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The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1867-06-20
Means of the Conlpanu.

Estimating the distance to be built by the
Union Pacific to be l,bG5 miles, the United
States Government issues its Six per cent.
Thlrty-year Bonds to the Company as the road
is finished at the average rate OF about S2s, $50
per mile, amounting to sii.2Os,0O0.
Tho company isalso permitted to issue It's
own First Mortgage Bonds to an equal amount,
and at the same time, which by special Act OF
Congress are made First Mortgage on the en-
tire line, the bonds 81 the Unitod States being
subordinate 10 them,
The Government makes donation Of 1880
acres offend TO the mile, amounting to 2O,O32,-
900 acres, estimated to be worth S3O,OOO,OOO,
making the total resources, exclusive of the
capital, Sis, ,4l6,O00; but the full value 6rthe
lands cannot now be realized.
The authorized capital stock Of the company Is
one hundred million dollars, of which five mill.
ions have already been paid in, and Ofwhich II
isnot supposed TINT more than twenty-five mill
ions at most will be required.
The cost of the road is estimated by compe-
tent engineers TO be about one hundred million
dollars, exclusive Of equipment.
Prospects for Business.
The railroad connection between Omaha and
the Easts now complete, and the earnings ofthe
Union Pacific on the sections already finished
for the first two weeks in May were Sll3,O0l.--
These seoti Onal earnings as the road progresses
Will much more than pay tho interest on the
company's bonds, and the through business
over the only line ofraroad between the Allan.
ticand Pacific must be immense
PdlHe and Security of the Bonds.
The company respectfully submit, that the
above statement OF facts fully demonstrates the
security Of their Bonds, and as additional proo
they would suggest that tho Bonds now offered
are less than ten million dollars on bl7 miles o
road, on which over twenty million dollars have
already been expended;--on $50 miles OF this
road the cars are now running, and the remain
| ing lS7 miles are nearly completed.
At the present rate ofpremium on gold these
bonds pay an annual interest on the present cost
Of
Nine Per Cent,
and Il ~ believed that on the completion OF The
road, lkethe Government Bonds, they will &c
above par. The company intend to sell but :
limited amount at the present low rate, and re-
tain the right TO advance the price at their op
| ton. ~
Subscriptions will be received in New York b,
| the ~
CONTINENTAL NATIONAL BASK, No, 7 Nassau
Street,
CLARK, DoDeE 4 Co., BANKERS, 81 Wall ST.,
JoHN ]. CISCO Son, BAsKERs, No. sS Wall 81.
and by BANKS AND BANKERS generall!
throughout the United States, of whom map
and descriptive pamphlets may be obtained.-
They will also be sent by mail from the conpa
ny's Office, No. 20 Nassau Street, New SorlS, OF
application. Subscribers will select their owl
i Agents in whom they have confidence, VIII
alone will be responsible to them for the saf
4 delivery Of the bonds. slaiF
i sSS JOHN j. CISCO.
TPeasnrer,
! June 6, lss7wonl NEW YORK
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The Florence Reversible Feed
LOck-stitCh Sewing Machine.

Mr.. SMITn;.-Tho moro | use the
Florence, the better | like it. 1t
does its work with so little trouble
sewing from tho finest to the
heaviest goods without any change
whatever. Tho solf.adj justing ten
sion and reversible feed are great
improvements over other machines
| was formerly an agent for the
Wheeler g. Wilson machine, and
thought mono could be better un.
lii | became acquainted with the
Florence, which | find superior in
every respect. You cannot recon-
mond them too highly.
Mrs. ID. N. KLNSMAN.
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European mails to the sth in.
stant, bring a rumor that Juarez
demands two millions and o halt
stearling as a-ransom for Maximil-
liam.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1867-06-20

John Stuart Mill made power
full speech in the British House Of
Commons, May 20, in favor Of fo
male suffrage.
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Ninety Cents on the. Dollar.

