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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1867-01-29
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3anuar Is, 1867. natS
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1867-01-29
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sinem SuadIaltsr ssfauft bat, ipeie tisle Wspi'
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iltf SfmaGtr DOftOrsn gu untnI6tbsn, bic su
Summ iinb, dr3tlGs Necspte su I6rsitsn, unp
vist 3u tuu,m Tim lsltf Nsbieinen su snfertiaen.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1867-01-29
Seubu 9lmSrmfer.
s. 9Je8! s. grS > 9JeS!

Der llrtrjs&nsts bistst rsm eaJsmeinsn put.
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F4 jsBt I4on I@nsI ouffdllt.
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Drcsrnttr i. 1866. na2U
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1867-01-29
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.ifebt bic meoicinifbe Grlduterune iiber
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macopoe:
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maeen arpmattl3. Der @eI6mad II bittsrl6, bem
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en- Slasn. @atarrb. tranftaits affsetipn Der 8la.
le unb SarnrStrs, Sranfbsttsn Der 8prfsbsrbrtile,
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fen, tateisefitrt bur@ etnen 8erluR Der Spanns
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dber Webisin.
Son Dem 9r6bten prattifbsn
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SaacSeBe asaiS eSoueS
tpelbe ioeben ibrsn un9ebsueren Stod
BON
Spdtjabrs unb iDintsr-G -Gitfr er6fast 3D.
ben, namlid:
Merinos, @c0ene Selains, Ncbairs,
Qlpacas, @aibmear= Selains,
II. I. 10. onjurufen,
wsl&ss @aeS NIT Der srSstsn Sorsfalt ausse.
wdtlt tpolben III. urb aud tater bic ld Gnasn
unS bsfsn Otter linb, bic rtalten psrpen tDn.
nen - uno babel fnb lle 70 fstr nierer, 70 bas
man nt&t tslfsn fann 3a faufsn.
GirtgetutiTde Sitter
aIs @uslns, Sattuns, gbsds. stdinas, fiir
10 unb 20 pneent wutlfeiler als i9rs NaGbarn.
@tni9s prablfn NIT 10 Gent &attune, u. {. n. j.,
ruft an, an unlsrm Stctr une ibr fintst bsnIsl.
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Snmer np6 tppbffcifer.
unS BON ben idSnHsa @tyles bic je mad gasn.
taun estraGt rprtsn linb.
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bon jsbsr 5arts unb AualItat.
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muttf,Nsr alS tisislte In irsenb titIem 9t.ll brs
Staats ssfauft pnten fSnnsn.
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btir9sn fir suts ,,5ts." obsr fein 8efauf.
Gle taten auf 5anb slnsn friIdsn gorrata BON
Groiereien uno propifiOnen.
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nit iGrem 8 See, wsIden Fs BON 25 bis 80 ger,
cent, per Yfunb wptlfsiler pttaufsn, al5 irssnb
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No. o 81 Samiltcn S!raes, 8 5baren unter.
hnfh hftn 0I(1enz Gnu5s
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1867-01-29

(aus Dem pbiTa. Gusnins Bulletin. 10. waar,.)
geir iinb srfrrut BON tsm fOrtpd9rsnbsn Gut.
tsb gu tSrsn, fen infer eanbamann bn @pottt.
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@sl6dft unb fprt&t isbr au @unafn lsinsr Ser.
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cine &ebnlass bitr, bic sbsnfalls SHUTTER i9rer
Nrt iirb. @ue feline Wseseamsnts ifnb
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1867-01-29
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unIudtn auf sstlHspsne gDsl1s. @trfdufe ~ sffee.
tuirsn, iHrem iis Stsils bon Inprsilunssn amer.
fanrt 9ul.r Msrstinen ati@rsitsn uno lelbRae.
ma&te Certificate birsuftiesn.
Die mebienilds 0iirnldaft astt einfa6, r.lr;
uno majefatifa ba, fs fat StatIaGsn sur SaFs
grfaRruns ttiiati8t itre esbrsn unp Babrtsit
allstn madt lfe erbaben.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1867-01-29
Sin Oiuriticniit

1T Elm Wittel fpelbes auf bic Stieren
wirft.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1867-01-29
Sin 9SDrt sur @drtund.

0.iunSbsit III fstr pidtis bic asitsnbsn Iol.
ten feline Mebein Sttrau&sn unb fetn Nittsl,
rsiIsn Sslanbttetle aud rod anbns gsrIcnen als
bic 5abreantsn fsnntn, ptsr bis Ie iit BON BEN
srfcls Seii'ltsn binrsiGsnS itsrSsust babsn.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1867-01-29
Citse S0rfc
Mn 6dS 0ubltfmnt.

