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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1867-09-07
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MANHATTAN, Kansas, April, 1866.
GenslsmsHs = n want TO
say little more about the Pain Killer consid-
or II psrg paIaatte medicine, and always keep 1t
on hand. ! have travelled good deal since /
have been in Kansas, and hever without taking 1t
with me. In my practice, used 1t freely for Ash
attic Cholera In 1859, and with bettel success than
any other medicine also used II here for chol-
era in 1855, with the same good result
Truly yours, A. HUNTING, ND.
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MARRIED.:

CowAN-HUMPHREY.- Y.-on the 9th inst, at
the residence of the brides father, by Rev. j. +.
Damon Mr.. Columbus Cowan and Miss Samantha
J. Humphrcy-all of Linn county, Oregon.
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WEATHER FOR AuousT.-Dr. Gray reports
that during last month there was no rain
that could be noticed at this place. So it
seems there is one month in the year where.
in it does not rain in Oregon.
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DIED:

MCBRIDE--In this city. on the 8lst ult., of ty.
phoid fever, WALLACE j, McBNDE, aged about
"a years.
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This brings our financial transactions
down to the end of August. Are we not
right in denominating those whose names
appear above Angels Of AereyP Such "An-
gels enable us to buy paper, and ink, and
fuel, and pay Office rent, and other expenses
connected with our establishment. We in
tend to give another list of such "Angels"
before long. They hover around us, and
stand in our pathway, more or less, every
week that passes.
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Nss- Subscribers finding an y marked on the
taargin of their paper, win understand that the
Aime for which they have paid for the DEsocRAT
has expired, and viii govern themselves accord
iagly.
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WHEAT! WHEAT!

100000 BUSHELS OF WHEAT
WANTED within the next two weeks, for which
The Highest Cash Price will be Paid,
By J. GRADWOHL,
visit San Francisco Store.
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NO. 100 FRONT STREET.
(between Morrison and Alder)
PORTLAND RECON,

A GENT FOR JACOB ZEcH's PIANO
~ Fortes, San Francisco. Cal, which received
the Gold Medal celebrated pianos from the
East, in the last Pair. 1865. Also Agent for Err
nest Gabler's Piano Forte, New York. which won
the greatest popularity in the East for sweetness
and power in tone, durability in workmanship,
and Superior New Scale, full Metallic Form, Over
strung and French Grand Action.
l.. +. Shultz will have an assortment of those
:upcrior Pianos always on hand, aud can cell them
e the Lowest Prices, as he imports them direct
from the Manufactures.
New Pianos for Rent or Sale by monthly pay
ments.
Latest Music received by every steamer direct
from the East.
Pianos, Melodeons and all kinds of Musical In
stFumcnts tuned and repaired.
l.. /. Shultz recommends himselfas o first class
tuner, having been in the business over fifteen
years and is a musician.
Those living in Linn and adjacent counties.
wishing to purchase one of these Superior Pianos
are intermediary can do so through the Editor
the STATE RIGHTs DEM0cRAT-hc being my au-
thorizcd agent for the sale of them in that section
Of Oregon. se1.Iy
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~ p. 9. @s
ALBANY FERRY!
LOWER FERRY,

LOWER FERRY,
(it being the Stage Route), in such manner as 70
secure TO the public better facilities at all seasons
Of the year. than can be had elsewhere Ny Boat
Is what is known as q
CURRENT BOAT,
and is the best on the River, without any excep
tion. Living quite near my Boat Landing, in
Benton county, I am enabled. at ali hours, to ac-
commodate the public. Ny boat is secured BY
good wire rope and is otherwise constructed with
the LATEST IMPROVEMENTS for safety and
durability. NY connection with the Upper Ferry,
heretofore existing, has recently been severed.
Rates of ferriage are the same rs the Upper
Ferry. A. PEARCE,
auglS'66v2nIly Proprietor.
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OH A RI ES TON :.
WEDNESDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 20, 1876
DEATH OF THE MILITARY ELL.

