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Roads ana Bridges,
Roads and Bridges.
For tho information of our readers in the country
wo publish the following:
HE,poUAnrERs 60 MILITARY DrsrR1cr,l

wc publish the following:
HEspoUAnrERs 60 MILITARY DrsTRIcr,l
CHARLEsToN, .. O., September ~, 1867. I
humorous Official representations having been
made to these Headquarters that tho roads, i,
ous and unsnfe condition, and that tho assistance
Of the military authorities is required by the civil
officers charged with tho reparation thereof to on
quirements in the promises, it Is ordered that the
commanding officers Of posts have authority to en-
force the performance Of labor for tho aforesaid
purpose, whenever in their judgment necessity
exists therefor, reporting their action promptly to
these Headquarters.
The following rulos will DO observed in all cases
arising nnder tho preceding paragraph:
First. Commanding officers shall inform them
selves BY the reports OF tho public officers charged
with the roparation OF roads and bridges, md by
other means subject to their control, Of tho ma
ture and extent Of work required in order to rom
der the important thorougrfares, causoways and
bridges in their posts conveniently passablc and
dors such works as should in their Judgment ro
ceive aid from the military authorities.
Second. Such Commanding Officers will obtain,
from tho proper local officers, estimates OF the
amount Of labor required for such works. rospcc-
tiroly and an assessment OF the labor required for
that purpose, but not i'll excess Of that required
person assessed. the work for which essosscd, and
The numbe3 Of days work required OF such person;
also specification of the time when such persons
shall commence work; and upon being satisfied
that such estimate and assessment Is Just and
equitable shall make an order requiring the per-
| sons thei Elm naTed TO perform the respective
amounts Of work at tho time and place therein as-
sessed, such estimates and assessment lists TO DO
open for public inspection, and to DO corrected
from time to time whom the same shall appear TO
be unequal or unjust
Third. That any person ne8lecting or refusing
| to perform tho work REQUIRED OF him shall br ar.
rested and tried before t..e Posi- Court and il con
yictcd shall be sontonced to pay fine OF two dol
lars ts2) for each days work required OF him and
not performed through Ills fnlllt; md for default
paying such fine, siich person to DO sentenced ic
| hard labor on some public road or thoroughfaro
not to exceed two days for every days work re
] f'y command OF Bvt. Maj. .-Gen. Ed. n. s. Candy
| LOUIS V. CAZIARC,
| Aid-do- CamD A A n
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SARcissE hIcHELET, the oldest type. setter in
france, died tho other day at tho small town of
fascoeull. Ho was an uncle OF JULES Af,cnELrr.
me ilnstrious historian and had Just celebrated
ms ninetieth birthday. In his carly youth ho had
set up an account Of tho execution of RoBEap1ERRr
and his feilow-terrorists, aor tho ninth OF TIER.
hiDon, for tho Daiiy RepHtt.c. He was often con.
suited BY T1rrRs, MIosEr, his nephew, and o.he.
nlstorians, abolt subjects connected with the his
years OF age, '0''D''
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ST. LOUIS, October 30-Thc funeral OF Gen.
STERLING PRICE This morning was one of the
largest ever seen hero. Tho ceremonies took place
in tho First Church, DR.. BoYLE's, where the re-
mains lay all tho morning, and wero visited by a
very largo number of citizens.
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special Revenue Collector, who has just re-
turpod to Washington after six months tour
through tho South and Southwest, represents tho
frauds upon tho royenue in tho tobacco busnosa
as scarcely inferior In extent and enormity to the
uhiakey frauds. He has discovered frauds to the
extent Of half million Of dollars. These werc
mostly brought to light in 81. Louis, Cincinnati,
Louisyillo, Cairo aud Memphis,
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Alabama Convention,

