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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-29
For Drenen vie Noathswptsn.

New York 4 0renen Steamship
COaUooys
THE FIRST CLASS U. .. MAIL STEAMSHIP
WEoJeoU uoe1NOp0lle,
WA. WlEn, lensAasea.
WILL LIAv1 PIKA no. =, NOnfn AWE. on
TAurslay, March lst,
At 10 O'CLOCK. A. NJ.
FOR SuUT0AupT.1 AND BREMEN.
Takina pesesneesS 10 Southampton. Loedos.
6svrc aud Dss9sn, q the following rutes. pay.
abls IN gsld Of iss equivalent 10 currency.
First esbn eiac; seeoud cabin e70 steer.
~ 81 -.
FROM ssEsETs fS Str15 INA Ac'' TO
Frat Cabin elss; seecs@ cabin ess; Steer
INCLUSION rlcKEfs. OUT AND HOME.
First csbiu. ea2S; sercnA cabin olSS steer
ere e1o
ATLANTIC. Capt. q. Hcysr. ....... April ..
BALTIC !,. csga ~ 80. e. soa:.; ...::::Aesii =.
May =, June I, Is and %. July 90
Fer freight or passage apply to
ISAAC TAYLOR
reb.2s '6..iv. President, 20 broadway.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-29

Eoeeee AOO0O Steaks
M. Thomas De vos's new book, THE
1sskss Assistant" gives an accsass q The
origin q the ssro ''psrtsr.hsuss stsak. !"
witch y IN substsass a sollsws: r
Ieees - aaa sansd her,;son keoe IN
New York wheA - koovn a. A. = n.s,.,-
houss. shssA was paassaiasd naiolv 81 -.
hsiaG usa; Ne seanlsra disA e IL IN
ol fass w. eesf sesak. Oas day, hsvine m
On unprecedented rua - susasm, Movr,sor,s
steaks were exhaustsd, 20 thst 20 ssr,. .
sesto,nse no was obliged 10 out up . si,le;.
Of hesf which be bed procured Sss bic Own
family dinner. The eustopss We % ven
plsassd shat be ordered sscssd. asd ever
alles wssld have nothing be slss ise fees1,
iae pieos steaks. The butcher who fur
sisked ~ meats fer Morrison used 20 direct
his oe0 TO cut ~ The seeaks Sss he porter
house." which b natsral procsss socn
srsw int ll.s sedee Ito cut ths porter house
eAseka" end ~ Shb sans ~ 'bass bssn
eaooa = ~ -. e1nse
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-29
Nip the Evil In the Bud.
-. WnAaT.E1Qe0,
- Oesth Clark Street CA1cogo. N.

Has for naay ysaes 0e1e ~
\ trsaAmsat Of privaas dissastshD
Abusiaass end staAy. SypAi1lo
IL I'll its forms. elect asA ossis-
turee. Peetjsslas stteatieo Nv.
. - old eeaadjoe eeooo, WAisA
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-29

According 70 che New York Herald. The
census Of 1850 gave the following ~ the
population aud relative number Of the
whites and blacks in the ten States which
Congress has expelled from the Union:
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-29
CANVASS OF rHR UNION

A CANVASS OF TNR UNION
proves that the most successful candidate for general
favor ever placed before
TIE PEOPLE,
. that pure and sslubrious vegetable beautihcr.
CRlSTADORO'S HAIR DYE.
Far and vide. throughout the restored republic, u
defiance OF rivalry and competition, ii appeals
TO THE POLLS!
Of all who design 10 cohc the same with the magma
cent black OF hsown hues whch natnse ~ dsnsd or
age stolsa away. Mannfacfnssd By J. ORO7ADO-
RO, Astor House. N. Y. Sold BY bru1aists.-
Applied by all Hair Dressers
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-29
WORLD MUTUAL
LIFE INSURANCE Comply.
No. III Broadway, New Yerk.

