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PUBLIC NOTICE.
OFFICE OF CITY TREASURY,

January ,. 1857. e
DUBLIC NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAI UNDER
tho following Ordinance Licenses lave been prepared
for delivery from this Oihce. S.IMoMa',
SEC l. BE it Ordained BY The MIyor and Aldermen in
Ctp Council assembled THAT from and after the first day
of January licenses shall hu taken ont for all carts, rys
and WAGONS used for private aud domestic purposes in
tho same manner, and according TO the same provisions
driven for hire except giving bonds, And each such
cnrt dr1y or wagon. shall be provided with badge con-
tanning the number thereof and marked lrtrdte, to be
placed OH the outside of the shaft:
Sec .. No person shu bc taken bi the Treasurer Is
surety TO any bolv under tho Ordinance concerning IL
ccsss for cars. drays wagons and other carriagcs un-
less he or she bI f-eeholer; :. :, A. ..to.
licenses public and private Carts diys, wagons, &c.
including tic oS6cs mules used Thereon, which shall
be free from other taxation:
PUnLIC CARTS, UR THOSE EMPLOYED IN ASY
BUSINESS WHATEVER, FOE HIRE DIRECT nR ISpIEcT.
For every cart, dry or wagon. drawn by Ole horse or
mule s2G
For uay wagon, drawn by TWO horses or
mules, s;5D.
For every hack and carriage Will, Two wheels s29.
For every hnck and carriage with four wheels. Sin
For every stage or omnibus Except line omilbus,
with two horses, e5G.
For every stage omnibus toxcept line omnhGs).
drawn by four hcrsrs, STD
For every trick rawu by two more horses mules,
SGD.
For every express wagon drawn by two more horses
or mules stU.
. HrEAp CARTS AND PRIVATE: CA1Srs, Dn,ys, ETC.
For every bread cart wagon, 81.
For every cart drag "asou used Tor private do
mcstic PURPOSES end rot To be employed i'll the Glns
porting. nf soO,Is, wares merchandise, lumber or any
uthrr connlnGiiy, Tor compensation, either directly
indirectly for the same shall lay for license The OF
S5 exclusive ot tho horse or nlllle.
l,utifGd in City Council, this 18th day of January,
f.. s. in the year OF our Lor:l one thousand eight uu
drcd und siXty-six.
i. e. t.uLLARD, Mayor.
by the Mayer:
Ipnu Lypffto
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NOTICE.

Be Il Ordained That from and after the first day Of
January next every person keeping shop store or
engaged in mercantile business in tho City OF
shall post up. and keep posted up, III some conspicuous
place. al his her bls stand and sands aconspicu
Gus Sim Board or Plate, containing his or her given
name and surname, and in case of partnership. the
given name and surname OF each member OF tue hrm
and every person 80 offending, making default herein
shall forfeit md pny to the City penalty Of fifty dollars
for ca.h aud every offence or default ard In addition
thereto further of fifty dollars for each and ever
mouth durn. which tho provisions of this Ordinance
shall ronain not complied with Prorided howerer Tint
nothing herein contained sa apply to the special part
Icrs of u limited partnership.
Ratified December 2 1851.
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w A N T S .

