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Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-11-02
NEW AND SHORTEST ROUTE
TO
Memphis, New Orleans, MabtIe, Cairo,
St Louis, Chicago, and points
Southwest, West, North,
and Northwest
CHANGE OF TIME.
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OFFICE GENERAL SUPERINTENDENT, I
NASHVILLE. Tenn, Sept. 2S, 1857. J
nN AND AFTER SUNDAV. sEPrR
~ 40. 1867, and until further notice. TWO
DAILY PASSENGER TRAINS will run as
follows;
Morning Train-Leavinx Nashville at 6.G0
a. m, arriving Memphis at -. m, arriving
Hickman at 5;Ao y. IN.
Evening Traln-Leaving Nashville at 1880
p. m.. arriving Memphis at 1915 q. IA. ar
riying Hickman at a:Io a. IN.
Making close connections with the Mobile and
Ohio Railroad at Humboldt for Mobile. New
Orleans, and all intermediate points.
At Hickman cf meeting with firsf- class
line OF steamers for NicksburR, hatcher.
Baton Rouge. Cairo. ST. Louis. and all intsFms-
date points on the Upper and Lower Missis-
sippi Rivers. A tirst-class Transfer Steamer
will ply between Hickman and Cairo. making
close connections with the Illinois Central Rail-
road for st. Louis, Mo-. Chicago. H., Dubuque.
Iowa, st. Paul. Minnesota, and all points West
and Northwest.
Passenger Train leaves Memphis at III p. an.
Hickman at $3.50 n. m. arriving Nashville at
4P. IN.
m. Hickman at $50 a. m, arriving Nash
vile at $40 o'clock a. ma.
Making close connections at Nashville with
Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad for Chat
tanooga. Knoxville, Lynchburg. Richmond.
Washington. Baltimore, philadelphia, New
York: Atlanta, Augusta. Savannah, Charles
ton. Macon. Montgomery. West Point, etc Con
meets with the Louisville and Nashville Rail
road for Louisville, Indianapolis, Cincinnati.
and all points East. Connects with the Nash
vile and Decatur Railroad for Franklin. Co.
lunbia. Pulaski. Athens. Ala. and Decatur.
Alabama.
This IN the Sh0rteaf and CheapesG
Route TO Memphis. il beiug seventy mine
miles shorter than the Decatur route, and
forty-six miles shorter than the Rdgefeld and
Kentucky route.
VIM p INNTS
Chief Eng. and Gen. Supt. N. and N. W. x. r.
aug23 II
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-11-02
FOR RENT,
THE PLACE KNOWN AS

THE PLACE KNOWN As
THE HOGGETT FARM,
Lving Eve miles west Of Murfrsesboro, in Ruth
eTford county, containing about
FIFTEEN HUNDRED ACRES,
Eight hundred Of which are cleared and in a
nigh state Of cultivation. Ths entire place -
under en excellent fence, with good substanuaa
gates to every field aud woods lot Ihe nnim-
proved land is finely set in blue grssss and Alto
esther il Is one Of the most desirable cotton or
stock farms in Middle Tennessee said farm
will be rented upon reasonable terms t1r one.
two or three years. Apply 20 Daniel Hillman,
Nashville. or to the undersigned al MGrfreesboro.
oct20 # EDWARD. L. JORDAN, Agent
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Middle District of Tennessee.

THE UNDERSIGNED HEREBY GIVES
notice OF his appointment as assignee o.
Thomas Hardy, of Nashville, ia the county OF
Davidson and State of Tennessse. within said
District, who hiss BEEN adjudged bankrupt
upon his own petition. by the District Court Of
sRid Distinct.
A. S. CHADBOURNE, Assignee.
octZ7 law3ws Once, S21< Church street.
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REDUCTION or RATES

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tbe very LARGE increase in the number oi oui
Da,lv and Tri-Weekly subscribers enables us to
reduce the price Of subscription to these editions
We do 50 the more cheerfully because the neces
sites Of the people, in the impoverished condi-
tom Of our stricken section, requires such con
ospgiops as can be reasonably made in theif IN
,cTests From ana after the lst January. there
tCTe, our
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Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-11-02
A. & W. RANNIE,
No. "a BROAD STREET,

