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FOB RIVER.

Regular Mem his and Arkansas River WeoKIy
Us Mail Packet
Fer Pine BIHH and LtstIe Rock.
....---.Berry, Mater
This elegant passenger packet -
vii leave E
THURSDAY, 5th inst, at S pm
g. JAS I. BOURNE & Co, Agents,
dSc5 1t No y Jefferson street.
Regular Arkansas River Packet.
GUIDON master
This splendid passenger packet r.
viii leave a. above on Ec
SATURDAY, in inst. at 5 pm
LEVY & MILLER, Agents.
dec5 Sc 22 Front street.
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eoicusd man wishes employment as Porter
or Horler-cne that I can recommended.
H. K GARTH
n.--l--H.H lawh
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Wooden Nubids, 30 cents each, st oul
Great Closing Sale. Elson Bros, 2sl
Main street.
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Look at our new prices of Fancy Dress
Goods, Knit Goods, Shawls, Cloaks,
Hosiery, Balmorals; they are all greatly
reduced, at Rice, Silk d Co.
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FOR 81. FRANCIS RIvER.

Regular Tuesday and Friday Packet
For Helena aud st Francis River.
MOLLIE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Master
This elegant and swift steamer
viii leave Memphis egulRrly
TUESDAY and FRIDAY, at S O'Clock pm.
during low water season.
For freighb or passage, apply on board or 70
LARRY HARMSTAD & Co. Agents,
COrnsr Main and Madison streets, or
nol4 u WharfbOGt, foot Monroe street.
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WANTS.
CITY Scrip TAINTED.

WE offer one OF the best vacant los on
assa5 tsx vsluation, payable one-thlrd
down, The balance in 3 6, ? aud Emonths, viii
oStriie,s 10 me purchaser Of making all The
T-,s,Is in JYtvS rip al 50cents on The dollar
a. IFfsb % make The sale within the week
KDNSTER, TREZENANT o 90.
Evening Ledger and Post copy and sena ~
10 This efhce. oeoIte
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Read the New Advertisement of
Rice, Silk & Co. Their prices have
been again reduced in accordance
with the latest decline, and they
mean to offer such Inducements as
Will guarantee an early sale.
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.OR r Z n 7

exesllent new DWELLING HOUSE st
Cenfrzl Poinr. near the Street Railroad. rive
Rocr,s Kfcben, servants room and all con-
veuiencsA. Apply 20 .SIILu
Ar-hitect. Irving Block, "a second street.
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IA l. Il
The -c0mmodious aud centrally located
STORE, No. 247 Main street, now occupled ny,
ehloss 4 Bro. Possession given on the ALh OF
r. d. GOODLETT,
In 50 Front street.
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We are selling Goods at panic prices
Call early. Lindauer, Arnold & Co, 81
Main street. nov13 I'm
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Hosiery, Gloves, Trimmings, etc, al
Half Price at this Great Clearing Sale,
Elson Bros, 297 Main street.
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LEGAL.
attachment ST.

AunGlPa4 CoafJ or Aemphis-ThoHaas 2 Nor.
ment aud othen, rs. ". T. Woaham.
A FFIDAYIr FOR atashment hsgfuq baov
"a maze IN THIS ease II pursuance b rs-er-o8
having been issued and returled by rhe rrerer
officer, levied. etc. on tie r~1nerrvof-h -
defendant, W. Il. WOShaTn. m IS therefore or
Conf Room IN the cityof Memphis, Terr.. 81
or before the uut Tuesday la JaluaEyn cxt ana
defend thlasuit, or dhe sane viii be taken ror
and thaga copy OF this eTder be Published once
a Vesk for fOur CO.. sscutIVe Weeksl ID the lien.
phiB Appeal L. y. EATUE. CeEE.
BY MASON HYuEu I'd. r.
j. A TavInr A. Or ~ ! 49,
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You al have your light hats cleaned
or dyed the new color coffee brown 81
1854 Second street.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

