davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1873-02-04
The Mercantile Community In SYM
bathy with tho 1fayor.
His Conduct in the Police Oontro-
versy Approved,
The Merchants Exchange Tender Him
Moral and Physical Support.
Remarks of tho Mayor to q Com
mittcc.

Ameeting Of tho members Of tho Merchants
Exchange waa held at No. G Stato street, yos-
terday afternoon. Tho attendance was very
ldrge. P. H. Willard. Of Willard, Bacon l. Co.,
presided and on taking the Ohair. said, from tho
announcement In the papers, and tho notice
served personally on the merchants gou-
orally, tho object of assembling was vol ll-knoWn
to nll. 1t was a mooting, which must DO oxceed-
tngly gratifying to tho business mon OF Chicago.
All wcro aware that for ycars past tho City Gov
ernmeut Ind boon in tho hands Of inefficient aud
dishonest mon, especially tho Police Do
partment. II thore was department.
OF tho City Government which demanded
competency, fidelity, and tho utmost devotion to
the best interests Of tho city, 1t WAS TINT dophrt"
uans, Our liyea and our property virtually
restad upon the probity and efficiency Of tho
police, At tho present momont the Police Com
rniss,onera were in conflict With tho Mayor, and
he Thought no ono would dissent from his opin-
ion, that in the Hon. Joseph Medill we had IN
honest, upright, and ablo public seryant ono
who, In all respects, had endeavorod with the
utmost attention and devotion to advance tue
interests Of tho city,--n man who had patiently
devoted Ills time and services to serntinizing
the acts Of his nubordnatos with Wow Of &C.
curing the best talent possible to assist in nd
ministoring the affairs Of tho City Government.
1t seemed that he had borne with tho Police
Board until forbearanco ceased to be ylrtuo,
and that It Ind become necessary to decapitato
those who rose in rebellion. Therewas evident
ly, from tho action Of tho Board Of Trade, tho
Underwriters, and tho. document to which tho
signatures Of many merchants Woro attached, o
deep interest taken In tho controversy by the
, 1873-02-04

phi1ntleIph In 1.-Two STOCK MRrKct* :
PHILADELPHIA, Fob. 3.-BgEvEs-1n fair demand
and iirmcr extra Pennsylyania aud Western steers;
$s0oGso.5o choice, 5000; fair to good, soao@7.5o
cop1nlont $4.00@G.00.
Hl1EEp-In fair demand at 698e. =
1IoaB--In demand at $7.G5.
sA1xs-2,lo0 beoyos 1.o00 sheep 5000 hogs.
, 1873-02-04

April ut sla.5o. -
Tho Produce n1arlsctn.
NEW YOllE.
:. N1w YonK, Fob b3.-corsos-Dall mf'dllng np-
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. quict and worry firm: receipts,
II 900 brs supcrllne Western and aIHtc, g.
common to good extra, $7.:o@1 % good to choice,
corn meal o!,iot md unchanged. Wheat firmly held
ssssR sgs se 9 o. sGras sosos Ns as ss
$t.oo. Rye, harley, and malt unchanged. Corn steady
and iar!y acyo; TcceiPs M ouo ~ ea Western s,a
mixed Wostern, GG@e7c oats ilrm, an,l in moderate
demand receipts 17ooo 1 new 1sy, mixed wss1ssn
Euas-Firn; Wcstcrn, 4a@50c.
HAY AND uopa-Unchangel.
9a5 f. oooS rsany ssaay 9 9 sas ,
TESss12S33Ss;| 1 fsansd aoao&'
gTooK OF CHAIN III Warehoslsc: -
wheat. bn. eagoee ~
0oi1l
Rye, bill. 4UO0O
Batiey, 11:,ooo W.
Malt 1'soGo 0oo
Fl; dali a:s:, si4ss prime nsss,
and 1hort cear for Fsbruaiy and March, 7'lo long
clear, 5@7!!c: Isra closed steady; 'Yestern steam'
''iH hurrna@ifrm; ns II aGYSt Western, 1t@2oe... ::
1'tEssE~oa'ets es,aIG i32oe 4 o,,c
"'A@ o GIiIIHnFsrPI1it
p,,,, .n,, ,r,r. I1ai, . -nnr. nurrrv.-Cn,,r du1l
,nt, wcnk n1tr" 81 Opa1 M What yery auirt rcd
n, "rrA oHa1 * "mner Il naas M RvcNoth
t"o n;n,S EnT ~ frir 1cn,nr1 re1inu, f1o, f1as
III, AZ; ~ affasoc ro;rc5 4aatTc 'o'
1t pnnv1sYoSsL1Ioid firm meBa pork. sl40Qa14.43.
r9nn1gnsI-f,ridn. IiIo rohned. soc.
w.11sycvWn,,iI a. Ssc ~ 0' "
nSItr1.ropr
r.,r,,,on, 17sh 9Mmnv4 nv4neT11uva-E1our firm and
unchanged. Wheat arm; Western rod, q ;aos2.o 90
, 1873-02-04

