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Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1867-04-13

Nor A BAD IDEA.--A communication II
the ddUocate. Of Thursday last, over the
signature of " East Baton Rouge" re
commends that it would be advisable tor
the proprietors, or owners, of lands IL
East Baton Rouge to invite lhe people
west Of the Mississippi to come over 70
that parish, where there are thousands Of
acres Of rich, urcultiyated lands and Gu
deavor to make something for them
selves, free Of charge, for the present
year. Although this noble offer does not
come from the owners Of the land meu-
tioned,-nnless the writer be one-we
feel assured the generous people Of that
parish will not fail to respond to bis sug
gestions. Unfortunately, in many III
stances, mules, cows, etc, have been
swept, away by the food, leaving far
mers without the means of making crops
upon their own lands even if the water
should 60 down in time. These same
planters have not the means Of removing
to any distance that would incur much
expense while in a new country, without
the wberewithal for cropping, their con
dition wonld be bat little, if anything.
bettered. Those more fortunate might
accept the offer if disposed but there is
still land enough here at home to cnIti
vate, which in our opinion, should be do
mated TO them by the owners, gratis, IN
til they car return to their own homes
Ia these trying times, when assistance
should be mutual, unemployed lands
should be given to those less fortunate,
without charge, and let two or three far.
cultivate together according to
the means at their disposal. Those hav-
teams aud implements should share
labor and proceeds with those who have
This is.-thc only plan by which &C.
tual suffering can ~bepreyented. Widows,
families, and those too aged to la
Dor should be provided for by others whom
the waters have not touched. IF we live
il 9 civilized and enlightened country,
should not cling with too great ten
to the almighty dollar when star
Vation stands at the threshold Of our
friends and neighbors, Such are our
thoughts about the matter. If the ten
Ter Of lands in East Baton Rouge comes
n proper form, let all who feel disposed
accept the proposition. We will part
with them with regret-but If it will en-
10 tnoir advantage. why then joy 60
With them, and may they BE- more pros
IL their new homes.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1867-04-13
IG~A Washington correspondent sa,

Iea-A Washington correspondent says:
The most painful fact which is impress
ed upon an observer Of the two Houses
is the extent to which drunkenness and
blear-eyed debaucbery are visible in the
faces of the members. One third Of the
members Of both Houses appear to be
the living wrecks Of men whom alcohol
has substantially destroyed.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1867-04-13
ELECTIONS CoNDIrIoNALLY SUSPENDED

ELECTIONS CoNpIrIoNALLY SUSPENDED
Special orders No. I from the headauar-
tiers Of the fifth military district, sus-
ponds elections for State, parish, munci-
pal and judicial offices in the State of
Louisiana, until the provisions of the mil
ltary government act shall have been
complied with.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1867-04-13

ttsted in our last issue, all
close the Hickey orevasse
sndoneu. At that time the
bout one hundred and sixty
have since been informed
has increased to fully
till the work of destruc-
The water is rapidly
.the rear Of the parish, and
dy is we shall have as much,
d covered this year with
have had at any time
&c the leyees at
We see nothing
unusual water priv
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1867-04-13
sssa- In the office of a W-iscon,;.

ga In the office of Wisconsin JON.
"a' I'ere Is acomposlter who sets typ.
so rapidly that the friction Of bis n ~
ments fuses the loaded emblems n H.
stick, making them solid like a stereo,r -
plate The only way to prevent this s
70 have us case submerged in water. and
the rapidly Of bis motions Keeps ths
water boiling and bubbling, 80 that ee .
have frequently been boiled in the sn sss
box. Pipes lead from the bottom ., H.
case to a boiler 10 the prese.room. and H.
steam generated by the fast conpositors
motion runs The power press. ID ors
day he SETS so much type tbat it took ali
hands, from editor to devil, two weeka h
read the proof, aud it wasn't his pood a.,
Tor setting type either.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1867-04-13

Ms-" How do you get along with yoa.
arithmetic ~ asked a father Of his lills
boy. Eve ciphered through addln0n'
satisfaction, distraction, abomlna'lon,
justification, hallucination, darnation, ~ Y.
putation, creation and adoption, VA -
reply.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1867-04-13

