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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1858-12-10

Arrival of the Overland Mnil-hater from California
and the Territories.
ST. LOUIS Dec 3.-'The overland mail from San
Francisco on the 9Th November has arrived bringing
six passengers, among whom Hon. L. McKibben
of California, and 1t. Mowry from Arizona.
1t NJ furnishes favorable accounts of the ella River
Gold Mines, which average yield of $500 per day
1t is believed that richer surface digngs exist
in the most favored portions of California. From the
location of the mines danger is apprehended from hos
tile Indians.
A meeting of ella city has adopted the resolutions of
the Tuscan and Messila Conventions asking Congress
for territorial organization The silver mines in Ar-
IONA gave rich yield.
Information had been received at Fort Smith that 1t
Beales expedition had gone into winter quarters. The
of his having been attacked by Indians is disbe
lieved
The Apache Indians continued their depredations on
the frontiers Of Sonora and Arizona.
The revolution in Sonora was in full progress Gov.
Pesquiere had lost the support Of the merchants in
sequence of his failing to pay money borrowed from them
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS are indebted to E. CANT
WELL Esq, Chief Clerk Of the House of Commons, for
copy of very neat pamphlet from press of Messrs
HOLDEN & WILSON, Raleigh Printed by order of the
Legislature, containing the Constitutions of the United
States and Of the State of North Carolina also, the
Rules of Order, Standing and Select Committees the
Officers and Members Of the two Houses of the General
Assembly. This is very valuable work, it being very
convenient for reference
We arc also indebted to Mr.. g. for copy Of the
House Bill to charter the State Improvement and Re
lief Bank of North Carolina introduced by Mr.. CALD-
WELL, Of Guilford. Our Editor will, no doubt examine
its provisions, and express his opinion thereon, he
may deem expedent proper.
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MERCHANTS, Druggists, Physicians and all dealers in
Patent Medicines and the public generally apprised
that have appointed Dr. 4. O. BRADLEY, Wholesale and
Retail Agent for the sale of GRAY'S GENUINE OINTMENT
and House Medicines and who will supply them my low
est wholesale price. W. F. GRAY,
Nashville, Dec. 18th, 1857 Sole Proprietor
Nov. 5th, 1858 l0-tl5ap'59
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PLOWS! PLOWS!! PLOWSt,,
D L. ALLEN, 189 AND I91 WATER STRFEvr W.,
IL. York. offers for sale Flows and other agricunra EM
PIGMENTS Of superior quality greatly reduced prices
Wool Manure cheap aud valuable fertilizer 'OU ana
Dec. 4th, 1858 1904 -
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BRASS AND IRON FOUNDRY AND
MACHINE SHOP.


MACHINE SHOP.
FRONT STREET, BELOW MARKET.
ETNHE SUBSCRIBER is prepared to furnish BRASS AND
i IRON CASTINGS, STEAM ENG INES, MILL
WORK AND MACHINERY Of all kinds.
Old Machinery overhauled and repaired.
Will make to order Patterns Ornamental Arcitec
tural, and supply Drafts for all kind of Mach merry
All work warranted as represented.
aB- Cash paid for old Copper Brass and IRON
TEEMS-Cash on delivery. JOHN c. BAILEY,
Proprietor.
Wilmington, June d, 1858 246ly-43ly
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BANK OF WILMINcToN
THIS BANK HAS DECLARED A DIVIN1N,r
i per cent, payable on the 10th inst " of FOUR
noooohor7 ,eso s. JEWETT, Cashier,
De0ohiooi IL A0oo' 73-3t-ll9t
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A BARGAIN,

sSSN HAVING DETERMINED TO MOVE WEST | -,
800 offer for sale all my LANDSn this County viz: "A
- 400 acres where now live, adjoining the town IN
of Whitevie with about 100 acres cleared and in fine state
of cultivation, 200 good Oak and Hickory and 100 Swami
$40 from to miles West of the above and on both
sides of the W. NJ Railroad good Pine, Oak and Hickory
Dwelling Houses, Cabins good Storehouse and one Of
the best stands IN the County for Store and Dsery and
would make line Cotton farm, in good hands, being bean
tifuy situated 531 a miles Southwest of Witey
Depot with about zoo acres of rich Swamp partly dched
If it would be any inducement the purchaser wou6 SON
10 LIKELY NEGROES, all but young 8 of them men
would take pleasure in showing the premises to any one
wishing to purchase. CALVIN HAYNLc
Whitevlle N. c., Oct. 2lst. 295taw-tf ar
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VALUABLE PLANTATION FOR SALE

