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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-10


The many wonderful cures performed by
Dr.. B ,rt on The shovo diseases in this city,
and 10 nsny instsnct VIXEN oil hops o. re-
covetlng 81 those diseased had bssn
dstpaired of, stamp hin s,neng Che Ara
ph sictans and surgeons in bic prefession.
Dr.. Boris tn6rmAfy and consultation rooake
are locsted % The eosner Of Noeth Thitd ~
Vine STREETS, where he oan b eeosaleed
daily. ~ xssjs lstlr R4sblisss As1ste
%, 1858.
br. Bovt who 4 daily pefSpsmins solAs sf
Me most rsnafka6is cured on record 10 st.
Louis, ean - censu1led ~ letter * psGsoa.
ally e sll timse, cireulars eontainin symp-
teme Of Odo1jsA ard Long diseases seot -
any edaorssa On SQr<ivmg tvo three eont
etenps. A16fsse Dk. BORT,
nJedla CT. Third ana vise So. :
sun.sg .sxsA4 azsazsGS - Lo0So 70.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-10

Sgs woman in another Column picking
Samburg grapes for Speer's Wine. II is IN
admirable article, used ir the hospitals aud
bv the first class families in Pans, London.
and New York, in preference to old Port
Wine. It il worth trial, - It gives great
a.tis(hcsioo. dc4 dly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-10

Go 70 our friend N. z. xssrill's for Kero-
seoe Oils. Lamps, Lanterns, Chandelier
0laaswars. ETC., II and 7s Randolph street,
Ohieseo. spr5 dSn. /
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-10

1T. rEHPLr, Gardener AMI Florist, cor.
eth and Main Sta, fruit and ornamental
trees. any26-1.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-10
CIT Y 1T r m ..
KID Gloves, exo llent quality and choice
Q ,ors for $i.2 .25 per p,ir st WadswoTtt's.

FismIxa TAcKLE.-Jo. Davenport has an
extensive variety Of fishing tac klc, TO which
he invites the attention oi oil who may want
anything in that line.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-10

The condition Of the At ,msch is Of vital
Importance. No man, woman OF child, can
be healthy unless the work Of digestion 10
regularly, thoroughly, and vigorously per
formed. With three-foufihs Of civilized
society, this is not the case. And yet the
remedy is within the reach ofa Hoof
lands German Bittcrs, prepared by Dr.. q.
u. Jackson, for Jones 4 Evans, Philadel
phia, will as surely create regular and
healthy action Of Ahe stomach us Ok will
lessen the friction Of machinery. Let the
victims Of Dyspepsia or Indigestion. in any
of its forms, try II, and We guarantee > good
appetite. physical vigor, firm nerves, sound
sleep by night, nd increased cheerlulncss
by day. ! or sale by Druggists and Dealers
generally. dcclO DIN ths& wStam.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-10

OIL K Mtnlng Company
BRANCH .OFFICE,
U0aor the F6rse National lDam10.
tMf Oovo0pOPes Iowa.
A small amount Of Stock Tor sale.
nare dtf EDwIx Ssfru, Agent.
Wanse - Foo11sh. Call and e1smins
eeasehiag usgsatly aeeded by everybody. 4
eetAIls for o. B. l.. Wolcott. ITO Chsthsp
oqSarr. Nov York. Jy2o-d1y
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-10

05 North 4th street, St. Louis. Merchant
Tailors and Dealers in Flrst-class Clothing
and Gents Furnishing Goods. Gentlemen
wanting goods in the above line, VIII lind
i { to their advantage to cal, or address as
above, where they will find practical men IL
their business, and dealing exclusively in
avst class goods at reasonable prices. Re.
member Tracy l. Bristol, So North 4ih
street, directly opposite Main Entrance to
Painters House. mary d3m.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-10

DiRrrhea. OysenGery. NomWser
COMPLAINT. &C., speedily cured BY using Ma
guire's Compound Extract of Benre Plant. Pre-.
pared only by J. G. Mcguire, ~. Louis, and
sold by all druggists. y ScoviAgt ChicagoL,
To l,sarc Chilli 4 Fever, get MA
0UIRE's AGUE MIXTURE, pu. up by J. &C
AAGCtHE. st. Louis. PRICE q. so per bottle
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-10

