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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-01-11

MILITARY MOVEMENTS. four companies
Of the 18th United States Infantry arrived IN
this city last night. Tents had been pitched
on the Green for their accommodation, and
the grounds have assumed more Of warlike
appearance that they have done for some time.
General Clitz, accompanied by his Adju-
tant, Lieutenant Anderson, left the city
yesterday morning on tour Of inspection.
During his absence Major Boy will act as Com
mandant Of the Post, and Lieutenant Flem-
ming as Adjutant.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-01-11

CHURCH ELEcT1oNs.-At the annual meeting
Of the Corporation Of the First Presbyterian
Church, held at their Lecture Room, on the
evening of the 9Th instant, the following Of
ficers were elected for the ensuing year:
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-01-11

F.-SoHmLER LODGE No. 30.-At an
election of this Lodge, held on the 18th De-
cember, 1857, the following officers were elect
ed to serve for the ensuing term:
Brother B. BUCK, P. G..
Brother F. PUCKHABER, N. G.
Brother J. 8. KIINCK, Y. G.
BROTHER GUST. HOFFMEYER, R. Secretary.
Brother JOHN SCHROEDER, Treasurer.
Brother tn. HENRICHSEN, W.
Brother a. DOSCHER, G.
Brother a. W. TIENCKEN, R. 8. N. g.
Bro,her J. q. TIETJEN, L. S. N. G..
Brother a. SCHROEDER, R. S. V. G.
Brother J. II. SAWATSK1, L. s. N. g.
Brother J. WINTERS, r. S. 8.
Brother AUG. SELBERGER, L. s. s.
Brother c. ZERPEL, 7. G..
Brother F. WEILDT, o. g.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-01-11

A SINGULAR AND FATAL AoCDENT.-We
learn from gentleman who came from Gour-
din's Of singular accident that occurred near
that place few days ago. MIR. Isaac Boyden,
young man about eighteen years old, while
engaged in marking hog sccidently let the
knife slip, and it entered his heart, causing
instant death. When found no blood was dis
covered, and it was only after careful exami-
nation by physician that the wound was de-
tected.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-01-11
Try Them.

Many persons have within this summer experienced
the benefits to be derived from the use Of PANKNNs
HRpAT1o B1TTERs. We would recommend them to
all who stand in need of tonic.
For sale by all Druggists. October 6
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-01-11

TIE NEW CrTY RAILROAD T1cKETs.-The
directors Of this road have adopted new style
Of ticket, which was introdu ,ed on the cars for
the first time yesterday morning. In the place
OF single tickets, which were SCI in quarter,
half and one dollar packagen, they have adopt
ed the plan Of using one ticket which bears
upon its face sgooo for" so many rides. Those
for twenty five cents are yellow and have three
numbers, the fifty cents blue and white, and
the one dollar red and white. When the con-
ductor calls for tickets he punches hole in
one Of the numbers, showing that the ride has
been taken. Each ticket is numbered separate
ly from naught to any amount that may be
issued. This plan will Cause less confusion
than the old system, and the work of the con-
ductors will 5e greatly sim pleied. They have
been each supplied with patent punches by
Bissen & Co., and as the tickets are presented
the number is at once oblitsrated, and the ride
marked ont
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-01-11
JOHN PAUL, President.
r. N. GORDON, Treasurer.

Standing Commitee-kobert Mure, Chairman; Jno.
M. Greer A. Sydney Smith, A. s. J. Perry, s. Elliot
Welch.
Committee on Accounts-Thomss Bonnell, James
Robb, q. j. Greer.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-01-11
THE DAILY NEWS.

Hr LARGEST CIRCULATIoN.-THE DAILY
NEWS BEING THE NEWSPAPER OFFICIALLY
RECOGNIZED AS HAVING TIE LARGEST CIR
CULATIoN IN THE CITY OF CHARLESTON,
PUBLISHES THE LIsr OF LETTERS REMAIN-
ING IN THE POSToFFICE AT THE END OF
EACH WEEK, ACCORDING TO THE PRovIs-
IONS OF THE NEW PosToFF1cE LAW.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-01-11
Factory, Hudson City, N. j.
TESTIMONIAL.
SHEFFIELD SCIENTIFIC SCHOOL,
ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT.

SHEFFIELD SCIENTIFIC 6CHUUI,
ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT.
YALE COLLEGE, November 16, 1865.
have always recommended the Faber Polygrade
Lesd Pencils as the only pencils fitted for both Or
uamental and mathematical drawing; but after
thorough trial Of the American Polygrade Lead Pen.
ellis, manufactured by the American Lead Pencil
Company, New York, find them superior 70 any
Cumberland Lead Pencil being superior pencil for
sketchins ornamental and mechanical drawing, and
all the ordinary uses Of q lead pencil.
These pencils are very finely graded and haVe
very sInooth ead even the sottest pencils hold the
point we'll; tey all that can be desired In pen.
Gil It gives me great pleasure to be able to assure
Americans that they Will no longer be compelled TO
depend upon Germany or Dny other foreign market
for pencils.
Professor OF D rawing, kc.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-01-11

TIE COURT OF APPEALs.-Present Chief JUS
tice Dunkin and Justices Wardlaw and mglis.-
The following orders we're made: Venus Blake
ly, et al, us. ]. J. Tesdale et al. The State us.
Edward Wheeler. The State us. Plenty Pine.
The State ps. Addison Cockheld. W. F. Erwin
os. Isaac Epps. Harlee & PRESLEY os. W. W.
Ward The State Us. Isaac Wilson, et al. On
motion Of 8. ". Maurice, Esq, it was ordered
that the foregoing cases be put on the docket
of the Appeal Court, and be set down for argu-
ment as directed by Court.
The case of Comfy us. the City Conucl Of
Charleston, ads. Jane Conlin, Administratri1,
was continued. W. D. Porter, ESQ.,, continued
his argument for the appellant; ]. B. Camp
bell, ESQ.,, contra, was heard to hour Of ad-
iournment.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-01-11

P1soAToR1AI.-There are some disciples OF
the gentle Izaac who like to lure the inny
tribe from their native element, but others
more impetuous, continue to catch them when
OF school and induce them to enter net which
at once encloses them. These hauls are fire.
quently quite large, and in order to secure the
fish they are put in a floating trap and brought
from the fishing banks to the city. One of
these traps, belonging to LOpes & Leslie, we'll
known fshmongers, containing nearly twelve
hundred fine blackfsh, was stolen from the
head Of Union wharf On Thursday night. The
thief endeavored to secure another trap which
was fastened near by, but was frustrated. The
loss was almost irrepsrable, for though as
good fish were in the sea as ever came out Of
it, yet they we're Like Mrs. Glasses hare, they
had to be caught before they we're cooked, and
many Of the customers Of Lopes d Leslie were
constrained to do without their fish dinners.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-01-11

TIE following is the report Of coal weighed
at the Market-street public scales during the
month Of December, 1857:
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-10-09

Z N0e only il thsss no .cssanliol difference
betweca a public and . private debl for
eiGu and domestic ersdisos o. debtor, but
the universally spplisable truth, thai things
which arr appsssnt tsi6ss vhen attended %,
become fsrfully important when not at,
tendsal 10, holds good regarding debts Al0.
1t 10 no great thing, indeed. IL lad knows
the mul6pIca or If . man keeps
his hands and his nails clean, or il lie ABB
stains from yingi but il L = very sesious
thing IL man has gsimmsd nails itiaa ne
meudOas thing il be does not know his null
tipl;ca6 on,table, or If ~ i . lying ores sure
Ii does not Distinguish man IL he keeps
bis word, but il marks him prominently If
he does MOI. Paying our debis is ths regu>
ler thing not paying, the exception. Be-
ing honest Is no great thing but being dis
honest is fearful shamc. When a nation
contracts debt, it Is NO historic glory II ii
ful6lls its engagements sinc~ely aud loyal.
". The lender expected thus much. Would
he have given you, otherwise, bis money
But when nation dOes not pay her Debts
up to her capacity Of paying, and does that
for which . merchant is ignominiously
thrust from the exchange and cast out, Il Is
= most tremendous thing. and will stsnd for.
cscr as di.grace on he record Of history
aud the conscience Of the cisisens. People
talk SO much Of our prosperous country and
future wealth. l4et them never forget the
far nose important mosal prosperity, aud
the desirable wealth e aaspotAsa honor Of
the country. No gssates treasure can BE-
handed down to future generations than an
unspo,ted reputation. be il Of an individual
family or . vast nation.
Be honest-pAy -FOUR debts-staAl not.
II is not much II you obsssvs this !; but i i
overwhelmingly much Il you become dishon.
est, o. dishonesty do not ray yvur debts, u
become a .hief.--Fiom Dr.. LieJer,s Coarse
on E1rfticai Economy.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-10-09

