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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-11-09

coaches, IA" and "B, " recently manul8ctureu lor
the Savannah and Charleston Railroad Company
by the Jackson Sharpe Co., Delaware Car Works,
Wilmington, Del, elicit universal admiration
from all who have the pleasure Of travelling in
them.
Externally these cars paneed on the outside,
are painted yellow, and splendidly decorated IN
arabessue turret roof, strongly supported by
ornamental iron brackets is so arranged that dur
ing wet weather the passengers who may be tempo.
rarily standing upon the platform are completely
sheltered from the rain, while the cars supported
by what is called the patent union springs run 80
easily and nolselessy that passengers can readily
carry on their conversation In low tone OF voice,
even when the engine Is going at full rate OF
speed.
Upon entering the cars, the first thing one no.
tces is the peculiar construction OF the doors, the
upper part Of which being formed OF plate glass,
sinks down the moment spring i3 touched,
thereby throwing q fresh current OF pure air d.
rectly through the whole length Of the car. The
bottom OF each door upon being opened Is at once
caught and held fast by spring which prevents
any slammings. The seats are covered with
crimson plush, and backed by dark green en-
bossed velvet, and are somewhat peculiar In their
construction, being retained in their place by
spring locks, thus preventing passengers from
improvlsing temporary couches. The wood work
about the interior OF the car Is vanished ash and
oak, surrounded by highly polished black walnut
In mouldlngs and bas-rellef ornaments, the whole
being surmounted by strip OF brilliant green
panelling, bordered by vanished gilt mouldings.
Twenty-four ventilators, surrounded by gllded
fret work, enable the passengers to introduce cur
rents of air oil over the car at pleasure, while
above these are placed light and tasty hat racks,
which are also heavily gilt. The three lamps by
which the car is lighted at night are Of the finest
cut flint glass, set in solid silver frames.
The cars are supplied with fine French plate
glass windows. that can be raised or lowered at
pleasure, while above those Is tier OF oblong
ground glasses, which are, Of course, stationary.
fine, frst.class parlorstoye, with its solid iron
wood-rack in the rear secures the comfort of tray
ellers during cold weather.
Car "A''is In charge Of Conductor c. c. 0:ney,
while Conductor s. Z. Slawson may be found in
charge OF car "B." Both gentlemen are courte.
ous kind and attentive to the wants OF those who
travel with them; both know their business
thoroughly and both are general faYorltes al
| along the road.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-11-09

TIE Ell EcT1oN CAsEs.--Several of the Wappe-
taw Church rioters were brought before the United
States Commissioner yesterday morning for e1-
animation, and Isaac Gailard, the ringleader, was
committed for trial at the January term OF the
United States Court. The evidence showed that
the rioters threatened death, and attempted to
puttheIr threats In execution. against all the men,
particularly the celored, who voted the Reform
ticket or tried to do 80.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-11-09

BILL OF MoRTAL1rT.-The report OF the city
registrar for the week ending on the 5th instant,
elbows total Of 81 deaths, OF which there were IL
whites and % colored
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CITY AFFAIRS.
Meetings This Day.

Franklin Lodge, at I P. N.
Knights OF Pythias, at half.past P. N.
German Fire Company, at I P. u.
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By ]. FRASER MATHEWES.
GALE OF BALANCE OF FURNITURE
Queen streets. -.
win be sold on THURSDAY. 10th instant, at 10
O'Clock, on above premises,
The remainder OF FURNITURE, consisting Of:
Parlor aud Dining Room Furniture, Bedsteads,
Mattresses, Carpets, Wardrobes, Bureaus, Pic.
lures, &C., &c. - ~
Terms cash. 4 novs .
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BY j. FRASER MATHEWES.
pLACKSMTTH'S BELLOWS, ANVIL,
ID AND OTHER TOOLS, AND CROsS-OUT
SAW. So u
win be sold at the Calder House, corner Church
and Queen streets, on THURSDAY, The 10th, at 10
O'Clock.
Conditions cash. @ move
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STRANGERS in the city desiring to subscribe
to the best and cheapest newspaper In the South.
will call at our ONCE and have their names en-
tered for the DAILY, TRI-WKskLy, or WERkIY
NEWS:
TIE DAILY NEWS, for one year.. s6 90
The TRcWEEKLY NEWS, for one year....... q %
THE WEEKLY NEWS, for one year. 200
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~ATLANTIC PHOSPHATE COMPA-
NY OF CHARLESTON, 8. C.-OHAKLEsToN, s.
c., NOVEMBER 1sr, 1s7o.-In accordance with
resolution OF the Board Of Directors, Ten (io) PER
CENT. OF the Capital Stock Of this Company Is
hereby called for, payable at the Treasurer's
Office. Browns wharf, on or before 10th instant.
novl-tuthmtuwth8 F. ]. PELZER, Treasurer.
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@ A CARD TO SENSIBLE PEOPLE

