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AUCTION SALES.
Ftyniture Of q Family Declining Housekeeping.
MCKAY & CApIPBiIII.

H"i're Of 1shT Ka"y & dNsfPhgr Resping rHoaseseep'"9
VIII cell, THIS DAY, at 10 o'clock, AZ residence,
ner King and yanderhorst streets, north side,
PARLoR FURNITURE -Marblc:Top Tables. Sofas.
Carpet, &C. Oil Cloth in entry and stairs. &C.. &C.
DINING RooM-Extensioa Table, CaneScat Chairs.
breakfast and Tea Sets, Knives and Forks Glassware
CHAMBER FuRNrTURE-u5 rooms,, consisting of
Bureaus Bcdsteads. Chairs, washsants, Mattresses
Pillows. Bed Sheets, Comforts, Spreads, Towels.
CARPETS AND MATING Aft of Iscd,noom.
KITCHEN notwithstanding Range, Kettles,
Pots, &c, &c.
Conditions cash. November II
Dry Goods, Clothing dc.
BY MILES DRAKE.
TOMORROW, 10th instant, at 10 O'Clock. will sell, ut
my Store corner of King and Liberty Streets
A LARGE AND WELL SELECTED STOCK OF SEA-
tiyc. Hy steamships Ana"'"''' '" D. 'o0S' S''' POSI-
Pieces BLACK SILK
Pieces White Velvet
Pieces Black Mpaca-si'k warp
Pieces Blue and Purple Merino
Pieces Scotch Tweed and English Broadcoth
Pieces Al;wool Cashmere and Confederate Grey
Pieces Dlrd'soyo Diaper and Damnsl,
Pieces White Plains and Farmers jean
Pieces Kentucky Jcau md Printed Satinets
Pieces Red, Yellow Blue and White Flannel
Brown Cotton Flannel Drown Homespun, Lopgcloth,
Irish Linen, Figured Deiaines, DeBege Popnet, Brown
and Blue Denns Coaking. Ticking White Drilled jeans,
&c.
Dozens Brown aud Grey BLANKETS. Plaid Long
Wool shaws. 200 dozen Ladies' Gents and Misses AS
sorted Hosiery Sonags, Nubas Worscd Scarfs, Bamo-
raj Skirts, Hoop Skirts, 20 to 10 springs; Linen Table
Cloths and Towels Grecian Hair Coils Gingham, Um-
brcllas No. 10 Cotton Cards. Kilmarnock Caps, &c.
ALSO,
Gents' Sealskin OVERCOATS, CASHMERE anl
TWEED SACKS, Cashmere and Satnet Pants &c.
On FRIDAY, tho 10th instant, will sell, so cases
BOOTS AND SHOES,
COMPRIsING PART:
Casos MEMS CALF BOOTS Calf, Kip, Wax Brogans
and Balnorals Ladies' Lasting Congress and Baimornls,
and varied assortment Of Misses and Chdrcns Shoes.
Particulars on day of sale.
Terms cash. 2 November ID
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RAnhoAD AccrDENT.-The mail train on the
South Carolina Railroad, due in Columbia at
o'clock Monday morning, was thrown from tho
track near Hopkins, burnt pine tree having fallen
across the track. The cars we're considerably
damaged, and some Of the passengers wounded,
though none seriously. The regular trains from
this city were delayed about one hour behind
schedule time, on account of the accident. y
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Sea Island Cotton, Plantation.
BY CLIFFORD g. 1IATHEWES.
Real Estate Agents, No. 81 Ia Broad-street.
At Private Sale
RICHFIELD PLANTATION, on Johns Iaand near
Brick House; 525 400 cleared This plantation is
near the and the lands productive and well adapted
for Cotton, Rice and Provisions.
November Y mwf6
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Lots in Upper Wards.
BY JACOB COHEN & CO.
VIII be cold TOMORROW 18th inst, at IL o'clock, at
the north Of tho Exchange,
Ono LOT OF LAND at the southwest corner Of Coming
and Line Streets measuring 95 feet front by 100 feet deep
One LOT northeast corner of Rose Lane and Bo-
gard street, So feet front by 90 feet in depth.
ALSO,
One LOT adjoining the above, measuring 81 feet front
by 90 feet in depth.
Terms caah. Purchasers to pay US for papers.
November ID tuthsmwth6
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Desirable City Residences.
BY JACOB COHEN & CO.
At Private Sale
All that LOT OF LAND, with two-story wooden
DWELLING thereon, situated on the south side Of Spring
street known No. II, measuring 70 feet front by 172
feet fu depth The house contains four AZ square
pantry and dressing with double piazzas and gas
fixtures complete. On the lot Is ciEern, two-story
wooden Kitchen athod and plastored and oil necessary
outbuldings.
ALSO,
All that LOT OF LAND, with o two and q half story
wooden DWELLING thereon, situated ut tho southwest
street The house contains four ( square rooms, pam
try dressing room and thrco finished garnet rooms with
q ois twostory lathed apd plastered wooden hteh-
all necessary outbudings.
For term apply as above, ut
November z Wins No. 46 EAST BAY, up stairs.
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Small Houses in Hdnoue,' and Ndssdu-streets at
PriUate Sale.
BY SMITH q McGILLIVRAY.
REAL ESTATE AGENTS,
No. 81 Broad-street. near Stnte.Btreet.
2H0USES with good Lots in Hanover-street
House In Nassau-street, east side, next north of
South-street
For terms, apply as above. October 80
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Chance for CdpIdlists-Ldrge VGcdnt Lot in
Meeting street.
BY w. Y. LEITCH &S II. 8. BRUINS,
Auctioneers.
win be sod at Auction In front Of the old Customhouse
at IL o'clock on WEDNESDAY,, December 8,
That spacious and egby situated LOT containing 100
feet front on Meeting-sreet by 800 feet deep.
This property is sufficiently large for the building
four stores on the west with entrance and capacity
for the erection of additional buildings in tho rear
offering splendid opportunity for investment The
locality of this property in the principal business street.
and it's conguity to the fashionable hotels Of this city
with the city railway running In 'front.' and its large
space entities 1t to the consideration Of capitalists
Terms accommodating. For further particulars, ap-
ply as above. at No. % BROAD-STREET.
This property can be treated for at private sale.
November 8 VT
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Wholesale Lilu0r Sore and Sample Room.
BY VIM. nj. PELOT,

At Private Sale
A WHOLESALE LIQUOR STORE and SAMPLE ROOM,
on East Bay. tho Old Custom House. Tho entire
etock and Store Fixtures will bo sold, moderate and
accommodating torms TO an approved purchaser This
is popular business house. having good Of GUS
TOM The Store will be leased to tho purchaser Of
stock. November 10
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AUCTION SALES.

Uade'1or7terS' Sale Of Gunny Bagging, Sugar,
BY 1AGRGY GYRgesi II, e aIisSsNnrn Ge;s e.
TOMORROW, 18th instant. will DO sold in South Allan
tic Wharf Stores at IL o'clock account of the Tn
30 bales GUNNY CLOTH
10 bags Coffee
1913 kits MackercI
bb. Lamp Black
bbs. Lamp Bacl:
bb Salt
II boxes Tin
3 bags CoTcc
package Paper
Damaged OH board of bark - 90 her voye-c from
Now York to New Orleans, and pu, into This port in dis.
Conditions cash. November a
Estate Sac O. latsqb1e Sea IsI'nd Planiations sR-
,tdted on Edisto IS,and-Rce Lands opposite VIZ
ton, 81. Pdurs Pdrish-C Colon Lands on T6ogoo-
doc Creek, 81. PautS Parish, ,n the State Of S0ulh
Cdro'tna, belonging to Me tate Epl,raim IT, Bay
BY II. III. DcLEoN.
sS@ e Ag'ton thor m IN the % city ss
II o'clock at tho old Custom House. corner of Broad
THE FOLLOWING VALUABLE PLANTATIONS:
EDIsro ISLAND. AGREE
Seaside Plantation on............3 800, more or less
Residue of Hickory Hill. more or iess
Msona more orls'
Palmetto 1872, or less
Shergoold. .l6S, moro or loss
Shell House. more or less
Red House. $50, moro or lcsa
seabrooks. .164, more or less
The above ndjoin, and may be purchas
ed rs one Plantation, containing in
ALL 1926, or less
Rabbit Point. STA, more or lcRs
Laroche's.. 200 or Less
Little Ediso Place. 800, moro or less
Total number of Acres on Edisto
Island. d........................2i .2i0O, or less
st. Paul's Parish Cotton Plantation
Toogoodoo NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 5oo more or less
ST. Bartholomew Parish Rico planta-
ton, opposite Wilton (R. L).... 200, more or lesf
Total amount of Land $780, more or less
Terms third cash; balance in one and two years
secured by bond and mortgage of the premises.
THOS. II. WILLINGHAM,
Trustee of E Nj. Baynard, deceased.
N. B.-Any information lin relation to the above may
be obtained from WILLIAM wHAIIEY ESQ.,, Solicitor
No. 48 Broad street. Charleston 8. c. Il. n DELEON
No. 22 Broad street. VT October "a
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AUCTION SALES.

city Sir Per Cent iSock-SouM Carolina Rail
rSGS SamGres' m' at % Ametion.
THIS DAY, the 14th inst. at IL o'clock. ut my Sales
THE TS"G and Est Ray T TT TSS
PER CENT. STOCK AND OTHER Sc
TWO H1NDRED DOLLARS CITY SIX PER CENT.
FoUlt MTNDREp AND TEN DOLLARS CITY SIX PER
FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS CITY SIX pHR CENT.
SIX HUNDRED DOLLARS CITY SIX PER CENT
STOCK
TEN HUNDRED AND SEVENTY DOLLARS CITY SIX
PER CENT. STOCK.
ELEVEN HUNDRED AND SEVENTY DOLLARS CITY
SIX PER CENT. STOCK.
TWO tiIALF1 SHARES SOUTH CAROLINA RAILROAD.
FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS IN BOND OF SOUTH
CAROLINA RAILROAD COMPANY.
Unlimited Securities received before sale.
Conditions cash. November ii
BY SMITH & nicGILLIVKAY, Auctionccrs,
No. 27 Broad st.. South Side, Near State ST.
THIS DAY, l4 instant nt 1O O'Clock in front of their
office,
Several MULES. HORSES, Carriages, Buggics. Fur.
Furniture, Horses Mules and Vehicles received UP to
the hour of sale
B-Partics desirous of availing themselves of our
Wednesday sales arc requested to notify Mondays
or Tuesdays If convenient November II
Direct importation from, Cubd-250 900 choice Sc
gorS VIne ifEnY REGMeg Rus E i,Yx GMGga 1eEg de-
At Store No. II Enst hay.
Will be sold THIS DAY. the 14th instant II o'clock
THE FOLLOWING WELL, KNOWN AND FAVORITE
BRANDS OF sEGARs, &C.:
25. 600 INGENERIOS
10000 Regaia dc Ia Rcinn
5000 Regalia Chca
10000 Media Rcgalia Butanica
$4,000 Media Conchas de Rcgalia
10000 Londres
10000 Media Rcgala.
All OF the above arc branded "Young America and
warranted by F. Lopez Co., Segar Manufacturers in
Havana.
800 gallons SHERRY WINE in casks from Is to GO gal
Ions each
2s5 gallons Jamaica Rum in casks from 20 to CO gaons
each.
100 gallons Brandy in casks 25 to 80 gallons each
IL half pipes best Catalonia tCarep Wine, 62 gallons
each
GO bags Havana Smoking Tobacco co to rs lbs each
boxes White Sugar. $50 to 500 lbs each
box assorted Spanish Chocolate
10 cases Holland Gin, in bottles
200 dozen assorted Guava Marmnladc and Jelly
kegs Spaniah Olives.
Will be sold in lots to sait purchasers and articles to
be removed Immediately after the Gale.
The above imported direct from Cuba nnd the at
tention Of dealers Is called to the same.
Terms cash.
Hb-The Savannah Republican Augusta Constitution
alis Atlanta Inteigencer and Columbia Phoenix will
sort three hmcs every other day, and send bill to c.
November II
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PRIVATE SALES.

1T Priudte Sale.
BY CLIFFORD Sc MATHEWES,
No. 81 la Broad street.
SEA ISLAND COTTON PLANTATIONS
UPLAND COTTON PLANTATIONS
RICE PLANTATIONS
FARMS, FIRSTCLASS WATER.POWERS SUMMER
RESORTS, &C., &C., In this State and Georgia.
ALSO,
DESIRABLE RESIDENCES AND BUILDING LOTS
In every part OF tho city. 3mo September 81
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>, Sea Island Cotton Plantation.

hNSI IosttItSt OOttg3F tINtu[tUV.
BY CLIFFORD &z hIATHEyYFCs
Real Estate Agents, No. 31h Broad street.
At Private Sale
BRICK HOUSE PLANTATION ON JOHNS ISLAND
well known for its producveness the crop of cotton
now being harvested will show II contains 9e0 acres Of
high land, 600 Of which cleared the balance heavily
mbered with live oak and other mixed timber admir-
bly, adapted for fine ni5hing work. good landing for
vessels offers great facilities for shipment Of lumber A.
ached lis body of marsh valuable for manuring cotton
Plantation healthy to reside winter and summer On
1t is O large and handsome BRICK DWELLING HOrRF
Of eleven rooms. exclusive Of basemens with outbuid
ings, and large Engine House and Steam Engine The
drainage facilities Of the above place Of the best rem
dering very sne for cotton planting Lawn and other
grounds about the Residence highly ornamented and i'm
proved formerly. wfm6 November ?
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DISCHARGED SOLDIERS.
G100 BOUNTY.-ALL SOLDIERS WHO EN-
DlOU LISTED in 1861 1862 1889 1864 and 1866,
a served two three years, discharged
connt Of wounds and the widows children parents
such soldiers who died in service,
CAN NOW OBTAIN ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS AD-
DITIONAL BOUNTY AND A PENSION.
All widows drawing pensions entitled TO in
crease OF two dollars per month for each child.
Ihaye received official forms and instructions and can
settle these claims without delay If claimants will call at
once. No fees required In advance
Persons residing at distance have the necessary
papers sent them on application by lettor.
Address T. HURLEY,
u 8. Licensed Claim Agent
No. 160 Meeting street
Charleston, 8. c.
October 80 limo
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DeSrdbIe Furnature, sod on account OF a Fdnlily
Declining housekeeping.
w. Y. LEITCH SI H. s.. BRUINS,
Aucttoneers.
VIII be sold TOMORROW, 18th instant in Smith
street, two doors from Calhoun, at 10 o'clock,
The entire HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE Of q family de-
Ginning housekeeping
CoNs1sTINa IN PART OF:
BBDSTEADS Bureaus, Cribs, Marble Top Stands,
Carpets Mattngs Clocks, Hair Spring Mattresses Sofa
Bottoaed and Cane Chaira Book Case Hat Rack
Velvet and Hair Seated Sofas, WhstNots, Looking
Glasses, Cooking Stove and Range
ALSO,
large assortment of CROCKERY worthy the atten-
ton of housekeepers
Conditions caah. Articles to be removed day of
sale. tuwth6 November IA
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Desirable Small Houses, Eligible Vacant Lots.
BY B. MCCALL.
TOMORROW tho 18th inst, at II O'Clock, north of the
Old Exchange, will be sold,
All that LOT OF LAND the north sido of Inspection
street measuring 81 feet front and 115 deep together
with the neat two-Btory Residence of upright rooms,
pantry, dressing rooms, and double pazzas aud other
improvements, known No. 90 The location is desir
ablo, pleasant md healthy.
All that LOT OF LAND the south side of Henrietta
street. No. 21 containing % feet front and 100 feet Deep
together with two and half story Dwelling of up
right, aics dressing rooms and pantry, and other inn
provements thereon.
All that LOT OF LAND at the southwest corner Of Line
and Percy Streets measuring 81 feet front 81 feet
deep moro or less, with twostory House of rooms,
the lower story used "a with other improvements
The location is eligible and desirable
All that ELIGIBLE BUILDING LOT on the north side
of Chapel street. next wcs and joining the Northeast
ern Railroad Depot measuring so feet front and $50 feet
Deep This Lot is much higher than tho street
rounding los and the earth be disposed Of to avan
tage and with beneht to the location for store
is second to none.
All that LOT with Bricks and Materials thereon. on
the south sde Of West street. measuring feet
front and 80 feet Deep suitable for the erection Of email
house.
Terms made known In future advertisement Pur-
chnsers to pay B. Mccall for papers. November IA
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BY L. BUNCH 81 SON.
THIS DAY. the 18th inst, at IL o'clock at No. King
street,
2 MULES
Cows and Calves
! Donkey, we'll broke.
ALSO, TO CLOSE CONSIGNMENT,
COTTAGE BEDSTEADS
Parlor or Onlce Stoves
Cooking Stoves
AND,
A lot of OLD FURNITURE
Spring Mattress,
&I- Our Evening Sales u sual, at o'clock. Sale
days Wednesdays and Fridays. November IA
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HAyNE STREET FILLING UP.-We are pleased to
notice the reopening Of another Of the old business
stands Of Hayne street. Messrs. PRATT & WILSON
Bros, wholesale druggists and manufacturing
chemists, have established themselves at the well
known location, No. % Hayne street, formerly
occupied by HAv1LAND, STEVENSON & Co., and offer
to purchasers rare chances in their line. These
late Confederate officers have opened fhe first
chemical mandatory south of Baltimore and
their enterprise deserves the liberal patronage OF
The South.
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The LEoIsLATURE-We are requested by the
President Of tho Senate, and tho Speaker Of tho
House Representatives, to state that the Houses
over which they respectively preside will assemble
and be called to, order at P. NJ, on Monday, the
26th inst.
No hour being named by the Constitution, this
has boon selected, it is believed to be tho most
convenient and agreeable to the members Of both
branches Of tho General Assembly.
Charleston, November 10, 1865. @
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ATTENTION is invited to the auction sale Of Ma
hogany, Logwood and Fustic, comprising tho car
go Of the French bnrk Mazaaans at South Dry
Dock Wharf, at II o'clock this day. by Messrs J. A
ENsLow & Co.
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SIXTY FINE MULES FOR SALE.
The Kalmia Mills Company, having no further for
their Teams will offer for sale {at their Works the
South Carolina Railroad), eight milet from Augusta,
Ga, on the FIRST TUESDAY in December,
SIXTY (60) FINE MULES and TWO (2) HORSES
with LOG CARTS, WAGONS, HARNESS, &C., &c.
Most OF these Mules were brought from Kentucky last
winter, and very superior animals; they oil in
excellent order, after working hard the entire summer
There finer lot of Mules in the country Terms cash.
BENJAMIN F. EVANS,
President Kalrnia Mills.
Go Augusta Conshtutonalst, Savannah Republican,
daily till 26th instant, and send bin to this Office.
November 10
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ATTENTION is called to change in the auction
sale advertised by W. Y. LEIToH and r. s. BRUINS,
of desirable furniture, which will take place to-
morrow, instead of the Esd instant
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IMPORTANT SALE OF Standardization is called
to the advertisement of an important sale of
stocl this day by Mr. JOHN 8. R1Gos.
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upITED STATES SALES OF LAND IN ST.
flisLENA PARISH, SOUTH CAROLINA
Not is hereby given that at 10 O'Clock A. NJ MON.
DEI, December Sd, 1885, at the Office of the United
StIes Direct Tax Commissioners, in Beaufort South
Ca :ona, shall offer for sale, to the highest bid
dee tthe minimum price being ten dollars an acre)
All the GOVERNMENT SCHOOL FARMS numbered
from one to inclusve In ST. Helena Parish
Beaufort District State nforesaid each, either entire
In two more divisions, the Commissioners may
deem expedient. Terms cash.
For further paricuars the notice in the Charles.
ton Courier, dated October 1st, 1866.
WILLIAM HENRY BRISBANE,
W. Z. WORDING,
United States Direct Tax Commissioners for South
Carolina. November IS
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The FIREMAN's sCELiEBRAT1oN.-Accordin to tho
programme, this takes place to-day, and promises
to be one Of unusual interest. The steam engines
did not have trial iii last April, and tine recent
contest in Augusta was not satisfactory to tho
company that attended from this city. The intro
ducton of steam to fire engines is comparatively
novel feature in the South; but there few cities
where it has boen received with moro favor than in
Charleston. At present we have five steamers, and
the Marion Company are endeavoring to raise
funds to supply themselves with one in the place
Of their old hand engine, which is worn out.
These five engines are by three different makers,
and one Of them, tho Young America, is construct
ed upon an entirely different principle, being what
is generally termed rotary engine. At this con-
test the merits Of the CLApP JONES, the JEFroRDs
and the Rotary will be we'll tried, and it is impos-
sble to say what will be tho result as the friends
Of the companies, Us we'll as the members, are aii
betting high upon their favorite machines.
The Fire Department Of Charleston ranks among
the frat in the country, and has always sustained
its well-earned reputation. Composed in q great
measure Of young men, the flower Of tho city, the
members have preserved an esprit de corps that
kept them united during the war, and at its close,
infused fresh yigor into the different companies,
and now the Department is in far more flourish
ing condition than it has been for many years.
The companies will form, at II o'clock, on the
Citadel Green, and will march to Broad stroet,
where the contest will take place. The different
hand companies will act Us On escort, and the line
will bo formed by tho Chief and Assistants accord
ing to their charters The playing will take place
from the drain pit at tho intersection Of Broad and
Meeting streets, and each company will throw
their streams upon platform covered with saw-
dust and arranged as on previous occasion.
H. aal
as umpres, and will calculate only the distance the
solid body OF water is thrown. Each company ia
allowed to play through fifty cr one hundred feet
OF hose with any size nozzle they prefer, and to
carry any amount OF steam they choose. This is q
far better arrangement than to limit on engine
without regard to it's capacity, rs has been done
in othcr cases. Every caro- has been taken by the
authorities to preservo order, and the parade will
be one Of the finest ever Witnessed. AS it corn-
mences at an carly hour, we would advise our fair
readers to secure window in time, and to bo on
the qui oiUe for tho gallant fremen.
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What the Elephant Costs.

The Macon Telegraph says there are
$4,000 negroes and upward fed at the ex-
pense Of the Government in Georgia, and
that in the Southern States the number
exceeds 43l, 900 thus fed.
The above is an illustration Of the
beauties of the Freedmen's Bureau. 1t
IS learning the negro to rely, not upon
Industry for living, but upon regular
support from the Government. 1t is ed
ucating them for paupers laborers.
This Government, which is supporting
the negroes by the hundred thousand,
does NOS relieve the distress of one sim
gle white laborer at the North. 1t has
no sympathy, under Republican rule,
with any but the black.
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Until you know what you are to receive n!
lNf fhsT 24l4 gtIsv4 go
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Chattanooga.

The Mayorlof Chattanooga, in view OF
the frequent riotous conduct of the sol
diers on the streets, and in order to dis
eountenance everything that may have a
tendency to create an luminosity between
white and colored soldiers, has issued
his proclamation prohibiting sales of
stimulous liquors to soldiers and colored
men, and ordering the organization of
an armed force Of picked citizens to pre-
vent the spread of lawlessness by, en-
forcing arrest. If this course fails, Gen.
Thomas is to be applied TO-
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MEDICAL ADVICE FREE.

A LII THOSE WHO ARE SUFFERING
"A from ''Spermatorrhea" or Seminal " eak
ness" or any Private Disehse. 0r are in doubt
as to the exact nature of their complaint, should
send at ence for DR.. Bohannan's Treatise ON
special Diseases" which giye a full descrip-
ton, symptoms. etc. Of all Chronic and
Special" diseases, as to leave no room tor
doubt. This valuable work is sent FREE to
any address. Direct to DR.. c. A. B0HANNAN,
Nos. SO and SO Pine Street, between Third and
Fourth streets, st. Louis, No. Established in
ST. Louis in 1887. ap20-3m