A NEw FAisY TALs. -Once upon tine
there existed = bsantiiul fAlsy vho loved tn
rscs Of men, and Vas constantly dong good
10 the human kind. But she unfortunately
fsli inss tie pawer Of ghnt who hslsJ nsh
and women ~ much - she toved them. So
one day the fairy escaped into the country,
and gathered together gentian root, SASHA
fSss bark, calumus ard other vegetable in
grcdiausa. Of these she made decoction
with esoice Jamsiea, shieh she stole from
lAe giants pantry and then pouring her
magical preparation in : bottle, she hid the
bottle in the woods. This bottle contain.
the fsiry's last present into mankind-asd
her best. Thousands Of years passed away.
and isscsotly slss eood fairys. bestle go
found by member Of 6rin Of Hubbel I
Co., 6nd its contents have ever since been
familiar OF The public a. a.a.-
HUBBEL'S GOLDEN BfTTERS,
. famous cure for Dyspepsia, Heart Burn
and Debility.
: Nen York Depot. IS dudson Ssdeet.
For sale at Wholesale and retail, Oy Bell.
erbecke & Miller, Davenport, Iowa.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-10

A SLIGHT M,srAxE.-Our nesghbora made
\ slight mistake this morning. in stating
,hat John Hassett, at the Burtis House. 40
cidentallv shot himself through the hand
on Tuesdav last. while handling four bar
.eled revolver. Il waa John Hickman. the
colcred porter, whose injury il not serious
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-10

6cofs CouxsY JAIi.--Ws paid :. visit 70
the coedty jai, lsss svsoing, partly beesoss
i, several 1susrs ftem tsissesrs have dSpb6nc
ID u = . ''hard plase," and partly bseasse
editors rarely ~ into sss6 inslisusio0s.
anA aSst hHow ooch q cue shsn. 6bsst9
Lytes very kindly Offered To- show ~
through. and at once conducted ~ to Me
lever hail., After unlocking two, heavy
csgs like desss, and having thso locked b.
hind 10, ws found osrselvos. IN marrow
hall, srchsd overhead. and paved with
stone bensoEh, whioh b ussd - placs Of
saeseiss ed aDeosment fSe the psisooess,
and which extends asound the cells, which
sse in the middle Of the building. Suppos
ieg ''nsW sceos" bed srsivsd. tbs psison
ers, ten men, one boy, and one negro, came
I'm the farther end Sf the hall in motley
drove. Ssms oe them we're teisrsbiy re<'
spectacle looking. hut Others had express
sions, decidedly "hArd" They were in
Glued to be very sociable, and seemed to be
u cheerful - any like number Of men you
night pj6k np In the streets. We rec6g.
nizcd most Of them - old offenders whom
we had often seen il fhs police court. John
Keeley and NcCaNerty, whose pathetic let>
ters TO Justiss Bloed, we published . day
os two ago. had been released. and their
rather warn supplicassons seemed 70 cause
much messinoal U the eshsss. They an
swered very peo0ptly = rsopsd to the
crimes for which they 0sso confined, and
seemed TO feel nsithse sssDofss for the past
Ct anxiety for the future. So0e were in
for lighting, come for stabhing, some for
stealing, and more for drunkenness.
It being about seven o'clock, the Sheriff
infvrrDed them that i Was about bed time, !,
and ,uslooking the doors OF the cells and
placing two Of them in each cell be locked
one bed stead. A fellow who was 'inisi-
ated" yesterday, dencunc. d the fare ss
''rath.r hard" IN tumbling into bed, where
upon the others laughed he rtily. On our
aving The hall they we're I'll busily crack
ing Jokes, tcllingstories, and Otherwise kill
ing time. They are oil in apparent good
health, while the utmost cleanliness pre-
vai's throughout their apartments"
The upper story is the portion allc tied
for females, Of which there are but two in
Q Mi . b. nj. one an old one, and the other
perhap. "a years Of age. They are both
hard iook ing cases, aud exceedingly surly.
At the west side Of the Jail is . large cell,
in which Is confined an insane man named
Peter Burnan, Who has occasioned consid
erable trouble to his keepers. There were
once two beds in his room or cell. but in
one Of Lis raving fits he smashed them to
pieces, and attempted to knock the Sheriff
down with one Of their sla's He - Gee>
man Of 80 Or 40 years. who vas formerly
soldier in the old country. HIS Principal
hallucination appears TO be fear that Ger
many and the United States are about t.
-nssge in = war. He has eaten nothing
since Tuesday night, and is to be sent to
the Mt. Pleasant Insane Asylum. Ike con.
versed freely with turnkey, in his native
g0ngue.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-10