~ A CARD TO SENSIBLE PEOPLE.
Rational reader, II the aspect OF the weather was
uncertain, you would not be foolish enough to
venture out without. an overcoator an umbrella
Have the forecast then to protect yourself ut this
dangerous season with something more inpor.
tant than either OF these articles. Strengthen your
stomach aud nervous system; regulate your liver
and your bowels, tone all your organs and cheer
your animal spirits with that agreeable cordial,
tonic and Alternative, R0STErTER'S STOMACH
BTTTERS. So shall you surely escape the dis
eases which fasten upon the feeble and debllltst-
ed. "Sufer and be strong" says the proVerb;
but "be strong that you nax nt-sufIer.n Ia tho
wiser maxim. And Of all strengthening prepara-
tons this Is the safest, the surest, the most genial
AS remedy, as well as an antdote, for dyspep-
sia, fever and ague and liver disease there Is no
combination OF vegetable specifics at present
known which even approaches 1t in efficacy.
Anticipate the enemy. The elements OF immune
rable diseases ore anoat in the raw, damp, mephl-
tic winter af. Will you defend yourself against
them or not, good reader9 That Is the question.
bottle or two Of the great defensive medicine OF
the age HOSTETTER'S BTTTERS, will 80
strengthen and brace up your bodily powers as to
enable them to 'laugh siege to scorn.h The
morbid matter which was exhaled in persplration
through your pores In summer finds no such
free egress now. powerful counteractlng agent
is therefore needed, and you have 1t In HOSTEL
TER's BITTERs. They neutrallze the nlater'fes
Yr,orbt from which disease originates, and regu.
late all the secretlve organs. Nothing can be
more harmless or moro healthful-nothing so po.
tent to prevent or cure blliousness dyspepsia,
fever and ague, constipation and general deoilt-
ty. az this wonderful corrective. nov5-6DSc
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A RARE CHANCE FOR ADvERTrsERs.-During
the present week Charleston will be crowded with
strangers and very large extra editions OF The
NEWS win be issued to meet the unusual demand.
Now Is the time for our merchants and business
men to avail themselves Of our advertising space,
and reap hundredfold advantage therefrom.
word to the WISE &c. - #--
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-11-09

