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limited STATES MAILS.
MISSISSIPPI.

MISSISSIPPI.
Posr 0YFIcE DEPARTMENT,
wAsHIEGros, October 3, 1857.
Proposals will bs received at the Contract Once OF
this Department until o'clock p. m. OF November
2lst nex to be decided the next day for the carry.
sg The malls q the United States from February s.
Route No. 70ss-Hrom Brookhaysn, By Caseyviile,
Union Church, Faystte, and Church Hill, 70 Nat.
ohsr % miles and back, twice week.
Leave Broothsvsn Wednesday and Saturday At Q
Arrive at Watcher nsxt days BY 8pm.
Leave hatcher Monday and Thursday At Ga m;
Arrive ct Brookhaysn next days By 6p.m m.
The accepted bidder will be required to take the
oath commonly known a. the test oath, and to exc.
cute contracts In the form and manner prescribed By
law and the regulations Of the Department
For further and fuller particulars to the eondi-
tions TO be Incorporated into contracts, and Of the
liabilities Of bidders reference 10 made 70 the pam
phlet advertisement dated October ST. 1885, Inviting
proposals for carrying the mails Of tbs United States
In the State Of Mississippi which can be found at the
principal post ofnoss.
Service may commence January l, 1903. II the ".
ceptsd bidder desires.
Proposals must be sealed, subscribed " Mail Pro-
posals, kouts No. 70ss State Of Aissssppi - and sd
dressed to the Second Assistant Postmaster Gen.
sral, Contract ores.''
ALEX. W. RANDALL,
nol-d Postmaster General.
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sr Know Thy Destiny.-Madams E. r
THossroH, the great Astrolo gist ClairyoyAn
and Psyehomstrieisn, who has astonishsd the seisn
side elassss Of the Old World has now located her.
,slf at Hudson, n. Y. Madam THoRsros Possesses
sueh wonderful powers Of second sight, a. 10 enable
her to impsrt knowledge Of the greatest Importance
to the single or married Of either ssx. Wills In
1Ate OF trance, she dslineass ths very features o
the person you are to marry, and BY the aid Of an
instruusnt Of intsnss power. known A. the Psyeh.
omotrops, guarantees to produce life like picture
Of the future husband or wife Of the applicant, 10.
gs'her with date Of marriage position In life, lead
Ing traits Of character, dc. This is no humbug, -
thousands oftestimonisls can assert She will send,
when desired, certified certificate, or written guar.
Sn'ee, that the picture is what It puIports to be.
Byoneosihs small lock Of hair, and stating place
Of birth, age. disposition and complexion, and On.
s!osius tny cents snd stamped envelope addressed
to yourself, you will receive the picture and desired
Information BY return mail. All Communication,
saeredly souhdsntial. Address, in confidence, MAD.
.AE g. y. THORNTON. p. o. Boz 22s, Hudson, H.Y.
nhls-dSwly
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U.,s th. ho.S...- uViiAs r., euoie yLd u dry
names are signed. his nam. and pd sdtrss,s .ss'
s, The bosdsnsa must be citizen. Of the United
s.s ssss and the bidder to send duplicate. Of his
eopiss Of this Advertisement 10 the updersigned
Thers @ nay be separate proposals made In til, form
for one item without bidding for ali The Item in
slas. VIII be rejected. The Government res,Tyss
nshi oi rejecting any or all bids aud for all Gov.
for doing work he viii ts hsld aesouaa5ls until he
mAenAa are used up In the work, and the work
aeesPtsd and the Government a'so reserves tho
amounts Of the materials at lis option, to sutt co
unseheiss that may arise either In p ans constTuc
VOC, o. appropriations Of Congress, BY giving the
contractor due notice Of the change.
DIVISION VII
TIL. pat Of the improvement Of Buffalo HArbor
feet wids from Il feet water In the lake TO IA fr,t
wsr Ia bunalo creek, at site about ~ IN les .outh
below the low water stage This division, bowsrsr
cont ngsnt and requires further action Of
IN references 70 an appropriation for ths fullest i'm
being put under contract. Nsysrtheless, A mInnts
survey and estimate having bssa made for Il Eena
rats proposals are invited for furnishing the mate.
nAis and doing the work in this division VIII ch ia
divided into sections A, b, C. ~
Section A-ffom lake shore line TO IA feet wat,r in
me Aks must have two Pisrs one 05s Aua thy other
lIvvV ieei loug, ~ feet wide, ieet above water
which 10 proposed to build upon the plan now In
suesessful execution at Cleveland, called the close
pile pier, designed BY General Cram, and which
he survey shows TO be we'll adapted to the site at
ton;
$50 white oak round piles, not less than inches
In diAmstsr At middle, IS feet long.
lto water sills Okla In length Is. &c aud 80 feet
Amounting to 1850 running feet,
running feet
aose ida, end aud cross timbsrs, l9xI2 In usths
Of ls 10 - feet, l7Jrunning feet.
corner braces sEs, 0 feet long-l0S running feet
ase loisss. 2Ii2, 10 feet long-2i79O feet, board
isoo plank', aIi2 20 feet IOpg-7S,O 900 feel, board
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

