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AN ORDINANCE

TO REGULATE THE STORAGE OF PETROLEUM, ITS rpo
DUCTS, AND OTHER INPIAMMAuLE oils
SEC l. Ne II ordained by tt Mayor and aldermen i,
cay Council attended, That from md nfter tile 18Th
OF Juno next shall not bo lawful 10 keep Petroleum
heroaene. hock OIL, Benzinc, Benzoc, or any ober in
hamnable oil or oils on storage sale in any ccllsr
ilty than my gallons any lot Premises an,
any such quantity so kept stored be contained n
vessels OF tin otlIer metal ~
SEc = That Petroleum. its products. or uny otller in
hamnabe oil or oir when brought into tho city I,y LAM
or water may be kept any l0f or In any building ir
which cotton Is not stored, for period not eIceesIu
Wcntyiour HOURS, upon the expiration which time i,
the foregoing section ''u "
sEC. u Any person OF persona violating any part OF
inns ORDINANCE snll be subject to tine of two hundred
dollars for each offence recoverable In any Court of cont
petent Jurisdiction. ~ " '
haiihed IN Cy Council this twentyfrst dag OF May In
the year Of orr Lord thousand eight hundred aI
sixty y-eeyen. " ~
Isl r. c. QAIIJaRD Mace,
". II. SMITH. Clerk of Council Ir2occ
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PUBLIC NOTICE.
OFFICE cLERK OF couscrr..


May 1867. {
The following Section OF IAN Ordinance 10 abolish ,Is
oihce OF Superintendent OF Streets TO provide for KceD
Jug tile Strects Lanes. Alleys and open Courts In ttu
CITY OF Carlcsston Clean, and for other PURPOSES h
hereby published for the information OF all concerned
For the due protection Of the said contractor or con-
tractors, further ordained That cycry owEer cssec
occupant anI tenant Of any promises fronting in any
picet lunc allry or open court. Kl'E every day
tSnndaye excepted have tho dirt, ft garbage or Other
nal placed In front OF his her lot in barrel boz or
hoap and In readiness for tho contractor, by tho hour
seven O'Clock, A. H. from tho tIst day OF May 10 lo
rst day OF November In every year an by tho hour Of
nInc O'Clock NJ, from the irst dny Of November 10
tho first day OF Msy following And any person Offend.
Ing herein, placing any dirt lth gurbagc or other
ofnl In any street. lane, or all6y open cort after The
hours above nanied slIa be subject to fno not rss
than two than Bye dollars. for aud every
offence to be imposed by the Mayor.
BY order ". II. SMITH,
hHy Ia Clerk NJ Council
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ME91liiG GI.
DE, 'T:s.iiE
Scbiit:en:Ocieliicbaft.

