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The southern enterprise. [volume] (Greenville, S.C.) 1854-1870, 1867-09-25

These mines were never vorked .,,.,,xs-
ically, or 90 exteusiyely n, their v,.,a ,,,,.,.
induce us 10 believe. silver 1. vsrv 49,,
dant We were oreditab,v ;,so.r...s 49,.
at Tegucigalps, and In er.eis, u,n..
yielding 25 Der cent were vorked CO.
is found in moss Of the stream. fro,n ,vt,.h
the women, In MANY looaii.iea do !. ,ooa
business on Sunday with pana
Copper exists In vast ouant,,ie. W. ,
large mountains appsrentlv solid m..... a
copper ore. Tho dirt mixed with q b.. a,
turned green from che metal M;o.. ,,,.,a
inp 40 per cent Of nur. .or,,., =. -,
near comayagus. Lead very rich. and iron
in abundance Is found. Tba l.t,ar -. 80,
worked from the ore at a blaa,ssm,tb sbon,
Quicksilver, itherage, coal, ochre. ,evnsum.
naptha, opake, jasper, precious stopee ana
pearl fisheries are found. We heard much
OF thess metals, and cav soma verv An.
speoim ms, sufficient 10 convince us that che
mineral wealth Of Honduras IA a,most a.
yond computation. Marble Of the 6,s.t
description, in inexbaustible -ouarrie. I.
found near Medina. on the onoa nounta,n.
The Boiling Springs of ComavaopA and
The southern enterprise. [volume] (Greenville, S.C.) 1854-1870, 1867-09-25

PERsoNAL-Ex.Gov. Vance, the favorite
s'n OF North Carolina, and very deserved:
ly the pet Of all the good men and hand:
some women in Bip-vAn- Wimbledon, re.
turned from Charleston on Saturday in com
Pany with his Excellency Gov. Orr. In thS
evening. an impromptu but pleasant inter.
view took place at the residence of Col. L.
d. Childs. between these gentlemen and
Gen. Wade Hampton. Hon. James a.
Gibbss. and Major John s. Preston, Jr. II
may he supposed that the /" situation /" was
toiersbly well reviewed.
Columbia Phonis.
The southern enterprise. [volume] (Greenville, S.C.) 1854-1870, 1867-09-25

A TERRIFIC boiler explosion occurred Mon.
day afternoon. at No, 26s West Twenty.
eight street. New York. The boiler wa.
hurled through the air distance of ore
hundred and fry yards. falling upon the
roof OF q four'story dwelling and crushing
Its way to the cellar. The foreman, engin-
esr, man and two children were killed.
and several others were severely iniorea
The southern enterprise. [volume] (Greenville, S.C.) 1854-1870, 1867-09-25

drSEaAbCAsBr, who has been appointed
TO supersede General Siek!es In the COM
mand OF this department, is We learn, an
old army officer, who has been In command
timc.E :. -.
The southern enterprise. [volume] (Greenville, S.C.) 1854-1870, 1867-09-25

LONDON fs not the largest city In dc
world. Jeddo. the capital Of Japan. has a
populStion Of 100000 It contains E60o.-
600 dwell'ngs; aud many OF It's streets are
% miles long.
The southern enterprise. [volume] (Greenville, S.C.) 1854-1870, 1867-09-25

CSf beautiful woman. 1, poor. 9, ou,T
use double circumspection for h, r b,au,y
will tempt others, her pove ty her.e!C
cotton
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-05-11
ANNOHNGEMENTS

Hon. john aLAwRENcE is am
uounced as the candidate of the Re-
publican party for Congress in this
District subject to the decision of
the convention 328 a
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lisen Yreilen abselal1en werben.
GObfl NAhm,
5erausgeber Der pStaGtssettuns".
EH We are indebted to our friend
Capt. IS. B. Brown, Receiver of the
Memphis, Clarksville and Louisville
Rail Road for most accepectable
favors.
H At a late hour last night, we
learned that Judge Lawrence had
rendered his resignation as Agent
of the Bureau. We know that his
superior officers as well as the color
ed people will greatly regret this step.
Judge Lawrence was second to no
man in faithfully and energetically
carrying out the duties involved
upon him, and the -colored men of
this district owe him a debt of pro-
found gratitude.
General Carlin earnestly tried to
psuade the Judge not to heed
the ISLANDERS which had been thrown
out against him by his tricky en-
emies. But, the Judge preferred to
have his hands hereafter entirely
free, so as to be permitted to more
efectually meet the attacks and the
underhanded game of his adTers-
aries.
~ 81 dtmnG Snrner! 8em
fid cine geniigsnbe Nn3abl Burner bon
gfalbbille porfnoet, meldhe Dem gro6en
Surnfef in Baltimore, bas i'm SUM
itattiinoet, beiiuobnei iuOllen, 10 mo-
gen cieielben esfauigit in oiefer Office
6le Mnaabl anseben, 0a man Die Sim
uno Serfabrt per Baltimore u. Ohio
Gilenbabn 81 bebeuteno rebujlrtem
9reiie erbalten fam.
i Sci gaupfl IAN Der Sd" sifbt GO
bsute 8crmittag bic srife S1ilefrStfnluppe
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-05-11

Gieentbums : Hebertra9uns
cen, ueldeIette Bod in
Der Office oes Gonntbs
GourtsgIerts reefitrirt
muroen. -
SEQ. SIS. gln6erion an Mf. Rattil,
GeeO, GOT in GIarfspiIIe, $4,000.
Nf. q. 9sipea, 6. u. Mf., an Subit
M. lno Charlotte g. llffinQton, Seeo,
Got in ber Gta0t $1,000.
W. g.. Soipea, 6. u. 3d., an s.. 90.
@oipier, Deeo, 0luei Cots in Der Staot
1897.
81. .. &opeu, 6. u. ST., al u.
Cunningham, Deeo, Got 159 ispSpnes'
Mooition 1925.
8. Sefelbeiif an SenrD Sanrb DeeD,
Cot In Der &tabt $1,000. a9fa
g. o. @t1iants an ellie u. @sins
monbs, DeeD, Cote 80. 60 ". GA in
G6aefTelb $1625.
g. 9. g1illiane an @eDenbader,
See6, BOT 90. 110.in G0geFeID 1916.
%. ID. Williams an O.. 81. Srper,
Deeb, Got 30. Iii Id Gbgefelo S741.
@. 81. DinfleD ". 3. gf. @inllegan
3. o. 9D. 4iufleb Geeb, aanb iin 4.
Gifrift e400.
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Cffice Des tgountbs glerfs, !
TafbeiIlt, 10. Wai 81. !

9eiratbs BEN ilIigun9en,
III LETTER ISOLDE auSaegeben:
Ro. Or. aIoDb NIT Rarp Ring.
sfi9arb gapenbief nit 9us,rfte Srauerni9t.
Sames 5ensIep NIT Gardb @iIis.
Martin Roran NIT Gatab RcncBan.
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~ e., sane hea q q afAa..s


H SIN Sale oes 6. 8. alSams,
angeilogt, bon s. S. @obe, @eIo inter
faIi6en 8orpauoeil erbalteu5u baden,
ipuroe seifern Dor Squire g8ilfinfon
oas 8orperb0r besonneil, rlio iuirb'
0ddelbe beute 6eenotst iueroeri.
A Cine etan3snbs anshabi ssfndier Drs
GpObs gu bfrabsfiesten Yreilsn perben BEL
ptsue u. Manfer, @o. 81 asrb- Marsft
Stra6s gum gertaar uHerirt. milo 1B
H Sin alter Sarbiaer sfamens
Setter 8osIe1 luiIr0e geftern Mbeno
arretirt uno BON @qaire 8earcep In
bic Sail gefanot. Beter lit befhul6iat,
@ifeupaaren geitoblen gu bobeu. gr
tuir6 beute iei1 8erb0r baben.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-05-11

Der Cation. Sin Ieller Eartleiuppe unb elm
glasbsu fetdumsnbes eassrbisr! ab, iGmeGit
Du pra9tisl
@ Ser 0dmpfer s. g. Graham
fabrt beute Mbeno itromaufmartS mad
8urfspille un6 ben Selre9ieaen. Oa
rnebrere Yafiagiere, ipornnter biele
G1amen, bieie 8eiie initmadleH, iunroe
es bon Dem frenn6li1en Waitcr oeS
Bootes, Serr Scat, 70 arran9irt,
baB mebrere SaH3bersniisuneen fatt :
finben. Sir ratben allen Sansluitigen,
oiefe 9elegenbeit su elmer 8ergnii~
suugsreife niht gu perfaumen.
i Cine fetae auspabI plantatiOn artife
bel pisus u. @auieL Np, 60 9iOrb.
Martst gtra6e. milo 1gB
E geitern Mbeno belt Sorace
Mapnaro, Der betannte EenneGee Gone
,greBmafl, cine gebe i'm GapitOl Dor
elmer groBen gerfamInlune.
SIN MdrftbauS tparen bic @oniers
batiben berfanlntelt uno b0rten cine
8ebe bon Sorfen Sbomas aus Column
bia, Dem @egner Mrnea's.
N s, u. MiegIure, go. SO Union Gfa6e,
IT Maeut Der tpfltbettibnten pianos aus pei
Gabrif Der 6erren Gteinfpay u. Gcns (9lnr
,efae an anterer Stele IN hielem 9latteJ fur
IennelIee uno Horb 2llabauia. Gr rerlauf
Steielben tn isinen Mufflaben su Gabrit-
treifen. msA 3N
EH- Seute gormittag 10 nbr iuiro
Der Senglt , SOrnabo," Gigentbunl oes
&errn SIS. 81. GorneIius, anf Dem
gBublic Gquare" au8geitelt meroen.
(Siebe @nseige.)
H- Gin itarfer g8in6ioB 6lies
aeitern @a1mittag Die groBe, nabe Der
G6e Der Ge6ar nilb gberrp .GtraBe
befn6lide SiIberpappel nm. Ser
f60ne GGattenbaunl lag 9ebroden
nod Mbenbs ipdt mitten in Der Strabe
unS forte ben gerfebr beoeuteno.
4 Gin ba6l6er Grsnabine ODER Sbetlsnb
sbanl IT su baden bsi pisus u. Wa.
nier, &c. 81 GerbsIarfet Straee.
milo I'D
Esv- Scrr Sim 8afer, ein ianger
Mann bon ilngefdbr 81 Sabren, Der
boraeftern Sladt bis UNI IL Hbr gum
Belnd BEL elmer camille mar, lieb auf
feinen 6ciniipege, ais er an Ode Der
Sieb 9frabe unb Eincoin MeD tam,
fein Biito[ fallen, bailelbe eing los, bic
6ugeI 0rnng in feinen 6innbafen
binein uno gum obern G6doelfnoAen
Eeraus. - Ole @unoe 1T 70 eigens
thiimli1er Slatur, bab Der 8erlebte
tpobl NIT Dem aebeH oaDon fonnen
mirDs9 ~ A8ail
n3ur Ra9ri9t bisns, bae mir fir farse 3eit,
nm nnlsrneues gDp6fn6Iatt IN peiifin areilen
befanpt werhfu IN laiTfn, fOrtfabren iperten,
balIslbe unlsrn taslidtn abSnnsnttn gratis gu
iibnlrubsn. Bel bifln @sIsgtnbfit felen
mir wisberbeIt, tefunbere an anspdriiss
M6ennaisn bas gflua, radifanSisf @tIoeF ~
rfmittiFrn. va fam attntaab BON niis per.
laneeIJ bae mir bei ben 70 febr bilIiesn yEei.
fen aud NOD Grsbit sstsa.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-05-11
,sIus.8erisbt.

Das Dampfboot Salisman fam ee<
tern bon Cairo an.
Der Gonpfer s. 6. @rabarn, BON
8nrtsbiue fOmnteno, lief seitern frib
in unfern Safeu elm unb brahte 81
Safer Sabaf uno 1417 .Safe 8orn
nit. s- - -; IS e
8ir babenstein absesangenes Boot
gu beribten.
S0lgenbe sipei Boote iperben beute
@beno bier nad ibreil refpeftiben 8e.
itinnlungsorten abgeben: - Salisman
mad Cairo uno s. 6. Graham nod
8urfspile unb ben Seiregionen.
Ser SluB faIt; itanb gefern 5 Sui
on ben 9arpetb 9boals.
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6 { fla I Il n q.

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@eifera circuIirte IN hieliaer Gta6t
cine 1eanobiu" init Ser neberfdrift
,9ln Die aeier bes Maf6biIIe Demofrat"
unb Der llilteri9rift vgfafbbiae 0emo<
fraf 9lfiociation", in tpel9er 6as seif~
fpeile gid)terf9einen oes !, Dentofrat"
bur9 ben ~ ustritt ameier
30 itgIie Be r"uno beren ,,bebor<
itebenbeNbr Ell es rnotibirt ipurbe.
Da obne 3tueifel Die nnter3eidneteu
nit ben !, 9lusgetretenen, unb ), Bebors
itebenbs Nb3ureifenben" gemeint finb,
10 erlauben tie iid gu erflaren, baB oies
ietben nod mid auseetreteu
iinb, 6aB fie leoielid) 6as @rbeiten
eingeiteut 6abeu, neil bic unausge<
ieBtens Anfrengangen bel
Sage unb bel 3adt lire @e<
Iuaobeit noIltanbig rli1tirten nn6 bic
oarb Die 3eitnng ersielten, fna1Siels
Ien Geiuttate in feir1eiil, aud nlir s1>
nabrenbern 8erbdltniiie gu ibren eifri>
gen 8enliibungen unb notbsuenoi9iferl
MnforDerunaeil an bas 2eben itanoen.
Ser 8erfafler Ger fraeli@en Circular
slote lit oaber ebenfo tuenis beredti9t,
bas 9fidterldeinen bes oDemofrat"
nit benz Nustrittel Smeier Witt
gIieoer ooer gar 6eren q rel nell
DE our6aus irrebelant lit, notibiren
su ipoqcn. ais er bas &edt bat, ielbit
uenn 8eiOes Der Sal mare, iib aIs
@ige5n to inner az 9eriren, ba Die
3eitune bereits i'm Sebruar 1867 hpr9
geri9tli6en @erfaufs Net in anbere
Sanoe iibergegangen 1T.
@ 20 6. $, SroIl,
Il - 8. 56feE
9RitnIiener Der ..Nem. 9liine. u
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-05-11
Gg 6err NJfprib G66er.
i 2ofal selgent Der usenneilee Staats<

R 6err Nfprik Sister.
1T 2ofal< 0lgent Der n5enneaee Staatss
3eitllng1.
ET Getern ipuroen BON Maior
MIoen 100 @ab[ tGertifitate, fuObon
100 fir farbige Biirger, auseefertiat.
Die BAIL Der bis geitern Nbenb aus<
gsfelten Certificate beIauft fd auf 46O.
Eg 0lbonneuten foIIten in ibrem
eigenen, ioiuie in unferfn Snterelle TO-
f0rtige Mn5eige iiber ettua borEommenbe
1Inregeluiabigfeiten in Der 8eitelung
Der 3eituug auf unferer Office MAIDEN
GR 8ir erfabren, oab bic Serren
ethel unb 9feiffer nit Germ
Sacob geiger eirlen Gontraft abges
f@lofien baben, nm eineri 9roBen 8iers
teller i'm 4aufe bee Gommers su bauen,
unb ipir0, mic uns berfidbert miro, bic
@rbeit fdon n6t5iie ISOLDE begonnen
iueroeu. GobaIb oiefer Keller tertia
lit, iDer6en bic Gerren Inn Gtan6e fem,
ums bas gauge 5abr binOur1 70 gntes
angerbier ~ Iieferil, ale IN ireeno eli
ner Gtabt gebrnut iuer6en falrt, mas
bis iest uur ipibrenb eittiger Nfonaten
Oes Sabres 9ef9ebtn fonnte, iudbreno
in Der iibrigen Belt Der 4Marft bon
QouispiIfe unb Cincinnati berforgt
merDen fnmbte.
Dae ift aud bic llrfad)e, baB bic
bieiiaen Mirtbe bas glas Bier nid)t 3u
s Gente bertaufen fonnten, 6a 0ra9t
anO Gtadts sEaye 6affeIbe pfrtbeuerter.
9obaI6 a6er bic beiniiden Brnuer
autee Qaaer0ier liefern f0nnen unb
Sra&t up6 bcbe Gtaatefoften Defpart
Derben, 10 f0unel mir NIT Redt ner>
langei, Dab in 9lai6bilIe rim gates
GIas Qagerbier Az 5 Gents perfauft
nerbe. Sir paniAen baber ben 8ers
rem Gtifel unb Bfeiffer re@t piel Slid
ffr ben iienen Yldn, uslo bofen, 6ab
fie es baIo 70 melt bril1oefi f0nnen, 6aB
in gia(bbiiIe tein alisldnbii6e8 Bier
utebr getruntea fperDe. We are for
home mandatory.
H EpIbaiGi 6er %. ". WI. I'm san3et qanbe
perbsn eYn(alii erfHtt, Der EmHegee Gtaats>
3Ejtnnb iiberaa @efbrfituns su eebfn.
nv M
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-05-11
MANY FRIENDS.

I announce myself as a candidate
for the Congress of the United
States from the Nashville District
upon the basis of freedom and ma
tionality. Should the National Re
publican Party prefer another 1
shall not be in the way, as I will
support its candidate.
JOHN TRIMBLE.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-05-11


Xtffe :
Der Inn bieiieen goltamt, ais unbelteas
bar, sur @bholana bereit liesenoen
8riefe:
men, aiite.
FrI.-G Nnsbaum Sri. 3 8rant
SIberge ~ Rpes5
NraM 9R 8 Senher
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SacobS 5 % sSoroan 3 VI
Mime Soenhdtb 5
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Miners Miners
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Springer s Sprai GET .
Sbomas q nlmanli Wtr
8aIentine 99inter
@urnpaif6e Yriefe.
Soerr Setter 6erring.
Gieprde !6oif.
Gouaro g. 4od.
u. 9. g. 2inbsIen,
s 8oltmeiiter
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6ta6t un0 Gaat
LOOK AT THIS.

The friends of John Lawrence
and the lovers of truth and justice
will be shocked. at learning that
the paragraph contained in day be-
fore yesterdays Banner" in regard
to certain letter written from this
place to Gen. o. O. Howard at
Washington was really based on
facts. From what we know to be
reliable authority we received the
following extract from the. letter in
question which we do not hesitate in
publishing, at it will show to the
world SOME of the wirepulling done
in our Congressional contest. That
is VERIFY "wirepulling with a ven
geance" as the Banner expresses it..
Who of those thousands that have
had accession to pursue Judge Law
rence's course in administering the
duties of his Office, will not indig-
nantly refute the accusations and
charges preferred against the man
on whose career there rests not an
iota of blame. But here is the ex-
tract; the letter is dated Nashville,
April 3Eth:
ssHe fLawrence) has got under
his control some ignorant freedmen
and has created much strife and i'll
feeling among our colored citizens.
He deyotes his time to politics ex-
clusively and makes a crusade
against native Republicans. I be-
lieve him to be a corrupt, mischie--
veus, INSCRIPTIONS man and also
that his removal would be relief
to the loyal portion of the com
munity and a decided benefit to the
colored people.
(Signed S. G. MERCER.
The letter bears the following
endorsement: ~
STATE OF TENNESSEE,
6s EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,
sa,s,., Nashville, April 80, 1852
Governor BroWnlow being absent / take
pleasure in saying that am well acquainted
with s. @. Mercer, the writer of the foregoing
and fully endorse him and concur with him in
the opinions expressed.
tSigned.) III. H. THOMAS,
sax @. NJ. Genl and Act. PIT.
,a See'y for Gov. BrownloH.
Let us rally all our strength in
view Of this undermining game.
Let us nominate John Lawrence by
a large and decisive majority A
man so wilfully and maliciously
slandered and abused deserves a
demonstration from his friends,
which will show the people abroad
that he is respected instead Of hated !;
that he is and has been doing good,
instead Of evil that he is honored
and cherished by the loyal masses
of the community.
a
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NaitslieDer ser !, Gem, sl6oe. e
yiir 3eitumasb eranseeber.

SIR 3ettan9S bernnS8eter.
SD babe cine siemlid srOBe auaatitdt
ssatfi5sr Rpnparetl, III iebr suteHl 3uitaub Be-
pnplid, ttrurr erpa Elm SugsaS @taube unb
spei OayenS g6riftfaitem aud anbers Or
titel, gu elmer heatfbtn Druderst sebEris, gu
perfaufen. 9snannte Saben fDnnen gu bill
lisen Yreilen abselaliea merben.
GObfi Stuhm,
Oerau5qebeT Der yStagtsSettuiaH.
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Der CATION. Gin Ssaer Eartlefupps uns elm
glGs6rn f9dumenbes 9aeerbier! aIb, j6medft
Du pra9tisl
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divided. and more equal division must b'
wrought out.

divided, and more equal division must be
wrought out.
Mr.. WADE Is also charged with being o
repudiator of the debt, We know not with
how much truth If is. we can only say
that he is true to the principle that the will OF
the'majority is the law of the land and that
will has been fully stated by him in his Kan
sas speech. In that speech he insists that "a
more equal division of property should be
wrought out" Very few own the debt; very
many pay the taxes. Why should the many
support the few !. Stick to your principles.
Mr.. WADE. We do not approve of them, it is
true. We believe that they are dangerous TO
liberty, dangerous to property, dangerous to
morals, but we admire your honesty, and, Mr..
WADE, from your stand point, We really believe
that you are in earnest when you advocate
impeachment; and, on second thought, We will
retract what we have said about the sclt-in-
terest that you have in the matter Do not =,
however, ask US TO reract what we have said
about bad taste. We will give you credit for
honesty, consistency, anything at all except
good taste Stick, only stick TO your prin-
ciples! Do moi let your party dodge the issue.
and the American people will soon sec the
precipice on which they are standing. They
will soon know that they will be destroyed in
following yoS, and others less honest than you.
Awakened from their lethargy by your teach
ings, they will make an effort to recover their
liberty, and they will hurl to destruction
every one of The leaders of the Radical party,
including in the number THAD. STEVENS, Il. F.
BUTLER, and BENJAMIN F. WADE
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PENSION DU REV. DIR. MYERS.

GEST AVEC DEAUCOUP DE PLAISlR QUE
" lie Principal de cette institution annonce
il ses amis ct All public general que rac-
croissement continued du nOmbre de ses tleves
a nGcessitG lc choix dun Establishment plus
convenable. lis est done procure In spacicuse
dcmeurc siiute an coin nord-oil desrucs
Coming ct Bull. LIE but de rlnstitution etanl
dc preparcr rarfaitcment les ceyes pour lie
College OIL pour les afuircs. Tin systeme COM
plct d'iustruction Glementaire q etc adopte
pour ceux qui en- auront besoin, ct des ia
elites particuleres sont offertes pour fetude
des classiques, les mathematiques ct de la
tenue des livres. En- consequence de REGENTS
changements quill faliu faire dams radminis-
traton de IL pension, ct aussi dams lie but
d'ayancer les interGts des eleyes. 10 principal
sera assiste par NJ. JOHN CANNON don't les
talents sont connus, ct qui deja beaucoup
dexperience dams lenseignement. NJ. CANNON
fit ses etudes avec distinction dams un des
meileurs colleges de la France, ct enseigna
ensuite 10 francais ct les classiques avec eclat
all college de Menars pres Blois (France).
Des avantages rares ct excellents sont done
offerts pour retude du francais sous sa direc-
tion. Une classe Gltmentaire faisant partie de
pinstitution est sous la charge de Mademoiselle
ROSA DIBBLE, ct toutes les differences
branches sont soumises a 10 surveillance per-
sonnelle du principal. L'interet des eleves est
consulte en- tout Cours obstruction: Pan
glais, lie Francais, lie Latin, lie Gree, pHebreu,
rEspagnol, et rAllemand.
September
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PUBLIC NOTICE.

