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1sr ANNIVERSARY. ean ], FEnS1as


5# 1sr ANNIVERSARY 2ap FEBRUARY. 1857 E.
VIE hSs2X4E5X9 s1GIETX W W1L 4 CELEBRATE THEIR FIRST
"a An TO, oRAI1oN AZ ON CHARITY aud the duties ., survv-
b dens .ns Late Ia waT to the families Of those who
aDsDEN as * "'eloef op.g p NJ Inu1on oy the hey:
q a ERR pm 70 Ode written for tho occasion by Mrs.
aas Rrpo % generally and the ladies' especially
Polls for the Election OF officers for tho ensuing year
~n BE- opened as the Masonic Hall between the hours Of
Of business will DO held Immediately thereafter
81 so Soey VII assemble Mt Masonic Hall at o'clock
4. f. I. T. eaf'Ea' SEsas' e: E ?. 2 @1yG5n 9RTGE
". M MUcKENFuss, B. F. MeoA8E MnAocAA8RE
!; AN 9 EDGE hRaEhToN NGSi. A.w: TAFT:
a1e IN sns
vieus to the evening OF the 22d m n
Come prepared to pay arrears
February Il : '-'' '''l''''' ana treasurer
WASHINGTON ARTILLERY FRIENDLY
rT,HE Anniversary sHG1ErH; MFFTMa or rr7s soc7rrv
for the Election Of ohcers win be held To-Mo7ro,o
Fday Ere,inC, ed instant the Hall OF ao Charles
BE- a & The Market Ha immediate
after the meeting. Members Wishing procure tick
mittee. .7'i.-'' 80 -
F; n: sSMRMER, = 4 caAsEs
w. KNOX, E. NJ. HACKER.
WILLIAM CULBERT,
February 21 Secretary ". A. + &
GERMAN VOLUNTEER ASSOCIATION.
fTNHE REGULAR MONTHLY MEETING OF THIS AS
Il ISOLATION will be held TO-DAY Thursday) Feb
ruary a. at O'Clock P. NJ, the corner Of King and
Calhoun streets, above Mr. g. H Iindstedt's Store
| Punctual attendance ts requested
,.,r,,, :. ;, GUST. HorrMEYER.
Feoruary Al U.at L. Secretary
TN51N 2Tp y1S44 K4LW1NNIMG LoDsE Ne: . =: 8. ~
Il be held This Evening, 21st instant at Masonic
Hal, at o'clock. 1II1I' I07-- = n
Candidates for Degrees will be punctual. ~.
| BY order OF the W. M. @EI ITaFs
February 21 1 '>'' secrearv
| sIONEWALL FIRE ENGINE COMPANY
! TTEND A KKGuI.AR MONTHLY MEETING ~
| - your Company, This Evening" 2lst inst, ut Marke
| Hall, at 7h O'Clock precisely. '.-",-- -
By order. W a NnJEB
/ February Il ..a# L sacra+n-v
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DISSOLUTION. 7'-."-

,r,r,,, - DISSOLUTION.
- !hM OF CRAIG, TUONEY l. co. Is THTa
- day dissolved by mutual oonsent 80 - - 80 80
All claims and demands against the said frn ,,,s+ -
PS1sen1e6, and those indebted Will make PAYMENT to
name Of the firm In Hquidation - '4s1 m 1ae
CHARLES T. CRAIG.
JOIN TUOEEEY.
@& E@H r. ". LOCKWOOD
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Extract from Ordinance Ratified November Goth, 1906.
SEC 6. No cloth awning shall be put up in such man
ner to obsruct loot passengers; aud signboard
shall be erected otherwise thnn from the SUR
face of the ground or foot pavement = -
under penalty Of Twenty Dollars for each and every
day. while any such ming sgn-board hxed or form
ed otherwise than as herein directed shall remain
purpose Of exposing any goods, commodities, other
articles for sale, place, to bc placed such
goods, commodities other articles Whatsoever any
table, bench, aboard box, other appenlage In any
pavement within the City, under penalty of Twenty
Dollars for each and every such offence
such offence is committed Provided however That ven
due Mrsters shall be permitted to before their
stores such goods and commodities they sell at public
auction, but not to take up front
their respective vendue stores and distance SIX
feet beyond the same.
SEC Z. No person persons whosoever, shall suffer
OF description, any other matter thing, him
her or them belonging consigned to lay stand
Longer space than four hours in street. ane alley
or public thoroughfnre within the City under penalty
OF Two Dollars with COSTS every hour that any such
article or thing shall so ny stand beyond the above
mentioned time: eSepttng materials for building in
ed, namely: When any person persons 9,
repair any house other building upon any street.
alley or open court within the city, he she. they
ahal make application for the Of 80 much of the
street public way shall exceed the front of the
lot on which such building Is to be erected extend
more than six feet into the street, which space per
fence at least six feet high in deposit within the
same the requisite materials for building repairing
and such fence together with the remaining material he
she, they shall as the work be finish
ed, whenever the Mayor shall require it on pain OF
FORGETTING Two Dollars every houS TINT such fence OF
such materials shall afterward remain unremoved and
their expense by the City authorities.
January % - limo
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S T RAYED,
F o U N D +.
B.0A|. X R Dl jim N G. e: .