Sic n.rnVtiLt i,,aIuln'iN'i mtG H'h' i'''"
aainr um nti. ~ "IuSi:ti' salt, ~; H.:", ,'r
SLlrcuu : S',tti" ttS. go
September Is Si''i'
la tANpEIR LODGE. NJ :h;. !. T.. v.
HEGrltE COMM ShNIlDN rr riiiS lrl"'l
n viii T." held The ,rirI,,' ErE E,"p. i'rn''''r ''h
Al Sn'ri"rL.
tan,lniar> for p.tr.'' ave- requested t. attend
iir nf,l"r u the W VI.
September li lbs. SAMSON. SECRETARY.
EANBiiAith Lodge. VI. 80, ~. -. " :.
4 y EXTRA COMMUNICATIONS pr iilI- LuUIit
~ wall BE- h.id itN fiialS' f.. is.n n.,: =!
.,ioIk.
III rirI OF " VI
LILuIOiI 4 NiwtJN. >,.t,tII>.
~,'ii"mhcr ~
ENt;I.E: EiHE T:Nt:INE 'pni'N\i.
NruU Arr. IIERERy stiMMnHTp ~ Nrri>n \"
] Extra Mcriiu: 81 y'ur ftm,au, - i''. i''''r
F'.uiny. i:rl, iii-, ~ "'rlr"B r'r"i"'ly
Is ur,st. MARifN tbflH.
| Srptruhrr iIi StrT,'n'S.
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South iuli furnish the precedent. Then
liLcriyauii bc taken away Northern
State j not support the ;nriy. It must be
rccunsrted 10 bc. in accordance with Con-
grrss | Radical ideas. What. then. is To
hrc"mi their own party when torn i'y dis
scnsioms all parties must be sooner III later.
i'll thccxistcncc? The South. aud the re-
cxamr The days of prescription will com"
the ~ of S,LLA AMI MAnir> 4" he fol-
lowed the tyranny of NERO anl 'rIuERlrs.
aud \ I'll loss ul all or our former liberty.
IT, trver. nonr of these things Hhonld
ocrnr.' result is no less certain /" hr the
same. party eve, held power permanently.
1t m,isiyc way III suIne time 10 ita "pponcniS.
Will tie opponents. when III power, i"isrl
IN" lcsa Which ihry taught lr,hry sh"nid,
'mnn Wild have forgotten his nature. II they
shpult,i, liberty is lnsi.
Eycd this snonlt not urrur ibis same re-
snll Wild necessarily follow from Rndicn
rule. he lccirinr "f ma i"riiirs. aH taught 10y
the Eacal party, means sucinlisln. S"ciai,slI
means 'en,uully anarchy. Anarchy is despo
tism
The raj question presented I" the American
peoples whether they will follow part.
which ust end in drspotism. or whether the.
will rein their liberty. TO retain liberty il
the Nch, the North must cause liberty TO b
resi- lore 10 The South. To retain their liberty
the copaci entered into between The State
must rcigiously observed. TO retain thci
mcut 'nst hr preserved. TO reclaim ihri
| lihcrt,thcy must remember that North. Ens
| West at Sonlh. are PARTS uf the same hod,
and In disease i'll any part will produce iii
ease, al probably decay, in the whole bod
puIitir
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LARGEST C1RouLArIoN.-Th DAILY
NEWS Publishes The 05iciai List Of Let
ter" rcntaiatng an the PostoBicc at tho end
ot each ~crh', ayrecab!y 10 The .fallosoiny
section Of the Ncp I0stobice Lao, as Me
ncrpapcr havin3 The largest circulation ii!
The CITY of Charleston:
S,sTi"S. . AMI hr it further enacted That Lists OF Ir
"rs ii,iihit uiIcnllr,l for III rosnllc aiy city
i,wn vi,lngr. where newspaper sull bc printed,
shall hereafter bc published only in the newspaper
Mhli "inr puli5rd weekly or uiiecr. slI have ia,
ir'nH circulation wi,ii range delivery or thr .1i
uIh,r
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G II A r L E S TON.
FRIDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER ia, 1867.

Jon WnnR.-wc have now completed our
office 50 us to execute. in the shortest possible
time, ALL KINDS OF JOB WORK, and we
most respectfully ask the patronage of our
fricnIy
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NlH'ICE.

OFFICE CLERK OF CouNClI.-THE FOLLOWING
~ clause of Section OF "Orlinance Raso sup
pea for ihcyeir 1867 s pnblshrd tho information
OF persons selling Goods by sample Otherwise who
not residents OF this city All such persona are hereby
notified to report 1T this Office.
'Threc dollars every hundred d0llars of all goods
soi In this ctyt S0na not resilcnts by aanpis or
other wisc." W. II. SMITH,
March {,lOrk nj COnncu
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B OAR Dl N G .

