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The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-04-16
THE AMERICAN COLONY AT JAFFA.
visit of the Agent of the United states
Government.

Correspondence Of Chicago Evening Journal
JAFFA. Palestine Thursday, March u.-My
first visit, after arriving here, was to the Anne
rican colony recently located in Jafia. The
accounts in the various newspapers or Ame-
RIGA and England in regard to the condition of
this colony have been of such a character as to
attract much attention throughout the civilized
world. Mr. Seward, our Secretary of State, has
recently appointed an agent to come here and
make a thorough examination into the affairs
and prospects of the colony.
Magazine, New York;, was q fellow-paSSenger
with me from Egypt. He seems to be we'll
qualified for the work he has undertaken. In
company with Mr. Bidwell and others l called
upon Mr.. Adams the President of the colony,
heard him preach in the evening, and learned
enough OF the situation and prospects of the
them and the strange opinions which have
led so many to leave the land of their birth
and emtgrate to this tar-of country. The
colony numbers about one hundred and sixty
persons, old and young. The majority of the
members express themselves entirely Sati SIZED
with their situation and prospects. But very
respectable minority are in favor OF returning
to America. At the meeting last night vote
was taken by Mr.. Bidwell on these two ques-
uons:-"tlIst, Are you satisfied in regard to
your situation here % The vote was q unani-
OF you wish to retuTn?" All voted no but one.
This exception was a pale-iaced and decidedly
intellectual-looki woman. She, in accents
sad and plaintiYe, said, 81 wish to gone home
to America" confess The word home sounded
strangely sweet to me, and my sympathies are
decidedly with the lone voter
Mr.. Adams, and all with whom l have con-
versed, are of the opinion that the colony will
be a success Religiously, they believe that
Christs government will be established in
Palestine, and that the whole land will enjoy
prosperity and glory unparalleled in history.
They say that they have had an abundance TO
eat and drink during their sojourn here, and
now have about three hundred acres under
cultivation which bid fair to produce large
yield of corn, wheat potatoes, and the necessa-
ries of life. Four adults and seven children
have died since the colony settled here.
The colony have built quite number of
houses, having brought the lumber all the way
from Maine. A three story hotel is now being
erected In the village, and is well under way.
All the members speak in the highest terms OF
the kindness of the Turks and Arabs to them,
and in very strong terms of the unkindness and
un1airness OF the American Vice. Consul at
Jatla, JAMES p, SANFORD
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"THE CORNERSTONE OF RECON
STRUOTION."

SPEECH BY THEODORE TlLTON, ESQ.,. EDITOR
OF THE N. Y INDEPENDENT"
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EVERY AMERICAN IS AN AMERICAN CITIZEN
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Introductory Speech by Robert Purvis
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4 Dangerous Season.

An Utmost unparalleled quantity Of rain has fallen
during tho Summer. Vegetation has Icon wonderfully
thick nnd rank. and As II do.sys unusual amount Of
sickness may 10 expected unless proper means
taken 10 prevent 1t.
Fever and asuc und bilious rGiuitieus bircady
vail to all alarming extent, and the Fall advances and
the mlarious night oXs become heavier the sick list IL
likely To increase both IN the city Gd the country II IL.
therefore, only OF prudence 10 keep the
vital forces In full vgor, that they may resist the
healthy influences Of the Reinforced by tho
tonic operation OF HOSTETTERS STOMACH BITTERS,
the B:stcn however veal and susceptible, naturally
WILL Ia nine casos out OF ten. ssy combat every
species OF atmospheric poison by which epiteuirs
produced.
Dnling the u,"uhs III September, October amd No
vribrr The dlerrncr In temperature between ,lay and
night iarrry great auL the chilling ,IewI sL nists
the season the pllt; causes nj inig cholera
mo'Is, darrhar ad dyseuttry. Bearing this In mind.
remember also. that the nl rfES mol only iv.vrale
tile stomach aud brace the nerves. but at specifically
upon tr bowels and the liver, impAriuy To tliusr u-
porlhnt organs regularity and "ne II is moi reasonable
- expect immunity from prevalent complaints II no
precautions nre taken TO escape them.
HoSTErTERs BlTrERs AT once pleasant to tho
tasie aud the most certain III all safeguards against fe
brilc ailments. October
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YELLOW FEVER AND SMALL pOX.

