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WE REPRINT in full in another column
an editorial article of the New York Times,
setting forth its views in relation to the
proposed schemes for extending govern
ment aid to the impoverished planters
Of the South. The Times opposes these
schemes, but advocates the immediate re-
funding to each planter of the whole
amount of cotton tax which he has paid.
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SOCIETY FOR THE RELIEF OF THE
FAMILIES OF DECEASED AAD DISABLED IN
D1GLNT MEMBERS OF THE MEDICAL PRO-
FEssIoN OF The STATE CF SOUTH CARO-
LIMA.
rT,HE ANNUAL MEETING OF THIS SOCIETY
will be held at Iuly's, In King.street, on
Wednesday Evening, the sth inst, at O'Clock +. NJ
COLLATION. wlll be on table ut 8 o'ci ock.
h. w. DI;SAU5SURE,
Januury6 8 Secretary.
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fTO RENT, THOSE WELL-K No WN
Il PLANTATIONS, "Laures" and "Oak Grove"
situated in ST. Andrews Parish, about five miles
from the city, the Old Rivers Road-containing
betweel two and three hundred acres OF cleared
cotton and provision and, well adapted to the pro-
ducton OF each. On the latter place are very good
small DWELLING an excellent spacious barn, cotton
and gin house, with machinery attached; also, q
pGror orchard OF choice and various fruits Possess
sion given immediately. Apply at this office.
3unuAry4 stu4
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OST, ON THE CARS BETWEEN
~ klugsvlllc and this city, RED RUSSIA LEA
IHEN fOeI MONNAIE, containing S25 IN money
and tree ticket on the road in the name OF Miss
rewarded by leaving it ut THIS OFFICE,
December Is
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I. q. O. FIR. w. GRAND LODGE OF
SOUTH CARROLL "A.
NNHE OFFICERS AND MEuBEkS OF IhlS
GRAND LODGE are invited TO meet the M. w.
Grand Master, for the purpose OF insahng tne
Evenings, to wit This Evcnrng, ID inst., Howard
LouYe, No. 8; Friday, 3d. Marion Lodge No. a Sun
uay, 5th, Schiller Lodge, No. 80; 1aesday lst Jef-
erson Lodge, No. 4; and Wednesday, 9th, south Car
olina Lodge, No. ].
BY order Of the II. W. G. III.
JNO. b. HONO1JR, Jr., NJ D.,
December 81 tuthfstu5 Grand Secretary.
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Seaars, Tobaffo, Gtf.
NOTICE.

