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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1872-08-31

New YoRx. august 24.-Both- Mace
OBaldwin' claim stakes. '4 @"
VIRGINIA, August 24.-The prize fight
between, Williams and Chatham, for
81 600 side, took place to-day, about
six miles from here. Forty-five rounds
were fought, and the time being called
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1872-08-31

WIN 10 WoutCu No y WttuCcc III VIC A4SkkObty
Baulch voucher-thieving case, have failed.
His own trial is to take place in October,
but it is doubtful If be will ever return to-
New York. His bail is over half =. mil.
lion dollars.
Catacazy has published card denying
that he endeavorsd to sell bis pamphlet
containing revelations against the Prcsi-
dents family. .t.....,
Ex-Gov. j. Medley Johnston, who
has been ill for month past, is said
to be rapidly sinking and cannot last
"a hours longer. Old friends and
citizens show every possible attention
and kindness. SO
Police Sergeant Carr has absconded
to California, after victimizing his
friends to the extent Of 81, 900. 4.
The Tribune says Controller Com
molly has not been further than fifty
miles from New York city, and most OF.
the time in Westchester county; that
he will turn States evidence, and that
his testimony will convict Tweed and.
twenty other officials, whose names, sor
far, have not been published. He wilE
first appear to testify against voucher
thieves, under Attorney General Bar
low 3 Instructions. e. hsa3
ArcuINsON (Kansas), August 26.-The'
Atkinson and Nebraska Railroad wsS
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-11-21
1OCAI LACONICs.

The steamer South Carolina will sail lor
New YORK this evening, at eight O'Clock.
"A choice supply OF California grapes anu
neara has been received at Fishers.
An artistic pen and Ink drawing has been
made BY Mr.. Joseph Samson, for presenta-
liam 70 Governor Moses, OF rare and ancient
man Of Charleston, published In London In the
earlv part Of the eighteenth century.
To-day having been appointed day OF
thanksgiving and prayerby the General Assem-.
blv,of the Presbyterian Church, the Gleoe
,treet Church will be opened for service at
elsyen o'clock this morning.
At meeting OF the Tobacco Dealers Pro-
ieo.iye Onion, held last evening at Lindstedfs
Hall. the committee previously appointed to
draft a constitution made It's report, a.d the
constitution was adopted.
Joe Smith, colored, stole box OF cheese
from the store OF Messrs. Wagner d Mon.
saes. at the corner of East Bay and Queen
streets, yesterday afternoon. He was suoss'
ouently arrested and locked up In the main
Guardhouse.
The race which was arranged to take
place shortly at Augusta, between the stallion
.sGsberlunxien and "Lady b." will not come
Of: the owner Of the mare having paid the
forfeit of one hundred dollars. The stallion
"a owned By Messrs. 3. Graham d Co., Of this
CITY. he Is colt of the imported horse Bon
mia Scotland.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-11-21
RoARDoF F1RFMAsrFRs.

The Proposed Decrease OF Pay OF the
Steam FIro Department..
The regular monthly meeting of the Board
of FIremasters was held last evening at Mar
ket Hall. The following sction was taken
upon the recent resolution Of the City Council
looking to reduction in the pay of the Steam
Fire Department:
R.solped That this board having given that
careful consideration to the resolution from
.he City Council which Its importance de-
Resolved. That in the opinion of this board
the Fire Department OF Charleston, as now
constituted, is ample 10 each OF its branches
for all emergencies, and that the presens pay
of the department Is not more than sufhcie0t
to keep II in runnlng order, Wnlle any ds' L..
crease Of such pay would be detrimental TO its
efficiency.
A resolution was also adopted requesting
the chief and assistant chiefs Of the depart.
ment to examine the hose of every steam and
hand engine In the city, and report every
steam company that was not supplied With
eight hundred feet, and every hand company
not supplied with four hundred feet of ser
viceable hose. It was recommended that
those companies which should be found not
tally equipped with hose should be supplied
by the City Council, unless they Immediately
furnished themselves, and that all sums thus
paid by the Council be deducted from the
monthly pay OF the companies 30 furnished.
10 accordance with the action OF the board
an Inspection of the hose of several OF the
companies was ordered for next Friday after
noon, and notice to this effect will be found
10 our advertising columns.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-11-21

