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OFFICE OF THE CHIEF OF POLICE
CHARLESTON s. c.. May 4, 1867. !
TTNBE REGULAR INSPECTION OF THE LOTS AMI
Enclosures vaults, &C., will commence on Monda!
mer inst Owners and occupants hereby required
10 see that their premises i'll good condition and thnt
i'll filth and garbage Is removed required by Ord'
,auce. Other inspections will follow.
BIZ order Of Mayor GAILLARD
C. d. SIGwALD.
Cb'af OF Police.
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Tnr ELOpEyCE GAZk TIE,

DUpLISHED LVEltY WEDNESDAY. AT FLORENCE;
s. c.. offers al excellent medium TO Merchants ana
cfhers who wish to extend their business In the Pee
Dee section OF the State. Rates OF advertising very rea
sousble. September l6
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Wilmington Market.
wilmington, November 9-TuRrENTTE-pTi t1
unchanged Sales Of 2es bos ct IS 90 LOT virgin ana e'
low dip and s2 50 for bard. p $50 fbs.
sprrrrs TuRPENTNE-The transactions to-dny nave
hssn ht Comprising only 46 bbls, at $40 2 gallon
Rosrs-Ths ma ket to-day has been entirely neglected
.,- sn grades and no sales have taken place.
TIpSSai 8 of 222 bbls at 50 10 q Dbl
ooT7ox--The market rules quite nrm ana we We quoee
sales Of "a bales at lb loc ior Low MloS' 1o7a0 W
Middina and TIC for Strict Middling.
FuHS2OO bbls Mulets sold nom wharf IS 80 for pine
bhlR ,.l9. ,.e,or.o xo
for nfeo and ordinary $40 10 20 tor fair, and sl2 q
N for extra mill. .L4,.l-. ....
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Rev Orleans Market.

,,vw oR1EsNs November s. -coTroN-The market
snsd tSisnsornnR underthe depressing influence OF
further decline Of "a at Liverpool dull and droopans
market st New YORK. materially sitter iree nus, .,
ssVsr5 i.pstches seduciHg the limits orders Prev
ousIy pending; End it emed doubtful If the business
Ionid reach an average factors saw the necss-
t of oyin1 way and as there was fair supply IN tne
hands Of parties anxious to realize buyers were d '9UsS @
oueny induced to come forward more iree ana ,u y
sorne ses selling at less than 1sc, and Strict Low MIC
ding At II and but the rest Of the SSsness Ge,pg
no,1insi Good Ordinary Is 18kc, Low Middhng II a
A''a'' yssrArrsIzsT or oorToN : ~
s+oct On hand lst September, 1857. bales-lo2oe
Arrived ,.v so-aag 1871. $50
e7,lss
Cissrsd nreyiously 22o47-- os9
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savannah Weekly Market.

SAVANNAH, November s.-The receipts Of cotton ioi
the present week have been much the rees
bou Int IN the interior and was only passing through or
its way to ew York Liverpool, afording no pracu
cal be-, eat TO our merchants and factors. r.
The market this morning opened quiet, but more ID
vorabe advices coming from New York, holders graau
" became more m nd prices edvance0 resuItins :.
ons as representing the state OF the market at the Close
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Mobile Market.

MopTr;E November 6.-CorToS.-The demand to-day
- oo5 AZ \ do line OF half cent on previous DAY
nosons The market closed quiet with sales OF l4oo
fSsIa. A 16 q 16Lc for Iniddling. -,
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ha OF either sex INTO wavy rnelcts heavy massive
CT Has been used hy the rashionables OF Paris and
London with the most gratifying results Does no in.
jury to the hair Price by mail sealed and postpaid ST.
DescTiptve m circulars Pailed free. Address BERGER.
SHUTS CO.. Chemists No. 2s5 River street Troy N
y, Sole Agents for the United States.
March 80 1v
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Die CharlestOner III tung.
JOHN A. WAGNER, Editor.

TTNDER THE ABOVE HEAD The UNDERSIGNED
u pr pose to publish German Weekly Paper, to be
the organ of the German population and devoted to the
interests OF this State. i'll encouraging Immigration and
Industrial Pursuits
Literature, Agriculture, Commerce, Arts and Trade,
will be represented in its columns and the news of the
day Will be given.
undertake the editorial management for the present
Subscrpion-S3 for Twelve Months Sl.50 for Six
Months; 81 for Three Months.
Advertisements inserted on liberal terms
c. q. ERCkAGANN a. CO..
September % No Broad street. Charleston s. c.
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Advertisements inserted at the rate OF 81 per sduar n
twelve lines or less for each Insertion
months. N ''
Contracts by the year or Tor six months allowing nri
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:. vemhor Ii PnlIlsn.r W., -, f,-,
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m7,C s1T,-TET yyATCHM,N

Ts PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY, AT SUM
TER s. C.. by GILBERT x FLOW-ks. Proprietor
q, r6TTp DOTIARS per anuum, invariably IN advanc,
Acknowledgements inserted at usual rates :,
EVER s'ytc 'y,tt VI s,so.tch S-Idnuintt II
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rho Charleston cotton Marker.

