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a FEW WORDS OF COMMON

How few there who subject some affection
OF the lungs or respiratory organs who by negecunG
premonitory symptoms aggravate the complaint until
disease strikes its shafts, causing inexpressbe torture
OF the patient and anxiety and distress to ends Onls
cold! "a slight throa!" ia the hcsalcss ren,ar
OF many when Affected Yes .:Only :old was the
thoushess expression of thousands whom Death has
marked for his prey. 0H
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS! should be The motto fcrcye,
IN the minds OF all subject Coughs Colds Catrrh OF
Influenza Words Of advice should be needed by all su
ferng from Asthma, Bronchitis Consumption. Relief IS
within heir reach and, il neglected. ata consequences
ensuea o OF misery daily hourly struggle for or.
lstenco contest in which there be but victor
Death H@@ n.
Does it not appal the strongest mind to thinI'. thu
result caused by neglect? Then why delay? ct ex
cusc can be offered when timely warning un6ed IN
your ears? When the danger is pointed IT. why no,
avoid It? MARsDES's PICTORIAL BALM "a been useG
with success in nearly million of casc nd endorsed
by the Medical Faculty the Tompt and cffca
dous remedy that scientific discovered to
reeve and cure ail cases OF Co shs Colds Influenza
and Consumption, II the case is not beyond all hope
Even when the sufferer is il the last sages he will nd
relief by using this prop ration. One bottle viii con-
vco the most Incredible that tho merits this prepa
ration arc by no means exagcracd in fnct fall far short
Of the enloes bestowed upon it by thousands who have
been cured by Its timely guarantee accompanies
each bottle and dealers III every 1nsanc.
to refund the money when this preparation fails
ieve. A '-.--.
Prepared by T. W. ArARsDEN, No 4s7 Broadway. New
York. I u, ''-"'',
Price, so cents small bottle: 81 large size.
KING l. CASSuDEY,
@ Wholesale Agents, Charleston,
GOODRICH, WINEMAN &. CO.,
85 Wholesale Agents, Charleston.
And all Retail Druggists s:no Decembes4
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aJ ESTATE NOTICE.-!ALL PERSlNS HAv-
ING claims against the Estate Of the Late J. DuBosE
PoRCHER. Of St Johns. BerkloE requested to hand
them in and those indebted to make payment to s. L.
HOWARD. Charleston. Mrs. MARION PORCHEH,
qualified Execut-ix, st. Johns, Ecrklcy.
December .; %a3# ,,.1,7no
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CO. MAGIC INK (PATENTED) WILL
write In MI colora and shades ont bottle and with
one ink; is unsurpassed for fancy and ornamental
writings Price. 81 box free by mail The trade sup
Piled Address @. II. CoRDOvA,
No. GO William street, New York.
december 70 tEstu2mo
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sg ESTATE SALE.-ALL PERSONS HAVING;
demands against tho estate OF tho late FREDERICK
FREEZE will present them. properly acstc: and all
persons indebted thereto will mako payment to
@ ELLEN g. FREEZE, Ex'ix
January ths4 M ,unt Holly s. c. II
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CHARLESTON ORPHAN HOUSE. l1's9
CONTRACTS WANTED TO SUPPLY THE ABOVE
" ~ Institution with BEEFs PORK, VEAL, BREAD and
MILK for the ensuing gear. I'm .71,S-1,-
Sealed proposals. must left with the Steward prior tn
the 50 January next, s Dece1nber 25
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at= MARRIED..
At Grace Church. Charleston, on Goth December Nv
ev c. G. P1NcKSEY. q. Il. WILLIAMS, Jn., to SUSAN
, eldest daughter Of the late SAMUEL Roe1NsoS. .
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!, A $40, 900 libel suit is thrust dsagreeably into
The Chicago Tribnne's face. The paper itself is a
laly libel upon good scnse. @- "A \
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State TtenaH.