How TO USE MERouRY.-Nevsr put mercury
Into your stomach. The proper place for 1t is
the thermometer or the barometer. There it
will inform you of the changes of temperature,
or forewarn you of the coming of storms, thus
Indicating the times and seasons when 1t Ia
necessary TO reinforce the system with Hos
letters Stomach Btters, In order to ward off
the ailments which peculiar conditions of
the elements produce. When the quicksilver
suddenly falls several degrees of Fahrenheit,
as 1t often does at this season, fortify the sys-
tenn against the depressing influence of this
sudden abstraction of heat by dose of the
most genial and wholesome of all invigorants.
Or If the indicator of your barometer points to
stormy, brace up for those damp, driving
gales which are sure to search to the very
marrow of an untoned organization. Fever
and ague, chronic indigestion, violent colics,
dysentery, bilious intermittents, rheumatism
and ahost Of pulmonary complaints, come of
such vlsltations. nov19-tuths3D&W
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-11-21
HOTEL ARRIVALS, NOVEMBER 90
Pavilion.

Pavilion.
NIL. Jones, J. q. Pike, Med. O. Cannon, 8.
8. A. Brooker, q. q. Singletary, F. Graham,
Graham's Cross Roads; T. W. West, Green
Vile; W. A. Merony, Orangeburg; G. 8. Park,
Savannah; W. Ryan, Barnwell; P. N. Porcher,
Fort Motto; 8. Browne, Blackville; W. g.
Hubbard, Columbia; ]. P. Gamble, Gourdins;
W. W. McDlarmid, Florence; mrs. Edwards,
Jacksonville; P. Ward, Clarendon.
Charleston.
F.J. Boesse, N. B.; F. L. Hunter, Ca; E.
Burton, Philadelphia; F. Norton, Baltimore
J. Crews, Laurens; G. G. Jaeger, Newberry;
T. F. Wight, Atlanta; W. B. Robinson, Nova
Scotia; D. schackman, N. T.; q. stien, 8. c.;
E. Black, Atlanta; E. A. Smith, Augusta; D.
G. Duffy. St. Louis; G. W. King and wife. J.
Foster, 8. A. Woods, Mrs. A. D. Gibson, N. l..
Gibson, 8. G.; c. G. Day and wife, Miss N. l..
Day, Hartford, CT; J. J. Ward, Darlington; ].
Chestnut, Camden; J. R. Stevens and vile, n.
Y; NJ. N. Nolan, Albany; WsB: Kennedy,
Boston; Alfred Williams, ]. q. Mather, j. G.
Thompson, Beaufort; G. E. Thurston, N. Y.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-11-21
STRICKEN SAVANNAH.
The Horse Disease Crippling Commerce
In our Sister City.

The Horse Disease Gripping commerce
In our Sister City.
The following extracts from the Savannah
papers of yesterday will give some Idea Of the
state of affairs resulting there from the Vislta-
ton of the ''epizoot" Our sister city was
little too fast In crying out about the difficulty
of transportation In Charleston. There has
not been day since. the disease began on
which merchandise of any description coming
to this city was delayed for ten minutes at
wharf or railroad depot In consequence Of the
disease. Savannah has been far less fortu.
nate. The Advertiser says:
"shanks' mare" Is now the only equine
available for trotting purposes. The horse
disease fairly leaps In It's progress. Many OF
the dray horses that were IN use yesterday
wore red stockings, and ueeded handkerchefs
badly. 1t was cruel to allow such horses 10
work. All the doctors, policemen, F. ,nts and
merchants were on foot. The Bay and
Wnarves seemed almost like Sunday
thoronghfare. 1t Is likely that not horse
will be seen at work within few days.
The Republican says:
The horse disease has been slowly and In
sidiously gaming ground, and now ltS eject
upon trade has been shown unmistaKaoly.
For several Gays past lne street rallTOaQ mus
been diminishing It's number OF cars, and now
an entire estoppage seems imminent. The
effect on the transportation Of cotton has
been very marked. Prices for drsyage have
risen fifty per cent, and yesterday it was
found necessary to employ steam IN re-
moving cotton from the yard of the Central
Railroad to the Bay. Orders for coal and
wood remain upon the books OF dealers
undelivrred, and unless we have an influx OF
oxen, or substitute In the way OF hanc-carte,
some suffering may be the consequence. For
the past Jwo days or more, horses ft for Ser.
Vice have appeared on the streets under cover.
and one team we came across In our wander.
ings wss adorned with roll Of red flannel
around the neck like brilliant scarf.
The Traction engine OF Captain lid. Good.
win was engaged at the wharf OF the Bati-
more steamer yesterday morning In hauling
tuck loaded with cotton. On level ground IL
worked we'll enough, but when she Game to
uphill work 1t stalled, and the truck had
to be pushed up by hand. 1t Is bad enough to
have bsulKy or sailing horse at any time,
bur when we cnme to the substitute, steam,
and nud 1t baulky too, We must pray for the
horse malady to cease.
A gentleman engaged In business In SaVan-
nab, who arrived here yesterday. reports that
draymen there are charging one dollar per
bale for transporting cotton from the depots
to the steamships. Send your cotton to
Charleston, gentlemen, and save delay in
transportation and exorbltant charges for
drsying.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-11-21

