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Grand Army ofthe Republic.
HEADQ'Rs. 18th DIsr. DEPT. OF OHIO.
G.. A. k. U. s.. p.
Ravenna, Ohio, February %. 1867

GENERAL ORDERS, MOL.
I. In obedience to General Orders No. 4.
from Head Quarters. Dept. of Ohio, G. A. X. the
undersigned hereby assumes command Of the
18th District, Dept. of Ohio. e. A. K. consisting
of the 18th Congressional District of Ohio.
II. Hereafter all official communications to
Dept. Head Quarters from Post Commanders
within this District. must pass through these
Head Quarters.
III. Post Commanders within this District.
will-commeneing on the 18th Of April. and
quarterly thereafter-transmit to these Head
Quarters. returns. showing names of officers
elected. and number recruits enlisted.
Signed Nm. STEADMAN.
Com'd. 18th Dist. Dept. Ohio G. 4. r.
GEO. 2. ROBINSON. A. A. G.
HEADQUAR's 18th DIST. DerT. o.
g. A. K. u. 5,
Rayenna, Portage Co. 0hio.J
SPECIAL ORDER. No
In obedience to General Order No. 5. from
Thomas l.. Young, COMMANDING Department
Ohio, requiring Commanders of Districts within
the Department. to appoint Aids-de-camp, /
have this day appointed Col. Norman A. Bar
rett, Of Newton Falls. Trumbun Co., ABIDE
camp for the County of Trumbull.
WIN. STEADMAN,
Commanding 18th Dist. Dept. o. G.. A. R.
GEo. X. ROBINSON. A. A. G..
March Is. 1S67-3N
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Nichols and CasweIPSSyrup
0fBark and 1-ron-excellent tonic for every
body. by JULIAN HARMON,
l0ct 3 1861 No. S. Market street.
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A TTACHMENT.

A
IA John Mann, Plaintiff, W. George S. Sell
don and 9. C. Seldom. Defendants. Before Jas.
s. Wier, Justice Of the Peace. of Johnston Tp..
TIunbull Co.. o.. On the It'll day of February.
1861. said Justice issued an order of Attachment
in the above action. fol the sum ofeighty dollars.
Said cause will be for hearing, April g, 1867. at
! o'clock. p. m. JOHN MANN.
March Is. 1S67-3t
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ESTATE of WILLIAM HOW
LIZARD. decd. The undersigned have been
appointed Administrator of the Estate Of VIM.
How ard. late Of Newton, deceased.
CYNTHIA HOW WARD.
DAVID CARLILE.
Newton. March 6. 1S67-St' Admir-.
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WORLD MUTUAL
LIFE INSURANCE c0MPAR Y.
III BROADWAY, NEW YORK.

The plans for business for this institution are
very liberal and attractive to those who wish to
insure their lives in q frst-clas company. It's
business il very large and rapidly increasing
Alltheyarious kinds Of Policies sreisued on a.
favorable terms as are offered by any other good
company. Dividendsi increase with the goethe
policy. Non-psrticipating rates are lower than
those ofany company IN the world. Losses paid
in thirty days after duehOtice and p~roofOfdeath.
Liberal arrangements made in regard to travel.
One-third ofthe amount ofpremium will be loan
ed the pOlicy-holde ifdesired.
.NEFF d BURNETT. General Agents. Gin
cinnati, Ohio.
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We Challenge the World
To produce . lightning Conductor equal to
Brittan's. For sale by TOWN 4 PATCH,
dec ly-d Warren Ohio.
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Royal Havana Lottery of Cuba

Drawn once in seventeen days. Prizes eashed
and information given Highest rates paid for
Doubloons and all kinds Of Gold and silver
GEO. UPHAM, 60 N. Main St, Providence, RI
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NEW STORE.
New Wares Custom Made.
TIN. COPPER.
SHEET-IRON WORK.