DHlyhTE; BOARDING. - FIRST Cha SS
BOARD. with hnnliHniuely furnished rnuus. ut the
IVY LOUISE, No. n5 ANS0S STREET.
september Il ltn
DOhRDISt;.-'Tlli PLEASANT 1tt,OalS
ID with good HOARD ir had 0n immediate api ii.
cation iu Nn. 81 CHURCH STREET. west s,te. NEAR
1radd street. TrIns reasonable. June II
IHXt'EI.LF:ST BOARD, AT VERY LOW
~ rates. In thrinO+ rcntrai business part ur the city,
without lm,gimS, In private honsr ran now IN lIai.
For particulars address ~. L.. P0stoIirc. May II
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OFFICE CHIEF OF FalETECT1yRg

UFFICE CHIEF OF PETECT1VRY(
DROUGHT TO THIS oPFIoE AND SUPPOSED no
~ be stolen. Gray SACK Coat. alIo two large block
TIN pans about sixteen tnehee In widths any parties losng
the samc, Will csll and identity them. -
II. W. HENDRICKS,
list Lieutenant and ChOf of Detectives
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COPARTNE SHIPS.
copARrNERSIlIp NOTICE.

CoPARTNERSIlIp NOTICE.
TIME FIRM OF GouRDIN. MATTHIESSES y CO.. IN
Charleston, AMI Srraannl having expired y liIa-
t,u upun the death "f the late I. g. MATrItESSES.
Hf.S w.. ihn M NaSannan Dr ii. Is IT. y, ,Rjl.GIfS
W. II. HOURDlS,
Il. y. HOURUIN,
l.. q. YOUNG.
'""iHst"h, Hrtltln'ef ISL tSLi. September
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NOTICE.
OFFICE OF CHIEF Of POLICE.

MATS GrAnp noGsE,
tHAnt.hsToS. :. a., August ~ ISii7,
FINiiE FnLlOwISG SECTIONS Or 0RDiSASI:Es
i. ar" pubshrl tor thr information nr all whon h
haS r"Nr"rh. G.. Is. SliWALp.
captain nf roIir'.
, SEc W. All au"hing Of any pip. ar si,ar IN White
i'o'ht tiariirlI. ami East South battery h. ami thu
snnr " hereby rrplbifOd: AMI any person whu shall
violate Ibis rlnnsc at this Ordinance shall for zach ami
every snr nheIcr ntiti aud pay the sum ur tiy dol
aTs to b. recovered In the City Court onr.hat il,
ahlouh' !" M given 10 tlr inormcr.
SEE VIII. all indecent ami disorcrly conduct cnrs.
hH ami sW,artng claniuriS noises. drIkrnnes. lar.
reiiing. hEhtg or profanity. committed III Whine Faint
punished in the the E,Iuc Offences arr.
now directed y law To be punished wle committed in
ahy OTHER PORTIONS Oi thc rity.
SEC y. No person persons shall ri,lr lead or ry.
any horse or horses mul" mules within the cIclosI,r,
"a th. arirI, under penalty oi five dollars ir every
sch offence. Ia be recovered in the City Court one half
,hH amount of IT, Hnr to be gwen 10 tho inforlner.
SEC. NJ II slhi. moi hc lawful for any pyso pr ucr
sons To secure moor with their iass any vessel boat
or Ia TO any part oi the wharf, thr ratings thereof
a White Point cnnstrlcte by the City Council leading
rom that part 81 ERt lIAy called tile battery 10 Sn
iNS street. or TO land from any boat, vessel or rail-
any boarls lumber, or other MATERIAL any part of tho
sa wharf, AMI any person persons shall violate nr
trasgrcsa my OF tile provisions contained IN this cIusr
Hlts peson or pcrHois shall forfeit pay tiy dollars
To bn recovered III tr City Court. ocalf nj which urp
altS shall YD to tlie infUrmtr.
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TOBACCO, ETC.
LA CR[OLA"
SEGAR STORE.

