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Chattanooga and Grand junction,
TO TAX PhYEE,s,

FJNHE FOLLOWING ORDINANCE Is PUBLISHED
J. for the information Of all persons ooncernodi ~
An oApIsIAcS 10 AEEED An oRDrHkNoH sUr-
PLIES ron THE YEln 1867, AND FOR oTIIEn PURIosYA-
Be- It ordained bS the Mayor and Aldermen In cls
dnsnce 70 rase supplies for The year 1907 and for ohor
DO paii befors tho oath day Of Juno next.
their Ies ON That day, shall pay, III addition 10 the
amount Of tteir taxes, and hnlf per cent. per
month until tho SLIT day Of Jny. when. II not paid
Of taxes shall DO pad and ator tho elst day OF August
three per cont per month on tho amount Of taxes due
shh ba paid until payment Of tho whole amount Il made
II That all persons who neglect fall 10 pay their
monthly tAIea on before the fifteenth day Of each
tuo par cenl per mouth hom Euch nfoenth day. until
hsined in City Council ibis seventh day OF Msy, In
Tho year u our Lord ono thousand eight handred and
sixty seven. Z z sE '-T - SIS ;gfsF ,t-r' p.
". q. 6surH, Clerk OF Council. amo May II
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BUSINESS NOTICES.
Auction snlc. Thf. Dny.

ALL KINDsoF JOB WORK DONE AT THE DAILY
NEWS OFFICE 's-'.
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AN ORDINANCE
TO PROVIDE FOR THE LIQUIDATION THE INHERENT on
THE DELFT oP THE CITY WHICH ACCRUED 39rII DAT OF
JUNE LAET.
he il ordained BY Tie Mayor ana aldermen IN CITY
Gaunct aSsembtrd nt for tho purpose OF llqulating
tho interest n public debt Of tho city. which accrued
on thu 0t day Of June last six Per Cont Stock oblfga-
tory ON Tho Corpornton Of tho city OF Charleston, shall
bc tssue1 under tho direction Of the Mayor 10 tho per-
fonB holding Stock. Six Per Cent Donds Of tho city
nnd entitled 10 rec iv, Tho interest accrued thereon at
Tho time aboyo stated, tho sad Stock to bear inorcst
aflcr the rpta OF elk per cent yer payable quar-
ters, rcdccmnhia III thirty years from dats: Propied
that NO part of sad Stock shall bo Issued for
any sum lcsS than twenty dollaiR, or for any
fractional part Of dollar, Provided, afro,
nt all sums for less than twenty dollars and tor fr:c.
uonal parts or dollar shall DO paid IN city bills. aud,
prorfdd further, that any person bona 6de holding
Stocks or Six Per Cent Bonds said 30th day june
upon which intcrot las accrued shall haYo c privilege
until the ls day Of September Of dscountiI such
interest," any part crcof against duo by linn 20
tho city on sail 30th of June and may receive any bal
nnoo In his favor In city hills or Stock according 10
tho amount thereof u: manner Aforesaid.
SEcTIoA That tho form Of certificates and mode Of
trapsfcr of Gaid stock sIall DO subject TO tho aamo
regulations as now exist In relation 70 other Six Per
tent Stocks Of the city
Raned in City Council this onlh day OF July In tho
year OF our Lord one thousand eight hundred and
sixty soyen. -''I-T'E- ~
r. 81 \. G. GA1LLARD, Mayor.
w. Ii. shuTu. Clerk Of Council. K.
July 10 .'''.rf, yp,o
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POST OF NEyvBERI,Y.
DIsTI,Icr or NEwuEnRy.
DISTRICT OF LAunENs.

James +. Glenn. james F. Peterson, a. Harris, Abr
Wcsson. T. NJ. Jeikns, Alfred benson Jared T. Smith
Joseph Al. Ward ". u. Kccdcr.
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DISTRICT OF DARNwELI

DISTRICT OF BAlNwELI.
Boaion Smith. Edward A. II. oaklcy, A. 4. Miller, VIM
Ihmmell, Joseph H. McRcnna, Il. i. Stoncy, q. ID. g.
Langr A. y Marshall W. L. naii. Ulnrus q. Morbarllcr
Il Sprlnud m Sl. {,arp.
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DISTRICT or EDaEFItl,p.
PUsT OF COI.UnII,IA.

