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Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1867-02-28

!. The Nebraska Legislature has ratified
the conditions for admission imposed by
Congress and is now full1iedged State.
The bill to make eight hours legal days.
work among mechanics passed the Illinois
House IN the 18th by vote of so to II.
! The boiler of the Wisconsin Paper.
Company's mill, at Milwaukee, exploded
on the goth inst, causing the death of four
persons. &ALlgA
The Board Of Directors of the Wis
consin Soldiers Home reports that insti-
tuition as eminently prosperous. The
number of arrivals during the year was
$40.
Mr., S. NJ. Booth has sent to the Wiscon-
sim Legislature memorial asking REIN
bursement to the amount of $8,765.14 for
expenses growing out of the famous Glover
rescue ease Of 1853. fl y "a I'll
The. steamer Lady Gay, which left st.
Louis Sunday night the 18th, for the lower
Mississippi, exploded her cylinder head
opposite Carondelet, driving the piston-rod
through the body of the engineer, killing
him instantly. aq 5ae29s e y 107
IRON the Goth, a man named Pinney got
caught in shaft in planning mill at Min
neapolis, and was whirled around until his
leg was broken three times his arm twice,
his head fearfully cut and his clothin G
torn from his body .4.r .,1oc II.
A special from Auburn, De Kalb county,
Ind, states that at an early hour ON the
morning of the 18th the safe in the office
of the County Treasurer Of De Kalb coun-
ty, at that place, was blown open by bur
glars and robbed of $4,000 in greenbacks.
The robbers escaped.
The Ohio House of Representatives has
Defeated the Temperance bill providing
that no person shall sell Intoxicating
liquors without having first given bonds
not to violate the law, to provide against
the evils resulting from the sale of intoxi-
eating liquors ss9a g ftIt| 'as'
AT Reeds Landing, MINI, few days
since, a girl named Catharine Dunn, from
Dubuque, iowa, gave birth to child in
the absence of the family in which she
lived. To conceal her shame she suffo-
Gated the child and hid it in her trunk
When arrested the poor creature was four
miles from toWn having tried to run away
in the cold and snow She confesses her
guilt. ss.i'ea Il aiastf iaaifg ne
At last we have an answer to the often
asked question, "Who is A. Fl. Lee, the
drawer of the Opera House ?" Bradstreet's
Commercial Circular, gives this week among
the list Of corrections the following item:
Prairie du Rocher: Brlckey & Lee--Mills
now F, W. Brickey. Mr.. Lee has,
therefore, left the business, and is probably
intending to enjoy his otSam cam dig1aitate
for the remainder of his days. taa
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The Shivering Victims.

Or Fever and Ague, who freeze to-day to burn to
row. might have been exempted from their present trials
nad they avled themselves in time Of that safeonara
against all malarious diseases HOsTETTER's STOMACH
But II it Is too late prevention 1t is not
100 late for cure single bottle Of this irresistible her
bal tonic will stop the paroxyss and BRIEF course Of
It VIII restore the patient to vigorous health The r
dent and thoughtful, howevor, rattor for-
stl disease than wat for its assaults resort to this
sure defence against intermittent renittent feyers at
the commencement Of the season when they prevail,
NOW 1s THE Tine to forearm the systa against Fever and
aguc, bilious complaints and which
are often ensondered and always aggravated by the
chiils and dampa of Winter aud early Spring
SHAKESPEARE ON NTERMITTENTs
The Bard Of Avon tells us that the .sua in March
doth nourish Agues and the remark is as true now as
It was three hundred years ago. But fortunate
w. in these modern days March Agues can be prevented
dOSTETTER'S BTTTERS, in single week. win put the
system IN condition to resist every species Of inter
tent fever Or thore is predsposition to bilious
ness OF dyspepsia this unequaed regulator and nvieor
ant VIII just certainly prevent All the disorders
common to the season of ogs may be held in
aoeyance by this potent antdote They may also be
elected from the system, after they have made lode-
ment there by its perseverng It is therefore moral
insanity for family to be without it For sale by
:. n DOWIE & NOISE, Druggists,
ss.ts 5==st55s': 5=t5s': No l51 MEETING STREET
iaen haren Il $i34 Opposite Charleston Hotel
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UNDER DECREEIN NEoU1TY- :

