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> o u t II Carolina.
LANCASTER DISTRICT.

LANCASTER DISTRICT.
by p. r. HAMMOND. Esq, Ordinary
ID for said District
WHEREAS. Martha NJ. TAYLOR has
applied 10 mc for Letters of Administration
on all ana ,'"Gnlar the Goods and ChuttIes,
Rights and Credits of :. II. taylor
late OF the Dsiric; aforesaid, deceased
THESE are, therefore, to cite and nd l..
monish all ahG singular, the kindred and
creditors Of the SAID deceased, to be and
appear before me ut our next Ordinary's
Court Tor the said district, to be holden Mt
Lancaster Court House on the 18th day of
Feb Eext, TO show cause, if any, why
The said administration should not be gran
led.
Given under my hand and seal, this 29,h
\ - day of Jan. in the year OF our
l.. ). Lord one thousand eight hundred
I ~ and sixty. three and in the eighty.
seventh year Of the Independence Of the
State of South Carolina.
u. J.. HAMMOND OIL. d.
req i' 1908. b2-2;.
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Estate John Williams, ESQ.

A LII persons indebted to John Williams,
IA Esq, are notified to make payment,
aud all persons having claims or demands
of any character, are requested to present
the same within the term prescribed by
Law. This notice will be plead in Bar To-
any demand not 80 presented
JAMES ii. WITHERSPOON,
Admir- J. Williams.
Lancaster G. IL, Oct. 81, 1861 3S-3m.
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Jan. 7, 1868.
Estate William Ross.

ALL persons indebted to VIM Ross, de.
ceased, are notified to make payment, and
all persons having claim. or demands are
requested 10 present the same on or before
the 7th April next or this notice will plead
in Bar to any demand not SO presented, a.
the Estate must be settled.
}. ii. McMURRAH,.
Administrator.
Jan. 5th 1863, 4S-3m
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; y y L ii G. a Il LIN A.
LANCASTER DISTRICT

RY p. r. HAMMOND, Esquire, Ordna.
ID ~ for said District
WHERE ", JEFF. r. CONNELL
has applied 10 me for Letters Of Admnistra.
ton on al and singular the Goods and
ChattleS, Rignts and Credits of Jane,
u. Williams late of the District aforesaid
deceased.
THESE are. therefore, to cite and nd
monI>h all and singular, the kindred and
creditor. Of the said deceased, To be md
appear before me at our next Ordinary's :
lourt FOR the SAID District, TO be holden n,
Lancaster Court hOuse on the ION day OF
February inst, to show cause, if ANY, WHY
the said administration should not bc cram
ted
Given under my hand and seal, this and
( - dny Of FEBRUARY in the year Of our
l.. :. Lord one thousand eight hundred
- and sixty. three ami in the eighty.
seventh year Of the Independence Of the
State OF South Carolina
L. Il. HAMMOND, O Id
Feb. 1, 1862, At
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SOUTH CAROLINA,
LANCASTER DISTRICT.

RY =. L. Hammond, Esquire, Ordinary
ID for said District.
WHEREAS, w. J. STOGNER has ap.
piled to me for Letters OF Adminis,ra.
ton on ali and singular the Goods and
ChaltIcs, Righ,- and Credits of Able
Broom late Of the District aforesaid, dc.
ceased
These are, therefore, to cite and admon.
ish all and singular, the kindred and C .di.
tors OF the said deceased. 10 be and appear
before me at our next Ordinary's Court for
the said district, 20 be holden ut Lancaster
Court iiouse Oh the I4lh day Of February
inst, 10 show cause, if any. why the said
administration should not be granted.
( - Given under my hand and seal,
( L.S. this the 3lsL day of Jan. in
(~~~ } the year OF our Lord one chou
sand eight hundred and Sixty three, aud in
the eighty seventh year OF the Indepeuds snce
OF the State OF South Carolina.
y. Il. HAMMOND. O. L. d.
Feb. 4, 1863. b2-2t.
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"tf the harbor. The whole Yankee squad.
ron has fed
The prisoners taken 10 S:ono were
brought to the city this morning.
Commodore lngraham's official rcpor,
c"rr"O"rales the above. Oar community
are much elatcd and excited
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Bombardment Of Fort McAllister.

