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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-10-23

DEATH OLA USEFUL YoUNa CHARLEsToN1AN.
xlarge citcleof$ friends viii be palned BY the
announcement or the death yesterday of Mr.
George 3. %steinmeyer, q son OF. the popular
proprietor of steinmeyer's Mills. Tho de-
ceased gentleman had exhibited In q marked
degree energy and business tact in the success.
full development of the lumber business, and
babe fair to have achieved IN enviable promi-
nence among the pushing business men of our
community. Mr. steinmeyer was a member
OF The German Friendly Society and of the Pho
'nserF Fire Company, both of which organiza-
nona will attend his o~bsequies to-day.
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DAMAGE OF THE E%NTHRPR1sE RAILROAD
aTha SEnterprise Railroad Company having
hiled 70 comply with the order Of Judge
Graham, requiring the streets through which
their road passes to be put In good order, In
specsorLncas commenced yesterday, in East
Bay, near Elliott street, to tear up the paving
which they had laid. This b done with q
view ~toremoving the deep ruts which now
exit along the line Of the sleepers. Only q
varysmall portion Of the work was completed
yesterday, but 1t appeared to be Of good char.
acter.
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nor NEW K.
IN THURSDAY, 241H OCTOBER, AT IL
O'CLOCK, N.
NEW IRON STEAM LINE-EsTABLIsHED 1877
sTATE ROOMS ALL ON DECK.

The Splendid New Iron sidewheel s'eamship
SOUTH CAROLINA, Beckett, Commander, will
sail for New York on THURSDAY, Oath October, at
IL O'Clock n. from Pier No. 2 Union Wharves.
Through Bills Of Ladlng to Liverpool and the
New England cities as usual.
~ Insurance by steamers OF this line u per
cent.
For Freight or Passage engagements. having
very fine Deck Stateroo,n accommodations. ap.
ply to WAGNER, HUGER d CO., No. % Broad
street, or to WIZ. A. C0URTENAY, No. l Union
OctlS
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BUSINESS

WE GALL especial attention. to the sale of
sulphuric Acid and superpheaphate Company's
Stock, as advertised by Samuel O. Black for
tomorrow. This company manufactures the
celebrated "Btiwan" Fertilizers, their high
character being firmly established throughout
the entire South.
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NEW AND CHEAP CH1LDREN's CARRIAGES,
v%eloclpedes, Roccking-H Horses, Carts, Wheel
barrows, &C., just received at Won santen's,
No. 22s King street, Charleston, 8. G.
junll-tu
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REAL ESTATE SALEs.-Aessrs. Leitch d.
Bruins sold at auction, yesterday; the follow
ing pieces of property;
Three.story brick store, No. 9s5 King street,
formerly known as Russel's book store, for
thirteen thousand one hundred and fifty dol
lars; one-thlrd cash, balance payable In one
and two years.
Two and one.halfstory wooden residence,
No. 20 Vernon street, for eight hundred dol
lars; one-half cash, balance In one and two
years.
Two-story wooden building, No. 70 Vernon
street, for four hundred dollars; one.half cash,
balance in one and two years.
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FARES GREATLY REDUCED.

steamers OF the above line leave Pier EFHHk
No, AZ, North River, footof Canal street. &S&A6a9s
New YORK, ut II O'Clock noon, Of the 10Ln 2O'n
and soth or every month, except when thess dates
fall on sunday, then the Saturday preceding:
ers for South Pacific and Central American ports
For Japan aud China, steamers leave san Fran
cisco frst OF every month, except when 1t ians on
Sundsy-then on the day preceding. -
No California Steamers touch at Havana, pul
40 direct from New York to Asplnwall.
One hundred pounds baggage free to each adult
Medicine and attendance free.
For Passage Tickets or other iniormatlon, appIS
AZ the OOMPANYIs TICKET OFFICE, on tne
Wharf foot OF Canal street, North River, New
York. j. bAnA' Ason"
aug19.17r
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THE FINEST AND PUREsT FRENCH CoNFEo-
T1oNERY ever offered In this city has just been
received at Won Santen's, 22s King street, and
connoisseurs are respectfully requested to
inspect and sample it before they purchase
elsewhere. octl5-tuth
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u o B 2 L o B D ATT
VIA sAvAHBAR-TN1oE AWREKs,t.ss;

