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The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1867-07-25
A Card from the
&mra1cAN @ArcN &oMeANx
WalMam, Mass.

THIs Company beg leave to inform the Tuh!ic
that they commenced operations in 1850. nd
their factory Tow covers -four acres Of groGnG,
and has cost moro than million dollars, and
employs over 700 operatives They produce
rs 20 Watches q year, and make and sell not
less tllan Que half of All the watches sold il the
United States.
The difference between their manufacture and
The European, is briefly this; European Wstch-
os are made almost entirely M HAND, and the
ressll is of necessity lack u that uniformity
which is Indispensable to correct time keeping
Both the eye and tie hand Of tho most skllfu
operative must vary But It is fact III I, ex-
cept watches Of the higher, grades, EurcPesn
watches are the product Of the cheapest Ia '0f
of Switzerland and the result is tho worthless
Ancres, Lepines and o.calied Patent Lercrs--
which soon cost more IN attempted repairs than
their original price. Common Uorkmen, boys
and women, buy the rough separate pats Ci
these watches from various factories, polish and
put them together, and take them to tho noar-
est watch merchant, who stamps aud elgrave'
them with any name or brand that may bu OF
dered.
HoaU american Watches are
Made.
The American Waltham Watch is made by
no such uncertain process by no such in
competent worknen. al! tho CompGnys cpc-
rations, from the reception of the raw ml:eriI is
10 the completion Of tho watch, are carried oil
under one roof md under one skillful and com
potent direction. But the great distinguishing
feature of their watches, is the fact tIat ILeil
several parts are all made by the finest, III,
mj st perfect and delicate nachinery evcI bro'
to the aid of human industry. Every one o.
the more lhan a hundred parts Of every watch
is made by II machine, that infallibly reproduc.
es every succeeding part with the most unvary'
ing accuracy. 1t aas only necessary to make
one perfect watch of any Particular style ant
then to adjust the hu"droi machines necessary
to reproduce every part Of that watch, and i
10 lows that every succ ,eding watch must b
like il.
Tho Company respectfully submit theIl
watches on their merits only. They claim Il
make
A Better Article for the Money
BY their improved mechanical processes thar
can be made under the old-fashioned handi.
craft system. They manufacture watches o
every grade, from good, low priced, aud sub
Stantial article, in solid silver hunting cases
to the finest chronometer and uIyo ladies
watches in plain goli or the finest enameo,
and jeweled cases; but the Indispensable requi
site OF all their watches is that they shall b
GOOD TIMLKEEPERS. 1t should bo remeL.
bcred that, except their single lowest grad
named Home Watch Company, Boston," i
wa,ches made by them
Are Fully Warranted
by special certificate, aud this warrantee /
good at all times aga int tho Company or it
agents. ROBBINS APPLETON,
julylseom4m Isl Broadway, n. Y
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Manhood and youthful vigor
are regained by IelmbOld's Extract Bu.hu.

Shattered constitutions re-
tcrsd hy Hslmbolds Il ksc. Buehu. F7I
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1867-07-25
NOTICE,

NOTICE.
ON the 2lst day of June, in the year 1857,
" the ProDato Court of Vinton county de-
clared the estate Of Allen Hawk, deceased, to
be probably insolvent Creditors are therefore
required to present their liims against the
estate to the undersigned for allowance within
six months from the time above mentioned, or
they will not be entitled to pnyment.
DAVID HAWK,
june27ws Admr. Of Allen Hawk, decd.
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L not TO injure clothing; geared to give six
strokes Of The plunge's for one turn of the
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which will wash thoroughly the bulk of six to
twelve shirts, according 10 the size Of the ma
chine used.
girl OF boy can tpe-oie It, and six yoart'
experience proves the Nonpare to be the only
Washing Machine made viii stands the test
of time and use. 1t is unappreachable for
Speed, Poaver dc Effectiveness.
AGENTS WANTED. Send for free Des-
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-. -- OAKLEY & HEATING,
juhe20 ls4 Water Street, New York.
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Helmbold's Fluid Extract

Buch1 Is pleasant in taste and odor, free from
oil injurious properties, and immediate IN il
sctiss. ftt2ey sev
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IN TER NAL REVE N j 6.
INCOME TAX, LICEN-
SES, dc.
ELEVENTH DISTRICT OF OHIO,
CoLLECToR's OFsIcE.