This road was completed from Omaha S0S
mi lea west on the LIST Of JanuCry, 1867, aud is
fully equipped, and trains are regularly running
overt' The Company has now on hand suf-
tcient IRON, ties, etc, to finish the remaining
portion to the eastern base of the Rocky Noun
tains, 2i2 miles, which is under contract to be
done September lstofthls year, and It Is ex-
pccted that the entire road will be in running
ordcrfrom Omaha toits western connection with
the Central Pacific, now being ropdly built east
ward from Sacramento Cal durinp 1870.
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June 20. 1867.
Applss, green. Flour per bbl, $l4
Apples dried, h.. 4a5 Feathers, lb:.....,, ,50a6C
Beans, per bu 50al 70 Fish fresh, lb... ..l0al2l4
Barley, bu......l GOAL 25 Fish (Lakel lb... Sale
Beet, iresh lb,.....l2al5 Hams, lb...... l2al5
=" " bythe or. Tao Lard, lb..... 9alO
Beef dried, lb..... 20a25 Molasses, sorgo,
Butter, g." lOal2l% Mackerel. lb. No.
Bacon, 9al2 2, l2H, No. !, l6c
Broonis each,.. 20a25 Oats, per bu..".. 40c
Chic keus, d0z, 5Oa3 % Potatoes, bush. ial "
Cloverseed, bu Peaches, dried, 10. loe
Cheese, lb......... 20a25 Rye, push. =. GOAL O(
Candles, ....... 2Ga25 Salt, per Dbl..."... I.
Coal oil, per GAL. 10 Soap, country 10. one
Corn per BUSH. go Tallow, io''...;'... lot
Corn Meal, per bu 80 Timothy SEED. bu. =,
Goldfish, per h.. l2M 50a5 "
Eggs, per dos. l2H Wheat, bu. 25az Of
Flax seed, bu. W wool 3oa4
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THE UNION PACIFIC
RAILROAD CO.,

Are now oonstructinga Railroad from
OMAHA, NEBRASKA,
westwardowards the the Pacific Ocean, making
with its connections an unbroken line
ACROSS t HE CONTINENT.
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HAYs AND GALLOWAY!


Gen. RurHERroRD 3. HAYES, OF
Cincinnati, and Hon sam GALLO
WAY, of Columbus, were yesterday
placed in nomination for Governor
and 1t. Governor, by th0.Uniou
State Convection. as we learn from
dispatches received hero as we &c
to press. A strong aud acceptable
ticket. Proceedings cf conveniior
in next issue;
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having thirty years to run, and ;bearing annual
interest, payable on the first day ofJanuary and
July, in the City OF New York, at the rate of
Six Per Cent. in Gold,
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Lancaster Retail Market.
June %. 1867.

voeRly By REBER, KUTz & ULRIcK
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First Mortgage Bonds

The Company now offer limited amount o.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-28


pARMEY WILLIAMS BRoADwAY THEATRE.
mi any sSsSI e IsSs sSsss a. BAY
EVERY iyESISq 1sR ST Ea R1AH bbArsEE
rE Es ssz fsR s5sS fsFL7 tEscosED
FAC SMILE o. o. : 5'XksrosLsAsE-
Ss:, 4: !; NV ! ~ . :s q
81 sos ss. ss
sondqs. Wins lasaIssIsisd ihAi he z S 'S - 3
'ss.s.a .'s:n s,s%sas. :.si:ss ~
Ss ss hs s.s for
e With or bad Or
o. .sls means :; suppor o.
sa Origins.
ssns a%:
GRIND rs TsTss & eiS DAY.
sArukDAs-1iokEr a 9k ks4yE AND FLORENCE
SPECIAL NOTICE the nearest theatre e Brook;
stages pass the door every three all the ferries
IS Seats secured s from I'M .ir day. in advance
RAkREY MILlLAn's BROADWAY THEATRE;
rnIs fHHNxS0iyiHe DAY ifHuasDaSSy,cS Sis
80 sA asfis SSst
HUT OF THE RED FOUNTAIN, or
TH IE WARS s: 81 , 4 GAMBLERS LIFE.
- lhA : 'AsiNe' = - Ton ION rsyor's Moral Issson.
EVERY III 5I sHSS; 81 1sass
FRIDAY STsS4 81 m sGse 7 5ncsESos RI
Matinee 4sp EL9 noIiGE AArlSEE.
Jersey City, Newark 3d. Cars and stages the door
Snss1 . II T Ind ix IN
$3.50. ~. M ADVANCE.
w Proprietor and Manager. Mr. LESTER WALLACK
It's rsspsctfnlly ANNOUNCED % that the
BY M. Watts Philips now psng psrformsd In London
with The greatest success en-, snus, sS mr..
AND EVERY EvENiNG UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE,
With and appropriate scsnsy, costumes furniture sp
pCSsssctsss b. Hr j. ". wALLAcK. NJ. > u. srvD-
DAFT, MT p F. sIToGoLD NJ sR BR3w fh NJ "
1ssH n ss4 III =
The above drama Terminating q early hour y ~
'Desa sHrs AMI ysr Ssu's
WIN b performed II addition Friday and saturday eve
DngE.
The manager desrous Of presenting the visitors Of this
theatre with variety we'll ~ novelty, will so ~ ternate
with Watts Phillips fine drama Of MAIDS PERIL the
standard already given with such sue
VIII BE- performed With the care and perfection OF
casts. scenery and appointments
Doors open7X; NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ase
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80 ~ =. - guS. -.
yoke o rER CGALDnoN, ~ fnR yARD a. rnB
~ ManhxttAn }as Wmta too = WEN nlah1co M s0rnlk
R:si!ss z: $500: - iSsa :i
40 49,
DoEz 9 rn &c c. q pEssy5sEr ,1rcpFAFE
- 0's' > NO Soc6S1sb IN ~ s&esss.A s~.ssl
LrKSr QrALfrv coAts-LKHgou on LOCUST
y, :;sH.is ~. s ss s ssssss n 81 ~
s s 1870 = Is I'ss.s :S ; ss:''' As6j
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-28