CORNER OF TwESrY-sEcoND s1EEEr AND WAnAs
AVENUE, Fob. 9.-sales, 7d0 brls moss pork, sell
April, ut &12.50
, 1873-02-04

art. Briggs, Mcuser, aud spraguo. hfr. Willard
The meeting then adjourned.
At TIE MAYoA's OFFICE.
Immediately after the adjournment OF tho
meeting, tho Committee visited the Mayor at
bis Office. n1r. Wright presented tho rosolu-
tituB, stating in a fcw words tho reRult, tho OBJ
jccs Of the call. Ho said that the Merchanta'
Association had been watching tho course Of
recent municipal events with much interest.
They deemed TINT the oourae thai tho Mayor had
pursued was tho right courBe, and every way
VIE best course undor the circumstances, and
had eyery confidence in his fidelity and persist
sncy Of purpose.
The Mayor replied in substance as follows:
GENTLEMEN: Lst na0 ofrer you my alncoro thanks
for tho warm aud unqualified testimonial Of sympathy
aaaentisl bol;. Il Il hardly necessary 70 make any
extended reply to the roso|0tions Yo have Witnessed
during the past week the struggle to- which you have
tcfcrrcd, and observed the course have pursuttl.
Intend to 60 steadily md porBeYorin9ly forward IN tho
same direction until wo come to the end Of It. NY
90 fas as any breach Of the peace is concerned,
think that tho danger ~ past. believe can say
that the police force without e1ception have given ~
contest by the Maror With Tho exception Of couae OF
ps.s1s smps os dc osss w." ne a tha
there u solitary police officer, WHO s IN contumaey
o,a t. % ~ mM o Is4; e to do h, duy
Opposition, tut iii. '' morHins ss i&ay h.ss S ii
ana happy to say however, TINT from tho sHt decided
majority Of tho police forco have supported the Mayor
Ss sp o now msssax ss s m @ @ s afs %
position. intend to ec1 to t!ae Council Tonight tAs
names Of the Commissioners who to tale the place
Ss s: osssaa iesa;s Z A i.~ must E'' b 'nSh e..
:ssa ;Ss {: nd sf'srsS nS r.1s Ssa4:
tho Council take donfto action. hut think It IL
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-03-27
By W. Y. LEITCH 6 r. 8. BRUINS,
,Aucttoneers.