SAyANYAH, January 27-hftcr five and a
half hours fierce COMMANDMENT Of Fort Ne.
Alislcr, the enemy Withdrew about one o.
clock. Not n man hurt or n gun dismoun
ted on our sid" Ths damage to the Fort
can oc rep .irrd ia II day.
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Estate James Summsrville, de-

ceased.
4 LII persons having demands Of any
IA character or grade against the Estate
OF james SunmerviIle, deceased, are here
by notified to hand them ia for settlement
on or before the Goth day of February next;
and all persons interested in said Estate,
either rs legatees or heirs at law, are mott
lied TO be present at the Office Of the Ordi-
nary at Lancaster Court House on that day,
~ final settlement Of the matters Of tho
Estate will be made.
i"!H notice will be plead in bar to all de-
mands, IT whatever character, presented af-
ter the Gay above named.
q. w. SUMMERVlLLE,
Lancaster &. H., S. e. Agent
Nov. 26, 1862, 42-3m
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MILITARY CmANGEs.-Gencral Kirby Smith
and staff, who were in Richmond last week, aud
had started for his new department OF Texas
aud Louisiana, returned on Satur day, having
been called back by orders. General smith
will be either assign, d.to Fredericksburg or
North Ca olima.
BrigadIer General Daniel s. Donelson will
succeed General Smith in command Of the De.
Pei oi East Tennessee. We are advised
that his department will also embrace South.
western Virginia aud that pOtton OF middle
Tennessee within our hnes
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70 Persons indebted TO this Office by open
account, either for subscription advertising or
job.wCrk, are respectfully requested to settle
the same We hope that each debtor vii, re-
gard this notice as personal to himself, and act
accordingly.
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] he Legislature.

The resolution to adjourn on the 3Oth ult
was rcscl"ded, and the Legislature is still in
session. We do not See fom the reports in
the C"Ium"ia papers that fral action has been
had upon any Of the important matters pend.
ing.
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Interesting from the West,

CnArrAsnuGA, january -Whce.crs
cavalry destroyed tive more transports on
the C"mberI"nd lnst Fr.day. The same
command destroyed an engine and train Of
cars, and captured 81 prisoners Oh the Nash.
Vile aud Chattanooga Road, last Saturday
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Sale of keproes

We learn that the negroes OF the Estate of
John Massey, deceased, Us IN numbe,) sold
last week, brought Sl9416; being all aver
age of sloS2,OO, each. We believe this is the
largest average yet reported.
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We are under Obligations to Capt. b. Ii.
Massey Tor an Extra issue OF the Columbia
Guardian, containing the report of the mpor-
tant naval victory at Charleston
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Estate Notice.

ALI. persons indebted 10 A. J. Si.tare,
deceased, are notified to make payment,
and all persons having claims or de-
mands Of any character, are requested to
present the same with the time prescribed
10y law.
AGNESS A. SISTARE,
Admr'x.
Jan. 7, 1868. 4S-lm.
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Highly Important from Charleston
ATTACK On rng BLoCXApIYG FLEIr.

CHAELrsTox January 3I.-S.vsr,I dSv,
ago, Gen. Ripley despatched n force Of mr..
iilIerl, commanded by Lieut.. Cot Yates. to
James Island, with the design Of attacking
the Yankee gunboa,s cruising in Srono
river. about eight miles from .he city. Col.
Yates posted his guns, twcntv.onc in nun.
Der, in semi crc.c, reaching on DO h .id.s
OF the river around the gunbuat John =.
Smith, and nj o'clock yestt rday (Fridav)
Afternoon, opened concentrated fire upon
her. She replied with broad,drs. The
engagement lasted one hour, hen the gun
boat hauled down her flag, ag:5.i,;ns a.-
c"ndiiIomatly, with one hundred and eighty
prisoners" Sh. carried eleven guns; many
OF the crew were killed and wounded our
los va. only one man wounded Other
very important movements areiu progress,
here.
The two iron clad gunbosts Chicora and
Pa,meito State. with three steamers a. ten.
derS, went out beyond the bar, at o'clock
this morning, To attack the b,ockaders.-
Firing began soon after one, and for a time
was very rapid aud continuous, Afterwards
II sIackencd, bu; continued at intervals until
O'Clock this morning Owing TO a fog,
the result is not yet ascertnincd Commo-
dore Ingra'am is aboard the Palmetto State,
as Commander Of tie expedition.
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Hymn EN- EAL.

