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Eight Hundred and seven

tJD FINLEY CHURN DAsHERs SOLD Ia one
veek-al guaranteed and not one yet returned.
Old foeiss," don't wait FOR fear that you may
possibly bs humbugged. No &" Yankee bum.
oug." fit does nos perform all We promise
Tor T. cons and get your money sgain.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENT


T'HE active and honorary memJers OF the
L Howard Association are requested TO meet
az tue deW Court Room az northeast corner OF
Union and Second streets, on Sunday evening
Al 3 O'Clock. as business OF Importance will be
brought before the meeting. every member
is expected to be present.
decZS q X. ". AISsIIE President
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Young Men

Who cannot make money at clerktnr c,r
with a little eFort ana a little csplfsI 49,
money, surely and rapidly. by sale OF the FIN
LEY CHURS DAsHER. CON NJ -
we will convince you
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Agents for the United states.
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Uses one Of the FINLEY DAsHERs-sO do
Capt. Il. H. Potter, Capt JOS. Lsnow, Judge
Arch'd wright, MAJ. N. J. wieks, Newton
Ford. Esq. B. b Barnes. Esq. II. A. Monieom-
cry, ESQ Dr.. A. BuTlsson. Morris l. webb.
Esqs aud Hundreds ofothers. They are sold a.
% rslail. cash, md guaranteed.
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AUCTION.
BY W. H. PASSMORE & CO..
PAWNBROKER'8 SALE

DASGING AND ROPE, CHEESE, HOUSE
ID F0ld Furniture, Boots, shoes ana sandFias.
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OF UHREDEEHED PLEDGES, FROM en-
" cinuati, on account OF Mos. Hyams q o..
VIII De sold a. Pubic Auction, BY ". H.PhsS-
MORE q o. Ne. 80 Second street. on TUhk-
DAY MORNING, December laL, and continue
daily, commencing AZ 10 O'Clock a m consist
Ing q nns Gold JUrEsnaen. harcin, stem Win
derS "ChrOuomstefs, and the NEST celebrated
makers in english. swiss aud American Gold
and silver Watches back, M
and Engraved me qualities IN Huntiug Cases
and OpeH faces Gold and Silver Watches for
LadL \ Diamonds, set IN Pins, uQBa and Suits:
some nns Solitaire large siEs Diamonds 10 Pins
and kinzsi hne Gold Guard, Vest. Leonf!ns
and Chatelaiue Chains Gold Lockets Pen
and Pencil Gases, studs, sleeve Buttons, Rings.
Sisnets, Braeeiets, sets, Ladies aud Gems
kreast Pins, Cnartn-, cold ami Silver spsct -
cies, Eye GLASSES. ThimblFs. solid Silver Table
FORKS aud lea spoons, Napkin Rlugs and Tea
set me double barrel English Guns, tWist
and ANIMATED steel barrels genuine Meer-
seDaum Pipes Pistols, vari-uz makes. Pocket
cutlery, Carving Knives ana Stsels solid Sill
yer snug Boxes, Opera GLASSES with achnomEtfc
lenzea surgical and Mathematical lnstru-
nents; Snk Sacques, Clocks and MAntilIsss
NiolinE, OF Eeuuine makers, old, rare and
scarce, and a variety of other mis-ceuausoua
goods. Goods on view az PASSWORDS, Monday,
December 81, 1901. Every article WARRbNTED
As represented MOSS, HYAMs CO.
CHgIH II No. ls4 Vine street..
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Or an order &C. o. D" sy Expsssz, va obtain
one q the FIELEY CHURS DAsHERS
shipped % any part OF Enassd States. SEND
for 0rcular. with three cant stamp
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dseli ~ MsiR ssEsss, Msnseh
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'' Western Reserve

and Goshen hOusekeepers pnd dsfrymsn
pronounce the FINLEY CHURN DAsHER
the BEST ohnmiBg implement YET sees. Tryi Il
yourself snd you will be uny convinced Re-
tail a. g %. IA. CAMERON CO.
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Saw Mill, Grist Mill anu TWO Gin
Stands for Rent.

