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Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1867-03-09

FORTUNE TEElsae-One of our exchan-
ges Is responsible for the following story
relative to this popular and pernieioas
vice :
Not many evenings since it is record
ed that a sinner who has escaped hang
ing for 10 these many years, was in
company with several ladies'. The SUBJ
Ject of fortune telling was introduced
Several Of the " angels /" pleaded guilty
to the soft impeachment Of having writ
ten to Madame This aud Madame That to
furnish them leaves in their future hsto-
~. Instances were mentioned Of some
very remarkable developments in d Ger
tain case lereabouts.
Old b. was asked for his opinion. He
replied So far as | am personally con
cerned, l know more about myself than I
wish to. | don't tbiuk any good comes
of those things. | had a friend who
dressed hiufselfi il lady's clothes and cali
ed upon q celebrated prophecies. He did
not believe she would discover the dis
guise, but be beard what made him ex-
ceedingly unhappy" Here the old repro
bate Immediately ceased. A lady much
interested asked, what did she tell
him y "She told him he would marry
soon and become the mother of ten chill
dren |"
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1867-03-09
GREA
OF THE p0PuLA

on THE poPuLA
Giving every Patron a Handsome
liable Watch for the low Price
of Ten Dollars.
Withoutssz gardEto values
Aud not to be Paid for unless perfectly
Satisfactory.
100 Solid Gold Hunting Watches $3.50 to $3.50
100 Magic Cased Gold Watches. geo to 500
100 Ladies Watches, Enameiled =. 100 to 800
300 Gold Hunts Chronometer Watches $50 to 500
200 Gold Hunting English Levers. =. 200 to $50
800 Gold Hunting Duplex Watches $50 to 200
500 Gold Hunt'g American Matches. 100 to $50
500 Silver Hunting Levers ...r.... so to $50
500 Silver Hunting Duplexes ..... IS to $50
500 Gold Ladies' Watches. ....... so to $50
| 600 Gold Hunting Lepines....... 50 to IS
/ 600 Miscellaneous Silver Watches SO to 100
2 500 Hunting Silver Watches. -. %. to 80
5000 Assorted Watches, all kinds, Toto rs
re- Every patron who obtains a Watch by this
arrangement, costing bnt so, while it may be
worth 500. No partially shoata.
Wessrs. j. fHicksing IL Co.. 14I
Broadway, New York City, wish to Immediately
dispose of the above magnificent Stock. Certif-
Gates, naming the articles, are placed in sealed
envelopes, and well mixed. Holders are entitled
TO the hfticIss named On their eefNlcato. upon
payment of Ten Dollars, whether it be a Watch
worth $3.50 or one worth less. The return of any
of our certificates entities you to the article ma
med thereon, upon payment, Irrespective of its
worth, and as NJ article valued less than $40 is
FAMED on any certificate. it VII at once be seen
that this Is
No LOTTERY. but a stroiadttoruara leg'tl-
mate Transaction, echtch may be pqft,ca-
- patel IN by The most .~fustidiousf
single Certificate will be sent by mail. post
paid. upon receipt of % cts, five for 81, eleven
for 81, thirty-three and elegant premium for So.
sixty-six and more valuable premium for $40,
one hundred and most superb Watch for SIS. To
Agents or those wishing employment this is q
rare opportunity. 1t is . legitimately conducted
business, duly authorized BY the Government,
and open to the most careful scrutiny. Try Us.
Address: j. BEGKEHNG g. CO,
noy24 BIN l49 Broadway, New York.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1867-03-09
ErAT DE La LOUISIANA, PAROIsSF

ErAT DE La LOUISIANA, PAROISSE
douest Baton Rouge, Cour du Cinqui.
enc District Judiciaire. Dams pafaire
de la succession dAbrabam J. Bird,
decide. No. GA. rraazs4 =
IN sertne dune commission a moi ad-
dresse dams faffaire ci dessus, en- date du
slime jour id Juliet. par Phonorable Ia
conr du %einquieme district jadiciaire dams
ct pour la paroisse eh Etat Susdite, il
seFa ottert en- vente public ct au plus. Of
rant q la maison de cour de cette parois.
Sc,
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1867-03-09

TAKEN UP by some freedmen in the upper
/ part Of the parish, two large STEERS. One
black, with a crop in the right ear, and branded
S. The other, red and white, a slit 10 the right
ear, and swallow fork in the left. Said steers are
now on the plantation Of Capt. D. P. Cain. If
said stee. 8 be not claimed within ten days from
from. this date they will be sold by the under
signed to defray costs and charges, on Wednes-
day the Goth inst, at 10 O'Clock o. m, either on
the premises or at my Office,
s. M. D. CLARK,
March 9, 1867. j. P. 9th Ward.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1867-03-09
Wholesale Druggists.

Y r. DUC0yGE. Importer and Dealer in
L. French, American aud English Drugs and
Chemicals, P%erfumery, Patent Medicines, Surgi
cal Instruments. Trusses, Brushes, and Druggists
Sundries. No. 80 Charities treet-Establlshed
in 1929. noy3
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1867-03-09
Strays.

TAKEN UP by William Triplet on ID inst a
/ dark BAY COLT, without mark or brand If
said colt be not reclaimed within thirty days
from date Of this notice, it will be sold ia front
of my office at the Ferry on Monday the 9Th day
Of April at 10 o'clock a. m, to pay costs and
charges. Ii. j. HfAMS,
March 9th 1867. ]. P. 9Th Ward.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1867-03-09
IMPORTANT TO PLANTERS

/ Planters wishing to arrange for advances will
do well to call on W. j. McCuiloh, Superinteu-
dant Waterworks Company, at his office on Dry
AIDES street, between Canal and Common. from !
to 81 A. NJ, and | to 8 p. NJ. THOS. HUTTON,
ESQ, attorney at law, 81 Camp street or Ma.
Gen. WHEELER, 40 Carondelet street. who are
authorized to receive subscriptions to a Branch
Of the AMERICAN INDUSTRIAL AGENCY, to
be located in New Orleans. This company has
been organized since July last, and through their
efforts British capitalists have sent a o gentle
man, who is no making q tour Of obserRatif
through the South, to repcg- upon their orge
cation and plan Of operations, and upon
safety of investments in the South. We are
fod to learn that his repor. will be fayf
1885,
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1867-03-09

fSAMEDI, le l6 Mars proclaim 1867, al
heures A N les proprietcs ci-apres decri-
te ct app%artenant a 10 dite succession d.
Abraham J. Bird, DECIDE, SAVIOR
Tn fourneau de brique contenant envi-
ron trois cent cinquante miller de brique,
ct IN lot de poutre en- cypre, eqnaris, les
dites brique ct poutre etait sur l'abitation
appartenant jadis au defunt etant maInte-
nant la propriete de Joseph lsidore Dali
gle en- cette paroisse.
Conditions de la ventc-Comptan1.
feb.I6, VIM. WHITE, Sh'f.
STATE OF LOUISIANA, PANsH or
West Baton Rouge--Fifth Judpial Dis
trict Court. La matter Of Succession
Of Abraham 4. Bird, decd. No. 824.
By Virtue of a commission to me direct
ed 10 the above numbered and emitted sue.
cession, Of date the 3lst day of July, A.
D. 1866, from the Hon the Fifth District
Court in and for said parish and State,
will be offered for sale at public auction
to the last and highest bidder at the court
House of this parish, on
SATURDAY, the 18th day Of March, A.
ID. 1867, atsI1 O'Clock a m the following
described property belonging to said snc-
~cession Of Abraham J.. Bird deceased,
situated lying and being ia this parish,
to wit
A kiln Of bricks containing about
three hundred aud fifty thousand bricks.
a + lot of hewed cypress timber, said brick
aud tiulbe. being on the plantation form
erly belonging to said deceased, but DOW
owned by Joseph Isidore Daigle in this
Terms of sale--CASH.
feb l6, VIM. WHITE. Sh,f.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1867-01-29
GREAT WATCH SALE,