- - - Atr u
T OPFZ & SON VS.. THE CHARLESTON
IL BOARD OF TRADE EFT AL.
BY virtue OF the Judgment OF the hon. 3. r.
Graham, Judge Of the FIRST Circuit, In the Above
case, viii be solo at the Rooms OF the Charleston
ton, 5. O., on TUESDAY, a2d April, 1873, at II
IlHih All that It LoT, PIECE OR PARCEL OF LAND,
with the Buildings thereon, situate, lying and
being on the west =, slds s OF Mess1nG see En- near
late OF - Barrett, formerly OF e. d. Wins0w, 70
the west on Lands OF - Park, formerly Of =. D.
Winsow, TO the south on Lands Of +. P. setgni.
ous. now Of the Estate OF 3ruitn Now J. Jr.. and
to the east en- Meeting street, being parcels or
Lands of the heirs Of Mary Ancrum, delineated In
Purcels plat thereof, dated 1799; measuring and
containing on the nortn line les feet on the back
line 81 feet inches, on the south Line 1<l feet,
and On Meeting street 50 feet, and having such
form and shape as by plat thereof annexed TO
the conveyance OF said lot BY .E. .. WinsloW 70
smi howry, Jr., and recorded u me me o.. once ss o.
ton County, in Book O. No. II, page $50, VIII funy
appear. vii, =, ,,,, ,.s,
ALSO,
The following Personal Property In the Build.
% OAK Cane Seat CHAIRS, IL Oak Caae Seat
Chairs (srm.) "a Chairs (stu1ed and covered with
green terry,l4 Chairs (slufled and covered With
aSSs 6nar Sne a nsa
Covers for Crimson Chairs, Oak Tables % feet
IGng, four feet wide,) Umbrella stand, Mantle
Mirrors, 6 sets WINDOW Drsrerles. Cornlcss and
Lace Curtains. 8 Newspaper Racks, ts Nsws-
icomplete with fxtnres,) OAK kxtension Table,
J Oak Round Tables, Whist Tables OAK Table
marble top,) uak Extension Table. 8 Marble.
Top Saloon Tables, small Walnut Tables, Oar.
pets ts7sx yardsl OIL Cloth tl4s yards.) Cane and
Uocoa Mat,ing tll6 yards) stair carpet t3 yards,
rods and pads,l 8 WALTON and Velvet Ra9g,1
Mats, 10 window Shades, Large Slate, % Spit
toonb, Large Globe Lamps and Stands, step
Ladder, Coal Hod and Hardware. SilVer:p plated
Water Cooler, 2 Goblets and Slop Bowl. Walnut
Desk, Billiard Tables and Fixtures.
Terms OF Sale-The personal property caah on
delivery. The Real Estate, one.thlrd cash; bal
ance payable In two equal successive annual 10:
srelments, with interest thereon at the rate OF
eeven per cent. per annunl. payable annualy,
secured by bond or bands Of the purchaser ana
mortgage OF the premises, the buildings 70 % 10.
sured and policy Of insurance assigned. Fur
chaser to pay for all requisite papers.
ANDREW SIM0NDS.
GEO. $. CAMERON,
Chase WITTE,
| rnch2o, spr3 % 1rusIees'
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-03-27
Aurtlon 8ales-~3mars Daps.
By AL0NZO J. WHITE q son,
Aucdoneor1.

