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JIG, GESDELE,
FHLp. LETT
nJ. ROSE,
Commissioner, Of the Board of Public Hosks-


I ,O4&I O1EIIIVIV NO IINL~
~ OFFICE OF TIE BoARn OF PumIc W1tx42
CaICAo0, Repk- Il la61
Whereas the Common Council OF tho City Of Chicago
Morgan stseei so Aberdeen ssree Il Bloct II of lie
vest haft and xess bali 9f qnarser Secs. IL %.
under the 5npertntendenen Of tho Board OF PnnIp
Work and that the sum Of sixteen hundred and two
5t1 dollars ba asseszet up0n the real estate deeucf
benefited By the Improvement 30 ordered, according
TO thh psovhlons Of the Revised Charter as aDodo8
tn Auch case made and provided;
Now Therefore, public notice Is hereby given to an
EGsons intE1G1tcd that the Corantsdoae1s or tho
Court Honsc tn said city, On the Eth dsy september
1ss3 at the hour Of 10 o'clock to aseess the
to be Gtesaed tho real estate deemed benefited by
&ald conteuplatad Improvement
J, g. GEDELE.
FRED LETT,
..... o. J. ROSE,
Commissioners OF tho Board Of Public Works.
9eIto{f4GE
, 1865-09-21
Reception Of CpIored Rcxfsnenrs-MI!f-
tary 3nte1itEencc-Inter1ial Revenue
Mistakes In the Ccnsns-Ru~l. for Par
dont-Ansccedcn1x of Pnrd0ncd Rcb-
eie-Sxatu* Of Lyon of fL.youdalc.
Especial Despatch 10 the CHICAGO Tribnne.l

eit-NxntuN ot Lyon OF kyondalc.
Especial Desp patch 10 the Chicago Tribune1
W.su1xGTox Sent N
a1,. ..,ot,... ,-., uto". 1.E"N 7ep.- -.
ALE teee1pss slom 1utcsnai tseFenne to-aas we're
nearly one aud a half millions oa dollars.
The acting Pottmsster General to-lay ordered
the rcfnenfro of trcn.v nostof;ce. IN yIrr,ni,
Al - y. e"-"s' fos'.43.es ~ 'As'
-nss4es1iipa, ataoama ano c'eosEA-
Inc Jet United stateA colord regiment which has
been in service three yea,s Is about to be mustered
or4 Tho +ns,nritv ri The ,,s ~or,r.t,,.. =. ,-..s
y. ~ ~. o1l"eA0R ~ "1s
ra'eeo IN tne CRY ano the adjoining counties Of
Maryland and Virginia. The co1orcd people Of
regiment public reception.
The f!eedmens bureau has made application to
the secy Of the Inferior for grant Of ccrtnin IN
occupied eoveInnent ground in this city on which
to ese suitable 6uilnss ioF he use of the colored
FeAools no" nelhg otraniSed hefe. II the applies
fnooastons WILL DC provided 1os about a.030 freed
msn-
ne "a CcnptsoHcs o. tEe lscasrry has decided
tl.t destttcrs serving aiT The expiration Of crgi
m call tments 10 maze up lo5t t1mo caa only r.
cciEe Tie S1ie OF pay allowed bY Law during the
pc-tod covered By cnlietments.
II has been ascertalped hy gentleman engaged
in The preparation of the cen.ns volume for 1861,
that tic preliminary report published tone two
, 1865-09-21
John HI. SurrNtts the Conspirutor, in
Nnt

New YoRE, Sept. 21.-The Coannsrcia! idrsrt,-
ttr says Portland, Nc, merchant saw John II.
Sur1att In Montreal a week ago; thai he has heen
concealed there for some Tine and one occasion
when the detectives were in close pureult Of Him
he was sec1rted uuder The altar OF one Of the
churches 1t WIS believed In Montreal last week
that he .Taa to take passase for Glasgow OH the
EttemcF St, George, to eail on Friday Last
, 1865-09-21