PORTSMOU / II, June 20, 1867.
A Srequired s by Section 49, Of "An Act TO
N Provide Internal Revenue TO support the
Government. and Pay Interest on The Public
Debt" approved March Q, 1851, public notice
is hereby given 10 all persons interested, thAs
the Assessors Annual LISTS for this District,
comprising the counties Of Adams Scioto,
Lawrence. GaIla, Vinton and Jackson for
the year 1857 embracing Take, on Incomes.
Licenses, &c is now III my hands for collec
tion aud that sGiL taxes are now due and pay
able.
will attonA myself or hy Deputy. ct tho U.
s. Collectors Office, in each county Of said Dis
trict, for tho purpose of receiving the taxes
aforesaid, until tho 10th day of July next
B. F. COATES.
JOS. j. MCDOWELL, Collector,
Ofice-Vnton County Bank,
iune2Tw3 McArthur, u.
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tention to the distinguished ability
Of Allen G. Thurman and Pbila-
DELPHI Van Trump. Judge Thur
man, as Member of Congress and
Judge of our supreme Court, has
reflected credit and honor upon his
native State, and won for himself a
position that any of her sons might
be proud to occupy.
Honest and sincere men of both
parties, who wish TO hear the issues
of the campaign ably discussed, in
all their bearings, will not fail to
attend the meeting. Especially do
We call upon the Democrats, in ev-
cry township in the county, to see
to 1t that none of the party is left
at home on that day. Let the
prominent men take the matter in
hand and organize their townships
into professions, which will assem-
bic at Macarthur, and all together
make crowd that will reflect hon.
or upon the spirit and intelligence
of our people. Such meeting is
due to our standard. bearer in this
contest, and the able men who will
accompany him.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-03-23
Notice to InvaIids.

4 IL PERSONS WHO HAVE NO HONE
A NOR place where they can receive rns m a..
ton necessary TO their comfort a : TaSI private
find a. the County HS;pit. .nd.S UPON 5, lind
rooms, wns,e Va S nurses, and will DO supplied
Iii sys: g.hins necessary TO their comfort:
WIZ Tu az RHnoHs are entirely separated rom the
VI. ansnnisd by the INDECENT sick
SON, Who can b. found 2. h. once, NO. t,sT IL
O street. every day between sa me I .I.n h. mad
nv ". c,ouch, Superintendent Of the Hospital,
., an slNsys BE- found at the Hospital Build
inrL1 Charge moderate ' "A0A
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tn, Upper M1ssouRI.-The Helena,
Montana Gazette, says Capt. White con-
templates putting a light steamer on F .us
Missouri. above the Falls near so.s
Ben.onJ, so as to make Helena the n ,ena
of navigation. The Captain has gone
East for the machinery for the boat
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LOOK OUT FOR HIM!
Notice.

THE PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE Elk
i listing between w. II. Began and p. g. Fer
ruson, under tho firm name OF w. II. Began &
Co. n this day dissolved by mutual consent
w n Bceean will hereafter be the sole propri
tor Of the CORNER SALOON" Main street
Gold Hin, and Is hereby authorized TO collect al
debts and accounts due the late frm.
w. II. BEGAN,
P. G. FERGUSON,
or the arm Of w. n. Began q Go.
Gold Hill, March IL, 1867. mrl3.tf
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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-07-19
state Items.