NEW YOKK. June IL. 1857
WE, THE UNDERSIGNED. SHIPPING MERCHANTS
o tile City Of New Yo,k, from the oft repeated testimony
Of many different Sea Captains, IN whom va have ini-
pcit confidence, and frelu! il ,luiy which owe 10
our ellowme. hereby bear witness of the great conn.,
dence feel in thu truly marvellous curative powers
MAJOR j. Il. LANES INDIAN REMEDY for the cure
ami prevention Of SMALL. poN YELLOW FEVER. &c.,
aud we cheariuly add signatures. hoping Its
derl merits aud great blessings may be knuwn the
World.
DREEr SONS * CO., No. Al South Street.
CURTIS WARD. NJ. ~ South Street.
ID. X. DEwOIF co, No. lU3 Eroad Street
HENRY & SON. No. o5 coentics slip.
SIMPSON & SHAW, No. - Coentics Slip
wM. a. MOORE. No. ?05 South street,
JAS. I. TAPSCoT'T. No. sd South street.
urO. l.. TAPSCOTT.
DfTapscott Bro. No. S6 South street
ROBERT HAWKE. No. 80 south street.
And many ohor.
The Remedy has been known 10 fail. Pricc pcr
package sa Forwarded any poiia in tile uniicd
States. Address j. n LANE CO..
No. l6I broadway. New York
September :nG'
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A AUCTION SALES.

H""h''S. p'uncS'icS. tHoiti"g ant Ik,s.yu
KiI.ItDS ~ 90.
VIII -l IitlS i'AS. =, IL D"i'.rk. iI.Ir ali, .,n.
30 ~ h'.l'',H ElI",i. "ilIoritr Pavilion Hotel
AhEShI'Nh ASD WILL SELECTED SlOCK OF SEA.
SoSABl.E GOODS.
'"SSiSIt.'.
III ALL WOOL BI.NSKElS. I1NtiCLnTTs S,,ip..
1iriings. lirnms Canton fiu,n"ls. Opera rlanIirIs
Satin,i4 Bruad.inth. Jeans in,,l,rir. riIl,w ta...
iin.i. nrrs- Goods. Coats. inn- ami Vests Nes AMI
Mumcn's Hose aud Hall ffu-r. Nerk tbs S,arI- S,..
l"il"r- aIcn. HnLL Playing: Cai,i.. porifiIos nj
hons ui millinery Goods. Buttons Trimmings Paper Col.
lars shit .qoI-. ,NrraII4. Iind", shirts drawer,
Mem nmi Ii"v- Hats ard caps straw Goods, Carpet
BIr-. ll"Jp SLiIt-. Ar. ~. Oct"hcr3
SaIpS. HI'pS. .Stit,S ,i,oi Si0y'i@r:.
Rt I.ttRE ~ tLE ENtSRER.
iHi% ptN, III ii-tai. VIII hr -ld htnrv 4tOrr, NJ
~. Fiat l,ty, al inoc!r,E.
Ia hi- y \. = q. STRIP.
H., 'Iu".ri J.w,-
Ia tr-. r'i,;Ir-'ulrd lIaiu-
- shoulder.
ln,i SUt,S
Ia itb,"- thr,-t.
I"nd"i- .'I,h o, ioi,ei
H"ihT. .Sh.ui,h,'S. H,in> ,inti S,,i->
NN -. NJ. CATER.
VIII hr -'hl. ~ lI.wu- Nlnii. lllS DAY, AT thire.
quarters lh-i =.
inp ntLtii- ami tubs E I'll l;."nc daitirS choice.
Ia S'ion.i,rs.
i'ni iinius.
n..r.'" nnsis' CN:a Sniar., AIRED Hans.
. hils Si,l.a
tnnliiini ca-i, ,,,,,,,,r
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i'unLIC NO,"'cE.

4, " 1867. J
m, lo,r,r, S,.,,, ~; 90 , - rr,,n,nca =, holish the
Office OF Superintendent OF Sirrets provide for "e.p
lug the Streets Lanes. Alleys ami open Courts In w
Gity OF Charleston Clean. and Tor other purposes" il
hereby published tor the information oi all concerned
For tn" due proiScliOn Of the said contractor
tractors is tHrs.r ordained, That every owrIr essee
occupant and tenant any premises fronting In any
street lane. alley or open court. Ghnll every day
lSundrys e1ceptIl have the dirt, h garbage, other
oal placed in trout Of his her lot in barrel boz
hap and in headlines. for tho contractor by the hour OF
O'Clock, a. NJ, from tho rEt day OF May to tho
ir day Of November every year and BY the hour OF
nine o'clock, a. a from the first day of November to
the first day May following And any person offend
ing herciu. placing any DIRT. hh garbage. other
oal in any street. anc or alley open court after tho
hours above uamed shall DO subjoot 10 6no not eBs
Than than five dollars, for each and oyery
offence 10 be inlpo3ed by ,i. Msyor
By order ". II. SMITH,
May IL CLERK OF Council.
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AUCTION SALES.

