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att5 Advertisements:
O. o. F--Funeral Notice.

4. o. o. F.--Funeral Notice.
TIME MEMBERS OF FRANKLIN LODGE
| No. 5, are hereby notified to meet at Odd
Fellows Hall on Friday, at 1880 la M, TO
proceed from thence to the R. & o. r. r. De
pot, and nom there to attend the funeral OF
p. G. William SnodgraSs to Mount Wood
Cemetery. Members OF other Lod ses in good
standing are respectfully invited.
SMITH MCDONALD, n. q.
W. p. McKELvEY, Sec,y- janSl-2t
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MATTHEWS VENETIAN HAM DvE
vi known and used over % years DAILY
increasing In public favor Complete in one
ootIe- NO wash. No trouble \ child can
apply II, Produces a lustrOus black or brown.
as desired Does not iniure the hair. Price
Sold by Druggistsa and Fancy Goods Dealers
Also, MATHEWS ARSICA HAIR GIoSs
hor restoring and dressing the hair. juI-eodeiy
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aleu- Advertisements.
For Rent.

DyreiIing Houses in the Sixth Ward
and Store Rooms and Offices on Main street,
between Monroe and Union streets
THOS. HORNBROOK, =
mn stairs janSO-d
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January Settlements
DOyls's Patent Pulley Block

ON HAND AND FOR SALE AT MASu-
~ : - t13Tsrs prices y Ton s.; Ton s-s- n
t III ~, ION $50. One man can raise on me-
Ar 49, NJ pounds, and the weight VIII stand
Ptfy point Extra SheaYeS Tor the aFSrII-s
NOM on hand- CHAS. H-BERRY
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TOPLANTERS ANDFARMERs.

THE LODI MANUFACTURING COMPANY
Established since 1870, having the exclusive
control OF all the night soil of New GoTE
city, offer for sale, EbetHsfselyJOr Cash, new
article of
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FIRST BALLOT.

NOTDGntOtEII-MessrS. PinneII (Speakerl
Armstrong. Beeson, Billmyer, Carroll. Cum
ntngham, Fleming, Gibson, Hartman, Heer-
mans, Hiser, Hoffman, Koonce, Lightburn,
FrInkJoTt-MeSsrs BOwyer, Caldwell, Coop
er. GrOse. kellar, Kincaid, Little, Mann. Nc
SGarty, Neel; Payne, Taylor, Wheat and
Giree'llcood-AIesSrs. Ballard. Bee, Boggess,
foreman, Cracraft, GOT, johnson, Snider and
Bcthdny- MeSsrs. Bickel. Brown of Ohio.
Burke, DAWSON, Ferguson, Hibbets Lamb
McWhorter and Smith of Brooke-9
observation-disclosures. Harris Lockbart Smith
OF Berkeley. Spencer and Williamson-S
whole vote 81. Necessary to choice N
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s,zJ1Efort-Messrs. Bowyer, Caidw we'll Coon
er, Grose, Hartman, Hiser, johnson, Lane
Little, Mann, McCarty. Neel, Payne suIie-'
Spencer, Taylor, WeIlon and Wheat-ls
BsfhdItg-SIesSsIs- Bickel, Billmysr, Brown
OF Ohio, Burke, Craeraff, DAWSON, Flenins,
hlooetS. hsliar. Lamb, Smith OF RrooEs
smith OF berkeley, and WiIIiaulson-Is -
1aor1tillk0tsIl--AieSs-s. Pinnen (Spealze,,
Armstrong. BeeSon. CARROLL Csunnin0fHSnS
Gibson. HeermanS, Hoffman Kooncl Mar~J,..
man, McQuiIkin and Workman-Ia
- reeIlaeood-AiesSrs- Ballard, Bee Bo,vssz
STou. hlneaid, Lightburn, Lockhart No
WhoTter and Naughan-g
l4e-Messrs- Boreman, Ferguson and
Whole vote 81. Necessary to choice IS
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ALLEN,s LUNGBALSAM