AN ACT TO REGULATE THB PUBLICATION OF ALL LE-
GAL AND PUBLIC NOTICES.
SBCTIoN ]. Be q e71acted Oy the Senate aud
House Of Representatives, Of The state oi South
Carolina now met and sitting In Geueral Assem-
bly, and by the authority OF the same: II shall be
the duty OF the Attorney. General, the Oomptrol.
her General and the Secretary OF State. conontly,
to designate, by public notice (in1 QUE or more
newspapers In tnJ Stale, in which all legal nofl'
ces adyertisementJ or publications for the state,
of sny ana every character required by law TO oe
made public shall be puolished; and said AItoI.
nov General, Com ptIoller.General ana Seofesaty
of state shall have power To MAKE sucl emarSS tseo
and new designations from ime TO LINE, sd ss lucy
MAJ Judge tnat tho puslic interest," o,,e,
SEC. q All state and County oncsIs Gu ~ .ha
persons are hereby requirsu W tn.s -, act for the
ewspspers desIg g1ated uuaer cnnntiss for pnb.
Saation oi, legal notices advertisements anu 29o
%mCa..ns % OH ~ a1,v aud every character required py
lcAtlohs, v. oda nnbic aud no legal tlce, 40.
law to ue i or npbcation required oy Jaw 10 oe
VertHeneh,;co shaIl nave any valid force or elect
made paVnT paVnitaSd ln the newspapers designated
uuieSs ,ht act:and no publication OF any cneracter,
nnoer In nawsnaper not de5 gnated under tnis act,
~ aI u naid FOR from the 1unds OF tnls Sta OF OF
snaii onty: o1 Provided That the said officers men.
,,ged auy m section shall have power, ~ cases re-.
nn,riup unusual publicity, TO order ppohcstons
.achh newspapess In addition to those deslg.
= ,,aGet under tins act, as by and with the ad-
,tce or the Govern or ey may sele and hills so
,ncurred shall be audited and paid IN usual man
ssc. 3. Az acts and parts Of acts inconsistent
herewith are hereby repealed.
SIC, 4. This act Ehall take effect from aad atter
in nesssea. neVlI
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-11-21
OHAR1FsroN RIF1EMENs RAEF1E.
How the Drawing was Conducted
The Lucky Numbers.

