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The Portland daily press., 1867-03-20

ANOTHER NIGHT IN SCorLAND.-Last eve
ming Mr.. Kennedy, the popular and effective
Scotch Balladist, was again greeted by a
large, fashionable and appreciative audience.
No one could possibly have gone away dissat-
isfied. We are happy to learn that he has con-
sented to give our people a third night with
the Scottish poets and song-makers. E1
The notice of the first entertainment, pub
lished yesterday morning, was written by one
of fine, appreciative musical taste; this, ON the
contrary, is written by one as ignorant of the
merits of artistic singing as the ploughman
poet was of the conventional polish of fashion
able life, but he knows what in song and melo-
dy goes straight to the heart, and judged by
this criterion he pronounces Mr.. Kennedy the
most effective vocalist that has for a long while
visited our city. His voice is rich and flexible,
he is equally at home in humor and patnos, and
in whatever he sings he is sure to sweep the
chords of the heart as successfully and as eff
fectualy as skillful harpist does the strings
of his favorite instrument. Wherever he may
go he will be sure to be greeted by full houses
Those who neglect to hear him will do them
selves great injustice. Let our people turn out
and give him another greeting this evening.
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A Sno,o Storm and 81. Pdtrick's Day-Neto
YORK aid Brooklyn to be united VOL Street
aid Finance-Rents, Landlords and May list
The Dramd-Short Paragraphs.
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@Sirumnsic Salts and Strunatic Min.
eral Waters, just received and for sale by
j. w. PERKINS & CO.,
nooiSNeOwd&w1y -- No ST Commercial st.
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REMOVAL.
DRS. CHADWICK & FOGG
have removed to
3Ol 1.2 CONG Il EsS STREET,

over the store of Messrs. Lowell & Senter.
Office Hours-10to II A. NJ, and 3 5PM.
DIR. CnADwICK's residence 16s Cumberland street.
DIR. FoGG's residence 2S High street.
WS Free Clinical consultations will be held on
NJ, for the poor. ian2SsSdtf
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For sale by all druggists, send your address and
35 cents to o. p. SEYMOUR g. CO., Boston, Mass,
aud receive a box by return mail. feb26d2m
The Portland daily press., 1867-03-20
WHY Suffer from Sores .
HaZe,s Aruicn Ointment.

When, by the use OF the ARNICA OINTMENT,
you can be easily cured. 1t has relieved thousands
from Burns Scatds, Udpped Hands, Sprdss, Cuts,
Hounds, and erery Complaint ofthe Skin. Try it,
for it COSTS but % cents. Ee sure to ask for
The Portland daily press., 1867-03-20

A GOOD American or Nova Scotia GIRL, to do
Ageneral house work in a email family
Apply at i55 Congress st. mr2Od3t-
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A Good Farm

"ITHIN miles of Portland, containing more
w chan one hundred acres, plenty of wood and
water is Offered for SALE or will exchange for real
tate in Portland. Apply to
mch20-1w w. Ii. JERKS.
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For Coughs, Colds and Consumption,
Try the old and well known VEGETABLE
PULMONARY BALsAM, approved and used
by our oldest and most Physicians for forty
years past. Get the genuine.
REED, CUTLER & CO., Druggists,
dec24SNd&w6m Boston, Proprietors.
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From Branch Office Western Union Telegraph.

FROM Brdnch ONCE western Union 1eie9rdph.
Ar at Havana 10th inst, barque Egeria, Starrett,
Boston.
Sid 9th brig B Brown, Balm CIenfuegos; 10th,
barques StoclSer, Bibber, Cardenas; Isaac Rich,
Acborn, Remedies
Ar at Matanzas 9th inst Iarque Augustine Kobbe,
Carver, Portland: brigs Giles Loring, SOue, Provi
dence. 1ltb, Essex, Buck in, Havana.
Sid 10th. bargue Andes, Dalng. Portland; brgs
A II Curtis Meriiman, Philadelphia; Proteous Ma
honey. Boston.
Ar at Cardenas stb, barque Mary E Libby, Libby,
Boston.
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Corn, Flour, &C., &c.

OOTH, TIUtfT, NC'y NCs
c.COO BUSH. PRIME YELLOW CORN.
200 Bbls. Golden Sheaf" Flour.
so "Manches-er" Flor.
rs Rrmp Pork.
Leaf Lard.
Cargo Schooner ",JuIia Baker, from Baltimore.
now landing, and for sale by
CHASE BROTHEBS,
Mach 20. dit Head Long Wharf.
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Warren'S Cough Balsam.