" UFFlCR OF me B0ARp or FcNIrc WoRKat}
CHicA0o. Sept. ID, ls1.
has Ordered that the alley running north md souh
f1hIoaSa haosh u, Easdoaa! .sc:'oa y add.tioo p
hc d9ae gndcT The snpe1sntendenee Of no Board Of
hundred md twtnty-tighe dollar3 bc assesasd upon
Lite real estate deemed benefited by the Improvements
Charter amended "a such case made and provided;
Now, tncEcore, public notice Is hereby gi1tu 70 sI1
Board Of Public W0rts will meet a Room no. u In the
Court House IN said city On the 1h day OF September
amount directed a4ose.ad, By the Common Council
u be assessed tho real csfate deemed benefited by
said contemplated Improvement.
J. r. CTSDETE
, 1865-09-21
.
Nfm advertisements.
SUBSISTENCE OFFICE. q. 8.

SUBSISTENCE OFFICE, o. 8.
- -.,sa Aans s.,1e:. s. s:9;s : sss4 I''s M
i ssoa q fti5sf a ga s s
6 q r 9NE 3F t1%S x ETks
] CAtLLE n tots Of tea md upwards
nd s ,s ssy
corn ana ato tuLr equal e any o:atcd In market 50
E!epo:ais ma,s st..e The number /. Is proposed 10
c.ue 70 oe Eesed aoe2e ~ ss sts.e ws,she. on
isa & Is s 8 In to 'na
orsg 6 aaa g. Guilt a,se
f:1,ssss & q as ss.ssea psa
sassssfs siaas.s to b. allowed ten days IN which
'n ttl dsJ = sha Ia.tsa c. stases caitis co1.1
fosa. I'd. ii BaIiisaofe. Id: Ii as "a 'aa s4aa
s. &c; e. .E st
ssis.: lis I'd .ss III s naas IS % sss mo- eraes
ii 10 c,r ri II let may BE- designated r tho had-
is.: f.: tSs Sss ss, Il: :eessa .';sass =
ss ssS s:ssa M, ssS.7's # h
81 Nt''*t nF's o'R: vi asfsis raHkHsT Xf'fs
es--e''s7.- 7e.--- Can't. and c. s.
OFFICE DEPOTCOSI1fISx
~ ~ SAEf OF SUBSISTENCE, CHICAGO s.ntrw-
~. ecT a. lSseea psoposais "a duptieets Wita
= tals oueo until Z n, ,oa Monday SeutcmSer Il sS
!or soppstny the Hoors, hospitals, etc. et Lbic1T1
FRESH SOFT BREAD
tof three mouths toE such shorter time a TIN onnt.
saty OF may drect>, cqu1nen.fnE fh Id
oftcsnher. {&A 10 BE- delivered II sncn times and NJ
ces ~ the coEuassaEF Of s1bstssencn may direct ~
alle In such 9nucS as NAY be furnished ~ Tnitsd
sAtes proposals TO be indorscd Proposals for son
Any Or all bida may be rejected -.......
GEO Y. C1tMPHELL
se7f-o931st Colonel and CommlssaEy ot suh5istence
PROPOSALS FOR GRAVEL
l. ING NORTH CLARK STREET.
oFF1CE OF THE BnAhn or PrB11U Torxs.,
CHICAGO. Sept- =, 1850.
Sealed proposals with rcce!veG ly tn. itoar,f n
'nblic Works at tht Er office until II j. n Noniay
ctepef a. Tor Etaye1n. North c1afk Street. b.twecn
ton4 Avenae aua "eiis-sta According II specincA-
Said Improvement will be paid fur in part from thu.
cneEI 3und Of the city. md n part The Spetxl
asfesnent levied toHerny pottInn or its cost.
the Foatd Ertefres tho right to renct any an NdH
NJ no pig VII be acceptel unless tho party offering il
ives evidence s3:tst.stof5 to the Board that he u
e accompanied With the usuaI saooo0 huni With -
nilites 70 be :rtoved BY the Roatd. be addressed 10
ne Eoa:li Of r9h!lc WcrSs and endorsed "EropoaaI1
J: q. G1SpELz,
FRED LgTz
o. J. ROSE,
&e1fCiCsnt ~ = ~-N-o '~Ass~
, 1865-09-21

Fplsc entries Vere m@tIc in ho,nto1 bnnts heca1ss
the Surgeon could draw more medicine and hospital
tuniS.
, 1865-09-21
Statistics OF Negro Troops-Probahac
Pardon Of StcPhena-A Mission for
: Cn., <<1ntfe1d-Frou1 the Eou9b-Een.