OFFICE OF THE CHARLESTON DAILY News
CHARLESTON. SATURDAY. Evening, November o. 1901
There fai- inquiry in the first part OF he day.
which at later hour increased in activity with prices
closing with more rmness Sales $50 bales say IL az
15% at 15, % at 1s, 2s at l6 10 at lo4, sS at u,
as At 17 4aat 17 2sat17, at 49, "a at 1875, AM %
on terms which were unknown. We quote:
y :. rrvrRpnor. CLASSIFICATION.
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CITY ADVERTISEMENTS.
CITY TAxEs-MONTHLY RETURNS.

CITY TAXES-MONTHLKK RETURNS.
OFFICE OF THE CITY ASSESSOR,
..o'- CRY HALL, November l. 1857
NrovJnE rs HFRERy GIVEN I'd ALL CONCERN
~ ED that the MONTHLY RETURNS FOR IHE
MONTH OF OCTOBER PAST, in compliance with tne
Tax Ordinance, ratified the 2Sth aaJ OF Decooef'
1866 must be made on or before the lotn instant;
CHARLES P FRAZER,
November Assistant City Assessor.
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HAY-Is in fair demand, and with moderate receipts
prices Ar st 76c for shipping, and 81 10 40 for
retail lots.
NAVAL SToREs-Are quiet, but prices are without
te1ial change. We quote follows Spirits Turpep-
tine, free, per gallon S5 a ssc; Spirits Turpentine.
In bond, per ganon 47c; Crude Turpentne. in
bble. per 2s0 tbs, 81 rs, Rosins common, in bbls,
psr DBL IS SIX IS SO; Resins, strained. IL bbs per
bbl, IS sex a 10; Rosins, No 2, in ools per Dbl,
ss SIX 26 Resins Nol IN bbs per bbl 81 so IS;
eTrra pale. in bbls per bbl, 80 90 co. Rosins,
window glass in bbs, per Dbl 81 Is CO. Tar, North
County bbs per Dbl = ~ e3c S0 s Tar W"ing Sba
Dbl IS rs Pitch southern. in bbls per Dbl. So s71l
nsueAn-Raw Sugars are in good deIand and prices
hrmsr We quote at ~ l2S tor iaE 70 good reh
RIoE-stock small OF South Carolina Prices are
nominal in The absence OF business We quote at ss
10Xc -t go
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60 - rXyETTsyLLE JOURNAL

r, pUBIJSHEO EVERY FRIDAY MUfNINu q
Benpettsyiile. s. c.. in tho eastern portion Oh th
state by STUBBS LITTLE, Propr1etors' anu ongr .,h
superior inducements 10 Merchants ana al otleis " % ~
wish 10 extend their business this section OF the fo
Dee country. We respectfully solicit the patronage
Dur Charleston friends. ,a,or
Terms-sS PEI al mum, invariably in advance. huIef
tisens inserted at very reasonable rates July
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NOTICE TO AUCTIONEERs.

CITY TREASURY OFFICE
OCTOBER g. 1867.
ALL AUCTION LICENSES EXPIRED BY ORDI-
n NANCE on 30th September. Renewals will he
granted application at this office II made during 1hS
Month. s. THOMAS, Clty 1reasurer.
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New York Market.


The New York Evening Post OF fridsY' November
The loan market Is we'll supplied, but thsre fair de-
q cent Oh stocks and p cent for large loans on GOV
ernmente The discou-t demand Is quiet and Little DO
ing choice paper passing atlas. ,,..,... ,...-,
The stock market shows very little spirit Govern
uonts are Arm with tie dong except IN IN
which the excitement continues There is little dspos
ton 70 se at present rates, but the demand appears TO
be chiefly speculative. .a
PRODUCE MARKET.
NEW YORK. November s-FLouR--Ihe natket or
Western and state -four is more active but Iriees are
lower the decline being loc on the low ana 10 zoo
on the medium aud high grades. e...-euo
ss g 10 % for Extra STATE; siv ia ~ D ~ - WSss
west n Extra; 50 80 10 20 for shipping ONO So oO
Is rs for trade and family BRANDS; and sll 2oa W ior
son,hs Aour Ia lower and duh Sales OF 425 bbls at
So 80 II 30 for common to fail Baltimore and country
extras and s1l 20 Is 30 for trade and family brands
Oats opened lc lower out rallied and closed hrm at the
g ss5Tsn'' sTs. 1A' ''is' '''' '4'-''' '.-' '~ -
oorn Is active and about s,sc higher The inquiry is
PSs .sss srs I oOO bushels Western mixed at 81 80
a sS in store, and 81 81 . SIX afoat.
Paov1sIosa-The pork market las been more active,
Int st rather easier rateg, nd closes dull ana heavy
The sales cash and regular are AeVo Dds at 81 Il
Seef is trtas more .ctlve at former rates Sales of
$50 bbs At 10 for pam mess ana s3o zzior ex -
mesa I.. o,
Bacon continue moderately active but heavy; Sales
200 boxes Cumberlanu cut, for November at ilc lou
boxes do same delivery, choice brand az il1sc' ioV
boxes do for December, at lo%c, and Iio eo6es cty
cured this and next week delivery at 12c and l2c lot
Cumberland cut, and IS 1870 for long clear
Lard Is active and prices nominal Saies ol soo 1os
and tierces at l2c for No. ], l2 13c TOR city, 10
lsHo for fsir TO prime steam and kettle rendered. .
Burrra-Is dull and unchanged. We quote as lot
lows Goshen nnd orange county pals q tb 40 so cts
state Srkns and tubs good TO choice 40a42c; ILLINOIS,
Iowa and Minnesota IS aSOc Western Reserve good 20
choice % a5c; state tubs Welsh good to cholce 20
lOc; Ohio, common TO fair, 20 24c
CorToN-is hr, There is considerable activity IN the
market for shpn ent abroad. Spnners arc buying III
snail lots only. The market is firm. We quote;
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Memoranda.