ISAik EUSItSuEU.l
S"prr fJHGc!0thS, Dress TD0is D0W"siJ,.;, Hyst'Jy
STRAIN amt FdrG Hats, DO. .Er
CAMpBELL, KNOX & co.,
Gnsf Auction House, No. 55 JInSrI street,
opposite PoHtoiilcc.
Will sell THIS DAY, conmcuCu. ut 10 o'clock,
MANSILLE. WHITES ONE, hN0SKEAG ASD la.
MARK LOSuCIOlilS; Otis. QuinsbIM., uii;l Webster
penilns: English, Blackstone and Ptsird stripes: ~
aud Colurod G. fauneiI
BiANhEIS, Cloths On 5sIInerCs. S4tiurts Jraus ~.
PLAID AND STRIPE f.uSrREs. AIpacas Debc,,.-
Prints. Meiu2s. Scotch Wlnscy-. Sill paids CoS,.I
and Mourning liinghsins. BsIOiu SLir,- Ihnk- 81,
Also,
LARGE ASSORTMENT HOSIERY, Notions. Sc Ar,
'ollutions 'a'h. October
SIi tunii,,r..t,
BS MILES. DRAKE.
THIS MORSlSu. Al To uclurk. will sell Vi Nl,ut re.
serve At Surr, CORNER o HIM, Liberty .lr,,,
Tue balaurr or my uUuiII. CiOIIIl Sti, iIpSlEIn
uu TOMORROW, I will ,ril
IuN ca-r. BOOTS ami SHOES u'iJhrri
niILiIGAS ~ son,
No. 2S Scntluc RnuXc,
Will sell til Is DAY, 3i inst. at ~ o'clock.
NEW fATrRESSl:S. nnw Hciscals. Meat safes. -.
fa- Cribs Copper Pumps. largo Cooking Stove uil,l
nnl suudrcs.
largr WORK MULE bray. lf1I1icss and License. !
Clbnetuhrhcrn' Work Bench uud Turning. iul. huil,
In good orsler. Dry toods. Fancy tuols. AZ, &r.
October3
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a"ntt--> ts-A-- ca.s. Gay.
CAMPBELL, Knox Co. will continue the sale to-day at
lO O'Clock. at their cash auction house. No. HRsc
street. of dry goods, hate, &c.
Mules DRAKE will sell this day. at 10 O'Clock at his
store. corner of Hing aud Liberty Streets dry goods
clothing. &C.; sale continued from yesterday
T. NJ CATER will sell this day, at sat O'Clock, on
Browns Wharf. butter shoulders. hauls and sidcR
KILRor Co. will sell this day. al 10 O'Clock at their
salesrooms. No. 80 Meeting street. dry goods do
nlestics &c.
LAuRHY 4 ALEXANDER will sell this day, at 10
O'Clock. before their store, No. la7 East Bay srps
hams sides End shmilders
MiLLIoAS Son will sIIl this day at 10 O'Clock, at
No. % yendue Range, mattresses. bedstesds safes
eofss, &c. &c.
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Aide-de- Camp, Act. Asst. Adjt. Con.
Official: Q. 81. Mitchell, Aide-de-Ca Camp.

CorroS-We are pleased to SEQ that the King is
ut last commencing his reign. Every day adds to
tho number OF balcs received and the dray loads
of tho staple socn passing through the streets
cheering signs Of coming prosperity. Tho wharyes
are gradually assuming business appearance,
and the sheds md warehouses have lost the
empty, desointe appearance that characterized
them some weeks back. King Cotton is a potent
monarch, for his court il crowded with anxious
adherents, and wherever lie makes his appearance,
renewed life, activity and energy follow in his
train.
Like the kings Of old, lie can cure evils that
have long oppressed the body corporate for his
familiar touch soon dissipates the blues, and
jures up visions Of prosperity that are not all
dreams. With the adront OF cotton, wu may rea-
sonuby hope that business will revive, md the
Charleston OF tho present day strive to emulate
tho past. Every branch OF industry depends upon
The supply Of cotton and We trust that the crisis
s passed, and the worm and the rust have no long
er any power to destroy.
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LOCAL MATTE RS.

70 TRANSIENT ApvEHrIsERs.-No transient ad
Yertisement will bo published in this journal here
otter unloss paid for III advance. by transient We
mean advertisement from any person who Is
not n regular advertising customer Of tho NEWS.
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JOB WoRE.--We have now completed our office
so US to execute. in the shortest possible time
ALL KINDS or JOB WORK, AMI We most re-
bpectfuIly usk the patronage OF ouy friends.
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II. III,

II you want elenP Blank Books;
II you want cheap Stationery, Envelopes, Pa
po', &c.; or, MILLERs' Almanac;
u You want Printing executed neatly;
Iiyou want Books bound in any lyle, or Account
Books made 10 order, with any desired pattern o.
ruling, go TO HIRAM HARRIS, No. 50 Broad street
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FlISE, LOAN.
MAYORAI.TY OF CHARLESTON, l

CiIY HALL, November o. 1886.
A III. PERSONS DESTROYS OF REBUILDING IN TUE
IA Hnrni Districts and Waste Plrcs OF tho City,
"An Act oi tho General Assembly, giving authority
the CITY Council of ChHrleston to proceed In tho
ter Fire Loan. With view 10 aid in building thu
city anew.' are hereby notified that the form Of app
cation loans br oblapcd nj the olleo Of the Clerk
Of Council. between the hours Of "a. NJ. md p NJ.
AL applications must bnU u in the above mentioned
Office the Committee Will meet every Monday to
rider the SAME.
by order OF The Mayor ". II. SMITH,
November lu CLERK OF C0uucil.
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I'iEIsI.It. SuT'll'E.
OFFICE or CITY TREASURY.



DUErIc NOTICE ts HEREBY GIVEN THAT UNDLK
l. the inluwIu. ordinance liccsrs have been prepared
ior delivery from this llicr. y. THOMAS,
CITY Treasurer.
SEr. |. he Il Oritin.d hy ne Mayor and .ikicrricnfn
City fnHr uss'Dbij That AMI after the irSi day
niu Wagons. ,ls' i"r private and ,omrsr purposes.
tr Iuiurr, au according la the same provisions
la relation o cart- dfIl aud wagons. lrtur
ilIhrn los hare. YAcrld giving hands Aiit clrti such
cart ,y was. shall prev iIrl with badge cuu-
aininc the n'in,r t"iroi. aud hltLcd Pfrde IL Lu
placed tir ouisi.le ni iGr shall.
SO. 80 person -iIali Ia taken iy tito Treasurer
surety Il. ANY hnini nulrr lie Ordinance cuur, rns IL
ruIis ,iraS- Wagons aii other Carriages,
r,s lI,' ar Sli' ,te tr,plin,l'r.
SO. y. Ti.. following rhaI rl,7iirr IL; the rates
c trtnlli lI private riiI+ IIays. Wagons &P
,Siuli,ts tho lhrsr. miir~ ns. vrrni. which shal
lr lr,s. from uil l. iaNaii1n:
r,uIc rAurS. rH,t-. tr., ni lUr~E EMrLorrD IN ASr
nuHiSisS nAiLtEE. it,h iiiGI rlIi"r oh iSpItEcr.
For every carl, IRA, r wIs1i drawn by one horse CT
mult so.
FOR every cart, drIy wagon drawn hy two prscsoy
mules. s:h'.
For every iarE aiiJ carriage with Two wheels 5ap
Far every lack aI,i rarriac with llr wheels, SiU.
For every stage uuiT,bus except line omnbus)l
with two horses. S!'t.
For every slagt omnibus except hne ulunbusl
drawn 10y tour Lurs,s. St,,.
For ever, lr,,, drawn 10y two horses nIues,
stu.
For every express wagon drawn 10y two or more horses
ar mul'''. =GJ.
:r,u r,,.r., ASH rnsvNrr ,,Grs. pH,ys. rrc.
l,r cry brrid 'nr ur wagon. -.
Fr every cant. drag wa;.an. l~t f,T private do.
m,-ic purposes. ami nri - H. rmILHrd in tho niu-
luatius ot suas. Was nirrfiaIlis' lumber. or auy
in,iittsIlI the shall Tor license the sum Ot
| 81. exclusive III the horse ar mute
RaIrd in City Council. this IGlh day Of January
f.. sl Ia ir year Lord thousand eight bun.
,lrrtl uiul sNty-sIX
| re. aAILLARD. Mayor
Iy i,,r Mayor.
= .rl- Of Torturi
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CHANGE Of Horn rnn DELIVERY OF SUNDAY MAIL.
On and after Sunday, 8 inst, this Oflice will be
open from halfpast five To lalf-p past six Tor dcv-
eriIIY mails. STANLEY q. TROTT, L. NJ.
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r.>liM,rES WANTED.
ufFirECIlr clvIi. ENGINEER.

tiiS liui. citEiihr''>. >',pt'rutrr II. 1861
AiAl.ED PROPOSALS WILL. III: TEi fIvEB rSrtI.
- The I::tli 1T T., o,uck NJ, ton i:lilplNH SEVERAL.
rRl Ms al The i"tii!i' and s's, rirrn below Ih.
tIit" Will ,u',l'' Tia" r''-' "i ">avins alInt .'tJ
vu'' HaIt- "i 'arih. the u,S,--ry iiinH rrt,riu
pa>"intI. al ilii.s after :!ir lay ina; ii ttunk-
TEJSss. IrEr.
l''-li! ~ i'iuh la 'Iiu ti"'t. .u
i.si:!n"i rrh!. III aud i:uu otl lit Coming street
a. IL" uia drain. Observation-Disclosures. :hU
iri1l Frank ii"nI lOi+ ta,suru street tu the
nnsi Sirlin III Nr;Nnrti street .............. Ig5
Lcagll ~ i:'mk irha Mcintosh. CONT 10 HAD
clc :; re- u drain. I............. ............. lST
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VEy IIIV lIIy UT
IiunaryI ". H. SMITH. Clerk OF Council
An ORDINANCE:

rn Er..IIi.xTE THE sIoH,aE OF PETROLEUM IT'S rBo-
pu,-rS OTHER ISfLtMMAiuE OILS.
Sr'. !. Re ~ uriiH,i hy The Mayor uHf aldermen,
t.y (munci nIhtri. That ir,,i al ucr r lah duy
m :ii next il shall br lawful Ia keel. Petroleuni,
krr.se. Rick nii irtiAnr Bcu2ut'. st,y other ill.,
iaunuhi, oil oii -Iursn Er salr III any rslr,
.t,rr ar ihiit siili Line street, Ia 4 Large: ,iiiu.
t,iS lli iity gallons IN! one lot premises. AMI
any such quantity kcli STORED shall be contained ul
,Ss-,lS - lin a. other lirtal.
SIC. =. That Petroleum, it's proHrtS any other in
iianiiaic uii ar "il- When hnn.hi into The city by an
ar WATER may IL, Kept any loi ar in aDy bnilng ia
which rnun IL st.rt,i. for period mol exceeding
twenty hours. NI',i the expiration uf which linn, II
saii . removed aiL L,h i'll The required by
the foregoing S".tion.
Sr. - Amy p'r-nn parsnns violating any part nt
hi shall la -u,,irri tn tnr o two hundred
Lir nr zach nilnrr. Oyrrahi III iny Ionrt "f cont,
paI.ut ,,Iri-,ii'ii
Esiiti u; aiy cuusil this twcnty first LAY oi May. i
Inr ,,,r a, ~" Lord OLE Thousand eight hundred and
isl y. &. GAILIARD, Mayor.
~ "A .,,,,, ,.i ,,- =, r, >unril June q
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NOTICE

nFFICE CLERK OF cOUSCII.--THE FOLLOWING
" rllisc Of Section III All 'UrdEuice To laL.u Sup
plies the year 1861 is ,IbsicL for tho information
NJ er-ons selling Go0s by sample or otherwise who ara
mol residents this div All such pcrsoiIs arc hereby
notified to report 1t This OflicS. ,
Three dollars every hunt-Fed aoats OF al Sooda
sold in tlis city ,iuns not enfs, by sample or
otherwise " IL SblflH,
NIarhs c'iert II Conncil.
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pOSr OFFICE, !
CHARLESTON, s. C., July 8, 1867.
After to-day tho mails for Northeastern Railroad
will close at O'Clock AMI and to-day md after
wards they are expected to reach tho Railroad
"Station" at 2'sO o'clock PM, and to be ready for
delivery at this Office at 3:3D O'Clock =. NJ
STANLEY q. TROTr, PM
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Free 10 IIyeryI,O,ly.

