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Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1867-10-09

MASONRY ON THE BATTLE FIELD. 1t is
published to tho world. upon the Very 70.
spectacle authority Of Prof. Lawson, that,
in the deadliest Of tho fight at Bpepa Vista,
near where Mckee, Clay, Vaughn, and
Willis fell, q young Kentuckian Of the 3rd
Infantry was struggling with upyielding and
manly courage to protect the honor of his
flag and the bright rcnown Of bis gallant
State, when upon vigorous and overwhel-
ming attack Of the enemy, he found all tho
brave hearts that Supported him borne down
by the sabres Of the Mexicans, and himself
cast to the, earth, dangerously wounded,
while hundred brightlanccs cleaned above
him. In this hopeless situation, when all
his comrades had fallen and tho chances of
the fight had entirely deserted his cause, no
feltjustitied, by his love Of life, to appeal to
a sign that is never made to true Mason
without response. The sign was scarcely
made before the bravest Mexican of them
oil leaped from his saddle, took him to his
cmpracc, and in a glorious effort to save his
fallen brother, was himself felled to tho
earth by his distardly and ferocious country.
man, who were ignorant of that holy tic
which thus bound those two kindred spirits
together in the dread collision of arms and
winged their gallant souls from the CORY field
OF death to the green fields of Paradise
above. Locked in each others arms, thew
both yielded up their lives and thus gave
to the world one more imperishable example
OF the force Of those links that unite tho
hearts of Masons in prosperity, in adversely
and in death.
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1867-10-09

H0- Why do birds feel depressed early
in summer morning ? Because their little
bills arc all over due.
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KTT'UALrsm.;

Bishop Mo1IwAmE, of Ohio, wrote q 1e5tr "a 81
Gently u answer to some inquiries from Hon. Jso
Caowz1r LID, bearing on the ritualstio oontro
ye1sy now in progress in England Heisverynevure
IN hls structures on ractarianism, ants Gale i
"Rormnanism md ii Dsghiae.", he briefly sketohas il.
history = England, and says that many IL ti,is
country are following, and although the movement
here is as yet in rear, it is hasen
ing TO keep company with it's Ang ican forernnner.
and in it's real aharactar and sins must be inter-
preted thereby: = parish
b hasa right ependentl Of theauss-
tian Of to max any important change
in or addiion to. the established and tine lhonor
ed exterior Of four public worship without tia CON
ssnt 81 laity ofhis parish, as its
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"a
85s. OFFICE CLERK OF COUNCH,l
TUE CITY COUNCIL HAVING 'fd1sS EIESTED e 'GSi Mh = E.
I,i J9 q. Chimney Contractor for the Upper
VIII enter upon the duties their oco on the 1at Of
1ebFuay =. ins and for the general
puonc the following Ordinance is published r.
W. 81. SMITH, Clerk Of Council.
An ORDINANCE TO EsrAR11sH THE OFFICE OF oHnryrv
Be It ordained BY he Mayor and Aldermen City cou,,-
dnance there shall be annually elected two Contractors
os sweeping chimneys; the hrst all that part Of the
city taking IN Wards Nos. 1, and 4; aud tho second
for al that part Of the city, taking in Nos and = and
5sSh % Of tn sad ?. shall give bond to the
two good srroes conditioned for the faithful perform
ance O. their duty. II = -
chimney or chrnneys thereto in which fire usually
made shall allow and permit the said Contractor or Con
tractors to vit inspect and be swept the said
chimney or chineys in every month and he ahc or
ees ana IN sa pess oe M
sweeping OF nny chimney before directed he sha or
the Mayor shall DC fined In suul not exceeding fts
SEC 8 II the Contractor for sweeping shall NEGLECT
this duty IN not causing the chimney to be
perfectly neat and clean or leaving any chimney
directed sad contractor on infoaon ueora &
Mayor Of such neglect shall, conviction thereof be
Contractor opposed or prevented tom sWeepna ,
sn1d chimney; then the tine may be inflicted on the oc
SEC Said Contractor ahan give notice public print
OF the time and hour the chimney chineys is or are
before and such sweeping shnu take place at nroner
snd 90 o h9u5 and such aha
ed whcre any person sending for sweep shall be imns
possible. So - A "
SEC In an cases Of neglect Of the said Contractors
not herein provided for conviction thereof before tho
Mayor such Contractor Ehnu be fined In any sum NOT
exceedins fifty dollars: and that any sweep boy sweeping
or Offering TO sweep chmneys In this city unless licensed
BY tho Contractor shan be hned In sum not cxceetng
dve dol!ats, to be recovered in the Msyore Court
SEC The following fees shall DO allowed for Sweep
Ing chimneys, viz: ten cents for each story
SEC - Houses which have chinneys wherein anthrs-
CITE coal burnt exclusively, win be required to be
sEo g. That all Ordinances und parts Of Ordinances
hereto be and tho are hereby repea
y ~ axty-aix. 1.7711 P.C cGTT91Pn 49, ~ a0o
Februnty1 LIMO ". a. SMITH Clerk Of CouneI1
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LARGEST C1RcuLAr1oN.--2Ihe DAILY
NEWS puJiishex the Official List Of Let
teys remain,ny IN the Poxto6fce at the end
Of each -eoeeh, ngrceahiy to the .to'lo'r1a:
section of he Ncec Iostobfce La1o, as The
nr~xpu,,er hnp;ng The largest circulation IN
the City Of Charleston: 7
SECTION g. It further enacted, That Lists OF let
ters remaining uncaed for in Postohcc in any city.
town village. wherc newspaper shall bc printed.
shall hereafter DO pubishcd once only tr the
which, being published weekly oftensr shall have the
largest circulation within range Of delivery OF the said
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rHE TRUE REMEDY FOUND AR LAST.

