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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-06-05

ing transfers of real estate were left at the
Recorders office on yesterday:
VIM. Allen to Simon Young, March 9TH ,
part of lot No. 16 in the town of Winches-
ter, for $500. sa-,-r
VIM. A. Gill to John L. Lott, May Is b
part of lot No. SO of VIM. A. Gill's North
Fourth addition to the city of Colum bus,
for S4OO.
Charles Bush and wife to w
Leighner, March 2sth, 81 square poles of
land in Madison township, for $500.
Samuel E. Kile, County Auditor, to
Aaron p. Spencer, June 4th, lot No. 10 in
the town of Franklinton, for So 80 tax and
penalty.
~Wm. Mcdonald and wife to Thomas
Miller and H. II. Kimball, June Sd, lots
Nos. 1, 2, 4, 5, 6, z, 8, 9, 10, IL and IL in D.
w. and H. B. Brooks subdivision of out
lot No. 90 of Samuel Crosby's addition to
the city of Columbus, for $1,S00.
A. Sager and wife to Daniel Hickman,
April 18th, acre of land, in Truro town
ship, for $50.
Samuel Sharp aud wife to Amanda NJ
Tallman, June ID, part of lots Nos. 20 and
80, in the town OF Groveport. for $3.50.
Edward II. Latham and wife to VIM.
Jamison, June 1st, lots Nos. 20 and 73 of
Latham's addition to the city of Columbus,
for Sl,O5O.
Frank B. Latham to Samuel Galloway,
May 10Th, lots Nos SO and 72 of Latham's
addition to the city of Columbus, for 81, ,O50.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-06-05

Pioneers PIc-NIc.-We trust our read
ers will all remember the picnic at the
County Fair Grounds, of the pioneer set
tiers of Franklin county, tomorrow MORN
ing. Last year the occasion was delight
full one, and we have every reason to be-
lieve that this will be even more enjoyable.
The arrangements tor good time are per-
feet.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-06-05

RETURN MATcH.-The return match be-
tween the Delaware Base Ball Club, of
Delaware, and the Live Oak Club, of this
city, will be played on the grounds west of
Tod Barracks to-day. Play will be called
at o'clock P. NJ. The game will be a
close one. Lovers of the game are invited
tn witness this match.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-06-05

ss FINED FOR FIGHTING. - John Wyble,
John Ketzel, John Desham, George Grau
and Frank Getzroy were up before the
Mayor yesterday afternoon, charged with
fighting on Sunday last. The three first
being the ringleaders, were fined $40 each
and ordered to be confined for five days in
the city prison, and the other two, not be-
ing so guilty in the matter, got off with q
fine of So each. It's pretty rough on the
boys, but the Mayor is determined to break
up this Sunday skirmishing.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-06-05

NEW AND BEAUTIFUL MUsIC.-From the
popular music house of j. F. Harris & Co.,
Sc North High street, we have received the
following beautiful music:
Spring Flowers, very graceful and
pleasing polka, for the piano, composed by
Jennie l.. Ford, dedicated to her pupils at
Germantown, Ohio.
Moonlight, delightful waltz, for the pi-
ano, by A. Ebel, dedicated to the young la
dies of Cooper Seminary.
Turner's Opera House March, composed
by Ed. Spoth, illuminated with a most
correct lithograph of the Dayton Opera
House. We have already spoken commen-
datory of this March.
Oh, where art thou Dreaming, song for
two voices, composed by Karl Merz. Words
by Thomas Moore. A song that must be
popular with lovers of good music. Ded-
icated to Miss Matte F. Young.
The Belle of the Miami Valley polka
brilliant, for the piano, composed by f. c.
Mayer. A very dashy, attractive polka.
We can recommend it. Dedicated to the
ladies of Dayton.
Spring Flowers, very pleasing and
gemmy bit of music, composed by Joe
Fischer, of Dayton, and dedicated to Miss
NJ. E. Kessling.
This music is all from the great Western
Music publishing house of Fischer & Bro,
of Dayton. Messrs. Harris & Co. keep
their publications, and all other late and
fashionable music.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-06-05

STRAWBERRY FEsTIvAL.-Of course no
one of our readers who wishes to fully en-
Joy himself will be absent from the straw
berry festival of the Congregational
Church to might. They have way of do
ing things there that makes one feel at
home, and of producing on the dullest
mind the impression that a festival of the
Congregational Church is a good thing to
offa1I
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-06-05