LIFE INSURANCE Comply.
No. III Broadway, New Ierk.
lseaea sr Di.ecsere.
LOW aHS p;Ssss: us.s MP
ss ii S S:sss4s; yn,:.: c.. q, r::.,.
HENRY T. rIERREfONT, Piersspons Pises.
9. cHiIrENDRN, s. b. Chitsesdes Co. $40
oEUESE I: THOMAS, ,sss = y. y D:yos.ssA CO
s Son ywIilixn XIV niliei, f ssi:ess:si. n
ETviNaIiAM TUWNsEND. fowusesd Msnssst
~ ! ! yisDHiT. VI. a r,s,.,. Co, IN rsarlst
TnOs. + BUCKLEY. Buehlcy Z shsldos. 70 Leoa'
oii.SssT /. BEEcKNAN. Bosess, Bseh.sa 4 Co..
nsrsI :. swnT. sssv A. s.asA = Co. . sss.
ycs si IA 4: spRAouE. sps.sse coos~ . cs'ssn.
Jsnns /. rHIxr1cE, Merchant. n.ochiys.
IC1V0 N NNAvE-, Merchant. ~ Wal stssel
Il. NEa6KN0AR, r. u. Messenger. i6i Maiden
AIFx '. BLAKE. A. y. saaAs Co. i4 william a.
0ROR1I L NICHOLS, 7. .. cosdiaston 4 Co.. -
JANE 1i !. foSEs. esdasr, brewer Co.. 60 Leon
,o nj f'sfi S'aormmonAY. vro.A,.sA.. s.,,...
W. s 6 FoWfFR. Fra ". 6. Fowler. IN Front
WI. c. SHELDON. Buckley & sheldon. Is Leona'l
SAM FL b. CALDWELL, Caldwell \ Morri,. - oA
OLIVER q. CARTER, Carter uawiey. 100 Pearl
HoRnAN q. BENTLEY. Bea,ly . Bustoo "a and 10
LEWIS j. LoDER, Loder Brothers 4 Co.. ais
wii GP PRENTICE. Counsellor. ~ wall q.
JOHN 7. b. MAXWELL. Merchant. u South o.
yAMES II FROTnINOl1AN, llo~lasd D Fsoehsng-
ham. IOs Wall street.
EZRA = PKENT. CY, President Commercial Bank.
Hon. sT9PHEN TABsR. Log l.lsnl
BENJAMIN HICKS. Nosiyn. l..
OFFICERS.
GEORGE L. WILLARD. ............ -: President
q GORDON ;;:, vs 90 Hssns..
A. ". ROG1R6 n. u. Medical EHamisss o Once.
JAS CRANE, n. y Consulting Physiciao .broohlyn
VIM r. PRENTICE. Atty 0oqnsalIos. - Wall g.
Tho business Of this Company ie very Iaige. aud
sapid1y increasing. 10 plass are liberal sod very
attractive IN those Wtehna neufonre. To various
hisds ofpolciss will be iesnsd On - favorable terms
- shosc Of any other good Company
DIyidends Increase With tho aas Of the policy.
Non participation racs lower than those OF any
Loose: paid in shisty days aiser dne sotics and
proof Of death.
Libsral assaaQsmsnts oAde II regard TO tsaveL
Oe>thi.d q the snossa q Pss"iu@ ~hi be loaned
Aesas Vented. They viii Be hbsssny des"
ERESszEa spnAeus, chicago. 0ssersi Assas
for Iowa, Illinois, wisconsin and Aianssosa
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-29

The Liinsis opn1s Jsusnsi saoAes hist The
McCracken Who laasly wrote H. eslsbsated
letter to Mr.. Sewaed. ccscesnise Mr.. Motley
eur minister 70 Vienna, = doshsIsss w. n.
McCrscken. . young nan qsick end rsady
With his pen, Who Was formerly local editor
upon that paper. After be lsft The Jtsrnsl
be fell into irregular habits, M not crazy
spells. LEFT the office. and has since been
wandering about in search Of employ mont.
much II che time in distress,:: aud oil Of IL
apparently on the verge Of mental derangs
msnt. The Journal publishes ssnselsss
letter. written By McCrscksn. from Paris. to
one u The prsprissoss Of thst paper. The
d,,e ia aboat tho same % that Of his letter
20 Mr.. Seward. The oaly discrepancy Il
that his letter 10 the Secretary Of State Wss
sieued &c. W. MsCrssksn." This Nc
Cracksn hss been back to this country since
his iet,e, to Mr.. Seward, and was in Chica>
60 during the las>ss part q last Oetebss.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-29