EOR PARTITION AND DIVISION,
Under Judgment Court OF Common Pleas-
Cecilia Garden vs.. Alex. Ga!den, Adminfsfsr
VI By y virtue Of the Judgment of Hon. R: F. Ora.
ham, Judge OF the First Circuit, In the ABOVE
case, viii be sol / on THURSDAY, the i7th Of
April. 1873 near the Postofnce, Charleston az IL
O'Clock A. N,
/. An that LOr OF LANo. with tho Buildings
thereon, situate on the south side OF Beanfatn
street, measuring In front on Besnfa1n street a
feet, In deplh on east line SO feet ON west line 80
feet, and In width on back line IS feet, more or
less: bounding north OH Beaufain street, south on
LOT late OF Mary Ann Smith, east on Lot Of
Richard Holloway, and west on LOIS Low or late
of Ann Mitchell and OF Jos. Neyle.
west side or King street, being part OF Lot 40 IS
on plat OF Rugeieys 'LandsD measuring on Aing
street A. feet inche-, and on nortn ano soutn
lDes 2le feet, and on west ine ~ Iees ~ cIs aon
aaid rlsn now or Ia Of Blum, east on kipg
st. eet, south on Land Of J. p. Reed. Trustee ana
west on Land now or late OF Mary Whitakei..;G
8. All tnat LOr OF LAND, with the BUILDINGS
known on plan OF Lands OF Trust Estate OF Luce
Desportes by letters and b, measuring IN mont
on coming street about % feet by 95 feet IN
north on Lots e audi T. eassS on Comln8 5ttteeE,
south on Lot N, ard west on Lot J.
L. All that LOr OF LAND. with the Buildings
LlereOQ, on W6SG blQ6 Oh OOmtuB bbIe0ty AuOWn
on plan OF Lands OF Luce DespOftea by letter n,
measuring In front on coming street Is feet !
inch 8, and % feet inches on back Limo, more or
less, by about % feet in depth; bounding north
on Lots aud g on said plan, east on Coming
street. south on Lot D, and west on LOT n.
8. Also, all that LOT, with the Buildngn there
on, On east eide Of Despor.es couif known 70
said last mentioned plan as Lot n, measurtngfn
fronr on raid court "a feet inches, and on back
line 2s feet inches, more or less by about 10 leee
inches IN the north line. and 81 feet on soush
line; boendlDg north on Lot on Rad- plan,
east Lot N, South Lot p, and west IN Desportes
court
8. al that LOT. with the Buildings thereon. on
east side OF Uesportes court, known on said plat
BY The letter J, measuring in front on said court
n fee sinches, by so feet IN depth, more or ess;
bounding north on Lot D, east on Lot b, soufn
on Lot ID, and west on Desportes court.
Terms-tne.third cssh: balance BY bond or
bonds Of the purchaser or purchasers, a. may DO
required. payable In two equal annusl install.
men 8, with interest. from dale Il sale Annually.
secured by mortgage OF premises and policy or
insurance assigned. Purchasers TO pay mo for
papers, also tn pay such portion Of The Gity Taxes
Tor the year 1873 as the residue OF the year 1873.
after day Il sale TO end Il year, Will bear 70
whole year. ASREk u, COHEN, -
mch27-thm6th1 special heIefee.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-03-27
Druss al nbolesaIe.
L0EFLUNDy CONCENTRATED LIEBIGy FOOD FOR INFANTS


Ed
Europe nphysean with
ALBERT DUNG SON. No. 81 Bdwa New
8
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-03-27
|. uCTION sALF.--DESiRABLE PROs.
mch2o, %

A UCTION SALF.--DESiRABLE PHOS-
n PHATE FERTILIZER or other Factory Site,
Ine nnderpigned will oner tcT sale In Charles.
ton. at public outcrv, at the east end OF Broad
streel. on THUR. DAY, the 17th day ofAprti next,
at IL O'Clock A. H.,
Farmers Fertilizer Company OF South Carolina,
situated less than q ha milebeyond the corp0.
rate limits Of the City Of Charleston.
These consist OF new eighty horse power En-.
gine in complete preservation, In brick engine
house. The Machinery, such as Elevator, Crus1c
ers, Grinders, Mixer. Shaftlng &C., &C., ID built
in a substantial threestory Tin roof house, OF ~
by 80 feet in sze. The Tract consists OF nve acre
OF high and seventeen Of low land, having goo1
outlets In the fee simple OF q twenty-foot planx
road, and q graded roadbed for railway on sne
sise' and nne wharf on Ashley River on w os1es s
or Western side. 1t adjoins and oonnecu ~
means of these roads with the south CafoanS III
the Northeastern Railroads, and Ii tnuS in Psots
commnnicaton with the Interior OF tns o's.o ~"
~ the Soncnern and southwestern ststes ,..u..,
mi. nrt sents q rare opportnntI 70 sspr. nv,
,or the facep,inn or any Fert1er or oae .,,o anf
Sc,nrinr oc sd enterprise with r.s;. - se nns Hne
tSs Ssst Of machinery easily adapted 70 any pug
poSe; e, further osrticulsrs apply In person os BY
III pEt - TnRATTON FORD Kel Eatate Hrokes,
Ma Ma'i "a Rroad street, Charleston, .. q. moneR
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-03-27
BY r. NJ. MARSHALL g. BRO,
Auctioneers.