THE CIRCUS To-DAY.-Thayer & Noyes'
great Circus will make its entree into the
city this morning. We like the style in
which the managers put their claims be-
fore the public, and commend the taste
they have exhibited in selecting the fea-
lures for their exhibition. Their perform
ing animals are all perfectly trained, and
cannot be excelled by any den of animals
in the country. While the procession at 10
o'clock this morning, composed of the car
of Aurora, animal vans, horses, ponies, and
cavalcade of costly attired ladies and gen.
tlemen will be magnificent, and must elicit
the appreciation of all beholders, being one
of the most imposing ever seen on the
streets of Columbus, they make the inside
entertainments the great feature. The
troupe is constituted of performers of &C
knowledged merit, not second rate 'till
ups:n the stud of bloodad horses, ponies,
&C., is one of the best travelling, while the
entire performance is at once suggestive of
novelty and enterprise. Such an estab-
lishment, SO perfect in all its parts, has
never before visited this city. ALI who
visit the Circus on Rich street this after
noon or tonight will indorse our estimate
of the show.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-06-05

TRINITY CHURCH. The handsome gothic
edifice, erected by the congregation of
Trinity, corner of Third and Broad street,
is fast approaching completion. When
finished, it will be one of the handsomest
church edifices in the city. If not in the
State. The contract for plastering the in
terror has been let to Messrs. Gulick &
Nagle, gentlemen of high reputation in
their business. Their names are guar
antee that the work will be well done.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-06-05
CONGRESSIONAL.
WASHINGTON, June A.
SENATE.

George G. Gorham, defeated last year for
Governor of California, was elected Secre-
tary of the Senate without ballot, the
only dissenting vote being that OF Mr.. Me-
Creery. ~-. III. -...;..-
Mr.. BUCKALEW announced the death
of ex- President Buchanan. 2 efi
1 Aninnrned. Il IL. - -.-.------. -----.---
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-06-05
COMMERcIAL MATTERS.


New York Money market-June q.
GOLD-Openedh quiet; the board al
journed early at 1875.
Cincinnati Money IIarket-June 4.
GOLD-139% buying. ...,.,v.s-..,s
MONEY-Market easy at SOLO per cent.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-06-05

GONG 1T.-Yesterday colored damsel
on whose ringlets some eighteen summers
had shed their curl papers and dropped
their blooms, excited either with religious
fervor or benzine, and we couldn't learn
which, executed pas seul on East State
street with great agility, bowling mean
while like Dervish: .---.
'With mixed up sound,
Like q crying babe or beaten hound"
She was finally gathered in by passing
Good Samaritan of her own color, who
took away the shouting sister, to the salts
faction of the neighborhood. We have
since learned that she is set down among
the mokes hereabout as "a crazy Niger"
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-06-05

GALooT REcoRD.-There was fine turn
out of galoots before the Mayor yesterday.
There is some sense in holding court where
there are so many to be tried.
Martin Finneran was arrested on charge
of being drunk and disorderly. Mart's
best grip is to be disorderly when he is
drunk. Benzine seems to operate on his
muscles SO that it is impossible for him to
resist hitting somebody. He tried it on
policeman and come to grief. The Mayor
fined him Sc. He couldn't pay. and so he
went to the stone pile.
John Tulley and Michael Allen came to
this city from Milford Center to purchase
articles for household consumption. They
could find nothing nicer to have in the
house than benzine. For want of jug to
carry it home in they placed themselves
outside of gallon or SO, and started on
their travels about town. Michael becom-
ing tired, lay down upon the sidewalk for
quiet snooze, while John, like Glory in
O'Hara's poem:
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-06-05