/Speeial Nelloo - ~ la4DoGs
n. u ..s.,as - i1ess $3.50 ..~rs
whieA 90 - pssG1ssly ssAjesA . go -
ksssAy - eoe.h. oe06o ~ 6es.lo - -
vAe Ass nA1s ~ tsse14eet ~ $4,000
m. n n. laANDAC&RAUs
Prslessss Of u Diseesm q vooeo,
- 49, e saasealys - go ksse.es - ~
"The Married Wensn's Private
Medical Conpsnlon,"
lasst publislsd b isS5l spsc5a1iy Ase,asS - -.
ssieh ssss, a. ; IS ~. = sse:ossA -:
i sc :: :li IN i' ssa
long. rslsble sdvl0 - SsoeeAse. ~
Halfa Naillten LaaAee
Rs:ss.s =; n.s1 lsuss.A Aos'S Aa'ss' "
20 (; :Isss.::s - q :s 80
re-. ssh 3 S6SE .Js1l9asse
49, saS5sIsss5 4 - ~ Co.
CAUTION 10 La -
sscss.ss.sa ssee 49, - sSvs e
S e; g:
~ a. g. - - <S ~ So
~; ,1esAasa6 y -! 49, - =
MafSieA an 0lnsls Lad ~
ssssss $780, "a 9 -: sss:::. .. ss:;'ss =
ensdv u0gnAb -.
Rest1guooo D1nnlo 4egoAly IL
sw~nonn 0n0DDn1R ~
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-29

Ink grand Southern coup d'ssas isaugu-
rated by Wade Hampton q Columbia, South
Carolina. promises TO sprssd throughout the
South with great rapidly. Henry A. Wise
III Virginia. Las taken the stump on the
,sus platform, and will shortly address m
assemble 9 Of mixed eoloss In Richmond
Il was long ago observed 70 b the nature
Of = Southern politician, Whenever he could
espy . voter. 10 go for him" The radical
Jacooias in their insanity have thrown 10
the Nay Of these Southern politicians very
large number Il voters, and the Southern
politician. true TO their old habits, ere going
for shem. To suppose shas they will not
influence their votes b - greatly 0isssks
shelr qualifications - politicians sad 70 mis.
calculate their influence Men whe could
command the faithful, support u he asgso
population in . var wsgsd,a - Ncsthesa rad
icais told them, 10 psspstuaas slavery, will
be most apt 10 exert With then IN ioilusneu
sufficient to control their voteo.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-29

IotaI..... 4,31I,VsI S,x21,6vU
Il will be seen that in South Caroline and
Mis,ssippi. tho black population exceeds
that q! tn ~hites. II may do so now, but
We do rot think the prcponderancc is a.
haps, in South Carolina. In Mississippi the
mortality among tho slaves aimee the bc
ginning Of the war has been innsbss, and
large number. Of them have lsfs for rcnncs-
sec and TIE North, and others for Teas Aad
the South. In Louisiana there 10 probably
no material change in the relative strength
o. The parties.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-29