F1ER5H XVUIe ~ = - - =
nv YoEk. Sept 2o.-The HeratJs Washington ton
rTTe;e.s1 iyto the eefytce dnce the commence
n1.nt Of lie War is, IN round NUMBER,
The dcats snd s.snalto essua,ties ANGIE ANGIE
ihe Nh,tss and amounted to oscs 50 cog.
Sixty ibonssnd Of the remaining 131 0oo have latey
been ordered 10 be mustered ont tn the several Pc
pastmtnte md these If are entitled 70 sole aua3
Ihis t1aa1l number distributed among the *eyetM
etafcs would not bc IN eleul.0t Of calculation IN
1T II +atd +z-rpbel Vice President Sterhens, noW
cosnhS1 IN Fun Warzcn, Is soun 10 be released,
1na WI 1glafn 10 GccrEla to cooperate with ex-
. soxeanes bfo"n md others ip 1he reconstruction
sn: Eehoneld Is stin in the city, hut expects TO
iease lot E4Iope about the nrst of October. He
preston rresails TIA! he Is charged wsth some sort
ot mlskiou to some Of the (oc,ttn coyrrnroents
"1he friends Of General ]. S. F0ltrtsn nyr press,
, 1865-09-21
Ten. Howard on = Tour Of Inspection
Pillow Seeking Parion-ArrcAt Of
Kebc1s-Gov. Slsarkey on Taxes.
Especial Dispatch to Tie Chicago Tnbuue.l


Gen. Howard, Superintendent Of the Freedncn's
Bureau LEFT here this morning On m inspection tour
Of heefmen'e Affairs in Virgins. lie will be absent
about ten dnye.
Ex+;cne:al Gideon j. 1ft1ox Of Tennessee is here
seeking pardon. Lie fled m application ecycrai
weeks nso.
The Freedmen's district OF Washington, under
charge Of Col. Ekrn has teen enlarged By the addi
lion Of Alexandria, Fairfax and London counties.
Two Ei1gtn.an and oue South Carplfnian rebels
were arzesttd To-day.
Tie rr1y ofGose:nor sh7r.2zey Of Mississippi, to
nlettrr addressed TO Elm ly centlcnaa Of this
CITY, Who ossnt large ract Of Lind in TINT State,
1nquirtns what woald be tho status of lands con3e
cled Or gold for stnte tolls during the rebellion
md whether practical difficulties might not afsc ii
consequences of SUCH alienation, Will be oflntcreat
70 parties in the North who own property IN that
State Coy. Sharley says: "Ibcrc L. no ottccr now
GuthuVJcd TO receive toxes on lands in Missia ippl
nor VIII there bc until the meeting Of the
IE,flatuIe On the 1Gth Of October. afler which, !
suppose. new syktc1n of taxation will he atlnpi,a
do not thtnk my lands ilaye been nd.c,tcd
during the rebellion, OF If they hs.c. shoaid not
regard nny such Get AZ changing the title. 1t msy
be that some lands harr been +old for taxe hut In
such ra.eH ample opportunity, think, viii be
given FOR redemption. Il Wilt probably be well to-
owners to hayc agent here 10 redeem thelf Lands
In foRe ftey T.usr fe,sn ao,d
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-11-23
ST. hAsnnY 5 GlTETT:
d PCBLIsHED EAFET THURSDAY BIZ
JAMES y DOWNS.