How the Drawing was Conducted
The Lucky Numbers.
The rattle in aid of the Charleston Rifemen
took place last evening at the Merchants Hotel
Hall, corner of King and Society streets. The
hall was filed with eager tlcket-holders. The
whole number of tickets was five hundred,
and tie number of prizes ffty-elght. DR.. 7.
e. Chupein and Messrs. F. F. Chapeau, O. G.
Taylor, and E. Rosenfeld, we're appointed
managers of the drawing. The five hundred
tickets were represented by the same number
of small squares of card board numbered
from one up. These were placed In rattle
wheel and thoroughly mixed afty.eight num-
bers were then drawn out one by one, the
first number drawn taking the first prize, q
valuable sewing machine; the second
number the second prize and 30 on.
The following are the drawn numbers
in the order in which they were taken from
the wheel: 2ol, 14o. 2s5, l34, AZ, 174, PA, s44'
257, 472 1ol. 4sl, 207, s5 $50, l, 47s, 270, 404,
243, 3O4 SO, los, 427 1l6, 3s, ATT, 2s3, 2l6 l42,
lsl, 1928. lkS, 27l, 2ls, l64, 4s4, 1853, 4s8, l25,
ZIG. 23e, s6s 81, s27 4a2 4s5, I'll, 70, ase, 1873,
234, go, IA, 476, AIS, 423, 2s7.
Holders of the lucky numbers can get their
prizes by calling on Mr.. John A. Moroso, the
chairman oflhe committee on the rafle, at the
Courier Office. After the completion Of the
rattle q resolution was passed by the ticket
holders approving OF the manner in which the
drawing was conducted. A handsome silver
service, valued at fifsy-fve dollars, was won
by several employees of tie Savannah and
Charleston Railroad Company, who had form
ed club.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-11-21
TIE COLUMBIA BOARD OF TRADE

The following committees Of the Columbia
Board of Trade have been appointed for the
ensuing year:
Executive Commlttee-J. B. EzelI, chair
man; R. D. Sem, ]. 8. Wiley, r. O'Neal, Jr.,
John Axnew, Jr., R. G. SILVER.
Committee on Prices Current. N. Blake.
Icy. chairman; R. D. Sem, John Agnew, sr.
Comu muittee on Transportation-k u: Sem,
chairman: r, O'Naal, Jr., John Mckenzie.
Committee On Reading. ng.Room-Colonel J. B.
Palmer, chairman; J. Agnew, Jr., E. W. Sell
bells, John G. Seegers, ]. 8. Wiley.
Committee on Grievances and Arbitration
]. Agnew, sr., chairman; G. F. Jackson, W. c.
McGregor, Thompson Earle, j: Meighan.
duce-J. E. Black, chairman; P. Cantwell, T.
J. Gibson, L. F. Hopson, NJ. q. Berry.
Committee on Finsnot-L. D. Childs, chair.
man; r. @. shiyer, L. Gambrill, A. q. Brenl-
zer, W. B. Stanley.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-11-21

CHARLESTON. November 20, 1872.
To Nessrs. PRESLEY. Lord q Ingtesby, Simon.
ton d Barker, Whaley d Alnon, Hdy's
: GESThEMEN-Ysur letter of the 18th, signed
by yourselves and other members OF the oar,
reouestipg me to retain william B. Dlngle,
Esd, la Sis forrnor po0ition, has bssn re-
ceived. ,.,.,a
Client dischsroe of the duties of the office 10
which 1 have been elected as sheriff Of this
county. end that these shall be performed with
courtesy and satisfaction to the bar.
I have the honor to state that In accord
ance and compliance with the request go
numerously signed, have this day rendered
to Mr.. Dingle the appointment Whioh you
have desired on his behalf.
Very respectfully,
q. @. BOWEN.
Il ia also understood that Mr.. John d.
symmes, gentleman who filed the position
of jall.keeper during the war, will be reinstat-
ed In that office.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-11-21
VTALENTINE's PREPARATION 0l
v MEAT JUICE. -. 81 ~

lust received, large supply Of the above: . Eaca
bottle contains four ounds OF LIT, 5fe eoId or vsm
elusive OF fat; can be nsed eth Tn nndiiysr on And
water: also can be taken WILL Cvuu.e. r1A' Ss' .~
DESTROYS tn taste Of the OIL
the only food for delicate CHILDREN. :. pu;.ss
This is much superior 70 os. me SE1sG1 IN y
asLS.e,U .on ,r;,S oIS Enr saIe by DR.. q. BAER,
junT 1"' Aoa A00ss sSeS3
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-11-21
1uorroN SALES THIS DAT.

