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uvs JsrocN MARKETS.

sArfrE.
Monday, Doe, Oh. is7s.
CigJSAg.- Ioee.ri. fair, and butcher.
fecdcf.lnd shisi,.r ILin deDnrd, and mar
kpa M 80 cos. higher thaa lat week. w.
,r.o,~ J. 500 - ior coH's...s AZ ext. Ln,eh-
sr../ovis ca,tle, = 25G1 -, Ctsists,as
ySa'iie 10th GtTle,
I,,/ul.E.--Btt few pn.cn ths marke,
Os.,L taken reality AZ fav prfc,s. Nc
emo beet - 5ott5 00i ss'ssSs oofa.Ass..
u0Gs. [,ass,
(usyiiLK.-The maIkGl,s1 WV . ivs A..
was os,iys; ne J.tssa s ss ,a,''S 80 90,
.hs iors l Iss p "a ss das ;sss s.@e1 more
fas o 'sa..idssshly, an kssialuenosd 10 advance.
ernaess, sya.snes 'a-lay was s. 'S :, 81 ~
M. ,...rr G gurc wa nksd by soine iat'os
" .xtra heagg lots. saies were repor'ee
ranging hom % SssfV2s Cor medi1n, v
heavy hogs.
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Mcssrs. Water. &Daw.on are receiving their
Christmas goods.
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sTOsrk ITEMS.
PRIVATE SAILS.

Mr.. J. s. MURPHY sold to Mr. A. N. ieland
on Mond'y last, TO thoroughbred bull cnlvss,
at SlDD
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1872-12-13

A great goodness exists between North and
South Stanford.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1872-12-13

Person in ,his and adjoining counties who
contemplate building, and Wishto secure COM
pctcut builler and reliable oontraciorshould
correspond with Geo. Myers Of this place.
Several Of the best buildings in this section OF
country stand as monuments to attest his skill
and iaithfulre.s.
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Ten nc angelic host, yc messengers Of love,
shall .vinilcl printers here below. have ~
redress aboyc? The shining angel hand replied
"To ~ is knovltdge given delinqucnts on the
--.ni---.- LII ON r.H-r -.tar LoaNnn -
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The merchants Of Stanford sell about $780,
600 worth Of goods per annum.
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FROM HUkj ONvnLE.

HvsroSvnfi,Xy- De. ., 1872.
Wall Matters ssuth~vu Ssvkess- srssfi-
pox Thanksgiving Dny -Tetuperrnce-
MISUNDERSTANDING schsss@-HceN 60
Nour raurcl-.
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Matrimonial.

On the S,h inst, at the Highland church in
Thu county, Mr.. ROBERT lIArqus1N "a
Mis- MARY T. RIGNEY.
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For holiday presents In gold aud silver, 60
and see Tom Richards, at Z. II. Chenaults.
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John Blain, our polite and attentive county
court clers, is not constitutional grumbler,
but he don't like the way our women have
abused their leap year privileges this year.
lie says they are AZ "courtists' a failure, and
thinks even this right should be wrcs,cd from
them. John. You have been a long time in
the enjoyment Of single blessedness, but while
there's life there's hope. Don't succumb.
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At the Garyin House. in this place, Thurs
day, Dec. l2th, 1872, by the Rev, G., G, Over
street, Mr., DAVID y. ELsnEIMAE, of Lancas
ter, Penn, b. Miss MAGGIE e, TANNER, o.
Lincoln county, Ky. No cards, no cake, no
bodys cuisines.
There was a report current upon our streets
that Uncle Ben Pherigo, the pretiiest man in
the State, was married privately yesterday al
the Garvin House. Subsequently It was dis
covered that another was the happy man.
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JOB work done promptly. and in the
best manner. at this ohice.
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Our foreign correspondent, r. W. L. has
written ussano,hcr interesting letter from
Ic,Pzic, Germany, which viii appear in our
next issue lie Is al this time travelling in
Enrlnrl
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We were visited BY quite a number Of our
patron. on Monday last and many Of them
left with ~ substantial mementocs of their
friendship. Others spoke kind words Of en-
couraccmeut To all We can but utter the
commonplace "thank YOU
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Mr.. Henry Baughman has rented his bricl
house on Main street, to Dawson Hughes fo
$500
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LOCAL BREyITrEs.

