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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-29

Ever, family at this season, should use
SPEERS SAMBURG PORT WINE.
Celebrated in Earope Tor IL. 'sedi nai and henencs'
qualities tghiy esteemed by ianeut ph, sictans nrca
IN Eurotf az ami American Hospitals. aud BY some
of he H. II families IN Europe and America
As TDNIc-it has no equal, causing nm appeu'c'
and pnldnR up the ~ sten being enlir.y apofe ~1e
A. ADiIiRETiC~ II imparts healthy action OF the
Gl.pds kidneyt and tfinssy Organs. very pcneneisi
in I,ropsv Com aud Khs uustic silecuors
srEEHs WINEis pure srtcle from the Juice Of
the Port Grape, poe se.rng medical prop Ice sups
al 10 any her wife 10 USE, and m exec ent ntice
m ali weak and debItated persons and tbs aged enc
inirm improving the appetite and bcnehtung ladies
aud children.
IT., Il once, and you will not be deceived.
~ Be the signature of ALrnxp SPtEn IL over
the cork Of each bottle.
Sold ~ druggists and al Asst-clses dealers. Who
also cell the CASTELLA PORT BRANDY, choice
old article imported only BY M. spces. direct iro
the valley Of Oporto.
~ Trade supplied by wholesale draggs,s u New
York Boston, Philadelphia and ~. Louie. And BY A:
sPEER At his Vine, ard 10 New jersey. Principal
UnIcr x0S Bsosdwsy. New TOsk
For eAls In tpavennOge by uAKkIsoN q SIAnhS,
Wholesale and Retail DSueghfr. meykFdiy
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-29
KENIUCkY.

LouIsvIhLH. May 2S.-The front anil side
walls Of . brick building at 1888 Market
street, occupied - . cloting store and da
auerrean gallery. fell In at IL o'clock, bury
ing three men who were sitting at dinner
near the side vail. Ose was gotten out
slightly injured. but the other two were
taken out insensible and very badly bruised.
L. ulsvIlLx, May 2S-This evening" the
body Of man killed BY The falling Of the
wall on Market street Was f0und burned In
the rubbish and taken out. ~ 80
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-29

MnarHm, Nay ga flre cccsrred Thu
morning n The dry soeds Aosss Of Girls
void & Co.. corner Of Main aad Adams
streets, WAseh communicated 10 ~ dry
goods houses o. n Knus = Co., talio1,
ncEwin 4 Hew. and the aphoenesapA al
Isry of B Bjneham. 0riswOld D %. . l0so
BY ME- and watet. i, 100000, issurcd for
e6O.O00 In New York oflces. Kfaus' loss d
go. 200; well insured In New York. Bing.
ham's loo 81 900; no Insurance. The Are
was he work Of On incendiary.
Gfisweld and three Of his clerks narrow
" escaped, being asleep in the thisj esory.
There was heavy ruin- falling 81 the time.
and the exertiOps II the nretnen alone savei
an iinmchee amount Of propeftv.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-29

Coax, May $40 Brisn, vho Vas yes-
terdsy declared guilty Of high treason By
the jury, was to-day sentenced by the judge
to suffer the extreme penalty Of the lew
1t is supposed tho sentence will be commu'
ted 70 imprisonment for life. in common with
the other Feninns previously condemned 10
die
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-29
con- M z RClAL.
Davenys0rt N arlxce Report.
Ovvgcs ~ TIE DAVENPORT DnsOcaAs,