Married, on the 29th inst, at the residence
OF Rev 4. Ivy, 10y Rev. w. G. Patterson. R,y.
X. l. STEVENSON of the North Carolina Con.
terence, to Miss l.. ". ivy, of Lancaster Dis.
tiiCt s c.
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w. d. Simpson has been elected to supply
the vacancy in the Fourth Congressional Dls,
trict, vice NJ. i, Bonham, elected Governor.
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vessel. were on Sunday and NJ onday in the
citing at Port Royall
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Notice..

Jan 3i>t 1868,
The New York herald., 1863-12-17

cLosg or rIfg NJ sgD cara -aOSfa knKRIOAH CLAfs
cohsissrOs -scswgR os oLAiSs ADJUSTED AND
PAID on 10 ms PAID
IFroa I'll Conmgco Of LIMA. Nov s3
Tho Mixed PesuNorth American Compis.pru. es,sE.
Itshsi by thu convention q January Il, ths preseat
year wa inslsc1 on thef't os July snd cs7,,i ,s
so0s yesterday
Thsy resolved on tb, s6lb thai the Comms ,ssss
sbou, u hnsb dior isDors ~ tno osx msst,ng
ootcs or this crcn. should he ssnt 10 tho hoiset
Of Foreign AnAirs ani thai thoy previously ds,red co
preseot thor respect, 90 hi, kxcsopcy tho President,
anj iiiorm HIM o. tho ter minatiDn u thsir i,Dots
u reply ths h,nsts, SAID thai III EScelency would
rooeve ths ee@nisoasrs on tue h, 9Th o. two O'Clock
ia che aftorsson.
they we're introduced by TN, M,n.slsr Of Foreign Az
fls, a1t presented them nssves ssths rccop.ion ha Of
tho palace whsCe thOy wore ssceysd ny thu Pros,ient
whs cxpreassd hs s,tifictoo with tbs proco,nss ani
result, OF tbs connlssDn
After tho VIA, torninl.ed tn, IA ,nbors reuruoi %
session "a order q afriseat decSoo regarding the
clam OF Nj a. klaAey thu bs'nS tho lat Oh, sub
mated.
After eruvng at q dccsion Mr. J. Msckc, temporary
Prcsjeut Prououacod a short anf eo,usnt spcco. -
Which he SAD tho Amsrcia Commissioners rcarpoi -
their country wo,l 1s1 with thsS Peruvian ooeagus,
ast with tos srbtor t.onorL Aicaniar. Hsrraa. with
AL tho persoas bcon9 u to tommssoassnd WITH the
country "a general dscaro. lastly thai ths hked Com
missiJu dIssS,ved
The Commi-sloa hal. durina thu -four mooihs ani
days of ia ssssions. eKimnsi aud resolved onscoo
cbims Of American ctlkcas sgsiast Peru amounting 10
about milton ,ui hsif doulrs AMI four OF Peruvian
ctizons Against tho Untod states Lntils 10 about
oos third Of that sum
Of tho cls,us Peru three rctlred
two small cians had already bcso paid aud ono lacked
OF tho stItsoa rea,Aiaing sevcn have bosa dec,ded
favoraby. or 10 part Tns sums accruing duo from
Psro are asgnhcant ~ comparison with the amoan,H
clAimed.
After a cscesscs dariag cours. OF thirty avo
years do not amount 10 tl0O.o00.
OF the claims OF Poruv,As ctirens sgainst the Unei
states two havo been resolved fsyocaby oae hAs boon
rcected aod retired.
Tho North Americaa cnamts'ooers have bsco iabo
rioos modsnate sni Courteous aud hsvc always shown
sincerity and justice.
The New York herald., 1863-12-17

