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PUBLIC NOTICE.

May 1857. ]
The following Section Of An ordnancs 10 abolish the
ohce OF superintendent o. srrote 70 provide for Keep
Ing tho Streets Lanes, Alleys and opsn courta In the
City Of ChAreston Clean, and for other purposes"
hereby publiahed for ho Information OF ali concerned
For tho duo protection OF the sAid contractor OF CON-
tractors (urtsr ordained, Thnt every owrer lessee
occupant and tenant or any premises fronting In any
saeet lane, alley, or open court, aha every day
tsundAys oIccpted) have Tho dirt nlth garbage
ofl pAeed In front Of his her ot I'm barrel or
heap and In resdncas for tho contractor by OF
seven o'clock A. M from tho nist day OF May 10 the
nino O'clock, A., frcm tho hrst day Of November TO
the nrst day OF May following And any person offend
on In any street. lame, or aliny open court the
hours sbove named. ahan DO subject TO nno le.s
than two than ye doiara for each and eyory
onence. TO bo imposed by tho Mayor.
BY order . ..-. /. W. Il, SMITH
NAY Is -ss- Clark c,fC CotncI,
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TO TAX PAYERS

FTNHE FOLLOWING ORDINANCE Is pUpL1sHRD
l. for tho Information Of all Persons concerned:
An onpInAacR TO AMErp An onprsIsoE 10 xlIrx sup.
71tHs yoR TuB rxAn 1857 AND roR oTHxR yurroeIs.
Be II ordained by tho Mayor and Aldermen In CITY
Council 1850 blod IhAt su taIes payable nder the Or,
purposes paid on or before Tho 29th day Of June mutt
and that parsons who ahl mako default o payment Of
amount Of their taIos and . half per cont por
month until tho slst dAZ Of July when, ii not paid an
amount Of two peri cont por month upon the gmuunt
Of taxes shAu bo pd and aiter tho slst day Of Aueust
three per can't Per month tho amount OF tns duo
ahA DO paid until payment Of tho whole AMOUNT m nsSs
H. That all persons who neglect or an 10 IN thsir
monthly taxa on or bofore the hnesnth ay ar oSnS
month. shal respectively pay on hs arnouutz Ssrros
payment II made. '''-.- ~ A
hauned In City Council tnis seventh dsv a. N.v IN
tho year Of our Lord one thous.nd seht hundrd snd
dItysovsn. #,, 70 n, ''''~'N's'tI - -~
W. T. anru ols.t Of ooun:iS' D. sAahD' t1na Mayo; MM.ygr;;
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ORDINANCE,


TUE FOLLOWING ORDINANCE Is pUBIIBHRD
l. for the Information OF all cdioerned
AN ORDINANCE 10 REGULATE THE CLHLssHo OF P1ryIIs
AND VAULTS IN THE coHponLrK LndTs OF THH crrY
J. BE It Ordained by tho Mayor and Aldermen That
from and after the rahhcston Of this Ordinance IL ahan
not DO lawful tor any porson 10 qeanss remove tho
contents Of Vaults or Prries vitin tho limits Of tha
uS, without having previously obtained license for tho
l.moi AL such licences % e1piro the alst December
cf every year. and be subject TO all requirements mpos
60 BY Ordinances regulating tho granting or
Drays and ,rts. y T--.
H. That the use Of Barrels In open Carts and Wagons
prohibited and pArties appy Ing for Loenso will
qulred TO provide closed Carts suitable purpo&e
Ill All parsons hHylng such License shall report rt
ono ofth Guard HOUSES during the day his their In.
tanton 10 such work du- tho ensuing night in tIs
Lower Wards such report b made 70 the Main auI.l
House, In tho Upper Wards To Upper Guard House,
~. Tho place or pscos for tho deposit Euch DIAL
shAli be designated from trno to tune by tho Mayor
v. Every owner or driver Of such Lcensed Cart or
any other person who ahA violate any tho proysons
OF this Ordinance, or aha neglect refuas obseryS
the same, or any OF them RhA forfeit pay for esoh
onepoe Ono not TO eIceed twenty-five dolas 10 bo en-
forced by tho Mayor In his Court or recovered In any
other Court OF competent Jurisdiction :.
HAttned In City Council s seventh day OF May In ths
yor OF our Lord ono thousand eight hundred snd dr.
ty-sevon. -
". q. SMITH, W;;vo,
, Clerk Of Council 9mo Nay 10
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IcoAtMUNIcATIoS.l
The Florence Eiro Department.