LcYl Hin, J. Il. Lee. Prince Rivers, ]. McDeyitt J.
McKcnnn, Lawrence Kunc. ID. McKiIunlc, u. N. Lamar
Robert Green.
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Alex. E. Briggs, Luko Ariel Samuel Burlluc Rev.
D. Waldon ". r Parker. ". ). Woolbrght, a. n. dram
Walter Wooden. ". L. Mitchell.
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JUSIS-StIt,l'S.

OFFICE CLERK or COIISCII,l
July ~ 1897. (
TUNk.SIOr KEEL EltS AND pEDDI.EISS WHO
- have inalo arpiraIiun for LICENSES ara hereby
notiile'l 10 rclnrt nj this oiicr innp Iiatc.y.
W. u. SMITH,
july ~ tIlcrk or olnr,
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No. II.1CESCES.

OFFICE CLERK OF GOtISCIL,l
July %, 1867.
FJNii0SE PERSONS WHO MADE APPLICATIONS FOR
l. No. LIQUOR LICENSE iiGrcIy notified to IT,
port ut ts uilcG with their applications neiatey.
". ii. SMITH,
July ~ Clerk Of COmIlciL
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For Convenience, Economy and
1icapness, the greatest Labor
Saving Machine that can be
put OIL u Plantation.
OPINIONS OF TIE PEOPLE,


ALLEspALr. BAnswELL DIsrnIcr s. C.,l
, Marclt ]. 1867. !
Ingerois Portable Cotton Presses. purchased of YOU
Ia l1s; t., Hcpsmsr . have always bccp p,ediss in favor
duced me to try any other. take peasurc however IN
adding my Testimony In favor of Its entire adaptation to
the wants oi cotton plantation II has surpassed my
most sansuno expectations. llavo packed with but
Two, Two hands n EG; prefer s forIntwo ut each lever Ny
market averaged 5f2 s Ny impression Ia that lbs
anbont the capacity Of tho Press, aud greater number
Of pounds subject tho fa.low.boek to too much risk
less tho sics vi the cotton box Increased would
add greatly 10 tho vuuo OF tho Press II the
Your obedicnt servant, &c, H. ". LAwTON.
=. >. took my Prcss down and carrod II somo four
scrcw' built; hc was SO tnuch Iicased tiiat Io i,ns
determined to abaudon tho "screw and purchase "In-
gersors Press" d. w. l..
OFFICE OF KrSa,a NIouSraIs RkILRo.p coNrAsE(
YonxyItE, s. O., April rs. 1861
rlary i+i,-upon my return to this place after alb
sence Of two mnnths-,Id ,hia reply may bc too ato for
your Descriptive Circular OF nsersos Cotton Press"
Tho Press l used In packing my cotton last year
worked v aamiraSy baekpg w', ease from 500 70 s2s
| packed In day.
TLis Pr IS combines tho advantages OF Ilehness and
consequent portability aud simplicity ibeing easily man.
aged b, any OF ordinary inteigcnccl Great com.
not least 1t iaworked entirely by hand thus saving
tho frm horscs tho hard labor imposed upon them by
the use OF tho ordinary Screw"
Respectfully. &c, yours, 2 NJ. LAW.
To & LIIIIE TITLE, MARSHAL; ,s1.l! Charleston, S. Q.
| address
LITTLE & MARSHALL,
Agents for the Ingersoll Cotton
Press.
No. 1sO MEETING STREET,
Opposite Pavilion Hoiol,
Juno IL mwf Charleston. s. C..
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POST OF AIKEN.