THE SUBSCRIBER, WHO HAS
had thirty years experience in all depart
ments Of his trade. in Eastern Cities, has re-
moved his shop for
I0" ~""~0
to the Brick Building opposite Wisell's Carriage
Mandatory on Liberty Street. in Warren, and
will be happy to attend to any orders in his line
or do any mending required. He will put on
Roofing, Guttering,
or attend to any other outdoor work. He has
also opened . Ware Room for the sale of goods
Of bis manufacture. and miscellaneous articles.
he has for sale mice article Of
kerosene OIL.
Buyers are invited to examine his stock be-
fore purchasing. Orders for work will be
promptly attended to. faithfully executed, and
At reasonable prices. CALL AND SEE,
March Is. 1856.
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STATE OF NV YORK;

CRY SIA 1sD c coUSrT OF n. Y. is,
Clinton B. Fisk. Ind Yiee-PrssidsnL and &.
H.Porter, Secretary Of the Metropolitan Insu-
rance Company, being severally duly sworn.
depose and say, and each for himself sAys, that
application has been made By the Directors Of
the company. to the Legislature Of the State Of
New York, for an Act legaliZing the reduction
Of the capital Of the company to the sun Of Eve
hundred thousand dollars; that the foregoing
isl true. full and correct of the Affairs
Of said corporation. and that they are the above
described officers thereof
(Signe1 CLINTON B. FISK,
2nd Vice-President.
(SiEnsd) WM. R. WADSW0RTH,
doc. Stampl Asst Secretary.
Subscribed and sworn before me, this 18th
day Of January. A D. 1867
(Signedl EDWARD DER0SE.
Notary Public. residing in New York.
l5e Stamp
Know ali men by these Presents, That the
Metropolitan Insurance Company Of the City
Of New York. do hereby authorize any and all
Agents that said company has or may hereaf-
ter have or appoint, in the State o. Ohio. for
and on hehalf of said company, to accept and
acknowledge service Of process. whether mesne
or final. in any action or proceeding against
said company, in any of the courts Of said State.
And it is hereby admitted and agreed. that said
service Of the process Aforesaid shall be taken
half. the same as If served upon said company
according to the avs and practice Of said State;
and all claims or right of error By reason Of
the manner of such service. Is hereby expressly
waived and ~reliDquished-
Witness our hands and seal Of the company,
tSiSned5 CLINTON B. FISK.
[OEE DOLLAR STAMP End Yice-President.
(Signed) VIM. K. WADSW0RTH.
Seal Asst Secretary.
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New Advertisements.

n Employment.
per Month ME- Nd Er 3: f.H Paid
Agents. to introduce 4 New and Useful Inven-
ton, of absolute utility in every household
Agents pFeferring to work on Commission can
earn from so to $50 per day. For full ~partieu-
lars, enclose stamp. and address
W. "a. WILSON &C0.. Cleveland. Ohio
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DEATHS.


In Vernon, February 9th. Mrs. PHGBA DE-
No. wife Of Silas Demo, aged 50 Yrs II mos.
lRaYenna papers please COPY.
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Where to Find Them.
Flour. Feed, Corn. Oats. &c. at Rush q Ham
lions Steam Mill.
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1EA PHYSIOLOGICAL VIEW OF MAR
RIAGE. containing nearly 800 pages. and $50
of the Human Organs IN a state OF Health and
Disease, with treatise on Early Errors. its De-
Plorable Consequences upon the Mind and
Body, with the Authors Plan Of Treatment
the only rational and successful mode of Cure.
as shown by the report Of cases treatad. A
truthful adviser to the married. and those con-
templating marriage. who entert2ins doubts of
to any address. on receipt Of 25 cents in stamps
or postal currency, by addressing DR.. La
CR0IX, No. 81 Maiden Lane, Albany. n. "
The author may be eonEnlted upon any of the
diseases upon which his book treats. Medicine
sent 10 any part Of the world.
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MARINE 1 NEWS.
II ONT OF CHARLES STOa I,
Arrived Yaslcr,,nv.