The schr Chloe. from this port for Boston. was at
Holmes Hole, Nov 6.
The schr R Jova. from this port for Boston, was at
Holmes Hole, Nova.
The schr Clara Belle, Amsbury. cleared from Boston
for Camden Me, Nov Z, to load for this port.
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Colu1nbia Market.

COLUMBIA, November s-The demand for cotton
continues coed and prices u. with an upward tenden.
cy We now quote middling l6 l6Ac. The S sales OF OF
the weak amount to 1876 bales, asfollows at 12 at
AK at I4X; 40 at 15 30 at 1876 10 at 1915 at l6h
46 at 1875 6S at 1885, ls at 1871 % at 1915 IS at le Il
at l6h; IS at 16A.
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sr. IsrAyps-There is but little doing as yet In Long
Coteons and prices quite irregular Buyers nave not
vet entered the market freely and there has not oeen
ssnfscient transactions 10 establish quotations.
The receipts since The sist us the date OF S1. ias,
veekl report have bee bales Upland ana 10 40
Ses Issnds as follows BY Central Railroad oaes
Upland; by Atlantic and Gulf Railroad lSao oaies ,. Up
land: from Augusta and landings on heavannan rvsr
9ls bales Upland; from Florida 80 bales sea slan ana
nom various points OIL the coast % bales Sea isa9a
The exports for the same period amount 70 2o a
Upland and sS bales Sea Island. as follows: 10 Dew @
York. o bales Upland and Ss TS ea $40 bales Upland
to Baltimore lss bales Upland, and to ProVdenc 0S
The stock remaining on hand and on shipooard not
cleared bales Upl,nd and 176 bales sea lsand
-lIsE-i STATEMENT OF COTTON I'D,
Stock ON hand Sept /, 1867. 20 Sei Si
Received since October 81. eo90a
Received previously. ..........--.'..'..''A0 OO'o
Total. .''''- nnc 49,
Exported since Oct. 81. .68 72S6 o,o, 20 ,e,
Exported previously ..lsl 4S2z'-zss 0V,fo0
-,-,,.-.-,h.r7 .175 2s,lO5
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PUBLIC NOTICE.
OFFICE OF CITY TREASURY,

January 3, 1857
nUBIIC NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT UNDKh
the following Ordinance licenses have been prepared
Tor delivery from this Office. 5. THOMAS,
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A RESoLuTIoN

A RESOLUTION
Relative to an amendment of the Constitu-
tion providing for the extension of the
elective franchise.
Resolued By the General assembly of
the State of Ohio, (three -ffths of the
members elected to each House agreeing
thereto That it be and is hereby proposed to
the electors of this State to vote, at the next
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Every male citizen of the United States, of
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insurrection or rebellion against the govern
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deserted the military or naval service of said
government in time of rand have not sub
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the same, shall have the qualifications of an
elector and be entitled to vote at all elections.
ED. A. PARR0TT,
Speaker of the House of Representatives..
ANDREW G. McBURNEY,
President of the Senate.
Passed April 8, 1867.
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Sheriff Sale,
Elizabeth Graham ct ais
vs..
Deborah Stine ct ais.

pY virtue Of an order of sale to me di-
~ rected from the Court of Common
Pleas of the county of Monroe, and State Of
Ohio, / will offer for sale, at public outcry
at the front door of the court house in the
town of Woodsfeld, in said county, between
the hours of ten O'clock am. and four O'Clock
7. m, on
Saturday, the 9Th day of july, 1867,
the following real estate in Monroe County,
five and one-half acres situate in the south
west quarter of section thirty-two township
Eve range five, beginning at the southwest
corner of said section; thence east on section
line thirty. four rods; thence north twenty
three degrees west twenty-five rods; thence
north sixty. one degrees west twsnty-seven
rods and thirteen links, to the range line;
thence south..on said line thirty four rods and
seven links to the beginning; also al. of the
northeast quarter Of section one township six
range six, except eighteen acres on the south
part Of said quarter owned by Henry Ford in
all one hundred and forty-two acres; subject
todower.
JOSEPH MYERS,
june4W5. Sheriff NJ. c. O.
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Sheriff Sale.
Thomas Burkhard
VS..
Valentine Ulrich ct al.

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