DavenssOrt N arkeg Report.
Ovvscs " TIE DAVENPORT DrsOcaAs. [
May ~ 1887.
FL0Ua,-SfASn.-
Retail bulk $500.
{" Sacks, paper, ol5 90.
81 Dbl. el5 60.
Missouri White Winter, in sacks, fl9
Wholesale 6Octs per Dbl lees.
sCoRN MsAL.-pef 100 ms. 81. 2002s so.
WnsAr.- Receipts nominal and prices unset;
tied.
Nos. aud prices
- range from. ..2.60tos go per bushel.
COnm ............... 65@1l.O0 ''
OAss. 60@ 70
Rye-l.40.
0AAlHI....... ec0I.W
BuSrnA Per ID 9C62Se.
Eaos. Per dcsen, leo.
wnls4 BsAzs.-Prime navy ol.75'to eaO0. =
HAs.-Per too, Timothy l6.oe..; Uplsnd Prai-
rio &l0.00G1l2 20.
Green Apples-2 90 per bushel.
OoA.-By the losd. 1ieasc. u yard. lsc. DE-
hsered, 2oc per bushel.
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. ~
y Telegraph m MAJ. -.
flosr-Dull, lo0lse. lower.
Wheat-,osa lowss.
Rye-Ds1l, steadv q 1.7G
Ccsn-Dall asd eon-inal.
whisky.-Dull ed psices neminal.
Prsyis,sss-Q oist, uasAaassl. ssey little
Chieaxs l.lvs sssc1 slarAss.
BY Telegraph Nay -.
-Csttie-Choscs y prime, s.7sois - Ssir 70
sesd, 5sssOs'1o; common - Ds1ip. Ave
Hss.-Choice 10 prime aooeGss; fsir TO
good 6.SS@s.s5; common to sodium 4 Esq
sheep Good 10 choice, 7.aoa {. % common
to fair. 5.lo0z.lt.
New Xork marsses.
'Four-Dail, heavy, ac@soc. lower. il 400
T. ~ for extra State; ls.7ctsis7s for Round
whea. DUN. popin.lly 2ase lower.
Barley. lsderste seqssst q IL for western.
Corn-lsu'i saSc. lower -
Oats -D0ll, at s7e.
.. p g lower new closing at 1915 cash.
Lard-Heavy.
whisky-Usehsseea. ssx
N- -
NeW verk Meney Naraces.
By Telegraph s. -, a.
6techs Very strcse. sd -
Mega per eeoN. r-lf
0old-l.S7N. "a ri
6terling-60 6aye ~. ~ 7
pos1s-s:acs. regisssssd Of ~, i.osk0-
l.0s1 coupons Of g. OK ef,6k .osE6-
l.oss1i ts6,etersd e "a L6sxal.ssK; sesp-
ens Of -. l.os,l@l. st}<; new, i.o6Si. osN /;
l0:40a, ee<ossk. s4ssSsss slSs's ~. 8 :.
New FORK Centrel eeK. -
S zssH ~ a., o..x ass 4sss
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K'.sssss Z. o.. n''A', &C., n =:
M. Joaa Dsil-Oear Sir: ! moved rom
KsnSuehy 3 thia plese. The stores had aons .
ysus Wssa Destroyer for sole. They are great
u seeded here IL 0Saaesote. trial y al thcs
u assdsd 10 give them . reputation. We cans
d without then, Do send some out this way
Yeurs. sincsrely,
d. @. Anaowoop.
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Miss. 8. l.. PHELPS.

STUDIO NO. e-rARRAND's BLK, "a FLOOR
DHOroGRAPHS WORKED IN Oil ON
I Water y lore. or Indie ink, on plain OF
sieamvrised paper. Particular attention psid
o cOp,en.
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Bulls sarsaparilla.


Benton Barracks, No., April 30. 1855,
Du Joux Bull Deer Sir Know ing the 81.
Scieney Of your ssrssps,illa. and the healing
and beni6cial qualities II possssses. send you
the following statement Of my case
vss wounded sbout two yesrs ago--wae ia
ken prjsouer end confed for sixteen month -
Being moved 20 often that my wounds have not
healed yet, have not sst up . moment since !
wss wounded, an shot through the hips.--
Nv general health 10 impaired. ard need some
yevs Rsssaeasills then Il sny thing else.
With thas ust 10 gssuias, Please .espsess me
hAlf . Aessn bottles. sad eh,igs
Carr. q. r. Joansoa. D. ksnie. Nc.
P.D.-fAs fsllswiss wss wsittes April %.
looS. y llss. Jessie JsAases, mother q Cspt
SoAsses:
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BULLS wsan DesrasrEa.