THE undersigned offers for rent his large e.
4 tablishment on freDchmaus Bayou, Mis-
sieslppl county, Ark, consisting nf saw Mil,
drist Mill, and two Gin Stands, Workshop and
shelter, all new and 10 good condition.
tiobsi Gan he fioated by the bayou 10
mill. Address MsssrE. " Ocmelpy, 10Y q
Dr. f. q. Me3ayock, and Briggs & Norton.
HENRY DICKINSON.
MemphIa. Tern. Dec. "a 1857. Ices w
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Ask Rer.W. G. Iohnsnn

or the Christiaa Adroeats. Col E whiun0rs, Of
thu PabEe ledger, Or. R. h. Rivers, oft soa-
sryins Female college. DIT. n. W. Philips Ofthe
southern Farmer, for their opinion Of the FIN
LEY CaURH DAsHER, q you VII soon
own one.
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An Underground River in OhIO. A
arnnf NnturnI rurlnnilN

An Underground River tn OhiO. A
Great Natural Curiosity.
From the Fremont (oJ Journal
It is not generally known that there
exists, about a mile west Of Fremont, q
remarkable underground stream, with a
swift current, and no outlet shove t5e
surface Of the ground this side OF Lake
Erie. Il was discovered several years
ago on q farm north OF the -Four Mile
House, now owned by widow Shelter,
by a man who was returning from u days
chopping in the woods. In walking
over q slightly suRken place he noticed
q hollow sound and turning, struck the
ground with his ak, broke through aud
disappeared, and never has been heard
from since. Further investigations
showed a rock about six feet below the
suRface, with q cTevice q foot OF more
wide, In which water could be seen
several feet below. By tracing Its course
further down and breaking through the
crust, the same phenomenon appeared
again, and by dropping II piece OF wood
or other floating substances in the upper
aperture, it was soon seen to pass the
lower one, showing 3 strong current.
A lead and line, let down to the depth
of seventy feet, found no bottom. The
supply of water is only slightly effected
by drouth, a pump set up in Il Of the
places above mentioned, has furnished
the pGrest water to the whole neighhor.
hood during the late dry IL ia
sertRinly a remarkable stream.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

EOR SALE OR RENT-The MAYFIELD
L PLACE containing 6n acres, SIS cleared
and under fence, a good gin and giuhOuse,
gtabies and necessary Out-houses, a nice dwell
ling, two good cisterns and one we'll, spring on
the place which affords running water the year
ro1nd. This place Is situAiea on the Horn
lake road, Rmiles from Memphis, aud viii be
sold 70 suit the times Do not sold hy the ljth
OF January. 1858, viii be rented 10 "A 70 q ten
ant. Apply TO
r DUDLEY FRAYSER, ATTY,
M. II Madison street, OF 10
is. LANE, on the premises.
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T1HE stockholders Of the DesotO Insurance
L ana Irust J~1mpany are hereby notified That
an elect GA viii be held, At their Office, on jan
uary 18Th next, from 10 am until Z pm. FOR the
purpOss OF electing seven Directors.
} u. LONSDALE, Secretary.
Ledvar rnnv tin day. aac.T "a
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TELEGRAPH.
Night Dispatches
FROM MOBILE.