OF all classes
The Champion, with tho California malta AMI passea-
gers that left New York tho 23d ult arrived As
pDwa the morning Of the Sd inst they crossed tho
same day and embarked on board the steamship st
Louis Captain Hudson, and sai,od al two A. NJ tho
4th inst, for San Francisco The opposition steamer
Moses Taylor took her departure about the
Our Panama correspondent, writing on the 5th inst,
sass-The s,eam,hip Constitution, Captain Watkins.
from francisco on the 23d uit with tho California
mails and passengers. arrived this morning. at seven
O'Clock Ths passengers specie, iAst freight aad mails
VIII leave hcre a. ton O'Clock this mornug, and Aspa
wall this afternoon.
The steamship Atlantic, Captain Maury, arrived AT
hspnwall at early hour tho morning OF the 5th
instant, bringing dates from New York to tho after
OF the 18th uIt-two days later than by the Cham
pon The Atlantic has vsry large freight list for san
Francisco which will be scnt forward by tho Constita
tion on tho lsth inst, but brings no passengers
By the Champion We lesrn that the mixed commls on
OF Uoted states and reru closed It's
the oTth or November after adjusting all questions
pending between the two governments
Tho Hon. J. 8 Mack,e, one of tho AmsricAn 8
mssioners. returned in the Champion Hts colleague
the Hon e. g. Sauer has rsmsincd In Peru FOR tho pur
pose OF exploring tho ruins OF tho ctes OF
country.
OF the army Of Ecuador state that troops rapidly
concentrating tho frontier and that General Flores
would probably takc the offensive at
The New York herald., 1863-12-17
views rroga tfe s,u,h p,.,n

rhs rpeiac steam ksg,sat,,a Compans'. s,e,m,b,,
va'pa lSo. Captain Crersoa arrived ,s1 On tue ao,,,
OF ll'r sta instant from Sopthers Amersaa n,~.a ma,
Dor ~ ''"
nero " a'ibas D ss,M ,pportla, % from s,shss Ca,s
or re,> -,
sb, b-> ia. Gu, fsioviog cargo FOR he~ YORK -oao
n bup,r~I .n thirty osroons bark tnI ssxty -tsO
b,'1s >, co.toa, with S,0v "a sfso.e tor Europe
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Ssws srosa New orsrars
oUn ~ssAsA cOpassrV.yrtor

an "r,yy 3, r-rsr.sis b. Prrsss alasrf aa f,-'--s
nosyu-s AfG.a f'sa Ba,lss
rhe steamship Tyss ron C.v4ise3s rrt'l A
pnvsi % hs evening n ths a. .1stslt
sh- brinss % msn ron Drsa I'd 30 i.t.f a<st o.
im mlor,sroe fbs has o. boar8 LlsaFs a. rstsr1srr.
henr Cuyusn, or he var from ff-n't % Ffff - -
minister from he~ srAss-a, % gsxf ~ sus pfpDs
tons " The syrernssi.i y Frnrr ts' o fsfe -
" JA5or ,ls, % ssn@rsiior asf e rorett sheag =
us olf r-pubI'a n Ttoimba 70 nss. q. 10 ass1 t1S
the rft l>vi'oa ~ " rrc~fei
y the atrs.-H- 1i --si "a - psait -
Fofayau, tbs Kyvafrmssi sbH co.. ta1 - 90 ttlf
nsT Dsusca
fVrrYis a. - -.s,-i.I ltt. ts,t. ~ nspu
ar 90 reff ffrsFsf.
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Convention 81 rnit.a s,.,e, s...s.or..

CtsulASD ohie, Dec ~, 1899
Aconverion q rnl,cs sisus sat.ssor- meets in ths
city to-day About nny memb--~ are already here.
rbere are 20 delegates IRON The raofr and wsa-
v,rrort and Sow n.mgshle .le 4r-crfesshisi The
ses ioa win be secret.
rise 10 the t., On vhiskey and beer be ug rg',s'si
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Cnur, Ca,.naar-rh,s Da y.

goPes.s CouKT-C ElUn.--fsrl Nos pm % gTts
oa4 Nun Derr nclusiye Part 7-Nos sSssto s33f ever
M nbcra irriuSsvo Part ts-fa'cndarosDcbsngef
rr,s.r pfsa-Part 1-Ss 1856, ia. rs, el>)
227l. 1880 gisi iilsi iSIA sk'9. 1870 81 ~. gi9'
Alsy
The New York herald., 1863-12-17


IN, hisi ehspcrr. .s's,ir i,.nmrat. srusiiioa spi
s~s qusI1c,ipn, of hmrrc,n crrsynirn ~ s,rpns
cnn'ras with he peJpdoes sni hmtsi rspprcss
ssrier p-nois the ~ort Conag drrc,, viii
customs Of no hry b~,isr csicnia,~i taigs
popular Opinpu and isss ihan Other c,s
nirn rh~r infl~ncs =, uuboupdet Thor 0upo ),
Zoe ir-ciss prsctsi reform. ani Developments
iupp.s many obi .NiJna In NkbDw'~i gnrnt pi the
eo~plmrntsry rniorssms, sni fsyors ~bich Dr
has sceivei from csry msn 10 Behan Of bis Flsu.tos
B'rrt is has fTrri"f Ii. sg-ht. MetsrH Hsfurat ca
~ Br,Aivsy Ne Yors. tp pr-s-nt bpi,s GRATIS q,
urAini~r " thi. iVi
QUITS surprise ha. ssrrtsBrd tist msny ts~r
sl6s sharing uafrfai ps~lufo- .fsioE sipp-,.-t
nO.Fum. have clss.si ~. Nth ober u.eie.s sfte-..
snd ye, enur~y iss,r.D, 0f "a pure rh.rSfrf
snd wonderful Effects d. Drst- -ssSs dsBo-
founded -ri@ncs- % ski an1 fair dealing
iying upon he nieEepo- af The r~op~ 10 nstss mel
H.rs Ch.nonds fiosrf. Lavender Flowers Arts Co.,
a. s In purr ~ tror Rum aas them .,
Physcisut bsgs q en1prss him
With ths before ths cgupuniiy sni syi5san-s
o. sr~t. m-rtss them s sie The succ-ssDf d. Drsxs
stsnds fyfuI-d th~ rtFf % Truth Fr~Y pssh auss
has VI suffering -hlos ths P1snts
os Bitf-rs sii~ras anf fhsr ~srrfs
OF assr1- ~nrrvsiiOp oss o. spp~is constipation
sonsch fpiid esth psn sfsr ~stDg besfsrhs dysp~p
aa liver genera d-bi tg A. rrissrs
end isiesis fswsi-s t1ry
th~r weight gold L., syery csrgmsn apro,~ ~. -
porunify AMI afuusi 9TH bous ~ FisBiss Hitsss
dts-nss b-sint -it'oui usnsr ssi y soi' pr'o-
The New York herald., 1863-12-17
United stu.e. Court orClnims

TUESDAY. Dec. 10, 1SG3.-The OF A. Kingsbury,
administrator OF d. Lcorns, The United States.
this day argued by Dr. Sias L. LOOMS Tor the claimant
and by Mr. Mclherson the solicitor for the
United States, and the case submitted.
Tho further call OF the general docket under the order
OF May 8, 1868, was postponed TO Monday next.
The New York herald., 1863-12-17

Beautiful Cotspierioe.-
Bloom % h3sih LIQUID Peat ps-ssIvng
pins tho oomiassoa Ans ssn. AS Brc~i~sS aud drsx
get. ever shcrs
The New York herald., 1863-12-17

Chaps, Chafes, saiiowuess, Hrupss~~s
Spots sp-c9s ana ali skio Birm.snss by bUU
GAUD 7fiaiao hedirsicd Soap tos BsosdwsS
The New York herald., 1863-12-17

C~tstadoro's Hair Dye, Presorvatsvs
wig depot wholesale ant rrtsa ke Astor Ikssss
The dye apPiisj ~ sAlltul artlsA
The New York herald., 1863-12-17

| UrtSgUN t'aiot - I'm per- toos "a
sno~ sol unvrrsanY stno~cdgcd ths b~as paint f
raky roofs KkthOIDs. cenecsi Agent, 70 hsien isos
The New York herald., 1863-12-17
jersey City ncWs.