One EENRY B. BLACKWELL "a brother, we sup
pose, Of the famous DR.. ELIZABETH BI4aCRwELL),
has sent Us pamphlet, or circular rather, enti-
tied: what the South can do. How the Southern
States can make themselves masters OF the situa-
tion." Mr. BLACKWELL is evidently much enanr-
ored Of his plan, and thinks he is on the broad
road to fame il not to fortune. We are willing to
lend helping hand and enabio him, to see his
name in print. The production before as is a sort
Of encyclical letter to the Legislatures Of the
Southern States; and the remedy proposed, tho
panacea,-the sovereign balm that is to heal the
national wound, is woman suffrage.
Mr.. BLACKWELL. does not mince matters; he takes
common sense views Of afnirs, and looks facts in
tho face. BE is opposed to the constitutional
Amendment cit satisfies nobody; not even its
authors" tsThe radical principles are i1nmovably
fixed upon negro suffrage as condition Of South
ern States reconstruction" ssOn the other hand,
Q majority Of the Southern white population are
infaxibly opposed to negro suffrage in any form,
universal OF qualified" Here then is q deadlock.
aIr. B. then sets forth the strength Of the North
her unparalleled prowess, ETC.. ETC., all Of which tc
show that in case Of another civil war the South
must go under. Concession Of equality to the ne
gro therefore, the only salvable alternative But
he is kind enough to point Q way of escape, He
| says: 5q. t5 is. st- .{.;z
''Your four millions Of Southern white wome1
will counterbalance your four millions of negro
men and women; and thus the politicsl supremacy
of your white race will remain unchanged he
then supports his theory by figures. The popula
tion Of the Southern States is about 2,oOO 900
Estim ating one male voter to every Eve persons
the present vote is 1600 600 white males to which
may be added an equal number of white females
giving total white vote of $500 600; while ne
groes, male and female, viii only yield 1,G0o, ,O0t
votes Suppose that all the negroes vote one
way and all tho whites the other, your white ma
jority," says Mr. B., would be LOGO 00O equal K
your present tota vote. Meanwhile, your influ
ence in the cou ellis OF the nation. VII be create,
than ever before, because your emancipated slave.
will be counted in the basis Of represent ,tion in
cad Of as formerly in the ratio Of Eve for three
! Very kind Of this radical farat1c, who no doub
has some private axe OF his own to grind d:-t
point out to US, in confidence, IL wero p1an BY
which We may substantially gain all We want; ani
the fellow even has the unp ralleled ,mpudence te
say: In the Light Of the history of your Conrede
racy, can any Southeruer fear to trust the wome1
OF the South with the ballot" IL.
But we have already said enough, and perhaps: q
great deal more than enough about this tsnew plan
of reconstruction" ard about ths gallant Mr
BLACKWELL, its author. 5@,sf-ts54 js-
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CHI A r l. S TON
MONDAY MORNING. FEBRUARY IL, 1857.
TRADE IN PHIL ApELPHIA.

