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sentiments OF o very unchristian character toward
somo Of their brethren. In short, they disagree,
not to say thoy havo quarrclod. MIR. STEVENS is
said to bo in terrible passion, because Congress
will not swallow his Enabling and Territorial Bills,
and his several schemes Ct redistribution.
We are glad to observe this favorable sign.
There have been several instances OF late, when
the old party lines did not regulate the ballo:;
when the vote WAS close, and determined By con-
sidoraGons entirely outside the established Radi-
cal rule
However much, therefore, the party in power
may wish to impeach tho President, with view
to his suspension or removsl, It would seem that
they already despairng Of success; and, if 40,
of course their entire scheme Of reconstruction
must fall with it. They have all along confessed
that failure in attempt to impeach, must result
in the failure Of all their other party schemes. It
is, doubtless, with conviction of this fact that
the Conservatives, both of the North and the
South, have united with the Administration in de-
vising new and more feasible plan Of recon-
struction. We gave the outlines Of this plan yes
terday, and shall new look with some anxiety for
further deyelODments
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AN ORDINANCE TO EsrApIIsK THE OFFICE OF CHIMNEY
- CONTRA ACToR9.
p, II ordained In lie Hayor and Aldermen in City Coun-
t assembled That from and after the passage OF this Or
lnanoe there shall be annually elected two Contractors
city alng in Wards Nos. l. q and A. snd the second
for n that part Of tho city, taking In Nos and and
g. Each Of said contractors shall give bond to the Cty
Council in the penal ot two thousand dollars with
two good s,roHes conditioned for the faithful perform
ance Of their duty. - ,
SEC q All and every person occupying building with
chimney or chimneys thereto In which IRE ts usually
made shall allow and pert the said Contractor or Con-
tractors to VISIT inspect and cause to the said
chimney or chmneys once IT. every month and she or
they pay such sweeping as the
ecs and IN case any person shall oppose prevent tho
sweeping Of any chimney before directed he she,
they mailing such opposition; on conviction thereofhefors
the Mayor, shal be tined ~ sum not e1ceca1ns MY
sso: g. II the Contractor for sweeping Shall neglect
this duty In not causing the eid chimney to bo swept
ought to be swept unswept for month, hereinbo
fore directed sad Contractor Information before the
Mayor Of such neglect shs on conytctton thereof 20
Contractor not opposed prevented from sweeping
sold chimney; then the tns may be inflicted on the oc
cupant or owner Of tho house.
of the time and hour the chimney or chnneys 1H or are
to bosopt which notice shn be gvon at least two days
before and such sweeping aha take placo at proper
and convenient hour md such Contractors shall keep
each an Office entitled a"Sweep Office" centrally 1ocat
ed where any person sending for sweep shall be 1mnle
istely one. or rs soon thereafter ns
possible -s7... III
SEC s. IN all cases of neglect Of the said Contractors
not herein provided for conviction thereof before the
Mayor such Contractor Rl1a be fined in any sum not
exceeding fifty dollars; md That any sweep boy sweeping
or offering sweep chlmneys in this city unless licensed
by the Contractor shall be lined In sum not exceeding
i've dola,s, to be recovered. in the Mayors Court
SEQ g. The following fees shall be allowed for sweop-
ina chinneys viz ten cents for each story.
SEQ 7. Houses which have chmneys whoroin anthra-
cite coal is burnt e1clusiYel will not be required to be
.0r1v n onion
SEQ g. That all Ordinances and parts Of Ordinances
repugnnnt hereto be snd the hereby rcpcued
Raod in City Council this 18th day of January In the
- year OF our Ibrt. one thousand eight hundred and
L. 81 Axty-aix. P. @. GAILLARD, Mayor.
BY the Mayor: !s.zts5s= So
February 1mo ". q. SMITH, Clerk Of Council
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De Ordained That from and after tho first day OF
January next every peraon keeping shop OF sore or
engaged In mercantile business in the City Of Charleston
shall post up and keep posted in some conaptcuons
place his her busl" stand and stands aconspcu-
Gus Sign Board or Plate containing lis or her given
name and surname, and in Of partnership, the
given name and surname Of each member Of the hrn !;
and eyery person offending or nkis default herein
sha forfeit and pay to the City penalty Of fifty dollars
for ea.h and every offence or default aud in addition
thereto further of fifty dollars for each and ereiy
month during which the provisions OF this Ordinance
nothing herein contained sha apply to the special part.
ners Of limited partnershp.
Ratified December 2, 1851.
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AN ORDINANCE 100
TO EsrAnr1sH TIE oBr1oE or CHIMNEY CONTRACTOR.
=.-.-7az .OFFlCE CLERK or COUNCIL, T.
ih.z5z:zs, January 81, 1857.
TrlHE CITY COUNCIL HAVING ELECTED MR: ]. Z.
II ROUMILLAT Chimney Contractor for the Upper
Wards, and Mr. NJ NIXON for tho Lower Wards, they
win eItar upon the ducs OF their office on the lst OF
February inst md for the general information OF the
r,1bltc the following Ordinance Is published:
W. 81. SMITH, Clerk of Council
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FIMAM ClAL.
.MONEY WANTED

EHRoM FIVE TO TEN THOUSAND DOLLARS, FOB
j. one year, upon unincumbered Real Estate within
surances Of nemLaanuM payment OF interest Apply,
between and IL A. d. or to r NJ, at No. 143 OAI
HOUN STREET, through Box No. 1873 at Post Office,
with rate, to N. u. PORTER.
February .e55. -
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PUBLIC NOTICE. -

OEEICE tEs CIIf XdEdbuhIIsrt
nup11o NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN Sl Tiar1N1En 1SS3i
the following Ordinance licenses have been prepared
for delivery nom this Office st s. IHosaAs,
SEC. i Be it Ordained 1y The Mayor and Adeinsen in
City Council assembled Tint from and after the first day
Of January licenses sn be taken out for all cars dsys
and wugons used for private and domestic purposes in
the same manner md according to tue same provisions
OF force In relation to CARTS rays and wagons
car drny or wagon shall be provided With badge con-
tanning tho number thoreos, and narked P5iva to be
placed on the outaide Of tho shat- .
surety to any bond under the Ordinance concerning u
for CARTS drays wagons and other carrages IN
Less he or she be freeholder.
SEQ g. The following aha hereafter be the rates for
licenses for public md private CARTS drays wagons &c
including tho horses mules used horeof which shall
be free from other taxstion; .z-z.E
PUBLIC oARTs, DRAYs, ETC., on TAosE EMPLoYED IN AMI
=BuB1NEss WHATEVER, ToR HIRE DlREcT on INDIRECT.
For every cart drny or wagon drawn BY one horse or
mule, 80. -st5z=.5==
For every drny or wagon drawn by two horses or
mules, $780, 49,
FOR every hack and carriage with two wheels, $40.
For every hack and carriage with four wheels So
For every stage or omnibus Except line omnibusl
with two horses 500.
For every stage or omnibus Except line ommbus),
For eyory truck drawn by two or moro horses or mes
$780, : ,z.. 49,.
For every express drawn by two more horssa
BREAD CARTS AND PRIVATE CARTS, Dn4Ys, ETC.
For every bread cart or wagon. S..
For every cart dray or wagon used for private or do
mosHc purposes, and not to be employed in the trans
porting OF guots wares, merchand!so lumber, or any
other commodity for comlensaton either directly or
indirectly for the sane shall pay for License the sum OF
Ratified In City Council, this 10th day Of Janunry,
H. 81 in the yesr Of our Lord thousand eight hun
- P. G. GAILARD. Mayor.
January s ". H. SMITH, Clerk of Council.
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CTRAYED. FROM No.. 10 COMING sTRRF,
~ on the Sd instant, hver-colored POINTER, eight
months DID, with white spot his breast the end OF
his ta cut Of and with the owners name on the collar.
a liberal reward will be paid for his recovery.
3. February
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OFFICE OF THE CAPTAIN OF POLICE,
CHARLESTON, S. C., February &, 1867 r.
TN ORDER TO GIVE ALI INTERESTED AN OPFQh-
TUNITY to erect platforms to protecG the sidewalks
In front Of their lots, required BY now pub
shed said Ordinance will not be enforced until the 20th
Fel,runry inst - G. B. SIGWALD,
February8 - Captain OF Police,
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sSssss
THAT WE 6ELL ARE IkPORT6Ds D1haQItH y ~, p
CORWM & co.. and pass through anc ofhar hsuds, e1-s
:ab,inR ma not on1yto; ;WABRAN NT5THEAE 1a4UR& AND.
sells y the 1nwi fxteee !:
FINE YOUNG HYBo s 30 to1.16
FINEST GUNPOWDER,. (. q: ~
FINEST lMPERIAG....
CHOICEST ENGIIBH 67
ENGLISH BRRAKFAsT.:.:s eo
CHOICEST :. :. =. -
We keep, also. supply Of cheaper gtafes&eG Goods
quality Of GREEN AND BLACK TEA, M11ED. y o.:
!: Just received . nav supply OLD JAVA COTYzEs
46c.; PARCHED 60c; .GRoUND, 62e::;; Old 4los 30
The PARCHED COFFEE we 1eprasentl To- b. q the
of these Cohees Greap, 4archsd and Gropnd, eqn.
vince the consumer on that point:
rGENUrNE MOCHAAMD L6aUAXRA.Asst
, The FILLING OF ORDERS PERSONAL attsnaed A9 By.
one OF the Good. dsyered e Al pas q the:
city FREE OFCHARGE s.i
x < supply of GOSHEN DAIRY RUTTRR sw1l asztss d
Tuesday 9rlo . =, FAt9H4SJ
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CITY ADVERTISEMENT

OFFICE OF CHIEF>OF DETECTIVES,
" FEBRUARY 5-Recovared and now ut this 0haco
TWO COPPER PUMPS, which tho owners are requested
10 come forward and identify j. c. CAMPBELL
February G -sE Lieut.. in charge.
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JOHN X. STIMS0N & CO.,
FACTORS, COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
AND
Dealers in Guano and Fertilizers,
~ WALL STREET,
NEW YORK.

,nRDERs FOR ANY OF THE FOLLOWING NAMED
" GUANOS or FERTILIZERS will be promptly hued
No 1A Peruvian Guano. per ton in currency ss7 so
No Roiivion Gl1ano uer tom ia currency As 90
M Swan leland Guano uer ton In currency. 80 96 90
No Soluble Pacific Gunno per ton In currency. 85 90
no ransv 1rsuen lpop' IS 90
Rrncen S,oncentrated Fertzer Der ton so 90
Ffonr NJ Bons ner ton ..,.,........... 60 90
Roma NTeaI ner i'm 40 90
.1,r11sbeS Ronea ,ha,. ton 40 90
Eonaa md Fjesh nor tor, 35 90
Animal Fertilizer per ton on.,,.......... 40 90
Fiab Gusto. per tor. ....,,,............ 35 90
Gynaunn or plaster of pnris per bbl..,....... 76
tPoudrette per bbl q 90
A. A. RICE. Agent Charleston, s. G.,
At the ofaco Of the Southern Express Co.
Jenrarv as fm1T6
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FIRE LOAN.
MAYORALTY OF CHARLESTON,l
Cry HALL IInrenber q 12GH Z

CtTT HALL, November Q, 1866 ~ -
A IL PERSONS DESTROYS OF REBUILDING IN Z dE
II Burnt Districts and Waste Pluees Of tp City ull-
der can Act OF the General Assembly giving authority
to the City Council OF Charleston to procee! in the mat
ter Of Fire Lonn with view 10 aid In building up the
City anew" hereby notified TINT the form Of appl
cation for loans can be obtined at the Office Of the Cerk
Of Council, between the hours Of A. NJ and p NJ.
All applications must be fled in tho above mentioned
Office, the Committee will meet every Monday to
slider the same
3 By order OF the Mayor ". a. SMITH,
Noyemberl0 Clerk Of Council.
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From various indications We have had OF late,
both Of direct and an indirect character, in tho
of Congress-, We are lcti to the con-
clusion that tho impeachment hangs fire; that the
House is divided within itself; that some OF tho
foremost members Of the Radical Church entertain
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TlH1s PENCIL Is SIMILAR TO THE ORDINARY
= lead pencil, asd VIII make clear black mark that
viii remain after OF wear and washing Its great
Improvement over ink It viii not dry up and can be
used with much greaer dispatch and economy thereiH
no risk Of botnG No being required except
tho dnmpening Of the fabric to be marked and no rou
besome directions to be followed in its use 1t will
much Inconvenience 10 housokeepers aud a who have
occasion to mark their clothing. e,5,...::-ss5zz
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NOTICE.

OFFICE OF THE CAPTAIN OF POLICE,
CHARLESTON. s. c., January 2Gp 1867:
NJHE FOLLOWING. ORDINANCE Is HEREBY PUB
II LISHED for the benefit Of all whom it may con-
neTn -.--z5 c. D. SIGWALD,
80 Captain OF Police
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COL. 3. CATTE's, LATE CLAUssEN's .tRETREAT
PLANTATION 11OO ceres surrounded nearly by Elliott
nnda This tract contains Brick Mansion wanting lit
Ito repair with etx t6 rooms, pantry DC. aix @ negro
houses burn 100 BY 12o to 160 fee 6tckeu, stable,
whole or par or the property will be sold rented
cultivation. Both these plantsons have produced fine
quality Sea Island cotton and are nown to be good
The titles of former lands Of 1855; since farni
family; and have beoulong tested the cleared land having
young growth or pine, Hnce 1850 requiring clearing
There arge body Of Wood particularly White and Red
Oat to remove which will give employment for yours to
purchaser Tho Inter has 165 acres open and cu
Tnted In cotton and the Cereals &c, within years.
tho whole being very fine range for csttl aissted at
the beL Of the Bear Swamp road and uboye Is to 15
mileH from the Bridge Fairy, ilos by Bees Ferry
from Charleston nourt House, and within miles OF the
Savannah and Charleston hailroad.
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"ILIIAAiHON'S" or '.EnIPs'' TRACT, 81 acres, con-
usUtne upper lower tracts in an 244 acres, prin-
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FOR SALE. :

- All those several TRACTS OF LAND In St Andrews
Parrish known as the lands of the estates Of Thomas
odingsen Elliott and Col William Catte Esqshe for.
mer comprising "Ladson's" 800 acres, 'Sanders 200
scres adjoining and hiddletops Swamp Sottle
ment above SS3 acros in two para per plas 42sand
407 acesbeng formerly cultivated in ses Island cotton
and rico. .s5t..4tlz
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CITY TAX BILL.

OFFICE CLERK OF COUNCIL
January Is 1857
|tOpIES= OF TEE CITY TAX BILL FOH The YEAR
u 1867 can be obtained nt this Office at tic store Of
Alderman COURTENAY Broad atrcet.
". q. SMITH,
january 1G 1nIo Clerk OF Council,
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on coming to- The sair. The water possesses
strong mineral quaiti which have not yet been
scientifically analyzed. It has pleasant sub-acid
favor, ia highly charged With carbonic acid gas,
and, with the addition of q little sugar, makes a
very delightful, sparkling, .palatable drink.
Z ". O'BR1AN, Lessee Of the Gas Works in Hen
derson, Ken lucky; elope1 recently with Miss Mag
GLE KEY, handsome and wealthy young lady, of
Greensboro, in that State. The cid story OF stern
aid unrelenting parents" caused the sudden fight.
The party went to Evansville, where arriving they
repaired to the American House, called for the
smiling hosts Of that famous hotel, and made
known their troubles, which they desired turned
into joys. Messrs. TRAVIS & AsHBY immediately
.sset about" preparing matters for wedding. The
services Of the Rev. Mr. BowpN we're secured tc
tie the knot, and the parlor Of the American House
was opened for the occasion. The affair passed off
pleasantly and the happy couple passed the night
nt the American House. They recrossed the river
again yesterday, going to Henderson to soend
their honeymoon.
The New York Tribune has very sensible
article upon the subject Of ssThe Mystery Of Muir
der i'm the course Of which it furnishes some very
startling facts. Amongst others is the statement
that in the city Of New York there we're, during
the year 1866, no teSer. than seyenty-one .homi-
cides and murders, without including numerous
cases Of death by drowning or other means, where
it WAS not clear whether or not thee had been
foul play Only thirty three persons were arrest
ed for these crimes and the records Of the courts
show only fifteen convictions (se7eral Of which
were for offences committed in previous Year,.
with nineteen prisoners still tobe tried. That is
70 say, OF the perpetrators OF clear and unmis-
taxable homicides in New York more than fifty
per cent. are not arrested, and nearly eighty per
cent. are not pCnisted
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EDUCATl0 NAL.

NIGHT SCHOOL NIGHT SCHOOL! NIGHT
SCHOOL,
COMMERCIAL SCHOOL,
CORNER BROAD AND CHURCH STREETS.
ID OOKKEEPINGi WRITING, MERCANTILE CALCU-
ID =LATIONS TAUGHT
FROM TO EVERY N1aHT
January IL limo
MFRS. CAKROL,
ETAVING RETURNED TO THE CITY, OFFERS HER
services as Teacher OF the Piano and Yocul Music.
Apply ut No. 81 WENTWORTH STREET.
Deccmber20
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CITY TAKES. ..-nIONTIILK RETURNS.
OFFICE OF TILE CITY ASSESSOR I
CITY HALL, February 1s4 1857.
NJ Office Is HEREBY GIVEN TO ALL CONCERNED
In that tho MONTHLY RETURNS for the month OF
January past IN compliance with the Tax Ordinance,
ratified on the 23th day Of December, 1885, must be
made on or before the 10th inst D. c. GIBSON,
February IL City Assessor.
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mo RENT, A THREE-sToRY BRICK
II HOUSE In Wentworth street. between Smith and
RutledRe streets; contains ton roomB, with gas and
water fixtures complete. Apply at the office of W1LKlN
SON r. GICHRIBr, Attorneys at Law, No. 48 Broad
strnaE - ftDH ----L January II
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Gross receipts OF an printing: Offices, &c
Charleston, 4 per cent; Savannah license Sa5
Gross sales by non-residents, selling by samples
or otherwise Charleston, per cent; Savannah,
Gross sales on oil horses and mules brought to
i per cent; Savannah, per
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january 8, 1867.
Z III uBL1c NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT UNDER
the following Ordinance licenses have been prepared
for delivery from this Office THOMAS, 80
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Perhaps YOU had better 90 after INV friends

Perhaps you had better go after my friends
at once, because the weather Is warm, and
1 cannot Keep long," He went on scrub
, .bing, and paid no attention.. / soous saw
that he was reducing my size. He bore
hard on his mitten, and from under itrOll-
!, ed little cylinders like maccaroni. 1t could
not be dirt, for it was too white. He pared
me down in this way for long time. FL
nally. said, TT is tedious process; it
will take hours to trim me to the size
(, You want me. will wait-go and borrow
q jack plane" He paid no attention at
!, After while he brought basin, some
soap, and something that seemed to be the
tail OF a horse. He made up a prodigious
quantity of soap suds, deluged me with
them from head to foot without warning
me to shut my eyes. and then swabbed me
yiciously with the horse tail Then he left
T, me there, statue of snowy lather, and
, went away. When got tired of waiting,
! went and hunted him up. He was prop-
ped against the wall, in another room,
asleep. woke him. He was not discon-
certed. He took me back and flooded me
with exhausting hot water. then turbaned
my head, swathed me with dry tablecloths,
and conducted me to latticed chicken
coop in one of the galleries, and pointed to
one of those Arkansas beds. moanted it,
and vaguely expected the odorS OF Araby'
again, They did not come. 5rei ,.gyos I.
Inc DlanK, unOrndmenteQ coop had
nothing about it Of that oriental voluptu-l
business one reads of so much. 1t was more
suggestive OF the country hospital than
anything else. The skinny seryitor
brought uarghili, and l got him to take
IL out again without wasting any time
about it. Then be brought the world re-
nowned Turkish coffee that poets have
sung SO rapturously for many generations,
and seized upon it as the last hope that
was left OF my old dreams of Eastern luxu-
ries. 1t was another swindle. OF all the
unchristian beverages that ever passed my
lips, Turkish coffee is the worst. The cup
Is small, it is smeared with grounds; the
coffee is black, thick, unsavory of smell,
and execrable in taste. ..-.'f H. z
~ The bottom of the cup has a muddy sed-
iment in IT half an inch deep. This goes
down your throat, and portions of it lodge
by the way, and produce Tickling aggra-
yation that keeps you barking and cough
ing for an hour. 1hit1 IL 1GoiN
7 Here endeth my experience OF the cele-
brated Turkish bath. and here also endeth
my dream of the bliss the mortal revels in
who passes through il. IL is malignant
swindle. The man who enjoys it is qualified
to enjoy any thing that is repulsive to sight
or sense, and he that can invest it with the
charm of poetry is able to do the same
with any thing else in the world that Is te-
dious, and wretched, and dismal, and nasty.
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Paving Notice.
To all aoAon, 1t may concern: IN

10 dH a1h0nt ~ may concern: "
.Jeb-c1 l517 CITY CLERKS OFFICE, z
COLUMBUS, o., Oct. IA, 1867.
Notice is hereby given that proce edings have beer
instituted in the City Council of Columbus, fol
making the following improvements, to wit:
For grading and paving the unpaved sidewalks
cutters and crossings the south side of Lohe
street from Third-street to Seventh street, Z
Also, for graveling the roadway of Hickory alle,
from Tn rd street to High street.
Also, for putting down flag crossing on North
High street at the north side of Maple street. %
Also, for laying q flag crossing across, Mulberry
alley on the east side of High street. -.,..,
Also. to establish the grade on Spring street anG
Elm, Low, Mulberry and Bank alleys in the FRS
Ward forthwith, SO that the residents can go on
with their i'm provements.
z Also. for IN aking single row flag crossing acros
Seventh street on, ,the-south side of Mound street
The same to be done in accordance with the plat
and estimates to be prepared by the City Civil En-
gineer. and filed in the Office If the City Clerk
All persons claiming damages on account of saiC
proposed improvements, are required to file thei
claims in the office of the Clerk, in writing o.
before the Twenty-seventh day of November, A
d. 1851 i-.,fg iie1 avn, -, - g! y
=. a. fa....g..., L. E. WILSON, Z
octl7-d1taw4w City Clerk.