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Iowa, though mol yoIS quarter of q
century old, has population Of over
one million, aud though not rich, claims
to have devised and constructed the most
commOdious and eligible Hospital for
tho Insane of any State 10 the Uuion.-
1t is located at Mount Pleasant, Henry
county. ItiS built of cut stone lined
with brick, has an iron roof, and eleven
miles Of iron pipes for water gas aud
heating, 1t has 425 rooms above tho
basement, 900 doors and /, 100 windows
II cost 100000, including an ArtcSinn
we'll 2,loo feet deep, which is no longer
used because Of the corrosive properties
Of the water
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NUMBER.g

r8es all ERsat's meAaussaby obAervIng
shoSky, DShoelsllc policy just now 10
llk0.thatoiP cmpsY, whoin 600 o.
Iles poured the recall 81 Cicero. ia !
order tu6pPose olaudlda. Just IS ! ISE.
months before he hsd taissd Glaudiua
stAinsl cicero,
The eOppeShead aud Confederate
Convention at New YOrkis queer mig.
We read that resolution from Alex. II.
Stephens, Vice rsosidentof the Confcd.
oraeys were submitted. lie, SlsVonS'
name being cheerod, Among Otheteu.
Iious features Of tho resoIuliOnis thiS;
lThe Democratic pary,in sustaining the
stGrel Government Curing the late yap
tlJdld i ia good fSith, Do Ne. Now
We submit, It isamntlOr Of history That
the Democratic party asa party did not
sustain the Federal Government during
tAc late war. The Southern wing Of the
party including Mr.. Aleok Stevens, With
tho moral approval Of tho Northern wing
IN ado the war on the Government: aud
that Norlhern wing orths party, as oil
the declarations Of It's orators and news
papers, its platforms and.the walk Ohd
conversation Of its partiEAps eyerywbOrO
showed from the outbreak Of the war 10
the end, SO for from sustaining the Coy
eminent, threw every possible obstacle
in It's way, dsuounciug il as "npeonsu'
Iulional," unjust, tyrsnicsl; dpul'ring iR
their party cap'city that il WA . (piluro
aud ought to cease. They instiIused
secret, oaIhbOuad, armed societies to
resist the draft, aud to that ead eaoeur.
aged and inaugurated bloody riots. Three
arc many msn whonp 10 The firing on
Sumter were Democrats, that did sustain
ahS Government. With very few ssCsp.
.tlons these men sustain ii yet. None
ofihem are 10 DO f5uod In the New
York Convention nnd none will vo'o ito
ticket Il e
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a E
We, . minority OF your COMMITTEES,
believe that representation ia this CON
venlion should DO based upon the U nior
vote cast in the several counties at the
election for Governor in 1866:
| [Signed.l JIM. PHELPS,
i. d. WILLIAMS,
ellis WIN. HARPoLD.
JAS. NJ. THOMAS.
| The "uyes' and noes being taken
on motion 10 adopt the majority report
resulted ayes 81, noes 49, SO the MAORI
" report was rejected.
On motion of William A Monroe, the
vote by which the majority report was
rejected was reconsiderel, whoreupon
the whole question was recommi,ted to
the committee; which again reported in
fasor Ofsllogiug each county and Dele,
gate District to cast len votes for each
member of the House of Delegates.
A substitute was offered by Captain
Parsons and amended SO as 10, provide
that each county shall cost as many votes
in this convention as il cast Union votes
for Governor in 1906; provided, that
counties which were prevented by any
cause from polling full Union vote at
such election may apply to the Conven.
ton to have their vote increased.
The Convention proceed to FIX the vote
allowed each county by the substitute as
amended, whercgpon the vote on the
substitute was taken, resulting in 1864
votes for, and 1914 votes against; SO the
substitute was lost. Theroupop vote
being taken upon the report Of the Com.
!millee it was adopted, ayes, 6764, noes
GA.
Ca motion Of Capt, William A. Mon,
rec the Convention proceeded to the
nomination of a candidate for Congress;
whereupon Captain Monroe, under in
slructiOnS from his (Monroc) county,
pu, in nomination the name OF Cyrus
NewIiu of Monroei Gen. W. II. Powell,
on behalf of Mason county, put the
name Of Hon. Daniel Polsloy, of Mason
county, 10 nomination; Colonel +. r.
Hassler. ofJactsOp, put in nomination
General John s,,Witch6r. Of Lincoln; B
D. Williams. Of Jackson, putin nouia,
allon J. NJ. Mewhorter Of Roaue; and
Gorge II Podst, Of KauaWha, Pit N
1ohidaIion Capt. n, sinitl,
whs.
On LIST ballot the vote stood as fol-
lows: Polsley, 6i3;; WiIeber. $50 Nc
WhOrter. 49,, Smith, 10. Whole mum
Der Of votes cast 1870, q majority Of which
we're necessary to a choice. On the Sd
ballot the vote stood: Witcher. 00t;
POlsley, 674; McWhOrter, II; Smith, g.:
whereupon General Wilcber was decla.
red the nominee of the Convention.
On motion ofGeneral Powell tho vote
was declared unnnimouss.
On motion Of Colonel ferguson the
President was instructed 10 appoint q
Congressional Committee, to cal subSe'
qaent Conventions whereupoh the fol.
lowing Committee were appointed:
GEO. W. TlPPETT, of Mason.
'cAbr. H @, PARSE Ms, of Putnam.
EFT, MOORE, of Kanawha,
Cot FsR!HAssLER. Of jackson, "A,
B, D. MgGINNIs, of oaboll.
On motion the Convention adj burned,
JOHN'M, PHELPS, Pres.
E. T Moons,
B. D. MoGINNIs. Secretaries.
Cot, FIR HAssLER
General Grant, on his return from
Il =
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A CARD,

nRL. F. CAMPBELL, offers his profcs
" sionAl services TO the citizens OF Point
Pleasant and vicinity, Office on Main street,
three doors below the Register Office.
August Is 1867 mo-
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Acknowledging wo have been 10 the
wrong is only showing that .wo are wiser
to-day than Yesterday.
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Dr. 81. "a. nAW,

DIR. =. G. NAW,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
WNENDERs his professional services to the
l. public. Calls from hoCountry promptly
attended 70. Office, corner Main and Third
streets, III his new building opposite Prcsbyto.
Elan Church ap5-ly.
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IN. HooI.., CD t. MOORE
DRs. HooFF & MOORE,

Having formed partnership for the practice
ofMedictnc, offer their services TO the citizens
of Point Pleasant and surrounding. country.
One or the other may be found at all hours OF
the day and night when not professionally
engagedl at thOir Office, at the Drug Store OF
Hooff 4 Moore ap29-ly
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We spend half our lives in making
miSlpkes, and waste the poor remainder
iu reheCting how easily We might have
avoided them, ,g's&1f.,
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that catho,icity which characterized the cary
occupants Of his See, has ISSUED call TO what II
he presumes to style an Geumenical Councll OF
the Catholic Church, and, with whatever mo
tive or erroneous conviction, further pfeSunleIs
to ignore the American branch OF the Churcn
Catholic, but evidently designs to lncIudo IL :,
among s'Protestants and other non-Catnouc
to whom, through the public newspapers, ne
has addressed a letter in which he calls al
such ITO return to the truth and communion
of the Catholic Church" Therefore, IN view
Of the historic position Of the Bishop CT Rome
and in memory of what the Western Church
owes to Christian Rome Of old, and in defer
ence to the dignity and just claims OF our
branch of the Church, and with DIE regard for
enlightened public opinion, the undersigned,
members and presbyters Of the "ne Hcly Ca
tnollc Church il America, do most respectfully
and earnestly petition your venerable body 10
notice this letter of the Bishop of Rome, and
through the same channels in which 1t was
sent make such response as your wisdom may
suggest, asserting clearly and fully the truo
Catholic position of our branch Of the Church
and it's real unity with the body to whom our
Lord assured his constant presence, and where
in he :erifes his promises that tho gates OF
hell shall not prevail against her.
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Laarine Mrws.
Port OF Charleston. October ed
Arrived Yesterday.