F!RE.- Wo nro informed that tho dwelling house
OF MIR. =. T. llcaci n ut RcilriIlc, wns totally dc
atroycd bv fro on Sunday night, tho 1it instant.
Tho raptl spread OF the flames prevented tho re-
beds. lilo sleeping family lad only limo 10 sayo
themselves from tho devorrirS element. The
cause OF tho fire is not known. Wc truly reSrot 10
chronicle this misfortune to friend. lilo luss
is hca'v.-CIrotihG Spartan.
We continue 10 hcnr discournging accounts
about tho croPs Too much rain Is tho universal
cry, nn ex'bcrint growth OF priHs, and certain
destruction to rice Il lato planting with, in gone
cases, probable loss OF tho plnnt in tho moro nd
vanced stages. From whnt wo can learn, tho
greatest daIraSc Inns been felt in tho Peo Dec
country, and in Aomc portions of the Waccamaw
The Black River, Sampt, and Santee planters nre
we infer from CONGREGATIONS with gentlemen from
thoso sections, although mono speak very CHI
couragingly OF tho prospects. Tho rivors still
continue too full for tho drainage Of lands, and
keep up tho titles, and prevent thu rivers from
attaining their former Lowell Very little is expect
cd fron tho corn CROP as tho most ilaltcrnE PROS
peGtS tn tho low lands layo been almost entirely
destroyed. 9rfCton 7Mes.
InrRoyEMENrs.-wo nre pleased to notioe Tint
ou. Railroad Fathers, who wv are proud TO say 20
III for Improvement, convenience aud nccomniOtia-
tion aye rcInuyed tho old Ticket Onlcc and plac-
cd IN itS stead ut tho fnthor end OF tho she'd ncaL
apd handsomo building. much larger than tho
oid Gng and 10 arranged AZ to bo used as Tolc-
grapE Office alao.-F2oreace Gazette.
Wo loara that on Monday Inst whilo somo SOL
diers wore on toir way to thDr quarters, from tho
Darlington Depot, oIp of thom very carolossly dis
house occupied By Randolph Hart, and which ro-
suited i'll tho death OF ono OF his chdvon who hap
pened to DO standing in tho yard. Tho distance
was ovcr thrcc hundred yards from whore tho gun
was flred yet tho ball passed entirely through tho
GFlorenco Gaxelfc
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Washfngtou NoyyH,

WAsHINdToN, July 18.--rho lntali9eaccr pub
fishes parallel betwc6n BAnNInE and LoaAa, in
which the following paragraphs occurr: "BAnsInE
first favnod upon tho BounroSs, thcn murdered
them. LOGAN frat sent into tho rebsl army tho
poor people Of Southern Illinois. whom .ho Ind
educated in tho doctrines or secession, and then
boasted that nc had pnt to tho sword moro Of his
innocent dupes than any other man Of his ago in
the army. BARsInE has gono to his account and
left behind linn namo at onco Tho most con-
temptable and the most infamous in history
LOGAN whom ho has another such speech to make
should abjuro his race and country, assume tho
garb OF a savage. and wnAh his mouth with blood.
AS was vol said of his prototype-in him the
Qualities which arc tho proper objects OF hatrcd,
and the qualities which are the proper objects of
contempt, preserve exquisite and absolute har-
mony." .r.o,
The Light House Board promulgates q notice
that the light stationed at tho mouth Of the Ut
Johns River, Florida, has been removed and re-
placed with q three-order lens, showing fxod
white light, which should DO seen fourteen miles
OF. 'i s!s, i.y. l.! !
Among tho suggestions for the relief of tho
leveos tho restoration Of WELLS ia proposed for O
Few days, to sign tho bonds Another is that
FLANDEns md WELLS both sign them. .. ..,tD
The Internal Revenue receipts to-day amount to
$4,000. .r..fs;r', :
Gen. GRANT and Col. HuLYEa, of New York,
were before The Judiciary Committee to-day re-
garding impeachment. JosEPn H. BnAp1EY was
summoned to testify regarding tho pardon Of
STEPHEN F. CAMERON, witnoss in tho sUnRATr
cRse, ~ 'T'' . .a -. -
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CONGRESS-.
FRIDAYS PROCEEDINGS.