In our tclegraphic columns, to-day, will be seen
q dispatch from Washington, announcing the de-
feat, in the House, Of Senator SHERa1AN's amend
ment to Mr.. STEVENS Bill for the reconstruction of
| the Southern States, by vote of 73 to SO. This,
it is thought, will end the reconstruction business
for the present session; fer evon il Committee
Of Conference should be appointed, there is not
efficient time left for them to agree upon a com
promise, that viii be likely to be acceptable TO both
Houses. The consideration Of such compromise
measure in Congress, would again consume much
time, and it is morally impossible therefore, for
Congress to pass any bill, within the next two or
three days; for if not passed by both Houses until
after the expiration of that period, the President
need not return it with without veto as the law
allows him ten days for the consideration Of any
| bill, Sundays not included. We may, therefore,
take for granted, that the members of the Thirty
Ninth Congress viii go out Of Office, leaving recon-
| struction where they found it. The whole work,
with all its turbulent agitation VIII have to be done
over by the Fortieth Congress-, that meets on the
4th of March. Or it may be that the question of
the Presidents impeachment will occupy the first
attention Of that body, unless the rumor be
| correct, that the President has indeed swung
round the circle and tsfor the sake of peace" is
ready to fall into the arms of the Radicals.
| Why Senator SHERnAN's amendment was de-
feated, it is not easy to say. Most probably be-
cause the definite proviso for an ultimate readms-
sion Of the Southern States was altogether
unpalatabe to the extreme Radicals, who, there
fore, voted with the Democrats for the defeat Of
the measure. In this there is nothing for us to
regret. True, the constant agitation in which our
affairs have been involved during the past two
years, is very unsatisfactory, and decidedly in
furious to business of every character. But, bad
as it is, our present condition is far preferable to
the several schemes and measures that have been
proposed by the late Congress for our government
It may be, we still entertain faint gli1nmer OF
such hope,-that ere the next Congress can per-
feet reconstruction bill, wiser counsels may pre-
vail and that the threatened ruin may thus be al
| together averted from us.
In another column Of our paper this morning,
will be found the full text Of SHERmAN's Bill. !,
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AN ORDINANCE TO ESTABLISH THE oFr1cE OF CHIMNEY
. CONTRACTORS ~
&c orddned by the MdyoT and Aldermen Citu Cou
c assembled, That rro after the passage OF his Or
dinance there shall be annually elected two Contractors
dt in Nos Az ana ana1 ISe Part OF the
for n that part Of the city taking in Nos and y and
Council in the penal sum Of two thousand dollars wit6
two good surees conditioned for the faithful perform
Sec. All and every person occupying building With
chimney or chinneys thereto. in which fire USUALLY
nsae snal allow and permit the said Contractor
tractors to visit inspect and swept the said
chimney or chmneys in every month and he she or
they pay for such sweeping as hereinafter prescribed the
fees and IN case shall oppose prevent the
sweeping OF any chimney before directed he she or
the Mayor, shall be fined in sum not exceeding afty
M SEC 2 4 the Contractor for sweeping shall neglect
t1s ousy IN not causing the said chimney swept
y M ness ssa ana clean or leaving any chimney which
fore directed said Contractor on information baiore hs
mayor OF such neglect SHALL conviction thereof be
Contractor opposed Or prevented fo seepne
said chimney; then the fine may be inflicted on The Or
SEC. 4. Said Contractor aha give notice in puhc r;+
OF the time and hour the chimney chineys ia or ara
before sweeping shall se pase at
ana convenient hour, and suchaontractors skal keep
ed where person sending for sweep shall bs mine
oaseiy with one, thereafter as
SEC. g. In all Of neglect Of the said
not herein provided for conviction thereof before the
ayoi each a CONTRACTOR shall be fined in
to sweep chneys in this city unless licensed
sde 6e,p "a to- shall be fined in not exceeding
SEC g. The following fees shall be allowed for sween
ing &C chimneys, VIZ: ten cents for each story.
cite coal is burnt exclusively win not be required 10
swept only y at the option of the owner or occupant
SEC. .: mat al Ordinances and parts Of Ordinances
kadhed IN City Council this 10th day January in the
y 81 aixty-six Ts-,17, P. C. GATfARD Mavoa ano
By the Mayor: I---- 80
February 1mo W. n. SMITH, Clerk Of Council.
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PUBLIC NOTICE.
OFFICE OF CITY TREASIJRv

