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The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1867-05-10

The Japanese Commissioners have
presents from the japanese Government
to General Grant, President Johnson and
Secretary Sward. The gift to General
Grant is a magnificent sword, highly
wrought, mounted with gold and appro
priatsly inscribed, said TO be very COSTLY.
The presents to the President and Sscre
tary Seward are said to be equally valua-
BILE.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1867-05-10

The spy business has become E regular
trade in Paris, You can go to an Office,
aud for price and in good Gme, find out
all abou. your neighbOrs, your wife, your
husband, your friends and your enemies.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1867-05-10

WE do not deem it necessary to say more
w those who know Us will attest the truth
of our assertion. We only ask q continuance
of those favOrs so bOuntifuIly bestowed he re-
tOfore and promise our whole effor ts in your
behalf, knowing that an appreciative public
will reward Us for so doinS.
And to our country friends we would say
that we will endtavOr at all times to paw the
HIGHEST MARKET PRICE for yonr PRO-
DUCE; and in return will try to make it fer
your int crest to buy your Groceries of US.
our friends, TO be able to build up trade that
will be an honor to our name and benefit to
the public; know ing, as we do, that our faeili-
ties for buying goods are 10 forior to meme, and
superior TO many. Feeli ng confident that we
viii be able at all times, Providence permit
ting, 10 make it to your interest to all on US
before purchasing elsewhere,
We are, respectfully,
VIM. HASELTIEE & co.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1867-05-10

A Virgins negro. according to an e1-
change, on hearing that Congress was
going to give lands to the dsrkies, said:
s'Land, de debil! rs free now, aud don't
want no land. rs gwyne to git wurms
and 90 fshin.'
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1867-05-10

Whenever we drink too deep of pleas
ure We are sure to find a sediment at the
bottom Of the cup, which embitters the
draught we have quafed with SO much
aYidiiY.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1867-05-10

It is said that the Indians are busy col
Letting their poll tax in the west. They
take il out in hair.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-01-29


Extract from Ordinance Ratified November 2oh, 1906.
Sec g. No cloth awning shall be put up such man.
ner to obstuct loot passengers; and sgn.board
slalI bs erected otherwise than thirteen feet from the
face Of tho ground Or SesaRavSmsnt eas1a
day while any such ming sign-board h1ed or form
cd otherwise thsn as heren directed shall 50 remain
Sec g. Noperson or persons whosoeYer shall, for the
purpose Of exposing any goods, commodities other
articles for se place. Cause to be pat ed any such
goods commodities, or other articles whatsoever or any
table, BENCH stalboard box ether appendage In any
street, lane, alley, public horoughtare, my foot
pavement within the City under penalty Of Twenty
Dollars tor each and ever such odence and for each and
guch offence LIS committed Porded however, That Ven
due Mrsters shall be permitted to expose before their
stores such goods commodities they sell at public
auction, but not to take up moro room than the front Of
their respective velue sores and to tho distance Of st
feet beyond the s-mc. =5.,.
SEQ. 7. No peraon persons whosoovcr, shall guGer
any 1rewood GOALS goods merchandise carriages
Of any description any other ntter thing to him.
her. them belonging consigned to lay or stand for
longer space tnn four hours, in any street. hne alley
or public thorougfare within the City under penalty
of Two Doara with COSTS for every hour that any such
article thing shall 80 Ley stand beyond the above.
mentioned time: e1ceptng, mRternls for building IN re-
gard to which tho following regulations shall be obsrV-
ed namely: When any person persons shall erect or
repair any house other building upon any street. lane,
alley or open court within the city, he, she. or they
shall make application for the use OF 80 much Of tho
street or public wny as shall not exceed the ontof the
lot on which such building a to be erected nor extend
than six feet into tho street, which space such
son or persons shall forthwith enclose with sufficient
fence ut east sir feet In order to within the
sare the requisite materials for building and repairing;
aud such fsnce together with the remaining material
she or they shall remove the work be finish.
ed or whenever the Mayor shall require it. pain of
foreihng Two Dors every hour that such fence
such materials ahall atterward renan unremoVed; ana
on pain aso Of having the removed at his her,
their expense, by the City authorities
1anUary 1L1O
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Be II Ordained, That from and after the first dag Of
engaged in mercantile business in tho City Of Charleston
shall post UP, and keep posted up in conspicuous
place. at his her busrc stand and stands conspcu
name and surname, and in of partnership tho
givcn name and surname Of each member OF the firm;
shall forfeit and pay to the City penalty Of fifty dollars
for each and every offence or Default and In addition
thereto further of fifty dollars for each and every
month during which the provisions Of this Ordinance
shall remain mol compiled with: Prou,sd horcusr That
nothing herein contained shall apply to the special part
ners OF 8 limited partuorship.
Ratified December g. 1851.
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PUBLIC NOTICE.
OFFICE OF CITY TREASURY,