- 9, .f%lsE9gs&W Pr
The Splendid side.wheel Steamer ..ssaFlaIs
DICTATOR Captain L. n. Coxatter,&
CITY POINT, Captain, George E. HcNllSnry6
leave charleston every TU1snkY and sRtfrIr
EVENINGS, at 8 O'Clock, Tor SAVANNAH, Eelh
EANDINA, JAUKSuNyQLE.r "PGLA1K.Ai,gx
l. LANDINGS ON 81. JOHHfS HVEA9s4ita4
Returning. DICTATOR viii leave PGEAIEGKD
DAY MoRNIra, andAAVANNAH SUHpEY H011f6ek
arriving here SUNDAY AsTHRE01Hs saa attsccn{E.s
ClTY POINT will Lave RALATK1sSlMp1Y
MORNING and SAVANNAH WaDNRspAY &0R3G
MG, arriving here WEDNESDAY, AFTKHl co.,
Connection ID made as R~erna1ntn9 FttE.y R1tE
road for New Orleans aud Havana ID
Re, o; at Jacksonvflle with Steamer sSTkRId694
for Hellonyllle, EpterprtseI and UpperlSt.5JollEta
River; at 'Tocoi with Railroad TOT 18GdsA3eAas
tine; and at Palatks WITH Steamers Tor thE oskf
laWallR RtVeT. ~i %pf. =JIEsr RsoJ Ss,E r~f-FSSSsi
AN freight for Way Landings must beg .pfspiatd
For Freight Or Passage having elssaSt
kXtEHEL& oo, A~geafGssssg
Oerner vanderhorst's Wharf sd Essf B1y.sa
80 .a#E.HH# EHHH.FHA- HsgNAZg.- - - ~ 4
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CITY AFFAIRS.
THIS DAK.

protestant Episcopal Society, 81 J. NJ ::
pa,nstto Lodge, knights Of Pgthias, at z
p. II.
onr Social Circle, ats P. N.
Roval and Select Masters, at half-past7 P. n.
Charleston Light Dragons Sabre Club, at
hslfpast Z p. N.
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FURoHaorT, BENEDICT 4 Co., No. 275 King
street, have received full lines Of Ladies'
Underwear-all descriptions. Department in
charge ofladies employed here.)
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

r. n. Marshan,& Bro. will sell at halfpsst
10 O'Clock, before their office, mules.
william Mckay will sell at 10 O'CLOCK d. ais
store, ~brosdcloth, clothing, &c.
Niles Drake will sell at 10 o'clock, at MS
store, clOthing, hats, DO.
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HAVING returned from the North with a
select stock Of Boots, Shoes, Hats and Caps,
parties in want OF such will do well by calling
at R. Martina, No. lls Market street, near
King. octl2.sws3.
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The powerful Steam Tug REPUB:sssEs
been lifted ont most complete for thus ef6af5s@
Is prepared to Tew Vessels Of any s861is.4de
hsfbor to sea aud the adjacent. Phospu6sef Nezk4Ag
at 81. Helena; also to and from: 0hasie4tonsf0AaS
Arrapgementas may DO made With tsCppaM
MELVILLE onb10ed, or at the Agents. iof1c6ESs
ROACH q X0FfEJ,
@rN R.-Sheh has wrecktng Pumps fGr sHff5atE)
vessels in distress and putting out eS,s&c:E
sep2s.lmo $500
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Wilmington Market.

WILMINGTON, Uct0Der II.
sprRrrs Tmpssr1nE-Ssles Of 800 casks at 6Sc,
and 20 CASKS at SIC per gallon for Southern pack
agee. -. 90 On for a,ratn.
cd Cd for low No /, and SIS so for pale.
CRUDE TuRPENTINR-Sales OF 60 bols at 50 20
for hard and s. for yellow dip and virgin.
%TAR,-Sales OF 55 barrels at S. 80 per oarrel.
CoTroN.-Sales Of 135 bales at 17hc, IL az 1919
lsHc per pound.
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W- WEAK HAIR Is STRENGTHENED
by the use Of HALLS VEGETABLE sloiLlAS
EAIR REVIEWER octle-stuth3D&w
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N.w York Rice Market.

NKW YORK, UCIUUeI -Is
m,o no,, pn,atin aays: The demand has
be en1 }air and nrces steady. We note sales OF ESQ
bags Rapeaon at sXs7c,, 50 baas Patna az 7&a
nc. and 40 ties Carolina at 7hasc.
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FINE LEAD PENCILS, uninterrupted, IS cents
a dozen. HAaHL STREET BAZAAR AND EAsT
BAY NBws Room. aprle-tu
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New York Hawai- stores Market.

NEW YORK, October II.
The Daily Bulletin says: Splits pave ruieo
yery ouIer. but prices continue frm. with 64Hc
bid for merchentlb'e order IN southern onis.
sales 80 bbls at e41ic nat. Rosin is steadily neiI
at 81 soa4 35 for STAINED, but we On NOT near "
any TRANSACTIONS. Tar quiet but firm, owing to
the short supply. Pitch steady.
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1ntar,or COTTON nIarkats.

COLUMBIA, October FL.
Sales OF cotton to-day 90 bsles-middling l7Hc.
MACON, October l9.
The largest receipts Of the season, with one e1-
ception, came In tU day. The market was active,
the demand being good for flne %cottons. The
market closed urn at 17Ho f'r Liverpool mid
and l7xc for. New York middlings. The
receipts to-day were e3i bales; shipments 1863;
sales 565.
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PICTURE FRAMEsLOval and Square; all
sizes. Cheap Cheap! HAsEL 81. BAZAAR.
fabl3.tu
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FuRoHaorT, BENEDICT d Co., No. 276 King
street, have received the finest assortment Of
Kid Gloves, newest shades and styles.
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EUROPEAN and American stereoscopic
Views, 81 so per dNzen. HAsEL STREET
BAZAAR. apr19-mwf
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FORTY SPLENDID SINGING CANARrEs will be
sold to-day by William Mckay, at No. AZ
Wentworth street. Call soon.
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PARcHEEsr PARoHEEs1l-A royal game of
India. Hasel street Bazaar, and East Bay
News Room. apr20-w
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9tate Notices.
STATE OF SOUTH OAHoI1raA,
txRcuT1vB DEPARTNHNT.

ixEcUTIys OEpisExnsT.(
To the commissioners or Election:
In accordance WITH section 8, or Afucle y, OF
the General statutes OF this State, you are hereby
notified and required to cause an Eleclon ooe
held in YOUR respective Counties on the utsl
rnesday following the first Monday OF November
next, being the 9Th day Of the month aforesaid,
for seven y persons as Electors OF Presldene and
YIce.President Of the United states. -
Now, the, efore, you and each OF you are hereby
reuuired. with strict regard TO the provtnons Of
the Constitution and laws Of this State, touch.
Inc your duty In such case, to Cause suoh election
TO be held In your respective Counties on the day
aforesaid. and for the ascertaining and deternin-
ing OF such. persons who shall have been'duly
elected thereat. ='.-
All bar rooms and drinking saloons SHAH be
closed on the day Of election, and any person
who shall sell any Intoxicating drinks on that
day, shall be guilty ora misdemeanor, and ON
conviction thereof, ahall be fined In q sum NOT
less than one hundred dollars, or DO Imprisoned
for q perioa not less than enc month, nor moro
than six months.
In testimony whereof, I have hereunto BET my
hand, and caused the great Seal or the state 70
be affxed. at Columbis, this 9th day OF October,
A. .. 1872, and In the ninety seventh year OF the
Independence OF the United States OF America,
ROBERT &. SCOTT,
Ls Governor.
F. L s ssaesse; of State. oet4f-a
~
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A. FULL DRAWING IN SIGHT.

At the Second Grand GIT Concert, authorized
by. special act Of the Legislature, In ala of
Public Library Of Kentucky, unsVoidsbly post
poned from September Is 70 Deoember 7.fSnd'
which positively and uneQulvocally; occurs IN
Loui-vi le,' KY, Saturday, December !. l934s Blt9.
following each Gifts are for distribution, b lot
amobg the ticket holders: al. ~. $50 nln.g
ONE GRAND GIFT, Observation-Disclosures
ONE GRAND 1900.
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FEATHER BUSTERS, 40 cents each. basel
STREET BAZAAR. apr17-W
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9MMERMlLLNEWs
Exports.

AMsTzRDAM-Per Br ship Jnlis-2s00 bales up.
land cotton.
NBw. YoRk-Per steamship charleston-l5 bags
sea island cotton, 1909 pales upland cotton, 81 tca
rice, "a bales domeatics, 80 bundles slaves, %
pkgs sundries.
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Charleston.

COTTON FOR THE CoNT1SENT.-Messrs. Le.
sesne &c Wells have cleared for Amsterdam the
British ship Iuka, with $500 bales upland cot
tim
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THEU0UETs.


D. United Stateg Court.
The petition OF the assignee Of Roach d
Kerr; bankrupts, for permission to sell Inc
property OF the bankrupts, was referred to
Registrar Glawssn.
Unitsd5 states Commissioner.
Ssysn negro men were before Commissioner
Porteous. yesterday, charged with creating
election riots at the Six Nile House. Two
we're discharged and five were bound over to1
TRIAL
inferior Court.
a rnlstrial was ordered in'the case Of Johr
Kenny. for assault and battery.
Atmistrisl was also ordered In, the case Of
sBslislrin Mason for assault and battery.
The cares Of Thomas johnson and William
Smith, larceny, was stricken nom the docket.
The cases Of I.aao smalls, Solomon Thomp'
tsoa, George Thompson snd@Parii Morgan,
dot A~sslfkewise stricken Of. ~,
william Ohlsolm was found guilty OF a..
f6Aults ,4G:LGs
Pessr Baker was found guilty of assault and
Trial Jasticss' Courts.
John Mi. mate Of the British bark Belle
Stuart was found guilty Of beating q seaman
and.fnsd tendollars and costs by Trial Justice
-lAsy.
sSSaFqIlixm Burnley, drunk, n dollar or ten
days. Joseph Mtohell,, drunk and disorderly,
tw6Sdollars or twsntJ,dsys Charles sHender.
Son md Thomas Roberts, applied for lodgings,
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PHILADELPHIA, BOSTON,
AND THE CITIES OF THE NORTHWEST

Tina Fine steamship SEA GULL, Dutton Com
mander. win sail for Baltimore, on THURSDAY,
cath October, at half past II O'Clock A. II.
E Philadelphia Freights forwarded to that
city By railroad from Baltimore without add
tdonal insurance, and Consigneea are allowed
ample time to sample and sell their Goods from
the Railroad Depot In Philadelphia.
For Freight or Passage apply to
octls-s No. 2 Union Wharved.
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IooA1 LAC0SIos.

-aovernor Scott has removed DR.. D. c
Tompkins, trial justice of Edgefeld.
-Advertislng has been defined as "extena
ing your show-windows into the newspapers.
The ball of the German Artillery Ciup
takes place, at the Hibernisn Hall this even
Ing.
The Hunki Dori Social Club give their
slxth annual soiree at Mrs. Bernard's Hall tnis
evening.
-LThe ssriug OF the staunch steamer
Charleston was postponed, on account OF the
weather, until hslf-past nine O'Clock.
@The2Presbgterians Of Columbia have invi-
ted BE- .A.LaFevtte, of Baltimore, to assume
pastoral charge OF their church at the State
capital.
IA umor was prevalent yesterday to the
effect that one negro man had murdered an
other, at verdier's place, In st. Andrews
Parrish.
During fair week the Euphradian and
Clsriosophic societies OF the South Carolina
University viii, on some evening, hold con-
yention. Professor Rivers has been invited to
preside.
The Laurens Herald says that the follow
ing highly respected citizens Of this county
Werearrested on last Sunday night by .uncle
ssmIofidslfsnchmen sidedby the military,
foraaleged offences against the United States
.aoyesnment: DR.. D. A. Richardson, Joel W.
Anderson, Captain W. ". NELL, James o.
:DScest, Lndy Tribble, Duckett Copeland.
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HOTEL ARRIHALS-O0TOBER ~.
Pavilion.

