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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-04-13
TILE STATE OLE TENAS-
To The Sheriff Of Dallas County, Greeting
NHEREAS, Stmuel +. Goble, Admins.

1iE Si y Il Ot IEAAS,
To The Sheriff Of Dalids County, Greeting
ySTHEREAS, Slmuel F. Goble, Admins
! w traitor of the csta,e of Ebenezcr Go.
BILE, deceased, has filed in the office of the
County Clerk OF Dallas County. Texas. his,
petition praying for partition and distribu-
tion of the estate Of Ebcuezcr Goble, decd.
You are therefore commanded 10 summon
by publication, Adalinc. Emeliue, Jose
phinc and Butler Hill, children of Lavina
Hill, decd, daughter of deccdeni, and Ma=
ry r., Joseph b., Samuel s, Julia A., Lewis
X, and Rosa Belle r. McGufin, children
of Rhodie McGuffin deceased, daughter of
said decedent AMI Iva Goble, daughter OF
! Wilson Gobe decd, son of decedent aud
also heir 10 Hattie GOble, dec d., her sister
and Pauline Miihell, wife Of said Wilson
Goble deceased, and heir to I'D Hattie de-
ell, husband of the said Pauline Mitchell,
all Of whom reside in the State of Indiana,
and heirs at law Of said Ebenezer Goble,
dec d. TO be and appear at the April Term
of the County Court Of Dallas County for
Probate business, to be holden at the Court
House thereof IN the town Of Dallas on the
last Monday in April 1867, fit being the
29ih day thereof then anI there 10 show
CdH.tf " dHg lhta HANf4 WY HhIAlllou
and distribution Of said estate Of Ebenezer
Goble. deceased, should not be made as
prayed for by Samuel +. Goble
Herein fail not, but due return make
the law directs.
- Given under NV hand and seal
( SEAL Of SAID Court. ai Office in Dallas
wv this March 2yih dny. A. D. 1867.
JAS. +. THOMAS. CTk.
Co, Cumf. Dallas Co. Tex
Came 10 hand the 2yth day Of March 4.
D. lo65, aud executed by publishing IN the
Dallas Herald, newspaper Vubiishei in
the county OF Dallas. tor four weeks pre-
vioas 90 return day. This tie 2lfh day Of
March 1867. J. VI. BROWN.
Sheriff Dallas Co, Texas.
by ". II. IHoIFsOS. DeTaiv. 2Sit
4 BNINEsTR aTCR-s NOTICE.
A-Ihe undersigned having teen duly
appointed AiIninisirat1r Of tie estate Of
Stephen B. wilson. lafe o. Dallas Eountv.
diseased. ai q regular Tern u tie conn
ty CsHrt Of said county. heid fnr Probate
ard oihe- iiEc rurpsst--- on thc Zffh dav Of
February 4 d. 1si7- HEREBY notifies al
persons iu5tbfcl 90 said rsfafr. 90 make
immediate payment, ard those having
claims aeainsi tie same % present them,
duly authenticated. ui.iin fhe tirus pre-
seribsd by law, OF fhcr VII ii- postponed
ss TIE Law directs. Isis ~ a-y q Febru-
ary. a. y. 1851 JOINS NffSON.
-5Gt a5r1it .fra'er-
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TELEGRAPHIC.
The following is Senator Wilson's
letter, alluded to yesterday;

