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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-02-12
FOR PROVIDENCE.
TOR LIVERPOOL.
CHARLESTON AND LIVERPOOL STEAMSHIP
LINE.

CHARLESTON AND LIVERPOOL sTEAMsHrP
LINE.
~~sn. TEE FIRST. CLASS IRON SCREW
XkGSVfGy Steamship GOLDEN HORN, 4. J.
llakHZsEafNg BIAOn@ Master. having ons-hslf
=nrs41S4SA sss16.ssSA her cargo engaged aud going On
board, viii moet With dispatch for the shove port
to sail on or about the 2oth instant.
Februsrys RoBT. MBRE co.
TRAVELLERS PASSING THROUGH
CHARLESTON EN- RoU TO FLoR1DA: AKES ~.
~~hm. Aud other places, should not fM
NSyYs9g to lay in their supplies Of rhOYIs'
LI3MK4kf1E~ IONS. CLARETs. CAAAeAdNEs
cSsPIAMs Ms.Ts ghSaHss so1ps sc "his
Pates of Wild Game, Deviled Entremets. Ham,
Turkev, Lobster. ETC.. for Luncheous, sand wiches,
Travellers Repsst, &c.
&TSend for catalogue.
WIN. s. CoRwN CO.,
No. 275 K1nSstreet,
Between wentworth and Beaufain,
Charleston, 8. O.
Branch of No. 900 Broadway corner 3o.6 street,
INLAND ROUTE.
THROUGH TICKETS TO FLORIDA.
CHARLES1 ON AND SAVANNAH STEAM PACKET
LINE, VIA EpIsTo, ROCKVILLE, BEAUFORT
THE ATLANTIC AND GULF R4ILRoaD AND
CONNECTIONS FOR ALL POINTS In
FLORIDA.
49, THE FINE, FAST STEAME ER
JaassS:z.StE2 PILOT BOY, Captain FEsH rEdK will
leave Charleston on MONDAY and 1huRspK1 Mons.
Nes at Eight o'clock Returning, will leave savannah
TUEspAY MORNINGS at Eight o'clock, and FhnDA1
AFTERNOON at Two O'Clock, touching II ndisto on
THuRspAY trip from Charleston. at Eleven a. NJ.
and leaving Edisto at Nine a. NJ SATrusaAIs on re.
turn trip.
The steamer will touch at Blu6tou and Obi sotn's,
each way every two weeks. commencing with "trip
OF January 21st. and at Rockville every THURSDAY.
For Freight or Passage apply to
JOHN FERGUSON,
January II Accommodation Wharf.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-02-12

@ NOTICE.-THREE MONTHS AFTER
this date, application will he made to the South Car
olina Railroad and Bank, for removal OF CEkTIFI-
CATE No. 275s. dated April 27th, 1858, for Fifty
whole Shares in the said Compani 8. The original
being lost d. WlLsoN.
Eebrusrv 10 1amo3mos
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-02-12

Tho Marion Crescent s,ys: slim Bird (negro)
was shot on Sunday morning last IN Mr.
{. gorge Edwards garden, in the act Of stealing
vegetables. load Of shot enter ID the leg aud
foot, making an ugly wound. It is thought
that amputation may be necessary"
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-02-12

