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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-11-18

In Chicago the brewers recently notified
their customers that after Monday next
they should advance the price of ale from
SO to Sl2 per barrel. The saloon keepers
have, therefore, held convention, and re-
solved to resist the advance. Efforts will
be made to obtain their supply from some
other point and, as beginning in the
movement, it is reported that some have
made contracts with Waukegan (Michi
gam brewer to furnish them ale at 50 80
barrel.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-11-18

Tha mixing a Radical Stumper for
his Services 10 the Democracy.
Gov. HARTMAN, of New Hampshire, was
one of the speakers imported by the Rad
icals to instruct the people of Ohio how to
vote on Negro Suffrage. The same indi-
vidual Radical stumped in Connecticut and
New York, and performed similar mission
ary labor.
In view OF the great service he render
ed the Democratic cause, by opposing it,
the Democratic State Convention of New
Hampshire, amid shouts of applause and
uproarious cheering, passed resolution of
| thanks to the Radical Governor "for his
services to the cause of Democracy by
stumping the States of Connecticut, Ohio
and New York, and that he be requested
to take the stump in New Hampshire in
the coming campaign should he receive
the Radical nomination.
We trust that HARTMAN will receive the
nomination, and that he will stump New
Hampshire with the same effect he did
Ohio, Connecticut and New York.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-11-18

The New. Orleans city government has
passed an ordinance regulating the weight
OF bread sold in that city, and it went into
effect on November 4th. Bread Of good quail
lty is to be sold in loaves, at the rate OF
twelve ounces for five cents, whilst breap OF
inferior quality must weigh one-eightb
more, thirteen ounces being sold for five
cents; twenty-seven ounces for ten cents.
and fifty-four ounces for twenty cents
Part of the ordinance requires each loaf OF
bread to be stamped, but this has been sus-
pended by the Mayor, until the proper
stamps can be procured permission being
giving for that purpose by the Councils
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-09-02

CORRESPONDENT Of the Indianapolis Journal
in describing Tho Royal Bavar an Foundery, nL
Munich, says "Wo wore surprised to SEQ here
such laigo number of models Of statues from
tho hands OF American sculptors, already oroctod
in, or destined to DO erected In various cities OF
our county. Prominent among these models Ia
CnAwFoRDs largo equestrian atatuo Of HAsHMu-
TON, which is being put up in ono OF tho public
squares in Richmond, Va. Tho four smaller fig
ures which are TO surround the colossal statue Of
tho father Of our country have not yet been ship
pod to America; however, whom the Wholo work is
onco completed, 1t may veil constitute tho boast
aud pridc Of tho Virgins capitul Another flno
work OF art is IiARnRr HosgERis statue OF
General BENTON, which was modelled in
Rome, nDd is to bc orectol in 81. Louis, Missouri,
| Among othor models Of statues hero seen Is
| JOEL HARTs Horny Clay, 10 be erected in Now
Orleans; CnAwfoRD's BeothoTen, 10 DO erected in
| boston, nnd throo by Rooms, viz. Tho Soldiers
Monument, for Cincinnati, the largo bronco doors
! for tho capitol at Washington, and Con. Bolivar,
| for South America. Nearly all theso models arc
oxecntol in Rome, which haa BECOME thp rosi.
tlcneo OF tho majority OF tho American sculptors
1t is not, al Grroneously supposed, that they may
havo tho patterns Of antiquity boiore their oyos,
that they resido in Romo, but sln1ply bocsusc
good and skiiul workmcn can there DO had al
thrco times cheaper wages than In any other
place. IIcnco our soulptors thoro hiro othoys 10
do tho rough part Of tho work for thon, and Just
before tho models are complBted take them into
their own hands, in order, It Ia known, to giyd
them thoir anlshing touch. or the other models
here exhibited need not speak. Suffice It 10 Say
that the work Of Americans comparel very hyora.
bly, with those Of tho most celobrstod European
| sculptor,
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-09-02
From, Washington.