L q. Duboso, W. J. Clark r. 81. diblc, Robert Bcc!
cit. N. Kelly, NJ. d., John /. Gamble, w J. Gibson
Powell Smythc. u. Humphrey.
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DISrRIOr OF SUMTER
[Cr OF CLARENDON

Ezekiel Kecis. W. G. Bruce J. ]. Cogllan Hosea Wi:
son. G. d. Hurst, j. McReilar. James J.. Dean, Jninc.
NJ johnson, ). W. wcstburry.
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POST OF DARLINGTON.
DISTRICT OF WILLIAMSBURG

DISTRICT OF WILLIAMSBURG. .tJt
Jos. scolt Philip Hellor, New W. H. sInsletary, Z.
0Rinner, u. Donah, J. F. Blakely, John O. McOants.
Rev. u. Joincr. Alsx. J. Mcknight. [f'"
DISTRICT OF MARION. tEf S.>:sl
y. Menheitn, Evan Lewis Rev. Joel AIen Robt. Col.
lnt W. Miller. John A. Darrs, N. B. Goddard. Alex.
0odbod. Henry Berry. ...E.. ,ta.g5' ;.
= DISTRICT OF DARLINGTON.
J. 8. Fi1sbroYn, II. H. Parrots, A. W. Thompson, O.
J. Concy, Elijah II. Hin. Stephen lett D. Psrnoi FINN:
da A. Thomas, E A. Bnrge. -5E0 ~ ~
12S !: DLsrRroT or MARLBORO. M, i@}3l.s
W. r. Boyce, Jos g. Thornfs, Jaa :ooyinetou Srans
II. Eaton. l. Rastarllng Alex Newton, Geo Hopkins
Calvin Smith George Hood, ,'altE -
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RAILROADS.
GRAND CONSOLIDATION
OF
RAILWAY & STEAMSHIP LINES.

EHRE1GHT SHIPPED AT VERY REDUCED RATES.
~ DAILY, ON MAIL TRAINS FROM BALTIMORE
PHILADELPHIA, NEW YORK AND BOSTON, TO
CHARLESToN AND ALL STATIONS ON THE NORTH
kASTERN RAILROAD, IN FIFTY 10 SEVENTY
HOURS, By THE GREAT -SEABOARD INLAND All,
LINE; LINE; VIA .ANNAMEssIo RAILROAD AND STEAM
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MlSCELLAME0U
FRUIT! FRUIT!.

n I CE a MD CH APP
UST ARrIyED FROM AUGUSTA, Ca. FINE
e. LOT 0F APPLES ASE PEARS; alsu extra large
hno PEACHES, iino wATElMEI.OSS. CASTEIOPES
nal N!aTIARlSES. FIGS TOMATOES mud FRESH
EGGS. Al Of whirh will scil CHEAP, so that every
ono can buy. Call nt tiie small Fruit Store IN KING
STREET. opposite Libcrty street.
III. III. KLEIN.
July &c IL
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EsTIa1ATEs IpASTIsj

ESTIMATES WANTED.
OFFICE CITY CIVIL. ENGINEER
CITY HALL. GHAEI.ElsTOS, July -, 1867. I
CfhLED ESTIMATES FOR THE REPAIRS o.
~ Trah STREET casrway will bo received until tho IRi
puxio. md tu b.. directed to tho COMMITTEE on
STREETS. nntl 10 bo lc:t nj ta OIc whrrD plans aud
specifications can bc sccn LOUIS !. BARfOT,
July u CITY Civil Enriucrr
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POST OF ANDERSON.
pIsIRICr OF ANDERSON
DISTRICT OF GI,I,I;SyILt,r.

John ". Clark. Daioss Hicks, Peter McFnlc. j. H.
Rogers Jcake Pirkcrrl. S. wcstnorrand, ". Spercrs
Moore DIR. W. ]. Milford DR.. J. L. Cruniley.
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POST OF UNIoNvIL,.E.
DISTRICT of sp.pr,Nn,,nn
DIsTRiCT OF UNION.