Between Market and College streets.
WHOLESALE BAKERS AND CON
w PETITIONERS, Manufacturers of all
kinds of Candies Crackers, Cakes and Bread.
Dealers in all kinds OF Fruits, Nuts, kaisns and
Sardlues, Oysters. Canned Fruits, Pickles, Toys.
Notions, etc, etc.
The attention Of the city and country mer-
chants respectfully solicited.
WM. KEEaAN, Salesman.
A. a w. RAENIE.
efb23 ly b.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-11-02

THE UNDERSIGNED Is NOW PREPARED
10 give through bits lading 10 New York via.
Charleston. and shippers NAV reat assured that
than by any other line.
The attention Of shippers of cotton is particu-
larry called 10 this line. and any desired in
formation will be given Ht Offices Of NashEills
and Chattanooga Railroad. f. MClNEh,
octll-3m Gent Fr't Ag't n. & c. K. K.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-11-02

Their conflicts are Ger at last.
They sleep beneath the vernal sod.
Their souls have gonetO God.
They are dead but the mission Of such
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-11-02
II uiOu aud 1ispatfh.
SATURDAY. NOvEMnER ?, 1857.
Largest Circulation in City and State.
LETTER FROM NEW YORK.

The New York Mnseam and Gallery
Of Fine Arts-Cenfrai .PRrk-The
Great ReserV0ir
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-09-01

40 .s,.r APRIL 2ssA, 1T, frans wtil leave
IL Connection With al ws.s.rn lines = sO,l9..
IRON DUNKIRk AID n..la..
~ New York hns Aoa Union Depo":
80 (. =. nrr~ess nall, fte~ Dankrk, tSan-
e eaa sausssss 4 Hofasisyiil. and csr.i.s .i.k
Il. .. SO e.: !: n r .aR' = ..oo N
a,as p. ii. Lightning Express, nom s.,s-
manca, lsundA1s s1cspsso1. ~" vtth ~ 30
,,' !. s tram from saS.o and slr'' in New York
100 =. "a" =; Yern night E1press. nom
nr.t,rt1 s.udays exospted). etops q s.i.man.
q U.s. on. 70; p = !sses s, Is, !. s 3 :
am (Btft) aad arrives In nsT Ioan "a So oo
m nectiug With Afternoon Lrn ala ma s''~n'
Or, Tor Boston and New England Clues.
rnoM BUFFALO-ByN NAN York time from De-
pot cor s.eh.n1 T: srS 1 Day rnprss., tsun.
dsy.sxoepsedl. stops At Hornsls,ille s;oS :. M,
esifss susqush.nn. All n; lN1ss , Tu use
' ,.n.e s.p ?. sss.. Bend Win Delaware. Lack
.r.srs 4 western Railroad, and q Jersey Nty
With Aidsight E1prss: Tam sea Tsohipston.
q M 4. ii. Exprsss Nail, via Avon and nor
nsIs1i. (sandays szospssa Arr III sa rss
~ csntr.i railway for HARRISBURG, Philadslphia,
p.Itmors Washing ton and points soutn.
nrRs': =: s'nais sas y
cep's syi,s. IN New York TOO . m. Connects At
Jersey CITY With Morning x.pr.ss TN OK Ne.
Railroad Tor bettMofs .ne
! IA Il New York With Morning Express IRAN iof
nns,on ana New Dneland Cities
am p M, New York Night APtess'
DAiLY. stcps at Portage s;te p m lSaP5 mel
..rtins At Hornsllsvills with the 4io 2, ~
from Dunkirk, and arrive In New iofA - i1''o
,YoRP. N. CincinAati Express, leund.ys
srcsptsd) Stops II snsquehsnna ~ e. M DAan6
turner's Ito ?. m, (Dinsl ana snr IN rvS
YORK at S.96 p ~ Conneea .. Si psm Mn
Northern Central Railway Tor Hafiispua M
da,nhis- baltimore, Washington ana ponu eoutn,
A. Great Bend with Delaware LaekA1ann n,
Westerr Railroad for ecranson, Irensen .n1 rnii
.a.lnhis and atNsw York With AHernoon lsaina
md steamers for Boston and New England oa'ies
o.,v On. rr.,n East ON Sunday, leaving Bunalo At
e,n - m and reaching New York At 12Aop p. NJ
po.,ov Avn NV ENGLAND PAssssaras, With their
are transferred free Of charge In Ne" AorA'
sTo Measure travellers the line Of the Erie railway
many objects OF interest passing he
.su.irn valleys OF the Chemung, susquehAnns, UeA-
wsre and Ramapo rivers eyerchanEing panorama OIL
OF natures beauties commands attenuon.
70, ,r., VENTILATED AND Mosr Luxe nous sLhaP-
rra COACHES ANIN THE WORLDLY sccompa-
nv ali night trains ON this railway.
BAGGAGE onHoK ND THROUGH,
Asd fare alpays as los AZ bs any Other Route.
TFAsK FOR TICKETS VIA ERIE RAILWAY, "a
which can be obtained at all Principal Ticket
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-09-01
The White Pine Compound,