LOCAL BREvITrEs.
leo is ripe.
Davies coal i free from dust and sulphur.
mi Anderson has horses that are epizootlc
proof
A great goodness exists between North aud
South Stanford
Messr. Water. SDawson are receiving their
Christmas goods.
The merchants Of Stanford sell about $780,
600 worth Of goods per aunum.
For holiday presents In gold and silver, 60
and see Tom Richards, at L. II. Chenaults.
II Il Whispered around that We will have a
/ Christmas tree nj one Of the churches So2
Mr.. Henry Baughman has rented his brick
house on Main street, to Dawson Hughes for
$500.
Officer Miller cold one shanc Of stock in the
/ National Bank Of Stanford, on Monday last
at SIPS.
"i'a, what for did the printer put that red
! mark on your papery' "IIu-h up sonnic. you
talk too much!'
| W. II. Anderson will open his superb as.
sortmcnt of Christma-toys in due time Don't
/ be impatcn, little folks'
-@
/ There IL not single business or dwelling
house Cor rent In Stanford lsnot this sufTi.
cicnt hint IN our capitalist-9
| Mr. Logan Stephenson advertises in this
issue thfae tracts Of land and a lot Of personal
properly for sale publicly on Dec. 2lst and
I'D.
/ There is room enough on our books for sew
cral hundred more subscribers. viii not oui
agents and friends exert themselves in our
behalf
/ II YOU desire 20 know who has a farm III
sale look over the columns Of your local pa
per. This il the appropriate place for sucl
Information
7
that the columns Of the ISTERfoR JoyRSAl
are the surcst means Of advertising thci
lands and their stock for sale.
No women ever stop at the cross roads o.
, N the streets IN mad posters? Do women eve
.lucncc their husbands in the purchase Of I
., Ne, They read their local paperl
higqs'aycd or stolen from the Uranium Of n lad'
friend Of our, a long. light brown curl. 1t 4
her osn hair, and the present. posscssor vii
confer great favor by leaving it at this Office
Stanford merchants appreciate the deman'
Tor Christmas toys, groceries, coniectionaric-
&c. Water. q DaVson invite their customer
t. examine a handsome stock Of good. jg.
received.
Our foreign correspondent, x. W. l.. ha
Urift,n ia aapothpr iu.sr,ating letter from
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Stanford merchants appreciate the demand
Cor Christmas ioys. groceries, confectionaric-,
&c. Waters q Dawson invite their customers
q, examine a handsome stock Of goods just
received.
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iFqs'aycd or stolen from the Uranium Of lady
friend Of ours, a long, light brown curl. 1t i
her osR hair, and the present. posscssor will
confer great favor by leaving it at this ofiice.
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Davies coal l. free from dust and sulphur.
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No women ever stop at the cross roads or
N the streets IN mad postersl Do women ever
,lucncc their husband. in the purchase Of n
Ne, They read their local paperl
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Officer Miller sold one shanc Of stock in the
National Bank Of Stanford, on Monday last,
at SIPS.
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ne ughi ~ inff, tht purlttl oi ftafet
The miid the music breathing ifoHi her tace.'
Miss Annie Logan In Nile green tarleta
with coral trimmings graceful in fresh love
lness, upon whom compliments aoated by like
silent sails upon a summer sea. Mns. T. ID.
Potts, Was exquisitely dressed in rose eolored
poplin and white ovoFdressi 'on whose neck
gold and pearls were dross." Miss Mollie
james Was prellily dressed in green Iarleian
aud velvet bodice. Mis- Emma Greenleaf by
her ariless simplicity and maidsnly dignity,
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"Pa, what for did the printer put that red
mark on your papcry" "IIush up sonnic, you
talk too much"
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Farmers and stock men will bear in mind
that the columns Of the ISTEWoR JoyRSAL
are the surcs, means Of advertising their
land and their stock Tor sale
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W. H. Anderson will open his superb as
sortmcnt of Christma~toys in due time. Don't
bc impaiicn, little folks,
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-01-02