A SSIGNEE'S SALE
n In the District Court OF the United States
OF America for The DiRt' let OF South Carolina In
the matter OF WILLIAM q. WEIGH.
By virtue of an order CT the Hon Georle g..
Bryan, Uni ed States Dletrict Jndge for the DiH-
trict or South Carolina, viii offer for SALE at the
Postof1ce. Broad street THIS DAY, the 9th In.
stane at IL O'Clock,
All that PARCEL OF LAND, with the buildings
there, AK story wooden house and outbuildinRs.
on the south side OF Beaufain street, ", st OF
smith, measuring on Beaufan street 80 feet, on
the east line "a feet, on the west line so feet O
inches and on :he back line feet, be the same
more or less.
Terms-One third cash; balance by bond OF ppr-
chaser. payable in two EQUAL annual instalmehtB
from date OF sale, with interest Bemt annually ;
buildings to be insured and policy assigned.
Purchaser to pay for papers.
A. T. SIM0NS,
mch2T Assignee.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-03-27

From garish light aud NE apart: ,,,.
Shrined In the wooulald's sec!e e. nHei"
With delicate ml,ts Of morn rg ,u'ioa
Paptas,ic DER It's shadowy worlu.
The lake. a vaHorous vision, gteams
So yaguelv bright, my fancy deems
IT'S but an airy lake OF dreams'
Dream.l,te in curves OF palest gold.
The waverinp mists.wreaths maai1oid
Part in long r.fIs. through which view
GRAY islets tn oned 10 tides as blue
As if a piece OF heaven WithdraWn-
whence hints OF sunrise touch the dawn-
Had br. ught to earth It's sapphire glow,
And smiled, u tecond heaven, below.
Dresm.like, In dtful. murmurous sighs,
hear the distant West wind rise,
And, down the hollows wandering, break
In gurgling rippl.s on The lake,
Round which the vapOrs, still optspread,
Mount wanly widening overhead,
TIL n1ahed by morning . prtmrose-red.
Dream-ake, each slow. scft-puls.,o surge
Hath Tapped the calm lakes EN-. r-,i verge,
Sending Where'er Its tremorS pass,
Low whisperings through the dew.wet grass
Faint thrills OF Isry sound thee creep
To fail In n.ighooring nooks asleep.
Or melt In licn, low warblipgs maze
BY some winged Ariel OF the GLADE.
With Frightening morn, the mock-bird's lay
Grows stronger. mellower; far away
mid dusty reeds which even the noon
Lights not, the lonely hearted loon
Makes answer, her shrlll music shorn
or half lis sadness; day, lull.born,
Doth rout all sounds aud sights forlorn.
Ahl still something strange and rare
O'errules this tranqail earth and air,
asting o'er both u glamour known
To their enchanted realm alone;
Whence shines as 't were spi It's face,
The sweet, COY Gent OF the pace.
Yon lake, beheld as II in traLce,--
The teauty or whose say ro Il ance
Ifeel-whatever shores and skies
May charm heuceforth my wondering eyes,
Shall rest, undimmei ty faint or stain,
mid lonely by.ways OF The b ain,
There wi It's halnting grace, to seem
SET In the landscape or dream.
rPdM q. Hdy1lc In april Atlantic.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-03-27
ELIAS & BROS,

No. 368 KING STREET ,
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-03-27
By J. FRASER MATHEWES,
IuctiOneers.

