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Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1867-11-09

= ktOES.... SHOES
y full and well selected stock of Ladies, Gents
Boys and Childrens Shoes and Boots always on
han1--of the best make and sold cheap for cash
at [mch38] 1. ROsENFIELD's.
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ooiiese Office. Room 10. s
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fo'' " .. chaniierIIn - II. s4aIaan
saFRoT, eHAssBERLrN, a3nAnos.
ATTORNEYS AT LAW
WILL PRACTICE IN THE
FIFTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT
Composed Of the Parishes of
EAqA FEST BATON ROUGE IBER-
VILE, EAST FELTcIAN4, AND
ADJOINING PARIsHEs
'ihg connected ourselveswith reliable and
ss4aa.aaW iasssa 4. hrms in New Orleans and Wash
II sfs.s,s, are prepared TO collect claims against
T., OFFICE At BATON ROUGE
aap , WEST BATON ROUGE COURT HOUSE
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epulsed, and at dark the Austrian rom.
'nander sent sccoiid summons to thcgar.
risol.
This time the answer was favorable.
The garrison offeied to surrender at sunrise
the next morning if allowed TO march out
with arms and return to the army unmt-
Tested. -After some hesitation, the terms
were accepted.
Meantime La Tour q 'Anvergnc had pas
sed an anxious day In the tower. He had
opncd the fight with thirty loaded muskets.
but had not been able 10 discharge them
all. lie had fired with surprising rapidity.
b 1t with surprised accuracy; tor it was we'll
| known III the army that he Lad never
! throwi away shot. He had determined
to stand to his post Until he had accom-
plslied his end. which was to hold the
place twenty four hours. In order to allow
the French army time to complete its ma
; nTuvrc. After that he knew the pass
would bic Of n0 consequence to the enemy.
When the demand for a surrender came
to him after the last assault, he consented
to it upon the conditions nalned
The next day at sunrise the Austrian
troops lined the pass in two files. extending
| from the mouth to the tower, leaving u
space between them for the garrison to
pass out.
The heavy door of the tower opened
slowly and IN ii few minutes hronzcl and
SCARED srcncdier. literally loaded with
muskets. came ont and passed down the
line of troops. lie walked with difficulty
under his heavy load.
10 the surprise of the Austrians no otie
followed him from the tower.
In establishment the Austrian colonel
rode up to him and asked in French, why
the garrison did not come out.
i AM the garrison, colonel, said the SOL
dier proudly.
What! exclaimed the colonel, do yun
mean to Ill lie that ydu alone have held
that tower against mc2'
j have lad the honor colonel, was the
reply.
What possessed tou to make such an
atte mpt .ercnadler!
Tile honor of France was at stake.
The colonel gazea at him for II moment
with undisgnised admiration. Then.rais
ing his cap; he said warmly:
'Grenadicr salute you: You have
proved Yourself the bravtst Of tie brave.
The officer cansed all the arms which
la Totr dAnrcrgne could not carry to hJ
collected. and sent them all, with the grcn i.
adler, into the French lines, together with
a note relating the whole affair.
When the knowledge OF it came to tile
ears OF Napoleon he offered to prom"te LA
Tour d d'Auvcrgne, but the latter declined
to accept the promotion. saying he prefer
red to remain where he was.
The brave sollier met his death in an
action lit Aberhausen in June, 1909, and
the simple and expressive scene at roll
call i'll his regiment was caaindnced aud
continued by the express co.nni.aI Of tho
Emperor himself
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Footsteps on the Other Side.

