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T,OR SALE, A SCHOLARSHIP IN A PHILA-
u DELPHA University OF Medicine and Surgery.
This Scholarship entities students to full instruction
til graduation in the MEDICAL DEPARTMENT. embrac-
ing Anatomy, Surgery, Physiology, Mutcra Medica,
drcn Principles and Practice Of Medicine and Pathoo-
gy As this Is one of the first Medical Universities of
the country. favorable opportunity ia offered those
0ffcn - December Is
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A r PRIVATE sALE-A FINE FARM, IN
IN. GOOSE CREEK PARISH, containing SO Of
land 81 of which cleared and under fence; the b0
snce we'll wooded. This place is Btunted 1G miles from
Charleston on the State Kosd, and within quarter Of
milo OF the Northeastern Railroad. There is fine or
chard on tho plaoo.
For information apply to
Dr.. b. BAER,
December II l=zz No. 131 Meeting street
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u
STATE NORMAL AND HIGH SCHOOL,
ESTABLISHED BY THE LEGISLATURE FOR THE
INSTRUCTION OF YOUNG LADIES IN THE BGH-
ER BRANCHES OF EDUCATION-ST. PHILIP
STREET, CHARLESTON, s. c.,
" NJ. MOOD, A. a., Principal. Professors, Teachors.
and Lecturers ofably lave been employed and thorough
instruction Will DO afforded in every department. The
Of study is OF the highest grade pursued by young
lndies snd is equal to tho most advanced STANDARD oi
Female Coi1egeB
The year il divided into two sessions OF five months
eac,l.
Tuition, including the usual branches, with FRENCH
VOCAL MUSIC and DRAWING, ST. bGl0U per half ses-
son Pupils may ohsin ,Huard under tho direction of
tho PRINCIPAL at $50 rcf four weeks, which includes
lights Washing anI fuel R payments strictly in advance
&. q. MEMAINGER,
Chairman Of tllu Board.
L. MONTAGUE GR1M1E Secretary.
ca Columbia papers pl.ase copy Elk times, once snch
waak and ssul bll to tho Secretary ct caarlcstoA.
January mw12
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OfT1CE OE ClI4 TREASURY
DUBLIc NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT UNDER
the following Ordinance licenses have been prepared
for delivery from this Office S:TAoMAs,
SEC. j. Be it Ordained BY ate Aayor and Aldermen in
u Council assembs Tint from and after the first day
OF january licenses shall be taken out for all cars draya
aud wagons used for private and domestic purposes in
the same MANNER and according to the same provisions
now Of force in relation to CARTS days and wagons etor
driven for bire except giving bonds, And each such
cart, ray or wagon shall be provided with badge
tanning the number thereof aid marked Private to be
placed on the outside of the shaft.
SEC g. No person shall he taken b" the Treasurer as
surety to any bond under the Ordinance concerning IL
renscs for carB, rays, wagons and other carrages
less he or she be g f-eeholder.
SEC g. The follown ng shall hereafter be the rates for
licenses for public and private CARTS drnys. wagons,
including the horses mules used thereof which shall
be free from other taxation:
PUBLIC CARTS, DnAYB, ETC, Oh THOSE EMPLOYED IN
BUSINESS WHATEVER, FOE HrHE DIRECT Or INDIRECT.
For eyery cart dray OF wagon, drawn by one horse or
mule, go.
For every cart dray wagon, drawn by two horses
| mulcH S30
For every hack and carriage with Two wheels, 500
Fer every hack and carriage with four Wheels $40
| For every sago omnibus Except line om1lbusl
with two horses, $50.
For evory stage ot omnibus Except Ino omnibus)
drawn by four horses, s6O
For every truck drawn by two horses mules
$50.
For every express wagon drawn by two moro horses
OF mules, $50.
| For every bread cart or wngon, SIS.
For every cart dray wagon used for private or do
mcstic purposes and not to be employed In the trans.
porting of goods, wares, merchandise lumber or any
other commodity, for compensation, either directly or
indirectly the sao shall for license the Of
S. exclusive OF the horse or mule. VI
Ratified in City Council, this 10Th day Of January,
H. 81 in tho year Of our Lord thousand eight hun
- PC. GA11LARD, Mayor.
January " q. SMITH, Clerk Of Council.
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WHITE POINT GARDEN
NOTICE

NOTICE.
OFFICE OF TILE CAPTAIN OF POLICE,
CHARLESTON, 8: G., January %, 1867. i
=nN AND AFTLR Tie FIRST DAY OF FEBRUiRY
" ne1t the Police will report an HACKS, CARTS,
DRAY &C., &C., tound plying for hire without license
AL persona Interested ars hereby specially notiel
govern themselves accordingly.
C. B. SIGWALD,
January % 1mo Captain Of Po]ica
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MISCELLANEOUS.
FFLE,

DIRECT DEPORTATION OF ENGLISH
SADDLERY.
:! USF RECEIVED FINE STEEL CHENEY BITS -
y Fine Steel Sdrups and Spurs
Fine Stained Bride Mountings
Fine Ksrsey Horse Sheettng &C., &c, TO-
J. G. holland.
Survivor of A. McKcnsie L Co.,
No. 110 Meeting street. near Market.
Please remember am NOT at the ole stand.
January 10 limo
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HEADQUARTERS ASSISTANT COMMISSIONER
BUREAU REFUGEES, FREEDMEN,
AND ABANDONED LANDS,
South Carolina,
CHARLESTON, s. c., December II, 1865.
[aENERAI. ORDERS, NO. %.
l. General Orders, No. %, c. e., is amended and re-
issued, 8s follows:
Byt. Major A. Mel CRAWFORD. " R. c., ia hereby sp-
pointed "Oficer in charge o the Claim Division of the
bureau Of Refugees, Frecdmcu, and Abandoned Lands
for the State OF South Carolina
All communications concerning the collection Of back
pay bounties PENSIONS &C., will be addressed directly
to him. No other persons In this State are authorized
agents of this Bureau for the collection Of such c9tms
Blanks and instructions will be forwarded by him to
tho 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
Bvt Ms. Gen. r. Z. SCOTT,
Assistant Commissioner.
EDw. L. DEANE,
Bvt. Major and A. A. A. Gent.
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M EET'lN G s.
ADJUSTMENTS.
HI b e r. nj "A N II A j. j..
POSITIVELY FOR ONE WEEK ONLY,

T1HE WONDERFUL AND WORLD-FAMOUs HANLoN
j BROTHERS and their great European Combination
Look et the array Of tslent-WILLLAM II IA HANLoN,
GEORGE HANLON, ALFRED 'HANLON, tho ackno"-
lodged Champion aymnasts and Atbletes Of the world
Prof ". TANNER, Of London England and his wonder
full performing troupe Of Dogs and Monkoys-senorita
Roset Principal DnnBeuse aud Tight Rope Performer,
rom the Grand OPERA Msdrid-Nons. HENRI AGoUST.
the most extraordinary Juggler Dancer Rnd Pantomim-
ist-M'ne AUGUSTINE, Premier DRnseuse and Panto-
mnst from the Partisan Theatres Tho Latest European
noyetes-the Sphyn1. Illuminated Fountain, Golden
Shower and tho HaHlons Mrth Provoking Shadow Pan.
to1nlme forming the greatest combination Of artistic
talent ever witnessed.
Notwithstanding the great expense attending the en-
gugement8 Of the above mammoth organization, the man
agement have resolved upon tho following reasonable
PRICES OF ADMISSION:
h6berFeo caoH ~
Unreserved Seats w
Seats can be secured three days In advance ut :. N.
GREER'S LIUsIC STORE
GRAM HANLON MATINEE, SATURDAY AFTER
NOON, at O'Clock. G. AHORY BRUCE
Advance Agent
january IS MORRIS BTMMONDS Manager.