ss- The Healing Pool-An Essay for
Young Men on the Crime OF Solitude, and the Dis.
Eases and Abuses which create imp .diments to
MARRIAGE, with sure means Of relief Sent in
'aled letter envelopes, free Of charge Address DR.
J. sEILLlN HoU0HToN, Howard Association
Phlladsiphia, Pa, ss77.sm
AZ Free To Everybody.-A large PIP.
CirsulAr, giving iporm.,iou of the greatest
snee to the young OF both sexes.
lttesehss how the homsly may become beautiful
the dsspised respected, and the forsakan loved.
No young lady or gentleman should fail to send
their Address, and receive copy post. paid, BY rs.
tnrb mall Address p. o. Drawer, q,
mhls-dAwly TrsvHy
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II UN FOR A LII

Pull Instructions by which any person, male or
female can master the great art Of by
after becoming sxpsrts Themselves can teach Others
thereby making u source Of income Fall instruo.
lions sent BY mail for 90 cents satsfaetoa guAIan.
tssd.
Addrsas ?. Q prawsr q. Troy. \. 7
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WAsHINGTON IRON WORKS
GRAY a NOYRg

UKAY NOYES,
FOUNDERS hACHINIsTs, AND BOILER. .MAKBRs,
Corner OF Maine avsnus and Third street,
hAnufAeturers Of Improved Stationary and Port
able Steam Engines OF any required power; Saw and
arst Mills also, Of Architectural Iron Work orst.
ings, Raiass, Forgnss, Iron and Bras Castings Of
all descriptions.
This increased facilities Of our new and extensive
sstsbshmsnt enables Us 10 ofsr those having ordsrs
to make In our line superior eass Of WORK on the
most favorable tsrms.
water wheel aule.Sm
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DROPOSALS FOR WOOD FOR 1865.

pDPor QUAErERNAsTER's oPTIcE)
o. - sAS ANTONIO, TEXAS, Sept. |, 1857. I
sealed Proposals, which must be made in tri oil. .
cate, will be received at this once until IL clock
soon on MONDAY, the ID day OF December next, foi
InrG'Shlng the Quartermsster's Department with
-tch good merchantAbls Hard Wo0d as may be re- ..
InIred AZ the following places during the year 1855
sAn Antonio Austin,
tOtt nge, Fort Clark,
Fort Davis PORT stoekion
Camp Hudson, SeguIp
waco Camp Verde,
20 AasOb, Fort BslknAp,
Buffalo SPRING. Sherman
meAthertord, LAmpasAs,
Fort CbadbOuTne or vicinity
peNNery TO be made at tueh time and In sueh u An.
"Hss during the year the officer " the QuaTteT.
matters Department on duty at the place Of Is.
fNs, may Designate the Wood 10 be subject 10 his
eepaFAte bids are invited for each po.t .nd tbs
Pfe pr cora inT each place must be clearly statsd
sau d unltss the responsibility Of the biddef
so'HSI"lse satisfactorily made known at this once
a'n ~ S.SSoPAn'ed 6y guaranty of at least two
clerk Of cOuIt Of TeCOrdD that tha bIbJar I 80, -,
Ptlehl 10 carry out the contract II Aw.TdaI 10 Mr.
und that he will give the Tequt ed b nds tbs,stn,,
and each bidder will tt- . his place Of TeNdsneo
SAusselory evidence OI The loyalty Of each suecsss
ul bidder, and the solVsnoy Of the psrTons oSsrsd
as securtywill be TeqIiTed. NA'1
The bids Will bs oPsntd on the day aud hour h.rs
inbefore named, aud bidders have tho pTiyiIs1. a,
being present at the opening.
The right 10 reserved TO reject all bids II un,A.
net eoRform to the requirements OF this adysrtiss.
mSnt.
Proposals to be plainly indorssd. Proposals. for
WOOD and addressed to the undersignsd at this
place. j. q. o. LEE,
Brevst Lieut.. Col. aud A. o N, q. g. Army.
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GROCERIES.

RU s s E LII BAR
DEALERN
FiNB FAMILY RoCERIRs
No. 490 Hlnth street, near D,
apS.d WASHINGTON. o. U.
NEW COOPERATIVE STORE, 4s7
\ NINTH STREET, BETWEEN AND 3 -Best
famlly Groceries at lowest rates. Choice Butter
Lard Eggs, Hams, A No l MAeksrel, Golden Syrup
ana ana holAsses, weleh's Flour, New Buekwheat and
hraham Flour Just received. Apples, Cranberries
and other fruits always on hand.
TreAhuTer will be at the store at all bour, of tha
DAY to receive subscriptions for stock
SHARES $40 EACH oeSO. sm
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RAILROADS.

IN H h 0 u @ II LIN n BETWEEN
L yosa yWoassaaiHaros. PHILADELPHIA Asp Hsv
r =: IN fs.s
ioi I'M iCSs. .,,s... 4, ~, .A,... = .,.r. 49,. -.
yoR PHILADELPHIA, .....
Leave daily tsxsspt sunday) h T.D .. n and iais
hd 40 and pm.
Lsays for Few York and Phiiadslphia d 700 ,.
a.spiss ears for New rort On 100 .. N. ,s.i.
Through tiststs 10 Phiiadsiphia, New Yort or Bo..
tcn can Be had a. the Station once At all hours in
Bee Beinners and Ohio railroad slvsr.i.s-sa,
for schedule between Washinston, Baitinors, An :
sspoiis, ass the West IL WILsoa,
Master Of rransportaiion.
L, \. O0LH,
General Ticket Aesit
GEO. O. KooHfI,
Agent, washingtos.
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+ L n A N CIAL.g a

AT O OK E / @ o.,
BIEx.as. ,I
r.f .N rsH H.'. s. %.
rIyTxHNTH srRRsT, opposite TIE TRElsuRY,
buy and sell h currsa, srtst rates, and keep 20 -
sssstly On hasd fall supply Of
GOVERNMENT Bosps.
srvrs.rHrarrp.
COMPOUND INTEREST MOTIFS.
Orders for Stocks, Bonds, &e .r.su,.d, and oOl.s.
tons made on all sses.sibis points.
EIRsT NATIONAL BANK
wAsHIsaTos.
I'D. cooKr, tof Jay Cooke = cO.,) Pr.,id,sL
". g. HuxrIssros, Cashier.
GOVERNMENT DEPOSITORY
FINANCIAL AGENT OF THE UNITED srArss
l6rH srasEr. OPPOSITE TEE razAsusr prrAsrurxr.
oovsrnnspt securities with Treasurer Un,sd Slater.
A~ONE MILLION DOLLARs.1a
We buy and sell all sis..s. of GOVERNMENT
SECURITIES at eurrsnt market rates.
FURNISH RxCHAsoR and make Collection, on
ALL THE PRINCIPAL oITIEs OF THE UNITED
STATES.
Wei purchase Government Vouchers on III. MOST
FAVORABLE TERMS, and siro CAREFUL AND P.oprr
ArrrSrIos TO
ACCOUNTS OF BUsrsKss MEN AND yIRMs,
and to any other business entrusted 10 us.
FULL INFORMATION in regard 10 GOVERNMENT
LOANS At all times ehssrfuiiy furnished.
rs. HUNTINGTON, Cashier.
WAsHnoros, arch %, 1885. NH Il l.dH
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VIRGINIA FLOUR DEPOT.

