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The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-10-30
MeHI @stHtf.
LENTz & APPLEGATB,
REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
Office 323 Third street, North Side
Ii A NrnA- nuIn

N SMALL FARM, 81 ACRES; GOOD
brick house and we'll improved, six miles nom
Dayton, adjoining Liberty-f4,5O0
a hne residence, bk acres, wen improved,
within one mile Of DaytOn-f3aO0.
a frame house and ~ acres on Grccncastle
Hlll-fi,5 500.
A farm Of 100 acres, on Bear Creek, good land,
for 800 por acre.
farm Of 80 acrcs, two miles north Of Phillips.
burg; cheap at 5000.
line brick on Jones strect-f35O0
\ hpe house and lot on East Third strcct-f 600.
Ihree houses and lots Fourth street for a. 800,
N2O1, aud % each; all cheap.
hnc residence Ia Yellow springs, well i'm
prOved-el 500
good house and lot well improved, on Long
A farm, miles from Dayton Of 10 acres, woll
improved, on Eaton Pike cheap for $1,000
Old Troy road, well improved and the best quality
farm Of 1gs acres, we'll improved miles south
acre.
FLAX factory, occupied by Messrs Davis a Co,
with machinery, and acres OF land.
"A farm Of 100 acres. mile north Of Browns sta
proved 9f0OOO
A farm OF 90 acres, ON Greenviile r. R.-Sa9 30
farm Of 80 acres good improvements at
Browhs statiou, on Western II. R.-f3,200
farm Of 70 acres, ON Germantown pike miles
from Dayton-fg0
number Of houses and lots In different parts OF
the city; All will be sold cheap
feba-tf LENrz y APPEEGATE, r. e. A.
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CERTIFICATE OF AUTHORITY.
10 expire on the stst day Of January, 1877
OFF1CE or THE AUDITOR or STATED
INSURANCE DEPARTMENT,
l'OIgsNulfg nuFn -T,,Iv ~ Iege

INSURANCE AlEPARTMENT,
COLUMBUS ONO, July 49, 1866.
WHEREAS, The PHOENIX MUTUAL LIFE
INSURANCE COMPANY. located at Hartford In
the state Of Connecticut, has filed in this ONCE
sworn statement Of its condition, as required by
the act To regulate Insurance Companies not in.
cOrporated by the State of Oho' passed April g
1886, and amended February Q, 1854, and the aci
40 regulate Foreign Insurance Companies -
passed April 5, 1866; and, WHEREAS. said Compa.
ny has furnished the undersigned satisfactory evi-
dencc that IL Is possessed OF actual Capital Of
least ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY THOUSAND DOLLARS
Invested as required by said acts and, WHEREAS
said Company has flied in this oiice W ritten In.
strument under its corporate seal, signed by the
President and secretary thereof, authorizing any
agent or agents Of said Company in this state "a
acknowledge service of process. for and In behalf
OF said Company according to the tcrms OF said
act Of Aprils, 1856.
Now, THEEEFoER, in pursuance Of the acts
aforesaid, l. JAMES II. GOODMAN. Auditor oi
State for Ohio. do hereby certify that said PEQs-
NIX MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,
Of II.rtford is authorized TO transact the business
OF Life Insurance in this state unit the tYty-
day Of January, in the year one thousand eight
hundred and siXty-sevcn.
SEAL IN WITNESS WHEREOF, | have hcreunto
subscribed my name and caused the seal Of my
ogice to bo Affixed the day and year above writ
ten. JAS. II. GOODMAN
Auditor Of State
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RO6ack's RIffers

