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Arizona miner., 1867-12-07

HE INDIANS have evidently been watching tbe movements Of General Pamcr's party on the verde While attempting to head" the Svca. omore Canon, the Indians attacked tbc party he hurilng stones from above General Or, gg' who accompanied General Palmer. sent nankiny party up the ciifl., and succeeded in driving the savagcs oif Fortunately, no person was injured A splendid gray horse belonging to General Palmer, broke away from the black boy who was leading him, during the excitement He tnmbIed down rocky wall that the party was climbing, and lodging one hundred feet below was instantly kitlcd.
 MOVEMENTS OF GENERAL PALvER.--On the lst instant, General Palmer and party lcft Camp Lincoln, eH route for the Colorado Cbiauito. The General In letter just received by Major Cal houn, says: The descent from Black or Tonto Mountain to the Verde near here (Camp Lincoln) ] consider practicable. The next question is Can we get up inc Mogolonc Range on the west side Of the valley? That will be determined to- morrow, and l have the greatest hopes Of its success" The General makes ms trip with hack mules, and will return ria Camp Lincoln to Prescott lie will then make a rapid reconnois- sancc to the Colorado river at Hardyvi!le. and aiier bis return, start for the Needles. or ,le mouth of Bill Williams Fork ria Date Creek. Of one thing the people of Central Arizona may feel assured viz that if there is a practicable route. of which we feel confident. between here and the San Francisco Mountains, Gen. Palmer will find it. He says The whole difficulty of the route is concentrated in forty miles. and we surely ough; 10 master that This is vcry cn- courging for our people, and every person who can throw a ray of light on the " forty miles or difficulty" should feel 1t to be his duty to do it now. if ever. Col Greenwood. with three fall divisions. is now in the San Francisco Mountains. One division will be sent immediately to the Verde.
 WILL LEcrrEE.-By invitation of the citizen. of Prescott. Major A. R. Calhoun q veteran of the war; now a member Of the Union Pacific Railway surveying party. will deliver lecture, on ihis Saturday, evening in tue new Court Housc. Subject, "The Future of Arizona" should the Major talk half as well as he writes. we feel certain of his doing the subject full jus tce. In answcr to the request Of our citizens, Major Calhoun replies as follows:
 PaEscorr, 4. T., Dee. 2d. Isf7.
 IT. lIcnry <. Bigclow. Levi Bashford. Geo. D. Kendall. and otbers.-Gentiemen l am in re- ceipt Of yOHr Invitation bearing this date king mc to address the citizens of Prescott at such time a- may suit my convenience" l certainly feel Battered by your confdelcc in my humblc ability tv entertain and instruct you. lt would be sheer afectation for me to offer apologies. know we can learn much rom the humblest of our associates l. will afford me pleasure to ad- dress you on the evening of the 1th inst. Sub. jcc:, Tbc Future of Arizona"
 Very respectfully yoUrs
Arizona miner., 1867-12-07

IN Alabaffra, as well as in the country par ishes of Louisiana, the white radicals scru- tiuized all the tickets presented, and when ever the names did not suit, other tickets were f1istcd on the ignorant blacks.-Er.
 That was pulling the wool over the eyes of their Ju1tau man and brother" with a ven geance
Arizona miner., 1867-12-07
NIAIsf

On November 2ist, by WI s. BAXTER, Eso, Gt Gila Bend, 4. T. Nm. GEORGE FRAME 10 Miss ELizaBETH DrNN, both Of Gla Bend, 4. T.
 Al the same tine and place, IoHS l. ToRBEs r. Mas. RoDAH GuBsETu, both of Gila Bend, AfizoGa.
 As the gentle Gila oycrGows its banks, e may thcir stream of life tc overfowcd with the many happnesses of married life.
Arizona miner., 1867-12-07

THE Tucson Arismian, which is about as big as a mans hand, talks about the Los An geles Republican " footing its tiny horn" We imagine that, if discussion could possibly arise between these two papers, the ArizO,iaa would afford the Republican about the same degree of grim qualification that fisky tomcat feels when playing with small-szed fronsC
Arizona miner., 1867-12-07

BUr1E REcoRD.-This paper, published at Oroyille, Butte county, California, has entered upon it's fifteenth volume. It is the best printed and most ably edited country news paper in California. Success 10 you, friend Crosette May your shadow never grow less, your fingers less nimble, or your pen less vigorous
Arizona miner., 1867-12-07