Arrived Yesterday.
British ship Scotswood, Yeaman. Liverpool allied
August 80. Coal. 10 Mure 10. and Gas Co..
British bark Ansdell, Turpin, 1ivcrI ool-sailed
August 80. Salt, Coal and slate 10 Il Mure Il Co.
Hilton Head and Beaufort. 81 bags and bales
Upland Cotton, l65 bags Corn, Mdzc, &c. 10 Fer
giison, Piuckney Bros, W NJ Lawton, Salas, Hop
kins, Mcpherson & Co, Revenel, Gurncy, A
Albers, L L Trrscott Mrs porchcr, Savcnel Il
Co, q N Coffin, W Kresse.l, q Klaite Co, j Ems
low & Co. A Caaalc. Mu'tha Bythewood, Gollmann
Bros.
Steamer Emiln, Davis, Georgetown, c. IS tcs
Rice 2G bales Cotton, and Sundrics. TO SL3cke
ford & & ellv, s Mortimer i ThurSton, Eislcy
& Creighton, Pringle, Rev R \ Trapier, Mowry
& Co, Colcock & Co, Enslow l. Co, j Is'ar, and
others
Steamer Planter. White, Cheraw. 2C3 bales Cot
ton, &C. To Fcrgus)n Mowry co, klrkpatric
& Witte, q w Will ans Il Co, Claghorn, Herring
Co, F W Emanuel, Sc:cven 'isbet. u Harne!,
Kendall 4 Dockery, johnston. Crews 4 Co.
Schr Louisa, -. Cooper River. l2C0 bushels
Rough Rice 10 Cart.
IN THE OFFING.
Steamship Sea Gull, Dulton, Baltimore To Nor
decal & Co. Courlenay Il Trenholm, aud others.
Ship CLARA Ann, Stinson, Chcitepec, Mexico-33
days. Mahogany 10 the Master. Bound TO New
York, and touched Off the port for supplies
Cleared Yesterday.
Steamship Carroll. Childs, Baltimorc-Courtcnay
Trenholm.
Brig ccuvitas, Wood, New York; A Enslow & Co.
Sailed Yesterday.
Steamship Carroll, Childs, Baltimore.
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rIvrppoor. crAssrF1cATIoN
Markets by Telegraph.
FOREIGN MARKETS,

LIVERPOOL. October 2S-Noon-Cotton unchang-
ed sales estimated at IL 600 bales sales OF the woel
s5 OOO for export 1S0OO for speculation 7ooo sto:k
4us,OOO, of which $4,000 are American.
DOMESTIC MARKETS.
New York October 23-Noon.-Money active at Z.
Sterling s5s. Gold S57s.
Eyening-Cotton shade frmcr; sales 1909 bales.
at 25a25A Flour, State and Western heavy and
lower; superfne Sc 20a6 so; Southern heavy; com
mon to fair extra sS 25I9 Wheat heavy and fasors
buyers; amber State 50 10a21c. Corn 2a3c better,
with IN active speculative demand; mixed Western
81 5Ha1 1s; new white Virginia 81 IL. Mess pork
lower at s27 75a27 S7S. Lard dull; in Eettle 17%a
49, whiskey favors buyers at 81 Tx. Turpentine
44a44H. Rosin unchanged Freights firm. Money
active with light call at 7; the best Japer done at
a9. Sterling very firm at 9aS Gold. after touching
SAX, closed at S5H.
BALTIMORE October 23.-Cotton nominally 26c.
Flour in somewhat better demand; quotations un-
changed. Wheat dull; prime to choice 50 45a2 60.
Corn and rye firm. Oats dull. Provisions np-
changed.
WILMINGTON, October 23.-Rosin activs; strained
81 67k; No. 81 IS; No. ! So 121s; Low pale 81.
Crude turpenne steady at 50 65 Tai rmer at So So.
Cotton dull at Csc.
AUGUSTA, October 23.-Market quiet sales $50
bales; receipts 455 bales middlings 49,; sales Of
the week $3.50 bales; receipts $500 bales.
SAVANNAH, October 2S.-Cotton firm and more
doing Middling held at 24a24l; sales 69S aes; re-
cejpts 1541.
NEW ORLEANS. October 23.-Sterling 49, York
sight X discount. Gold 351l. Sugar and molassos
active and unchanged.
CINCINNATI, October 23.-Flour dull; family 81 Goa
= rs. Corn dull at s6aS7c. Whiskey dull at 81 l5
Mess pork nominaly unchanged; stock entirely ez-
hausted. Bacon active; sales 200 hhds; clear sides
16Aal7c; shoulders 13c. Lard offered at 1Sc.
LoU1svnLE, October 23.-SuperGne flour SGa6 o.
Corn old a5c; new sOc. Mess pork s31a3l o5. Lard
1870. Shoulders lSla1SSc. Clear sides 17Ia17Ec.
whiskey 81 18a1 20.
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THE DAILY NEWS.
Felicia.
az SHIRLEY DARE.