WHAT'S THE MATTER ?-The Local of the
Saaa SAassMAN seems TO be greatly troubled
since. saw f;t 70 sbows t,s;r ppff:ct;on for The
dead soldiers of the Republic by strewing
mowers on their graves. Before this beau
th;nl 0tHemony .H.,t LOOK piace, nc seemeu 70 ~
would do so for no,iticsi nnrnoses. On
Monday morning, when he found that he
could not make people believe such stuff,
tt q. sne " "a. i.. Anu ysseeruay'
try had convinced him OF TT the $ sentiments
which are entertained for the loyal dead, he
nrated ABOUT the foolishness OF strewing
The Sonthern % nonn1a oous ,,an,a g,ases, "h ro.r
ing spring, since the war closed. have
decked the graves of their dead soldiers
Win horai offerings, and the STATESMAN
monv r. nni, y h,.ns so5;s, ~ 'ne
of the STATEsMAN when the graves OF pat-
oo.ersds'
we never thougnt IL was ioolish 20 strew
.'o"oie oii ueau soiuiers graves, NOT oiu
any "oru vi ours lihpiy we 1houghS So
!" nas we u'u Rruinoie aoouS' was tnac none
-. Wv" "oco souiy' Ine uuiy ioya,'
" e,sso ~ .uose Solo "u,S'eS' i.au
e'e 'naO '"0 Do.'s - o", go
"oio W oo uhcosoiou AZ, po.U'o"i
pu'poso .u iluiaiapoiiS' "neh .ne hi'e
Doys IN due every man Oh "noin hau
zen uues' hle' anu ior years nop,y per-
~, .eo n,s ou'y' a''einp'eu " Jorn 'ne plor
oess'o., 'ney W. pie.e"Seo' "' De
0"u'e 'uoy WIN hos so'e ioi uian'' Now
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-06-05
Guards with solemn round
The bivouac of the deadn-drunk.

The bivouac of the dead''-drunk.
. The Marshal, on scout, surrounded and
captured the silent watcher and his friend.
Then John issued a war bulletin. and pro-
six weeks. Tie Mayor yesterday fined
Tully So and Allen $5, for being drunk on
the streets. They paid up and departed.
Thos. Ragan, Thos. Bester and William
Riley, were arrested as vagrants, s'having
no visible means of support" AS we gazed
on Riley's thin legs, we thought the charge
was well founded. So, it seems, thought
the Mayor, for he fined them S. each and
sent them to the chainga g in default of
payment. ~ <s'iHz9-
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-06-05

liant metallic green. The newest and pref
tiest, however, are the leaves and flowers
of mother of pearl, which, in the natural
tints, compose exquisite ornaments for tur-
quoise blue bonnets.
The most elegant bonnets for visiting are
now made of lace, embroidered by hand,
ornamented with colored blonde edging
and leaves of mother of pearl exactly to
match. Sometimes an aigrette of mother
Of pearl is stylishly placed high on one
side of the front. q
The newest and most distinguished round
hats bearing a striking resemblance to the
hat worn by Ristori as Marie Antoinette.-
The crown is not quite so high, nor the
brim so broad, but otherwise it is like it,
the same in outline and in the coquetry of
its somewhat wide, flexible brim.
Plain round hats made of marseilles or
coutilie, some corded, others pointed or
scolloped upon the edge, have been adopt
ed by many ladies for travelling purposes
for years past. because they can be ''done
up" and are injuriouslY effected by no ac-
cidents of weather. In this respect they
have the advantage OF white muslin bon
nets, although the latter, while fresh, are
more becoming.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-06-05

sun Rises. - Sun Sets......... 70
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-05-20
SHOULDN'T pOIT.