Weary and worn at the close of day,
Painting and dying by the way,
a wounded Pilgrim. sleeping lay.
While Silence. stealing to his side.
And winding her soft arms around.
Sighed in her dreams and pressed his wound
And so, he, waking. heard sound
A tootstep on the other side.
How many weary pilgrims lie,
And wacihing wait. and waiting sigh
For steps that never wander nigh,
But pass upon that other side;
For steps that tramplcd heart and brain,
And made their lives lingering pain,
And passed. and never came again
Lost footsteps on the other side.
How many walk with bleeding feet,
Seeking the loved and lost to meet,
While the dear visions fit and fleet,
And vanish on the other side
While liies fresh Love and Youths sweet
Those Edcn-blooms i'll earthly dust, Trust
Lie bruised and broken. stained and crushed
Meath footsteps on the other side.
And 50 we watch, and watching sigh,
While youth, and faith, and hope 60 by;
While life. anl love, and gladncSs die
With footsteps on the other side.
And 80 We wait With ear and eye
For one dear echo floating by
\ grc, Il VICE. and wandering sigh,
\ foo.>tcp on the other side.
o heavy hearts, that ache and break.
o heavy eyes, that droop and sleep.
Why must yc ever wake and weep
At footsteps Oh the other side!
Why must We ever lie forlorn.
And ache. and wake. and weep so long
Because one footstep has gone wrong,
And passed upon the other side?
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1867-02-22

llEALSIiFULNESS OF APPLES.-Therc Is
scarcely an article of vegetable food more
wildly useful and more universally liked
than the apple Why every farmer in the
nation has not an apple orchard, where the
trees will grow at all, is one otthc myster-
les. Let every housekeeper lay in Il good
supply of apples, and it will be the most
economical Investment in the whole range
of culinaries. \ raw, mellow apple is di-
gested in an hour and Il half, while boiled
cabbage requires five hours. The mos t
healthy dessert that can be placed on ta-
bic is a baked apple. If eaten frequently
at breakfast, with coarse bread and butter,
without meat or flesh, of any kind. it has
an admirable effect ON the general system.
often removing constipation, correcting
acidties. and cool inc of febrile conditions
more effect tually than the most approved
mcdici nes. If families could be induced to
subst tute applcs-sound and ripe-for
pies, cakes, and sweetmcats, with which
their children are too frequently stuffed.
there would he q elimination in the sum
total of doctors bills, in single year. suf-
ficiont 70 lay il a stock OF his delicious
iItiy for the whole solspA's uS..
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all the rage just now in this vicinity. There
was an exhibition at Prospect Harbor in
tins town Thursday night, and a celebra-
ton at Sullivan Wednesday night but l
am not advised as to particulars. The
four l.o'gcs in this town appear TO flourish.
and to carry everything before them.'' -
The following is list of Officers of Nor-
pariel Lodge No. - |. O. ofG. Il. Installed
by Il. G. w. c. +. W. l.. Guptill, upon the
night ofthc 7th inst,
a. G, Gupiill, w. CT.
Il. \. Libby, W. V. L. reelected.
Hattie j. Bunker. W. $. reelected
Geo. w. Nutter. W. A.. S.
w. +. Peters. W. +. S.
Ellen Whitaker. W. r. reelected.
Gowen w. Whtakey, VIC.
Henry Hovey. W. NJ.
| Ella 5. Guptll, ID. NJ.
Emclnc Libby. G. reelected.
Chas. Guptll, 0. G.
Nancy +. Newman, Il. ii. S.
Helen Hovey, l.. III. S.
The following committees were ap-
pointed. Investigating; II. d. Uoycy. Eli
Handy, Philcna Whitaker.
Financial; w. L. Guptill, W. II. Tracy.
E. Libby.
Com. On Sick; Abbie J.. Sowlc. Geo. w
Nuttcr, W. Sowlc, Ella s. Guptill, George
\ Young. \. T.. Newman.
The Lodge has just completed its fourth
quarter and continues to prosper. 1t now
numbers about a bundled member.
Yours in +. Ii. and G..
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~ young bachelor friend of ours. "a grace.
lcs- >camp9 having received the above from
some unknown lady, rctaliatc> in the same
strain -
When remember all
The girls I've met together.
They remind me of Il lot OF hens
Shut up in wintry weather;
When corn is high, and oats are scarce,
But still yoHre bound to feed 'eIn,
Who meyer lay, nor set. nor hatch,
Nor neither can you fat 'em.
Some too old, and some too Young,
They are all not worth rattle
Scould one OF them "make believe to lay.
The rest all up and caeklr.
They'll carklc and scratch. but never lay.
And ''daddy" gets quite di>hrartnrd
lie soon finds out they're good for naught,
And oil to market starts 'cm.
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G orrespan dcnte.