The underaigned beg leave 10 inform their eus.'
Si.n the sd coSnSSlSu on SSi u%S;.,l Ass they have
No. o. LOUISIANA AVENUE,
BETWEEN hMrH AND TRHrH BTRHkTa
wheie they are constantly receiving large oonsiEn-
mshn sl 81 fLoUh And all Finds Of 0ouatIy Produce,
nols terms We respectfully solicit q call from all
those dealing In FLOUR, as we think We are In q
position to offer them batter advantages than can bo
offered them elsewhere In the DiSiriei.
oe25'fr, m.wlm RNdLIsH 4 co,
The national Republican., 1867-11-20

GENTLEMEN DESTROYS OF HAV.
~ Ing their Goats, Pants, and Vests Secured and
hsPA,ted so Us to appear as good az new, would do
"'' ny eGlllRgA b. MAGRUDRR's
.,,n Securing nd Repairing Depot,
g - Tenth street, few doors above Penn, avenue
aIS1.mD'HAND CLOTHING BOUGHT AND SOLD
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DHILADELPHIA, WILMINGTON,
AND uALrTn0R1 RArLRoAb.
fInI fADLE.
connsssias koHpLr. Apri ie,a. isss.
rrsias fof Baltmors and w hins,es isavs Phils.
'slphis ~ follovsi
m n. slgrs. pes'ys u.ss':S n.Ss
Way Nail Traits for BALM n IRE 81 ais q n.
rkAlHs IRON BALTIkokE TO PHILADELPHIA.
s.Prss,i !; 10 ?. n Hxprsss; es p. n. nrPrsss
81 p. n, Impress,
sUHDAT TRAIT
Lssys Phiiadslphia for Baltmors and Washtnstoa
81 t.1s O. n and II. 90 .. o.
Leave Bslfmors for fhiiadsiphiA o. SIS p N.
Lsays Baltimore for New York al SIS ,. n.
milo H.B KINNEY, supsrfntsndsnt
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1867 ,,,,,gIRis1. GREAT ro,-, 1897
@"rGHsosIIWisr. soUTs. AVS 4Sp sotfRSh
81
SPRING sCHIDULB.

On ssd ansr NAY i4th. 1857, trsias will run ..
followsi
n.stos....L g = m. Bsitimsrs.....i 10 m.
.....A 30 .. m. Z" see. ZOO"
rHE d6RiiiHT boUBts TRACK RoUfs. r
with ELk0AHr 8CENERY, Palace state room, day
and night Cars, with modern improvsmsnts, and
saying from four 70 twelve hours In time over any
other route: Two hundred miles saved 70 Western
and Central New York. " -
rHRKE DAILY TRAINS TO THE WEST.
TWO DAILY TRAINS TO THE NORTH.
Throush from Baltimore 10 ROCHESTER, and
PITTSBURGH without change
Passengers By this routs from Baltimore have the
POTS, and no FRRRIEb
Tickets by this route can be procured at the once
sornsr Of sixth street and PsnnsylvAniA aysnus,
undsrhationM Hotel where reliable Information viii
be given n all umss.
Passengers procuring teksts st this onss, ssn -.
eurs Accommodations IN Sleeping Cars for Himira or
PittsburGh- W. J. ARNOLD, Ticket Agent,
Corner sixth st. and Penn. avenue,
wAshington, d. Q.
I'd: q YOUNG, General Passenger Agent.
deS-1y Daltmofe Nd
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pALTlMORE AND OHIO Rail.
- ROAD.
WAsHIIeroI, Jan. 9, lee7-Aoon.
Trains between WARRINGTON and BALTInoRR
snd WAsHIsaTos AHD rHI wRsT. sr. now ruB
- follows, visi
FOR BALTIaoRl
Leave daily, except sunday, st 100, Tts ssd u Is
p. m, and 400, 80, and stt p. N.
FOR ALL WAY srATIOHs.
Leave dsiiy, except Sunday, LL 90 = N. sad 90
FOR WAY STATIONS SOUTH OF ANNAPOLIS
JuscTIoH.
Leave ~ IS Aad : =. u. And 81 90 and 80
N. daily, sxssp, sunday.
ToE ABHAPoLIs
Leave t 7. 90 and and l. 30 .. n No train TO or
from Annapolis on Sunday.
on SUNDAY.
FOR BALTIMORE
Leave All. % an. and $50 and % p. N
FOR WAY sTATIona
Leave at 7.4s g. IN. and 4. 90 and g. p. N.
ron ALL PARTS OF THE wIsr.
Lssy. daily. except Sunday, 81 I.ts .. N. AHd $50
On sunday. at $50 and g. IS p. N. only, .o.s..,,as
q Relay Station with trains from Baltimore towhssi
Through tioksts 10 tas West can be had at the
Warrington Station Ticket onss st all hours in the
fsr New Yorh, Phii.d.lPAis, and Boston. -. I'd.
vsrsissnsat Of f"fhrough Llns.
J. L. WILSON.
Master Of rransportstioa.
L. n. COLI
General Ticket Agent
GEO. Q. K00Hfx,
General Agent, Washing gtcn.
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OWEN HOUSES. ". own.

1cEoral }. Clancy Jones, Reading, Pa; T. II.
Wslsa, Ill A. D Hurlbut, Philadelphia, Pa. J. L.
Palmer. W, h. wbimister, New York ". d. II.
CAief, Phlladslphia, Pa George Boyd, Tenn. N.
tEsklsl, Philadelphia; William Mueller, Pa. J.
francis Nelson, 81 Louis, Mo.
The national Republican., 1867-11-20

III En- hOlEL-u. ID. DfEk
VIA; CayAnAush and Charles Lsnig.n, Martins.
tgrs, Va Ed. ksnnert and WIN. oswAld Dundas,
city A O. Sinclair and Z. D. Davis, New York; 8.
LLIl., lis. Oliver shaw, Cumberland; c. Ham
mosd. Nd. J. C. Griffith, Texas; James Temple,
IA wm. II. Watson, N. j.; o. @ Ladd, lowell,
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DlVIsIONV.
nhsARwArER TO IsPhoy. iHH EIIsrISo HARBoR Al

TO AyYsRD REYuaE.
.,Ias, h 70 BE- 400 tsst long 70 stand in
below low stage Is n feet to consist Of cribs 90 fsst
long placed end TO end, made Of square tmbsrs Ths
ter Of llOohs, 10 the srbs shall be IS feet al The
low water surface and thence the faces Of the super
stustuIs to rise vertically feet above said surface
to SO feet Assording 70 the depths which they Srs
TO sand, the whole work 70 be nllsd with Tlbbls
stones up to bottom Of top tinbsA AAd planksd over
,on.,, ne sres eshy In Number will require for hsir
IT, go side cross and bns, tlmbsr., lasla. o,
lengths rom II to 80 feat amounting 10 {ss sfs e.
.sonas a ~ nTSs IIs e. lengths is9< to 80 feet
oco bolton eros. tis. ioria isag,h. s,i to sss.
100 bottom cross ties, l0xl2. lengths Sllx To s54.
feet amounting to b,4l6If
J, 100 cross bottom timbsrs. sIlo, lengths slH 10
96Z feet-5e.T .T67 running feet
go Tie braces, oxs, all le feet lonR-lloaOrk
1924 baton boards, lxl2 feet ions-i2s ies feet
b. m.
is2t clamp and lsysllias pissss. 2ris, lengths Il
sss ssantlins, SE', lengths II to II fst-5OsO feet
b. m.
The The IuPsr.t, astuIs sbOvs said low stage will re.
800 sids end, and tie tmbsr', I2El2, lengths 10 10
80 iset-os,s2 running feet
10 corner braces, 6IB, all feet long-ll4Tf
2ttO JOists, sIi1 ali 10 fee, Ioag-73 900 fs.t m
,,se sSSs covering PlAnhs, AHA, all 10 feet long
isl lets fest b. m.
long, for cribs aud dsupsrstruetuTe-0T0oe oe2 lbs
o-ineh wrought spikes, b.l0 0diametef-lS,4sl lbs
100 sut nails, 100 lbs
tuTe. ''''' anu 'uP'''"ue'
THIS division the lsagths Of timber 10 fsst and
under amount - 2297 OsO fset b m sbo,s n 10 IN
elude feet, 500 2sl feet m aboy. "a Ia insinss
50 feet, $500, ,lSt feet b. m
This division cannot be sxseutsd until farther AM
propriaiions By Congress for this hsIbor. ~
DIVISION vi
~ hulRlEos TO "AhII lllAKWIfllr
Ihis part Of he tmproVsnsnt sOasis,sin removing
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John II. Phillip, r. A. Rennoe, r. Il. Ghfhth, W.
Thompson, E b. Prettyman, Nd. h. Howson, Z
DssehAmps, Henry stoner, J. G. willis, Samuel p.
hg'1s. s,.0s Bsi,Inn,s. & fng Rnss1s aoI., LGS
Gen, Samuel ?. Carey, J.. W. Caldwell, y. O. Cary,
I'.relonau Ohio
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-10-11

iHE bosToN traveller SAYS The cranberry
crop ot Massachusetts the present yelr il NOW
about hall picked aud II Iroinises to be the
largest Yield cyor known III this pant Of the coun
try ;'everai meadow5 have Just reached 4 ,t,,.
ot maturity ANA the crops on some Of them ale
ten times a. large as last wear. Everywhere III
the Eastern part oi ihe state as TN ~ heard from
the crops are .aTger than any previous wear ex-
cept in iiarwich. where the worns have Gone
considerable damage, ana the clop will be light
Cranber!es Ale now selling for from 81 tc S.
per bushel and the market is dull. The prices
tins FAN will probably range from Is to % ger
bar1el.
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THE MACON tGA.) TELEGRAPH, or Sunday the 9th,
publishes the following: I'VE commend to our read
ers the following letter from highly intelligent
and upright merchant of Savannah. 1t is to mis-
interest to have cotton iow in and put upon the
market, but he would rather be night than make
money, and is willing to tell the truth even to his
hurt We fully agree with him that the present
price OF cotton in our deprecated currency is 20
compensation to the planter, MOI is it warranted
by the state Of the market abroad: ''5AvANNAa
October 4, 1S67.-Eiitors Telegraph The planter
and others interested n the cotton trade are e7-
IDENTIFY exercised in mind IS to what course + 3ur-
sue in reference to the disposition OF this .npor.
tant article, cotton. With decline in Liverpool
OF about one penny, buyers IN this market are de-
manding decline Of about FIVE cents pound
which has, in many instances, been conceded
whether wisely or not, remains to be seen. Al
present, however, the margin between this.place
and New York is certainly too great to be submit
ted to. Gable advices, II A. NJ, received this dav,
quote middling upands at Sid, equal to II cents
in sterling, which is now worth 55 to 60 per cent.
currency, and will cost a to cents to be carried
to Liverpool and sold. With this statement, and
on basis that the prize goes no lower In Liver
pool wo1ld it not be well for ali concerned TO
pause before they sell at the current tsce of the
gay e Yours, respectfully, -
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-10-11

TIE WINCHESTER, Va News SAYS: We have
heard oi sharp trick OF a couple Of Northern men
IN this county 1t appears that Northern man
No vent TO arespectabe farmer and barsained
for his farm, finally promising to pay 50, 900 for
It, Shortly after Northern man 10. . came along
and offered $4,000 tor the same property. The
Farmer unsuspectng the ruse Geni to Northern
man No. to get released from the IS 900 sale
which he finally accomplished By paying $1,000
as retraet money. Upon looking tor the .l20O
it had ned. There - no doubt bat that both
we're playing into each Other hands. and divided
tne' 81 600 between them lolerably sharp prae
tlce thai
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-10-11

The Ashville IN. c. News says: "One of. the
most infamous and vindtctive cases of vandalism
We have heard OF lately occurred at Wsynesville
one night last week. 1t appears that the Union
League had been holding their midnight orgies III
the Methodist Church of that village-although
the property belonged to the NJ. E. Church, South
and had 80 abused the Church that the congre-
CATION was compelled 10 notify the League that
the building could not be used again for that pur-
pose This 80 exasperated that bo3y that a few
nights afterwards some one broke into ne build
ing broke up the melodeon, threw it into the
road and did much other mischief to tue furni-
tI1rp
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II. B. OLNBY.
P. c. GAILLARD, Mayor.
E. WILLIS.

A Bill to alter and amend an Ordinance, to f1x
the terms and prices tor selling sprituous liquors,
ratified 10th January 1866, came up for its second
reading. After some discussion on the Bill, Alder
man Cosgrove moved that it be laid on the table,
which motion was carried by eight voting for and
soven against it.
The Mayor reported the death OF Mr. D. G.
Gibson, late City Assessor, whereupuu Alderman
Ravenel moved that the Clerk be instructed 10
give notice III the city papers that Council will
proceed, at its next regular meeting, 10 elect an
Assessor to I'LL the unexpired term OF Mr. D. e.
Gibson, deceased. ConcuTed iu.
Alderman Cosgrove moved that, in the event Of
Council granting Liquor Licenses No ., fifty dol
lars be charged for three mouths, dating from
lst October, instant. Adopted.
Alderman Butler, from the Committee on En-
crossed Bills, reported as having been engrossed
by the Clerk, IAN Ordinance to regulate the
dredging OF docks.
The ordinance was ratified in due form.
Adjourned. ". H. SMITH,
Clerk Of Council.