Snbsm Id cine fprtbauernbe ustrsin.
funft nit Srn O. 6. 8eeSer fiji bic 3ufunft
ssirrfTsn tnte, 70 wollts i4 meIne alten 8unben
uno 5rsunbe sinlabsn, I'M mid In lsnsm StUtr
ju isbsn, - allTc Id I'm Stanbe tin ibnsn snsn
sut'aussspdtttsn Strd BON nsuen unb mpbssn
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Sr8tBet ben Srt ni6t-tr III SO. is Sf 5amil'
ton Stra6s, ndGfs 5tire ;u 8. .. Mcfn's u
pcitefe.
Soiepb gta9el.
dug. 81. 1866 natt
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1867-01-29

Teller Il. SrD.
s % tae 6 esa g fobr.
Gin sldnsentcr Stpf BON Waareu
fbidIib fir
Sob3eits' uno Oeburtstaae.6aben.
Sept IN bic 3sit um beine @lnf6p5s ,u MAIDEN.
Der StOd TT sdn3li4 nsu.
edbtrs unb @rnt'5 gpIbcnrn Gadu6rrn
gSir batsn tas fcInfs g6urtcment BON qabtes
uno GENTS eo!senfn Sadutrsn, baS ismals naf
Iaentaun 9ctr DIT wurts.
Spn Sil5ernrn Safubren
tatsn tuir cOs 9rSgts enforcement rus mon itmals
8 r,tn 1Isuoau gtfsb.n bat. gBir batsa
If' ISSt% an5n ctf bIrusntt Gut ritanitts Sadz
sSk tkE8 abrcn an paEp, nte ollie Strlen ron
SS4A--s14zss'~ ln9rfcbiu uno MISREPRESENTATION.
lhidli6 fGr Bab.n Gno Wlt teden
SSrt eSuipelcuc
llettrtrsfen mir oGes in Guam itat urp gsrfbiss
Den cit rfr lesten Grin. Nsue unb bit ihs Ghls
ucn eGoiss pollen Gets ron
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96oies II. @ents feline 9cloene &etten,
@ent'5 iilberne Setten,
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2doicS 9olccnen Sin9erbGtc,
unS cine ersFs GcrGaigetabtit ron flb,rnsu 5resrs
bitten, Wtdlltss, 2Icrfbnausn, Charms, &inss ron
rarsm uno ftbSusm Gntrpurt erbssidbcu tcn scmsis
nsn &ir9. upo eiur 9ro6s Ssrlaitetnbsit ancsrtr
Sa1sn, gu Oitlfadb ju nidrSn.
Son Oplbfebern
batsn mir elm sro5ss afcrtsnrni" Gtsnfors eclrsns
nnN 1nINg tiir 10
edeics unb Nannsleus,
Yrd6tige Gilbernaaren.
Sn bi'Fsm SADIE dtsr;riFt unfsr etod in Suortis
tat uno &erIhsrCnbsit ron Gtplsn, aGss nos pcdb
bis Sabsr in cisfsr Stant cfsrirt purts, uno tons
nht fsblen. bsn msf GtcIjSfsn gu bsfr.riS'n.
Solle Sets ucn Sbee Gets.
SUDDEN &0rbe,
SrGbte &6rbe,
Gators.
Silber Garb Stants,
Silber pitders,
Gabm geeber,
Sprup &annen,
Gait Ge(lars,
Sob uno Gubp,
einirte Spiter 96fet,
Yidle @abeln,
Sutter Mefern,
Sbee, Sefierts unb
SiibIofel. &c.
Cob unb Iilberne 9rillen,
BADEN mir Gin erosss afcrtsmsnt. esuts tSrrss
fb bier Ole bsfsn mablsu, uno fub BON ben f.lbcn,
atlsu Giplsn.
llbren! llbren! ltGrrn!
gBir batsn bas erSets afottsmsnt on Sanb, tas
nod ismals bier gum 8srfauf aussbtkn nurfe.-
esus bic cine quite ubr babsn molIsn, fSnnen bier
Fb bic alsrbsfs faufeu. Sic finb ale pom rem
usuffsn Gtpltn. .
9Sir babsn auh sin srcfes afcrtmsnt ptn gausp
Baarsn an 5ano, 3u meitlduftis ;u mdbtn.
Iusbeheruneen.
9sbs art Sadubrsn, Bautubrsn unS sursku
msrbsn aussstsfsrt unb rarrantrt.
Reller II. Bro.
@eesnft ben plab. NsubarbS altsr Stane, SO
81 Bsf 6amiiton Gtr., auenttmn ga.
=. &eQer. 9. 9. &eller.
December 19,1S66. "fa' inoIS
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1867-01-29

gift lsnsn 6rtunNm unb bcm alStm,trtn g)u6s
Ifam 9isTeura giafrift, hab er lslta wisbsg in
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1867-01-29