DISTRICT OF SPARTANBIRG
Samuel T. Poimer John Thompson. j. NJ. Barnett, john
anderson. L T. Wood, Moses Wakefield, Sllas Bcir'on,
DR.. j. II. Shores. B. ii. st :utinlnn.
DISTRICT OF UNION.
Hampton Huckaby. Jesse Mabry. T. ]. GautI, James
Orr. q. ots. Jefferson whitocE. ". T. Sini y Cloa
II. KNIGHT ' - -
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Solomon Jones'. hbFaiom johnson. William Iiober,snn
john Dill. Samuel Tinscy Horny 1taeB. 4. W. Enlcr
William q. Kollett James NJ. Allen. II. W. Goddard JOHN
Z. Curc ton, A Cobb.
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Special contIacts win DO made for tho shipment of tho
following articles I-',7 - =
Pig and Railroad Iron, Marble in blocks or I'm casks
not less thnn car load OF six tons.
Flour or Meal. In bbls
Salt in sacks. -.t- .-,r...r. .....
Wheat Corn and oller Grain.
Guano aud other FertfzcrsL
Cotton. fIIfE- III
Tar. Pitch. RoeIn and Crdn Turpcniinc. per bbL Of
$50 lbs, or less. II '..--'l - :
All goods ordered 70 bo shipped by tho seaboar INLAND
Air Line must ba nrted md I'M shipping from pha-
delhh tho packages should DO marked and note made
on the Bill OF Ladng whether tho frepht to DO for
wnrdcd by Cyde's steamers vim Anamtsyic -II-
Sen-risk ynatranccs can bB effected from Baltimorc
Philadelphia New York and Boston Norfolk fom X to
por cent. -
Through receipts given and coims for loss and damage
promptly adjusted. ..~-.. - %
For further particulars scc circulars In tho ynrIous
busness houses OF this city, apply information to
". Il. J: o. WOODWARD,
donerai Agent, Wilmington, N. g.
July ~ 49, nr,sfIn1n
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DISTI,ICT Of RICIII,aNIJ