TEuns rr SrD,ennTIo* 200 ger a"n"m.
to h@ prld rth,n SIX months. y" ''.~r..r,r
v.I lie r,r,r,r ]! III n shorter period th"n S.E
r.nntiis. ;.ni 40 p,I'ar +" -" d'sou urtiu"cd u'r
al .rre,rn.cs are p:li rNaeP' At the option IF
tic ;.uiit>hrr.
TrHvs oY ApsErrIsirG.-sl per square for
IN. -; lnscrrl"n, opl - - tor es"ry SuhSe
qitat insertion. r.-h' Il IS - les c"nS'it.'te
a srraie If the uurahe- q! Insertions he not
marked rn the advertisement, 4 viii be pub
lshe,i and forbid, md CHARGED arc'.r''r'siy. 4
literal deduction made To those VINO advertise
by the year.
Communications of n -ers"naI character VIII
be charged, ri the sam" raifS g advertising.
Obitunr,es over ten lines in ien,'h vii! ne chdrg-
ed at The rate of - -ents ,sr = lrr".
All rpn4mun,r,run~ FIR pna'lrn'I"n must h"
accnnI,:ine,! wIrh ~" rcri na.n' 90 the opih1r,
or nnn;ien1"u w.i. - f,.,d - ih':l. Ia" 49,.
name Of tie ,,..l.or = IL r"' 81. p4nd~uc3, uIl"~,
desired, iui We ,.sur"' rnusrot {" I!>e:; Com
mulncsllons uui.s5 - Know. tne winter
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-11-23

and if they show (i.e tecite) that the per
soDs named were duly iected. If lie spes
beyond this, and makes ''show" to mean
prove" he assumes tse whole power 6s
determining what S:a9s shall constitute
the judicial body that's to act on the elec-
tons of all the nten.hrss,.
Either house If congress may punish
contempts of itc juriliietiou or authority,
especially if committed by person who is
one Of its ministeriaI servants, and there
c>uld not be higFa- contempt of it's ju-
risdic;ion and auti:2rity than for person
who has ministerial act % perform III it,
preliminary organization 70 obstruct Its
great Judicial function of Judging on ti,s
elections, returns, and qualifications Of Us
members.
IT Is not for you or me, perhaps, tc
gu">s what the cha nces are Of such action
Of the House As world protect its own dig,
nifty. and th. supreme law of the land. in
caso Of such contempt But it is wor-
thv Of Your nbservatiyn AM that Of all who
arr to cast thcir votes next Tuesday. tha,
thr Republican, party. through its p-cssc,
81 IL !.uacrs. has given no certain sound
on thi, critical matter; ar. - far as it emit.
ANY sound al all. Is voice would seem II
encourage The clerk to DO revolutionary
act; while rh" r'.i';on Of the Democratic
party i'll respect = ii is perfectly uue1uiv-
ocal and perfectly correct,
IL n, believe that the Southern dcla-
"e'rons vii" ma, present themselves will
DO anything tarioGs. Firm and dcci.'cl
'op" til ! viii g. If they are eAcIu lei
from the roll i,yths. clerk, AMI tn" Iiru~
fIi'~ 70 take upanl redress tn w-onr bv
admitting thcnyinto ;ho preliminary Or
s;n.1atirn, great violence wi!l be done
10 the Constitution WHAT may follow
save pcrnici,ls agitation, 10 man can
to.acc-
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-11-23

