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,bruarv " II imo no W.H. SMITH, Clerk Of Council
,PuBLIC NOTICE. -
.,OEFICE OF CITY TREA

-. PUBLIC NOTICE. 80. !.
=. 0lFICE OF CITY TREASURY,
DUBLIc NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT UNDER
the following Ordinance licenses have boen prepared
for delivery from this ONCE ST THOMAS
SEC. j. Be il Ordained by the Mayor and Aldermen in
City Council assembled That from land after the first day
Of january licenses shall be taken out for MI cars drays
and wagons, used for private and domestic purposes IN
the same manner and according to the same provisions
now OF Yorce in relation CARTS drays and wagons etor
driven for hire, except giving bonds, And each such
cart dray or wagon, shall be provided with badge con-
tainng the number thereof and marked Ftpte, to be
placed on the outside Of the shaft. -
Sec 2. No person shall be taken by the Treasurer as
surety to any bond under the Ordinance concerning H.
for CARTS ays wagons and other carriages ur
SEC g. The following shall hereafter be the rates for
licenses for public and private CARTS drays wagons
including the horses mules used thereof which shau
be free from other taxation:
PUBLIC CARTS, DRAEs ETC., OR THOSE EMPLOYED IN ANY
BUSINESS wHATEygn FOR HIRE DIRECT OR INDIRECT.
For every cart dray or wagon drawn by one horse or
mule, $50.
For every car ray wagon, drawn by two horses or
mules, S30 -
= For every hack aud carriage with two Wheels $40.
For every hack ard carriage with four wheels, $40.
For evory stage or omnibus Except limo omnibusl,
with two horses $50.
For every stage or omnibus Except line omnibus).
drawn by four horses, $50.
For every truck drawn py two or more horses rmules
$780,
every express wagon drawn by two or more horses
or mules, $50.
BREAD CARTS AND PRIVATE CARTS, DRATs, ETC.
For every bread cart or wagon, s5. 49,
For every cart dray or wagon, used for private or DO
mesIc purposes, and not to be employed In the trans
porting OF goods. wares, merchandise lumber or any
other commodity, for compensation, either directly or
indirectly for the so shall pay for license the aum OF
S., exclusive of the horse or mule.
Ratified in City Council, this 10th day Of January,
H. in the year Of our Lord one thousand eight hun
ilre1 and aixtv.siy.
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'1e>' '1' PC. aA1LLARD, Mayo
BY the Mayor. --=-"----r-
January3 w. H. SMITH, Clerk Of Council.

CITY TAYES.-MONTHLY RETURNS.
OFFICE OF TIE CITY ASSESSOR
CRY HAI1, February LIST, 1867
NOTICE Is EEREBT GIVEN TO ALL CONCERNED
IN that the MONTHLY RETURNS for the month Of
January pnst, in compliance with the Tax Ordinance,
ratified on tho 2eth day Of December 1866, must be
made on or bcfoIe the 10Th inst. D. c. GIBSON,
Februaryl II City Assessor. -
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n ORDINANCE TO ESTABLISH TIE OFT

