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The Sick Poor.

To be poor is bad enough, but to be poor
and sick-to be enfeebled by chill penury, and
rendered altogether unequal for the struggle
with disease, which, under the most favorable
circumstances, taxes the vital force, is to be
deprived Of the Inherent power, as 1t were'
with which God has bl, ssed most of US to cote
with the ills of lfe 1t is one Of the first recog-
nized duties, therefore, of Christian commu-
nitv 10 take care of these children of misfortune
Hospitals alone, however, do not meet the
want. Iu all large cities there are 'dispensa-
ries" for patients in need of medical advice
who arc not too sick to repair to these dis
pensaries. Here they receive professional ad-
vice and medicines gratis.
Our hospital Accommodations, we oeileve'
are ample; and we are aware that the Guy mas
provided su lclent medical service, also, for the
DOOR, either at their residences or at "omces
of call" The faculty of the Medical College,
also. have cliuic, where gratultous AID Is
rendered to the indigent But there Is Still
6eld here for the benevolent; one, too, which
calls for but small outlay OF money anu
which, we hope, will not be long permitted TO
lie fallow. In other cities, both IN Europe ana
in this country, the institutions to whicn we
nave reference are fourishing, and accomplish
much good. All that is needed is house WIN
several rooms, and q few hundred dollars o
wear for the requisite medicines. Inc meo'-
cal service is usually rendered free OF oharge
| by the younger members of the proiession' VINO
mud ample compensation for their time anu
trouble in the valuable experience they mus
ACQUIRE, and in the reputation such experience
invariably brings.
We remember some years ago visiting the
dsoensaries of New YORK, ard among them tne
.Demilt," one of the largest and best conduct
ed in that city. Here large numbers OF SICK
persons receive treatment every day IN the
wear. The labor OF attendance Is suodlVloed'
there being separate rooms, with physician
10 each, for ca es of disease OF the thoracic
organs, for diseases of the stomach and ao-
domen. for diseases of the eye and ear, Tor
children, for females, for SKIN diseases Ior
teeth, for surgical cases, etc. Ihese pnysl-
Clans were in attendance, some every DAY,
some only two or three times week There
were. besides, two or three physicians at
tached to this dispensary who visited patients
at their residences, when they were too SICK to
leave home.
About year ago the younger members OF
the profession inaugurated such system In
Ra,,;mora and we learn from the Gazette that
they have met with remarkable success Since
its commencement, their dispensary has re-
ceived only $1,000. These institutions are
usually supported by the voluntary contriou-
ZION, of the benevolent; and hard as are the
times, an institution of this character would
scarcely ask for aid in vain.
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AN ORDINANCE

TO PROVIDE FOE TIE LIQUIDATION OF THE IsIEhIs1
ON THE DEBT OF THE CITY, WHICH ACCRUED on TAI
rHarIETH DAY OF SEPTEMBER LAST.
DE IT ORDAINED BY HE MAYOR AND ALDEN
ID MEN il ''ity Council assembled That ior the pur
pose Of quidang the interest on tho public deo OF ne
ty which accrued on the nir teth DAY Of September
last six per cent stock gaory on tho corp ration o
the City Charleston, shall be issued under tho direc
ton OF the Mayor the persons holding stocks or s1
Ter cent tonds the city, aud onted to receive the
interest accrued thereon ut the time above stated the
SAID stock beIr interest alter the rate OF x per cent
per annun, payable quarterly redeemaole in thirty
years trom date: Prorlaed That part OF said stock
shall be issued TOR any sum less than twenty DOLLARS OF
ior any fracuonal part OF dollar: Provided also that
all sums less than twens dollars and f1r iracional
parts OF dollar, shall be paid in city bills.
SEC. 2. That the firm OF certificate, and mode oi
transfer of said stock shall subject TO the Same reg
ons as low exist in eiahon to other city sx per cent
stocks OF the city.
Ratified in City Council this twenty second day Of Octo
ber in the year OF our Lord one thousand eight hun
dred and sxty.seven
l. >. P. c. GAlLLAlSD, mayer.
W. e. SMITH, Clerk of Courci October Is
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PUBLIC SUTlCE.
nEEIrE OF NJTY TH


