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NOTICEs
QErrIGE rIIII-H on pQI Ice

OFFICE OF THE CHIEF OF POLICE,
CHARLESTON, S. G.. Nay T. 1857.
HNHE REGULAR INSPECTION OF The LOTS AM
Il inclosures, vaults, &C., will commence on Aonda
lert Ct lust Owners and occupants are hereby require
10 see that their premises III good condition and thu
Ill Nth and garbage is removed Us required by Ord'
nauce. Other Inspections will follow
BV order OF Mayor GALLARD.
c. 3. SIGWALD.
0l,'~f ef poiire.
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Now Orleans Market.

NEW ORLEANS, cvember s.-CoTToS.-The favora-
BILE accounts rom MVIpcol AID New " TX caused tac-
tors 10 I'd ance the lletenAons his morning tuy c
Der b, but the dificul OF passing foe n exchange
and the necess reahz ng, induced them subsequent
ly meet The mano N G Freely, aud the saes snna-
med up 21Uo bales taken ity tor the North bu mot
~ for foreign expo t Proc on the whole. were de-
gdsdly SITTER and it d. Iut 10 buy 81 yesterdays
inside uref but can har ~ report specific quot-
BILE advance We nevertheless mod.ty our fgures IS
% lows: Ordinary. nominal, Good ordinary a1eHo
Low Mddiing - l7Ac Miudnng lsa-, Good Mid
dNLg l91. o 90 Middlng Fair q "a The weeks SAes
pum up $50 bales
Jhe receipts proper for the week embrace la 1A les
against 93 last week. showing increase OF 37l0
bsss vssks sx or>s 1883. empya ing sel6 coaAtwis
and 1A977 t, foreign ports. rev. ew OF the weeks
business tbst the market gave way lc during
the rst three days. which it Las only partially recover
cd ance In gaacing over the ab0vs quotations, We are
rem nded that Low Midd1lg sold 1t l7o. and suict
Low Niddiny ut Tx.
sTATEaES- or coTTos
Stock on hand 1st September, 1857 bales-1s,266
Arrived to-day. sy.....................-.. -. liza
ASy5 ID previously ..oasSV-o14 Ia
1850
C9eased 1~ony. ............s..... nono
0s red prev!ouay. sobos1-oeVaz
Stock On hand and On shipboasd......". G.sSs
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NOTICE TO AUCTIONEERs.
OrTY TREASURY o. FTCE,
UcToBER 2, 1857 )
A III, AUCTION UCEN ES Expired BY OkD.-
a NANCE on 80th september. kenewals will Il
granted on application Of thus office made during 1h'
Monh. D. InoWAo' odS AheAsuA'~'
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THE ,RI-W tKLY AEW,

DUBL1sHED N wINNsBoRo' $. c., AFFORDS
) profitable medium ior the advertising public o.
We respectfully solicit their paTonsse sr o.. rnutusi
beus6t
:1AILLARD. 0EslcRIEs wnLIAMa
November Is
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THE BENNETTsVIELE JOURNAL

rs PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY MORNING AT
BenDsttsvile, S. c.. in the eastern portion Of tie
state. by sTCBbs / LITTLE. Prop-;ctora, and Offer
superior inducements Merchants aod al others who
wish extend their business in this section Of tne Pee
Dee country. We respectfully solicit the patronage Of
,ur Charleston .rionds.
TerT~Sa pc a. nun, invariably in advance. Adver.
tlserns = ipsnrcd very rslsrn Ihla rntes. IrlY
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LIST OF VESSELS
Up, c1rAsED AND SAILED FOB THIS PORT.

soRE E1aN.
LIVERPOOL.
Nor bark Kjelestad, wcrge cleared. Oct Is
British bark Yumuri. Thompson. leared. sept ~
The Hakon Adelstein. Backer, ID
The Pawnee, Anxer. sIled. oes
LEITE.
Tho Berths, Anderson, sailed. 70
ANTWERP.
The Triton Keoger, sail
oUxKAvEs.
Tho Competitor. Turner. p.....................of
haEMLHEAvEH.
Brsmen bark Gauss, wistns. sailsd.... ...-.oet
DOMESTIC.
BOSTON.
Big John Fyfe Luce, NOV
Brig Josie Deyereaux. Clark. up.'..'....'..Oe' ~
>chr .da ella, Weeks, up. -
sahr Glover, Ingerson, up.................No NOV
sgw YORK..
Steamship Prometheus. Harris to leave Nov IL
steamship MatanzRs, Ryder, Nov
stsamsh EquRtos Jackwly, to lave. 10
Brig Tangent Roh, cleared. :... Oct "a
Schr Curtis 1nton. oomers. clear d...... NOV
ScIr Arne.icus Mos NOV
Schr W smith, Tooker. learei. ........NoY
Scnr / iwsrds. Marshall. cleared.
Schr yrover, Hughes =
.ohr Carris Webb. Wort" "ington earod NOV
S:hr Wales, JaessSsy, cleared. ............NoT
SCR IreIani. townsend. up............'....Nof
PHILADELPHIA.
Steamship Alliance Kelly cleared
oshr + Cotton Robinson. cleared. NOV
schr Maggie AcNeiu. snow, cleared. ........'NoV
BALTIMORE
Steamship Sea Gull, Dutton, up..............Nov
ship Golcouda. LoyetI, cleared.
Sehr David Keeling. -. up. up................o0ts u
WILMINGTON. y. c.
steamship Zodiac. Rogby, cleared. NOV IL
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COMMERCIAL.

Exports.
pkRCELoNs-Per Spanish poscrs Anuncascon 1orneu-
to-SS1 bales Upland Cotton
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ConsIgnees per south Carolina haiiroad'
l3,

ss2 bales Cotton Is bales Mdze cars Stock and sum
"a Accn, e \ Averil 4 >cn. sloan, W Will
i.ms r Bate Co. g Waiter CO. W Clark, H W
Michel Minor, wibur L Martin. Cameron Barley
"a w " Smith Graeser, Lee, Smith l. Co, Bischof
Co H kod.ers l. Co. G W Wilhlms & Co. Klatte
CO. Street BROS CO. ostendorf Co, Willis Chisom,
J r riugle, u jennings 4 Co, Adams. frost Co. d
i,eper Hamues, W Chafee, Robson Court
ney Tenneut, j Il Basgett Co, Rev Birmingham.
ConsiSnecs per Northeastern Railroad.
November Is.
242 bales Cotton 2s bols Naval Stores. Mdze &c: To
Ryan. 7 L Bacot Adam, Frost & Co. Mowry GO,
G Pdtcheir. Screvsn Nisbet, S Johnston, ROD
gers L Co. Ravenel co, Crae-er. Lee, Smith O. M
Jacobs Kendall l. DO kerry 1hurston L holmes. L
Krkpatriyk, Willis " Chisolr1, W Williams Co
DAVIS, Basgett 4 Co, W steedman, q FoiIin, U ,
Ar. email Kanapaux LaLneau, Scbackman, Railroad
Agent and order.
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w TAYES mnNTHLY RETURNS

CITY TAXES-MONTHLY RETURNS.
OFFICE OF TIE CITY ASSESS0H'
CRY HALL, November l.. 1851 !
N ED that the MONTHLY RETURNS Foh OK, 1as az
MONTH Or OCTOBER PASI, In compliance ..1r wiz 20
Tax Ordinance, ratified on the 28th Dag OF Oeceuoer'
N'''' CHARLES P. FRAZER,
November1 Assistant City Assessor.
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Memoranda.

The Wilmington Post Of yesterday. states that the
let was hauled OF yesterday by the steamer oneto,
which had pat In aharbo while bound from Charles
ton TO New York The Zodiac arrived at wharf LAST
night, where she is discharging to-day.
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exports.
pARcELoNs-Per Spanish polscrs Anuncaicion 1orneu-
to-sSl bales Upland Cotton
The Charleston Cotton Market.
OFFICE OF TIE CHARLESTON DAILY NRwsl
C1A1LEsToS "Wednesday Evening, November IS. 1867.
Tho inquiry limited. the market being quiet with
% sasisr spos.on in pro 8. sales taking pace
ct kc q ID. decline The trausacHons were 4l9 bales
and lso the evening BEFORE not reported total $50 bales
say Is at Is at 1sX; 50 at I6; 174 at lex; IT.
% Of iTx: l7s st 17H; q; Is. We quote:
L.yERpooi CLASSIFICATION
Low Mtddltng... ...................... -9l6H
Middhng. ..........."...... -Sio4
Stx.ot Atddlpg. ......,...."............H G1fh
Augusta Market.
AUGUSTA. November 12-FrSAScIAI--G
buying ct l9S and ss.Iins ut l40
suyEa-Buying at $50 and selling at lS2
CogTUH -Tue market op ned with good demsno, at
lskc ior New Yord N ddl gs. but ed dull at Ice.
ha 0, amounted to $50 ba ke ep 8k1 ba es.
BAooS-Wholes2le prtces Shoulders 10 16ki
Sides, I7K; c Sizes, 1S; Clear Sides. 1sH; Hans.
canvass 2bc
WRAy-white. sS a. 80: Ped. SO 6os27o
Cotton Statement-Port OF Mobile.
MOB LIE, November a.
etock hand september ]. 1855 ..---........ S11e
Bscaived p.eviouSy .SSeVz-S''zS
Tonl. 'o'se<
Exported thi. week. eek........................ SzAj
sses ea hand and on shipboard not .2sAl
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TESTIMONIAL
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EporEER1SG DEPAgTMESI,
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have aITa!s recommended the Faber Holyeraae
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n AMERICAN LEAD PENCIL 90. y. 7.
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4 ALL STYLES AND GRADES OF LEAr PENCIL
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MEDICINE and SURGERY.