January 3. 1867 8
DUBL1c NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT UNDER
the following Ordinance licenses have been prepared
tor delivery from this 0iice. $. IAOMAs,
City Treasurer.
SEC l. Be II Ordained by the Mayor aud aldermen in
Cy Council assembled That from and after tho lrst day
OF January licenses sla be taken out for AL daya
and wagons, used for prvute and domestic purposes
the manner, md according to the Same PROVISIONS
now of force in relation to CARTS drays md wagons let
drfaon for hire, except giving bonds And each such
cart dry wagon shall be provided with badge con
tohng the number thereof and marked Private, to be
plnced on the outside OF the shalt.
Sec. g. No per0n shall be taken Gy treasurer as
surety to any bond under the Ordinance concerning Il
for sc srT anu
SEC s. The following shall hereafter be the rates for
licenses for public and private CARTS drays wagons
including the horses mules used thereof which shall
be free from other taxation:
PUBLIC CARTE DaAYs ETC, OR THOSE EMFLoYED N ANY
BUSINESS WHATEVER, FOR HIRE DIRECT OR INDIRECT.
For every cart drsy or wagon, drawn by one horse or
For every cart dray wagon drawn by two horses or
mules, $50.
For every hack and carriage with two wheels, $40.
For every hack and carriage with four wlieols. s40
For every stage or omnibus Except line omntbus,
with two horses, 800
For every stage omnibus Except LIMO omnlous],
drawn by four horses $Gp.
For cvory truck drawn by two or more horses or mules,
500.
For every express wagon drawn BY two or more horses
or mules, $50.
BREAD CARTS AND PRIVATE CARTS, DRAYs ETC.
Tor every broad cart or wa8on, So.
Tor every dray or wagon used for private or do
nestic purposes and not to be employed in the ans
porting OF goods, wares. merchandise. lumber or any
other commodity, for compensation, either directly or
indirectly the sane shall pay for license the sum OF
&c. exclusive OF the horse or mule.
Ratified In City Council. this 10th day of January,
H. 81 in the year of Lord thousand eight hum
dred aud si1ty-si1.
p. C. GAILLARD, Mayor.
BY the Mayor
January s ". u. SMITH, Clerk Of Council.
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COPAR TNERSHIPS,
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
T,uE UNDERSIGNED HAVING ASSOCIATED WITH
/ themselves in business MIR. C. c.. PINCKNEY,
Jr will continue the practice Of Law md Equity
under the firm OF AIEdMINGER, JERYEY L. PINCB-
NEY Offices No. 50 Broad street.
January TUG MEaIMINGER l. JERVEY,
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The Round Table says that the London Specta-
Tor remarks that young MIR. BENNETT has been
courteously received in London-as though he had
no connection whatever with the Now York Herald.
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This is only one Of many such prophetic utter
ances to be found in WEBsTEns speeches and
writings. And these th. adicals will not forgive.
And accordingly we find PAnToN's disgraceful
biography copied all over the North, and highly
commended even by journals laying claim to re-
spectability O Tempora
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1 ais d ;oss,1s eonsi,epd must Dc adssss . zor %
Deaw Te,ss, No is Hayae-stree Chg'sesto.', = :;
Bmsness Communications to Publisher o9 Do'~y
Vs cnnof undertake 10 ret,n rejected co7''nu'aaca-
ateertse,ents lSt outside ote city must be acconepa-
MED oci!S tie cash.
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LIQUOR LICENSES:

OFFICE CLERK OF COUNCIL
JANUARY 25, 1867.
T,HE FOLLOWING PERSONS HAYEFuED IN THIS
i Office their applications for Liquor Licenses, VIZ:
JOHN p KEEP surohcs-M. sweegnn and J. r.
KLINcK L wIcKENBERe. sureHcs-Edgerton &
RELY JACOB sure6ss-Jno. r. ONeill, Henry
Gerdts.
.AHRENs G. suretics-B. Bollmann and j. G. q.
BULLWNKM, 4. suroues-Jno. G. Wohlers aud
BAHTaE, Il. sureuos-Jno Burns and j. n. Null
BUICK, L. sureteg- -sfunscnnaicr and L. seel.
BIscHoFF, +. suretes-J campson and Henry
BAKER, JNo surcties-B. Roddin and D. Mc1nncs
BADENHOP, b. sureHes-A. B. Glover and L. D.
DUTTERrELD. n. L. surctios-d. Drvis and H. F.
Strolecker.
DIERssEN. ". sureties-H. q. Knee.
ger and James browne.
FARRELL, j. F. surohcs-James cosgrove and G.
F1TTER, GEORGE N suroiss-B. Bollmann snd J.
G. H. Clnussen.
FLYNN, TAolIAs. surotes--B Mc1nnea, and c. c.
Trumbo
HAsLIN, B.. sur.hes--J.J J. Monaghan nndM. Luhra,
HENNE, H. W. suretios-John campsen and j. G.
HAsTEDT, H. suredos-J. campson and ]. c. H.
S JONES ETER. surcties-T G. Boag
JOHNSON, EDWARD. suretosV Il. Nenneker and
JUNGE F. surctios-M Luhrs and II. schcper.
KLEIN, T. sureues-T. Pcarlstein and $. Fass.
KENNY, JOHN. suretiea-T. ClaGy and James F.
KoKSNAHAnENs. PETER. surotioa-J. NJ. osten.
LuHRs 9. Il suretios-B Bollmann md John
Carries.
T
LUTJEN. B. suroties-H. stoncken and B. Boil
LANCE, Il. surcttes-A. Biachof and a. Bolln,ann
MEYER, J. D. II. sureties-F. D. c. Kracke and a.
MARJENHoFF suretios-Job Dawson and ". h.
MURRAY, b. surehos-rhonlaa Mcdowell and NJ
MoLoNy, STEPHEN. sureaes-wn,. Mcaghor aud
N1EMEYER, cHAs. surctos-L F. Rooster and J.
:: NoRDENMEYEn 5asIi sa CO., D. sureties-J. A. Thele
OTaFN, T. c. suretios-Jno c. ogemann and A.
Bischoff
PORTWIG, w F. sureGos-E. J. Jones and Ja ncs
RICKELs, JEo. H. sureties-L. F. Rooster and C.
REILs 4 CO.. JACOB. sureties-Jno 7. oNelu and
RYAN, JOHN. suretes-T. claffy and Jno Kcnny
ZKEILS, D. Surelics-A. Loryea and John Baker
ROBEE, G. Suroties-C. Fl. Klenke and F. Wienholtz.
DIAL LIN JOIlN. 0oHttAcaNvol1p AoiAJ olo nloseo
Goldsmith.
sCHEpER, ". Suretes-H. scleper ind J. Hume 81
mons.
sCHNARS, D. Surehes-John BASS and J. T. Merk.
harett
SAXON, T.. S,reties-R. W Seymour and James Cos
grove.
sCHUcHERT, J. q. L. sureties-J. Dothage and A.
Won Dohlen
sTELLGEs,J J. suretics-John H. Wuhrmann and c.
Lilienthal
sLATTLRY, JAMES F. suretes-John Kenny and j.
NJ. Toulley.
sEMKEN, D.. suretios-Jno Carries snd F. Puckha.
Der.
sEMKEN l. CO., D. surcues-F. Puckhaber and Jno.
Gartes.
SCHNELL, L. sureties-John Campsen and Henry
Gerdts.
THIELE, J. Fl. suretes-Jno. N. Tidemann and q.
Hagcrmann.
VoLLERs, JNO. surettos-L. F. Medau and Job
Dawson.
: WALSH, JAMES. sureties-c. Dunn and James Cos
grove
. WEHMANN, F. suretcs-J. Campscn and ]. c. II.
Clausscn.
WINTER JNo. sureties-A. Fincken md Arthur
Johnson
WMDHETM, r. sureties-H. Hagermann and N. Hol-
lings
WULBERN= s. STELLING. suretes-H. Hurtamp
aud ]. p. Bretenbers.
WHITE l. A1lXEK. Sureties-W. T, Burge and Edwin
WooDs1pE, s. A sureties-N e Petit and James
w. Fl. sAIITH,
January 2G 3 Clerk of Council.
I
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GOOD BOARD CAN BE OBTAINED, IN A
1J pleasant part OF the city, with pleasant rooms
Januarv 10 1noH
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NOTICE.