Pavilion.
G. hathison, London; 81. Smith, baltimore;
8. q. Fursner, Georgia; W. P. Cullen, Bates
vile; J. o. Tarhert, 8. A. Torbert, Miss Cleag-
er, Georgia;J .J. Messenger, L. II. Grooves,
Blackville; A. Morgan and daughter, George
town;T ". Richardson, J. Richardson, Sum
ter; q. B. johnson. Wllllsmstoni E.. J. Caugh-
man, Lexington; W. B. Whites, Frog Level;
J. c. 8. Brown, Newberry; j. Brewer, Orange
burg; J.. W. Oalchwell, Newberry; d. 3.
Boozer, Frog Level; J. F. 8. Wright, Pomaria
E. D. Newton, New. York; B. 8. lizard, wife
and servant, Georgetown; O. q. Bronte' Pom
eroy-snedslr Troupe; J. P. Clements, Darling
ton; B. Fields, Lydia; G. P. Carter, Carriers
vile; W. h. Kennedy, South Carolina; b.
schlag, Jr., Pennsylvania; B. Fletcher, Nova
Scotia; N. B. Fields, South Carollnai J. Rich-
ardson. J. 8. McNeill, Hardeeville; J. F.
Baker, GrahamviIle.
Charleston.
E. P. Wesson, E. T. Zimmerman, G. Wurter,
8. ". whlteville, New York; 8. Braawell, ].
Gruuer, South Carolina; W. s. Floyd, Balu'
more;AT. F. Brudd, Little Rock; Miss II. N.
Mills, p. Msyes and daughter, J. B. Wirnall,
Mayesville; E. W. Wlchersham, G. Beckett, O.
Hines, Philadelphia; 8. Dibble, 0rangeburg;
@. L. Ravens, Washington; J. Wardlaw, wife
and children, Staten Island; Miss M.:J.Den-
mis-, Miss L. A. Hood, Vermont; DR.. 7. Smith,
Mrs. g. I. Williams, Miss @. Williams, DR.. P.
3. Griffin, 3. N. Griffin, Society Hill; b. Nose
ley, A. Moseley, England; J. P. Low, Column
bIa; J. II. Richardson, A%llendale.
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The money to pay all these Gifts 9. nov ulob
deposit, aud set apart for that purposac IN inc
Farmers' and Uroverd' Bank. az will be seen %
the following certificate Of the Cashier:
FARABBs'. N DRov1RS Bklktc.lt
LOUISVILLE, KY, September 10 t1e723 q
This yis TO certify that there ID now Cd deposit
in this hans over Half q killiun OF. DolAfl 20
the credit Of the Gilt Concert Fund. $5eo,eooo Of
which Is held by this bank ss Treasurer q me
Puolic Library OF. Kentucky 70 pay on tR.Gif1
to be awarded at the drawing.
RS. vEEoH, 0asnier.
Price OF Tickets Z;
Whole Tickets, $40; Halves, IS; Qusrtersfsate
IL whole Tickets for 500; IS ior Szt6; 6e.lor Ssoe;
iia for $1,000; css for $500; 6'6 for. 5000. NO
discount on less than $ico worth OF pskcssasea
The drawing will positively and .uneqniyocaIy
take place December :. AgetI,s ara ereLng CITY
required to close sales and make Ieslfns. Noyem;
Der Is, 10 order 70 give ample time 9 for ss, ,sn.amsi
for Circulars should be addressed TO 9,Gt y
Gov. THOMAS r.. BRAMIiNTTEE,
Agent Public Library Of Kentucky Lo1,sy1l4
Kentucky. oSso.
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Flour quiet and weak. Corn dull and un.
changed. Whiskey dull. Pork lower st $l6a
Is rs Bacon. only limited jobbing demand for
shoulders at IKE; clear rib sides ike; clear Sides
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TINE PHILADELPHIA IRON STEAM
THE F1RsT.OLAss IRON SCREW STEAMSHIP
GULF STREAK, Captain Hunter,

