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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-12-04
MEMPHIs. TENNESSEE.
30 CarVer GIns. - Ii Ii sn

/ . htlburne's Celebrated Iron VIE vys-,
/ . Mtlburnes CELEBRATED Tbi,,bIa-ztysjz, Ut
Sls-t,yer d-0 sold Ia Mem phis; All yyarralifsls
sii,'t+ ,nsi+s I4onLns, and only sIZ 50 damages
90 Carver Gins. from A "a. 81 s,,v.
WOOD and Iron frame.
/ . Fodds Improved BuIicesr C,..-. ~,
Ies,, . .'' seAi e ana 70 work - crank Two
/ men esa make 500 pound bale.
I lJ Iood's Improved Horse Power r-- --,-,,7,-.
! Nil-s emu 1rlAt Atlis-the dnest power male,
James Todd Stationary Fuaires III an gf-s-
from - 70 iJ0-horsa power -- 49, 7---'
Iodds Pianing Mills and Wood yyrr-irs nfs-
ttii...leiy' oi All Kinds furnished al snort no.
Portable Steam Engines. Of all sizes. from 4 Il,
a1-horse power. -
I stationary Engines, Of all sizes. fro.. % to Ss-
horse power.
7'aslf 2Sii,s ana Double Saw HillsTodds and other
Gin Il,sg ,ssgments, for 10 and y feet wheels. com
hailrosd c,,s snd Lever Horse Posers, Q, and
% Tons Of IRON TIES Qow to the trsdei
100 Dozen Cedar Buckets, iron and brass bound
sssorted. Gov 20 the iradeI
lv0 Nests Cedar Trbs, tlow q The trado)
lO buckeye Cider Presses to close consisnn1enf-
20 aud r. HOrre Power Portable Engine. Sec
ond-hand low for cash-must be sold.
lb-horse Power, secondhand. cheap
z. AADA1i1 Autftf r'ilAlouarF E.lgIna and San
All-au complete-can be bought low
p saw and ? 90 saw Gins t5ut little usadl
low for cash.
Daniels Flaming Maehiue-outs "a i,e4s-
wide and 25 feet Iongscan be had at 3. ~.
gain.
FLOWS % al kinda
fEE0 CUTTERS
COkN-SHELLFRS
THRESHINei MACHYNFs-
hEAPERS AND MOWERS
LAIH NJ RCHINFs
WHEAT DRILLS,
Lilies Fire and Burglar Proof Safes,
DEERING COTTON PRESSES.
CLIFTON PLANTERS
COTTON SCRAPERg
COTTON SWEEPFFS
CuLTIVATURS
CORN PLANTEES
SHINGLE MACHINES
- Wood and Iron-Working Machinery. OF
A. klnds, ordered on short notice, end fur
nisued at manu- ufacturers' prices sell gr1
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NfuraoolE VS.. Johnson From Memphis Chan

HTLD: lst. That under a viii where title IS
vested in an executor trustee FOR particul 7r
purpose-as for the payment Of debts-such Ute
is regarded as limited trusteeshlp, and the
tftie ceases when the pufposes - fie trust ar
accom- plished, although the viii by It's terms
conveys a longer term 10 such trustee.
2 When the husband ana wife holding lands
in right OF the wife are disseiZed, and by the
laches of the husband the joint right OF action
for the land is barred by the statute Of Hmita-
lion, 50 long as the coverture lasts the wife is
barred from any Joint or separate action; but
under the act OF 1919, and the prOvisO thereof
she may bring her actiOa after the coverture
has ceased, or her heirs may bring the actlOn
after her death, but both within the time there
in limited, viz; three years.
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RKTEs or ADVERTISING.

one month : 3 oW
-AU advertisements considered due aftef
ths FIRST insertion.
t~Eight lines Of solid BonParen constitute
q square
- AN advertisements in the Special Notloe
,,lrr,u will ioe charged . cents per line.
So Marriage and death notices published as
olber Advertisements
- Am Advertisements for the APFEAL must
,,,,,.,,dss sp st the Clerk g desk.
s 7-aneie4.i adreTtissl'1s7sts ualsst BE- pGid for
n aduaaos.
~ Advertisements for the Weekly paper
,-fu be charged at same rates, per week or
month. as iu the Daily, unless by special
contract.
81 our friends are requested 70 use their best
srfs-ts 10 send us subscribers, and Ill mp our
Iigfs. snd also 70 forward any items OF news
r-st may be OF sufficient LEGAL Importance 10
u-arraut their publication.
TERMS OF WEEKLY
Arpn luducensnt 20 get mp clubs, We have
a5opte4 the following scale OF prices, which sre
slow Es our current once expenses win aduit
Of:
One Copv. one year S %
To clubs0 Ten OF more, each "
Irurriu5lg IN ciuonos.
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"a DILEMMA.