Der linta;stdntts bistst gum getauf iii, al
lslnsm &ctlsntpf, nals btr Ytre .Manufatsur.
In Gem rfen @etb, In gGsrtaun, baS sr6bts urt
Bette aiiUrtsmsnt Stetnfptlsn, bsipss fit
5amltsn oter Manufaftur 3psde, tpsldl;s ies
malls In allsrtaun ar9sbofn wurts, unb an 70
ntsbren prstfen als irssnb sin S0f In bIsItr llm'
9sssne. Sotlen wsretn In irsenb srsm 1Dsil
Der Statt atsslirfsrt urb
Oas 0ep 6 t Guarantirt.
9eNsGurssn an b'r Srf otr tem 9iren SauIt
perben prompt ttlprst. Darftar fir frt9ers
aufmunteruns, tcfft er tura ..sbrl&r0 5anNtln
cine 5ortbausr berIflten.
Srbns sslaiIen an s uts + unb 8rdbsrs
Stptr psrrsn stsnfalIs pdnftlid tsiorst.
Gbarles 81. Wers.
NcSembn t3, 1866. nqtb
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1867-01-29

Sa febe NIT $. 8. SeTmt oib In gertInbuns;
er tsfst msinsr 0utnuns ssstnitsr eine apctte'
fe unp mar 70 erfolsrei& In letnsm @sldaft, mic
sstnrr leinsr Gulltssn por itm. SD babe tin
ie6r sdnRiass prttril iitr lsinsn gtaraftsr unp
0elGdf!s9eH.
% nj. 8eishtman,
(0trma qpnsrs u. WeiebtmaD
praetiI& @tsmifer
eds Ste u. SrupnFr. philadelphia.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-11-25

from the tax raw cotton for the fiscal year end
ing June 80, 1867, s23 769 07S 80; and although
this sum comprises nearly all the revenue derived
from the Southern section of the country, and
constitutes an amount that can i'll be spared from
the Treasury, yet under all the circumstances the
Commissioner has no hesitation in recommending
the immediate passage by Congress of an act re-
pealing the entire tax upon raw cotton md the
corresponding existing duty ON imported cotton
the same to take effect ON it's passage:
AS yet but small quantity of the new crop Of
cotton has been marketed, but il the repeating act
be delayed to later reriod, it will evidently work
injustice to those producers who may be forced to
send their crop forward Immediately, unless the
removal of the tax should be deferred to take effect
at the close Of the preset cotton year. September
1868.
If repeal of the tax, to take effect Immediately,
should be enacted by Congress- it is important that
one contingency should be effectually provided
against. Contracts, it is understood, are propos-
ed and possibly already made, for the purchase of
cotton tax unpaid to be held in store until the re-
pealing Legislation Of Congress has taken effect
thus ensuring to the speeuator, or exporting
buyer, gain equivalent to the amount Of The tax.
1t seems desirable, therefore, that the act of re-
peal should be so worded as to relieve from the
payment OF the tax only so much cotton as, at the
date named in the act remained unsold by
the producer; all cotton having prssed out Of the
hands of the producer to pay the tax if it has not
already done so. OEly in this way can the relief
go where 1t is intended, viz, to the impoverished
cultiyator
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-11-25
Affairs In the State.

The Laurensville Heral announces the death of
one of the most useful and prominent citizens of
Laurens, Dr. N. M. Hunter, which took place on
Saturday morning last, of paralysis.
The Clarendon Press says: Joseph Brand (col-
oredl and Cyrus Shaw lcolored) had an alteration
on Monday afternoon, November II, which result
ed in the death of Shaw. who.receved fatal stab
from his antagonist. This occurred on the prem
ises Of Mr.. VIM. ]. McFaddin in this District
Shaw died on Tuesday morning.
The Keowee Courier, OF the 18th instant pub
fishes petition from portion Of the citizens Of
Pickens District to the State Convention, should
it be held asking for division Of the territory
Of Pickens District into two Judicial Districts
The petitioners ask for the division on the follow
ing considerations 1st, Its extensive area, and
the great inconvenience thereby caused to those
living at the extremites in reaching the present
Court House, beieg compelled to travel, in many
instances over broken and hilly country thirty or
forty miles in order to do I'd, It's large popu-
ton, composed Of at least 1000 inhabitants,
for the transaction Of whose proportionate judicial
business the present consolidated arrangement
Is believed to be inadequate. IL is thought that
the division proposed will greatly promote the
convenience, prosperity and happiness Of the
people of that district
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-11-25

THE CASE OF THE yIcKsBURe EDrToR.-On the
11th instant, at Vickeburg, application was made
to Judge Hill, of the United States Circuit Court
for a writ of habeas corpus in behalf Of General
McCardle, by his counsel, the Hons. W. Brooke,
T. A. Marshall and W. L. Sharkey. General
McCardle has been imprisoned by General Ord on
charge Of obstructing the execution If the Re-
construction acts. Mr. Marshall contended that
the petition showed case ofillegal Imprisonment.
1t could not be pretended that voting against a
Convention, or advising others to do 3d. violated
the Reconstruction laws. The military command
ers could not make laws, and II they could do so,
they must promulgo them: Iatemperance c Of Ian
iustifying arrest and Imprisonment The party is
responsible for abuse OF the privilege guaranteed
by the Constitution, but only according to the law
OF the land. Neither General Ord, nor any other
man, esp make laws for the government of the
people. Indeed, lha acts of Congress, which gives
him his authority, invests nim With power to pro-
tect persons and property, and to try Offenders,
either by military commission, or by the civil III
bunals. The term offender" means a person who
violates the law. The decision Of the Judge was
reserved. 81"
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-11-25
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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-11-25

TIE BAIL BOND OF Mr.. DAv1s.-Mr. John Lvn-
ham, the courteous clerical assistant ofMr. Barry,
Clerk Of the United States Court for this District
has had the bail bond of Mr. Davis Autographed,
and everybody, of course, will want copy, and
from this notice know where to procure it. 1t is
signed by Jefferson Davis, Gerrett Smith, Au-
gnstus Scheil, Horace Greeley, Judge William H.
II. boswell, Thomas R. Price, William Il. Macfar-
land. Judge John A. Meredith. Gustavus A. Myers
Horace F. Clark, Cornelius Vanderbilt Judge w.
". Crump, Benjamin Wood, James Thomas, Jr.,
VIM. Allen, Abram Warwick, and others.-Rtct
1noud Whiq.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-11-25
MARRIED.

BY the Rev. J. A. W. THOMAS, on the 18th of Novem-
ber Mr.. JNO B. STUBS, Of Cheraw, to Miss WILLIE
D. STUBBS, of Bennettsville.
On the 18th inst, at the residence of Mrs. ROBERT
CATHcAnr in the City OF Columbia, by Rev. ". E. BooGs
Mr.. P. K. McCULLY, Of Anderson, s. c., and Miss
MAGGIE j. CATHCART, Of Columbia, s. c.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-11-25
OBITUARY.

DIED. in Savannah Ga on the 21st inst. of Typhoid.
Pneumoni DANIEL W. MISCALLY. of this city, aged
thirty mine years.
G4- His Relatives, Friends and Acquatnt-
ances and those of his mother, Mrs. JANE MIscLLY,
and of the family, invited to attend the Funernal
Services from the residence No. 10 John street. This NJ
ternoon. Mt Three O'Clock. November 25
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-11-25

aT STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, coll
LEroN DIsTRIcT.-By R. ALLAN WILLIS Esquire.
Ordinary" hereas, BENJAMIN STOKES, commis-
sioner in Equity made suit to to grant him Letters
of Administration of the Derelct Estate and effects Of
BENJAMIN CROsBY These are. therefore, 10 cite and
admonish all and singular the kindred and Creditors Of
the said BENJAMIN CROSBY, late of oolleton District
deceased that they be and appear before me, in the
Court Of Ordinary to be held at WATERFORD. on 2oh
December next after publication hereof at II O'Clock in
the forenoon. to shew c.use any they have, why the
said Administration should not be granted.
Given under my hand, this fifteenth day Of November,
Ammo Domini. 1867.
R. ALLAN WILLIS, o. C. D.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-11-25
SPECIAL M0TlcEs.