Mtddlseown. lad. April -, ga.
Ms. N. l.. Duplan wsiees: I do net know
that Dail'b Worm Destroyer needs cay more
Recommendations thea Il hes alseady sstssncd
BY ~ own Nevita. Bot viii sssts thaS my little
toeke1 losa FIJI ssd winter With 49, sAills, fol.
fossa 6y vssy high fsves. thssvsao ~ into
apaaas. Or moro properly Ats, laaoia0 Hs0 half
n hosr 70 one asd shat hsuss; e - ssms
sishs ~ child hes very steeea ep4Qnne 81
woeao. NJ ply aiciao --eAs u Sho - u this
post q Ne oeuatry exhausted Ill bio skill end
ihs Msessis Msdica - sspsl The wessss. ed 81.
tirsly leilsd 70 bsise esy. ! thewaht John
Ball cosld % Il, end gave he child the centsnts
Of three boxss, In triple doees. night and morn.
isg. With happy sesslta The child has mt had
spssn Tor ever three nsatAs and instead q
he bloated naas thss be - be 10 now well
cad hearty. John Bull 6i1 ""
Ycurs 0uiy,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-29

TO HOUSEKE EPERS.
tine eEST mo the CHEAPEST"
There 10 NO subject which should moro tally
.nsross the attention Of families. or ID Of more
rital importance to The community, than the
purity and excellence Of those articles which
enter into ard compose our daily food, or more
occasional refreshments.
Ii is we'll established fact, that large per
cent. Of dises.e md mortality il sngendsred or
aggravated BY impure, dclsserioas Ingredients
and poisonous adaitsrstions, in what We eat and
drink, and no part Of
TN E. Gu ISM E
presents so tempting field for the cnpidky Of
the unserupsleas " impose upon The psslic in
fsrior, impure, end poisonous preparations,
with the msximun profits and the maximuu
chances Of detection, a. in the articles Of
COOKING ExrRACTA Fiavosisss. asd other
like concentrations; consequently, the grsstsss
vigilance and care should be ussd IN their selee.
ticn. We respectfully cali vonr attestion to
Blu r N ETT'S
Psrfsesly Pur. end Hishly CosesssrsAsd
STANDARD ExTRACTs,
conraAxe:
lrnox. vanilla. Doos.. Aln0ND,
xsc,Anxs, csisa1, oaAxsn,S PEACH,
xu.nss, cnxAnes. ctovs snosa,
for a.yoripe Lee Creans. Cssasds, Pies. niass
Mango. Jelliea. esases. essps, orsviss. -.
aad ask you u prove. By tsial sad ssnperisos.
their eessrsa ezesllsses, ssd thsis ssssssssity
ever those actitisus and unAsA1hy klnls wAieA
NAV have been brought - ysss Astfsa I'd
which pareds thslr eAsapos1s = ~ neet -
pertant peint 70 - ssassasssd. We pssAss =
dsal spea Assse u shiS' naates. - wAsss n
hs6so sf 94es
Joseph DurnsSt = Co,
= ksstss itis unesssssarv - spesk Of it ssaad-
,as. We ask yssr. ssssstsoa to the following
evidences q he tssth Of our stsAene sts.
rEsrallONlALs!
- n. - u..x.. >er,v xha
peln Il, their msnnfacs1rss. Their famsus tot
let articles have safned IN euvisble seputafi0n,
only eaualled BY their STANDARD flavoripg Ex-
tracts" The following conclusive evidence Y
| reiterated BY thousands. Chicago Tribune.
ssrsndas Is, lsss.
1--WE new uss them exclusively. snd bear tee
tinony . tier superior merit. "-0eSe, Waits
: co., ehsrmsa House, Chicago.
eve - yo.r ...r.s.s. - sssss is ~ !:
~ 1bsnees nssseb CAkaOA
1nxss - s,ss h sstsseA pssiy, -
eee@ - - \. Oiaalsv, DeissySr - Geo.
ieetisaSs. CIlsaoov "a 70. -
vrists. Cs,srss "a cssssssssssr. CS;css..
vsssS. "a :. = ,isss 3 = - 6sis.sa1
= Co., ElnA Ave-. usos1, Nev Yoe9 ~sa
ssWs ~ Hs1 49, - saAfbf No. ny
Wshoso evsr us1se $3.50 6saanA = O.,
MlsFspso1sa 1seel, NV EosA. - 81
%. .r,:;:...:say 80 : = -. 80.
. fssAss . o. f911s psseA 49,: !
-, :s:Rsslt: !: a g re =. 80 -. -
3: 1. .: s !! =! T.. ssIs!!s -! -: II -:
| tfied ~ exleaete eee1 ~ yee4 !saea
netts over al others.
i miss =. Ned. vGnO1sAMs rrstsistsr.
L % ss4e@x st--sB t2rvsa
r. 1eesnmssdaAsry nsense nigh - nusa
extended, bas il l. sesdiss9 bssesss really ~
enc thlms Il a. turdsS-st ~ "a, - thsis
gss~slarsB = een1nee Athee,eg&
kssslr AZ lsa - llpoop - orssess
'sso supr'y 49, Cs'i - Hltrssss = 49,
sss'''' 'i''s Tk1,sa1 q
.l6ts tAss sfA1s sAsR~
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-29

PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON Once. coz.
L "a end Brady Streets. under Streepes 4
haylis's store Rcsidcnoe on ilth "a. hss No.
d. ana Main. oot3d-d
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-29
TO HOUSEK EEPERS.
the sESr Ano the CHEAPEST"
TN E.CUlsINE

presents so tempting . field for the cnpidiy Of
the unserupslsas v impose upon The pshlic in
f.rior. impure. end poisonous preparations,
with the msximun profits and the maximum
chances Of detection, a. In the articles Of
COOKING ExrRACTA Flavosings. asd other
like concentrations; eossequsntly. the gfsassss
vigilance and care should be used IN their selee.
ton. We respec~f,llv coli your atteation to
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-29

swVooaN 8posoSoSe s'os o~se
aAra sun0sou esn sOvA cAvALay.
HAvIyG pEEs ENGAGED IN TuE PkAC
Al sice Of Medicine and Surgesy tns che last
TwnsrY 1--WE yxAss ~ ssp SCI hes p rman-
entity located IN this city. end odsrs his prcfes.
sionsl services 20 the catisens Of Davenport ana
vicinity. and hopeA BY his long experience with
the diseases OF the c,imste, 20 merit and r.veive
portion 81 public patronage
srise corner Of Third asd brady, over Lind.
ssv's ,swr,ry Store. residence in what wss fos.
nicely known - the Fulton House. On watss
street, shove che bridge. iune3S dit
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LATEST NEWS

mr. TEEEGR.fPH.
TO THE DAILY DEMOCRAT.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-29

00UNo - - MODS ! ONs
HOUSE AND SIGN PAINTERS, GRAIN
Ii EMS. Paper Hangers, 0lasicrs, &c. shop
orber Main and Rissh sta unchss dly
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- nRSTiaT. Once In Forresfs siocNs
u opposite p. o.. corner ID nnd rcs-
NyVvX<A m esreets. Hes had oves - yesrs
LIKIJ psacfics fn this city. Hss The com
nlc.c apparatus foe Misunderstanding and sdministefine
Nitrous Oxide OF Gas Tor painlcs. ofcrs'on - -
sganein1 Nrcth ]enis-O
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l. ~ sdfias sfll7s e - 5Ss
.o0a e1s ~ sss&
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ABSTRACTS q SCOTT COUNTY
TWE ADQvE hooks, WHICH HAVE
y ocsspis1
Ten Fears 70 CoMplses,
nre nov tho nfopertv of tha AL narihnr vho viTl
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- - a0VSh-090 q Deoou1 Olree1 -
twsea tFsdv aaA Psrry.
MAD8 o. r0R SEsf P1Oul ~ $40
~. oss sxpsstsaee1 Dakess. - ecre3sIlr
Fer Family Uso.
- raoss .1eel1ea On ne sAuetsca $780,.
Sess fesp OsS0e
49, ~ . PssnDt'ysns4 ~
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EDUCATIONAL.
PENSION DU REV. DIR. MYERS.

