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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1867-05-07
auction Sales.
UILDING. LOTS AT AUCTION

I'D Pursuant to authority vested in us by VIM.
j. Shumate, will offer for sale, at public auc-
ton, on
Saturday, May 18Th, 1867, at 3 o'clock p. W,
the premises, number of BUILDING
LOTS west of Staunton.
These lots are in fine condition, and well
located, on the South side of the Parkersburg
road, with streets and alleys, giving convenient
access to all of them. They afford fine sites for
dwellings, and are quite convenient to the busl-
ness part of the town..
Sale to commence ut IL o'clock, A. M. ~
Terms accommodating, and made known on
day of sale.
ALEX. H. H. STUART,
JOHN B. BALDWIN.
Staunton, May Tit
DUBLIC SALE.-Having sold my farm I
i will SELL at public sale, at my residence, one
mile from Pond Gap Depot, on Va. G. r. R., on
Tuesday, May 14th, all my personal property,
consisting of Horses, Cows, young Cattle, Hogs,
two horse Wagon and Harness. Corn Oats, and
Hay, 1000 lbs of bacon, 30 acres growing grain,
and various other articles.
AT the same time [ will sell the timber of 20
acres of land lying on the railroad.
TERMS Ten dollars and under, cash; over
that amount, months credit.
A T. ARMSTRONG.
PECK s. CUSHING, Aucts.
AT the same time and place. as administrator of
Mrs. - Armstrong, / will sell the personal
property of said decedent. consisting of House
hold and Kitchen Furniture.
A. Is. LlGHTNER,
ap30-2t Administrator.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF LAND.
v By virtue of decree of the Circuit Court
of Augusta county, rendered at the November
term, 1866, in the case of Thomas Walkers wild
ow, &C., Us. Thomas Walkers infants, the under
signed having been appointed a commissioner for
that purpose, will offer at public auction, on
Saturday, the LIST day Of June, 1867,
on the premises. a tract of land containing
EIGHTY-FOUR ACRES,
and known as the Owens Tract The said land
lies ON Middle River, in Augusta county, about
two miles North of New Hope, and is of the very
best quality and in high state of cultivation.
The improvements consist of an excellent brick
dwelling, and good house separate from the
dwelling, good stable and all other necessary
buildings.
TERMS so much of the purchase money as
will pay the costs of sale, in hand; the residue
on a credit of one, two and three years. with in
terest from day of sale the purchaser to give
bond with approved personal security, and the
title to be retained ultimate security.
GEORGE S. WALKER,
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Fancy Bazaar Store.
TUvHE BUGLE HAS SOUNDED!
VOTERS RALLY RALLY!
Vote Early and Often at the

v OLe Early ana O1Ien at the
Fancy Bazaar Store I!
Gabriel has once more sounded his trumpet,
and the people stand amazed, beholding the ire
mendous stock of Fancy Goods and Notions that
is now on exhibition at the Fancy Bazaar Store.
Our stock embraces
Jewelry, Hoop Skirts,
Boots, Shoes, Hats, Soaps,
Perfumery, Stationery,
Gents Furnishing Goods,
and, in fact, more than we could enumerate in
your future prosperity and renown. Rally to its
enriches all who heed its call Millions are saved
by purchasing the cheapest and best goods, both
of which can be had at
HIRSH & LOEB'S,
apl30 firm of Hirsh 6 Co.
NEW JEWELRY.-We have just received
~ another assortment of beautiful Jewelry,
which we are confident will not fail to please all
who may take look at it. We will give written
guara ntees for articles which we recommend and
our prices we know will give satisfaction.
apl30 6. HIRSH 81 co.
DATENT HOOP SKKRT-Just the thing
u that has been wanted-can be made large or
small instantly-and is sold as cheap as any other
skirt. Call and see them. HIRSH s. co.
apl3O,67
NOR THE LADIES-Call and see our
IL beautiful assortment ofSun Umbrellas, made
at our factory in Philadelphia, which are sold
very cheap by HIRSH- & co.
OMETHING NICE.-The Patent Hinge
- Photograph Album, which should be in eve
ry family. Sold cheap by HIRSH & co.
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Address of Col. Baldwin.