1t early In the spring Of 80 that this compound
was originated, member Of my family was amcted
with irritation OF the throat attended with disa
greatls cough had for some months previous thought
that preparation having for it, Asis tbs inside bark Of
white pine might be compounded ~ TO be very useful
IN diseases Of the throat and lungs To test the value
Of II In tn ainded to- compounded small guam
ty 81 the medicine THAT had been planning and gave
IL In t.nspoopfu doses. The result exceedingly
gratifying within days the irritation OF tho throat
was removed the cough subsidized and speedy cure vas
effected Soon after this sent some ID lady In Lon
donderry NJ H. who bad been suffering for some weeks
from bad cough, ooossonsd by sudden cold and had
raised streaksd with blood hhe found re-
lief and for She took about ten ounces Of
IT, and got we'll. j. b. Clark, ESQ., editor Of the Man
chester Daily Mirror made . trial Of the prspara
ton the OF cold and cured lmmsdi-
atey. lie was so highly pleased With the Iesuts, and
fore the public that finally persuaded TO give
name and send IL abroad TO benent the suffering In
Noyebtr lsg5 FIRST advertised ID under the nams OF
white Pine Compound. IN two years from that Tins
there had been whoe-aied In Manchester alone cns
hundred dollars WORTH where it took the lssd Of all the
cough remedies In the MARKET and still maintains that
portion There In good for this IL 10 very sooth
lug and healing In It's nature, 10 warming TO the stom-
ach and pleasant withs to the taste and 70 exceedingly
cheap.
asa remedy for kidney complaints the white Pine
Compound stands nnrvaled. Ii not originated for
that purpose but person In using II for cough was
NOT only cured Of the cough, but ~N also cured OF
kidney difficulty of ten years standing. Since thai g
cdenai discovery maty Thousands hare used Tor tne
complaint aud have been completely cureu..
The above written by DR.. Poland, IN 1850 sines
then as In Manchester, the white Pine Compound ms
taken the lead Of all Cough remedies as Wen Pfeps
ration of Of Kidney difficulties In every city
town. village and hamlet throughout the New England
This remedy Is a. safe and pleasant to take nit sf
ectual.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-09-01

ru, .r,r VENTILATED AND Mosr LuxrMous sLshp-
ING COACHES A1lN TH6 .0S'"p.
nv ali night trains ON this railway.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-03-14
The Moral Guilt of orRebeIIIon.

HTOfH He HOfLu.
As we expected and intended, our article of
Monday evokes ululations of horror from the
Republican press. As means of "holding
the mirror up to nature to "show vice her
own detormity," the article has precisely the
kind of success which we wished. 1t is not
'oe, Messrs. Republicans, it is you that defame
and disparage Washington. Well may you
stand aghast, well may you hold up your
hands in horror, when we disclose the conse-
quences of your own principles.
For our part, we are in hearty accord with
the Jealous and admiring homage eaid to the
character Of Washington by good men of all
nations. We regard him as the brightest
exemplar the world has ever seen of high
and consummate public virtue; and, in our
estimation, there is nothing which does so
much credit to human nature, nothing
which so hopefully attests the real moral pro,
gress OF mankind, as the conservation in all
hearts OF the memory of such a man. There
have been men enough who have smitten the
cultivated with the charm of genius-men
more than enough who have dazzled the
multitude with the glare of military explolIs;
but Washington is one Of the very few, anu
OF those few the most illustrious, VINO, IN III
public stations and in the discharge OF pupI,GG
functions, have won the reverential love OF all
orders of men by the pure lustre OF their VIZ T.
tues. If the homage paid to Washington ~ %
mistaken, men have no reason 10 put iia ooii,i,
dence in any moral Judgment they are capable able.
of forming for no moral judgment eoT1 !,
formed by men has been more denpe'0'0''
| thoughtful and sincere.
. ... "If this fail, oss
The pillared armament Is otssJItsie ;
And earth's base built on stuop'e'
II tberefore anvtbinp can be safely assumed
as solid basis Of moral reasoning, It i. is tn the
character of Washington. Il 1asSIUa{on anyI ui y
putes the moral greatness Of Masn W 1nnra Onss' ~
is as idle to reason with HIM On inosa. "o. u,
tions as II would be to reason on POe'fy s WIN
one who disputed that shaEsesPseadi1t sad th"t was n.
great poet or on art II ne SI,sr
| phael was great painter VI y" 0''Hu0"'e =
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-03-14
Congress and the President ON the ID,
tails OF RecOnstructiOn.