A Tobias Sons will sell at IL o'clock, IN
Tinted States bonded warehouse. brandy.
Le!tch d Bruins will sell at IL O'CLOCK az Sne
esst end Of Broad street, real estate.
rovndes 4 Grfmball will sell at IL O'CLOCK,
near the Postofice, real estate.
Lanrey, Alexander & Co. will sell at three
quarters past o'clock, at their store, nams,
msokerel, DC.
Vim. Mckay will sell at 10 O'clock at his
store, shoes, clothing, &c.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-11-21
d o B F L o 3 T. ! D .. A.,
VIA sAvANNAH-Tw1oE AwEeK.aaa

The Splendid side.wheel Steamer sxh
DICTATOR Captain L. N. coxettel, !!S
CITY POINT, Captain George =: Aca1n1n: Hs:,y.W
leave Charleston every TUESDAY ana FA3TAHs 2s%H
EyssISeS | at s O'CLOCK, for SAVANNAH EE4AS, EEK
NANDlNA, JAuKsUsyfLLdLaE;;, Lda;,,I P4GAFk7a aI1Rs7a Aso
ps,nrnino DICTATOR win leave PALATKA FRl.
piY MosEiaa, and SAVANNAH SUNDAY HoRrH1ee,
arriving here SUNDAY ATE ArTsRs9,Gqsi; sp9,qi7KA MONDAY
NoRsIsa and SAVANNAH "WEDNESDAY MORN.
Connection ts made at FernanHina VII, Sar hsn.
road for New Orleans ald Havana. Mh vS43T vy,3sT
Ke.s:s at Jacksonville with Steamer SIAHLiSn,t
for mellonvllle Enterprise and Upper. 3. ,s. s0ns
River; at Toooi with Railroad lor y. AS4s 4S1'
tine: and at PalaJks with Steamers lot tne Vce
All All freight for Way Landings must be prepaid
" For o II Freight or Passage ha wing elegant Be-
'oinAA'NN' kITENEL 4 CO., Agents
Oerner Ysnderhorst's Wharf and Hass bsy.
f.say fFsf'
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-11-21
BUSINESS NOTICES.

ATTENTION Is called TO the sale to-day OF
that extensive and valuable piece OF property
on the north side of Trsdd street, east Of
Meeting street, formerly kno I'm as "MarshalPs
Bakery" and OF the lot on the opposite side Of
Tradd street, by Msssrs. Lellch & Bruins.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-11-21
1ntsr,or Cotton Markets.

MONTGOMERY, November 1s.
Cotton market steady 70 day; ordinary 16c;
good ordinary l6xc; strict good ordinary TIA
i7hc; low middlings IL T1s17Kc; nlddIing l7Hc.
MACON, November 1S.
To-day was decidedly the lightest OF the season,
the re .eipts having fallen on In most unac.
oountable manner. Though the market was
somewbat irregular there was an active demand
for mlddllngs at IKE. Fancy lots brought a
fraction higher. The receipts to-day were only
a16 bales, about equally diVidei between wagon
and rail; shipments l2e; sales 263.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-11-21

BALL OF THE GERMAN FIRE CoMrANY.-The
German Fire Company gave another bail,
their second one Of this season, at their hall
In Chalmers street last evening. 1t was well
attended, and the dancing was kept up until
near daylight. An excellent supper was
served about one O'Clock.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-11-21

FuRcHaorr. BENEDICT d Co., No. 275 King
street, have received The latest Importation of
Paris and Berlin Cloaks, also 200 pieces Of all
styles of Carpets-sreat bargains.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-11-21

FURcHaorr, BENEDICT & Co., No. 276 King
street, have received new stock of Shawls,
Blankets, Cloaklngs, &c. Also new lines OF
Silks, Popllns, Reps and Mourning Goods.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-11-21
THERMOMETRICAL.

The range OF the Thermometer yesterday az
cha drup store of DR.. Joseph Blackman, on
,hs .onth aide of Broad street, was as follows:
r. NJ. 4s: 10 A. NJ, 81; IL NJ, 66; 2 z. NJ %;
lpX X..5s: 6P. n, "a; 8 P. ~, 81.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-11-21
Wilmington Market.