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ITO RENT, THAI PLEASANTLY S1TUA-
Il TED two and half story HOUSE. No. so Smith
street. one door north of Calhoun; cistern aud we'll
also gss, Prico $3.50 per annum Inquire 1t No. l22
MEETING STREET, coruor Pinckney.
JnnuarY - -,--sz--I-E-s q :
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BOAR DIN G..

TWO WELL FURNISHED CHAMBERS
i AND BOARD can br had III desirable part Of the
city. close to the City Railway Apply at this Office
January so wtiu3*
NOOD DOARD CAN BE OBTAINED, IN y
VI pleasant part OF the city, with pleasant roons.#
Terms IS per week. Apply ut No. % MEETING STREET.
January ~ 1moA
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THO RENT.--OEE ROOM IN GENTEEL
private family Also KITCHEN and Servants rooms.
For particulars apply ut this Office. November 81
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Dot, NC, &C. ~ -.7-
So chance to obtain any Of the above articles for
One Dollar by purchasing scaled elope for 25 cents
Entire satisfaction guaranteed to Ill.
N. tickets for One Dollar Is Two Dollars, 50 for
Five Do'1ars. Great inducements to Agents.
attaru ahou1d ha addreseod
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Now, to which party belongs Alr. RAYMOND?
Certainly not to the Democratic, or the Johnson
Conservative, nor yet to tho Radicals. Ho would
faiu, VIC presume, establish an cclccticism. Per-
haps he is ambitious of emulating HENRY CLAY's
position, and desires to so down to posterity as
the great compromiser. But wc fear he is not tho
nasn Tor the times, and, if known at all to the next
generation, it will be only as the Little Villain
ho TS,ooo
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Ylo RENT, Il COMFORTABLE COTTAGE,
Il In healthy part OF tie city. Apply OF No AM
EERST STREET. 81 January 70
YslO Rent, ONE or TSATt f.O01.S. AP-
1 PLY at No. 21s COMING STREET.
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GOVERNMENT ADVERTISEMENTS.

By the Mayor.
January 8 W. II. SMITH, Clerk OF Council
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One objection, he stated, that he had to the Con-
sttutionsl Amendment submitted last session,
was that it did not embody all the guarantees
which he thought the action required; that the
Constitution should distinctly state, that if here
after any State should seoede, such State should
thereby forfeit all share OF power in the govern
mont Of the Republic. His objection to Mr.
sTzvEss' Bill was that it merely proposed law;
there is nothing stable in it. Tie Supreme Court
might annul it; or another Congress might repsal
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nUBIIc NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT UNDER |
the following Ordinance licenses haye been prepared
for delivery from this Office. s. THOMAS,
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u3c HEnT.-T,HE NIiAEF AND STORES
know, ns FhTIOci'S or SAVANNAH STEAM
PACKGY& &W1An.Er, e,s. cad of Hasel street. from 1st
February to 1st NOvonibe- next.
For terr.s, &c, nppiy to L. j. KGkR & CO.
Jun, 4
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CITY ADVERTISEMENTS.
PUBLIC NOTICE..
OFFICE OF CITY TREASURY,

CARTS, DRAYS, Sc.
TIME TINE FOR TAKING OUT LICENSES FOR THE
wear expires with this IL 0ntli. January %
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ITO RENT, A THREE-sToRY BRICK
4 HOUSE in Wentworth street. between Smith and
KutIolso sreets; con saina ton roolls with gas aud
water fixtures complete. Apply at tue Office OF WlLK
SOT GILCHkIaT, Attorneys at Law, No. 48 Broad
eiraot s ftnW JSn;lrry Ia
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Two jolurs aud fifty cents per month on NIL retail
callers in a articles whatsoever whose monthly returns
salcs do not yiold tax above the sold amount Of two
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. The J0te1nM de F-agTsct0tAfe says the statistics
OF Franco for 1866 not very brilliant. The cor,
crop is below the average. Vino will be abund
ant, but Of very ordinary quality. Potatoes arc
rotting in the storehouses; in many instances
fears are entertained of not being able to preserve
sufficient for the next planting. Olives will fur.
nish better crop than was expected. Tobacco is
effected with the rot. Walnuts and chestnuts have
produced the ordinary quantity. The disasters o.
tho siliworm culture add darker shadows to the
picture The cider fruits offer valuable re-
source, and several special crops, such as hemp
and cola, have been good. There is, therefore,
some compensation for the evil, and above all,
hopes for the future.