and solemn matter. Fifteen hundred citizens
of Charleston (all of the defeated partly have
como forward aud protested against tue eiee,
tion." They had an examination, and then SAID
they would GILL it contest. They wanted TO
cali it something like the last sentence in this
section (seetion seven). They then concluded
to call it a contest and examine the matter.
What did they find? After two weeks exami-
nation they established the fact that the mana
GERS of election had conducted it as we'll as
they knew how. They had three days re-
cistration; had conducted it in the most care
full manner; had registered all the voters IN
Charleston who wore able to register.
They had rejected all not entitled to register:
On the day OF the election they had conducted
the election. received the votes Of all entitled
to vot and rejected none entitled to vote.
Election day passed off. The next day they
counted the votes and sent in their returns.
There were certain informalit'cs that came to
lipnt il, the investigation. For lnstaace. they
found that tho managers Ill one or TWO pre-
clucts had not required the oath OF every voter.
They had thought 1t unnecessary TO lake the
oatli of parties registered whom thcy knew.
They thought that oath was simply to identity
the voters, Ii they did not know them they
made them take tho oath. Notice this fact.
It did not appear that anybody VINO was regis
tered and had right to vote was prcseGted
from voting, or that anybody was excluded
Irom registration who was entitled TO register.
So that although there may have been seem
ing departure from the law III not requiring
the oath. it was not departure in substance
but on.y in form. This non-subs cribing of tho
oath was the great bugbear-the great in Tor
mality. as it turned out in the proof-upon
which they said We declare the election void
Mind. they never proved that any man en-
titled 10 vote had been refused the exercise
of that privilege:
Senator Corbin then reviewed the proceed.
mos before the Supreme Court and the writ Of
mandQnaus granted by thar body. The Acting
I;oard of Aldermen, in their reply to the per-
emptory writ OF the Supreme Court, declared
precisely what is announced III the preamble
pf he bin. The court of course, did not under.
take to cav this man or that ulan was elected
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1869-10-10
MEDICAL ADVERTISEMENTS.

THE LATEST DISCOVERY IN INDICATION
l. The great difficulty which physical have been
laboring for centuries TO overcome has aengh been
obyiated. A Vegetable Cnthartic and airatiye more
efficient than any mineral preparation of class
and agreeable to the taste ordinaryndy is now
offered to the sick in the form of LozenS
DR. Erasplus WinslOw's Liver and StonSh Lozenge is
the most important medicinal novelty hat modern
chemistry has produced. 1t contains twbotanical
tracts perfectly harmless IN themselves u embodyng
all the remedial properties of mercury AZ destinec In
this pleasant form TO supersedo and banisom genGtl
use the nauseous pills and potions of with that dan.
gerous excitant is the main ingredient. &e than
thousand experiments made by the Antor of this
peerless remedy before it brought Tits present
state of perfection. The Lozenge Is hnhless in its
operation and although the medicinal tastSof its
tive eomponents has been extingushed by Aemical
their virtues remain active and potent aver.
Ip Dyspepsia Biiiousness Constipation, fk or Ner
vous Headache Piles, Dropsy and the Irregularities To
which the feebler subject the Lozeles will be
found infinitely effective than any of be horrible
and disgustingee usually administed in such
cases. As anti bilious specific and genes aperient
they have equal either among advertise prepare
the prescriptions of the regular phahacopia
1t is guaranteed that who has onctried DR.
Erasm us winsIow 8 Liver and Stomach LoAge, will
ever again take purgatiye powder dran3t pill
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1869-10-10

nished the thousands who thronged to ask, re-
spcctfully but firmly, that their countrymen
now languishing in British dungeons should
experience the same measure of humane ana
enlightened statesmanship which up to the
present has characterized every other civilized
government save that of England.
Kilkenny and the Land Question.--A large and
highly influential meeting was held on sun
day, 10Th ult., for the purpose of expressing
the opinions of the people of Kilkenny on the
great question of the day-the land question
of Ireland. There were fully 5000 persons
present. z-i4-
TIE Catholic Cemeteries Conmittee.-The Very
Rev. Monseignor O'Connen, Dean of Dublin,
and Mr.. Edward Fottrell, j. p, of Harcourt
street, have been nominated to the places on
tho committee made vacant by the lamenteo
demise of Alderman Dewitt, j. p, and the re-
signation of Mr.. Darcy, III. p, who has signi-
fed that the pressure of duties prevents MS
attendance ut the board.
Landlord Justice-The Most Rev. Dr. MEvil-
ly, Lord Bishop of Galway, accompanied by
the Very Rev. George Commins, p. p, V. G.,
visited, q few days ago, the tenants on the
non, in this neighborhood, held in trust for
some of the charitable institutions of Galway.
After due inquiry, his lordship fixed their
rents at the Government Ordnance valuation,
with guarantee of leases at that figure. The
tenants are also allowed unlimited freedom to
perty.-IuGns Herald.
Death of Lord KingSton.-1t is with very much
regret that we have to announce the death of
this nobleman, which took place recently ut
the Imperial Hotel Lord Kingston was i'll his
Goth year, and was hardly in the possession of
that short time he gave q noble example in
their management, which it would be fortu-
nate for this country if followed by other land
owners =
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1869-10-10