Inc lOlloWlng rs senator w llson
letter, alluded to yesterday:
WASHINGTON, March %, 1867,
| j, NJ. WAsKoM. EsQ.-Ny DedI
.Sr'-ln reply to your question
"does the law MS it now exists, dis.
! franchise the rank and file of the
soldiers who had never taken an
oath to support the Constitution OF
the United States" / have to say
that il does not disfranchise them,
the Constitutional Amendment dis
qualities from holding Office certain
persons who have taken an oath to
support the Constitution Of the
United States and then engaged in
the rebellion, or who gave aid and
comfort to it. This class Of persons
are disfranchised, and all other per-
sons are entitled to vote, those per-
sons are mentioned in the Constitu-
tional Amendment, so that all per-
sons will know who are disqualified
and disfrachiscd.
Yours, Truly,
HENRY Wilson.
WASHINGTON, March 25.-At the
Republican caucus might adjourn
mcnt was not discussed. Nothorugh
organization. Only forty present
NASHVILLE, March 26.-Brown-
low has commissioned a negro
Captain Of the State Guard.
A. NEW ORLEANS, March 27.-G. S.
Hurtsuff and G. Heath, well-known
merchants Of this city, report from
points above on the river, that levees
are giving way. The whole lower
valley will probably be inundated.
New York, March 27.-The Gov
ernment is selling gold almost daily.
WASHINGTON, march 27.-Good
authority states that General Dick
Taylor has been pardoned.
Official statement shows that thir-
ty-seven railroads in the department.
Of the Cumberland, owed on the 1st
of February, on material purchased
from the government, five and half
millions, principal and interest.
CHARLESTON, March PA largo
negro meeting and subsequent torch
light procession attacked the street
cars, which were subsequently
guarded by police,
New ORLEANS, March 27.-The
following order was issued to-day
Hons JTH MILITARY DISTRICT.
General Orders No. :.
Andrew J. Heron, Attorney Gen
cral Of the State Of Louisiana; John
II. Monroe Mayor of the city ofNew
Orleans, and Edmund Abell, Judge
Of the 1st District Court of the city
of New Orleans, are hereby removed
from their respective effices from
II NJ. to-day. The following ap-
pointments are made to take effect
same date: B. L. Linch, Attorney
General of the State of Louisiana
Edward Heath, Mayor of Now Or
leans, and W. w. Howe, Judge of
the 1st District Court of New Or
leans. Each person removed will
turn over all books, papers, records,
etc, pertaining to his office, to the
one appointed thereto. The author
ity of the latter will be fully respect
ed and enforced.
R1- oon,n,n,,J NJ
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Adis,inistr0tviz,s Nofice.

FEHllE undersigned having been duly ap-
Il pointed Alministratrix of the estn to
of James Armstrong deceased, at n regular
term of the County Court of Jack county,
Texas, held for probate and other like pur-
poses, on the day of -, 1861 hereby
notifies all persons indebted to said estate
to make immediate payment; and those
having claims against the same TO present
them, duly authenticated, within the time
prescribed by INV, or they will be postpon-
ed rs the law directs. This Feb. 2Gth 1867
MARTHA ANN ARMSTRONG;,
I2i6t." A1miniStrntriy
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Know t.lIY Destiny.

MADAME l. f. THORNTON. the great Enrlish Asirolo-
isl 'lairroyan and Pdychumeir.caI. WHO hus nSton.
skh"' ihe s"i"hr classes OF tho Old World hss now To-
'at',l herself al Hudson, n. Y. Mud THoRkTOs pos.
aue wonderful powors oil soroud sight IA 10 .a
bic her 10 lnilarl knowledge the Erratest Importance
To the single On married al either Asy Willie r stain
nf trance sha rnratrs ts very features OF .e person
you urs TO marry. and by the aid of instrument Of IN.
tens' Power EHwn az tc Psychootrope. guarantees to
pr'dice ifs'te picture OF the future husband or wife
Of tho applicant together with dato narrinac position
In ie. ibadng traits Hf character &c. This no hum.
triR, as thousand OF testimonials csn asser She will
seni when desired. certified Certificate or written
guarantee that the picture Is what pnrpots to be- Hy
enclosing small loet oi halr aud giving place OF birth
nGe disposition nnd compex,on ane enclosng fifty rnnt,
and eaped envelope addressed TO yourself you viii r.
ceiro tho picture nn desired information By reurn mall
All communications encrediy ,nfilentlaL Aidress in
confidence. Madame E. F. THORNTON. P. o. Box 22a,
Hudson. N. Y ly March ~
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Growing Reputation

IT THE ENTIRE CORRESPONDENTS FROM
South America. routral AmoIics and the West Indies
received by Messrs. HosrETTER 4 SAITH, aurinq ,he
last twcro months. were published at Iongth It would
probably be considered OF tho most extraordinary
collections of upproba,ory testimony record Tie
letters written in variety Of STYLE and canatius
from individuals of almost every class srs nevertheless
all Of tho saline tenor. Physicians priests merchants
p'sntors. military officers artisans lavyors &C.. tell one
storT admitting. without publication thA,
tho soncs heretofore in in those regions been
GENERALLY aud Justly superseded by Hos1rTTrls BIZ
TERs
Tha confidence manifested by Tire people OF tLese
countries might DO fairly called enthusiastic Yot those
are not the only tokops OF the growing popularity OF
HosrETTER'S STOMACH BITTERs.
The foreign orders Tor tho article from Europe Australia
New ealand. Ctna JIpan. Last IndIos Cape OF aoo.l
Hope Sandwich lsauds &c, have been heavier than
any former period.
As au anilote to Inslaria stonlachin aud general m
vSorant thoy all testify lis remarkable efficacy
Scpembcr9 a
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l1UHl.It: Nf;1'ICIs.

OFFICE az CITY TREASURY 1
11UBL1C NOTICE Is HEKIV OWEN TiiSr iiNnt |,
The following Ordinance h,rsea have hren rrrpar, !.
'or delivery rou thlj OlhCr. y. THOMAS
tnty Irealurrr,
SIt' l. he IL 0fdaiGr.' boy he Mlynr Lni Aldermen, ,,
cay f0Hcii sSrntir. 1hit Ii0i Ind uer the h 81 Lay
OF fIanurS irnscs shall hc taken all caTls dry
anii wagons. used for private anl dOnesr purposes
the sains MANNER and according to- the sanu pnyisiEis.
now OF fnrrc In relation 10 caits wagons
driven or hire, except giving houls, And casli sri
cart dray or waou Ehni bn provided With b,gc con-
tanning The hnnsher rrrln. nui uarked Pr7asf. 10
placed vi the outside ot thu shall.
afr = No person shnll ie taken iy the Treasurer Fi
surely 10 anJ Lold under HE uf.lninc' come rning e.
c.nssS ir care. dayJ wagons anl other Carriages.
irss hs sIa he irrehollcr
SIC, the following alia hereafter lie thv rates FOL
licences Tor public nnd private rais, lIay9, Ss5uIt e.,
lu:hlis tho hDrses nulis Used therroI nirh a,s
he Ire in,u Other taxation:
PUBLIC cLErs. pnASs. EIc or TIgE EMPLOYED III AK,
HpsISEas wHkTEYER, FOR HIRE nIgEtr Os IHDfR.I,
For every cart, dray or wason drawn by hoisa Gl
mule. s2O. a.
For every cart, dTay wugo drawn iy Two bur
Mules t.u.
Fur every hack and carriage with two wheels $40.
For every Hack aud carriage with ionr wheels, 80.
With tao hOrses, SS1
For every ttsRe omnibus teIcfrt line omnibus.
irawa ly ionr horses, scd.
For ayefy trck drawn 10y thO l6rrrs or Inurs
i66 ''
or mules, ti0
EhEAp cAHTa AND rmvArI cAETs. DHAYa rrS
far sstry bread cart or wagon, IS.
fof every cart raS nr Ta90i ustd for private o.
menilr pm poses anL mt fo bn tinpoyed III the trair
porting Of goods. warrs. merchandise lumber, Or any
uiher commodity, for compensation either directly or
Indirectly for tho same sa! pay ior !icsnsc tu sum ct
81. exclusive OF tho horse Or mule
Ratified In City Council. tha lGlh day OF January
u. 81 IN the year Of our Lord thousand eight
P.C. aAILLARp Mayor.
JannarT 8 ". q. SMITH. Clort Of Council, 4
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IiUnf.IG NOTICE,
OFFICE cIrRE OF CouacIL. ,

May 1867.
The following section OF An Or,innnce 10 abolish Tho
Office Of Superintendent nf Srrets to provide for Keen
luz this Streets lanes. Alleyf. and open Courts In ths
City of Charleston Clean. and fr other PURPOSES iy
hereby puilIhl.d ir the Information Of all concerned
For the due protection OF Tho ss contractor or con.
TRACTORS, further ordninri That oyory owner lessce
occupant and tenant OF ry premises fronting In any
street. lanG alloy. open court, shnl every day
snndays oxcepe,) have tho dirt, h. garbage or other
nn placed IN Vut or bis her lot In barrel boz or
heap. sd IN eadefs for tho coutructnr by tho hour nf
A,en o'clock A. M from tho inst day OF May to tho
rst day or Soyhber IN every year aud by hour Of
lno O'Clock, A. H., frcm thr hrpt day OF November to
tho rot day or May following. And any person offend.
Ing hsrcin Or plarnH any dirt, Nth. garbage, or other
Dni. In any hirtet auu Or alloy, oen court tho
hours aboYc named ahali bc subject TO tuo not leas
thln two iai. yp do.arn for each apd every
ofcncr. 10 be imposrd by The aIayor. III 80
. by order w. II. SAITH, /
,Mayl6 'f CLERK OF Council I
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LAW NOTICE,
7" Prevention is Better than Cure. $
DIR. RECORDS
Celebrated Preventive Lotion.

4 fpROpEp AND HIGHLY RECOMMENDED BY
"A tae French Melical Faculty. tho only gate and
ialhe auilloe ngains infection from Special Diseases
This Invaluable preparation Ia suited for either sex, snd
bas proved from ample o1ptrlence, tho most ciiceut
ou reliable Preventive ever discoTnred thus eGectng
ttd,icratn long aongh for IN the Medical WorlI II
used accotpB to directions erciy possibility danger
may br nvoeh single application will radically neu.
irazS the venerea yiiu.. eXpe oil inpnriiIes from the
nbsoItnt vessels, md rcnler contamination impossib,
Rc wEc IN time. and at small outlay houra
ulto.d bodily aul mental torinents.
This most reliable sprcif,', universally adopted Ia
tho Old World ~ offered for sale the frat lime In
America by T. 4. DUPONT & CO.. ony authorized
agents for thr United States.
Price 3per bottle. Large bottle, tiouble Rizc, So
The usual discount TO tire trade. Sent, securely
IacEcd, OH receipt Of prirc to any address, with irct
iions and pamphlet. by addressing to
+. a. DUPORT 4 CO.,
Pole Agents for DIR. Records r. H..
May 9! Tyr No. u 0oid Street. New York
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ihE SuMfsR EENs.-To merchants who dosira
to advertise thoir busincss i'll tho country would
recommend the columns Of tho Sumter Ne,os, pub
lisloa weekly, in large aud fonrishins town,
with an extensive circulation through rich and
fertile rogion. 1t offers many Inducements to tho
advertiser, aud we take pleasure in calling tho at
tontlon OF the mercantile portion OF our commu-
nifty to the fact Mr.. J. A. 3ToRoso is tho agent Of
the paper in this city.
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GOVERNMENT ADVERTISEMENTS,
OEEICIAI-

iicatiq'rs, Military Post of Charleston
CHAhLEsToS. =. c., August a6 1857,
(GEGEnAL OLDERs. No. 3lL
Hereafter processons OF auy kind except funerals
arc forbidden unless by permission of the Post Com
mander And when such per mission is granted, TWEEN
y four hours notice must bo gyon By the parties 10 the
May'r ond tho Chief Of Police.
BY order OF iIyt. Brig Gen. II. d. cLIrz.
HARRY Il. ANDERSON
II Lieutenant 9TH Infantry. AdJu,aut
September = ma
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II YOU want choaI. BlinE BooEs;
Ii y"n want cheap Stationery. Envelopes Pa
pa, &r.: or, MiI,.Ers' Anianac:
Ii you want Printing executed neatly;
Hyou want Books bound in any style, or Account
Books made to order, with any dosiroL pattern oi
ruling, 80 to liIRAM HARMS, No. 80 Broad street.
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Intlielulo
YELLOW FEYER And SMALL FOX,
Sept-nbera q

NEW YORK, June Is, iSi5.
WE, THE UNDERSIGNED, SHIPPING MERcHAN rs
oi tie City OF New Nork. from he on repeated testinuy
OF many different Sea Captains. whom VT have i'm.
plicft confidence. and teoug duty which VT owe 10
our feow.lnen. hereby brar wnass the great
denre We feel In tho truly marvellous curative powers OF
MAJOR ]. 7. LANES INDIAN REMEDY for In. cure
and prevention Of SMALL PoS. YELLOW FEVER &C.,
and We eheerfllS add Signatures hoping its won
derul merits aud great blessings may made known
the World
BRETT SONS CO., No. 43 south Street.
CURTIS & WARD, No. 4s South Street.
d. r. DEWoLF L 90. No. l03 Groad Street.
HENRY SON, no. IS coenties Slip
SIMPSON SHAW. No. n Cocntics Slip.
WI. A. MOORE, No. 205 South Street.
JAS. T. TAPscoTT. No. sc South Street.
GEO. L. TApPscoTT,
ofTapscott Bro. No. &c South Street.
ROBERT HAWkE. 10 &c South Street.
And many otber5.
The Remedy hal never been known fail. Price per
package as. Forwarded free any point in the United
states Address IT. LANE & co.,
No. lG3 Droslusy. Now York.
Septsmher7 aGs
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cusNhr or lloUE FOR DELIVERY or Sr%rw Mat.
On anu after Sunday, Sth inst.. ti, uitG viii -
open from hals-pas, live to hat-past STA -? I,iN-
criny mails. STANLEY q. rROTT, =. NJ
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The flIur tO Advcrtixo In the Country.
TIM PmrSrN LsH large circulation throucl,out IN.
mille aud upper Districts OF the State. Adyertisln
rates n reasonable az tho strussncy money
iet viii warrant Merchants aui others Wishing to use
tlir coiumne of the paper will adIress
JuLTAS a. SELBY. Proprietor,
February - Col,,n,bta 4 q
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DEPARTURE or GES. SICKLEs.- AiajDr-ttcnersl D.
E. SIckLEs left Saturday morning for New York,
on the steamer NaGhdHdH. On leaving tho Cila-
del Halutc of thirteen guns was fred, anl the
General was escorted IL the boai by number OF
friends; several expressions Of esteem were mani-
tested on tho wharf, and iiic General was greeted
with cheers AZ the boat was lo,sed from her moor
Jugs and 1calc.l in the slirari
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IMPORTANT TO OWNERS OF SEWING MACHINES
The owners of sowing machines who have lett
thom with Mr.. d. Z. lIAsELroS, No. :3l King
hrect, to bc repaired and hayo neglected 10 re-
move the same, arc notified that unless soon call
ed for they will be sold Pai;us interested arc re-
feued to Mr. HAsrLroN's advertisement in another
column
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NOTICE.

OFFICE CLERK OF couNcn.--TE FOLLOWING
~ cl9ule Of Section OF an "ordInsIs 20 Raise Sup
phoa for tha yslr lBa7. ;" publshed hahA information
persons selling Goods by sample or oertse who arr
not residents OF fds city All ach peibnss sro hefoby
nohned TO report At this once. T.. FSi A3'.Jt
thrte dollars oo every hundred dd!arsf oil goods
tod In thit eitYt. \. Sons mol resleis, Bnmllo OF
otherytss,'J.I M -4i.tt. ", II. NrfH, ,y-iE
MArch8 Clark et,ouncll ,
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PosTorFIcE NoTIcr.-An evening mail for Au-
gusta and Savannah a.d for distribution beynnd
those Offices. will close daily at the pastoiice N.
half-rast o'cluck.
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qkg gai1g 0ema.
MONDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER .. 1877
LOCAL NIArIlIRS

Jon Wons.-Wo have nn~ completed enr Office
so us to escrnic. in the shortest possible time
ALL KINDS or iOH M1uK. anil VI. mosr re-
spectiully ash III" patronage OF orr friends.
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ArrESrIoS is called To- a notice Of thr post
ponenient of the sale OF the Florida, Atlantic AMI
Gull Central Railroad, in another column.
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Pose once Notice.

TOsT UIFICE, J
CnARiEsIoS, $. G., July 9, ls67.
After to-day tho mai.n FOR MOI ithraa.In linilroad
will close ut O'Clock AM, and to-day and art,
wards they arc oxpectel 10 reach Tho. Hailroal
''Staiion" at 200 O'Clock PM, and 10 le ready for
delivery at this Office at 1:.lo O'Clock t. VI.
STANLEY q. rEnrr. Z. N.
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NEW CoTToS.--TNo bales of new Cnilrn were
received on the 9Th instant, from Mr.. Il. RAulH
BRlods, Of Clarendon District, and consigned to
Nessrs. JAMES ". cALnwELL& S"Ns. Quality mill
ding and staple good.
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AuGTtnA SALES,
bsstr0''c fua Dry Goods, BOOT. aud Shoes, Fancy
| Goods, dc.
| tAmPDEI.t., KStJN ~ co.
| tuSll Auction tInuSr Sn ~ ,.r..,

b9str0''c fa4 Dry Goods, BOOT. aud Shoes, Fancy
Cash .st!a% sth!%rH..S .aa.: S"N SS :, ,,,s, Go"
oppu.itc Pastofire,
FALL A$n MOuESI&G piiNis Dress pei r.. T., to
i-i longclnt'. l0i lllcnri,c1 SccIlngs IN aud 81
'cones Chcckcd and pain': coiore Cunbrlcs slcaias
Drills &c.
81 EnoADcI:orls. Cassin.crcs. sa,nrts. 1weati,.
k,rscys. Jeans. Sr.
AylIi. oi ,rn,'s I.ldi.. Mi,se,' and Youth, NO
SlEif. Linen cAli'r'' Lawn aud Madri. Hdkts. a..
l.a,lirs' MIssts' a.L Mrn's CATERS. l.oo,ee, .ai
ii',f;anH Fancy si''.i' Soaps. ls~Slry, So.
Mii.Llt:AS ~ son
"ll s"h rITlS DAY. nth insi riu.ers Wharf. at IL
o'clock.
r'Ia"iy - rnr'l- w'nai. Srutcfnbtt =
S"'' f'd,r t;r.,''.#nrr ~ Hi''gnqr- Of "a
rxH xH'.i .i,,i,n ,n" az! =; fn%,y G32Gs ;Sor
:"MoI:ow. Io:i lust: at in n'c,oek, will be sold, u.
TIE hEIIn STOCK N ii:&DE :" OF Store No. i22 Meet
'n;i street, corner rincLncy street,
Nj MS .Ia E,ys. fcit. SILK, Ecarc. wool HATS rci-
'o. :id CIeii. CsrI
i:nn, :",I f,nannS t,nmei s; loaGs;: Str,w I9aa,.
" fsa'ss sst f:,i III 9ais. aSEs Six Eias s.s @:sa'''
u":"e'i ti;'lne, :'ilLa lnd SlIns s.liL Reps
t.'lrnL silk Velvet ilL !,ill pl,Isl Knit shawl.
Nnhias and Jackets. il,.L and White iIiai.I E,sinr
iA' is,s. rs; ,ss. '"ils spotted BLACK a,i White s1
Kt ,@ycs Lawn ilaiE.rshsr.. iilet En.ll.,. Crap.
silk l;ci:S rairta lomIut and Trimming. lt,ht,us
l:lrk amt Ioni,i Velvet liihbona. l,clt libi,an,
lnb:'d"rei SETS wr' i:ihbcn. FUR Mun- and Tipps,.
STORE FIXTURES. COUNTERS. Desks, Letter pr...
hairs .
| Large Iron Saic tAilrYh'sl. Water coolers.
Conditions ~ IA delivery
Sriirnhrr? rsn,tuI
NOTICE.
IniE SM.E OF THE fInEID, ATLANTIC AND
l. GULL CENTRAL. RAILROAD. heretofore sdyur.
s''i Ia tasn plre ut iaie City. Fiuris Oh ,Ira It'll Ss
,sh'lrr $780, liz. brrp pasipSne ualiI ihp Iath II al
by order q ilO,rl al a.. 80
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BUSINESS NOTICES.
Auction Snics This Oar,

ALL KINpSoF jon WORK DONE AT THE DAILY
HEwS OFFICE
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Ken, ,ucky Stutr Combination Lottery,
MURRAY. EDDY CO., Managers, draws EVERY
DAY ut Coyington. Ky.
Whoo Tickets from 81 10 $40. Shares In proportion.
Capital Prizes from $1,000 to s35.oOo.
H.T. PETERS, Agent.
NJ" 20 Hsscl street. Charleston. g. G.
SpptcinberG Inn,
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\ Fact Worth K,oxv,,r

y Fnet Worth Knowing.
lIlcrs Wishing good FLOUR for Bread should csIl AT
SfENIIottSE& CO.. No. ITO East Bay
Funillcs wishing choice FLOUR Tor Biscuits. Rolls.
&e should call OF sTENnousE & CO. No. ITO Ess, p.y
August -
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Ihr best pysprptlo Bters In use ars pAXxsrS'
heie'le bters They never fall to give reIsi. Fry
bottle anu be convinced For sale by all pr,,yvfst, II
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Free To Everybody,

TTCC IU ENCTyUUUE.
Large pp Circular. giving Information of the
greatest importance TO The young of both seIee.
teaches how ibe homely may become beautiful th,
dcsrisrd Respected. and the forraken loyed
no young Indy gentleman should fail to send theil
address. anl receive copy postpaid. by return mail
Address i. o. Drawer. a.
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Iflltls LOAN.

FlltE LOAN.
~ t1.iN MAYOnALTY OF C1RLESrUNl
y. .. 0rTf Hall, November 0, ls6d, I .
Ii PERSONS DEslHoUS UP III BUILDING, III 1'sR
"A burnt Districts and Wnote Places OF tho CITY nm
der IAN ACT OF The General Assolib,5, giving authority
to tho City Council OF Chareeton to prcte In tbo msi
Ter Of Fire Loan. with view TO old In building up th
CITY anew are hereby notified that tho form or arp
cltton for leans ctn bs obtained at tho Office Of the ar
Of fCounc!l. between tito hoLrs Of o. A. NJ. aud r. H.
All applications lnuAt be Il in tho above mentioned
slider tho same. ~ .el.- .,litii 7fri' -
Dy order Of The Mayor ". II, SMITH.
N6Stmhorl0 Clerk Of Council.