MOBILE, Dec. 2S.-Judge Busted wa
shot to-day by District Attorney Martin,
who had been indicted by the Grand
Jury for revenue frauds. He is now in
jail. BustSHas wounds are not mortal.
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D.. ID. Rasberrys general agent iof AFAA
ohn 3. ResrdOn, Little Rock Ark
ThrustOn, Van BGreni ARK.
Read FLETCHER, Pin Biud, Ark
Too. r. Eaktp, Washington, Ark.
~ Ar winfield, Camden, Ark.
q. G. icy, Bolivar, Penn.
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Our readers haTe read the ssckening
datails Of the late horrible disastsron the
Iake,Shor kRoad, rear Budnio-oHe OF
stise1nost awful nat has ever occurred Ia
this country. The use Of u is thus
stated
The cause Of the accident has been
a%scertRined 10 have been owing to q break
Ia the tread surface Of the wheel eight
teen inches wide, next TO the fisnge-
This caused the rear car to leave the
rails, in which position IL was dragged
nearly the entire length OF the bridge to
3 point at the east end, which Is the
highest place. The car Immediately In
front also left the track, but not until 1t
had resched nearly the center Of the
bridge.
The rear car plunged OFF the bridge at
the east end, falling about seventy feet.
The next car passed over the bridge, but
finally rolled down the earth embRnk-
meut. TIE rear car at onee took fire,
adding horror upon horror, standing
- Il fell, upon end, withth entire BUM
Der Of over fifty passengers piled in a
confused mass, together with two stoves
and broken seats, In q place difficult
OF access. Those not instantly killed
were slowly roasted TO death. The cries
Of the dying were heartrenGing, and
lasted fully twenty minutes, while the
uninjured passengers and employees were
unable 10 render any assistance.
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OF the FINLEY CHURN DAsaERy AMI try
IL; II not fully up 70 representation return II
and get your Three Dollars.
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1000 FINLEY Churn Dnsharn

To arrive next week. Agents can be probably
employed. Our agents are all making money.
You can do the same, II you VIII Try.
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UnitedStates Internal Sale
COLLECTORS OFFICE,
EIGHTH DISTRICT, IENNEssEE,
MEnrpHL. .lLL nanamM.E Isa-

EIGHTH DISTRICT, TENNEssEE,
MEMPHIS, 18th December, 1851
WILL sell. at the Commercial Hotel. Nos. 2
i and II Jefferson street, on the 9th day Of
January, 1865, commencing at 10 O'Clock a m,
the fOlOWiug property, levied on by me as the
property Of d. B-ysOn, TO SATISFY a warrant Is
med by r $. ~Saunders, Collector Internal Rev
enue, Sth District OF Tennessee, for the sum Of
five hundred and ninety-seven 5-l0O dollars,
with all costs OF advertising. sale, etc added
this amount being que the United States Gov
eTnmentb by the said d BrysOn for his license As
Hotel-Eeeper aud retail liquor dealer, and tax
on watch, for tbs year ending the LIST Of May,
1865:
]. The Office Furniture.
2 The Bar-rOom contents and Furniture.
g. Billiard room Furniture,
4. Contents Of Wine Closet.
5. Dining room Furniture.
&. Pastry room Furniture.
z. Furniture, Bedding, etc, in rooms in said
Commercial Hotel, from No lst 10 U2inclusiye.
All Of which property is iuily described in a
Catalogue OF the Furniture and Property Ofthe
{ commercial Hotel, issued by T. W. Brown,
Trustee. Register, Trezeyant& Co ,Auctioneers.
II :. SAUNDERS,
Collector Internal revenue, Sth Dist Tenn.
b JOHN MARTIN, Sr..
Gee.f tbs D1uUfT Collector
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For Renf.

Deputy U. S. Marshal as Messenger
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DRY GOODS.
THE IMPENDING CRASH
To THE
CITIZENS OF MEMPHIS.

DHAT THE money market Is stringent. and
1 nothing 10 warrant the hope that the near
future may bring forth a better state OIthiu.S.
is but too strongly evidenced b. the many ami
large ~failareS, not a ne in Memphis, but al
over tie COUNTRY,
In view Of those stern ITS we have. agtertWo
weeks diligent attent;O ucCeeded in 70 ug
through our immsnse st. iron lst 20 4tn
door, and marking down the same to prices
that Ill repay oar labor.
As an enumeration Of our IHAiEN p AND
WELL SELEJTED STOCK would Uccupy TOO
much time and space we snail c1nnne our
selves TO a mention Of the leading departments
in house, hoping thereby To attract Jue de-
sired notice without resOrtinE TO the p~etIf1g-
glng system OF enutneratiug each p-uuy "
prices IN connection with certain E~ItiClesC Of but
little or no value at best.
our house being one of the oldest-If not the
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Y0fice i'm RnnLr.,,ntc1L