From the Herald.
A bill supplementary to the act of Congress
providing ''for the more efficient government
of the Rebel States, and to facilitate their re-
storation,' - has been passed by the House of
Representatives by III to n, strict party vote.
1t directs the commanding general in each Of
the five military districts into which the ten
excluded States are divided, by the general
act OF March 2, TO cause to be made before the
LIST Of September next a registration in such
county or parish OF the male citizens of the
United States (whites and blacks) over twenty
one years Of age, resident in each county or
parish under the restrictions of the said gene
| raj law and who shall have taken specified
oath Of loyalty, and that after such registra-
ton shall have been completed and copies
thereof returned to the commanding general,
| he shall, within thirty days thereafter, cause
an election 10 be held for delegates TO form a
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-03-14
THE NEW YORK PRESS.

rpiroRfAL OPINIONS OF THE LEADING JOURNALS
UPON CURRENT ToP1Cs-CoMP1LED EVERY
DAY FOR THE EVENING TELEGRAPH.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-03-14

under the very nose of royalty. There are
moral vices which are less disgusting, but not
less dangerous. Very respectable men may
have spines of fatal nexbility; and the so
afflicted had better stay at home to be doctored
and to be nursed.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-10-05
4 Dangerous Seasall

An nmost unparalleled quantity OF raiu has fallen
during the Summer. Vegetation has been wonderfully
thick and rank and decays unusual amount OF
sickness may BIZ expected unless proper means are
iaien 10 prevent IL.
Fever and aguc and billions romttents slready pre-
vail to an alarming extent and tile Fall advances and
Tho maarous night :ogs become heavier the sick list is
likely to increase both IN tue city and thu country II is
therefore, only an net OF prudence to keen the
vital forces In full ygor that they may resist tue MI.
healthy influences of the eeason Reinforced by the
tonic operation OF HosTETTER's STOMACH BITTERs.
The system, however weak and susceptible naturally
WILL In niue casos out OF ten. successfully combat every
species of atmospheric poison by which epIlemrs sre
produced.
During the months OF September. Uetoher AMI No.
vener Tho dinorence IN temperrturs betweon day aud
night Is very great, and tile chilling dews and ,ns,s Of
the season ara tho prolific Of Indigestion cholera
thorbus. dnrrhAc and lysrntrry. Bearing this in m,tl
rsnnber. also. that the DIFTEls not only nyigorate
Tue atomach and brace the nerves. but uct specifically
upon tho bowels und tho yer upartlng to tho so I'M.
oitan organs regularity and tone It Is
t. expect immunity from prevalent complaints IL no
precautions are taken to escape them.
HosrErTER's BITTERs arc at once pleasant TO tho
ase and the most certain OF all safeguards against e.
brile ailments. October f
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KnoW thy Destiny.