All the scarlet vine leavesl All, The sparkling sea
Al the hazy afternoon my lady smiled on me
The white steps to the foam,
The boatman steering hone.
Her dress that swept the stair,
And sunshine-blended haiI,
Like the ffuting ca1ence Of forgotten measure,
Such days to me bring the sweetest, ssoaes1 pies'
sure.
All, the eyelids tenderl Ah, the bearing promo
Singing voice and subte meanings half alouo'
That thrilled me as they went
Like chance.struck instrument
All, to my dying day
That voice and speech Away ,,o-r
Bring that flushing autumn's overflow OF soIs,
When I took LIES rapture-one a'S pAo'O
story!
o,aen of sun.haired women, jewel-eyed and gay,
Promise alled your sweetness, you mao no near' "
pay. .ora
You left in memory
That binds me evermore,
Content; your servitor.
All that women WOO by sighted turns for aye,
Since I keep thy sweetness, thy smile, Felicia
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Passengers.

Per steamship Carroll for Baltimoro-Miss Mary
" Butler, Mrs Clark, G Winkler.
Per steamer Fannie. from savannah viz Bluftrn n,
Hilton Head aud Beaufort Roach, Captain Stad'
WE'LL NJ Jackson lady and children, Wood.
ward, " NJ Hayward, Capt jones, c Mayo, and 26
on deck.
Per steamer Emile, from Georgetown, S C
Miss A Weston, Mrs II Fraser, II Traper. r )
lizard, Master W II Tucker, E Sparkm III, Miss J
McC Sparkman, Miss Ford, " W Shackeliord
aud famiy, d F Trapier, Rev r s 1rapier, Col W
Heriot. Mrs Parker, Master Parker, LaBruce,
Miss Kate LaBruce, Gilbert. DR. F Frost. lady
and child, Miss Lilly J"hu>tone, Miss Alice john
stone, r L Horny and servant, :. rs j d Eaincy.
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Columbus Market.

COLUMBUS, Oetooer 2l.-CorroN,-Not much
doing. Northern middlings in the morning 23r.
Dispatches OF nc of in New York caused the market
ut the close of the day TO decline. Warehouse sales
las bales. Tho following Quotations.: vrrinar Y
20Hc; good ordinary 2la2l1 15c; low middlings 22a
22%c; mlddlings (Northern) 22ka23c; good mid
diings -.
Receipts 5o3 bales-e by NJ. R. B., 256 by IT. L G..
r. R., 20 by Opelika K. R., by river 2l0 by wag-
ops. shipments 81 bales-2o by III. R. R., 80 by
river, for hume consumption.
Total receipts siuce September l. 1863 including
2eo bales stock at that date) S255, shipments $780,
stock 4775.
Receipts sama day last season 760 bales; total re-
ceipts Il, ,94T; total shipments 8234; stock 4713.
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Gommfrfial.
ExpOrtS.

NFw YORK-Per brig Neuvitas-Inwlrd cargo.
BALTIMCnE-Per steamship Carroll-9 bags
Cotton, 10l1 bales Upland Cotton, bale Wool,
IL bales Bides &C bales Yarn, rs tierces
Rice, / roll Leather &C pieces Castings, IS pack
ages Furniture, bags Roots, 4l0 packages
Dried Fruit 10 packages Sundries.
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M.con Market,

MACON, October 21-Co1 ToN-Receipts to-day 424
bales; sales ali bales; shipped l2s bales. ,.,,
Receipts for the week ending tnls evening .iroe
above included, 2sO1 bales; sales for the same ame
1868; shipped 1900. ,,,, .o.;vo
with coed demand for the bes. cotton: inere mas
since our last weekly report about 221 and 2Sc for
middlinss, being tho midding rates. To-day the
market opened active at 23c. but the afternoon New
York kilograms checked operations ana our
closed quiet at decline CT 1sc. We quote; tnierioI'
Is; ordinary, Is; good ordinary, 2Ok; mlddllnSs'
%; good middlin9s, c2lac.
MACON COTTON STATEMENT , one
Stock on hand september 1, 1sGS-baies. ~ i''|0
Reeeye previously. sSS-l1, ,Sl2
1858
Shipped to-day 10 10 ooo
Shipped previously. o,.O-
Stock on hand this evening. ng...............'.' o''0
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Cotton Markets.