WASHINGTON, Au ust 31.-Spccial Order No i2D
from Goncral Grant = headquarters, il NJ follows
Commanders of the military districts, created
under tlcact Of March I'd, 1867, will make ap.
boon removed br themselves or their predecessors
in command.
The steamer Guide. arrived at 81. Louia from
Fort Benton with s500,0O0 i'll treasure.
The brig Nettic Mitchell, from Aspinwall for
Swan Island, was encountered ut all sick, nnt
had bsen drilling fourteen days. She VAS brought
McCoof knocked Jones out of time on the thirty.
fourth round.
Further changes In district commanders are mol
immediately probable
Tho Attorney Generals report on which, The
President removed Sickles, will be published on
Monday. Ii appears Scklcs held that lie was not
nmennbIo to Grand Jurics, United States hlarshals,
United States District Attorneys whilo in ccnl-
nand of military district created by act of Con-
Hross and IN which the powers OF military COM
mandcrH nre defined.
Tho Treasury holds 1910, 500 G0O of security Tor
National Bank circulation.
Geherai G. II. Tompkins iB assigned Chief Quar-
tcrn,as,cr Of the Fifth Military Distrc,.
Five mi lions of coin interest OH 1crl-fnrtics is
due on the first Of September.
WASHINGTON, September 1.-1hc recent order OF
Gen. Grant that District Commanders will make
no appointments 10 civil Offices of persons who
hive been removed by thcir predecessors Them
selves, does not make . new issue between the
ty for asserting that tho rumors of difficulty hav-
ing arisen OH this subject are groundlcss. The
Reconstruction Act vests in the General Com.
mandiuG the same powers that are conferred upon
District Commanders in regard 10 removals and
appointments, and therefore The order Of Grant is
would disapprovc OF such appointments ~ hc i'll
licAtce
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Donicstic Markets

NOON DIsPATCH.
NEw YoRK, august 3l.-Stocks strong. Gold,
lill. a!oney, las. Sterling unchanged. Ca co,l.
sons, liit; GeorEin sovUns, o.,. Flour quiet.
Wheat dull anu steady. Corn aa1 better. Rye
nm oats !nll. Fork heavy Mt s23, ,00a23.25. Lard
l2Lali. Mhiskcy quiet. Cotton dull at 27. Tur-
pcntine, 5Si.
EVENING DISPATCH.
Money closed easy at 3a5 on u.l. Bank state
mont hloday will show decrease in loans, 50 900,
O1O increase i'll specie 81 $50 600: increase in de-
pOslts S2,0, 900; increase in lrynl tenders So coo
poo. Stocks closed steady; general disposition to
buy Governments very strong.
- BALIIMonE, August 81. cotton dn; MiddIing
Upland 2tsc.. Cotfeo Cuiot. Flour-Better in
curry, but prices unchanged. Whcat-No While
offered; lied advanced sc. Corn scarce; White
81 OSal TO- Yeltcw 81 15n1 II. Oats steady. Primo
itye 81 so. PROVISIONS steady and inactive. Whis-
key 35c.
CINCINNATI, August H. Flour and Wheat firm.
Corn very scarce s1at % OH tho spot 81 delivered
next week. WhiHkcy irregular at $40. Bacon iIn,cr
anu tending up; Shoulders held Mt 19c.
market dull; rates noninally lower; low middling
22a22ic.; receipts, 80 balus.
NEW ORLEANS, August 31.-CottOn- Sales 100
bales, and dull Low hlddling 25 Receipts, so
bales; exports, i79 bales. Sugar and Molnssus
dnll aud unchanged. Flour dull only retail bust
ness; declined 5Oc.; Superauo quoted nj IS 50;
choice Sl1 50a12 SO. Corn dull md dropping; Vol
low and Mhito 81 02a1 0j. Oats advanced 5c.;
stock very light; held ut 6Ja75. Pork firm at s2G g.
Dacon-stock small; Shoulders II; clear is. Lard,
tierces, 13i; kcgs--jobbing at 14Ia15. Gold 14II
Sterling 59la55h. New York sight premium.
SavANNAn, August 3l.-Cotton quiet; sales G7
bales; middling &c; receipts, lG bales.
WILMINGTON, August 3l.-SpritH Turpentinc
steady ut 52ic. Rosin quiet at s2S5a7.
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From IJnyann.