Deputy L. = Marshal, as Messenger
Republican banner publish Two times CaiIy
- y.
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CTRAYED OR STULEN-From ". a. Z. Boil
- ing's place, on the DIST November, two
right eye, sway back and heavy belly, mere
MI e, sllt IN the len ear, about eight years old,
branded on the LEFT fore shoulder. One bright
sOrrel horse Mule, niche in the right ear. four
teen hands high, branded in the Hank by letter
A suitable reward Will be paid for tue recovery
of tne Mules, or either OF them, at this office.
hac2r 20
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V'HE very desirable Residence nov occupied
i by Mrs. Eliza PrCudht,
Situated on Central Avenue,
Two miles from the city, containing Five Acres,
four OF which are under cultivation, suitable
for an elegant Market Garden; delightful
Peac 4 and Apple Orchard, hne Wen Of Water,
together with all necessary Out-housss. Also.
four MILCa COWS FOR ALL. Inc above
property VIII be rented for the following year
TO a good tenant. Fol farther information ap-
ply on the premises, or to
dec27 Ivy DAY
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NEW ADvERTLSEME'Ts

WANTED FROM THREE To EIGHT
~ Acres well T1mbcred Land, within Ave
miles OF Court Squar for which cash will be
paid. Address c. DOWDIN,
deeZ51W" SenatObia Miss.
EOR RENT a COMFOETABLg House ON
/ Adams street-six rooms besides kitchen
and servants rooms Rent mas be paid In
board. Apply At the office Of
dec2q w re
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Col. Ell Parker, who disappointed
everybody, including his afianoed, by
not coming 20 time to get married last
wecks fooled the public again by marry
ing tie lady twelve hours before the an
pointed time A great crowd gathered
81 church to-day % witness the cere-
moag. The Colonel was maFrlsd last
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ODlon, Henry and HaTdsmEn mite Team.
aud AArHnan, Lafayette. POntotOe and Ysuo-
ousha counties, Miss. are open 70 azeaev far
the FINLEY CHURN pAsHER Apply in
msdiatsly 10
LACAMERON SC0.
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MARRIED,

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS the resi-
dsnce OF the brides father, f =. Latham, Esq,
in ne-oto county, Miss, ON the 2ith inst, by
the Rev. 7. d.. Witherspoon, Captain JAMES
S~oUTHERLAND te Miss IMoGRH LATHAM, both
Il this CITY.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-12-29

Gen. Grant, 10 conversation to-day, 10
Is reported, said be wss very much vexed
that Gen. Ord should have Issued his re-
cent order IN relation 10 the restitution
in Mississippi without consulting higher
authority. He added that be had infor-
nation from reliable sources that the
condition Of things was not half as bad
as set forth by Gen. Ord.
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AMUsEmENTs.
NEW MEMPHIS THEATER
SIX NIGHTs DNIY

Monday Evening, DeeeynbeF SO.-The pop
uLar young rageufau, FRANK MAYO. Great
sensation play entitled the STREETS OF
NEW IORE-FOm Baager,F frank Mayo.
IN active Observation-Disclosures CROOK.
D1orH open ht = TO : curtain 70 rise &C ~
precisely Seats may be secured six days n
advance.
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ROOSTER, IRRELEVANT

decl5 tbs Aueuoueerr.
- Jackson, Tenn, Wing copy and send bill
70 Appeal ONCE.
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Senator'S and Representatives who re-
main in Washington are receiving a
great many letters from business men IN
opposition to Mr.. Sherman's Funding
hiff
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Notice Of DlssoIsstfOn.

THE c%opartnsrship heretofore existing be-
i tween the undersigned, having expired by
limitation, il this day THE Ath OF December,
1851, dissolved by mutual consent.
The papers connected with, and all transac-
lions in future, concerning the business Of Bull
lock & Anderson. viii be in the hands OF v. A.
W Anderson. who will give all Information In
10 The same, ana attend personally 10
the CONCLUSION OF such business. He viii be
found in Folwells Block, cOruer Monroe and
second streets.
JOHN BULLOCK.
de27 90 VAN A. W. ANDERSON.
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NOTICE no TAI PAYERS.