Steamer plsntnr, WcNci.y. Savannah via Duflon, Hill
ton Head and beaufort 20 ics nce. Mdze. &c To Fer,
ssooet ss e. StsFf Ea.los e. ss4 dbS
lett Saturday, j 1f. Md4a 10 hKvenei N CO., ID A
Ammo. 7Ionlann Bros T " BIas, AdsIhs Express q n
Aycrtl & Son, Adams. Damon Co, II Mschof & CO.. "
Corwin 60. Cameron Barkiey q 90; Chstinn BIO"
@ " OInfk Co, II Chapman, II Cater, W. Roaeh III
KinsmsD, Griber Martin. Jcltords Co. Kiinck Wicf
eubcra 60, Laurey Alerandet, LengnIck sel, Mui
ler Nimtzi & Go. Luhrs stelng Mehrtons 4 RohIt
mann, Roper & stoney. u 0'Eein. oNoill bon. 1,
aehpel Co. Steamer Dictator, gouthoru E1prtss " q
Trott Strau,s, Hances Co, kaiyrn; sgSncr, Heath
NouIoeA Whean. J Btreot, q O r II Agent N R:R
Agent, d Lope1 Sons ID Uafr & Co, Gnidstetn, M
Tsto, Atsn.lp sLlooI, u white, DoYfs Noise,
W n Chaieb w 9jWundesf CO. Bates co,.A.Yn,au:
uti, Fartoul Hilton ] McCarter, bsyeon q
Go, Holmel Book Store. Tcryi W skrino, Kenny a
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bIcniorundn.
On tho 22d inst ~ cs north OF Hsttorug tho atoan-
ship Sca Gull passed tho schr Shiloh, for this port

On tho 22d inst ~ lcs north Of Hatorns tho soan,-
shlp sca Gull passed tho schr Shiloh. for this port.
snIr EasrwAnp Ho-DItuAcuIous ESCAPE Fous-
pERIso.-Tko ship Westward Ho Dyrnc, honce, at Syd
on her passage, Of such nature Tint II seems almost m
credible Tint tho ycssc with her entire not oat
leaving record of their ate Fho ship LEFT New York
ON the 18th Of October Whom or tho capo OF aool
Hope. tho 4h Of January. In lat s. under
single reefed topsns whole set and spanEcr and
bowling along before airong gale st II knoa per hours
discovered right nbead, closo aboard; tho iIon
promptly put down and hor hendway partially deadcnod
but thprp no room 10 clear tho danger, Snd with
completely driving In the oro part OF the Yesse The
Borr wus carried AWAY far as the fUrenast both
sides; knight heade timber heads and bits. together
SPAR deck started from undor tho plank Blerr 10 Inches
20 around each bow and ITO port bow stoye into
tho water c The boSsprit and foreinast with :eyory
thing attached won't ,oSor tho aldo, together with tito
inantopgsllautnksf and hoad OF the naint6pmsss
which in Its descent passed throug the ln
main course there being ncthlng In tho helpless ship
but the Hpanker and mizzsn topsaiL 1t vas blowing
Violent squnll at tho umc tho bar0mctcr indicating
change sho ut hoyo to- and tho enepics OF all
tho wreck and the ship nu,n foundarng The shook
s describe ac rosomblng n heavy clap OF thunder.
sp.ro sat quickly got oyor the bows TO stop tho
nter lew hours. they expecting every moment TINT
vessel would go down, but prosidcnuay thoy passed
through tho dreadful oroal without accident ~ life
OF llmn When tho weather moderated the repairs
moro ncoy carried out jury masts got up anl tho ahip
kop degree 20 mllos further north and kept her
eaur for sydncy On tho 18th Febru.ry in Lat 4s 50 8.
moonlight to bo among the leo laands again. through
which ehe ran all day clearing thum OF lusk tho Last
ono being about "a rilce tho southwest THAT
tho temperature or the docs not motto tho proximity
OF fee h.s this passage boon successfully dcmonsta
TOD tho thermometer atood at 81 degroos both ciosu
ship nos in Darling harbor It really appears truly
wonderful how she escaped total dostructton.
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Passenger,