TJyANTED, BY GENTLEMAN, A ROOM
w suitable for u. ha1nber. private family, rcsid
ing in the p,lddlc portion of the city, having one 70
sparc will trd good tenant Address en-, News Ut-
fee. January 9S
WANTED, a SITUATION FOR a MOST
IVY respectable young girl rs housekecpcr or cham
bcrmaid is willing to travel Will give the best of refer
enco ii required. Apply at this Office for two days
January 28
NTANTED, By AN EXPERIENCED AND
w successful Cotton Planter, situation for the
next year as OFERSEER OR SUPERINTENDENT OF an
Upland Cotton Plantation. The best Of references gren
Address, through Charleston PosoGlce ". & D., Box
No. l. NTH December
yTTANTED, A MIDDLE-AGED WHITE
Wv Woman. who is willing to go in the country, Will
ian,sburg District healthy locality to cook. wns, iron
and mako herself generally useful about the house. One
who be recommended for honesty and industry For
further particulars apply to g. FoLIN No. 13l Meeting
street. January 26 =
EDUCATION.-yVANTE a TUTOR, Cap
u ABLE of insructing youth IN LATIN ono or two
hours Of each evening None need apply without thor.
ough recommendations Apply at this office.
January rs
ayITANTED..-AN INDUSTRIOUS LAD
w with the highest recommendations good address,
and knowledge OF the Grocery business s desrous OF
obtaining employment. Address INDUSTRY. at the
O1Iice Of the Daily News January II
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CITY ADVERTISEMENTS.
ORDINANCE To pIoTEt,r THE PAYMENTS AND s.

AN OnDINAECE
WALKS Or THE CITY.
Il be IL ordained by Tic layor and aldermen q Charles
fon IN Ciig Cu,c assembled ad is hereby ordained by
iIe a0ry of The sams That from and aler the first day
of September next there shall DO laid down by the owner
or occupant of each lot in the city having on entrance for
curriagcs wago carts and drays platform OF M W. 90 or
ato towards tile centre OF the street; and tic owner or
occupant Of suc lot not having platform as herein
required lorocct he the entrance OF
of ye onrB ud in the event that the said pavement
becomes broken lie shall ply, n nddiou to the atore-
said penalty the costs and charges Of ening the same,
and rlyo tho OF five dollars for each day tho same
shall remain 80 broken
Ratified in City Council August l3, 1851
Inmr,rr % ss=sEs LIMO
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NOTICE..

OFFICE OF THE CAPTAIN OF POLICE,
CHARLESTON, s. G., january 30 1857
NN AND AFTkETHE FIRST DAY OF FEBRUARY
~ next The Police will report all HACKS, CAErS,
DIsAYS &c., &C., found plying for hire without license
III persons Interested hereby specially notified to
govern themselves accordingly.
80 C. 3. SIGWALD,
January % 1n1o Captain of Police.
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ElOk SALE, THAT VALUABLE FARM
IL OR TRACT OF LAND, with the Dwelling House
thereon, atuated on Rutledgo Avenue, Congress and
Gnsden streets, few minutes walk above Limo street.
containing about six Tho soil hus been well ditch
cd and heavily mnnurcd and would carly renuner1te
tho nbors of practical farmer. Tho land has been
Gently surveyed and divided into twenty commod
os building ots and will be sold as woio or in part on
accommodating terms Address D. W. L., Charleston
Postotce. thsnl3 January q
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WHITE POINT GARDEN.


PROPOSALS. &WANTED-WHITE POINT GARDEN
AND BArTERY-To plant Oak md Cedar Tree
here ncced to repair the Wooden aud Iron Ra1ling
and paint the san.a to the Bcccs to replace the
broken Concrete Work. south and East Battery ma
nure aud plant the whole in grass.
ALSO.
To enclose the PARK in Damstaad Mall with good
new and substantial wooden enclosure, with seats; the
whole to be painted; the trees to lie renewed from those
now too much crowded in Akens Row; the whole mo
nurcd aud sowD In grass; aud
70 plant ont new i'll the place of thcso dead in the
CITY HALL PARK and tho buts to bc manurcd and
planted i'll grass seed.
separate estimates wanted for cac and tho work TO be
completed by the lat April: and estimates landed in by
The a9tI january, to 60 before Council OH that day
Z. WILLIS, Chairman,
Committee Oh Public Buildings. Grounds &c.
January IS
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FOR. SALE.