CO0Uo8oO00 00O3008 O0040ODD0s
Curss s..a .isAoss sseers,ae = Aessag. lslllp
.ss s:. sss -. 8 s. 81 -: = -
OnsAnn WAA1nnno. eucA - oo0lpol W1aAn60a
Nocturnal 80 Olusnal 00oduno, 60ouG0 p =
abeso 9! ne sQsee4, sasly !ndlscsspas, sSees, q
s;o. 1ss ncss ss:s':s - 60 Go -
wteAeeAs 1sDasfssls go q oy0pSoGs. se1eS1 =
sa1eel1I eafsa utsAaA nile 0saSo1 49, ~
00e I'll e1vdaoo 0leet, GooorSAea 0e1eSS5 \. ~
: - S.:ics 40 c's~ = ~ '''~ q sf'''
Oh 49, q ~ MOST nuypsax or.Am
GAss sAs tlsed Aas beeeas poiseesds pro1uslsg
eoo.AOc - ~ 1see. ena1 wstsg blistsfs. p0iaD 9
-, e11ofsh, together win N :adiss: as:bss q
q. Jssss \ sseonnsedsd By The pseee e,.s,pn,.
= neleal faeaty ana Dsofessoss o. needed s0eSs.
- eeeed ellAeee tsfrible diseases.
Oh JAnA0 - lust issued : rev ED. improved -
gfeaely snlesUsd edition Of THE MONlT0Ruo ve0.
0sal Diseases peculiar TO the sexee, with dlsscsuao
anA prescriptions fOe sslf tronsmapt.
SPs.AAIos1saA. eaused By calf abuse, sexual e.
90. &C. u fsly frosted end viii mot il to asseoe
the gtteuti0n Of he reader.
Al important feature Of The book IL trcstlss uDoo
peopriety. sometincs. Of 20 doing.
Tie var0ue diasasCs peculiar 70 females, ere tsly
treated end thor remedies riven.
The Aceitcs y printed upcn me paper. neatly sad
Intended = book % DO kept for vsvsss ssfsrsnss
aod consultation. IL % mpitum b pasvo--0ech q
the smallest space. Buy it Read ~ The book Win
tnjuse none. bet beneos all-TAs OLE cd young u
e2.A .sxee, nstSsd and single. Prioe ol
Asdssss, 81. JAMES. ?. O. Bag ~ Ch,eseo. III.
Dr.. Jaoss' Once and Pasloes afs at - Randoap1
essse. sssoa - DeosScsa sereet, Ch1saOu. uASeehs
sssss - 4 IS spsessn,y o. Kssss -
Q 4. y. to0 2. Il. Consultatono eoon1oo1nA
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-29
MANHOOD AND YOUTHFUL vl0OR ere re-
aaenod BIZ HoiNDOaDD Ex1hAC8 DCcnu. tl5oOw1y
Misguided MEN.

MISGUIDED MEN.
AND RE Law OF cRAnlfY AND MoocY.
HowAAD HssAse. On he KEToss. Abuses and Disco
which form the basis Of the G:avsst haladss 70
- 1sst age q man. md ssasfsiy sap The vtsl pow.
sss with means d sslief Sent Sssisd letter
envelopes, free Of charge. Address. Dr.. .ekILLlN
Pa. jan15-dAWA0
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-29
NEW YORK.
TmB mORACR WATEUN
Grand, Square albright Planes,

EtODEONS AND CABINET ORGANS,
VHyHOLESALE AND RETAIL. THE BEST
" lnstru menta made. Second hand Pianos
AZ bargains. from $50 70 e9ss. Libsrsl disccunt
20 teach ,rs and clsrgynen' New octave ~
anos for &2:s and upwards.
rectesv end Wareroctns. No al broadway.
New York.
HORACE WATERS 1 CO..
feb4-d'y Nanufacturesa.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-29
$4,000 ACRES

$50, 900 ACRES
Are ssv s0bssd = g y 90 pr ssrs with ssms
IN tsaees q highas 1gussDO .re1sa eeGDrdiogly
= qssliiy ed Asasssss - ssaeisnA 11e r.
TIE 70 THESE LANDS IS CL1AR, AND N
TE1 SIMPLE FROM TIE STATE.
lnduee1ment . settlers.
4 gseal sdveatags Which the lllissis Csnlssl
laaAe posesss q - Ne direct and shssp eenma-
aisa1ise whieh ~ pssshssss be- with tSs bsse
a9kseD b ~ WorlA>:n ssnasr y cAiaags
- y ~ lahss sasA = wisass v Cairs -
y The Mississippi river nersA. Cssl = icuad
in grsss abssdesss alssg this Nee, aad fsrnish-
- q he lswsss rslss q transportation. Lam.
bss = ebtaineA GFso Chicago ~ ~ Sbsesl d
ssulbsra lllineia. = wsll = ltsol thsss hsr1ss.
ing oil the stssaas MaeAisasy for plaa>ise
ssa esltivstiAe lsss Ne work II nssy haads..-
0ssis IL aAppsl ID Sslk ffsn III stations. tAss
savsng ths Sssaels ~ s1psass - b1gysAe.-
Ths sliaaAs hsalttv, taso ~. shaEsAao ~
sshsols Of I'll gsedss ahessd,lArssGhost ~
leneth and breadth oftha 0tGls.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-29

Fron Z - % u1eree Power.
ALSO PORTABLE SAW MILLS.
We hsve sAe oldest. largest I'D nosa esaplets
works IN The United 6tates devoted exousivsIy Soehs
nAnuhc1nse osPostabls Rnglnes anAeaw Aa6. which
for simplicity, compacinesa, power and sco0Ony Oe
nal ase eonssdsd By expsse. 70 ~ superior % any
ever uflssed 70 ~ public.
TIE CREST amount Of boiler room. afo susfAee end
eyADldss esea, uhteh Ws i've 70 ~ eassd 19sosp0w
q rake our Engines the most powerful and cheap
~ 10 uss ana tho1 ere o1Dpe1d 70 evesy p9spo0o
where power IL ssQ1ised.
o6Ost poti:o.
Descriptive eiseuloss with psice ~ esat - e00l
s's' WOOD \ NAM STEAM nNorSH DE-
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-29

nHlADOLDB EXTRACT BuCnU gives hssitA
end ve0s ~ the ssame aud boUm to the pold cheek.
tDms. and Il no trcstment 4 submittel 30, ecn1ump
tion. inssniiy OF epileptc nts ensue. l1seo-dkwiy
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-29

0Och0eor'0 AOte Dye.
TAls splsadA nss Dye h he ~ = - 0Ul1s-
~ suly G1ss "a vuDsps DyD-0wu1eoA nal1o
~. disturbances. No 6issppstsennA Ness1ls
ulsestnle.. NalssaA D,eeh ~ Brown nsas1lDe0s
0s0so0 - ~ Dyse. lastassao0 ~ ~ 1eDseo
RsoN ~ bessHful. h gsosins = aGnse Wtlneo
4 0daAAes. A. aAus sss osss 1nnnosoe. ~
SAsu11 - asoosA osea ~ al Dsuegieoen1 Psses-
asn. ysesssy d DssslAy ssssss. Rev rosk.
- BRWARo % A c0UN1Hu1Ef.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-29
For Grain Growing.
AND ESPECIALLY pOR
STOCK RAISING,

eI1sss Pseisis Iaa1s: pfssest ussespasssd ID
veesagss. Fasaess Asa Ohis nd lndssne. -
vsll = sAess 6em ~ mere dssssly settled pc.
wsss ~ 1swe. I'D AlisoiA. ars ssiiis1 her
ooss saluobls tAs0s ~ ne ssw naliag iaessl.
nsats 10 tAses ehsapss. issds. which proAuos
With lssess pssas ed 70 create, satsst he
~ e1tossl tesfta AossteA
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-29

TAKE no NONE uNpiRAsANr AND IN
oA08 n8MDO10o ~ unplGasane 81 aon0esuos
Alseaeses C9 AA4nDosn;s kxsoA3 D09pv 40 n
DoovRD neex WAsa. (eeee4oW1y
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-29

NApAns ZADOC PORTHRS
c URATIvE COUGH B LIS A n.

Price, rs. 50, L IS Csnts Per Bsess
h Best Chsapsst and mos, snectual 10y os
Coughs. Colds. &C., the World HIS ever psooecea-
Purely Vegetable. contsiss no xlNanAASs
Or Other DEI ETERlOCS DRUGS.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-29