DuB11o NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN That UN5Eh
he following Ordinance licenses have been rcepareo
iord.liyery from this Ohce. 5. THOMAS,
City Treasurer.
SEC. !. Be It Ordained BY he Mayor and Aldermen'n
civ Council assembled, That from after tue first day
OF January licenses shall be taken out for a carts, drjJ
and wasors used Tor private and domestic purposes,
the manner, and according to the same rovsicLs
now Of force in relation CARTS drays and wagons etci
lriven for hre except giving bonds, And each such
cart dray wagon, shall be provided with bo5ge
tanning the number thereof aud marked FIrae 70 e
placed on the outside or tue shaft
SEC 2 No person shall lie taken by the Treasurer
surety to any bond under the Ordinance concerning
censes for cars drays wagons aud other carriages
less he or she be freeholder.
SEC 8 Tho following shall hereafter be the rates lc.
licenses fer public and private ca-ts, drays wagons &c.
lrciudp2 the horsca mules used thereof which Bis "
ce tree from otuar taxauon:
PUBLIC cAErs DRAYs, Erc.. on THOSE EPLoyEo n AM
BUsIyEss wHATEvEE, FOR HIRE DIRECT Oh EDusECr.
For every cart, dray or wagon, drawn by one horse O.
mule, go,
For every cart dray or waSon drawn by two hor'eo'
For every mack and carriage with two wheels, $50.
For every hac. and carriage with four wheels $40.
For every stage or omnibus except line omnibus
With two lorsee, roo.
For evary staSe or omnibus except line omnibr 4,
drawn by tour horses, $50.
For every truck drawn Dy two horses mule.
$50.
For every express wagon drawn by more horse.
BRED cAa1e AND PRIVATE CARTS, DAAys. ETC.
For every bread cart or wagon, s5.
For every cart dray wagon. used for private or do
mesc purposes, and not 70 be employed N the Trans
porting o goods wares, merchandise, lumber, or any
oher commodity, for compensation, either directly or
indirectly the Same, shall pay ior ucease lie
IS, exclusive OF the morse or mule.
Ralhed in City Council, this 10th day OF January
IL 81 IN the year of Our LORD one thousand eight hun
BY ths Mayor. P. Q. GAILLARD SIayor
January ". Il. SAITH Clerk 81 Council
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HART, who has given us the Spanish ballads
and matchless literary biography; and WORDS
WORTH, one of the foremost of the English po-
els of the last generation. Mr.. LocKHART was,
however, for many years, the soul of the new
enterprise. Mr.. CLIFFORD afterwards shed lus-
tire upon its pages, and it was under his edi-
torial management that the Quarterly attained
its highest reputation as critical authority in
British letters.
The October number, which we have just
received from Mr.. RUSSELL, contains several
fine papers, among the best of which are those
On Trades Unions" "The Talmud," Science
in Schools" and s'The Conservative Surren-
der"
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Committee, THAT, from and after tho passage OIL
this ACT, the authority Of the Secretary OF inc
Treasury to make any further reduction OF the cur
rency, by retiring or oncclling United States
notes shall b, and is hereby suspended" The
ssr,ts con,rr;.tee on Finance has under consider
alton n bill by Mr.. Cattell, which, like tho one
n,ssed ~ ths House. proposes merely to suspend
the present law, leaving tho question oi Its Fepea'
open for future considersti' IN. line acton OF
senate upou the question is considered doubtfAl.
In the event f The passage Of the House bill, how
ever, the act nay, perhaps, be considered merely
as measure designed to relieve the existing Strin-
pency until some definite fnan'ial policy shall be
decided upon, rather than an indication OF the
policy finally to be adopted.
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AN ORDINANCE