- GregOTle Us Frost - E&l n.
w" 90 sold, under the direction Of tho undersigned At
tne Old Custom House on THURSDAY, the osth day Of
March. 1867, at Ii O'Clock AM 49, ~ - - - -
l. Al that LOT OF LAND, with the buildings and i'm
provemens thereon situate the east side Of America
street IN Ward o. between Judith and Mary streaa
measuring and containing fifty (50) feet by two hundred
C20O) feet deep, more or less Nh - -
/ gss.4.a" AIso,- Il T
AL that LOT OF LAND, with the wooden buildings
tnereon situate on the east side Rutedee stree In
the upper wards Of the city measuring front forty 4O
feet by one hundred and thirty 130) IN depth ~ -,
.a''E A1so % lE-s. faE III
AL that LOT OF LAND, situate On the west side uf
hutledge street In the upper wards between Line and
feet front by one hundred d00) in depth D ~ "
Ierms-One-fourth cash: balance s1 equal success.
and mortgage OF the Premises with interest from ay Of
sale payable annually Buildings to be insured and DOH.
March th4 Mastsr N FI,-dtsx u,s 4. :
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UNDER DECREE IN Equity

..,,,,. n IS. BO7aUeQ1t. =.
WI be sold under the direction of tho undersigned at
the Old Custom House in this CITY, on THIS nav
the 18th @ day Of March. 1867. ut II O'Clock A. NJ,
Al! AL ~ Ai TRACT OF LAND, situate in St Stephens
aud one 6ol acres Of high land and hundred (2oo
acres OF swamp land tho swamp lind laid out be Il
the heirs OF Theodore Gourdin; on lands now or
!ateiy OF Elizabeth Gourdn and Stouamears south on
James Galards aud Edwin Gailard and bearino sncs
oiner marks as VIII more fully appear reference to
plas e1ecuted oy j. Sessions on tho 4th September
1erns--On cash balance in four equal s,ccea
sive annual stalments. secured by bond Of the pur-
cnascr and of tho premises with interst fro
day OF sale, payable annually. Purchaser to nav for
papers. LANES TuppEFS3 F3 ~ ~
March IA ft,l5 th1 Mao+or ~ 80.
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" SHIP CHAN DlERY Ell ~: i; ~ y: !:
JOHN TUOMEY,
NO. 48 EAST BAY: i j.:

% H.7s-r.a..A. AOEIo ENUkIH AND SOUTH
-..... -,..t+ .s5 WHARvEs. .:a.
SHIP CHANDLER AND COMMIS-
SION MERCHANT, Dealer and I'M
porter in RUSSIA BOZ 4 ROPE.
Manila and Tarred Cordage. Temp
and: Cotton Sail, Duck and Twines,
and She?Ean Tar allaR Tes
Spirits Turpentine, a leh0TS, Chains,
Blocks, Boats, sc. j SC. ssss q .si: Il. 5.5:.ii
Personal and part cular attention
given to purchase and sale: Of. :MER-
CHANDlSE AND PR0DUCEtcOn-
signed or trusted to my care, and
prompt returns made r,z,.: .s. S;:,, t:;.i
55S Brown &, LEVELS Patent Life Saw
ing Tackle and Boat DeStachffnS SEsHAgYT SHAYT
paratus, Tor steamers; alwaysss Oh
hand, 10, and and :'l for s. sale e York g1s
February y s.,ss VI; ,ty g t.,sf
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REOPEhIkG50F AIN OLD DRUG STORE,

rEHE SUBSCRIBER WOULD RFapEIuF,11n1y Z, ~. y
u FORM his friends and the public generally that he
mas opened aEERST-NASS DRUG STORE st his Fnther's
Old stand known for over twenty five years as Burn
hams Drug Stose where he has weseiccted and com
plete Stock OF DRUGS, PERFUMERY, DYE STUFFS
and FANCY ARTICLES. which will be sold low for cash
Country orders, accompanied With cash or city &C
cePe1se, p1 VII 9e p59Inpt,y ny h1led
AOurHs Gay ana night. az E. 8. BURNHAhd.
m8ICn tartlH9
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UNDER DECREE nv RQUITY. :

"1n De sod under the direction Of the undersigned at
IN ans o,d custom House in this city, THURSDAY the
list day of Mnrch 1867, at III o'clock A, M --.:# =.
Az that LOT OF LAND the north side Of Broad
ssreet IN ths city measuring in front Broad street
seVentynve 6) feet by one hundred and fifty 5O feet
~ ~ dep5n % tSa De the said ie
age Herward; north land now or late Of W II T1an
ler. 2m71- - >e' eo' 1 - - : o1Aane-
Terms-A sufficient amount in cash to pay the anount
now que upon the bond to the complainant the bal
ace IN one and two years, secured by bond OF the mr.
chaser and mortgage OF the premises with on
papers. &IgT JANFS TTppEe1 20 - -
EeoEoAry - s@r. ehm7 Master in EQUITY.
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UNDER DECREE IN EQUITY. :
y ~ Wiftach en-. III Do,.fea IN --- 4

- Eggs. ,atE W1I8cae7l US. LD7,des. i.s! -
VIII be sold under the direction ct the unders,ona1 a.
the old Custom House, ON TUEADAY the 2sS dsy of
March, 1857, at II O'Clock a. NJ - - -
AL thatLOT OF LAND situate on the north sda or 1,
berand street IN this CITY, measurngfand containing In
ont On Cumberland street forty five (45 feet three M
more or less; bounding north ON land OF late ofJ
". W1ghtman, east on Cumberland Church, south on
Terms-Onethird cash; balance In one md two yaara
secured Dy pond OF purchaser and mortgage o the pre-
Iose with ntereat from day Of sale. paynble annually
eufcnaser 70 pay tor papers JAMES TCPPER,
- I'D. "a Master In Equity.
= marcn Z ~ &.e3 s- & ~ i5s tbs tgaI.
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AUCTION SAFES.

Sides, Strips. Shoulders. Hams, &c.
wm sell THIS DAY. before th:r store No. 27 Ven
aSS :s:Sso, ~ &c o:.eSs,
90 90 barrels s: G Strips
10 boxes Hams
20 terces Leaf Lard
10 boxes Bellies u..a
~ boxes Bulk Shoulders ..#
- - eoos oo.ter: March II q
w,n !, saSss SSasf;s' us!7;sgs; Hgn Tea.
WIZ DC sold THIS 81 pay. in front OF our store, No IS
2oO LBS BACON SHOULDERS
200 boxes Herrings @"
Is caddies Green Ten, s lbs each. Marc, "a
South Carolina Railroad and Charleston Gas L,o1l
BIZ A1oszo 5! IeSEj W1,1rT, = SOW
Brokers, Auctionecrs and Real Estntc Ap+s
WIN be sold THIS DAY. the l4th instant at IL
o'clock at the north Of the Exchange. in to suit
=, Is SHARES M s: g; R: RAND 8. W R. R. BANK STOCK
Conditions cash. March IL
o. 1sso: % <. e SssnSw ,s1Ssi seay < Gsoee sS:
THIS DAY. 18th inst. win be sold at store, No. 141
hhds BACON sDEs easi eshy II dsmaeea on tho
and sold for the benefit .. whom
SGzs 81 R9pel 81 4. AfzHs ESsGSW GnS Rstene' {: &C.
THIS pay 18th inst, viii be sold at store No. III
rs coils BALE ROPE
10 boxes Alum
10 boxes Birthstone March IA
u. Sir Mules at 4d1Ictlon,
BIZ CLIFFORD & NIATIIEwES,
WV, Auotionecrs, No. 90 Broad Street.
VIII be sold, THIS DAY the 14th inst in front of our
office. at IL O'Clock
YOUNG AND WEL-BROKE MULES.
Terms casn. za5--l March II
Furniture, Piano, Mirrors Ploslqhs. &c.
By CLIFFORD d MATHE IVES,
.so.8 AuC1tOneerB. No. &c Broad sfrect
VIII be sold at Office, THIS DAY 18th instant at
- IL o'clock, II
B. W. EXTENSION DINING TABLE, Mahogany Side
board Centre Table, Clock Mattresses Bedsteads Kch-
en- Utensils, &c. = ILL.,
20 ALIENS No. 8 PLOUGHs.
Terms cash. nrorcb -
@ # Butler and Shoulders.
By It. M. CATER. """
VIII DO sold THIS DAY. Browns Wharf at 10 O'Clock
60 hrkins CHOICE STATE BUTTER, landing from
~. Il boxes Choice Shoulders, now landing.
Cond1oons cash. -.|a ..." March IA
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n. q H.