1t IS very evident l. ary mind, evou of
the most contracted ca!hr-. ,,l&t with 'hv
present system OF lab'i' handel dowA 10
"9, d. o!tc ".thmaiF "nera, Of the So
S.,'i'u .,l- oi>S'''--o@o' i G tana'cal purity,
"h''A 'of '..'' a'S. has ih'd possession
O T." - r'IefnE,;'t. the la,'id -Cwn'r7
''i',' I',-is y ,i'' i'.'' ~" soon l.
~ 90 $''''.'' '''' L i 'a'l* BANK
"."E'
H'sFup'!"Hs III S'tiaI systems always 30
'''''-' ne" an" P'"'.'P' t. .uiFriii:l.tS, "T
'''' "'I'i1 ."''' - 5Pe'e'' VIZ! i"'' - ria-
e:'' Il H1as 40 demonstration 10 con
'''':c 'loS. most Interested t"at,' ii com
=. '''ii'',> -i'F"H' 'i.d worthless nod
'"cIi' .i"ah"!hg II ihSol"Are, cno."on,
""@ra f'f iaJ'f oyer wh!:i The fIrul"t
- DO control "A"tyTer--al!d what !
~. "orst equal sov'.'! sl5h;a, with H.
....'tlcaI element Of i%rG, portion Of IL"
*ouA''y prompting ti,M III ;Ae'z absurd
r.an.".tl5>, Wc have 4 r"w "!'tNr OF t:!A.->
"hich caAiot l"nr ~ t".er'It".. "-tHo", u.
necessary soIu"nc,.~, ?anpsl...n "l.i s9c'".
414fadai.on u Tie WAlec man.
-a.teF tn abo..t,pa Ot ta@ r21tA4 Sy"tc'"
II Gseai Dr!I;,,A, IL ;"ga; 3ho,, ..1...c al.
.;:,>t laws wee cnat, !, establishing IL"
regulating con F,.is-ry !~D-r, ami cou!'.
the same'sLate vt ,Din-, Dc brought about
with u, We, could O.Iy Jc where Nc Nc:
III III: b, ginning, w.;A lit If i-Nurat.t
and comparatively worthless nr-ro.s %
our estates, ca.l!!? OH Cur ylta!>, Du. 'ar>.
". can NEVER cTs.cct 10 lax. in = ~. ~:,.T
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-11-23
NO 6
I Next year 1865 "a H. .

Next year, 1866, is the centenary
81 us existence Of Method;s,isln in the L n
led States, or the one hundreth year since
the organization was first formed, which
was afterwards ripcned into what is known
as the Methodist Episcopal Church. I,
vas IN the year l.1o that small number
of emigrants from the Wesleyan come.
ton in England formed themselves into 4
society in Philip Esnbuty's carpenter sbof,
on Barrack Street, New York. near the
SSEesen; site of the city hall. Measures
anDo;n.c55 tod consideration by the Committee
fdr tho srr,o,r;a.o 20 General Cnne.rnnce,
casion. "ee +" the oc-
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-11-23
SEARCHING RosoAs AND CotI.ns

SEARCHING RosoNs AND CoLL.ns
Pour pint Of boiling water upon two
ounces Of gan arabic, cover il and let il
Stani over aight il tho morning pour il
car r'tuiLy from the dreys into clean bot.
tie, c'fk it a'ni keep for future use. A
tablespoon tlIl Of this ga1n ARABIC water.
stirred into pint # starch made in the
u<''' manner. Will give 70 lawns either
VIM "r lrnir,i. a look e .newness when
nothing Use ran rr~,prc SON after thcy
hay" h".n washed, t. every pin, Gf
starch ail pie" .! hltIr, l,rl. tallow,
or <Hermacet candle. III" siz. of q chs
nat.
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-11-23

: lnr'a-;i'",' sail ono p,!it;ciAn "
another, 70 -: whorc vonr party ends
IN the opr",'r!on par, h"gir=" We'd,
-ir, replied 'hc o,l'-, Ii you wcrr rii-
in . .i'c!.o@ It ~2nli ). impossible to sa7
r.l~-" The mn mic! aad he doakcv be-
-au
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-11-23

- ~" S"v"r rrh"liuus STAT frr w'''h
! ''~r.-nt I:',son 2ppoirtrd p.o1i.;pr,l
:, ''I"r,l"l all excepting Tax.s have h"ll
fh"r STAT" 'avcntions Four Of thes"
VIZ: N'*~'>>ipri. Alabama. North Caroiins
'nt fi'rlta- have rcrlMci their scccas;o,
"riina:'"os null, and two of ,h.n.-Soulh
C"r"'r" -! 'icnrFia- ha:. mcr5lv rcrr,l-
''"nn. Th. entire *;x have aLDl;.h,
'c-o.:
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THE CHRISTIAN INDEX,