In speaking of Col. Baldwin, and the address
delivered by him at the adjournment of the
House of Delegates, the Norfolk Nrginian,
edited by Jas. Barron Hope says
This pure minded and courageous gentleman
spoke in a tone of melancholy, which was en-
tirey in harmony with the gloomy aspect of af-
fairs, but it was the melancholy of resolute
spirit which can look an adverse destiny in the
face without quailing. The main points
of his address are contained in the following
extracts, which we commend to the attention OF
our readers:
Then follows that portion of the address
which urges the duty of ali who can to register
and vote for suitabls delegates. Then the Nr-
gsinidn proceeds to say
eve have italicized several passages, which
our readers will recognize asembodying opinions
and advice which we have earnestly urged upon
them We make this remark in no spirit of
vulgar egotism, but for the purpose of reinfor-
cling our own judgment with the utterances of a
trusted public servant of courage and sagaclty.
We repeat to our readers, the key to the posi-
ton is marked down on the map in one word
REGISTER. :"
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Complimentary.
CHEAP PRINTING PAPER.
To Editors and Publishers

Letter from ". G.. Clark, Esq, President of
the Southern Press Association.
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HOOp-Skirts,
Sheeting, 1914 wide,
Full stock of Brown
and Bleached Cotton,
Linen Table Cloths,
and Towelings,
to be sold at greatly reduced prices, having struck
the Northern market just at a time when Goods
had taken a fall of at least 20 per cent.
Being well satisfied that no house in this section
OF the TERRITORY can undersell me- / hope my
friends will not fail to give me call and examine
my stock, when they will find the above state
ment as have represented. Therefore cause
my seal to be affixed.
SIMON H. HILB,
Done at Crawford's Corner, No /, Staunton,
District No 1, Territory of Virginia, this first
day of May, One Thousand Eight Hundred
and Sixty Seven, and in the second year of our
Territorial reign. may
TUE GREAT BAZAAR LOOMING
GOODS! GOODS!l
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and, in Short every article necessary to make up
A FULL & COMPLETE ASSORTMENT
of all styles and kinds of goods kept in first
class dry goods establishment.
As to the price, style and quality of our goods
we defy competition. We will sell our stock at
prices which cannot fail to satisfy ALL
vs. The special attention of the ladies is inyi-
ted to our increased stock. Come and examine
it and satisfy yourselves. Call Immediately.
may7 T. WITT 81 BRO
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ALEX. H. H. STUART,
JOHN B. BALDWIN.

AT the same time and place, as administrator of
Mrs. - Armstrong, I will sell the personal
property of said decedent, consisting of House
hold and Kitchen Furniture
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-09-12

III the North tomorrow The reason Why this
is part of the education of the soldier, and ii
is increased by The possession Of power. The
soldier at first is the creature Of the masses.
He soon becomes their master. Removed by
law beyond the law, he soon learns 10 despisc
the law. and TO govern the law giver. Mr..
BURKE in speaking of such man. of one who
is to exert authority without any law, and who
is to have the benefit of all laws, and all forms
of LAYS. when he is called to an account, says:
''rhat is 10 let wild benst-for such Is man
without law-loose upon people to prey upon
them nj his pleasure while all the laws that
ought TO secure the people against the abuse Of
power arc employed to screen that abuse
against the cries Of the people.
The result Of this course must be the total loss
oflibertyto the whole country. The doctrine OF
the will of majorities tending OH the one hand
to socialism, on the other to military power, on
both TO despotism The lights Of the past
should be the guides of the future The South
is powerless. She lays PROSTATE at the feet Of
her conqueror. The North and West alone can
restore to us our lost liberty. Magnanimity
with them is not only high and noble virtue
| toward brave but defeated adversary: II IS
more. 1t is the preservation of their own lib
erty. In keeping anarchy and despotism from
our doors, they shut them out from their own
homes. It's to be hoped that reason will soon
assert its sway, that thought will triumph over
gh-sounding phrases, right over wrong, free
dom over dcspotism
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Chattanooga and Grand Junction,
FIRE LOAN.
MAYoRALTY OF CHARLESTON, |
CITY HALL, November 9, 1866.