FLonRNoE, May 80, 1867.
At the regular monthly meeting Of tho Florence
Fire Company, hold at their Hall on the 2sth May,
1867, at Florence, g. O., tho following resolutions
were unanimously adopted:
Rcsotced, That the thanks Of the Florence Com
pany aro due, and arc hereby tendered to, the
Charleston Ffro Department for the warmth and
coIdinity or their greeting on the arrival OF tho
1remen in their city and Tor subsequent attentions
and hospitalities. E'F1--iI
Resoiued, That as the "reminiscences are Of the
cherish the ovent inscrbe It's pleasing occur
rences npon our Minute Book and strive 10 main
tain the good feeling now existing between us.
the German Fro Company for the uso Of their on.
gine, houso-the generous hospitalities shown us
MS their guests-the handsome decorations that
gfaccd our engine, and tho kind assistance other
Reso,nsd, That oar sincere thanks be returned
70 the fItna Stsam Fire Company for the welcome
cheorful assistance given u.s. and the lively inter-
est for our comfort and welfare whilo in their
midst. That as 3 scion Of their noblo Company
generosity, punctunlity and usefulness.
n soieed, That the reception given to our dole
CATION by our fair namesako be over cherished az
the most pleasant incident Of our trip
Resolved, That tho thanks Of this Company are
duo. and are hereby rendered, to Mrs. Job Dawson,
90 Miss Maggie Frye, and other ladies Of Charles.
ton, for tho very handsome wreaths presented by
them to decorate our engine. These tokens from
the fair sex sufficient guarantee that we have
thor bright smiles and appreciation in our causo
as fremen. 4a
Resoloed, That the thinks Of this Company arc
hereby tendcrod to Mrs. ). W. Gamble, and Mrs.
Hendricks, for tho worry handsome manner in which
they decorated engino for visit to Charles
toni and we promise ever to strive Ind merit their
smiles and appreciation. i.
Res0fued, That these resolutions be publishod In
tho CHARLESTON DAILY NEws. i'
n. G. Mod. STOLL,
Secretary and Treasurer Florence Fire Company.
Facts are stubborn things, and cannot be gain.
! sayed. Such is tho caso with MAHspKN's PRoTonA1
BALM. II is faot that It has mover failed to TO
lioyo and euro every case Of Asthma, Influenza and
Bronchial disease. To prove this statement to bt
fact, ho has requested his agents to refund the
amount in any instance whero II fails to cure.
For salo by all druggists. ts '.'
DoWIE & NOISE, Agents.
GOODRICH, WINEMAN d CO., Agents.
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Free to Everybody.

Large PIP. Circular, giving information Or th,
greatest importancs to the young Of b6th se2ss; -
II tosehes how tho hcnsiy my become bsautful tht
deapised respected, and the forsaien Iosei.
No yonng lady gentleman should fsil 70 s.na The,
address, snd receive copy postpaid. b., return mall
&.a. Es,H il,; Address p. o, Drawer. a. .:t.
Altch ~ ig Troh z
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NU'lCk.

NU1lCE.
0FFIcE CLERK OF CoUNcn.-THE FOLLOWING
~ clnuso OF Section Of "Ordinnnce 10 Raiso sup-
plies Tor thoysir 1861" pnblIahed for the Information
OF selling Goods by sample otherwise who are
not residents OF this city All such persons herobY
notified 10 report !. this o6ioe.
hreo dollars on every hundred dollafa Of all goods
sold In this city by rsons not realierts by sanplo ca
otherwise" n. n SMITII
March (,lerk oT Co,ncu
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NOTICE.

81. .H..H NOTICE.
@ oFFIoR OF THE CHIEF OF POLICE,
oHAaLRsToN, q. G.. HAY 1. 1857. I
1WE REGULAR INSPECTION OF THE LOTS AND
l. inclosurcn, vaults, hc, will commence on Monday
,ert. o. Inst ownrra and occupants hereby required
70 nee that their premises in good condition that
MI NTH and garbage Ia removed required by Ordi.
ilance. Other inspections will follow.
Dy order Of Mayor 0kuLLRp.
@. B. BIawALD
ClIief Of poliee
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AN ORDINANCE

10 REGULATE THR sroRAaz oY PxrHoLru,1. rrs !pxo.
~ DUCTS, AND OTHER nHLliIuAHLn oris
SEC. !. Be Il ordained by ht Mayor AMI Aldermen IN
0ty Council dttsmbted, That from and after tho I6t day
of juno ne1t, II sha not he lAgfl 20 Keep Petroleum,
Kerosene, Roci OIL BenxIno, BenIolc or any othor n.
hsmm.h,e oil or oils On storage or for sale In any collar
ay than my gallous any ono lot premises. and
any such quantity topt stored aha be contained 10
vosaels Of I'm or othor metal. -E-'I' / N.
sEa Thst Petroleum. h products or any other tn
n.mmaSlo oil or o when brought into the ely by Land
or water may be kept any lot In any building In
which cotton In not stored for pcriod not exceeding
twentyour hours upon tho expiration OF which TINA
shall be removed End Kept In tho required by
the foregoing section. - IS s ''91., ~,
sxo g. Any person or parsons violating any part Of
this Ordinance sha be to nno Of hundred
doa for zach oncc, reooterabls In any Court OF con
petent Jurisdiction. go q.
RaHned In City Council this SwenJ day Of May IN
the Of our Lord ona thousand eight hundred and
aixtySeycn. =. l} So .nt-E - !.
W.. 4 snru. cle,i Of Council m Ii 'a SMSt suSSs
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,
OFFICE UI,RRR OF CoIINmr.

~ x, March l. 1891
A LII TAVEnN-KERPERS,A AND PERSONS RETAIL
"A ING sp,ritnous liquors. within tho city lnita who
h.ye not executed their bonds and aton tho proper
cards 70 ahov that they hayecenso sel will be N.
tut :"
Tnoss who have cards hereby notified TO have tla
same placed In conspicuous place In tho window. All
falling 70 observe this notice will sIso be reported ser
Tho aforementioned timo. W. II. ANrTH,
March 2 Clark Of Council,
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LOCAL MATTERS.

jon WonK.-Wo have now completed our oflco
10 as to execute, III tho shortest possible limo
ALL KINDS or JOB WORK, and we most ro-
tPectfully ask tho patronage OF our rricrds.
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PUBLIC NOTICE.