CoNNEit thRoADWAY ANDIgTH STREET.
NEW YORK.
THE UNDERSIGNED WILL BE PLEASED To aer
l. bis Southern friends: Tho choicest HAVANA sF
ment Of Smokers' Articles always on hand
'uhef D. o11OLENGUI Agent
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Whereas. muny oalr irays aI carts uas. uIlccrssa
rlly through King street, In the ,y nt Ciurlsi, Ia
le great nbs'rction Of that horousaIr TO ftlle
business tercn " "
- Hr IS "ra.aod That nom nnd nRer tho passing at tls
ordinnre II sall not DO lawful for any licensed cart
array, wagon or other carriage, laden will, cotton uI
per- or other mercandse commodity to be driven
throBh tle said King street south Calhoun street ar
any part thereof save and except tile purpose OF n,
eeying or .lepo"ug load In nrcli part fad street
anu any driver or conductor any s,Icl, cart ,jny
wagon, or either carrIagr ollrnding erri shall treii
and aya sum OF not lesa than dollars nor morn
han tM'its aoIhrh. 10 August -
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STEPESS HOUSE, Sos. ~. ~, 81 AND AZ
- Broadway, N. y. opposlla Bowling Greeu- iIe
european Plan-THE STEVENS HOUSE Is well md
MsS known TO thr travelling public The location s cs.
recy suitable to merchants md bIsnesa men, Il In in
rose proximity TO Tho business part Of Tho city-tg on
the highway OF Southern aud wcstern traycI-nnd adia
cent TO az ths principal Railroad and Hteambos doputs
INC SIEphNS HOUSE has liberal accommodatior for
over 300 Rucstst 10 well furnished and every
modern Improvement for the comfort s, cutortainmrnt
ni us inmates Tho rooms spacio,s snl vol ycnti.
hFd-propided with gnB and watcr-tbe Attendapre Ia
prompt and respectnlnnd Tho table is generously pro-
with every delcacy OF tho moderate ratcs
Inc roolna having been refIrnhhe ulld rrmoleed we
are enn lt offer extra mcIlltiea fnr Tho comfort and
"s;snrs "s; "' orr BneAis. 0EO. X. OHASE & CO..
"a3 20 Cipu Fr0prietars.
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EDUCATIONAL.

ENt:LiSII, rI.tSSIctI, Mtritiaii A.
AND FRENCH SCHOOL.
I1IIIE EyERCISES UI THE SUlISrRIBERS SCHOOL
will he resumed On TEc;i1y. the list ii o. iUci, al
No lU3 Wentworth street
september ia l. jos !. Nhh"i Ill
siEt'tti.ESN,Rt: FEMALE CpLi.r..E.
CH.iRLOFFE. y. q.
REV. \. q. STACY. a. NJ. rHi.SIniNr
DUARD. WIFI FUEL. LIGHTS. cUSrINii' NJ III
ID AND TUITION, per session ui iiS" -"hu'a~in
months SlnJ ialf i'll advance. II iA,d cnlir. "a, tln
oru. nf In, srssuii. October 1T. ouly 80 required"
r., particulars address
\. q. STACY. Charlotte. y. e.
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10 S T

I uST.-A BLACK SET"rEIt DOG, EivE
i months old. liberal reward will be given for h
10 his owner Southwest CORNER of Bull and tst
ledge streets. September 4:
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URsuLINE hcADE,,

URSUIINE ACADEMY.
P4LLE CRiCES.
TINHIS INSTITUTION WILL. RESUME ITS ACADEMIC
i EXERCISES SEPTl lMBEE lst.
For proSpeciuscl please address ''AUi HEX SLti.
RIOR." lTrsuinr Convent ami Academy columbia. So
"a. I'm" september
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CITY TIA ItETuItNS,

OFFICE OF THE CITY AssEssoR,}
Cry HAIL, September 2. 1907.
NJ Office Is HERRBY GIVEN TO ALL CONCERNED
IN that The Monthly Returns for Tho month of Augliat
past IN compliance with tie Tax Ordinance ratified
on the 28th day Of December 1866. muat be made
beforo tha 18th instant d. C. GIBSON
September q l3 C,ity Assesaor
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GR0GEKY AND MISCELLANEOUS
-)i(n rAGh ,uI- L>YEK RAISES. WHO'LL. HALF
JuIt,irO A\B..t,,;AE>.,

~ i.ONt5. ntIi i.rhi.- 40 ,DUi.- NJ"
Nv tOE.t,''b
~ hu,,'- bIi t'I.r.'
..,ar, :. :.,g5 ,->rit..I h.Iiri- ,"i .,n4.rtc>
IT, c,~,r .''n',hin. i"h,''. ., Etr'' u, .ra!i'i'-
1I,' ','s'IrI i',',, i,.u'.' 'Iii 80 r'i' w.,
u ~ A.i.i
iu,s .Ii l.,t NiS ~ So,
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LAW NOTICE,
PHOTOGRAPHS
FOR THE MILLION 7

Will BEND. POSTPAID, 80 PHOTOGRAPHS OF
e most celebrated Actors for cenia 80 Actrcssrs
Tor 20 cents; 20 Union Generals co cents: 60 Rebel
Generals for 30 CENTS 50 Statesmen for cents so hea
ului young Ladies' Tor 60 ceuts 60 looking young
3enumen for 90 ccnts largo Photographs VI French
neing us In costume. beautifully coored. oIaetly AZ
hhy apposr for so cents: for 60 cents tho ninst
beautiful Ladies' Of tho Parislu Ballet Troupe theS
New York. 'S'-' = '-''
Send gil or,iors to P. 0. Boz 177. T'y.NY
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S,t:Ar AND NnLiSSES.

- ENEEiIS siUNE ,il SHE'D 'pOWBii
10 10 ~" .i\tEN "YELl1W &. TEL
low NNn ns'Ni 500 Nis' -
.Ni'i''. = t,,'i.r ~. 80.
halt l'ut"i~ :. t.irr -.,Hp
~ hi- ,'ui., ttrii--
80 Iur:!- t'di,i ML.--.-
~ barrels Mu,cHyI,tr Mola, ,..s.
tOT sale ln's. by II. CINTEI
s-,.pJen.i..i 1! n.. NJ !. -; ia,
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70 R SALE.

FUR SALE.
JSuR SALE, TXvo FINE WORK MULES,
l. III PAVILION HOTEL SrABLfS
September II
4 r PRIVATE SAil.-SEOOP MARIAN, THIRTY-
N NINE Tuna licEis,r. will carry :iriy five cords
woO thirty-vc thousand feel u lumber. with new
sails. rigging. alcburs. rlIan, blocks Ne. complete.
Apply In MCKAY CAMPBELL. Al M. l:l6 Mrc..iiG
street, or No. IL East BIy.
said SoOl' is lying al South Adgcrs Wharf.
September
IIuIt SALE OK RENT, At EIG)ltliSCE:,
Il $. T.. TWO LARGE SEW STORES with comfort
aJr dwellings above. For particulars. apply to l. NJ
nUGElsS. IL Srptcrnbrra
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T G Re n T.


IIW REST.-TIItT TIIH;E; STORY rK'cK
l mn 81 with nno uubuil,lings carriL.;' liuuI,.
-illr risirru AMI extensive rarru southeast
si,iih wentworth -, rs. Is strsiun si,rn N",r,.
hrr Isl.
li,ISi', northwest Siuh aIil calhoun -rSutS.
containing iuurtccu just done UP completely and
PAINTED inside aud good uut-buiugs large els
tern.
Also,
STORE, NJ. so King street, opposite Liberty s,t,et.
occupied 10y MI j. Hart Bookstore inr many scar,
pa>i. Possession given l.. r:re.
HOUSE. No. II Liberty street. containing: sx
Apply 1" GEO. III. ISiHAiiAM SON.
september Is finw3 va,dcrhorst Wharf.
rI,O REST.N FINE BRICK RESIDENCE,
l on Fay street. next lialfMoon Battery.
X. VI. MARSHALL & BRO,
Real E-iatr Agcuts, M. - Brnsi street.
September IL
rlyu RENT. RESIDESCE Nm. az CANNON
l. street. containing eight r0nnls, ci-irrn &r.
Il. II. AttSALI 4 BRO.
Real Estate Agents, No ~ broad street.
| September II i
rI,u RENT, THE COaIaIODIOUS AMI
| l. pra-autiy SITUATED two and half story BltlrR
DWELLING No 80 ftasel strcr north eide. urar Eas
iiay. Posscssion given on lat Hcptnnihcr. Apply a
THIS OFFICE August ~
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l}j''j"I'j,'I,
CANNED j;t1nDS !