THE CoUNCu.-The conflicting kilograms
respecting the expected absence of certain
number of Bishops from the Council on the
9Th of December corrected by the new
number of the Ciuiita, which remarks, with
perfect justice, that Bishop can properly
be said to have declined the invitation it is
only true that some few prelates, whose num-
Der scarcely amounts altogether to fifty, have
Submitted for the consideration of the Holy
Father grave reasons against their coming, and
that in each particular case the Papal decision
the circumstances is awaited. The newspa-
pers which take special interest in ecclesiasti-
cal music have recently stated that one of the
preliminary commissions had procured from
Professors Liszt, Fetis and Sain dArod, three
reports on the notation of plain chant with %
view to obtaining from the Council an authori-
tative decision in favor of one system, which
would thereby become binding on the whole
Church; but the Gaz<ettG Musicale, of Milan,
contradicts this statement as far as regards NJ.
Fetis; and new Roman periodical, called II
Palestrind, declares positively that the rumor
is entirely unfouuded. Letters continue to
reach Rome from various quarters in approval
of the proposals lately issued by the academia
deP Immaculate Concezione for tribute of adj
hesion and of obedience to the Council of the
Vatican /; the learned laymen of Bonn will find
here good opportunity of following the ad-
vice which they received from the Archbishop
of Cologne in answer to their address "
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1869-10-10
nuI52ni
Office, 81 Magazine street,
NEW oRIFASs La

Standard FIRE PROOF ROOFS, equal in durability,
and far superior in other respects to sheet slate put on
much less This Roofing is adapted 70 steep as
we'll roofa making of valley CUTTERS, etc. etc,
thereby dispensing with the of metal for that pur
pose. 1t weighs much less to the square than sheet
Slnte OF transportation comparatively small and
the Iaodc of application quite simple Goes ot AFFECT
tho water. No painting s required
be applied the sides of buildings as well rs the
roof making inc whole fire proof As covering for
Steamboat Roofs 1t is superior to anything In use
Parties interested can be referred 20 numerous roos
city them the largest constructed In the
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Communications addressed to EDWD IhOAFoUNI
Secretary Treasurer will receive prompt attention
nayl6 6m
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1869-10-10
III BY Using DR. FERRIS'S
PATENT SUPPORTER TRUSS
The Most Efficient Comfortable, and Secure tuss in
Z Use. Constructed upon an entirely prinlple.


1t is entirely different in principle and acti& from
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1t has springs iron bands thus avodiIt all in.
furious pressure at the back at the time Import
ing the abdomen and relieving the aperture of undue
weight. The Button is formed that the prebure
equal all of the Hernal without in.
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which the Button is made renders it impervious 10
spiraton and produces rapid absorption of the posis
sub cellular which permits the
Button to net immediately upon the tendinou4 canal,
thus efectUally closing the neck and obteratg the
HeTnial Sac by adhesive inflammation. -
1t is comfortable night day glove. Ittdapts
itself to position; be applied at agei annot
by it by any strain movement 1t is complicated,
and cannot get ont of order 1t is the only Tru that
permanently the most obstinate well recent
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out the countror the certain relief and Hernia
Such proofs these of the utility of Truss
unknown to the public. These certificates, besides
many from well known parties in New Orleans, and
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calling at my office.
My best recommendations from patients who have
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PORTER giving strength and certain relief in Weak
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With experience of than ton practice In
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Keeps constantly hand alarge Of Metallic
Burial Cases and Caskets also, Mahogany, Walnut and
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d u
S,oRK.-Oficial notification has been received
that the Lords of the Admiralty would arrive
at Queenstown, with the Channel Meet, on the
9th ult, to inaugurate the Royal DOCK
On Sunday, Sept. 10. tue Bishop of Killaloe
consecrated three new affairs in the Church Of
st. Cronan's, Roscrea
DERRY.-Speaking of societies which are
about being started in Londonderry, the Dub
lin freeman says: We are happy to perceive
that the honest, Woodworking men of London
derry have formed themselves into anetssocia-
ton for the prevention OF party displays, when
have resulted so lamentably.
DowN.-Another golden link which binds
the present to the past has been severed by
the hand of death. The Rev. Henry Mctaugh-
lin, p. p of Loughguile, aged 20 years, has de-
parted to receive the reward of his labors.
DUBLrS.-on Monday, Sept. 6, the friends of
Mr.. NJ. w. Stackpole Invited that gentleman
to q complimentary entertainment at Hood
Hotel, and presented him with beautiful gold
watchguard and locket, on the event Oh AIS
leaving for San Francisco.
= GALwAY.-Seme- days since fatal accident
took place at Ballyconnedy. The powder, with
which blast was being prepared, ignited pre- pre-,
maturely, killing Thos. Heanne, and completely
destroying the sight of John Curran.
KIsG's CoUNTY.-Mr. j. Dooley, Frankford,
and Mr.. Henry Koran, Rallycown, have passed
for the Inland Revenue Department
MAyo-At Newport petty SESSIONS, Sept z,
of being connected with the murder OF the late
Mr.. Hunter, at Newfield, Snb-IBspector Carr
asked for remand for eight days, in order to
obtain evidence, which was granted.
KwExFoRD.-Mr. Power, of Rosbercon, New
Ross, has given notice that he will move
resolution, at the next meeting of the Town
Commissioners that settlement of tho land
question will be final that will not secure fxity
of tenure and q just mode of fixing the rent
WIcKLow.-With regret we have to record
the death, on the 31st of August, of nun of
the order of the Good Shepherd (Sster Mary
A1oysius,) daughter of VIM. Kelly, Esq, Bait
inglass, county Wicklow.
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NEW ORLEANS.