MoBILE, October l.-Tho election Convention
question commenced to-day, with the following re-
suit: Mobile county, 750 blacks, whites; in the
city, 1889 blacks and &c whites total, 3os9 backa
and 50 whites, tho election passing of quietly
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t-tNSs'f@1 ssRt+fIliAN NN>I nrIi.
NEW YORK, October 1.--SHERIDAN's reception by
the Union League waB SNOWY affair." SHERIDAN
said: Il have scarcely language 10 oxprcss ihc
very great appreciation have for your very warm
and hearty welcome. only hope that may here
after be able to deserve the same approval of my
acts only know that heretofore. and, believe
hereafter, shall mover, by any act of minc at
tempt to make rebellion honorable. (AppIause. J
Rebellion ia crime, and il shall not he made llo-
orable. tChcers> Gentlemen, thank yon."
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MAGISTRATES Fon RIcu1AsD--Jam Brown,
Esq., has been appointed 4 magistrate for This
District, and Will qualify aud enter upon the duties
OF his Office to-day.
". r. Nash, (colorod,) who was appointed somo
few weeks SINCE On yesterday Was qualified, and
is now roady to perform tho duties OF magistrate.
([ut,tpbfd Chronicle,
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From RicIiInond,

RICHMOND, October I'm the United States Cir.
cult Court, to-day, tho counsel for party charged
With dofrauding The Revenue OF tho whiskey tax,
moved to quash the Indictment because the Fe1e-
raj Courts, being of limited jurisdiction, caunot
take cosnizanco OF any crime not expressly do
clared 80 by Act Of Congress.
Tho amount OF pay received by tho troops in
and around Richmond is 81, 500, 600 per annurl,
and tho total cosl OF the military establishment is
$1,000 600 already.
There was hoavy frost here last night
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The Bennettsyille "Jonrnoln

rs PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY MORNING At
L Bennettayillc. g. o. in tho eastern portion or thn
state hy sTuBDS LITTLE, Propfietors and offer
superior Inducements TO Merchants all otlers who
Fish to extend their business IN ts sectiun Of io Pa
Dec country we respectfully solicit tho patronage Of
Ier1ns-$3 per aunuru invariably IN advance. Adrsr
Nsements iIserlNl Of yery reanonhblo rateA InIv =
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Tho funeral OF the lat, Captain General MAN.
zASo has taken place at Havana. The 81 lann To-
quloin mass WAS celebrated at the Cath. lral by
tho now Bishop Of Cuba. Tho remains will lio in
state until tho 30h instant, when they arc to be
shipped to Spain,
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Sp4RTAfBURG.-Go Candy has ordered tia
the Town Council OF Spartanburg, whose tern
of ofhco recently expired, ahall bo. continued
in office, under the chartor, which authorizes thon
to hold over where, from any cauao, thoir success
orB arc not elected Columbia Chronicle.
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YelIo,v Fever In No,x q,

New ORLEANS, October 1.--There is 10 percepti-
bic abatement Of The epidemic. Tho inlarments
for ths twenty-four hours to 6 4. AZ. wore sixty.
three
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NEwaHK, N. j., October 1.--There was boiIe
explosion here to-day, killing Two persons.
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Domestic MARKETS.

HAMILTON, October Ia large mercantile house
and the Buchanan Hope Company haye taileI
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Death of General Sterling Price.

BosroN, October la Lillsoed Oil Factory, will
quantity of oil, was burned to-day Loss, $50, ON
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From Massachusetts,


WORCESTER, October 1.-The Democrltis Con
yention il in session.
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I'd ihr EfiruuS nnd Acuuntutu nrr. Of
Mr. e. COHEN. uuL al his ait,rr Mrs H. ,.,u,, ,n,
:" l.. "ish"ri ere respectfully invited Il, aii,r, ia,
Funeral Services "l The ,':uyr. at ~. -, Kim, ,r
This Morning.. at 1rn O'Clock. un,h,,,
ps- The Frirnas anu Acquaintance. ,,r
aud Mrs ROBERT MCNEIL. ani ni his brother, ,ir,n,.,
ami rn"M@ McSrI. ir,Iu.si, i to at.rJ ,i,. Ia.
neral "f III" "In'"r al ia" SromI rg-n, l. .lu ,tu,.
This H",Hn'y, n Ten n'sL"L ,...,,.r,
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REdIsTnATIoH..-We are indebted to Mr.. Al. 4.
Caman, Chairman OF tho Board cf Registration
for Richland District, for tho following full re-
fnrns
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THE CAROLINA TIMES,
PUBLISHED Ar ORANGEBuHa a.. -

TIHTS PAPER cIRCUI.iTES THROuaHOlyT THI
L middle portion OF The atIte, and otiara the bss,
| facilities for advertisers. February d
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90 STA Il ="
p r { p AR ATIO O MS

ESTABLISHED EIuiIrEES YEARS
i.nhornt tory, No. 40 Crosby street. Arw nri.
;R6 EuHra. Bottles a,rL Fiaak- ,nlmnlrtur. ,laily
SDLH BY .lLL bREHGkH2S ErERlHHERj.
"GosrAH'S" sAI.l& DEPOT.
40. lsa nRuADWAy. HEW Aontx,
WhsLs a. s3 10 i; sise4 sre put np Fauce store,
Shipo. Bos's Public Institutions. Sc. e..
II Is truly wonderful the confidence that Is nov had In
every form 0i Preparations that rosl lrolu Costara
.'COsTARa'' ExTERM1NAToRs-For Ral.. M,.e
Reaches. Ants kc Sr "ony ,niai!ibir remedy known
:co?TATs" BEb .Huo rvrrRMISAroR- h.u,s.
" IS' enH afS5 4STR @ Meth,
Furs and Wooiien-, As Invaluable Nothing ran exceed il
Sr Eo"Gr and eSasy Destroys instantly all insects
"CosTAR'S' DUcKTHoRN sALyE-For Cuts, Brrns.
all forms Old soras Ulcers, al kinds Of cutaeous
ancctions No family should br Without It, crrssd,
"CosTAR's" CORN soLvENT-ror c,orns. Bunians.
WARTS &c.
"cosTAR's" BITTER SWEET AND ORANGE III .os.
SoMs-geauaes tho Complexion. hy giving to the slil,
soft and beautiful freshness. and Is incunparaly be
yond anything nov in Ladies' tas,r Hild position
regard IL ls an essential To- tile toilet. Au unprecedented
sale ID its best recommendation. Ono bottle is alway.
f'iiaTsd S%sr9 by nm. more ,,i@ Iry @ 10 OK know
Pill igareoatedJ. ami OF extraordinary crsacy nr Ca-
iyenrss oil ioEnls Of Inlseatiun. Nervous AMI Sick
Headache. Pill that IL rapidly .Iprrs,,lIn; ali
others. =" "
"cosrARs" COUGH REMEDY-Eor Coughs. Colds.
Holrs-nest Sore Throat. Group. whoolng Cough Ash.
ma aud ali forms az bronchial. and Dsrasrs rr til..
lhroat anu Lungs Address
"ssiSi ss. IS usosDMa1, h; SSSGAN, i y
DOWIE e. NOISE,
WHOLESALE AGENTS,
Jnnr IL
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Ed WllEATON'S OINTMENT MILL cuH.'
thu ficl
MHEAro = OINTMENT viii rnrc Salt I;.., ;,in
WHEAfOS'S OfS: alESr cures Oh, Snr,.
"HEAroN's OINTMENT cure NIL Diseases ni TIL.
Skin.
Price 50 cents: by na Cd cents All ,r,,gs..,: su II
"EEkS X POTTER, Ijo-i''I, prorrietur..
September li nur,.
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1NEltfOuS DEBILITY, WITH IT'S StiI.OuMi
a'tchi'nf. low spirits, dcpr'ssirn Involuntary cu-.
sioi" loss Of scrn ap"rnlat:rllua los. uG power iii.
henl loss Of memory, al Threatened I.ri,r. and I'M.
D'cihtF' ili sovereign cur. in HUMPHREYS lIu-
MEoPATillc SPECIFIC No. TwENTY.ElGIlT. Com.
posed OF The most valuable mill and rG;cn curative.
they strike a the root Of the matter tom. IN the
system. arrest the discharges. an impart rr mil r,
ergy, life anl vitality. 10 The entire man, They have
cured Thousands Of cases Prize - per package Of sig
boxes and Sal or 81 per single box. Sold 10y druggist
nhd scni by mail ON receipt oi price. Al,lrass HUM.
piiREfS' SPECIFIC HOMEOPATHIC MEnlCINI:
COMPANY. No. SGD BROADWAY. NEW YORK
Srptrnltrr
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DIE CHARLESF0NEk ZEITI1NG.

TTSDER THE ABOVE HEAD iaI, UNDERSIGNED
~ pr POGO to publish Qrruln weekly Paper, to ba
the organ Of the German population md deyotel to the
Industrial PnrauIts - - -
Literature. Agriculture. Commerce, Arts and Trade.
day will ha given. - '-
deneral JOHN A. WAGNER has kindly consented TO
undertake the editorial management TO- the present.
Subscnpdon-s3 for Twelve Aoulla: 81 so for stx
Months; 81 for Thrrc Months
Advertisements inserted on liberal irrms.
c. @. EKcKMANE Il CO.
SePlepber 20 No. Broad street, Charleston, b. O.
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NuSliiIIxton News.


MAsuiHnr"S. Ottubcr |. Tho Secretary Of the
Treasury, considering; the Act OF March Q, 1867,
mandatory, has tn.iay issued tho following:
Notice is hereby given that tn. Assistant Urea
surer is prepared, and las instructions TO ISSUE
por cent certificates. in denominations Of 5000
and sln&m narl in red mpiion OF compound in
ierest notes maturing III October auL November
neat. The accrued interest viii i,c plL in cul-
rcncy.
General tiRASr waa present tiuriml. the eutirc
Cabinet session to-day.
The receipts from revennc amounted to s79J 900.
General SrEEpMAS il hero again.
Adyicos from Iowa indicate serious (tern,un de-
fections from Radicals. WcllLposted Republicans,
though confident Of The State, expect heavy
losses.
The land hue connecting with tllr cable ID down.
There have been no European dispatches since
Sunday.
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VOLUME v. NO.
',TELEGRAPHIC.
our Cub,. ,,;spntci,rs.

LIVERPOOL, September 10 -" +. NJ. Cotton irm;
sales Is, 900 bales.
LONDON. September - "f. NJ. United State,
Bonds 721.
LONDON, September ~ Evening" -CJusoi.
VI 7-1G. United Stltes bonds TEA
LIVERPOOL September 10 Evening. Cotton
closed Gr",, prices unchanged: SUES 5000 bales.
Wheat lAs. I'D Midins Rosiu declined TO lis.
Turpentnc 10 aTs. Gl.
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From Canada

QUEBEC, October 1.-THE If,1eriia las arrived.
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SPECIA. NOTICES

4S-NoflrE rb MANNERS. GAirNI%:
AMI PllorS wishing {" nn'"r i"ir r''-''i III t"'.i,
River. ar" rsl,H-ri lInI t. III anywhere p,,hiu r
fa,ls:" ~ the hrati al tn. SAVANNAH UAILRoAi.
WtlARfES. on the Cliarirsnn ami 81 Auir.w.s ,t. -,
thu Ashley River: Icy which prrraution contact with II.
Submarine Telegraph cihi" will Ia ayni,i,d
:. &. TURNER. II. u.
Har''r Masters 0Iticr. Clarirsir,t T.ir.r,r, H. I,.
February
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Hs- MARRIAGE AND CElli:ACY, AND rIIE
HAPPINESS OF TnUE MASu iop.-,n E.siy for
Young Men the Crime Solitude and The phy-io.
logical Errors Abuses and Diseases whii, rrcs. I'M.
In'limcnts 10 MARRIAGE. with SUR ,aeau. Of i,ri,:
Sent In sealed letter envelopes. free uf chang.
Address DE }. SKII.E.IN iIdGGitTuS
Howard Association, Philadelphia, Pa
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gs-A YOUNG lApf RETURNlSG 10 UE;;
conHiry home. after soioMrn OF months iu O.
ely. was hardly recognized by hrr friends In place >
Course. rustic flushed face. she ad SOFT r,,ty con-
meiioh oi almost marble sinouliinrss a,lL instead
t~nty-thrre She really appeared b eighteen Irania
qns Is !" 'tir r.'i-e ~ great rhAn,r:sle pin.
'o'n HEN 'al -lle usrd the ciiiC.tHSlAS BALM a.:
considered an fnraaba a'.l,,is ANY LADY ;r
eS 't Use amy Lady Gr,iiinr r,,u Improve. their peg
sohai appearance an hnniiri iuid II s sini,r la a.
combinations. sH Siturc herself is eim! yr. usIri,a
'd 'n s efficacy in drawing. Impurities rnm, also d, al.
ing cleansing al beauiiIns skin aId ro..,,
Ivy liz ''tr't'rii"n an III" ruiclr draws rr. ail H.
'%.T!!!:1 EIls ;alR Mii Hi Rt iI 9.i, 9
nni l'autiin irIcr ST. Rnt tp Mall Express on III,
reiIs ri au nrtrr. 10y
". L.. CLtEK & 60. Chemists.
M. = Wrsi Fayriir Street. SyrIri,s,, y. I.
Tie oly Amrrran Agents l,r ir sale oi the .sin,..
Mlr,I :;I ~
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Es- ARTIFICIAL ErES.-ARrIFICIAi. Ill.,
NM afH miair 10 o"lr- nnl inserted hy bra T.
nH' ~ ana T. "'p"L!NASN formerly employed by
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MI" ~ TYR
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cars and the horses to present a fresh appear
ancc, and that would be impossible if they were
salted.
MYTH Evans said the laboring men, who use
the cars early in the morning, could not use
them without SALT
MYTH Willis wanted more information than
he possessed at present to vote in favor of the
ordinance, by which statement he shows that.he
is quite model Myth, to suppose that ihforma-
ton on a question is necessary to know how
to vote. We hope he will preserve that posi-.
ton, even if it should take salt to do it.
Myth Potter thought the streets could be kept
clean without salt-that system Of ploughs
and brooms would do 1t.
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MEETING OF THE CITY MYTHS.