Joseph J. Richardson, Joseph NJ. UayIc. Levi
Clamplin, William T.. Turner. Soluiun 4. lriJan,Il
Columbus slliyur, John a. Boswell, 1hco Crang Hug
Young. w ="
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Il l.
POsT!OF CHARLESTON
DISTRICT OF CHARLESTON.
rAnIsHKs OF ru11IP AND sr. MICHAEL
Ftnsr PREcIscT.xA. l. Hammond, N. G. Parker, Jo-
Beph Quneh.
SECOND PnEcNor.-Edw. C. Kockley, Philip Austin, A.
Tnmp PnrcIsor.- John Davis. J. II. Morrison, t. d.
MAXWELL
FogRrI Observation-Disclosures Tyloc. sr.. Vim. Aiken.
DISTRICT OF BERKELEY.
PARIsnEs OF cunIsT CHURCH AND TuoMls AND sr.
DRNNIR
FIRST pnEc1scr.-H. NJ Batcheler L. P. Smith, Aaron
Logan.
PARISH oP 81. ANDREWS.
sRcosD PaEcIxcr.-Dr. Thomas sim, L. A. Dodge. Nj.
PARISH OF BIT. JONI coLLeroN.
Third PREcINcr.-W. L. H. Burger. W. u. Cult,r,
Sam. E dsflard.
PARISH OF BIT. IoHRs pIRKRIRT.
FouarM PascnGr.-T. p. burger. Samuel Sanders.
FIFTH PnEcRor.-A. @. Richmond. H. Panrerbeiter,
PARISH oy BIT. JAMEs ooosr CREEK.
SIXTH PREoIHcr.-Dennis Moolo, O. Y. Ham, John
SEVENTH PnEcMcr.-John Mott. j. Keller. Horny O..
Thomas.
BIT. sTErHyNs
EInHr PnEcRcr.-hllen Gardner. D. Clark, Robert T.
hrtsop. ..FFl st. l.. .,.-i| y
PARISH or st. JAnrs aaNrxy.
Ninth pREcIscr-Dr. L. p. Wagner, o. J. " Wilson.
Alexander Baxter.
DISTRICT OF COLLRT0N.
PARISH BARTHOLOMEW
FIRST PnECINor--R. Waterbury. John Wngalo,
SECOND PRzoINcr.-George n Mluo. ". o. Weston,
W. j. FlciSarn. 'I.' .'l
Tnrnp PakcIsor.--Joseph z. Glover, MAJ. r. IL.
Wllioughby, Paul II. PoinBetts
FOURTH phEcIscI-J. II. speights, J. n. ferry, Horny
James. = :. :
sr. oHonoR's PARISH.
FIFTH PnEoINcr.-S. KIngmAn, Thomas Gelrer, J. A.
Bssportas #...
PARISH or 81. pAuI.
:, sI1ru PnEcIscr.-w W. Il Hoyi wm. Dayton, Vim. II.
POST OF HILTON HEAD. ISL.
DISTRICT OF BEAUFORT.
Samuel 4. Cooley. VIM. @. Recd, Robert Small q. II.
Csnt~sl. Geo: Curtis, Henry SHARP, Jsmes Q. Cohen.
.s. POST OF GEoRGETowN.
J, DISTRICT OF GEORGETOWN.
Pr. Henry HSrtot. san,nsi =. Carr Zuddock Bul.
Anderson. Robert KonRIon, T. W. DIciirson.
I.E DISTRICT OF ucRRY.
Thomas O. Dunn, r. Harrison. William II. johnson,
Geo. Ayerill, Geo. Moore I'd. O. Powc Jas. z. Floyd
John Saunders, Wadc y. Parker. " - W .ri
POST OF DARLySaTon.
9 +. Id.
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And ho further asserts that he has accounted to
tho ono hundred % and pinoty,opht @ @ dollars so and
aevcnty-vo conts received in cash OF tho Clork Of
tho Court, with tho exception OF about two hun
session, and it, and over has beon in readiness 10
pay to the proper parties on demand.
These transactions OF Bowen with tho freedmen
do not indicate deliberate attempt or intention
to defraud them, but rather q culpablo neglect
and wnnt OF system has characterized his dealings
with them TO such mn extent as to giyo just cause
TOR appreSsion an ana sGsmpanh and to require
an equitable adjustment OF tho interests involved
In WOW OF theso facts have required Mr.. Q. @.
Bowen TO deposit in this ofllco tho sum OF six llnn
drcd dollars (SGO0) as security for the payment o.
and as fund from which to pay, any claims that
aliall bo proved by tho Gcetlmen who may prescat
demands against him: And reqIes! that an
Commanding, who shall nrbitrate al claims against
this fund.
Upon Bowon's compliance with this requirement
and executing bond TO submit to such arbilra-
tion, think ho should DO reicased, uncss tho As
sistant Commissioner Of tho Freedmen's Bureau
haG additional or moro specific oharges TO prefer
AM, Captain. with respect,
Brevet Colonel United States Army,
Provost MarslIol- General,
... Second Military District.
lEndor5oment.1 T+ -HI'
HEADQUARTERS SECOND MILITARY DIsTnrcT,
/ CHARLESTON B. O., July 23, 1867.
Respectfully returned to tho Provost Marshal.
General Second Military District.
Tho proceedings and suggestions In tho caso Of
Bowen aro approved and will bo executed.
Lieutenant j. NJ. Johnston will DO appointed ar
bitrator. Upon the coming In and confirmation Of
the report Of tho arbitrator, tho fund deposited
will bo paid over according to tho awards mado,
and tho balance, il any, aiter dodueting reason
Rblo compensation for tho arbitrator, and tho
necessary disbursements incurred, to be returned
to Mr.. Bowcn. 'af- n @&f|Y'
T%enty-soyon. days having elapsed and no
charges having boon prcfoirod by Brevot Major
General Il. X. Scott, Assistant Commissloncr,
upon tho othor complaints transmitted by him
against Mr.. Bowon, ho Ia discharged from oustody
aa to oil mattcrs except those specifically eni.
brnced within tho provisions Of this Order aud tho
report OF tho Provost Marshal Gonoral. "
BY command OF Maj. Gen. u. Z. SIoKLEs. .,yi,
(Si.ncd) l.fi j. w. CLOUS,
Captain Ssth Infantry, A. A. A. General
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POST OF HILTON HEAD.
pIsTp1cr M ny.rPr