THoNAs A. JENcKEs, author of the Bank rupt Law, and who labored with wonderful diligence to get il through Congress, is one of the first applicants under it for relief from indebtedness.
Arizona miner., 1867-12-07

TYPE setting machines have hitherto been unable 60 ''justi(y,' or space out the lines, but supplementary invention by Charles w. Felt, of Salem Massachusetts, has rcmedied that deficiency.
Arizona miner., 1867-12-07

k q speech at Cincinnati, recently, Senator Sherman said "there would be no political trouble had it not been for the dcyiltry of Andrew Johnson Senatorial that
Arizona miner., 1867-12-07

FIRE-The roof of the new school house caught fire on Monday, but tho schoolmaster was about, the Hook and Ladder Company were around, and the ''element" had to sue curob in short order
Arizona miner., 1867-12-07

THREE of Hoes printing machines are go- ing up in the Philadelphia Ledger office. They will print the Ledger at the rate of 0,o00 copies an hour
Arizona miner., 1867-12-07

A little girl in Dubuque last week was found playing with an adder, paitingits head and scoldiRg it.
Arizona miner., 1867-12-07
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Soo,OoO SHINGLES

NOR SALE CHEAP, FOR CASH. II Apply 10 JOHNSON q ZIMMERMAN, At their Rrneh, on Indian Greek, 1-2 miles souh Of Prescott. dec1
Arizona miner., 1867-12-07

CHA BEND is coming out Two couples were married there in one day, recently Hurrah for Che " Bend
Arizona miner., 1867-12-07

CEN. SHERMAN has issued an official order announcing peace with the Kiowas, Conan chcs, Arapahoes, Cheyennes and Apaches of the Plains.
Arizona miner., 1867-12-07

THE PREss.-The San Francisco CqH does not like the custom of "toasting the press now in vogue at public mcetings .. C., wiring ing it in at the tail-cnd of the regular, stcrco typed toasts. We disagree with the Coy, and think tEe tail i~ just the place where '' the press' should come in. for the reason that. most generally, "crcdits' arc placed at the bottom of anything borrowed, and as din ncr speeches and toasts are generally learned from the press, :hc gentlemen who deliver them, without being aware of the fact credit them to the source from which they derived them.
 A DISPATCH dated Washington, November 18th, says;
 "Gencral Grant has issued a series of regu- lations prohibiting the employment of ciyi- Hans in any branch of the service where sol dicrs can be detailed also regulating the awards of contracts for army supplies, and enforcing of the utmost economy m public expenditures in the military seryice.'
 The same old story.
Arizona miner., 1867-12-07
GENERAL MERCHANDISE,
ARIZONA CITY,

The Larges and Noa Gsnerol S,ock of Goods ai he Territory, or iH dHy one Aouse
 south Qf Saa Franeisco,
Arizona miner., 1867-12-07
Comprising Everything the Country Re-
 aaircs.

All Of our goods are either imported direct or bought of direct importers. We bEy Hothing from second hands; thereby saring the san Francisco Jobbers profit, which Is ALL W. ASK TO MAKE. Live and Let Live" Is ouF motto. Our terms are CASH, EXCLUSIVELY, and, FOR cAsn, VIC are always in readiness to supply dealers, ranch eros and others, with goods, in iobbing lots, at
 Unprecedentedly Low PriceA
 GEORGE F. HOOPER & co. Arizona City November SO, 1887.
Arizona miner., 1867-12-07

New York contains yagrant and destitute children enough to form procession, in dou- be file of eight miles.
Arizona miner., 1867-12-07

PRESIDENT JoHNsoS was serenaded, re- gently, at the White House. lt is said that about five thousand persons were present. Mr. Johnson said the people cannot repeal oppressive laws or remove military despot- ism, but they have, nevertheless, sure rem edy. With an abi ling confidence m their patriotism and integrity, he was hopeful, in the end that the rod of despotism would be broken. and the heel of armed power lifted from the necks of the people, and the prin- rirlcs of a violated Constitution sustained"
Arizona miner., 1867-12-07
Prepare ye for tle Christmas Bal, For Henderson & Co.'S goods have como

--JtHtsl Yes, ladies and gents: go, right away, and have Abe-ucl and N-uel furnish yon with something picc for the holidays. They have just received, opened up and offer for sale large, splendid and costly stock of ladies and gents furnishing goods and arc ready and anxious to decorate, in the latest style, all those who think Of ''gong to de ball" Give theIn call, examine their stock, and we'll bel 100 feet in the Capital lode agaiust a cactus "tree" and native that youHl not come away without bayiag sofHuthiug
 4 FIGHr.-Our news gatheFcr says he saw as pretty a fight as Q man need wish 10 see. between two soldiers. on Thursday evening, iA front of the Montczuma. The boys stripped. and vent in " on their muscle" in gallant style Result, oac feler hollercd huff. when the argument closed under those head"
 To William Cory, Treasurer of Yavapai county announces (by advertisement in to-day's paper) his readiness 10 redeem cer- tain Jail bonds issned by the county of Yavapai Pass in the |" evidences"
Arizona miner., 1867-12-07
GEO. F. HOOPER & CO.

San Francisco and Fort Yuma. California. Arizona City Maricopa Wells. Saca- ton, Sweet Water, and Camp
 Mcdowell, Arizona
Arizona miner., 1867-12-07
X. R CALHOUN. |. r. Railway Survey.

SrAnPEDE.-N Monday nigh; last, the cattle iE the corral at Bowers Agua Frio Ranch mede one grand rush, knocked down the walls of the cor ral and star,cd. hclter skcl,er. in every direc- ton. l. was at first reported that Indians had stampodcd them. and succeeded in getting away with l50 head, but hat was not so, as ali except six have been found. In their fright. they ran over and hooked each other, and . good many of them were killed in that way. l. may have been the wori, of Indians but we rather think not, ss they certainly would have got away with some Of the cattle
Arizona miner., 1867-12-07

II7HoLEsALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
Arizona miner., 1867-12-07

hCDOWGIIl AIlLOild. IITHoLEsALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
 GENERAL MERCHANDISE, Forwarding 1Hl Commission Merchants. We wish 10 call the attention Of the public generally, and MERCHANTS, particularly, 10 our facilities for wholesaleing and Jobbing ct Low Rates.
 We keep constantly on hand, at
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-02-05
MURDER IN rEnNEssrr ;,

ms caption we find to paragraph in q recent
namDer q the New York Eoening PosG We hsya
,no,.;p e % say abont the truth OF the report:
showing nothing about it beyond what Wa b.ns
read iD Tie said paragraph. We have aaaSe naSe
as saese are murders in Tennessee as there ara IN
.hana osnss states ana especially East Tennessee
are held very cheap; Justice being thers adan1 us.s
se.ea Dy 1nr1es and judges 80 very loyal thai .hs
snootlng OF rebels is considered very yen;.; =.
fence indeed. 5s 80 - 80 80 o1- o1
Stu, we hold it unfair for respectabl. :, -
ilke the Po to minister to the bsa passions a.
ITS radical resders by manufacturing such head.
lngs Tor their paragraphs. Are the ten co1n,nana-
1nents better observed in New York2 Are 49,
never violated in Massachusetts,, or in Ohio or in
California IT So why is such fact not airn;i.r,r
announced "a as this - : Another Murder in Massa.
cnusetts, J" or another Robbery in New Yorl -
ana another Divorce in Chicago n Why not y
UoI eon1reres OF the Posi- arc such good Chrie.iana
w. snow they would not willingly violate the di.
feoesis." 80 - 80 20 03e77 No
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-02-05
1mo ". q. SMITH, Clerk .: Conncil
PUBLIC NOTICE. x FL
OFFICE OF CITY TREASrIRv

~ I
pUBLIc NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN That 4: On; TN1rR
me following, Ordinance licenses have been prepared
" s oe1i|rrs Eon1 t1s oihce. S. THOMAS,
City Treasurer.
SEC / BE Il Ordained by the .unyor and Aider,ne, i,
tg Cou"c1t csSembte That for, 'and tho first ,ay
ana wagons, used for private domestic Darposes in
Tue same manner and acuCIIi the same provisions
now OF 1orce IN relation to cars day. wagons
o1aven TOE hire, except giving boats, And e.ch such
curt Gray OF wagon shall L3 rov;tsd with badge con.
tanning the number thereof, and marked I1te to -.
placed on the outside tho stu1t. ','' - - - -
SEQ. 2. No person shall
surety to any bond under tic Ordinance conc.rn1r IL
censes for carts, draJs. other corrare. nm
less he or she be q f-echolGGr - -
SEC. g. The follow ns shall bereaer he tbo ,etce for
licenses 1or pu5c and private CARTS draws yurons ~.
inSud1ne the horses mules thereon which shall
be free from other taxation: -~- ''---
PUBLIC CARTS DHAYs, ETC Or THOSE EMp1nvFo -, ~
BUSINESS WHATEVER, FOR HIRE DIRECT OR 1SD1srcr :
every cart dray or wagon, drawn by one horse or
mules $50. - w o1aes VI
Eor every hack and carriage with two wheels, $40
with two horses $50 'A- on'o'4s''
For every stage omnibus Except line omnibns,
drawn by four horses, S6u NN0''
tor every truck drawn by two or mora horses or ,,o,
$50. | = ~ = -1oA 5' 10 ses oi III III ules'
Fer esory express wagon drawn by two or more horses
DREAD CARTS AND PRIVATE CARTS np.-s r-rc
for every broad cart wagon, :5. 57-- Nh
every cart dray or wagon, used for private or do
= purposes m aud not to be employed trans
potung OF goods, wares, merchandise, lumber or any
otasr commodity for compensation either directly or
indirectly for the same shall pay for license The s1;In
3d. exclusive OF the horse or mule I., -s75~N -
Rntided in City Council, this 10th day of Jannay-v
H. ~ tne year OF our Lord thousand eight hun
dred and sixtysix. - -
T. C. GAILLARD Mayor
S2nuary ". a. SMITH Clerk Of Co,,ncil
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-02-05

/. @ : { . o 3 : Il
Extract from Ordinance Ratified Norember eon, 1906
SEC, 5 No cloth awning shall be put man
ner ss 10 ooeMuct loot passengers aud no
sha be erected otherwise than thirteen feet nom the
face OF the ground or foot pavement - y
9.soer penalty of Twenty Dollars each and every
Gay Whale any such ming nxed or form
% otherwise than az herein directed shall So rsnai
Sec g. Eoperson persons whoeoeyer shall fnr tbA
papose OF exposing any goods, commodities or other
arnces Tor sae, place. or be pac ed any such
OF other articles whatsoever or any
ane bench board, boz, other sppendage in any
street lane, alley, public thoroughiare or any FOOT
Rayement within the City. under penalty Of twenty
uos ios each and every such offence and for and
such offence is committed: Provided hoerer That Ve1
due Mrsers shall be permitted expose before their
sores sueh goods ano commodities they sell at pubic
auction but not to take up room than the nt ~
feet beyond the SINE. 72' ~G>>'--Se ~ aa SaA
akc. Z No person or persons whatsoever shall suffer
ot any or any other matter or thing to m
het or tnem belonging consigned, loy or stand for
longer space than four hours any street. lane allay
or public thoronghfare within the City under penaltv
OF Two Dollars with COSTS for every hour thnt any sc6
arucie or thing shall lay stand beyond the above
menaoned time; eseepng, materials for building in re
e. namely: When any person persons aha erect Nv
repair any house other building upon anv street
hs9 or open court within the city. he she or thew
HAL MAKE application for the use OF 80 much nf ~
lot sncS bndinR Is q e1sesa the front Of the
~ man 1 eet into the streets which space such per
fnce ct least six feet hg in order to denosit ~
tae requisite materials for building and repairino.
M suca aence together with the remaining material he
sne or they shall remove soon as The work be snsb
ea os wnonever the Mayor aha reoure il on najn ~
lot1e1anK TWO Dollars every hour that such faca ~
pain sao of saS SaSn atrward remain unremoved and
tne,r sxpense by the City authorities. 80 -
49, a N y
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-02-05
AN oEp1SANcE TO ESTABLISH rnE OFFICE OF cu1,1sE

AN oEDrSANcE ESTABLISH TIE OFFICE OF CHIMNEY
"' CoSTEAcruHs.
Be it ordained 1y Mayor and aiermcn in c;,v con
ctt assembled That from .I.u passnee of this Or
dnancc there be annually elected two contractors
city. taking in Wards Nos. ana 4; and tho sccond
g. Each OF contractors shall give bond to tho cit
Council In the penal of Thousand dollars with
OF their duty. ~. hN'' holoi -
SEC. All and every person occupying building with
d in sa x @ is
tactoes 70 VISIT inspect and to be swept the said
cnuney or chlInncys once in month he she or
they for such sweeping hereinafter prescrbcd the
ices; and N case shall oppose prevent the
sweeping OF any chimney before directed hc she or
they making such opposition conviction before
INC Mayor, shall he fined in exceeding atty
SEC 3. If tho Contractor for sweeping shall noplect
ls duty IN not causing the said chimney swept
perfectly neat aud clean, leaving any chimney which
ought to be swept u,lswept month"; as hereinbc
,9re rected sad Contractor information before the
sayer OF such neglect SHALL conviction thereof be
hned SUM not exceeding fifty dollars provided said
s2ld ch1tnncy; then tho 6uc may be inflicted on tho oc
cupant or owner or the house.
SEC f. Said Colractor shall give notice in public print
OF Inc ule and hour the chimney chiuers or arc
to be swept Which notice sha given at least two ays
and convenient hour aud such Contractors sa pesn
each M Office entitled .Swecp Oce centrally locat-
diacy accommodated with ons thereafter as
s. In all cases Of neglect of the said
not herein provided for thereon before the
Mayor SUCH Contractor shall DO fined any sum not
e1ceeng ntty dolars aDdlhat sweep boy sweeping
or offering to sweep ehusys in this city. unless licensed
~ me contractor shall be ined In exceeding
i've dola.s to be recovered in tho Mayors Court
srC g. Tho following fees shall allowed for sweep
SEQ = Houses which have cmn.vs t9u een s'e
cite coal is burnt exclusively not he rsuursd 10 he
swSps enx & at tho the oEtion OF the owner occupant
Fepngnant hsrsto be and the hereby rcpen ed
IT, 81 year OF our Lord eight hundred and
s'1sy,a,1: X - PC. ALLARD. Mayor.
". n
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-02-05
R { w A r D S..

ENWHNTf.FIvE DOLLARS REWARD
wau % paid for the recovery and s25 additional for
"A AM IN s. - James a0oae Greek Perish Said Mule is
ecar across bus wethers cut by chain also fs,T
scars on thighs near the root Of the tamore on the
fagn thsa on the LEFT thigh Apply ut THIS OFFICE.
HcoHuA&J u!os stuth3
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-02-05
F O r SALE,

FOR SALE, THAT TWO AND A HALF
- STORY WOODEN HOUSE known as No South
street, near Americo, containing four sounre rooms
oasements &C. Tho Lot il high and dry and the butld-
ing new, and in complete order. On the premises la
good cistern and well Of water. .~ =
for terms &C., ap ~ to B. A. & J. f. EARLY
.anunfy = tuth No. Is Boyce's Wharf.
SEA ISLAND LANDS FOR SALE OR RENT.
~ AL those several TRACTS OF LAND In st. Androw's
Parish, known The lands OF the eststes OF Tor.s
Odingsen Elliott and Col William Cattel Esosthe for
mer comprising 'Ladson's'' 800 acres .Sander.s Tno
acroa a.1jonln9 and 'Aidd1etons Swamp Settle
ent above, SSS acres in parts per plas 42 and
~ acres-be1ng formerly cultivated in sand cotton
t'WlLLAa1SoN's'' or 'EaPS' TRACT, o. acres. con.
Meeting upper and lower tracts in all 2424 acres princ
pally resurveyed in 1861. N7"- --"
COL. B. CATTEL's, LATE cI.AUssENs ..Rr-rpEAn
lloo acres, surrounded nearly by Elliott
lands This tract contains Brick Mansion wanting III
TIC repair with ak (6 rooms pantry &c sir f6l neoro
houses barn $50 by 100 to 100 feet ktcken stable
corn house, &c, &c. and 70 live oals TIE
whole or part of tue property sold or rented for
cultivation. Both these plantations have produeed fnr
quality sea Island cotton, and Known to be GOOD
auanty cotton lands by former culyators ana otera
Ihe titles OF former lands 1885; since in sae far
ana nave been long rested: the cleared land having
Jhere 10 Large body of Wood particularly Whifs md RG
Osz to rauove which will give employment for yars -
purchaser Tho latter has l6O acres Oman ian n
vated IN cotton and the cereals &C. within yo ye,ra
te Wnoie Deing very nne range cattle situated nj
me beEG OF the Bear Swamp above i'll ii to 16
miles foln tho Bridge Ferry or is miles by Be,s Fer
from charleston Court House. and within miles of the
savannah and Charleston Railroad, -- .'-O
Apply to n NJ PORTER
No 143 Calhoun street,
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-02-05
TE,AS