GREAT SANITARY IMPR ovEAENT.-Of the
many giant efforts OF the human intellect to i'm
prove the condition OF mankind which have char
acterized the present century, those are calcu.
lated to do the most good which have been d.
rected to the development Of the laws Of hygiene
and the scovery Of the best means OF carrying
them out. or the latter, the earth closet is uni
versally acknowledged to be one Of the simplest
and yet one which supplies one Of the most
imperious necessities OF civilized life. Their
great usefulness is at once acknowledged
wherever they are introduced, and although
the discovery Is comparatively recent, immense
capital Is now employed In their manufacture,
both in this country and in Europe. In cities
situated in hot climates like our own, their use
should be, and in & few years doubtless will be,
enforced by law. The largest, and we believe
the only, company engaged in this manufacture
in the United States is that Of Hartford, Conn.,,
which has branch factories in various places.
Their agent In Charleston Is Mr.. D. q. Silcox. who
exhibited one at the Institute Fair, and to whom
all our readers are advised to apply for further In
formation on this important subject.
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CLUBS AND STlRs.-A feather pillow, table,
chair, sheet, quilt rllowcase, three towels, hand.
xerchier, candlestick, dish, three plates, four
SPOONS, three forks, basket and spyglass, have
been recovered and are at the lower guardhouse,
to be deltEered to the owner.
An ingenious and well executed counterfeit $40
bill was detected in circulation at the Fair Grounds
yesterday.
Antonio Domingo, Clara Fields and Antonio Le-
pez were turned over to the State for prosecution
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ELECTION OF OFFIcERs.-0n Tuesday next,
the 18th instant. the City Council will elect the
following city officers, viz: Clerk Of Councils four
chimney contractors, two for upper and two Tor
lower wards; tidal drain keeper; two Inspectors
OF naval stores; two gaugers OF liquors; city In
spector; city registrar; six inspectors and mea'
surers OF lumber; keeper OF public cemetery; four
city physicians; one physician orphhanhouse;
one harbormaster; five portwardens; one aour In
specsor; city sheriff. Applications must oehade
on or before l2 O'Clock on Tuesday.
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ST. PETERS FAIR.--This fair opened early
last evening, with vely encouraging number OF
visitors. The hall Is prettly decorated with fes'
toons Of moss and flowers, and what with the
music and lights must prove an attractive resort
OF an evening to the young people: The side
tables make a handsome show. and behind the
raf,estand the refreshment table IS to be found
arrayed In tempting style. The usual number OF
chances are to be had for slight consideration,
and It Is hoped that the fair vii. receive large
number of visitors this evening.
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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-05-26

- WAhhINnIoN, d. d., May -, lhlA
On the Petition n HENnr HOELTHR u Heidenheim.
eHtsnsl0l " pateht aants 10 him the tOt day of
Aasast lslA And Aateatod y date % FOREIGN patent
oTdsgS thAl ihs tsstlnoay N The sals be slased
sphgn!a and NE etAminsrs report be lnitsd 10 the
sS ~ ~, Aisas, aent and that sad petition be hard
AAl person may pppase Ola extension ... I'd
,u,ss4n.. SAMUEL 3, FtaHER,
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III az. g,,s,iti y Asniharull, ID a., Nay ~, $50.
80 ~ ps,i,ls2a q willIAA A. kIhhY, q KnburaI
tiini III As ~ ~ lensou Of patant granted
The 18th dly " hAEeh. las and sshn Ts0e n, ~. a
~ az g is Tor a. iHproTsIss 10 HST
Itls $500 al he tssiIn,oI,y IN m.
~ he "a daT ~ AnFpat na1ti that The tpo ~ iii
afEuents and ~ ftaainerp EupqTt be limited 10 nv
90 w llih daT 81 Aplniat nsEL . iHl'# NJ III ~
A'Npsf'oh nay pppQae ihi1 q t99H9ioa ,,tsugn
myasTh1W lli 7Ul g5hhllSsioisr d Patsals
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Hon hEEr. EHE PgELlIEgg ! OVER eo, sTo nv
ES9s y @ s Rs S ,.:ss, Rent %y E''
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ron MAYOR.
MATTHEM G..l EMERl