Z. -, CONTRACTORS. It[tf stis55s
i esaaiasa asr ss, aa AZ q g Co..
dnance there shall be annually elected two Contractors
for sweeping Ghioneys the first for all OF the
city taking In Wards Nos and and t9e second
Each Of said contractors aha give bond the City
Council n the penal SUM Of two Thousand Win
two good idoned for the faithful perfol
Sc and Srery person occupying building with
chimney or ohmnsys thereto, in which fire is usually
nade shall allow and permit the said Contractor or Con-
tractors to visit inspect and cause to be swept the said
chimney chneyH 1nce In every MONTH md ne she or
they pay suc sweeping as herenafter he
sweeping Of any chimney before directed he She or
they making s1ch Opposition, on conviction
the Mayor shll be fined Il sum not exceeding MY
sEe:s the Contractor for sweeping ehall neglect
this duty in not causing the said chimney TO DO swept
perfecy neat and clean or leaving any sn1mney %asa
fore direct said Conracor on oefore the
Mayor Of such neglect shall on conviction thereof pc,
fined sum not exceeding my dors pro proMaea aHaa
said chimney; then the fine may be inflicted On the oc
.cupant or owner oftha house. = 8. =. s3:ei.
m SEC f. Said Contractor shall give notice IN public print
Of lifetime and hour the chimney chineys ia or me
to be sWept sh1 be given ut least two dnys
before and such sMesging sha1 take place .. proper
each an office entitled sweep Office centrally lecat
ed where any person sending tor sweep shan
diatey with one or as soon as
possible. - e s5.s. sEa fs5:
sRc g. In all of neglect Of esaid Contractors
not herein provided for conviction thereof before the
Mayor such Contractor shall be fined In any sum not
exceeding fifty as; and that my sweep boy sweeping
or Offering to sweep chmneys in this city
by the Contractor shall be fined In sum not exceeding
nve dollars to be recovered III the Mayors Court
Sec The following fees shall be allowed for sweep
ing chimneys, viz: ton cents for each story.
sEo II. Houses which have chtmneys wherein 9nthra-
cite coal Is burnt exclusively will not be required to be
syyert only at the option of the owner occupant
SEC g.. That all Ordinances and parts of Ordinances
hnr0
Ratified In City Corci this 10th day of January In the
year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred aud
L. 0I sixty six s5. P. G. AlLARD, Mayor.
By the Mayors
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AN ORDINANCE TO PROTECT THE PAYMENTS AND SIDE.

AN ORDINANCE TO PROTECT THE PAvEnIENTs AND SIDE
WALKS OF THE CITY.
/. Be It ordained BY the Mayor and Aldermen ofCaarle
on IN city Council assenbls and it is hereby orda:e ty
Tie authority of same That from and after the first day
of September NEXT there shu be laid down by tho
occupant of eaeh lot in the city having entrance for
carringes wagonG carts and drays platform Of wood or
stone towards the centre OF the street, and tho owner
occupant of ay such lot not having platform herein
required to:proter tho against the entrance of
carriages or other yehcles shall forfeit and pay the
Of five doars and in the event that tile said pavement
becomes broken he shall pay in addition to the atore
said penalty the costs aud charges OF mendng the sae
md also tho OF five dollars for each day the
shall remain SO broken
Ratified in City Council August IS, 1861.
January % $500 1mo
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HOW PUBLIC OPINION IS nANUFAC-
TUEED.

The Ohio State Journal recently published an
ssintercepted" letter, furnished By it's Washington
correspondents It is introduced after this wise:
The following letter addressed to q wel-known
Copper-Johnson politician in Washington, teli into
the hands of person to whom it was not directed,
who handed it to the correspondent OF the Ohio
State Journal:
CHARLESTON, S. c., January II, 1867.
MY DEAR c.:
The matter referred to in your last has been
fixed O. K. The Independents" are fully organ
ized, and partly equipped. III Son have order
al from Mr.. W--n. Of New York, sufficient aildi
tional arms and equipments to fit up the boys bet
ter than they were ut any time during the war,
God is on our side, and we will yet show the Yam
kce invaders and Black Republicans that the brave
Southrons have rights, and knowing them, dare
maintain They need not think that an oycrpowered
people can be conguerod. Providence mtcrfered
in our behalf, else why should the tyrant aboh-
ZIONIST Lincoln have boen dispatched to give us
the honest patriot Andrew Johnson, whose whole
heart has beaten high for Southern rights from his
birth.
If we arc firm now under the power OF our l'resl-
dent, Yankee Ratlicalism must succrmh just the
moment you arrest ther ring leaders, telegraph
me, and in ono hour the whole company will be on
President and his Cabinet, and his friends IN
Washington. This bold course, my dear C--y,
will cause brief tremor amongst Northern Radi-
calls, but strong show Of strength, with the whole
Conservative Influence on our side, will completely
cove them. Congress composed OF moderate
Republicans Northern Democrats, and our Con-
grcssmen elect, will place us in the majority. and
then the Executive, Judicial and Legislative
Branches Of the Government will be with rs.
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The I4A-DI.ESS'
j. ] RYAN,.
LAW NOTICE.