THE TAX COLLECTORS OFFICE will be
L closed On January !, Is6s, Tor the purpose
Of making the De~linquents' Report 70 January
.erm Of Circuit Court Of shelby county, Tenn.
PHILIP GAHVlN,
Tax Collector for Shelby County, 1907.
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NOtice fO NtockhnLdern

Deputy U, 5. Marshal. ss Messsng
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Notice in ~BanRruptcy.

Deputy U. s Marshal, as he.seng,
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PUBLIC SALE
-T TIKI
TRAOT
" q
GEN. SAM J. HAYS,
At Jackson, Tenn.
On ThursdaI, 16lh Dan of January

WE SHALL, through Msssrs. ROYsTER,
w IRRELEVANT a CO., Auctfousers, offer At
public sale. upon the premises
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The beautiful and valuable Homestead Tract Of
the late Gen. SAMUEL J. HAYS, containing
tl0 acres OF land in and Immediately adjacent
TO tf2 city OF Jackson, Tenn. undivided into
Lots and small Tracts. suitable Tor Residences
and small Farms The Mansion Is one OF tho
most elegant and spacious In Tennessee, situa-
Ted on besutfuiand highly Oruanenfeo ground.
The advantages OF Railroad facilities from the
two roads now in operation. 10 be Increased by
The NIuceuEes and New Orleans Air Line road,
passing through Paducah aud connecting with
the Mississippi Central at tuts point. maze II a
center Of commercial and manufacturing i'm
purtauce which has given vitality and growth
10 Jackson. even under all the depressing in
husucss which have retarded almost every
other place In the South. In society and health,
Jackson Is notoriousiy one OF the most attract
i've cities In the south.
TERMS OF sALE-Tnird cash balance in one
and Two years, with interest, secured by trust
deeds. A. j. HAYS.
r. b HAYS,
MIDDLETuN HAYS.
+. n. PRESTON,
R0TSTER, IRRELEVANT d CO.,
decI5 tbs Aueuoueerr.
Es- Jackson, Tenn, Wing copy and send bill
10 q nnaaI nF4na
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NOTICES.
NOTICE TO
Miss sALLIE coRNELIus

WILL OPEN A SCHOOL FOR GIRLS AND
W small Boys, on the ID JANUARY, 1855
at tbs residence Of DR.. D. r Early, on Jones
avenue, III door from Alabama street. and
Immediately In the rear Of st. Mays Church,
for Urls and small boys. decs
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NEW ADVERTTsEME'Ts

rusr FfNIsHED AND FOR RENT.-TwO
j elegant Brick Residences, with StOre-rooms
1ftscaed. These houses are situated on Second
street. in Chelsea, and will be let very cheap 70
decsgawS W. D. MtCALLUM.
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FUNERAL NOTICE.

FRlCk-The friends and acquaintance Of
Mt. GEORGE FRICK aud family are RESPECTFULLY
lnvlfei 10 attend his funeral. from his late res
Idencef corner Of OvertOn and Front streets, at
z O'clOck this afternoon. .
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Editors Appeal: I send you for publi-
cation the Constitution and Bylaws OF
the Labor Union, now 90 operation in
louisiana and Mississippi. The first
organization was IN Madison parish, La.
after submitting the matter to Gen. Han
c0ck-whO promised TO do everything in
his power 20 aid US, and has officially
referred the measure 10 Gen. Howard.
Chief Of the Freedmen's Bureau. The
Warren county, Miss, organization has
been submitted 10 Gen. Ord, VINO has also
referred il to Gen. Howard, Commits
sinner Of the Ereedmen's Bureau, recon-
meudiDg the system, Provided respon-
sibie persons shall be put in charge Of the
county organizations" This prOviso 10
~judiciOus, and oughg TO be kept in view,
ia the selection Of officers Of the county
organizations.
7 am on my way to Washington and
hope 10 be able 10 make a good report Of
the success Of the measure-backed as il
is by the representations q the Govern
ment officials Who have full opportunity
OF approaching the necessity OF such an
Organization, aDd Of judging Of its adap-
tatiOn TO u present necessities.
Noun truly, Il. R. AUSTIN.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-06-21
PUBLIC NOTICE.