@ NOTICE. -CONSlGNEES PER STEAM
SHIP MIAMI, arc hereby notified that she is this
day discharging cargo at South Atlantic Wharf All
goods remaining the wharf at sunset will be stored at
expense and risk Of owners.
JOHN THEO. GETTY, Agents.
All freight amounting to fifteen Q5) dollars less
must be paid the wharf before delivery OF goods
Noven,Ser 25
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ss- CoNsIGNEES' NOTICE. BOSTON LINE.
Steamship GEORGE B. UPTON will discharge cargo
This Day at Accommodation Wharf. Goods not called
for before sunset will be stored at risk and expense
of Condgnees. WIN. ROACH.
NoYernher 26
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A6nirs in. .Louisiann-.

Nru ORLEANS, November 2s:-Ths Republican
of this morning has an editorial headed SWho is
RAsnonsible ?" alluding to the suspension Of re-
mSy,3, by General Mower on orders from WASH
;rs,to,, IN. which is used the following language:
.sfSs DAY sxxiil come and perhaps it tmaU be
bloody e, when the loyal people Of Louisiana
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headquarters Second Military District,
CHARLESTON = q Novernh her IA 1857.

Headquarters Second Military District,
CHARLESTON S. c., November IA, 1857 J
GENERAL ORDEIS No. I'LL
IN ORR :;R TJ CONFORM TO THE PROVISIONS OF
General Orders No. 95, Commanding Officers OF Posts
are authorized when in their judgment demanded by
the public service to require by order the services OF
citizens TO perform the duties usually performed BY
roadmasters and overseers OF highways Ia CONFORMITY
with the existing usage such services will receive no
compensation. Any person failing to obey the orders OF
the Post Commander in the premises will be subjected
the same pains and penalties as provided by
law the OF the neglect refusal Of roadmaster
oversesr Of highways to perform the duties OF such
Offices -->t.'--
By command o: svs. Msjoreeneral Ed. n. 8. cA1rsT.
LOUIS Y. CAZIA2e.
Aide-de-Camp, Actg Assisting Adjutant-Gene'a,
oficial o. NJ MITCHELL, Adede-Csn9,-e - C.
November IS
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RJ NOTICE TO CREDITORS.-NE EQUITY
CHARLESTON DIsTRICT.-LowNDEs u.s. ROBERT
soN.-Under the order made in this cause, notice is
hereby given to the creditors of the firm Of ROBERT
SON, BLACKLOCK and COMPANY, and the separate
creditors Of ALEXANDER ROBERTSON, JOHN F.
BLACKLoCK and EDWARD N. THURSTON, who de-
sro to take advantage Of these proceedings to appear
before the undersigned at his office in the Court House
and prove their demands or before the Goth day Of
November 1857 be debarred the benefit Of the decree
to be made in this case. JAMES TUPPER.
October m7wl Master In Equity.
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s5- BATCHELQR' HAIR DlE.-IHiS
SPLENDID HAIR DYE is the best IN the world luz
only tue aud perfect Dye-harnilcss reiiao'e'
taueous. No disappointment No ridiculous e-''
Natural Black or Brown Remedies tho IL efec's vi "
Dyes Invigorates the hair. leaving so'l anu
The genuine is signed WRiiam A. BaifAs'oT' Au o1i't'
are mere mutations and should be avoided S0'a Os III
Druggists aud Periumers. Factory Me- q 'A'e'''
street, New YORK.
ss- BEWARE OF = COUNTERFEIT.
y" Tyr
December IL
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sgNOTICE To MARINEkS.-C APT AIMS
AND PILOTS wishing to anchor their vessels in Ashley
River are requested not to do anywhere within drec
range of the heads OF the SAVANNAH RAILRcAL
WHARvEs, on the Charleston aud ST. Andrews side O
the Ashley River by which precauhon contact with the
Submarine Telegraph Cable will be avoided.
S. c. TURNER, q. II.
Harbor Masters oflce, Charleston February 6, 1885,
Eehruary
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Things in Washington.

,rpr.cu,rrSr auaoRs-AcTIvITY OF THE snEPEAoH-
rRs-sCHEMEs ON FooT-oPRIoN OF REvERDf
JoHNsoN-PBoTECT1oN OF THE EXECUTIVE AaAlNsf
o,-,cnroo -crNERAI MOWER TO BE REMOVED
pRrsIprsTs MESSAGE NEARLY FrNIsHRD--sEcRE-
rARY Ex'crIIocH's MESSAGE FAyoRIna oosTRAG-
TON.
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ag CONsIGNEEs PER SCHOONER MYRO-
YER. Merchants Lne are hereby notified that che
will discharge cargo This Day. at Adgers North Wharf
all goods not called for before sunset will be stored at
their risk and expense. WIN. ROACH.
NoveuYer Ok