FRIDAYS PROCEEDINGS.
SESATE.-S bill was pasted declaring that no
solller or sailor OF tho Onitod Statos who served
faithfully until the 10Th Of April 1865 and after
wards left tho nrmy shall by such act bo deemed q
descrtcr and forfeit his right of citizenship. Tho
Presidents message was takon up and tho COM
rnnnicationH contained in it were read. Among
tho documents transmitted was copy OF tho treaty
with tho Gar OF Russia by tho United States for
the purchase OF Russian America. The treaty was
rcadaid referred to tho Committee on Territories
Tho accompanying documents, askny for OH ap-
prOpriation for tho purchs &c money wcro rcforrcd
10 the Committee on Appropriations. Al LEO p.
u. short oxezccutivo session was held and ut its
close tho bill providing for tho adoption Of some
measures to insure peace with tho hostile uaplls
Of Indians OH the Western frontiGr was taken up.
After some discussion, q motion was adopted 10
nTnoad the bill 80 MS to glvo tho Indians nuncd
therein full control over the land specified forav-
err subject only to tho jurisdiction of the United
Stntes. Without any additional action tho bill,
Tug SSsa SSaS 81 soan HfSsf NH was nitro
du:ea by Mr.. Stevens to enablo tho Southern
Statos in certain cases to form State Governments
1t was referred 10 tho Co1nmttoo on Roconstruc-
iion. resolution wns passed requesting the Sec
retary OF tho Treasury 10 transmit certain infJr-
mntion in relation to tho metropolitan Board of
Revenue in New York. Several bilk and resoln-
tions OF no general importance wcro introduced
and disposed of. A resolution was pasucd direct
ing tho Secretary Of tho Interior to inform tho
House what dsposition'is is made OF Tho money ool-
ected Mt tho P,tent: Ofitco for the erection Of tho
Washington Monument. Tho House then nd
junrIicd.
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The surrntt. Trial.

WASHINGTON, July 1s.-MATnEwEs, tile actor,
publishes the concluding sentence OF BoorH's
lotter: FOR long timo lav, directad my cnor-
giles, my time, md my money, to tho Accomplish
ment OF o certain end, and hnvo boon disappointed
Tho moment has now arrived whom must change
my plans Many will blanc ,uo for what am
about to do, but posterity, am suro, will justify
me; mon who love their country better than gold
or life. sgnod: JSo. w. Boom, PAYNE, HAno1p.
ATzRRoDr." 70
JoHHJ, REEVES, tailor saw sunnArr at his
store, at Montreal about tho l1th, and again about
tho 18th or 18th OF April. Several witnesses from
Canada inpeachcd the trutl1ulness Of ST.. MARIE
and DR.: MCMILLAN. II appears that ST.. MARIE
left Canada because no stolo 1000 from an Educa-
tion officer. ,.. .....
Tho Gsfsnoo was still expecting witnesses when
the Court adjourned.
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Domestic Markets.