Mrs ELIZABETH CADY STANTON, Just now th,
great High Priestess Of the Woman's Rights doc
trlne, recently has had hearing before the Judi
cary Committee of the House Of Representatives
OF the New York Legislature; degree of consider
alton, probably never before granted to the sex b
any body Of equal Importance. The immediate
object OF Mrs. sTANToN's long and very able nd
dress to the Committee appears 81 be to indnc,
the Legislature Of tho State Of New York to r, ner
NIT women and negroes to vote for delegates e
the Convention, which it is expected win shortl,
be called for the purpose Of revising a.
Constitution Of the State. She AYERS tba
it is necessary that these hitherto unrenra
sented 'three-ffths Of the population Of tb.
State" shall be represented in the approaohiha
Convention, their claims are to have q fair hear
ing and consideration. Hero then is 8 dilemma
Women cannot vote now, because to do so varff ,rf
unconstitutional, and Mrs. STANTON wants thu
Legislature to commit itself to this piece Of mn.
constitutional legislation in order to eneraft in,
discriminate female and colored suffrage upon the
Constitution. How is this to be done Mrs. STAN.
TON failed to give the nod,ls operandi OF this nice
feat Of Legislative zegev-de-main. "
We said Mrs. STANToa's address was able: this
however, needs some qualification. She is nm.
quesaona by woman Of vigorous mind, and, in
ner argument, exhibits great research and no lit
te constructive ability but her reasoning after all,
as may be supposed, is nothing more than strinc
Of somewhat skilfully woven sophistries. The
press generally passes these arguments by not be-
Cause they are rrefutabae, but because Il ia lot
considered necessary to bring heavy artillery into
action, when small arms suffice. Cavalry and -
fanhy heretofore have seldom failed Of success n
the encounter with the fair foe. s3 77,
In justice to Mrs. srArros, however, we must
at least give specimen Of her address si &.
Bot, say you, the majority Of woa,on do not
make the demand lfor the hranchisc.] Grant it.
What tLen When you established trce schools
did you first ask the urchins Of the State whether
they were in favor Of being transplanted from the
street to the school house ETC., etc..
I Now is this reasoning, or is it sophistry the
most palpsble2 s2t2R
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1T WILL bo noticed by our Congressional report by
telegraph that the House of Representatives have,
refused, after Q bitter discussion, to second the
novo for the previous question on the Military Bill
OF Mr. STEVENS, ofPsnn., by a vote OF 61 to %.
Ihls vote probably terminates tho last attempt on
tho part OF Mr.. STEVENS to place tho South under
the government Of military satraps,
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LARGEST C1RcULAT1oN.-Thc DAILY
News publishes the Official List Of let
ters Remaining a, the Iosto67cc at the end
Of each ,ccck, ayrceaoly to the .toUoao'ng
section Of the Ncv Posto6Sce Lac, as the
,,ews5,oper hteving the largest circulation IN
the City Of Charleston:
SECTION And be further enacted That lists OF lot
ters rnaius onoaed for in any Postooc in any city
town village. where new.psper shall BIO printed
shall hereafter be published only in the newspaper
which. bong published weekly oftcner shnn the
largest circulation within range Of delivery Of tho said
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l. ~ Z p :
AN ORDINANCE TO EsrADI1sH THE OFFICE OF cHnssEY
Be ordained by 0he Mayor and aldermen CITY cou,.
CT assembled That fn and passage of this Or
dnance ero shall annually elected two Contractors
Tor sweeping s ehimneys the first for all that the
for all that part Of tho city, taking in and T. and
Council In tho penal Of two thousand dollars With
two good surutes conditioned for the faithful perform.
Sec. 2. All and every person occupying building with
chimney or rchinneys thereto. in which fire usually
tractors to visit inspect and cause to be sep b M sod
chimney or chimneys in evory month he she or
IN any shall oppose OF prevent the
sweeping OF any chimney before directed he. sho OF
the Mayor, shall 30 nned In sun not exceeding nfy
this duty In not causing the said chimney to be swept
perfectly neat and clean, leaving any chimney which
directed said contracor on normaton hefora to
Mayor Of suoh neglect SHALL conviction thereof be
Contractor was not opposed prevented nom sweeping
said chimney; then the fine may inflicted on .e oc
SEC Said Contractor shall give notice in public print
Of tho time and hour the chimney chimneys is or aro
before, md such awecning shn take place 1T proper
and convenient hour and such Contractors shall keep
ed where any person sending for sweep be trnme
diateiy accommodated with thereafter as
SEC In all cases of neglect Of the said Contractors
not herein provided for conviction thereof tho
exceeding fifty dollars and that any sweep boy sweeping
hytt se m III tie Mayors (mrt
SEC g. The following fees shall be allowed for sweep
ing ch1mneys, viz: ten cents for each story.
SEC Z Houses which have chimneys wheren an+,,,.
c1te coal burnt exclusively will not be required to be
swept only At the option cf the owner or occupant
Tepuynant hereto oe and the hereby repealed
haIned In City Council this 18th day January in to
r. year of our Lord thousand eight huni-ed anS
- 81 sixty-aix. F. G. q G1IfARD NO. rno
By the Mayor: 1 ~ 10 iN.'"''oN' -
i Fe1,rnarv I've w, x,-rrr .
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u- al communications Intended for publication II,
This journal must be addressed to c Edztor Of the
Daily Ne,rs, No. 19 Huyne-street Charleston S. G.
Business Communications TO Publisher of Daily
Ne,os. nE a. R. "
Weconnot undertake TO return rejected connunicu-
tons. 2#
Advertisements outside Of the city must be accopa-
MED zcih the cash.
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a0ag NO IMPEACHMENT.
We hear, through private sources directly from
Washington, that there is not the slightest pros
pect Of The success of the impeachment scheme.
Men Of controlling influence, who arc in the conf
dence Of the advocates of impeachment and whose
names, if mentioned, would guarantee the correct
ness Of their conclusions, freely avow TINT the
plan, oven il it have measure of support at any
stage that would be considered formidable, which
is improbable, must result in failure. The Senate
viii promptly reject it.
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SEC 8 No cloth awning shall be put up q
ner as to obstzct loot passengers; sign-board
shall be erected otherwise than thirteen
face OF the ground or foot pavement q =
day While any such ming signboard. liked
cd otherwise than US herein directed shall remain
n
SEC 6. No person persons whosoevor shall for tho
articles for SALE place, be ace any such
goods. COIL modtes, or other articles whatsoever
table, bench staboard, box other nppertlage any
street, lane, alley, public tlorouEhtare or foot
pavement within tho City under penalty of Twenty
Dollars for each and such offence and for
every right or day, cs the may be- which any
such offence Is committed: FrovdeG. hoscerer That
due Mrsters shall be permitted 10 expose before their
ntorcs such goods ano commodities they sell public
auction but hot to take than the Of
their respective vendue stores and to tho distance OF
SEQ T. No person persons whosoevcr, shall suffer
any freood. GOALS goods wares, merchandise carriages
OF any description oher matter thing to him.
hor, them belonging consigned to or stand for
longer erscc ta. four in any street lano al!eT
or public thorousnre within tho City, under u penalty
OF Two Dollars with COSTS for every hour that
article or thing slin SO Icy stand beyond the
mentioned time cEcepng materials for building. in
gard to which tho following regulations shall observ-
ed, namely: When shall erect
repair any house other building, upon any street, anc
shall make application for the 10 much Of the
street public wuy shall front OF the
lot on which such building is to be erected extend
more than six feet into the streets which space per
fence at least six feet hgh order to deposit within tile
same tho requisite materials building and repairing
and such tsncc together with the remaining material he
shc they shall soon ns the work bo finish
ed whenever the Mayor require it. on pair O,
forfeing Two Dolarr for every that such fence or
such materials shah afterward romain unremovcd and
on pain also, OF having the removed at HIS her
their expense. by the City authorities.
January Is limo
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ClTY. ADVERTISEMENTS.