TO REGULATE THE STORAGE OF PErnoLECa, IT'S Pro
DUCTS, AND OTHER INFLAMMAnLE OILS.
Sec l. Be II ordained by the Mayor AMI Aldermen, IN
Cy Council assembled That from nnd alter the ltth day
OF June next it shall lawful TO keep Petroleum,
Kerosene hook Oil, Benzine, eeozole or any o'uer in
0ammabe oil or oil, on storage for sale in any cellar,
store or building south OF Line street, IN largef JUN.
ty than fifty gallons any one lot or premises, aud
uuy such quantity 30 Aept OF stored snail Do contaeu LII
vessels OF TIL or other metal.
SEC J. That Petroleum, ito products, or any other IL.
ammabe oil or oils when brought into the city oy lan
or water, may be kep; any LOT or IN any omding VI
which cotton is not stored period not exceeGin
twenyfour hours upon the expiration OF which unt II
shall be removed and kept III Tue manner az required ~
the foregoing section.
SEC s. any person or persons violating any part oi
THO Ordinance sa be subject to fine OF two hundred
dollars each oence recoverable In my Court OF cont
pe,cat jurisdiction.
Rauned in city Council this twenty6rst day OF May III
tho year Lord one thousand eight hundred aiid
sixty-soyen.
TL,s,I P. c. GAILLARD, Mayor.
~ r. Sn1rH Clark o. Council June 6
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PUBLIC NOTICE.

UFFlCE CLEKI UF OUUNVI1I
May 1857.
The following Section Of" An Ordinance 10 atohsh the
Office OF Sper!ntendent of Streets to provide Tor Keep
lug the Streets Lanes Alloys, and open Courts IN the
CITY OF Charleston Clean and tor other purposes,
hereby publ shed for the information OF all concerned
For the due protection OF tho said contractor or con-
tractors II is further ordained That every owIer lessee
occupant and tenant any premises fronting IL any
sheet lane, alley, or open court, shall on every day
Sundays excepted have the dirt hlth garbage or oher
oaa placed IN front his or her lot in barrel box or
heap and readiness tor the contractor by the hour oil
ee>en o'clock, a. NJ, from the hst day OF May 70 The
first day Of November in evory year and by the hour OF
nine o'clock A. M frcm the trst day OF November 70
the arst day OF May following And any person offend.
ing hercln placing any drt hlth garbage, or other
oa any street, lane, or alley or open court after the
hours above named shall be subject 10 line not less
than two nor than i've dollars for each and every
offence, to bo imposed by the Mayor
Nv order ". q. SMITH,
Nav 15 Clerk OF Council.
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AN ORDINANCE

70 REGULATE THE DREDGING OF DockN .
W1ereas The best interests the CITY, as Ts as tho
convenience OF the shipping visiting the port demand
that the channel of Cooper River be kept open with su
ccnt depth Of water for all commercial purposes and
f.ee from obstruction:
Re il ordained That in fu ure all mud removed from
any OF the city docks by dredge machines or otherwise
shall be removed one hundr>d and fifty tathoms from
the end OF tho dock.
The Harbor Master shall be furnished with copy Of
this Ordinance which he Is required strictly to entorce
and to report prosecution all violations OF the sae
which shall subject the party offending 10 hne hot
exceeding ono hundred dollars tor each and every
offence.
Uauied In City Council this egb' lay of October In the
year OF opr Lord one thousA Il eight hundred and
sixty-seven.
(L.S 2. c. GAlLLskD, mayor:
W n SMITH Clerk OF Council. october Is
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The British Quarterlics.

THn LONDON QUARTERLY REVIEW was es-
tablshed sixty two years ago to meet the'ooid
and daring champion of Whiggery, the Edin-
burg Review, on its own ground; aod lis con-
tritutors, JEFFREY, BRouoHAM and SIDNEY
SMITH, the brilliant Ishmaelites whose hands
were against every body, were net by foemen
worthy OF their steel; among them the learned,
tho versatile and voluniuous SouTHEY, Sir
WALrER Scorr, as ardent political partisan
as he was brillient poet and novelist; LOOK
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December 2
YOUNG LADIES' COLLEGIATE I.sTI.