GORLDSBOHO Feb. 9th. 1867.
DEAR AMERCAN.-fhc seasons wane
apace! and Old Winterys frosty reign is
fast drawing to its close.
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IE~t clam dtluge has overwhelmed a
part of New Jersey. During the recent
storms INN c lSe deposits of seaelams were
thrown up ON the beach between Absec,,m
and Egg lIa 'bor inlcts. They are all fro..
en and will keep until a tEaw. Tie wo,e
coast Is sid to present a decid.,liy cia. n,
my app "A u.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

WE the subscribers, having been appointed by
within and for the County of Hancock, TO receive
and examine the claims of creditors u the estate
of Geo l.. +. Buker, late OF Castine, deceased,
rtnrrScnted insolyent, do hereby give notice that
81 I months are allowed to said creditors to hrhS
in and prove their claims; and that We shall attend
the tjrst Tucscay of March, at 10 O'Clock, a. NJ,
and on ihe irss Tuesday in sept, al - o,clock a.
NJ u. W. WEBSTER, j.
WILLARD pENEREtN \.
Cas.inc, Feb. Gth, ISL 5"i
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AUCTION SALES,

d House and Lot on he east side Of Anso1s street,
opposite Hte Catholic Church. at Auction.
BY SNHITA Il McEILLIVRAY.
On TUESDAY, the 3oth OF April Mt IL o'clock, on tho
north steps Of the Exchange.
AL TINT LOT OF LAND, with tho buildings thereon
known ns No % Anson street; bounded tho north by
nas o. Margaret Pencils south by estate Of Nathaniel
cooper and cast by lands 1atc of Christopher Gadsen
measuring thiry.two feet six fnches by one hundred
anu feet IN depth; back Line twenty-five feet aix
1nches more or less ~ - - -~~'
Ierms-one third cash; balance one two and three
Years; purchaser to pay for papers. Property in
e-Ally 1o1 A.1o lol.cy assaened. wamh April q
4 LOT on The East Side Of A7son street, seoera1
doors OeloU the db0Ue at AUCTION m
-h- BY SMITH & sMcGILLIVRAY. "a
On TUESDAY, the Soth OF April at IL O'Clock in front
: - :, % the Exchange, y,
= ALL TAAT LOT OF LAND in Anson street, bounded
on toe north by lands OF Kiep. south by lands OF
Margaret Pencil. cast by lands Darcy: me surin
back line Is feet inches. = NN'' N-''
Terms-one cash; balance in one two and thrce
years Purchaser to pay for papers. Property in
surcd and policy ess.sned wsrntu4 April d 4
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Thirty Years. Experience OF an Old -Nuxse,
MRS WNsLows SOOTHING SYRUP is the prescrip-
ton Of one Of the best female physicians and nurses Ia
the United States and has been used thirty yeas with
safety and success by millions Of mothers
ior their children It relieves the child from pain
cures dysentery and diarrhos gripping In tho bowela
and wind coc By giving health to the child 1t resta
the mother. 4H;7'tN. :'5:- - -. /
Be sure and call for +e1~-
,,s': ''nRs. W1NsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP"
Having the fac simtle Of "cunr1s PEnx1ss. on the
outside wrapper. All oth:rs are base irnitaAons
for sale oyDow1E NOISE, NO. 151 Meeting street,
opposite the Charleston Hotel 5,ss M
April % - 1sss f@%f} n sS& NJ. y.+,.ha
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MOUNT P1EAsANTs FEaRT.- the steam ferry-boat
leaves the wharf at fhefoot Il MaTket street every
day at 10 A. NJ, and 8 and p. NJ; and leaves
Mount Pleasant for the city at A. NJ, u NJ, and
half-past P. NJ. Fare Is cents.
As an inducement to large excursion parties,
fremen's pc-nics, &C., &C., the faro for such par
ties win be charged only one way, and Ehe fine hall
Of Mr.. TmNcKEN- at the head OF the wharf about
fifty feet long by. twenty-five wide, and in the
second story with great number OF windows,
will be at their disposal free OF cost. On Tuesday,
and Saturdays the feuy-boat runs to sullivans
Island. 2S.' - E.4s e '.54$ 2
BUSINESS NoT1cE.-We refer to JoHN CoMmuNs,
No. 1S7 Meeting street, upstairs, nearly opposite
Hayne street, where he offers United States Govern
ment Harness and Saddles, little used, at one
quarter their original cost. VISA April II
&e IN s5sss.- ELYsIUs.
new and important remedy for married ladies'.
Circulars can be obtained and the article supplied
upon application to the wholesale agents. p.
,sts, DOWE & NOISE,
Southern Drug House. No. Isl Meeting street.
April II 4 4.i tbstuamoa
aT,-yr.s H. II. s +.
you want cheap Blank Books;
IF you want cheap Stationery, Envelopes, Pa-
per, &C.; or, MnLEns' Almanac;
If you want Printing executed neatly;
you want Books bound in any style, OF Account
Books made to order, with any desired pattern Of
ruling, go to Hiram HAnR1s, No. 50 Broad street
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Eztract Ordinance RatiGed November qotsa isoa
sEC. cloth awning shall be putt In such man
nsr II e ebstEaet loot and no sign-boasd
ie aJy such awning q as1:boa4d. aled az fos.
81 o1heEsee! than e hessn directed aaan % remain
person OF parsons Nhosoever al,an, sdr the
:p4sp2ee pf s1pes1ng any goods other
g2eda or other Whatsoever or any
ss sss:, !sae, alley. public thoroughiale o. ahy
Dollars for each every such oRence, ano for
each and every night or day, the case may be, On
ever. Ihat Yendne Masters ahall be expose
before their stores such goods commodities as they
ssret public auction but not to up more room tha
tHs 9ns Sf sasir md y the
.sEG: emo person 9r WAosoesar. ahau suffer
any fire wood ooals good. merchandise, chr.
ages ~ gs q any despa9n or any other matter Or thing.
stand for longer space than four hours any street.
lane. anay public within the City un.
esa ger or 1w2 ools with COSTS for every hour
yond the above mentioned e1otina materisls for
euading, IT, regard to which the following reaulaHons
ssan ss esssse na,ae When person
9pon pon. y. 1sne. alley, or open court
WITHIN. the CITY. he. shfs they shan make
sppnc5o 1cr ne use Of 80 much ot the street
which such bglang Is to be srected nor extend
more tn Ex street which space such Der.
eon OF persons sha enclose witt snfcdant
assssia a s9su bnF q GsPes5 sad rsaaa 5as
and sucn fdnce togetlnr tho remaining material Se
ane or hhsN Eeaove az the work be fniahed
feing Two Dollars such fence or such
Anal atferwar6 remain .Rurenoveds and ou
asos %. having the removed At his har
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Free to Everybody,