S1AI6 1ten11s
Rev. John A. Porter has been transferred
BY the ;sto Conference at this place to George
town. His place as Presiding Elder will be
whose valued and distinguished services in
soled in believing that his place will be hned by
Rev. s. Fl. Brown, whose reputation gives us rea-
son to hope that we shall have in the Doctors room
the services Of pure, upright, and eloquent man.
] Marion Crescent.
Cold WEATHER.-Sure enough, cold rigorous
winter is upon us. On Saturday evening last,
about O'Clock, snow commenced falling and BY
Sunday morning the ground was covered to the
depth Of about four inches. Throughout tho day
both sect and snow fe and ut the time Of writing
this (Monday evening) old mother earth is shroud-
ed IN white mantle of snow and ice, and from ap-
Roarances something in addition is not improbable
ne soserest weather we have experienced in this
section tor many years. #
~ reference to our telegraphic news, in another
coumn 1t will be perceived that the weather at the
North ls more severe than has been experienced
for twenty years.-Ibid. $ t&T lF5 77S7
MELANCHOLY AcCDKNT.-An only son OF Mr.
James b. LeGette went out souirrel huntino m
Wednesday, 26th December and after hnnRin1
awhile he laid down with hi. ehot gun pointinp at
his body, which accidentally went OF and Killed
him nstantly.-Ibid. NJ ~s'-A'>>
WoNsr LEAvE.-We learn from Mr.. Tnvlorl Who
is now in this city as agent for several cotton
planters in Texas that he has been altogether nm
successful in his endeavors to secure farm hands
to 20 with him to his State. He has been actively
seconded by Lieut.. McKilless, but the darkies are
unwilling to go where they will have no .opportu-
nifty to rely on Government rations when they
chance to loaf while.--Joau'nN Of Commerce.
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ns-WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
f NJ WHITING. Esq Z candidate ior Sheriff OF
Charleston tJudicia District, at the next election.
September 10
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Domestic Markets.

" NOON DISPATCH.
New loRK, January 2.-Gold 1925. Money un-
Uplands a4s; Orleans 35i. Flour Southern frmer;;
better 81 81 Il afoat Pork lower; new mess sloal9l
baltimore, january 2.-Flour quiet; firm. Grain
very scarce. Bny and harbor closed. Prices nomi-
nal. Seeds dull: Clover ssas 20. Coffee firm; Rio
Buckwheat Meal s3a3I.
o.; AUSusTA January Cotton in good demand at
burg, killing the captain and scaldnlg seveI al
Boat and cargo lost.
EVENING D1srATcu.
The Commercial says that stocks, though not
active, have decidedly stronger tone; some lead
ing stocks being largely oversold and the Bull side
ls presumed strong enough to control the prices.
NOV YORK Central advaneed e Goyernments
er at 322. Money moderately active and unchanged.
Foreign exchange shade lower at 9@94c.
LATER.
Gold s2A. Coupon Skies of ca, 1o5A; registered
do of 65, LOG. Dry Goods market steady and un-
changed. Trade quiet but healthy; fow look for
very heavy trade during the year, but 4 steady
tone is expected to peryade the market. Cotton
Flour rmer; SO Southern ' gii 25ai7 1eag Wheat 1se
higher. Corn 1c. better; mixed Il 12A@1 Liz.
Pork unsettled: new Mess $40 62@2 So. Lara
hrmcr at IL 4Dl3c. Groceries nominallv unchanged
freights commissions sgd. by sail and 43d. by
steam to Liverpool. Government securities firm
er money freely oHered at Z 81 c., and in some
cases at 6. Gold closed at 33s@3S3. Exchange
dull and heavy.
LOUISVILLE, january 2.-sales CO hhds. Tobacco
market firm for common lugs, 50 75as 30; medium
leaf s12 Is. Flour firm at 50 so. Grain unchanged
Mess Pork active at $40. Hogs. Sc 5Oa6 75 Sheled
Corn, receipts 5000 bushels. 73O 900 of Oats Lard
Rc. Raw Whiskey, in bond, 50 30 Bulk Meats
active. Shoulders, &c.; clear Sides, III. Cotton,
30c.
MOBILE January 2.-sales to-day 1900 bales;
N!idding, 32c, firm. The receipts Of cotton from
all parts during the last tour months are $50 900
bales. The crop is believed to be about half in.
and nothing doing. The holders Of choice Wheat
ask 50. Corn dull at 70a74. Oats lower at 58aG2
Whiskey dull-s2 %. Pork firm at $40 so, delivered
at Cairo, and $40 so delivered at the opening OF tho
navigation. Plain Hams 173a19. Clear Sides l3ia
IA. Shoulders H. Lard nominal at 134 for Ken
tucky. Hogs active and better at IS 30a6 u.s. Cot
ton better at 81.
New ORLEANS, January 2.-Cotton unchanged !;
Lex Ley 9lddlings sl4 s2tc Middngs s24 Receipts
New York o.; Exchange p az discount. Freights
changed. Whiskey firm at So 26 in bond Hogs
rather dull at 81 4Oa7 Is, not, closing firm, Re
ceipts for two days 49, 900 head. The price current
gives the total receipts Of tho week at 40 600 head
For tho season 284 000 against 228 600 last year.
Mess Pork in good demand at 81 20. Lard ~.
There is speculative demand for both tho arti-
er demand. Green Meats firm; holders ask &c. ad-
vance. Gold 1872, Money scarce and in domand.
I'VE received our last dispatch at A. NJ. on the
Sd; and the kilograms stopped coming only then,
becansc tho lines were all 'sdown."]
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0't. N0
January !