No. There is a rumor that the Memphis
negroes are about starting a newspaper
with negro editors, negro printers, neg'o
devils and negro carriers. Everything
is to be as black as the hinges OF E'eDos
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1867-04-13

La The latest accounts we have from
upper Mississippi report the river fal-
The falling of many of the ives
D tributaries is also reported. If nan
aE looked with passionate regard upon
a~rfalIs," then this little editor is en-
18th q vast amount Of the precious
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1867-04-13
AGAsslz ON THE NEeRo.--In . recent
Agassi1 remarked

5GA6sl2 ON THE NEGR0.--In o recent
lecture Agassi1 semarked:
have pointed out over a hundred spf.
citic differences between the bonal and
nervous Systems of the white man and
negro, Indeed, their frames are alike III
no particular. There is not a hone il tho
oegro's .ody winch Is relatively the same
shape. size, articulation or chemically Of
the same composition as that of the whitr
man. The nesro's bones contain q fol
greater per centage OF calcareons salts
than those of the white man. Even tho
negroes blood is chemically a very differ.
ent fluid from that which courses IN tho
veins Of the white nah. The whole phys
ical organism Of the negro differs quite
as much from the white mans as it does
from that of the chimpaDzee-that is, in
his bones, muscles. nerves, aud fibres, the
chimpanzee has not much further to pro.
gress to become a negro than the negro
hes to become a white man. This tact
science inezorsbly demonstrates.
Climate has no more to do with the dill.
ference beteen the wife mar and negro
than it has with that between the negro
and chimpanzee, or than it has between
the horse and the ass, or the eagle and tne
owl, Each is a distinct anu seperate Gre
alton. The negro and the white man we're
created as specifically different IS the
owl and the eagle. They were designed
to fill differaut places in the system q
nsture. The negro is no more . negro
Ivy accident or misfortune than the Wiz
he kind Of bird he is by accident or mis-
fortune. The negro is no more the white
mans brother than the owl is the sister o.
the eagle, OF the ass is the brother Of the
horse. How ~stupendous, and yet how SIM
pie the doctrine that the Almighty Maker
of the universe has created different sqe'
cies of men. just as he has different sPe.
cies Of the lower animals, to fill diiiefeD.
places aud Offices in the grand scenery o
nature?
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1867-04-13

n@- A correspondent writing from ne.
Jena, Montana, says the mortality Of toas
city is extraordinary good for q new aDo
mining country, as only . dozen neu
have been killed within the last Iool
weeks.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1867-04-13

The New Orleans DaiIies have
81 10 issua no paper on Mondays as
6ofore. This, of course, applies only
aosa papers issuing N edition every
They have co-..e 70 a sensible con-
n, financially and otherwise.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1867-04-13
APRIL 10, 1867.

lsnters desiring blank forms for
With freedmen, will find them
office, gratis. See notice Of Capt.
\. elsewhere.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1867-04-13

40 According to our inter probation Of
reconstruction bill" and according
reasonable interpretations Of that
~ document, about six persons in
parish, will lose the inestimable priv
: Of considering the negro his equal
Jury bench Or at the ballot-box.--
What q degradation
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1867-04-13
The report of the Grand Jury will

aal character claims the notice of
Jury. There is nothing else 10 the
ish at present, claiming their attention.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1867-04-13

-ea Of the depth of water
fosse,Iete country, caused by
crevasses, may be formed by
the water about the dwelling
Irwin, Esq, is six feet
aainted with the locality
MONS of the condition
country: The water
se-Tete, is reported to
ever before known. In
e water ever rose to such
In the cane brakes of
re are hundreds of poor
are now deprived of all
Instance. Where they will
we know not. nor can
We where they will find
until the waters SUBJ
parish on Mon
change Of time
ne i~nclemency
rate, perhaps,
nal cases to
RES. Every
tome in order to
s bis immediate vi
ket is about as usu-
a but what cannot be
smother tern.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1867-04-13

bad missed ftom our table for
a valuable exchange, the
n. That paper had been
rarly, without our kuowl
We to welcome it
hope, 1t may new
I'd to bow its head"
With good hackers,
= m ny subscribers, and ad-
Vssitor should BE- record.
things permanent"
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know Thy Destiny.