0FYICk CkUFuH AVukDUCI wkRAkTnkNL 49,
70 nAcHirIsrs--ssaisl .prorcsals wtn 81 rsssAvsd
shis soe unsn n O'Clock n. % 0aaur1ny November -
1871 the supply ~ three hundrs1 WasS Neres worth
sGoas passss. a ee fsIlswiaq sions VA o
required = y e:sr.aInsd y ~ ~ hssh vvcpos.,
uss % sns q e rroRes.s - S 49, w
o. serurtty required wiI y sps thsusssa ashsrs !,
hsd on Application 70 ~ slerk q ~ noaEa ~. cos
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-28

OUR MATCHLEss NSFORMATION SCENE
II crowned with the richest endorsement Of the best critics
and the general public i.
4 INCOMPATIBLE IN BEAUTY AND sPLRNDOR
TSn 1a;::,o i cen... dSsrsn d
Balcony Chairs 81; Urchestra Chars d %; Family
Circle, - csnts. NO EXTRA CHAR0k FOR SECURING
SEATS Doors opon u l.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-05-17
1 Our New York Letter. !: !
~ so shs III - - -. .- ~ y gls .'sl -
= lyRoM QUA aEaUIAn oonaZarpsDRNr.j

L!,S. EJfi ttt. stf -TS- =. Ef. AZ E.. -.
yNxw sYonx, Msy 18.-Thc. Sunday closing law
has been revoked and repealed mot fhe Divine
Law which seems TO give no ono any extraordinary
degree Of oonGern, bnt' tho hui.iari ENDORSEMENT
which 1t appears WAS necessary TO render 1t bind
ing. II has been clearly dernonstrated Atd proven
ths. there Ii; point boyond which ithe powers OF
tho Superintendent Of tho Metropolitan Polco hcro
extend pof, and, strange to say, that point seoms
70 be that no dare not insiat npoh compelling mon
10 respect the sabBath day. Tho great excitement
among tho individuals who sell Sunday candy. and
Sabbath ssEats, and tho BARRIERS Who s6syS S to
Day OF Res, and soil shcir souls as thoy olear our
fsces, and the reetaurant mon, md tho apothtaaa4
rios. and the vendors Of MILK aud SO forth.
had arisen to such pitch OF intenAity 'that
IL WAS actually whispdrSa' shout or rather talked
shout in aloud voice Tint the eSccnt;oo az I.v
xohld bs feested lyf1ts, or nt ieaet sfsfafSs
1t enddnt Kbiifiedy,
fe1tipg thAt he had gope too tar, cxIno basT Il,
hasts surrendered hncop tfonslIT and made Ina
cksspest and most onphitlo kind OF as bank dorm.
Hat fhile segArs may be sold and smoked on !tin!
SabhAthGdAysSwhiis milk may bo boliRhtaApd
hhMNhiLe audntly may bo purchased and ekIfIl
in quantities that may produce sickness and bitter
drugs may be; bought to countoraot tho effect Of
the sweet cendy--whilo 5asbcra may shave us and
rcsseurant keepers feod on tho Lords Day-the
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slss hand wero many blacks, who evnced q great
doni Oh sincerity In their manifestations.
,,.t ~; Davis was drivon rapidly 10 tho spotswood
Tu. 5no neoplo followed him. and manv entered.tho
h3tel; Ho retired briefly with DR.. Mnnrgorojie to
ms chamber. and Aftor spending q short timo
there carno out into tho parlor. whero ho received
tho congratulations OF larRo nnmbor OF citizens.
This was continued until his condition Of oxhaus.
ton required that no should rotrc. This icmon-
atra,lon from tho people was most anprnpriata and
tions OF feeling over Witnessed There neyor was
a. domonst1 alton Of RESPECT for public man moro
bedewcd with tears and oyery faco was n rn;-ror
which rcfiocfnd tho deep sincerity OF emotion
acknowledgements for favora from NV brotbren OF Tho
9nill and particularly to the gentlemen ropresent
ing tho dispatch, without whose obligihg assist
timo for this mail - TT n All Al
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Northern Ncyys.