OFFICE OF THE CAPTAIN OF POLICE,
CHARLESTON, 8. c., January 26, 1867.
TlHE FOLLOWING ORDINANCE rs HEREBY PUB
LISHED for the benefit of all whom 1t mGy, con-
cern. C.. b. SIGWALD,
In ~ Dol;
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6anco, change and make laws to suit themselves,
l,.y violent hands on thoso who differ with them in
o,inion and dsro question their hlfalibility, and
fi,.ally bankrupt the country and deluge it in
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WHITE POINT GARDEN.
PROPOSALS. WANTED-WH1TE POINT GARDEN
L AND BATTERY-To phnt Oak and Cedar Trees
here needed; to repair the Wooden and Iron Railing
and paint the same to tha Benches to replace the
broken Concrete WORK. on South and East Battery; ma
nure and plant tho whole in grass
ALSO,
TO enclose the PARK in Hamstead Mall with good
new and substantial wooden enclosure with seats the
whole to be panted tho to be renewed from those
now too much crowded in Aikeu's Row; tho whole ma
nured and sosu in grass; aud
plant out trees In tho place Of those dead IN tho
CITY HALL PARK, Ind tho beds to be manured and
planted III gTlss seed.
Separate estimates wanted for cach and the work to be
completed by the 1s Aprl and estimates handed in by
the agth Janary to 20 before Council on that day.
E. WILLIS, CnnirI1an,
Committee on Public Buildings, Grounds. &c.
-
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BOARDlN G..

FEW GENTLEMAN WHO CAN GIVE
n good references can find pleasant boarding at No.
! SOCIETY STREET. Apply at house.
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WEBSTER is hated by the entire Republican
party,-they cannot forgive his reverence for the
Constitution. He saw the rise Of Radicalsrn, and
well understood and predicted it's designs. he
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T,OR SALE..-A DESIRABLE PLANTATION
Il on Port Royal Island, $50 acres; 400 acres ready
for cultivation, the balance wood land. This place s
beautifully stuated on Broad River, one hours drive
from the Town OF Beaufort It has ample accommoda-
ons for Rhorers and s we'll supplied with horses CARTS
wagons and Implements. The place will be sold at bar
gain, and part of the purchase money remain
mortgage II desired For further particulars inquire OF
C. ". DE.NN Is,
January 10 lrno* Planters Hotel
D,OR SALE, TWENTY LARGE, FAT,
Il and 6-year old broke MULES; and THIRTY s
and year old For sale at Mills House Stable Apply
to r. ". CARTON. January IA
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R REW AR b S .

THEN DOLLARS REWARD.-STRAYED
from the stable In Cannon street. near Ashley, one
BLACK MULE COLT, unbroken reward of ten dol
lars will be paid to any person returning the same 70
the stable In Mr. NOODLES yard, No 30 Cannon stree
january % ,zEz-ss3E=4- II
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ssIf these Internal fanatics and abotionists ever
get the power in their hands, thoy will override
the Constitution, set the Supreme Court at de-
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NOTICE,