PUBLIC NOTICE.
OFFICE OF CITY TREASURY, .
DUBLIc NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN TiiST UNbRR
L tho following Ordinance licenses have boen preparxd
for delivery nom this Office. 8. THOMAb,
SEQ 1. Be Ordained BY ne Aayor and Aidernenrn
City Council ostembied Tint from and after the st dfy
OF January licenses aha out for MI carts drsy
the manner and according tho same puyfsiona
now OF force In relation TO Carts dTays wagons letor
cart dray wagon, shall be provided with badge con-
tanning tho nnmber thereof, and marked 1yaH 10 "a
plnced on the outaids Of tue Bhnft. 't .l'''I'tF-
Bee. 2. No person Rhnl DO taken by the Troasurar a
surety TO any bon under tho Ordinance concerning IL
censea for CARTS drnys wagons and other carases un
BEc s.: The following shAl hereafter be the rates for
licenses for public and private carts drays wagons &C.
including Tho horses or mules used thereof which shall
DO free from other TAXATION: II,4-
PUBLIC cknrs nuAIs KTo., THosH xlrr1oYrp M lrr
nus1HEss wHATRvER, ron HIRE DmEoT On rapuxcT.
For eyny cart, dray or wagon drawn by horse or
For every cart dray or wagon. drawn by two hose.or
For avery hack and carriage with two whosls. $40
For every hack and carrtAse with four uhselp, Sl0
Eor eysry stage or omnibus loIcept limo omnibus
For every stage omnibus tsrcept tue omnfbuIt
drawn by four horses tG0 .. q
For every truck drawn by moro horses or mules
For every eIpposn wagon drawn BY two or moro horses
or mules, 80. T--
ns.tD oAaTs AVID PnIv1Es c.nrs. nnAn. 11o.
For every bread cart or wagon, IS.
For eSory CART drAy wagon, used for pryate or do.
estc purposcs and not 70 bo employed IN tho trsns-
porting Of soSds x.scs msIchandiie lumbar, or any
indirectly for the same nhn pay ucensa The sm of
IS, exclusive OF the horse or mule I'M =
Ra1ned In City Council. this 18th day of Januarv
L. 81 In tho year Of our Lord thousand ddaht hu,
dred and sixtyaIx
P. G. aAILIARD. Mayor.
january v. q. SMITH, Clorh Of Council
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PosTPosEnrEST.- inclcmoncy of tho weather
has prevented tho cargo salo of molassos por schr
Afeidd and Laura, from Caibarion, advertised at
auction by ]. A. ENsLow & Co. Further notice
will be given when tho salo will take plnce.
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THE SUMTER WATCTM6N

re PUHIIsHRD EVERY wEDHrHDAY At suH.
TRR, 8 @, By anBRRT 9LoWEna, Propristori.
~ fOUR DOLLARS per Anuurn. Invariably In s2ynnce
Advertisements inssrted Ut usual rstes. !''H -
Every style Of JOB Printing executed IN She hestess
'S'a ana greatest dnT>asA' .4.- septsnoS "
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CLOSING up!
FUN FOR ALL!

HULL INSTRUCTIONS BY WHICH ANY PERSON.
j. mhlo or fomAle can mAser tho great art Of Ven.
tloqufsm by fe'f hours' practice making q world OF
fun and ter beeoming experts themselves, can teach
oihcrs, thereby making Il source Of income Pull IN
strucons sont by mali ior 90 oonts. satiasouon guar.
anteed. sE-sII. .-''1- -
Address p. o. Drawer a, Troy, NY
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Enct Worth Kna,x,.s

Fact Worth Knowing.
Tho beat Investment for invalid who suffers fotr
debility or loss Of appetite, Is bottle OF pANKsK's He
patio Bicrs. as Il will DO to give rUsf For sale b,
all Druggists.
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TIE CHIEF OF tho Fro Department requests tho
Secretaries Of tho different Companies, and tho
Insurance Agencies TO call at this oflico for copies
Of his Report, now ready for delivery.
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AUCTI0N SALES,