The widespread alarr at the course Of the Radi-
calls in Congress is finding general expression
among the commercial class Of the North. The
newspapers in the great cities North are scussing
ssThe Crisis" in elaborate editorials, mploring Con
gress to stop the agitation. The Philadelphia
North American, which represents the commercial
interests Of that city, last Tuesday gave utter
ance to the gloomy forebodings which now check
enterprise and paralyze excrtion in every branch
Of industry. It says: THE general depression OF
trade is felt throughout the country, aud there is
beginning to be nervous apprehension as to the
future" T. further says: If The session Of Con
gress we're to end on the 4th OF March next, as
usual, we should have end Of political excite
ment and uncertainty respecting tariffs, taxes, and
financial measures would terminate. But the
Meeting Of new Congress Immediately is very
likely to prevent trade from getting fresh start
with the opening Of spring"
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So Al COMMUNICATIONS intended for publication In
his journal must be addressed to The Edator of The
Daily Ne,ns. No. Is Hnyne-srea, Charleston, S. G..
Business Communications to Publisher Of Daily
Nctcs. .5 t@ te
We cannot undertake 10 return rejected consnaunica-
lions. .
advertisements outside Of 1.e oily n,ust be acconpa
MED ,oith the cssh.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
RATTLE NOTICE

THE RAFFLE FOR THE PONIES, AND HARNESS
AND BUGGY will positvey t.ke place on Tue.day Euer-
s'g February H. at 8H O'clock 1T the BILLIARD PAR
Hoh' opposite the Mills House Persons holding
are requested to be present. NIL chances must
be paid or before throwing. Tickets uusod win be
1al1eo 1or. February IL
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vestrymon- layman's voco has just as much
night to be heard in such matters as clergymans.
Inc Clergyman is no moro church member than
he nor has he any deeper concern in the purity Of
the faith or the preciousncss Of the Gospel,
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CITY ADVERTISEMENTS,

nFF1CE1 OF CHIEF OF DETECTIVE.
~ SEBEuAEY 5.-Rncovercd and row this Oficc,
TWO COPPER PUMpo which the owners arc requested
to coucc forward and identity. J. G. CAMP: ELI,
in
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/ :;IItD!&1,; y.
FOUND,

.Es0gED, AZ, SOUTH; CAROnInA5zesTATT
with coryonsS Sastachnd. for o1sThnussnd
~ tna 0Hnes can: hayS By proving
IL gcSyan& toT Apply toJ n ROBaON
NC ~ EaSs BAy. tEe,,rus.sI
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~ - - :
FAN A N clAl,,
G;ONEE NrAN,IEEl ,

IitVN = Z Y Z tN'FET, " ="
IRON FIVE To TEN THOUSAND DOLLARS. FOR
one car. upon unucumbcrcd Real Estate within
the city in several eligible localities with rsnts for as-
suranccs or ecmt-aania payment interest. Apply,
DetWcen and u A. NJ ora 10 P. NJ at No. 143 CAL
hOUN STREET, or through Box No. Post onice
February
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CARD.
C,'-E1-AS

THAT WE SELL ARE IMPORTED DIRECT BY W. g.
G0hMIN sSs CO. and Ras9 throngh no other bands en-
UNADULTERATED but to sail nt the following prices
ELNESL YOU'VE aYSON. 90
FINE YOUNG aYSON.... Il 50 to rs
F1NESI GUNPOWDER. R.......-s..................2 IS
FINEST IMPERIAL. -. :. So. -
CHOICEST ENGIlsA BREAKFAsT..... ....... 25
EMty1ISA BkEAkFAST.. 50
C6O1CESC OOLONG... Observation-Disclosures. 90
CHOICE OOLONG... 50
~ we keep. a!so. supply OF oheaper g18des-a good
quality Of d2EEN AND BLACK TEA, MIXED, at ii so
per pound S.[iNsss ~. f,st1.. |-t -,34t
d Just received. new supply Of OLD JAVA coETEE.
&C; r PARGAED 6oe; GROUND; t1a.; OLD RIO, s5c.
The PARCHED COFFEE represent to be OF the
FIRST QUALITY parched by with great care. trial
Of these Co1ees, Grean Parched and Ground. WIN con-
vince the consumer ON that point -..sts ~ Al l @
=. GENUINE MOCHA AND tAGUAYRA.. g4.st H.
The FILLING OF ORDERS Personally Intended to by
one OF the Managers Goods delivered to all parts the
city FREE OF CHARGE. tytl,s:!,s.?. n n.
A supply ofGOsHEN DAIRY BUTTER win ar-ive ON
Tuesday, Ez!. Sruo Februsxy
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PUBLIC NOTICE.
0EETCE or rrUv S1r