(<EST AVEC BEAUCOUP DE PLAISIR QUE
v lc Principal dc cette institution annonce
a ses amis ct au public en- general que Pac-
croissement continued du nombre de ses eleves
a necessite lie choix dun Establishment plus
convenable. Ils'est done procure la spaceuse
demeure situee au coin nord-o6est desrues
Coming ct Bull LIE but de PROSTITUTION etanI
de preparer parfaitement les eleves pour lie
College ou pour les afaires, un systeme COM
plet d'instruction elementaire etc adopte
pour ceux qui en- auront besoin, ct des fa-
elites particulieres sont offertes pour petude
des classiques, des mathematiques ct de la
tenue des livres En- consequence de recents
changements quill 8 falu faire dams radminis-
tration de Ia pension, ct aussi dams lie but
davancer les interGts des eleves, lie principal
sera assiste par NJ. JOHN CANNON don't les
talents sont connus, ct qui deja beaucoup
dexperience dams Penseignement. M. CANNON
fit ses etudes avec distinction dams un des
meilleurs colleges de la France, ct enseigna
ensuite lie francais ct les classiques avec eclat
au college de Menars pres Bois (France)
,Des avantages rares ct e1cellents sont done
offerts pour Petude du francais sous sa direc-
ton. Une classe elementaire faisant partie de
Pinstitution est sous Ia charge de Mademoiselle
ROSA DIBBLE, ct toutes les differentes
branches sont soumises la surveillance per-
sonnelle du principal. L'interet des eeves est
consulte en- tout Cours d'instruction: Pan
glais, lie Francais, lie Latin, lie Gree, pHebreu,
PEspagnol, ct pAllemsnd.
September 4
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majority to be tenants while the minority are
landlords
We do not say shat we approve of these
theories On the contrary, we believe that
common duty, common right and common JUS
tice pronounce them false; but we do say that
they are the logical results of radical teaching.
The American people are thoroughly practical.
They are educated both 10 think and TO act
rom the cradle to the grave. Educated TO be-
lieve theory, they will follow it out to its og-
cal result. The truth of this has been recently
illustrated. At the Chicago Labor Convention
among other propositions was one to start
laboring mems political party. If this means
anything al all it means the array of labor
against capital; the poor the majority, against
the rich the minority. If the teachings of the
radical party arc true, those men were right
Agrariauism is just Property is in the
masses.
Will the American people ever come to this 7?
Will they not reflect long before they adopt
| theories which must lead to these results.
Labor and capital have clashed before day,
and the contest has been bitter and bloody.
Will not our people, when awakened TO calm
reason and sober sense reject party whose
teachings must inevitably produce such effects?
Will they call anarchy improvement, despotism
an advance, agrarianism progress: Will they
follow those who wilfully reject the teachings
of the past? Will they follow those who openly
reject the plighted faith of written constitli-
ton. handed down to US by WAsnISGToN, HAM
ILToN, MADISON, JEFFERSON and ADAMS, or
will they not rather adopt Il conservative
course and follow those grand old patriots and
teachers? We believe that they will choose the
latter course. The masses, when not excited
by the passion or the prejudice of the hour
think correctly and act honestly. They know
to borrow the words of him whom we quoted at
the beginning of this article, 'that when Prov
idence raised up such men, as the fathers OF
this republic sit is that they may trace out to
nations the path that they should follow; that
they should stamp with the seal of their genius
a new era that they should accomplish in
few years the work of centuries. Happy the
nation that understands and follows them.
Woe to those who do not know or combat them. "
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AN ORDINANCE


TO REGULATE THE STORAGE OF PETROLEUM, IFS PEo
DUCTS, AND OTHER INFLANMABLE OILS.
SEC l. Be it ordained By the Mayor dnd Aldermen IN
Cy Council assembled. That from aud after the lsh day
of June next it shall not be lawful to keep Petroleum
Kerosene Rock OIL Benzine, Benzole or any other IN
aammabe oil oils storage for sale in any cellar
store or building south of Line street. in larger Iuan
ty than fifty gallons ON any lot or premises. and
any such quantity 60 kept stored shall be contained Iii
vessels OF tin or other metal
SEC q That Petroleum. its products or any other in
Aaumabe oil oils, when brought into the city by an
or water may be kept on any lot or in any building III
which cotton is not stored for period not exceeding
twentyfour hours upon the expiration OF which time
shall be removed and Kept i'll the manner as required oy
the foregoing section.
SEC. s. Any person persons violating any part Of
this Ordinance shall be subject to fine OF two hundred
dollars for each offence recoverable in any Court Of cont
Rati6ed in City Council this twenty first day of May lit
the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and
siItyseven. ,,
". e. SMITH, Clerk of Council. June6
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NOTICE
NOTICE.
OFFICE OF CHIEF OF POLICE. J

