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Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1870-11-18

n xam1fy AUsXD& ~ AfNtAsss ssss
Here is one Of Marx Twain's a6Fd dBut,
good stories. funny enough 10 lnsksss6y !
one laugh. .aa isiGi Isasasqzs girsgo1q asdw
.You see the old man csas tryipg 70,
learn me 10 shoot black birds apd heas:s
that tore up the corn and such things; 90 !
that | could become Of some pse about ths
farm because 1, wasn't big enough to do :
much. Ny gun was little single barrel
shot gun. and the old man carffBd QasSns
Annie's musket that weighed esb6us . S0n,
and made report Ike thahdefSlsp. sisdr
kicked like d mule. The. old mas vsatsI
ed me TO shoot tbe'old emesket semetimes,s
bat + was sfraid.s2 Ones ds5s rthongb. ].
got her down. saad th9sgb. IA try her one
triae, and 20 Itoek her p The hired man
and asked him to load her, becauSs Tie
old man was out in the hslds: ilf.M AZ!
said: - t.14 tsns aoia0 Civ
"Do Js, you see zee tie marx I'd nat6ssioSk, ,aaa
x and v on each side of the souses'Si
crown? well. that mesnsnten ballsfasa,
Eve slugs- -.thst's bel. load. nseudsui lstnss4
r.But how much poWder?taro ses1To, sss
..O." he said. .''it.dop'timAtter.I put il.
three or four lhandsful." -,av r,,,.ass ~ 49,.
so loaded her Up that Eay. and e
was ani awful charge bad sepss epohgh
TO know tLat--and started ont. levslede
her on good many black BIRDS. /. but every
time I went to pull tie trigger = z stdsuyi
eyes and weakened, I 1ask Sfr1id sOfi hssll
kick. Towards sun-downI 9sscasda upaes
the house aud there wssi the old maa ssae6a
ing hiinselfIo on the ,poschd,tud .sssil siu,s,
"Been huoAiDgsahsve - e. . "a as
s'.Yes sir, 'is, ~ Isd % Assla ar Vii
What did you killla loo bl,.o,, -, - =.
.sDidptkill anything didn't shoct,
her oE--I was afraid she'd kick: Q
kuow'd full we'll she would. a .}sss
s.G'me the gun!" 'f6e o1d nd6a5syysss
mad as sin, - ,,' s's'a asai glssA % sr
..And hs took aim u 4 sspliaf ,suahsi
Iother side df the csllsunds { sisiCsslAe,
draw back ont Of d1nk5v. ~ A13 iDsomt1f
nte | heard an earthquake, and saw Queen
Annie whirling end over end jim t6s6as.
and the old man spinning round onso sosei
heel. with one leg upsand both handy on
bis jaw. and the bark flying from the sapl-,
ing like there was = shailstorm The old
mans shoulder was set back four inches.
and bis jaw turned black and blue, and te
had to lay up for three days. Cholefs.
nor nothing else. can ever scare me tiss
way was scared that time. ea' q isasa1'
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1870-11-18

was clean gone over to hin nov Snd 30
she took to goin' to the w Wednesdsy eveuI
ing lecture, and the Friday evening pray
er meetin'. and the singin' school. 5uss As
reg.lsr as clock. end % didsfe !'sando ~
tefward they always walked 1hOsis ths'
longest way Fathers may jestsagwsatl
let their gals be; courted in.i the ihosse,s
pesceable, cause if they cant Be eoprted
there, they'll ind places where they can;
be; it's jest human na.ur sT7-Adantie lhs g +
Monthlv. '.se
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1870-11-18

ESatire is sort Of glass. uhersis
beholders generally discover every ybodys
face but their own. which is 1ths chief
reason for that kind of reception it mssss
in+ the world. and that 20 very few ase !.
offended with it.-Npitt. "a hahe-a s sid,
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1870-11-18

sHA yosng lady about 70 hs married
says she will not promise toi loys. honora.
and obey, but will say instead love. hons 4
or and be gay. y s1'g ~ dsi4ssii lslli
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1870-11-18

T0BACCO-A prime lot Of Smoking and
Il Chewing Tobacco, and also choice ar
tiele Of Cigars, for sale At LACEY'S.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1870-11-18
Thou canst not find one spot
Whereon no city stood.