NIIsSIONERs OF THE POOR will elect OH IIcducslas,
9th January, 1867, MASTER lIATRON and BOOK
KEEPER to for the ensuing year Also. contract
ors toc BREAD and BEEF to be delivered ut Aims House
on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays Applications
be left at the Aims House prior TO The day election
Dccemhcr --
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as- S TATE MOTTO E.-ALL PERSONS
skring claims against the Estate OF tic latc JOSEPH T.
HOWARD will present them duly attested and all per
sons indebted thereto will make payment to
S. L. HOWARD,
November It - aa Qualified Executor
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sB- A CAED.-TIIE OFFICERS AND MEM
DERs OF THE ETNA FIRE ENGINE COMPANY be-,
leave to tender their sincere Acknowledgements W. y
LEITCH, Esq, and Hon. WM. D. PORTER. for refresh
mcnts 30 kindly furnished at the fire in Smith street.
the morning of the LIST inst JOHN N1cLEISl{
January3 l Secretary Itua Firc Company.
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WATCHES, JEWELRY, ETC.
GIFTS FOR CHRISTMAS and new YEARS,

GREAT WATCH SALE ON THE POPULAR ONE PRICE
PLA::. GIVING EVERY PATRON A HANDSOME AND
RELIABLE WATCH FOR THE LOW PRICE OF TEN
DOLLARS. WITHOUT REGARD TO VALUE AND
MOTTO BE PAID FOR UNLESS PERFECTLY Salts
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So OFFICE CHARLESTON CITY RAILWAY
CoMPAST.-cHARLEsroN. December %. 1sec-pack-
ages OF ONE HUNDRED TICKETS will be sold at the
companys Office corner Of Broad and East Bay streets,
for SC.
by order. s W RAMSAY
December % secretary and Trcas,,rcr
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Impeachment OF the p,

