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Hair is the robe which . I;ssa katnre weaves
And does adorn our bo1)eey.deI - sEaj
And that alone remainswAss every other besuty's
gone fains "a isfaas-tsS1 ,teltfs d isGi ''1i =
~ Whenever new azza8 ~ como MP promi,.
ing to enrich. adorn aad 1engthen this most or.
asmsntal Of all eossei1gS ese peeple, have been
exceedingly fofwsrt igkiYGleix . trisl, and in
more instances than enc have been sadly disap-
poi.tsd. 1tis thss yish gr,as rslactance that
vs feel disposed to Mys ~ thing new in the
vsT Of hair reabseess, 4d W would not do -
aow, but for the reas1 - vsh,ssino our mind
n .stiele Of super ex 1sity, one that We
only arsssing that bapq}i6ss and renders the
hsir OF . natural eloaU - lnca. but it length.
sns it and will restore IL q it original color II
red and become gray. il VIII bring bask the rsd
faxsr, back the faxslk = shlaok. tAs~rsyens
pidms hnotrontvistA }pre with which it will
again return TO il. We know of . score of per-
sons whose faded and fsllen hair has been com.
pletely restored by it. = We speak Of Halls Sici.
lian Hair Remover. 3 Use NO other, OF you will
be isappoin:ed--fsas6v,y Gasetse.
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ENrERrAISMKNT.- The Turnverein Of III;

city propose, ON Monday evening, December 9Th,
TO give an,entertainmcnt at their Hall, (Wssh-
ingtou Hail.. consissing of vocal and instrument
tai music, tableaux, pantoinines, DC. The object
is to raise means to defay arrearages still unpaid
Tor raising and improving their building. As
the Turnvere,n has always been foremost among
our local sosatics in giving their time and means
for the promotion of charitable objects, we be-
speak FOR their entertainment a generous turn
out on the part Of our citizens. Programme and
other details of the entertainment in our next
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Board Of Education.
ADJOURNED NETTING.


OI%f9D ~ - 0oAo8 ~ EOTCArSt,N, = !.
0seloA Friday. Nov. 22. 1867.
Tho Boasd net pursuant to adjournment.
Prcssut--H. o. Vorce, President, and Directors
Clark, Gibson, Courtney, Crane, Lutz and Griffith
The minutes of the last .wo meetings were read
ssd approved.
A communication was received from Miss Susan
ID. Bsyley, resigning the position of assistant in
first ward school. Resignation accepted.
BILLS ORDERRp PAID.
Colwell, Clark Stebbins, fence in seventh
ward. &s6s.oo; Labor. material. dc.
Sl52.23; Total, $500 %
bradford i Bryant, sheep skins. = %
Mason 4 Weston. two ventilatsrs, & 50
Geo. b C. W. Sherwood, charts, &C., -
G. G. Lutx, blank books and curtain cords, So
Director Gibson. from committee on buildings,
reported the receipt Of 800 for the old school
house in I'd ward, which sum had been deposited
with Treasurer Of the Board.
On motion Of Director Courtney, the salaries OF
certain teachers were fixed as follows. to take
effect At the beginning Of the present term
Assistant in LIST ward school, $500
Assistant In I'd ward school, 500
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We're made, q constitution adopted, and the
following committees appointed to canvass 70,
members: sts-f+
Baptist Church-B. r. Powell, j. r. Church
Methodist Church,. II. Farr, A. J. Doran.
Methodist Church, South Ottawa-J. H. Dick.
ems j. S. Crawford.
Episcopal Church--A P. Barnes, II. A. How.
land
Plymouth Church-A. T. Cameron, F.. c.
Lewis.
lst. Congregational Church-W. Phelps, r.
W. Buchsnan.
Presbyterian Church, South Ottawa-T. NJ
Mason, A. M. Ebersol
French Churcfr-Rev. Lorrieux, Rev Totelle
The pastors of the German churches are re-
qsested to appoint their committees.
The meeting then adjourned to meet in the
Lecture room of the Methodist Church. on Tues
day evening, December 3D..
c. III. BRUSH, Prest. j. T. CHURCH, Sec.
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OvERCoATs.-There is quite rush to the
clothing stores for oyercoats and heavy cloth
ing generally, in CONSEQUENCE Of the sudden
cold snap. Rccollect, there is great deal OF
very poor shoddy sold for first class beaver,
and 90 well got up that none but good judges
can detect the fraud. You are sure of getting
. genuine srticle at Ed Armstrong;.
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Young Mems Christian Association
Ottawa. aNs