NEW ORLEANS, August 3l.-IIavana dates of
August 27 Say il is rumorch that quarrel had
taken place bctween Con. Manacans and Senior
Lara, chiof OF tho administration. They arc not
ON speaking terms. 1t is further nssortcd tho
former Will quit.
Tho now system 0f taxation went into effect yes.
terlay. We'll informed parties feel confident the
whole reform will soon give place to old Btatutos.
The following dispatch OF noon yesterday is from
Koy Weat
Tho U. S. yacht Oriental arrived Today from
Pnnla Rosa. She reports not having seen the
steamer NArva nll tho why; only saw n u. y. scam-
or OF Capo Romano.
Tho Sugar market closed gniet on basis Of 8iaSl
reals arrobo, Dntch standard No. ~. Exchange
on London lStalsa premium; Paris STAG premium
U. y. sixty days "a discount.
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Europrnm New. Pcr SI.nn,rr

New YORK, September 1.-The Iiansa, from I.v.
crpo0l, has arrived.
The Prince aud Princess of Wales arrived al
Dorirceht. Germany. Tho King OF Greece arrived
III England. harvest accounts arc satisfactory.
Hungary contributes 259 per cent. Of Austrian cx-
pcnses. Accounts from Sicily are dcplorablc
Cholera RACES at Palermo with great violence.
The insurrcctionary government of Cautlil have
notified foreign c1nsulA of their intention 10 issue
tiers of mdIYHc for the equipment of priyatecr;
In the month of May S9.00O,00O pounds of Cot
ton, valued at f3,3b7,0OO, WAS shipped from
Bombay.
Napoleon has addressed letter tn the Minister
pf the Interior. urging internal improvements and
an increase of tho means uf transportation ullll
conlmuni :aion within tho Empire.
Paris papers rcsarl the situation of affairs in
Spain serious. Ex-Alinistcr Ma,lttunH has her,,
arrested Martial law has been declared ia BARGE
Iona. battalion OF French troops has left Per-
pignan for tho Spanish frontier.
The King Of Sweden had arrived al Berlin. aud
stated that the Bavarian ministers were empati
cally opposed t. the Kings visit to Saz )lirg.
The Dutch Minister nj Ycfdu was shot al by
natives. but escaped. The assassin has no, been
arrcStcd.
In tho House Of Lords tho Clerical ycstmcnt
Bl has hecn postponed TO tho next session
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From Columbus.

CoLUMlUs, tfa., August 3l.-.A largo Consorva-
tive meeting was held hcre to-day and attended by
d large number Of whites and blacks. Tho meet,
ing was addressed by Joseph Williams and Bonjamin
Holmes, tcolorc.i,) OF Tennessee. Great onthuai-
mandng tho enfranchisomcnt OF oil whites and de-
caring Tho rights Of negroes to hold oflco. Good
order prevailed until tho speech OF a. II. Lamar
(white,) whom an interruption took place by SOL
dicr of tho garrison. who was promptly arrested
and placed III Tho guard house.. demonstration
was made by Radical negroes Inst night to mol
.Joe Williams and Holmes.
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Marine News.

:, WILMINGTON, AuSuat 31.-Clcarcd.- james A..
Gary, Baltimore.
NEW ORLEANS, August 3l.-Saiied Yesterday
Andrew, Tor Baltimore.
SayaSNAH, August 31.--ArriYcd.-Loyal Soran-
t0h, New York, out 81 days; Menapasiu, Liverpool
Us saSB; largo I'LL nbcr Of vessels are ont, long
timo over ane. Head winds AMI storms prevail
ing. Weather cuu.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-09-02
6 epEGIAI NOTICES.

sS-NoI1CE.- CONsIGNEEs PER srEA MsHIp
MoNERA. arc hereby nsiiAed that sho Is tlris day
dissharging cargo at South Atlantic Wharf All cooIs
remaining on tho wharf at sunRet will be stored Al ex
poilso and risk Of owners.
JOHN Tl1EO. GETTY, Agents.
All froight amounting TO nfteen 5) dollars or less
mudt be paid tho wharf before delivery of y,ods
September 2 n
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From Mexico.