y. WAsHISGToS, Jannary 2.-Thero is good au-
s president will be introduced into the House on
Mon M"nsy rext by Ashley, Of Ohio, with every pros
Of the fact and expresses himsclf ready for trial
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PUBLIC NOTICE,
4 MAYORS OFFICE DECEMBER a. 1866
THE FIRING OF PISTOLS GUNS, SQUIBS cRACK-
ERs other Fro Works the Streets are strictly pro
hihited. ii
The following places are designated for such pur-
poses VIZ The Burnt Districts; west end Broad
The Ordinance relative thereto will bo strictly en-
forced. at1 z#.E Mr.T562 .4E.s n "'-'''0''4 .-
By order Fg. #s&E p C. GAuLARD hIov,r E
W. q. SAITH Clerk OF Council 7777 N Decamhcr OK
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as-kALM1A MILLS SM.kNUFAC,rURING COSI-
PANY.-Thc BOOKS or SUBSCRIPTION to the Capital
Stock OF this Company will be opened W c. COURT
NEI CO.'S OFFICE, No. Boycc's Wharf. on January
lst 1867. aud continue open for month Intor,na-
ton respecting the condition Of the Company will c
furnished all parties desiring to forward this impor.
tant work. FL EERR1s0S
Secretary and Treasurer Kallnia Mills
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which closes its labors and leaves for w,sh;ncton
to-day. m - - " ''" So 80
GALVESTON. January 2.-Therc has been the Sc
'ercst snow storm here to-day since -
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DOLLARS. WITHOUT REGARD TO VALUE, AND
MOTTO BE PAID FOR UNLESS PERFECTLY SATIS-
FACTORY. @{ 5lI -T-. ------'~'---"- ~'--.-~a
100 Solid Gold Hunting Watches. $3.50 to $3.50
100 Magic Cased Gold Watches. 200 to 500
100 LADIES' Watches, Enamelled 100 to 800
200 Gold Hunting Chronometer Watches. $50 to 800
200 Gold Hunting English Lovers. 200 to $50
800 Gold Hunting Duplex Watches-..... 100 to 200
oOO Gold Hunting American Watches. 100 to $50
60O Silver Hunting Levers so to $50
500 eilver Hunting Duplcxea. rs to $50
6OO Gold Ladies' Watches so to $50
l0oO Cold Hunting Lepines ........-...... so to rs
l0oO Miscolaneous SILVER watches. 50 TO 100
$500 Hunting Silver Watches. q to 10
5000 Assorted Watches. all kinds. :. .... 10 to 75
B1- Every patron obtains Watch BIZ this arrange
mcnt costing but s10 while it may be $780, 10
partially shown.-EA l51 81, ~ 80
7 MEssns J. HIcKIIEa l. Co.'S GREAr UNION WATCH Co.
New York City wish to Immediately dispose of the above
magnificent stock. Certificates, naming articles are
placed IN scaled envelopes Holders entitled the
articles named their certificate upou rayuent OF Ten
Dollars whether be Watch worth $3.50 or one worth
less The return of any Of certificates entities you to
the article named thereon, upon payment irrespective
OF its worth, and as article valued less than $40 is
named on any certificate 1t Will at be seen that this
is no Lottery, but legitimate trans
action which may be participated in even by the
fastdioue. 51h 25l' -@t M -'0
single Certificate will be sent by mnn post patd
upon receipt Of as ccnts five for ST. eleven for 81 thirty
three and elegant pre1niam for S. sixtys1 moro
valuable premium for $1O hundred and most superb
Watch for SIS. To Agents those wishing empoyrnen
this s rare opportunity It Ia lcgttnasey conducted
business, duly authorized by the Government and open
to the most careful scrltiny. Try US. 511
Address T.. HIC X LING s CO.
N0s A48 Rs.'n.sway, q.
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e5-AUDITOR'S OFFICE SOUTH CAROLINA A
RAILROAD COMPANY. CHARLESTON, DECEMBER
2s. 1s6G.-A interest the Funded nebt Of the Com
pany payable BY Coupons tho 1st OF January 1867
VIII DO paid on presentation at tho AUDITORS Office in
John-srcet, after the Sd proximo.
December .I".H5 r n EArEDv .,,,,;+,r
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From baltimore.

BALTIMORE, January 1.-The years tobacco in
spcction for 1866 1857, against 1892 last year
comprising ,3o6 Maryland, $50 Ohio 1s5 ylr-
sinia, 31a kentucky. and 62 Missouri. Shipments
to foreign ports 4772, against 1860 last year.
JaarS .1sruucr was released on vin; $4,000
bail to appear before the United States Court, for
violation Of tho Civi Rights Act, in authorizing
nc sale OF ieion Negroes as provided for by tll,
State Laws Of Maryland. He is also under bail for
similar amount for rejecting negro evidence, for
hidden BY State Laws,
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---- ---
HV- HALLS VEGETABLE SICILIAN HAIR
REVIEWER has proved itself to be the perfect pre-
paration for the hair Offered to the public
1t is vegetable compound and contains no inj,sious
properties whatevcr. t,
TT WILL RESTORE GRAY HAIR TO ITS ORIGINAL
COLOR.
It will keep the hair from falling out
It cleanses tho scalp and makes the hair soft lusrous
and silkcn.
It is splendid hair dressing
No person. old or young should fail to use it.
TT IS RECOMMENDED AND USED BY THE FIRST
MEDICAL AUTHORITY
Rs- Ask for Halls Vegetable sicilan Hair Rcnewer
and take no other. II. P. HALL. 4 CO.,
Nashua, N. e.. proprietocs.
For sale by all Druggists. Wholesale by
DOWIE g. NOISE.
SUCCESSORS TO KING AND CAssIDEY.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