CITY HALL, November g. 1866.
A IL PERSONS DESTROYS OF REBU ILDING IN TIE
n Burnt Districts and Waste Places Of the City, un
der An Act OF the General Assembly. giving authority
to the CITY Council OF Charleston o proceed in the mat
ter Fire Loan. with view to all IN building up tnr
(ty anew are hereby notified that the form Of app
cation loans be obtained al the office oi the Clerk
If Council. between the hours at A. NJ. and L. NJ
All applications must hep ii IN the above mentioned
office a. tho Committee VIII meet every Annddy tV co.,
slider thr same.
BY order al the Mayor ". II. SMITH,
NOyCm!trl0 ~ tIerk o Council.
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AN nRDINANCE

TO REGULATE THE STORAGE OF PETROLEUM. IT'S PRO.
S,, DIeis AND OTHER INFLAMMABIE OILS.
oEc; l. Be u ordained by the Mayor ant Ahiermen, in
'ty to"nc" assembled That from and after the Gih day
pl June next shall lawful keep Petroleum.
nuroSene' h9cK oi Benzinc, Benaole any othcr i'll
apc Oh OF oils on storage for sale IN any cellar,
s.oi' vi piiuing south nj Line street, argcr in.
.iay unln MY gallons any lot premises. and
any such quantity so kept or stored shall br contained IN
Vessels OF tin or other metal
SEc. nat Petroleum, its products. any other liz
llanInanie oil or oils when brought into the city by au
VI muter may be kept any lot i'll any Dnlldng III
which cotton is not stored Tor period not cxccrdin
% our hours upon the expiration oi which time 1t
M sa I've removed and kept in tr manner o. Required by
SIC. y Any person or persons violating any part "l
'i1 ordlance shall be subject to fine ol two hundred
uoars lot each offence recoverable III any Court al cont
petent Jurisdiction
haiihed IN City Council this twenty first day o! May
tne year OF our Lord one thousand eight hundred md
sixty-seven.
ll.S.l L. G. GAIIL.ARD. M>yor.
w H. SMITII, Cerk nt r,ulucll June t.
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Jon WoRK.-We have now completed our
office 50 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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LAHoEvr ClRcuLArloN.-7he DAILY

LARGEST CIRcULATIoN.-7ho DAILY
NEWS publishes the Official List of Let
tcys ren,aini;ng.in the Posto6icc at the end
of each ,ccek, agreea6ly to the Jollo'0"'g
section of the Mew Postc6ice Lao, as the
newspaper having the largest circulot'o" IN
the City OF Charleston:
SECTION S. And be it further enacted That lists OF let
tcrs remaining uncaed for Ill any Postoice III any CITY
town or village, where newspaper shall be printed,
sa hereafter be published only in the newspaper
which, beng published weekly oftener shall have the
largest circulation within range OF delivery oil the Sau
ohlrc
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NOTICE.

hFFIcE CLERK OF COUNCn.-THE FOLLOWING
" clause of Section Of an "Ordinance to Raise sup
plies Tor thcycr 1867 is published for the information
III persons selling Goods by sample otherwise who are
not residents OF this city. All persons are hereby
notified TO report this Office
Three dollars on every hundred dollars oi al goods
sold i'll this city >sone not resIents by sample or
otherwise" " ii. SMITH
March Clerk OF Council
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IA MEETIM G S.