For sale by all Druggists.
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EXACTLY WHAT YOu WANT


zaFFH.H -af sir- -........
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Franktort-MeSsrs. PinneII Speaker, Bow
yer, Caldwell, Cooper, GIose, KelIar Little.
McCarty, Lane, McWhorter, Neel. PAYNE
Taylor, Wheat and Workman-l6.
MoTgdntolIl-MeSsrs. Armstrong, Beeson
Btllmyer, Cunningham, Gibson, Hartman
Heermans, Hiser, Hoffman. Koonce Liphtl
burn- Marshman, Mc(9uilkin and Welton-
GreeuUood-Messrs. Ballard, Bee. Borgess.
FOREMAN, Carroll, CracTafI, ioff johnson,
hlncaid, Lockhart, Snider and Vaughan
BethGny-Messrs. Bickel, Brown OF Ohio.
Burke, Dawson, Ferguson Fieming HiI1'
icy anu NllilainSou-ll-
AdTrIstiLe-MeSsrs- Harris and Spencer
Whole vote 81 Necessary to choice 81
THIRD BALLOT. 81
JtI,rf-ATeSSrs. Bowyer, Caldwell. Car
roll, CoOi5er, GroSe, Hartman, HtSerJohnSonH
Lane, Little, Mann, McCarty, Nefsi PayneS
smith of berkeley, snider, Taylor and Wheat
Experimentation. Armstrong. Reeson
Bllmyer, Cunningham, Gibson, Heermans'
HOFFMAN, hoonce, Marshman, McQuilkin
and Welton-u.
GresRacood-Messrs. Ballard, Bee. Bosress
Grncraft, Con, HibbetS- kincaid, Lfght6prn
Loekhart- Vaughan and wiliiamson-II.
BefhGly-MeSsrs- Pfhnell Speaker Bfcl<eI
brown OF Ohio, Burke, DAWSON, FIerafnV
ksllar, Lamb, McWhorter, smith of Brooke,
:, TTispize-Messrs. Foreman, Ferguson,
Harris, Spencer and workman.
whole vote % Necessary TO choice IS
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me Mount Pleasant Branch of the State
Bank OF Ohio, at MOUnt Pleasant,

CTATE OF WEST VIRGINIA., OHIO
= County CIrcuIt Conrt- Decemoer Rules.
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Donestics.
Gloaks & ShawlS,

A very large and handsome stock. which
ssTIDe Donght very cheap, and will be sold the
Cloths.
CaSsimeres
Casinetts, .-.--
Cloaking Cloths
Black and Brown Waterproof Cloth,
Tweeds,
Satinetts
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Whole vote .. NeoessaEy 70 choice IS
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MELoDEoNSI IN WALNUT AND ROSE
NJ wood cases, portable and piano style,
carved and plain. new and second hand
from $50 TO $500 AZ
janSl VIM. H SHEIRtsS Music Store
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Station d, Bible House, New York
dc14-1yd
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1867-06-11
coursIERcIAL AND TINarCTA1..