IF you want cheap Blank Books;
" # you want cheap Stationery, Envelopes, Pa
per, &C.;
II you want Printing executed neatly;
Hyou want Books bound in any style, or Account
Books made to order, with any desired pattern Of
ruling, go to HIRAM HARRIS, No. 50 Broad street.
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terra that It is yet doubtful 1t can be made an interest
Of any Considerable importance beyond speculating
hardy varieties In tho Light Of this experience South
Carolina may seize the prize, compensation for
the wrongs inflicted her by fanatcism h tho cause
fase humanity In the change demanded the UPLAND
planters or farmers win find grape culture substitute
ZOE ther chief staple which requires but trng labor
anG vastly more profitable. This is patent way
get rich, nor yet s 1t temptation to speculate u-
s1ons with promise Of fabulous results but as the
early bird catches tho wor the FIRST to enter this
unoounded field Of labor VIII DO the participate
with justice In the largest Of whatever
able IN the legitimate pursuits Of life
Inquiries ma; DO made to the Editors OF this PAPER
and to RICHARD DAILY, care Of JOHN W. CALD-
WE'LL, No. es Beaver street, New York. MarchS
PLANTERS desrous OF obtaining highly concentrated
aunmoniacal fertilizer free from mineral phosphates and
other adulterations. can do by applying to KsAN
HOWELL NO. 1853 Esst Bay who Agents the sale Of
MAPEs Nihoeenized Super r-Phosphate Of Lime.
4 February IL mvtns
Novelty. .H
lne latest and most eectua remedy for the cure OF
debility loss Of appetite, headache torpor of the liver
etc., is PANKNN's HEPATIC BTTTERs For sale bv
all Druggists. n
THE TIME TO ADVERTISE IN THE
COUNTRY.
The Daily Sotsh Caroinian at Columbia is now sent
to every Posoce in the State Being the oce1 paper
OF the State it will be found at the present time espe
valuable to merchants and others desiring avail
themselves OF very large circulation
LIE PHQNU hes a large circulation throughout the
middle and upper Districts OF tho State Advertising
rates as reasonable as the sngency Of the money
ses w' warrant Merchants and others wiahtng use
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UNDER DECREE IN EQUITY

u1JIte<*V CNUt11yS IILSIHE1lO7l US. F611E2 SIgir
VIII be sold under the direction Of the undersigned at
the oid Custom House. on TUEsDAY, the 2sth day of
March, 1857 at II A. NJ, lg8 .Hfs~ ra 5tT =:
All that LOT OF LAND, with the buildings thereon.
this city, measuring in street twenty-onA
@ feet @ nine @, inches more or 1sss the same tie
Bounding east Percy street; south on lands now Or
Late q John Dukes and known Lot A.; west rsy
OF said Lot and part Of Lot No. Of the Percy lands
and north lands or late Of John r. Dukes, and
town as Lots and in aad lot Of land surveyed
by B. & P1yne Surveyor dated 26th June 1851 and
corded with title Of said land to John 3. Dukes. nj.
Terns7one-haH cash; balance In one aud two yeara
secured by bond Of purchaser and mortgage Of the
premises, with interest from day Of sale payabe an
nually Purchaser 70 pay for papers. g.
=. n s5%5 5!5 ~ JAMES TUPPER
March -: ~ tbs tut Msster IN Equity:
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iHE PHcEN1 has large circulation throughout the
middle and upper Districts Of the State. Advertising
rates as reasonable the sngency Of the money
ket VIII warrant Merchants others Wishing to use
the columns Of the paper viii address ;sSS
JULIAN A. sELBY, Proprietor,
February 25 @ f!o,n,nnh,e q n
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MlSCELLANEO 60 US.
AMERICAN HOTEL
q. S. BOUNTIES.

POARDING.-PERMA TRANSIENT.
ID and DAY BOARDERS, can be accommodated at
NO. luo EAST Eny thS1no February
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:.s, -I.I4 e...:! o.'.;s.. .!tlii;; :, 3
az f5il|

S1si = USE THIS, LADIES, AND NO OTHER,
sSs-S- With your PASTRY have. no bother; ..l.s
i-i.;Si. AZ every growers y0u can;get It, !s.i
w, Try boz ind ne'er regret IT. IN ;szi: s!;r
Tha XEAsT POWDER Is used BY all frst-class hotels
snd Restaurants through the county, and Is finding it's
way into every household where good Yeast Powder
Appreciated. Samples hee.: Every box warranted 70
give esA4faettc1 or money refunded Manufactured by
sEoE ssle:by q s,.1 -..!. ,GRUBER g. MARTIN,
.ss%: .ra @G.yr sls: No. 236 King street
:.,s1 az u: Il: ,Ez:S.. HENRY BIECHOFF & CO.,
81 Ia, ;:;: at No 19t East Bay
n a.s1.G i it3:s!rr.!. ti.; ". 8. CORWN 4 CO.
.at:'. ,Esl$,:. NO. 1o9 h1ng street..
Eitt 2, is. .DOWIE L NOISE. Druggists
I'LL nS.ss &. = No 161 MEElING STRICT f
Is 8, Opposite Charleston Hotel
January "a ts:i.s.: .. s:s.T- "A thst,a6mo
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MALL BE ,sD1sTRIBUTED AS FOLLOWS: TIE
w and value Of each article suur FOODS are
marked on tfoaets 1nsealed envelopes and we
mixe On receipt Of 25 cents, an envelope ccttsninR
such ticket viii be drawn without chndca and dahTered
at our ofRce or sent by mail to any The pur
chaser after seeng what Article and lis yaue-
which may hoat ora TO- five hundr d0llats-
then, 0ns dollar racaive the :Srticle
named, or n any other ardola marked
on our circular at the same value Every ticket xNp an
article worth one do1}srae more No BrAsKH.
Our; patrons can depend fair, honorable dealing
The arce drawn VIII be delivered at our Office recard
Less OF tts value or promptly aant ss directed by ren
mai, OK expresB. A.; - s5G@
Letere from many persons acknowledging the receipt
Of valuable gifs nom aay be sean R1e st our o.
dce, among whom we are permitted to refer 10: =
John Hoconb. Iambertye, n. j., gold watch value
$3.50; MtB 8 Bennett No: street. Brook
yn, sewing machine, $50: Edwin Hoyt Stamford Conn.,
gold Lever watch Yalne bon: r. a. Briggs Waah
ngtoI te D. 2. !asaond PIN S115:J g sntherand. No.
~ fsioslaseRss asa sMss cess
A&lanta; Ga S225 Dr. HENRY
Smith, Worcester; AAss., sewing 985; H ahaw
No 7S3 16th street. n =, gold watch. $1b0 Edw. Boyn
ton, Nashville Tenn, 800; Jatnha RusseL
MontgornSry. AHA, gold 'hunting watch, $250ssR T.
Smith, Providence, n. lever wstch, ESQ; Osszr
Purdy. Madison. NJ y, box, S4s; Hon b 8. New
en-, Ct Panr1, Minr gold watch, s185; J. R.. Spe1y
Conn.,, silver watchs $56: WIN. B., Peck Har
Ism, MS: music box $7b; Wm Raymond. Dayton Ohio
diamond ear 1tneA,l $426; Riairo Reaudn Charlsa
Hotel, New Orleans, diamond ring. S170 Mrs. Martha
Bsrnes. st s12a ;tt; 50;
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Farm on ne South Carolina Ruilroad,

Farm on he South Carolina Railroad
Z. s:;-.i3f .&a+'- BIZ b. MCCALL. iIs.r%S +&
IH1s DAY: the 14th instant. st IL O'clock at the
N gt odd Poetoface, Brood street, win be sold,
:. A! TRACT OF 16lz ACRES OF LAND. suitable 80 q
FARM miles from the city on the soutr -nna Rail-
road and adjoining lands of Dnnner Esq., ana others
= Conditions cash; purchaser to pay B. Mccall for
Pnpern Plat can be at office, No Broad street.
( March IA :El5,@g l i@.' s.7r-- ftuwth4
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DESERVING OF CoNFDENcE.-There is no article
which so richly deserves the entire confidence Of
the community as "Bro.on's Bronchial Troches"
The Iroches have received fattering commenda-
tlons from the most celebrated clergy1nen, law
yers and public speakers, who speak from per-
sonal experience. Those suffering from Asth-
matte and Bronchial Diseases, COUGHS and Colds
should try the Troches
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u. S. BOUNTIES,
A ND ALL GOVERNMENT CLAIMS COLLECTED
"A by T. HURLEY, Government Claim Agent. No 1CO
MEETING STREET, Charleston, s. G. MONEY LOAN
ED on discharges. AL cains tho additional Bounty
should be fled without delay Secretary OF has
ordered that mo fled after the day OF April
1861 shall be settled until all fled before TINT date are
paid 5000 Bounty collected for men who wero dis
charged on account Of injuries received in service
N b. NO charge for services unless the claims are OBJ
tanned. ~ N1n.oh 20
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AUCTION SALES.