Remainder Of Stock Of Clothing, Sra,o Hdt,
FIooeTs. 6c.
by JOHN q. MILNOR d CO.
THIS DAY. 1th instant. at 10 O'Clock. will bo sold at
our Auction salcsroom, No. ls3 MootlnY stroct.
1HE REMAINING STOCK OF CLOTHING.
,,r,,, coNBisTisu
MEMS LINEN. BLAY LINEN AND SPANISH LINEN
SACKS, Boys Linen Sacks
and Cottonade Prints
Whiln and ColorcI SIusquIto Notg
Sonaiuons lot ClothY-Sums under sloO cash; over
sioo w da5s with approved city acceptance.
AIso.
An invoice OF o. Ten eaaes MEMS AND Boys WHITE.
BLACK, BROWN MIX STRAW HATS
lnfants and f:lIidrcu'B Straw Caps and Jonksx,
BoIes Fronch Artificial Flower.
ALSO,
Demilohns. and gallons each. SHERRY WINE
= DenlJohns. and gallons each, Old PORT vino
oato wiz Sonlilohce WIN Nlne Juno
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PUBLIC READING ON WESTMINSTER AnpEY.-Thc
literary entertainment to DO given by talented
aud accomplished lady Of this city, at Madame
GrpD;hE's, on Broad street, was unavodably post.
ponel by the inclomency OF tho weather. Tho
public will bo notified through tho public prints
when the reading will DO given.
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Post ONCE Notice.
Posi- 0FF.cE,
CHARLESTON, 3. g., May G, 1867.
Hereafter, until further nutice, the Northeastern
Mails will close at LIS T. NJ, and arriving at tho
Depot at 945 A. H. will be ready for delivery at IL
o'clock. On Sundays tho Post Onice will open ut
1880 P. NJ. for ono hour.
The Nails for South CAROLINA Railroad will con-
tinuo to close daily at O'Clock A. A. and for tho
Savannah and Charleston Railroad Mt GA. NJ. on
Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays.
STANLEY @. TROTT, p. NJ.
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WE HAvE received tho catalogue Of tho Holston
Conference Female College, Ashovino, n c., for the
collegato year 1866 and 1867. This is an excellent
institution located ono of the most picturesque
villages Of the South, in cheap country, among a
primitive and rirtuous people, and holds out great
inducements to those desirous to send thoi,
daughters to such an institution. Prof. JAMES II.
CARLISLE OF Wofford College, ia to teliyor tho an
nual address.
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-
UNITED STATES DIsrRIor CoUnT, Hon. Gzonag
8. BRYAN presiding.-In admiralty, ". q. TILTos
Us. tho Steam Dredging Company, consolidated
libel for supplies. On motion OF NJ. p. O'CosNoR,
proctor for ibellanls, il Was ordered that tho
claims OF tho different parties DO resorrod to
DANIEL HonLBEcE, Esq, Commissioner Of tho
United States, 10 take tho Testimony and report
the facts to the Court.
In the United Statos Circuit Court PagpEnIcK
BUrTERHrEID Co., Of Now York, ps. COHEN, VII
LIE & Co., OF South Carolina. It coming 10 tho
knowledge Of the United Statos Marshnl that D..
@. WILLIS and A. N. COHEN two OF the defendants,
were absent beyond the Jurisdiction OF tho Court,
and that 7. OTToLRHoUl, the romaing partner, had
boen served personally. It was ordered, on motion
OF Messrs. MACBETH Il BU1sr, tho plaintiffs attor.
neys, that DANIEL HoRLDEoK, Esq, tho Clork OF
the Court, do order and oite tho absent D. G. VII.
Lib and A. N. COHEN TO appear and pload in no
ccrdance with tho 9th Rule Of Court.
The caao OF tho United slatos ps. SIMON M.
SIMPSON Tor tho violation Of tho Internal Revenue
Law, was resumed and o number OF witnesses
heard, but tho proceedings wore INTERRUPTED by
the refusal Of Mr. OKEEre, tho agent OF the Tolo-
graph Company, to testify as 10 Tho nessa Goa re-
ceiTed by him, and which had passed over tho vrea
Mr.. OKEsYE was represented BY his courooI ntr
II. p. OCoHkon. 7. Y. srMoss. WHO contentlod
that the private character Of tho cornorotior -
vented them from divulging, ovon to TIM IIr,,oa
gtatvs Government, the sccret OF which t,,ov
made the recipients. Major Conp1r, the Di.tr;oI
Attorney, opposed this opinion, and the aroutoon,
Of the question was finally postponed until to-an,
A. slqyon A. n, The Court then adjourned,
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The CHERAw ADVERTISER. = This cIcellcnt
Weekly was received by us yesterday much on
Urged and considerably improved in appearance.
We hnve regarded this paper among the best OF
our country exchanges, and it gives US great
pleasure to perceive it's success, which we hopo
will bo increased by advertisements from our city
merchants who desire to trade with the busy part
Of tho State in which the Aduertiscr il published
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A NEW TH1sa.-0ne OF tho most novel as we'll as
most excelont inventions Of tho day, is the cork
hat. It recommends itself to tho public as an e1-
quisitcly beautiful article, woll q most useful
onc Made Of tho lightcst material known, it ia
durable and plinblo in tho highest degree; nom
conductor OF hcnt cannot bo penetrated or injured
by rain, and if soiled can bo cleaned with sponge
and soap and water; in o wori the very thing for
our Southern climate. For further particulars
call >at MIR. @. H. JonSsoK's Templo OF Fashion,
King street. Soc his advertisement in this days
News.
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Some Of our readers may not know that n now
Literary Depot was opened somo time ago IN Hasel
street, west Of the Post Office, over which MIR. D.
DosHEn prcsdes. Mr. D. has laid us under obli-
CATION by sending us latost copies Of tho Boston
Pilot, OF tho Irish Republic, FRANK LEsIIE's Illus
trated ze'tung, Budget Of Fun, Chimney Corner
and tho New York Ledger, in which Paraon BEECH
En- holds forth in q novel form,
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March %
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1867-10-24
BRANCH STORE
East StrOudsburg Pa.

For the cOnvenieace Of the inhabitants Of
East Stroudsbarg and vicinity, the firm
have also opened Branch Store near the
Depot, where everything in their line of
business, together with BOOTS & SHOES,
NOTIONS. &c, Will at all times be found
n FIJI assortment, fos inspection and Pur-
chase by customers. They have also on
hand fine stock of
PURE WINES & LIQUORS,
9t tie very best brasds. which they offer to
Hotel keepers and others, at prices unusual
ly reasonable. Drae in and see.
C. S. DETRICK. S. S. DETRICK.
July %, 1867.
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The Johnstowu correspondent of the
Ebensburg Freeman states that the iron
ore in the hills around Johustown is about
"played out" From fifty to one hund-
red men have been searching all the
neighborhood during the past three years.
yet no trace of ore can be found. When
the mines now being worked are exhaust
ed, the occupation of some five hundred,
men in that place will be gone.
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VOL. 20.
Published by Theodore Schoeh.
zen PRINTING,

OF ALL KINDS,
Executed the highest style OF the Art, and ont he
most reasonable terms.
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The oil regions must be rather lively
sort of place. The last we have from
there is of an indignant individual who
kicked the cover off the coffin the other
day as they were on the way to the dis
NAL grave" 1t seems that he was fool.
ish enough to suppose he wasn't quite
dead, and hence the catastrophe. After
some dispute with the pall-bcarers wheth
er he was in his right sense and mind, he
was brought back and put to bed with a
fair chance of recovery.
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STORE PROPERTY FOR SALE
La Stroudsburg

tssss6 THE House contains Z Rooms,
.lsslzn besides Storeroom, Cellar and But
terry. Lot So by 90 feet. with Stable on
rear ead. For further particulars, address
WM. b. JAMES, Stsoudsburg, Pa, or call
at the premises, on Ceatre Street, first door
from Main Street.
A small select stock will be disposed of
with the property Of ifdesred.
Stroudsburg, Sept. IL, 1867.
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The Register gives publicity to the fol-
lowing sensational item "A young man
by the name of johnson has peen arrest
ed in Pittsburg for perpetrating new
dodge He fastened bristles on a tail
of rat and then sold him for a squirrel"
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1867-10-24

A new we'll was struck last week on
lease No. 2 of the Bennihof farm, and on
Saturday last it was producing at the rate
of fifty barrels per day.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1867-10-24

At the next session of Congress, efforts
will be made to oil tain an act suthol sziug
Surratt to be tried in some loyal State.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1867-10-24

About ten days since new well was
struck on the McClintock reserve OF the
Wash. McClintock farm. 1t is now pro-
ducing about l25 barrels per day.