AuCtlOuooISs 80
N'CONNOR VS.. DELARGE. - BY
" virtue OF decree Of Judge R. r. Grahams
made in this case, The day OF February, 1873,
viii expose for sale at Public Auction, In the
Clty OF Charleston, on THURSDAY, the 10th day
OF April 1873 at II O'Clock, A. NJ, In front OF the
Postoface,
the Following REAL ESTATE: gt.ia. -
All that TRACr UF LAND, called Glover, sit.
uate on Charleston Neck, State Aforesaid, meas
uring thirty seven and onehalf 87Kl acres, more
or less bounding north on Lot No. 8, designated
In plan Of SAID lands, east on Lot No. 4, on said
plan south on public road leading from Charles.
ton Neck TO Clements Ferry, and west on latd
public road.
All that olher LOT, designated In said pan BY
No 8, containing eighteen us) acres and ninety.
nine 1907 nundredth part OF an acre, more or les9,
bounding north on -, east on LOT no. q,
south on Lot NO. Z, on said plan, and west on
public road leading from Charleston. See ~, Y.
q. Book u, No. 9, pages 23a and 23S. These Tracts
constituting what was formerly known a. nix
eris Farm, about nve miles from the city.
TermB-One.hslf cash; balance BY bond ana
mortgage OF the purchaser, payable In one year,
bearing seven per cent interest, secnred BY .
mortgage Of the premises. Purchaser 70 pay me
for papers. Hh. ). "a LEE.
mch20-th4 heIersas
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-03-27

Necnn ana Augusta Railroad, Central Railroad
and Georgia railroad. This is the quickest ard ID
moat direct ruute and as com ortable and cheap as
any olher roure to LOUISVILLE Cinclnnstl, Cnicaeo'
S. r'Louis and sl other poinis West and NortnWSSt.
e,olumois Night Train connects with Greenpille
and Columbia Railroad; and Day and NighS iraius
connect with Charlotte Road.
Through tickets on sale via THIS rouse " aii
Camden Train connects at KingvilIe daily lex,
cent Sundays) with Day Passenger Trall, anu
runs through TO Columbia.
A. L. TYLER, vice-President:
AB. PICKENS, g. T. a. decl6
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-03-27
BY H. H. DeLEON,
Az Auctioneer.
NoHEN, ADMINISTRATOR, AG AINsT

NOHEN, ADMINISTRATOR, AG AINST
" DRUCKER, LT AL.
In pursuance VI and obedience TO the judgment
Of the Hon. r. F. Graham, Judge OF The tirst Cir:
cult Court OF Common Pleas, at the February
Term, 1878, will sell by puollc auction, on the
north side OF the P0stOfice, In harlesson, on
TUESDAY, The Slh day Of april next at II O'Clock
In the forenoon, 10
that LOT OF LAND. with the Buildings there.
on, situate on Queen street, known as number
twenty five, twenty two feet front y one hun.
dred and ffty TWO feet in depth, be The said
Dimensions more or less. Bounded by property
now or formerly OF Joseph spencer, OF Thomas
Bi adlord, and OF u. F. Baker ana on queen
On the following terms-0ne-aalfr cash; bal.
ance in oni year secured by bond OF purchaser,
with interest from date payable annually, with
mortgage Of the premises and policy OF lAsur-
ance On the buildings In sucn sum as the Referee
may require. Policy to b, assigned. Putchaser
to pay city taxes for 1873, and 70 pay the Eeefea
for papers. sAnEo olnONo.
nch17 7-mth7tu1 koi6re0s
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-03-27
Aurtio,I Balss--@his Map.
By J. FRASER MATHEWES.

By ]. FRASER MATHEWES.
DRRFUMERY AND FITLER'S RHEU-
MATIO SYRUP. -,
Will be sold, THIS DAY, nth Instant, at my
ONCE, No. Sc Broad street. at II O'CLOCK by order
of Collector CT Internal Revenue. seized for VIC.
lation OF The Internal Revenue Laws:
l4o bottles, more or less, OF .PERFUMERY.
lSnozen, more or less, OF Filters Rheumatic
Syrup. mch27
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-03-27

CORNER OF GEORGE STREET.
]. FINLEY, CHARLES NEWH0UsE. R. Il.
MUoKENFUsS, will be pleased to walt on their
friends. no'@''u'n'
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-03-27
ByJ. A. ENsLOW & co.