Some body or several bodies over at Cl;ca
go seem 10 be in favor Of the Conventiop
that meets there day making fooi.o itsel
BY adopting declaration OF hos,ilit,es agains
Chase and the seven Republican Senator.
who voted against Impeachment When those
who propose this iadlseretion, &c. orsr being
mad, they will see that i. would be yery alb.
sard thing TO do. The House Of Represen.a.
tives, the body to WHOM, tbs right belonged
preferred articles Of impeachment against
Andrew Johnson. The ease was tried at the
bar OF the Senate. We think. the Repnbii.
can psrty thinks, that there was proper
ground for impeachment. and that johnson
should hive been convicted. But he wasn't.
Senators Grimes. Fessenden, Tfumbnj,,
Henderson, Ross, NanWiakie and Fowltr
voted agains, conviction. The men who
elected these Senators, whose representa-.
tires they are. claim that these Senators hv
their votes j. ronged them. Nov r.; these
Senators so into the keeping Of ,hsir cct,.
siitaenis. The Republican party, in lis ma
uonal capacity, has nothing 10 do with il.
hgers Republican at that Consention NAV +.
Rret shat impeachment iaiied, NAV be very
Wroth With the Senators named but not one
OF those Republicans nor all Of them have
any right TO try 10 saddle their ipdiy,snsl
views upon national party as a party creed.
The matter for that Convention il 10 do ,ha
york necessary TO complete Rsccnstrac.;on--
let il do that, 1'het Convention viii M
ny, surely to rcsarrec, impeachment. Iast
Convention surely isn't going 10 eoncoct aas:
proclaim theory Of imreachmeut 10 CONVEX.
'ne eos''iy to. We hope that Convention
"''' ao' he ''self 10 the tail of failure. LIE.
ofesaizs ITSELF o. vital and and pressing i.
sues. Il don't need 10 .ronbls ;,ss,f v;,b
killing deader dead Pfesia.,,. =. !.
ii that it makes new and i've en-.
The faiiare of Impeachment. viii no.,
.gs the Republican party. unless We make !
do u. Let The hart heal now. Lei Mr.
Grimes. Mr.. TrunhulI aud the res. be ouie,lr
dropped. Let their places be better flied az
soon as possible. Aud instead OF rearets and
wfansllng. lei rs have speedy and earasa Or.
gatizaliea for he victory that hsrrEory. q.
sanizatioa. ard untiriug effort c.. .lone ii.
for Ms Ia November next
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-05-20
BntcneIor.. Hair Dye.

Tais splenali Hair Dye Is this sesi in the world TIE
cay true AMI psrfeo. Dye; harmless. reliable ina
nsou-; Nc disappointment; senens tints; remedies
10 III eecis tad dyes; fnvigorass and leaves The
Hair .oit ami hesufr, tiaei broisH Field by all.
rruggist. Ard Perfmefs and properly applied st Batch
elors Wig Factory Nc Il B1nf street. New York
spr3dy
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snecial Notices.
;.,,-e i ,ne Great Physlcian.

nature lis the Great Fhysicsa"'
vh,, i, nov admitted, ty tas medical profe's''1'
Fundamental principle Of healing 'e'en'.
vI.e,y provided BY the human sconop' -
sny thing /. wssps in the rhs''eH' y. =. H..
,oree. ., tbs bod, arc brought 70 pear =
g.. ... aim, ,ssrssore.'s to ssssnashah "
mi. has seen kept IN view bs 'ne
-. s.,,ou.ders OF HasfsIiAhs :,
skin, steh operates TO give fssh vfsass 20 az
plt - ~ me body. The eject q ths mea'c'he u
the the liver AMI the kidneys. Is pfomps
On s...,vs The patient who . wise enough % qai'
-. .,a try tha BIrTEas, scon fsc'sss re nsd
nes les So gflif-, and - hs coaslna,s use ms
,.,es he Il oyeriosed to sni the streams 81 trata
o.,.iny through his frsre. It Il prepared With gres'
ana la e,mponen. parts entirely ves"tsble ~
fra. from III. oeetpns eitsn Urged against piePa'
r.,lsn, offlse kinl. Asa MEDICAL A6Es = a.
.srp.I while its pleasing q. Of "a hsai'h'a s N
nave maie Il a general fsTorits. II Is us'
! ,,optrtfe, Z, ,aniated to impair Il - TEN
-. 80. at oree mil l. soothing sps tt eet. n'' ~
,.ss u..d HosrgIrxR's sfoaAeh d s'''''
j.. ir.ues and CONNIE nait 10 nts-
xto are IN the enjoy Of perfect health
.,,. t.-e mod 20 have recourse TO tonics as pre-
:, ia s.s. We are too well armed aaairst
.,t, d 'ihs Ills That i,sn is hs.r to- In health
ae.s his TOMS cannot h tskaa regularly SihoIs
Is i,ipT vit.iitr and Il ss,iclty 70 fhs syGH
ma y df~
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NOTICE.
TESTIMONIALS.