Warren's Cough BalSam.
The best Remedy ever compounded for Colds,
S;son :a ;, Gniarrh and Consumption, and all
eSr'For sale by all Druggists, Manufactured by
n. ER ADRURY.
octi5d&"sNom Druggist, BANGOR.
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BRICKS, &c.-Bricks are bricks, we should
say, in very truth, as appears by the report of
the Overseers of Che Poor On brick yard, which
we neglected to mention yesterday 1t seems
they made $4,000 bricks last year, and sold
them for $4,000. Cost of making and mate
rial. $5,704; net profit, 1926. .-tcre
Brick, hay and produce produced and sold
within the municipal year just closed amount
ed to $l1,3Os. The cash paid into the City
Treasury by the Treasurer of the Board amour
ted to $1O3t233.
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Found.
Wanted.

A GRAY Squirrel Collar, which the owner can
IA have by applying at DIR. Ludwig's, Congress
Square. mar2Od3ts
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LAUNcHED-At Bath 9th inst, from the yard of
W & j DrummoDd a schr Of so tons. intended for
the coastino business. She is owned Ey Il Mallet,
Z Rogers j ID Oliver. and others, and is to be com
manded by Capt w Shea
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OF OCEAN STEAMERS
N EWS
PORT OF PORT Nd.

Tuesday, March 10.
ARRIVED.
Steamship Morayian. (Brl Alton, Liverpool 9TH
inst via Londonderry sh with rs cabin and 257 steer
age passengers.
Sch c Young, tof Porlland) Hume, Cienfuegos
18th ut via Holmes Hole.
Sch X M Atwood, Doane, KennebuDk.
Sch Maria Whitney. Peston, Rocksnd for NYork.
Schs Scion, Post. and Harriet Maddox, Rockland
Tor New York.
Sch Mt Hope, Varnum, Rockland Tor Boston.
Steamer Dewitt Clinton, Prince, Camden and
Sear5port-Eastern Packet Co.
Sch Redondo Lord, Fan River-Pierce g. james.
U steamer Iris, of the LIST Light House District.
Cant Green, from Wilmington, Nc, via New Inlet
18th inst, for Portland, arrived at Norfolk, Va,
the 18th. She had in tow the Llghtshlp Arctic, of
the I'd District but severe gale coming on, and not
being able to make Roadway with the tow was Oblig
ed to Anchor her, Care Henry bearing NV by w IA
miles, and run for a htrbor. Would go out for her
aad proceed assoon as the gale abated.
SHIPBUMDING-The Bath Times notes consider
able activity in the shipyards in that vicinity, not
withsanding the general depression of the business
elsewhere and gives the following list Of vessels
going up: Lemont 81 Robinson, ship of ZOO tons;
+ & Il Reed, one OF 1900 tons; Rogers 81 Reed, one
of 800 tons, and barque OF $50 TONS Adams a.
Hitchcock have under way a scbr OF 50 tons; Wm
Curtis one OF l20 tons; Asa Hodgdon of so TONS
Jewell & Fowler, Of 20 tons; Donnen IL Deering
one OF so tons and another OF IS tons; Jewell IL
Fowes one of 80 tons; A Crooker one of 40 tons;
Morse has the frame out for ship OF 1900 TONS
Bibber Il Soule are building schooner, and Go &
Sawyer are building one for parties in New Bedford
Most of the small vessels intended Tor the fishing
business and tor parties in Massa chusetts.
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PEE1oDIcALs-Harpers' Monthly and Go
dey's Lady Book for April have been received
at the bookstores Of Messrs Bailey g. Noyes,
Exchange Street; Short & Loring, corner of
Free and Centre streets: Chisholm & Broth
er, So7 Congress street; A. Robinson, 325 Con-
gress st,eet; and at the periodical depo.s of
Mess.s. Fessenden Brothers, Lancaster Hall,
and Chisholm & Brother, Grand Trunl. depot
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FRANK LEsL1E's Illustrated Magazine for
April has been received by Messrs. Chisholm
& Brother, No. 1926 Congress street, and at their
periodical depot Grand Trunk Depot; also at
the periodical depot Of Messrs, Fessenden
Brothers
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ANDERSON Il cos.
HOOP-SKIRT FACTORYE

1873 Congress st, above Casco. o.
eS- French. German and American Corsets from
rs cts to 5000 pair.
Hoop Skirts made to order at one hours notice.
Feb 9-SN d3m
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Summer Weather.

The hot, sultry month OF August now upon us The
season when RicknesH IL aial tLau ut any other
iic When the body u relaxed and nnuro do least
10 rcenperato Its exhausted atrGngh. At this time
uirc t. g,larl with moro tlan usnl cnre nsanst tho
attacks of tho great cnemy-diseaso-by fortiiyng tho
system with lioSTErTER's STOMACH Grl"rERs-the
most wonderful tonic in tho world. tonic endorsed rs
ilir' harmless MD effective FAMILY MEDICINE by
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AMI found immediate relief by iis aid tho appetite is OF
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vital forces invgoraiel. and life infused into c
system. The weak, drbitatCd nnd nervous victims
awake TO feeling OF ruo enjoyment, and life. once
bnrtltn, becomes scurco Of pleasure.
beware vi tho pcrniclons alcoholic preparations pur-
porting to bc onirs and stomachirs rucd up daily Il,
Tho ncwsplpersl Let them nloilcI
HOSrETTER'S STOMACH BITTERT
is tile PURE end HELIADLE anl n.vIooEAToE
and br procured in every city, town AMI village In
tho country.
HOSTETTEIt'I BIrTERS lins n permanent reputation,
which Ia rapidly increasing the years go by All othera
but mushrooms of the hour and die OF quickly
thcy spring INTO existence. August IL
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Knew t.IIy Destiny.

MADAME z. F. THonsroa tho great English Antrolo-
GR clnrvoynnt nni pGychometr. .can who has Rsio,.
iscl tho scientific clRsses Of tie Old World lus 10
called herself Mt Hudson, N. y. Mndame THoAsroN pos.
srFscd such wonderful powers OF Bccoid sight 10
bio cr TO impart knowledge Of the greatest importance
to The single or married of cIthor scr Wilo ir stiio
of trance nho docacs Tho worry features he person
yon ara to marry, aud hy the u Of instrument of
tense power known us tho psyclIomotrope guarantees
produce c-ko picture Of tho future husband or vito
oi Tho applicant together with date Of MARRIAGE position
In lifo leading traits of character &C. Ts IL no hum.
liugAs Thousand Of testimonials can assert. slo will
send, when dcsired. certified ccrtincalc or written
guarantee, that tho picture is whnt urports to bc By
oclosIng small lock OF halr and giving place of birth
age disposition md romplexio enclosing ty cent,
ni stamped envelope addressed to yourself you Will To-
cevo tho picture and cslrod Information by return mail
AL communications racrelly confidential Adress In
| confidence. Madame L. T. THoRNTON. y. o. Box aoa
Hu,ie0n MY Iy March IN
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PUItLIC NOTICE.

Ofbltf. OF CITY INI:ASUHY,' | Il.
DUDIIc NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT UNbEl,
i lilo following Ordinance licenses havc been propary
inr delivery from this 0lice. q. THOMAS.
City Treasurer
SIC. /. he IL Ordained by lie Mayor and AidtrIntn,,
City Council assembled That from and utter the frat dns
nnd wagons. used for private and domestic purposes
tho nlnIiner, and according to tho provisions
OF iorre In relation to cara lrays and wagons ti
driven 5lor irn. except f,ing bonds, And each snc
tanning Ilie number thereof al marked IriraS To VI
placed on the outside Of tho Hl,afl.
sroiy 10 my Lon under tho Ordinance concerning H.
caris, ruys wagons anu otcr carrcgcs un.
less no or Rlio bc frveholder. ,.H.L
sec. 3 Tho following slalt hereafter DO lilo rates for
Licenses for public and private carta rayB wngonR
including tho horses mules used thereof, which shall
10 Tree from other taxation:
rUIILIC CAnIs, puAYa. ETC., on TItoSg EMPLOYED
business WHATEVER, roR nfRH DIngcr On I,DIRECT.
For every cart, dray or wagon. drawn by hoso
nlulc, &10
For every cart dray wagon. drawn by two horsesor
For every mack and carriage with Two whccls $40.
For every hack and carriage with four wheels, $40.
For nycry stage or omnibus iOrccpt limo omnibns
with two horaas. S60
For every stage or omnibus tc1copt line omnibus !.
drawn by four horsea. SEQ.
For cYory truck drawn oy Two horses mules
SEQ.
For express wagon drawn by two or moro horse.
or mules, SEQ.
For every brcad cart or wsgnn, s6.
For oyery cart, dray or wagon used for private or o
mcsc purposes, ni not to be employed In the trans
porting Of goods, wares nlerchndlHe, lumber, ans
other commodity for compensation, either directly or
indirectly tho SANS. shall pay for license the sum
Is, exclusive Of tho horse or mule. s#'
Ratified in City Council, tlis 1Gth dny Of January
IT, In Tho year OF our Lord ono thousand eight hun.
| p. c. dAILLARD. Mayor
Janunry'3 ". II. SIXTH, olork Of Council
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EDUcATIoHAL-Wo had tho prvile o yesterday
of attending tho examination OF the ST. Stephens
Chnpcl academy, AnsOn street, nnler Tho charge
of Rev. II. s.. Pn1LLIPs and Mr.. j. KLEECK. There
arc about ono hundred ard twenty pupils in at
tendance Mt this school. Among tho visitors
present were the Rov. DR.. LORD, several patrons
and members Of tho Pross. Wo arrived somewhat
late, and did not therefore witness tho oxamna-
tion OF tho pupils in somo of tho brancllcB. We
heard tho entire school read however; and had op.
portunit:es to mako numerous observations OF n
physiognomcal, physiological, psychological and
ethnologcal character. Vario,Is nationaities wero
represented, and il was curious how tho accent Of
tho mother tongue could DO detected in tho aeconl
gencration M vol M features and complexion
Tho ltev. Mt. PHILLIPS, Mt tho conclusion Of tho
exercises, distributed prizes to those who exc0letl
in their respective branches.
Mr.. KLRNcK Ina charge Of tho German depart
mont of this academy, comprising, wo bcIiovc,
between thirty and forty boys and girls. After
tho English branches had been examined upon,
wo adjourned down stairs 10 Mr. KiKNK's room,
and heard tho children read, tho rst class in tho
New Testament, and tho second in German
Esop. Although these children wcro nearly a
born hero, somc Of them read tho German will
ease. and purity of accent, 90 would only look
for in q native.
MIR. X. also teaches bookkeeping. Wo looked over
ledgors, day books, journals, bill books and casl
books, md found thom all properly balanced. Va
also examined tho writing, German and English
and wero much pleased with tho cxtromo neat
ness that characterized oil tho "copios." Some o
thcso specimens OF clirography woro rcmarkabl.
fino when wo consider tho tender ago of tn
scrihes-from soven 10 twelyo-and many of then
had only been studying German for y fow months
Prizes wcro distributed by MIR. KLENcK TO tli
following childron: First Class German Reading
a. OTSES. gocond Glass Gorman' Reading
MARY HErssENDU1TEL. Third Class Of Gorma
Reading-~JANg DALLAS.
German Writin8-O II. OFTEN and ]. scHL.:rE
onELL. First Class Arithmotc--IiEN PETER
rAN. Second Glass Arithmotic-W. KRILEns.
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Iege Of changing on moro favorable terms Address
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CHE REvAIS SECRETS NO MORTAL EVER KNEw
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Address, MADAME II, a. pEEnIuO
l.. .. DRAWER 293, liUYfALo ~ y.
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PUBLIC NOTICE.

OFFICE CLERK OF COuSCIL.
May 1867 !
Tho following Section Of " An Ordinance 10 abolish tho
oce Superintendent Of Streets 10 provide for kcop.
Ing tho Streets, Llncs Alleys. and open COnrls In tho
City Of Charleston Clcau aud for other pnrposcs s
hereby published for the information Of NIL concerned
For tho duo protection OF the sad contractor
TRAITORS if Fur-r ordained That every owEcr lesser,
occupant and Il ''t or my premises ronting In any
alIcct limo, alley. open court shall every day
iSndays efreptct have the dirt lt. garbage. other
oll placed IN front of ia her lN Ia barrel, box
heap. An in readiness for o contractor by tho hour of
o'clock. A. NJ, from this ilRt day OF May 10 the
first day Of November In every year anu by the hour Of
nino O'Clock, 4. M from tho rst day OF November TO
tho fret day OF May following And any person Offend.
ing herein, placing any Dirt ltb garbage, other
oial. in my street, lane. alley open court after the
hours above nnnut snll he subject to hno not lcss
uIau two thsu five dollars for each ami
olcnrc to be imposed by Tho Mayor.
By order ". ii. SMITH,
May 10 Clerk OF Council
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1T you want CHEAP Blank Books;
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lfyou wani Dooks bound in any stylo, or Account
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CIASTELLAR'S
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Free 10 :,yerybOtly.