NEW York, May 1G.-There WAS q ro ut No. 4G
South street. Loss 500, 900. Among tho aufer-
ors wore Rowland Aspnwali, to tho; amount OF
$50, 900; fully ins ured. .'H. ..t. .lI.' q 8 r
Abraham mcfarland, over twonty years connected
with the Commercial Advertiser, died. .'H .-tt r
.Thud, telor at the Central Bank detaulted for
S6o, ,0OO His bondsmen and his frienila mako tho
i bank whole. ~-TG'i :
PmLADELpHIA, May 16.-Jas. Piner out tho
throat OF fomale, who was his cousin, and his
own also. No causois given; both are alive, but
in q critical condition. - -I.lT - ~
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30 Tho Relatives, Friends and acauafn-
tances Of Mr. cnmsroPHER qE-Arr md Of HIS y,rc
Mn" ANN aERATY. Aro respectfully invited 10 attend
tho Funeral sorvces OF tho latter at her ao residence
No. "a South Bay. This Afdrnoon, at halfpast Five
O'clock Nav =,
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+" BAToHELoR's HAIR DYE.-THn
SPLENDID HAIn DYE is the bcst IN tho world. Tho
only true and perfect Dyshsrrnless reliable. instan.
aneors No diaappOntncnt I. No ridiculous trnts
Natural Black or Drown. Romodfes affsatn of Bo.
Dyes Invgorates tho hair leaving Il soft and beautiful
Tho genuine ia signed Iyan 4. Bateheior. AL othor.
arc moro limitations and should DO avoided Sold by ali
Drussiats and Porfumsrs- Factory No! 81 Bare,o,
tfcct, Now York, '., ~ "'"'l 'l'., 90 'Nt - !
IIia3- BEWARE OF a coUNTERFETT. - = ~, ..F
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as Ia UTIFUL HAIR.-CHEYALIERs
LIFE FOR he HAIR positively rcstoros gray hair tc
tts original and youthful beauty impars Life and
strength to tis weafert hair; stops its falling out q,
onoe; ksepa tho head clean; is unparalleled as hall
dressing. Sold By all Druggists and fashionable hup
drossurs. and at my onico, No. 1I2s Broadv.y, New
York. l.I sARAH A. oHEvALIHR III. D.
,''t. DoWIE NOISE, .,
No. 161 Meeting street.
Opposite Charleston Hotel
= s 6tun
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aEA YOUNG LADY RETURNING no HER
country homo after seIourn of lew months In tho
dy was hardly recognized by hor fionds In psoe ut
coarse. rustic. auahed face ahe had soft ruby com.
p'enon OF almost marble. smoOthness and instead Of
tW she rcally appeared but eighteen Upon In.
quiry "a to the cause Of great CHANGE sho plainly
told them that she used tho CIRCAs IAN BALM, and
considered 1t an Invaluable aequiauon to any toilet
by ia rse any Lady Or Gentlemen improve their Per,
sonnl appearance an hundred told. II ia uimpo in s
continuation na Nature herself Ia ample yet unsurpass-
ed In fts ecaJ in drawing Impurities from also hcai
tns elcanaing and beauding tho akin and complexion
BY Its direct action on the opcls drawn fo It ali It's
impurities kindly healing tho same and leavtng the sur
face ns Nature Intended shoud bo-csar so smooth
and beauhfu priee 81 sent by Mln or E1prsea on re-
ooips Of an order BY tGiS,lil7.:!t li
W. l. CLARK CO.. ChomIsts
Z L.!s.. No. West Fsyette streoi, Syracuse, n. Y.
The only American Agents for tho sale Of tho esmc.
March 50 1y
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Warrington Nc1xs.