Messrs. johnson & Shields have purchased the above
we'll knswn establishment and have added largely TO
facilities for conducting the business. =,
The services of Mr.. JOHN RAY well and favorably,
known in the old establishment, are retained Orders
left day night will receive prompt attention Sarla
ges for hire at reasonable prices. d2o ~
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1869-10-10

A Reliable PREPARATION.
PIMPLEs, BLoTCHEs, RINGWoRM,
ALL SKIN ERUPTIoNS OF A LOCAL NATURE
TURNER'S SOLUTION OF THE SULPHURET
OF CALCIUM.
One application, in of Itch completes a cure
Put up in bottles Fifty Cents and One Dollar For
SALE wholesale and retail by
HAAN g. FREDERICKSoN,
13e Canal street,
BALL, LYONS CO., -
Corner Camp and Gravier SITS.
And Mt TURNER'S DRUG STORE,
623AIagazine street, bet. Josephine and JACKSON
And by the principal druggists. fe6l4 ly
DURIrY Is ESSENTIAL.
E. LALMANT,
Successor j. H. HARTE)
DRUGGIST AND APOTHECARY,
Claiborne street. between Common and Canal streets
A full assortment of Fresh Drugs and Chemicals
PERFT SERY-French, English and American.
I BRUSHES-Tooth, Hair, and nail in great variety.
Special attention given to the Compromising of Phya
clans Prescriptions at all hours leI9 ~
| GEORGE BAIREsFATHER
/ CHEMIST afSF-kSB ztPeFHEe4Rf;
I Established Twelve Years)
/ COMMON STREET 81
Takes this opportunity of informing his regular Gus
TONER'S and the public generally that he has Lately open
fitted up with Large and Varied Assortment OF Fresh
Drugs Medicines and Chemicals suitable to the wants
of the fastidious he gives his constant
sonaE attention to the GarefI manipulation aud prpa
ration all Medicines he dispenses the public may feel
that they may have full confidence in
'-i Physcians Prescriptions carefully and accurately
| comnounded. mh2l ly
VIZ j. KELLY, DRUGGIST AND APOTHECARY,
| W. Importer and Dealer In
| French English, German and American Drugs and
Chemicals. Perfunery etc. and Patent Medicines cf
| every description.
| Prescriptions carefully compounded.
% Claiborne street, between Gasquet and Common,
| next door to Dr. Hurd, New Orleans aus ly
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-10-15
$500 r L Wa r d !!