PUBLIC NOTICE.
OFFICE OF CITY TREASURY,
DUBIIc NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THST 4 is15} 1H1ER
the following Ordinance licenses have been prena-ed
for delivery nom this Office. s. THOMAS. -
SEC; 1. Be Ordained by the Mayor and Aldermen in
CITY Cotc assembled That from ad after The first DIV
anuary licenses shall be taken out a carts drays
and wagons, used for private and domestic purpose, IN
the same manner and according to the same 1,roviona
now OF force In relation to CARTS drnys and
ahan be Provided With BADGE ssn sasn ean
tanning the number thereof and marked Prtrats to Ia
placed ON the outside Of the SHAFT 5iG.- . = a -
Sec g. No person shall be taken BY the Treasnrer aa
surety to any bond under the Ordinance concernino II
ssnsss cen FOR s says wagons and other carriages IN
SEC. s. The following ahan hereafter be the rataa for
hcenses Tor public and private Carts drays wagons k
m s & tne norses OF mules used thereof which shaI
PUBLIC cAR1s, DRAYs, ETC, on THOSE Ensprnvrn ~
BUSINESS WHATEVER, FOE HIRE DIRECT or Mp1RFcr
mule, $40. lGs '-'--, n ''1 ~ No' =.
For cart dray wagon drawn by two horses Of
For every hack and carriage with twoswheels, $40
gor every hack and carriage with four wheels, $40
t,e Fof every stage or omnibus except line omnbus
. For % every ssage or omnibus Except line onnbus.
.ee aor tsurk drawn BY two horses mules
For every express wagon drawn by two mors horses
Eor every bread cart or wagon, $5. ), 5tS9-s - u.
FOR every cart dray wagon used for private or do
meso purposes and not to be employed in To trans
p1rang Of goods wares. merchandise, lumber or any
other commodity, for compensation, either trectly or
indirectly for the same, shall pay for license the sn,
3d. exclustve OF the horse mule. ,.E!59a.
Ratified in City Council, this 18th day OF Jannarv
H. 81 In the year OF Lord one thoussnd e1chf him.
& dred and st1ty-stx -... i. ~ NJ
January v. 3. SMITH Clerk Of Council n
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REMOVALS.
NOTICE OF REMOVAL.
TOBACCO! TOBACCO! TOBACCO
p. MULKAI

+. MULKAI
HAS REMOVED HIS TOBACCO BUSINESS FROM
IL the hands Of F. BACKUs, No. 1856 Meeting street
to Messrs: MCKAY l. CAMPBELL'S Auction and COM
mission House, Hasel street. opposite the Postoaice
where he will be happy to all his customers and
sell them all grades of TOBACCO ut Manufacturers
prices. T- -~ ~ .
Now In Store and on the way boxes halfboxcs end
caddics Of MANUFACTURED TOBACCO Fresh sun
plies and New Brands every week. .~--1 =
PLANTATION TOBACCO in 20 ID caddies at 2oc DER Is
Plantation Tobacco in whole and hafboxes at 20c 25c
3oc 35c. 40c and 45c per H. Also some Of the nest
Brands from 75c. to 81 CSC. per fb. n nm
n: B-Agent for u. GREEN'S GENUINE DURHAM
SMOKING TOBACCO. No. 2 Durham Smoking Tobac-
co. in barrels with several other brands also SnuH
samples mixed Tobaccos will be sold In lots Of
TBS, OF moro, to suit purchasers. E,7. - D.
Orucrs received for Georgin YARNS. great reduc-
uon ~ Pf1ce. gr. - @ $'a February IL
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CITY ADVERTISEMENTS.
OFFICE CHIEF FIRE DEPARTMENT

n ---TT- OFFICE CHIEF FIRE DEPAIs MENT,|
i g'5.l. CHAwLESrVN, $. G.. February Is. 1867.
CEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED by THE
- undersigned until the 18th OF March. for Furnishing:
SIXTEEN II UNDtED FEET OF 1IiisEE:-lNCH DOUBLE
EXTRA OAksTANNED LEATHER DOUBLE COPPER
hvETED FIRE EOSE warranted TO stand one hundred
and sc~cntnvo pounds water pressure 10 tho square
inch. in fifty feet sccons. ut much per foot NO
much for brass butts per pair Butts TO be New York
standard. M
Also for FOUR SETTS OF BEST RUBBER SUCT1OHS
In ono length cach OF feet with swivel brass
butts and brass baskets Is inches long, screw on end
OF sucons at samuch foot baskets and butts
Sizes OF suctons and number Of threads the tor
the butts will be furnished. NJ II. NATHAN,
February It 1mo Chief Fire Department
OFFICE CHIEF FIRE DEPARTMENT.,
CHARLESTON. s. c.. February 18th, 1867.
CEPARATE SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE-
~ CEIVED by the undersigned until 25th inst. for
cleaning and repairing the Fire Well at the
Beauain and Smith streets, per specifications to be
seen at this Office.
Also. for making TEN FIRE LADDERS, as per epeci-
Acat1ons. NJ r. NATHAN
February 15 10 Chief Fire Department.
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FIRE LOAN, --7- = --'-'---- -----
KAYORALTY OF CHARLESTON. J

Y .... 49, CITY HALI, November 9. 1856.
Il IL pERs0NeDE DEaIRoUs OF REBUILDING IN TIE
~ Burnt Districts and Waste Places Of the citv mn
der can Act Of the General Assembly giving authority
70 ne Cy Council Of Charleston to proceed IN the mat
City snew are heseby notified that the form 81 anpE
soF aGsa. can 20 oned at The oface q the Clerk
IAN sppatcstons must be led IN the above rnsnfimAa
ose as the cora1ates WIN naeet avery Nouday to con-
By ozder of, the Mayor W. a sSSTTp 5s
q ,November 10 5I(,1erf ~ To,rsn IA
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b tle .tavo, :. g aA1LLARD. Ga Ell Mayor.
] january ". q. SMITH, Clerk Of Council.

AN ORDINANCE no PROTECT TIE PAvE1rENrs AND srpE-
rs}S7lG WALES OF CITY. -sAs
Be orddieed By the Mayor and AIleyanen ofCAartes
Ton, t CITY Coctl asssbled aedI hereby oydosed 5v
e authority The Thst from and after the frat day
OF September next there shall be laid down BY the owner
or Of each lot In the city having entrance for
carriages wagons carts and drays apaorm Of wood or
Stone towards thu centre Of the streets and the owner or
OF such lot not having platform as herein
toprotect the the entrance OF
carriages or other vehicles shall forfeit pay the sum
Of nve doars and in the event that the said pavement
becomes BROKEN he shall pay in addition to the afore
said the costs and charges 1nending the
and also the sum Of i've dollars for each day the same
shAl remain 90 broken ~ f5 - - =.
Z Raaned IN City Council August IS, 1851.
f4 4aUnAEy u 1rno
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- --i--.l.s .1E.,
AN ORDINANCE

AN ORDNANCE
10 EsTABLBH THE OFFICE OF CHIMNEY CONTRACTOR
~ :" &E OFFICE CLERK OF COUNCIL
~. : -. L.. - January 81, 1867.
TUE CITY COUNCIL HAVING ELECTED MR. j. E.
Il ROUM1LLAT Chimney Contractor for the Upper
Wards and Mr.. NJ. NIXON for the Lower Wards, they
VIII enter upon the duties Of their Office on the 1st Of
February nst and for the general information Of the
public the following Ordinance is published:
W. H. SMITH, Clerk of Council
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LARGEST C1RcuLATIoN.-The DAILY
News publishes the Official List Of Let
ters ren,aini,y IN the PoSto6icc ut the end
of each ,oeeh, ayreea1y to the following
section of the Ncw Postobice Lac, as the
newspaper havimg the largest circulation IN
the City Of Charleston:
SECTION And be it further enacted Of let
tors remauing unso1led for in Poetose il city
town or village. wherc newspaper shall be pl inted
shn hereafter be published only in the newspaper
which, being published weekly ocuer shall have the
Office ''. E &TE
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snBHICE OF CHIEF OF DETECTIVES
" EEBRUARY7. I66L-Recovered and now ~ 7his
oRce,% yards COTTON GOODS The owner IA "a
queated to come forward md provo property! 4s
St4 E s28;a< %E'5s ;. q. CAMPBELL
y :=sS N. <.:slt. TN Cnarne
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80 al communications intended for publication in
his Journal must be addressed to The Eotor Of the
Daily Ne,cs, No. 1S Hayne-street, Charleston, s. G.
Business Communications to Publisher Of Daily
Ne,os.
We cannot undertake 10 return rejected comnsunicd
lions. @
Advertisements outside of the city must be acco1npa-
MED ecith the cash.
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A RARE CHANCE FOR CAPTTaLIsTs-
ESTABLISHED IN 1sss-aEnrur - 7sso


TNHE SUBSCRIBER HAVING GCoNcIIDEDT DTorRscr
u out his PLANNING MILL ut the corner of Roanfain
ana yncn streets, for term of five years sealed o.
ZOE tne same Will be received until 1st OF March
Inc MH and Engine Room is eighty feet by fortvone
tees 1 inches built Of brick, covered with TN n
cfecnon OF this building every precauon WIS take
noth as regards convenience and security from ere
Inc Machinery consists of one tventy-aye horae ~
ge one Moodwor1h Planning Machine Quilt order by
chenck one Saw Bench with friction rollers for sany
boards to width twp Lath Saw Benches and one Cross
cut Circular Saw; all believed to be in i1rnedate ,or
ing order, except the Belts, $500 w AA =
twostory Warehouse 103 feet long by % feet i,cb.
W1de tor storing White Pine oter fine lumber1 sta
Die Tor three Horses three Servants Rooms and Et,ba
oZ ieet by 10 teet and two.story Office 3 feat hr ~
1eeL! AZ oo1t OF brick and covered with tin =
Inc lot measures 143 feet Eeaufan street bv 15a
teet on Lynch street. bounded the south by nayir
Die creek which makes it very desirable for reccivn
ana shipping lumber On the lot is large bricE Cisr
and two large Fire Wells the Supply of Fnpnea -
= From 99 nj tne M locality Of this beng tho vicni-
y o. AZ the Lumber arriving from the Edistc Rtyc-
grss garsr It an Of most other sites where
peTSe Se than 1saa any other the city
Inc lessee TO purchase the Engine sud MACHINERY at
1ts present WORTH and to pay taxes iusurance and
cost papers, rent to be paid quarterly in cold or ta
equivalent, and security required. = 90 ~ 80. 80
factory. Il4al,a = f - = #l Ao1 ~ ss''s-
Al Address HENRY CLARE
n Xn0fay 13oor
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OFFICE OF THE CAPTAIN OF pOLICE,l
CHARLESTON. S. Co. January &c, 1867. {
i L1sHED for the beneht Of all whom it may con
C. B. SIGWAID
Captain Of Police.
Be ii Ordatred That from and after the first day of
busness se o
shan post up and keep posted in some conspicuous
GUS Sign Board or Plate containing his her given
name and surname. and. in of partnership the
given name and surname of each member Of tho tirm
and every person SO offending making default hercn
shall ar & forfeit s and pay to the city penalty Of fifty dollars
thereto further of fifty dollars for each and evcl
shall not compiled with opdd ho,.er That
nothing herein contained shall apply to the specia part
ners OF limited partnership. ". VI
Ratified December 2, 1851. "
Eztract from Ordinance Ratified Norem1er 2ou, 1906
to obstuct loot passengers; and no signboard
shall be erected otherwise than thirteen feet from the
under panaty Of twenty Dollars for each and evory
day while any such awning sign-board,
ed otherwise than as herein directed shall remain
SEC g. Noperson persons whosoever shall. for the
for sale place cause to be Placed any SUCH saen
goods commodities other articles whatsoever or any
pavement within the City. under penalty Of Twenty
Dollars for each and every such oence for each and
every night or day. the may bo, which any
such offence is committed F,orde ho,ceuez That ven
stores such goods ana commodities they sell at public
s out not to take up more room than the fron Of
feet beyond the same.
SEC. Z. No person persons whosoever, shall suffer
any hreWood GOALS goods. merchandise carriages
or any description, any other matter thing to him.
her. or them belonging consigned to lay
longer space than four hours in street. lane alley.
OF public thoroughfare within the City under penalty
OF Two Dollars, with COSTS for every hour that any
article oe thing shall 50 lay stand beyond the above
mentioned time: excepting materials for building in
gard to which the following reguaons shall be observ
ed namcly When any person persons shall erect
alley ai, OF open court within the city he. she they
street or public shall not exceed the of the
lot on which such building is to be erected
more than s1 feet into the street; which space such
son or persons shall forthwith enclose with sufcien,
fence at least six feet high in orcr to deposit within
same the requisite materials building reparin1
and such fence together with the remaining maternal he
she, or they sh0u remove the be finish
ed or whenever the Mayor shall require it. pain o.
orfeitng Two Dollars for every hour that fence
such materials shall aterward ro1nain unremoved and
on pain also Of having the his her.
| their expense by the City authorities.
| January % 1noo
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TO R en- Il'I..' r.

ITO RENT OR FOR SALE CHEAP TIIE
= u ashghtf9l RESIDENCE No Ashley street For
February 20 a@ a .s.
ITO RENT, HALF OF A PRIVATFc = .cST-
- OENCE, with Kitchen attached: also furnished
oo,n suitable for single gentleman. Apply at NO 25
oO-N 1l-"~ ~ otiA1-.A. --l. February 20
ITO KENT, FOUR ROOMS, A PANTRY
- and AICdkN, in comfortable three story House
IN healthy part Of the city Apply RICHARD TOBIN
W. = 1A.nnetst % sereeI February 10
SIDKE TO RENT ON KING STREET.
~ ehgibly located. Address X Y q Post ONCE
February 10 ' E@r n - - o' o..
IIW RENT, FOR ONE, OIs A TERM OF
y. -4EAES, tne comInodious RESIDENCE and exten
saVe No. o. western extremity of Bull street
Apppy Appy 70 7. GRANGE SIMMONS, i,
IEo1oIy 40 mw1 No. SO Montague street
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fH'O RENT, THAT DESIRABLE III EsI-
Iv oMs;N nEMGE Nc Il KNa STREET with all the
Of the above. WIN - Inn,o ta, .: sOns1A 90
no RE Mt, A THREE-sTORv RP1Cr~
~ HOUSE in Wentworth street, between Smith and
fsutedge streets; contains ten rooms with gos and
Wo;er @ n1t1res complete Apply at the oace OF WKN-
SON GLCHRlST, Attorneys at Law No Is Broad
ee.ee'- -ty.l-=s.--5E Ill INV January u @
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F GU N D..

ENOUND. SOUTH CAROLINA srATE:
- BOND with Coupons attached, for One Thousand
a.A %A> e~v.>or can havo proving property
and psyng for advertisement Apply to T. n ROBSON,
lso "a kfnst Bay. fwm13 February
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NOTICE.
OFFICE OF THE CAPTAIN OF POLICE.
CHARLESTON. S. c. January &c, 1867. I
IHNHE FOLLOWING ORDINANCE Is HEREBY PUB
Il LIsHED for the benefit OF all whom it may con-
cern- c. B. SIGWALD
Captain Of Police.
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WAN I S; !.
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4rbcitc,I.rI

M une rbne Ganllic tHnnen arhet bctpn,mcn a:i cuer
!antaRe III her Stdbc rcn Sbarlestrn. Gurceaer babcr
tsne eeratr Rom %aneEetcr 81 bcfiirtte i'm rabcrc
snStuntt ircrse usn ii4 ait &c. A., Queen Strabc.
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[ O S T.

STKAYEED OR STOLEN, FROM No, 4ss
NJ thngstsest IN on Saturday night last, POINTER
eou1 n3 months old and answers the name OF watch
February 20 g.r5s'1-,S.1sI7- ----'~.'' - -oe' e' o..