TJlHE UNDERSIGNED HAS THIS DAY EsTAB-
i : LIsHED himself at No. 118 East Bay-street, as
Agentor the Charleston branch OF the Havana Segsr
Factory "La Valentino" and he will, as such, devote
himself exclusively TO the manufacturing and i'm
porting OF the most celebrated brands of HAVANA
fllers) and SMOKING TOBACCO, the stock Of which
Will constantly consist OF:
PAPER CIGARETTES. ola HoURADEz" 80.
Plantation Segars
Millar Oomun j. P. "'t'3'
Millar Comur, Bio Hondo ras.fi. 4,
Lopdres de corte, "La Valentino"
Londres de corte, Figaro
Londres hno for, Jenny Lind -=..
Flor de Prensados, Figaro -r si e.
Flor de Prensados, La Espanola
Conch- 8 Y. Zepeda fau-
Conchas sup'r La Valentino .gt.e,f ia. =.
Couchas flor, Jenny Lind
Londres Y. Zepeda --'-.i
Londres superior, Ia Valentino
Londres primera. 81. Upmann
Londres hor, q. Upmann
Londres superior, de Partagas , Ca.
LondIes flor, de PartaRas ca. .,f,.. II. ~
Londres superior, q. de Cabanss y Carbajal
Londres for, q. de Cabanss Carbajal
Brevitas flor, Il. Upmann .7..s..
Media Regalia Y. Zepeda
Media Regain, La Valentino
Brevas for, h. Upmann
Brevas flor, Il. Cabanas Carbajal ...,.,.
Brevas, La Espanoln
BritaLica Clindrados, La Espanola
Regalitls for, q. Upmann
Regana Britannica, La Valentino -'f.sl -
Regslis Britanics, II. de Cabanas y Carbsjal
Cazadores de Calidad. II. Upmann
Havana Leai Tobacco. f-,.e-
on CONSIGNMENT:
DOMESTIC SEGARS Of all kinds
Smoking Tobacco OF all kinds
Chewing Tobe .co of all kinds
Dealers and consumers of Charleston, and throuoh-
out the country are invited to call and examine this
large and well selected stock, surpassed by few at
the North and second to none In the South East or
West. RAMON sAIAS aoent -
\. B. All orders promptly attended to.
January IN
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ANNIVERSARY MEETING CHARLES.
STEAM FIRE ENGINE COMPANY OF AXMEN.
A TTEND MEETING OF YOUR COMPANY, TO
~ be held To-Morro,o (Vednesday) Euenhg olh
Instant at the Hall of the Hope lire kngine Conn.,
pany, ut haf-past o'clock.
punctual sttenuance is requested as On Election
of Officers will take place t. serve the ensuing year
Heads of the Fire Department AMI Honorary Men,
bers OF the Company are cordially invited to the Col
Iaion at Market Hal, at o'clock E. u.
VIM. KNOX,
Januarv7 Secretary.
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ITO RENT, A LARGE AND COMnIODI-
GUS RESIDENCE, No. 46 P1tt-sreet, next TO
the southeast corner OF Calhoun-street. Apply TO
SMITH d McGILL1vRAY, Real Estate Agents. No.
N Broad.street etnth December %
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Go Bent.

Two RENT, A PORTION OF A HOUSE
L on Rutledge Avenue, consisting OF hve rooms
aud three kitchen rooms, large lot STABLE etc. 10
an approved tenant terms moderate. Apply at No.
% HAiNE-STRELT.
January = tuths3
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GEN1s WANTED FUK THE LIFE
n and Campaigns OF Gen. Robert E. I.e, tie
standard biography Of the Great Chiefaln It's ON
cal character and ready sule, combined with an in
creased comm ssion, make IL tho best suoscr1pnon
book ever pubhsned. Send tor circulars and see
our terms and full description OF the work. Ad-
dress, National Publishing Company, Atlanta, da.
December 27 2mosT
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ID f NJ OV VAL-BOARDING.- A A.
IL TRACY having removed her Boarding Estsb-
ilsnmenttrom No. 81 Church-street to No. 10 BROAD
oIkEET, Is now prepared to furnish Board TO linn.
tied number OF Ladies and Gentlemen. Terms mod
erae, December IL
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DOARD WANTED.-A PRIVATE FA-
ID MILY, willing to board another family, consist
ing OF husband, wie, young Lady, two children and
nurse Oh reasonable terms, will please address or
call on LEONARD CHAPLIN, No. 20 Huyne-street and
state terms aud locality. Three Or tour rooms re-
quired. December II
DUARDING.-EXCEL BOA RID
Id can be obtained, at reasonable rates, by apply
ing ut No. 434 KING STREET, one door above Hud-
son street. near the Citadel. 1he Street Cars pass
the door every ten minutes. 3mo October
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Removals..
REMOVAL.
REMOVAL,

I f1NHE UNDERSIGNED BLGs TO ANNOUNCE TO
4 MS patrons und tho trade generally that be has
removed ms stock Of boots, shoes and Trunks from
No NO. ls1 MEEIING-STREl-T 10 that spacious Ware
house NO. 29 HAlNE.STREET Isign of tho Tir
boot whore he will be happy to greet his customers
as Usual. EDWARD DAILY, Agent.
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ITO RENT, "A SMALL BRICK HOUSE,
i No. 4 RADCLIFfk-STREET, containing five
rooms, suitable for small family. Inquire at No.
RADCLIFFE-STkEET. 3 january
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,s YEG oG ds d EaE
Road, one and half miles from Mt. Holly on the
Northeastern Railroad, containing 250 acres cleared
new land fit for long short ton, rice. aud vege
tables for an early market; under new and SUBJ
slantal fences; also, large pasture for raising
stock. under good substantial fences.
For terms, apply at q. P. POPPENHEIMS Hard
ware Store No. AIT King-street.
january stuth3
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1ost an0 Gouno.

OST. ON THE 18TH ULr., a LIVER
~ COLokED POlN Err SLUT, for the recovery
OF winch liberal reward will be paid address x,
office of the Daily News.
January 3 1o*
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educational.

HIGH SCHOOL OBJ CHARLESTON.
TNHE EXERCISES OF THIS SCHOOL WILL BE
i RESUMED on Monday, January 9Th.
instruction given in Latin, Greek, French. Ger
man, Mathematics, and the higher branches OF Eng.
lsh.
Terms of Tuition, $40 per quarter, payable In ad-
vance.
No extra charge for French, German or Stationery.
w. X. KINGMAN,
December 80 Principal.
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ENUR RENT, THE RESIDENCE NO.
Il Doughty-street; very desirable one 1or
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AJANTED-AN AGENT-ONE CHANCE
w In each town, worthy the attention OF an
active business man, to take the agency tor the sale
OF BRADsTREET'S RUBBER MOULDING AND
WEATHER STRIPS, applied to the sides, bottom,
top, and centre OF doors and windows. Seno Ior
agents circular. ~
November AZ 2mos Boston, Mass
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FURNISHED HOUSE TO RENT.--TME
Il 1HREE STORY BRICK HOUSE, No. SO Hase
street. newly painted both within and without and
newly and finely furnished thi oughout will be rent
ed for the next year 1t reasonable rent 10 salts
factory party Apply by letter to f. BATES, No. 124
Nee ,tng.street. @ December 81
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WANTED, AGENTS EvERYWHEhE,
w TO sell the MAGIC CLEANSING CREAM.
Sample doz terms, show cards, ETC., sent on receipt
of 81. y. CUMMINGS CO.,
No. 42 South Market street, Boston.
Novemher Ok 3mos
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IU RENT, THE WATERLOO" PLAN
i TATION, situated on Johns Island, immedi-
atey on the Stono River. It contains 400 first
quality cotton land, 200 acres prime provision land,
and about $40 acres woodland, II negro houses,
oyerseer's house. 2 cotton houses, barn, and gln
house. all in good order. For terms, &C., apply to
II. Z. MoFADDEN, Sumter, S. c., ISAAC W. GRIM
BALL, Johns Island, or to JAMES N. CALDWELL
" SON, Charleston, 5. q. December q
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Boarding.


DOARD CAN BE OBTAINED AT REA-
Id SONABLE RATES by applying OF No. "a
g. january
DHIVATE BUAhD.-TO LET A FUR
i NISHED ROOM, with the use OF parlor, with
OF without board, in private family where there
are no other boarders Apply at THIS OFFICE.
December II
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MisffQaneous.

DON'T FAIL to TRY THE CELEBRA-
~ TED SOUTHERN Tonic, PANKN1N'S he
PATIO BlTTERS, all uniailing remedy for all Dis
eases of the Digestive Organs and the Liver. For
sale by all Druggists.
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C1UR RENT, PART OF A DELIGHT
I FULLY SITUATED MANSION, In the south.
western portion OF the city, consisting of suite OF
three or four spacious rooms on the FIRST floor with
kitchen and servants' apartments. Terms mode
rate Address "a" Daily News Office.
November 19
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for Sale.


TNOR SALE, a HANDSOME BRUSSELS
u CARPET, 20 by 20. Apply No. S5 SMITH
STREET. II January7
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DON'T FAIL TO TRY THE CELEBRA-
~ TED SOUTHERN TONIC, PANKNIN'S He
PATIO BIT1ERS, an unfalling remedy for NIL Dis
eases of the Digestive Organs and the Liver. For
sale by all Druggists
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WANTED To KENT. WITHIN FIVE
w or eight minutes walk OF the Postoihce,
in pleasant neighborhood, eathei small HOUSE
or iour or FIVE ROUM> In o large one, with sepa-
rate apartment for Kitchen Rent hot to be more
than $3.50 or S40O. Address "F. g., care l.. Chnpin
Az Co Ha,ne-str at December II
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A GENTS WA sTED FOK THE I" LIFE
n OF JEFFERSON DAVIS" by frank q. Al
friend, of Richmond, formerly editor Of the South
ern Literary Messenger. luis is full and authen-
tic history of the Lie and Public Services OF the
great Southern leader Mr.. A,triend has enjoyed un
usual advantages III the preparation OF this work, as
will be apparent to all on examination Send for
specimen pages aud circulars, with terms. Address
Nnvomher % 2mo*
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nON'T FAIL TO TRY THE CELEBRA-
~ TED SOUTHERN TONIC, PANKNIN'S HE.
PATIO BIT1E ERS, an unfailng remedy for all Dis.
eases of the Digestive Organs and the Liver. For
sale by all Druggists.
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nOn,T FAIL TO TRY THE CELEBRA.
~ TEn SOUTHERN TONIC, PANKNIN'S He
PATIO TIERS, an unfailing remedy for all Dis
eases of the Digestive Organs and the Liver. For
sale by all Druggists. 1yr November 27
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uNnEnO TO S3UUO PER YEAR.-AN
DEO()U AGENT Is wanted In every town In
the Union to nuke aud sell ardcle OF daily con-
sumption in every family 1t is entirely new. Sale
as permanent us Flour. Address LOUIS COB
LEN1Z, Middleton Md. limo December ~
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DON,T FAIL To TRY THE CELEBRA-
D TED SOUTHERN ONIC, PANKNIN'S HE
PATIO BITTERS, an unfatlinI r, medy for all Dis
,ases OF the Digestive Or,ans and the Liver. For
sale by all DRUGGISTS.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1868-01-04

THE ARTEsIAN WELL-Ths operations on
our artesisn we'll have been suspended for over
month now. owing to the accidsnt Of losing q
part Of the tools in the we'll The misfortuns
was doubled. when, on putting down the neces--
sary grappling tools, and getting a good hold,
the rope broke, leaving both sets at the bottom.
Then new rope had to be procured, and . new
set Of graphing tools, all Of which took up time
A few days ago, however, the latter half of the
run of iron in the well was brought up, and the
preparations are about completed to haul up the
other half. There is world Of ingenuity in the
contrivances by which such accidents are over
come. but we lack the language intelligently to
describe the process to our readers. The water,
which was struck at about $50 feet, continues to
flow in gentle, crystal stream, to be increased
in volume. we hope, within week or two, 50 as
to make it o fine, nevsr-failing babbling brook
HALLELuJAH!-Just as our paper was getting
ready for the press last evening there was shout
at the artesian well, announcing that the last OF
| the lost tools had been recovered. SO the well
is again clear, and the work of deepening it will
be resumed immediately. sruHg
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DoN'r be duped by lst premium Placards on
picture showcases, Hyou want Arst class por-
traits, photographs, or pictures Of any kind, go
where the quality Of the work Fill be al the re-
commend required to convince any, intelligent
and cultivated person that the popular patronage
is justly and properly bestowed upon Bowmans
Gallery. To class who are unable 70 rely upon
their own Judgment and Of necessity depend up
on "lst premium" evidence, we would refer them
to Bowman, who has had more 'lst prsmiumsr
and diplomas than all other Photographers COM
bined, in the county, for the past six years lex
cept those having been connected with him., Z
The appreciating admirers OF Photographic
portraiturs and landscape photography, are re-
spectfully invited to call at Bowman's Gallery
and examine the largest and finest collection Of
artistic pictures ever exhibited at any one Gal
lery in the State Outside of Chicago) Persons
wishing to purchase Frames and Albums, will
find greater variety at Bowman's Gallery than
at any other Gallery, Frame or Book Store in
La Sale county. He defes competition.
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The People REJoIoE.--For Prof Isaacsen
has discovered the great Sure, Pop on rats
mice, &c. 1t is certain in its effects, it will do
what other rat poison will do, it is never fail
ing and the great beauty is theArats' leave the
premises TO die. Prof |. has certificates of the
highest order, we have seen them and know
them to be genuine Try the "Sure Pop" and
our word for it you will not regret the invest
ment Of 35 cents.
! Messrs Burnhams e. Van Setback, Wholesale
Druggists, Is Lake ST., Chicago, General Agents
for the Northwest. A. Isaacsen, 46 Fulton St,
New York City, Proprietor. ai7 a. his
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of 1865 was the finest Germany has seen in the
present century. Nearly all the Rhein Wine
now sold in this country, Of which, however,
very little came across the ocean at oil, pretends
to be of the vintage Of 1855. We have only to
say, that If any of our readers would like to
have q genuine article Of ,Rhein Wine, OF the
vintage Of 1865, they can get it at the Drug
Store Of M. Kneussl, on Main street. Mr.. K.
has procured his wine Of correspondent in
Europe who, he k'so,ss, sent him genuine srti-
Gle Of the famous vintage Of '86. "s
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.gasC CITY DIRECTORY. .fa,yv
Il
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific Railroad.
.f., TRAINS LEAVE OTTAWA STATION:
Ottawa Post Office.
CLOSING AND ARRIVAL 0R MAns.
Temperance Orders.

MONITOR DIVISION No. Ss s. or T.. Meet every Monday
evening a. their nall In Chsevers Block east side Of Court
HOUSE. W. +. Whtmore, w. r. N. Perley, Il. :.
O.G T., OTTAWA LODGE No. 535: Meets every Friday
evening their hail. Cheeyers New Block Geo W Rake,
w X. >. j. II. Rice. W. G. I.
evening.
ToF H. LIVE OAK TEMPLE No. 5(subordinate): Meets
cry Tuesday evening at their hail. In Cheevers Block.
Chas snow, W. G. 7. Geo. III. Hunter. W. Il.
Mnnehaha Social Temple No 6, meets in the New Hall in
CDeeyers Block every Thursday evening Mrs Morse
SPs; A. Z. Grow b. IL. T.. Miss Matte vorce $. RI Ed
Thompson, B. Il. -
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Christmas Presents.

For everybody, and as youth want nice pho
tograph or gem or porcelain picture to give
somebody, I will say, that at WILSON'S Gallery,
over the First National Bank, is the place to get
them, and have determined to keep this Gallery
running at its greatest speed in themanufacture
of Christmas and New Year presents, at prices
cheap, and the best pictures made in these parts.
SANTA CLAUS.
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CHILD Il BRo-A car load of new boxes in
front Of Child 81 Bros, the other day, indicated
another arrival of new goods. The city has been
stripped far week or two of various articles in
the line of boots and shees especially Of the finer
sort, and Child & Bro. are now prepared to sup
ply the desiderotum.
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Dr. SrAxs.-Ths lectures Of DR.. Simms, at
the Court House, during the past week, on
Phrenology, physiology and cOgnatc sciences,
have attracted large audiences, and been listened
70 with deep interest. DR.. 8. il not only "a
pleasant speaker, but man whs thinks, and
understands whereof he afirms He gives his
last lecture this evening. Subiect-Love, court
ship and marriage. eotto~
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1868-01-04

The st Louis Republican, dons new dress with
the first Of January, rather from custom, we I'M.
agine, than necessity, for really the type upon
which it was printed before that date seemed suf-
fciently clear and unworn to answer for another
year. The Republican is not only the largest,
but in our estimation tho soundest and ablest
daily journal west Of the Alleghenies, and wieds
the largest influence It's word is law, SO to
speak, with half of Illinois, Kentucky and Tenn
essee, and as to Missouri and the immense region
westward to the Nevada mountains, IL is doubt
full whether the people know half the time il
there is any paper printed except the RepuJli-
can. The prosperity of the Republican is indica.
ted by the fact as it's business manager states.
that it has for the last few weeks been receiving
new subscribers at the rate Of 500 day.