DsAus HvDR0rromA.--rstr,ck McCarty, gcaeraiiy
known by thc of"Major )" well known veterinary
surgeon died 9, tbs hospital. In Jersey City, yesterday
afternoon. under croumstancos which leads the phys
believe that his doAth caused by hydropho
ba. Deceased bttoa by VICIOUS horse while At
tending three vooks a,ncs On sunday Ast he
sezei with convnsioos which oontinued at later
vsis, W tho tune OF bD death lie parook Of food
aud tho sight OF osuseI tho gceatcst agony fro
Quently csosng conyusioIg.
The New York herald., 1863-12-17

Hiilia al q Touro o- t.-l no I.t.t Ia now
op-r f,r cos,r-spts al POSr1 bshasd rpo.. sI4 B~o~A
~,y frye sl.spjia pri,es
The New York herald., 1863-12-17

DIS amond Pnrior masrhos-ia xou nd
aud sliae boxes at o. Cortlanit slrcet. MI
The New York herald., 1863-12-17

hogie's Hyperion Fiuid Restores aas
afrf'ns hsir Bogic'a Eircric usis Dye. rv
be opnyinced BO0LE Boston. nold everywocsc
The New York herald., 1863-12-17

Fsrrss 81 son.-WtateS boots, &c, Heat
qpanty bow prices ~ k,ssu s,-.~t and S1 Broad~nr.
pett FOURTH
The New York herald., 1863-12-17

Eye Prrsevvers and Sprefaolss 80
steagthrn aod improve e sight OF old and young iaG
night without pain o. fatigue Highly rv.omnesssS ~
the medical faculty HEhMOkN
Oc l,s,a op,r an ssD Bro.i~aY oopo. Boai %
The New York herald., 1863-12-17
Ex, nnd Ear. and nil IN, D,.cm,o.

which thsy subject eoDupur IA for '-ea essb
the speosAl sanuoD Of On CADWtLI, Oo1nA q
sad Aura, author OF trrss, The Ere aud Ear ~osa
OF pAsrs ~ bs bst gratis al u Clntou plaos klshh
s'teei Odics hours from stst Hssma.uoasfr free
The New York herald., 1863-12-17
The California Mails aud 81, $780, ,973 In
Specie for New York and England.
Important from Central America
and the South Pacific.
Extraordinary Escape Of General
Barrios, of San Salvador. from
La Union to Panama.
He is Hunted by tho Authorities Of
Honduras and Nicaragua.
Ills Rescue by Happy Alliance Between Naval
Officers Of the Uaited States and Great
Britain and an American Lady,
Settlement of Our Claims
Against Peru.
-sN--~~~,~~~s>~~~-
CLOSE OF THE MIXED COMMISSION,
>~J>~--.e~~---~~-,0~~--~- ..f.F
Affairs In New Granada and
Ecuador,
g.. Go. o.
Settlement of Our Claims
Against Peru.

By tho arrival OF tho steamshp Champion Captain vii.
son. Q. thls port yesterday evening. from Aspuwa on
the 7h instant have iaterestag from Centre,
America, which will bo found detailed tho letters of
Panama correspondent
Purser Bailey az ths Champion. has thanks FOR tho
prompt delivery of correspond dencs ana late papers
Tho Champion has frsight tho following spocs
amounts
Colgate Hoffman Observation-Disclosures. - 900
IRON SAN pRhSOdsco
Order. $37 ,728 Volts. Fargo Co.. lis 900
J. B Nowton Co. 80 00O
Dewitt Kitts Co. 10000 Total from s. 2. 1924 .309
H. Cohn n Co. ..... AZ 800 Total from Aspl 5000
Duncan sherman
&Co............ 3461t Total. .......... .t291 800
For England 81 ,083, ,0T4
The Champion brings hundred nine passengers
The New York herald., 1863-12-17

Aromatic sehieda,o sthospps.
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