TIE METHODIST CONFERENCE last ses-
sions of this body was held during the morn
ing and afternoon of yesterday at the Went.
worth street Church, Bishop Simpson pre-
siding.
Rev. True Whittier and Henry Cardozo,
Eso,. were elected trustees of the Clafin UNI
verslty at Orange6urg. 49,, o.o+o
Of the country, spirited addresses we're oe,
llvered BY Drs. Webster, Cummings, Fox ana
Professor Jackson.
offered and adopted. g.,
The statistics for the past year are as fol
lows: Members and probationers 1882;
hantisms s46O3; value of church property
si6s. .745; amount raised for benevolent purpo-
In the the afternoon, an address was delivered
hv mr. Rust, after which the appointments
were read. Among them, we note the follow
ing: Charleston, presiding elder, Rev. a;
Webster. D. D.; Centenary, Old Bethel ana
wesley, Rev. Henry ]. Fox, D. D., and Rev.
Samuel Weston; Beaufort, J. y. thompson
Columbia, Y. b. Buckley; Darlington, J. b.
SSddIeton: Summervile District j. A. saspor-
las. Kinystree, ". HaScott; Greenyllle DIS
trict. True whittier; Gfeenville, B. j! Ro6erts;
Spartanburg, A. ". Cummings, D. ~; spar
tanburg CIRCUIT, WsF. PsrkeEi Sacgso6vilmGG
| G. Manigsult; Fsfnandlnat. ". :. saiROnu
Pilatka, January Fielder. .x. ns /,
The Conference adjourned at i've NJ. Inc
next session is to be held IN GreenVllle'
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THINGS IN GREENVILbE.
GREEXvLLE, 8. c., December 2s,

Un66SN1LLbS Ne Sss DSSSHASSA @S'
TO THE EDITOR OF TIE NEWS.
Christmas. Is passing away, aud We have had
genuine Christmas weather. It has been very
cold and very warm-very clear and then
cloudy-and now it is precious cold and clear.
We, have had four sno,os this year already,
an3usually do not have that number In the en-
tire wtnter-Februaryi Is the snow month here.
The misty Christmas and the SHOWS tell well
on the wheat crop.
II has been rather dull! Christmas. The
Sunday schools, with one exception, had @ no
Christmas trees, and there was less festlyity
and socIality than usual, and it is very evident
that the martial law, the course OF the State
government on finance, It's wretched incom'
petency. and want of morals, the heavy taxes,
&C., are acting like nightmare on our peo-
Die. Alas VINO shall deliver us Where Is
the man, the party, the policy? and 10! no
man knoweth The Air Line Railroad Is
rapidly progressing. Hundreds OF hands are
grading on both sides Of the city.
A new national bans, with capital OF sixty
thousand dollars, will be In operation here
next month, and 1t Is generally supposed that
Hamlln Beattis, Esq, of this place, will be
president This will be an excellent selec-
ton. He Is we'll known In financial circles IN
Charleston and elsewhere as q Iprudent and
discreet aud skilful manager of funds.
This place Is ready for rapid growth and
great prosperity, and nothing retards 1t put
the bad government of the State. 1t has the
best of climates, the finest of water, the most
beautiful of scenery and most perfect health.
It ls emphatlcally the aohite mans country.
SoAERs.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-01-02
HACKETT, TIE ACTOR.