ms-OOttOu DpClIuC nOEC hCllfC. SlicS arc
now estimated TO reach 5000. j
Warrington NcySs.
,WABHNdToN, bIay lG.-Elliot e. Cowtlin, n silk
merchant OF Now York, las boon appointed Conf
missioner to tho Paris Exposition.
Official ndyices ut headquarters contradict tho
capture OF tho steamer Minor nnd tho massacre of
tho passengers aul crew. -.r '.t'.Ffr F
The customs receipts from tho 11th May amount
to So, 900. .st ~ ''gI7i : 9. m
Tho Supreme Court in tho case Of the Stato of
Texas us. Whito and others 10 provcnt tho saIo
OF certain Toxas Indemnity bohds, an Injunction
was granted, with leavo to defendants to moyo TO
dissolve tho injunction at tho noxt term.
Tho Mississippi Amended Bill wns dismissed for
wont OF jurisdiction. The Court was equally d.
yidcd on tho question Of jurisdiction. This action
closes tho injunction proceedings now before tho
Court. After FORMULATING certain rples forms
and proceedings in bankruptcy. the Court ad-
journcd to- 9occmbcr. Il fT = : -"
The Land Onicarcports from Mississippi shows
tho entry OF 15G farms covering 5000 acres, during
April.
Jno. W. Stokes has boon appointed chief clerk of
tho Agricultural Department. II EffIf u
The French Government has bought the Dunder.
borg for s., ,0O0, ,O00. -
Tue Internal Revenue receipts to-day are $685.
: A circular from Con, Howard stntes that reports
show the increase ofintomperuuco nmong negroes.
JAS. II. Sherman, negro messenger in tho
Comptroleris Office has boon arrested, charged
with forgery and larceny Of $12 900 from tho Frst
National Rank Of Jcr5oy City, and lot Of station
CRY from the ComptruIler's Office. !
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Tho Itcconstruotton Ao.,

WAsHNofoy, May 1G.-It is oxpoctod that MT.
Stanbnry's opinion on the Reconstruction Act will
be ready for PRONUNCIATION this week. Alf poi nts
have becn decided aud approved by tho Prosid ont
md Cabinet. Tho utmost pains have boon ia ken
to rendor clear tho meaning Of tho various
Of tho acts. The preparation Of this document has
involved an examination Of tho laws OF tho South
orn Stales in order to understand what classes aro
affOoted, and 70 furnish guide By which tho law
nay be carried into cGsct with tho least possible
embarrassment. DO 'f '.'
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!" NOTICE T MARNERs.-OA AIMS
AND PILOTS whhin- to anchortheir vessels In Ashley
River aro requested TO do no anywhere within ,re,
ranso OF tho heads Of tho SAVANNAH RAILROAD
WHARVEs on Tho Charleston and st. Andrews sido Of
tho Ashley Rivor by which prccsuon contac. with the
Submarine Telegraph Cable will DO avoided.
s. @. TURNER, a. H.
Harbor Mastors Once, Charleston, February o, 1865.
February
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jefferson Davis.

NEW YORK. May 1G.-Mr. Davis arrived ut mid
night, and loaros to-day for Canada. Mr.. Davis
stopped at the Now York Hotel. Judge Russell,
Bon Wood aud others called. Mr.. Davis avoids
attracting public attontion, and declines to COM
municato with reporters. t..,....s r.f .l4s.
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NonFoLK, May r:1G.-Dobson & fRainiers liouor
house was burned this morning.; Loss on stock
and buildings $21, ,ooo which was covered by in
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-05-17
nAyia aLnner superintendent Of Light.

1.-THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA
SOUTH CAROLINA DIsTRICT.-In tho Court Of Admit.
FS % the United Ssas OF America for South Caroline
asd1SL;IyIhe Unied states Of AmericA--To i. P,sM NJ
EPPINg Marshal Of the United shtes for the Distrct
Aforesaid, or his hwfnl Deputy-areetlng: H9,.I.,7
YOU and eaoh OF you, are hereby commanded without
70 eo and admonish, and these Are therefore 20
cite ana admonsh al personH In general who have OF
pretend 70 have any right tile claim, interest," property
On demand whatsoever ln to- out OF tho atcacrs Nor
ean sna OAare,ton, ssslnst which Ebo hath been en-
n16ited and ned IN the said Court In CAUSE OF Admf.
mat hey bo and appear before the Hon. O. 8, DaYis'
sudge oithe said Court at Court TO be holden at TIA
at42 ocotf II, TO show cause. any they haze fwhs
The player OF the said bef should not be Rrantod Ana
whatSoeyor you nhn DO IN tho promises you ahsI dnly
certify unto ths Judge aforeea at the dine AID piscs
aforssain, toeother with theee presents. :" -
Mitness Hon GEO. 9. nnrAa, Judge of the said Corrt
at The 7h day Of ay in the year Of our Ior
ono thousand eight hundred aud li1ty seyon
80; .'-stl.- ~ ~ - BREWSTER & GpRATT
80, -sr-1 ~, \, ,,,t,-, Lbellants' Proctors
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aSPUBLIC NoTICE.-NoTICE Is HEREBY
given that tho TOWN Issue DOCKET will be called
TAD Day. tho 18th instant. md tho TOWN INQUIRY
AND PROCESS DaoKETs. aud the CONTINGENT
DOCKET, or Saiurday tho leth
BY ordor OF tho Court J. ". BRowfyP1RrD
may 10 =. r C.CP.
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sTPRoPosAIs FOR RATIoNs AND FUEL.