A large number of the active, earnest, work
ing men of our city, met in the lecture room of
the Baptist church, on Tuesday evening, for the
purpose of organizing a society the sole object
OF which shall be to do good, any and every
where, and to promote the welfare of all who
may cWne within reach Of IT. Christiap naa-
encewyI Founded upon the Christian religion and
iree from all sectarianism the society embraces
the whole field wherein it may accomplish its
great mission--thst of doing good to all.
1he meeting was called to order by appoint
ny u. VRruehr to the chair and J. +:
;hsrph secrstssN sRemarks from ASaeral gen.
tiemen, explanatory Of the object of the meeting
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1867-11-30

GLASS WoRKs.-The contract for the wood
work Of the Glass Works, at Ottawa, was let ON
Wednesday, Messrs. CoLwELL, CLARK & STEB-
BINS being the successful bidders The contract
binds them to have half of the job done in
80 and the other half in go days, from the time
the fourdations are ready, which will be in a
few days The contract involves the erection of
four large buildings covering over half an acre
of ground.
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The most delicious favors known are Gillett's
Double Concentrated Extracts They are per-
fectly pure and of great strength 1t is the
united testimony of all who use them that they
cannot be surpassed. They are put up in attrac-
tive style, in printed wrappers, and every bottle
warranted to give entire satisfaction. For sale
by all leading druggists and grocers everywhere.
In Ottawa they at all times be had of Black
" Bennett, ID. ii. Porter ~ Co., and Allen
Fisher. 2w
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son! THAT WILL BE JOYFUL when men
and women throw "Physic to the degs," and
when trife out of order, or to prerent getting
ont OF order, take, Plantation aBitters Are YOU
Dyspeptic, Nervous, Jaundiced, Hy'pped. Low
Spirited Weak, or are you sick and don't know
what ails you? We have been, and were recon.
mended to try the Plantation Btters, which we
did with great satisfaction and entire success
Delicate females, clergymen, merchants, lawyers
and persons of sedentary habits, are particularly
benefited by these Bitters. The sale is perfee tly
enormous. t.4 hh ~ Pr go " s-adec1-ow
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CHnp / BRos.--fn times like these YOU
want boots that will not only keep your feet
dry and warm at all times. but that shall not
be unreasonably clumsy and heavy You will
find just the article in a new style water as well
as frost proof boots at Child d Bros The la
dies, Also will soon be looking around for skat-
ing Boots The place to get them is always at
Child L. Bros.
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TeIn perance Orier>.

MoNlroR pyisroy 50. JJ s Or 4 kfest every Monday
Wens y Their y ClssEerh Book, esstsldo oi Couft
house. w. Z, WhtnIorr, w. 4. y. Iefiey. IL. g..
Lot ~, OTTAWA Lopag No. JsS Meets every friday
SwyeIKng "a nhan sheesEfS9 Sey ioe SEQ w Rake,
kADIAST fS'nhtoF ccLD WAITE: Meets every Saturday
T. nF IT, Iryg OAK TETPLE No. Meets ey.
cry Tuesday yguins al their hall, Ia GBeeveFs Bock.
C.4s, sn0t- toLst. Hs1. n. Hpstsr. W!l.!J FF
nh if fI TstPfF 80. 6, DrGtr Ia the Nev Hall IN
thrcvets Btlck gery fNtf>ihy evening Ms C e Morse
= r i a. Z. lrcw.b n. r. Tss Matte voice s Il; I'd
IhonlrDl. fI. L. u - =
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|, LADIEs.-Dr. Prices Cream Baking Powders
obviates the necessity for using milk for elegant
biscuits are made when this Powder is
used with water. Besides it saves shortening
Try 1t and see how decidedly superior are its
productions to soda and saleratus For sale by
Burke Il Heenan
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! JuF in TME.-The snow, and sleet render it
absolutely necessary that all persons-parti
" lsdies-should wear rubbers or overshoes.
Both will be found in perfection at Halbert &
Megafin's. They have an overshoe, part India
rubber and part cloth, very neat, tidy and com.
fortable-just what the ladies want.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1867-11-30