Sir John Falstaff is dead. The jovlal knight
lived q leng life over again in the person of
JamessH. Hackett, who will be remembered
by thousands, when all other remlniscepces Of
his stage life will have passed away, as he one
satisfactory Falstaf Of our day. Dir. Hackett
has of late years been memory rather than an
actual presence on our stage. The generation
now rising has caught occasional glimpses of
his genius when In the full maturity OF
powers that never became oIer-rlpe, out
that which Is passing away treasures the re-
membrance Of his talents among the brightest
of its possessions. Mr.. Hackett was one OF
the few relics OF the "palmy days that have
remained to this time. His Falstaf is worthy
of q place In history, go exquisitely did 1t re-
produce the ideal knight OF the comedy. Unc,
tuous without the least touch of vulgarlty, ana
remains as one Of the brightest RECORDS IN tae
annals of the American stage.
All the New York papers nave eXtenoed
obituaries OF the veteran actor. Many Inter
ealing points In his career, not generally
known, have been by this means made public.
His earlier dramatic efforts were 30 marred oy
nervousness that his best friends counseued
him to leave the stage at once; but he perse-
vered and soon won q remarkable success.
He was especially admirable at that time IN his
limitations of other actors. His Imitation OF
Barnes had been go perfect that the Idea struck
the manager that Hackett would make q
great hit as Dromio, IN "The Comedy Of
Errors." Barnes playing the other Dromio. It
was happy thought. Hackett so perfectly
mimicked Barnes, both In voice, walk and
GESTURE. that the audience was completely
mystifed. In regard to his celebrated imper.
sonation of Falslatf, it Is said that Hackett
made special study OF fat men, and gave on
the stage their wadding gait go perfectly that
few men could be brought to believe that ne
owed his portly appearance to quilted gar.
ments and folds OF padding. One Of the great
surprises that awaited gentlemen who sought
an Introduction to the great actor was to IND
him so small man. His conception OF the char
acter of Falstaff was original and subtle. ne
comprehended that poor Jack had once peen
a brave gentleman, who had fallen into pad
courses. he made of him man whom none
eou|d approve, yet with whom none could for.
bear to sympathize. 4r. Hacketts personal
character was most attraetlvei his nature was
genial, and he was highly esteemed WhereV.
er known. Mr.. Hackett married about three
wears ago lady In Canada, by whom ne nag
one son, now two years OF age.,, Hs left
another son by his former wife, well knoWn
and honofed ID New York, the present city re-
eorder, John z, Hackett,
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ESCAPED FROM HIS BOND.
SUDDEN ECLIPSE OF 4 SON OF YORK.
The Defendant Avery Turns up Miss
inx-yyhat will they do about it,
The Court, If 1t Knows Itself, means
mischtcf.-An Order for the Forfeiture
OF Batl-Is the Bondsman also Visit.
ing his Family.
ESPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE EEws.l
IA, r-,rpY, Toouorv

COLUMBIA, January /.
At the opening of the Ku.Klux Court, this
morning, the defendant, Dr.. Avery, was not
present. The prosecution, however, proceed
ed with their rebutting testimony, and then
called the attention OF the court to
the fact that Avery was absent. Mr.. Will
son, one of the counsel for the defence,
said that DR.. Avery had gone to
York on Saturday night to visit his family, but
he had understood that he (Avery) was to re-
turn By the next train. Judge Bond demand.
ed to know of Colonel McMaster, of counsel
for Avery, where the defendant was. Col.
McMaster said he hoped the court would ex-
cuse him from answering that question. Judge
Bond ordered Col. McMaster to show cause
WIZ his name should not be stricken from the
roll of attorneys of that court. District At
torney Corbln then prepared an order to for
felt Arery's BAIL and issue writ of scire }aci-
as, rsturnable on Wednesday next. This Or
der was signed by the court.
Mr.. Corbin now expressed doubt whether
the trial should proceed in the absence of'the
defendant. whether the case should 60 to the
Jury or not, and asked time for consultation.
The court then adjourned to tomorrow at
eleven.
DR.. Ayery's bondsman Is Mt. ]. T. Lowry, Of
York County, and the amount of the bail Is
three thousand dollars. The general impress
sion here is that Avery's departure was well
timed. He had proved his innocence, but ne
knew that his conviction was inevitable.
Emancipation Day is being uproariously OBJ
served. The streets are crowded with negro
militiamen armed with muskets, and bearing
all the paraphernalla Of war. There is de-
lighted audience in the statehouse yard,
where. Chamberlain, Elliott and others are
dilarng upon the blessings Of freedom.
PICKET.
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THE WE4THER THIS Day.
WASHINGTON. January /.