New York, June 10-Noon. Stocks
strong. Sterling exchange-time,
JOS; sight, 10t6. Gold 3756@371[.
Money 7per cent Flour rather lower
Corn dull and dropping. Pork dull
and dropping 800. .20(922.25. Cot
ton dull-middling uplands 27.
Z 2. M.-Gold 371s. Cotton is
easier, with sales Of 1900 bales. at
261@(927. Flour steady and in fair
demand, without decided change.
Corn active, at 1(02c. decline. Pork
dull and lower-mess $21.95; prime
1S1e019. Lard lower, at 12613.
BALTIMORE, June 1O.-Cotton quiet
-nominally q. Flour in improved
demand; holders more steady, but
prices unchanged. Corn frmer-
white S1.O301.06; yellow S1.1OO
Ill; mixed Western 81. Mess pork
quiet, ut $23.50. Bulk shoulders Ss/
(@9; rib sides 1O24@11. Whisky :
nominal, at 33035.
LOUISVILLE, June 1O.-Superfne
flour dull, at 5000. Mess pork
dull, at 800. 25. Bacon shoulders 91I:
clear sides 121s@1234.
SlNClNNATl, June lO.-COrn dull, at
100 "A. Mess pork dull, at $40. Ba-
con dull-shoulders 9; clear sides
1915. Lard 1911.
New ORLEANS, June 1O.-Salcs of
cotton $50 bales; market dull and
easier-low middling 2402415; re-
ceipts l,220 bales; exports 3,OOo
bales. Flour extremely dull-super
fine $1,000. Corn dull-yellow and
mixed S1.1CO1.17. Oats dull, at %
(@9IG. Bacon quiet and steady
shoulders 034(010; ribbed sides 1911;
clear 13 i. Pork dull, and held Mt
S24; prime 500. Gold 3Gl5.
AUGUSTA, June 1O.-Cotton easier:
sales 156 bales-middlings 23I5.
MOBILE, June 10.-Sales of $50
bales -middlings 23l5 market
quiet. Receipts 262
CHARLESTON, June 1O.-Cotton is
quiet; sales rs bales-middling %:
receipts 265 bales.
SAVANNAH, June 10.-Cotton quiet,
but steady-low middlings 23ls; sales
113 bales. Receipts for two days 600.
LIVERPOOL, June 1O-2 p. M
Cotton easier, without any quotable
change-middling uplands 113s; Or
leans 115s.
LIVERPOOL, June 1O-Evcning-
Cotton declined sd, with sales of
5000 bales -uplands Hid; Orleans
11lad.
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nselesslys spent forces and tfeasure,
and shed the blood of her sons and
your own. When the news sof my
fall and death reaches Europe, all the
monarohs OF Cbarlemagne's country
will demand of the Napoleon Dynasty
an account of my blood, and of the
German, Belgian and French blood
shed in Mexico. Then will be the
end. Soon, before the whole world.
Napoleon III will be covered with
shame from head to foot. To-day
he has already seen his Majesty the
Emperor of Austria--my august bro
ther-praying for my life to the
United States, and myself n prisoner
of war in the hands of the Repub-
ican Government, and with my crown
and my head torn in pieces. Coun-
trymen, here are my last words: I
desire that my blood may regenerate
Mexico, and serve rs warming to all
ambitious and incautious men, and
that you will act with prudence and
trnthfulness, and ennoble with your
virtues the political cause of the flag
you sustain. May Providence save
you and make you worthy of myself.
(Signed,) MAMMALIAN.
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HIa1inilian's Inst ,1anifesto.