A5- TICE.-CONsIGN,:ES BY TILE .sAILK-
CHANTS LINE Schooner ELLA FISH. from Baltimore
arc notified that she is dischar,;irg cargo at irown
Co.'s South Wharf Goods remaining tl, Wharf 1t
sunset will be stored at owners risk and expense.
@ STREET BROTHERS 4 CO..
January tma.1 Consi:.ccS
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The Confederate Dead mt Avcrysporo'.

The Confederate Dead nt Avcrysboro.
Mr.. Editor: Pursuant to the call made by Gene
raj QUATTIEEAUA1, of Lecsville S. c., and Mrs. j.
c. SMITlr OF Fayetteville, n. c., throu tho col
umns of The CHARLESTON DAILY NEWS, OF tho 21st
ult, for assistance i'll the patriotic cndcavor to fur
nish our heroic dead at Avervsboro', N. c., with
"onc common cemetery" the surviving officers Of
the South Carolin. Regular Brigade, residing in
tins city, have Acld meeting, at which Major T.
y. HucuESlS presided, and appointed committee
composed of the following gcntlcmen-J. NJ. RnrTr,
+. w. Oa1ER. JOHN c. Nl1Sorr, L. s. F1cKL1Nu,
JOHN A. KEITH and +. X. HUGEn-whose duty it
shall be to correspond with thcir late brother off,
GERS throughout the State, and suggest such steps
as may DO necessary in raising funds for the pur
pose OF enclosing the ground, SO generously con
tributcd by Mrs. SMITH, with an iron railing and
erecting suitable monument in memory of tho
gallant officers md men who now lie buried there.
In order to create sufficient public interest to guar
antce success in this undertaking. the committee
would simply invite the attention of our fellow
citizens throughout tho State, and especially those
residing in Charleston, to the following conlmuni-
cations and sincerely trust it may never be justly
said that South Carolina was found wanting in
synp:thy with those who would gladly join in hon
orin" her owl! distinguished dead.
For TIC convenience Of those of our city who NAV
wish to contribute tho smallest amounts, sub
scripton lists will be left ct the Offices Of TIE DAILY
NEWS, Mercury, and Courier respectively.
JULIUS NJ. RHETT, Chairman.
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@g MAYORALTY OF CHARLESTON
flG CITY HALL, November o. 1866
A LII PERSONS DESTROYS OF REBUILDING IN TaE
~ Burnt Districts and Wsate Places Of the City. un-
TO the City Council Of Charleston proceed In the mat
tSr OF Fire Loan vito view to MD in building up the
cation for loans can be obtained at tho oce 81 the Cerr
o. Council between the hours Of "A. n. snd p II.
Office us the Committee Will meet every No.day to con-
slider the same a--o' 4. -
b order Of the Mayor. w. q. SMITH.
NoyemoerlO Clerk OF Council.
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McxiCn News.