Large PIP Circular, giving information OF the
greatest importance to the young Of both
II a,ches how the honcly may become beautiful. nla
despisod respected. and tile forsakrn loved.
No young lady gentleman should fail to ssnd their
address Rni receive copy posi- paid. by return mail
Address L. q. Drawer. -.
niarsh III Tyr TrDS y. Y.
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PosToFFIcE NoTIcE.-.An evening mail for hu-
gusta and Savannah, AMI for distribution beyond
those Offices, will close daily at tho Postofice at
half-past O'clock.
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SPECIMEN ot native animals can be seen Oh to-
morrow at the famous restaurant of HARM & sHER-
HAMMER, where fne lunch is served daily from IL
to O'Clock, and liquors of superior quality. An
invitation is extended to tho public free
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Total lci,;,ii...

Trunks ~ ~ ave by twenty inches i'll tie clear
bnIi III i~O Il! twelve urtI lriu.r yellow pine r,lks
Ia rs upon -rclrio tn three 10y mnc inches, three
li, placed five tret centres. Bracrs to hc by
six mchr-. ,o,eiartt int" the snes u; Trunk. NJ di+.
ianr"z NJ i've tri mon, c"nrcu Tho Trunks 10 H. aiu
th nI.,,. pays furnished by the Engineer.
All thu WORK must To-. cRrri0l un with tho greatest
Dispatch
Plans b. at is olii.r.
""y :" hr,' l.licati,I unSi he attached to escli
pGrr. LOUIS i. UhRB0T,
September l. city Engineer.
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thstul2
n Novelty,

Tho latest and most eoctunl remedy the cure Of
debility loss of appetite. headache torpor Of liver
etc. is PANKNIN's HEPATIo BrTTERs. For sale by
all Druggists tn
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LIME, CEMENT, &c., &c.--We direct attention 10
the advertisement of Messrs. OLNEY & Co. in an
other column. They aro in receipt OF limc plas-
ter, cement &c., which they Oiler at the lowest
rates.
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CITY ADVERTISEMENTS,

Grey ThNi:S--NtNrltiN RETURNS.
urFlcE or riII. tirv A~Sr>S,,N
CRY II ALL. u,IDl,,r I. I-GT.
<'p1iCE L. IIilIiiN GIVEN 10 MI. CONCERNED
thu III" M.nhN Eturu,. ihI thr meath :,lrr,
I'rt Ii.; compliance with thu la, Ordinance. r.,
tin. !Sh .ilS "r b"tcmhi. ,. must br made
t,I'rr the 18th I~inui. o. &. GIBSON.
p.lhtrr ] l;' l'itY Assessor.
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THE City Treasurer will continue 10 receive the
amounts due for City Taxes for 1867 until lst DC.
tober.
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NOTICE.
hEI,InI, ~, TIE 1,AIIEE OH DnI InE L

OFFICE OF THE C1llf OF POl1CE,
CHARiEaToS. y. e.. Aluy I, 1857.
FINDE REGULAR INSPECTION OF THE LOTS AND
Enclosures, vaults. &C., will commence OIL Monday
meIi ii inst Owncrs and occupants hereby required
that their premi.es in good condition anu tLat
all nlth anu garbage is removed required by Onl
uapce. Other inspections will follow.
DS order pi Mayor aAtLLAnD. '
G. -. SlGWALD.
Etini OF Police
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iIERvEY nj. CLECKLEY, M. D.,
Homeopathic Physician.

oFElcE AND RESIDENCE, SOUTHWEST CORNER
COLLEGE AND GREEN STREETS, Charleston, 8. c.
CONSULTATION HoUas-From to sh A. H.; from 2 to
~ P. NJ; from to 10 P. M
October 3 tbstp1o
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The Rennettsyille .Journaro

rs PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY MORNING At
Denneltsvtlle. S. o. In the rhstalu portion OF the
State, by STUDIES LITTLE Propristors and oter
superior Inducements to Merchants and all others who
uiR To extend their business ia this section Of tho Pee
Dee country We respectfully solicit The patronage OF
,,nr Charleston friends.
Tcrlns-S3 per sbnNm, invariably IL advance. Adyer.
tisemsnts inserted at yory reasonable rates. July