OFFICE CLERK OF UouNgL,
May 1867.
The following Section Of An Ordinance to abolish the
office of Superintendent Of Streets TO provide tor Keep
ING the Streets Lanes Alleys, and open Courts in t9e
City of Charleston Clean and for other purposes, S
hereby published for the information Of a concerned
FOR the due protection Of the said contractor or CON
occupant and tenant Of any premises fronting in any
stleet lane alley open c?urt shall on every DAY aay
Sundays excepe have the dirt filth garbage or other
Sf placed in front OF his or her lo in barrel box or
heap and in readiness for the contractor by tho hour Of
seven O'clock A. NJ, from the first day Of May to the
first day Of November in every year ana Gy Lne %
the ret day Of Nay following, And any person offend.
ing herein placing any dirt th garbage or other nor
ofa in any street. lane sley or open cort er tie
hours above named shall bc subject to fine not less
han two nor more than five dollars for each and every
offence, to be imposed by the Mayor. ,,,,ru
BY order ". d. SmtIn,
May 16 ClerK VI NooHoei.
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ORDINANCE.

yT,HE FOLLOWING ORDINANCE Is PUBLISHED
for the information of oil co.eerned
AN ORDINANCE TO REGULATE TEE CLEANSING OF PaIV1Es
AND VAULTS IN THE CORPORATE LIMITS OF THE oTTY
+ Bo 1t Ordained by the Mayor and Aldermen, That
from and after the ratification Of this Ordinance 1t shall
not be lawurfor any person to cleanse or remove the
contents of Vaults or Pryies within the limits OF the
city without having previously obtained license Tor the
same: all such licenses to expire on the 3lst December
of every year and be subject to all requirements mpos-
ed by Ordinances regulating the granting OF Licenses Tor
Drays and CARTS ,u
N That the use Of Barrels in open Carts and Wagons
ia prohibited and parties applying for License will be re
oired to provide closed Carts suitable for the purpose
III All persons having such License shall report at
one ofth Guard Houses during the day. his OF their IN
tenon 10 such work during the ensuing night IN the
Lower Wards such report to be made TO the Main Guari
House in the Upper Wards to Upper Guard HOUSE.
" The place or places for the deposit OF such ofs
shall be designated from time to time by the Mayor
v Every owner driver Of such Licensed Cart or
any other person who shall violate any Of the provisions
of This Ordinance shall neglect or refuse to observ
e same or any them shall forfeit and pay for each
oenco fine not to exceed twenty-five dollars, to be en-
forced BY the Mayorn his Court, or recovered In any
other Court of competent jurisdiction.
Ratified Ia city OGnn0i this seventh day Of May In the
wear OF our Lord one thousand eight hundred p six
ty-seVen. - ,,r-,nn
II. g. +. Y. dAt4LAnD,
Clerk of Council Smo May 10
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THE AIKEN PRESS

TITS PROPOSED TO PUBLISH IN THE TOWN OF
Aiken 8. c., Weekly paper under the above title.
to be devoted to General nteligence-Ponhca Com
mercial, socisl, Literary, and Reigous-with Depart
ment OF Agriculture, including the Field, the Orchard.
the Vineyard, and the Garden. News Summary, to
contain or the .b 9S eSen Of the
don viii be given to the unsettled question Of Labor,
best adapted to now condition and the development!
of the resources Of the country in MANUFACTURES, Ag
culture, Fruitraising, and Vinegrowing,
Terms-$S year, in advance,
B. W. RAVENEL, Editor.
W.D. KIRKLAND, Ppblahsr January q