YORKvILLE s. c., October a1.-CoTIoN7DuIlns
the mast week tbe mark.t has been steady, at prices
ranging from Oh to 2l.tO Owing to unfayoreoe
advices, however, it j. likely that these prices WILL
not be long maintained.
ROCK HILL, YOGK DISTRICT. S. C.. October
I9-CorToS-There has been an a'tve demand ou-
r;no he week with sales of about 150 bales at 2l5a
&c. Market closing firm ut nc.
CHESTER, s. c., October 20-CorToE-lhe he re-
cepts amount to near AGO bales during the week; the
market closing at 21a2llc, the outside figure being
for grade oI fully Middling
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Wilmington Market.

WILMINGTON, October 22.-sPIn1Ts TUnPEN
rrSE-Is weak. Sales of Gu casks at 40 cents
Ros1N-Still in demand for low grades. saies
72O bbls at 81 10 for No and strained mixed, ane
CpupE TUnpEsrrSE-Firm Sales of 900 bbls a
So 65. -,.,.eooo =. eo on
TAR-Advanced cents. Sales of l45 bos at s2So
and 81 bbls ut 50 SO.
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The Charleston Cotton Market.

The Charleston Cotton Market.
OFFICE OF TIE CHARLESTON DAILY NEWS,
CHARLESTON. Friday Evening, October %, 'Gs.
There being 70 ther good demand from purcha-
sers early in the day. sellers succeeded in advancing
prices &c per fb in some transactions, but the in
qury after wards esscned, and buyers were enabled
to operate at the rates of the day before Sales 400
bales viz: at 90 1G at 2 10 at 21 &c at 211, at
o. 27 at 22, 80 at 221S G4 at 225l, 176 at %. We
ouote:
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Consignccs per South Carolina Railroad
October %.

76l bales Cotton, Sc bales Yarn, 593 bushels GRAIN
cars Stock To Railroad Agent, II " Devices,
JeHords Co, G q Walter 4 Co, Pelzer, Rodgers
Co. Reeder Davis, Goldsmith l. Son, Mowry & Co,
Chisolm Bros Hopkins, Mcpherson Co, Ihurston
l. H lines, Campsen & Co, Caldwell & Son. W Viii
liams l. GO, Ravenel & Co. Cobia 60, !laghorn
Co W G Courtney L Co. J Il Pringle, C Sharp l.
20, Forsyth, McComb & Co, D Jennings.
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NASHVILLE October 2O-CoTroN-Thc recelp;s
to-day amounted to o25 bales with shipments OF Of.
The sales were confined to 104 bales according to the
following ella sifcation: Low lniddhng goSo
ordinary oOa'0I5. ordinary 19 he receipts OF the
week foot up ISL bales. The market closea weak.
NASHVILLE COTTON STATEMENT.
Stock on hand September ], 1868. ...ou
Received to-day. ,oo.
Received previously. .'so-iooo
Shipped today s. ,or
Shipped previously. .ofo- o'o
e,oo,, on b,nd ACC
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HQitroa6s.
CHARLESTON CITY RAILWAY CG.s..
PANY

CITY RAILWAY Co.'S.
Il CHARLESTON CITY RAILWAY CO.,
,oRSER BROAD AND EAST BAY STREETS,
So. Ca, October 2, 1868.
,ULE OF THE CHARLESTON CITY
RAILWAY COMPANY.
KING-STREET LINE.
Upper Terminus Leave Lower Termina
\. M, and at inter- at AM, and at inter-
ten no. minutes walls of ten no., minutes
the day till the during the day till $50
Leave the Battery as follows: On the hour,
tiOl minutes OF the hour, from a. ~,
P. NJ, except at ten l10) minutes of 8 O'Clock,
Every other trip from the old Postofice.
RUTLEDGE-STREET LINE.
e Upper Terminus Leave Lo,cfr Terminu.
AM, and at inter- at sos AM. and at inter.
twelve t12, minutes vals of twelve l2, min.
the day till 8 81 utes during the day till
9.3oP.M.
Leave the Battery at seventeen tl7j minutes
e hour, and Jorty-one l41) minutes after the
Intil screnteen (l7) minutes past 8. Every other
In the old Postofhce.
SUNDAY SCHEDULE
KING-STREET LINE.
Q Upper Terminus Leave the Loluer 7erml.
NJ, and at inter- nus at $40 AM, md at
Iftecn tl5) min Intervals OF fifteen (l5)
Il 100 p. NJ. minutes till 7.31 T. M.
All the trips are to the Battery except the
. of each car.
RUTLEDGE-STREET LINE.
e Upper Terminus Leave Lo,cer Ter7ninus
M, and at inter- at 9.35 All, and at inter.
every twenty (20J walls of every twenty C,Ol
,s till 6.45 PM. minutes t1lI 7.3O PM.
All the trips arc to the Battery except the
p of each car.
s. W. RAMSAY,
Der 2 Secretary and Treasurer.
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Consignees per Northeastern Railroad
October 80.

1O5 bales Cotton bbls Naval Stores, boxes Tobac-
co, Rough Rice, Mdze, &c. To Campsen Co. L
Cohen Co, Mayer & Saltus. ] D Aiken Co. q
Wurhman. " Sheppard G Foln, j Marshall,
Goldsmith & Co. Ravenel Co. Mowry Co, A
] F Early, Screven 4 Nisbet, Walter Co. Frost
Adcer, W Z Ryan, Nachman l. Co, W Gurney, Will
liams Co, Caldwell Son, anu Order.
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CAUTION!

CAUTION.
See that the signature C. F. PANKNIN is on the
label Of eaeh bottle AH All others are coun. .uII
at A. the German Medi Hy = cine Store, No. 1913
MEETING-STREET. CHARLESTON. $. c.
c. Fl. PAyT<NIN, Proprietor.
HEGEIAN & CO., No. 2O3 Broadway. N. Y,
General Agents
PRICES:
Panknin's Hepatc Bitters. per bottle. ........S1 %
Panknin's HepatIc Bitters. half dozen..... 90
REDO not forget to examine well the article you
buy IN order to get the genuine.
FOR SALE BI
GOODRICH VvINEDIAN s. CO.
No. 23 HAYNESTREET CHARLESTON S. C.
AND BY ALL DRUGGISTS AND DEALERS IN
MEDICINES EVERYWHERE.
July9
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THE lMPkOfCO
McC1RTHY COTTON GIN,
STEAM ENGINES AND BOILERS, of various sizes
on hand
IMPROVED VERTICAL AND HORIZONTAL CORN
MILLS, SUGAR MILLS, SUGAR BOILERS
AND PANS, of ali s;Eos
HORSE POWERS AND GIN GEARING. from to
1G feet in diameter
IMPROVED LEVER COTTON PRESSES for HIND
power, Saw and Rice Mills
MACHINERY AND CASTINGS of oil descriptions
made 10 order
Particular attention paid to
HOUSE FRONTS AND CASTINGS FOR BUILD
INGS, GRATINGS, I.
CLSTERN COVERS, SASH WEIGHTS. dc, dc.
WILLIAM S. HENEREY,
MA JHINIS AND UNDER
No. 314 MEETINGS STREET,
CHARLESTON, s. c.
AugustS mws
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CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.
CHARLOTTE AND SOUTH CAROLINA RAIL-
ROAD COMPANY.
SUPERINTENDtNT'S OFFICE,
COLUMBIA. S. e., March 81, 1868.
ON AND AFTER THIS DATE, THE TRAINa
-! over this Road will run as follows:
Leave Columbia ut. .....................4.00 P. M.
arrive at Charlotte at. Hoop, Al.
Leave Charlotte at at...................1 ..11.35 P. IL
Arr1vc at Coum bia at 600 A. NJ.
Passengers taking this route going North make
close connections at Greensboro, Weldon and Ports
mouth, to all principal Northern cities.
aBTickets optional from Greensboro, either via
Danville or Raleigh; aud from Portsmouth either
via Bay Line or Annamessic Route. Baggage checked
through.
Connections made both ways. with trains OF The
Greenville and Columbia Railroad
CALEB BOUKNIGHT,
April 2 Superintendent.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-10-24
CONSTITUTIONAL SPECIFIC,

Which not only combats and conquers diseases
that have entrenched .emseves IN the system, but
is the best known safeguard against all unhealthy in
ss subject en Tn al Ss' e the Ss'dss Gspsss e
Iccts of close, unwh 4 u olesome atmosphere,
should take 1t regularly as protection against the
low fevers and other disorders which malaria eCgen-
ders. Individuals who are
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-10-24

LIVERPOOL. October GS-Noon.-Cotton unchang-
ed sales estimated at IL 900 bales sales Of the woek
s5 OOO for export 1sOOO for speculation 7Ooo stok
4ps, 900, of which $4,000 are American.