VALUABLE PLANTATION FOR SALE
SNse WITHIN MILES OF WILMINGTON. contini..
< about 1000 acres 800 of which are under cuItvo4
to- the culture of Pea Nuts Corn Potatoes u
with good range for stock. For further particulars AMI
terms, (which will be made easy, apply to anu
Nov. "a lS5S-68-tf-l3-tf ID. PlGOTT, Broker Anc+
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RELIGIOUS BOOKS AND LIVES OF HOLY MEN,
NOR SALE AT KELLEY'S NEW BOOK STORE:
IL Crudens Condensed Concordance to the Holy Scriptures
Minsterng Children, Illustrated: BY Rob Garter Bros
LIE OF BISHOP Gapers-by DIR. VIM Wightman; ~
Life of Archibald Alexander D. d. L. L. D. by James W.
Alexander;
History of Methodsm-by Rev. Abel NJ. Stevens;
Marrow of Modern Divinty-by the Rev. Thos. Boston;
Heroes and Heroines of Methodism-by Weakley;
Seven Years Street Preaching in San W. Iay
lor;
Mission of Enquiry to the Jews-quite interesting;
Evidences of the truth of the Christian Relgionby Alex
Keith;
History of the Work of Redemptonby Rev. Jonathan Ed
wards
Human Nature in it's fourfod stately Thos Boston
The Gospel according to ST. Markby Joseph A. Alexander
Memoirs and Select Remains of the Rev. Jno. Brown;
Doddridges Rise and Progress of Religion in the Soul
Annals of the Poorly Rev. Leigh Richmond. A. NJ;
Judah s Lion; James Family Prayers;
Bunyans Pilgrims Progress; Divine and Moral Songs
Aliens Alarm; Bakers Saints Rest;
Spencers Pastoral Sketches; Evening Entertainment
Besse Melville Little Episcopaian:
Journey Home The Dark Mountain;
Dec Z 1858.
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FIRE.-Ihe alarm of fire this morning about 10 o.
clock proceeded from the accidental catching fire of
some part Of the Turpentine Disery the River,
the property Of Captain BENJAMIN HALLETT. The fire
was soon e1tingushed Damage slight-D. e.
neAThe Legislature OF South Carolina succeeded, on
Thursday last, in cecting U. S. Senator-Hon. JAS.
CHEsNUT, President of the Senate. This election was
effected the 10th ballot, which gave Mr.. CHEsNUT 80,
and Mr.. ADAMS 81 votes. This is considered to be
triumph of the conservative party in the Legislature
R On Thursday last, the counsel for the prisoners
taken on board of the SLAYER Eco procured from the
Court in session at Columbia S. c., this week, writ
of habcas corpus to bring the prisoners against whom the
grand jury had refused to find true bill, before the
Court to show why they should not be detained
any longer in custody There talk that the pris-
oners may be held and taken to another District.
Election OF Officers of the VII. II Wei. X. X.
The annual election of subordinate officers of the Will
mington and Weldon Rail Road Company took place at
the Company's Office on last Friday, We would have
noticed this election sooner but from the fact that there
seemed to be no opposition to the gentlemen who had
held office under the Company elected the year previous
Suffice it to say that all the old officers were reelected
and now, of course, retain their places. We mention
the matter merely satisfaction to the friends of
the gentlemen who had oica ted so efficiently for the
| Company the previous year.
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N. c. FLOUR.
100 BBLS, different brands lust received NOR p,
1OO For sale by [D2l STOKLEY & OIDH i4,t Nad
SUGARS.
SO BARRELS C. COFFEE, Crushed and Rrorn
w received and for sale by "n' Just
ALDERMAN Il BETTENCOUpr
Dec. Sd 80 North VII C n
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COFFEE,

40 b. BAGS q RIO;
Laguayra In store and for sa1abv
ALDERMAN & BETTENC6ITPT
Dec. Sd 80 North W. oCI'
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FLOUR.
40 BARRELS just in store and for sale by
~ Dec. I'd ALDERMAN u BETTENCOURT,
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NOTICE TO MERCHANTS Our assortment of Hats
surpassed in the State. wholesale buyers wishing to re-
their stocks, will find their advantage to call al
the HAT d CAP EMPORIUM, 81 Market street.
| Dec g. CHAS. d. MYERS.
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OBITUARY.,

, DIED. In this village. of the consequences of
o., and just i've weeks from. the death of her
little brother. WILLrh ELIZA THOMSON.
daughter of R. A, and NJ a. Fam five wears
seven monehs and nine days old.
Lilly: as We called her, was a sweet little
Glrl she filed large space in our affections.
ner loss we deeply feel. but have no complaint
to make she is in Paradise.
"Suffer little children to come unto me. and
forbid them not, for of such is the Kingdom Of
-, HER FATHER
Abbeville G.. H., June % 1859
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Situation as Teacher wanted

tn ALONZO HARRIS,3 having determ ined
l. to devote himself to teaching, is ,desi.
rous Of securing some permanent location. He
would prefer some hestlly location in the coun.
try, yet will not refuse q village school. He
VAL DO prepared to enter npon the duties: and
responsibilities Of the tescher's life; (snd he
trusts With the proper spirit) the frat. Monday
IN August next: Any community dssirous Of a
ing up good classical school, is iust the one in
which bswould tdelightt TO, settle. 20 -: :,
.sSARy eommupicsGop addressed 10 him, At
prastsnburg.G GsH:. g. q, viii meet withprolnpt
ssssntlon. For particulars, address him as
Juns;A 1853: 8 n
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-, -, HEX FAIUEK.
Abbeville c. H., June 22, 1858.
DR.. sANFoRD's LIVER INVIGORATOR

DR.. SANFORD'S LIVER INVIGORATOR
stands preeminent among medicines as Liver
regulator that can be relied on to cure al kinda
OF Liver complaint. Now this is just the thing
the public need, for there are hundred in this
vicinity who, for years, have been troubled
with this disease in some shape until they i'm
sgine the whole catalogue of diseases af'ct
them. We wish to say to al such, that the
lnvigorator has performed some CT the most
wonderful cures of Liver Complaint that wa
have ever known.
1t seems to benefit all, without exception. for
none OF the many persons that have used it but
speak OF its unquestionable merit in the high
est terms Of praise. Ladies' Of sedentary haLits
ind in this most useful article to prevent
languor, lstlessness, pain in the back aud side.
and many other arrangements to which thew
are liable. and when taken regularly it gives a
good appetite and prevents indigestion, sour
ness OF stomach and dissgreeable effects erpe
rlenced by many after eating.
Parents who need family medicine for them
selves or children cannot find in the whole
word . better article than this.
Decatur Gazette
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ABBEVllLE AND WASHINGTON
STAGE LINE.
= ROE
AbbeVillc to Wa ION.

THE PROPRIETOR of this we'll established
Il Line takes this method Of informing the
public that he has changed his Schedule, for the
convenience of passengers.
The Stage will be detained at Abbeville Court
House. until half past o'clock, OIL MONDAY,
WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY mornings, afford.
ing an opportunity for passengers on the morn
ing train from Greenville to 90 directly
through to Washington. Ca. the same day, con.
Meeting with the train at Washington, for Au.
gusta, Montgomery, Ala, or Mem phis, Tenn.
The Stage will leave Washington, Ca, on
TUESDAY, THURSDAY aud SATURDAY
mornings.
The Line has been reftted with splendid
F0UR-HORSE COACH.
good Teams and an experienced driver.
tB Passengers from all points above New.
berry, going West, will find that they can
reach any point west of Atlanta in exactly the
same time. and with $500 less expense than by
way of Branchville.
For further information apply at the Post Office.
JOHN McBRYDE, Ag't.
Abbeville C.. H., S. C.
May 26, 1858 1y
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MARKETS.

ABBEVlLLE, Juns 23, ls6s.-Cotton.-
None Offering; consequently We have no re.
port to make.
COLUMBIA, Juno e23.-Cotton.-There has been
son some cotton offering during the past two days.
ano As prices are steadily advaucing, it was ali
freely taken at prices rangiuging from o. 9c.
GH4RtrsIoS, une2l.-A good inquiry pre-.
va hsa, IN the marketfor cotton. principally for
day show an advance of + a 4c. on previous
Prlses, for the finer grades-market closing
with prices firm and tending upwards, viz: 10
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CONSIGNEES.