WORKMAN House.
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EOwLEE
Nh. 4
n. g.. ~TREZEYART's
Suburban Residence and Lands

pour Twentv lots not disposed Of Ct pub
"A n 80 rs9aain on the Market privately
11a1 ~ same terms heretofore offered
namely: Tenth Cash, balance IA lep Asn
Iof- CONTAINING y acres, is also offered for Cash
on fbe usual terms. apply 70 my SCENTS
~ ~ 6rs9iSsS n. H. TREzEVANT.
daci
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FOR RENT.
EOR RENT

desirable RESTDEECEta Greenwood, with
twenty acres OF land artsched. II Is hear toe
termination o. the street railway Apply 70
Nh ~ n. Coz on Vance street, opposlLe ~
Agu& Academy. Gee
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n sivned hes sold lis entire interest in the
4rm of WHEELER, PICKEN6 CO. 70 &. ~.
Xkeeier. WHO assumes AL the Liabilities. and
AiovE Al TIE benefits q said interest.
becsmber I. lT. E6 WHEELER
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Dear NeDheU-The first thing will be
10 straighten the corpse, then measure
and send it to Mr. Unworth. Give three
Of the boys a dollar and a half each to
DIG the grave and clear away the weeds
that are IN the way of entering the
graveyard. Then give to five OF the men
each one dollar to 60 down and assist in
the burial. Iwsnt no masonry work, q
rough box to put the coffin into will do.
There are good boards for covering the
coffin standing against the wall TO the
left hand Of the cellar door let Mr..
Unworth know this. Tell him to make
the coffin roomp Hire Mr.. Hsrrell's
little wagon, mules and driver.
1 forgot to tell you that the grave is
staked and marked out.
w. HwnnH
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no r.

ybs elegant new building MOI Towards
o. three stories high. with good cellar.
a-.Ivt II. L MEACHAN,
--Vst - No. Union street.
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u o r Il h n T
store Houses NOS S8 and Sl shelby street
Also. 4 large Office IN the Walker block.
Apply TO IhCS. SOOAE'
oclF n nv Main street, up stairs.
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no r r =
A centrally located business house on froh'
Row. Possession given Immediately.
800 ". PAGE, j.
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Attnchnaent Notfce.

By K j.. bLAcE. D. q. x
LOZwood Peyton SOlS. Tor Complainant
~ .InuAZ
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CHANCERY COURT-Wm. n. Smith
C~to1eeaor etc.-Meets to-day, pursuant
70 adjonrnaent. Theeaases set for hear.
ing TODAY are q follows:
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Won eafaegst Nonce-

sanft : waaaeI 81 Tor eoa51iaaal..
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RIVER MATTERS.
WEATHER AMI BUsIxEss.


A very heavy rain fell about daylight
yesterday, and the day wa misty and
unpleasant. We have 30 later edyiees
from the Arkansas on White rivers, but
they SIRE no doubt rising. Ths upper
! Missouri, at st. 10, is closed with lee,
widest Dubuque, 10 the upper Missis-
sippi, hesvy Zee was floating on the 2i.
The Allegheny had gone up two feet on
the I'd, while at Oil CITY it was showing
and had risen sixteen inches. A Ciucin-
natl paper Of the 80 says: "The indi-
cations ars still unfavOrsble for q
substantial rise In the Ohio river. At
Pittsburg, last night, there we're thirty
o iBches and risiug slowly; three and
q half feet at Wheeling three feet st
P~arkeraburg; ana twenty-six inches, and
stationary, at Marietta. At Cincinnati
it Is falling slowly, with three and half
feet to Louisville, while the lower Ohio
continues to recede slowly, with only
twenty eight inches on French Island
bar"
A~rFsSAis-
Steamer Ned Tracey, st. Louis.
.r." II. d. Shreve, st. Louis. -
&C Kate Hart, st. Louis.
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nuEDER III TENNESSEE,