NOON DISPATCH.
NEw ionK. July 1S.--Flonr lOa,5 lowcr. Wheat
dull, nominally lower. Cora 1a2c lower. Pork
dull s22 75as22 81. lard quiet, l2al3l. Cotton
quiet and steady; mitl,lling upland, 2Gl. Turpcii-
tho iirnier, t8a59. Rosin steady, common So 20
Socks oxctod and heavy; Governments extrouc-
ly duh. Gold 39s. Sterling tinlo tl 1Osas1 104'
Sight 81 loi. 'e2 coupons H. North Carolina
G's new issue 57t.
EVENING DIsrAToH.
Flour dnll State STALL; Southern 20 G0a17.
Wheat dull; nov Amber Georgia, 81 70a2 Is; now
White Virginia, - Gja2 -. Western Mixed Corn
81 n3al 0j. Pork S23 5ja2l g.. Whakcy quiut.
Cotton frinct and inactive sales 20JO balos ut
2Gs. Rice quiet; Carolina 111al2I. Sugar firm;
Porto Rico IL; muscnvado 1ilni2i; Havana 49,.
rurpcntIno llrm. Rosin 81 5OaS 90. Talow steady
ut ll!a11i. FruighL1 unchanged. Stocks dull.
Gold no. United States coupons bonds of 'Ga,
I11i.
BALTIMORE, July 1s.-Primo Coffoo, 1sla1si.
Flour, extra and family, docliucd !. Whcnt, re-
ceips moro firm, declined 10al5c. Corn dull;
White 81 1Gal Is, Yollow 81 1la1 16. Sugar quiet
and unchanged Provisions less uotiyo, but firm.
Bulk Shoulders, III; Bacon Shoulders. 12I; Rib
Sidos, IL; Clear Ribs, 14ial4{; Mess Pork hold at
s2i; City Lard, 12ia13.
CINCINNATI, July 18.-Plour firm Ind acnrcc.
Corn unchanged. NhiBkoy atoaay nj Soc. i'll bond.
Mess Pork s23. Bacon Tim, aud higher prices
generally asked; sales leo hhds. Shoulders at 1ito
Clear Ribbed 13,c.; Clear sidos 14io. Lard dull
at 12lc.
WILMINGTON, N. O., July 1s.-Cotton, 2sc for
MiddIinE. Spirits Of Turpontino ndva iced, firm al
5lac. liosin stcady, ealos ut s3.7oa5.5O. Tar firm
at S2.Sj.
NEW ORLEANS, July 1s.-salos $50 balcs,. quiot
AMI firm; Low Middlings 23ia9l cts. Rccoipts II
bales. Sugar and alolasscs, light transi ctions
and unchanged prices. -Four quiet; Supcriine
$40 rs; Choice SIS so. Corn quiet and firm; yol-
low and mixoj II 25a1 90; w.,ito 81 10. Oats firm
at IS. Pork quiet Mt sai rs. Lard actvci primo
in ticrccs l3i; i'll kogs II. Bacon firm and un-
changed. Gold 39I. Sterling 5ta5i. Now York
Sight Ex change { promium. u. IA,
MoDILE, tJnly 1s:-salcs Of cotton to-day $50
bales olosol' firm. Low Middings 2oc. Sto,ls
on Ialc light. Receipts a.
AUGUSTA. Ca, July 1s.-Cotton improving.
S,lcs 135 balos. Mi,lllings 23lc a."
SAVANNAH, July 1S.-Cottnn active light. Stock
restricted to business. Middlings 23la3c. Re-
ceipls 5a10.
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DIR. LIyfnt mo . Isatc.


SIN :-hftor tho full consideration by tho Royal
Geographical Society OF tho statement Of the
Johann man, hloosa, on which alono tho bocf in
tors which hnye addressed to you, pointing out
that this Aioosa had already givon two accounts Of
tho event, materially differing from each other,
tao narrative Of this IN would reacll ,,y bv the
circuitous routu of India, and appear in tho Times
OF this day, hoated "Denth OF DR.. Livingstone"
in, for tho first tme, brougit forward M COM
blatant, shooting down tho savage assassin OF DR..
LIVINGSTONE, wllo in his statement to tho Consul
at Zanzibar llo was hidden bohnd trco at some
distance and fled to his companions when lc ssay
tho fatal blow struck.
Again, ono of tho Sepoys, who had left the c1po-
dition Of Living iono, wis told by Mousa Mt Xnnzi-
bar thai Livingstone was ebsont on n hunting
party when the nttack of Tho: natives with bows
and nr. wa occurred, and that whom ho came to
the Glot he found Livingstone dead. Fully aware
OF the csta iliBhud character OF Moosa fJr mon
tlacty, as proved whom lie formerly served under
ter iltdnccd her Srajcstys GovcInnont 10 tax take tu
only step by which tho into OF Livingstone could
be really rtaihe,. Your readers know TINT tho
the Shire and Lnlo Nynssa to near tho spot wicro
Livingstone is said TO have been killed, left Eng
land on Tho It'll OF Juno, and you woro also i'll
havo tlcfnte oridcnce that by or bcfoIe Christmas
OF tho falschoo or truth OF the report OF this Jo
hanna man. .If
We who SEQ many reasons for dsbolicving
Moosa, which will not now repeat cling TO tho hupe
that, although ho may ha % mot with difficulty
in tho opposition OF tnc marauding Zulu Cafres,
them while Moosa and his Johanna mon lied. Now,
II tho search party should ascertain that hc went
on from tho supposed i,tal spot our great anxiety
respecting him will hnyo ceased. For, knowing
that he formerly crossed and rccrosscd Africa at
tended by Tow Makololo only, we can hnyo no
fear that,i With HIS present. band Of nogrocs he
may l,pvo reached dako TaDsanyilin, and DO now
determining the great problem Of tho true waters
head Of Southern Africa. - .,ti -iy.,.. ~
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From Nan n-laa..

