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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-03-23
PETER MARTINS
i5I .n PATENT lRON.CLAD F"s
WARM AIR FURNACB,
....-.. ... .. FOR WARNING t T....,.
Dwellings,, Stores, Churches, School Fuildings,
Halls, Court ! ouses, Public Buildings
of all kinds sc.
Replenished with Fuel but once week requiring
n less Fuel than any other Air Furnace ever o.,
%. d before invented. q '.
Pure, Even, UnbuTut Atmosphere,
Night and Day, WiIh0ut the
Usual Trouble ana At
..r...fr -.-..' -..Ha tenLiOns -r. .-... -..!t

-DY AN INGENIOUS CONTRIVANCE,
ID originating with the inven tor of this Furnace,
all the cold air is made to pass through water It's
way to the cold air chamber. thus cleansing it of
every particle of dust, that it enters the room
pure as Though it was on the mountains top. Ply
scians praise it, and recomm end it on account of
its health imp irting tendency. = #ft-ffIG
The amount of Fuel required by this Furnace to
warm adweing of from nine to thirteen rooms, is
no greater than is required by one CRATE; and it
gives an even, summer-like temperature, night and
day, in all parts of the house.
After several seasons use this Furnace fully
established its claim the most desirable XaFfp-
ing and Ventsting Apparatus in use. BURNING
anthracite or bituminous coal, coke wood equally
we'll. upon the true principle OF econ omv-slow
combustion of a large mass of fuel-it secures an
evenness and freshness of temperature, steady
flow of pure, clean, unburnt air, night and day,
while the furnace itself will not burn out require
repairs for many years. The correctness of the
above is certified to the written testm onials of
many leading citizens of this and other cities, which
will be furnished with illustrated descriptive
pamphlet price list &C., upon application by mail.
or at Nos 149 and Isl West Fifth street Cincinnati
Ohio. PETER MARTIN, -
dec24-d3m Inventor aud Manufactures.
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REVUARD.

At THE ACCIDENT TO THE
n Freight Train on the Spring Street Railroad
Bridge Sunday evening, one car load of hogs was
-unioaded. Twenty of the hogs have strayed away
weighing from 12e to $50 pounds each. They ean
be easily identified, as they must be very muddy.
their delivery at the Railroad Depot, viii pay lib
orally. g9T III iaosa ada 1910 4. LOUGH,
mch12 1Olls 3Je.t.) q .gI,l.. II Agent.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-03-23

To GIVE your readers an idea of the lux
ury Of dress, and Of the expense bestowed
unon IT in Paris at this moment. / will just
s35H5aifI5at M6ssFs. Worth and BOberg, Oof
the the Rue de la Paix, asked an American lady,
the other flay, seven thousand francs four
teen hundred doIlars) for dress OF no ex-
trsortlfnarv trs1, richness, which was immedi
atefy acduiesced in, so great Is the desire to
sffix the name of that house to any toiiets
worn and dadmired.-P Paris Letter.
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ENDORSEMENT d. Oil .3t!hee PRESS,

The many thousands cured at this establishment
within the last twenty years, and the numerous i'm
portart Surgical Operations performed by DR.. John
ston, witnessed by the ,repOrters of The San and
many other papers, notices of which have appeared
again and again before thepubie besides his stand
ng as gentleman of character and responsibility.
8 a icient guarantee to the afflicted. H'j
~ SKIN DISEASES SPEEDILY CURED.
junel9-d1y .,sl- -...e.s,. J. .f,fr- = - - =
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-03-23

A vFfN Of valuable coal has been discoF-
cred al the Portland quarries, Conn. -
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-03-23

Eastern Through gu i Mails,
e 20. g. l. CIR. R...-...-
Eastern Way Mails, G. @.
& g. r. R.....,.s.......
.4rrtbWest, via Ft,W.&Css
L-O,C. &O.R. R,......
Chicaso, via g. p. l., g.
&C. r o. B. Re,...-. -s--lI--,,
Little Miami R. R. through
little Miami r. r. Way.
e. czsSD;;.yRTIi. 9; : wbssIins. bNsTssk.
e. o. r. R.. Way......-.
G.. PAL, through 4 way.
Circleyille, Chillicothe d
Portsmouth
Lancaster, ! Ohio..s....s..
East 3y, National Road.
lHt.lVeraonl Way. Wester-
sasviHe< &e.....-.@...s.3
North Columbus and Clin-
"A teRFiile y. ...s...: 5...
W ashingten CHI. via Hare
.,srisburg. a9(tri-weekIky.l
hi arrives MondaysS We'd
nesdays, & Fridays, and
: leaves tuesdays, Thurs
days and Saturdays. -
Centre Village. (tEi-week-
s1y1Tuesdays, Thursdays
and saturdays. s.-..-....
2 ORFTCE HoURs.-0m 0mce q
and closes at T1z p. NJ. Su
Tind CLOSES at az A. M. 81
All Mails close on Sunda
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MARRIAGE,