-
Mcxicn News.
NEW ORLEANS January 2.-1'hc steamer Morn
ing s Star, bound to Now York. has been aground ut
theASouthwcst Pass since Saturday.
Gen. Price and his three daughters arrived from,
Cordova. He reports an important Mexican decree,
published December 1s, ordering enrolment
Of real and personal estate for the purpose Of !,
new new taxation tho tax payable between the 1st and
10th of every month. NIaximilian has fully cs-
ablishcd himself ut Pucbla. Tho City Council
issued an address OF welcome. The Cabinet is
tional Congress but no "details have transprcd. m cd
ouebla. ~ ''''''' 'lN'>' os'S'eDi'o afe "tso ~
There was sanguinary conflict at Bridge Oxtla
lhe l1nperalists suffered severely their Colonel
,T WAS taken prisoner and whole company missing.
Tho lmpcrialists had captured and shot enc Col.
Grccros ana three Liberal chiefs.
NEW YORK; January "A letter received by
steamer Eagle from Havana, the 29th, saws
there is moro decided news from Mexico than we
havo had for some time. The steamer Florida left
cargo OF arms and ammunition. A French war
vessel arrived at Vera Cruz on tho 10th, from New
Orleans. with o cable dispatch from Napoleon
and that he expected the t.oops to he on board
within three weeks after the arrival of the trans
ports sE
New Years Reception mt tho White House.
WASHINGTON, January 1.-The day is delightful
and d devoted to receptions and festivities.
The ceremonies at the White House arc said by
old citizens to be Of an unprecedented brilliancv
The reception at the President's to-day was at
tended ~ all the members of the Diplomatic
Sp SSorps members OF the Cabinet, the Judges of the
othor officials present in the city. Many of the
ladies' were most elegantly attired. Conspicuous
de A5aiyes, who wore splendid blue velvet, With
long trail borne By 4 small pago in livery. The
adics OF tho household, Mrs. Stovcr and Mrs. Pat
taste. The scene in the blue room, when tie Off
c!al reception at it's height, was peculiarly
striking-the mnsling of cpnulettes, decorations,
beautiful COUP dpi ------
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Hg- ALL PERSONS ARE WARNED AGAINST
landing my Plantation rs they will be dealt with US
trcspasscrs. ". G. HINSON,
January3 thmw3s James Island.
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By tIlH Mayor. ------ --- -7 7-T" wv N" ----"
uary3 W. II. SMITH Clerk of Council
CITY FAKES.

- nm" ~ WI OET1CE OF THE CITY ASSESSOR,
=.L CITY HALL, january l, 1867.
TOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THIS OFFICE Is
~ now open. and will remain open every day from
the hours of9 a. a. TO r NJ. Sundays cxceptc until
the first Gay OF February pcx. for tho receipt Of Tax
turns Zeal Estate. @
All Males. White and Colnrcd, the of twenty
one ycar- are required to return themselves for Capita
ton Tax.
All dcalters viii be dealt with the Ordinance di-
reefs D. G.. GIBSON CITY Assessor
January 3
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.N@@ &Se NOTICE.
40 DEALERS IN sPIRIrUOUs LIQUORS.
Nos. AND 2 LICENSES.
l@#N OFFICE CLERK OF COUNCII)
DECEMBER Is 1866, I
A Ii PERSONS RETAILING SPIRITUOUS LIQUORS
~ are hereby notified that applications for Licenses to
date from 1st January 1857 be made at this ONCE
previous to the aforementioned time. No application
Will be received aftor that time. unless where new store
or barrooIn Is opened. Ha1 7I2 1-~@' '|-'~- -~
quart. I. l- -'-l - -
No. Tavern License allows the sale Of LIQUOR by
quantity. :" 80 =
The price Of No. License months. ..... $50
The rrce OF No. or Tavern License months. 500
X w. q. SMITH,
December IT IL Clerk Of Co,ncil
CHARLESTON ORPHAN HOUSE.
;aA ELECTION WILL TAKE PLACE ON THURSDAY
- d january next. for the following Ocers serve
Tor the ensuing year: a2.lgfSa M 5@s n 10|'-;, M
STEWARD AND ArATRoN.
si+ ASSISTANT MATKOES. eG
G1uSTRESS,
..fas HOSPITAL NURSE An
.Es. @ LAUNDRESS. 3BE Ss @s.11. 1&Sast #5-5
s.415 W ENGINEER. .#s5 % WIKI. t8ssGs Iss#
EORTER AND GARDENER
SCHOOL PRINCIPAL. 3I#3
Applications to bc left ct the house with tho Steward
prior to the day Of election. December rs
1AbA
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AN cI:DiSAScE To RAISE SUPPLIES FOR
THE YEAR 1857.
T3NIE FOLLOWING ORDINANCE TO RAISE SUP
Il LIES foc the year 1857 ratified meeting oi
Council held Friday evening, asth inst, aud effect