WILMINGTON, November 10.
Sptarrs TuRPENTINR.-Sales OF so CASKS az t5c,
and 800 casks at 64Hc per gallon for Southern
RosfS.-sales OF 600 hbls at s. so for strained
and S4a5 for pale.
CRUDE TURpBNTNR.-Sales Of 1888 bbls at So
for hard, and s. for yellow dip and virgin.
lAB.-Sales of lS6 0bls 81 - 20 per Dbl. Market
frm ard has advanced SOC.
CoTroN.-sales or IS bales at Tx, SO at Tx,
and II at lsc per ID.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-11-21

WINTER COATS, Sacks, Water.Proois, Pants,
&C., &C., nicely cleaned, renewed, blinded,
mended, d., at Otto sonntag'd, Dyer, No. 81
Wentworth street, between Meeting and
ApsoD Streets
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-11-21

A F1HNs4uHANrNAN.-The nrst class Ame-
ricsu ship Richard the Third, Captain Hub.
bard, arrived here yesterday from Savannah,
and Is in tAeh8nds OF Messrs. Street Bros. &
Co., who will freight her for Liverpool. The
Richard the Fhlsd belongs to the Messrs.
Tucker, Of wlscasset, Me-, who for years have
been knowa to our merchants as owners OF
iine aud saeoesefnl sea craft. The present
ehlp IL constrpeIed Of the best materials, and
when buad,ne unaerwent the most careful
tsupssTision. She Is 9s6 tons, and will take
.osefthree thousand bags compressed cotton.
Her owners have long been connected with
: the commerce OF Charleston, and their yes.
sells were generally remarkably successful,
some OF them having made admirable pas
sages to and from this port. The present
commander of the Richard Is Captain Joseph
Tucker Hubbard, an oflcer Of skill and an
ebls Bhipraastsr.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-11-21

MR. SoupER Invites attention to his Stock OF
Photograph Frames just received, embracing
upwards of thirty different styles, many Of
them Of entirely new design and beauty oi
finish, which he offers to cash buyers at
small advance on cost. SouDER's Gallery, No.
2ea King street. octst-Amo
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-11-21
new York Naval Stores Market.

-...-,-fI.Is.. NlIW YORK. November IL.
bbls fosin. Spirits turpentine Is quiet, but prices
q tribe steader than on saturday. Sales 100 oois
at Gle, and so bbls at 6lc, nat. Strained roeln is
81 2oa4 rs for good strained. Sales $50 bbls at
$a25. Tar scarce and unchanged. Pitch steady.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-11-21

FuRoHaorT, BENEDICT & Co., No. 276 King
street, are the Sole Agents for the Celebrated
Chlelley's Kid Gloves. Each pair is sold under
guarantee.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-11-21

Corbin yesterday gav- notice of his intention
to make motion on Friday next, before
Judge Graham, for the issuing of an iDjunc-
ton against the Enterprise Railroad Company
to restrain them from proceeding further In
the laying Of their track with the kind of iron
they aIe at present using.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-11-21
New York Rice Market.

NEW YORK November 10.
The Daily Bulletin sars: The offerings OF Caro-.
Lima are increasing somewhat, and buyers are
operating with more freedom. Foreign grades
are steaGy and In fair request. The sales are 200
bags Rsngoon at 7a71fc, and 40 tcs Carolina at
7xssxc.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-11-21

TINE Is sMoNEY.-Glocks, fifty different styles,
In wood, bronze and marble cases, at Allan's,
BOT King street.
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6tate u Offices.

COLUMBIA 8. G., October %.
sTHE CHARLESTON UAlLY NEWS Ia hereby
designated as the newspaper for the publication
of ali Legal Notices and 0f1cial Advertisements,
for the County or charleston. under the act OF
February az 1870 entitled: An Act TO Regulate
the publication Of all Legal and Public Notices.
and the former ordsr or this Board, dated febru.
ary 22, 1871 designating tho Charleston Daily Re.
publican as the newspaper for the publication OF
All Iepsl Notices and 0f1cial Advertisements for
the Comfy of Charleston, Is hereby rescinded.n
]. L. NEAGLE,
OomptrOller.G neral.
D. q. CHAMBERLAIN,
Attorney General.
F. L. CARDUZ0,
Secretary OF State.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-11-21

CHRIsTMAs Is coming. For handsome Gold
Bracelets, Studs and Sleeve Buttons, go TO
Allan's, 307 King street.