THE EXIGENCIES OF The TIMES HAVE CAUSEl:
j. the Commissioners OF the State Normal and High
TO TIC building Free School. In State
Normal auG Hi School, now organized wi 1t eret re
be I'll s!erred. und-r the title OF The YOUNG LApI-5
COLLEGIATE ms II IUTE, to the commo Gious build ng
on The north side OF Gcoge street. No. 2s door west
OF King street, opening OCTOBER I'd, 1857.
Iuluon il the Prepar tory Department, $3.50 per
hall sesslou. or 80 per annu IL 20 co sgia.e Depar
men el5 per hall session. >6J per arnuln. French
Drawing, and Vocal Music included IL the regular
course Latin, creek Geiman. Italian. Spanish, l..
strumenti Music aud Painting are extra, 1t moderate
charges.
imite1 number Of Bo rdcr will be received at the
ens:sute Board, 80 par Inouth, S3cJ per annuin
lncluoi1g Was ing Lights, Suc, ETC. Iarior Boarders
received at the ABOVE prices AL payments strictly
advip;e.
boaId OF Instruction as follows: Rev. HENRY n.
MOOD a. NJ, t.i.ciDal kew. A4.NNY a. Bass, a. NJ,
Professor Of Naen1 les and Ancient Languages; Pro-
lessor LEWIS X. GIBBS a. M, IL. u, Lecturer o.
chemistry and AaturA Philosophy; Professor I. S.
A0LME>. Lecturer on Geology aud Natural Hi tory;
L. a. EkAMploN, NJ D., tro.ebsor Q, Modern Ian.
ouaacs, Professor WI. MASIEkMAN, instructor i'll
YocsI Muac; Hiss MARY =, ai0UD, Insrucuscss in
Drawing and faintns; Miss LAURA N. AILL, Iustruc.
tress In English Byspehes'
septembor2 masuoS
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MsRcHaYrs AND BUSINESS MEN

vX7Eo DESIRE TO SECURE TRADE FROM THAT
w rich Cotton country southwest Georgia, would
do well - advertise in he
'DAWoON JOURNAL"
An oldestab,ished newspaper, published a. the flourish
ing little city Of awson IN the heart OF this rich Coor
bslt. Having tho aigest circulation OF any paper II
his section It ors extra inducements to advertisers.
Ra>Pubii .hed weekly at S2 per annum. Advertising
rales moderate. LIAM CHRISTIAN,
December IL Dawson, Ga.
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NUTlCE.

nFFICE CLERK OF COUNClL.-THE FOLLOWING
clause of Section OF Tn Ordinance to Raise Sup.
plies or the ysir 1867" is published Tor the information
OF persons selling 4ood by sample or Otherwise VINO are
uoufei TO report this office
"rhrce dollars on every hundred dollars Of all goods
sold in this city by persons not residents, By sample OF
otherwise. W. d. sMllh'
March Clerk Of Conpcili
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FIRE LUANs
MAYnRA1TY OLE CHARLESTON. ]

CITY HAIL, November 9, lo66
A IL PERSONS DESTROYS OF REBUILDING IN ah
a Burnt districts and Waste Places OF tile City un.
der "An Act OF the General Assembly, CIV nS authority
to the City Co lnci OF Charleston 70 procee in the a
ter OF Fire Loan, with view to aid in building up thu
CITY arew" are hereby notified that the form OF apl-
cation Tor loars be obtained al the Office OF the Cer
OF Council, between the hours o! a. d. ana Z. si.
All applications must boz d IN the above mention al
Office as the Committee WILL meet every Monday 10 cor
slider the same.
By order OF the Mayor W. d. SMITH,
Novfmber n Ocrs oil Council.
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EDUCATiO N AL.
NIGHT SCHOOL! Nj,

NIGHT SCHOUL! NIGHT SCHOOLI
AEsoN.STREEr, NEARLY OPPOSITE LAURENs.sT
THE HOURS FOE THE EXERCISES IN ARITHME.
IIC. WRITING. READING, aERMAN and ENGLISH
GRAMMAR are from Ito O'clock P u.
Termt-s2 per month in advance
Bookkeeping charged extra.
C. !. BERGMAN.
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R E w A r D S.

DEWARD! REWARD! REWARD!-.
h, reward of FIVE DOLLARS will be given for The
recovery OF the Ian TERN taken from tho Palmetto En-
gns House on SUNDAY night. the 9th ins. Apply 70 the
P.tEoIDEN1 or CHEF ENGINEER, at Tay.ors foun'
dry foo: OF Hasel-st:ect December IL
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TuE oRAvoEgURG NEWS.

DUBLIsHED EVERY SATURDAY MORNING, AZ
Z Orausoburg, :. c. Terms 81 per annum, In ~.
vance
During the spring and fall extra copies OF the
ORASarBUES NEWS wil bo circulated ios the benefit p
our advertising patrons.
Contract ADVERTISEMENTS inserted on tie most liberal
terms. Address SAMUEL DIBBLE,
Editor Urarseburg News,
Cohr (lr1t.u I,,rf -
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notice.