feeling thas ~ had doae diSboeos 70 hin.
seif and - lUjssties - ~, usdestAkn 70
qualil1 ~ soeh ju6nmsAe - aayirR ahneA -
only 80 - s6seehs .. Sic, II As Md
said q 6rst that he thought ., ID never
would have disturbed ny equauimity. for l
would have conesrasd myself juse = assA
about what Be thought. = I veold absut
who killed cock robin. Laughesr.1 TIE
gentleman he's shown the sane want Of COO.
siderssion Tor the rights Of cthsss in the
remarks which be has just made BY favor Of
the House. ~ what right does he eon>
s.i,uts himself . Judge 70 ~ ~ me.
and to say a ssa who weps HE pssss
in the Geld Of conflict when The earth qush.
ed, that the bleed Of innsceace 70 on my
hands. Does the gentleman m an 10 ~ hy
this sweeping judgment that il il also on
tho hands Of those brave mcn Who were
constituted BY the warrant u yous Presi-
dent, . Court TO pronounce that dnal luds>
ment, Without which nobody could have
been executed. Sir, sspsl il in tAs ian>
guage Of . nan. the lAtchet Of whose shoes
the gentleman was not worthy - ualoees.
Who said that Ne should patiently Asas
lat, I'd eouiess cod prcnosaee iuaeueat
NA9ear6. y ths language - The 'essas
I1u6G Dieh Chaseslaos Of Enelsnd, neewish~
standing The uttesunos y . syoisal poet
that b. vss, the greateat wisest, meansst
Of mankind. I vail ~. lAas .ubsthsr tho
b0osa OF lauoeeoss 10 oa6H - y MOI,
I lsavete The chesitsbls = Dsa and
y Gssuss sgss. On The GsNf = 60
4 :. s.:s - ). ~ j -.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-29

The DEBORAH Register says thsa The board.
ing house Of Mrs. Aiken, at that plsee. was
consumed b. Ere on Thursday night.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-08-29
pUBLIC NOTICE,


OFFICE OF CITY TREASURY,
January 8, 1851
DUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT UNDER
the following Ordinance licenses have been prepared
for delivery nom this Office. =, THOMAS,
City Treasurer
SEQ. /. Be Il Ordained by ne Mayor and Aldcrmenin
CIty Council dssemble That fom nnd after the hrst day
of January licenses shall be taken out for all carts drsy
and wagons used for private and domestic purposes IN
the same manner and according TO the same provisions
now of force in relation to CARTS drays and wagons etoi
cart drsy or wagon shall be provided with badge con.
tanning the number thereof and marked Private, TO lie
placed ON the outside Of tue Ghaft.
SEC g. No person shall be taken by the Treasurer
surety to any bond under the Ordinance concsrningl
censes for carts drsys wagons and other carriages
less he or she be freeholder.
Sec s. The following shall hereafter be tho rates
licenses for public and private Carts drsya wagons &c.
ucludpg the horses mules used thereof which shs
be free from other taxation:
PUBLIC CARTS nRAYs, ETC., OR THOSE lAPLoIEp IN ANY
BUSINESS wHArKvER, yoR HIRE DrRKcT OR INDIRECT.
For every cart dray or wagon drawn by one horse or
For every cart dray wagon drawn by two horsesor
mules $50.
For every hack and carriage with two wheels, $40.
For every hack and carriage with four wheels $40.
For every stage or omnibus except line omnibus
with two horses, S50
For every stase or omnibus Except line omnibus,
drawn by four horses, $50.
For every truck drawn two or more horses or mules
$50.
For every express wagon drawn by two horses
or mules, $50.
BREAD Carts AND PRIVATE CARTS, DRAYs, ETC.
For every bread cart or wagon, S.
For every cart dray wagon, used for private do.
mestic purposes and not to be employed the trans.
porting of goods, wares, merchandise, lumber, any
other commodity, for compensation, either directly
indirectly for the same shall pay for license the OF
S. exclusive OF the horse or mule.
Ratified in City Council. this 18th day Of January
II. 81 in the year Of our Lord thousand eight hun
dred and sixty-six.
P. @. GAILLARD, Mayor.
By the Mayor
january W. b. SMITH. Clerk Of Council
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-08-29
PUBLIC NOTICE.