WAS IyGTON LODGE, No. ., A.. f.. NJ,
REGULAR COMMUNICATIONS oI THIS LODGE
Y will be held al Masonic Hall Ihis Tinrsday Ecen-
ina September 18th. at O'clock Indda for grecs
will attend. .
By order the W.. NJ. :. WEBB
c.nismbrr IL Secretary.
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OFFICE OF CHIEF OF POLICE, J


MAIN GUARD HOUSE,
CHARLESTON $. G.. August - lSG7:
TNHE FOLLOWING SECTIONS OF ORDINANCES
l. are published for the information OF al! whom II
may concern. Z. II. SlGWALD,
Captain Of Police.
SRc. VI. All smoking of any pipe or segar in white
Point Garden and East or south Battery, be and the
same is hereby prohibited; ind any person who shall
violate this clause of this Ordinance SHALL for each and
every such offence forfeit and pay the sum oil hye dol
lars, to be recovered in the City Court onc-al inc
amount to be given TO the iniorner.
SEC. VIII. AL indecent anu tbrdcry conduct, clirs
ing and swearing camorous noises drunkenness quar-
rcng fighting or profanity committed i'll White Point
Garden, or on either Of the Batteries aforesaid shall be
punished in the same manner as the same offences are
now directed by law to he punished When committed Ill
any other portions Of the city. :.
SEC. Y. No person or persons shall ride lead or drive
any horse or horses mules within tho enclosure
OF the Garden, under penalty OF five dollars Tor every
such offence to be recovered in the City Court one-ha
tho amount of the fine to be gwen to the inlormer
SEC XI. 1t shall not be lawful for any person per-
SONS " secure with their fasts any vessel boat
or raft to any part Of the wharf or the ratings thereof
at Waite Point, constructed by the City Council leading
from that part East Bay called the Battery to South
lag street. or 10 land from any boat. vessel or raft
any boards lumber other material on any part OF the
said wharf, aud II any person or persons shall violate or
transgress any OF the provisions contained IN thus clause
such person or persons shall forfeit aud pay fifty dollars
10 DC recovered IN the City Court oneali OF which pen
atty shall go to the inforner.
Whereas many loaded drays aud carts pass unnecessa
rly through King street. the city ol Charleston to
the great obstruction that thorouehiarc, and to 1.-THE
serious inconvenience and danger Of those who have
business therein
Re ordained That from and after the passing of this
ORDNANCE II shall not be lawful for any licensed cart
dray, wagon or other carriage laden with cotton unl-
per, or otner merchandise commodity, to be driven
tnrogh the said King south OF Calhoun street.
any part thereo save and except for the purpose OF
ceng OF depostng load i'll such part OF said street.
anu Any driver or conductor OF any such cart dray,
wagon or other carriage offending herein. shall forfeit
ana pay sum OF not less than ten dollars, nor more
than twenty dollars 30 August 93
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PUBLIC NOTICE.

AIly lei
Inc following Section ur" An Ordinance /" abolish ;lr
oce o superintendent of Streets To provide i"r hrr-
ing the Streets Lanes Allcys and open Courts i'll the
Guy oi Charesson Clean. and or other PURPOSES. ~
heroDy published for tn: information oi ali concerned
For the due protection nl the said contractor or
Tractors sJurer oain,d That every owicr lessee,
occupant aud tenant of any premises fronting in any
street lane alley. or open court. shall on every day
Olal placed in front Of his ar her lot in BARREL box or
heap and i'll readiness for the contractor by tue hour ot
seven O'Clock, A. NJ. from the iist day {" May To the
nine O'Clock, A. NJ from the first day Of November 10
the first day OF May following. And any person oed-
ing herein, or Placing any dirt. hth garbage or other
oa i'll any street lane or alley open court aitei the
hours above named shall be subject to line not less
tlan two nor more than dollars. for each and every
offence, to be imposed by the Ma ior ..,.
BY order W. II. SMITH,
May 10 Clerk OF Council
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LNOR ALL DISEASES THAT REQUIRE a PURGA-
Il TIVE. use DIR. Z. g. GARklSoN'3 ANrIDYS
PEPrlC PILLS.
Price % cents per boy.
For sale. wholesale and retail ut my store No III
South Eighth street. Philadelphia. aud by
DOWIE ~ NOISE.
SOUTHERN DRUG HOUSE.
M. Isl Meeting street, opposite Charleston Hotel
SeptemberY mthsd
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COMPREHENSIVE NOTICE.