OFFICE OF THE CHIEF OF PoLICE,)
CHARLESTON, S. G., May 4. 1857.
7NBE REGULAR INSPECTION OF 1HE LOTS AMI
Enclosures vaults, &C., will commence on Aondd,
eel 9Th inst Owners and occupants hereby required
10 soc that their premises In good condition and that
Ill hlth and garbage is removed as required by Ord
uapco Other Inspections will follow.
Bv order OF Iayor dAILLAnp.
@. D. SIGWALD.
Chief OF Police.
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CITY TAYEs-MONTHLY Returns.
OFFICE OF HE CITY ASSESSOR,l
CITY BALL, december /, 8G7.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN o ALL CON OERNED
IN tat the Monthly heturns Tor the Month OF No
veuber past in mDliance with the Tax ordinance ra
tilted tue 2sh day OF necember 1866, must be mado
on or before the 10Th instant
JOHN II. HONOUR,
December IL City Assessor.
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B 0 A R Dl N C .

DOARDIN ING.-EXCELLEN BOARD CAN
be Obtained, reasonable rates. by apply Ing ut No.
IA KING STREET, door above Hudson street. near
the Citadel. The Street Cars pass the door every ten
minutes 3no Ociooer
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WATCHES, JEWELRY, ETC.
AsUPERB STUCK OF FINE
GOLD And SOLID SILVER WATCHES.
ALL WARRANTED TO RUN AND THOROUGH.
REGULATED, At The LOW PRICE OF
$40 EACH.
SATISFACTION GUARANTEED.

Inc aDoV9 BLOCK VIII Ue UlspOstu q V ue P0PL1iA VIH
Price plap giving every patron fine Gold or Sold ei-
yer Watch LOT slU, without regard to value
We wish to immediately dispose OF the above maGri1.
cent Stock Certificates, naming the articles, are placed
in sealed envelopes, and well mixed Holders are enu.
tied 10 the article named Oh their certificate, upon pay
mont OF len Dollars whether It be Watch worth $1,000
or ono worth less The return OF any OF our certificates
entities you 10 the article named thereon upon payment
than slU Is named en- any cprdhcate 1t will at once
be seen that tliG no Lottery, but straightforward
legitimate tTansacucn which may be parucipated In
eTen by The most fastdIousl
single certificate viii! bo sent b. mall postpaid, upon
receipt OF Is cents ave for 81, eleven ior S2 hthree
and elegant premium for S5 sixtysix and mere valuable
premium tor slO one hundred and most superb Watch
ior sl5 10 Asente, tnose wishing employment this
is rare opportunity. 1t is legnmateiy conducted
bus,ress cuy authorized by the Government and opon
10 tie most careful scrutiny. 11y US. address
" WRIGHT, BRO. L CO.,
Importers, No lbl broadway, n. T.
October %
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THE GREENVILLE MOUTTAIGEER
Ts PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY, AT 81 81 PE1
J. year, in lyanee Advertisements inserted OF usual
rates g. Z. ELEORD,
MsYlQ Editor and Proprietor!
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LOST AND FOUND,