Prince Walton & Co., Sole Proprieto
And coimpOunder Of Stomach Bitters Blood PM
her and Blood Pills, and Distiller and Manuiac.
turer Of Catawba and swedish Braudios. and All
KINDS OF the finest domestic liquors. which are soii
SO and 62 East Third street. Cincinnati Ohio
For sale by Druggists and Dealers in Medicine
everywhere feb15,loWfv
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COUNTY oF HARTFoRD{ 81
Horace j. Morse, Vice President and Jas f.
Burns, Secretary Of the Phoenix Mutual Life In
surance Company, being severally sworn, dopose
and say that the foregoing Is full true and cor
rect statement of the affairs of the said Company,
and that they are the above described Officers
thereof. II. J. MORSE, President
JAS. L. BURNS Secretary
Subscribed and sworn be ore me this 10th day OF
July, 1865 EDWARD GOODMAN,
FIVE CENT STAMP Ohio Com. of Deeds in Conn.
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RObacL's BittePs.
They arc better than all pills, pow,icrs. an
pther nauseous, disagreeabln compouud-
RObdcIr's Bitters.
They can be taken without regard 10 diet
an appetizer they have no equal
RObdcI's Bitters.
They are prepared by an old and skiIinli nh,
sian from well known vegetable remedies
RObdclc's Bitters.
wherever known they have become a stand
family strengthing remedy.
RObdoIc's Bitters.
Try one bottle, and you will always nse tb, r.
and recommend them 20 others
RnhnnL.l. Rffan....
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oFgIcE OF THE AUDITOR or STATE, !

1t is hereby certified that the foregoing Is q cor
rect copy OF the Statement OF Condition of the
PnwniN Mutual Life Insurance Company, OF
Hartford Connecticut made TO and fled in this
Onlce, for the year 1866
Witness, my hand and seal officially
lsRALl JAS II. GOODMAN,
iy2Sw3 Auditor a State
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The amount of its capital or earnings de-
posted in any other state, security
Tor losses therein .......... . none.
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The Laws Of iIcaItIl.