Admitting this. rbo can tell whether
civilization did not exist in America when
we were plunged sin barbarism; and.
stranger still. whether the endless march
Of ages. in rolling over our present cult
vation, may not obliterate it. and sever
the two hemispheres once again from each
others cogpizance
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1870-11-18

People who enjoy the disco666tufe 70
lawyers willilangi ovefstbisE incidsns:si.s'
81 call upon you" isaid theecsnSsllosss
ITO state distinctly upon Hhst asthoeity.
you are prepared to swear to the msse,si
|age7" ssaes;e9t9 eeo If .s7at,oaaas
Upon what authority 2. said the hosi-rG,
ler intcrrogativcly. adj a4esg yslf.s..,t.,t -,
'.'You are. to reply, and not to repeat
the question put to you. :.
Il doesn't consider mans bound to-
answer question afore he's time to turn
it il bis own mind.'' = sh ''as'fsf'ia gssHses
'sNothing can be more simpie,-eis, thsus
the question l put IagaiuirepeattiE--i
Upon what authority do you sweartosthsi
animals age?"s4g ,G9.issI, s'd2;1ssM asa,vg
1.-The best authority" responded ohs.s
grufay.,5 i'.a Il e.a3t.d sa.a,,., . -
Then Why such an evasion Why
not state it at once 2" : ~. q -. es'9s
well, then If you must have ! 2. z"'
s.Musti win have It - vocifsratedS
the counsellor fntsrrupti1g TIE witness ;as
well. then, II you mustard wilthssss
it" rejoined the hostler, with irbpsrtnsht !
able gravity, stswhy, then. Ishad itnyae4.
from the mares own mouth. - 20 ausaolof eds
"A simultaneous burst Of laughter. rap.l
through the. court, and the Judge on the .
bench could with difficulty copfne Bis ris- !.
ible muscles to judicial decorum. - -.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1870-11-18

HEvery new doctor must get d Il
be only has pstients.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1870-11-18

TAKING a RISE OUT OF H1n.-Durina
q dense fog Mississippi stesmeT took
landing. A traveller anxious 70 IS abssd.h
came to tie unperturbed maSsSsf 81 shss
wheel and asked Why sthes 1bods stopps3ls
'.Too much fog = can't Lsss Tho srissr. z
But you can seea stars esersh1a4 '--v.
."Yes," replied the urbane pilot. .hna till,
the biler busts We raip'td going. that. Hay,'sal
Passenger went to bed satisfied. f.eno,. az
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1870-11-18

! 1t is also wonderful to notice the SINH
larity between all the natives of Alaska
and those of China-take the people, In
dians from Tongas, sthe most southern
part Of this Territoryf up to the natives
along the chain of Alsutian Islands as far
as Attou, which is tbs most western por-
ton of Alaska and only about 200 miles
from Behring's Island. in Behring sea.
and the latter only about SO miles from
Cape Kamschatka Id Asia. The same
similarity between tie Chinese and the
Indians of British Columbia is also very
perceptible. That the natives Of Asia
could reach Alaska and thence any por-
ton of the Pacific coast. with but little
risk or danger. no onl can question. Per-
haps the day is not far distant when old
records will be recovered in China which
may furnish full particulars on this inter-
|esting subject. It is at any rate remark
able and con6rmative Of the idea Of emf
grafton from Asia to,America at some re-
mote period that atlthe time of the dis
covery of America BY the Spaniards the
Indian tribes on the Pacific coast, oppo-
site to China, for the most part enjoyed a
state of culture Of ancient growth, while
the inhabitants Of the Atlantic shore we're
found by Europeans 10 state of original
barbarism. 1.-THE idea Of America having
been discovered before the time Of Colum-
bus be correct. it only goes to prove that
there is nothing new''under the sun; and
that Shelley was right in his bold but
heautifnl lines.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1870-11-18