nEFICE OF CHIEF OF DETIsCTIyr:S.
" f&BNUA1ef 5.-Rccorerud and now ut this Oflice
TWO COPPER PUMPS, which the owners nro requested
to como forM ,ru and identity ]. c. CAMPBELL.
February Jj.,t in ch,r',
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l. AN ORDINANCE

TO ESTABLISH THE OFFICE CHIMNEY CONTRACTOR
|.1s4a 'Hs'. s5s s OFFICE CLERK OF COUNCIL
- - January 81, 1867.
FNNHE CITY COUNCIL HAVING ELECTED MR. j. E
~ ROUMuLAT Chimney Contractor for the Upper
;a3 wards and Mr. NJ NIXON for the Lower Wards they
VII! enter upon tho duties of their ofcc on the lat o
February and for the general information OF the
public the following Ordiuaacc is published:
.a@#@& W. q. SMITH, Clerk of Council
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FIN AN cEAl..
1;ONET NaN,rEsa

WON FIVE To TEN THOUSAND DOLLARS FOR
- one Year, upon unincu'nbcrct Hcsl Estate within
E,'s IA several eligible localities. witt, rents for
eeS 1.eS OF scniaaliun1 pAynlcn: OF intcrcs.. Apply
nT1S n;iu II A. NJ. or to p. NJ ut No. IL; CAL
,t oAIti1I or through Box No. ut Post c.,,.c
E.,ns 80, 70 Il. n. PORTER.
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CHI A r lie S T ON /.
SATURDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 9, 1867.
INIPORTANT NEWS.

The following wo tako from the Now York Eren
ing Post, Radical though q very well-inSormee
iournal of tho 9Th: s. Na s&
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OFFICE OF THE CAPTAIN OF POLICE)
VI. L.. CHARLESTON. s. O.. February g. 1867. D."
I ORDER TO GIVE ALL INTERESTED AN OPpOR-
i TUNrrY to erect platforms protect the sidewalks
IN ron Of their lots. required by Ordinance pub
February inst. G. B. SI(iWATD
Feorunry6 Il Captuin Police.
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M EET | NJ G S,

CAANLESTON CHAMBER OF COMMERCE..
Xiv. ANNIVERSARY.
1NH!S CHAMBER WILL. CELEBRATE IT'S SIIv AN.
y Mi7ERSARY on Mo,day February l1th 1867 at
sne h3us Aouso Tho Members will at half-past
O'Clock: F: NJ, for the transaction OF business
Pou FOR tho election Of Onccrs will be opcned at
coc8. r. NJ and closed at o'clock. n. under tho
amusement Of tho following Mennbcrp who arc also ap
up Mt hnlf-past6 O'Clock, P. NJ. M =
P.J BARBoT, Secretary.
JOHN HANCKEL. Chairman.
b: =. DIS4S DtLsoN. r: z 3: B SHARMAN. adMnT
nual contribution. q Febrlnry 8
BIBLE SOCIETY OF CHARLESTON.
IfHRE F1ETY-SKVENTH ANNIVERSARY OF THIS
Society will be celebrated in the Citadel Square Bap:
list Church Sunday Might next at ~ O'Clock Tic
Annual Report of ths Board of Managers will by
Dr. n. r. Middleton, and addresses delivered by Rev L.
Cuthbert and Rev T. l. Girardeau Tho public nre cor
daily invited to attend collection will DO taken up
In aid Of the funds Of the Society.
The Board Of Managcrs arc deeply sensible Of the no
cest for revvng the efforts Of this Society in crcu-
lshng the Bible and would earnestly appeal to the citi
zens OF Charleston to enroll their names as mcmbers
bership. 5sl- -
= GP 1 asREnS. aERE5s9N.
Februarys
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y EIHE LOAN. ~ [, I'd M. S. n
MAYOBALTY OF CHART EaT0N