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dollars capitaHon tax on oil males over twenty.
rs OF AGE, payable on or before tho Goth day OF
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NEWS SUMMA AIRY.

NEUMANN and STE1N1Tz, the two now chess stars
Of Europe, have agreed to play match.
A resolution passed the Illinois House Of Repre-
sentatives on Tuesday, declaring dcssrters ana
sxelnddlers hom the draft dishanchisod.
A hog was butchered, two OF three days ago, in
Jackson, Miss, which weighed, net, seven hundred
and seventy ;ht pounds.
Plants Of Chinese tea grown in North Carolina
ara now five feet in height, and in full bloom.
Five pounds OF "Bohes," made in 1860, from tho
leaves we're considered equal to tho bsst imported.
The United States Engineers Department re-
commends the appropriation OF $16O, O,00e for.per-
manent defences at tho western entrance ut Maria
gansett Bay.
a Paris lottor says ths Empress EUGENE grows
visibly oldor. She fears growing too stout, and
during the stay of the Court at Compeigne sho
tired out all the lady guests by the long excul-
sions which she made on loot through the forests.
Two members Of the Congressional Judiciary
Committee are reported to have said that JoHN II.
SURaArr will be brought before that Comsn:ttee a.
one of the Witnesses to the, Presidents comphcty
in the LINCOLN assassination.
Omaha papers state there is Little doubt that al
Indians on the plains are hostile, and unless the
pron,Dtest and most decisive measures are taken
TO prevent it, there will be a general Indian war
ne1t summer.
Mrs RoxaNA DWIGHT wns lately fined ono cont
and costs, at Providence, for striking ELLEN CUE
IT'S in the face. because she put her aims around
Mr.. DWIGHT neck, and asked him to 80 to the
theatre with her.
despatch from Montgomery, datee January ~,
aaysthe Judiciary Committee Of the House VIII
sabnit bill for tho removal Of the State capital
to Mobile. Tho Committee stood eleven for and
two against tho measure.
It is seid thsS tn. University Press, OF Cam
bridge, Massachusetts, has press, made in Paris,
tho peeuEarity Of which is thai the sheets go IN
at one end and come out at the other, printed on
both sides. The Atlantic and Young Folks s1e
printed on it.
A project has been started to tunnel beneath the
st. Clair River at Detroit, and lay single track
sixty feet beneath the surface OF the water, 10 as
to enable the cars Of the Great Western and Mich
igan Central -cads to make actual connections.
is estimated that the cost will be e. 800 co., and
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$1,000 Reward

I'm the @oraing Of the y7il in
slant about 0 cleci. some unknown
peIson broke oiea and entered the
residence Of Mrs II b Benroet. Of
this Place, and inflicted urop her
bead, s,'A hsiehs, or some heavy
iss'rnS,en', Ron serious vsand
frstturing the steli 80 ,ha, her life
Is dcNya, Of The f~sd made hi-
escape before the alarm could lie
given | ~ill pay the above reward
Of ose thousand dollsrr. to any per.
son OF Tersors who may arrest OF
procure the 1rress Of the Jer,on who
ferTesra'ed dis foul deed. and De
liver bts to me At shi, place With
evidence suk e,es, W eonvie, hir
sR. PERRY,
sheriff Of II sIr,sos Ceusty.
Marshall, Asg. -, 1861. at
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tisA. sAsssA Der s,s vast ssassFs
sho d - evss make that
II y aeaisa The Law for ssgros- 70
b ishodsDsd isso the cosstsy,
sheusA sens few have code there.