MLpAME T. r. TuoRHToH. the great English Aslr0lo
,;i ilat.,nyan AMI PSychOinGir'is who has asto
.ucl the ST ,Dt: cla5srS oi tins O. World as 10
Gated IrTscif al Hudson, ~ y Ma lane rronSroS pos
sr+ses ri,c wnndail powers Of scGni sight az to
bic rr impari knowledge oI The greatest nIoriace
10 line aingr married. Of rilhcr Willie ir stAtn
al ira:o she da!ncrs lie very talurrs Of :ae person
you marry, md by the aid OF MI instrument Of III
trnlc power known the Psychomo.roc. guarantees Ia
pT1ligo ic.Ec picture of tc fnarc husband oT wife
the applicant together with tlaic OF arhlgc position
IN life. Trading traiir of character &C. This Is M luW
bl. ~ iII1uslni Of Testimonials asGcri. She will
rcuI, when hcsircl certified certificate, written
guarantee that tho picinra Is what u lrports to be. HS
,nrlog snlnll lick Of hair. nnd giyins place Of birn
ugc disposition ard compt aud cncosn city cent?
anil stamped envelope addressed to yoarse you Will
reiYr tho picture aud desired inlorDIaon hy ms
al communications sacrcdiy conhden.!yl AIdrcsi. iu
confidence. Madame l.. j. TiORNT0S 4. o. BoI 2.3
ifuflBon. Ny u Mnrh ~
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PUBLIC NOTICE
oEYfcr CLERr 0y CouNcii.,l

Nay lsGI. I
The following Section Of An Ordinance To abolish tho
oise Of Superintendent Of Streets 10 provide Tor Keep
Ing the Streets LanGs, Alleys aid open Coiyts IN the
Hereby pl,bahcd the Information Of Ill cplcered
For tle lc protection Of Tie said contractor
trlccrs Il Is further ordained, That every OwEer lesEce
occupant and tenant II amy premises fronting In any
sheet. lane, alley open court, shall on oYery day
iSunJ,ys e1ceptcd have tho dirt hlt garbage other
oha placed IN trout Of his her lot in barrel boz
heap and IN readiness for tho contractor by Tue hour Of
se,en O'Clock A. NJ, from the fist day OF May TO the
frat day OF November Ia every year anil by tho hour
nice o'clock, A.. flcni The trst day OF November TO
tnS hs Gay o. Nay Sll9w.nE And any PsnoP Offend.
oi In any street lame. alley. open court after the
bdar1 above nan,t sllni bc subject To fnc not less
III. t4o or than hva do lars for each AMI every
cnSnec. TO lie imposed by the hfayor.
by order ". Ii. SMITH,l
MaylS Clerk Of Council
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a CARD.
OFF CHARLESTON LIGHT SHIP, !

Ri
September ,. 1867 !
DEAR SIN: VIC the undersigned. passengers boa, Il
tue steamer Honet, taku this method Of tuilc,ig our
thanks to sou for your uniform kindness and attention
to us during the lato passage from New York.
We also desire To express unbonlcd confidence in
your ability navigator aud seaman. exhibited dur.
Ing tho gallo OF Saturday, August 81. Curo Lookout
0ha Frying Pan Shoals With kind wshcs for your future
success In tho profession which you have ciDsriI
We roniatn. dear sir. very respectfully.
lsi2ncdl ROBERT MIDDLETON.
o. IT, HART.
GEO ". WoODMAN.
GEO. scHoFIELD.
Mira E. II. OSBORN
". L. dILL1IASD.
T.. HUARD.
A. LESQSlCK
JAMES T. CAMPBELL.
MICHAEL HARLOwE.
And olhcrJ.
!" 'api. WILLIAM MAnsunaS. Commanding Steamship
"'ns"' SeptoIubrr3
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AMGT!gN SALES.


fto", hamS ''", .h"niL,s, Straps, Lard dc.
.r,, ~ i,i,'nEf y h.Ex,NDEH.
lhlS DAY. vi In-tin; viii H., sni lrf.tr our .t,,,,
So ~ EISi Bay. at IL o'.l,L
a. bill. FLOUR
i5psidrs
225 Sl,, uhirIS
~ y r"rl strip,
!" kegs Lard
IL i.o,v- rl,.r-.
,,, m,',tr. nus. H'in"". ii"i-'n- A".. ~. s.
'' 'i'tt.nIhrr >
Mi,.i.iG,A :. ..,,,
M. - Scn,ur Ru,,,.
oruy,. VII ECU THIS DAY al lu O'Clock.
ips STOW. and ii iin,i,i SnhrhIs bns iriurc. CooI
10ba'ra. >inukiI 1ol.ar., t,pa. .;,,, ,n ""nSnh3 Sh3
Roof on bbl Venetian ltrd. my ,imni- sii,, Sr
arpeml"rJ Nv
HY R. * a. -. rhLUWEl,.
THIS DAY. the ad Srptclurr viii D.. snIi irnr. am,
't"... NJ: ~ East lay. II hait.rIr > ,'rio,t '
EAGOS STRIPS
i;iln. Syrnp
i;bl-. u irur
I;r,"+ Native Gr,l" Win.
i'"t"s Cotton Cart.
Boxes Pickles
Conditions cash. Srplriuf..r 4
"easie's Sidsy; Bn,t"r, n,,ns a"d Lard.
VIII tc sold- Tlii:' DAY, browns Wharf, ut three
quarter. past 9o'cock.
10 hlids BACON SHOULDERS
SOJ strips
IL iicrces anil blrrcls Hams
III iirkin' and tubs Butter, sUnI. darrs ,Loi.c
latliny per steamer Muucku
Conditions rusl. srn,,u,I,., =.
Ia assortment e Furniture. one Mar, c.r and
tt''ntss, al ARtgipn.
ES &. NJ. NIARSIIAI.i. * uI,I,
roMOhRoW. at laicna1t iU n'cuck. at Sn ~ Irv.I
MouAlE cHaIrs. sofas IaaSG, and lu,ler M.r,s..r,D
.l"Nmrl one srrtcsry. cookii: siryr, and itcnsii,
two Cotton Gins. Srpembrr =
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Ii ynu want chcar Glanl Books;
Ii y"u want cheap Stationery, Envelopes, Pa
PER, &c.; nr, aIILi.EEs' Almanac:
II YOU want Printing executed NEATLY;
II yon want Books hound in any ST yle or Account
Eapls made |" order, with any desired pattern o
ruiing, 4" Ia liIHhM 1IAEnit No. 10 Broad street
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ConnEcr1os.--In our notice OF tho Univer sity OF
South Carolina, yesterday, mistake occurred in
tho list of the FncuIty. The name of DIR. TALLEY
Was accidentally omitted, and tho chair of DIR.
darcy nisstatcd. II should have been NJ follows
J"na 4. DARBY, VI. d., Pro ssor of Anatomy and
Surgery; 4. n. TALIry, NJ. d., Professor of ilr
Pricir!c:, and Practice of slcdcino and OBJ
strlrirS.
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Tho Time 90 ADVERTISE tn tho Country.
THE pHGSIX has large circulation throughout tho
middle ana upper DistrsiI oi the state. Advertising
nIs reasonable Tic strscncy the money
k"t will warrant Merchants aud nllrrs wishing nse
The ca!.:EIs 0i the paper will address
JULIAN a. SELBr. Proprietor,
Ttirnary ~ Columbia, +, q.
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ArrESIIoS ~ CALLED to an advertisement ol
tm, large rev stores inr sale nr to rent in the
thriving village vt Florence, wlich is linz oppur-
tuuity Tor profitable investment.
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Al. Ni.\l".rl.ltS>.

'"n W"EK.- We have unw completed ulir "i;ir,
+" as 1" execute, III tho rh"itr.t ,N,einl, tu;r
ALL KINDS or .IOi: WORK. amL NJ most H..
sl'cc!hl!r ash ia" rtir,rii.r unr it".ni'.
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I'osIolTIcE NOTICE. I'm evening mail for Su-
gusla and Savannah, and for distribution beyond
those Offices, will close daily 1T tho Postuilico a;
half-iasl O'clock.
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REuis rRArioS ~ ST. GEoIGE's PAIish, 5rH PRr-
cISCT.--1hc registration i'll this PRECINCT forthe
week ending August 3ist, is as follows:

C0SrAGIors u DIsEAsEI.-W stated yesterday
that there has not hccn single case of any cont
tagous disease reported this year within The linz
its of South Carolina. For thia exemption W"
should be profoundly grateful. pnring the past
week, WE learn from il!e H1'd'd OF August 10,
there were in Now York sixty cases of contagious
iaeases. OF which eight We re fatal threo chorra
one varioa: rix tlipthera; ciovcn typhoid and iiro
typhus tbolh hero marked contaSinua); tw'lve
5carlatinu, AMI twenty -une mca SlcH
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4 EnSt Iynrih Knn,yfnr,

FnNt W0rtH hnnWInG.
BaF'ra wishing good FLOUR for Drcai. should call ct
;IENHotJSl:& = Co, No. llU i.nst bay.
Families wishing choice FLOUR for biscuits Rolls
&c, should call at S1ENuOUSE Co., No. 10 East Bay
August 6
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EIJSlN IISSS NOTICES.
Auction Sales This Dny.

ALL KlHpSur Jon WORK roSE AT TnE DAILY
SI.WS OFFICE.
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For restoring strength nnd appetite, usc The grea
Southern Tonic. PAHKHEs's HEP,TIc DrrIEns ahd 80,
will be disappointed For sale hy all druggists. II
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I.nnR Orr, "R You WILL. LOSE 4 FoHlr$E The
sake Of Tickots, Georgia state Lottery, i'll thr
n.?,. E..rs Scheme OF September i,h, Capital
Prize 800 0Na. Ticket, oni, one dollar. Closes
tls ,l,y IL ~. Onicu No. 20 i;ioad street.
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itEeUirsl iini'. There will br Il uirntn rru,,cm
mass in 81. ralrick's Church this morning; AZ y
o'clock for The late Rev. Tues. a. FLYSS.
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q huC.fiGA SALES.

!Srh' f'mhr igJ,b,uru,
nr .IoIi< q. ,iii..Un * en-.
At o.,r sa.m IT, HSSl.I'n S,, .. u, !" ",Ih vii he sold
"NL 'ASI: AS,nI;rib MEluIiASDir.
n,iMOR,L SKIRTS. iI",. sL,,,. w,,u, u
iahlinI Da,un-E. Iciu.. Ia~stI,rr. .h.wIs "'''''
Mih'h''l III u "'r"' "i tuIcrn Auar,,u.nt C,lat,,n
l"Nhl'on - l"l:r iihi-, a,d sold hy Ssri.i,r., a.,
lcr order OF Cont. 7' ~
Coalitions r.sh. irutmJ e,p,r,,,.r. >,
&ry3 ami Port Voc
bS JOHN &. Mti.\UN ~ GO.
rms DAY. the 81 ii..t al hull t.,sl 10 n,lck wU lac
Sold al our auction s1I,s ruDlm. No. I3 Nt,g.tu
street, f'
10 dcmiiohns PORT WINE. , aud gallons
LrInDnhiIS HrIry Wine. = nnd gallons.
'"''''"n' 'h'h Septc:nLc'
Tn"ia Sr. HhutrSRr Grvtpyy S.oI~.
MCKAY L. CAMPBELL
Win sclI lU.MoHEOW ,w,,ncs,l.yl itI inst =, l.,
"r"h. at ,h'ir Auction SAL, Ioonls NJ Eli Meeting
-tt""i opposite Pavilion Hotel.
,i,it' AMI htgS "f FAMILY FLOUR
,'i' Eh""niit ''-f"r;"'lI
ifnin-. l'n'','. ~.
rhl" wi'I+KlY.e er. Sc.
49, rMRRASK>' .Nf.
scp,amlort
'"prf DECREE IN Equity.
w;in,, Mn""y rs. Hotny.
WI, u. Sun, Under lilo direction TIN uuIr, ,i,,,,i II;
iron. 81 Ia, OH Cu.'nm House. nn TI;ESDSY t'n III,
haf N y Plcilibcr lhGI. nj II O'Clock A N 80 ~ i'"
MI. THAT I?G or LAND situate a. a. vi; ,;c uor,,o,,
corner 81 Church and Cumberland street. ,r,.,,ri,,
anh containing IN front Church street
is':. i,' tnry ttn feet in width OH Cumh"riaSI 49,,
nnh nh.l! Three tI3l f,rt from north to ,um ON
w,itl, on back line ,umdinr ,r,l ,, I,mLs :"
"t lht "i land designated in plat Of Charles Parker t
Hmrrnynr ,iat 2si. January. isI, by Number !: .ou
on .nhb"riaid street. and west Church street
icrn+.t'ncihrl cash: balance In o,In or Two wear,
secured hy ort:.ya "i tho prcmisc With privilege Il,
, !" pay aH sash PURCHASER to Isy rnpsrs
August ~ tui, N,s,,r;,, r,,t,
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TIIE BEST TONIC NOW IN IISE |
PUBLIC SIyTIt'II

VF WIZ ihi-tSUhS, l
DUDI.Ic NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN TilAr lfNi,,i Il
,e following Ordinance Il, layu hcsm Ircrar1
tor delivery troni thiJ Oilce. $. THOMAS,
city Treasurer.
SEC. ]. he q 0rdaiRsi BY He Hlsof aaa iiirra.tai,
cy C3n6td dijtatiet That fUm dIh Ificr iiu I~t
OF Jthunry licenses shalt c taken ont for all CARTS ray
and waSons. Used for prvae and domestic purposes.
the auIo mInucr, old eccorin2 to tho same proyisic
now OF force In relation to Carts dyn En wagons let
driven ifor hire, except giving hoRls, And D.
cart dray or wagon, shall he provided with balgc coi
alnng The number urreof md marked Irlraic 10
placed on ilie onlsislo Oi the s!,aR.
SLc 2. No pcTaon tiali be taken by he Treasurer
surety to any bonl under tho Ornairc ron,. rin, L.
ccuses for cdrtr. tIy- wagons uuJ Urr carriages u.
less he or SHE bc u frcrlin,icr.
SEr IL lh1 following sIll! m rraitrr br llr rates Il
Licenses tor public ami private taI' days. wnis :.
iusIdhg The hnrs,R ar Inura used lrir. MrlI I'll. q;
be Oler taxation:
PUBLIC CARTS, nRAYs ETC, pMIIOYTD III ,,;l
pCslSEss wiiAtEyEE, roH uiNE pIILCI is,BIaESr.
For every curt dray or wagon 'ir.wn 10y cue ht-r
muls, $40.
For every cart iray Wagon. ,lHu hy l;,o hOrsesor
rnnlt5, f3tl
For tvery hack and carriage with Two wheels. snh
For every hack and carriage with four mh5ris. sin.
With Two lior6es. so.
For evtry etags ortomuLMs Except Uns omnibus
drawn by four hortcs, $50.
For every truck drawn by Two or horses mulo
SEQ
For every eIrress wagon drawn by tSo hora,s
or mules. So
BREAD cAnIs AID PRIVATE ciErs, pn,rs. Ere
For every broad cart or wagon. 3J.
For eyory cart dray or wagon used for private do
meic purpoges ppa mt Ia bn employed III the trans.
porting OF goods. warts merchandise. lumber, any
other cornmodity for compensation. either directly
Indirectly tor the salne shall pay for cuso the
IS, exclusive al the hnrse nr mule.
Ratified in CITY Council. this tGh ,lay OF January
lLal tnfo year OF our Lord ono Thousand eight hili
dred aud si,ty.siz.
=. uAITIAHD. Mayor.
By the Mayor
JannnryJ ". II. SMITH, Clerk Of Council.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-09-03

CoIIMla-toSTR y DEEDS AUGT..T,r, T. lnHry
Esq, has hrcn appointed Commissioner Of Decd,
for the stated Gcorgin.