.r rt. F- PUBLIC NOTICE.
| %.- OFFICE OF CITY TREASURY !
Pun11o NOTICE HEREBY GIVEN SfEaNs7E TzaT ISL SN5E
the following Ordinance licenses have bean prepared
| for delivery rom this eface. 8. THOMAS, 4
sEo l. Ordained 1y a. Aayo- and 1isy1ae. t.,
Osy Catsacl ossenz That d after the arst 1nv
o. licenses shan be taken ont for an Carts drays
and wagons used TOR private and domestic purposes In
the same md according same pfovions
r be n relation 70 SaE dys and let
er ahan be provided with badge
placed taoe outside Of tue SHAFT ''e'1s' - %
sEc. No; person shan taken by the Itaasurer aa
ss hs q s5e ee Es 'a o'ner carriages IN
licenses public and privat ye ee ases 1er
including the horses or nrles used thereof which sh
Run1Io oAR1n. DRAys, ETC., THosz Kn1oyRp M Aax
EusIEss WHATEVER, FOR H1RH DRror on rpmroT =
syesy cart dray or wagon drawn by horse
Fog ESs syssy y cart ray drawn By two horses Or
Fos syssy ssf hsef an. and ssEzsgs VII two wheels,
with two horses $50 f:3i 1s - !''
Fos every stage OF orunhus ta1eept lne omnibus),
sca HoF every truck drawn two horses mules
Fos every wagon drawn b. two a. more horse,
-, -. aasAD eAars A,rp PRIVATE CARTS, paArs. ETC.
ana % r. esd for private
NI.
os9er for compensation, either directly OF
indirectly for the sae, shall pay for license the mm oY
~, exclusive Of tho horse or mule 4. y"
hatdhed IN City Council this 18th day Of january
81 II The year of or Lord thousand eight nun
s.@%5... - : PC. GAnIARD, Mayor.
Jenuazy 8 z- w. r. SMITH, CLARK Of Council.
CITY TAXES.-MONTI4LY RETURNS. =
Ei. OFFICE OF THE CITY ASSESSORS
- - !. CITY HAII, February LIST, 1867, )
IN that the MONTHLY RETURNS for the nannth Of
ratified On the 2sth day OF December 1asS 1nmst r
made On OF before the 18th inst. D. q. O.GIBsON. (, :
~: Eeofuafy1 sltt33.%4J 10 % City Assessor
Fl r. - s OFFICE OF THE CAPTAIN OF POLICEs)
-. CHARLESTON, g. O.. January 2E 1857
rTNHE FOLLOWING ORDINANCE Is HEREBY:p6fB
orders TO report a cases Of violation and ar the Lat
" nis EenEuary next @. B, s1GWALD. sI1S
t4 -:14, !. Captain OF Police.
-, b D al @ WAIxs or THE crrY
Be crddsaed byha Mayor and Alz.,mea ofCHayles-
ton ~ Cy cmcI ASSEMBLED Il hereby oTde;ned b.
s Of tho same That from and after the frst day
Or occupant OF each Lot city having for
carriages wagons carts and drays OF wood or
stone, extending not more four feet n the crrSi
sns towards tho csnie Of tho street, and the owner or
toprosect tho naveent against the entra1c Of
or other vehicles, shall forfeit end pay tho sum
of hya doarss and In the the
beeones hroken he sha p1ys in addition to the noro-
said penalty he costs and charges Of nendins the came
md also sum Of Ave dollars for each day the same
aharI re1usin 90 broken. 3S$s77ry -T /
Raaaed n n City Council August IS. 1851.
ogenuary 2s 80 tsl3 limo
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STATE TAXES. IN
GENERAL TAX OFFICE,