%PRoPosAIs FOR RATIONs AND FUEL.
FOR LIdHT-yRssKLs. 6e.-ooLLEcTon's OFFICE
SUPERINTENDENT OF LIGHTS, May IT, 1897
Sealed proposals. win be received at this once until u
O'Clock M. on Monday, the 10ta day Of june 1857 for
iurntahing and delivering Rauons and Fuel for the
'WEEHAWKEN" and "Chsrieston Barr Lishtvcssels In
tho 9Th Light Houso District and for any other Light
vessel and Light House tender that may bo called for
for one yoar from tho LIST day of July 1857 to tho so
dne 1863 ineuaise The raons to BIO OF good and I'D
proved qualify; to be delivered alongado Of the LIGHT
House tender or other vessel provided for tho pur
pose at chareson. and 70 be In the bid according
y In good and sufficient pacages barrels, boxes and
eases and In good ordar, for tho Nshtvessel once
quarter roe Of all e1pense to the United states sereea
bly, 70 SPECIFICATIONS, which will form part Of the cor
copies Of which s.y he had hy applying at this
An bids must be sealed and endorsed "propossl for
Raaons and Fuel for Lahtvessels" and then placed In
another envelope and left at or directed TO this once
prepaid sent by mall Tho bids for Fual and tor IA
tons will DO eonstdered Rsparsts from each other
By order Of tho Light House Board lHMS
Srss ..igF @ fgs; A. @. MACKEY,
If....
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sS-ERRoRs OF YoUTH.-A GENTLEMAN
who suffered for years from Nervous Debility Pro-
mature Decay, and all tho oocta of youthful ipdiscrs
don WILL for tho ssfe OF suffering humanity. send eo
to IL who need IT, tho receipt aud directions for making
the stmplo remedy by which no was cured. suferers
Wish gto proat BY tho advorscrs experience can do
80 by addressing. In perfect confidence -
JOHN b. OGDEN,
Apriif2 9moas No "a Cedar atrcet, New York
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-05-17
DANIEL HoRlsrox,
District Clart.

~ THE UNITED STATES OF ;AMERICA.
s0gIE GAaOLINA DlBTRIQT.-In tho Court OF AdrnI.
ra he United bt.tes Of America, for Bouth CrIoijnx
pissSs pnS5s, The 0nted Slss., Of n u
Afahsl os tho United States for Tho District
aforos1d. or hls lawful Dpputy-Groetina: 2TI7 =
n 11u a and esSa Of youl ars hereby somindsd with.
TO cts and dhnonlsh al persons In general who have
or pretend 70 have spy right tic clain interest
q Gettrai Hooker. ksnst which hbei h.sh beon az.
ihibed Md f!ed Ia tie mid Court BY 80 In cause OF
Admiralty su3 Maritime Ju. .fsdlotton, By w6 n P6yAs
that they DO and Epptsfb fore thS Hon. Go: lfls.
Judge Of tho Gala Court at Court tp DO holden Se
Fedsr Court MousS % wednesday ths i5th day OF NAY,
Inst ns1t g - o'cioet 70 aho, cause H.ny thsy
granted And whstsoeyr you shsl do In tho pre1ises
Sou shkl duly etrf unto Tho Jhdge Aforesaid At hs
,Witnsss Hon, olo.:s paYAr Jadas Of tho .ud Court
D ehs "a w q G.y IN Tho year Of our
e>l biz g ~. u y q. n: -. ~. . DURYR6 =.
tas osesan.; I'VE "a sEsro'ses' 90 *
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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-05-17

aSWE ARE AUTHORIZED Tos!ANNoUNCR
E III. wHITINoI- -EIq. as a. candidate for Sheriff oI
Charleston tJudicia District at tho no1t poctton.
September 10