He s>ssss thst erops are so~ssi.e'
erova vjbsu, working then, BY
burusse 81 the timber and brush,
planting. and grubbing or hoeing-
which can he repeated for tuo OF
'rsee year. but n that dns ~
grass, with which soothing can be
dene, has taken possession Of 'he
ground, ard a new held has to b.
opposed.
Free labos Is hired by ~ Ssy, at
from 20 y 80 ccas. The negroes
arr very ,riAisg.
He represent. the dvellisgs Of ne
respectable people - ssysAiss
slsr bst desirable, ssyisg shsa in
most place. all hands live usds'
The sane roof, 10 the Eassers fsshion,
where also is found the corn crib,
coffee house, rice bin, cotton gin,
nick room. aud screw, n yell ~
stables, &c. The negroes pa~ freely
through most parts Of the hossc, -
do likewise the chicieas. pses, saa
dogs 1 have seen them lesd horss
into the house to be snssddlsd, sad,
who's in harry ride iato y hose,
shake hand. with the folks, then ride
out and ID.
Americans are charged three times
as much fos any gives article - for
eigneu.
Il regard tc tFasspsrtatios, he
say. i, is priseipalIy By pack .s'es )
some mer engaged III the basises
owning as many rs 1000 Of these
auimals. The construction Of dirt
roads, owing to the broken condition
Of the country, are very expressive
He warns the people agsinst the
m.nehausea stories esisisatsa By the
" Brazilian Emigration Reporter, an
American paper published at Rio
Jspciro, and as an example Of the
utter lack Of truth in its statements
We give ne folSesins extrssts taken
from its columns, and Mr.. Saudidges
comments on them;
Messrs. Hanson and knease this
yesr rai.ed On the Rio 6uarsbu
81 900 worth Of produce. o.
ksess< sold his share half) Of
tAss crop for 800, and left av
hir yesterday.
Mr.. Geo. Han, OF HtsaMnpPs,
counted the prcdaee Of ,his years
harvest at e., 600"
So he might, bu. lie didn't realise
two bits he only had II acres plant
ed in besns, ssd the snts cot dat up
clean.
Mr.. Chas. g. Guntsr, sf Als-
hama, planted on Rio Dose and gath
cred produce to the amount NJ ee0, :
Oo0."
When that article Was vsittsn Old
DR.. Ganter hadn't bses on the Doce
long enough to bxila shastiss for his
nsgroes--and 70 on.
We would have been gisd 10 pub
liah this interesting lsssor catirs, bss
thiak - have reprodsosd esougA Of
il TO eouvincs evea tAs most skepti-
cal that Texan is not only preferable
to Brazil as she is, but great deal
better. in every particular, than that
mongrelired country can ever be-
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- We are snasv eossnued oblixs.
t'uGs 10 ~ " n Nolan, IT the 1'e1As
Express csmpssy for late Meuphk,
Cincinnati, ard New Orleans papers
VIZ Kindness il highly appreciated
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TEXAS ITEMS.

MAJOR Generai Gtt0n died Of yet
low fever It Galveston, % esndsy
morning At .bout II o'clock, and
was buried the same evening ii 6
His son died about week previous
There we're 18th deaths At Hous-
ton oil the 18th; on the 18th, Il;
on the 18th, 10. On the l4sA H.
deaths ran up to 81. Tbs Telegraph
says: . -s.lra
1t Is really hsart-rcsdisg and
distressing to hear. - You 20 through
some portions Of the city, the Ian
entA.ions and pi'ifsl criss Of DESC
late souls made BY Tie Epidemic.
Sometimes whole families are aows
aad 30 one heass o( their distress
until some time afier, when entering
the miserable abode. Ands . den of
misery and suffering which would
turn a heart Of stone. All cas nov
End objects deserving their charity,
and nov Is the tine 70 give voar
share. r.f .aIaar
Galscston.-The Houston Te.s-
graph Of the 18th says: le
The epidemic has presented no
new feature il the last few days.