w FL "A RI LIE, sEi,
- MARS BLUFF, 8. c., -
nRAcTICEs IN THE COURTS OF Law AND EQUI-
TY for Darlington; Marion, Horry and Williams
nHaR1LEEk BOYD, Darlington. Office Of Darlington
EKRLLEE 4 HARLLEE;; Marion and Horny. Office
:HARLLEE 4. WILSON, Williamsburg. Office ut
Kinrstree, ,1mot ,sa.z january 49,.
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.,.5fi,: r::is AN ORDINANCE

10 EsrABIIsH THE OFFICE 0FiCH1MNEY. C0ET1ACToE
.. - OFFICE CLERK OF COUNCIL L.
t - january 81, 1867. i%i
1NHE CITY COUNCIL HAVING ELECTED MIR. j.. E..
(: l.ilRoUMHLAT Chimney Contractor for the Upper
Wards: and Mr. NJ NIXON for the Lower Wards. thcy
will enter upon the duties of their Office on the LIST OF
February tnst for she general information Of the
public the following Ordinance is published:
,iSW. r.. SMlTH, Clerk Of Council.
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CITY ADVERTISER IS; Elm i ENTS.


nFFICE OF CHIEF OF DETECTIVES,
TWo COPPER PUMPS. which the owners ore REQUESTED
to come forward and identify. ]. c. CAMPBELL,
80 - - 3
.or5 ~ m1G ~ y. IN Io,, no1 rr,,E,
~. LIE s 0H nh G 3as4
~ - orast II raaa ba Az
W etsCt p'tloi4b 70 PIoesct Le slueaa.1s
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Fe1runry nst 10 Gastsiu 3. ~ poi;,a
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NOTICE, .i=.5.sfs:s:s:..
o11,Io, 7s ,s 1r1, =, 7,r ,r,1s Am po7 TrTs,
OFFICE OF THE Z CAPTAIN a PAIN OF oa poG.OE 1Iae
CHARLGsToR =, ~ @ san9A5y M ~, SS1!; ,}rp
aI W ~. oGs as ~ 70 NJ r.
cefn. Q: .:eilsl -. sldW W -n.1,,o
s..... iss CsPaAh: oA foAoe'
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Be Ordained That from and after tne nrst Gay Q.
January ne1t every PerSon Keeping snop 0E sCEiG "
engaged IN nercanaie business ~ Tue Cly oi
sn poss ap, ana Keep posnsa up,
plaeo, az nus or aar ouG,neHa aa ana @
ons ogn ot fit' s - !.L; nfi INC
hume and surname au, ~ case " OIL a sne
gwen ane Dl easn ol 1s arei
and every person go onenalng or nAhluS oeas leis
Small 1ortelt ano pay 10 tue Clty pensity o ty
fos each and every offence OF aefau ana IN aaoluon
thereto nner sum lol eaen @ onG
shall remain not comphed Win aoaoese, Lnae
nothing herein con1ned snb apply 70 tne specal
ne5s rs t,s Of a. limited Bns Partnerse1p 1afa
IT,.
Extract from Ordinance Ratified November 2oh 1eob.
SEQ g. No cloth awning sha be put up In such mnn-
ner as to obsuct loot passengers; and no sgnboard
shall be erected otherwise than thirteen feet from the sur
iace of the ground or foot pavement 3: +.-* .:i =
under penalty of Twenty Dollars for each and every
6sy while any such ming or sgl-bo8rd h1ed or form
ed otherwise than as horeln directed shall rennn
=; = y - = = 77::-:* /
SEQ G. No person or persons whatsoever shall for the
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EDUCATI0 N AL.