DISTRICT OF BEAUFORT.
Samuel A. Cooley, VIM. G. Reed, Robert BmaiI. q. II
wright. VIM. I. Bennett, II. 8. Tan, II. q. Judd, VIM
Cant~el, Geo. curtla, Henry SHARP, James q. Cohen
Chis, ". Logis. = - = III
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FnuIr AND MELoSs.-It will bo soon by nn advcr-
dsemcnt that NJ. II. KLEIN, in King street, oppo-
site Liborty, has just received largo assortment
OF fruits and melons from Augusta, Ga, which hu
oliors to soil cheap, That a mny enjoy such luxu-
ries. and invites call
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POST OF aEoRGETown.

DISTRICT OF GEORGETOWN.
Dr. Henry F. Horiot, san,uei n. Carr Zuddock Bull
lock. William Boyd, Jr. H w. Webb D. d. Ross, J. d.
Anderson. Robert konRiou, T. W. Dickinson.
I.E DISTRICT OF ucRRY.
Thomas Q. Dunn. II. uarrison. William II. Johnson
Geo. Ayerill, Geo. Mooro Ed. O. Powell Jas z. Floyd
John Saunders, Wado q. Parker. .Gs ;. n ,SFI
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STANLEY G. TROTT, r. M.

posTorrIcE NOTICE. An evening mail for Angus
Ia and Savannah, and for distribution beyond those
Offices, will close daily ut tho PostoGcc ct half
o'clock.
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noEs DYSPEPSIA CUREll

This great remedy for all DISEASES OF
THE STOMACH IS the discovery Of the in
venfor of Goes valuable Cough Balsam.
while experimenting for his own health Il
cured Cramp 10 the Stomach for him which
had before yielded to nothing hut cheloform.
The almost daily testimony from yarieus
parts of the country encourage US to believe
there is no disease caused by disorierea
stomach it viii net speedily cure. Physi-
clans endorse and use it. Ministers give tes-
timopy of its efficacy and from all directions
we receive tidings of cures performed
Dyspepsia il is sure to cure. Heartburn
one dose win cure. Sick Headache it has
cured in hundreds of cases. Headache and
Dizziaess it stops in thirty minutes. Acid-
ifyo the Stomach it corrects at once. Rising
Of The Food it stops Immediately. Distress
after Eating one dose viii remove. Cholera
Mor6us rapidly yields TO a few doses. Bad
Breath will be changed with half bottle.
IT Is PERFECTLY HARMLESSi
It's unprecedented success is owing to the
fact that it cures by assisting Nature TO re
assert her sway in the system
F Nearly every dealer in the United State:
sells It at ONE DOLLAR PER BoTTLE-
- @. g. CLARK s. CO.. Proprietors.
March 14-eow 1y. New Haven, Conn
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THE BURIAL PLACE OF BOOTH,