Por steamship Emily souder, from Now York-P
Whalen, W bet born, Capt Edwards L Williams A Il
Leonard, DAILY. u Richarda. Madsmo c6ryiscp aud
q children. W parker " Ii Clristy W X steodman, J
McP Creighton, nnd STORAGE. +. FFsI
Per schr Se!lio Tarbox from; antanzasG Gabriel Cato
Ramon LnFe, Donfsco pcancourt, kamon Alfcop. Man
uel Cabo, Ysidro Real. w Lord, Eugenio Pelacio.
Per steamer W W Erazlor, fson Ed)so and Rockville
philliTs. II Mckee. T Andrews. Capt W draeo and
son. II larnett, u Young, 8 Duncan " II Finnoy.
Lancaster, Mrs Dr J MurrpJ, Il Won Holton, Mrs
Bclilnger, child and servant, Msa ii MI,chtll.
L Burger Kennedy, md 20 deck. = -
Per stchmer Planter from Savannah via Beaufort and
Hilton Hcad-ar Bechtell Vim Aoyster, ;stass;3 Bo-
lari Mr Aouy, Sessions, J King, A Panhiy, Mlks
Parmila, Mrs Foster. DR. Bpnedict, BW kmorson and
lady u skyer. h1r Carpenter, EOl + III Seabrook MIR
Thompson, Cllarspney. Mr. Mlett " II Harrison,
Mrs Dr Crewoll and deck.
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4rN-Wheat-reosips to. day. embraced $50 bushels
white and 74Q bushs red; market aesdyl the only sale
rcportel vas aS5 bushs choice Maryland red at Ss 81
was In far supply yellow lihshti
wai more ocliYe atd prices frmor Included In the
sales werc 900 buBhs wlto at VI 1Bal l8 for fr
prime ind 81 1Sa1 t for 1000 bushels primo yell
low brought 81 md there other saes heard on
private termsunderstood higher. oats-4I50 bushs OF.
red, dcmand good with saos 1900 bushs Ecayyat 5Sa
aoc and 1eoU bushs Light f s7sc No receipts trans
acaops In Bye.
rcportnd, l.. ,.s.
y PnoyrsIoss--Aro unchanged In either demand or
prosa We notice sales Of 20 bh5 Aess Pork ht $23 o.
and load about 900 pounds oose BULK Sides rib
at lO cents. Shoulders. packed, held ut conts
silica at II cepts Bacon la In moderate johhng de-
mand with snes IN lots n 10 cents for Shoulders aud IL
A194 ceLts for rib Sides and oans for clear rb
:iaus range TO qualify om Is 70 II conta for plain
and best 6uRar.crGd canYasso Lard jobbing ut i3Aa
l3 cGnts for Western, snd cent less for City in bbls
RIcE-Quict, but stock Light md held Grm Mt I1pl2k
oehts as to quality for Carolna, sud pa9% cents for
Bangoon. .#
3 sALr-Tho stock Of Liverpool Gnc is Light, but Of
ground Alum fair all In dealers handR SevGral earBoes
are now due but not yet dsposed Of We quote for lots
deaiars ane ut 80 1oao 2 ground alum 81 l0a2 a.
Island lower; nov quote $4,000 por buse for
lnrgo ana small lots a.i.. T.. . ..i.. .TiI
Z sUoAa-The only sao today was lst hhds Demerara,
vacuum an. on private terms; market guiet hut
steady nt last QuotAttotB.rA .s +.-- - n Il
nominal. in bont ii 5ss3sS per gallon.
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Ghe -1aitg5NeMs,
T'ltzDAY MORNING, NAY 8o,. isS7.
a LOST CHORD,

Seated unc day at tho organ.;' .-
wns weary aud III al case,
And my fingers wandered Idly
ovcr thu noisy keys.
-. =. - '.''-'.'-
No. know pot what Sas playing,
Or what was dreaming thop;
And struck ono chord OF music
Liko tho sound Of great Amen.
II flooded tho crimson twilight
Like tho closs OF an nugels psalm,
And 1t lay on my fuyercl spirit
With touch Of in1nito calm
II QUOTED pain and sorrow,
Like love overcoming strife; .'
II Becnol tho Harmonious ccEo
From our diHcor1antl lffe
1t linked NIL perple1ed meanings
Into one perfect peace.
And ircmbled awby iuto silence
Az It Il woIo lotl 10 cease.
hHyo sought. but I seek Il Yainiy,
Tint ono loIt chord divine,
Tint came from tho soul OF tho organ,
And entered Into mine.
II may be that DEATHS bright angel
VIII speak In that cllord again,
1t may be that only III heaven
shnll hear that grand Anon.
Adeldid. a. Proctor.
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PUBLIC NOTICE,


n.- = sigt N, MBy 1857. | %
Tho following Section OF An Ordinance 70 abolish tho
oco OF Of Strrets 10 provide for Keep
Ing tho Streets, Iancs Alleys, and open cours In tho
City OF Charleston Clcnn aud for othor purposes"
hereby published for the information oran concerned
For the due protection Of the said contractor
tractors further ordained, That evory owner lcssce
occupant and tenant Of any premises truntug IN any
sticst anc, alloy or open court shail on every day
tSundaya oxcrptcd have tho dirt nl HatbaRu other
oa placed In front Of hIs her ot In BARREL box or
heap and In radiness for tho by the hour OF
seven O'clock. A. H.. from tho at day OF May TO the
first day Of November in every year and by tho Of
nnn o'clock. 4 M frcm tho nr.t day Of November tq
tho arrt dny Of May following And any person offend
ing herein. Placing any dirt nitb garbage other
oaa IN any street. ane or alley OF opon court ater the
houru above namld. eha bo subject TO nno not lesc
than two than 1--WE dollars for each and oyory
offence. 10 bo imposed by tho Mayor
Hy ordor ", II. SMITH
May 10 Clork Of Council,
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A RARE CHANCE FOR CAPITALISTS.
Nj ,.L.,s -7-7-- .- -: ...-;i. .s.j
FIGURING II T and Saw Mill
FOR SALE. ''''N

FTHE FIRST CLASS FIGURING AND SAW MILL
= H. Known AZ the "CHESTER MILLS, >" located In the
Be.lbers.'
This MIL situ,tod In one Of tho best wheat produo.
Ing places IN tho State and tho wheat crop In
suay large ono this year, 1t would te hne chance for
capitalists 70 mako profitable Investment,
APO NIL 1r1tclass one, capable OF turning ont 100
bAfos Of eour daily and ir within 80 yards Of the ra
5cad. vhich gtIes II all tho facilities for shipping.
tt!Eesed 70 the same ts hno eAW MILL, Of Pago's
lffof SsfsiCulArs. turns. Ae, apply to ..s1
10. ;..9 JOHN dAMPsKN CO.,
p9lEI,L.y! No. II Market, opposite Btsto street.
N.Y. Wnmlmo Charleston, g. q.
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DALTIM0KE-Pcr steamship Faicon--7l uercos Rico
IS balc Cotton, 10 bales faru bhls Iosin 10 casSs
Liquor, bales Hides, fiDo feet LUMBER 273 pack.
nsoJ Vegetables; 45 packages Sundrics. =.
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Cons,sneea pcr soutb Uaroiina RniIroad, ,
- - May 30. :. ~.

24s baos Cotton bales YurD, bbls Spirits and 81
bDls Crude Tlrpontne As bulls gIiosln 81 casks oay
cars marble, 2carH Lumber, &c 10 Johnston, CroWB
Go. Wlss h Co, Adger Go. Il Il Agent, Street
Bros 90, Mrs snowden. President. II Rodgors Co.
RobIaOn Co, G II gby. & W IL Armstrong, Lieut.
Med, w Ioaeh Marshall, d Dawson, Graeaer, Loo
smith & Co, " u WiliIoms @ Z Pritchett
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rho chnrlcstom Cotton nInrkc,

OFFICE or TliE CHARLESTON DAILY NEws,}
cuaeLisroS, "Wednesday EsuninR. May %, 1907. s
Tho enquiry which continues very limited. entire
y for Middlg Cotton. which seors in many aro hold.
Ing for higher ngurcs. Orders consequently dIGcu,t
to execute Sales 81 bales siy 40 at 2iS. 2sat2J.
We quote Mlddun; 2IMG525.
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COMMERCIAL.