WASHINGTON, January I.
The barometer will probably continue rising
on Tuesday morning, with partially cloudy
and clear weather In the Middle ana eastern
States. followed on Tuesday night by falling
barometer and easterly winds. Easterly
winds, with cloudy weather, will prevail In the
Southern and Gulf States. An area OF low
barometer will develop In the Missouri Val
ley, and rising temperature, with southeast
" winds, veeriDg south, will prevail from
Arkansas to Lake Superior. Dangerous winds
are not anticipated for the Atlantic tonight.
y.sterday,s Weather Reports OF the
signal Service, U. s. A.-4.47 p. M,
Local Time.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-01-02
SHOOTING AFFR4Ys IN ABBET111E
from the Columbia Union.l

From the Columbia Union.l
By passenger down from the village OF
Abbeyilte, it is stated that two shooting ARRAYS,
causing considerable excitement, occurred in
the village on-Frfday.
SAThe first, as stated, grew out of an attempt
Nv Alfred Ellison, colUred, town marshal, to
Arrest John McCord for shooting at certain
parties and In the melee the pistol of the lat
tef was accldently discharged, the ball lodging
In his neck. -.
The second is stated as having occurred
near the depot, or Grlfin's stables, Calhoun
HaElblIn shooting colored man named Bowie,
In three places. The men who did the shoot
Ing were lodged u jatf, amid considerable con-
fusion.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-01-02
SPARKS FROM THE WIRES.

An Indian war In Arizona is apprehsnded d.
Seven days Eastern mail arrived at san
Francisco yesterday.
Two respectable youpg. men have .disap-
neared from Sacramento City, and aye suppos'
ed to have been murdered.
The Louisiana Legislature assemo!edTes.
terday in New Orleans and adlournsa. iaN Lae
WThere were no unusual incidents attending
the Nav Year ceremonies in Washington, the
weather being uDfavorab!e. -s ,,,tr =,
Judge Lake, OF Frisco, pleaded guilty OF
assanlti6g young, of the Chronicle, with 9
pistol, and was fined three hundred dolars'
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-01-02
HANIED--A SOUTHERN PACIFIC
RAILROAD.

OMAHA, January l.
The Pacific Railroad Is still blocked. There
are eight feet of snow in cuts which have been
shovelled twice. ,,
The storm in California, Oregon and Neva;
da il unabated, and the mails, telegraphs and
AN travel northward are interrupted.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-01-02
THE WHARTON MURDER TRIAL.

ANNAPOLIS, January l.
In his examination to-day, Genth said 1t
was an lmpossibillty to get tartar emetic when
treating sulphide of antlmony precipltate with
potash II that was obtained 1t would prove
that no tartar emetic was there. The evidence
was incomprehensively technical, but positive
In Its contradictions of the result obtained By
the prosecution.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-01-02
GLIMPSES OF GOTHAM.
TIE RADICAL DrsINTEGRATI0N.

Senator Schurz Assailed with Bill
ingsgate-The President Thows Over
the German Voters-Greeley Pro-
nounces In Favor OF q Democratic
Success-The Last Blows at tho Ring
Tweed nt Bay-Apostaey Of Rev. DIr.
Hepworth-Its Effect upon Untta-
rIanism.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-01-02
THE OLD WORLDS NEWS.