= Lar Large pp Circular, giving information of the
greatest importance to the young Of both sexea
II teaches how the homey may become beautiful the
despdsed Respected and the forsaken loved S:s#t
No Young Lady or gentleman should fail to send their
ADDRESS and receive copy postpaid, by return mail
ss$ &sff4i Address p. o. Drawer, a,
March 80 4E'S,, 1yr fsnru.,,Ny N
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!: SODA WATER.

TUE UNDERsIGNED WILL CONTINUE TO DIS
their wen-known sands No. ssHAsEi sTREES he te.
Tween @ KING and Meeting streets. No. 42s1 KING STREET
MARKET northwest corner I1s- ~ - IN S,':N11 -
Drusgists and others viantrg to be supplied With
hs1 Or syrupss end dealars desiring Fountains
stessneTs aotels and private families
titles to suit purchasers Is 1-1's-tt - la
we are agents r the sale Of J. Merse Sons Justly
tseoIa.eo soea consisting of Generac
9oss fonnta1s Msrhla Draught Stands, silver Plated
heleerahng Draught Stands, Tumbler Holders and ali
at ne ;nanufacturers prices. with freight added MI
Dasrs N Soda Water throughout the State desiring
M1sses APPARATUS. before purchasing elsewhere .
catalogue and prca sent to any address
Nhe sppreciang the very liberal patronage extended
70 ns during the past season. Eha strive to merit "a
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BUSINESS .NOTICES.

e Il e. = +. Txy Them - 2ss:.5
Many persons have within this summer experienced
the benefits to be derived from the uso Of PANKs1s.s
HSPA11o B1rTERs. \ We would recommend them to an
who stand in need of a tonic sig5 4. sla
For sale by au Druggists q s@.l.s. = cctoher
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i.ts% %5sTSi4$-E RUBLKC NOTICE. $3$ t..@&g55
,Es ~. S,.s -s-s.-o OFFICE OF CITY TREAsURY,S) S
- Jaruary 8, 1857,
DUBL1C NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT UNDER
the following Ordinance licenses have bcen prepared
for delivery fsnm this Office. g, THOMAS. g'.'1

Il the following Oedinance licenses have boen prarared
for delivery hom this Office. g. THOMAS. 'e'I
City Treasurer. Eli
. SEC J. Be Ordained BY the Mayor and Aldermen ia
City coe assembled That from and after the Hrst ay
Of january licenses shall be out for an carts drsyy
and WAGONS used for private aud domestic purposea ia
the Bame manner and according to the proyisions
now OF force In relation to rays and Wagons or
cart dray wueon shan be provided with badge conc
taning the number thereof. and marked Rsipa to be
placed on the outside of the shaft - 40 5gN
SEC 2 No person shall be tnkan by the Treasurer as
surety 70 any bond under the Ordinance concerning IL
censes for CARTS wagons snd other carriages un-
Less he or she be freeholder. &i29F t,,. Al .
SEC The following ahaA hereafter be the rstaa for
hcenses for public and privnte carta d7ayB wsRups &C
including the horscs mules used thereof which shall
be free from oSher taxaton: . 49, I-2s- =.
PUB1Io cARTs, DRAYs ETC, OF rRnsR Eap1oxD M Arx
@ SUS1aEss wHATEyER, FOE HIRE DuEcT Or INDIRECT. "a
For every cart dray or wagon drawn by one horse
cart dFay wagon, drawn by two horses or
For every hack and carr1ag with two wheels $40
For svary hack and carriage With four Wheels $40
~ For every stage omnibus except Hne ornnibus)
with two herses, $50. 37 sFS y.. $ ~
For every stage or omnibus Except rns omnibusl.
drawn by four horses, 500 IN S., = "55 "
sso -. = : :. - Z,
For every wagon drawn BY or moro hceses
mules, 500 "A
"a. BREAD CARTS AND PRIVATE cAn1s, pHArs, Erc- 5a
II; For every bread cart or wagon, S6. S @
For every car dSay wagon, uaed fer petvato or
mesc purposes, End not to be employed IN the trans
porting Of goods, wures merchandise lumber or any
other commodity, for compensation. either directly or
indirectly 6or tie same shall pay for license the OF
Ratified IN City Council this 18th dsy Of January
81 In the year OF our Lord one Thousand eight
& dred and HS1ty-stx. ca I'm
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i Give Nature, ][';l, : +S.aSIi iff:.


PEOPLE -. EXPECT E TOO aucH. OF NATURE. THEY
trhe with their health and their tntons and then
are surprised that they fans sick.- Z /. Z ID 5
The pressure Of mental on bodily labor. upon
the ani!n powers Is Tremendous. Very few systerns
and bear up against tis pressure IN
assisted Add to this the,unhealhy influences which
lurk unseen in TIE air sreathe the water We arnk,
the lassude produced at this by the change from
the rigor OF Win to the warmth OF Spring. and it would
seem 70 require almost uuperhuman vgor to keep in
feet health without the physical energea
But how renioro0 them Certainly notwth saultera-
TED Is poison In the outer air or
Il the atnesphxe OF heated roouns or work
Shops q factories parpcaous as thosa
Auida. n :4s es5i:, Tg$; 5.s ss3f
Why use ehern when s, : ;s 80 n
HOsTETrERs STOMACH BrTTERs,
tonic without alloy everywhere obtain
able? NothanG has ever been offered to the feeble and
debitated 80 harmless in its nature, powerful In its
inVigoratng edests, as this celebrated ,.S5S
$s5S sEOAdACHfC, AND Alternative. IN ~
In the army and the navy in new settlements and in
crowded cities, by old and young, rich and poor it is
tused as 9 . rs .:4: 5.. e
PROTECTIVE AND RESTORATIVE MEDICINE, :
with nsse gratifying resuIts s TApriI %
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Know thy DESTINY.