Ia useless for State Legislatures to pass lava s ~,
preservation OF the public hes if tho great Ia of s,s
pressrration, which depends for s anforooro.nt o,
the 'oW Of he individual, Is sufferod to roman do,,
lcttor. No'N
There Ia scarcely adult member Of tho oom,n,,,,
OF ethor aox n this country who has not seop to ,,
mony In favor OF HosTErTER'5 sToArAou BrI~rppa
furnished over their ssnaturee by porsono -, -.
knowledgod emineuce Ii science ntera.ura AZ, .o.,
merco. and ovory department Of business md probo.,
le Those witnesses have declared in tho moat o,,.
terms that tho preparation Is aafegua,d aaainst Ont
denies, sovereign remedy for dyspepsia yai,b,o on,
bilious medicine, promoter Of appetite genial an,
harmless ehmulant. u good accllmatipg 1nedicina :.
strongthener of the nervos. general inviaorant -.
tonton against tho doeteous effects Of malaria Ana ~
pure water and that 1t imparts degree Of yor ana =.
tvity to tho Vital forces which is not oonu,,.,ta -
any othor Of tho toncs ana atomaoiacs In uso IT,s
thcse circumstances tho soltprsservsye Law ~ sf
ehould toaoh ovory rational person who, ettsr hv
Of Inherent debility or In consequence OF oxnosr. =, ~.
wholesome influonoes Ia in peril OF losng tho ere.t -
all temporal besango, HnALrn the :,
tho BfFrERs, as deenstse raaiois Dvrocr.s.s ,.se
nsslsot to gve 1t trial siply the e,n en,-n :,
10 guaranteed 10 euro rpseeton IN an Ia n-ma e,a a.
hhnns and nszTosaa WIN hnd nothing In chs co,o r.r-
Of ofaoiAl and proprietary mcd,oInea vhoa IN sSss
e-'-- '--' SNA1o ''AAo- a,7Dmhcx6
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large portion Of tho stock necessary has alrea-
ny been subscribed, and it mny be-, before this
paragraph reaches tho public eye, the subscrip-
Wo direct attention to the notice in another
column, by which it will be soon that subscription
lists ar are in the hands OF Col Wm Ncttlcs, and at
The Fall Torn of the Court of Sessions was con-
vened at this place on Tuesday last his Honor
Judge Adrich presiding having been detained un-
changes Of railroad schedule, Wo were pleased to
see his Honor in apparently fine health.
A largo number OF persons were in attendance
The business Of the Court will probably not
occupy more than two days.-Sunter Wdtchmdn.
BANK OF SuMTER.-Belioving it vitally essential
to tho continued prosperity OF Sumter, and mat
ter OF interest and Importance to the people of the
ure that there Is now q good prospect for the
establishment Of Bank at this place. The absence
and want Of an institution Of this kind has operated
advantages which would have accrued to us there
from into the hands of others; and now that we are
again struggling for life and place now, In fact,
that the tide may be taken by at its flood there
should be that degree Of unity and oarnestness
worthy the auspicious moment.
THE CHARLESTON NEws-H. l.. Darr OF the
Sumter News, is the agent of this interesting
Charleston Daily.
termination of the energetic proprietors to gyo
the public semi-weekly and weekly editions Of their
paper.
South Carolina, and brought into use the highest
improvements in Typography, great business ca
pacity in its management, and, what wo adm re,
brains, education and rhetoric in it's editorial COL
umns, added to which arc spicy and interesting
veins i'll it's local and its correspondent in New
York, who signs himself ''Moultric." The weekly
and somi-weokly promise to be most valuable ac-
QUESTIONS to tho counting-room, tho library, tho
Office, tho shop, the store and the plantation See
tho prospectus. NGTs.
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85-A MODERN MIRACLEl-FROM OLD AND
young, from rich and poor from highborn and lowIy
comes the universal voice OF praise for
HALLS VEGETABLE SICILAN HAIR REVIEWER.
perfoct and mirncnlou- article. Cures badness
Makes har grow. better dressing than any "oi" or
"pomatum." softens brnah. dry and wiry hair into
Beautiful Slken Tresscs. But abovo all the great won
der is the rapty with which it rcstoros GRAY HAIR
TO IT'S ORIGINAL COLOR
Usa It fow trnes. and
PRESTO. CHANGEi
tho whitest and worst looking har rcsumes Its youthful
beauty does not dyo tho hair but strikes the roots
and hlls 1t with now nfo and coloring matter.
It win NOT take long, disagreeabe trial provo tho
truth Of this matter The first application Will do good
you will 900 tho NATURAL COLOR returning every day
and,
DEFoRR YOU KNOW IT,
tho old gray, dscolored appearnoes Of the hair will be
gone giving place to lunrous ahinng, and beautiful
Ank for Ha1,e scican Hair Ronewer: no other article
10 as III iko It In eHcc- You will 1nd Il
CHEAP no BUY. pLRAsANr no TRY.
and sURs TO DO you GOOD.
1nero ara many limitations, Do nure you procure tho
Gse'iina. manufactured only by
r p. HALL & CO., Nanhua N. Il.
hes eAs by al drpegsta Wholesale By
1AAroa el1rS Charlastcn.
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Tho Medical Department OF tho United States
army has forwarded to tho United statos Commis-
asionors of the Paris Exposition largo collection
OF models OF various kinds, including model of
the RUoKKR ambulance, models Of improved litters
for conveying wounded men, plans Of army hos
pitals, contrivances for aleviating the suferings
Of the wounded, suoh as slings for tho arm and
legs, and many other articles Of siilar character
Tho American Missionary Association at Gales
burg, H., last woek, before adJournins adopted
resolutions expressing tho determination to
prosecute tho work among the freedmen with
greater 0ea than ever, and calling upon tho
churches to cid In the labor, which would be un-
esosnfiaa though evangelical II was voted that
&s association wonld endsavor to raise 100000 In
nsh Curing the 0n1uing fiscal year.
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Tho Treasury Department have discovered that
eounterfoits Of s10o notes Of tho First National
Bank Of Boston, the $100 notes of tho First Ma
tional Bank Of Cincinnati, and tho 500 notes OF
the National Central Bank of Now York City, aro
in circulation The counterfeits of the atter named
notes arc pronounced excellent, tho engraving be-
Ing frst-class, and tho general appearance good
Tho only difference known to exist is in the letter
ct" in the word maintain" noar tho female fguro
on tho right hand sido Of the face Of tho noo that
ietter being imperfect in the counterfeit issue.
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HOMEOPATHIC MEDICAL NoTIoE.-Drs. CLEcKIKY &
soHLEY tof Columbus, Ga,l having permanently located
in Charleston respectfully tondcr their services to tho
citizens, In tho practice Of Homeopathy.
Dr. c. has had the experience Of hfoen years this
school Of medicine.
ONCE at our residence. No. II, W. cornor COLLEGE
and GREEN STREETS toorner Of Green,.
dEnTE NJ cLacHLRy. n. D.. .PHn1P T. SoHLRY NJ. D.
September 1yr
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Stut1 Items,