Reflect that sound mind and body are the most
necessary requisites to promote connubial ,happi-
ness Indeed, without these the journey through
life becomes q weary pilgrimage; eprospect heur-
ly darkens to the view, the mind becomes shadowed
with despair, and filed with the melancholy refec-
ton that the happiness of another becomes bghted
nth nI1r nuun
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OFFICE,7 South Frederick street,
Left-hand, side going from Baltimore street. few
doors from the corner. Fail not to observe name
and number. vel1rs3 = ~ .tfs. Il. .L1O:5t.t
81 Noletters received unless postpaid and con-
writing should state age, and send portion of ad-
vertisement describing symptoms.
The Doctors DIPLOMA hangs in his Office. loi
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:, j. Closing and Arrival Of Mails
bts sb,,s, -,,f Gar - eso;AT. THE 9-sfll5 T07if,i
COLUMBUS POST OFFICE

J ARRIVES. 't CLOSES
A. N. p. N. A. NJ. p, u.
-1I:2O. 10:45 1890 T:30
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TAKE p 'PARTIcULAHs NOTICE.
YOUNG MEN

Whohave injured themselves by certain practice,
INDUCED in when alone, habit frequently learned
from evil oompanions, at school, the effects of
which are nightly felt even when asleep and. if not
cured renders marriage impossible, and destroys
both mind and body, should apply immedis' ely: )!
What pity that q young man. the hope OF his
from all prospects and enjoyments of life by the con-
sequence of deviating from the path of nature and
indnlging in certain secret habit. Such persons
must before contemplating
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-03-23

Member Of the Royal College Of Surgeons, London.
Graduate of Of the most eminent COLLEGES in the
been spent 10 the hospitals Of London Paris, Phila
delphia and elsewhere. has effected some of the most
troubled with ringing in the head and ears when
asleep great nervousness, being alarmed at sndden
sounds ashfulness with frequent blushihk attend
ed sometimes with derangemeutof mind, werecured
Immediately.
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THE JULY SESSION OF CONGRESS.