ihe following persons have freight in the
Depot at Abbeville -
Mrs E Haskell. Jordan g. McLauphlin
Judged Wardlsw, J Enright, James T Perrin
' ON Knox, j & R White, H Kerr, W N
dughey. r Gordon, & W Burton, A Nor.
wood, DR. Fair, TC Perrin, c T Haskell. E
' Taylor, c Dandy, Gen A N Smith, H Ward.
taw d Son. A Winstock Esq.
D. r. SONDLEY, Ap't
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TIVE CONCERT is given by the young La
l. dies and Gentlemen. for tile laudable pur-
pose OF completing the improvements upon our
Church building.
We hope all who have any music in their
souls. and are moved by concord of sweet
sounds. s'oeet Charity. sweet Nightengales, or
any thing else that is sweet, will come forward
and show they are fit for anything else rather
than Treason, stratagems and spoils."
~ referring to the advertisement of the Male
lnstitute, We see that GEN'L MCGOWAN is to
address the Literary Society here on the 7th.-
10 strangers we say come the evening before,
regale yourselves at our feast, partake of
Cokesbury hospitality the overnight. and thus,
90 the better prepared on the morrow for the
Generars literary treat.
We are pleased to announce that Prof JAE.
GER, OF the Laurensville Female College. and
also, Mr.. SIMMONS, the Flutist. have both con
sented to be with Us on the occasion.
Mr. CLARK, the Pianist, of Augusta like.
wise tenders his services. We take n oonor.
tunity to bear testimony to the excellence of
his performance He has kindly put at our dis
posal two fine Pianos, tuned in unison.
In conclusion. We must be permitted to ssv
that what with Pianos, Bass Violins. F]utas-
and Wolins of the smaller order, together with
tho tra,1pets and tongues at our disposal-all
under the direction of two able Professors ia
the Divine Art-we are bound to give entire
.ahsfaction; value received. Albeit ,ce get no
thing but what may be equally enjoyed by all
good church going people:
Cokesbury, 8. C., June %, 1858 s.2t.
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NJ oTH nc.

THE Subscribers having disposed of their
Il entire stock of DRY GOODS in the es.
tablishment known as CHAMBERS & MAR.
SHALL, at Abbeville c. H.. s. c.. begs leave
to recommend to their friends and the public
generally their successors, Messrs. JOHN
GRAY JAS. T. ROBERTSON. who will con
duet the business under the style aud title of
GRAY d ROBERTSON.
These gentlement are we'll known by US as
enterprising and correct business men, and we
cheerfully recommend them to our friends and
patrons as worthy their patronage.
EB Mr. JOHN GRAY: is our authorized
Agent to settle all accounts due, by or to the
firm OF CHAMBERS d MARSHALL, and we
earnestly request those indebted to make early
settlement, as it is absolutely necessary for US
to close our business at Abbeville Court House
and the adjacent country.
CHAMBERS l. MARSHALL.
Columbia, 8. e., Nov. 80, 1867. 81 If
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G. P.REMSEN.

G. r. REMSEN. aa
rs prepared to offer bis large and vel. So,
l. lected stock of Ne,o Styles sasg
:s< HATS and CAPS ;.
for.the Fall and Winter Trads theysSis made
ofGne material and will compare with the
vsfy beat article that ; 10 manufactured, :sxRiSf
foribesutysapd finish cannotbs extelled.
= TERMS CASH. c. p. REMSEN,
ColhmsiH g. q.
Oct. s, 1857 '...-. - 2S &c -"
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MOORE & QUAIFN.

RIO ORE & QUAIFE,
THIS day, hang their Banner on the outer
Il walls, and under it will saw that thew
have just received one of the largest and best
Stocks Of
Clothing, Crockery. and Dry Goods,
ever imported into the District of Abbeville.
All of which have been bought for CASH,
and which will be sold for CASH, cheaper
than any one can: buy on Time, 1--WE care not
who.)
Many have come and. have been convinced of
the truthfulness of our assertions but there are
some who yet cling to their fond Idol-we mean
the practice of buying Goods on twelve months
time. or those We regret to take our last fare
we'll, unless it be when they have Gosh to spare;
then it is We will give them prices that will not
rise up and make Chem afraid ,tbut will encour.
age and cheer them on. It may be necessary
for us 10 state that We have made srrang gementsy
IN New York. to receive all the new Styles Of
Goods imported into the city this season. Un-
der this arrangement, andtwth the Goods al.
ready received, we aatter ourselves that none
will be obligs. to leave our quiet little Town.un-
satisfied as regards Price aud quality.
We now handyo ssshort list Of the new
Styles and Prices. In the 6r.t place.
500 Ladies' Collars,
from Auction from lsi cents to 100 dollars. 7
Hontten Lace settsy
from.Importets flom 10 to as dollsrs;
Ladies'. HANbRgscHfsrrss,. s.s !. ,'s 81 ssn..;
Fine Dress Goods
Robe sSs nAAR 9aas,is ifa gfss sesgg.d 1sse,,.r.
Robe baa,I.sI fssalls Sfs.ndl 9 q .odas
" Rarodas Cloths,
poubIs Dae..l Stripes, u, AZ dollar.
/ Aud vohsvs; 81 shs M w? 100 @ ysTss Of
n ., ,t Priksed Lawns, .z.,
which have bs4n bssaRt sor: III sst Anstiou. i
!, IN MaSH q slSEsSts q y I
sssssl. gsss- m Y e
I: /. s;s'''|;; si|s' 4 ss
{ AZ g /, 81 ~ |Ss
.fS3issSslS 81 slsss 81 q sss sexa lid sss5stysI
Il I 3 ! u y
q B ''ss
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DISSOLUTI0N