NEWBElRY.-Ine Hef'Qld says:
The town was crowded Monday last. Land fur
mture. horses mules, and thousand so-torths,
Woro sold. groat doal Of land was disposed OF
ut oxeollont pricos; one tract brought something
over Sl6 por nero, in gold.
ADBEynLE--Tho Banner says:
Inc large amount Of property announced for
sao on Monday last callod OUT our citizons gonera
y from al parts OF tho District. Lands sold by tho
Oommissi nor brought fair prices. At tho shoiiff's
sales, good lands wero sacrificed at very low
tIguros: For one worry valuable tract situate near
1Marpors rorry. sll.S1 per acre WAS obtained. Or
binary land sold for 1926 per acre. Horses, mulos
and plantation stock, commanded high prices.
OnEsrER.-The Standard has tho following:
On Monday, she 5th instant, nAos Of real estate
wero mnle by the Shorff and Commissioner in
Equity. The sales by tho COMMISSIONER wero for
specie, on credit Of from one TO three years The
agEfogao opSo sales 6y tho o'mmIssioner amounted to
lands ranged from 81 to 81 per acre, tho average
price obtained boing s9.O5 per acre.
EDaEBIELD.-Tho Adrertiser saJs Of last salo
day:
Monday last was salo de-, ..d such q crowd Of
citizens throngcd our lubiic square a. had not
been seon thereon. poha,>s, sinco 1861. The . ad.
yertisod sales Of immonso quantities OF land by
The Commissioner In Equity and Ordinary drew
visibly improved since sale day in October
SALE DAY IN Observation-Disclosures tho
sudden change Of the westher, the bleak winds
ond frosty temPerattSSre large aaaobags Of
day. Considerable property changed hands. Tho
Sheriff sold several tracts Of land, some OF them
bringing more than their aotuai WORTH whilst
others we're sold for less than half their value.
The Ordinay's sales boing on ono and two year e.
credit, realized fair prices. Tho Commissioner
gold ono tract, containing 1N aares fer 8sn 00.60
it, valuo somewhat Throughout the day good
order prevailed, end though honor uas rcadered
old Beoohuo, and frequent Hhatona naado In his
na1no. ma ssv very Atae dzunhanneaa.
CAE&Wooa Appadl
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OBITUAR Y.

KILLED, at tho battle Of Hsws Shop near Richmond
the oath May. 1854. ARTHUR ROBINSON. eldest son Of
JAitRs r. and MAnT T. ROBINSON, aged 81 years, II
months and II days.
CD His Friends and Acquaintn nceg, Ind
those Of tho family and tho surviving members Of tho
Chnrleaton Light Dragons, invited attend tho
Funeral Services ovor hs romnns OF tho Second pesby
terAn Church (Wragg square To-Aorro.u Sunday If:
tcTnoon mt Ono O'Clock. November 10
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HD- Tho Relatives, Friends aud Aoqc mint
ances of MIR. and Mrs. CHAnLRs FnEaIpER OF hr. and
Mrs. THEODORE ConDEs, and Of Mr. and Mrs. j. j. Jow-
TIT. are invited to attend tho Funeral THRODORA
G. FREMDER. at the German Lutheran Church, corner
Aneon and Hnsel streets. To-7oAorro,o (Sunday)
afternoon. at Three O'clock, instead Of THIS Morning
November 10
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co. The Relatives, Friends and Acqunint-
Of Mrs. JULIA FoLIA and of her two sons B. and
JAs FOLEY. and of the family invited to attend tho
Funeral OF tho former, from her late residence No. IS
Market street, ct ThrOo o'clook this M
November 10 IL
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Those who suffer from Dyspcpsa and Liver Complaint
will not regret purchasing bottle Of Mrs. EMILY A.
JEs'Krs's' Coleton Bers 1t has iled to roliovo
the most aggravated case. For sale by all Druggists
November 8 thstu
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MARRIED..

On the 4th Of November, by tho Rev. L. MuLLgR Mr.
ADAM 20LLER, OF Charleston, g. o., to Miss f. L.
EMIIETRlPPEL eldest daughter Of the Row. L. F. Tn1r-
PEL from Oberbruden Kingdom Of Wurtemberg.
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Mobile Market.