Subjects Under Discussion, Salt and
Assault.
Myth Tyson, elected from the Second Ward,
presented his credentials and Vas told to take
his seat.
The Commissioner of Ci.yProperty presented
communication enclosing correspondence
with Captain James, of the United States Army,
wherein he asks that Moyamensng Hall be put
up again in the condition it was before it was
burned down. The Captain replies "that the
United States Government don't see it," which
is indeed very probable, as it is burned to the
ground. After the Hall was disposed of (for
the second time), Myth Harper presented a
petition, numerously signed asking that the
city railroads be prevented from sailing their
tracks, and the conductors from Sailing" the
fares occasionally.
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A CAR NAVIGATING THE STREETS AFTER A HEAVY
SHOWING AND HEAVY sALTING.
Myth Little thought it was urgent to pass such
an ordinance; that the Companies were making
our streets, by thawing the snow with salt, like
the briny deep; that some of the horses had
been in salt water so long, that he had seen
them blow like porpoises when coming by his
house, probably imagining they were sea-horSeS.
Myth Harper said now was the time to act
upon the question:; that there was no sailing of
tracks IN Boston; that any employe being found
with sack of salt there for that purpose would
be Immediately "sacked" by his employers.
There is no sailing the tracks in Harrisburg
by the Railroad Companies, though they
did "salt" the tracks of the members who were
in the habit of walking the lobbies of the =
tol; but that was for an entirely d." ""pl-
pose. He was in favor ofim~ ~'HerenV pur
for every time tract posing me VI 90
motion - WOE S"i'0"
zee vas made to refer il to the Commit
-. on Railroads by Myth Evans, because he
believed it was treating that Committee shabby
70 take the salters out of their hands.
One Myth wanted to know what psalter was;
ifit was a collection of hymns!
Myth Evans said it was collection Of htns
and very Objectionable collection they were
not in harmony with the wishes of this Council
Myth Potter opposed any reference to any
Committee, as both time and salt would be
wasted by that proceeding. All the iacts in
reference to sailing the streets are well known.
The horses on the routes where the tracks were
salted had to wear oyershoes if they wanted to
keep their feet dry: the brine would run down
The inlets and corrode the jewelry and other
fancy goods now packed away in the sewers
ladies riding in the cars got quite seasck, those
not used to travelling on salt water; while the
drivers and conductors, when the cars were
obstructed by the snow, were always in pickle
Myth Wagner hoped the motion to refer would
be voted down; that he did not mind getting
into salt water in July, but at this time of th'
year il was a nuisance.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-01-19

MYTH PoTTER's PLAN TO DO AWAY WITH THE CARS
AND SALT AND USE PLoUGHs.
After the discussion had been well salted and
packed, the Councils agreed to leave things as
they were, for future discussion, as it was yet
six months before the worms in the Squares
would come up for debate.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-01-19

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The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-01-19

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