Dry Goods 2ixx c.eminZ. &c.
THIS MORNING. at 10 O'Clock. will sell at nv store
corner OF King and Liberty streets
FINE SELECTION OF DRY GOODS
...a.8a. CONSISTING ". "m"
Pieces Swiss and India Null MUSLIN
Pieces Printed Lawn Berege " #@""
Pieces Grenacine, Dress Goods
Pieces White, Red and Blue Mosquito Netting
Pieces Jacconet, Mozambique, Cotton Flannel, Long
Cloth White and Brown Linen. White Twillcd jean,
Brown Cambria, Ticking, Satinet Cottonnde, Tweed,
Kersey, Cashmere, Broadcloth, &c
Dozens Madras Handkerchiefs, Linen Cambria and
Hem Stitch Handkerchiefs
Ladies' and Gents Hosiery, Gauze Mcrino Shirts and
Drawers .a :,
Printed Lawn Handkcrchief White Tuck Shirts aren-
adine Wells : - :
Ties 80 .1-' 80 'oN 49,
Table Cutlery, Pen Knives, &e,
40 Cloth and Tweed Business COATS w%
1oo pair Cashmere and Sainet Pante 30.
On FRIDAY, 18th. will sell 80 cases BOOTS AND
well assorted or retail trade, receiving by steam
ship Sargossa. Nh - = '',-
Terms cash. L-.. March IA
Coz.t.1,t 1tion Of Catalogue Sale
MCKAY 8 CAMPBELL,
Cash Auction House,
, NO. % aase, street, opposite Postof6cc,
WIZ sen THIS DAY, commencing at 10 O'Clock, balance
n,,,.. Of Catalogue, VIZ: 800 lots Of
PANT sTUFFs a
LONGCLOTHS
CLOTHING
HATS
BOOTS and SHOES
- NOTIONS, &C.
Cono1tsons cash. March IA
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Residence at Bluff fzon.-L0ts at Pine RiIqe.
By B. MCCALL. ~s...

- : 7 L. - I
THIS DAY, the 14th instant at IL O'Clock ut the
Old Postot1ce, Broad street. will be sold, without
serve, us ~ =. =.
Al that LOT OF LAND in the village Of B1ufton 8.
c., known on plat by W. B. Buclner Surveyor, as No
and formerly owned by Dr. ). W. Kirk measuring It's
House Of six rooms ana piazza Etchen smoke house
sas1saee nonse stables &C. good garden and well Of
Two ONE-ACKE LOTS ut Pine Ridge on the S. c.
Rairoad twentyone miles trom the city. known plat
112 and situate at the OF State and Carolina
streets. @lg% .a9.a3 fa@@l ~ el7- 7T-1 4 -F"1---
Two ONE ACRE LOTS, known on plat Of lands of
Waiter Steele Esa as and D. section No. 11s of the
Village Of Pine RIDGE and fronting Broad street 21O
feet on Pine street 2O fest ind Front feet
Conditions cash- Purchasers to pay B. Mccall for
papers. 7th 9th, 11th, 18th, 18th, l4th March IA
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Posstsye and Perenpto7y Sale Of Building Lots
n Meeting street, By order Of ne Executor.
BY w. Y. LETTCH & II. 8. BRUINS,
s4..F Auctioneers. gI.; g.f@.-'
VII be sold TITS DAY the 14th March, at O'Clock in
front OF the old Custom House, the following LOTS
being part Of the property situated Meeting street.
west eide. and known as REYNOLDS LOT ~ Ifi
LOT A-Contanin9 Is feet front by 125 feet deep. &c
Ing the northern lot adjoining the Aiken Founding Lot
Lott No. m" - - - oN.A "
LOT Same dimensions and adjoining Lot B.
feet bv i6 2o feet Meeting street; depth 2s7
Terms-One-half cash; ba1siRfcBt cBt4s nsf v..
tsres secured by bond and mortgage Of the ~
Purch 'sef to for papers. March IA
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-03-14
PRIVATE SALES.

E171e 1lSS1ue7lCe t71 dHSg St7'4eZ
pas H By LOUIS ID. DeSAUSSURE.
For Sale MT 6f@ 8a4#i
The desirable three-story BRICK RESIDENCE on the
south side OF Hnsel street between Meeting and Anson
room, and two paszas on 3 high basement extensive
brick Kitchen carriage house and stable Tho Lot
cures hfY feet front, by hundred ninety feet
deep, moro or Less. thtu6 February 2s
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-03-14

MANY hesitate about using medicine because it
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is obtained, and the world enlightened To Illus
trate the case, how many would now be suffering
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BAL BALM, which has proved such q success in the
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all druggists. s.a
DOWIE & NOISE, Agents.
80 tGAQDRICI WINEA1An1 T. 60 y