MOBILE, Novombor 9-Cotton-sales to-dny 450
bales; Middlings S4@941 conts Sales for tho
week, 5000 bales; receipts for the week. 910O bales
against 1893 bales last week; exports for the weok
604 bales; stock on hand, 39,477 baloB.
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Tho Fcniun Triala.

WARRINGTON, November 0.-Information has been
receiVod that the Canadian Government will
promptly comply with tho request Of tho United
statos authorities to supply the records &c., be-
longing to the Fcnian trials.
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RB- The Relatives, Friends md Acrunint.
anccs Of tho ato EDWARD MITCHELL are respectfully
invited to attend his Funeral, This afternoon ut Three
O'Clock, ut Odd Fellows Hall, without further invitation
November 10
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

RT NOTICE. -CONSIGNEEs PER SHIP MIS-
SOURI, from New York. a-o horeby notified that sho La
dscharging cargo at Atlantic Wharf. Goods remaining
on tho wharf at sunset will be at their risk and e1
pcnse W. n SMITH co
November 10
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Mercutio said Of his wound.

hercuto said Of his wound,
M ip1s not az dep a ,peu, or as ,oide
IA q gate. but q toonLd do"
PLANTATION BrrrRIs win not raiso tho dead
But they euro tho slck exalt lilo deprcssed
Add rosc tint charm to tho social circle,
And render Life a thing to DO enJoyed.
Aiso. the thing itself is quito enjoyable
NeTor wss searching Tonic In such pleasant share.
Tender youth. declining age, tho mind
D'erw:onght hJ mental care. most Rentlo fcmnles.
And tho wreck Of mon, oil find these Bitteru
Tho balm Of life and source Of health.
Delny MOI trial Conveniently deposted
In ovory town wherever civilization e,tenda,
It can bo obtained. true. genuine and suro.
November tr,hsa
'DuroE Er DEoonR EFT rno PArnn Monr.-Noblo.
beautiful ana ars Is IL to i've for once ooantry ana
si moro beautiful Ia Il 10 have tho vea OF otha This
has been done In cassa Almost Without nuaber by Dr.
2. ". MAnapnl In the prepazaaon Of his inva,uablo
VE3E2A1kB aANTT1HD PILLS Foc nals By an
DruGgigaA Enta q GAa11DHY. Aesnaa
aooD1IG1. wzluizAil d Co. aa,a.s,
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EVENING DISPATCH.
New Orleans Market -.

New ORLEANS November 9.-Cotton lower at
Sa3 cents for Low Mddling. Sugar, Louisiana fair,
13l@133 cents Molasses SO cents0$1. Flour,
S1.2j. Gold At.
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Tho Now York E ectIona.

NEW YonK, November 9.-Ihe Tribune figure
up FENroNs majority at II ,9O6. House, 81 to A
Sonato, 26 to 6.
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HD-L o. o. F.-GRAND LODGE OF SOUTH
CARoLLNA.-Tho officers and Members Of the Grand
Lodge OF South Carolins respectfully invited to at
tona the Funeral of Grand sccrctary EDWARD
MITCHELL. This Afternoon, from Odd Fellows Hail. at
Ihroe O'Clock r. 8. DURYEA,
November 10 Grand Naatcr
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New York Market.
NOON DISPATCH

New YORK, November 9.-Gold 46}. Exchange
o. for GO days; III for sight. Cotton doprossed;
Uplands S7l; Orleans 3si. Flour dropping at
az 80a$17 Is. Wheat nominally 2a3c lowor.
EVENING DIsPATcH.
Gold 46l. Fives 110l. Tons 10O3. Cotton de-
cined 1c; sales 1000 bales. Flour dull; sales $50
bbls Southern at s12 SOasl7 Is. Wheat 2a3c lower.
Corn 10 bettor. Perk lower; salos 400 bblB.; New
Mess s25 s7as27 So Turpontno 80a81c. Rosin
25aS1S.
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nS-L o. o. F.-MARIoN LODGE, NO. a.
The ooere and Mcbers Of this Lodge arc respectfully
invited to attend s Funeral Of The iao Grand Beoro.ary
Of tho Grand Lodge ofsouth Carolina Brother EDWARD
AfroHRLI. TAO 4fasseoa. a Three O'Clock from the
odd Reuowa' Han ooraer Of Eins ana liberty uzes.s
By oTdAr' @. p. y. FIRrT,
A'sfanaeof " GoczotarY.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.
Try Them.

Many persons have within this summer experienced
the benefits to DO derived t.om tho of PANKN1N's
HEPAT1o BrTrEns. We would recommend them to oil
who stand in need of O tonic.
For aae by all Druggists October6
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aB- T. o. o. F.-GRAND ENCAMPRIENT,
SOUTH CARoLINA.-The oHlcors and Members OF tho
Grand Camp are respectfully invited to attond tho Fune-
raj OF their late Grand Scribe. Patriarch EDWARD
hffoHfi This afternoon, at Throe o'clock, from the
Odd Felows' Hall, cornor King and Liberty streets.
J. L. BOWERS.
November 10 Grand Patriarch.
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a5- NOTICE.-CONSIGNE PER DIR. BRIG
ANTINE CARDIGAN" oro hereby notified that she has
been entered under tho Five Day Act. All goods not
permitted at the expiration Of that me will be sent to
the Custom House Stores.
JNO. FRASER 8. CO.,
November 10 ,
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h6- B O Fl A T. n -
Der antersciuete IN tsrelt SrbiaftsH In rsens eiu,m
2teiis Dsuianb ln crbeba, gtlbcr Iu eoasetren sat
lonhise aifrdae ah bcipr3eH gsaH tueree b dtert
Hudunit trect an G. d. a3Stter In Ysh.
ebtr Rs Desbrters, 1877 East Bay, Charleston, SC
Sept 40 tnslpanos
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November 10

a6- I. o. o. F.-soUTH CAROLINA LODGE
No. Tho Officers eiid Members respectfully In.
vod to attend tho Funora Of tho lao Past Grand ED
WARD MITCHELL, ut Three o'clock THIS Afternoon at
Odd Follows Hau. Tho fraternity invited to atond
BY order. Z. G. LOYAL secrotary
November 10
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05r I. o. o. F..-PALMETTO RNCABIPhIENT
NO. Tho ofnoers and members Of this Camp re-
Bpocuy invited to attend tho Funeral Of tho lato Grand
Scribe, Patriarch EDWARD MITCHELL THIS Afternoon
at Throe O'Clock. from the Odd Fellows Hall, corner King
and Liberty streots.
by order. CHD pRTrT sc-ha
November 10
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REMOVAL.
G. C. TRUMBO e. SON

Ia AVE REMOVED THEIR OFFICE FROM NO 145
a. Meeting stroet to No. ~ MARKET-SrI,EET below
Aeetng street whero they have baud an assortment
CT BUILDING MATERIALS, such 90 Doors sashea
Eunds Lime Cnmont Plaster Paris, Hair, Shoot Lead
Nails and Inch; Mahogany Plank OF various widths
and strips. sawod out for hand rais Mahogany Novel
Poats and Ballasters. oil at reduced prices
Mr.. T. AUSTIN, Agent, be found there who will
Keep on hand PAINTS, OILS. GLASS; PUTTY AND
bEUsHEs-an E OF which will DO sold at low prices
november tuhs2inos
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H5- I. o. o. P.-ASHLEY ENCAMPHENT,
NO. s.Tho ofloers and Members Of tho abovo Encamp-
nent respectfully invited attend tho Funeral Of
Past Grand Representative EDWARD MITCHELL
TAis Afternoon, at Throo o'clock from Odd Follows Hail.
November 10 VIM. CREAsER, Scribe.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-11-10

a5- ST. PHILIPS STREET sCHOOL.-AN
ELECTION FOR TEACHERS OF tho st. Philips Street
School will be held on the 10th Inst
All applications must bo left with the undersanod at
the Normal School, on or before tho 10th instI
BY order Of The Board.
MONTAGUE dRINIKE
Secretary c. F. Schools
Novembcr6
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-11-10
November 6

a1- MESSRS. EDITORS: PLEASE ANNOUNCE
Captain JAMES ID. CARSON Candidate to Represent
hia District In tho Legislature at the ensuing election
Tuesday neTt November 10, and obuge
November 10 MANy vorpps