10y the FIRST OF.OCTNDEE. or as soon
- as the mails are roc Established. | will
RENEW the publication oi the ''CIiEiS!IAM
INDEX and the ''CiiiLD'S lNDEX' !! have
kccn publishing.
Price of Index, "rcrannu'n. 50 co
Price of ''Child's lu,cN, - 80
CA deduction made for Ciub$.)
Money nav be rcInttctl ut once, rs my
determination is positive. My dcsr. * to
secure Il large subscription list with VII. j,
10 begin, and issue this prospectus t!;at
subscribers may have t!,nc u forward their
rcmlttanccs.
1t is my intention to issue :.~St class
papers, and no pains or cXjci.sc will be
spared to secure that rnt. The best writer's
and correspondents Will be scrurc.l. and
the highest religious and iitcral.y- tal.ut vii!
be given Z tn" Iai".s-. Tia" CHI! .DS
PAPER Will :,c !'r"itsry Illustrates, ::,I
will. in cvcre sens, bc made t. conform To-
its new title,
TIE C3IILD'S DEHlG,I-:
Money may be sent by Express or other
wisc--if by Express, at my r,:,!,, if Tic TX
press receipt is sent me, ON tuc resumption
of matt tacllit:t.H q
VI" connection with the firm of !. W
Burke Il Co., is dissolved, but l will csta-
blish an Office in Macon, Georgia. where
communications may be a!;irrsScd.
Aug lmo SAMUEL. EUIklN.
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The Lay OF tho Dirt.


BY JOHN BRoUaHAM.
With CATERS Of exquisite ton
And garments exceedingly neat,
Allured by the treacherous sun,
A lady Stepped into the street.
Tramp, tramp, tramp,
Sho daintily held up her skirt
But tho mud it was over the instop and
vamp,
As she sang the song of the dirt.
The sewers and cutters are closed,
The omnibus lulnbers along,
The swecpers are plying their brooms,
And the lady continues her song;
With very commendable pride,
She tries to look dainty and pert,
But she vainly cndcavors her temper to
hide
AS she sings the song Of the dirt.
Mud, mud, mud,
For nothing but mud was around!
Mud, mud, mud,
You could scarcely fathom or sound.
Mud from each omnibus wheel
Across the pavement would spirit,
And savage the lady began to feel,
AS she sang the song of the dirt.
With CATERS all tattcrcd and torn,
And peiticoatS not over nest,
With dress all spattercd and Worn,
The lady stepped out of the street.
III, uncommonly i'll,
While with speech remarkably curt,
Her husband thought Of the millinsr's bill,
And finished the song Of tho dirt.
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The shock Of an earthquake was felt
at Memphis, Thursday morning, shak
ing buildings, tumbling down chin
neys, upscttlng loose articles, and an
iron safe establishment was thrown
over. The shock, which lasted ten
seconds, was even more plainly felt at
Holly Springs, Miss, and at La
grange, Tenn.
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United States Of America.

COLUMBIA, s. c., ArGr ST 30, 1865.
DURSUANT to the directions of the pro-
i clamation of Governor Il. +. Perry. the
Managers of Election for members of the
Convention, III Richland District, Will hold
an election for FOUR MEMBERS for said
District, on MONDAY, the 18th day Of Sep
tcmhcr next.
All persons who were eligible to vote be
fore the passage Of the Ordinance OF Scccs-
sion of South Carolina, and Who have taken
the amnesty Oath rs prescribed by the
proclamation of President Johnson, Of Goth
May, 1865, can votc--none others can vote.
The Columbia polls will Be opened as fol-
lows: East Poll at Richard Callwclfs store;
West Poll at DIR. Gri%trs Office.
JAMES G. JANNEY.
aug 81 Chairman Board Managers.
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Office Gen. Sup. w. and M. R. r.,

-. rws. E. N
5e,gN ..I,tss. '.Ays!. s.a.i.t
4EtR & Il ,,.:.. 80.
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UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA.

HNHE next session of this institution
4 (Which was never discontinued dulir:,
the wary Will commence, as usual, October
l, 1865, and end July +, 1866.
The institution is organized into r!cre..
distinct schools. with as many Professors.
Six of the schools are Academies, Cbrs,',s
that of Chemistry, which is also Mc,iical:; !;
four belong to the Medical and one to the
Law Department.
The College expenses, fer the Fscssion of
nine months, will be from 1870 to $3.50. cx-
elusive of text books, of which sum about
s2l5 will be required upon admission, ami
the rest between that time and the LIST OF
April. For further information, apply to
$. MAUPIN, Chairman Faculty.
Post Otficc-''Univcrsity Of Virginia. -
aug % +5*
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JOB WORK,

Such as HAND-EITJ.S, CARDS. CInCT-
LARS, SfilN-rLASTiIi;S, etc, exccu,cC
promptly and at reasonable rates.
.SULIAN a. sI,LBY,
July 81 Fupilsher and Irol.iic.or.
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Dwelling House to. Rent.