QYPIoE CLERK OF CoUNoII.l
May 1867.
The following Section Of An Ordinance 10 abolish the
Office Of Superintendent Of Streets to provide for Keep
Cfty of Charleston Clean and for other purposes Is
hereby published for the information Of all concerned
For the due protection of the said contractor con-
tractors Il IL further ordained That every owner lessee
occupsnt and tenant OF any premises fronting In any
street, lame alley or open court shall on every day
Sundays excepted have the 4S tith garbage or other
heap and in readiness for the contractor by the hour of
seven o'clock, A. M from the tis day OF May to the
frat day Of November IN every and by the hour Of
the arst dny of May following And any person offend
ipg herein, placing any dirt filth. garbage other
o in any street ane or alley or open court after the
hours above namel shall be suhect to fine not less
than two nor than FIVE dollars for each and every
offence to be imposed by the Mayor.
By order ". d. SMITH
Nav Id Clerk of Council
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-08-29
Licenses in the City Of Charleston from January

Under the head Of manufacturers are embraced ::
Any person, firm, or corporation, who shall manu-
facture by hand or machinery, any goods, wares,
or merchandise, not otherwise provided for, ex-
cceding annually the sum of $1,000, OF who shall be
engaged in tho manufacture or preparation for
sale of any articles or compound, or shall put up
for sale in packages, with his own name or trade
mark on any articles or compound. Thus tailor,
WAGNER, job printer, cabinet maker, drug
gist putting up patent medicines, are all manu-
facturers so also, tho proprietor of saw mill.
Druggists, selling bitters or alcoholic liquors Of
any kind are required to take out retail liquor
| licenses.
Wholesale dealers and all whose sales amount to
$4,000 or upward per annum and wholesale
liquor dealers, all those who sell goods exceeding
$685. 900, and liquors as one Of the articles Of their
stock.
Among the cm'iosa, connected with the depart
ment of internal revenue, we may further mention
that steamboats, pay licenses as hotels or boarding
houses.
Tho total amount OF internal revenue stamps
of all denominations sold last year, 1885, was
SIS, los, ,s5s54, including s35sS, 1852 OF "pro-
prietary" stamps, such as are seen on matches,
pickles, perfumery, patent medicines, etc.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-08-29
q pound):
. ..S18.4Oo,654 90
Total. 800,

Total. .$l8,409,058 w
II will be seen by the above table that the tax
returned from any given State is criterion as to
the amount of cotton produced within it's
limits.
During the fiscal year just passed, tho amount of
tax collected on cotton Nas doubtless, much
greater than this, as the crop was larger, and the
ratio of taxation so per cent. greater. II we accept
the clop, that underwent taxation from juno 80,
1866, to June3O, 1867, OF 100000 bales, which is
certainly low estimate, and count 500 lbs. to the
bale, VIC have, at cts lb, $4,000, 10000. 1t is
true the tax was only cts. o h., from July l. to
September l. last year, but the difference, We
think, is fully compensated by our moderate esti-
mate Of the crop.
The South, we thus see, contributes very mate
rally to the revenue of the government, and from
source that can Ill afford such q tax. Besides
this tax on raw cotton, the tax receipts for cotton
fabrics, and manufactures of cotton, in 1865, were
Sc, ,747, ,923. .18; and in 1866 81, ,465, ,9G3.73.
Tho gland total Of receipts from every source
from South Carolina for the fiscal year ending
juno 80, 1866, was 1886, ,253.S5. or this amount
So 932 7S was for cotton fabrics (6 per cent?, and
so 347 80 for spirits of turpentine "a cents gal
lOnJ. Our railroads during that time paid internal
revenue Tux e! por CONT s3O 1G; our gas conf
panes s212lG6 for wholesale dealers licenses $50
each) South Carolina paid s64 OO3 1O retail dealers
licenses $50 cach) $2i,29G79. For wholesale Ii
quor dealers licenses $500 each) s7171G7 for re-
tail liquor dealers licenses (s25 each) s3G 5S4.SS.
Lawyers licenses 1910 oach) slOs7.42; giving only
100 lawyers in the State. The physicians and sur
license, during tho samo year paid $2185.42, show
ing that VIC have nearly two doctors to lawyer;
se7337 only were paid for apothecaries licenses;
s1712.48 for bankers s1OG1.T for auctioncers'.
Total of licenses s74,O76.O1. The amount of in
come tax We find returned for South Carolina du-
ring that year (1865-'G6 is s269.3O.
From the Assessors Books, we have gathered
the following estimates for the current year.