New ORLEANS, June 10.-We have
dates from Mexico to the 2d instant.
Miramon is still dangerously i'll from
his wound. Mendez was executed, by
order of Escobede, on the 10th.
Campez was shot few hours after
the amputation of his leg. When
Maximilian gave up his sword to Es-
cobedo, he said: 81 surrender to you
my sword, owing to m infamous trea-
son, without which, to-morrOw's sun
would have seen yours in my hands. "
Escobedo ordered q court-martial to
assemble on the Doth, for the trial of
the Emperor. Max lillian sent,
through Diaz, telegram to the Prus-
sian Minister, at the City of Mexico.
The official list of officers made Dri-
eoners gives the names of fourteen
generals, eighteen colonies, fifteen
observation-disclosures, sixteen coptains
and brevet observation-disclosures thirty
SIX majors, ia captains, 116 lieute-
mats, 1OS second lieutenants-total
437. The following is MaxiniIion's
proclamation:
"CoUNTRYMEN: After the valor and
I'"lflotiSin Oh the Republican forces
have destroyed my sceptre in this
place, which tenacious defence was
indispensable, to save the honor of
my cause, and of my race-after the
bloody siege i'll which the Imperial
and Republican soldiers have com.
peted in abnegation and boldness-I
will explain myself. Countrymen. I
came to Mexico not only animated
with the best Of faith, insuring the
felicity of all and each of us, but
called and protected by the Emperor
of France-Napoleon III. He, to the
ridicule of France, abandoned me,
lcowardly and UNANIMOUSLY, by demand
|of the United States, after having
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The cotton crop of the present
year begins to attract great deal
of attention. \ Georgia correspond
ent OF New York paper predicts
large crop of cotton il Georgia and
says the yield of that State may reach
100000 bales, which is more than
double the crop of last year. 4
Louisiana correspondent of the ..ou,.-
nal Of Commerce says the cotton in
that State looks healthy, but is two
weeks later than usual. and he can
give no estimate OF the crop. All
the letterwriters mention that a
large crop OF corn has i zen planted
much larger than last year.
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At Edinburg, Scotland, few weeks
since, a man named Pollock, living
IN tenement house, was reading by
his fireside, when the hearth stone
suddenly gave way under him, and
he fell into deep cavern full of
water. His wife reached down and
held him by the hair until assistance
arrived. 1t turned out that the house
had been built over the ruins Of an
ancient malt kiln, of which none of
the occupants suspected the existence.
The Memphis Appeal contains this
mysterious paragraph: 1T is under
stood that lawyer who mysteriously
disappeared, between ten and fifteen
years ago, from this country, and
whose disappearance was signalized
by the equally mysterious disappear
ance of $20,0 worth of County
scrip, abstracted from the County
Clerks Office at Raleigh, has been
seen in West Tennessee.
In Massachusetts, and elsewhere in
New England there is almost an in
Vulnerable number OF spinsters Of a
certain and uncertain age. while
there are 100000 unappropriated
males wandering in loneliness in the
Western wilds
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a RHYMTSG WILL.-Thc following
singular will YVES proved at York, the
year OF our Lord. 177l: "This is
my last will, I insist on it still: sneer
on and welcome, and cen laugh
your fill. L, William Hickrington,
poet of Pocklington, do give and
bequeath, rs free as l breathe, to
thee, Mary Jaram, the queen OF my
harem, my cash and my cattle. with
every chattel, to have and to hold,
come heat or come cold sans him
drance OF strife, though thou ar
not my wife. AS witness my hand.
just here as stand, this 18th day
of July, i'll the year of seventy,
"WILLIAM HICKRINGTON.
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The Corpus Christi 1Adcertise,. says
that corn is now selling ut fifty cents
per bushel in Bastrop County, and
delivered NJ sixty cents-specie, we
presume. The prospect is fine for
the coming crop. The Adgeytise,' has
reports that in Williamson and Bell
Counties the farming prospects are
very encouraging, with the excep-
ton Of wheat, which will not yield
probably more than half crop,
owing to the frequent heavy rains
that have fallen in those Counties.
and partly to the exceeding cold
weather which prevailed in February
and March last.
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ARREST AND EsoApE.-A young
man, who gave his name rs John W.
Davis, and claimed to be native of
Camden, but recently n resident of
Charlotte, n. c., was arrested at this
place, last week, by gentleman from
Pinevillc, n. c., upon the charge of
theft. AS we understand it, reward
OF $50 was offered for his arrest. and
the thief, suspecting, left the railroad
line, and was endeayoring to elude
capture by cutting across the coun-
try. Upon being taken before q
magistrate and searched, n ladies'
pocket-book and note-describcd in
the reward-was found upon his per-
son, but no money. Our jail being
deficient, he was placed in one of the
rooms of the court house, from which
he made an easy exit the following
night. -.ALancdstei. Ledqey.
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The BLACK Crook IN 4 New Cos.
UME.-The papers state that jarrett
has set New Workers agog by his
redressing of the "Black Crook.
New dances and dancers, shorter
skirts, new scenery, giants, dwarfs,
punchinellos, &c, &c., are the added
attractions. One scene, O hall of
silver columns, pleased the spectators
SO prodigiously that they called out
the scene painter and applauded him
loudly. The Crook" having re-
ceived new legs will now run longer
than ever, and Jarrett will become
pecuniarily several nabobs rolled into
one
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Notice is Hereby Given.

NNHAT the Vestry and Church Wardens
Il of Trinity Ch..rch, Columbia, 8. c.,
will present their petition, on the Cd day
OF August next, to his Honor Chancellor
Carroll, sitting at chambers in Columbia,
s. c., for renewal, for fourteen years, OF
the CHARTER Incorporating said Church.
The capital stock of the said corporation
i'll real estate to be $40, 900. This notice
and the said petition being in pursuance OF
the Act of Assembly, approved the Goth
day of December, 1865.
FICKLING Il POPE,
June . mw2mo Attys for Petitioners.
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NOTICE.