IaAT Iaa![ WE SELL ARE IMPORTED DIRECT BYws
GMN INV CO. and pass through no other hands en-
ao1ng US not only to WARRANT THRM As pTFE Nm
UNADULIERATED but ssn at tho Soiiowne n,jces 1s
FINE voIrT9 80 co.
FINEsT GmSp01HEr:- L 80 to Is.
FINEST GNpTpr"I as.
,rNp1 .
ENS:I Ie1 pIW. 6HEAkFAST..- 2 IS.
CHOITEcr ~ AoA 50t
CH01SE osTnrH O0;
70, Iaao Loi,n' I Observation-Disclosures. 6Oj
ornN+v . q S9ppy o. cheaper grados-a good
per pound. -o>@1'S-n' - -n' a.1As]~a se Se ~
Ju't Tsesved, new supply OF OLD JAVA COFFEE
NJ 5AnCnfD, oOc: GROUND, 52c.; OLD RIO 3Sc
EIpcr ~ COFFEE we represent te BIO OF the
~ QUALITY parchcd by with great caro- triai
VI .nese conecs Green Parched and Ground win con-
vince the consumer On that point
GENUINE MOCHA AND IAGUAYRA
me Filing OF ORDERS personally attsnded to by
one OF the Managers. Goods delivered a All narta ~
city FREE OF CHARGE - - pOsn " t1i'
Tucsday. 3mo -. rn,s. n..vs on
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-02-05
AN ORDINANCE

TO ESTABLISH THE OFFICE CHIMNEY CONTRACTOR
OFFICE CLERK OF COUNClI.)
Jalu Try 81 1867. (
IENEE CITY COUNCIL HAVING ELECTED MR. ]. E..
4 RoUH1u-LAT Chimney Contractor for the Upper
Wards. aud Mr. n. NIXON for the Lower Wards they
viii enter upon the duties of their Office tho 1st OF
February inst, and for tie Sc---a information OF tho
public the following ordi ice Is publshed:
w. II. SMITH, Clerk of Council.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-02-05
EDU CATI0 MAT.
HOMIE sCuT,nTro---.-

-. HOME SCHOOL, FOR BOYs: ---T--- 4
yIHE EXERCISES OF THUS INSTITUTIONS wrr On
~ resumed on the SECOND MONDAY IN SHpTro1 r DT
BER and continue ten montha. Tho nnmbar Of nn,,as
Is limited to twelve. ~ -'''1 - PuPAas
The Principa, Is graduate In honors ), canbrd.,,a
"a ana a. h1s ad more than twenty experience
T@ d and Thorough instruction WIN be given In the
with complete eourse OF Enesh stndess
ing. 5T1T - s-1' A -1'>OoA-neep'
Pupils viii be treated IN all respects ss members -.
Iamiy and VIII receive the undivided cere and ntta
dies. - '1tur Icy VARIOUS STU
the Fsenly Of the South Carolina Un
Tory t. nna % Present and former pstrona. M
eetIas and further particulars address t,e nnd.
-colu1nnta. August, 1866. stuth An.;ast a; n
- S1esaaT SCHOOLS NIGHT sCHooI, !, -N1aHT
5,r SCHOOLS .5 - Z
EF53f COMMERCIAL. RoFnnr
CCO4NER BR0ADsAND sCHURCE 0.vpp.n,
.4I1 WRITING MERGANTnE ~ =. ~ ~
I J.,,,,,rv x ! From ''e Z TO 8 EVERY NraaHr.
-- -. -. !, y, Mksg. CARF1Or T7
AVnNG RETURNED TO THE CTfv <,,p,,,,., =,
1rnI t as Iescher OF tho Piano md YncsJ ME-;
APpsy as NO; " WENTWoRTE sTREEE -! "nalo'
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-02-05
FIRST-CLASS GROCERIES.
CHOICE FAMILY GROCERIES.
AND IMPORTERS OF
FINE WINES, BRANDIBS, TEAS, ETC.,
No. 259 KING-ST.,
OPPOSITE EIAsEL.
CARD.

MR EvERT E. BEDFORp. THE Hy.rxopp -,
~, ~ The H = ABOVE EsTABLIsHMEEx. returns many
a. 70 sns customers and patrons for their liberal
swssa & ex tbe be during a tho past and
and Is we offer for salo the first ouaIitv A. al S -,
thnt VINES TEAS. etc. We natter Ourselves
to all - 60 SeoeiSA Sasasiacoon
tho n" ESQ., having been engaged to aaaat ia
NJ would be pleased to his tr;ends n
no no 10y assuring them that all goods purchsned ara
WARRANTED AS REPRESENTED *e efe