.DRIVATE SALES. SAINT ANDREWS
e SOCIETY LOT, Broad street, with all Bricks ind
Buildings thereon. Dimensions 81 feet OH Broad street,
50 feel on back line, and $40 feet in dppth
DESIRABLE BUILDING LOT, southeast corner Short
and Franklin stees Dimensions 83 feet front Frank
in and 132 feet on Short street. For terms and pari
cuars apply to SAML c. BLACK, Broker,
january q 80 Fob. No. 2G Broad street.
E1OK SALE, ONE PAIR HANDSOME MA
Il HOGANY BAY MARES, hvo and six years old;
spirited, work well in harness. and ride well under tho
saddle. Ono Of them thoroughbred Apply at this
Office. wfm4@ january %
NfULESl MULEs!--I HAVE "A LOT OF
5lfI KENTUCKY MULES and HORSES for sale In this
city, ut NJ WALLACE's STABLE, OH Chalmors street.
Among them one No. Saddle Horse Those In wunt OF
stock will do we'll to call md examine before purchasing
elsewhere. D. PORTWOOD.
January .a6 6H
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E1OR SALE OR RENT, TIIAT-FGNE PLAN:
TATION called MOONHORN, on Danioi's island,
about eight miles from Charcson containing three hun
dred and twelve There are freedmen on the place
willing to contract for labor. Apply at ANN STREET
OFFICE, South Carolina Railroad Company.
January % ~ :24= 4=.asz ca
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january % .=, G4
T1OR SALE.-A DESIRABLE PLANTATION
Port Royal Isnnd OF $50 acres; 200 acres ready
Tor cultivation, the balance wood Iaud This place is
beautifully situated Broad River, ono hours driye
from tho Town Of Beaufort. It has ample accOmmoda-
ons for aborors and is we'll supplied with horses carts,
wagons and implements. Tho place will be sold ut bar
gain, and part Of the purchase money can remain on
mortgage desired For further particulars Inquire of
C. w. DENNIS,
T. January 10 lnio* Planters Hotel.
E,OR SALE, TWENTY LARGE, FAT,
II and 5-year old broke MULES; and THIRTY
and year old For sale al Mills House Stable. Apply
to r. W. CARTON. January IA -
T9OR .ALE, A SCHOLARS ZIP IN A PTIIIA-5
C DELPHLA University OF Medicine and Surgery.
This Scholarship entities students to full instruction
til graduation in the MEDICAL DEPARTMENT, embrac-
ing Anatomy, Surgery, Physiology, Matcria Medica,
Chemistry Obstetrics, and Diseases of Women mud Chill
lren Principles and Practice Of Medicine aud pathoe
gy AS this is Of the first Medical Universities OF
tho country, favorable opportunity ia offered those
studying medicine for scholarship. Apply ut this
Office. December Is
A T. PRIVATE SALE-A FINE FARM, IN
II GOOSE CREEK PARISH, containing &c acres OF
lAud 81 Of which cleared and under fence tho boil
we'll wooded. This place is sitnted 16 miles from
Charleston, the Suite Road and within quarter Of
mile Of the Northeastern Railroad There is fne or
chard on the place.
For information apply to
DR.. II. BAER,
December II No. 131 Meeting street.
JTfk
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FIRE EdIhN.