This caption VIC find to paragraph in recent
number OF the New York Euenitsg Post. Wo have
nothing to say about the truth of the report;
knowing nothing about it beyond what we have
read in the said paragraph. We have no doubt
there are murders in Tennessee as there are in
other States, and especially so in East Tennessee
where We learn the lives of Confederate soldiers
are held very cheap; justice being there adninis-
tered BY juries and judges 20 very loyal that the
shooting OF rebels is considered very Yenial Of
fence indeed.
Still, we hold it unfair for respectable paper
Ike the Postte minister 20 tile bad passions of
Its radical readers by manufacturing such head
lags i"r thoir paragraphs. Aro tho ten command
ments better observed in Now York? Are thev
never violated in massachusetts, or in Ohio, or in
California II so, why is such fact not similarly
announced as this! 'sAnother Murder in DIassa-
chusetts, or another Robbery in New York" !"
and "another Divorce in Chicago!" Why not2
Our confreres cf :ho Post arc such good Christians
we know they would not Willingly violate the di-
vine commando qusd h1i teri non vis, aNe,-i ne
feseis."
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Extract from Ordinance Ratified November eoth 1906.
Sec. s. No cloth awning shall be put up in such
to obatruct loot passengers; and no
sha be erected otherwise thnn thirteen feet from tho
face Of the ground or foot pavement
under penalty of Twenty Dollars for each and every
day while any such ming sign-board, nxol or form
ed otherwise than as herein directed shall SO remain
purpose Of exposing any goods, commodities or other
articles for sae, place. cause to be paf ed any such
goods, commodities other articles whatsoever, any
table, bench, box, or other appendngc IN any
street, lime, alley public thorougltare, any foot
pavement within the City, undcra penalty OF Twenty
Dollars Tor each aud such offence and for each and
every hight day, the case may be, Oh which any
such offence IL committed: Pr0Dtded horeper, That Ven
due Mrsers shall be permitted to expose before their
stores such goods commodities they sell at public
auchsn, but not to Ako up mere room tun the front OF
their respective Yenuo sorss and to the distance OF six
feet beyond the s.mo.
SEC. 7. No person persons whoaoever, shall suffer
any rewOod cUua, Soods wares, merchandise currayes
OF any description, my other matter thing, to him.
her. them belonging consigned to lay stand for
longer tnn four hours in any street. lnne alley
or public thoronghfars within The City, under peuay
Of Two DoarH with costs, for every hour tat any suck
article thing shall lay stud beyond the ubove
mentioned time: excepting, materials for building in re-
gard to which tho following regulations Shall be obscrr
ed namely: When any person or persons shall erect or
repair any house other building upon any street. lane,
alley or open court within the city lie, she, or they
shal make application for the Oi much OF the
street or public way shall not exceed the front OF tho
lot which such building is to be erected, nor extend
than six feet Into The street, which space such per
sou or pprsons shall forthwith enclose with sufficient
fence least SIX ioet hgh order to deposit within the
sae the requisite materials for building and repairng
and such tsnce together with the remaining material he
she OF they shall remove tie work be finish
3D. or whenever tho Mayor shall require it, pnn OF
fereiting Two Dollars for every hour that such fence
such materials shall afterward remain unrcnloyed aud
their expense, by the City authorities.
January ~ limo
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NOTICE.
~ onp1sAscs 70 pnorrcr TnE pArEa,Esr. Asp .ns.

AN ORDINANCE 10 PROTECT THE pATEAENTs AND sIDK-
WALKS OF THE CITY,
l. Be il ordained by the Mayor and Aldermen Of Charles
ton IN city Coucii assembled and 1t is hereby ordained by
the authority o the same, Tint from and after the first day
of September next thoro shall be laid down Y se
occupant of each lot i'll the city having entrance
carriages wagons carts and drays platform OF w,od
Gtone extending not than four feet from the curb
sone towards the contre Of The street; and the
occupant of such lot net having platform herein
required, torotec the pavement against the of
carriages other vehicles shall forfeit and pay the sum
of nyo doars and in the event TINT the said pavement
becomes broken, he shall ply in addition to the atore
said penalty the costs and charges OF mening the sune
and also the of vc dollars for cach day the samo
shall remain 30 broken.
Ratified in City Council August 13, 1851
january q limo
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AN onp1sAscp TO EsrAp11sH TIE OFFICE OF cH1anss

CONTRACTORS
Re II ordained bY the Mayor and aldermen In City Co,t-
m assembled That from md after the passage of this
dlnnnce thore shall be annually elected two Contractors
sweeping chmneys the first o5 all that Part Of ths
for ali that part Of the city taking in Nos and and
g. Each of said contractors shall give bond to the City
Council in the penal sum OF two thousand dollars with
two good surehcs, conditioned for the faithful perform
ance of their duty.
SEQ ALI and every person occupying building with
chimney or ehimneys thereto in which fire is usually
tractors to visit inspect and cause to be awept the said
chimney canneys once in every month, and he she
they pay for such sWeepng aB the
fees and any person shn oppose prevent the
sweeping Of any chimney as before directed he she
they making such opposition, conviction
the Mayor, shall be fned in sum not exceeding ffH
dollars.
this duty in not causing the said chimney to be swept
ought to be swept unswep for one month as herenbe-
fore directed said Contractor information before the
Mayor Of such neglect, SHALL on conviction thereof be
fined not exceeding fifty dollars, provided said
Contractor not opposed prevented from sweeping
said chimney; then the file may be inflicted on the
cupant or owner of the house
l. Said Contractor shall give notice In public print
of tho time and hour tho chimney chimneys is
to be swept which notice shall be given at least two days
before and such sweeping shall take place at proper
md convenient hour and such Contractors shall keep
each Office entitled "Sweep Office centrnlly locat-
Cd where any per6on sending for sweep shall be tmme
datey accommodated with one, or as soon thereafter as
possible.
SEC s. In all cases of neglect Of the said Contractors
not herein provided for, conviction thereof before the
Mayor such Contractor shall bo fined in any not
exceeding fifty dollars; and that any sweep boy sweeping
or offering sweep chmneys in tia city unless licensed
by the Contractor shall be fned In sum not exceeding
i've dollars, to be recovered In tho Mayors Court.
SEC The following fees shall be allowed for sweep
ing chimneys, viz: ten cents for each story.
SEC. Z. Houses which have chimneys wherein anthra-
cite coal is burnt exclusively will not be required to be
swept only ut the option Of the owner OF occupant
Sec g. That all Ordinances and parts OF Ordinances
repugnant hereto be and tho hereby repeaed
Rated in City Council this 18th day OF January in the
year OF our Lord one thousand eight hundred and
L.. s'I ai1ty-si1. P. c. g GAILLARD, Mayor.
BY the Mayor:
February limo w. Il. SMITH, Clerk Of Council.
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Be OrIaisd That from and after tho first day Of
engaged mercantile business in tho City OF Charleston,
shall post up aud keep posted up. in some conspicuous
psce his her busiress st and stands nconsplcu-
ous Sign Board or Plate, containing his or her given
name snd surname, and, IL Of partnership, the
given name aud Of each member OF the firm;
and every person offending, or making default Ecren,
shall forfeit and pay the City apeuulty of fifty dollars
for each and every eence default and in addition
thereto further of fifty dollars for ench and oyey
moath during which the provisions OF this Ordinance
shall remain not complied with Provided houeuer That
nothing herou contained shall apply to tho special part
ucrs Of limited partnership.
Ratified December 2, 1861.
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NOTICE.
NOTICE..
OFFICE OF THE CAPTAIN OF polio

OFFICE OF THE CAPTAIN OF POLICE,
CHARLESTON, s. c., January 25, 1867. l.
E0NAED AFTLnTHE FIRST DAY OF FEBRUARY
" next the Police will report all HACKS, CARTS
DRAYs &C., &c, found plying for hire without liconse
all persons interested arc hereby specially notified to
govern themselves accordingly
C. B. SIGWALD,
January % 1no Captain OF Police.
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FIRE LOAN.

CRY HALL, November g. 1866
IL PRISONS DESTROYS OF REBUILDING IN TIE
II Burnt Districts and Waste Places OF tile City un-
der An Act OF the General Assembly, giving authority
to the City Council OF Charleston to proceed in the mat
ter Of Fire Loan, with view to aid in buIding up the
City anew, hereby notified that the form Of app-
cation for loans CHI be obtained at the Office of the CLERK
of Council, between the hours of "A. AZ. and . P. NJ
All applications must be filed in the above mentioned
ethce, as the Committee will meet every Monday to con.
sider the same.
by order OF the Mayor W. q, SMITH
November 10 Clerk of Council
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NOR ADEsIRABLEP EPLANrATION

T1UR taLE.--A ADEsIRABLEP PLANTATION
I Port Royal Island, o $50 acres; 200 acres Teady
for cultivation the balance wood land. This place Is
beautifully situated on Broad River hours drive
froIa the Town of Beaufort Il has ample accommoda
ors aborers and is we'll supplied with horses CARTS
wagons and lmplemeEss The place will bs sold at bar
gain and part OF the purchase money
mortgage il desired. For further particulars inquire OF
C. w. DENNIS,
January 10 1lnoA Planters Hotel
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Re said good deal more, al true and all in
good spirit; and Was listened to with the most in
tense interest. That touching alIusion to cotton
stealing camo home and seemed to take particular
ly we'll Who will again say our Northsrn brethren
cannot bear to hear the truth /?
Rev. DR.. RENDRIok also made Eono remarks
suitable to the occasion. We are sorry to find that
ne docs not yet consider himself sufficiently strong
IN the confidence of his n orthcrn friends, and
deened it necessary to toll them that he sdiffers
trom hls many warm friends III the South on many
points" His many friends in Charleston will be
surprised to learn this. HOMAGE made a great
mistake when he said that they who so beyond
the scss change their skies but not thair minds.
Even "coastwiss navigation" can produce a
wonderful change Of opinion. We have had ro-
peated instances OF this within the last few wears
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5 O A R D | N G ].

DeARpIHG.--PEHse vyIsII1sG GOOD
- Board, ut reasonable ratos, CON be accommodated
at iGrs. HANAHANS large ard commedlouS BOARDING
HOUSE. corner King and Varderhorst Streets This
House has peculiar advantages amsst any locality
the city, being within five minutes walk Of either tho
Northeastern halroae or South Carolina Railroad Dspots
The City Passenger Railway Cars pass the door.
Ecbruxry5 tuths5r
pREVATE EOARDIN 6. .--A FEW E0ARD-
i ENs caa be accommodated at No. % KING STREET,
east side, noar Broad. January 81
GOOD BOARD CAN BE OBTAINED, In i
VI pleasant part OF Tho city, with pleasant rooms.
Terms ss per weok Apply ut 10. 2s MEETING STREET.
JGnuary " LIMOS
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COL. B. CATTEL's, LATE CLAUssEN's "RETREAT
PLANTATION, HOO acres surrounded nearly by Elliott
lands. This tract contains Brick Mansion wanting lit
tie repair with six G rooms pantry &C.. six G} negro
houses barn $50 by 1s0 to $50 fes kitchen. stable
house, &C.. &C., and of 10 live oaks The
whole or part Of the property will be sold rented for
cultivation Both these pantatons have produced fine
quality Sea Island cotton, and known to be good
quality cotton lands by former cuGyators others.
The titles of former lands OF 1885, snce in fs
young growth of pine, since isco requiring clearing.
There is large body Of Eood particularly White and Red
Oak to remove which will give employment for years to
purchaser The latter has some lou acres open land cult
the whole being worry fine range CATTLE situated at
tho bend Of the Bear Swamp and above it, l3 to Is
miles from the Bridge Ferry, lS miles by Bees Ferry
from Charleston Court House. and within nales Of tho
Savannah and Charlsston Railroad.
Applyts N. H. PORTER,
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F 0 U N D.,
COPARTHERSHlPS,

NOTICE..
ETIHE UNDERSIGNED HAVING ASSOCIATED WITH
Il thsnsalyes IN business Nr. G. G. PNCKNEY,
5r, will continue tho practice Of Law and Equity
under the Arm Of NEMIINGER, JERYKY L PINCK-
NEY. Offices No. E6 Bread street.
January tus HEAMINGER JERTRy.
NOTICE.
WE HAVE TETs DAY ASSOCIATED WITH Us MR..
w. A. ERSLOW, Jn., ~ partner IN our hrm
February 1Z ]. A. ENSLOW + co.
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January %
CITY TAX BILL.
OFFICE CLERK OF COUNCIL. J

January IT, 1867.
sTOp1ES OF THE CITY TAX BILL FOR THE YEAR
~ 1867 be obtained at this Office or at the store OF
Alderman COURTEMAY, Broad street.
". H. SMITH,
JANUARY 16 1Hlo Clerk OF Council
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NOR SALE, TWENTY LARGE, FAT,
and 5year old broke MULES; and THIRTY 3
aud year old. For sale at Hills House Stable. Apply
to L, ". CARTON. January II
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R ( w A r D S..

Il will be paid for the recovery and s25 additional for
apprehsHdns tho thief ofa MULE stolen from THOMAS
RAY in St James Gooso Crock, Parish. Said Mule is
tall, dark bay, between eight and uinc years old with
scar across his wethers cut by sar cLain also few
scars on thighs the root Of the ail-more the
right than on:tho left thigh. Appy ut THIS OFFICE
Fcbruary2 etuth3