post ssd Dr. va. WATSON Of n,h.., )
appointed eulnnil1sa ~ the r,.s..!'se y -
eoenellg Jeeolusipag exprrs.irs 20 - u
ceuM q thie body 81 felation Il ~. - ~
~ as.Dciate, Professor ID. /. nsGsI.a
~ u; " saace our lass messing has deusfts1
IT e. soeiesy tAsa adjour..d til !, o,e,o..
Rvnamo sssuox.
TIE 0ociety met q u O'Clock
"! Wihsme0n called DR.. Watsor 8. ~.
Unair, snd read . paper entitled .He'us,s' ~ ~
freholoey,. II its application 10 n;n,h.s:o
=; Z IhfaI. OF Ottumwa. The same -.
Fs,essed to - COmmsttee On Publicatior
- diecu9t0n Of the subiect ~ = NJ
nemedtess" then occupied ~ Hr,c;.tv a.
ne rest OF TIE evening.
Then ad)ourned TN . 0o'clock q ,ro,~o~
(his) morning.
inoH-RnosrsUaua -OAiisAYA.-
~ @ess ~ Asess 7ssics. aki,iiuny s,a s,.u.a,,,
eemO'ned IN a anbsr.eollersa sssd,s,. neau,if,,,
Isnseafeas TO the eye, leasaat 70 shs tasae - -
esesse y he StonAeh, In Casve,l naeh 8. !.
]e1'o- fAoscpAOrdtsd 1a1nlr " OsStssSs Aurk
80" ps@ eoeeains 80 osncs u nsss, Calsaa,a
ssrt and each teaspoonfai contains ns sr.in ofire
ssnsss farnished free 70 the rrosesso..
CAeWELL, MACK 1 CO..
- Manufacturer, snaer "a Ays.ss llose,.
S...-.. .'sn eetav Hev Tori Uav
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-10

.SrRoxa CuRnrxre.-Bv WV Of avoiding
the danger Of . collision. with the Railroad
Bridge. the steaper Delaware, in na.sips qn
this morning. leh her OarRes behind her.
and landing near the pief cf Renwick's
Mil, drew them up sfter her between the
i3rst pier and shore. BY means Of . cspstaa
and cables. This il = much less haaarlous
way than the usual one.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-10

CL.ARIxa AwAY TBs RuMs.-In order to
or an st1D6ent recsn Sos tlHe teQlireep>nts
nf huaincss. II has been found necessary to
clear away she ruins AZ Burro~' = Old Wsll sd
joining the Nnrthesw Line CompaWy' ofAee.
and to construed Temporary lsves. Work.
men we're hasilv engaged 10 day, In accom-.
,plishing this end.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-10

PsaRY's Moru AND fRsckLs Lorlon.-
Ohloasma, or Mothpatch. (also called Liver
spos,) and Lentigo, or F,cckles, are often
very annoying, particularly TO ladies ot light
couple exion, for the discolored spots show
: " plainly on the face Of . blonde than Of
. brunette; but they greatly msr the beau
ty Of either; and any preparation that will
c6.c.ually remeve them withoat injurine
the texture q color Of the akin is certainly
. desidc6atum. DR.. B. @. Perry, who eas
made diseases Of the skin . speciality, has
Discovered remedy far these d,scolcrattons,
Ekiuh Il e once prompt, infsllibls. Fer sale
81 H,tehcock 4 StaFks, and Stevenson L
Csrnahsa. Prspafsi only ~ B. q. Psrty
DermatSleeiss. No. - B, IA Street. New
York. and for sals by I'll dssegl>ts. Prizes
A. per b,ttle. CaN fos Nwvys Meth asd
Ftsckt Lceioe. FuLLsa, Fisca = Futlsa
whoysesle Agents. Chicago, III. [sp1A il
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$4,000 ':. Ses'D = D.: os s.'a.: meal !. Ell Eli
for cash Or exchange for City property in d.
vsnport. Apply to l.. T. EADS,
apr6 -d3m r. U. building.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-10

OrpIcsas o. rss Sf4ss1 1fsnicAL Socnrv. :
AT THE morning's session Of The State Ned.
ical Sosisty q the Calvary Daptist Charch
the fSllswtng 6Glcrr> ~ere elected:
PrpdSae-J. ". n. Baker. Davenport.
Vies Presidsst-J. @. Law. Qubuqua,
Escrstavy-W. +. Peck, Davenport.
+ CSvvspsadiae Gterstsry--A. II Caspen-
ter, Keokuk.
H1sssrr-D y. ,. CsthraH, 1owa Gig.
y. 1Assh, tcsnssay Psssidsas q ths
|Sosietys atsd nsw Of oAiesss, dslivseed Z
vsty interesting address this sftesnoon.. MI
ten -. sssklpssis - " lfsalal ide6d -
4: =. .:,:a':s: - S 81 5l% 'fsis's'ss r
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-10

"a 70 sae Bssf.-Go 70 Bsysnt. Stret
Gse Gssrlh's Osvsnport Commercial Cd
isee, 70 get . thorassh psp1'cal bs,.'neA
education, Or to become good sound tele
erapSS cssratcr. For circulars adas::s Ten
siosine sessaps, Bryant, Stratton = Merrill
NevsS,ort. Iowa. dw1y.
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I 70 n '9a77FFE 71afEg 4 m N771~ n a11FgE7l
i, sns4 kE- sxgsn .swAE .iSssl lass III .Aas xaa
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CHAR lie ST O j.,
MONDAY MORNING, JULY 2,
TIE UNION CONVENTION.

In Saturdays paper we published call
for o convention Of the conservative men Of
the country, to be held in Philadelphia on
the fourteenth of August. Giving plain
and common sense construction to the terms
Of the call, we noticed it editorially, and re-
commended to the South an earnest partici-
patton in the proceedings Of the convention
Since writing that article we have receiv-
ed letter from a gentleman of this State,
now in Washington, in which he says that in
the Intelkgeneer, Of June 20, there IL an arti-
Gle stating that the National Union Conven-
tion will not tolerate men evho have been dts
uniionists. He says further, that this state
ment is no doubt By authority.
We regret to be compelled to believe that
such should be the fact. And we hope
that the friends of the Union, both North
and South, should still elect delegates to the
Philadelphia Convention, as they are certain
" entitled to do under the CALL unless it is
further explained. Let the representatives
Of all the conservative elements Of the nation
meet in Philadelphia, and then if the South
is excluded from participation in that nation
al assembly, the men of the North will do it
with their eyes open, and be responsible for
all the consequences.
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SCHOOLS.

WALTERBOROUGH MALE ACADEMY.
nJHE TRUSTEES OF THE WALTERBOROUGH
Male Academy announce that the Insttu uon has
been and Is now in successful operation
Principal Mr. Bellinger is gentleman Of high class
cal attanmens and oflong experience teacher Stu
prepared for admission into any College. The next
quarter will commence on Monday, I'd July. Terms Of
Tuition $15 per quarter.
Board can be obtained in private families on moder
ate terms. Apply to the Principal the undersigned
at Walterborougb. THOMAS LINING,
June 20 fmw3 President Board Of Trustees
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OOPARTNERsHIPs.

COPARTNERST1IP.
TyRE UNDERSIGNED HAS THIS DAY ASSOCIATED
III with him in partnership, his two sons, JOHN r.
HERIOT. JR, and BASIL H. HRRIOT, under the orlgi-
nal Arm Of WILLIAM B. HERIDT 90 for conducting
in this place. ss heretofore the business Of Bankers and
Insurance Agents. WILLIAM B. HERIOT.
ZJuly q s5fa:.lf'
-OOPARTNENNHIP NOTICE.
TIME UNDEReIG q AB ASSOCIATED WITH H1M /,
BUSINESS, Mr.. WILLIAM A. BOYCE. The business
win hereafter be conducted In the name Of CAN'T q
BOYOE. Office Charleston Library Building, North
west corner Broad and Church streets.
July
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UNITED STATES INTERNAL REVENUE
ASSESSORS OFFICE, y
SECOND OoLLEcTIoN DISTRICT, 8. G.

SECOND COLLECTION DISTRICT, s. G.,i
No. 48 BRoADsT., CHARLESTON June 80, 1865.
NJ Office IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE ANNUAL
IN LISTS containing the assessments made and
taken within the District of Coeton for the year 1885,
will remain open for examination at the Office OF BENJ
B. GOODMAN, Assistant Assessor for the said District
in Walterboro' during day, viz: the 11th of July
proximo ana that during said day appeals will be re-
ceived and determined relative to any assessments
claimed to be contained in said Annual Lists
All appeals as aforesaii i should be made in writing
specifying the nature and amount of error complained
of. @. j. HASCALL, Assessor
July
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TAX NOTICE..

TAX NOTICE.
MOUNT PLEASANT,
CHRI ST CHURCH PARISH, JULY 2d 1866.
TlHE UNDERSIGNED is NOW PREPARED TO RE-
Il OEIVE the RKTU Rms and FAXES for the town of Mt
Pleasant every TUESDAY and THURSDAY, from -Four
PM, 10 Six P N lat the residence of Mrs. sIMONs)
until the 1st of August next, when his books will be
closed and executions Issued against all defaulters.
EDWARD Q. HALL, Town Treasurer.
July mW8
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- An Intended for psosesoos;sso ss;so N N
tbse M ;o,rmal must be addressed to the Edtor o.
e baay Ne,os Eo 10 Hayns sss sa Sssr g9aso
S. G. business Communications " soss''s'' y
We gtsses oannot 's undertake to return rejected oooa.
Adsessseents isont; outside Of the oy must oa aooopa-
MED Dith the cash.
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FOR SALE.

THOR SALE, THE TWO AND A HALF
e Story WOODEN DWELLING. needing repairs, and
eli the mixed Lumber on the Farm on Rutledge Ave.
nue. imm sdiateiy north Of Pudigon's Nursery. The
purchaser viii be privileged to occupy the dwelling and
building must be removed. Apply at THIS OFFICE.
June 80
TVOR sALD, ALL THAT LOT OF LAND,
Z With two end half story DWELLING. situated at
No. South -street having double piazza and com mo.
dioua basement fne cistern and well. The house is
and in good repair and pleasantly located, with
dry lot. For term and particulars, apply to
B. A. & j. T. EARLY,
June16 Northwest corner Markeq and East Bay.
NOR sALE.-sNOOND HAND PRINTING
Il PRESSES AND TYPE In good order.
Fonts Of Bourgeois, Pearl, Nonpareil Minion, etc.
SMITH HAND PRKss-Paten, 2211x27 inches; bed,
28Nx81 u inches
24Hx35A inches. s..-..-a. o.1.=,a.
inohes bed, 22x88 inches.
HOE HAND PREss-Platen 2224x28 inches; bed, 2eA
RUaGLEs' JOB PRESS Standing Sheet Press.
Address W. D. MAXWELL, Wilmington, Del
Or j. ". MCMILLAN,
Nav s. At this Office
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LOST, STOLEN, &c.

NT VI s'TOLmn.-so Do.-.Ans-nH~
lYl WARD.-stolen from my stable, at Dsnner's
day night, June 2eth, q LIGHT BAY HORSE MULE,
about IL years DID, in good condition. Bald Mule is
about Is hands high, and has white hair about the head
indicating age reward of $26 viii be paid for infor-
NATION leading to the recovery OF the Mule, and an ad
dtiona reward will be given for evidence sufficient to
convict the thief Address the undersigned, at pan.
ners Gross Roads, or the Coutler Office Charleston,
sc C5 WILLIAM L. UAddEII.
s. June % a.tez==4==.=.a#l=5 =@.7sz==z==
r OST, A eILV M n e H
Ia SOHAUM PIPE; supposed to have been left In the
resr coach Of the Northeastern Railroad yesterday The
finder will be literally rewarded by leaving the same ct
the office OF the Charleston Hotel. June 40
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REMOVALS..

E. M. WHITING.
49, CORONER AND MAGISTRATE,
TTAB REMOVED HIS OFFICE TO NO. "a CHAL-
Ill MERs-sTREET, North side, next door to Mr.
MOINNIS Blacksmith Shop, and two doors east of Meet
ing-stree. May ~
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RAFFLE.
Arrivals by SITS. Moneka and saragossa

nRs RAOUL l. LYMAN HAVE RECEIVED BY THE
~ above steamers large and select supply Of PER-
FUMERY AND FANCY ARTICLES. Also, CONGRESS,
EMPIRE AND COLUMBIA WATERS, and full assort-
ment Of PATENT AND OTHER MEDICINES.
June %
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BOARDING.

DLEAsANT KUlDn1s AVID DAY BOARD
i can be had In desirable location, within three
minutes walk of the Posofice Apply at this Office.
June so 2*-
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TO THE LADIES OF CHARLESTON.

LADIES PRoMENAD1NG ON THE BATTERY, ABE
respectfully invited to call at FRARY's LADIES AND
GENTS ICE CREAM pARLORs, ct No. 6 South Bay
Battery. The Ladies' Saloon is elegantly Furnished
and conducted first class sylee1cellent quality OF
ICE CREAM no noise. confusion. tho quietness OF
private house-de[ghtful CREAM SODA drawn irom
Marble Fountain, with choice sYRUPs. This Saloon 10
open every day and evening. and judge Tor your
Selves The upper balconies reserved for she espee'
use Of the Ladies on Saturday afternoons.
GEORGE FRARY,Z
o7 Sole Proprietor.
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WANTS.
quarrel.

VTTASHER AND IRONDR WANTND.-
w Wante :, WOMAN to wash and iron. Apply at
No 81 WENTWORTH. STREET IL July2
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w bItween Liberty and Market Streets Address
r. T. ELLSWORTH,
May "a s INV Pavilion Hotel.
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(TyANTED, AT THE -FOUR MILE HOUSE
w aWOMAN, to cook and take charge Of two OF
three cows. One from the country preferred: @ Good
July -. .
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MEETINGS..

FIRsT PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
1TyHE REGULAR SEMI.ANNUAL MEETING OF tn e
Corporation will be held at the Church, THIS ~
.ernoor, at O'Clock. July
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- HUPN FIRE GN NlsINE CUhIFANY.
4 TTEND AN EXTRA MEETING OF YOUR COM.
"A pANY, to be held This Epening, the I'd instant ct
half.past O'Clock at the Engine House. punctual
attendance is requested.
q By order. ;s.=. De La MOfTE CANTER.
@JnlY2 s...s..... L Secretary e. r e. Co.
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/. u. d. F.-PALM ETTU ENCAMPMENT.
No. l.
YF1HE REGULAR MEETING OF THIS CAMP WILL
4 be held This !Euenfng, at Eight O'Clock The nom
inati0n, election and installation Of Officers for the
ensuing term will take place. Officers and members
will be punctnal in attendance.
By order O. P.
July II @. F.. D. PETIT acrtha
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-07-02

MECHANICS, SOCIETY.
1 MONTHLY MEETING OF THE CHARLESTON
n MECHANIC SOCIETY will be held This Evening
at the Masonic Hall, at o'clock. JOSEPH GUY,
July 2 Secretary @, N, g.,