NEW oRLRASs, July 13.-Tho officers Of tho
United States steamers Yueia and Hrofne, from
Tampico, confirm Tho report Of tho death OF santa
ASsA. General PAsoN has about 100 mon at Tam
pico. dohRR and CAAALEs havo about 400. and ro-
oruiung. Tho Government rclInqushed It's claims
against the steamer Heroine, seized at 'Tampioo
Tor fraudulent sale. but rotainh It's lien for nd
sanees by the New Orleans Consul and Collector
KELLOGG. Tho vessol has beon turned oyor 10 tho
Naval officer At this port 80 q. M f'.i'a
DR.. Jogrs, imprisoned by General suEaIpAs on
tho charge Of murder, died in prison yesterday,
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c,4-,.o,..-.-= - o-I-EI -
y IIltfiiT Sh,Tu AND TEE CoaSrrTgfios.yifo
, n1ri.t Shit' haa issncL circular III which ho
saKSs ,sa"e Win .Ohiot-Snsleo Cihse, OF thG
mhnWc hutaitv az e naasf aaff Eis TN NM ~ hS
States, but claims. on the contrnrv tbnt Il ,Ssa
laws af ;yar ~ aud st io ,n win t,Ia
i'm nny. sense legally ehareeai,n WITH trnason % NJ
Smith regards tilo soioctson of leaders Tor nnnsh
mont under the charge of treason as "bcitar
IJnsnbtrn,cJ cni,nir, ibnn 70 o,t ,n,, .4I o ~
while ncaiinG for more lenont trcatmcnt os ibn q,
South nf lilo surest rood to pcaco: - '' 'i''
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ehling JULY IL. lsGT. an, ordered Ia be priutt Il
w w" DAILY NE"s, asncly 10 tho following section ri
Tic new ro+'"Irc law. tho newspaper having tit,
largest circulation IN The City of Clnrlc.ion:
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@ @,Snn,: m nneilcd for in ANY postoihrc Ia any city
WWm or VILLAGE. wlcrc newspaper al,al liz nrirtI a.
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wi, hli lilblisiSd weekly utclicr shall have o. a.
oil!cc. 3' '' ""''iS VI thc Su
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o9.sirArE OFsl Urn CARoLlNA, ClIARI AMI,

0I's'FATE OFsL UrH CAROLINA, CHARLES
TON Observation-Disclosures OFFICE c. q. g. AND C. T..
PUBLIC HoTlcE-II j. W: DIowNFIEI.D. Clerk OF
said Court, In pursuance OF The Act OF tho Legislature
such c1so made and pror .c lo hereby gro public
tce that an ELECrtOS FOR SHERIFF. OF CHARLES.
TOM DISTRICT will be held on Monday, tho 5th OF
August next at all The usual places OF election through.
ont The said District. ..f 2, q
witncas my hand at Charleston, lilo 26ti, June 1861
J. W. DRowNFIELD, G. q, S. and q. p.
Juno % ... 20
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as- OFFICE OF THE CITY REGISTRAR
CHAIR ES1oN. July laih. lsG7.-As the Civil Autllori.
Ties hhYo Instituted ncISh measurc 10 improve por-
feet tho sanitary condition OF The city, The Registrar
would earnestly invite tho rrom, jealous co.opern.
ton OF tho czens In eufaring tile rarne.
They nro particularly rssIueto 10 observe and re-
port ali nusaucea any condition Of premises prejudI
eial 10 tho public health
Compliant Books gro ilepo1,td At tho Lower and
Upper Wanls Guard Houses for ths purpose for the
secommod,tion 81 The public
GEORGE S. PELZEIs, II. D., 81.
July IS u lily Registrar.