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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-06
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Phalon,. "VItaIa !" Or. Salvation for tho Hair.
FOR RESTORING TO GRAY HAIR ITS ORIGINAL COLOR
PH.Loys "vIrALIA" differs utterly nom all the "dJs" eel
or,u and .rO'n" ~ 10 use h'sH 0a totally da'''a' 'ha
i =, ,mpd fragrant, and perfectly innOcuouS prscpAss no
muddy sseO.n, matter Requires no shaking up '0d eo@nas''
no .s to tn. .Is or tn. linen No paper TO
es. IL tarb spOsaOcs for the simple reason that 4" Hos'"oA
,s ali intent. .Od purpose. A sEw Toilet cbsu'u
h, III s,o,,,.. PHALoS SON Se-YorL
Hats
POR
BOYS AND YOUTH.
WARNOCK & CO., 519 BROADWAY.
Ladies' Furs.
EVERY ARTICLE IN DEMAND
AT PRICES TO SUIT THE TINES
WARNOCK & CO.. SO BROADWAY.
Union Republican GenSrai Committeo.-sIoea''' Com
mtiss THIS tsA,urAy EVENING, Nov at hsAaqaa
Broadway and Twenty second st.. Z" u o'clock -.
Al KssoH. (sscrs,arI.. 0ko' b. VAN SS ch,irn.u.
CatarTh ........... ........,... Heart Diseases
h Rl n 1890
M. umstsa .................... Womb Complaints
Esdada ..'..'.'.''''''''''''''La,e $500. $500,
Dsshes.....,..... Nervous Debility
co,.d instantaneous; and psra,nntJ b. TE uSIyERsTr
AEDICINka, q from % 70 90
Nsdlcne, mcdiclses, bus
.c 1sss o. The regularly Sss.'SsS
his eT valuable Illustrated desop,s
paSo, free address Dr. J. W. SCOTT Co., SVa's''"'PA'
fot ChT, =, u -
Nervous Diseases-Charles D. iIammena S s o D
merry Professor bs SIe'e Medical n..aitV &c continues
"a be eonsutsd aSEa persopsv o. Mat.i EERyOIfs pE
.s,i AZ Premature Physical aud hass ~
BIIITY Gs No has, seth %. es-ssa - s s' -.
u.,,orhoids, Fi.tas. aud fi.sIreiiSc are the, pre-
duesSn r1S s b SI Sa5s ~ D scc.s stamp Boa 1i
Vosss hour. from TO "a m Ito y ana =. oS y m
U T. Fire KTiins ai.her .a.ss q, .oVOssd % ,ss s.s
ready for insnas No esidng sss
ieih rns Of iavsntoBA u \ Flkk kkriN
lIISWRR Co No eDeyss " y.
a.. A. IN ara eoaiHahg the Newspaper Advertising Buas"
a. * Ssni ofJOY. cox Co. Tnbuae Baldpp
rne American Preparation Of AnnntIo a sSs,
Hrst Prise Medal and Diploma W we
known preparation OF Annat9 hAAumoue' "
"a is CORDOvA ~ Wltamst. n Y ------
FI0wers Tor PnriOr Windows, -
u or silhea Peiesa Stands wholesale % HeA AZ NShitS
T"rntars store, f6i Broadrsy opposite Boaas1
0oodaiI. Playing Cards-NsN beaat pueIus ss
d,si - kl,7rOR X At09ka Sole Aese' lN Hsale o.
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AIIRRIED

One hundred thousand persons barDing PTlts A.
trail" OIL, aad will have no other
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DIED.

an Notices Of Marriages must be Endorsed ,cih hil
name and address
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NATIONS SUNDAY NEWSPAPER

having Londop 10 Hsn Of costly
vorh completed ,hs e
s.allmeHt. as already stated. will sppsar ia the
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That great improvement has meantime been eff
aecled in the quality and finish of our WOOens. is
suIquestionable The late Exhibition demonstrated
this beyond cavil. We are now paking not only far
more but far better Wooden fabrics than ever
did PRIOR to 1861. We are producing Broadcoths.
Beayercioths Brussels Carpets, &c, &c, which most
OF lie purchasers suppose TO be offOreign origin aud
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lie y %. I'd. and 35P ctad val
lee. y 50. yd.snd IS Petai val
&c. y 90. I'd.
CSC. PSq yd.snd 15 p etad 5al
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Treble iugrsln. thTee.ply, and wors'ea
chain Veaetiau. .......s.. .'''..-''
Yarn, Venetian, and tsO-PlJ iogrsih''
Hemp or jute. ; ,..., :
DruEge, OF bookings printed e0i'ieo'
or otherwise ..........ss''''''' . - i,
OF wool, Car, or cotton, or pare o.
either. or other material not olho'
wise provided 0T........'ss''''''''
Provided. That mats rugs screens
. covers. kassOeks, bedsldes, ana o'hei
portioos Of carpets or oarpetng seAii %
. subject 10 the rate Of duty herein 'n'
po,cd on carpets or oarpsting Of IKE
character or description.
Mats. IN other. (nOt exclusively OF veg
stable mstsriai) screens, hassock'
aud ruEa. 1900
OIL cloths for floors, stamped, painted Of
printed, valued at 50 cents or less pei
square yard,ss.ss.ss...sss'
Value over 50 eeuts per square yard, sn'
81 other Oil-cloth (eHcept silk OIL
cloth, and on water proof cloth. mol
otherwise provided iOr......'..'..''
Oh silk cloth. .ssssssss''s'''''''
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Adares, fpda, Gs CDted STATES delivered
a. :. lsy1
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-11-05

THE COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS of the
Masonic Fair gratefully acknowledge the receipt
OF the following articles: SIX embroidered shirt
fronts, from Mr. d. b. Hasclton; one set toilet
boxes, from Mcssrs. North, Steele & wardell; one
cake fine jellies, from Mcssrs. B. Mantoue ( Co..
two handsome fans, from Miss r. Haas; chocolate
md coffee, from Messrs. ID. Paul & Co.; cologne
water and perfumery, from Dir. T.. M. Cohen two
dozen damasS doylies, from Messrs. Strauss &
Vance; large assortment OF pcrfumery, from
Mcssrs. A. W. Rckcl & Co.; one jar French pre-
serves, four bottles Jelly, large box sarllnes
from Mr.. +. O. Borner; one handsome neerschaum
pipe, two bead baskets, three Masonic pins, from
Mcssrs. North, Steele Wardeli, one silver plated
case basket, from Miss Clara Beesiey; one Guilds
embroidered white suit, from Mrs. McTureous;
one chds braided sacK, from Mrs. Lance; one
pair Polish boots knitting, &C., from Mrs. Brails-
ford; one pair worked slippers, one chds talma,
mats, cushion, &C., from Mlss E. CAN'T; knitting,
from Miss C. Drodie; childs snck. cushions, &C.,
from the Misses Elfc; knitting, from Miss NJ. W.
Brailsford; one pair flower mats, one alum bas-
ket, &C., from Mrs. st. J. Wilson; fancy collars and
toilet mats, from Miss Bacot; knitted crminc,
fancy boxes &C., from Mrs. ]. Knox; opera caps
and sacks, from the Misses Jcfords; large as
sortment ofhandsome plated-ware from J. .Steaue
ESQ.,, New York. II. f. BROWN,
Secretary
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UNIVERSAL RBSCoNTRE AND MUTUAL. SUR
rhlsE.-Thrcc Intended brides, an equal number
OF would-bc grOoms, twenty-onc fair single Ia.
dies intent On assisting the three arore mentioned
happy damsels in certain important ceremony,
twenty.oLc well dressed single gentlemen who
expected to meet the said twenty-onc single la-
dies Mt time not far distant O half dozen gray
haired, old gentlemen, and their complement of
Old ladies, whose hair should have been gray,
were enough to crowd one Of the counters OF Won
Santen's Bazaar. There such q shaking of hands
anu exchanging OF compliments, next such IL
unanimous look at the counter, and lastly, such
blank looks at each other. Their embarrassment
can be better imagined than described. II was.
Of course, rather awkward for them all to have
met at the same place and time to purchase their
wedding presents.
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Hotel ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 4.
CHARLESTON HOTEL.

NhthhhSION Ia.
IL. iiinds, Marion Courthouse; III. II. Newell.
nc" iofk; ii. !. Bragg, BrOOklyn; s. Husct, II.
1essup, New York; John Skusc HaItimorc; Win
II. Wcsson, North Carolina: u. C. Norman and
vile, L. W. Hcttlcs, Darlington; Vim. Rohliinr,
Baltimore; J. H. Miller and wife, Augusta. wu.
X. Garrison, New York.
PAVILION HOTEL
Thomas a. Icadbc,tcr, st. JOhn's Goose Creek
A. II. Brightman, Johns Island; u. WyIir. wud
manw Island; S. Rcy nods, steamship Evcrman:
X. llin'is, Marion; Isaac a. Banton, Mcrcatus; T..
l.. Grimes, $. ID. Darlington, Laurcns; w. Q. N.
Bcrly. i.cxington; n. w. Moblcy, Edgchcid; l. %.
Alter, Columbia; ". a. Lisley, Pickcns; T. j.
Clyde J. w. Farcy, W. e. Faircy, ]. w. II. Dukes,
Branchville; w. 7. Birnsal, California: J. w.
Cokes. Augusta; J. G. Campbell, Summcrvic;
Is. +. Weaihers, D. Maulcy, Roanoke, Ala; Miss
Terry, WATERFORD; d. IL. Rice and lady, Barn.
~eli; d. J. ilumbcrt, +. IIumbcrt, Grahamvilc;
ii. W. Hair, L. F. Hair. D. }. Hair, Barnwcll.
MILLS HOUSE.
J. c. Bu"d!cit, beaufort; H. G. Bagyett, South
Carolina; VIM. l.. Blr,isalc, New York; Frank w.
Harris, Il. +. Mcconnell, Fred. Brannk Nassau
ii. Howell and wife, New York; ii. ID. Brentwood
A. Kline, Robert j. Murrie, Robert Dohmc, Mas
sau; Jacn Clcnnzcnca, Mexico; e. Staples and
family, New York;. Caip and wife, Philadelphia;
I. j. Robertson, Columbia; J. ". BALDWIN, S. u,
Jones, Backlnorc Gco. II. Kennedy an,i wife, J.
Middleton, Georgia; p. Gosstcr and wife, pennsyl
yanlu
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-11-05

These bonds are secured by FIRST MORT
GAGE ON THE ROAD, Including its outfit and
equipment The Trustees are JAMES ROBB, OF
New York; WILLIAM AIKEN and GEORGE W.
WILLIAMS, OF South Carolina.
This Road Is los miles in length, connecting the
Cities OF Savannah and Charleston, ana is an i'm.
portant link OF through travel from the North to
Georgia, Florida and the Gulf States. The whole
Road will be In complete running order by the
first OF December
This loan is at the rate OF only $4,000 per mile,
which Is less than the cost OF the iron, and Is a
. hrst-class security in every respect.
These bonds are offered for the present Mt
EIGHTY CENTS on the dollar, by the SOUTt,
CAROLINA LOAN AND TRUST COMPANY, No. 10
Broad street. THOMAS II. wARING,
oct13 VIM Cashier.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-11-05

A WORD TO THE WISn.-Thc recent scenes OF
rowdJlsm enacted In Council, ami the Radical
legislation that has cursed our city, have produced
o adlsplriting effect in business circles. AS an evil
dence Of what could be accomplished under a
different form OF government, We give an cNtrac,
from late Savannah Price Current: eve arc
pleased TO report money easier, ami the tone or
business healthy. The credit Of our city is daily
gaining ground, as the honorable intentions OF
our new board have secured the confidence OF
capitalists Its bonds are held firmly for better
mnrkrt.u
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THE CHARLESTON NEWS: FRIDAY NOVEMBER $, 1869

Everything and everybody were now In n stat
OF the utmost confusion R' on motion to all
journ being offered by Alderman Cunningham,
the Council dispersed.
Down on the street corner, a colorct man AMI
Alderman Smalls, cOiorcd, came near having Il
light, the man having intimatcd that the Alder
man had sold himself, but all passed or quietly.
Geo. W. Clark was taken hold OF by two mcii, for
wha' purpose IL not known, and carried ol. Cor
bin Slipped oil quietly, AMI the MackcyB and II
few Loyal Lcagucrs remained to discuss the
affair.
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Auction sale. This Day.

Niles Drake will sell III 10 O'Clock, ut his store,
boots. shoes and hats.
j. & w. Knox will sell ut 10 o'clock, Of thcr
store, ribbons, hosiery, &c.
william Mckay will sell at 10 O'Clock, nj his
store, household furniture, &c.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-11-05

lLOSS Of w OS COTTON.-hI the SIatCQ
meeting OF the Chamber OF Commerce, held on
Wednesday night, the following interesting aud
important report was ordered to be republshed:
TO the Chamber of Commerce, Charleston:
GENTLEMEN-The undersigned, your committee
appointed at meeting OF the Chamber May
connected with the sale OF cotton I'm this city,
beg to report that they have carefully examined
weighed In this and shipped to other ports. For
this purpose they have carefully weighed several
bales OF cotton upon the lower Market publ" scales,
ana hnd they are entirely untitled for this purpose,
ferent trials They would, therefore, report nd
scales scales Of that character They further % r MeigIea
these same bales OH all OF the scales now used by
the wharycs for that purpose, and found no ma
teria variation between the different scales. They
have been forced to the conclusion that the scale
now In use is the best that they can recommend.
loss on cotton shipped from New Orleans where
the beam scale IL employed. They attribute the
loss OF weight complained OF TO have been caused
principally by drying In the holds of the steam
ers, rs cotton shipped by sail generally holds out
In weight. Your committee heartily endorse tho
recommendation with regard to the more careful
packing md bnlIng OF cotton by our planters
feeling sure that IL would he very much to their
Interest as q protection from stealing.
AS the sellers OF cotton have taken up the sub
lect OF Insurance, storage and the time for de-
livery OF cotton after sale, and as the prospects
points, we would recommend that We should
await the result Of their action in this matter.
UFon examination oil the through rates or
freight per railroad Us compared Will, the local
rates, we are satisfied that nj present no dlscrlm
ination Is made which con materially Affect the
Interests OF our market, and WE further believe
that the direction Of several lines of railroad
win always be glad to cooperate with this Cham
ber TO the extent OF their means In any course
which may have for It's object the building up OF
the trade OF our city.
All Of which Is respectfully submitted.
STEPHEN L. HOWARD.
WA. ri. LAwroN.
w. +. ROWLAND.
a. II. CHIsoLH.
ROBT. MURDOCH.
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TIE MUNICIPAL MEN1GERIE.
a LIVELY EXHIBITION.

The Trial of Alderman nInclscy-Thc AL
dormcn Accused or Receiving Br'bcs
To Vote ror hiu Conviction-CoiIec Iec'o or
nouncc Alderman II. j. NIuclscy as II
Linr-The nInckcys Refuse TO SIT
In Council with "Thicvcs, PolySn-
mists and PcrJurers," nnd Itcsign-
The Inspcctor-Gcnern1a also Throws UP
his Commission.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-11-05

BY virtue OF an order TO me directed from tho
honorable Circuit Court Of the Eighth Judicial
District. will sell to the highest bidder, at Pen
dleton Village ON FRIDAY, the 10th day OF No.
vcmbcr next,
The HOUSE AND LOT, known rs the late resi-
nence OF said deceased, situated In the Village OF
pendlet0n on - street, adjoining Lot or E.
acres, more or less.
The BRICK ST0REn0USE AND LOT, situate In
said Village, and OH the public square thereof,
now occupied by ]. B +. Sloan e. Co.
Terms OF Sale-Onc- fourth OF the purchase
money cash; the remaining threc-fourths on
credit Of twelve months, with interest from day
OF sale, secured by the bond OF purchaser, and at
least two approved snrctics with q mortgage OF
the premises. Purchaser to pay for stamps and
titles. JOHN w. DANIELS
Clerk OF Court Anderson County.
oct27 WIN l0DSC
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-11-05

AIKEN.-It is asserted TINT the applications
for hoard during the winter at Aiken is already
equal to the hotel accommodations OF that -four
ishlng village. 1t gives us pleasure to chronicle
this fhct The people Of Aiken deserve success,
and will attain 1t through energy and enterprise.
We have reason to believe that the winter travel
from the North TO the South will this year exceed
any former year. and In the future, so far from
diminishing, will increase annually.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-11-05

DIRECT TRADE.-A large lot of hardware,
received from England by the steamship Daricn,
was shipped through to Macon by the South Caro-
limo Rallrond yesterday. This is the first through
shipment from Europe to the interior made by the
Charleston Direct Steamship line.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-11-05

CRuABs.-A cock fight attracted small
crowd in Broad street yesterday. though It was
not quite as exciting as n Council meeting.
Mr.. WIghtman, n Charleston artist, has Just
completed wcll.exccuted picture OF Mr.. C. W.
Williams two children.
darkcy from the rural parts made his return
O few days since, but was highly Indignant when
called upon to make his mark. Selling the pen
like crowbar, ho exclaimed, -"L'em go; ken
work en-" and furnished q pretty fair autograph.
All persons, companies or corporations, failing
TO make returns OF their personal property, for
State taxation, to the assessors. at Flrc.proof
Building, before the 10th Instant subjects their
property to an increase Of fifty per cent, and an
law. ~
a large amount of money changed hands yea.
terday. Most OF the notes given to factors fell
due about the Is. OF November, and all obligations
have been promptly met
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-11-05

ANOTHER STEAMSHIP LINE.-By q special
dispatch which We print this morning, II will be
seen that two large iron s,eamships-,he Tcnncs.
see and South Carolina-are to be put on the
limo between Charleston and New York. When
thssc vessels are running, We eau, with the
Adgcr and Ravcnel lines, bid defiance to shippers
Jf freight and let them crowd us II they can
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-11-05

DIR. SAMUEL A. WHITE, Dentist, will be alb
sent from'thc city for n few weeks, from the 18th
November, and, In consequence, would request
his friends anu patients, desiring his services,
to call ms early as possible Mt his office, No. so7
King street, tover Allan's Jewclry Storc.)
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-11-05

PERSONAL AND ENTHUSIASTICALLY were glad
yesterday to greet Mr.. John S. Shuck, the young
and go-ahcad proprietor OF that lively weekly, the
Barnwcll Sentinel, who is now on business visit
to the city. Mr.. Shuck has made arrangements
to club his paper with THE CHARLESTON DAILY
NEWS at SO 60 year, and with THE TRI.wRKKLY
EBws at - q year. Cheapl
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-11-05

OUR PRICES CUR.sST.-we especially invite the
attention OF our merchants to THE NEWS Prices
Current, Issued this morning. Made up with the
utmost care, anu handsomely printed With entirely
new TYPE IL forins, will tue Dusinrss raru OF the
house forwarding 1t, the most attractive and vel
come weekly commercial circular that can be
used Price, for ten copies or more, with busI.
moss card, two and II half cents per copy. Single
copies, five cents.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-11-05

AN INTERESTING LEcruRE.-Bishop Lynch
Will lecture at st. PatricS's Church on Sunday
evening at halfpast O'Clock, on "Thc Miracle OF
the Liquefaction OF the Blood of 81. Januarius."
The lecture Is for the benefit OF the church, and
will doubtless be highly interesting.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-11-05

ATTENTION, TAXPAYERs.-A notice from the
City Treasurer, In another column, calls attention
to the fact that the period OF Indulgence allowed
for the payment OF taxes on real estate expires
on the 18th instant, after which date executions
will he issued Past due business returns will
also be placed in the hands OF the Sheriff, on the
18th
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-11-05

ARREST OF Tie FLOUR INSPECTOR Pro TEN
Yesterday Mr.. Caullcld, who WAS appointed by
Council Flour Inspector pro tenn, was arrested
upon O warrant issued by Magistrate Dngle,
charging him with crasing ana defaclng tho
Flour Inspectors brand upon barrels Of flour in.
spected for Mr.. Cater on rcndue Range by MT
Averill, Flour Inspector. Mr.. Cauheld gave secu
nty In the sum OF one thousand dollars to appear
for trial before the State Court.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-11-05

SALES or REAL EsrATE.-Thc following
sales were Effected yesterday:
BY LEITCII & DRUSS.
Four two.stOry wooden dwellings in Pickcit's
alley, u few doors from King. No. s3oD; No. .
s275i No. $500; No 5 $500.
ny a. e. M'GILLIyRAY.
farm In Christ Church Parish. six miles from
Mount Pleasant, and containing $40 acres, for
5000.
house and lot in Anson street, next north OF
wentworth street, for s1175.
BY HoIMES yIAoBErm.
Three tracts OF land in St. Georges Parish, con.
tainlng In all 1900 acres, for 5000.
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Aur.lumlrls p,Ipulc aaIee, Ml-
BY ]. FRASER MATHEWEs.

DICE AND PROVISION PLANTATION.
at Private Sale
That valuable RICE AND PROVISION PLAN.
TATlON, called Romncy, situated at South Ferry
on the Santcc River, containing 1888 acrcs-ioo
cleared and under bank 800 high land AZ clear
esi, balance well timbered with cypress, oak, dc.
inc Plantation Is now under cultivation a we'll
setiied Win Dwelling. barns and negro bouses,
amd known as ono OF the beat places OH tho river.
Titles uncyceptiOnnble.
For terms, apply to
J. FRASER MAruEWES,
Real Estate Agent, No. Sc Broad atreet.
oct2o flu
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-11-05

TIE CIRCUS OF Till; PERiOp-StOnc & Muir
ray's-will exhibit in Charleston, OH Thursday,
Friday and Saturday OF next week. Of course,
II IL the biggest thing i'll the lIe of sawdust opera
ever seen In this country.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-11-05

ASSAULT WITH INTENT TO KILLr-Yesterday
Sandy Brown. colorcd, went to n place about
twelve and n half miles from the city, and tried
to induce his wife Millcy, who was working In
the hed to leave and return to the city With him.
She refused, and the argument became rather
warm, when Miliey raised her hoe, but her valiant
spouse relied on n hettcr weapon, and, drawing
his knife, stabbed his bettcr-hnlf, injurng her
riousiy. The fracas was witnessed, and the op.
ponent OF woman's rights was arrested and
brought to the city, when he was committed to
jail by Magistrate Mackcy.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-11-05

Tns SISTERS OF MERCY beg to acknowledge,
with thanks, the receipt OF II donation Of forty
three dollars for the Male orphan Society, from
Mr.. Timothy OBricn of the Lower Market.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-11-05

CHANGE OF SCHEDULED On and atler Satur-
day next the Summcrville passenger train will
leave Charleston nj e:5D T.. NJ, and arrive Mt Sum.
mcrylllc at 4:1O =. NJ.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-11-05

JOINING HANDs.-At the regular meeting of
the Chamber Of Commerce, held on wednesa.
night, Captain Peters, Of the Charleston and
Liverpool steamship Darcn, was presented 10 tho
members by the president, II. Murc. Esq., and in-
yited to q scat In the Chamber.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-11-05

ONE QUTRE llneinitial note paper and twenty.
i've envelopes to match, for forty cents, ut c. G.
Fighters, No. i0l King street.
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CITY FF AIR IS
Meetings This Day.

Strict Observance Lodge, ut TP. NJ.
Eagle Fire Company, NJ T.. NJ.
Marion Fire Company, ut half-past { p. NJ.
German Rifle Club, nj 5 T.. NJ.
Charleston Inn OF Court, at r. 81.
Ladies' Fuel Society, ut IL a. VI.
Charleston Dental Association. at p. VI.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-11-05
by A. G. McGILLrYRAY,
Auctloueer.
VALUABLE BUILDING LOT ON KING.
STREET.

Will be sold on TUESDAY next, the 9th instant,
ut the Old Customhouse, at IL O'Clock
All that valuable LOT OF LAND ON the west
side OF King street fourth lot north OF Queen be-
Lot opening into Clifford alley. II feet by "a, more
or less.
Terms cash. Purchaser pays for papers as
usual.
For further particulars OF this valuable proper
ty, apply as above, at No. 20 Rrond street, where
a plat can b" secn nov5 fmtu3
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-11-05

To TH' LADrEs.-Wc beg to call your special
attention to two t2) cases OF Popllns IN choice
styles and colors at twenty-five cents. Thcse
goods are from auction; you will ind them cheap,
and very desirable, at No. 2s7 and 2ss King street.
Respectfully, STOLL. WEBB 4 co.
now
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-11-05

A FINE ASSORTMENT OF ALBUMS at very low
prices, including those holding fifty pictures ut
one dollar each. CIiAS. c. RICHTER
nov2 No. 16l King street.