NOIICE.
OFFICE OF CHIEF OF PoLICE,)
MAIN GUARD HOUSE,
CHARLESTON, s. c.. August ~, 1851 ,,e
rJ,HE FOLLOWING SECTIONS OF ORDINANCES
i are published for the information Of all whom II
may concern. Z. -. SldmALD,
Captain of Police
sEo VI. All smoking Of any pipe or segar IN White
Point Garden and East South Battery, be ana the
same is hereby prohibited; and any person who shall
violate this clause OF this Ordinance SHALL for each and
every such offence forfeit and pay the sum OF hye a9
lara to be recovered In the City Court one-nan the
amount to be given to the niormer.
SEC. VIII All indecent and dsorderly conduct curs-
ing and swearing, camorols noises drunkenness quar-
reling fighting, profanity, committed in White Point
Garden either OF the Batteries aforesaid snail oe
punished in the same manner the same offences are
now directed by law to he punished when committed in
any other portions OF the city.
SEC Y No person persons shall ride lead or drive
Guy horse horses mule mules within the enclosure
of the Garden, under penalty OF five dollats Tor every
such offence to be recovered in the City Court one-ai
the amount Of the fine to be given to the informer
SEC XL II shall not belawiul for any person or per-
sons to secure moor with their lasts any vessel noat
or raft any part of the wharf, the ratings thereol
at White Point constructed by the City Council leading
from that part OF East Bay called the Battery 10 south
B1 street. or to land fom any boat, Vessei VI Iai'
auy boards lumber other material on any part OF the
said wharf, and If peron persons shall voiate OF
trunsgress any OF the provisions contained ~ s
such person Or persons shall forfeit ana pay nit
TO be recovered i'll the City Court oneha OF which pen
atty shall go to the informer.
Whereas many loaded days and carts pass unnecessa-
riy through King street. in the city OF Charcston 10
the great obstruction of that thoroughfae. and to he
serious Inconvenience and danger of those who have
business therein:
Be ordained That from and after the passing OF this
Ordinance it shall not be lawful for any licensed cart
dray wagon. or other carriage, laden with cotton um-
ber or other merchandise commodity to be dilven
through the said King south OF Calhoun street or
any part thereof and clept for the purpose OF re-
ceiving deposit1g load in such part OF said street
and any driver or conductor OF any such cart dray
wagon or other carriage offending herein shall forfeit
and pay sum of not less than dollars, nor more
than twenty dollars 30 August 23
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CHI A RLE S T ON.
WEDNESDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER IL, 1867

JOB WoRK.-We have now completed our
office so as to execute. in the shortest possible
time. ALL KINDS OF JOB WORK, and we
most respectfully ask the patronage of our
friends
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C0PARTNERsHIP NOTICE

THE FIRM OF GoURDIN, MATTHIEssEN & CO.. IN
Charleston and Savannah, having expired by limita-
ton upon the death Of the late F. G. MATTHlESSEN,
the nnde signed will continue the business In Charles
ten under the former name of GOURDIN, MATTHlES-
sen CO., and in Savannah of q. & R. N, GoURO1N
co. q. dOURDLN
X. N. GOURDIN,
l.. G.. YOUNG.
Charleston, September 1st 1867. September
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C0PARTNERSH HIPS.
NOTICE.

- NOTICE.
TBE coPARTNERsHIP HERETOFORE EXISTING
/ between the undersigned, In the PLANNING MILL
and LUMBER business, under the firm OF EBAUGH
MALLONEE, has been This Day dissolved, by mutual
consent. JOHN c. MALLONEE alone Is authorized TO
settle the affairs of the said copartnsrship.
u. c. EBAUGH.
JOHN c. MALLONEE,
CHARLESTON. September 6, 1867.
September imo
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