Carson CRY, OHMsBy CouNrl,
August >, 1873
rEHE BOARD 0E COUNTY CoNM1rslO lONEns
j of orm.by County hereby oirr REW Akb
of FIVE llU DRED s50o) boLLARs (to 10 paid
as other Indebtedness ut said county IL paid f1r
the arrest aud couyicti.n Of tho mur'ercr or Any
OF the murdercts of MIS- Priscilla Milliurd, Who
was lied near Tear creek, at her residence Ia
Orm.hy County Nevada, on the 9th day uf July.
A. II. 1853 by order ut the Raari.
7. J. EDWARDS, Clerk.
by n. Il, psBEiH,cg Deputy au3f
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-10-15

Making close connection with the Trains East md
West.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1869-11-03
UNANswERABLE ARGUMEsrs.-A stat

UNANswERABLE ARGUMENTS. A statis-
teal genius declares that more money is
expended in the United States for cigars
than for all the common schools in the coun-
try" A wag, undoubtedly lover of the
weed, seeing the statement going through
the papers, gets off the following
sit has been estimated that the cost of
washing linen that might just as well be
worn two days longer amounts to enough in
this country to more than defray the expen-
ses OF the American Board of Foreign Mis-
sions. The expenses of buttons on the
backs of our coats, where they are of no
earthly use, is equal to the support of all
our orphan asylums. 1t is estimated that
the value of old boots thrown aside, which
might have been worn at least a day longer,
is more than enough to buy flannel night
gowns for every baby in the land Also,
that the cost of every inch on the full shirt
collars of our young men is equal to the sum
necessary to put Bible in the hands OF
every Patagonian giant.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1869-11-03

LEARN ALL YOU CAS.-Never omit any
opportunity to learn all you can. Sir Wal
ter Scott said that even in a stage coach he
always could find somebody who could tell
him something he did not know before.
Conversation is frequently more useful than
books for purpose Of knowledge. 1t is there
fore, "a mistake to be morose and silent among
persons whom we think to be ignorant, for
a little sociability on your part will draw
them out, and they viii be able to teach you
something, no matter how ordinary their
employment. Indeed some of the most sa-
gacious remarks are made by persons of
this kind, respecting their particular pur-
suits. Hugh Miller, the geologist, owes not
little of his fame to observations made
when he was journeyman stone mason at
work in quarry. Socrates well said there
was but one good, which is knowledge, and
one evil, which is ignorance Every grain
of sand goes to make up the heap. A gold
digger takes the smallest nuggets, and is
not fool enough to throw them away because
he hopes to find q larger lump some time.
So, in acquiring knowledge, we should never
despise an opportunity, however unpromis-
ing If there is moments leisure, spend
it over good or instructive talking with the
FIRST person you meet.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1869-11-03

1t is reported of Horace Greeley that,
having had some experience with various
birds just pin-featbered and helped out of
college, he ''cut the combs" of the entire
elias one day in conversation with a friend
who wished to get place on the Tribune
for highly educated young ufan. what
is he2" asked Horace, hanging one of the
ting table. He is very smart, replied
his friend, unctiOusly ; ''he graduated last
week from college, with all the honors. y
Horace looked at the friend Indignantly, and
then brought his trowsers down and struck
the table with his vigorous hand. 'Of all
horned CATTLE he remarked, deliver
me from a college graduate.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1869-11-03
Ssleft gastru.
BEYOND THE GRAVE.

Lightly now the leaves of Autumn
Mark another vanished year
Think how many thus beside Us,
Silent lie Oh sorrows bier;
Cold and valiant arms are willing,
Once so fond, so strong to save;
Eyes are red with midnight weeping,
Hope LOOKS up beyond the grave.
There are hearth stones sad and lonely,
There are, mounds of freemen slain
Those once loved, and love returning,
Never more shall meet again.
Those whose last words, spoken kindly,
Asked our tho'ts for tn pts they gave,
Praying for brighter season,
Whisper now, beyond the grave.
Fsin would we once moro embrace them,
Meath the storm cloud on the sea,
Giving tear for tear, of So row,
Giving smile for smile, of glee.
Thus our eyes seek out that haven,
Far across each surging wsye,
Where in beauty ana in gladness,
We may meet beyond the grave.
cd watch o'er rs through the shadows,
Resting on thy brow and mine;
More of joy and less of doubling,
Fills the land of light divine
Fills the land where crystal water
Shores of greenest yerdure lave;
There for thee, and there love only,
Hope looks up beyond the grave