue.
WM. s. CORWIN & CO.,
No. 275 King-atrcet,
Between Wentworth and Beantaln,
Charleston, =. c.
Branch of No. 900 Broadway, corner 39th street,
New York. Octopetzo
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CPECIAL ORDER. -MAYOR'S OFFICE,
y CITY HALL, CHARLESTON, S. c., DECEM-
BRR 4, lS68.-From and after tho above date, all
purchases made for tie City, except for such nsti.
tut ons as are under the management of Board OF
Commissioners, must lie through an order properly
signed by the party or parties so purchasing, and
countcrsigned by the MAYOR. The bills, when pre-
sented for payment, must be accompanied by the
order above mentioned. otherwise they will not be
considered GEO. W. CLARK, Mayor.
By order of the Mayor ". II. SMITH,
Deeember4 Clerk of Council
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Spfeial Motifes.

H@ FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF
CHARLES sroN.-CHARLEsr ION, DECEMBER "a,
ls6s-To-moroo being Christmas Day, this Bank will
be closed Notes and acceptances then due must be
anticipated This Day. Wh. c. BREESE,
Decomber "a Cashier.
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TTPPEls WARDS GUARDH0USE, DE-
u CEMBER l6, 1s6s.-Taken up going at large,
contrary to City Ordinance, DARK RED COW,
with horns, the points sawed OIL.
The above Cow having been advertised five days.
will be sold on Saturday next 26tn inst. at Upper
Wards Guardhouse, at Three O'Clock P. ~, to pay
expenses unless sooner called for by owner.
c. b. SIGWALD,
December 90 Chief Police.
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" MAIN GUARDHOUSE. CHARLESTON, S. c.,
DECEMBER %, 1s6S.-The following articles have
been recovered by the Detectives. II not claimed
they will be sold at auction to pay expenses:
Three GOLD WATCHES; one Fob Chain. Seal
attached; one Guard Chain, Watch Key attached;
four silver Watches; one Brass Watch; one Galvan-
lied Silver Watch; one Cigar Holder and Case; two
Steel Chains; two Ear Rings: one prooch; three
Breastpins; two Fircmen's Badges; one Bracelet;
Two Imitation silver Chains.
C. 3. SIGW5LD,
nnnnn,hnr o. & Chief of Police.