he Metric sJs,en and ne PsOpOpsd Mat III.
Tho Official rnport accompanying the new
Mint bin now being eouddefed by the Com
mittce on Finance o. the Senate propose tho
use Of the metric weights In the Mint 4cro-
after In Weighing bullion instead o. the frcy
weights NOW used .1',i' "a "a
IN England Royal Commission appel ted
10 inquire into Tho expedieney u continuing
the use Of the ltruy weight has rerortef In
favor % theIr abolition IN ten Year,, =, III
We clip tic foIiaSfnr paragraph iroId the
4 Montreal Gdsstie which winbe Of ihterci Il 20
the advocates % tho metric sYaems u.
"The last man from England btought sbae
further intelligence respecting the metric
systetn Of weights and measure, additional
= 70 that contained IN the report OF the Sehate
committee, A royal commission appointed
70 Inquire into the cxpediency Of continuing
nc tisc of INC Troy weight has imported In
fnvor Of lie abolition IN ten years. The hoy
weight has been chiefly used for the precious
metals and drugs. It's abolition Is recpm-
nended by the commission In view OF the in
PRODUCTION Of the metric system, and tho don-
fualon that would arise from having three
Systems Here Is another step, therefore, In
favor Of slmplldcatioh. For our part I've
could never see the utility Of having both tho
Troy aud Avoirdupols weights together. 1t
y.
kind-the implest beiug the best TheTfoy
weight has, however, been In use q g1cat
many years In England the time Of
EdwardL, when II superseded the old Toter
pound, . .aE -sw FrHvHrrsH
1--WE notice also that |. Is announced In khe
Memorial Dipiondiiqtie that tie Austrian
Dol Government the most conservative IN Europe,
has siguihed Ia assent 10 n proposal of the
French Government for an 1utarnadobal
Commission, TO assemble at Paris, 70 agtee
upon a common stardard Of measurement,
with Wow 10 Its adoption by all civilized pa
tons. II Is stated that fifteen EnropdRn
Powers Qncludlng Great Brittany will be rep-
resented In the commission; and further thai
the French Government only awaits replies
from the United States, Brazil and the Sohtl
American Republics, previous 70 calNAng 20
gether the commission. ..I Il
THE progress making In this respect \ I
hopeful sgn In the interest Of science on
civilization aud ID n ono proof fho more tha
Recommendations In the report Of Mr. Ryan
committee, 20 have the new systom made
part Of the education Of youth, were timely.
3D. The arithmefics now IN use IN schools VIII
have 10 be adapted 20 Il, and the sooner this
Is done the better, From the Impetus dc
movement has already attained II Is sure ia
90 on, and those having charge of the eduqa-
uonAl interests Of thesc provinces may take
dtNi " ltllaf I. ...". bal. .#." DID p.
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$1,000 REMARD

Az eaa9 % hi'S ns,,,1g n A,Aag N a
cured eases y years standing. In ~ and set ~ ~
a. saali trgubesomc disease Hash Il heir TO- Sold ~
f-h@ai5iJ 4 ~ franlin street, baltimore. Nd,
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.
1 % Tho Judiciary Committee Of the House hdld
an evening session Tuesday evening for the
further argument Of the case Of Elias Z. Bol-
dinoi, relative to the seizure Of his TOBACCO
factory in the country west Of Arkansas, bn
alleged Violations Of llic revenue laws. "A
Itappcared In the facts % the case tlht
Beudinots factory was located In the Indian
country, brt WITHIN a rcw rods OF nc west
boundary line Of the State Of Arkansas; that
o. II employed nbo.t nifty hands, md was naniI-
featuring about 5000 pounds Of tobacco
daily The seizure was made by the United
States, onRwrit issued and allowed by the
United States district judge Of the Western
districtof Arkansas, on proccedlngs instituted
by Gen. John Mcdonald, supervisor Of reye-
nue., acting on the legal advice Of the United
States district attorney OF thai district. The
D., Commissioner Of Internal Revenue, NJ.
Delsno, had not ordered the seizure, and dh
not know Of II at the time. About tho same
time, and by the same authority, three othdr
tobacco factories in the Indian country, along
aud near the State line, were also seized.
When the seizures were reported 10 the De
partment al Washington, the commissioned
believing Lhe seizures 70 have been made Oh
Just ground, refused TO discharge them.
Whereupon Colonel BOudinOt brought sna
against the officers who instituted the pro
ccedings for $4,000 damages, and the grand
Jury indicted BOudinOt for a criminal VIOLA
ton Of the revenue laws. Pending these pro
ceedings In court, Colonel BOudlnot applied
to Congress 10 pass law for his relief, claim
Ing that he had sold his tobacco only al bis
factory In the Indian country, and that ne
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h iIIARFER's FERRv IA Ogain the scene of war
add military occupation. This time i is be-
tween The forces Of John W, Garrett auto-
eral "a Tho Baltimore aud Ohio Railroad Com
Psny, and George ". Flant president Of nc
HarpcrS Ferry Water Power and Manuiac-
turing Company, TO whom the property was
recently sold by the Government. It soemS
that the Baltimore and Ohio Ra' road Com
pany have enjoyed the privilege Of running
its trainS over that property for thirty-slx
wears frcc Of all compensated 10 the Govern
ment, though they had no legal vested right
In Il. Since the advent Of Garrett, az pvcsi-
don't Of the road, q series Of eucroachments on
the property have been deliberately made from
time to time, regardless OF the demonstrates
Of Government officials. The present owners
resolved 10 put a stop 30 those enoroachmcnts,
and 10 make Mr.. Garrett understand that he
must respect their rights. Last Friday even
ing, Garrett, finding himself about to be driven
into tight place, deliberately marched u
body Of armed men, enough for Feulan
army, and took military possession of the
property, on the plea that he was afraid his
track would he taken up, and travel to the
West over his line interrupted.
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Special Notices.