STATE NORMAL AND HIGH sCIIOOL,-
ESTABLISHED BY THE LEGISLATURE FOR THE
INSTRUCTION OF YOUNG LADIES IN THE HIGH
EE BRANCHES OF EDUCATION-ST. PHILIP
STREET, CHARLESTON, s. c.,
TTIILL BE OPEN JANUARY I'D, 1867. REV. HENRY
wv NJ. MOOD, A. NJ, Principal. Professors Teachers,
aud Lecturers ofaby have been employed md thorough
instruction will be Afforded in every department. The
course study Of highest grade pursued by young
ladies' and is equal to the most advanced standard OF
Female Colleges.
The year is divided into two sessions of FIVE months
eacll.
Tuition, including the usual branches, with FRENCH,
VOCAL MUSIC and DRAWING, S12 5U-100 per half $685.
sion Pupils may obtain Board under the direction Of
thei Principal ut s35 per four weeks, Which includes
lights washing and fuel au payments strictly in advance.
C. G. MEMNIINGER
Chairman of the Board.
E. MONTAGUE GRrliKE, Secretary.
GJ Columbia papers please copy six tnes once each
week. and send bill to the Secretary, at Charleston
january mw12
NIGHT SCHOOL.
ON AND AFTER MONDAY THE EXERCISES OF THE
~ subscribers School will be conducted at No. 3G4
KING STREET, east sde door south OF George, az
which will be taught Bookkeeping, Writing md the
higher branches Of Mathematics and English including
Arithmetic, Algebra Geometry, &C., Political Economy,
Rhetoric, Logic &C., &c.
Terms moderate Apply as above.
D0TY SHERFESEE,
January mwf2mo
MRS. zCA1tROI.,
1TAYING RETURNED TO THE CITY, OFFERS HER
services as Teacher OF the Piano and Vocal Music
Apply at No. 81 WENTWORTH STREET.
December 20
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CITY TAX BILL.
FIRE LOAN.
MAYORALTY OF CHARLESTON, /

- -----..7--.-." FIRE LUAN.."-@-
MAYORALTY OF CHARLESTON
City HALL, November o. 1856.
A LII PERSONS DESTROYS OF REBUILDING IN TIE
~ Burnt Districts and Waste Places of the City un-
der "An Act OF the General Assembly, giving authority
to the City Council Of Charleston to procee In the mat
ter OF Fire Loan with view to aid in building up the
cation for loans be obtained at the Office of the Clerk
of Council, between the hours of Q A. NJ. and p NJ
All applications must be filed in the above mentioned
Office, tho Committee will meet every Monday to
slider the some.
By order of the Mayor ". q. SMITH,
November 10 Clerk Of Council
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a al Intended tor s4eastots, ot ,he he
Day Teees, No IS Haynest'es Ggrssston1 @ 1s, :; :;
Business Communications TO Pttoas'ee' " '1u"9
w sesus ea,,ot undertake 10 ret7. rejected coe''ca
Ads"ri;sqn,ents aons o,lsde city must be acc0n'pa
MED aoitt The cash: s.s----
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OFFICE OF THE CAPTAIN OF POLICE,
CHARLESTON, s. c., january 25, 1867.
11HE FOLLOWING ORDINANCE IS HEREBY PUB
LISHED for general information. The Police have
orders to report a cases Of violation and alter the 1st
of February next. c. B. S1GWALD,
Captain Of Police.
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TAKEN up.

7GTOPPED, A NEGRO, ON SATURDAY
- Night 9th inst with set OF DOUBLE HARNESS. The
owner obtan it by coming forward and proving pro-
perty and paying expenses; to A:MYERs; King street.
near Mary. -, ass.. February u !
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49,. 81 NOTICE.
-; EOETICEOF THE CAPTAIN OF POLICE, s
81 & CHAn1BsToN, So, February 1857: =
I'm ORDER TO GIVE ALL INTERESTED AN OPP01l+!
u TUNTrY to erect platforms to protect the sidewnlks
in front of their lotsa required by Ordinance nowpnb
shed said Ordinance will not be enforced until the Doth
Februnry inst C. B. SIGWALD, 20
February6 u Captain Of Police.
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FOR SAFE.

.11OR SALE 'TIIR ENTIRE STOCK OF Al
T. GROCERY STORE .consistingo of choice aelacHon
OF Heavy and FANCY GRQgERI ssaTha party Offering
the above intends moving to the country Address p
Box No. 381. sa ! f;s!1 40 .S:'-- 80 February IS /
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OFFICE OF CHIEF OBJ DETECTIVES,
" OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES and now at this Office,
to come forward and identify. ]. c. CAMPBELL,
February 6 z:s,s-=55 5.r - Lieut. In charge. q;
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E1oH SALE; IA AsCHOEARSnIP IN A PnILA-
Iis Scholarship entities students to fa instructor I'M
til graduation In tho MEDICAL DEPARTMENT. :emhrac-
ing Anatomy, Surgery, Physiology, Matera Medica
CheMtry Obstetrics and Diseases Of Women and Chill
dren Principles md Prnctice Of Medicine and Pathoo.
As this is of the first Medical Universities of
the country favorable opportunity is offered those
Office. .i45 December Is
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"A n PRIVATE SALE-A FINE FARM, IN
II. GOOSE CREEK PARISH, containing 62 acres OF
Iid, 81 of which cleared ind under fcnce The bal
ance well wooded. This place is situated IL miles from
the State Koad nwithin quarter of
nile OF the Northeastern Railroad. There is ane
chnrd on the place. .z-...z
Fornformntion apply to =
Dr. Il. BAER,
December IL = -;t:Ss.7 No. 13l Meeting etreet.
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OFFICE OF THE CAPTAIN OF POLICE,
5.5 CHARLESTON, s, c., January &c, 1867.
HTIHE FOLLOWING ORDINANCE Is HEREBY PUB
L L1sHED for the benefit of all whom it may con-
Germ. C. B.. SIGWALD,
..g e-44=e.s.t Captain. OF Police.
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LARoEsr C1acuIArloN.-The DAILY
News publishes Tie 0Gicia1 Last 9 Let,
ters renso ring "a tie P0sto6ice at TIC end
Of each aoeck agreca6ly to the Joseoac'n,g
section of the Nc,0 PosteNce La'o, as me
uerspaper having the largest circulation ~ ~
Me CITY Of Charleston: :. =
SECTION be further enacted That nsg el cy s;
te rarnninr uncalled for in any Postotce Ill my S
s sn ~ vaae where newspaper shall be printed.
shall hereafter Be published only in the aIs c
which being published weekly or ottener ana nf ts sad
largest circulation within range OF aeit'ei' y sAe
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s A, r PRIVATE SALE, a THREE STORY!
-A.rBkICK HOUSE AND LOT, IN Hasel street, with,
Double piazzas and suitable outbuildings al. brick
Z, FoE hIrther. particulars inquire Of
,.5s,..z s,...i ..s..: WM..H. GlLLlLAND,
Febr1ary -. fnW3 -. .si-.- No. S3;Hayne street.
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11HOR ADEsIRABLEp PLANTATION
on Port Royal Island o! $50 acres; 200 acras ready
for cultivation the balance wood land. This pace is
beantrI1y Situated Broad River, one hours drive
fror. The Town Of Beaufort It has ample accommoda
to for lahorers and 1s we'll supplied with
w:Iohs, and implements. The place will bar
-ssin ard Paft Of purchase money youain
,iaostgage IL desired For further inquire OF
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rJanuetY - -------o1. -
-ENOR SALE, TWENTY LARGE, FAT,
IT and 5-year old broke MULES; md THIRTY: s
and year old For sale at Mills House stnbe. Apply
% w GARTQN ...l.-sI IIan1n1-u
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Ever your friend in J. B: B.
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GENERAL HoWARn


II the President, as his organs intimate, shall
neNt proceed to remove Gen. Howard from the
Office Of Commissioner Of the Freedmens Bureau.
he will give conclusive proof Of his being insiiga-
ted, in all his recent movements, hy determine
ton 10 cripple and defeat the general reconstruc-
ton policy sanctioned by the people of the United
States. There was a color Of plausibiGy in his
pretense Of removing Gen sheridan for insubor-
dination though nobody believed that personal
considerations alone controlled the matter But
no such excuse can be resorted TO in the case OF
Gen. Howard His Christian courtesy has been
as marked in all his public career as his bravery
and efficiency were in the field. No personal OBJ
lection can be raised against him lie has been
faithful and arduous IN the discharge of his official
duties, often visiting the South to acquant himself
with the wants Of the freedmen by personal inspec-
tion. aud ever enjoinng upon his snbordnates to
labor strictly within their sphere and to cultivate
the best relations with the Southern whites and
with the national and local authorities
Proceeding in this spirit, the amount of good
which Gen. Howard has already achieved in his
new and difficult field is incalculable The bitter
ness OF the late masters has been assuaged feuds
have been composed, the freedmen urged toward
right courses and education, industry and good
morals gwen an impulse which promises to regen-
crate the South hey Ond the hopes OF the most san
guine at the time the Freedmen's Bureau went in
to operation Why. then, should Gen. Howard
be removed and a stranger, il of equal capacity,
yet wanting his indispensable experience for long
time, put in bis place? Who calls for such a
change? Rather, who does not deprecate it? The
freedmen have the most abiding faith ia General
Howard the loyal masses are completely satisfied
with him, and even to the Southern whites. who
are not avowed Unionists, no man who does his
duty could be less objectionable. If he is removed
then, 1t will be solely account of these recon-
mendations, and simply because Gen. Howard is
an acceptable, faithful and efficient officer. twill
be another blow at the life of the loyal cause-An-
other contemptuous defiance Of the American peos
pie. How long are these things to be suffered /?
But 1t Is barely possible that this rumor may be an
inference from recent events rather than due to
any explicit authority. We shall soon see.-Bos-
ton Journal.
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GfnrraI iHtsreIlanu.
FOR the Journal.
SUMMER TRAVELLING,

The Americans are indeed stirring people in
the summer season. The cars, the boats the high
ways aud by-ways are filed with the moving crowd.
Many travel on business many more for pleasure
and health. New England families take long
journeys TO the West, to visit their children and
kindred who have gone ont from their iiresidcs,
years before to make for themselves homes in the
new States. Cities empty themselves into the
country for health, pleasure and fashions sake
Nermonf's green hills and valleys, her lakes and
healthy climate, bring thousands into her borders
every year. While our larger cities and towns,
like Burlington, Waterbury, and Stowe, have their
hundreds our smaller ones, like Ripton, Gran
vile and sheldon, have their scores
At Moretown, little village Of perhaps less
than five hundred inhabitants ADD six miles from
railroad YOU will find at their 'Xillage Hotel,n
quite number OF city boarders. The Hotel Reg
lister has The following names of guests from other
States, who have arrived within the last few DAYS
W. + Morrill,, Augusta. Me. j. W. Peaslce,
Hollowell, Me. Mrs. Capt. j. b. Perry and
daughter, Lebanon, n. II. George Creamer wife
and two children, Salem, Mass Heaton and
friend, Boston. Mass G. & c. Merriam and la
dies, Springfield, Mass Mrs. +. j. Perry, Prov
idence r. l.
These visitors lines have fallen in pleasant
places. In Moretown they find a a tidy, Gniet ho-
Tel. with all the comforts Ewithout the crowd and
cxirayagant bills, Of larger ones It has healthy
climate, aud is located in one Of Nermoni's most
beautiful and fertile valleys with hills, forests and
'hshiug brooks of easy access.