nication between Asia and the American
continent was frequent. and by some sim
gular or strange concentration of circum-
stances was interrupted long before the
Europeans discovered the so-called New
World )"
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1870-11-18

dent, teacher and professional man. What Lii
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tionary7
WEBSTER'S NATIONAL PICTORIAL DC
TIONARY
1910 Pages Octave. 600 Engravings.
Price Sc.
The work is really a gem eta Dictionary, just
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Published by G.. & C. MERRIAM, Springfield,
Mas. Sold by all Booksellers.
Sept 9, l870-1m
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-12-02
TIE LAURENsVILLE CAMPAIGN.

The military editor of the Newberry Herald
prints highly interesting report Of the Laurens-
willie campaign. He says:
On Friday last portion of the fifth army corps
arrived here from Tennessee on the way to Lau-
rens, and on Saturday morning they marcned ior
their destination. The number was said TO De
about three hundred. 1t wassaid that another
body took another road, that park OF artlllery
was also en- route for the same placa, that regl-
ment was also moving on Spartanburg and union,
and that another regiment was to be scattered
promscuously. Is this all Joe's doings What does
1t mean? What does Joseph want?
LATER-Men who are acquainted With SOUNDS
affirm that they heard cannon firing on Sunday
night last.
STILL LATER.-Joseph's army are retiring upon
Newberry, having accomplished the 1oo Which ne
had on foot for Laurens They are within four miles
OF the town. The General arrived on Monday
night at O'Clock, considerably jaded from the
effects OF the three days. campaign. The battle
was fought at Miam'S Creek and resulted In 1aV0r
OF the nag OF the Union; eleven distinguished
prisoners taken-no Others wanted.
TUESDAY, 9 a. M...The army has returned fuli
Of elan. and now occupy Newoerry.
The Prisoners Smith Jones, sheriff,
Stobo Darlington, Dr.. Richardson and son,
Colonel Mosely, Henry Suber, ]. Y: Fl. Williams,
Spencer Harris, George Copeland and son, anu
Ford Todd, were preclpitatey sent to Columbia,
Tuesday morning before day, In consequence OF
report that twelve hundred cavalry were coming
to their rescue. (Of course no such thing was
contemplated. and the originator OF this vile re-
port ought to be whipped II only Tor The tncon.
yenience and pain inflicted on the prisoners n
this unnecessary night moyement)
VERY LATEST.-The army with ordnance Wag-
ons unopened, tsc, Is leaving for Columbia to con.
centrate upon Joe, and thus has ended the most
brilliant and hloodless victory, OF short cam.
paign, recorded In the annals OF war.
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Clubhouse Burned.
Hotel Arrivals, December L.
CHARLESTON HOTEL.


Vim. Byrner, Augusta; G. Hleskell, Phlla-
delphia; ". B. Young staunton; Otto Meyer and
wife, New York; A. J. Cox, Boston; J. T. Settle
Baltimore; B. F. jenkins, Richmond; L. c. Dun.
can, New York; ]. A. Lovett, VIM. Boredin, New
Orleans;C. c. Gilbert and wife, Boston; L. W.
James, New York; E. c. Week, Florida; hr. and
Mrs. Churchill, New York; EFT Walton, Whining.
ton Del; NJ Catre, New York; VIM. d. Elder, st.
Louis; s. D. Sellers, Savannah; ]. NJ. Jones, New
York; S. H. Sanders, Sumter; A. NJ. Corrie, Flo.
renee.
PAVILION HOTEL.
Geo. Pettel, Cincinnati, o.; q. S. Beatty, Nor
folk, Va; W. B. Timnons, ]. S. NJ. Smith, Tim
monsville; W. P. Miller, Orangeburg. S. c.; S. w.
Dossett, Coward's; a. J. Price, Clarendon; Albert
Bedeaux, skin & Gaylord; E. W. Bache, Maryland;
]. J. Crawford, Augusta, Ca; J. d. Virgins, Co.
lumbla; NJ. W. Hughes, Orangeburg;J F. Smith,
Brewerton; S. b. MahaGey, Laurens; ]. S. Smith,
NJ. D. brewerton; D. Monroe, Newbsrry.
MILLS HOUSE.
T. E. n. Power antl wife, New York; J. q. Fuller
and lady, New York; Miss Laura Keene. Philadel-
phia: Miss Maria simmons aud mail, New York;
G. G. Touscett, Philadelphia; Mrs. J. T. Bowley,
New York; Alfred Rhett, South Carolina.
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WASHINGTON ITEMS.
WAsuISGToN, Decembe

WASHINGTON, December 1.
The decrease in the public debt is seven and
q half millions. Coin 10 the treasury, ninety
seven and quarter millions; currency, twenty
four and half Millions
a. ]. Falls has been admitted as chief clerk OF
the Department OF Justice.
The commissioner OF internal revenue decides
that the mere initials OF owners, or the importers
name on packages OF cigars, Is Insufficient. the
name must be written In full for the purpose oil
identification; and in case of imported cigars
must be written on the stamp Affixed to such
packages.
Boutwells estimate for the year ending June
so 1872, are two hundred and eighty millions, Y.
elusive of an unexpended balance which on June
so was eighty six millions.
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OFFICIAL.

LIST OF LETTERS remaining in the Posrothce
at Charleston, for the week ending December !,
1870, and printed officially in THE DAILY NEWS,
as the newspaper having the largest circulation
in the City Of Charleston.
s6 Persons calling for Letters Advertised,
should state that they are Advertised"
"a ONCE hours from A. NJ. to 6HP. M. On
Sundays from 51S to 6H p. III.
STANLEY G. TROTT, Postmaster.
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THE FISHERY QUESTION.
TORONTO, CANADA, Decembel

TORONTO. CANADA, December 1.
The Globe, on the fishery question, says:
"We in Canada have an impression that there is
very little to settle. We have already granted
very reasonable concessions; but we cannot allow
American fishermen to steal our fish. American
fishermen cannot plead ignorance OF our reg ula.
tions, from the fact that their own government.
at the commencement OF the season, warned
them of the existence Of these regulations, and OF
the consequences that would ensue II they were
disregarded. II reckless schooner or two from
New England chooses to infringe upon our do
main, we cannot. on that account, set about tin k
eriug old treaties, or patching up new ones.n
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The New York Post, an administration paper,
but In favor OF revenue reform, after carefully
analyzing the politics of the members of the next
Congress, says the 'reveuue Eeformers will elect
the next Speaker, and thereby control the organ.
lzat on OF committees and regulate the legisla'
tion Of Congress-" According to the Post, the
next House will contain 122 revenue reformers,
10 proteetonsts and As doubtful votes, which will
probably be pretty evenly distributed, allowing
party. This statement OF the Post II true, ia I'm
portant, not only politically, but in business
sense
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sPARKS FROM THE WIRES.

All the passengers by the Bremen steam
ship Union, ashore or the coast Of scotas d, are
safely landed.
It is understood that there is movement on
foot In Washington to remove the Federal officers
In Louisiana who did not act with the straight
Republicans IN the recent election.
The loss by the burning OF Hopkins, Dwight
Trowbridge L Co.'s cotton warehouse in New
York Is 100000. They are insured for sl4o,Oo
therefore there will be no loss to them or their
customers
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LARoE FIRE IN NEW ORLEANS.

new ORLEANS, December ].
The Varieties Theatre, John Hawkins's store
room, the Schiller cofreehouse and Liners stable
have been destroyed by fire which originated
this morning In the property room OF the theatre.
The adjoining building was damaged The loss
amounts to $3.50, ,ooo-insurance 100000. Two
fremen belonging to the local C mpanies ore re-
uorted to be under the fallen walls.
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MOBILE FAIR.

MOBILE, December I.
Horses are arriving daily to contest the pre-
miums at the fair. The city Is fast fling with
strangers to attend the fair, whc.: promises to be
a success. Captain Noore's, Roaeh's Cottrelrs
Tyler's, shanlaw's Myers's, Taylor's and William
sons horses are already here. Others will arrive
to-day. A purse of two hundred dollars extra is
offered for the best double team driven by the
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CHINESE HOMEWARD B0 UND.

SAN FRANCISCO, December l.
The steamer Great Republic sailed for Yoko-
hama to-day, carrying 6ss passengers all but SIX
Teen OF whom are Cinnamon, going home to spend
the winter. She took valuable cargo, including
1900 barrels of nour. An agent for the Pacific
railroad also goes, to establish passenger agen.
cies In China.
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LOTTERY DRAWING.
WILMINGTON, December

WILMINGTON, December !.
The drawing Of the North Carolina Beneh-
cial Association took place to day. The follow
ing numbers drew the principal prizes: No. 1910,
$4,000; No. COOS, s25Oo; No. 5776, $500; No. 2s4,,
$1,000; No. 14o7, $4,000; No. l4l2. $1,000; No. 1886,
$500; No. 4o4, $500 The ticket No. l407 is held
by a citizen OF Wilmington.
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COLUMBIA, S. G., November 3os
There seems to have been general lassitude
to-day, and every one seemed to feel like the
weather extremely dun. Nothing new has
transpired IN senatorial matters.
49, WHAT WAS DONE TO-DAY.
A heavy days work was accomplished in the
House, and not bad showing made in the Sen
ate. Contrary to expectation the wheels OF iegis-
lation have begun to move prior to the election
for United States senator. Many new Oils anu
measures we're introduced In the House anu
many more given notice Of.
Mr.. Bryan introduced q bill to provide lot tne
election OF justices Of the peace We all know
What that means; how the last General Assembly
in f,acraut violation of the constitution, refused
to take any action in this matter, and how tria!
iusticJs were constituted, whose appointments
being in the hands Of Governor Scott, were used
TO his OWE aggrandizement, as he admits 10 his
message and inaugural address
FOOLISH MEASURES.
Some of. the most ridiculous meas sures imagina-
BILE are constantly appearing 10 this General AS
sembly Mr.. Morley gives notice OF a bill to pre-
vent the breaking Of the peace and quiet OF the
Sabbath by the firing OF arms. We hope Mr.
Morley will desist. TIE old statutes cover tnis
point and further legislation is as unnecessary as
'sit Is expensive.
ELECTION OF JUDGES.
The Senate concurrent resolution, appointing g
December Sd as the day for the election Of an as
sociate OF the Supreme Court and judge Of the
First Circuit, came into the House to-day, and
was referred to the judiciary committee. 1t is
not at al, probable that this resolution will pass,
for the election proposed certainly will not come
off until after the Senatorial election.
COMMITTEES IL THE HOUSE.
We have heard much said about these committees,
and have made our representations, which have
proved true Many things have been said which
we had rather not believe. This morning there
is an intimatlon in the Phoenix that Speaker
Moses has been Keeping his committees back, IN
order TO raise enough on them to elect his pater'
nal ancestor to the United States Senate. The
idea seems to be that seyenty.dve thousand dol
1ors is not too high figure for this patronage,
nor q IL too much to secure the election OF
United States senator. The first question natu'
rally arising IS, where is seventy-0ve thousand
dollars coming fromS We know OF no source
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THE SUEZ CANAL.

LONDON December l.
F The Falmouth, Gibraltar and Malta cable
has broken.
The Suez Canal is to pass under English con-
troll. The Duke of Sutherland will probably be
chairman Of the company.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-12-02

@- THE RELATIVES AND FRIENDS
OF Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Harral, aud Of their son
WILLIAM, are respectfully invited to attend the
Interment Of the latter, at Magnolia Cemetery,
THIS AFTERNOON. at 8 O'Clock. dec2-*
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~ Persons depositing letters in the Postofhce
will please place the stamp near the upper right
hand corner Of the envelope, and they Will also
nlease to remember that without the stamp let
ter cannot be mailed, but viii be sent to the Dead
Letter Office.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-12-02
GOLD AND BOND MARKET.

Nsw York, December Evening.
There is nothing new in monetary situations,
though the street Is full of rumors. Prime pa
rer 7as some choice names l6h. Sterling con-
'tiuued very weak. Gold was rather dull all day.
Sixty-twos *; fours OK; fives same; new sh;
sevens same; eishts OK; forties 6h; Tennessees
6oH, new So; vlrginIas es14. new s3H; Louisanas
Il, new e5; levees II; elghts 80; Alabamas lo1;
hyes 10; North Carolnas AK, new e6; South Car.
ollnas SS; new 6Sh.
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funeral Notlres.

@r THE RELATIVES, FRIENDS AND
Acquaintences Of Mr.. and Mrs. H. F. Frenden-
berg, and those Of Mr. aud Mrs. A. F. Meyer, are
respectfully invited to attend the Funeral Services
Of the INFANT son OF the former, at 10 O'Clock
THIS MORNING, the I'd instant corner Wentworth
and Lynch streets. dec2-*
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-12-02

Ms- THE RELATIVES, FRIENDS AND
Acquaintances Of Miss ELIZABETH A. MAN and
OF her Sister. Miss Mary C. Man, are respectfully
Invited to attend the Funeral Services OF the for
mer, at her late residence, No. 81 Calhoun street.
THIS AFTERNOON, athalf-past O'Clock, without
further invitation. decI-N
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THE C.IBLE.

HEARTS CONTENT, December 1.
A steamer will be dispatched Immediately
after .e cable steamer Lowe, to inform her Of
the trouble and aid in its removal.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-12-02
os-A GRAND EPOCH IN SCIENCE

from the time when, in 1884, DR.. RUGGE discov.
cred "Carbolic Acidn and lts extraordinary medi.
cal Effects nothing in the history Of Medicine has
equalled it. Largely used by the French physi.
clans In treatment Of consumptive and scrofu.
lous diseases, it was introduced by the Court Ply
sician Of Berlin, MAX ERNST HENRY, into Prus-
sls, and from thence TO the United States. NO
shing else OF the present day can equal BEN.
RY'S SOLUTION OR CARBoLIC CONSTITUTION
RENoyATOR. Patients get better atzer o''v ONE
dose has been taken, and we cordially recommend
It to the pubuc-fEditor "Argus." !anA' Vf
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-12-02

1t is sad to think, when so many people are
In actual want Of clothes, that other people can
be found In New York willing to waste $500 on
the dress Of single doll.
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5perial Notlres.

w- CoNsIGNEEs PER. STEAMSHIP
CHARLESTON, from New York, are notified that
she is discharging cargo This DAY at Adger's
Wharf. Goods remaining uncalled for at sunset
Will be stored at owners risk and expense. ~
dec2-l JAMES ADGER 81 co.. Agents. u
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m sTONEwALL FIRE ENGINE COM.
,PANY.-You are hereby summoned to appear at
the Engine House, at P NJ. THIs DAY, in full
Uniform, tblack pants,) to pay the last tribute OF
respect to your late comrade, WILLIAM HAR-
BAL, JR. WIN. @. MILLER,
deco Secretary.
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THE STATE CAPITAL.
FURTHER ARRESTS-GENERdL BO1'
LER ENGAGED ON THE
DEFENCE.

Defending Illegal Voters at the Cost of
the State-Reductng Salaries -Regu-
latInG Railroad Fares - Regulating
Labor-Proposal to Have a State En-
:gineer to Examine Railroad Bridges,
&c.-Investigation of the Course OF
judge Vernon-The Public Printing.