TNHE firm ofPERRYMAN d WALLED wa,
i dissolved by mutual consent on the f rst
ofJanuary.-Parties any way indebted to the
concera, will please come forward and close
their accounts by cash, Tor note) The name
Of the firm, will be used in settlement by eli.
ther of the parties.
w. w. PERUVIAN,
w. W. WALLER,
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1858, SPRING GOODS, 1858.
CHOICE FAMILY DRY GOODS.
AUGUSTA, GEORGIA.
BROOM & NORRELL,
"OULD invite attention to their large and
Wv elegant Stock of SPRING AND SUM.
MER GOODS, which they are Displaying at
One Price Store,
Computing. everything Of the latest and most
elegant Styles iu-
Ladies' Dress Goods, Embroideries,
Lace Mantillas, Talmas,
Shawls,
HooP-sKIRTs of every style nufaetured;
HOOP of every kind;
DUSLERS, large assortment;
IRISH LINENS of our own importation;
French, English and American PRINTS,
GlNGHAMS, MUSLINS, CHALLIES ;
BEREGES. DEBEGES, &c, /.
n II - "9
All the best makes iu the market of
Domcstics, Housewife Goods,
Linen Damasks, Sheetfngs,
Pillow Linens, nnd Cot
tons, Doyles Towel
tngs, Dimities,
&C., &C;
Making up one of the best Stocks of DRY
GOODS over offered in this market and em.
braclng all of those Styles most highly priced
by good housekeepers. and as We are the only
house in the city that invariably adhere to the
One Price System.
We would call particular attention to this
feature Of our trade, and ask all to consider its
advantages; itguarantees to the buyer,
The Lowest Market Prices,
because in forces the seller down to the smallest
sum he can afford to take for his GOODS, and
OF course BARGAINS cannot be expected from
any other mode of doing business
N Please notice that we rigdly adhere to
ONE PRlCE-that price we guarantee to be
as low as the lowest; and that we never resort
to the trick of batting.
April l6, 1853. so If
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DissOIutiOn.

DlssOlution.
psrtPsgshiP PSfPuh hers.ofs5s e sT.S s1'ting b;
of Cotton Gins, Wheat Thrash.
ers, Fans, DC, has this day been dissolved by
mutual agreement of parfiss. The Books and:
Accounts Of the Old Firm aresin the hands Of!
John Enright who is alone authorized TO settle
the business Of the same. ~
JOHN s:ENRIlHT,
R1CH'D c., STARR.
November !, 1881. 90 II
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:. P. R0BERT SON.
PUBLIC AUCTI0NEER,

VoV9hL.D. .,;.ps II. offer sad Ii il.
Districts. He is 80 generally known. that lie
deems it unnecessary to do more than referssfc
his address, viz: Diamond Hal p. o.; Able
vile District; and all communications directed
to him will receive prompt attention
Nov. Z, 1856. 27-H
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- "A HN "o

VIE subscriber having purchased the inter.
Il est OF W. W. Waller, would respectfully
solicit continuance of the very liberal Dat.
rouage given to the old firm
He feels deeply the obligation he is under to
the many kind friends who have stood by him
for the six years Of his manhood, and business
life, through evil as well aa good report.
And while he does not offer 10 sell goods for
cost prices. he knows the motto. Live and let
Live" and will conduct business accordingly.
=, he is happy to announce that he still retains
the service of the agreeable and indefatigabie
in the purchase and sale of goods. He il also
fortunate in holding on to Messrs. Appleton
and White. who will be as Industrious, polite
and attentive as ever.
WV. PERRYMAN.
Jan. IL. 1853. 81 If
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HEADaoUAaRTE4Rs

HEADaoUARTERs.. =
2D REGIMENT .CAVALRY1
LosoNnEs STORE, 8. c., May 81, 1868
TN PURSUANCE Of orders received fror,
Il Brig. Gen. Perrymsn, an Election will be
held at the several Company rendezvous on
FRIDAY, I'd day of JULY.next, for MAJOR Of
the Abbeville Squadron, to FIJI the vacancy oc.
tin. = Ns''
The commanders Of Companies will call 10
their assistance such subordinate officers as
theysnay require, hold the Election. AID meet
at While Hallssthe day following. count The
votes and transmit the result to Brig adtsf Cen.
eral Perryman. -
JOHN F. BURREss
Colonel I'd Reg. Cavalry, sem.
June 8, 1858 6 IA.