'A'HE OFFICE OF TEE IAXl OLLEcToR For T17E
Parishes OF St Philip and st. Michael ia still onen
for the receipt of Returns OF Taxable property aud ziIl
continue to DO opened until the 18th inclsdye after
which time double executions will be issued auninnt
defaulters. E.glIl 1t.g- ' e~
The Returns VIII embrace Real Estate Gas Light Com
PAM Articles Buggies Carriages Gold
and Sllvec Plate, Watches, Jewery, Pianos Incomes
nom Employmenta Faculties and Professions fincludnr
Dentst Salaries, Rents, Divdends Money at Interesf
saw Mills Flour Mills, Grst Mills, Cotton Ginned on
bles Butchers Hucksters, Billiard Tables Bowline Al
leys Bar Rooms whether connected with hotels or 9TH
erwise Fcrr1ee Toll gates, Hacks Stapo Coachea Draws
and baggage Wagons, Onnfbusea, Race Tracks Char.
tors Renewal OF Chn1ters Commissions Insurance Cons
paies Pictorial Newspapers, Newspapers published In
the State Sales Goods Wares and Merchandise National
BANKS Photog1aphing and Daguerreotypins Dogs, ex-
cept one for each inhabited lot and Capitaton fax on
all males between tbs ages Of u md so years ~
February IL Tax-conector St P. and st. NJ
nFFECE OF CHIEF Of DETECTIVES
" FEBRUARY Z. 1867-Recovered and now at this
office. = yards COTTON GOODS The owner Ia re-
qussted TO come forward and prove property.
= J. G. CAMPBELL.
9e1oAty Lieut.. in Charge.
DIRECT DEPORTATION OF ENGLIsY
;...--. - - l6ADDLERY. /.
usT REGhlvED ~ El FINE STEEL CHHNEY BITS
. Fine Stained Bride MountnRs
Fine Kersey Horse Shesting. So, &C. Sc
J. G. NOLAND.
Survivor Of A. Mckenzie 4 Co..
NO 11o Meeting street.. Market
Please eromaznber am NOT at the old stand. - =.
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a nj UsEM EMTs.
Gin &nIf

Der Dsutf8en geuer Gompaup p,rs aattHuseu ;m
Spr.sen. .Sa1e, gum 8st.u ber Deuti&ea Gpansei,14-
bag geebrte beuti&e Bublihm ersebenft eiuselabeu it,
u{s 9ss ne erut IN ibsss Uniform e@einen
eoumitt.:: Gbas. Berrie, Chairman. ). Wuner. 6.
2Diebfe, @. Riedc, unh g. Gngel
Febrnaryo M. 4I4
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EDUCATiO MAl,

STATE NORAdAL,AHD: :TfI(zFI sCW11,1 Nm
ESEA51!saED BY THE LEGIaLATURE FOR THp
1EMnsIEUCIiON En OF YOUNG LADIES IN THE HiGE.
STREET. CHARLESTON s. c. 4 '''o-,.-,.- ELl AAAE -
WHL1BE OPEN JANUARY 40, 1857 REy. .HRNRY
M. MOOD A. NJ, Principal Professorx Tescners
have been employed ard thorouoh
nas1 VII pc Afforded In every department. The
OF study LIB OF the highest grade y yono
s1a is equal to the most advanced standari q
each. m -, =, ~ A'o hnoatns
lni4on, Including theuuual brsnohes Win FRENCH
on Pupils may obtain Board under the direction IN
ns tf1nc.pa, At S36 per four weeks which inoudss
nshta and fue al payments sudcily In advanSe
II g = .sg G g. }MEhIMINGNR, b
a, v, Hr,,,rr -, Chairman Of tho Board.
G Co1u1nbia papers please COPY six tinaa occ.
~ses, and ssnd btl to tho Secretary. ct Charoston
January a.. --sl 49, .ti.. l' 35'2775'' rnwi9
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: LAW NOTICE.