Tho Indications In political circles at Wash
ington, and at the great centres Of population
at Tho North, are that Congross will meet in July.
Tho hot weather and the we'll known miasmat-
10 atmosphere prevalent on the banks of the
Potomac, Mt this season Of the year, may e1er-
else a potent influence Of shaking tho resolve Of
the Radical leaders; ifnot 10 forego, their pur-
pose altogcthor, Of having an extra session,
certainly Of cutting II short, and adjournine at
an carly day. An extra session Of Congress a.
this time, is little less than national calsmi.
~. The reconstruction question, tho apple Of
liscord in the national councils, during the
past two years, was In q fair way of peace
nble and satisfactory solution not satisfactory
TO oil parties, to be suro sill, with It's proyi
sions, as they arc, tho greLt majority OF our
people had accepted the aot, and under Il woro
prepared to work out their reconstruction; AK
ing nothing so much as to bo lot alone. The
plan, not altogether conceived in charity, per-
haps, by our law-givers, as they woull have us
believe, nevertheless has worked far bettor
than was, or could have been anticipated either
by ourselves or by tho .lookers-on, Tho people
Of Tho North. ~, u +, ~ -. !, Xxx,
That 50 gigantic pieco Of machinery should
occasionally produce a Jarring, should some
times become clossed, or even be The eAu,e of
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serious accident, Is no moro than what might
DO reasonably expected; but this is scarcely
sufficient reason for throwing il aside before
tho work is huff done, and return 10 cbsps in the
VAN hope thnt tho next time the cong rcssional
a'ee-boS is shaken an act moro constitutional
thun Tho present Military Bill shall bo brought
lor'h. Already wo sec somo papers express n
hope Tint if Congress meet in July il ought,
and no doubt will, set inside tho Reconstruction
Ac'' and BY nn net Of tardy justice at onco re-
instatc ms in our constitutional rights
meregret TINT we cannot adopt such optimst
views. "o have seen nothing in the Northern
press during tho past thrco months, 10 indionto
that thcro las boon such q "rcturniug scnse of
Justice" in TINT section On the contrary, we have
Ind abundant Indications OIL the pnrt of
tanaticnl members Of q purpose to do the utmost
possible injury to the white people OF these
Southern Stn;cs. At tho last session of Con-
gross they were out -nRn9uyrcd and out-votcd.
They nre, however, persistent in their efforts,
md will gladly embrace tho opportunity given
them by the apparent difference between tho
original Reconstruction Act md the Presidents
Interpretation Of it, 10 call special session of
SohBi COG Aoi tho ufPoss VI oS'ei"HiuB INV
true meaning Of tho Act. Once together, they
will Of course Try overy man1uvro Of parly
tactics to accomplish their designs. And even
if no worse result follow than nero agitation,
md tho anxiety inscparablc from il, this in it.
| self is TO be deprecated We have already rs
much on our shoulders, as wo can we'll Singer
| under. Registration and voting, synchronous
with hooing and ploughing, pulling fodder and
picking cotton, VIC should think, is quito ms
much rs any ordinary genius among us cRn in
reason bc considered equal 10. If still further
topics of engrossiug interest nro to be added
TO these, we cannot sny who would be sufti-
cienl for these things.
| Wow it from what light We will, il is deeply
TO lie regretted thai anything should have beer
iono at this time TO provoke July session o.
Congress; and wo arc even yet not without
hope, that this great national evil may bt
avoided.
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AN ORDINANCE
10 REGULATE TEE BroRAoE op prrzofruN, rrs Pro.
DUCTS, ASD OTHER EYILMMApLx Ola

10 REGULATE TEE BroRloE or PErzofguN rra Pho.
DUCTS, ASD OTHER IKYIlMMApLx OILS,
sRc !. De u orddfnad BY As Hayor AMI Aldermen. IN
Guy Council dtiembld, That foin and after tho l6th day
o. june neIt u shall not BIO lawful TO keep Petroleum.
horoeone Hook OIL Bcnzine. BonIole, any othor In.
nammabo OIL or oils on storage for sale In any CELLAR
ay Than my gallons on any lot proinises, and
any Guoh quantity kept stored shall be contained in
yesAels Of On or other metal. I0T-----
BIO That Petroleum, ilr products or any ohor In.
OIL or os when brought into the city by land
or watA may be kept on any ot In any bn1ldng IN
which cotton Is not stored, period exceeding
t.enty-fouf hours, upon the expiration Of which time
sha bo removed and kept In Tho manner required BY
the foregoing section. .--.I. .-E.. !
sEo 9. any person or persons violating any part OF
this Ordinance lhaI bo subject to lno OF two hundred
dollars for each offence IN any Court Of COM
potent Jurisdiction. ts3
hAaned In oty Councn this twenty day OF May In
tho year Of our Lord ono thousand eight hundred and
EItysevsn. =.
L.al - r. Q. aAILIAaD, Mayor.
". b. Ra1H, CLARK Of Council JUNo
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CHI A r L E S TON.
TUESDAY MORNING, JUNE Is, 1867.

jon WoRK.-No hive now completed our
time, ALL KINDS OF JOB WORK, and we
most respectfully ask the patronage of our
friends
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PUBLIC NOTICE,
nRETrH M fJrrxr rrrD-