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Five copies 70 one address. s.................Eoo
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he gtterl up tho Club shall have occ copy graas'
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Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1867-08-02
OUR PLATFORM

We, the representatives OF tic Republican
voters Of ihe :. ate e Iowa, in convention rs
sembled, announce the following as the plat
form Of our principles;
Keseiuei, That W. again proclaim It as a
caruinai principle ct our political faith, thal
al men are equal before the law, and We are
in favor Of such an amendment IL the Consti-
tuition OF The State of Iowa as will secure the
right of ballot, the protection Of The law and
equal justice to all men; irrespective Of co'v.,
race or religion.
nesoEeea. That We approve of The military
reconstruction acts passed by the a0th and 10th
Congress, bni as their liberal construction BY
unirichiiy officials leprivcs those acts oftheir
energy and vitality. We demand that Congress
assemble III July. 10 carry out, by additional
enactment, he ti1le and orieional intent in
said acts, The reconstruction Of the rebel States
UPON Il uue and loyal basis.
Res2'"td, That the prompt trial and pun
ishment according 10 law Of The head Of the
late REBELLION for his infamous crimes is i'm
paratively demanded for the vindication of
the Constitution and the law. aud for ,he prop
err punishment Of The highest Of crimes. II is
demanded by justice. honor aud proper regard
fo the obligations Of American citizenship,
and by a due regard FOR the welfare and fu>
ture safety Of the rerthiic. and it is due not
only to the dignity of the nation. but in JUS
tice to the lrya1 people who have been so he
role in their devotion to The cause Of the Com
s%titution The Union and Liberty. and 10 the
Soldiers Of the Union who survive. and the
many of the heroic dead.
Rsoianl, That we afe ia favor Of The strict
est economy in the expenditure Of public mon
ey, and We demand nj the hands of all oIu.
officials. both State and National. a faithful
and RICHLY honest administration If public
affairs.
Resolyed. That the Republican members of
Congress IT the United States are entitled to
the thanks Of the Nation for their ~frnness in
resisting the conspiracy to turn over the cons
troll OF the Government to The hands OF traitors
and their allies. and in defeating the purpose
Of a corrupt executive, and thus sustaining
the honor and integrity of the Nation AMI pro-
tectingshe Interests of liberty in q great and
dangerous crisis Of our history.
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4 Young Lady returning to her country
- home, after a %sojourn of a few months in
the city, was hardly recognized by her friends.
In place Of a coarse, rustic, flushed face, she
had a soft ruby complexion of almost marble
smoothness, and instead Of %twcnty,thrce she
really appeared but eighteen. Upon inquiry
rs to the cause Of so great q change, she
plainly told them that she used the CIRCAS>
SIAN BALM, and considered it an invalu-
able acquisitions to any lady's toilet. By its
use any lady or gentleman can improve their
personal appearance an hundred fold. It is
simple in its combination, ns Nature herself
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drawing impurities from, also healing, cleans
ing and identifying the skin and complexion.
BY its direct action on the cuticle it draws
from it oil its impurities, kindly healing the
same, and leaving the surface as Nature in,
tended 1t should be, clear, soft, smooth and
beautiful. Price 81, sent by mail or express,
on receipt Of an order by W. L. CLARK & Co.,
Chemists, No. 3 West Fayette st.. Syracuse,
~. Y. The only American agents for the sale
OF the same. vln8y1.s
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652, a decrease OF SJ6.217: and of the other
two companies already named, The decrease
was corresponding: or, ~ he rgore definite,
the total decrease in the receipts OF the Adj.
ms, the American, ana he United States en-
press companies, for the FIRST three months of
1861 was, ia round figures. SS9i.aiS.
The answer also AYERS. that. the rights.
property ant franchises Of the company are
very valuatie @,al worth much more than Tie
amount paid by the stockholders, and that it
vii! result successfully, AMI in 'he end .le
stockholders Wilt receive large returns for
their investments. TIL" complaint charges
the executive committee of The Merchants
taioa with voting themselves s~aiaries Of So.
oen per aaaan each, which the defendants
deny, aud >ate iht' their ~saleries are less than
those pei} ly any oshsy express for similar
sfNicv>
Tie aa>Hsr IN is l~eujals, allegations and
ayrr;1eu;s : eCSa consistent. an very rea-
sou,tlr cNl s>!iiou u, II conditions and pros.
r>e,s- an3.aa ao>c nas iaiueneed ~ uuresson-
ijmr being wacslor tee hopes Of tie executive
ean;a''lee a.ta'iy grose ;ruc or no;. Gut that
atter : l'ale fr1acr struggle with Ike old
companies Ii carrying freight al a loss. the
Merchants taion will triumph. sceios. Il,
least, qaisc probable from ;he character Of the
stockholders aud the entire u,animitv with
: iI..ii ii"v siyc acted thiS far.
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, down upon, is convinced without any further
investigation that you havc'a land spreading
around your village as fertile as was everturn-
cl up by the pillow.
From the inquiries I have male | infer that
your village has q promising future before it.
Without any such assurance on the part of the
| people ! SHOUTED have arrived / at this conclusion
from what has fallen under my own obscrva>
ton. Several ,acls patent 10 strangers visit
ing the place give incontcstihlc evidence of
this. Tie iorr brick stores which are in tie
process Of b~nilding, the fine brick court house
nearly completed in tie cei..er Of the square,
the Iowa Central Railroad to be completed
within a year rs FAR north as Cedar Falls, and
one Of the dcpo,s of which is to be at Toledo.
together with new houses recently built in
st yeral parts of the place, these and many
Other similar toaens shoS beyond all doubt
that Telcdo il eoing forward with Il healthy
growth, and is destined to become ere long
one ef lie beautiful young cities for which
Iowa is so especially celebrated as having
spread mcnorously ever her wide territory.
Your village. My. Editor, | understand has
been settled but ten or twelve years. Daring
hat time it has passed. from a solitary wilder>
ness 10 wha; it is now. May the next ten
years witness double. yea treble, its past
growth, is the sincere wish of your CORES
r~ondent. P.B.
=. ST am aware, Mr.. Editor. that in the
account which ] have thus wri, ten concerning
lie impression which Toledo has made upon
me, | have spoken ii unqualified praise Of the
place. AMI have made no mention Of any des
feets which | may have discovered in it,
Doubtless these are to be found, and | might
easily ro;nt out some Of them. But on the
preseut occasion l prefer TO follow the custom
Of tie tc>ou u catholics when they canonize a
saint. When such an important event takes
place the pope. cardinals, and numerous
bishops are assembled in conclavc. The mer-
its of the intended saint are first recittd as
Tie ground OF his canon;zaticn. Then comes
the Devils Advocate, disappointed express
y by the holy fathers for kat purpose, ard
shows up all The faults OF The saint, aud in the
name Of justice, reason and religion forbids
the high honor TO lie conferred which will
'raise a mortal 10 The skies and place him
on a Lowell with the apostles and martyrs. Now
| do not doubt that st. Toledo has his faults.
matter | will leave TO some one else 10 %preform.
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ISAAC YEAGER.

ysNO C0NSUMPiitE S.-The advertiser hav-
q ing been restored TO haalth in Il few
weeks by "A Very simple remedy, after having
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affection, and that dread disease Consumption
is anxious TO make known to his fellow
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lie hopes every sufferer will try his remedy. as
it will cost them nothing, and may prove q
blessing. Parties wishing the prescription
tree, by return mail. will please address REV.
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Co., New York. n2lyl.
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ETATE OF low 4. IA WA COUNTY So.

sTATE OF IOWA, TAMA COUNTY. IS =
- To George Ii Dexter, Eliza Dexter This
wife, Oscar n Dexter, Celesta Dexter, (his
wife, Merrill l. Dexter and Hulda Dexter,
(lis wife, Mary l. Bates, Andrew J Dexter,
and Weltha J Dexter. (his wife, James ?
Dexter, Jesse L Daily, A Daily (his wife,
Jane Fin and Jane Dexter, you aud each of
You are hereby notified that on or before
September 9TH, 1867, there will be on file in
the office of the Clerk of the District Court of
Tama county Iowa, a petition of John A Ten
ney, claiming of you the foreclosure of a Mort
gage therein described, and that unless You
appear thereto and defend on or before noon
OF the second day of the next term of said
court to-wit September term, 1867, commenc.
ing on the third Monday of September, A. D.
1867, default will be entered against YOU aud
judgment endered thereon.
STRUBLE & BRADSHAW,
29w1s3 Attorneys for PIf.