General Biair's nominations fos
Vice Presiden. 10 simply . sublime
blunder-worse than Scyoour's, fog
il brings no strength and conciliates
no Disappointment. The General ID
. rash, heady. uncertain : partisan T;
the prince Of good fellows socially,
but ~ iit 20 deal With questions Vi
state - he 10 to build . Mississippi
steamer. What induced hia nomina.
ton 10 5 mystery that remains % b
solved Probably. however. the
friends Of Hancock, sceiug that mat
tsrs wcyc already on the downward
progress through Seymonrs success,
concluded to halp them along BY
giving the gallant Frank the second
seat on the descending car.
On the whole, If Grant aad ColfAx
had held . friendly consultation 10
rick on: their adversaries they could
not have been more successful than
the rebel Democracy. -Forney ~
PMila. Press.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-10-09
The platform for Georgia assassins On
Tennessee Ku-kiuk-The soaIold.

The platform for Georgia assAssins and
Tennessee Ku-kiuk-Ths soafFold.
What the Georgia assassins want-to bs
alone. What the Democracy want them 70
havs-Thcir own way.
Treason-The Southern rebellion. Ae-
cessories before tho fact-The Democracy,
Accessories during Tho fact The Dsmocra>
cy. Acccssories amer the iact-The Demo-
crAey.
A leading issue hetveen Hepublican;sm
and Democracy 10 whether he employer shall
own the laborer, or the labor-r Own himself.
Republicans say the latter Seymour, llAmp-
ton + Co. maintain The former.
The New Yolk .Ywald says that the r..
publican vote Of that city win be fully dcuh>
in november, snd that throughout the State,
. heavy majority win b cast agains the
Comprehend Democracy.
The Philadelphia correspondent Of ,hs
Ne~ York Tribsas, predicts that the Re,
pshliean State ticket in Pennsylsxnis will
be elected BY least Gsary's majority IN
1856 l7,00O), aud that it IS likely TO 4.
10000 OF $4,000. Philadelphia is promiy
to give from 5000 o 5000 Republican una
| icrnv.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-10-09


IL point Of plain honesty and simple JUS
tice, - we'll ~ wisdom and sxpediency,
those is no diGbenes Whatever between pm
va,e And pubic money transactions and be-
tween domestic and iersien leader or bor-
rover. What 10 hir o. prudent in The one
case, is fair and judieioss u the othss CASE.
The only difference il, that the private cped.
itos, end especially, in Moss sasss, the Sae>
si9n individual essdises, has no power aois>
foscs bis claims AGainss . govemmeAs,
while 81 the same time most people are in-
clined p consider tbe pledge Of aovesn>
nsnt moss trustworthy han dat Of single
bonowes. There are reasons, therefore. Why
governments ought to keep their open or
faily implied pledges with still greater scsus
puloususss than individuals. Add TO this
the fact of public psychology, which appears
at evesy period OF history, and which has
done Aud i doing infinite mischief, namely,
that men. although il morals thsIs i no such
thing = diviaikls ssapoaaibilay, - viii
they vote, in body Of men, Sor neasusss
which tAsy. would never have had The eour.
ags 70 AXE single hanosd.
II . measure Of complete OF partial rspu>
dia6On toward domss6es Or Foreigners i
proposed. evssy man called upon 70 vote
ought % ~ himself these qsss,seas:
Would l do i II l Alone vsss the borrow.
er! Would I cosaniA fAlss hAnkrupscy7
What would say il my commercial friends
aossd thus toward me?
Have not always heard that " honesty
10 the Bot policy" and does any dishonesty
profit us 10 the long rum
IL the ecde OF honesty regulated by geo.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-10-09

During the recent session Of the
Democrats Stste Convention OF
Massachusetts that body resolved !:
1--WE deprecate all attempts to
detract from the military fame
or blacken the private char
aeter of General Cant" The sx-
precision shows how well con-
WINGED are the intelligent portion Of
the Democratic party that ssurrilous
abuse ofthe great soldier Of the Ma
ton rccoils With ten-fold effect upon
tho heads of the authors. Men Of
sense, like Pendleton. have declared
against the billingsgate bombshelling
from the FIRST. The whole party, with
the exception of . few Hottentots
who are incapable Of decency, are
discovering the thing don't pay, and
are stopping the indecent warefars.
Register.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-10-09
The RaYmsos - the bonds - Orooo.
bookS.eA Reel ssCaoo In POkns.ss

TnePav0e.ee 81 ne De.ae +. 0reoo.
besks..A 1sai s'Cass In Points,
Wei have nowhere seen more complete
exposure Of the fsaud involved in The prop.
o.;noc n nv On Ur;sad States bond. IN
..... a. \: -. e.,,.- ..
:" ~. "s .o
NON whicn Ook pace IN the couotin6foom
Of one Of our friends . lev days since. A
prom;nepa Democrat. 4 mss of s>rict hon.
-. :, ~. n,;,... RS. Ia ;,.. m, ~. al.
loving qossuon, some discussion nAs'ng
preceded Is: $500,
"Wsu. NJ. A. Ia - drop al political
antagonists and sssus Mis- question on il
mes;sa. Cson vAss srou.d - vou main.
sAis ehas one h.nds,4 sold dollass shall b
paiA upos bond fos shleh Tie Govesamsnt
secsivsd osly Say, ualeas Tie exact letter Of
III h = lemsnds ..eh na,me.t ~
n, a.. "Th., o,s.,;c., /. ...;,- -.
Ym, keo- ala NJ. q On, ns;,hhor' rho..
hr.h.na a. !. iaso s.J -, c,hon, i -
,rustee. h. husb.rd i. A b.r Ia ho.s.
she oseup;ss and .bos. aio. 600 10 nonsr
,hs ;nco.as ~ .h;ch 4. III - IL. e. ~
snnnors ~ he,.slS IA ~ .;cL d.a.h,sr
~ i dv;oo Of coos.~ pxo,' A. ~. :,
i eo.ld solise, IL ..m. dne her husAs.a
;nv.e.-d ~ -hol. I. . mos.... = , -
o.rs ;..s,s.. a.. !. e. - III. -.
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oluaed a., IL go. 81 -. =. .xc.....
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,he., - H.. 49, ~ !. "a v.,ua
N, a. 40. m. .n.s...v ~. n a..
Govs...nen, bo,ro-sd oid NJ -. IN shon.
sand cold dollnr, hv fo,ce vhcp 4, forced !.
10 eake n demapd no,es in ..,.lsmsn. 81
the mrt..~ an -h;.h 7 h.d i.r. ~" .o,d
and ,hsss dr.and NOT. b..r;ns no ;n.ere.,
and sltho.eh az on demand heinz no,h;pg
more NO, L.. ah.n &.;lad p.rer To.v. ,bs
Govcmme,t an 'e.aen.;,n bv snhsc.h;no
,hem a. 90 Lood.- i .ot El0 oo0 ~ ~.
honda. a.d bv so do;u, 20, no uor. ..d
no less than The or;e;nsl eepi,el ard vlen
Ie.k he Government . 80 ne az. 600 81
gold. / AZ NO mora ~ H. navmens az
What had 10 1853. If vos nov foeoe me
70 take eresubacka. which ase v~,ah "a een.s
il sold. 10 nv. hoeds.T I shsu e, 4, 900.
aud he Goysrunens' viii have nDo6seassd
a. 600 Of old Mn. CO pro.ersv.sI -
WELL ala The Denoesa,. I a. NOT
re.pon .ibls Sos he Leeel Tsode, sst = your
Republican Conseeps nado aAe, NV. and
Sbrced Nrs. C. ara me 10 sake A. noeas."
Dr.. A.. ,"Yea you and your pessy are
responsible Won refused to suheoribs for
the Lo,ds. 70. impeded he Go,erpneoI
YOU rendered ia ana comfort 70 - ch.is
In every wsy that You knxv hov 40 vi,hont
xslxiae YOUR secks. yovr mvb.l,sdsr ~
mour Lsass ,hat be psver sebsc1bed : al,
lar 10 loan aud .svsr owned : bond. and
90 YOU mako il peceeearv for The Goysrn.
=. .>n.-. H-l
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-10-09
saGRr Makes ANDsnser DUxEa
Ss.ne-Work>soon efa large sslablish.

Ss.ne-Work>soon efa large ss,ahlish.
mont $50
Employer 10 Samstress- Hand out thoss
shirts. Be alive, have no ioe . throw
away on sewing women Examining he
articles. A doasn hess, you say twenty
eenss apiece. You Left cas . stitch there.
SsAnsssS-I eouldn't help Il, the candle
was % din, ana ny syes % vsak, aflsr Ct.
ssea hoan' vosk. -.
Boss-whst do l care COS your eyes, or
how long you work? I'll Ans you twenty
eenls fox the dropped stitches, and twenty
nose for keeping them out % long.
Seamstsess-Oh, SIR, donti / souldn' I
help it Two Of the childssn ere nick one
Ut them may Be deed before / est Aeme.
For Gods seks don't 6ne me. IShA ngiss. I
Boss-WhAs the d., do l Gaze foe YOU
or your hsats Stop your wAiuperine OF I'll
cell po,iseinAn. Thsss's sixsy cenu; be-
gone out It this. H1is woman crying
Ssene-So~ same nan, selling the came
shists 10 . gentleman.
BY ous Of our mos casfhl sewers, bound to
weer ~ long o. thsy hold together.
1enueman-It seems % me that four dol
lars apiece i rather high.
Bcss-Not st all sir; the bare nsakng
cost ssvensy 1--WE cents apiece, and shsy are
worth il, sis. There's a. ssssaal amouas
Of work % shirt sit Yon'n taks them,
cir. Anything else, sEs Would like 70
wait upon you. cir, % long - yoa like. Oh.
you don't care for any thing ellis. very we'll,
cir; LII send them home, cir. [Exit pur>
chaser. 7#a
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-10-09