NEATCa HOSTING HORSES.
Nl THIS DAY, the 9th instant, at ii O'Clock,
viii be sold. front OF Mr.. O. W. Townsend's STA
bles, II East Bay,
One pair OF very superior Matched HOSTING
HORSES, n presented to be the best In the city
for heavy work.
HARNESS. and HOSTING BLOCKS. mch27
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-03-27
|>NESZSSSNS!$|SSN |! =
E\SZ{ANN%M

OF Chronic and Acute Rheumatism, Neuralgia,
Lumbago, Sciatics, Kidney and Nervous DIS
eases, after years Of suffering by taking Or.
FITLEK,S VEGETABLE RHEUMATIC SYRUP
the scientific discovery OF P. Filter, M. D., q
regular graduate physician, with whom We are
person ally acquainted, who has Tor 30 years
treated these diseases exclusively with astoplsh-
ing results. We believe It our Christian dGty,
alter dellberatlon, to conscleotously request snI'
ferers to use 1t, especially persons In moderate
circum stances who cannot anord 70 waste
money and time on worthless mixtures. AS
clergymen we seriously feel the deep respons:.
billy resting on US In publ ely endorsing tnls
medicine. But our knowlege and experience OF
iCs rem 4rkable merit fully justides our ac'lon:
Rev. U. d. Ewing, Media Penn, sunered sixteen
years became hopeless; Rev. Thomas Murphy,
D. d, Franklord Philadelphia; Rev. ]. B. Davis,
Hlghtstown. New Jersey; Rev J. =. Buchanan,
Clarence, Iowa; Rev. G. g. Smith, Pittsford, New
York; Rev. Joseph Beggs, Fall- Church, Phlladel-
phia. other testimonials from senator's Gotsr-
nors Judges, Congressman, Physicians, &C., TOT
warded gratis with pamphlet exp:aining these
diseases. una thousand dollars will be present
ed to any medicine for So ne diseases showing
equal merit under est, or that can produce one
fourth as many living cures. ANY person eenu.
Ing by letter description OF af1iction will receive
gratis legally signed guarantee, naming tne
number OF bottles to cure, agreeing 10 reiuuo
money upon sworn statement OF It's failure TO
cure. Afflicted invited to write to Dr. FlTLEts,
PHILADELPHIA. Hls valuable advice costs nothing.
DJWlE, NOISE & DAVIS,
Sole Wholesale Agents for South Carolln1.
For sale at Retail by II. BAER, w. A. SRRlNE.
A. ". ECKEL il CO., DR.. GEO. CAULIER, @. J,
LUaN, JOS. BLACKMAN, E. b. KELLERS.
janlS.stuthly DkC
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-03-27
By JOHN q. MILNOR s. co.

BY JOHN q. MILNOR & co.
TlIOKING AND MARSEILLES QUILTS
Il on account OF all concerned, Dry Goods,
&c. THIS DAY, 27th instant, at half-past 10
street, 10 pieces TICKING and Is Marseilles and
Crochet Quilts on account Of all CONCERNED, Fancy
Prints, Fancy Cottonades, Linen Drills, Kentucky
Jeans. Bleached and Brown Shirtlng. Tick, Blue
Denims. Blue Plaids, Ginghams, Shlrtn9 Stripes,
Blue Drills, White and Colored Tuck Skirts, Mus
lin Aprons, Hosiery, Cloves SuspendeIs, dc., DC.
Cond .tiOns cash. mch27
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-03-27
Gotels
OOLUMBIA HOTEL, COLUMBIA, s. G

This we'll known Hote,, situated In the centre of
the business portion Of the city, affords every
convenience and comfort to travellers on busi-
The proprietor. having secured the services Of
polite and effacient assistants pledges himself to
spare no painB in its management. TO sustain the
high reputation 30 long enjoyed by the "Colum-
bia," ss flrst.cass house.
Attached to the house Is handsome Billiard
Room. furnished with three OF phelan Collan.
dar's best and most improved Tables.
Telegraph Office In rotunds OF the House. Also
Bathing Rooms equalled BY none In the city.
WIZ. GORMAN, Proprietor
6. T. BuRDELJ, late OF "Charleston Hotel" and
Jas. F. GADsDBN, Assistants. febA