COPARrNERSIIIP NOTICE.
TJNHE FIRM OF GOURDTN, MATTHIESSEN & CO.. IN
L Charleston and savannah having expired by limita-
ton upon the death of the late F. G. MATTHIEsSEN,
the undei signed will continue the business in Charles
Il n under the former of GOURDIN, MATTHIES-
sen CO.. and in Savannah OF H. 4 r. N, G0URDIN
4 co. H. GOURDIN,
X. N. GOURDIN,
l.. G.. YOUNG.
Charleston, September lst 1867. September
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YOUNG LADIES' COLLEGIATE 1NsTI-


TIME FXIGENCIES OF THE TIMES HAVE CAt SFD
the Commissioners OF the State Normal and High
s,hoo TO use the building Free School. The State
Normal and High school, now organized wi therel re
be tr sferred under the title OF the YOUNG LADIES
OII,EGIATE INSTITUTE, to the commcdious building
ON the north side of George street No 49, door west
OF King street, opening OCTOBER I'd, 1867.
Tuition in the Preparatory Department, $3.50 per
half session. or $50 per annum; in the Collegiate Depart
mept sl5 per hale session. $50 per ann1m. French
Drawing and Vocal Music, included in the regular
course Latin Greek German. Italian. Spanish, L.
strumenta Music and Painting are extra. at moderate
charges.
Institute Board, $50 per month, $500 per annum,
including Wasting Lights. Fuel etc. Parlor Boarders
received at the above prices. AL payments strictly in
advance. - =,
Board of instruction as follows Rev. HENRY M.
MOOD, A. NJ. Principal; Rev. HENRY A. BASS, A: M,
Professor of Mathematics and Ancient Languages; Pro-
fessor LEWIS r. GIBBS. A. NJ, NJ. D.. Lecturer on
Chemistry and Natural Philosophy: Professor +. s.
HOLMES, Lecturer on Geology and Natural History;
L. A. FRAMPTON, NJ. D.. Professor of Modern Lam
guages, Professor VIM. MASTERMAN, Instructor in
Vocal Music Miss MARY G. MOOD, Instructress in
Drawing and Painting; Miss LAURA NJ. HILL, Instruc-
tress in English Branches.
September 9 mtn4moS
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The WONDERFUL splcndors which, within the
past twenty years, have made Paris the mctropo-
lis OF tho worlds architecture and art, have, III
very singular manner, realized far-sccing vision
of VoLTAIRE in his essay on l. LEmbeflSPnlem de
Paris After telling of the convemences and
magnifcence which Paris ought to have and haif
wishing for grand conffagration that should COM
pei its rebuilding, he eloquenty described how
such an undertaking would rebound to the glory
of the nation aud be an undying honor to the mu-
nicipality how it would encourage art, attract
strangers from the remotest parts of Europe, and,
instead of impoycrishing, would greatly enrich the
State, giving work to thousands Of dcrs and MIA
NOUS beggars, and in many ways being productive
tive of good ''Heaven grant" hc said, THAT
some man may arise of sufficient greatness to
conceive such projects, of i soul firm enough to
pursue thcm, OF mind Sufficiently enlightened TO
execute them and sufficiently trusted to secure
their accomplishment" And tins written
twenty Years before the elder NAIoLEoN was bora.
Surely the poets are the prophets uf these later days
The COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER las .llo following:
A private letter dated Havana August 81. to Il
mercantile house IN this city, SAYS: :" Onc of oar
oido1eS or Judges OF The Supreme Conrt here,
ceivcd letter from Puerto REQ c,u Santiago de-
Cuba, stating that 1 Iormid Ic revolution had
broken out there the soldiers joining the people;
that the artillery had left their quarters in the
capital and gone to the country; that the Captain
General, MARCHsEsE, bad hid himself or fled; that
the revolutionisss had sent steamer to New York
TO telegraph to General PRNI, asking Inn to place
himself at their head. THIS news may not he
true but is probable. There have been disturb
ances of the kind for months past. We hear from
Spain that troops are being sent there and "l-
ffcers to command columns III campaign.
wealthy Cuban JOSE o. FARRILLl and another, IL
rich Spaniard CVALDTvIELsol, met Yesterday for
the purpose of getting up manifesto to hc
signed by as many parties here as possible, pro-
testing against the new tax lew, which is cNorbi-
tant One sugar estate Of Mr.. BARRo is taxed
$4,000, besides many other taxes.
OAKEs AMEs, of North Easton, Mass, has con
tracted to build nearly the whole of the remaining
portion of the Union Pacific Railroad some SIX
hundred miles, passing through the Rocky Moun-
tain accommodating therefor over forty-seven
millions of dollars.
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ST. JAMES HOTEL,
NEW ORLEANS.