VNHREE months from date, application
Il will be made to the City Council of
Columbia for renewal of two SIX PER
CENT. BONDS, No. = and No. -, of the
city of Columbia, each for $780, which were
lost or destroyed on or about the 18th day
Of February, 1865.
April 2amoG CAROLINE \. WOLFE.
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NOTICE

THREE months from this date. applica.
Il ton will be made to the proper an.
thorites for renewal of STOCK CERTi.
FICATE No. 1871, for % shares OF
Charlotte and S. G. Railroad stock, in the
name of VIM. Shell, Executor: the origi.
nal having been lost or destroyed.
April eow3mo WM. SHELL. Ex'r.
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NOTICE.

THREE months after date, application
Il will be made for a renewal of STOCK
CERTIFICATE No. 1871, dated February
IS, 1856, for ten shares of S. Q. II. Il. Co.
and S. w. r. K. Bank, i'll the name OF \. r.
Taylor, Trustee for Grace b. Elmore-the
original being lost.
MAY eow3mO A. Il. TAYLOR, T'stee.
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LOST

:,-xsa, ON Saturday last, at noon. an
,lh~-SsSsoo English BULL TERRIER PUP,
s-s@e-<<.zSabout six months old; white.
With black spot, and with the mark OF a
burn between the shoulders. A suitable
reward will be paid for the return OF the
ioS - this Once June ii ,
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MARRIED.

On Wednesday, May %, 1867, at the resi-
dence of the brides mother, by Rev. VIM.
Martin, F. WELLINGTON HARBORT Of
Williamson. 5. c., TO Miss CLEAIENTINE
C., second daughter of the late Herman
hrase, o. Rchland Dis.rict, $. C.
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LOST
CORRECTED wEEKLY
81 FISHER & LOU'RINCE.

nN Friday last, neat the Market. Il roll
~ OF MONEY, containing four S. two
- ana one 81 bills, in greenbacks: and
81 6ill i'll city currency. a suitable reward
wlll be paid for the money, if returned to
the PLGnlr office. JnnrI1 .
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NOTICE

A LII male citizens, white and colorcd.
N are taxed by the State One Dollar OH
OF age to fifty years of age. The Collector
now makes his final call on all liable to
Capitation Tax, to come forward, make
Their returns and pay their State for their
protection i'll all civil matters.
THOS. H. WADE, r. c. Il. D.
Juno
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NOTICE.

- COLUMBIA, JUNE 0, 1887.
nEPUTY SURVEYORS arc be,,ai9'" aTo"
H CURED to renew their DEPUTATfONS,
at this office. Commissioners of Location
must m issue no warrant to any other b,it
Surveyors authorized by me. "o'
June II 4 Suryarou ~ G,, EG,
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To R-ent.

~ THE COLUMBIA FEMALE COL
bHi LEGE, which fol: three years past
CLASS HOTEL by Mr.. T. s.. ,Nickerson. is
again offered for lease for three wears.
from 1st September next.
The extensive patronage which Mr..
Nlckerson received has given much noto-
rIiety Ioy to this building. Its capacity, pecu-
mar fitness and eligible location for the
purposes of first-class hotel. render n
particular description unnecessary.
For terms, &c, inquire Of either of the
Iollowing gentlemen: Hon. E. j. ARTHUR.
Dr: a. n. TALLEI, r. d. Sem or j. W.
PARKER.
Columbia, June II, 1867. juno II
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PUBLIC NOTICE

NdE diasrsmi Board I OF IL Health will inspect the
DAY, the goth inst. All persons arS re-
quired to have their premises thormiehIv I
cleaned and the trash deposited in hths
streets, on or before the 18th inst ''' 'ne
BY order of the Board.
Juno IL j. S. MCMAHON. Sec,v
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Two negroes, near New Canton, in
buckingham County, Va, got into n
tight last week about some chickens
one had stolen from the other, dur
ing which one of them was killed
by blow on the head with brick.
bat.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1867-12-20
TO cONsuMpTlYEs-

The Rev. Edward A. Wilson will send
Gree Of chssge) 10 all who desire Il, The
prescription 9Th The directions for making
md usioa ,hs simple remedy BY which be
vac cured Ola hung affection and thai
Tread disease Copsun pIion. HE only OBJ
jsct is 10 benefit The afflicted and he
hopes every sufferer will Try his remedy
ss !, will cos, them nothing, and msy prove
a blessing. Parties sish'ng he prsscrip'
iion. FnEx, by return msil, will please 3D.
dress REV EDWARD A. WILSON,
NJ. lo5 Sau,h Second Street.
Williamsburg, Kiugs Co., New York
Nay Is. 1867
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NOTICE il hrr~hv gwen that the Tax
~ Duplicate 20, 1867 IS now 10 The hands
II The County Treasurer for collie riion; snd
Tor the %. pnse ~ coilecinr the esme hs
viii attend A. hi< .fiics ~ J-sp :. daring
business hours. unsitlbe Third Monday "
April next.
The Tax for 1867 ON e,ch one hundred
dollars vs'ua'ion is. Tor State 20 cents snd
-lx'y crnt~ pgl; Cona,y GO cents nnd 30
GENTS .poiI; School I6 cents aud 80 cents
poii: S,nking Fund 20 cent?; T,~nship
Library one cert; M,n'sry Fnnd 60 cents
so cents poIi; ard Poor Asylum 8 cents.
Township Taxes are as fSiiows 70 wit:
sCnlnmbis-k sd 10 crns--To~n-hip
TX Is c-nts Especial School IS cents
and 20 cents poll
Hsrbison Road 10 cenis.-Tow nship Tax
School 20
b ,inbridge-- Road 10 cenis--Township
10 cen,s-- specIsi school 25-snd % cen,s
IIsil- Rosd 10 cen'f--TownshipT Tx IS
Icents-spscisI scnooi IS cen,s-sni rs cents
POLL
4 Ps,oka-- Rosd 10 cen,s--Tswnship 'sx
10 cents special school IS cen,s--snd 25
poll.
school rs csnss-snd rs csnss poll.
Town Of HuniIar burg-Rssd Tax 10 cent
Especial school Is cents and 20 cen,e
poll. Ai.f n"H
i Ferdinan 15-Township 10 y
lsosc,ai srhoof 20
The taxes on Dogs 10 a. follcws: Over
,six mon he old. one dog 81; all over one 81
leach; s u,s o. Birhes So esch.
| Tax payers will please come 10 o reques.
bed. to.wit.
| F.om Columbia on Mondavs.
| Fsom Hsrbison on Taesdsys.
| From Hall On Wednesdays.
| From Bainbsidge on 1'hursdsys
| From Ferdinand on Ffidsys.,
| From Pssokn on 3 ,,vrdsys.
IL Tsxes can be paid IN Gald and ST..
v.r. Legal Tender, snd N Asionsi B,nk
lBil.. WIN. BRETZ Sr. r. d Q.
4 NV. ~ '67-4S s1a sa il'f nT'"t
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(GftEZzR srhe Undersigned respec, q
= IN fully informs the pubic m
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on hand. or meuuisc,use 20 order, al the
la,ees snd mos, sshcnabie ssrie,ies Of Fur.
niture, such az Wsrdrobes. Bureaus, Bed.
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bis iine. 10 call and examine his stock be.
fore purchasing elsewhere, ss he 10 cond.
dent az can plesse Them. at his new shop,
on tho eosner Of The Public Square, west 81
the court hooss.
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A c~o'lemsa WIN @oifsrrd FOR years from
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Pr"vidsnce. Ala. Slay 13, 1866.
Da IoHS Bull send YOU $50 for
CgpRos BirrEas Pirsse seDc what u will
come to. after paving freight, 70 Columbus
Miss have been, ,roobled for several
Iye,rs With indigestion; have had take
loills every night for ten Or fifteen yesrs;
land Ia February, 1864. was attacked with
general paralysis. l was confined 20 m,
room ior he balance OF The year. and. in
lf,c' continued in a very weak md nervous
CONDITION until some two moi,h- since. when
II VS.. rut mnd-r m operation, aud Your
& dson Bs'ef- Tor tres'merf. | commenc
lcd morosirg right away, snd SIN pretty well
RESTORED. Yours, truly, A. l. NEAL