~ CASES 1pMNl bI.S. :: riIINi CANS
sNf a. ra."~ Iniuttur-. : Iu,rIni "in-
- "i-r- 'n-tri-. uII l"'ulri Stn-
~ ri-,.S l.'h-irr-. I lh'ii.iI Ii1
~ .l-,'S ~iiniui. l a. 'lni ,ai,
- ..is''- i.'a'l =. I".nInt Cih-
lnsI-rs col ..n',i Mill. Mpiuut- -.ithi.'
.,a-i landed a,Ui inr a1'ri.N T. IHhitt.
H.tt"I,lI,I |: IN. y. 81" las: i;
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THE Ne " :.

An elevator with Glo, 900 bushels storage
has been built at Ogdtnsburg, n !.
Gen. Easements majority as delegate to
Congress from Daco,ah, is 369.
The names OF James Gordon Bennett and
his son have been Withdrawn from the head
Of the New York Herald.
The official majority for Sherwood, the
Democratic candidate for Judge OF the Su>
prcme Court, ia ?a2
Ethan Allen, the game old trotter. We un
dcrs,and, has been sold to }. +. Maynard,
Of Boston
P. 7. B,,num has purchased lots in New
York to tho value Of $500, 900, upon which
he proposes to erect . museum.
1t is Understood tha, the Supreme Court
Of sppeals Of Virgins will on Monday an
nounce an opinion declaring the stay Law
unconstitutional.
The election in Mexico resulted in the
success Of President Juarez in the States oi
Mexico and Guadalj,ra. and in oil The prin
cipal States of the interior.
The Canadian government has received
information regarding the FeniAa Brother
hood Of such Importance as TO warrant The
issuance Of secret instructions 10 the COIN
mandants of military osis throughout the
provinces.
Weniell Phillips has a new lecture on
90 'Connell.
Petitions besring the signatures OF 5000
persons have been presented 10 the Govern
or General Of Canada for the release Of
Father Mcmahon.
The receipts from internal revenue fol
last week we,e sl,6sS,oio; for the fsca
yesr, sos, 300 coo.
,he trial off. ffers an Davis will probably
come off on Oct. as There is TO be An cf'
fort to obtain jury ct white men. The
jury to try him now stanis nine negroes Il
three white men.
Thuilow Weed says tina, Mrs. Lincelr
Received $4,000 from one, and IS, 900 from
another contributor in New York befor,
Mr.. Lincoln's death, ard probably withon
his knowledge.
One Of the most important features Of ID,
treasury investigation by the Re,rencbmen
Committee will be dist Of looking into th,
rlleged over issue cf fractional currency
There has been n large txcess Of the legti
mate issue Of The currency or else thousan d.
Of dollars of tho counterfeit stuff are in cir,
culation.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-21

Tuu uTp sssion proper consider Rheuma-
iis,n aal Neuralgia dependent upon pecu
lar. yi.a,ei condition Of the circulating VI
,al fluid They suppose that there EXISTS
in tie blood, poison which the circulating
blood carries with il, and not being aliment-
"a hy the proper emunitries OF the body, It
"a dep 1sitei in the Tissues. What this poison
il, ia no. positively known; yet, by most
authorities j. is supposed 70 be an acid
Lac,ic Acid in all probability. tbs. II is
supposed under favorable circumstances. Is
generated in the system, and being Gimme
a,ei, Is allowed TO accumulate until 1t pro.
duccs it's dolo.orous effect.
n.pIlemnnd's ssiicanlntisssa. &sOut
and Neuralgia SpcciHc
Is the only remedy ever discovered that will
cTectually destroy this poison IN the
BLOOD, and produce permanent cure
Tho recipe was procured Of the celebrated
Dr. L.llelnsnd, Of France by the we'll known
druggist. Alex. Leitch, Of St. Louis. Mo-
No good physician fails ~ prescribe the
Specific when he learns what it is compos-
Cd of-no one suffering ~ith Rheumatism,
Gout, Neuralgia. should hesitate to Try il
because il is advertised for sale.
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SUPREME COURT.