I OsT OR ST0GEy, A CUR DUG, AL.
IL MOST black. wi Swnie ring around h.s neck
white brea- suitIble reward will paid or hls
return to T. +. O'sULLI IAN, No Il Ma street. or ut
tuis ofise. November rs
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w Tho subscriber, who has had eight Years exper'
euce in hi, profession, Us PliucipM OF Academies,
aud is at D. .eseut Principal OF Aontreal Academy
IN Neson County, Va, GesIes to remove South
on account OF the health of his family, and
will accept o situation either in q Mule or temuo
cole q or Academy, or ia Private School that
yclo him support, anywhere II Georgia or South
Caro- teacnes, besides the ELSlish branches and
aancmaics tue Lallu, L. French and spanish Ian
guases satisfactory ;eslimonias OF his COM
peluacy, success and popularity IS 1ccher ADDRESS
L. L. JEtrEkSON, AloEireai, Jefferson county, VI.
November % LIMO
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n,U LEASE FOR TERM OF YEARS,
i the VALUABLE ES1AIE beiopgIug to the late
Cclonc! Kent situated UlaDgeburs district onsst-
p of S5LU acres, o-thirds 1Go soil is rIca
red cay kinds OF crops. he rsate Is Water.
cd BY larse creet, on winch ID F4Nt M1LL SEAL
AND DAM COMPLEIE; lbe | est waor-power IL the
state ICr Mills aud Factories; situation healthy ali the
yeLr round. the place are sixty aoorers ,ireedmtn
wao would cneapy, US tney o.slre 10 remAln
The Estate VIII be leased Y ot Yeas in one
body or ID farms to suit snI capital Tor terms ap-
ply 70 MOWEY co. November IL
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DoN'T FAIL TO TRY THE CELEBRA.
~ TED SOUTHERN TO &c, PANKNIN'S HEPATIC
DlITERS, sn uaaAing remedy for ali Diseas 8 OF th-
digestive Organs and Liver. For sale by ell Drug
gis.
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DROPPED On TIE NIGHT Of THE 1919
~ November, the Actors entrance OF the Circus
pavilion, o MkDIUM-SlZED WHITE ERMINE FUR
CAPE the two lower Buttons OF White Glass; and the
whole lined with White sia. The finder will obt1ln
suitable reward by leaving 1t o. the DETECTIVES
OFFICE, in Broad street November ID
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nON'T FAIL To TRY THE CELEBRA-
~ led SOU lHEkN IONIC, PANKNIN'S HEPArIC
b.fTERS. ulfsiling r>medy for all Lis OF the
Digestive Or and the Liver. kor sale by Ill Drug
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The East Florida Banner,
ecala. MARION COUNTY, FLORIDA.
I. F. sMIIH, Editor and Proprietor
6. C. DErRUlL, Assistant Editor.

TIE BANNER has A LARGE CIRCULATION
throughout tho most populous and wealthy portions
CT T.or1d4.
Bnsesa men, desirous Of Introducing their business
tn ough that section, would do vel to advertise IN It's
colunina-
SUBSCRIPTION, SO xEAa-
sRAn.1cs Co.. Agents, at Courier oface. chaIeaten,
South Carolina, September 81
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DOS'T FAIL To TRY THE CELEBRA.
~ led SOUTHERN TONIC, PAAKNIN'o AEPATIC
DIfTEHs, an uniaii lug remedy l Diseases Of the
digestive Organs and the Liver. For sale BY ell Drug
ri :ts
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FOR SALE.

NOR SALE, No. ] SADDLE AND DRAFT
II HORSE, i've years old. W rInted sound and gen.
t.c also q NJ. We Dne lareo MU LII, WARRANTED 10
work we'll And, one MILCH LOW. Inquire ut no. SO
SIATESTRktT. ~ LecomDer IL
1oRIVATt SALE OF SUPERIOR 7-OC-
IAvE PIANO OF D4ker Rl' ems manufacture.
Abby o MCKAY & CAMPBELL.
lJ.c.mber 10 NO. l35 Meeting street.
TNUR SALE, OLD NEWSPAPERS, IN ANY
II QIanuty; price u cents per hundred. Apply NJ
/ q Ctfcu OF tue DAILY MEMS. Dec NIB TT
ITO PUBLISHERS AND JOURNAL Us
A laIge amount Of TYP and JOB MATER1AL Tor
s.e II loIs purchasers. Terms reasonable, and
casD. Also, tue HAND Pi;E ), price S25t al Adams
Power Press price s1 No. and ard Press price s1oV
Apply t. +. u. IEFOAIA1- Z, Columbia, ,. Z.
lIecnm
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TO RERT 7.

NTOTICE.-SEVk HAL LARGE ROOMS 10
" RENT, suitable for family or Tor gentlemen sit
ued in the most desirable locality either furnished or
not. up y a. No. 95 BKUAD-s MEET. o
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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-12-11
M E { T | N G S .
CITY ADVERTISEMENTS.
ARTESIAN a WELL

CITY COUNCIL WILL AT ITS NEXT REGULAR
" Meeting appoint suitable person to take charge OF
the property known as the Artesan Well and all proper
ty on 1t. W. Il. SMITH.
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