TESTIMONIALS.
HON. GEORGE w. WOODWARD,
ctisf Jaatie' etme saprems ceH4t Or Rna,ypcHso,
writ =:
P.H1s,4paiz. March 10, is67.
ss.a .ss.s ~ !; !. ...
of debility and santof action in tse system
/ Youes truly. GEa. W. ~.s,nWARD"
HON. JAMES THOMPSON.
Jt,ig, Of N. tapyens Cont # fnatg'ra,sir
fhila 3st},Ifa. .p.i IL ltC6.
~ consider no Rad. GtrAan B'tsets's raisfsb's
rasoietas in II sttatk.o Ind<e-iin dyspepsia.
| css &c; tfy this IRON ny p-ri-tr- ef II
Yours, With sl.et,
J,HEs Tnoapsos."
From Rev. Jos. II. kENEAHD, u. D..
/ Frstar If tas ah sp ,,ts, tsssch fAita3e'gsia.
/ h. Jccasaa- p-sr tif lsass b .u r. guen,i, re-
qua ID 70 ny bss e ~'ia Ieeaam uiaters a
din reIt khds Of -1r les, hH ressfdiax - p-xrttce
out OF MS snp.oFr.s EA @a;e sphere, nHs- In
all Gases declined, but III VAH WITH clear rrcof 10
i-n.iiy, Of III. usvfasnes. q Nos .nas ssrmsn
! Rittors ue;sf fsr once rom rsuai e.
pters my mi conviction I'm ffssf I lsfty Of IN
ssst ona Is, eeiolty or Kirer Faiat II san
and mil, frsfrl tfr III II missy faf hui
usually, tonDt npt,it viii he seIy ben na to those
Who surt fron the above rams 3.
fo- 5, sefr respectfully
j. HKES sAao
EixhtA beiam c.aes 81
| From Rev, r. d FEsDsLI,
4sSfst9st fdaaf tEftfia e. a1iets, Isxt'd tp11a.
iaads Der Han st'ers sna feel ny pri.sse
n.na then valuable iaris !, all 10 sui
tving from sr' ersi fesitty iron sfsiag
from esraagsn n . ,s~:irer.
:. truly,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-05-20
PRICES

Hoon snds German Rittsss, per bottle 60
half dotva . o
Hooasnd's German Tonic, put up in 90 ut botii,s q
r,er hottie, = half doxsn o
ar0o not fotast examine wsi Tbs article u a bay
IN vFd 4 get tie genuine
FOR sala by aii Dru1gists and Dealers
n 0tdletness
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-05-20

prafE{s sYEEELI, raf5t.@rs ID a.neA,s Q
- chiaa, e.ass, aaa kHtaen ~st~, No - Lax
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Chicago s.ens. ana oi, Works.

r yt3ssoS 81 + q. Prank ia street 81 ~ as ,sutr
Hs4u .hs snd tss; lea !se ui.a 'tg ~ dEss, tt'
i a. ,Auis eyers, .hastsfs, Frs'tag if9hts y Z.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-05-20
Ryank Books. Stationery q 4
ner March ONKe.
Commission.

nIAIK pgSssotg e1, Gs7 tassign A4reA&ht'
- No ls5 Washington street Flour 9rAs, f'ess--
i3ss se So
r,s,,y u n, 4 K,S.EY. wei q "a ssfsss.,ii VI =
80. II -gasA SSH hisAu ssH ta, eelnsf Lax
street, talsssts 4 ..4-,------
.a.er,tozft, ~ s.st, " ., haut8 IN Yeri
| ata}n set,t.. Posk Lsra Bel Is4s, etc clio
&c, " tttisuu streef
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p4raous .fdruMfed In Lt1e

snd ceiling tb- hind II lime pAizhfsg hfasily upsn
them. with ali Is attendant ~ win fni N The Of
tntse III fhR-, The \ .iixif that will rstill
lie irt their TSins rsstere in .essars tie ensrt
and srdot Of yoathfn Jr tusid up tasr slfurk
fors and give health and ipiin.s n ir reain
r.,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-05-20

l. ETH tUfaER> Hstt, "a. aps FAR u
N and Straw 6oof-, Il ifslp II t,-- and RH K
Untr-iis-. Psrs OILS etc, 81 stl ~ L. ks street
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-05-20
Seamless Th,mble skins

n B.BaowN &C.. M4nufa ttrer.. Or ske;n.
" the hea Ei.tt and est offered TIE ss. Sen.
for a.tr4tad catsoGue. % Kingsbury Str ct.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-05-20
SaddIery Hardware.