MADAME E. F. THORNTON. tho great English Aatrolo-
sst, CaIrToysnt AMI Psychcet-icinn who has aston.
sed The scientific classes OF the Oil world has now
Gated herself mt Hudson, N Y. Madaps THORNTON pos
such wonderful powers OF second sight
BILE eF to tmpar knowledge Of the greatest importance
to the hlrgls married Of either sex While in state
Of trance she deneaes the features OF The person
you 10 marry. and by the aid Of instrument Of lu-
tense power known the Psychooiropc guarantees
produce feike p-ture OF the future husband or wife
OF the applicant together with date Of marriage position
10 fe leading traits OF character &c. This Ia no hum
bug as thousand of testimonials She will
send when desired certified certificate, or writton
guarantee that tho picture Is what purports be. By
enclosing small lock OF hair and giving place brth
age disposition and complexion and enclosing fifty
and stamped envelope addressed to yourself yeu will 70.
ceive the picture and desired information by mail
All communications sacrcly confidential Address. in
confidence. Madame E. F. THORNTON p. O. Boz 223.
hudson. N. Y ly March 10
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rGIiI.Ii, HuTiCIi.
OFFICE i.i.rRK or COUNCIL,
Nav 1897

May 1867. I
The following sat,,i OF An Ordinance 10 abolish tho
oico Srer:niGncnt OF Streets to provide for kcci'
iIl, tbr Streets Laicr Aiys. SID open Courts in tho
C.Iy OF CharrGston Clean nni for ni"r purposes, ~
h,trhy published TOR the information Of eD concerned:
For thr due protection OF lIo said contractor or con,
tr,ctGs juh!r ortaHei, THAT every owner, hs7ic,
o.. sI sul sirnInt uf premises fronting In ani
rlIaei, l,nr. alley. open ronr la!l on every dag
.utiayH sSrrpl,il have The dirt nth. garbage ollie"
nS al placed IN al his lIrr lot in tarrcl box or
lies - au readiness Tor the contractor. by ihs hour ~
s,yc.l ,ust a. NJ. the inst day ot May To tie
nr, day or November u every year nEl by the hour vi
nmo uaurk 4. NJ ronl the irat day Of Noyrnhcr to
tI, first ,lly OF S(n following And amy person Offend
ling hrriI or platis dirt. E!th. sarhngr ar other
wal any street lane. alley. or open court anrr tln
D. 9I,rs ahn,c named stall hr rIt,~ la finr moi less
tl, Two r more iian dollars tor each and every
M. ,f,i,r W. II. SMITH,
NJ '; Clerk OF Council
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Er.uI.,tE rms s,IuENiI' nr rIIIoIruM, rs rpo.
uUcIs. tNn uIIifE Sr'ISMM,BIE otis
sra, 1. IL "nkii,I'd q. fL. Mayor ant thi,r,lrn ~
i.;y t.'n. u$s.ii That a,i alter the lau lay
!un,' IL -l1l lir iawfn Ia Keep Priinl';iiu
kri,S,c l". uil, liiiGinr. licnsul, apy oher In
iainnnbr al otis lar Rus la any cellar
i,,iiiii suili linr street, Ia LrIer a,t
thy hIn iiy talJur any Ouc toi promises, ami
any s,iri, Iniy Lepi inrrd sall l contained Ia,
,'s-rlS al iii, - uil,,.i iu-tL
sra =. That l,tIocii iis p'lIi,tS. any other in
tlitInaht III, ~ ell, wiu brought into the city by land
waller niay Ia b"lt any lni in any buIhiig In
wiiIS rIit,m il not ,i,i, 'r l"rlrd not ryrcndnt
lwrniy ho,i upon the expiration ~ which time
sall - removed hl krpI III th manner required by
tl,,- Ion, yniig section.
s;Lr. s. Amy PERSON Irraona violating aIiy part .
thu OT,naurn shall H.. subject to . nir ot two hundred
dars lar each oH,s. r,oN' rabc III ANY iort oi co.
p.irui iui licii,.I.
RaIincd CITY i:oin. this iGrntyiir: lag Of May IL,
The year of ouI Losi Ui lhoiis and c.h hundred ai
hsty-scvcn.
IS.l r. &. GhILIaRD Mayor.
" b. .'MITH. Clerk ~, Council. Juno
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E'IItE LOAN.
aAYoRAI.1Y OF CHARLESTON,

CITY HALL, November q. IsJG
A III. PERSONS DEsIltOijS OF REBUILDING il rsg
n Burnt Districts sud Wsste Places nj tile Civ ~,
der can Acl OF the acnrrsl Assembly giving AUTHORITY
10 tho riS Council Of Charleston 10 proceed the ma
trr OF Fire Loan. will view to ai in building lin t,
City anew hereby notified that The form or sppI
catton for ioas eau he obtained n the office Of the trl
OF Council. between the hours OF 4. II. and p NJ
All applications must brt d In the abDy nientioncu
oItce, as the Committee Will meet every Mo- lay TO cor.
sder the
lty order Of the Mayor ". Il. SMITH,
November III CLERK ot ro1,nri
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ESTIMATES N'rED.

CIR. lIuio tu,ni.I"r'S. scpiruirr n. l,;I.
SLlAi.ED PROPOSALS WILL EE RECEIVED rNTII.
- :!' !:i!! .: - 'rl.sL NJ Tor BUILDING SEVERAL.
rRllNkS at III" iii' nii SIZES given briow. Ilir a..
ilisrS will include ill~ cost ~ cSr1ra2 about
riil,c yuriS oi cLtt tc necessary flu rctprmn. Ot
li,clmchis. and gratlin- dtr fc laying OF tinnks.
TENNIS. FEET.
i.'ctn "i lrrhk ia line sir"i 40
Lc: s;h ~ lrunk ""i 'To lots Coming street
t., The it.lal ,trai 400
Length n Trunk irn,n intS Gd,,lcn street tu the
,nau 'it'uh III mcnt"nrti street. l20
Length. oi Trunk tr,m Nvlntosl,'+ Cont 10 Had.
rillir atre q Mrln. ..............
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-10-05

Rus IN UahE.-During tho preaent week aovoral
dr'immcrs, frosh. from Tho rural parts havo boon
engaged by tho largo wholesale stores on uayno
and Meeting stIoots. Thcso gcnllcnlcn have been
sssiidoiio IN ondcaruriug 10 secure trade and have
mado tho acquaintance OF the country merchants
ailu represented tho superior advantages of their
several establishments in glowing torms Uufor-
'hilutcly thoir cugorncss lod them astray und ono
OF the verdnut ones whose ignorance was rofros,
inE Gravolv introduced himsclf to prominent ,lrv
goods merchant OF this city and invited him to in
spect his stock Tho amused looks OF Ills ncibl,or
Soon convinced hinl Tint ho had put his Iuut i'm it
ana he withdrew tho invitation hc had SO cordially
extended Few minutes previous. short ac1,,aint
anee with the city will serve to rub OH the rust
VI, "e guarantee that the drummer i'll question
VIII oe more wide awake in future.
FALL AND WINTER CLoruISo.- The large cloth
ng establishment OF MIR. WIZ. MArrn1EssES, at
No. al9 King street, one door below Market street.
has been thoroughly refltled during the summer
A coat OF paint improved tho external appearance
whiic tho interior Of the store has been stocked
with eyery variety OF clothing besides the various
styles OF cloths witch are cut AMI made into gar
nients by workme" employed in the establishment.
Captain B. W. McTUREoUs, the superintendent,
has long experience in this business and his
h"Helous iriohus VIII hnu mn prepared To give
them complete outfit. Tho stock has been SO
ected with great care. aud comprises every variety
of clothing, from plan goods TO tho finest
qualities known To tho trade. Each article has
tho prico affixed, and deviation is made al lIs
goods arc sold at tho lowest market rates. Tho
stock Of boys and youths clothing il quito full,
and comprises ovcry grade. Iii addition TO the
clothing department., n largo tailoring establish
ncnt is connected with the store, and goods arc
cut and malo TO order by experienced workmon.
MIR. MArTHIrssEs hus fitted up his store with great
taste, and is prepared 10 offer Inducements to tho
public that will soon make them permanent Gus
toners. reference to tho advertisement III
another column will convince The cretlulons and
visit to No. 2ls will soon convert them aul change
tho appearance of their outer man.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-10-05
S{I'IICE.
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF OF poI1oE,

OFFICE OF THE CHIEF OF poLIoE.,
CiIAnLEsToS. y. T., May 4, 1867.
ftNuE IEuuI.AH INSPECTION OF THE LOTS AND
Il Enclosures, vaults. SS. will cntnuenco MondIJ
lts Ut nst Owners and occupants hereby required
Il, ace that their Premises III good condition
AL hlih and garbage IT. removed required by Drdt.
isan"e. Other inspections will follow.
Br order Of Mayor GtILARu
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