OFFICE CLERE OF CoUNIII1
The following Section of An Ordinance 10 a'iS ,o t'
office of Superintendent Of Streets to roFiue Lo neTp T
City OF Charleston Clean and for oner purposes If
hereby published for The information Of all concerned
For the due protection of the said contractor m ol
occupant and tenant Of any premises fronting IN any
street, lane. alley open court shall on ever! ne
Sundays exceptrd have the dirt tt Sarpas' 81 o.'c W.
heap and in readiness for the contractor ny .r o, u"
seven o'clock. A. NJ from the fist day OF May To .'ls
first day of November in every year and ny Tue o'r VI
the first day of May following. And Any person offend
lug herein, placing any DIRT filth, slrbnge or other
ofal IN any street. lane alley or open court er 'e
hours above named Shall lie subject to me not less
than two than five dollars for each and every
offence to he Imposed by the Mayor. .,,,.,.,,
BY order w. H. SMITH.
NAV ia Glcrb oi Council
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JOB WoRK.-We have now completed our
Office so as to execute, in the shortest possible
time. ALL KINDS OF JOB WORK, and we
most respectfully ask the patronage Of our
friends.
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the Citu of Charleston i:

as- Al communications intended for publication in
Ibis journal mast be addressed 10 He Editor Of he
Daily Ne,os, No. 1S Hayne-street, Charleston, $. e.
business Communications 20 Publisher OF DaAy
Ne1cs.
Wpconnot undertake 10 rsturn rejected co,nmunica
lions.
Advertisements outside cfhe city must be accomlpd-
MED arit The cash.
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YELLOW FEVER And SMALL POX.

NEW Y0kB Juue IL, 1887.
WE, THE UNDERsJGNED, SHIPPING MERCHANTS
OF the CITY of New YoIk, the oft repeated testimony
of many different Sea Captains, in whom we have ini-
pcit confidence and feeling 1t duty which we owe to
our lelow-men hereby bear witness OF the great conf
drnce we feel In the truly marvellous curative powers OF
MAJORJ Il. LANES INDIAN REMEDY for the cure
and prevention of SMALL POX, YELLOW FEVER &C.,
and we cheerlly add signatures, hoping its won
dcru merits and great blessings may be known to the
Worli.
BRETT SONS y co. No. 43 soulh Street
CURTIS x WARD. No. 43 So,i. Street.
D. R. DEWOLF & co, No 103 BROAD Street.
HENRY SON. No. 70 Coenties Ship
SIMPSON IL SHAW. No. ~ Coenties Slip
WM a. MOORE. No. 2O5 South street.
JAS. T. TAPSCOTT, No. SO South street
GEO L. TAPsCOTT.
OfTapscott Bro No ST South street.
ROBERT HAWKE No. sc south street
And many others.
The Remedy las never heon known TO fail. Price per
package &c. Forwarded free to any point in the United
States. Address J. T. LANE * CO.,
no 1863 Broadway New York.
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FIN A N CIAL.
S T O R A G E /.

CTORAoE. THE MOST CENTRAL AND
- convenient in the city. at very reasonio'e m t
for COTTON, RICE SALT FERTILIZkKs &t; ; %c niy nv
surance when desired, low as any III iIe w 20 fP'
TO GEO. W. Clam az ,o,
Corner East Bay and Cumberland S'ie'''
September II
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EDUCATION AL,

MISS MURDEN ~ SISTERS BOARDING
AND DAY SCHOOL.
TJ,HE FIRST SESSION or THE SCHOLASTIC YEAR
i will commence on October lst and close Febru-
ary 20h Pupils will be charged from the time of admis-
sion. For terms. &c.,appy at No 10 LEGARE STREET.
Sar,tsmhsr Nmw3
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NOTICE

NOTICE.
NNHE UNDERSIGNED HAVING PukChasED AL Al
Mr.. EBAUGH'S interest In the above Copartiei si'.t
will continue on his own account the business ns,et9
fore conducted by the late firm, of EBAuGh \ Mall
LONEE, at the same place, HORLBECKs "hAhf' "cii
the Northeastern Railroad oxzc
CHARLESTON. September &, 1867. limo
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