NEW ORLEANS. august o.. The Spanish steamer
Barcelona, from Vera Cruz on tho 10th and Sisnl
The country is faat approaching peaceful
status. The supreme government Is busy diotat-
ing laws to insure that ond and to rcgnlato every
branch Of public administration.
Mr. Charles Moyo has had his oxcquntnr con-
armod as Consul Of chihuahua.
Tho French and British M,nistcrs loft The City
OF Mo1ico on tho 9Th inst. foI Vera Cruz under o
proper escort with oil tho attaches.
Santa Anna Is still kept prisoner in tho Castle
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New York News,

New YoRK, Sorteiabcr 1.-Tl.ero wcro $50 deaths
here last week.
a. D. Mnrincau, French commander, and tho
remnant of Maximillan's body guard, together
with 20 members OF the Corps DpomGfiqHe from
Mexico, departed for Europe yesterday in tho
William Penn.
Tho Mexican detectives are hero in pursuit of a
young man named Aledawitch, suspected to have
robbed the Liberal Government OF s208, 600 i'll gold
bars, who, with his wife, has left for Europe il s
supposed, with the spoils. aledawitch has not
Yut been found.
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From California

;, NEW YORK, September IA special from Ban
FRANCISCO rcpurts tho arrival ut vntlcouycr's
Island, Of the United States steamer Rcpaca, with
Two coLyalrscent cases OF yellow fever. Tho
united Sfatns steamer Lincoln WAS at Fort Simp-
BON, and will sail for AtkI.
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ErOnl TeIna,

GALVESTON, August 31.-Thcro were two hundred
and forty-ono deaths hero from fever this week,
ana nno hundred ut Corpus Christi up to tho
much Distress prevails; holp is needed Donations
tor tho benefit OF Corpus Gristi sufferers can DO
tG'Tarded through SpoHortl, Tileston Co., New
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-09-02

MONTGOMERY, august 31.-Goncrnl Pope Inns is-
sncd an order Tor an election Oh the first of OGtO-
her, ON the question Of Convention anil delegates
to the same. There are forty election districts.
Mobile, Montgomery and Dallas have five dele
gates each,
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-09-02

LftH+n - nnr

BUFFALO, September Ia fro last night de-
stroyed property, amounting in value to s150,000
including two funndres and wool factory. Ono
fireman reported killed.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-09-02

/" C0NsIGNEEs PER sCHOONJ-': D. b.
WARNER. Merchants Limo. sro notla mt she il
ThiI Dny disehlrging Cargo stsers North Wharf All
'ods not removed before sunset will bu stored AZ their
risk and expense. WM ROACH Agent
mhoro q
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on san Juan do ulloa. Nothing definite has tras-
pred III regard tn his fato. s'''''.
Tho French AMI British Ministers loft Vera Cruz
On schooner on the night Of tho 18TH THOR
destination III unknuwI,.
:, a French wal steamer has anchored on Sacri-
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-09-02
TELEGRAPHIC.
Our Gable f)lspntcI,1s

PARIS, August al.-Napocon spoke nj Amicns.
Of the patriotism oI the pr2plo. Abiding 10 tho
Mexican question, he did not think French honnr
tarnishcd or her prestige impaired. ticrn,anic
peace of Europe remains nnlisturhrrl liz will do
his utmost to promote trade and more liberal in
stitutIOns
PARIS, August 31-Nuon. -IIr E,nlr rors pnri.ic
speeches affected tho lSuursn flyor,Liy. lcnics
aru rmrr and higher.
LONDON, August M.-Thc little gchooncr John
l. Ford from Baltimore OH the 3d. fur Paris,
eapsIzcd at the entrance Of tho En.Isi, clianncl
ON! ono person, name unknown. MAS saved.
LONDON, August 3l-Noon.-.B, ,nls 73!
LIVERPOOL, August l-NoDn.--ColtUn drooi,-
lng; sales fuO0; quotations are unaItrrci.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-09-02

From Now OriCung.
From Alabama.

New, ORLEANS, August 3l.-Thero woro twcnt.
two intcrmcnts of yellow fever yesterday total L
the week ono hundred and tweniy-six.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-09-02
OBITUARY.