PUBLIC NOTICE. atJ
oFFIcK OF CITY TREASURY,
pCDIIo NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THDER
tho following Ordinance licenses have boon prtnart
for delivery nom this ofnce. 8. THOMAS.
gso: I. ge q orddn<d BY Rs Mayor and Aid,rmenin
cy oounei aiiembsd, That hom nd aftor the nrI day
and wagons, used for private and domestic puroses Ia
tho same manner, and according to tho provisions
now Of iorcc In relation to Carts drays and wagons
cart dray wagon, sha be provided with badge
tanning tho number thereof and mariod Privats To bo
Bro. q No person shall DO taken by The Treasurer
surety 70 any bond under the Ordinance concerning Il.
een.ss for Carts dys wagons and other carriages un.
Bxo. 8 Tho following shill hereafter be tho rates for
licenses for public and private Carts dinys wagons. a
Including tho horses or mules usol thereof which aina
be FREQ from other tAIAtioni .al-.5t
PUDIIc ciR1s, pnIys, ETC, Or THOSE xEPLovKD IN AHx
BusnlEss wILAIxyKn, ron HIRE DIRECT on Mpmncr.
For every o.r dny or wagon drawn BY one horse or
qiS Tos s1sr, cart dr.y or wagon two hor.o.or
For oYery h.ok and carriage with two whccls. s9o
For ersry stage or omnibus tezcept line Omnibus,
Eor every s;age or onanibua Except limo osnnibusl
YOr every truck drawn By two moro horses or mules
For sye,y srpss wagon drawn by two or moro horses
For every broad cart or wagon, N
For eSery cart drHy wagon used for private or
me:ae purpooes and not 70 DO employed in Tho t.ns
other Commodity. for Compensation, ehef dIrssty Or
Indirectly for tho sae sha pay for eonse tho OF
% e. tss S no1.e o. na ne: ,.h a,x q,
L. 81 In Tie year Of our Lord ono thousand osht hun,
drod and ai1tys!r. ;. n,rr,
sAnu,ys ". b. ssurH, olsrk Of Council
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LARaE5r OIRoULhTIoN.-Ths DAILY
NEws publishes the Official List Of Let.
ters remaining IN the Posto6ico at tho end
Of each t0eek, agreeaJly to The Jollo,oing
section Of the Ne,o Fosto8ice Lao, as the
newspaper havi,,g the largest circulation IN
he City Of Charleston: -.
BrcrIos AMI be Il further enacted That Lists OF lot
tors remaining uncaed for in postose In any city
town or Village, uherc newspaper shn 10 printed
sa horcsIcr bo published only In tho newBpapcr
which. boing published weekly ornor shall nvo Tho
largest circulation within range Of delivery Of tho said
olico
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PUBLIC RorIon.

May 1857.
ooe OF Of Btrects 10 profile for Keen
ng the sheeS, lanes, Alloys and open Courts In tho
Cay OF Chareeton Clokn. and for other purpoSes An
hereby publshed for tho information Of all CONCERNED
for the due protection OF tho sad contractor Or oon
occupant and tenant OF any promises fronting IN sns
a1eeS Iane, alley, or open court shall on oyery day
sn9dsys hAyo tho dtr nlth garbsge or otcr
o PLACED in mont OF his her lot In barrel boz ar
heap snd In readiness for Tho contractor by Tho hour OF
nine o'ciocf, H.. nom Tho frst day OF Noycnbor 10
Ing heren or plscinx any dirt nlh, gfrbsao, Of other
on any street IAN? q Aoy or oroh court afnr he
than two nor moro han hvo dollars for each And .ys1
o1snoe, 70 be imposed BY Tho Mayor. N II sS'-'s'
By order ,o ..fI, ". n. SMITH. q
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CHASTELLAR'S
w WHITE LIQUID
ENAMEL.

For Improving and Identifying the Completion,
Tho most valuable aud perfect preparation In uso for
giving the skin beautiful pcariife lint that Ia only
found IN youth It quickly removes Tan. Freckies PIN.
pies, Dlotches Moth Patches, Stl!owueas Eruptioug
and all impurities OF tho AKIN. kindly healing Tho samo
leaving Tho akin whe and clear alabastar. It's use
cannot DO detected by tho closest scrutiny and BEING
vegetable preparation ls perfectly harmless Il ls fho
only article or tho kind used By tie French and is con-
toilet Upwards Of 10000 bottles were sold during tGe
past year. sufficient guarantee Of It's efficacy PrIee
only 10 cents Sent by mail poatpaid, receipt OF IN
order, by g's ~ ! -. -" = "
BERaER SHUTS CO.. Cho,nists,
yoo 2So Rlyor 81, Troy, NY.
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SEWING MACHINE
ORDINANCE.
TINE FOLLOWING ORDINANCE IS PUBLISHED

rTHHR FOLLOWING ORDINANCE IS PUBLISHED
l. for the information of all coi.coruod
An oADlsAScH To REGULATE THE cLHAHSrfo OF PRiy1Rs
AND VAULTS IN THE conroRArE LIMITS THE CITY.
J. DO u Ordained by tho Mayor and Aldermen, That
from aud ator lilo ratification OF this Ordinance sha
not bo lawful Tor any pGrson 10 cleanse rrmoye tlo
contcns OF Vaults Privies within the limits Of the
ty. without hnynE previously obtained license for tho
oi every year. aid DO subject rsduItelne,t ,,os
Drnys nnd CLrts "
H. That theuse OF Barrels IN opon Carts and wasons
prohibted and parties applying for License Will be n
qSu 70 rroYuo ciosed Carts suitable for thu purpose.
H. All persons having such License shall rcpoIt nj
one ofth Guard Houses during day. his or their in
enton 10 such work during tho ensuing pabt: in tbe
Lower Wards such report to be made TO tho Main Guar
iiouso, IN tito Upper Wards TO Upper Guard House.
W. The lace or places for the deposit Of such oGaI
saii BIO designated from trno to time by Tho Mayor
v. Every owner or driver OF such Iicensod Cart or
any other person who sha violate any OF ths proyons
OF this Orllnuncu shall neglect or rcfso to observ
tho sano or any Of them. shAi forfeit pay for Zach
ononcs 1no not to exceed twenty donrs 10 bo en-
forced by Tho Mayorin his Court, recovered in any
other Court OF competent Jurisdiction.
Ratified In City Council tis seventh day of May I'm tb
ye,r OF our Lord ono thousand eight hundred aud six
tyseyUn.
L. y n. H. SMITH. p G. aA1LAfD; M:,o,.
Clerk Of Council smo May 10
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81 Az communications Intended for publication In
This journal Tnttst bc addressed to Hie Edtor 0ffhe
Daily Re,os, No. ID Hayne-sirCet, Charleston, S. C.
business Communications 20 Publisher Of Daily
Retna.
Wecannot undertake 10 ro.rrn rcicctcd comn,unica-
lions.
advertisement, outside ofBe city must be dccompa-
hic,i tcith the cash.
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AFFLICTED!
SUFFER NO MORE!

-, When TIC by tho uso OF DR. JoTNvIIIE's ELIXIR you
eau De CURED permanently, aud at q tiing cost
Inc astonishing BucceBs which has attended this In
valuable medicine FOR Physica and Nervous Weakness
General Debility aud Prostratton Loss OF Muscular FIR
ergy, Impoency any OF tho consequences OF youthf
lndscrelion, rendors H tho most Valuable nrenararon
ever discovered. fiH
IT viii remove all nervous affections dcprcaslop OK.
element ncapseity TO study business loas Of memo
~ confusion thoughts of self destruction fears OF in.
sanity de- viii restore tho appetite ronew tho health
practices. ~ " o'+'
Young Mcn, bo humbuggod moro by "ouact Doc.
TORI an ignorant actidoners hut send without delay
tor tue Elixir and DO nt restored health and ap
pnesa perfect euro ts Guaranteed oyery fnBtsnca
Price 81, or fonr bottles to one sddress 80 -
Ono bottle Ia sufficient to effect euro In all ordinary
caseR. - >'
ALSO DIR. JoINv1LLE's SPECIFIC PILLS. for the
speedy and permanent cur, Of donorrhaa alect Crc-
thra Discharges Grayel Structure, and all affections cf
tho kidneys and Bladder Curcs effected u (6n ono 10
nse days They arc prepared from vegetable tRracts
mat are harmless on Tic sYstem Rnd never nauscae ts
stomach or fmprcguate tho breath. No change OF ,et
s necessary while uang hem, docs their action In
perboI ~ -
Either Of tho aforementioned articles will DO rent to
any address, closrly scaled, und post by mail or
express on receipt Of price. Addreas oil orders 10
DERaER, SHUTS Il CO., Chcmists
March 80 Iy No. 2S5 River strcoi Troy n Y
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w AN r S..