DRIVATE BOARDING.-A FEW BOARD
i KRIS can be accommodated at No. % KING STREET
east side near Broad few Day Boardera can be &C
conalnooAteo- .s .&&4s January 81
POARDING.-nIRS. H. KANILAH is PRE-
IL PARED to receive Boarders, at No. 146 Meeting
street. up staira Her many friends and acquaintance
will please bear this in mind. December TX =
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the Cftv of Charleston !: !:

SECTION And be 1t further enacted That lists Of let
remaining uncalled for IN Posofco in CITY,
town or village. where newspaper shall be printed,
shall hereafter be published only in tho newspaper
largest circulation within range Of delivery Of tho said
ofDc &c. 0,..,l Il.
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AN ORDINANCE no EsrAB11sH THE OFFICE OF cHaesEx
Be ordained By tie Mayor and Aldermen City Co,,-
dlnance there sha be annually elected two Contractors
for sweeping chimneys the first all part Of the
for Al ..a. 6 the city :as L Nos aud 4 s and
SaSn OF sal aaid contractors shall give bond to the city
good srees, conditioned for the faithful perform
Chimney Or ehimneys thereto, in which ,r Is napsr
ue saan IA alow and permit the said Contractor Con
70 VISIT inspect and cause to be swept the said
they pay such sweeping hereinafter prescribed
ane ~ s case any shall oppose
they making such opposition conviction hereofsore
dollars 'llAD De n''eu ~ sum not exceeding fifty
SEC = the Contractor for sweeping sha11 neglect
perfectly neat clea or leaving any Chimney weh
ought TO be swept unswept for month as hereinbe
Mayor Of such neglect, shall on conviction thereof be
fined sum not exceeding hfy dollars provided said
said chimney then he inc be eea sTahepg ha
cupant or owner of tho house. -
OF the time and hour the chimney ch1nneys is or are
to be swept which notice given at least two davs
and convenient hour and such Contractors shall keen
eaen an office entitled 'sweep Office" centrally locat-
e Where any person sending for sweep be imme
aatey accommodated with one, soou thereafter az
not heren provided for conviction thereof before the
Mayor such Contractor shall be fined in any sum not
exceeding fifty dollars; md that any sweep boy sweepino
or Offering to sweep chimneys in this city unless licensed
oy the contractor, shall be fined sum not exceedino
nve dollars, to be recovered in the Mayors Court
SEC g. The following fees shall be allowed for swea,
ing cnimneys, viz: ten cents for each story
SEQ. 2. Houses which have chimneys wherein anthra
te coal s burnt exclusively will be required to be
swept only at the option OF Che owner or OCCUPANT
SEC. g. That all Ordinances and parts Of Ordinances
fepugnant hereto be and the hereby repasled
Eaed In City Council this 10th day Of Ja,snarv IN the
- 81 aiIty-six. p G. GAmfARn IN. 49, ~ a11a
BY the Mayor: N-'' -'''
February LIMO W. b. SMITH. Clerk of Council,
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COPARTNERSHiPS,

, DISSOLUTION.
VIE COMPREHENSIVE HERETOFORE EXISTING
q co. Is this day dissolved by mutual consent -
?. E. BOGERT,
&E.% J. W. DENNY
February IA, 1857. = = A.SlSs 1S4SNx.
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Lg&. as 4sE: HAVING .5,.!. eI
SolD NY INTEREST IN STEAM WATER BOAT
ths,9s 70 MI CHARLES + CRAIG return my
-- I|r1s ~ >1rSs srnTS, y1 kae
February 20. 1857. 8 Fahp,srSa igw%Sai a. !.
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|. O s T

I OsT, A COLORED GIRL CHILD, ABOUT
~ eight @ yea1s old naIned MAR1A When heard no
her TO MNGo GEDDIs. in Line street. near the DepotI
February n T'E-.- ! ~
OsT, ON YESTERDAY, BETWEEN .
ana o'clock 2 NJ, ROL OF BILLS, amounting to
ABOUT $780, 1t Is thought to have dropped Yradd
street crossing Meeting street liberal reward viii be
EaS9 20 any person leaving the at the MERCURY
o1HAO1- aat94 February 16
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EDUCATIONAL. =.

HOME SCHOOL FOR BOYS
FENHE EXERCISES OF THIS INSTITUTION WILL Ri,
Il resumed the SECOND MONDAY IN SEPTEM.
BER and continue tan months. The number Of pupils
Is limited to twelve. #.1t -
The Principal Is graduate in honors Cambridge
England and has had than twenty year experience
as teacher in the south. - -
Careful and thorough instruction viii be given in the
LATIN and GREEK CLASSICS, French and spaniah
Mathematics, Commercial, Arithmetic, and BookKeep
ing.
family, will the undivided care and aen
Of tha Principal in the preparation their various
dies. ..55' sl--"' I. -,-~'-3'1'S
aa.nc..S
signed. RICHsPn SE E0pn 1e !. unaer ne
0o-o--ols, AoSust, 1880. stutk August II
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CITY ADVERTISEMENTS.

ESTIMATES WANTED
ITO PUT FENCE AROUND HAMPSTEAD MALL.
Il For particulars apply to Z. WILLIS,
February 81 Chairman P. b. and G..
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BaE sa1P CHANDLERY BUSINESS WILL BE CAR.
- HlED ON as usual, at the old stand -
@F JOHN TUCMEY No IL Fast pav
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THE BUSINESS p#
nereafter be continued at No 1853 Meeting street bV
. w. OhNN1' on his own account from this date
Charleston, February II, 1857 :" D'NA
February 81 -
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AN ORDINANCE

TO EsTABIBH TIE OFFICE CHIMNEY CONTRACTOR
OFFICE CLERK OF COUNCIL
January 81 1867. u
IIEHE CITY COUNCIL HAVING ELECTED MIR. j. E.
Il ROUMuLAT Chimney Contractor for the Upper
Wards and Mr. M. NIXON for the Lower Wards. they
VIII enter upon the duties OF their Office the Of
February ins and for tho general information of the
public the following Ordinance is published:
. W. H. SMITH, Clerk of Council.
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Be it Ordained That from and after tho first day Of
january next, every person keeping shop store
engaged in mercantile business in the City Of Charleston
place ut his or hor business stand and stands aconscu
ous Sign Board or Plate, containing his or her given
given name and surname Of each member Of tho
and every person offending making default here
shall forfeit and to the City peualty of fifty dollars
for each and every offence or default and in addition
thereo further sum Of fifty dollars for each and every
month during which the provisions of this Ordinance
shall remain not complied with Provided ho,oeuer That
nothing herein contained shall apply the special part.
ners of limited partnership. 5%
\ Ratified December 2. 1851. ----- -- ---..---.
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DISSOLUTION.

DISSOLUTION. 31.l
tdE A E1RM M OF PHILLIPS l. MCDOWELL CROCK
y EaY DEALERS, No. 298 King street. was dissolvad
gS mutIs consent, on the drst day Of Januasy 1857
E oDoWEL ts authorized to sign the name of tha
all liabilities Of the same THOs Eft Ipa 1or
E @%F%. J. e. McDOWE!T,
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a Al Communications intended for publication ~
this journal must be addressed to Ne Edator Of tee
Daily Ne,os, No. 1S Huyae-st Charleston, s. q
Business Communications t. Publisher of Daay
Ne1cs.
We cannot undertake 10 return rejected coa7n11cd-
tions. Ga, s.asr,
Advertisements outside Of The city must De accoepa-
MED aoitt the cash.
CHI ARL ES TON.
TH11RsDAY MORNTNG. FEBRUARY 81, 1867.
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IN RETIRING FAY
N>hOM THE FIRM OF CRAIG, TUOhiEY & Co. VIE
return thanks for the liberal patronage extended to
MEY, continuance of the same ~ - ,'''~~I1' ~ 80 80
CHARLES T. CRAIG.
7: r. W. LOCKWOOD.
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EsT1r1ArEs wANTED.

ITO REPLACE THE PANELS AND POSTS ON THE
IL East, South and wost Battery; to renew tho Bonch
south Battery to correspond with those formerly
there. For specifications apply to E. WILLIS,
February 81 4 Chairman P. B. ind g.
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LARGEST C1ncunAr1oN.---TAe pA1nr Il
NEWS publishes ,hsS06ciaz list cfI.I.et- IIH..e
tors remaining IN tie foste6sce at The end
Of each eoeeh, agreea6ly to the tohoeo'ng
section Of the Ne,0 Postobsce Lo,0, as the
nesospaper Aaviny the largest circulation IN
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Az ORDINANCE TO pRoTEc TIE PAvEa6ENTs ANp srpE-
Z E WALKS OF TIE oITY.. .tag4.s. n ~
l. Re ordained by the Mayor and Aldermen ofCAarles
tom IN Guy Coancs asscnbk and hereby o1oied 6u
TIE authority the That nom after the frat ay
OF September next there shall be laid down by the owner
or occupant Of each lot in the city having entrance for
carriages wagons carts and days platform Of wood or
stone towards the centre OF the street, tbs owner or
Of ay such lot not having platform, "a herein
or other vehicles, aha forfeit pay the sum
OF i've doars and In the event that the said pevement
becomes broken, he shal pay in addition 70 the afore
sad penalty the costa and charges Of endinR the sume
and also the sum OF i've dollars for day the same
shall remain 80 broken. -7@-@ M - ~
Ratned n City Council Auguat IS. 1851.
S&OuA1y 70
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BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR YOUNG;
-.& .s.5r LADIES. 4
M rs JOHN 1AURENs. ASSISTED BIZ THE REV.
% en NJ sanc o. NJ LOVE at No ls Coming street
For particulars apply as above : >'' - -
October 18 .. ~,
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w A N r s

TNMPLOYMENTw wANTED.-AN ENGLISH
~ MAN, duly qualified Engrossing Clerk or
Copyst desires either temporary permanent employ
ment BE is also IN experienced travelling agent and
canvnsser for newspaper book md other
Address A. F. O., Daily Nows Office -" -
ESohy
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OFFICE CHIEF FIRE DEPARTMENT

..-s4. OFFICE CHIEF FIRE DEPAR1MEN &
CHARLESTON. S. G.. February 15. 1867. !
GEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED BY THE
undersigned until tho 18th Of Msrch, for furnishing
SIXTEEN HUNDRED FEET OF FTHREEINCH DOUBLE
EXTRA OAK TANNED LEATHER, DOUBLE COPPER
RlvETED FIRE HOSE, warranted to stand one hundred
and scvent-ave pounds water pressure to the
inch, in fifty feet sections at much per foot and
much for brass butts per pair butts to be New York
standard.
Also for FOUR SETS OF BEST RUBBER sUcTIoSs
In one EACH Of feet with swivel brass
butts nld brass baskets 8 inches long,
Of s':cons at much pcr FOOT baskets butts
Sizes Of sucons and number OF threads to the inch
the butts VIII be furnished NJ. 81. NATHAN,
February Is limo Chief Fire Department.
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NOTICE.

E NOTICE.
OFFICE OF TIE CAPTAIN OF POLICE
CHARIEsroH, s. q. January 25 1851
lINHE FOLLOWING ORDINANCE Is HEREBY pfJH
Il LISHED for general information Tho Polioe have
OF February next G. B. sIaWALD,
$i Captain Of Police,
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FIRSl-CLASS GROCERIES.
WIN. S. C0RWIN & co,
wHoLEsALE AND RETAIL nEArsRs n
CHOICE FAMILY GROCERIES.
AND IMPORTERS OF
FINE WINES, BRANDIES, TEAS, ETC.,
No. 259 KING-ST..
OPPOSITE HASEL.
CARD.

RER. EvERT E BEDFORD TIE MANAGER az,
U- TEE ABOVE EsTABLIsHMENT, returns NM, ne
thanks to the customers and patrons for their ,;h
patronage and appreciation of the quality OF goods nns
chased by them during the past year. It has been and
and as We offer for sale the first quality Ct ali Kinda a.
GROCERIES, WINES, TEAS, etc, We dstter Ourselves
to an oo>- 'THlscuon
=, VIM s1MoNs Esq, having been engaged to assist in
the management would be pleased see his fianda at
No 269. assuring them that all goods purchased ara
WARRANTED AS REPRESENTED. --''-- -s- - -
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OFFICE CHIEF FIRE DEPARTMENT.
CHARLESTON s. c., February 15th 1857
GEPARATE SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE-
~ CEIVED by the undersigned until 25th inst, for
cleaning and repairing tho Fire Wo at the Of
Beaufhin md Smith Streets per specifications to be
seen at this Office.
Also for making TEN FIRE LADDERS, as per speci-
fcations M H. NATHAN
February 10 10 Chief Fire Department,
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IN feur1ng herewith return thanks to my friends and
tae puonc 1cr such patronage has been extended to
e. e1noef OF the late hr, and respectfuIlv
OF the same for my former Farmer
~, :. IN =; F. @GOO THOS. PHILLRH h
M1n continue the business at the Old staod No oea
AaNxs SHIhEEt, opposite Holmes Book House, keepine
cEnstanty on hand complete assortment OF CHfNA
Txra9S ~ y, AMD OK 'CKERY, also KEROSENE i.AMps
AND fl4TukES aud would respectfully solicit CON
nuance o. me hbea patronage enjoyed By arm
r,... ,,. y -, - J. e. MCDOWELL /.
February 16 nm. - 3>'.AA1s - t- st.,+ho
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MRS. CARROL.
II AvdNG Returned TO TEE CrrY, OFFERS HER
Apply at No. 81 WENTWORTH sTRFET. N -
December 20 S~-'- M '>''-~~-'1 'at.
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0a. NOTICE.
OFFICE OF THE CAPTAIN OF POLICE,
CHARLESTON. 8. c., january &c, 1867. !
TTNHE FOLLOWING ORDINANCE IS HEREBY PUB
Il L1sHED for the benefit Of all whom it may con-
Germ G. B. SIGWALD
Captain of Police.
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WANTED, A GERMAN GIRL TO co OK
WARREN STREET. II Fehrnarv 81
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IE1A.S
THAT WE SELL ARE IMPORTED DIRECT BYWs
CCRWIN CO.. and pass through no other hands. en-
a0109 US not only to WARRANT THEM AS PURE Ann
UNAOULTERATED, but to sell at the following nrires.
FINEsT YOUNG TYSON. 50 on
FINE YOUNG HYgON. ON..........,...... i Eo TO- w W
FINEST GUHPOWDER. ~. 80 ~ :" . ~ ~
FINEST IMPERIAL. -. . 'n''''s - ~" -
TGIis4 px1 ENaish q. ~, Is
TSITT1r M naIc1 90
C10ICE 0STnNG 2 %
en
We keep also, supply Of cheaper arades - s ~
quality OF GREEN AND BLACK TEA MIXEn A. X Son ~
per pound. 9%1g TT-' s'--,->--' - 81 ~
! Just received; . new supply Of OLD JAVA coFFrr
70; PAhGHEO, boc.: GROUND. b2c.: OLD RIO aEea
The PARCHE0 COFFEE we rapresers to - ~ w ~
FEST ogALITY psschsd BY With great care is1
% OF tnese coneea aTeen Parched and Ground VIM CON-
GEHg1NH 9sa T944 MoCAA 0as n4S AHD LAaUAYRA.
ono OF the Managerz Goods delivered ~ an @ 70 ~
city FREE OF CHARGE. -''aA ~ ~ Aas's Oh tne
Tueeday. g 59i9.# amn = go - WI M1aye On
pFR SlHyN ngryru 1,r C@-71-~------- -
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| fAH>NA
step to the carrying out Of that intention he con.
voked at Orizaba his Council Of Ministers and tbe
Council OF State. Both those bodies stronolv o,,-
posed his abdication, which they declared wond
lead TO the ruin Of the country, and urged him to
organize the national army and make efforts to
maanSan himself TWAS suggested that nation
81 congress on an arople basis should be conyok.d
IN order that it might decide what form Of govern
ment the country desired, propose measures ~
organization, and adopt means Of creating ra.
sources for carrying on the administration. Tr,a
Council OF State agreed to deliberate On tba,a
measures, and the Emperor consented to remain
at the head Of affairs and to labor for the ra,a,.
alton OF the country. A manifesto was publishea
addressed to the nation. It is acknowledged thai
the Emperor Of the French gave instruct;ons -
Marshal BAzA1NE to support MAxuh11As,s Govern.
ment and plans, so lar as was consistent with the
concentration Of troops and other steps that had
% be taken to prepare for their approaching eyac
uation of Mexico. A.
Az 1ne last adylces by mail the embarkation Of the
H1encn was progressing, and large feet Of trans
poios "as expected to take the whole force away.
"as p,oDap.e the Inst French soldier would be
shipped before or by the lat az Morc,, 49,
BAzAEE, acting under instrnct;ona
doubtless, had issued circular Or rroo1. -
informing Frenchmen who should io;n ~ NJ:
can army that they would do 80 at the peri, ~ ~
ing denatlonahzed. They have no perm;a.;o,, :,
JOIN tne Mexican army, and If they do thev 7,,,,.t
noS look to France for protection. NApoT Tyo,. =
resolved to waah his hands clean OF apy nosa;l,la
difficulty with or about Mexico hereafter N -
It is evident, too that Marshal BAzArrs wo,..
MAx1MI1IAH and the Imperialists out Of the wnv ~
that the Liberal General PoBT1R1o D1Az NAV occr-
py the City Of Mexico as soon as he evacuataa +
D1Az was approaching the city. The Marshal sea-
Ing, probably that this would prevent unnecessarv
bloodshed and arnarchy, acts in spirit Of human
ity toward the inhabitants. .--7-N
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tWANTED, A SITUATION AS GOVERN
EsS BY young Lady, who is capable Of teaching
the ENGLlSH BRANCHES, and who has had some OK
Per1ence; would prefer to instruct small children Ad-
dress sc. ": B., Box No. 81, Society Hin S. C.
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Mr.. CHAHooN on THE CIVIL RIGHTS
BILL.-The following note to Lieutenant
HAMBRICK is very sensible one-espe-
cially as coming from the man whose mind
was so easily beclouded in the MARX
DowXEY case. We accept it as indicating
that the Bureau will hereafter have to
make out its cases before Commissioner
CHAHooN will take hold Of them. Nc
other conclusion than that arrived at by
Mr.. CHAHooN could be reached by any
lawyer:
"RIcHMoSD, VA, August goth, 1867
{. Lieutenant Htmbrick, Freedmen'S Bureau:
"Sir,-I have the honor to acknowledge I'M M
raceint of YOUR letter referring case OF W
T Ruth TO me for my action, us United state:
Commissioner, under the civil rights DILL
1t appears that colored man, cltiZeil o.
Canada, was refused 1irst-class accommoda
ton on the steamer 'Hatteras,' though III
offered a 'tirSt-claSs' ticket.
- In nv opinion, the civil rights bill secure:
Justice and equality for all persons before I'M
law in other words, it places the colored ant
white man in equal positions; but does no
rive the colored man any advantages tina
were not heretofore enjoyed by the white man
and i'm this case colored man is left 10 seel
the same remedy secured TO white men if SINH
larly treated-viZ., civil suit for damages be
| fore the court having proper jurisdiction.
II am satisfied that II criminal action can
not be sustained against the officers of TIT
| .Hatteras in this case
| . Again: the civil rights bill apple
| only to citizens of the United States and Ter
| ritories and could not be construed as Il pro
! lection TO citizens of a foreign country Yer.
| respectfully, your obedient servant,
"GEORGE CHAHooS,
| Omitted States Commissioner.