OFFICE OF THE CAPTAIN OF POLICE,
CHARLESTON, s. c.. January Is, 1867.
z0N AND AFTLRTHE FIRST DAY OF FEBRUARY
" next tho Police will report ali HACKS, CARTS,
DRAYs &C., &C., tound plying for hire without License:
govern themselves accordingly
G. B. SIGWALD,
January % limo Captain of Police.
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OFFICE FOE COLLECTION OF Additionally
BOUNTY AND BACK PAY,
CHARLESTON s. Co. December 27, 1861
Byt. Mai. EDWARD T. DEANE, A. A. A.. Genl.
Attention is called to the fact that this ofce is the
only authorized medium for the collection OF claim:
All necessary thanks and instructions will be furnished
to officers on duty In this stato on application to this
Office. A. MOL. CRAWFORD,
Byt Major o. 8. r., Officer IN Charge.
Hr Columbia South Carolinian copy md send bill
this ofaco LIMO Ssnuary
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ARopsr- CrncuLAr1oS.-The DAHL;
News publishes lie 0!G:i1 List Of 't'1.
ters yen.aipmg IN the Pas'c6ice at tie 1nf
Of each Geek, agreca1.y tc the fel1o,'rsng
section Of the Ncw Iostcbiee Lesw, w,!os as the
newspaper Aauiug the largest circulation ~
the city Of Charleston:
ox And be it further enacted. That lists OF let
t.ra in any PostothSe IN any
town or village where newnaper sn. 10 the 1e HeRspaner
hic, heinz nrbsled weekly ofteAer shall nave 9
arasst circulation within range of delivery OF tn0 s'o
nfNca
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0S T.

r osT, ON SATURDAY EVENING, THE
2oth instant, either in Beaufaln, King, George or
Meeting streets. q LADIES' GOLD WATCH. with the
word "csrr,e" the back lit The finder VIII receives
hands, reward ry leaving it at Mcssrs D. g. VIII
L1ANIS CO., No. 132 Meeting street, corner Pnelney
January %
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5T,OR SALE, 4 SCHOLARSHIP IN A PIIILA-
Il DRLPHA University of Medicine and Surgery.
This Scholarship entities students to full instruction
til graduation III tho MEDICAL DEPARTMENT.. embrac-
ing Anatomy, Surgery, Physiology, Materia Medica,
Chemistry, Obstetrics aud Diseases of Women and Chill
dren, Principles and Practice of Medicine and Patholo
gy. As this is of the first Medical Universities Of
the country, favorable opportunity is offered those
Office December Is
4 T. PRIVATE SALE-A FINE FARM, IN
II GOOSE CREEK PARISH, containing 81 acres OF
Land 81 of which cleared and under fence tho bal
ance well wooded This place is situated 16 miles from
mile of the Northeastern Railroad There is tine or
chard on tho place.
For Information apply to
DR.. B. BAER,
December II No. 13l Meeting street.
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AN oRDEANCE TO PROTECT THE PAvEMESTs AND SIDE.
~ THE CITY -. : !


WALKS OF THE cITY.
J. Be ordained by the Mayor and Aldermen Of Charles
ton in city Coti! assembled and it is Aersby ordained by
the authority Of c sae That from and after the first day
of September next there shall be laid down by the
or occupant of each lot in the city having for
carriages wagons carts and draya plaform OF who'd or
stone extending not than four feet from the curb
stono toWnrds the centre of the street, and the owner
occupant Of such lot not having platform herein
carriages other vehicles shall forfeit and pay the au
of Ave oars aud IN tho event that the said
becomes broken, ho shall pay III addition to the afore-
said penalty the costs and charges OF enng the same
and also tho of five dollars for each day the same
shall remain so broken
Ratified In City Council August 13, 1851.
January % 1mo
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MRS. CA1eROL,
T1AVING RETURNED 70 Tile CITY, OFFERS HEI
services Teacher of tho Piano and Vocal Music
Apply ut No. 81 WENTWORTH STREET.
December 20
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]W0 -
DRIVATE BOARD. WITH OR WITHOUT ROOMS, AT
No. S69 KING aTREET, near George.
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nOARDING.-MRs.H H. KAn1LAH is PRE-
ID PARED to receive Boarders at No. 14s Meeting
street, up stairs Her many friends and ncquainta1ces
will please bsar this in mind. December 13
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FIN A N CiAL.
CITY ADVERTISEMENTS.
NOTICE..

OFFICE OF THE CAPTAIN OF POLICE, ~
CHARLESTON, S. c.. January 25, 1867.
TyHE FOLLOWING ORDNANCE Is HEREBY PUB
I.LISHED for general information. The Police have
orders report all cases of violation and after the LIST
Of February next G. b.. SIGWALD,
Captain Of Police.
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BUREAU REFUaEEs, FREEDMEN, =
AND ABANDONED LANDS,
South Carolina,
CHARLESTON. S. c., December II, 1888.
faENRRAL ORDERS, NO. Is.
General Orders, No. 29 C. O., is amended and re-
issued, as follows:
Bvt. Major A. MoI CRAWFORD, Y. r. G., Is hereby ap-
pointed cer in charge Oh tho Claim Division Of the
Burcau of Refugees, Freedmen, md Abandoned Lanos
for the State of South Carolina
. All communications concerning the collection OF back
pay bounties pensions &c. viii be addressed directly
to him No other persons in this State nre authorized
agents of this Bureau for the collection OF such claims
Blanks and instructions will be forwarded by hum 70
the Acting Assistant Commissioners Of this State, Who
Will afford claimants the necessary aid In properly for
wardIng their applications to the War department,
through Major Crawford. By order OF
BYt, Mnj. Gen. z. E. SCOTT.
Assistant Commissioner.
EDw. L. DEANE,
Byt. Major and A. A. A. GenL
OFFICIAL.
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NEWS SUMMARY.

ADubln jury recently gave two hundred pounds
damages and costs, against DR.. LrNDwoR7' a
schoolmaster, for excessive punishment OF ooy
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ALE !! ALE! ALE. !:
w Clagett & co. s
CELEBRATED BALTIMORE .ALE,

TN STORE AND RECEIVING REGULARLY BY
. every steamer Their Brewery WAS established fn
l8 All their eis warranted to be Of the very best quail
t and Is pronounced by judges to have superior ana
few equals. For sale by the barrel or half barrel ny
-#=.5sz.a j. & ". q. ARM6TRONG,
Nos 40 and 40 Market st., near Meeting, north hde.
.Agentsfor Messrs. ". CIAGEIT CO:
january tutha3Q 81 Baltmore, Md.
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Bids will bs received till tho first Of April next
for the lease OF the New Orleans, Jackson and
Great Northern Railroad from Canton, Mssissip-
ri. to tho Tennessee River, for term not oxceed-
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T O R E N r.

ru1O RENT.-THE WHARF AND STORES
known as PATTON'S OR SAVANNAH STEAM
PACKET WHARF, east end OF Hasel street, from 1st
February to 1st November next.
For terms, &C., apply to Z. J. KERR O. CO.
January 20
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MISCELLANEOUS.

rJyHT CHOIR OF SAINT pAUL's CHURCH, ASSISTED
by a number OF ACCOMPLISHED PROFESSORS
vices will, THIS EVENING, tho 29th instant, give
GRAND SACRED CONCERT, instrumental and Vocal
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-01-29

But re will now take our leave Of Mr. GARRISON;
having only boon beguiled into o passing notice of
lis ragaries, BY seeing him cite the Constitution
in support of q wicked party measure. Tho Con-
stitution is in bad odor now all over tho North,
and it's former friends and c1pounders now fare no
better than the unfortunate Of live Democrats
VINO are looked upon MS lttlo better than outlaws.
There vas a time when Massachusetts was proud
Of DANIEL WEBSTER. Now one PARTON, all un-
scrupulous scribbler, is paid for defa,ning his
character in teleading Literary organ of tile coun-
try. The Nortt .anerican Recie,o. for January,
published i'll Boston, contains character picture
Of DANIEL WEBSTER, by PARTON, in which, with
true hyena instinct he lays bare the CHASTITY skele
ton. 10 draw the frailties from their dread abode
seems to bo this biographer's special aim in all
the several works Of this character he has publish
ed. nit, he Of course finds m opportunity Of be-
spattering also the memories of CLAY and CAL