THE FIRsT.CLAss IRON SCREW STEAMSHIPS
GULF STREAK, Captain Hunter,
VIRGINIA, Captain Hlnckley,
Are now regularly OH the Line, fnsuring q drst,
class sea connection between philadelphia and
Charleston, and In alliance with Railroad Compa-
niles at both. termini, AFFORD r .pid transportation
to and from all points In the Cotton States, and
TO and from Cincinnati, Sc. Louis, Chicago AND the
principal cities of the Northwest, Boston. Prov
deDcs and the Eastern Manufacturing Centres: .on
nS-The GULF STREAK IL appointed to san
from Browns Wharf on FRIDAY, 25th OCTOBER,
at half. past 1 O'Clock P. II.
.@ the VIRGINIA will follow.
For particulars OF Freight arrangements. apply
to WIN. A. COURTENAY, Union Wharves.
w. p. CLYDE 4 CO., General Agents, No. Ia
South Delaware Avenue, Philadelphia. octlo
u o B AL T 1 n o B e
FREIGaTs RECEIVED DAILY, AND THROUGH
BILLS LADNG ISSUED
Afe TO &6sse
PHILADELPHIA, BOSTON,
AND THE CITIES OF THE NORTHWEST.
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and Kenny-3. 30 the petition vas laid upon
the table.
The Mayor read.a communication from the
Board of Health, asking for the employment
of q suitable person to attend to the public
vaccination. The communication was re-
ferred back to the medical committee of the
board, with power to act.
The report Of the city sheriff for Septem-
Der, 1872, with an appended receipt from the
city treasurer for two thousand four hundred
and thirteen dollars and t%wenty.four cents,
was read, and referred to the committee on
accounts.
The report OF the City Hospital for septem-
Der, 1872, was also read, and received as in
formation.
The Mayor read a communication from d.
7. Corbin, Esq, city attorney, containing the
following resolutions, and asking for their
adoption by Council:
RESOLVED, That D. T. Corbin, Esq, be re.
quested to prepare the argument In the cases
now pending in the Supreme Court of the
United States in which the City Council Is In
terested, to wit: Morris Z. Jessup vs. the
Northeastern Railroad Company and the City
Council OF Charleston, and Branch, Son q Co.
vs. South Carolina Railroad Company and
CITY Council of Charleston, and that he do
proceed to Washington to argue said causes
when they are called.
RESOLVED, That two thousand dollars, If In
the opinion of the Mayor 80 much be neces-
sary, be appropriated aud paid out for the
argument and trial of said causes.
The resolutions were referred to the COM
mittee on railroads for a reports at the next
meeting.
The following committee reports were
made:
The committee On ways and means reported
favorably on the petition of Dr.. J. Ford Prlo-
leau In behalf of Shirar's Dlspensary, for re.
newal Of lost certificates OF city stock.
Adopted.
The committee on brick and wooden build
ings reported favorably on the petition of Jas.
Kearney for permission to erect q wooden ad.
dition to his residence. Adopted, with the
proviso that the addition be lin covered.
The committee on city lands reported on the
petition Of Patrick McNauly, for permission to
use q piece of vacant city land, on President
street, orthe erection of a wooden building,
that the piece of land in question did not be-
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-10-23
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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-10-23

Spirits turpentine nuctuatlng at 81 to $50. Rosin
Hrm at So 80 for strained. Crude turpentlne steady
at So rs for yellow dip and virgin. Tar steady at
So 80.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1872-05-16

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