IS s5145'E EIRE LOAN. ,s!Iss ~ 5%{, s .
i MAYORALTY OF CHARLESTON
CrTr HALF, November g. 1866. ss
# A LII PERSONS DESTROYS OF REBUILDING IN TaR
Burnt Districts and Waste Places Of the City IN
San Act OF the General Assembly giving authority
TO the City Council Of Charleston prococI In the maj
tss Of F1fe Loan, with view to aid In building up the
CITY anew hazeby MOTH tho form Of appH-
Of Council, bstweenthc hours q "a: NJ and r. u. -
An must Be nled In the above mentioned
ence q the WIN meet every Aonday to con
ssdcr the EaIne. ts ll2s - h
lt Byordnr o. sheS Mayur W. s1eMfrr1
Nj NovefnerA0 Clerk OF Council
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CITY TAXEs.-h1OET:.Er RETURNS.
OFFICE OF THE CITY ASSESSOR
-. - Cry HALL, February LIST, 1867.
~ that the MONTHLY RETURNS for tho month Of
january past In compliance with the Tax Oriinance
ratified ON the 18th day Of December, 1856, must be
] February &s.12 Citv Assessor
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HOME SCHOOL. FOIs ROYS ---- I
VIE EXERCISES OF THIS INSTITUTION WILL RF
Il resumed on the SECOND MONDAY IN sKPTFM.
is limited to twelve. -. i- - tuka1'e
Inc Principal is graduate in no -s,. Cambridge,
England, and has had moro than TWEEN yes- cr7sja,s,
as q teacher IN tho South. 8 l5S, 49, D'A'1'e@
Careful and thorough instruction viii DO given in the
i., AtAS IN and CREEK CLASSICS, French and spaItah
WIN complete course OF English studies incIudnc
Commercial Arithmetic, and -Keep,
Pnplls VIII DO treated In all respects as members 81 hs
tauy ana VIII receive the undivided care md attn,
dies. II 5s.t. = . - t szA1aooSs q K
heiercnces-To the Faculty Of the South Carolina Uni
eEsJ, En. t.Ia ano 70 presents and former PATRONS.
signed. - = RICHsPn Enp1 I1e !. u1Iea- ~ n
s...e' 14eust, 1000 stuts August IL
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TFWB PENCIL IS SIMILAR TO TIE oRDTyARy
lead pencil, AID will make clear black mark that
VIII remain after years Of and washInc It ia GREAT
improvement over ink it viii dry up and can be-
no rsk Of b1otng No Preparation being required
the dampeuing OF the abr3c marked and no tro
blesoms directions to be followed In Its use it win save
much inconrcoience to housckeeper ul who, have
occasion to mark their clothing i&t %5l .7II 4"
| Notices or the Press.
'"Fhe marking inks commonly used fn., 6rs5a,;
each bottle being accompanied by number OF edircc
tons which considerably bother the brains of house.
Eeepera The lndekble Pencil will prevent this as al,
the preparation necessary is daupentnr OF te fac
W. lSaaattfc american.
Ind1es VIII be pleased with the Indelible Pencil new
invention for marking clothes indebty without rda OF
botng It Will abolish the old plan OF using pen With
bottle. ~. ?. Eoc,ino Fost. - - =
s'We have seen samples Of permanent marking Win
tn1s pencil which cannot be washed out" -
-.5 LRoston Journal.
Ths s the largest invention for small one TINT 1ra
nave seen nor long time It does with the bother
nselence aug oltncut mode OF marking with ink"
-G5;4 t Literary Museum.
:c1A Anx's PATENT ISDE11p1E PEscu.-We have tried
ths calculated pencil for marking linen &c ana fonni
e TO be al that Is claimed for it No family should be
It is grestly superior to any indelibia ink
thas we have ever tried. ed."-Cincnnati National Un;o
- desirable. convenient and useful honseho1d ,r+3
cue c@le;-Spr'nafeA (Aass) Republicans. 7(5:ST1.,-,
One Pencil win Mark 1900 Articles. sai.
@- TRAVELLING AGENTS WANTED. Send .o -.
for Pencil and Circular. -. h . - - a - -
For sale by JULIUS FLAUM No. 1ss KING st,eat .,so
by NJ n. QUINN, Up Town News Depot 80
Eebruary2 @'.,53s.f}r-. - "a 'rty,,.. .s-i
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PUBLIC NOTICE,
ss OFFICE OF CITY TREAcr

