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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-11-13

The DAILY NEWS PRICE CURRENT AND COM
msRc1A1 CIRCULAR will be ready for delivery at
our counting room at nine O'Clock this morn
Ing. Single copies five cents. Orders for ten
copies and over will be filed at tae rate Of two
and half cents per c1py.
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TIE CONQUERED ROOSTER.

TIE CONQUERED ROOSTER.
4 Parody on the Conquered Banner"
Coop that rooster, for he's weary!
And his head Is droopipg. drearyl
Coop him, hide him, 1t is best;
Fer there's not o chick to fear him.
And there's not hen to cheer him.
And there is no egg laid near him,
scorncd by those who did revere him,
Eide hlm-coop him-lot him rest
Take that rooster OF; he's tattercd.
All his feathers widely scattcr d.
And his bill is broken--battered,
By the strong arm Of the foe.
OH tits hard you thus should hide him.
Yc who late so fondly eyed him,
Hard to stand forlorn besi'le him,
Now that he no more can crow.
Coop that roos;er-coop him sadly,
Once FIVE thousand backed him gladly,
Aud five thousand, wildly, madly,
SYoro he should forerer crow.
Swore that Pillsbury should never
His triumphant Windpipe sever,
And that ho should fight forever,
But he now is lying low.
Oh his comb is cut and blo.dy,
And his legs ara bruised and muddy,
And his brels with blood i, rudy,
And bis gills are dSrkly blue.
Empty craw and burstcd giz .ard,
Tail and wings completely scissored,
Fellud at one destructive bliZz lrd,
Routel. sk,Rued from to iZzlrd,
o, poor cock-a-doodle-de.
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AN APpET1zIEa TREAT will be offered this
morning at lunch hours, when Mr.. A D. Lorenz will
furnish his customers with oyster soup. veal outlets
&C., at his popular restaurant. No. 14l Nee ing
street.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS No, cmber 13.--PQu&ion
Hota-H. $. Graytoa, City; ID. Cieckley AMI
lady, Orangeburg; u. j. Sheppard, Eds -ici.i;
Vim. r. Blake, Spartanburs; john Slaliinss, }.
S. Nixon, Darnwcll;J. Il. Thompson, Williams
burg; W. E. Lewis, Sou:a Carolina; p. Il. Co.
burn, w. II. Armstrong, ". Ii. Clburn, Sum-
merville.
Charleston Ho!pi--E. Willis, L. L. Smith,
South Carolina; George T. Jackson, August;
J. W. Williamson, Dlriing!on; W. Ii. Ia a1oa,
Abbevle; D. H. Chamberlain, City; Ii. Il. Graz,
Augusta; Vim. Watson, Liverpool: L. Bennett.
Marietta; w. Graham, Dlrnweii; f. NJ Wright,
New York; II. II. Warin5, South Carolina; IL.
Lang and lady and Eve children. Miss Main,
Georgetown; Mrs. &. c. Birsh, Geo. q. Pr ,ss-
ley. Kingstrec; J. A. David, Beaufort; J. W.
Bailey, Georgetown; R. D. Woods, South Ca
rolua; Edmund Ehett, Colonel Alfred Racst,
Ashepoo; c. A. Spring, San Francisco.
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The NIckERsoN HoUsE.-This hotel, which
has now an established reputation, being
favorably known to travellers from al sections
of ihe Union who have had occasion 10 visit
the capital of South Carolina, has recently
passed into the hanls OF Mr. ". A. Wright,
one Of the most experienced landlords in the
Southern country. The fair fame of the hotel
has even increased under his management. and
the public will bo glad 10 learn That ho is now
having it rcftted and refurnishcl throughout,
and is effecting important improvements which
viii contribute materially 10 the comfort and
luxury of guests during the approaching sea-
son
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100. F.-The officers and members OF the
Right Worshipful Grand Lodge OF South
Carolina are requested to meet at the Hall
this evening.
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MANAGERS OF ELECTION. this evening
at Market Hall, at seven O'Clock, on business
of Importance to yourselves.
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A GOOD D1NNER.-The Commissioners Of the
Market cat tn cir annual dinner at Carolina
Hall Yesterday, ard if the Commissioners Of
the Market cannot have good dinner, who
can? Tully was the caterer.
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NOTICE TO BUILDERS SEALED
~ Proposals will be received at the Office OF
County Commissioners, Beaufort, s. c., until the
20th day OF November 1868. at II o'clock A. for the
Building and Repairing Of tho following BRIDGES,
in Beaufort County, :. c., viz
The BUILDING Of new Bridge crossing st. Hele-
ma Creek, between Ladies' and st. Helena Islands,
length OF bridge $50 feet.
The REPAIRING OF Salt Water Bridge on Shell
Road leading from Beaufort to Port Royal Ferry,
near Four Mile Stone.
The REPAIRIn 6 Of Verlicr Bridge on Shell Road,
leading from Beaufort to Port Royal Ferry, near
Nine Milo Stone.
Contractors will furnish oil plans and specifca-
tons, subject to the approval of Commissioners
The Commissioners reserve the right to reject any
or oil the proposals that they dee not tor the inter
est of the County.
By order. JOHN HUM,
Chairman Board of County Commissioners.
henry PENSISa foS, Clerk
November Q 10
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GRCrS TURTLE SoUp.-TMs and other lux.
uries al Torck's to-day. P. S.-Fish chowder.
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CLUBS TO BE TRUMps new regime have
adopted the rule thai ever; citizen has right
to bear arms. concealed weapons excepted.
This has betu clrried out to the letter of the
law by the cocred people. TIC: arc seldom
seen without b:ulgcou Vi some description,
and these are frequently loaded with lead, rem
dering them formidable weapons. The demon
stration male ut tine Courthouse Wednesday
proves that the negroes use their clubs viii
lingly, and prefer those nat can deal effective
blows. The white citizens have always fore
born, but forbearanco may cease to be virtue,
and those that SOW the wind must expect to
reap the wnirlwinI.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-11-13