DIED. on Sunday Morning. September IL, Mr WI,
LIAM RILEY. natyo Of IrcIsIl hut for tito Last sl
Ia pace. ~ i''4oiH'A'
My die tito death OF thu just may my las. ont,
So THE RELATIVES AND FRIENDS, AND
hcquaintancOs OF Mr. aud Mrs. WILLIAM RILEY anal
family respectfully Invited to att MI h, fupor,,
Vices al st Patrick sCbuch ThI Morning ut Ten o.cIocL
solemn roquOm swI be offered
September z -.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-09-02
PRICE FIVE CENTS
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Do TURNER'S TIC DOULOUREUX OR
TURNER'S TIC DoULoUREUx Or
UNIVERSAL NEURALGIA PILL.
UNIVERSAL NEURhItIIA prI,

TURNER'S TIC DoULOUREUx OR
UNIVERSAL NEURALGIA PILL,
UNIVERSAL NEURALGIA PILL,
sAfFr CERTAIN AND SPEEDY CURE FOR NRu
RaLuA AND ALL NERVOUS DIsEAsEs
His All unfaing remedy In all cascs of Facial E.ur.,
bi'' often oioctpg perfect euro in A single d,v
'" " nervous Disease fails TO yield TO its ma.c inS
r'en tie ReToFcst ciscs OF Chronic Neuralgia anil
eg.s,,- '"s arrangements OF many years. standing.
b wv on'irc system. ore completely and prrmu-
' ' " i'i q low days. or fsw weoks at tho
u'nos'. contains nothing Injurious TO tim oost dali
cato system, and always b. us,j with ,.t, as.
'n constant uso by tho beat physicians vbu uv :,
uoir UNANIMOUS and unqualified approval sep. nv
hi'u Oh receipt OF 81 aud two postage s,au,s solI
every ywlero.. 'u
TURNER u CO., Solo Proprietor, No, I'm
fremont street, Boston, Mas.
September mv,e,,
aS' APPLICATION WILL BE MADE AT THE
next Session Of tho Legislature for CHARTER tr.th,
PALMETTO GUARD CHARITABLE ASSOCIATION.
CHARLESTON. August lst lSG7.
August Iomo.tn,o
as- CHIEF QUARTERAIASTERY OFFICE.
SECOND MILITARY DISTRICT. NORTH AND SOUTH
Chhol.iNh' CHARLESTON. s. c.. AUGUST II, 1867.
SEALED PROPOSALS will DO received at this om,r
uhul ~ O'Clock ~ ON Monday the IGth day of septcm
Der 1857 n which limo they will be opcpod for tb, mr.
chaao OF tho following property. viz:
Wreck Of steamer BOSTON, in asbepoo Rtyor
Wreck OF steamer GEO. WASHINGTON. in coos,w
River " ~
wrec': Of atcanor CIIAssEUR, In scuu crsck
wreck W o steamer RANDOLPH. In Charleston H.rbor.
mrclN 80 -ts--". irfiMA, T.. ,,ystop n.,,
Wreck OF steamer RUBY, in Light fouro Inlet
buuers will state tho amount offered for each yre
ihe wrecks will 10 sold separately aud 10 tho highest
bidder. unless such bid 10 deemed unreasonable
Proposals must DO addressed to tho undersigned aud
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8s Fho Holntfvcs. Friends and hcquaint-
aces of 'he ia'e ISAAC PERRY. aud Of his Mother r.
Il. FERRY. arc Invited to attoud his Funeral at Four
O'Clock from his late residence No nag MeetIuo street
"''f L'ho' Scptcmbcr2
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Cable SUMMARY.

NEW ionK, August 31.--It IL stated in London
that France has given Prussia peace assurances.
1t is reported ut Paris that tho For IGN Ollicc
wilt soon Issue pacific toned nolc.
Tho Stuttgarlt official Gazette denies that the
Southern German Bund was bioachcd al the Salz-
burg Conference
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o. q. U. q. OF 0. +. FRATERNAI. LODGE,
NO. s-You arc hereby summoned to appear nt tho
Lodge Room, at afpast O'CLOCK This afternoon pro.
pefy alfred to pay tho last tribute respect to tho re-
maius OF Brother ISAAC PERRY.
II. J. SISfONDS
oeP'oiuprr1 ~ Secretary pro tenn
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From Richmond.

tant letter tho exchange question IL made pnb-
lie to-day IL WIS written to General L. A. Hitch
cock, United States Commissioner OF Exchange,
but never replied to:
CONFEDERATE: STATES OF AMERICA,
WAR DEpARTMEST,
Richmond, yA.. january "a, 1864.
To -HGi. Gen. E. Il. Hitchcock, igcH. Of ErchdnJt,:
Sin III view OF tho present difficulties attend
ing tho exchange and release Of prisoners, pro-
poso that all such either sldo shall be attended
by proper number of tlIcir own surgeons who,
under rules to be established, shall bo permitted
TO take charge OF their health aud comfort, l also
propose that these surgeons shall act commits
snrcs with power to receive anu distribute such
contributions OF money, food, clothing und Incd-
cincs may DO forwarded for the rcler Of tho pris
oncrs. ] further propose ilaL tlcso surgeons
shall be selected by their own Governments, and
that they shall have full liberty at any and all
times, through the Agent OF Exchange, to make
rcporta not only of their own acts blt OF uny mat
ters relating to the welfare of The prisoners.
Respectfully, your obcdiont serynnt,
ROBERT 0ULD,
Agent Of Exchange.
The tobacco merchants held meeting and sent
delegates to the Cleveland, Ohio, Tobacco Con-
vcntion, to be held on the 18th of September.
An appeal was taken to-day from the Supreme
Cont of Virginia To tho United StatGs Supreme
Court, in the case of Paul &c. State of rifgna.
The writ VAS issued from tho United States Court
hero nntl made reiurnnble nj Washington. This
is the first case of the kind which has occurred.
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nS CoNsIGNEEs PER STEAMER SEA GULL,
from Bamore are hereby notified that tho Steamer is
Ihi Day di'chargtng carg' at Pier No Union wharves
All goods not taken away at sunset will remain on
the Wharf At Consigueos' riri.
Senlcnlar1 q A0nnRnLI l.
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81 ARTIFICIAL EYEs.-AR1TFICIAL HUI.
NAN EYES made to order and inserted by Dra. F.
BAucH and p. aoUGLEMANN tformorly employed by
RoIssoskEiu, OF PsrtsI No. 800 Brosdwsy New York.
April IL lyr
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as- REGISTRATION NOTICE. THE BOARD
OF Registration tor Wards No. aud tho 4th precinct
'od al tho Eagle Engine House In Meeting trcei will
be hcid at that place. Monday Tuesay and Wrdn,r
day. tho 2nd ard, 4h September Rcgstra,Ion for
Wards No md \. will be held at the washington
Engine House. Vandcrhorst street. on Taursday Friday
and Saturday tho 29th, 9Otl. aud 3ist August from
to O'Clock each day.
NATHL TYLEE, Scnr.
Chairman Doari Rcgistration ith Precinct.
August &c auooS a7uon,o,
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~ IN EQUITY. CHARLESTON ,-EXECI :
TORS WM. 8. ELLIOTT. TT. ELIAS HoRLDEcK. ct a.
In pursuance OF An order nnde by Chancellor JOHNSON
n this case ds.od the 9Th day OF August 1887 tile crc
tors OF the Estate OF the lato WILLIAM 3. ELLIOTT
Esquire are notified 10 como In and prove their claims
before me, on or bofore tho 10th day Of September nor
or be debsrrod from all benefit of any hereafter
be nadu In this cnse.
JAMES TUPPER,
Augutt ~ mwO Master In Equity.
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aSTHE ATTENTION OF THE FIRE DE.
pARTMERr + Ia called TO The following regulations
hny volunteer Engine running any payment In
oithor the Upper or Lower Wards the street Is
paved shsii pay nns OF Ffy Dollars. anu any Ward
Engine committing tho samo offence their pay shall be
stopped. Tile same ruio nhall bs applicable to the
Markets
Every Volunteer EngIue Company shall have either
bels gong attached to their Eugine or Reel sn the
same shall not 10 mnf1cd. either going or returning
from an alarm Of Ore Tho rulo shall bo applca
bio to Ward Engines but Engine shall return from
fire fister than walk.
No two Steamers shall work at he same Fro Well
Cne Volunteer Hand Rngno may draw water from same
We'll whero Steamer ts drawing aud II two Hand En-
gines at Fire Wol Steamer shall be allowed to
the saine.
Two or more steamsrs may draw water from, Drain
Pit u. N. STRoBEL
August 20 Clerk and Suu.t
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-09-02
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Tax I,eturns for sumter DI,,rr,,

Tho following iB q recapitulation OF taxable
property returned In Sumter District for the year
commencing October, 1866: