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The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1869-12-16

COMMERCE. Os TIE WORLD. France
cxpurrs wine. brandirs, silks. fanci ar,
tirlc~, furniture, jcwcIry. cl"cks, watch,
cs, paper, rcrlumery aud fancy soods
generally.
Italy exports corn, oil, flax, wines,
essences, dye Stufis, l'ngS, irr marble
suap, paintings, cneravinSs, ncsaics and
salt.
Prussia exports linens, woolcns, zinc,
articles of iron, c"pper and brass, indigo,
wax, hams, musical instruments, tObac'
CO, wine and oIcclnin.
Germany exports wool, woolen goods,
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C,ni,,n TO 6nriCC

Last night Mr.. Charles Perkins, "i
this District, had stolen from him Il
mule, cart, and bale Ct c'tton
Weighing 4S5 pounds. The cotton WAS
bought by Mr.. George S. Doug 'a< this
morning, at 22-2 cents, from 4 c"l"rcd
merchant named William Carr, who
says it was delivered to him by a thiId
party. Mr.. Pcrkius arrived in town Il
short time after the sale, and upon ill.,
quiry found and identified his cotton,
whcrcupon Carr WAS arrested. Then
it was that the third party who dcliv-
c,cd the cotton to him (Carr,) was first
heard Of, and, according to Carr, he,
the third party, will be here 10 day to
receive his moncy. The who'c ann ut
that the cotton sold for (Sl09 l0) has
been recovered
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1869-12-16
THE JOURNAL.
CAMDEN. DECEMBER Is, 1869.
The New POSt-Omcc.

The mail was distributed last night
from the New Post, Office, on Rutlcdgc
Street. Hereafter, persons will get
their mail there. tits located in rather
an out of tic way place, ineonvenient
to business, but the building is very
nicely finished, and the convenicnccs Of
the interior Ear surpass those of the
old Office. - ~ 90
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Mr.. I. ". BraggcIian. a2cut Of lit
migration how !" New loik "'lIc> To
Us Isa,s the Ncwb,Iry lie uId) that
The prospect iVr s,cu.imS god clas,
vl u vruI II tarm IaOvrrrs /, uvrc iaIUr-
able than Lclctctur, aud that he can
ii very nany lnorc "iucrs Il" the u'vst
satisfactory Way.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1869-12-16

The Wilmington J"ar""l ANNOUNCES
that TIC wnu.cn t"r " 'InIn-: X Man
rh CT liaIl Roai, lis Iuum ms aud
cvery,hn < ,hcr, uil" LrIo. sln- Will, by
dccl,c VI ,uur bc sud al lub!c -ua.
tluu t. the h'eh,sl biut'r, AT the L"utt
House do + "ltnc County oil New liam
vv.r, ou lie 5,h d"y oI Ja"uaIS 1917.
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STOLEN

From ms rcsblencc on "r about :hc lit
liist.. u pair oftOXEN. one Il large r,d
abimal &ah asllt in buth cars. The
osln r, light 5red, with white streak
down HE tack, fn cklc face with the
cnd of the tail clipped square.
y Reward OF Twc"ly Dollars " II be
la.l Inr the Thief, with proof to convict.
Any information 1hsEfk'dity ~wrrivtdT'
BEN IlMMY.
pcc l6. 81 II = JJ.lWy
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1869-12-16

oLD.PRIZEs. Tue fifth number Of
the Curoiima Farmer. new series, is
before us 1t is, rs usual, filled with
choice original aud select matter for the
farm and firc>idc; and at $500 per !car
is one of the cheapest Family Wcckli,s :
in the country. In the number before
Us the proprietor announces prize OF
Twenfy Flee D"UrS IN GrM fur the
;csr, F!jlccn D"I'"rs !" G"d for the
second largest, and Ts" Dol[nrs IN G"hi
for the third largest club of subscribers
sent by any one person between Tc.
ccnbcr 18th, 1869. and March 18th.
1870. Parties wishing 20 compete for
the Goll prizes may obtain specimen
copies Of the CuroIiau Farmer, aud
blank subscription lists hy addressing
Wm. II. Bcrnard1 rttTqTaUd trUpIlc,or
Wilmington, N. G.
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Assigllee's Notice.
IN BANKRUPTCY.

Tn the matter of u. w JORDAN, Bank.
lupt.
Re virtue ofan order obtained in tho
above case, all creditors holding liens
ouainst the estate of said Bankrupt, arc
n,dered to prove The same bef"re ". [.
Clnwson. Reg ;strr, at io,k,ille within
one month trpm the date Of the fr>t
,uLllcu,ion or to b" dcbarred from any
benefit under the decree of distribution
10 be made. .'-.-- .'.".
JOHNKERSHAW, Assignee.
Nov. II. 81.
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]. j. Wright, Il cn!orcG member Of
our L"Yialaturc, whp Was one Of the
party 'j"ctcd from the cars on the Rich.
mond and nanvllc rail road during his
recent witt to Washington City, has re-.
TUNED To Column Il, and makes the fol-
lowi#g statement of the atf .ir:
He said ,lrcpar', whirh irf hrrr for
W"sl.;".,,.,. ,"n .ie.ca - &HnntI. rs Saw
yc:and R"b"rstdn, ll"cc, Wa1scG, !r"r
ley, M"ii$, Rainey, Wimbu>h and him.
self. Senator Sawyer bought them all
lir>' class passenger ticke'S, paying s."
for each ticket After they s"t III the
car at Gr,cnsborn' the conduc'or cane
t. y ri.irt. told him rhc rar in which
he wos sitting wA>a II laly'> Car aud that
he must @, in front There WAS thcn
in rlic car bat one f'malc, Il servant
.i,l. who accompanied llogr. Vii @hl
rcp'i. Il that he had rs .m d Il r'eh, to i
seat thrr" as any other gentleman in he
car unaccompa"ird l.y Il lady. On the
way t. Cluvcr Station lie waS informed
that the conductor had arranged viii!
some fifteen or siXtec" men t" 81 j"ci
mand Senators Raincy and WimbW>h.
When the train arrived at Clover Sta
tiun, the two Litter cot NIT FIR refresh
nlcut>. On their return to the same
car ,hcy faun,! it locked and and were
denied I'D ni:tancc. The cnnduc'nr IL
gain appruachrd Wri=ht aud tod Him
he must leave II at car Wright RI.
fused. unless elected by f'rc". Colonel
Bufnrd. President "f the Road, Was the
lir>t to lay hands upon him To remove
Him. Sumc three "r i,ur tn"k h"'d ut
him and ud,rrd lin In leave. Wi ghi
ru lied that he nus. ,ir!d tn i"rcc. He
then left the ear. $evc'al Of the other
passengers czpr ><cd indignation at III
trcatmcLt uf The Scra'urS.
Rain, y and Nimbu>h were at Gr>t
supposed t" be white, aud were MT an.
n"yrd. They wcrc even in,it,d Il to take
Il birth in the sleeping car On it, be
cunning known, huwrv"r. that they were
c"lo,, d, they wcr" shut out "i rlcr seats.
S,wycr and Robcr>r"n hail gone iHro
the sleeping car. Wright says when
the attack WAS made upon him. li"nc
picked up his hat and started for the
y, cping Cur. tn the morning. after
the affair was ov,r, u"gc tod Wight
thar he WIS not ahlc I" assist in The
cvcring ia consequences "f rheumatic
pains, but that he felt mu,h better then
aud was ready to fl a't it out. Wright has
institute, d suil against the COMPANY,
a"d cmpl"ycd Counsel l. Riddle, "f
Washington, to attend t" the case.
Some cf the u'lnbrrS of the Chat.
ham Rail Road Camp'ny have ci'cn'a'
ted rumnr tnat President Bu'urd is
also President of the Chatham Rail
Road Conl any. arumor that has been
imIi@nautly dcuicd by tn" members OF
the rhir,! House having the interest of
the Chatham in their special Keeping
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1869-12-16

The New Evlrc ic, Which iae!n les
? The L.,mi We LnCe, INV III course ot
pu l,cat,un IL E,ltn ne,re. u'icr the
aus, c,sUf ,!Itssis urntu u M"rd"c'r'
i, Que oi The pfcttcsl >rc"llns"s vi 'yP'
graptlcai and pam'ph''t cAccut"n III
me cvuu.ry. We nolr, win pie osu {,
ihaL II /, sulncwlat changing ald Dr
coming vehicle ioT VI S"ai Produc'
llui,s vi our uwi writ. Is
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1869-12-16

\ Mr.. RrLmund. ut tnchcsttr, y.
Y, h ) con lluc I'd sic"rr lucuu.UilNc
which draws tn C.. lou It's, aid ~rIg' s
only lwu tolls, lnrlu Il 3 boilers anu WI
ter. 1hr R"clnsicr C"m", at.,r wIta,s.,
ing the pcrioi oiinIhcc vi ti's haciIiie-
uccIa:,s, tndt'lis utlil y %Ls luiiy cstab.
nshcu.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1869-12-16
EmDortaat 10 Tax Payers.

Tax payers will do well to notice the
advertisement of Frank GoSs, Collcc.
tor Internal Revenue, lst district S. Z.
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Plantation for Sale.

Thai vllunhIc PLANTATloN: III .nI .nl
County. near Liberty HILL corna'a'nG ''.C'
acres NOR. or less. The ground IS ierlne' Ta a
ter plentiful climate healthy and nus
terms apply by letter or in person. ~ r
JOHN KERSHAW, Camden' o. "
Nov. 25.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1869-12-16

Onc Tract Of Two Hundred Acres In
.--....Iuitr.- nn waters III Len Bramcli,
h"un''cd Ndr,h BY l,nd- Of JOHN Krby,
East Ly lands are q: John March,
Sou,IIy E>Iateoi Pecb r.nnd West BY
lands III Rus>cl Hail and Wiley Mmre.
Terms, Cnr Furtl,, Cash. balance ON
Il credit Of one, two and three yea,s, in
equal annual insialmen'> with inirftst
fr"m dare, secured by bond, personal
surety aud a ntHrg'ge d 'pren'isss'-
Purchasers to ray far' stamps' and pa
per>. ,., J. p. BOSWELL,
Dec. l6.-4t. s. X G.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1869-12-16
nj KERSHAW n"
In the Probate Court,

Ihnj. :. Ilurplre,s, Susan his Wife,
Benz, J. RadcIiHe. y ~ vs. Jo>inh
Parish. Harriet his Wife, Krbreca
Radcliffe It ai.-!rtiIiun for Parti-
" tim. &r. '... -a 3 ..s..;
In pursuance Of orders made in this
cause. lay j i Sutherland, Judge of
l'rnbate. | will sell before The Court
House in Camden, on Monday. the 3d
dry "f .Janrary pr"s., being the first
Monday in thc.said IN NTH, the fvll,w-
inr parcels of Real Estate. lptr the pro.
pcrterty Of William II Radcliffe, decd
viz:
hn Tract Containing Scrcn''fIun.
lrcd and Thirty Ei@h, Acres. lying dn
waters "i I'lIck River. in said c"unty,
hmn,h d Moth BY lands "f. iIymhrirh
Stokes, Ea>, by land- Of William Hall,
South hy Ian Is ot J'J Hall aua Wtst
hy lands ul l} j Radcliffe. s.-'t''1
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Important TO Tax Payers
U. S. INTERNAL REVENUE.

DrInty Coil. r'or's; Qihcr, Isl District,
Snulh Carrlina,-Lamdcn, Dccrnrb,r
llth l>GS.
Al PERSONS who arc indebted f"r TaSr<
now past 'Iu" frr yeats 1866. 1867
lsGS nnd 1860. il usi, G. pn AmIlfri
and Mmlhlv- Ii.ts. arr hereby finahy
noifrd that if not pAi'l hy Monday, til"
2nh necrmhcr inst. will BE- cpllcctrl
by distr.int and >alc Of pr perry so lr'
wed np"n. Ny irstrn",i"ns ;'re M
u, ra,i,e FRANK G8SS. d.
Dep. Collector, lst Dist, 5. c. :.
Dec IG 1t.
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OFFICE 0FTnE------.-
. DICKSON FERTILIZER
COMP aAjNdYs

Au.u>ta, Gas S"N,lzrh. 1869.
ITavi g 'iTrT,I, ii, I,and Fair Srokirf .Nor1
PERUVIAN GtEAND. and Al opc n7&
ot. hen4. aLle,io keep up the supply
we tx4uce thr price OF
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1869-12-16
/. DECISIONS COMPOUND :

..' "f'l l!"v VI 'sHG ldft =; g,:y.s;.
Ard On iima till Nqyrmb,r !, ,B!9;
$3.50 and. 'n'rrcst, t"r approved ,tity
Acrcp'ancr. Dralnge 7" all esses+SF
wr Ton. Dick>a' 'sdrossp"stnl alsd'
aiIl be lrliv|r d Free of.Churgr. at.any,
frrnti. SoaII, Carolina. iu exchanges
"r.Co ton; Seed, q! thr rate OF ~; lbs
OF he Coup unt for Is bushels (S3
mund> tanch) if<ctd. 9dRags' for seed
al,oD III fiurrin:S! I'd fec ;Gti charge: s.s. .,-og
'' AdtIierS - {. .;....,..- gi,,.... ..,
.,Ga.,. Z. +. ALExANDER;
s.. .......f. .-. Columbia, Sc: 'E
Dee, .l6. " lt*.
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Dee. l6.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-10-07

Special notices 20 cents per line each insertion.
Advertisements payable quarterly in advance
Owyhee semi-weekly tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory) 1868-1869, 1869-05-21

The Tidal Ware OF deeper souls
Into our inmost being rolls,
And lifts US unawares
Out OF all meaner cares.
LoHafsilor.
Owyhee semi-weekly tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory) 1868-1869, 1869-05-21
SILVER CITY, 0WYHEE COUNTY, IDAHO TERRITORY MAY 81 1862

changing horses and a depot for
surplus stock. 1t abounds in fine
pasturage and produces any quanti-
ty of hay, many tons of which are
put up each season for the use of the
stage line.
Paul Gordon's place is exclusive
ly devoted to making hay, OF which
it produces immense quantities.
Ruby Ranch, at the crossing of
Cow Creek, kept and owned by DIR.
f. w. Inskeep, is a valuable place
not only for hay, stock, and as tav-
ern stand, but is susceptible of being
cultivated to the production of all
the grains, cereals and vegetables
common to the temperate zone.
Sheep Ranch has already been de-
scribed in recent issue of this pa
per, which finishes up the settlement
known as Jordan Valley, with the
exception of a few ranches in the
neighborhood of Farnaman's, which
we have not found time to visit,
Smith 4 Brainard are said TO have q
nice place, which they are bringing
under good cultivation.
A few years will make s'greal
change in Jordan Valley. When
hedges shall be grown for fences and
| fruit trees adorn every farm it will
be almost paradise.
Owyhee semi-weekly tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory) 1868-1869, 1869-05-21

1t is painful to know that the control OF
public journal has fallen into hands weak
enough 10 allow viscious scribbler to take
advantage OF 80 heart-rending a calamity as
has befallen the sarnily of Mr.. Burmester to
make political capital at time when the
hearts Of the whole people are weighed down
beneath the shadow OF great grief The
Boise Democrat, in asserting that John kon-
opeck, the perpetrator of the horrible crime,
had been Federal soldier, and that because
he was such soldier he committed this foul
deed, betrays malignity of heart and base
ness of character but little short of the au-
thor of the tragedy that has cast 80 deep
gloom over = whole region Of country-al-
lowing them both TO be in their proper senses,
which in either case is questionable--why
at such time attempt to turn the generous
sympathies of the people whose hearts are
deeply touched with tenderest feeling To-
wards the bereaved ones into political jeal
ousies, hatred and bitterness The assertion
alone that this man belonged TO the Federal
army is probably false, if we may judge
from his subsequent associations; but adj
mitting that he was, or that he WAS a Con
federate or Fenisn soldier, or what not, and
to say that because he was such he wss
/ therefore the fiend he proved himself TO be
| is to belle aud slander the class Of men to
whom We are indebted for the privileges We
1 now enjoy of life, liberty and the pursuit Of
happiness. and unworthy OF any gentleman
fl TO be trusted with the control of a news
paper That Mr.. Carton, the present pro
prietor. who is an innocent son OF boy,
wrote the paragraph referred to we do not
believe. and if he is to blame it is for assam-
ing control Of the paper without sufficient
judgement OF moral stamans to exclude such
Objectionable sentiments from the columns
of his paper when presented for publication
by older, less scrupulous and more hardened
Villains. We understand the fact TO be that
Mr. Carlton. on his arrival here three or four
vaars ago. claimed to have been Federal
soldier himself, and it is not likely he would
get down and eat the dirt from Confederate
feet for the simple pleasure Of having fling
at his old companions, or TO crafty any enc
nv of the bereaved sufferers of the late ter
rible calamity by attempting to make po-
litical matter oftheir misfortune We there
fore conclude that some heavy outs'de press
ure has been brought 10 bear upon him
whereby be has been obliged to obey the be
bests Of some person Of vicious mind who
has designs Of bis owo TO accomplish
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Dry Goods, Clothing, Hais Boots, etc.
according To quality.
Owyhee semi-weekly tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory) 1868-1869, 1869-05-21
THE TIDAL WAVE
Is PUBLISHED sEMI- WEEKLY
Tuesday and Friday Mornings.
T. j. Il j. s. BUTLER
Proprietors.
IIosto1iee Building, Washington Street,

TERMS or SUBSCRIPTION IN CURRENCY:
S,rals conv per Year. $40 90
Six Months. 5 SO
{. !. one Month. 0e
{. =. Each so.
A.. sunare aprSeIn 10 lines or less one time SIS 90
g Each additional week ....-. W
,.os,ss;onaI cards ner Quarter. 10 90
AZ A liberal reduction from the above rates
will be made on lengthy or yearly advertise
nents. .
rren lines of this type, or equivalent space
make one square.
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Professional anh Dusiufss CARDS.
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Gently all expressed astonishment
that so much good land had remain
ed so long uncultivated while prices
of all kinds of produce for which the
soil and climate are so well adapted
remained so high. Hills Ranch, at
the upper end of the valley-so far
as can be seen from the stage road
is the most extensive, best cultivated
and most beautifully located of any
we have seen, though Farnaman's,
which is still further up and out of
sight of the road, is described as
still superior in beauty, extent and
in the amount OF improvements that
have been put upon it. At Hills,
the young grain is up in the fields
sufficiently high to carpet the ground
in green, which, with a splendid
garden in the foreground and forty
or fifty young calves across the road,
skipping and playing on the grass
plat, gives the place an air of thrift
and good management very pleasant
to look upon in comparison with
the sage, alkali and volcanic sur
roundings that so generally meet the
eve in travelling from the Humboldt
to Snake River. Another beauty
connected with the place is that pas
sengers, drivers and messengers are
ALWAYS welcome to a drink of good,
fresh buttermilk, which, notwith-
standing, from habit imbibed IN
infancy, the parson never fails to IN
form you is Democratic milk, is very
refreshing as neutralizer of the al
kali YOU have been obliged to swal-
| low in order to quench thirst on the
Humboldt.
Baxter's Ranch is the oldest set
tied place in the valley, and Is very
productive. Mr.. Baxter is thrifty
farmer, but has hitherto given bis
attention principally to the hay busl'
ness. He returned last week from
an all Winters visit to Iowa, and
very sensibly brought with him q
wife. We expect ere long to set
mauy little improvements in the ap-
pearance of Baxter's Ranch that In
his bacbelorhood he neverthought OF
Isbell's Ranch, next below Bax
ter's. is a fine place susceptible Of
good cultivation, famous for hay
and when he shall have followed
Baxter's example in the family busl
ness will be a pleasant place to 1--we
Hymer's comes next. Here Is on
: of the finest warm springs for bath
: ing purposes to be found anywhere
said to be possessed of excelleD
I medical properties. Hay land il
abundance and very pretty llttl
garden are added to the attraction
of very pleasant family.
A. C. Goodrich is in the stock
dairy and farming business, has bui
>. q GOOD house, has family and
happy. What is said of Hills plac
: will apply here with the excsptlo
of year or two in time, IN WHO
Hill has the advantage, and in th
politics of the buttermilk.
f. Munger's is new place and give
evidence of industry and promls
ed of success.
:. :. Lockwood 4 Cable have the larg
est bouse in the valley, good ten
.9l 9l ing broad acres and promise OF GOO
IS crons A blac ksmith shop adds
the local Importance of the plast
and nakes II a sort OF center Tor II
Owyhee semi-weekly tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory) 1868-1869, 1869-05-21
U.,aI Accident At Robie's MIL

--Just As we were gong 70 press Iast eVen'
;ng news came from the saw.mill OF Robie
tbat some time during the day while man
named Mssterson was running the planer
hit f,ev out, striking him in the forehead
and cutting .be top OF his head of-Stofes-
man
Owyhee semi-weekly tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory) 1868-1869, 1869-05-21
Agents Wanted $40 a Day.
Two $40 Maps for 81.
LLOYD'S
PATENT REV0L WING DOUBLE
MAPS.
Two Contfnents--Ame and
Europe and America with
the United States portion
ON an immense scale.

Colored-in 1000 Counties.
HyHEsE great Maps, now just completed,
IL 64x62 inches large, show every place
of importance, all Railroads to date, and the
latest alterations in the various European
States These Maps are needed in every
School and family in the land-they occupy
the place Of one Map, and by means Of the
Reverser, either side may be thrown front,
and any part brought level to the eye
County Rights and large discount given to
good Agents.
Apply for Circulars, Terms, and send
money for and see Sample Maps first, II not
sold taken back on demand.
J. 7. LLOYD.
4st47. % Cortland Street, \. \.
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Agents.--BLAKE 4 CO. at the fost-
office, Idaho City. ,..;,,o
/. ]. SWART, at Rogers Store, LentViiie.
CAPT. GEO. DREW, at the POstonce' III
Herman & Co IS Store, Owyhee Clty-
H.H LAMKIN, City Book Store, BOISE
City
Owyhee semi-weekly tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory) 1868-1869, 1869-05-21
WAR EAGLE HOTEL!
Washington st., Silper City, r.
v. Blackiuger.. ..froPrie'"'-

NyHE PROPRIETOR of this Large ana
Commodfous House has HeI.leo
and Refurnished the Establishment IN s
pcrior style. making it second 10 none
in the Territory. .,a, =,
Being situated in the business por'lon Vi
town il affords unusual facilities 10 the tias
Sing public generally. Rooms ntted up eS-
pecially for the use and
Accomm of Families.
~ Thankful for past patronage no pans
will be spared TO merit continuance o1 .ne
same. l21tfl V. BLAChiNuhn'
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-11-08
Passengers.

Per steamship Magnolia, rom New York5Jas jas
Pier, G butcher and lady, Miss, Dolan, hr Kaya,
naugh, H NJ Wood and lady, Mrs Williams and
brother, Bertine, DJ Greenough, Martin, MI
Agremente, Mr. Argeiow, Miss A K Frost, X Hin
Mr. wigton, G L Richardson, Ackerman, John
Henerman, G Carter, J Smith, Herman,
Hail. NJ Reynolds, E Ward, Mr Ward, and II In
steerage.
Per Steamship Manhattan, for New York;
Albers. NJ Holllngsworth J Edwards, Miss Mary
G Corcoran, Mrs II Norris, Miss DeLacy, De
Cheney, @ Evans, w Givens, and Rev d u
Hunter.
Per steamer Pilot Boy, rrom Savannah, via
Beaufort and Hilton Head-Mr DeBellinger, ] 4
st John, wife and servant, L II Toomer, Copes,
wife and servant, w Morris, Won Harten, G
SLEEPER, Il Robinson, M Hewith, G @ Kirby, e
N Chisolm, and Is on deck. as .sss- - ~
Per steamer Dictator, from. Palatka via Jack.
sonyille Fernandina and Sayannah-Mrs San
nav, Mrs Sprague, two children and nurse, Miss
Sprague. S Kennedy, G w Pratt, ] Henry, En-
win, II Taylor, @ Johnson, ] Gorham, Brown
and lady, Aston, Mr. Butler, Mr. Gleayer, "a A
Stman, E MofIett, w Kirk, McM King, Rich
ardson, Il Davant, G NJ Gruber, and IL on deck.
Per steamer st Helena, from Edisto and Rock.
ville-C Bates, ] II Bates, J Eddings, Wescoat,
and 10 on deck.