The deaths o. Sunday asd Mssday
we're respectively l6 and l7.- On
Saturday they ~ sp b IL IRON the
fever, but that spamodic rise wa not
held in the face Of tho exhaustion Of
the material left. We look for the
figures to gradually and steadily de-
crease until the extinction Of the dis.
case entirely. Sixteen new casss
were reported to the Howard Asaso.
citation on Monday, and tvo osasn
given BY thsn for iutsrusut"
General GRAFT autographed iastrus-
tons to forward Nm. 0i1s 10
washiastsa insslisasiy, il cAares
Of some reliable psrsen. According
\ 49,, 'h"r, non .. ~ sI'I
NJ, 80 No. ~ ~, ~
,hronch lii h., :, w..A;' 'n 90
w. . ~ ~':,se'os;
,ns.,se,,o". :. .eIe Co.. ~ = 70 uee,ra'
= 49, -. - - , W. w'aow o =, ~, =
I ~, ,.i... 49, 4 NJ 3
~. ~. ..s' "ne"
~. XXI. !. uv. ~.
..:..a' -. - - ny - crs q
..I.s !. =. . ' "s:n
w Ans ssad
Nm. 0riAin leaves ! husband asd
only hey bshisd, il eur eessstsry
Mrs. Adams, . husband, ssd u
Aesrt children, besA tksir isaAs, a.
mother, III havisg been s&ssstss !
down BY the psstilsscs iNs;ds u ~
last two or thfss weeks.
That thsrs ia vass anosss ofsaGse.
ing up the cosnssy |. bssoniss nsss
psiafully evident daily. tn spi.
aeuic has besn scattered thseueA On
be tcvns BY sbsdsd1lisg runaway,
md he people u ths interior, uaae.
9saintsd With tAe psslilenca or IL
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49, All Of Tie ostssde. and ,soss os
the isaid<. II our pss~ens issss wss rse.
pared a,y~us sAaeciass Mr. hcCrrrHxs,
who Teussins& with Us from Saturday
evening to "Wednesday morning
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~ The weather fr tLe la., lev
dave has Lees quite cool nirhA ami
sseruiass. sd boa dsrinr the day, being
sesy prsjudieial 10 thc health n III.
eovnt,.. Te rains continue, to he IT,
Jury ~ she cotton crop
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~ T.ras slrIanacs Ter .ec7
Containing grea, deal a valuable
and useful infcrms.ie1, for sale a,
this okcs. ii paklisaer. prices
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~ Aaios Il. A. Blsseh having de-
eIined 70 acs hsages - Superintendent
pro ,esn. or the = = Railroad lien. Y
Greer WINS, on the issh ms: appointed
TO sopriy his place.
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A Oax4f CosyESrExcE --Reeoilee.
,hss The Peoples Line makss daily
trips 10 and frua Jedsnsoa
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- TsksisLs AesrALrr-up W the
iass sooosnts thess Nod h>sa ~ dss,hs
Vi New iberia Ia.
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1AILnssSs -ese card Il Y Bern
stein. His wsst s Of superior char
netef
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- A ess~s man 90 = pares d-rssz.
tiss.f saA~orrssf fsD~ las -urlr--s
VA issead s.er.Atssr. te Do cssa s-a,i.
s.=- j, ;. ssxs trssss..s :. x.s,~e,
fr~r;aFer Subscriptions than thar ar.
v'rta.
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~ Tins New iort Herald inoks :or
. reaction snd spill. in the rcpaLs;eaA
party on The n~rrp question. II has 10.
come evid ssi that the radicals are de-.
scrIn'nei 10 force negro -nSrsY. and ne.
gro political equsliiy upon the North ~
veil as the south, and that is more than
the conservative republicans can stasd
They think that Niger iana,icisn has
been carried a..;a .-s enough. or TOO
far The Herald says that the sooe-
er this reaction comes the bester for The
peace and welfare Of the country NORTH
and south
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-09-28

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