General L. G. Baker has published a
diary, ia which be details his connection
with the sssecret service" of the War De-
partmcnt during the war of the rebellion.
He makes the following statement in re-
gard to the disposition made of the body
of John Wilkes Booth:
General Barnes, Surgeon General Uni
ted States army, was on board the gum
boat whsre the post mortem examination
was held, with his assistants. General
Barnes cut from Booths neck about two
inches of the spinal column through which
the ball had passed this piece of bone,
which Is now on exhibition in the Gov
ernment Medical Museum in Washington,
is the only relic of the assassin's body
above ground, and this is the only mutila-
tion of the remains that ever occurred.
Immediately after the conclusion OF the
examination the Secretary of War gave
orders as to the disposition of the body,
which had become very offensive owing
to the condition in which it had remained
after death the leg, broken in jumping
from the box to the stage, was mush DIS
colored and swollen, the blood from the
wound having saturated the under clothing.
With the assistance Of L. B. Baker / took
the body from the gunboat direct to the
old penitentiary, adjoining the old arsenal
grounds. The building had not been
used as prison for some years previously.
The Ordnance Department had filed the
ground floor cells with fixed ammunition.
One of the largest of these cells was select
ed as the burial place of Booth. The
ammunition was removed, large fiat
stone lifted from Its place, and rude
grave dug the body was dropped in, th'
grave filed up, the stone replaced, anS
there rests to this hour al that remained
of John Wilkes Booth.
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CURE FOR A BLACK EYE.--We have
neycr tried the following cure for black
eye, never having had our optic windows
done up in mourning. However, we give
the recipe for the benefit Of whom it may
concern: Immediately on the eye being
struck with force enough to make it black,
apply cloth wet with water just as hot
as you can bear it; keep on applying the
water for fifteen or twenty minutes, and
the coagulated blood viii become thin and
pass of into natural channels, and leave
the eye, perhaps swollen, but free from
blackness.
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MEDICAL PREPARATIONS,


MAGIC ts10us RoFRde..
~ This Preparation i Il. n.
{, covery Of Rev. j. ". Por,ss
formerly Pastor of tbe Rsr..',
<o6lHN85Y Church in Goffstown. +. ~.
MKet0 man dearly beloved BY tbstd.
..brpsAH nominAtionth nthronghost ~
= - land He was oblics5 a. -
the pulpit and study medicine to save 49, ~
own life, and his MAGIc PowDERs a,e sr.s. -
the most wonderful discoveries of :,,s,i.-
times. It is the GREAT LIVER and Pr pII
lI0US REMEDY. which completely th,s-.
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and It affords him much qualification -. -.
they receive the unanimous approAat;o, -, !,
all who have tested them The May;e ps =
ious Powders are a POSITIVE CURE Poe M
LIVER COMPLAINT in its most spo,.s.
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for Headache, Constipation. PiimpEes, BIod,I.
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pitation, Hearzbarn. and most wonderful
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I'VE advise all who are troubled with tb;,
fearful malady to always keep the Powde,,
on hand ready for immediate use}
Here are few important particulars :
lst. They are the great specific for BiliOu
Affections. I'd. They arr the only know,
remedies that win cure Liver Complaint
Sd. They are the only known remedy tba
viii cure Constipation. 4th. The Powdeu
are so thorough in their operation that on
package win be all that the majority of thos
using them will require TO effect cure. 5tl
They are mild and pleasant yet the mos
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they can be sent by mail to any part Of Ii
globe for the price. 90 cents
Circulars. containing certificates, informs
ton. otc., sent to any part of the world fr'
of charge. IFSold by all Druggists, OF !
mail on application to
C. G. CLARK & CO., Gen1 Agents.
Price. SO Cts. per Bor- NEw HAVEN,
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1867-06-06
FAMILY GROCERIES.

such as Tea, Coffee, Sugars, Molasses, Syr-
ups, Spices, Dried Peaches. Dried Apples,
Fish, Horniny, Crackers, Rice and Pearl
Barley Soaps, Candles; TOBACCO and
CIGARS; Paint. Whitewash, Scrub, Horse,
Shoe, Dusting, Varnish. Stove. Clothes and
Tooth Brushes, all kinds and sizes Bed
Cords and Manila Ropes, and many other
articles at the lowest rates for CASH.
o. House Spouting made. painted and put
up at low rates for cash. A liberal discount
made to country dealers buying Tinware
wholesale. GEO. HUNTLEY
Ebensburg. Feb, %, 1867.-tf.
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SCOTT HOUSE,

Main Street. yohnssorn, Cambria Co., Pa,
A. ROW 4 CO., Proprietors.
FHIS HOUSE having been refitted and
elegantly furnished, is now open for the
reception and entertainment Of guests. The
proprieors by long experience in hotel keep
ing feel confident they can satisfy a dis
eliminating public
Their Bar is supplied with the choicest
brands of liquors and wines-
Jan. 81. 1867. (1y.)