E1ne undersiepea ssspsstfsuy cells the atten-
ttpf the paslssss rlsesastGFsse Seminary,
rl6wsdto JssuP, We have provided roons
sposlAliy for this school, spsciots and com fort
akQoand will earnestly sndsavor TO richly ~
~ paxspta ~ 4, guardians who may ~ dis.
30 te1kHd psrilf 20 this ssAcsl. -eN
Zhll Tcr1, hnSinA Sept. Sch, ls6eYsl Z g Az
tc3e IL ~ssks. Winter Tsrm beEths Dec .th,
:: S. siss a y rssas: sy,i.s 1esr sssins
e.. $3.50 II sssa ~! ssss -. -
~ 1erm. No scholss tahsn for less than . full
\ and no reduction except for protracted
j rs. stARE rHf sNffs1
= ]. b. CALDWELL, PAX.
Qbam p. o.. Jsiy 81, 1ses. III ISM
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-10-09


a ATLANTA, August Is, 1853,
Hon. A. H. Conner, Chairmas Republican
State Committee, Indianapolis, lnd
DEAe SlR:-Some unknown friend has
forwarded to me, through the mail, the su>
closed article, headed ''Governor Brown
General Forrest which purports 70 b. from
the indianapolis Stnstsssl, sf he ia sfJuiy,
lesS. from which make The foiswiae ex-
tract; .s.'as .s4yvsfil III race M @3
Here occurred an extract relative 70 GER
tain charges made against Gov. Brown, the
substance ot which win Be iaferrsd fton the
Governors reply.l -
Now ] pronounce this whole statement ~
unmittigated falsehood, without tho SEM
blaucc Of truth to- sustain il. never L.
mandsd Col. Ssraighs's troops, uoe Col
Walker, nor any other Fsdsrai prisoner o
Mr.. Davis. for any such purpose, nor for
any other purpose. never during the whole
war, had in my possession, nor under my
control, Federal prisoner Of my name,
grade, or rank.
At the time Colonel Straight and his com.
mand were capsuied, NJ. Davis was in Rich
moud aud in Georgia. Either Of tho do
mands upon him for The delivery 10 me Of
prisoners. Is charged BY the Ssntias', must
have been in writing, and sent BY nail or
telegraph, or BY STAFF officer or othsr mess
enger. challenge the author to produce
the letter, telegram, or messenger Who car.
ried either, No cannot shelter himself uu>
der vague reports or false rumors. de-
mand the proof, and pronounce him I eal>
umniator till he produces it,
not only had no control over Federal
prisoners, but the relation between Mr.. Da>
Wis and myself during the latter part d the
war wers such that any request that might
have made in their behalf s0ald, a. IN Who
know his tsmpel and deposition will readi>
~ admit. much moro probably have result
ed in their injury than their benefit.
used I'll the means at my command,
which were justified By the rules Of civilized
warfare, to SECURE the success Of the Con.
fsderaey but no Gus can point to = single
inatancs IN which ltransccnded ,hess rulss
By any unauthorized. act Of cruelty 10 those
then regarded A. ensmics.
Very respectfully, yoar ob't serv',.
JOSEPH 4. BROWN
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-10-09
Meat Market !!
Clinton g. T. ]. Wilson,

HAVING PURCHASED The Meat Market
III Or Luekcy I bro, Win keep csneesntiy -
hand the best qualhy ofnceEj Mutton and Pork,
aad ether meats in their season. Having had
long experience in he business, and being large
" gagged in buying Cattle and II sga and feed
ing On their farms, will at all times fasnsh the
very best quality " meats. Since taking hold
oft1fs market they have reduced the price Of
noets one, third, and viii continue TO fufn ish
tier At the lowest living rates.
The highest market psise paid tor cattle and
l,egs. Those having stock for sale will do we'll
70 i've them call mo