MADAaE E r: THonsros. the great English Asrolo-
eist olairvoyant and Psychumetrcian, who has asto
iHhed the scientific classes Of the Old World has now To-
caseo herself at Hudson n. Z. Madame THonsToN pos
sesses such wonderful Of second sight as to
Die her to tpar knowledge Of the greatest importance
to the single or married Of either seq. While tr sta4o
of trance abe delneates the very features Of .he person
you are to marry and by the aid Of an instrument Of in
tense power known the Psychomctrope guarantees to
produce heke picture Of e future husband or wife
OF the applicant together with date marriage position
In life leading traits Of character, &o This is no hurn
hus. as thousand Of testimonials can asaert She viii
send, when desired. certified certificate or written
guarantee that the picture is what to be- By
enclosing small lock OF hair and satng place Of birth
age' dspoaso and and yoents
and stamped envelope yourself you WIN re-
ceve tho picture and desired Information by re,uru mail
All communications. .escredS connaaatial Address In
confidence. Madame q F: TAoRNToN.s 20 Box a2s
Hudson n Y.5s.sss I. ii s.S = Match 80
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/, JOHN BUCK N.
I. H. GARDNER.
sa~r-a.,. -.,lI- = -
NOTICE.

sssi iiEtS MOTTO e. s &s
:0fgIcE CLERK OF oFcoUNcn.-THE FOLLOWING
i.o Tuse s OF section 81 an to Raise Sup
pnes Ior she yotr IA publRhed for the information
persons selling Goods by sample Otherwise who
aos ses,aenfs Of this ei Al such persons arc hereby
notified 70 report at this Office. 757 ~
Three dollars on every hundred dollars of all goods
otherwisa. B 5;51 n r ShsTT1I - -
y March StS3E claw nr Conns,,,y
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AUCTION SALES.

Lot No. 60 RuAedge Avenue, containing House,
Kitchen and OutbuUd,ngy.
By DCRBEC & CO.
The above viii be sold TUESDAY. tho 3oh inst. at
IL O'Clock. A. NJ. at the old Custom House. The LOT
measures 40 by LOG ieet more less Can be treated
Terms cash Purchasers to pay for papers and stamps
April ~ - -.7...t lF
Beautiful Residence, No. "a Hdsez street, north
side, hoo doors east Of the Postobice.
By ALONZO j. WHITE & SON,
Brokers, AucefOncers and Real Estate Agrts.
Wnl BIO sold TUESDAY the 30th April at the north
tho Exchange Broad street, at IL o'clock A. NJ,
That beautiful RESIDE. CE. No. "a Hascl street. two
doors east of the Postoce known the residence of
Dr. Chsolm. Tho Lot 100 feet front by 129
feet deep, be tho same more less. Tho House
tains eight rooms, with extensive accommodations In
outbudings for horses and vehicles This is
the most attractive residence in the heart Of Charleston
and is peculiarly well situated for business profess
sional men. Dat @H& &1.N1E'i i4
Terms-One-third cash; balance payable in one and
two years. with interest frou day Of SALE payable eem
annuay credit portion secured by bo1d Of purchaser
and mortgage Of tho premises; buildings TO be insured
kept insured aud policy assigned Purchaser to pay
April 20 tuthsmtu5
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FIRE LOAN. sl
MAYORALTY OF CHARLESTON. !

HsE. l.:l5r . FIRE LOAN. %iE3tfa fa
MAYORALTY OF CHARLESTON
CITY HALL, November 8, 1856;
"A Ii PERSONS DESTROYS OF REBB1EDINGN 4E
"A Burnt Districts and Waste Places Of the CITY nm
der "An ACT OF the General Assembly, giving authority
to the City Council OF Charleston to pucaei In the rnn
ter OF Fire Loan with view to aid In building up the
City anew are hereby notified that the form Of spp-
cation for loans can be obned the office ct the Clerk
OF Council, between the hours Of A. NJ and p M 1g
Al applications must be fled TN the above mentioned
ofce MS the Committee Will meet every Monday to con-
slider the same. 18TH W. Fiji % i5g75- 4.
By order OF the Mayor W. a.. SMITH,
~ November 10 a$-$i. 2.s.r.s-; Clerk OF Council