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psy ssysstA md ! streets, fHis TSaTaNl IlvE
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pe,g-AN APPBAL TO TIVE I.ADTEs.
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putridti6 idiosof Wssh and vdihity And thoso
temporarily residing 10 ths oi,y, foe o1ntbutans Of
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IS! sssSs ss. s e ..s S%H ~ q
and oyorgroana Momheta Of The oQmmltteq viii be In
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Inst, a. to receive ne eop eseu,,ans o.
shopld be sim lied IN launches satheeni6 secure 10
my9fdh HENRY MOORE, Chairman.
Ays w, sS Z s 81. ss7
Banking Houses on Monday, May -, DeoctAtlpn day
fcrSons having paper maturing that day will please
prnvide for n on Rhtn1dAy the 14th,
MTDDIFrONd 400
...H "#. LEWIS JOHNSON a CO.
.HI RrTTFNHOUSE, FOWLER A 90.
q. A. JANIS, Cashier.
VtfAkIFs bRkDLFY, Cashier
..... VIM s. HUNTINGTON, Cashier
MOsFS kELLY, Cashier. r"
RIGGS a 20. H..
d, L. BATON. AetpAry.
Jay COOKRA co.
WA LAIRD. Jr., Cashier Farmers
myg5-it and Mechanics Bank, George,own, D. U.
sg5Y-STRAWBTItlSY AND FLORAL En-
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Il win rasye suppressed Msnsol, relieve all pain al
the monthly "Pmiod y eure hheunA tbin And Neural.
Ga 81 Back and Uterus Louoorrhosa "Whitea" and
partial froanaus Utsf check excessive h0W and cor
rect all ueaulAhtiea peoulaE 70 lAdies II will remove
aeai purJ thu Hood Gse tons and strength 70 the
Aholf gttam clear thS shin tmnarting Eay hue 10
uife IN an The above dlre4ses as Quuine 4 In Chis
nnd hgFur, Eafass asassiess IL all the above
disease, tAaaa rspsaliHg thsr oSmpaints any per.
som which y always mortiDing y their prids and
siolssiv. II h reoonmsndod By the best physiaians
and the clergy fnE full particulars, history Of dla
saae. and eeTheAtea Of ~ vonderia eurea the reader
tor AZ h on Als1aes 5TOTT,
mya8son MhnlsaAle AEenia
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THIS Thur,aHQ. EyENfNGl Nay q a q O'Clock.
dSoTso fsns WI, SsT.Ssii and Oshois. 90 90.
order Of iaS rEe n VA suINeroN s..,.,.r,
n..rs.sIVfNTH WARD MASS nIEETINfs.-
h11 There viii IL M = mestine 81 tho RstIuilf
a.ns n tha ssvonih ward on TIiIS frharsiaS1 FVE
MING. May ~ - o'oioek. At Island Hal, q MONT
and one Assessor, ny order o. the EIesqliye Com.
mittee. fn Y, /. BOSNELs
President Seventh Ward Republican Club.
10 lStArl
rsT8 TIE TS Y. sIIas,S or T,E IN ~ I iID
ward tobe VOTED fpr IN priuary esgilo1 To-day Polls
held IL Joseph " Kelley Eighth ard strcois witch
Nill apen AZ N NJ elnas att .. M = iU " Y ...
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ordinary election . : hsid D y: iodS'
TH- VI d HRwErT N lN-HI
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III RIrED BTATES PATENT OFFICE, =
~ WAAHINorpN, ID, o., Nay 10, $50.
ysf.ay PRAYING ioF The eEtensloa u patent granted
@sad Pesss q s.s al a. zoe or
In EntractlnK Oh! IT. T--7N'
IL u ordered that the testimony 10 the aase he elosed
the 18th day Of July neIt that tho tune fOr hlinE
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on the "a dAy OF August mart
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