WM. A. HURD of New Orleans.
W. T. CORKEEY on Spottswood Hotel, Richmond
Telegraph anu Railroad Offices i'll Rotunda Of Hotel
June II emo
ItTEVENS HOUSE, Nos 81. a3, 25 AND 27
- Broadway, n. Y. opposite Bowling Grecn--ln the
European Plan. THE STEVENS HOUSE is well and
widely known the travelling public. The location is
pccally suitable I" merchants and business men, 1t is in
cos,. prov unity to tie business part of the cityls
the highway southern and Western travel-and adla
all the principal Railroad and Steamboat dcpos
The STEVENS HOUSE has liberal accommodation FOR
over prstst il we'll furnished. and possesses every
modern improvement or the comfort ard entertainment
Of its inmates The spacious and we'll vent
laeI-proydtd with gas and watcr-the attendance is
prompt and respccfnland the table generously pro.
Vrd with every decacy OF the at moderate rates
The rooms having been relrns,sl and rcnIodecd We
ARE cna otter extra facilities the comfort and
pleasure Il our guests. GEO. X. CHASE CO.,
MAY aS emo Proprietora,
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.EDU CATO N AL.
MRS. HOPsON PINCKNI

vr1uJ, RESUME THE EXERCISES OF HER
w SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES, on Tuesday,
October 1st, at NO. AIKEN'S ROW.
caotamhpr 10 ttlInO
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lOTIcE TO SAILORS OR IMMIGKANTs

HOTEL OR BOARDING-HOUSE KEEPERS
OFFICE CLERK OF COUNCIL. |
March 13 1867. I
TN ACCORDANCE WITH THE FOLLOWING ACT OF
| the Legislature passed tho 10th day of December,
1866 all persons concerned hereby notified to call at
this Office and take the required license immediately
W. Ii. SMITH,
Clerk OF Council.
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BOAR Dl N G..

DOARD AND LODGING IN PRIVATE
ID family residing in pleasant part of the city, can be
obtained ut moderate rates by single gentleman Ap-
ply at this Office. tuths August
DOARDING.-THREE PLEASANT ROOMS
I'D with good BOARD can be had on immediate appli.
cation to 40. 50 CHURCH STREET, west side, near
Tradd street. Terms reasonable. June ~
LNXCELLENT BOARD, AT VERY LOW
IL rates. in the most central business part of the city,
without lodging, in private house, now be had.
For particulars address "X. L." Postofice. May Is
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CHARLES S TON.

THURSDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 10, 1867.
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eJ- Al communications intended tor publication an
Nis jou'nol nnust be addressed 10 The Editor "f mr
Daiiy NrrS No. Is Haync-strret, Chn''eSfon' >. =.
Busincss Communications 70 Publ,Shc' N Do"3
Nc,cS.
HeGp,mot undertake 10 return rejected conh'"''eo'
ions. -,
advertisements outside ofHie city must be dccOmpd-
nied acith the cash.