ARTEsIAN WELL.-Nothing has been done at
the artesian we'll during the past week, owing
to breakage Of a part Of the machinery The
work is to be resumed, however, in u few days.
Meantime quite corious limpid stream" flows
from the top.of the well, and finds its way to
For Riyes, sddins2 Sd much TO the volume of
that strssnm VI . z btlAtS sa
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LEcrURE.-E. y. SToRRs. Esq, will del ivsr .
lect urc at Washington Hall on Thursday even
ing neXt-subect, Conservatim.r
The lecture is the first OF a series to be deliv-
cred at Ottawa during the winter under the aus
pices Of the Grand Army Of the Republic.
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MooNEY.-The cold snap since Thursday has
made the business in overcoats and heavy cloth.
ing generally decidedly brisk at MooNEYs. Mr..
NJ has as fine stock in that line as we ever saw
in Ottawa, and is selling at prices quite down to
those happy days when everybody paid in gold
and silver
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1867-11-30

n 6HNnDm- Oar Hi1nd SeAAsid3 4 Ssllins
ths 6ness imported cigars-the real fragrant
Hsvana' and mild four penny Cubs' at bat a
shsds below the Eastern wholesale figure. 9th.
q cigars from "a box down to "peauy gr,ps."
Bsss slso In mind, that he keeps everything you
en- ssk ~ the wsr Of smoking and chswina
tseseco ~ snuff, and has the best sssarsneat d
oansins neerschsum pipes in "thess partA"
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, onsumptfves.

The REV. EDWARD A. WILSON will send tfree of chrge)
to ell Who desire IL. ths prescriptions with the directions
nshins and using he Smpe remedy by which cured
ofa lang ssctiOn and that dresd dsease Consumption His
only object to tsneat the afflicted and he hopes every
ferer will try this prescription, II will nothing
aud may prove . hieAdnx Piesss sddr.ss,
RIv. EDWARD A. WILSON
Ne. le5 South Second st., wiliamsbugh, y. Y
9sR II. isH-lyp.
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DR WNKfR thf occulis,,' viii receive hia
patients AZ the Geiger House, on Saturday, Dec.
''h' whore i.s via ne prparedto treat al dis
cases and deforma;ies Of the Eye and Ear, ~
perform all surgical operstons eonnectsd Win
this imrortarlt. .spesiaiity He will bring alsr~s
stock OF French artificial eyes Of hir own impor
tation .EESa aGEy0oA
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1867-11-30

On Friday morning Of last week, Il son of Isaae
Tucker, two years old, died in Tonica, from the
sheets of scald received the evening previous,
Y kilins upoa md rsstteng q cbaokst Of hot
water with which his mother was scrubbing the
floor of their dwelling: vA
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1867-11-30

COAL LANDS FOR SALE-Fifte-n acres of
prime coal land for SALE located 70 rods mort of
the Livingston county line, on the west bank Of
the Vermillion river, within one mile Of Streator
For particulars inquire of Martin GLEASON, at
Prairie Greek Coal Mines, or address him by let
ter to Eagle P. o., La Sale County, ILL., 2w.
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~-s~~-s'1's1 osssssss sssess &c. iss 1900
NEW COAT-oF-ARNs.-Isncse the "Sure
Pop rat killer, is out with . picture Of huge
rate inscribed with his initials, Al. A and
are the same letter, does he intend this a. a de-
sign tor political cost-of.arms for our Democ-
rat President.
Messrs. Burnhams & Van Setback. Wholesale
Druggists, 10 Lake ST., Chicago, General Agents
for the Northwest. A. Isaacsen. 46 Fulton ST.,
New York City, Proprietor. Nov. 30.
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LIEUT.. F. NJ. GILLrLAND, Of SPaducah, Ken.
lucky, who was confined for II months in the
Libby Prison, and was there attacked by Dys.
pepsia in its worst form, and so debilitatcd that
he could not walk sone square states that he has
been entirely cured by Goes Dyspepsia Cure.
Let the suffering try it.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1867-11-30