Nv. w. 1T A RLLEE,
MARS BLUFF, IS. c.,
DRACTICEs IN THE COURTS or Law AND Fnr11.
4 TX 1or Darlington. Marion. Horny aud Willians-
HARILEE q sl BOYD, Darlington ooe at Darlington
ut Marion. T77-1--' s"" - --11oN~'' ~ ~o'AAso
r;aala1.L AARLLE . WILSON. Williamsburg. omee at
A1nest1oe. - l..ittIsa;.5 '1no G&S-. #! january 19
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..;a# OFFICE OF TIE CAPTAIN OF poL1oE,;
CHARLESTON s. c.. February s. 1867. x
ORDER TO GIVE ALL INTERESTED AN OPPOR-
TUSrrY to erect platforms to protect tho sidewalks
in front Of their lots required by Ordinance pub
nshed said Ordinance will not be enforced until the 10th
February inst c. b, SIGWALD. -
Eebruary6 u Captain or Police
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- NIGHT SCHOOL,. .7T--- =
kH.AND AFEER MONDAY THE EXERCISES OF TIE
,ss east 1ide one door south OF Geosae At
hGsa VII pc taught Book keeping, writing aud the
Rhstaesa Algebra Geometry DC, polincal ECONOMY
Terms mederata. Apply a. above. &SY.si& " $5{4: s
r. :, =. =. - !, I 3.ts kDOTY & aHERFEsEE
~ nWf2mo y!
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NEWS SUMMARY.

Gold closed in New York. on Saturday, at 1871;
Cotton closed at Liverpool, on Saturday, at 14la
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ITO RENT, A THREE-sTORY BRICE
fno5ao s, ~ Wentworth street between Smith an
Watsr fixtures complete. Apply at the ofce Of WiIK
SUN d1LCHR1ST, Attorneys at Law, No. 4s Broa
bi III n .
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T O R < n r.

ITO RENT, "A NEW AND WELL FINTsIyEn
: Il TWO AND HALF STORY BRICK HOUsE With
Upright rooms dressing rooms and large finished
buildings. situated in Trumbo'e Place near cornsr
hroad aud Kutedse streets. Apply the premises
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WANTED, A. GOVERNESS To GO INTO
w tho country Must be fully competent teach oil
Of the English Branches and Vocal and Instrumental
Music on Piano. Address NJ BULL. Oranseburg. s. c.
EeoEuAry IL n.
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Extract from Ordinance Ratified Noren,oe Goth, 1906
Sec s. No cloth awning shall be put up such man
ner as to obsruct loot passenge1s and sign board
shall BE- erected otherwise than thirteen feet
face OF tho ground or foot pavement
under penalty Of Tweny Dollars each and every
day, while any such ming sign-board. nxed
ed otherwise than herein directed. shall rcnaip
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W. A N T S.

"ANTEO-ONE HUNDRED HANDS AC.
wv CUSTOMED to tho culture OF Rico and Cotton
Liberal wages and all necessary accommodations given
Apply to ga O. F Christie okcr & Aleznnde7's stablee
King, ncar Morris street 81 February III
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TO EsrAHIIsH THE OFFICE CHIMNEY CONTRACTOR
35s. OFFICE CLERK OF COUNCIL. J.
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Dissolution.
HECO-PARTNERSHIP HERETO.

YTyHEC COMPREHENSIVE HERETO.
4 fore ext sting between the undersigned
In the Hat, Cap, and Fur business was dis
solved on the Isl day OF January, 1867. BY
ametual consent. Both partners are author
lied to use the firm in settlement of the
Partnership business. 60 AL III
Philip VAUTIER. -ofa
~ ALEXANDER MARCONNIER.
Persons indebted to the late firm will
please make immediate settlement. u
Ht}kttG Hls----- y J2J1l y
Notice.
YTVHE BUSINESS WILL BE CON.
Il tinued as heretofore, with all the adj
'vantages of the change of connection. M
Vautier residing in New York will enaLIe
me to get the best grades and most FASH
ionable goods at the lowest rates Thank-
ing our patrons for past favors, hope by
strict attention to business and Increased
facilities, to merit the continued -sIlnnort
of an appreeiatiVe public. 5s5 y r.,
y 4iianl6fitf da ~ ~ A. MARCONNTER
IVA GENTIBMEN'Ss RESTAURANT,
up51 sTs 9flNo. o First Street. .G
TRUNTz 4 MENTzER. Proprietors.
The choicest Wines and LIQUORS will be
kept constantly on hana; and special at
- : s = p, VI RESTAURANT a
where all The delieaeies OF the season will
be Served in the most approved style<--
making il Q pheasant resort for the MER-
CHA MIS- and BUSINESS MEN of the city.
A liberal patronage is solicited.
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