MADRID, January l.
There ls again ministerial crisis In conse.
uuence OF the appointment of Senor Ferries
Nora to succeed senor Crespo as second In
command 10 Cuba, and of General Morales as
successor TO the officer in the military dlrec-
lion of the eastern department Of that Island.
ROME, January 2.
Victor Emanuel held reception to-day in
the Ourina!.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-01-02
THE MEXICAN REVOLUTION.

San FRANCISCO, January !.
Mexican advices report that the government
Ia merely holding the revolutlonists of Nueva
Leon In check. The whole available force is
sent to crush Dlaz. Dlaz, after several en-
eagements was compelled to retreat Into
Oaxaca. The troops sent by Diaz were driven
back at Oaxaca. The western coast, except
Oaxaca and the Port Of Mazatlan, is quiet,
and in possession of the Federal authorities.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-01-02
Il DISASTROUS FIRE.

MONROE, La, January l.
Sixty houses, including the wealthiest por-
tlons of the city, are burned. Among the
bulldIngsN ketroyed are the Union Church.
Marion House and Central House. Loss over
halfa million,
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-01-02
4 BLOODY DEED.

SAN Francisco, January l.
A man, his wife and TWO children have been
murdered near Tuxson-lt is supposed by
outlaws driven from Sonora.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-01-02
CHARLESTON HOTEL.

Rev. T. Harley, St. Johns, N, B.; J. CARRIE
gan, Green Pond; G. vanderwerken, wife and
child, Washington; Jno. ". Swami, New York;
Thomas O..Allen, Florida; J. W. Green, o. B.
Skinner, N. G. Carraway, ". s. Boyd and son,
Master Men. DuBose, Georgetown; H. Brown,
Barnwell; D. E. Morris, Georgia; W. ]. Denel.
son, st. Louis.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-01-02
THE WORLD OF FASHION.

The Latest Styles for Japunry-Times
as They were and Are-New Fea-
lures Of Social Life In the Metropolis
Cloth Cloaks and Costumes-A Hap
py New Year.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-01-02
Hotel Arrivals-January 1.
MILLS HOUSE.

J. s. Newberry, wife and daughter, New
Yprk; ]. Koch, New York; J. Schult, New Or
leans; R. G. Holmes, Beaufort; s. Manton,
Providence; G. Amsden, Providence; H. Au-
drews and wife, New York; J. L. Thompson,
Brooklyn; Mrs. Seabrook and sen.
PAVILION HOTEL.
A. Haight aud wife, A. B. Scott, W. Crosby,
j. NJ. Wilkine, T. Dawson, Empire Circus Com
pany; G. N. Palmer, Bouneau's; D. Barrow,
New York; J. F. Townsend, Edisto Island; H.
Van voorhes, New York; R. Cooper, Cooper
pivor
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-01-02
Business CARDS.
WE LIVE AND LEARN, DYE AND
" FORGET ALL.

THE SOUTHERN DYE HOUSE,
NO. 359 KING STREET,
Dyes and Cleans, by means OF steam, 1entle'
mems, Ladies' and ohlldren's Clothes. Fine
Laces and Lace Curtains cleaned and done
nm With the Soft or Mannfacturera' Finish; Lace
and Grape Shawls and Kid Gloves oleaneo alo
Dyed. =. r-,,o.,
iun22-lyr BlhLEh ffoptlekoE.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-01-02
otto A. MOSES, Pr. D.

Geological Surveys and Maps promptly and
exactly executed. Phosphate and Miniug Pro.
nished. Separating ,apd Metallurgical Process
ses adapted to Ore Dsposits. Special attention
to CHEMICAL ANALYSES OF FERTILIZERS,
Drugs, Ores, Minerals, &c. LABORATORY,
deC2SstuthsMo - No. rs george strees
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-01-02

The Radical joint committee having shown
up the glaring frauds of the land commission,
direct their attention to the advisory board, as