: OYSTER SuiPEkl--The ladies' Of the 81. r.
Church aud cong ~. s.ssis viii have an Oys,er
supper in their Lecture Room, Friday evening,
December 9Th. The young people the old peo-
pie, all the people who lave friendly weakness
towards oysters are invited to attend
Per order of COMMITTEES
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A wOmans chief attraction lies in her beauti.
full soft and silken hair. "Barrett's Hair Restor.
alive" renders the coarsest and most 0~tre hair
soft and silken.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1867-11-30

The Ladies Of Ottawa are invited to call q,
the Drug Store and get bottle of Wings La
Perfection. twill certainly please you.
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THE EMPRESS JOSEPHINE, an historical sketch
OF the Days of Napoleon. By Louisa Muhlbach
For sale at Osman & Hapeman's, west of Court
House Square.
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BURKE & HEESAS are selling large lot. g
Breakfast Shawls, Nubias, Hoods, &c, at sbou
half their value Call and see them.
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Take AYERS PILLS for all the purposes of
purgative, for Constipation, Indigestion, Head
ache and Liver Complaint. universal accord,
they are the best OF all purgatives for family
use. .I...f 81.
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Masonic,

The annual eleesin4tot others Of Ocddentsl
Lodge A, F,& A. " VIII bp held Monday eve
ming, Dee . 1857 - - % q '4ssa
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OTTAWA uBGg y4 ~. Meets e,cft Il rs. ~ ming
Dauginer9 Of h'bcrcA: Meet oa the third Tae~y ey,
ming %. c4cii month. I.--i ..rf' ~
oTrsEN ESCANyaEST No. b: Meets on the second an
oUTibifleslay evening. " e EItF y w -E(FI
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BURKE q HEENAS are selling choice, fresh
roll butter at 35c 2 B.
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Something new in Chinchilla Cloakings
the Hoop Skirt Factory of Heyman d Co.
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ottawa Academy NauraI Scien...

Meets drst Ihurday Ia each month"; in Dr. j. Pauls built
ns donations OF birds, insect and f se ols e(
j. PAl'- IEessdeAt.. y; " calkins, serretaTy Y
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THE PHRRNoLOGICAL JOURNAL for Decem.
bss. and al lsae publications., stationery, gold
psMss1ley. ~ ats0umu kAHnGeuaa's, vest
ofl - 49, ! laslpaupss ss1.UW
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OFFICIAL.
Headquarters, Second Military Disfrict,l !
CHARLESTON, 8. c.. July IOth IAG7

Headquarters, Second Military DIstrict,l
CHARLESTON, 8. c., July 10Th, 1907. !
GENERAL oapEns, No. GO.
Tho following appointments OF Registers aru an
nonnced. Tho porsons named will b. nssgncd 10 duty
by Post Commanders members Of boards of Rcgs,ra-
ton for tho severs Registration Prcdncts thcy may
tabl within their commands.
..Imanding Officers Of Posts will hii vara,lcics and
rc their action to these Headquarters conRrma-
ton. '';'
Thrco Boards Of Registration will be organized for
each District in South Caroua except tile Districts
Barnwcl. Bcrkcley. orangoburg Lexington. beaufort
Grccnvc, Chester. Colletop and tho City Of
which ahnll nvo the Boards provided this Order.
Registers will be required to tako tho oath prescribed
by the Act Of Congrosa approved I'd July 1902 Blank
orms Of this oath Of oflco viii bo furnished to Post
Commanders. and when duly subscribed and nworn will
bo returned TO these Headquarters.
Tho election precincts established by Law custom
voting places In tho Counties and Giles North Carroll
and In tho Districts. Parishcs aud municipalities OF
South Carollps will DO dcsgnated by Post Commanders
tho plccs for RcgiBtrauon. IL desirable that not
more an six Of thcso and preferably less number be
included In Rcgstrauon Precinct and assigned 10 one
Board, that ample facilities may be afforded Regis
traHon.
Every Board OF Registration will choose It's presiding
oficer. who will rcprcscntho Board and Its
action upon oil matters coming before It
Regulations for the government OF Resstors In tho dis
charge Of their duties will DO duly published soon
practicable for general information
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Verdict of the Faculty.
sTINIULANTs INDIsPENsABLE AS nIEDI-
CINES.