@. PUBLIC NOTICE.
OFFICE OF CITY TREASURY
puBL1c NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN 9!s that 4 'SSy SN}E
u the following Ordinance licenses have heen nrenarol
for delivery rom this Once. s. THoMAs
SEC !. Be it Ordained By tie Aayoy and Aidenn, in
Cy Cot,cl1 assembled That from and after the first day
o. licenses shall be taken for carts drays
anu wagons used for private and domestic purposes in
ne same manner and according the same provisions
now OF force In relation CARTS raya and wagons
cart dray wagon, shall be provided with BADGE con.
HlnS sne number thereof and marked Private to be
SEC. 2 No person shall be taken bv the Treos1rcr 90
surety to any bond under the Ordinance concernna n
Senses ior CARTS days wagons and other Carriages m
SEC. g. The following shall hereafter be the ratea tor
licenses for public md private carts draws wuoons c
including the horses or mules used thereof which sha
Pun1lo cARrs, DRAys ETC. THOSE EMPLOYED m Any
9us1sEas WHATEVER FOR HIRE DIRECT OR rSpmEcr
Sor every oAr dray or wagon, drawn by horse or
For every cart dray wagon drawn by two horses or
For every hack and carriage with two wheels, $40.
For every hnck and carriage with four wheels $40
;th t esery sage OF omnibus Except line omnibus)
For every stage or omnibus fexcept line ov,n;hno,
drawn by four horses, 500. 5SEa N SA11'''-''
For every truck drawn py or moro horses or mn1ea
every express wagon drawn by two or more horses
"a BREAD aE cAars AND PRIVATE cAnrs. DRAxs, Ere.
9or every Dread cart or wagon, SIS. s&' -6I. vi
For every cart dray wagon used for private or do
mesdc purposes and not to employed in the trans
porting Of goods wares, merchandise. lumber, or any
Indirectly for the sane shall pay for Icensa the ann ~
80 exclusive Of TIE horse or mule. q M
$:a8 Hatned IN CITY Council this 18th dey or Januarv
H. 81 In the year of Lord ono thousand ri sht h,,
dred and sixty-s1. 35l5l .l. 90 N ~
P. G. 9AHLARD, Mayor.
january W. q. SMITH, Clerk Of Connriy Al
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EDUCATlO 0 N AL .

NIGHT SCHOOL. NIGHT SCHOOL! NIGHT
SSCHOOLy
COMMERCIAL sOHOOr. s4
wv CORNER BROAD AND. CHURCH STP PE1-s
- LATIONS TAUGHT, ''71 7--' --N oo Soo
January IL -o~- AAaa1A. =.
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.-l- MRS. CAkROL, .# l
AvlNaRETuRNED TO THE o1TY. OFFERS HEf
46nv at N 81 1s OF the Piano and Vocal Nude
Decenlber2O N M '---~>''. e..
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CARD.

El AS
THAT WE sELLARE mpoRrED DIRECT BY ". g,
CohWIN 4 CO., and pass through no other hands en-
ab!tng US not only to WARRANT THEM AB PUHE And
0NADULIERATED, but to sell at tho following prices
FINE YOUNG HYSON N............. \ s0 to TX
FINEST GUNPOWDER. . Ok
FINEST TlMPERIAI... !. " - -, ''''''' 49, . - ~
si GHO!CsSI ENdLiSH BREAKFAST..-. q 26
tTStS6 oht.ahfASI 50
SaO1C5Sd OOLONd. 2 90
CaOACE oO!ONG..- ........................ so
We keep. also. supply Of cheaper grsdes-a good
quality Of GREEN AND BLACK TEA, MIXED at 81 SO
per pound. 1----- n = =
Just recetved, new supply Of OLD JAVA COFFEE
40c.; PARCRED, Soc; GROUND Sc; OLD RIO $780,
Inc Inc 2AACHED COFFKE We represent to be Of the
sLsI QUALITY. parched by with great care. trial
OF these Coees, Green, Parnhed and Ground VIII con-
vince the consumer on that point ray F-.%.t
GENUINE MOCHA AND LAGUAYRA. n
Tho FILLING OF ORDERS personally attended to by
one q the Goods delivered to all pars the
supply Of GOSHEN DAIRY BUTTER VIII arrive On
A0esoay. aS' S Smo ''' fS February
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-02-09

Be 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 at his or her busircss snnd stands uconspicu-
Gus Sign Board or Plate containing his or her given
nalno and surname, and, in partnership the
given name and surname Of each mclber firm:
shall forfeit and pay to tho City pcnny OF fifty dollars
or ea:h md every offence or deiau ard in addition
month during which the provisions OF this Ordinance
snail ROMAN not complied with Iroried horcrer, That
nothing hern contained shall apply to the special par
ners of u limited partnership.
Ratified December 2, 1861.