l5z-s. E1ftE Ed1AN. z.zs=.E5E
AlAIORALTY OF CuARLESTON,1
CRY HALL. November 9, 1SGli
4 LII PERSONS DESTROYS OF REB UILDINCI IN TIE
IN Burnt Districts and Waste Places OF the City u1,-
der can ACT OF the General Assembly, giving authority
to the City Council of Charleston procccl in Tie mat
ter OF Il Fire Loa with view to ail in building up the
City Anew are hereby notified that the form of arpli.
cation loans eau be obtained nj the oicc Of the Ccr
Of Council. between the hours OF IA. NJ aud . p NJ.
All applications must BIZ filed III the above mentioned
office, the Committee will meet every Monday to con-
Siler the snnIe.
= By order OF the Mayor ". Il. SMITH.
November 10 Clerk OF Co11tCi1
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HEADQUARTERS, ASSISTANT COMMISSIONER,
BUREAU NEFcGEEs, FREEDMEN
AND ABANDONED LANDS,
South Carolina.
CHARLESTON, S. c. December II, 15,'j.
GENERAL oEDEl:S, NO. %.
1. General Grtcra No. ~, {. F., is amended and re-
issued, as follows:
lvt. Naifr 4. McI. CRAWFORD. V. II. c. is hereby a)
poa$l .Oicer in charge Of the Claim Division OF the
Bureau of Refugees, Freedmen, and Abandoned Lands
for The State OF South Carolina -
All communications concerning tue collection OF back
pay, bouniics pensions &c viii be addressed uirecy
~ him. M o,I,cr Irrsons this State authorized
agents Of nia bureau for the collection Of sch clainls
Blanks and Instructions will bo forwarded b. him to
the Acting Assistant Commissioners OF this State who
Will afford ciats tic ss:ry nil in properly for
war.iins tlicIr applications 10 the War department,
through Major Crawford. r.; order of
1jyt. Maj. Gen. Il. X. SCOTT,
Assistant Commissioner.
Epw. T. DE.SE,
Drt. Major aud a. a. A. Cen'l
OFFICIAL.
OFFICE FOR COLI.LEC'TlON5 OF Additionally
BOUNTY AND BACK PAY
CHARLESTON ST December ~ 1866.
Bvt Mai EDWARD l.. DEaSE. 4. A. a. Gcu'l.
Attention is called to The fact that this Office is tho
against the Government through Government channels
All necessary alks and Instructions will br furnished
to Ulcers on duty i'll this Safe application tn this
office. \. AlcI. CRAWFORD,
Ert. Major T. S. V. Uil .cr in Charge,
pJ- Columbia South Caroli:n copy and send bill 10
this Office. lmo January
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l @ ST..
BD N G :

pOAR WAN II e D.--A eiESTLENIAN,
D with two eleven and thirteen years of aeel de-
slrcs to obtain board in private FAMILY residing in the
lower section Of the city. Apply at THIS CFFICE
@,jal,llary I3 wfin3
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NEWS SUMMARY.

Forty-6vo pesrls, forty diamonds, and tive thou
send small briliants, form the crown of the Queen
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MISCELLANEOUS.

rV1HF CHOIR OF SAINT PAUL S CHURCH, ASSISTED
Il by = number of ACCOMPLISHED PROFESSORS
and AMATEURS who have kindly volunteered tll II ser
vices will, on TUESDAY next, tho 29tl Instant, sivo
GRAND SACRED CONCERT, instrumental and Vocal
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ITO RENT, A FARM SITUATED ON COOP
j. ER River eight miles from the city continuing 4o4
ceres between 60 and 10 of which have been planted tho
past summer. On it is comfortable Dwelling, Kitchen,
Barn. Stable. and negro Houses. Apply at this Office
= nncan,1,or. stlthm
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The Emigration Commissioners met in New
York on Wednesday, but nothing Of unusual inter-
est came up. The weekly return Of statistics show
ed the number of emigrants landed last week in
New York to be 1862, making the total since Janu-
ary1, 4sO6 The balance Of the Communication fund
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hundred dollars Of gross re-
les aIld other manufacturing
;ity, 1ay,.ble monthly.
every horse and mule used
horses or mules used
cart, dray, or other vohicle,
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1.-TWO WE'LL FURNISHED CHAMBERS
l. AND BOARD can be had in desirable part of tie
city, close TO the City Railway. Apply ut tlis Office.
-JllluarY % Wfln3f
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T O R E N r,

ITO RENT, PART OF a HOUSE IN NOM
4 TAGUE STREET, with kitchen, carriage house,
&C., within minutes walk Of tho City Railroad Apply
at this Office. January ~
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RAFFLE.

A RARE OPPORTUNITY TO GET A NICE TURN
N OUT for $40. a pair OF Very pretty matched PO-
MES, LIGHT BUGGY AND HARNESS will be Rallied
on Wednesday EueRing, ut ocloc-, at the MILLS
HOUSE BILLIARD SALOON. The entire valued at s65U
Sixtyiye chances, SlU each.
Tickets be procured Mt Mr.. CHAPEAU'S STORE!
OF Chalmers and Church streets, and at the SA-
LOOMS.
The turnout may be seen at Mr. CHAPEAU's, between
II and - o'clock, until rafllcl
January 25 -
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GOOD BOARD c.iS BE oETaISEp,rN y
VI pleasant part OF the city, with pleasant rooms
Terms 70 cr week. Apply at No. IS MEETING STREET.
January IL 1mO*
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The Ohio penitentiary has now nine hundred
and twenty-five conyicts, being but seventy-h7e
less than the whole number Of the cells in the
prison. During the war the number diminished
to Eve hundred and ninety-seyen. At the present
rate Of increase that institution will be full by mid
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GOVERNMENT ADVERTISEMENTS

- by tie MnyGr
january VI. II. SMITH, Clerk of Council.
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ITO RENT, TWO NICE SQUARE ROOMS,
Il and a KITCHEN. Apply Mt No. % HAsEL STREET,
near East Bay. january .
VIO RENT..-ONE ROOM In A GENTEEL
Il private family. Also KITCHEN and Servants rooms.
For particulars apply at this Office. November ~
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NOR SALE LARGE, FAT,
and 5-year old broke MULES; and THIRTY 8
and year old. For sac al Mills House Stable Apply
to r. W. CARTON. January Il
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aTOR RENT, THAT DESIRABLE PIECE
OF PR cPERTY west end Of Tradd street, known
as CHISOLI'S MILL POND used tor many years fo1
PONDING TIMBER AND LUMBER RATS
For terms, &C., apply to CHS oLM BROTHERS.
January % mW2 s
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cents per month on all retail
!tauever, whose monthly returns
, above tho said amount OF two
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EDUcATlOMAL.
STEPHEN e. PELOT'S
ENGLISH AND COMMERCIAL SCHOOL,
IFcTA Ri ISHEnZ IN 1891 .-=z-zs