Tho most distinguished physicians In the United States
havo recently been pnt ID tho witness stand. and
have with ono voice. declared That pure stimunnts
valuable medicinal agents. This decision Of the faculty
rccrs especially to mcdlcatcd smulants Of which tho
purcHt and tho best at present known Ia HOSTErTES
STOMACH BrTTERS. It's basis Is tho alcoholic prn-
ripo OF tho finest ryo grow In tho United satcs and iB
herbal ingredients comprise tho extracts Of largo num
Dor Of plants b,rks aud roots produced In various parts
OF the world, and oil notcd in tho countries TO which
they arc Indigenous for ucr powerful sanayo proper
tes As IN nSigorant and tonc tho value Of tho Dit.
ers eau scarcely DO oycratrd Hence lis extraordinary
effect In fever and oguc md intcrntents and remit
tents Of cvery typo. It's anbiious properties
voous. PerBous OF bilious habit, by taking small
quantity onco or twice day. Inny completely change
their constitutional tendency to ycr disease and escape
ni tho unpleasant consequences which arsc cthor
te unduo scnsYcness tile unnatural torpidty OF tho
bllinry organ. Chronic constipation is cradlcaicd
thoroughly and In very short space Of timo by small
doses OF this wholesome regular, taken night nud
morning aud for all The disorders which uro suporiu.
dueed by eIhnations from dcconiposng vegetable md
animal matter I'm the streesof cIcs tho miasma
awnpy dstrIcts Il is when taken Us protective and
preventive medicine tho reliable OF safeguards
July ~
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DER DECItEE IN EtlUITY.

BY lIGILIEhS Il son.
viii sell TOMORROW 23d inst. Friscr's Wharf at
10 O'Clock $4,000 New Bricks. Gre, Brown, md Rcd.
In lots to suit purrhascrS July ~
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DEATH OF Mn. Bl. TnAcY.-rhe Augusta Caroai.
ee ana Sentinel OF Saturday. ficr copying our re-
cent notice, remarks.
lhe apoVe melancholy announcement ia copied
from the Charleston DAILY News of ihc 18Th and
WILL DO road with profound eorrow whoroyor H..
was known. Tho writor OF this feeble tributo " 10
lato co-laboror with tho dcceosed in the ONO, n,
tho NEWe-as also In tho ofllco of Tho 3Eercur,,
many yoars ngo-and il my man south OF Mason
aud Dixon's limo knew another, no thinks he know
him who is tho subject Of those lines and lo can
truly say no moro impartial or upright man cycr
presided over printing Office That he was
abundantly able to Gil such position no reader o,
tho Mercury, in lis dnft-6ett,m dnys, or Of the
News, OF lator days. will deny. AS foreman no
was acceptable to tho crait-as printer respecte
Tor his cnpability-as man his opinions had
weight with oil who knew hin,-as presiding
othccr distinguishcd-as u ctizon quiet nnd un.
pfetending-as friend strong in his attaollmont-
as husband kind and afIcctionate-as n noighbor
above reproach
he was not faulless. Who Is? Porte ton at.
ucnee not 10 our naluro, and our poor humanity
"nile ~ may sometimes greatly orr always hopes
anu str1Vos TO do right Such was tho caso will,
our hiend' he had heart too largo for his littlo
body, and II, at times, in his haste, ho wounded
the ieeiings OF another, ho was most prompt in
making iepnrntion. This have known hin, IN lo
frequently, not only with myself but others whooo
misfortune 1t was to sufer the ills insoparably con.
neoted with daily newspaper printing establish.
ment. But afiiction came upon him, and he bore
al with becoming meokness.
"Ful Of repentance
Continual medihuons, tears and sorrows.
n1FaSo his honon TO the world again,
dis bieE1od part 10 heaven, and slept In roara
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GIVE 1t A FAIR TRIAL.
January23
AN ORDINANCE