NRS. II. G. ELMORE will rent her RE
N1- SIDENCE, with FUENITUHE.) CON
tanning fifteen rooms, III TAYLOR Town.
There arc upon the place all necessary out
buildings, garden and good water.
aug y, THOS TAYLOR
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WILMINGTON, N. c., AUG. "a, 1865.
CHANCE OF SCHEDULE.
ON and after SUNDAY, 9th, daily trains
~ will run over the Wilmington and NIan-
chester railroad, between kngsvillc and
Wilmington, as follows:
Leave KlnSsvilic daily at. ..7.35 p. m.
Arrive KinSsvile g at. 1.25 Il. M.
8 Wilmington at. .3.o5 p. m.
There is daily communication North by
rail from Wilmington, and semi-weekly by
steamer. These traius connect with trains
on the Northeastern Railroad, Cheraw and
Darlington Railroad and Whining ton and
Weldon railroad. There is line OF stages
between Sumter and Camden connecting
~ HENRY NJ. bRANE,
aug 2S 16 General Superintendent.
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A. L. SOLOMON.
General Commission Merchant

Second Door from Shirea' House, Plui,1 street.
COLUMBIA, S. c.,
nEALER i'll foreign and domestic mer-
~ chandizc. The highest market price
paid for COTTON and COUNTRY PRO
DuCE in gold or currency. Cunsignmcnts
solicited which will receive my usual prompt
attention. Refer to
G. Il. Crump * Co., Augusta. Ga,
LaRochc 4 Bell, Savannah, Gl.,
Gibbon q Co., Charleston. S. e.,
Koopman u Phelps. Charlotte, n. c.,
Fuller & WlkcrsOn. I.casb,lr.. n C.,
r. P. Richardson. Rcad~vills. n. c.,
James X. Lea, Yanceyvillc, N. c.,
Chambers & Iatrick, DanNillr. Va;
Erownfy l. Coz, Petersburg, Va,
Kent, Paine Il Co. Eichuon,l, Va.
Aug fs27
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WEEKLY CLEANER
Il HOME CO.NPI-NION

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FAMILY JOURNAL. and is published every
Wednesday. 1t will contain Eight pa-cs,
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TERMS INVARIABLY IN ADVANCE.
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Advertisements inserted in the Daily or
Ir1-M cekly ut 81 q square for tL. first in
sertion, and IS cents for each subscoucnt
insertion. Weekly advertisements Il a
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In New York, on the 9th, cotton
closed at 46c.; gold 1881.
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The Tri-Weekly Phoenix,

For country circulation, is Published every
Tuesday, Thursday and SATURDAY, and has
all the reading matter Of Interest contained
III the daily iss,lcs of the week.
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THE following gentlemen are respectfully
suggested as candidates for the Convention
to be held in September next:
WADE HAMPTON,
A. X. TAYLOR,
w. A. HARRIS,
J. G. GIBBES. July 81
In view of the Importance of tho approach
ing Convention is of vital consequence
to us that we Sd lid be represented by men,
not only Of pata tism and experience, but
of legal acquirchents. l beg, therefore, to
present to che voters of Richland the names
of the following gentlemen, WHO are cmi-
nently fitted Tor the responsible post for
which they are nominated:
CHANCELLOR Carroll,
HON. WNT. +. DESAUSSURE,
COL. WNI. WALLACE,
COL. F. W. McM.ASTER. Aug3
For the Convention.
The friends Of the Union and OF their
State desiring to bring Into her councils
practical knowledge, sound patriotism and
devotion to her best interests, respectfully
nominate the following gentlemen as d"lr-
gates to the State Convention from the
District of EicElapd:
JOHN CALDWELL,
WADE HAMPTON,
A. X. TAYLOR,
". A. HARRIS. August II