ocreasn eist, 1887.
prEent tie
HON. r.. P. LOWE. .. j.,
f.: f: f: ! : : S;::., e.: $:::.,, Judges
n. o'Cosyon, ATTY General.
Ell. STILES, Reporter.
q. LISDEaAAx, Clerk.
2,1,s-George w. Crawfsfd. 70 lnomss
Newell 4 Thos. Grant; appeal rom He0fy
county; submitted Oh written a1gu"en,.
2,71s Leonard Fsrr, vs. Grifilth Jonn.
appellant appeal from Henry county SUP
nl,tted on written argument.
2.1s6-Jane W. Dodd. vs. James Ooed,
ct al. appellants appeal from henry coun>
ty; submitted on written srgumens.
1850 Rachel / Joseph Hart. 70 jacob
Hart, appellant; appeal from Henry 'oon>
"; submitted on written argumsn' =.
2,9l4-Richard A. Lyon, " Jonn y: NC
llvsine ct al. appellants; appeal from Oiin>
ton county; submitted On pf'n'ee s'go>
ment.
2.9l6 - Elizabeth Myer, appellant, "
Henry Myer; appeal from Scou eooh'y
submitted on printed and written sfsu'
ment.
Daniel Gray. Esq Of Clinton county ad'
mitted An attorney.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-21

DavrxroET DAScIso AcADExr, in Nich-
ols' Block, corner end aud Brady streets, will
be open on Wednesday evening, Ocs. 2Sj,
from 7 vn.il O'Clock, Tor the purpose Of
registering names and forming classes.
n y. CoLsoS,
n F. CoLeox.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-21
L0KGWORTH'S NATIVE WINES

Golden Wedding, Sparkling Ca
tavvba. Stiil Catavba, Delaware
and virginia aSeedling.-The Wines from
this old c-tt,li-hci House. have gained world
" 10 s,icbriy for their excellence. and ia pnriiy.
f-ai'y favor AMI boauc, they unsurpassed the
market iiher NArtyF FOREIGN.
Trl.e supplied bs L,agfcld, Tnoae q e.. at pro-
.f!-i tors prices dgs55m
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-21

EvEsis0 ScnooLs.-At a special meeting
Of the School Board it Vas decided TO open
two schools at No. 9 for the accommodation
Of the large number who are attending the
evening session; also, on the first Of next
month, two more shoots will be opened at
the Warren street school house, under tho
direction Of competent teachers.
These schools will in . great measure re-
leve the pressure upon the day session,
which might be further relieved by the
adoption Of the half day system. We have
before referred in these columns 10 the
sound practice now being adopted in many
places Of shortening the hours Of the low
primary grades Of public schools generals
" teaching but half day instead Of keep
ing the restless, tired little martyrs indoors.
- is generally the case, the greater part Of
the day. Museatins has just adopted the
system in its public schools, ,snd the Journal
Of that city says:
We are glad to learn that ehe half day
system has been introduced in the primary
public schools in this city, and 10 in force
among She smaller classes in these depart
ments. This 10 . measure Of which, We
know, the public will heartily approve. We
never could see the policy sf cooping up
sn,ll children in . close and heated school
room oil day long. when they could max Z
just - much, il not more. Advancement in
their studies by less confinement and more
recreation. Many persons have mentally
and incidentally crippled by being conn
PEELED 70 pursue this course during their
younger days at school.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-21
Crane Cuttings.

J WILL IECEIvE ORDERS FOR LONG OR
Three bud Cuttings. from bearing wood. fully ripe.
- " delivered by m. but no: after December ist.
r.a not les than -, of kind, at the following
Eafe f,r 10 ratrirys:
r. 4, ord si-cs Taylor or Bniiitt u -; Hartford
skoliAc, ;. vi; Delaware and Diana sa.0o: Rehcc-
-. n ~ Orders efi AT Parks q uosmer'e, Dsven.
Pscl, ~ be supplied here II so direcsod
s:, syae Tor sale next Spring. W. H. HOLMES.
cuoert- Oct. isth, 1ss..-dstAuls