AN ORDINANCE '-'
TO PRovIpE FOR THE LIQUIDATION INTEREST ON
THE pRnr OF THE orrT WHICH ACcnUED 3Gr1f DAY OF
JUNE LAHT
Be Il ordained by n. MAYOR and AEdexme1, IN Cits
Council atmbted, Thnt for tho purpose OF uqufdnung
tho interest tho public debt OF tho cy which accrued
on tho 3Uh day OF June last Six Per Cent Stock obga-
tory tho Corporation Of iho city OF Charleston shall
be issucd under tho direction OF tho Mayor tho
holding Stocks Six Per Cent Bonds VI tho CITY,
and onlol 10 receive uo fnterost accrued thereon al
the limo aboye stated the said Stock to interest
aer tho rato Of siI cont per annum payable quas
ters, redoemsbio in thirty years from datc Prored,
that DO part Of Esla Stock shall DO Issued for
my sum sum less Than twenty dollars. or for any
that oil sums less thnn twenty dollars and ir
onn paris Of dollar shall br paid In city bills. And
propiied further. that any persOn bona dds holding
Stocks or Biz Per Cont Bonds said 30t day OF June
upon which interest has accrued, ahai hhyo tho privilege
until the lst day OF September neIt OF dsoInlI such
Interest part thereof agairs aIos duo by him TO
tho city on said Both OF June and receive any bal
anco In his favor IN city bills sto r. according to
tho amount thnrcof In manner aforesaid. :
SEoT1oH q That the form Of certificates aud molo Of
irapsfor Of said stock shall DO subject to tho
tcgu atoms as now exist in rotation TO ohor siI Per
Cont stoefs OF the city.
Ra,d In City Council this lonh day OF July In the
yaar Of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and
sixty seven. #i. 80
lssl p. G. aAILLAnD. Mayor.
W. H. snIru. Clerk Of Council. IA,
July Is lmo
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THE MARION STAR.

EsTABLI4HED NEARLY TWENTY YEARS AGO. N
u published it Marion, g. c., In the centrnl portion,
Of tho country. md offers favorable rucdidn TO er.
ohana Druggists, Mhchnists and all classes who ccsro
to extend their buslne ~ In the Poo Dco county
for tho oonent OF our advertising patrons we thn IN
addition to our subs upton list which s Constantly m
ercaaing. puhsh and distribute gratutonsy 5000 e1trp
copies OF Tho STAH during The blAlness season this
Rates Of Advert sing liberal.
". J. McKRRALL,
November 20 Editor and Proprietor
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DISTRICT OF BERKELEY.


rAn1sHEs OF CHRIST CHURCH TuoMas AND ST.
DESFA
FIRST PnEcmcT.-H. N. Batchccr, L. p. Smith, Aaron
Logan.
ASDnKwa.
SECOND PnEcrscr.-Dr. Thomas Sim, L. A. Dodge Nj
cho,as Said.
JOHN coILEroN.
THInD PnEcIScT.-w. L. NJ. burger. W. i. CultJr
Sam. 4 GuiIlarl.
ranIsH OF 1T. johns pERKELEr.
FOURTH PREcIScT.-T T. Burger, Samuel Sanders
Edward Mick.
FIFTH PRrcRcr,-A. @. Richmond, Il panzcrbeiter
Thom1s Evans.
PARISH JAMES GOOSE CREEK.
Sixth PREcIscr.-Dcnnis Moore. G. Y. Ham, John
DesvGrney.
Thomas.
rARIsu ST. STEPHENS.
EIGHT PREcnScT.-Allen Gardner, D. Clnrk, Robert T.
hrtson.
PARISH OF JAkEs RANrEE.
NtsTn PnEcIscT.-Dr L. =. Wagner c. J. v. Wilson
Alexander Baxter. ~ s.