NIGHT SC1lCtii..
nN AND AFTER MONDAY THE EXERCISES OF THE
Y subscribers School will be conducted at No. 364
KING STREET. east sdc door south of George, ut
which will be taught bookkeeping, Writing and the
higher branches of Mathematics and Engisl Including
Arithmetic, Algebra, Geometry, &C., Political Economy
Rhetoric, Logic. &C., &c.
Terms moderate. Apply as above
DOTY & SHERFESEE,
,Tanl1nry + nwf9Ino
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mo RENT-THE ELLIOTT MANSION, NO.
Il 10 George street. Apply to LOWNDES d. GR!M
BALL, Law Range, Broad street.
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The United States Marshal seized all steamers
at the Mobile wharf on Saturday for aleSea vloia-
ton Of the law prohibiting vessels from carrying
cotton without tarpaulins. Subsequently they
were released under heavy bonds on payment OF
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FEsY= GENTLEMEN, WHO CAN GIVE
Ia good references, find pleasant boarding ut No.
1 SOCIETY STl:!.sEr Apply ut house.
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employee at the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad De-
pot, found in pile Of lumber in the yard what he
at first supposed to be little fortune in these
days-s180S. A closer examination proved, how
ever, that the entire amount was made up of coun-
terfeit notes. There we're eighteen one hundred
dollar notes Of National Currency, on banks of the
cities Of Boston, New York and Cincinnati, and
sixteen fractional currency fifty cent notes.
The Richmond Whig says !: s'C-tton is begin
ming to be cultivated almost up to our very doors.
We saw, yesterday, q wagon losd Of bales, raised
on the farm of Judge MEnED1rH, near Old Church,
Hanover. Many planters not far from Richmond
have raised cotton during the past season, and,
with increasing experience there is no doubt that
they will be satisfactorily successful in tho future
in producing an article which was once called
King, and which, though it is said to be uncrowll-
ed, is still influential in the commercial world.'
When Governor ANDREW sent tie Massachusetts
girls to the Pacific coast to supply the want of
feminity in that region, ho said that they nccd
not marry Immediately. but could find plenty to
do in teaching the little children. ANNA D1cKus-
SON ''can't see it." She says ssWherc tho little
children were to come from ont of a population OF
tan thousand mon was more than she could imae-
inc but she thought that probably Governor
ANDREW, being man, might be able to do so.''
The East River was completely bridged over bv
the ice gorges on Wednesday, says Now York
paper, ,-and many hardy adventurcrs crossed ovor
it on foot. The natural bridge thus formed was
BY no means permanent, however. With the cbb
tide, the mass commenced moving, ard the rcr-
sors In tra,lsiiH found themselves atioat Trey
woro nes1ly all rescued b. passing steamers, o;le
nan only being certainly .ost, although there were
ru1nors Of numerous ct:ers being missing. Inn
maase crowds ranged along the piers and bulk
heads OH both sides of the river to see tho nurcl
spectacle. The ferry boats made their trips with
some degree OF regularity during the day.
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Of tho CXCCutonR.-
SEC s. That all Ordinances and parts Of Ordinances
repugnaut hereto be and the samo are hereby repeulcd
Rahed In City Council this twcntyeighth day Dccens-
H. 81 ber A. D. one thousand eight hundred and sixty
49, ak T.. C.. GAILLAIsD, Mayor.
~ II C,rru Cleric of Council December 81
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no RENT, a TRREE-sToRY BRICK
l. HOUSE In Wentworth street, between Smith and
Rutlslge streets contains ten rooms, with gas aud
water l1turos complete Apply at the Office OF WILKIN.
SON T. GILCHRIST, Attorneys ut Law, NO. 48 Broad
Rtreet- fmM January u
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DNIFATE BOARD. WITH OR WITHOUT ROOMS, a
il No5C? KING STREET, near George.
Jan,1nrv
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The Lebanon (Tenn.) Herald states that farm
ers in that vicinity find little difficulty in hiring
naoro labor-at s125 and $3.50 for the current year.
The supply is fully equal to the demand.
The Democratic Resident Committee at wash
ington will hold a meeting next "Wednesday to con-
slider tho expediency of holding National Conven-
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1867-01-03
Tribnfe of R1sncof.

A meeting of the members of the
Clcarfeld Bar, relative to the deceas,
of their professional brother, ROBERT
J. WALLACE, Esq, was held at the
Office of T. j. Mccullough, Esq, on
Tuesday evening, December 25, 1866
On motion, J. b. McEnally, ESQ.
was called to the Chair, and VIM. D.
Bigler, Esq, was appointed Secretary
On motion of II. B. Swoope, Esq.
the following preamble and resolu.
tons were unanimously adopted;
WHEREAS, The members Of the Bar have heard
with profound regret Of the death Of BoBEnT J
WALLACE, Esq, one Of their number, with whom
they have been associated in professional life ioi
many years, and believing il right and proper to
testify our respect to his memory and-our sympa-
thy to bis beroaycd family and friends. therefore
Resolred, That in his death the Bar has lost d
member who TO excellent natural abilities added
Uniform courtesy and kindness in his professional
intercourse, and in nll the relations Of life.
Resolocd, That We extend to the afflicted family
and friends our sincere sympathy and coincidence
in their bereavement.
Rcsolnsd, That in respect 10 bis memory wc as
members Of the Bar, attend his funeral ia body,
and wear the usual badge Of mourning for period
Of thirty days.
Re'otred, That copy Of the proceedings Of this
meeting be furnished to his family.
Rs'oiped, That the proceedings be also published
in the county papers.
On motion, the meeting adjourned
to meet at the same place, at three
O'Clock, p. m, on Thursday next,
whence to proceed in body to the
house Of the deceased, and thence with
the funeral to his grave.
]. b. McENALLY, Pres't.
WM. d BIGLER, Sec'y.