WJhNTIcD-ShLESnIE EVERYWHERE
w ladies and ucntlomon-Sl0n 10 $3.50 por month,
TO sell tiIc GENt1INE GOMMON-SENSl: FAMILY SEW.
ING hihOHlSE Price only sls. This Machine will
stitch hem, fell, tuck bi quilt, hra, ad cnbroilor.
Tho cloth cannot bp pulled apart even alter cutting
across tho seam overy quarter OF ~ Inch. Every
Machine warranted thrco years. Sod for circulars anil
terms 10 ngens. or Call at McDOwELL'S BI.oCR. cor
ncr Fourth and Grccn srcetH. LouisyiIlo, Ky.
BLISS McEhTIIRON,
General Agents.
N. D.-Posihvo,y mono genuine unloss coming through
our oillco
Juno4 lulhs3mo
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AMUSEM ENTS.
Nriip crlici,c S5u1t

Cine 2an,Faritic esier G'tieitaft ,p,rr glitmc6
teu 2Gcn +. W. arf Ylcunt iieafaRt Raiinscn. SaS
9jca -irt WarIe. Str. pParf um llGr ganiltasa
nne lbr Hteuet scn Wcunt Iteaiant ataGrtu. Tie
MiiSIitsr nt ftsuntlt9f sru&'fG re&t ,aPirti enue
fineer. SiH,riu 81. I'aiia8e Is GentS.
Sir Scmnliite: Y. Yitnde, 2. 0fli8peimtr, D 9iler
Junc "a
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TO TAX PAYERS,

TUE FOLLOWING ORDINANCE Is PUDIIsHED
II. for the Information of all persons concerned:
AN ORDINANCE TO AMEND AN ORDINANCES TO RAISE aUp.
pLIxs ron TILE YEAR 1907, AND ron OTHER punrcsRs
l. 30 1t ordained by the Mayor und Aldermen In City
Council nssob!cd, That all payable under the Or
dinanco 10 rase supplies tho year 1857 and for oer
rnIPGse' 10 paid on or before tho 29 day Of June
their taxes that day. shall pay In addition 10 u,e
amount o. their taIea. ono and half per cont per
amount Of two per! cent. per muntl upon tho an,ont
OF tnres shall be pad and nior the 3Ist day Of August
three per cent Fer month tho amount of taxes duo
shn DO paid until payment OF tho wioe amount is made
H. That all PERSONS who neglect fail pay tileir
monthly taxes OH or bcfore tho fifteenth day or each
nionth shaii respectively lay Tho amounts thereof
two per cent per mouth FROM such fifteenth day. until
payment Is MADE. ~ -
isataed in City Council this seventh dny OF Nav. In
the year Of our Lorl thousand eight hunlrtI and
afxty-seyep.
Il e. p. O, aAuLARD Msyor
". H. SnIrH, Clerk of Council amo NAV II
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EDUCATIO NAL.

NORTH CAROLINA nIILITSJtY AND POI.f-
TECIINIC ACADEMY,
A GREAT SCHOOL. OF MAfHEdhTICAL AND
IN PHYSICAL, SCIENCFS, togOtlicr With Languages.
Literature, Political Economy, History &c.
The Sccsnd Session. Ninth Academic Year. nponH July
ist 1R67. Diplomas confcrrod upon Graduates IN tho
regular courrU.
K special eourss OF EEaIN EEsINd. hRCH1TECTURE
and DRAWING, IN oEsrr ~ those who wish to qualify
themselves Ior Civil inerrs lawyers &C., and do not
tlcsrp TO pirs,in oticr ttItlies.
Comncrlal Course iycn to tlloeo who wish 10 pre-
pare ior buslHcss llfe
4 Preparatory Course for those who quito young
or littlo adynuceI.
No military duty except enough drill for hcaH1y
else. Expenses moderate.
For circulars, containing full particulars. nddrcas
GEa. II. T. Col YTON,
Superintendent Hillsboro. N. c.
May % tuthsl6
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-06-25
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,
OFFICE CLERK OF COUNCIL.

March ]. 1867.
4 III, TAYERN-KEEPERS, AND PERSONS RFFAII-
"A ING sprituous liquors, within tho city imIls who
base not cIecuted er honda and nkcn ont tho proper
cards to aow that hoy have Hconso 10 se will be re.
Inst ~ =
Tloso who have cards hereby notified TO have lilo
rhmo placed In conspicuous place In tho window hIl
falling 10 observe this uoco WI also be reported after
mo UNCONVENTIONAL tine. W. III. SMITH,
March C1orlt of fln,nciI