On the Popular One Price Plan!!
GiTING every patron a HANDSOME
W and RELIABLE WATCH, for the low
price of TEN DOLLARS, without regard
to value, and not to be- aid for unless per
fectly satisfactory.
100 Solid Geld Hunting Watches, $3.50 to
$3.50; 100 Magic Cascd Gold Watches. 5000
to so; 100 Ladies Watches, cnamcled 800
to $500; 200 Gold Hunting Chronomcter
Watches, $3.50 to 800; 200 Gold Hunting
p: Slsh Levers $3.50 to $3.50; 800 Gold Hunt
ing Duplex Watches. $50 to 5000: 500 Gold
Hunting American Watches. 500 to $3.50:
800 SILVER Hunting Levers. $50 to $50; 500
Silver Hunting Duplrxcs. s75 to 1850; $40
Cod Ladies' Watches, $50 to $780, 900
Gnld Hunting I.erines. $50 to SIS; ]. 900
Miscellaneous Silver Watches, $50 TO 500:
2,5sD limiting Silver Watches, s25 to $50:
s75.
Co Every patron obtains a watch, by
his arrangement, costing brt $40, while
!. may be worth $3.50. No part!n!itv shown
Mcsers. !. IiiCKLlHG y co. 149 Broad
way, New York City, wish to Immediately
diH pose or the ab We magnificent stock.
Certificates, naming The articles. are placed
III scaled envelopes, and we'll mixed. Hold
crs a:c ehiiticd 10 the articles Iamrd on
tn'IF cCftlHcate, upon payment OF 80,
whether 1T be Il watch worth 500, or ono
wcrth less. line /, turn If any of our GER
tiHcatcS entities You To lilo article named
thereon, Gp"a payment, irr:> >prctivn OF is
worth, and as ilo article valued lcss than
$40 is named on any certificate. ii VIII at
once be seen that ti,is is. 40 LOTTERY,
but straight forward legitimate trausac-
tion, ":ich luay BE- Participated il. even by
the most faStitiluus.
y single certificate viii bc sent by mail.
post paid, upon receipt ul % cents; five
Tor 81; eleven for s.; thirty-thrcc, and do
CANT premium, for S5. siXtysix, and moro
valuable premium, for $40; one hundred,
and most superb watch, for SIS 10
agents, or those wishing employment, thia
Is rare opportunity. 1T Is a lcgilmately
conducted business, duiy authorized by
the Governm' ut, and open to tho most
careful scrutiny. Try usl Address
J. HICKLING ~ Co,
Jan Is limo l49 Broadway, New York.
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SALT AND BLUE STONE.
kNOUR HUNDRED sacks LIVERPOOL.
II SALT, extra large, at ss.a0.
l;000 lbs. BLUE STONE, lbs for 81.
The above will be sold at prices named.
or at lower prices, if offered lower bv any
house IN Columbia. eve rW not be ,ioflo,:
Sold." r. II r AGNEIv
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mISOELaLANv

The following is translation of
passage from Persian poet: "The
Heavens are point from the pen of
Gods perfection; the world is a bud
from the power Of His beauty; and
the sun is O spark from the light of
His wisdom and the sky is q bubble
on the sea OF His power. His beauty
IS free from the spot OF sin hidden in
tho thick veil Of darkness; He made
mirrors of the atoms of the world,
and threw a reflection from His own
face on every atom"
In Chicago, few days since, a
young lady with capacious water
fall was out sleighing with her ad-
mirer, when they were overtaken by
another sleigh, the horse of which
grasped her waterfall, which had be-
come powdered with snow, between
MS teeth. She screamed, away start
ed the horses, and the hair pins came
out. leaving her head greatly reduced
III size and altered in shape
Lord Bacon wisely said: ''It is good
not to try experiments in States, ex-
cept the necessity be urgent and the
utility evident; and well to beware
that 1t be the reformation that draw
eth on the change, and not the dc
sire OF change that prctendcth the
reformation
An old clergyman, advising the
young shepherds of the church as to
the best way of keeping and serving,
and saving their focls, tells them,
Get the good will of your lambs.
and they will manage the old rams,
ewes and wethersr'
In communication Of q reverend
gentleman to the Cincinnati GetseNe
on Ritualism, burning little frank
1ncense," was printed burning a
ilttle from kerosene" The reverend
gentleman complains that they have
made light of a very serious matter.
Rev. Mr.. Cheney, a Universalist
clergyman, speaking number OF
years since through Tompkins Coun-
ty, New York, used to say, ''the Or
thodox preach to keep the people
out OF hell, but 1 preach to keep hell
out of the people.
G oagh, in one OF his recently pub
hshcd letters, tells capital story of
an aged Calvanist woman Who.
beng asked about the Univcrsalists,
sald, Yes, they expect that every
Dody will be saved, but we look for
better things"
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Sweet CpoponaX lrcm Mexico!
Il VIE most elegant and essential personal
n requisite Tor Il lady, Extract OF Swce.'
OpoponaX." i. L. SMITH e. co.
Scpe ~ ONO New York.
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HON. JOHN aIcQUEEN.
friends.

On the "0h ult. al his residence i'll Society
lllli. $. c., died of npopeIy General .IonS
MrQvErN, in the G:;l year Of his Rge. lie
horn i'll Hobeson county, North Carolina,
of nm old Scotch Presbyterian family. The
deceased in his youth enjoyed but slender
facilities for education but hc made thu most
Of ihr,n. und in after i;,e, by his own uuaided
efforts, succeeded in rearing Il stately super
structure Of refined culture. nna grnllcmnnly
character, upon the humble foundation lail in
The Rubrson county old field school house. lie
wns boru in the cottage. humhly renrc'l, ln,l
i'll course Of time i, was given TO him 10 :. stan
before princess
In early manhood General McQrrrS re-
moved 10 Marlboro District, South Carolina,
where he soon attained an cnviahc rcputa-
tion i'll the practice Of his profession as a law
yer, and then. rs always ailcrwar.l was II
great favorito i'll society. Here he married
Miss RuGEus, who, however, died in giving
birth TO her first born; (the late Captain $. T..
McUuErS, Il remarkably brilliant nnl luyeahlc
yonng man, suddenly cut of by disease Two
years ngo). About twenty years af,crward he
was ngain married. 10 Miss PIcKESs of Green's
boro, Alabama, who with several young chill
drcn survives him.
General McuuEEN was gooh lawyer, fine
speaker, und II man of remarkably popular
manners; i mos, excellent stump speaker,
| therefore. No wonder, then, that he was early
honored with the confidence of his fclow-ciii-
zcns, whom he long represented in the i.cgis-
lainrc. Some sixteen or eighteen years ago he
was elected to Il seat in the United States
| House of Representatives, and continued in
his capacity up 10 the war Afer tho State
had seeded. lie was sent as Commissioner Ia
\ Florida. At the first election for The ron-
| Tolerate Congress, General McQuEES was
again elected. and served for two years, since
which Time, (ls6i) he has held no public
Office.
For many years General Mcqueen wns
known in tho Pee Dee country as large and
| successful planter. Until within the past few
years, when he removed TO Society Hill, llr
'..; ..,.hva',ar, mmrrr iii tii,:-rn,,r ,ats. ,I
rest from his public duties he dispeuscL ll,c
duties Of hospitality 10 large circle of friend.
and visitors.
In politics General MrQrCEH, throuuhoui
life, was II consistent States Rights man, Of the
| tALHorS school. His rccor,l i. before Ihc
| country, anl his friends and kindred hnye no
| reason 10 he ashamed Of it,
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y disavow all hostile intentions toward Gras-
sia, had tho Emperor not felt assured that
Prnssim is backed by the entire German pco-
pie, i'll every nntional question; aud that
French diplomacy in South Germany has pro-
dnrcd results the opposite from what lad 'hrcn
anticipated.
Another inlsc rumrr connected with the
Salzhnrg Conference is the demand Of Austria
TO enter the South German r"uiedcracy. If
the battle of Sadown decided anything. il was
that hrncrtorth Austria shall have no influence
i'll Germany. Austria has indeed bcen offered
| AZ alliancc with Grymany. North and 3onth
l!nt Prussia cannot permit her TO intrigue
with the South li.rllrtn Sintrs--thc soycm
days wnr' has hrrn too recent, anil the result
loo decisive, io seriously rc-npcn such question
! aircady. Nvr du tho !;uuih German Siutc,
desire sucl union. If there is much prcju-
dice, particularly in l'nvnria, ngninst Prussin.
this feeling is still greater and more wi'lcly
| prevalent ngninst Ansrin. Such union is
therefore oui of tho question. An alliance OF
Austria with Germany is only practicable nf,
Ter the latter shall have cilcoted her union
upon n soli,L and permanent basis. But then
such II union will be highly desirable and un
necessary for both. and sooner or later mus
be formed and Just az it will he to the inter
csi of Germany TO protect the integrity of Aus
trim, nnd corntcrnct RUSSIAN aggression. 81
must it be the duty of Aasiria 10 insist oil th
integrity of Germany, and 10 protect her fron
all assaults OH the part of France.
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hN ORDINANCE

10 REGULATE THE sIoRioE OF PETROLEUM, rrs ppo
DUc1f. AND OTHER NFJAAMkBLY OILS.
SIC; !. re IL ordained by the Mayor and Aldermen II,
cry Council amended That from after tho Isu ,lay
oi June next It ahail not bo lawful TO keep Petroleum.
kerosene hoek OIL Denrlnc. Donzoie. any olbor In.
nahape o or oils ON soruge for saa In any cellar
hy man hiJ gallons On any lot prelnises ami
any such quantity kept stored shall be contained IN,
vessels Of Tin or other metal. "
SIC That Petroleum, Its products or any o,lor ir.
nnmma0le oil or OILS when brought into the city by lap
or water may be kop any oi In any uuildnu IN,
which COTTON IL not stored, for period eIceedinX
twehtyolr hours, upon the expiration Of which tIuu n
the foregoing section.
src. y Any person or persons violating any pn,t ti
this Ordinance ahall he subject 10 fine OF Two
dollars for each offence recoverable In any Court OF com
petent jurisdiction >~ ~
hanaed In Cty Council this twenty first day Of May ia
the year OF our Lord thousand eight Iundred an,
sirty.sovep. '"
LIS. p q aAIIJaRD n.yo,
W u shrTu Clark Of Council. June q
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\ 'StL ~ tounCn.
AN ACT ron THE DETER PROTECTION OF sgAsrrS Az,
| nhianANTs IN THE PORT AID HiRBoE OF cu.uL "
| " --
Beh enaeted, BY he Stnat ani House Of Rtpy,r.1,,
rf noio n!tt and sitting ia General LsemLiy, and oy III
authority OF The tame, Ihu snail not tie lawful Ior mn,
person, except pilot pubic officer, board or ui
Tempt 10 board vessel arriving in The purt or srbor
Chareston before such vessel shall have been made G,s
TO the wharf, without hrst obtaining cave from Tic mas
sr OF person having charge Of such vessel from hc
H. II shall not bo lawful for any owncr agent n,,s,or
or other person having charge OF sny vessel aryin m
being In tho port OF Charleston 10 permit or auta1,
any sailors hotel boarding house keeper NOT
~ hereinafter provided. or any agent. runner or en-
house. to board attsnpt board any vessel srrivm
m OF ying or neine IN tho hnror port ot tarIes,os
or anchored, with intent to invite asI or SOLICIT Ia
oHInd'nS of any Of The crew enrloyed on surl veaa"
grants hotel or boarding house keeper or tho cmiInx
ol any saors or immigrants hotel or boar,iI lions
IN tho port Of Charleston 10 urRrct or rrts. % ~ s
SAID vessel, ailcr having been ordered h0 to do by H.,
W. shall not be lawful Sr any, az suer ur.aS sSHse'; -,
duct or carry un, either uwicr nro,retor sr,,, 80 ~
M any sailors or immigrants boarding house
o or Immigrants hotel IN the city OF CGaresto
WITHOUT having lconBe from tha City Counc t,srcof
l, sh: not DO lawful tor any person. no, having iis
ncense IN this Act provided, being the rcrnar
agent runner or employee Of person having such H.
70 INVITE @ AJAX or solicit n The city harOr Of
omployed on any vessel OF my iIauprant uriv;, ~
tho said city OF Charleston. e'' MI ''s ~
person appiySr for iiccnss ~ n .e hprsaiion ofany
grants boarding house or sailors rr nmIgr or hp:
to them Of tho rcspsesabI u MI n nas.S,"I deco
pic.nt and OF the snabl1es -, i bf such up
nn s " nn Ahcehur which shal! 10 poo tor nn
keen ssiIor's ar immInram, SAID City Council 10
of srIcsion nit In nvi, Irtlln8 huuse in tho cl.
same ' w "'''' a''d solicit ho1r,leis iuy lj,o
VII. The CITY canciI ,,,
hotel or boarin, h,ss ay ,ailors or h:,lngrunts'
vided, or OF tho lsntr or As hero.nbrore pro.
or Of any fon.e fr,, M niopretor of sny such house
vltinR or solefin uSs UT misrepresentation In In
on tie part nj .sH or iodSnrs for such tU,,se
s2ento runpers or VI proprietor, pny OF his
sGso or entIce INV W or q any sttnpt to per-
~ 'e haroor or Charleston by sucL tcnnor M S sesse
pr, Or say OF his agents runners ar tm,o y" Psnprie
tho license for K, opny such bnnsa epioSers revoke
provided tor tn @ iseeYing tho License hcrelnberoru
sum Of twenty Ioprs tue city Councii aforesaid the
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70 R SALE.

LIOR SALE, a No. MILCII COW WITH
IL hY0USd CALF. Inquire ut No. l5l NJ PHILIP
STREET, between Cannon anh Spring streets, on tho
west side. le Septonbor
ItOR SALE OR RENT, AT FLORENCE,
j. s. G., TWO LARGE NEW STORES with comfort
able dwellings above For particulars, apply to f. n.
ROGERS. l2 hsntonlbur3 )
ISOT SALE, Al THE CHARLESTON no.
IL TEL. Stables, fine SADDLE HORSE aud BUG
uY, but httin uscd and In good repair.
September
J1OR SALE.-A GOOD nIil.ClI COW AND
Il CALF, low. Inquire at NJ. 70 CANNON STREET,
between President and Ashley slreots.
ScptoInbGr2 ."
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FlltE LOAN,
MAYoRALTY OF ou.nIPsrns

NATIONALITY OF CHARLRSTONl
CRY HALL, November 0. 1860.
A Ii. PERSON; DESTROYS Or REnUILDiNa I in Tag
"A Burnt Districts and Wasto Pllces Of tho City, un.
der Gan Act OF the General Assembly, giving authority
70 tho city Council Of Charleston to ptoeosi In The mat
M er oi Fire Loan, with Iow TO aid In building up D.
City anew." arc hereby notified that tho form -
eaion lot loans can be obtained tho ote Of he eir
OF G9uncn iG between the lohrs Of A. A. and p AZ,
sider the same. '' every A'hoag ~ coz
~ order OF tho Mayor a. ., o,,rru
SovLuherln ~ Siarr H. n1 GILL;,
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NOTICE.

- NOTICE.. ,
.IIsHE eI.n.a q CLERK OF couN6fi.-THE FOLLOWING
.or oy y1ir 1857 Is published for tic tnforn,ssan
moi residenta a uoods by sample otherwise who ara
potifei To rnnnr, ~ sS All such persons are hereby
sol i @ a ON every hundred dollars OF all goods
otherwise" o' 'fS'Ish1 " hanplo OF
March " w. II shitIH,
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LOOK OUT!
Or you will lose a Fortune

TIE SALE OF TICKETS. GEORGIA STATE L0TTE
Y, In the Grand Extra scheme of September 4th ckF
TAIL PRIZE $4,000. Tickets only One Dollar. Closes
THIS DAY, nt T.. 81. Onlce No. 20 BROAD STREET.
Scptcmbrr3 &
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c. Fl A r l. r. S II 0 N /.
TUESDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 3, 1867.

Jon WoRE.-Wc have now completed our
Office 10 as To execute, in the shortest possible
time, ALI KINDS OF JOE WORK, and we
most respectfully nsk the patronage OF our
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T d r E N +.

mo RFST,-'FIfE BRICK lIOU Il AND
i STORE ct tito corner uf King street nnd VEINS
Court. containing. seven room. Apply at No. SOUTH
BAY. II SHptemlcr3
FIIO RENT, Ylit C0MMODIOUS AND
4 pleasantly situated two and half story BRICK
DwELItNG No. O. uRsel ntrcct, north aide. East
Ray. Possession given OH LIST September. Apply At
THIS OFFICE. August 21