Large pp Cir.uiar. giving information o! the
gtcalesl inpor.:aro 20 Tie young OF both sexes.
II teaches how tho hunIcly may become beautiful m
rsrif'sl rcsI~ctcl. uild the forsakcn loved
Nh young lady gentleman should fail 10 seud their
address. and rrciyc copy postpaid BY rcl,ltn mail
Address J.. o. Drawer, ri,
March ~ lyr TroS, n. I,
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The fpIh,e IN i.tx,

The Time TO Advertise I'm the Country
The bIGsIx las large circulation throughout tht
middle and upper Districts OF the State. ADVERTISING
rates as reasonable as tie sringcucy tho uney mar
ket will warrant Merchants aud others Wishing to nae
tho columns OF tho paper will address
JULIAN A. sELDY. Proprietor,
February 2j Columbia q r.
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huclIon snlc, Thts ;,,y

NNEtfOn !JilIcS THIS Day.
BOWERS SILcox viii sell thIs day, at IUII o'clock At
30. 7s broad street, sofas. bureaus desks, Ge. &C.
MCKAY CAMPBELL will sell tlis day, at 10 O'Clock nj
No 136 Meeting street, ctuice assortment Of liquors.
hams pork heals. md coach and furniture vnrnis c
SMITH & McGILITynAY will sell this day, at 10
o'clock. in front OF their nhce, No. 81 Broad arect
three prime ynuig mules.
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A Fact Worth ISno,v,,r

Fact Worth Knowing.
Tho hest Investment for an invalid, who suffers from
debility or loss of appetite Is bottle of PAsRsINs o-
atic er ns II will o suro to giyo relief For sale by
all nrugeista.
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10 TICKETS FOR THE GEORGIA STATE
LOTTERY can bn procured OF tho Mills House.
AuSuut u
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ConREc-rioS.-An article OH our pccond page yes
to-day, copied from the Philadelphia i3r, w.., i'll
ndvcrdcntly printed without Tho proper credit
We herewith muEo The aH,rHdP
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SARATOGA
'EXCELSIOR" SPRING WlFER.

FI'fiE WATER OF THIS SPRING Is BELIEVED IN
L ho nIc''lalltd by that or uny other in tic ar-ialrd
valley Of saratoa Its virtues nrc such ns have occurred
u Tho high cncoinms OF all who have used H. possess
i;is as II hoea Ill MI ointment degree, caharc, dureir
Alternative ard tonic qualities.
From SAMUEL HENRY DICKSON. IT. d., Professor
Practice OF physir Jefferson Medical College, llk
dephin, formerly OF Charleston so.
PHILADELPHIA, November II, 1866.
have been for year or Iuat in tho habit oil
taking tho water Of tho "Ercnsior Spring OF Saratoga
Accustomed during tho great portion my invalid life
to uso tho different waters 0f lilo several fountains which
boil up niog TINT remarkable valley. dependent n,lec
upon them tor much Uf tho coinisrt enjoy, ss.
fed that tho EIcolsor Water In we'll nnptcd my
which they arc generally empioyc. il is very agreeable
strongly hnlrtgnaed with tho caiboic acid. lively and
sparkhhg. can Heartily and nschnlious!y
recommend Il to all WHO need gcnllo rat,uriic un
diuretlc. SAMUEL, HENRY DICKSON NJ D. :
Tho Water Ia pnt up In lfnt AID Quart bottles: AMI
packed In good order for EhippIg pnts lu boyr. o
four dozen each, mud Quarts IN DKes OF two dozen
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a Fact Worth Knowing.

Fact Worth Knowing.
bakers wishing good FLOUR for Bread should Gull at
SlENIIoUSE 6: CO.. No. ITO East bay.
Fnmlllca Wishing choice FLOUR for biscuits Rolls
&C., should call at STENHOUsE CO., No. Il0 East Bay.
Auplst
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Jon WoRH.--Wc have NOW completed our niliss
80 as TO execute, in tho shortest possible lime
ALL KINDS OF JOB WORK, aud wr NEST re-
sp'ctfully aHk tho patronage of onr friends.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-08-16

DEMONSTRATIONS IN SSuMaIEItvILLE.- Wednesday,
August H. registration in S,tmmrrvllo resulted as
follows: White Is; colorcd 70. Tolal 81. Mono
challenged.