CHOICE GREEN AM 6LAcK TEAS, one dollar
per pound at wilson's grocery, southeast corner
Society and Anson streets. Goods delivered free.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-11-13

A FINE COP OF TEA.-If you relish this
luxury. buy your ten from icElhoec 4 Melvin, cor.
ner Calhoun Lnl Wai;-streets. See advertisement.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-11-13

TEE WHIPPED CHIcKEN.-Wo recognize merit
wherever We find it, and although the follow
ing doggcrcl touches US in 4 sore place, We
think it too good to lose:
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A Card.
TO TIE EDITOR OF TIE NEWS.

A report having been circulated that voted
the Pillsbury ticket. DEFY any msnto prove
that such is the case. Not being . citizen
could not vote, but helped the Citizens Party
as far as lay in my power.
l. HYllAN
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you want cheap Blank Books;
II you want cheap Stationery, Envelopes, Paper,
&C.; or Miller's Almanac;
If you want Printing executed neatly;
II you want Books boaud in any style, or Account
Books made to orter with any desired pattern OF
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strccs.
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MOUNT P1EAsANT.-The following is the re-
turn Of elections for Intendant and Wardens
for the Town Of Mount Pleasant, held on the
10Th icst.:
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A CARD.
CARD.
To the Colored Citizens Of Charleston :


To the Colored Citizens Of Charleston
For the purpose of promoting peace and
good order in the city, would respectfully re-
quest my colored friends to abstain from all
abusive language aud acts of violence against
Mr.. S. Riley. or other colored men who voted
the Citizens ticket in the recent election.
They may have gone counter to what you hon
estly believe to be yuur best interests. but
they only exercis ii tile u: :isnuIed right be-
longing to every nl.ricaa citizen.
I also regret to learI OF The rude and un-
friendly interfersn with the private residence
Of E. W. Marshall, Esq. While every person
will conc :de to you the right to express your
qualification, in all proper ways, at the result
of the recent Municipal contest, trust you
will, as good citizens, properly respect the
rights OF all others, while you are permitted
unmolested to enjoy your own.
GILBERT PILLSBUEY.
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TsAACsEN's SURE POP.

M8a FOR DESTROYING
A ~ Rats, Mice, &C.. &C.,
@S@A \5 ES$A without the unpleasant
=. E&& = H& effects arising from
S&A their dying in their
Ss&l# holes.
APHosPHoRIc
sese4 fSsss=eee - PASTE. Theoretically
ssskzxE sealed, and warranted
=sfE&===zas- to keep fresh for all
times The greatest discovery OF its kind IN the age
we live in. No person neod be troubled with Rats
Mice, Bed Bugs or Reaches for Dir. 1saacsen's dcs-
tructive remedy is within the reach OF OIL epared
only by himself from rare and yaluab G compounds.
its cheapness Is rs wonderful as Its eihcacy-hun-
drcds of testimonials have been received from all
parts OF the United States to lis value add s1tisiac-
tory operative power from which, for want oil space,
wc simply select tho following:
WIZARDS HOTEL, WASHINGTON, D. c.,
October 1st, 1868. !
lin. IsALcsEN-Dear Sir: It gives me great pleas
ure to testify 10 III gratifying result obtained at this
Hotel through using your PhospEo:lc PLste; II Is
now two years since first heard OF your remedy and
detei eiinincd give it fair trial; that trial proved so
successful that not trace OF Rats or Reaches have
since been discovered, although previous to that
time we re completely ovcrrun. Wishing You every
success IN the useful career you have chosen,
IIcmain, yours respectfully,
JOHN WOLFE. Engineer.
For sale by DOWIE NOISE,
Wholesale Druggists,
No. 169 McetinS-itrceet, corner Hastl,
Charleston, - c.,
October wfin3:nos Agents for Southern stat 8.
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MoEEHEAD BrrrERs.-Thesc bitters can be
had at James Mexican, No. So Anson.street ;sho is
prepared TO fl! oil orders with dispatch.
August 10 3mos mfw
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LOCAL MATTERS.
AUCTTON SALES THIS DAT.

WILLIAM MCKAY will sell at 10 o'clock at
his salasroom, Meeting-street, furniture Oh q
FANNY. -. N o,o,ocl
at their auction house, No. 30 Hasei-s1ree',
furniture Of q family. - -.
MIIEs DRAKE will sell at 10 o'clock, at his
stsre, corner of King and Liberty streets,
shoes, hats aud clothing.
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Boots, Shoes, Hats and Clothing.
BY NILES DRAKE,

BY MILES URAHE,
THIS MORNING. at 10 O'Clock will sell at my
Store. corner Of KING and Liberty streets,
rs CASES BOOTS AND SHOES,
CONSISTING OF:
Cases Mems Half Welt Wax BROGANS
Cases Mems Kip and Buff Brogans and Balmorals
Cases Mems Calf Congress
Cases Mems Calf and Kip Half Welt Boots
Cases Boys and Youths Boots
Cases Ladies' Serge Congress and Polish Boots
Cases Women's Goat and Puff Bootecs, and large
variety OF ladies.' Misses and Children's Shoes,
in cartoons.
ALSO,
80 cases, 180 dozen, Mems, Boys and Children's
HATS, assorted.
AND,
An Invoice Of CLOTHIN ING, just received,
CONSISTING OF:
Satinef and Cashmere PANTS, Jean Shirts, &c.
November 13
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THIS PEEp,GtTIGN Is the RESULT OF TIE
conbucd skill CT the physician. dentist and apothe-
cary AMI 1t is offered 4 RELIABLE su siTutc tor
tue numerous uucnr ain washes now III vogue he
mcroscopc has also been called nu USE and the re-
searches Of &C ebr obsctvrr have detected the
manner in which ih. tartar is .oTncd, showing it To
be the work Of aii.macuiic
substa,icc= wlic. F.caus found 10 Gcs roy The life
of ,h,se iniusoria contained III he Dentailina,
al thus Il prevents the increase Vi tartar aud con:e
aucnt loosenilg of the teeth. 1t val Ge iauhd useful
to persons IL advanced life giving strength nnd tone
to the guns while 10 every oiG the aroma and scn
sason Of ce:nlness alter using 1t will be sufficient
recommended jn smokers especially will appreciate
It's cfica.y.
Numerous dentists OF the highest standing being
acquainted with lnc composition Of tho Dena!lina,
advocate Its use it couLiining nothing corrosive or
injurious to prevent is unre5traincd employment.
Prepared only b. JAS. I. sHINN, Chemist Phila.
delphia.
For sale by DOWIE x NOISE.
Corner Meeting and IIasel streets,
October IA w.ln3mos Charleston, s. C.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

[. HYllAN.
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Real and Personal Estate and Hotel Furni-
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INERan Iohn IA Pattn-

NMNaI NA u AL 81 -.M A."I"
The CoRferspce, EeceRty held at Chatts-
nOcga, acted wisely and jud iciously, in ap-
pointing the Rev. John s. Petty to this
charge. We think that there is no man in
the HoIstoh Conference who will do more
in hAtmonizing the diseordant elements in
this Station than Mr.. Petty. From all that
We ssh. Vssrn, he sustained bitnself we'll the
IaUt year iathe city Of Knoxville. Let the
MsshOdists and others who may attend his
ndAissryt rally around him, and stay up his
handel earnest, and be resolved TO give him
an ample support He u a good pastor and
a noble worker ia the sSpapY School Cause,
and Ons Of the very beet PalPlt men Of his
age aud experience. Wsbia kiaA hearty
Wslso me 10 thib Station.
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friends urged him to give a brief outline OF
bis political views. Feeling himself duty
bound to say something, be reluctantly
yielded to theirlimnartunities, and mounted
the rostrum. He &gan with our troubles
under our Colonial Government: Tories and
Democrats fought us 10 the Revolution of
l776. They have been our internal enemies
ever stree the formation of our Government.
He sketched over many of the mean-doings
Of its diversified aud wicked dsformities.
The monster was yet q dragon, and intended
the destruction Of the Government. He gave
us a regular expose Of the Democrats in the
Charleston Convention Of 1860. Their OBJ.
ject in that Convention was to sever the
Union-that the causes that led to the rebel
lion and the justification Of the North in
prosecuting the war to the bitter end, It was
needless to recount that these memories were
still fresh in our minds-the graves of 3O0,-
600 soldiers slain in battle by Democrats
and rebels are still before our eyes-7the
tears OF orphans and widows and thousands
OF bereaved parents are still flowing, and
the thousands Of MANNED and wounded pa
triots among us are living memorials Of the
deaths and slaughters of the Democratic re-
bellion against the Government We were
reminded that the great Rebellion was
brought on by o matured, thirty years con-
spiracy-he gave us a general outline Of the
designs Of the Democratic leaders. The
slavsholding oligsrchy based upon the down
fall Of Tie nation, aud to ultimately get en-
tire control of the Government. The past
experience was conclusive to our minds
what the intended object is-tbat il we vote
for Democrats now, we do it with our eyes
open, in full view of the pending result.
Traitors know that these ambitious designs
were fearlessly resisted by the patriots of the
North.
Upon the whole his speech was a telling
one. 1t be was unprepared GU this occasion,
we would like to hear him when he was pre-
pared. ! have the honor Colonel, to be
yours truly, FRED SLIMP.
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\ Orphans in Distfess.

weppblish the following letter from Hon.
John ". oordell, Representative in the Leg
~islature rom Scott County, ia the hope that
IL may lead to the relief of the unfortunate
orphans SO suddenly thrown upon the cold
charities Of the world. Let those who can
do 30, aid them at once:
HUSTsylLLE, Scott Co., Tenn, Oct I, 1858.
Cot, g, e, GRESHAM, Editor, " Fag.p,}N
h Dear Sir Permit me through the columns
o: your excellent pRper, TO inform the friends
OF Mrs, Melvlna Babb, wife Of James G. Babb,
formerly Of Greene county, Tennessee, that
she departed this life the 9th Of this instant,
AFTER confinement to her bed for eight or ten
years. She leaves seven children, FIVE of
whom are small and helpless. Mrs. Babb,
previous to her marriage, was a Frazier; her
friends would do well to come aud look after
these helpless children, who are even now
suffering, their father having deserted his
home, aud has been living with another wo-
man in Keutncky, as am creditAbiy inform-
ed, for a year or two past; = fa
RssPscffpIy,
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Rev. Or. Z. Il. Drake.

Thls distinguished and truly worthy d.
vine has been returned, BY the Holston Con-
ference, recently assembled Ia chattanoosai
to the ~JOaeabcroteh Districfas the Presiding
Elder. mis- VIM nsst ths hearty approba-
ton OF all good Christians, and We sincerely
GOugratulats TIE chuFehin securing his val
liable ~setviees for saothes ssssOn, Dr., Drake
has been unbeatable in bis efforts to pro-
mote the interest Of religious communities
in this country, We know Of 40 n who
has been more vieilant and faithful. He has
won, BY hisaRsble and courteous disposition,
ths respect and esteem of all who appreciats
true 6bristian virtue. Long may he liUe "a
enjoy IT,
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Letter from johnson County.

TAyboRsviLbE, October 7, 1858.
COT. GaisHAH Dear Sir The Criminal
Court for this County has Just elosedis ses.
sion. No criminals u custody consequently
there Il nothing % do. This Court comes
In conflict with the County Court ]. n.
Shupe Chairman, generously rendered the
Court House 10 Judge Howard, who cheer
fully accepted the very generous liberaliiies
% he Chairman. He proceeded Immediately
70 charge The Grand Jury, which was 10 the
point. Il possessed good sound sense, and
essential pith and V~oracity, punciilous
and Ineligible. His cutting yv5uket 70
rrong.dosfs was tonehingly 70 the point es-
peciaiIy the Ku Klax Khan. His vig-
ofonl beginning thoroughly performed VIII
soon put .cut-throals on 4 sharp lookout, and
conane Themselves strictly % watch over
their own Interest and save thsir necis nom
The halter.
A. noon, many of our citizens called on
tbe Jddge fora fpescb, be Arst declined, %
ihs grouad hat be was u~ppreParsd bui DO
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ICJ7Heavy frosts are nipping the flowers
and vegetable creation generally in this
country; and Old Winter is beginning to shAke
his hoary locks-thus giving fair warning to
all to get in supplies of fuel and other neces-
sary means of comfort during the few more
bright days left u.s. 4.
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Rar. Inrnan Al Rnhla.

This Christian Minister has Iaboied With
N~esspsAbiliy in this Station the past Con
ference year, and has made many warm
friends. We iesrh that the appointing pow
er q the Old Methodist Episcopal Church,
has seat him TO 0syelsud this year. We
trust thathis practitioners will receive him
kindly, and take hssa to his good admOni.
tons.
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Puhlio speaking.

Maj. A. II. PettibOne, Elector for the First
Congressional District, will address the peo-
pie on the issues of the Campaign at the fol-
lowing times and places;
Greehevils, Monday, October ls.
Clifton, Cooke Co, Thursday, October %.
Parrotsyille, Friday, October 90.
Hays Furnace, Saturday, "a.
Jonesboro1, Monday October 20.
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II. P~REsNEIL, PreRdenL
r. 3. puNaAN, Seerstafy.
wac Mathodiat u. chnrnh.

4uo @OlAOAlbh Ia CQurCn'
The Annaal Conference Of the Methodist
Episcopal Church, closed its session, at
Chattanooga Fspa, y Oaday night the l2th
inst, With unsnimiy and harmony, Bishop
Clark presiding. We learn that there has
been an lacrosse in membership during the
past year, and o there are over twsaiy-
Eve thousand me mbers. A few months over
three years ago ehis dissemination ~isorgan.
lied :he old HOlston Conference with about
Six thousand members. The Abingdon Dis.
trict has been transferred to the Virginia
Conference, as the last general Conferences
made virgihiS the boundary line between the
HolItoa asd the Virginia Conferences. The
Rev. Wm. Miibutn has been re-appolntsd the
Presiding Eldsr o. the Abingdon District
We trustthat this old veteran win long live
TO bless the Church Of bis choice.
The following are the appointments fo= the
Johesbofof District, va 81
JOnesboro' Dist-ict-b. r. Drake, P. Z.
Jouesboro' Station-Johu s. Petty.
Jonesboro' Uircnit-Thos. s. Walker
Blountville and Bristol-To DO supplied.
TaylorSyille-John Maboney.
Elisahethton-Benj. r. Wells.
Fall Branch-J.N N. Baker.
Kingsport-Danfel B. Garter.
Rheatown-ohn r. Hughes.
GreeneYille-I. N. s. Huhaksr.
Greensyille CircnitJoseph Milburn and
LB, Fitzgerald. Aft
ST. Clair-Isaac Former.
Cafterg Valley-G. w. Catder.
AR, Benniek, Principal Of Franklin To.
stitHte, and member Of the Rheatown
Quartsrly Conferences.
The next Annual Conference i5to meet 10
this place.
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THE UNION FLAG.
JoResA0r " Tenn Oct l6 1868,
LOCAL ETEM6.m
speeohey Of col, hamilton and
Con. RadRers.

On Friday last Col. Thos: A, Hamilton aud
Gen. jain ID. Rodgers candidates. for Con.
rress faf he State at large addressed tbs
citizens Of this place ID the Court House
The busy season Of the year prevented many
from ccpiug out, but all the speeches IN til
world cannot change them now They will
vote ia November for Grantg COlfax, HaEnil
ton, Rodgers d Co, in solld column. oul
psOpls may differ on minor qnessiana bpt 10
politics they are 4 aHar
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Robinsonss cirona.

The success Of Robinson's Circus and Ne.
nageris, at .his place on Monday, far sur
passed anythIng ot shs kind that haa visited
" since tbe war. Heretofore ouch enter.
Prises have leA considsrsbIs more moasy
~an they carried away. This time, however,
it Yasitae. reverse. At. R,satsd that he was
utterly astoniIhed himsslE People will 60
to the 'Aowi-a bard ,hmssp 10 The contrary
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Public spaakinr.

I will address my felIow-citizsns Of the
first Congressional District at the following
times and places, and will divide tue time
with any one that is a candidate for Con
gress X
Fair Garden, Sewer county Monday, octo-
Der 10.
Newport, Cooke county, Wednesday, octo.
Der 81.
ParrOttsville, Cooke county, Thursday, OC-
tober ~.
CAney, Branch, Greene county, Friday, DC.
tober %.
Gresueville, Greene county, Saturday, DC
tober "a.
JOpesbOro} Washington county, Monday
October 26.
Johuson's Depot, Washington county, Fri
day, October 30.
NisabethtOn, Carter county, Saturday, oc'
tober 81. R, r, BUTLER.
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John N. coRpELL.
o, Q. King, Attorney at Law.

? See the card of Mr., King on frat page. He
has opened an oaice at Messy Greek, in JET.
ferson cosnty, Ho is courteous aud indie
fatigable 10 the pursuit of his profession,
and any business entrusted to him will be
promptly and properly attended to.
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Green. Charles Devense and II,
O. Lee, the Democratic candidate for
Governor and Lieutenant Governor
Of Massachusetts in 1865, are for
Grant and Qolfax.
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We arc glad 70 lss Ihas Postal cars have
essn insgpdassd On ths /. ]. 3 " Rail Road.
IAss is = gFnt cobveuishde to tbe peblie.
oar saissmsi friend John King. Esqr. has
received 90 sppoinihths Or Chief Cieik ii
tAIs dspstnsn,.