llR'dnAN, 80 DfEARa HAYES, Coach aud Sad
- dary 1srdxave, i%-ther, Anbe, Seekes and ben
Oar iase wrk sprug., Axlss, Bolts and ieatls Iron
1sI take street.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-08-29

PHYs1cASs wonder at the extraordinary power OF
RAILWAYS RENOVATING RESOLVENT IN curing
the worst forms Of Scrofulous, syphloid, Chronic
Skin Diseases, and its marvellous power In resolving
calculous concretions afordng immediate relief and
consequent cure Of Diseases of the Kidney Bladder
Liver, Lungs. Pancreas Spleen. Its rapid influence
~ tne cure OF DIABETES, Incontnence or scanty tur-
bid, albumnous cloudy urine; its almost instant ef.
hcacy IN stopping itching and painful discharge of
urine, and Ills singular power in curing discharres
nom the Uterus and Urethra, Leucorrh@a, Bloody
Urine, and other unhealthy and weakening dis.
charges;-and inquire wherein the SARSAPIRUo
LIAM used In the Renovstng Resolvent differs from
ordinary SGrsdpdrilas Sarssparillian Is the only
principle In sarsapariAa that possesses curative
prcperties all other parts of the root are inert and
useless One ounce of the extract obtained under
DR.. Railways now process for extracting the curative
properties from vegetable substances contains more
Of the true principle OF cure than twenty pounds Of
the ordinary roots.
SARSAPARILLIAN Is only one of the ingredients
that forms this truly wonderful medicine: and 1t is
the only compromising remedy that communicates
Its purifying, cleandnG and reinvigoratng proper
other secretons. securing harmonious functional
action Of every DEPRIVED organ and gland in the sys
tenn. II the blood Is corrupt the Resolyent VIII
make 1t pure. II the Lungs arc liberated and sore.
secreting thick phlegm and prureleDt matter. the
Resolvent win loosen this deposit and repair the
wasting lung with sound and healthy material. II
the Skin ts covered with pimples, spots, pustuIee
sores ulcers &c, the Resolvent will quickly renovs
these annoyances. II mercury Is deposited lp the
bones and has accumulated In the system, the Re
solvent will drive 1t out the Throat or Bronchial
Glands are liberated the Resolvent will cure these
signs OF an early waste Direct remedies, possess
ing only exclusive properties, are hurtful as they
increase the functional secretions of ons organ by
suspendng the constituent secretions Of Others;
hence, compensatng remedy Like the Resolvent is
the only means Of permanent cure.
BEAR IN MIND THAT EVERY DROP OF BLOOD.
impregnated with the Resolvent and absorbed to-
supply the waste Of tho body, will make pure, sound
taken commences Its work Of publication and in
creasng the appetae and flesh.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-08-29
every hundred dollars of the gross receipts OF
hotels and public eating or boarding houses,

hotels and public eating or boarding houses,
payable monthly.
Paragraph "a of Section 1-H it, cents en-
every hundred dollars OF all receipts OF livery
Paragraph "a Of Section Fifty cents on
every hundred dollars of the gross receipts OF
all printing offices, newspapers and puDhshlng
houses, payable monthly.
Paragraph 26 ofESection Fifty cents on
every hundred dollars of all sales OF horses
and mules brought to the city, payable
monthly.
Paragraph 20 Of Section Fifty cents on
every hundred dollars Of gross receipts OF all
Tavern-Keepers and liquor dealers, payable
monthly, >,
freight and passenger lists Of all steamers or
sailing vessels, paid or payable in this city,
the same payable monthly.
This ordinance shall take effect on and
after -.
By Alderman Lindstrom:
A bill to change an ordinance passed Febfu-
ary II, 1867, creating the Office of City Eng1..
neer, and providing for the compensation OF
the incumbent of the Office, aud for prescribing
his duties, and for other purposes.
A bill to relieve certain persons from the
payment Of license fees 70 the Clerk Of Coun-
Gil and to allow him q salary in lieu OF the
same. -.
The following ordinances were ratified in due
form:
An ordinance to change the system Of the
pay Of the Volunteer Fire Department. or
Charleston in accordance with the report ofthe
Special Committee on the Fire Department,
&C., &c.
An ordinance to compel the closing Of trap
doors and other openings in stores ana otner
Adjourned. ". H. SMITH,
Clerk Of Council.