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The national Republican., 1868-12-07

Gen. CUSTER has been doing excellent ser.
vice against tho Indians out on the plains.
His achievements in this direction, In fighting
the Indians, are worthy Of all praise. As a
politician We never had a very exalted opinion
of Gen. Custer, but as a warrior he has but
few equals, and wo OAn now think Of no man
in the army who deserves to be rated as his
superior. Stick to your shoulder straps, for
in the army you are the right man in the
rixht placs
The national Republican., 1868-12-07
MARRuEn.

Bsltmots, by Rev. n ]. b. Morgan. ID, b, assisted
by Rey. Nj. Randolph. Rev. CHlRLrs W, BiLDwis,
ofue bnumors Conferenee n. 4. Church, to AHsIi
o. daughter Of Lambert N. Hopkins, ESQ.
JUDs9N HAyoHwouT. AT the Madison
Square Presby terian Church, on Thursday N oyem-
ber ~ by Rev. De, d, Boardman, OF phiisdelphia,
assisted bJ Rev, Wm. Adami, D. b., ADelRiHG
!uDsos, n, late surgeon United HtAtss NAVY 70
AEsA N, daughter Of tie lats Peter n, Hsufhwcui,
ofPort Richmond. Staten Islznd. ~ m
,wBIR-BRAwnER.-o .-on The l7th. Of November,
q the rssidenes ef Mrs.. herriek, by Rev. p. O.
Robert, Captain Q. v. wHIR, United States Army 10
Mrs. ELLA BRAwsRR, of Little Rock. No cards.
MoRp MELVIN. - On the Cd instant, at the
Island Baptist Church, By Rev. Mr.. Meador, JAsRs
A. Monp,of Fairfax county, Va, to Miss VIRGINIA
MHhvs, eldest daughter Of DR.. Melvin, sprins
.RpwARDs-osBouRN. On the 9th ultmo, al
81. Peters Church. By Rey. Father Boyle, GIosoE
7. EDWARDS, Of WashinEton city, to Miss JANE A..
osporhE, Of Prince deorre county. Nd.
.BQRNELL-LITTLR,-o ,-on the "a instant, by Rev.
Miss JuIIA A. LIrrLE daughter Of the late Samuel
J. and Margaret D. Little, of washin ngton.
NAYLoR-FERGUs0N -on the 50 instant, at th,
wn Sl,s' nBsP,is. Cs9rsh. by Rev. Dr. anderson. Nr.
DoRsRTT = McoRBGoR,-At Trinity Church,
Upper Marlboro, on the Sd instant, By Rev, II. J.
kenhaw, T. soslnyrILE DoRsErr to Miss BELLH 4
hooRHaoR, an Of Prines Georges county. Nd.
BOWIE = Mc0RRGo Oh. AT the sams time and
plsee.and by the same, r y. BowIE to Miss Ae0II
". McoREooR, all Of Prince 0eorGe's county. Nd.
The national Republican., 1868-12-07

We PISD the Southern members and South
srn men now in this city very generally in
avOr Of the proposed suffrage amendment to
the Constitution. They say that unless this
bo done, 10 several Of the States the colored
man will bs deprived of the elcatiys franchise
We do not doubt Ii.
The national Republican., 1868-12-07

DocroR BARD.-Doctor Samuel Bard, the
editor Of the Atlantic Nsw Era, Is now In
Washington, and has rooms at the Metropol.
itan Hotel Doctor Bard Is one Of the few
editors in the South who from the start en-
dOrsed the reconstruction policy Of Congress,
and advocated 1t with energy, and did, through
the editorial columns, great service in this
behalf. He was an earnest Grant man from tho
start, and the Nsto Era was, We think, one o'
the shrst II not the very FIRST, papers which placed
General Grants name at the head Of its col
umns Doctor Bard has made valiant agh
in Georgia for Republican principles, and de-
serves the thanks Of the party everywhere.
The national Republican., 1868-12-07

TnE HOLIDAYS are approaching, the season
Of the year when, by general custom, pres.
ents are exchanged, when festivities are the
rule, and all classes give themselves up to
enjoyment, and are most lavish Of their means
At this season, more than at any other, tn,
advertising columns of the newspapers ar'
consulted to ascertain whore the best ant
cheapest article for use or ornament can b
obtained, and he is wissst who first avails him
self of this means Of bringing bis wares to the
attention Of the public. The REPUBLIC An
offers unexcelled advantages to advertisers,
and as We are shortly to prepare our special
holiday notices of the best places to purchase,
dealers generally will find it to their advan'
tage TO send in their Advertisements at once
The national Republican., 1868-12-07

THE SOUTHERN OPINION, the paper of the
late Ii. RiVes Pollard. was issued on Satur-
day by L. A. Pollard, the brother of tho de.
ceased. 1t Is in deep mourning, and is de.
voted exclusively to the assaSsinatiOn and
facts relating to the Pollard family. The
various articles are headed, Assassination
Of II. Rlves Pollard" "The legal proceed.
ing against the assassin" sketch Of the
life and character Of the deceased. The
neglected corpse in Richmond" The fatal
article" "Burial Of the deceased" Fl.
deity of tho employees Of tho Southern Opin.
ion Office" "a word to Confederate soldiers. u
Comments of tho press aud "sOms strange
traditions Of the Pollard family" In his
word to Confederate soldiers, Pollard says
that to know they revere tho memory Of his
brother Is the prOudsst honor and noblsst sat.
isfaotiOn he could desire.
The national Republican., 1868-12-07

Tue BosroS Journal has had fitted up 4
Washington News Bureau at No. 466i
Fourteenth street, in Newspaper Row, op.
Posits Willard's hotel, which will be the head.
quarters OF Its metropolitan correspondent,
Major Ben Psrloy POOre. The leading news.
papers of New England will be kept on GIe
there, and 1t will be q pleasant rendezvous for
Down casters who may DO In this city.
The national Republican., 1868-12-07

IT MAS BEEN RUHORED that many Western
Republican members Of Cougre. arc opposed
to an early resumption Of specie payments
and that they favor Mr.. PsndlstOn's green.
back theory, We doubt the truth Of this
rumOr We have not yet seen a Western
member who will own that ho supports such a
monstrosity as this.
The national Republican., 1868-12-07
forTIcIAL.l

DEPARTMENT OF sTArE,(
wAsHISGros. December ., 1858.
Information has been received at this De-
partment from Mr.. A. NJ. Baily, the Consul
Of the United States at San Jose, Costa Rica,
Of the death, on the 23d Of October last, at
Atenas, Costa Rica, Of ALEXANDER SAMIscH,
q naturalized citizen Of the United States.
The national Republican., 1868-12-07

BOYLE. On tho 9th instant, Mrs, BRIpeEr
BoTLn,vife OF Patrick Bsylo, In the SSth year oi
her age,
Her funeral will take place from her late resi-
dence, No. SO Virginia avenue, ,ibetveen Third and
fourAnd half streets, nd, at clock to- day
to which the relatives and friends are invited.
WILSON. On the bth instant, HARRIEr HELENA
PAuLIsB,d daughter Of Julia and Hon, Joseph vii.
son, CSmInissioner General Land Once. AGED years
The friends of the family are requested 10 attend
the funeral to-day atl o'clock.
,s IBGtsr Hisson,as HSasas1 EisS Gys%efE SS
Cooley, captain llth infantry.
JACKSON. On the morning Of the 9TH instant,
WILLIAM BENJAMIN JACKSON, In the 6sth year oil
his age.
BEDg. -on the 9Th instant, the residence Of hei
Of the late George Bede,i the esd year Of her age
LoWRIB.-on the 5th instant, Of consumption
Rosa Z. LowRTn.
The burial services will take place at the Churel
Of the Incarnation. corner OF Twelfth aud streets
to-day. at II Am. The friends Of the family ar,
respectfully invited.
RICHARDS-0n the 6th instant, at 3 rs o'cloek
AqEEs BLANCHE, daughter Of 8. A. and Sarah A. NJ
Richards, aged years,l months, and 8 days.
funeral at the residence Of her father Of New
Jersey avenue and L street south, at o'clock thi
afternoon,
The national Republican., 1868-12-07

From Jos. SnTLLISGros, corner Of Penn
sylvania avenue aud Four. .and-a half street,
We have Frank L!siie's 4" illustrated Al.
manao, " fvT 1869.
The national Republican., 1868-12-07

MADAME DuBoIsE's HAIR ESTABLISH
vi MENT, 2jS Pennsylvania avenue, between
Twelfth and Thirteenth streets. She desires to
call partieular attention TO the fact that she has
CraVats, CoTsets, Shell Combs, Ivory Brushes,
and all kind, Of Fancy Articles, such as Per;
keeps constantly on hand LingeTles, Lsces, and
to order.
Hair Dressing done at the house, and orders to
dress hair in the city promptly allied,
We desire to inform the Ladies' that we have nne
elliptic and irreyorsible Hoop Skirts. de6-3t
The national Republican., 1868-12-07
New Advertisements.

y sTEAM-TUG KATY WISE,
In virtue Of an order Of sale issued from the
Clerk Once Of the Supreme Court Of the District
f fCoumbs and 70 me directed, will sell At public
town,D g. friday, the llth day Of December In
i!a1! Tas sTsIarS VI ! SifT WISE HER BOATS
TACKLE, APPAREL. AND F1RNiTgRB,
In No. 2s2 Admiralty, In hyor Of Henry Devin
ney. DAVID s. COOLING,
Y. S. Marshal District Of Columbia,
December 8, 1868. de7-td
The national Republican., 1868-12-07

BRICK HOUSE
On = street. between Thirteenth aud Fourteenth
streets. three story and basement. 10 rooms; all
modern convent ienees and improvements large
stable in rear. Lot sxllS9to So-foot alley.
BRICK HOUSE
On II street. between Fifteenth and Sixteenth
ssss nss, three s,STy u e. AND Ts!sT al
house. House n feet front, Lot S2xiS5,
BRICK HOUSE
On x street. IHsmilton Placs,l bstween Twelfth
rSu ~ fSom F S
and dining.room. Second hoor-thres chambers,
Sa aHd MSSe
9iS an'f Isis 81 % iHis Il Soot sSE S paved H ,s9 0'''
FRAME HOUSE
ehpssts avenue, three story and tive story back
building, 10 rooms, good cellar, marble mantels,
manner. Lot 2OxlOO. to alloy.
SPLENDID BUSINESS PROPERTIES.
~ On Pennsylvania avenue. between Ninth and
Tenth streets.
On Penqsylvanla avenue. between Twelfth and
Also. on PsnnsylyAnia avenue, between ThlT-
tecnth and Fourteenth streets.
(All on north side.)
LOTS.
on aThiIteenth street. between X aad l. streets
lot Axl2O, to alley.
On Massachusetts, avenue, between Seventeenth
and Eghteenth streets. several small lots. on easy
terms
On | street. between Seventeenth and Eighteenth
streets, some nne building lots
On Fourteenth street, between and L street.,
two nne lots In square III, least front.)
On Fourteenth street, between L street and Mas
sAohusotts avenue, three lots. 22xl2s.
FINE SQUARE
On Sixteenth street. on very liberal terms.
HALF SQUARE
In the northwestern part Of the city.
DESIRABLE SQUARE
On Fourteenth street.
SUBURBAN PROPERTY.
Ten Acres choice Suburban Property, on the
Fourteenth'slreet road. near the city, for sale At
The national Republican., 1868-12-07

THE Chinese practice Of COMPRISING tho
fat Is pronounced less pernioiOus than the
American custom Of tightlaeing.
The national Republican., 1868-12-07

NOTICE. THE FIRM OF l.. O. ECKLgs 4 CO. ,
IN is this day dissolved by mutual consent. All
persons indsbtSd 70 our late nrm. and also to the
old arm Of p. Phiel Co, are requested to call At
the old stand without delay aud settle tho tn
George II, Maynard. eSq., who Is the only persOn
authorized to receive payment on account o. either
OF said arms. l.. q. ECKLEs,
defh g. b. OLMSTKAD.
The national Republican., 1868-12-07
Wants.
Lost and Found,

TAKEN EsTRAY BY THE METROPOLITAN
i PoLICgJ0n B. shs 2Sth % q E9yeHber. Instant,
red stripe nose, hieh win b sold to the Highest
cash bidder. at W. L: wall &c, e Bazaar. No. %
Louisiana avenue, on TUESDAY, Dec. Is, 1865, at
10 o. clock, a. m, unless reclaimed by the owner,
at this office, No. Louisiana Avenue prior thereto
By order GEO. r. HBRRICK,
noSO.st w.LwALL 4 CO., huetioneers.
The national Republican., 1868-12-07
Educational.
MODERN LANGUAGES.

Professor, DANIEL E. aRoUx. formerly tosehs
lumbar CnllOEes. b. g.. and who has been very
sGesss;sipl dqriHs many years In inpartins s the
make arrangements with schools and private
classes for instruction In the above languages.
ish, Dapi.h, Dutch. &c. For terms, apply at lis
once. No 80 Seventh street, opposite the Intelll
Eencer Budding, between D aud street. Wash
bnton, b, G., sepl.lf
The national Republican., 1868-12-07

FCsEsrowS' Maryland, ia im,to,Ios and
prosperous,
The national Republican., 1868-12-07
BIRTFI.
DIED.

BENSON. AT Camp Deurlas. U 7. ,Novembsr II, 4,
1888. the wife of Lieut.. Henry NJ. Benson, United
States Army, ofa daughter.
The national Republican., 1868-12-07
SUBURBAN PROPERTY

Ten Acres choice Suburban Property, on the
Fourteenth street road, near the city, for sale At
bargain, de7.N
The national Republican., 1868-12-07
Special Notices.

e~.sCHOOL BOARD.--THE REGU-
@ lar monthly meeting Of the Board Of Trus-
at the City Hall, on TUESDAY EVENING, the sth
dee5.st ~ '''k p. PARDON, Secretary.
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Giadrs, Gobdffo, Gstf.
VIGAR AND TOBACCO MANUFAC-
~ TORY,
By c.. MADsEN,
NO. s14 KING, CORNER socIETY-s1REEr.
By c. MADSEN,

NO. 314 KING, CORNER SoClEii-SfhEEi.
ALWAYS on hand. and for sale at Wholesale and Re-
tail, large stock Of DOMESTIC AND SPANISH
LEAF TOBACCO, at prices from lU cents upwaras
to sS per pound. Also, CHEWING and SMOKING
TOBACCO. of all grades, and tne assortment i OF
IMPORTED CIGARS, from S120 upwards 70 $3.50
per n. -
&C NJ" of Havana Tobacco, at......s10O 90 per N,
"FIGARO," of Havana Tobacco at. 80 90 per NJ.
"CABALLEO," of Havana Tobacco, OF 76 90 per NJ
"H. UPMANN," of Havana Tobacco at % % per Al.
GEL BOUQUET" at......::.:...'..' 90 90 w per ~
IA CORONA DE EPANA" at....''' % 30 M M per per NJ
"AMERICAN CIGARS 'at........... Is 90 per N.
A GENUINE SPANISH CIGAR can always be had
at Retail for 10 cents, and everything IN the Line WILL
be sold at very reduced prices.
The attention of smokers is calleu 70 new Drano
of Smoking Tobacco, 'NERYINE TOBACCO"
manufactured solely by @. MADSf1N. IL is TOBACCO
from which the nicotine, in great part has been
extracted, and is thereby made w. very wholesome s
article for smokers It retains all the fine flavor OF
the Havana without its injurious and nerveeIcitng
properties Tobacco containing nicotine largely acts
powerfully upon the nerve centres, anu ls therefore,
headache. dyspepsia &c, but the 'fNERvINE To-
BACCO" can be smoked in any qusnuiy Witnout tne
least effect injury to your consnaiion. as 70 its
perfect safety, can refer to the statement OF tne
undersigned gentlemen, Professors and DOCTORS ~
Medicinal. who have made an examination Of the
same. sE
It is sold in pound and half pound packages, and
in two qualities No. at 81 per pound; Fine l2d)
at rs cents per pound Dealers allowed 25 cents dis.
count per pound when buying twenty-five pounds
We have examined the specimens of "NERyNE
TOBACCO" put into our hands by Mr.. c. MADsEN,
and think It all that 1t claims to be- It contains
little or no nicotine and may be smoked with safety
and and pleasure BY all who indulge in the habit Of
JoHN .. AscRuM, NJ D. LINaAapY A. FRA,fpIoS.
I. Z. DAWSON, NJ. D. FRANK s. HOLMES.
". M & A. FfroH, NJ. D. @. DAyEaA, M. D. 49,.
June3 o6
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We ADVISE every man and boy who reads the
DAILY NEWS, to call at the one price "Hat Hall Of
Steele, the leader of hat fashions, No. 3ls Kins-
street. (sign of the big bigger, biggest hat in the
world) We paid visit TO that popular establish
ment few days since, and found, as Carlyle says
Of the French Revolution "a comfortable appearance
Of work going on"
steele's strict manner of conducting business has
won FOR him this great popularity, and we do not
wonder at it. VIZ
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Desirable Property for Investnetlts.
w. Y. LEITCH Il r. 8. BRUINS,
Auctioneers.

Will be sold at Auction. TOMORROW, Attn June, at
the Old PostofHce, at II o'clock,
Tue following DESIRABLE PROPERTY:
/ That BRICK TENEMENT HOUSE, with necessary
outbuidings known as No. 104 Tradd-sIeet, adjoin-
ing the residence at northwest corner Of Tradd and
Friend Streets The said House is two stories high,
containing six upright rooms. Lot measures 20 feet
front by 1l6 feet Deep more or less.
That three.story BRICK RESIDENCE, situated ~
Elliott-seet, and known as No. g. Lot measures IL
feet front by II feet deep, more or less.
That three-story BRICK RESIDENCE, adjoining
the above, situated in ElNott-street and known as
No. g. Lot measures II feet front By II feet deep,
more or less. t-s
That VACANT LOT adjoining the above situateS
in Elliott-sreet and known as No. 10. Measuring2 al
feet front by II feet in depth, more or less.
That three-story BRICK HOUSE with right to
aeyway situated in Elliott street. and known as No.
%. Lot measures 2S front by 10 feet in DEPTH more
or less.
That fine MARKET FARM, containing about rs
acres situated in Hester and Simons streets, near
Charleston Race Course. adjoining lands of Nosette
on the east end Lynch and Ford on the west.
Those six fine BUILDING LOTS, situated at the
corner Calhoun, Mill and Lucas streets, each meas
uring and containing about 46 feet front by 100 In
depth plat Will be shown on day Of SALE,
Terms-One-third caah; balance In one and two
years with interest, secured by bond and mortgage
Purchaser to pay us for papers and stamps.
Juue3 f's fa', ti.-f' 20 bHtno
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Store, Dvelling and Extensive Storshouses.
RY LOUIS D. DeSAUSSURE.

ON TUESDAY, 9th June, at II O'clock a. NJ, VIII pe
sold at the Old Postofice.
The three story brick STORE and DWELLING on
the west side of East Bay-street No. 7S about mid
way between Tradd and Elliottsreets; on the prem
ises arc two Brick storehouses and extensive Sheds
The Lot Is deep and runs through to Bedons alley
aIley 3b ic, inches on north line 3l2 feet inches
and on ths south line 304 feet.
Conditions-One-th third cash; balance by bond bear
ing seven per cent. annual interest," payable IN tWo
equal succe ssye annual tnstAlments; to be secured
by MORTGAGE of the property. The buildings to be
kept insured and the policy assigned Purchaser to
pay for papersapd Feverue stamps. ...,r
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UNITED STATES couRT-TUEsDAY,JuNE g.
Hon. GEORGE 8. BnxAs, PnEennEa.-Ihe Court
opened at II O'Clock. ~s.,r-.r
The following petitions in voluntary bankruptcy
vera read and referred to W. j. oawson, Esq, Reg.
israr. Ex pzrte E. A. C1enshsw, Of York. T j. Bell,
proctor for petitioner; m parte DeLoach, ofBarn.
weil.w.L. Depass, attorney; John Evans. of York:
Vile, T. ". Clawson, attorney; e1 parte Graham &
Atkinsor, Of Chester. ]. w. tUswson, attorney; ex
parte, Yachsl Hushey,. OF Abbeyille; Thompson &
Fair. attorneys; ex parts Samuel Leard, of Indian
Hill. S.. MCGOWAN, attorney; e1 parte Edwin B.
Mills, of York, J. 3. Chambers, attorney; ex pacte
Porter & Thomson, Of Union, William Munro, az
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-06-03
ROsADALIs WILL CURE The VERY WORST
CASES OF CHRONIC RHEUMATISM

ROsADALIS WILL CURE The VERY WORST
CASES OF CHRONIC RHEUMATISM.
PoR1sMoUTH, VA February 25, 1868.
Captain j. II. Baker:
afflicted with rheumatism for the last FIVE OF six
wears many times unable to move. tried all med1-
cines recommended to me for the disease, without
receiving any benefit. Having heari "Rosadalis"
highly sroken OF, procured bottle, and finding
some relief continued II until am happy to ga!
that am completely well.
: NOT only consider the "Rosadalls" q sovereign
remedy for Rheumatism, bat believe it also pre-
ventive, and eheeriuiy -ecomMeIu II u tne
"afflicted."
Yours, very truly, JANIS WEBB.
WILSON January 7, 1868.
hereby certif. that have used DR.. Lawrences
stly celebrated Rosadas in my fami'y as general
Alternative and Tonlc with the most satisfactory re-
suits and therefore consciendously recommend it
to the public as medicine Of rare e, and n ger genuine
merit oAnlES w. DafLS,
Sheriff Of Wilson County, N. G.
RosApA1s.-This medicine has met with an un-
precederted success in this community. Captain
Baker the polite and attentive agent for this city, IN
forms us that is next to impossible to supply the
demand made for it, and that the medicine Is erect
ing some wonderful cures and giving great saus1ec-
don to all who have used it-''NorfoH tfa.i daily
Journal November 20, 1851"
PREPARED ONLY By
J. J. LAWRENCE, NJ. D., CHEMSI,
BALTIMORE, aD.,
Late of Wilson, North carohna.)
PRICE 81 so PER BOTTLE.
s53- Sold wholesale by all the principal Wholesale
Druggists in all the large cities Of the United states
and British America, and retaed b! Druggists every
ali lrtters of inquiry, &C., promptly answered.
Address
DIR. J. j. LAWRENCE s. CO.,
SOLE
pRopRIEToRs AND MANUFACTURERS,
No 244 Baltimore-streer
Baltimore, Nd
For sale by
GOODRICH, WINENtAN s. co.
DOWIE g. NOISE.
A-,uo, smos
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A Card.

Tohe Editor Of Tie Ns,0s: :.
1t has been circulated that have promised
to assist by using any and all the influence may
possess to have Mr. Pilsbury elected Mayor Ct tho
City Of Charleston. take the liberty through your
columns to deny the report 80 circulated as 1t is en-
tirely without foundation and believe the report was
circulated to nure my prospects in the present cleo
ton for Sheriff.
Respectfully,
G.. B. 6IGwALD.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-06-03

MEssRs. SroLL, WEBB & Co. are now re-
ceiving large invoices Of cheap goods by every
steamer and have opened this day large lot Of le-
nos and grenadines at 25c.-good styles and colors
Persons wishing 70 purchase cheap dress goods will
find large assortment at their establishment, Nos.
2S1 and $50 King-street. [Advt,l
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-06-03

THE UNDERSIGNED INFORMS HIS FORMER
customers and the public in general, that he has
sued his Business for the season at the cid stand
No. SIS CALHOUN-STREtT, where lie will be happy
to see all his former patrons
B.-Carts will run as usual to oil parts OF the
city, and no cream sold as mine will be genuine un-
less obtained from carts bearing the OF Henry
Larcomb. ICE also for sale at all hours at No. So
Calhoun.street HENRY LARCOA1B.
MAYS limo
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A Card.

The undersigned having fairly stated his
position, that he entered the field for Sheriff re-
gardless of party has not changed his position, the
bandbin to the contrary lhaying been posted by
some person for electioneering purposes.
WIN. S. HAsTIE.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-06-03

NERv1NE TOBACCO is the name of new
brand devoid of the injurious qualities generally
found in the weed. We refer smokers to the adver-
tisement of the manufacturer, Mr.. G. Madsen, in
another column. -
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Tm Errcr1oss.A s.A5ehsrleston yesterday ,wer

TIE ErEcr1oss.@charleston YESTERDAY, went
successfully tbrcgh another OF its recur
-.rinz political spasms, The polls wefs opened from
sunrise to sunset but ths did not fairly
cuImfnats until the afternoon. Then, notwifhstand-
Ting the. order declaring liquor contraband Of war;
scores of the unwaehed exhibited themselves in an
.oyerpowered condition No arrests, however, were
made by the police, as the "drnk" generally was not
-of be1tgerent character. The vote yesterday was
comparatively small, itevdently being the intention
TO throw the strength to-day in avor Of the conserVa
tive candidate most likely to be elected Capt. sigwsld
lis understood to have made handsome run IN the
.city, and Mr. Hastie isrepresened as being ahead
In the county. The only excitement was around
the washington Engine House, whore several col.
~ored voters were congregated and much loud talk
ing was done by the friends Of the different cani-
.dates, but no bones were broken. The returns Of
yesterday show the following result
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-06-03
CHRONIC LIVER COMPLAINT CURED.

This Is to certify that was cured OF Chronic Liver
Complaint by DR.. Lawrences Rosadals, after having
been confined to my bed and hol Sc TOR long time,
and irving various medicines without benefit
know OF several others in this county cured
through the use of Rosadas, and 1t GIN be found In
nearly every house in my neighborhood, and they
all praise 1t as great medicine.
THOMAS THORN.
Greene County, August II, 1868.