MATANZaS-Per schr Nellie Jsrbox-lOo hhls Musoo-.
rado Sugar, % bhls Muscoyudo Mo1nsses. o5 hhds
Clnycd Molnsscs. 30 bbB CAyod Molassce. 76 dozen
Pineupples, to Bonafant S,.a'.
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Gray, Eetel A llllnS. CartInill Harbeson Co,
II Read Co. stoll. Webb Co. n o shiver. Rhip Mis-
so9rt. Blanf. Snder Wells, Irwin Co. Ezehisl
Cohen Tuomoy. Stehl, q y Dell. McLoy 4 Rice. NJ
Marks BILL Robertson, u " Dcll. G Love, y Wood
Oiireros. Z Jsnkinson. and others.
brig Taylor, Lowou. Boston. IT days. leo. To J NJ
Ouryea.
Schr Nelo TnrboI. Pondleton. MstanEn,, days. Su.
gar. Molasscs, &c. To Bonnfont Saias.
Steamer " " Frazier. Torrent. Edisto aud Rockville
Cotton and Mdzc To Jno / Theodore Getty, Graeser
Loe, Smith Co. md others ~. = - az rr- ~
Cleared Yesterday. "a
stcamship Falcon. Reed. Datimore-courtohay & Iron
holm.
Schr Jizzlo Tup1cy, Perkins. Ducfsvillc. CwiaIt
Roach.
Wont to Ben Ycstcrdny.
Steamship palapsco Nen, Now York.
Steamship Falcon, Rced. BaltmnrN.
From this Port.
Steamship Sea Gull. Dutton. Baltimore, May 25
Up for this Port.
Ship Annie Kimball, =, at Newport, Eng, My II.
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Augusta Market.

AUGUSTA, May 23.-coTTos-Thc market continued
days past with fair demand for ooL cotton
mt about for Mddling and 2ic Tor Ssrlc Md0linY
but sellers do not met the views Of buycrs. n In co
sequence e,lts limited, amounting 10 1877 bales
fOl,ows nt i6 al g. ~ at 2 lat 23S, 23at 23H 20
at H. al 2 and bales at prices not adu public, Tho
receipts were Hi bales.
0olp-The Brokers nrc buying nj l3s and selling
ut 49,
SILyEn-Brokers buying at l2S aud scllng Ht 1872
SEcuBIT1Es-SccuritieHw were dull to-day.
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THE SUMTER WATCHMAN

rs PUBL1aHED EVERY WEDNESDAY, At SUN.
J. TER. O., by GILBERT q FLowEltB, Proprietorp
Il FOUR DOLLARS per, Anuum, invariably In sdYanoe
Adyertsemtnu inserted st usual rates. ~, l3 ~ Il
Rycry stJlo oil lob Prtutiny executed IN The mates
tyie and grekfekt j:ststnIl :. S-.fusmref y. =.
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The aensfa Synod Of tho Lutheran Church in
the United states ls In Heason at stiunton;rVir.
cxinfa .- .. .
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THE TRI.WEEKLY NEWS

DUBLBHRD IN wINNgBoRo, 8. O., AFFORDS A
L profitable rasdium Tor the advertising public Of
Charleston. :.=a ..t.-. 1857 .sTII
We respectfully solicit their patronage for mutu,
oAlLIARD. oraPoaTrs 4 WILLIAMS.
Mover Der Is
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TO Tx PAYERs,

TO TAX PAYERS,
TUE FoLLowNa3 oRDniANoE Is FIpL1sHRD
Il for the information OF all persons conGStaed;
AN ORDINANCE 10 AID RED AL ORDINANCE TO haIsx SUP
PLIES FoR TUE IEAa 1887, AND roR OTHER punPoaEa
l. Do u ordained bylho Mayor aud Aldermen In CITY
dn.nce to r.tso :upres for the 1857 and for other
and that person, who shall MAKO dsHs of payment Of
.mOunl 3, theif As ono pa EA e Per Cent pas pas
month until the 31st day OF July, whei not paid an
amount of TWO per- cont por mouth upon tho amonnt
faIos shal bo pad and alter tho Sist day OF August
three Per cent per month tho amount or taIes duo
shau DO paid until payment OF Tho whole amount s rsds
H. That all parsons who neglect or fall TO pay their
monthy taIsa on or besoro The nfteonth day OF saoh
month, ahhn respectively pay tho nuouns thereof
TWO pnr cont PSF month nom such hftoent day, until
payment s made .-. -r.- 80 -
hsaned IN City Council this seventh day Of May, in
the year OF LORD ono ihotsand eight hundred and
dItysoyon. ,. .-t.- N 81. -I'',' ~.
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hxreno eeataon In endorsing tho opinion bi my old
friend. MI O. d. Connrd, That it Is the hnoi, In
struInentI I ever played on
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GARD.

with feelings Of prido American uanufsctursrs
tnat we pnoliuh tho following tosmonias which have
bean received oy recently: