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CORpOnATyON NOTICEs.
NORrORAfioN NorIoE. ffF A IN II f-
~ OyyIck OF BoARD or AssEssoRs NEw CoUKr Horsr.

CORroRArioN NorIoE III N r 81 fI
" oSycx o. BoAsD os AssEssoKa hxw Cou.f hogsr
Public notice :. hereby srssa % sse sreer or erns6.
unluproved lands affected thereby that the folio
Of the Boa Of ssessors for examination ~ all persons IN
Ro uians gradn ng and setting curb and gutter
Flty sixth street between the Ninth avenue and Hudson
Also for buiding In street.
s TDs 70 & n's. s such .ss E.
include all the houss anh ot OF ground saant ots
ass ssS 81 Ss u s r% S
ao' on 'as ss sr,b sS
Ninth avenue and Hudson river 4H.ft
tween BesSssS ss .'ss %s sa BeaorS s,"e
a e mo % arr % ops 10 % s s"s s o
either Of them are reque.as to their ec,lns IN
Gss%crs stree, s..:%sn. New House. %i'Sa sSv
days from the date Of .h.s nosoe ,r,,, ie
AZ ,ss = ;.Ss DSssAs 1.::.:s ss:.: g.
NOTICE TO saa SwShHS S,o,e or pSa Yo.. June H. Is
M nrss s % % Doc. s n.
at large. In Of the city New York without
''qs ssf a.. ", ,i' VIII s dog
alive sns % asa ss %
Sas ss.; !; ..s. :nIs. s:", ss
a s.Se soss sili Ss Revived from boy. .,v - 20,
AhRaHAm BROWN. First Marshal
OFFICE OF THE cRoroN AQusDUoT BOARD, JUSR
stone s:sa \ S c % "rsepc
as, sss % :. s' d &: =
.ss. ssss, :. q any ia
n as e "a -Four .. X e nrs "
nation and Of the dimensions on tho bottom on
No win be received which in depth either
inch from four inches or which in ength Is lees
Mani forms for the bids and All other neocsarv
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go $40 On nj. A. ~, rvsXt1S KIM 6ty 9riQsi Il M q,
~ 80 Al the elegant re idepce of a. Burnham. Fsl
% West Sixteenth street between Firth Sixth avenues
"lf3f sale commencing Mt III O'Clock prsa'iscly. q
t, laa . .DRAWIAG ROOM FURNITURE
superb sets Brocade Curans tornces
70 match. cost szD window; embroad Lace Curtains,
Rron re and Ormou Chandeliers rosewood sofas Tete a
ed with satin brocaie of richest description rosewood Eta
gees uay marble tops; Secretary lined
with satin wood; Cabinets, Encoignnres Console Tables
magnh sevIes Vases por cd from Paris for rresen.
superb Bronze Figures representing Minerva Che
val de Marley Ma epla Hamlet Joan OF Arc, Crusaders.
&r match Paintings, Summer Winter by Cole
Holy Family, Marine viens gs on Panels
Scenes the Courts Yer lies 6ourg Inma
cnate Con option, by Desarins also number Of Cabinet
cning Chairs. Gard aud Chess Tables French pate Pier
nnd Mantel Mirrors Hronze Orroiu Clocks superb
ROSEWOOD cMsE yfIs Gs
the Richest instrument erred acton round
elegant legs and made ORDER by city
marers all IN dern imrrovenents rosewood stool aud
Cover. Canterbury, Masi Books walnut Hastand
DINING ROOM
Eegant ed oak Sideboard Table. ruby
snd easrsyed crystal Glass Dcsalers 0obes Chanpsenes
Chins Punch Bowl ric decorated Dinner Sst i80
All China and Glassware from celebrated house OF Peepn
Co.. Paris; Silver Coffee Urn Casters saver Dinner and
Tea Service, Cake Baskets Oyster Tureen Butter Dish,
lery and Linen Arm Chairs Sofas Oval mirrors Clocks,
CHAMBERS
Rosewood Dressing bureaus, Beds,eads Armore Glacc
Commodes en- suite aye Louis XIV pure Hair Mattress
oval backed Chairs Brsse and Ingrain Carpets Engrs
wings Toilet Sets Easy Caairs Curtains shades Also all
Turnure Of servants apartments Also. Basement and
B-The above elegant residence for sale Inquire OF
fhe auconeers 3 Maiden Parties wishing TO attend
House. s. Nicholas aaa Metropolitan Hoes leaving
~ Sixteenth street. few doors from the house. ~
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.,ss," ssTSRDA1 'a iT"' performance 'i''aeo" and
.JAsR zsGLIsss ,:, I,S.s TSEaTEE YEr,rs,
%ys %Eyss sc0sSSs Nfi 81 Ss 81 r.ss .s
%!yE %yEs x S:. sI .s4 81 ss s.E
$E$k $E$E: x..,.., .anas ?, r"a q
$$Ss .:"n :.s 4: st'ss q $:s
WIyEs wyEs h, WHY'S WIZ T. "y rAss 81 P.Rs
%iyEs Scenery Ss,.:;: 8E rsEis
%ySs %iyks - -.onsS SsssssS 4 = q $s E$s$Iss
Wiyks WiyEs MSEf SsfRATi. CORPS 81 r:Es E:Es
WIyks FIFTY LxDIES A SSb oES,LE 3, r.ss
wiyKs choaUsRs "'D og PARIS
prr,1s hN chs Rsc, GEAMD GAkM y 3y FAME
WIyEs WIys comSnsa nsE AZ XIV aSrpy 81
r.y wh,., v, Nv or rMhis is, IN .,s,s py.".
ssI.ns .: :.nsS grr..e lie Sy s.s,s'ins %aprai
. and Fl .' o p'. scandal The
EscArADzs c1 SfsssSf SsoGtksy khs.yaoa ,
FOURTH or JULY. rouRTn of JULY.
FORENOON. hHA AriEaHooN AID EVENING.
Mr. cnAs yrsHEH AND
- rLoyps SsskfJr q ,ss win rfa GARDEN.
. xrR,rAs m THEATRE ' -. :. !, nno,pwAr
l4HI !; FAT .s,s$ iii
IN as,iiss4 4RF FT.sSk >; ooSssSy Sa3SnAxxr
A SPLENDID. DIvE9slsIEpps ,IYps 4sD NOVEL ESrKR.
.cp,us anyins ever seen IN New York
such ss; - s;sn IS,SS,lyA SSS,lyA led y.ownvn uousv.
with every denoas,ra,ion Of approval
hoARs of sndtrs or Lhyai1rfr Ais M A'rLAo"H'
The continued slocess Of ,hi... -
~,,.ou, s...a.a: IN .sa annals 81 sm s.m,n ror
y 4. s = aS
have agreed 4. Ersi. c,,v
for a.a,. n,9. 4.
s.rS si.,,os",.b.S perso.msn !.
W II. BARrHoLoxETx I.xr. v.xno.n
JOHNNY MACK
ROBERT HART. - r,o.
MATTER TOMMY.
MISS LIZZIE scnuLrIE scnuLrIX,.. y =. NOV
shLs Julia III niIE nirIIy yfoRA
""' "A wysa wxrny
THE oRHAT CORPS DE Ballet.
he hps. and %9 Snp. ~ s1. .s ~ As
as: pi,:a.s s %.sss,. s.p0'ea e''.us' "a'''a
/. the n .srons..s as STIi q u. Jason. D" N"'
| a GRAND FAMILY MATINEE on TIE srH or JULY
| Ma. oEoHes HotdASp Asp -, -
T,,y'usnaY yvrsiyG j,iy , i~s '"
-------
/ gvyuR NEW IDgA THE NEX IDEA
| tss pROADwAY
MONDAY NIGHT, hr.t sppcArsbneof
the celebrated comic yosii.s and 1sssnponosous pos.
| oos""" "oes" . uAvpa
r.. n. .,n,4a, ~ - I,.as,, NJ IN. wo,i1
.ur,h. ~hsi~ ~ ~ ~ -. "a al On
| sbs 80. nl,.h ,,s n, sy y.,x rght
~. All ~ fuv vii uyo.,,, 18th
.ns nyc~~,l.. ths s,..a Y.n,.v,sas af
| he
t, tho r,na.rn. 81 rss IN ts s~ss p..ib,. style the
h.x. h.., rS'ss sb ~. u,,s,,.is a, IN. .or
ns,y slresdy on ths ..sh,shnsn, wii form ons of M.
hp,st s.s @ r,tn, E % s'~s We " ~. k'c s
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ANU UsEsIENTs


NEW BOvERy THEATRE.
hoEDiY, JUNE %, 1888.
HOLIDAY WEEK.
Revival OF the grand
sPECTAcULAR DRAMA.
BRILLIANT scENsc EFFEors
MECHANICAL CHANCES.
sATANus;
IA rHE SPIRIT or BEAUTY,
actuowiedged " he the mp-t
SPLENDID SPECTACLE
ever presented to the New y ofk public
The Gns local dsans ~
va t SAILORS AsIiOKBs
rus soar Par NAN.
and the Negro Fsru" of
BLACK PRACTICE.
The popular young sc,os.
Mr.. q. g ROSIpACR,
MRs " q. JONES
MISS KATE NEWTON, MISS HATHAWAY,
MIR GEo. BROOKEs. hk 8 kuNAk
NIX MARDEk, MIR a. LiN0AitD.
And the WI hoie company.
TUESDAY EVENING,
BESErIT or MRS W. "a. JONES
On Monday. july 1879. hrst might OF the celebrated
CAMrBELLS y MIkSTKELS
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f,HE DUKES MOTTO
] Mr. COLLINS the Irish comedian. having purrhassd
John the sole Tor tho produc of ths
above drAH Amercs. the ~ which hes
beon tn the annals o theatrical hisiorJ.
paftos ishng negotiate with Mr. Collins csn addrese
IN pcrsoDslly, o. b, lett r. st the Metropolitan Hotel Nsw
York. Mr. Collins having brought with hin from ioados
the modr.s The so~ry correet .o.tunos sukle, D..
given him bs Mr. Bron than. 81 the prinrVaS
' strcA roduea ha piece must do VIII eossv
drrssrs. ballet Ac. Ac, brought out ~
kbc's Garden under so0sl dss uoo
OF NJ. collins WILLIAM COLLINS. Agsaa
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AsTUsEMl-NTss

NiBLO's GARDEN
IN Lossce and Manager, "m whce~sV
MONDAY Juns ~. 1864
SECOND MONTH.
FrHORE INCREASING.
DELIGHTED AND INTELfI ENr AUDfENcEb
GREETING
tl0Ln Bf0aghan's homAntic ID rana. entitled
THE DUKES MOTTO.
with tho most eatts riug tnkens OF
-. AfFLA hk AND DEfIoiir. r
rus spacious aHa coal etre bipg crowded nightly 10 ~
utmost capsrity
The celebrated Irsh .lp.e itan ani vocalist
Nr CDLIaNS
who has pur hasf tn ri he rro 'ucilon Of this
celebrated pa "a America IN DE famous character Of
CARuCkfEkGus
irish soldier OF songs Wine, bright
Vine" and :. While There's Lite There Hone
Air WM NHEATiEY
n LIS celebrated chai actor ~ CAPTAIN HENRI DE LA
CARDERE. and the following uHapuroac. able cast -
Mczars T. H. shewe a. q Burnett w litter. 4 Lamb,
MoedaunL so. Nine Ponai Mrs J. n Allen. . Jordan.
hc
Splendid scenery, ~ seiwyn, Hayes ullari. rhorne.
Ac
Original Music under II. B Dadwortha direction ..t
tntreb kas cOs tunes, by Mons Phillpc
Perfect Mechanical Eneets bJ fur1e, Runyon AMI Dr.
init
New Furniture and Appointments. bY Mr. y. Wallis and
DOUBLE CORPS DIX BALLET.
In characteristics dances, Rrfaneed bY Sgnor Wonkani.
Bos occ open daily ron tii D. where seats cAn be -
cured
80 THREE DAYS IN ADVANCE
coamencc eight. conclude quarter before eleven.
Doors open At halfpast
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MATRIMONIAL.

TRUE oESLEMAN WISHES TO CORRESPOND
"A ain lady with a WOW 70 aafrulony He has heart
fu Of sNeon which NJ rseds 70 lay 81 any aayN feet
wbo deems that gise hin love for love lie
fesi. ihst wealth resye billy aud rskn- beany
are essential h~ yos-essa w both lady Goa tie
s,y preserrsd CArteg De vslts exchanged enirnt
~b.nn a core xrs0nfench ID agrtef A dr n
certify for zoe week. wsier ksSxood- hrosfwAt Post
once N. :.
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T BooARr, AuoIIoSEEh-bY 8 BogAnT.
Ar Of liquor store northwest OF Broad
~ ana Filty seventh street comprising two ne walnut p
Is 10 feet, three Hcer Pumps, two Screens r
stsad casis thirty Casks Bnr.ls az Kegs Nrr,r
Gsn, III ns Lquos sesars Gas fitures stove, Shades
- A. uositive Derossss required
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w 90 ys one sns Al - 80 Ai.s ELLINGTON. ~
rsna~o@d tf lsL n 81 hssk rnsrsAiy nrtu0ssas
80, al ~ Aslrcscsfts. VITO gast W
hfeit se.ih snd taff41sf awi Nsffsnts
~ ntst thsn lnf0ra4tsn q sAs en.oet
hssuiA loaTnrIs, arsEst ffteafA 1ff saft
Llafsn - at1 ffr ~ it
~ az III sgslrs lae Brave sof@fs ieagB arr =
ssr, M or fsath IN yo4f pfaffaf ssi
fheiY yss.t ~. s.sJ ,ssst ~ ssass-, " ssst -
fsshV F~d bsatlf II 30 uS iaig lll ~ 81 saar
e,as u fightA ssr~st Ma " istbs tn fefsos tr Nia
e'sy hsa - tou sSe Ara nis srs i4
, lase rod urt sna uafss aTsl s-~arfs.tsf - We
facay 10 rfen n .y r~st~~taAar ettI Fsfs
rsscs prsnsstassa saT~f s~s ge stsfr rrsteai ssa
S~xis rtCiAi r-d
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LNOxS OLD BOHERY THEATRE.
Last WEEK OF TIE SEASON.
BRILLIANT BILL or ATTRACTION
After Of unparalleled In the history ~
Old Drury the curato will drop the performance for
time In oder 70 cleanse decorate and paint
The thanks bis friends and the public
tor their and pledges himself that
nothing shall ~ wanting his part make his theatre
ONE or TnE HEST IN TiiE CITY
!. gaf MokDAr EykkJhd, JUNK ~.
the and highly sucxesSiuid drama OF
lhf AURORA FLOYD.
An.ora nsish nee Aarora rio,d Mis- Fanny Herring
To b. followed with a. L. Yos's paatomims.
THE MAGIC PILLS
Daudy pOrarh0 Grcmald0 Mr. q l.. ror
Ethciinds With dance Miss Louise Brow
To conclude with the patriotic raj Of tho
BATTLE or BUSKKk HIi.L
LhSV~F osaca VT Y.
TuESDAY-Beneft OF the Attaches OF the Theatrr.
SATURDAY. July 1.-Two psrfor rmAnoes afternoon and
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"A taftD-i-sl - Ahy sLhILif =" &C
NJ 4t.W ~ .sfff laf fNfaff~ ~ Al Nte II A.
49, t.'as..- tsyss .scAs ss.ss 80 ~ o. GsL l.
- "a -. a1.1s.
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IIRNRY y. LEEDS 4 oo.. AucrIoNEfRs.

JOSEPH HEGEMAN.-TUESDAY. JUNE 80 AT 10
- O'Clock A. NJ. precisely ls8 Dean street, between
Bond and Neyins streets Booklyn Household and School
Chsbrr F"rnitnrs Feather Beis hs.tr,sses msnossny
Oilcloths Curtains Mante Clock Pastel Drawings.
South American Birds Phantom Leaves Chess Men. wAlnu
tx ensi0n Table China. Glass and Cutlery With Kitchen
Furniture Catalogues at the sslesroom At private sale
Taee brick House and o No iSs Dean street. Brook
lyn Immediately after the auction sale OF fur
nure. IL sold few days will be rented 70 good
tenant Inquire at the house.
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.MA0NIFICENT HOUs HOLD FURNITURE.
PAINTINGS. STArUARY BRONTEs,
AND MANY ksRk AND COSTLY WORKS
sW OF ART, AND ARTICLES IF yIRlU
AT PUBLIC AUCTION
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pLpGAST SPAN OF BAY HORSES.
~ ID W IVES co. ON Tasscay, June w. All O'Clock
- ssr,an sn1 ~ SPAN or BAY oARRnGB HORSES.
s,ss eesssi drivers warranted in every wsy be par
ssv enu M Mind and gentle These animals are equally
-s era In sInclr or double harness. and good saddle
tpcs the properly OF gentleman having no inrther use
~ SADDLE PONY. !.
splendid black Saddle Pony, seven years Old wsrraned
q" CARRIAGES AND HARNESS
assortment OF RocsawAys busgcs, open W a.
,nns ane and ordinary Harness, Saddles. kc
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sesses Your own solemn legislative pledges
cry out against it. Virginia would blush
for shame at such proposition, and would
weep, as Rachel, for her children, refusing
to be comforted. Louisiana would lift her
saddened eyes and fe,tcred arms and plead
for mercy and deliverance. Tine home of
Jackson would burn with Indignation that
the ashes of her unconquered hero should
be trampled nron by hire!ings and slaves.
Old ocean would murmur curses against
you upon her wail'ng winds, and would
lash your shoes in fury at their degradation.
Would you grant to your unscrupu!ous
enemies special commercial advantages and
favored intercourse? This would loid us
in as utter vassalage az we have hereto
fore been held, would ruin our revenues and
make us tributary forever to Northern in
dustry. Would you pay money for peace!
At such n thought, the shade Of Pinckney
would arise from its dust, and bid you re-
member what Southern spirit was when
he uttered the immortal words, "A(llions
for defence, but not a cent for tribute
Mediation can do US now no good. 1t
might embarrass us and place us in false
position before the world, but it could not
advance us one step towards an honorable
peace. Let us then give thanks this day
To God for having so hardened the heart
aud blinded the eyes Of our enemies as to
induce them to repcl their best and trucs,
friend III his advances for their relief
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REcArITCLATIoN FOR BRIGADE.
Killed. Wounded, Missino. To,

TIE WAR TAX ON COMMISSION MER-
cHASTs.-1n reply to letter from some
OF our merchants, the Secretary of the
Treasury replies as follows: It is to be re.
GREETED that Acts are frequently so clum.
silly drawn, with such ambiguity in some
! respects, and contradictions in others, as tc
require law officer, in some cases, to in
tcrpret their meaning. 1t is now decided
that calendar year means only eigh,
months. Says the Secretary:
"! have to. inform You thkt commission
merchants are liable, under the provisions
of the Act of oath April, 1853, 10 a speci.
fic tax Of 5000 and tax of two and one
half per cent. on an sales made. Under
section 9th Of the Act, the liability to nav
the tax attaches from and includes the oath
day of April, the date of the Act. The
specific tax for the year is due and PAYABLE
at the time of registration, which is re-
quired to be done sixty days after The pas.
sage Of tho Act, and on the lst day OF
January. in each year thereafter. Very re.
sspoc!fuIly, your ob't scrv't.
G. G. MEMMINGER,
sec'y Of The Tres'Y.
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object is Haynes Bluff. as it is regarded
the key to Vicksburg.
The Chronicle says a junction with the
force awaiting him at the Bluff to marcl,
into F'cksburg canno; be prevented.
Several ironcIads are stationed at several
imfsrtant points on Red River-out,ing
of completely rebel communication with
Texas.
A Cincinnati dispatch says the President
has changed his sentence OH Vallanding-
ham. lie will be transported through the
Federal lines, and will be delivered to
koSencrans, who, under flag of truce, will
deliver him to Bragg.
The nows from the army Of the Potomac
is unlmportant. Gen. Humphreys division
is broken up by desertions from the las,
nlne months regiments, belonging to the
fifth corps.
1t was rumorcd at Bermuda that Can,
Semmes lad resigned the command Of the
Alabama, t" take command OF a fine Con-
federate ship. mounting twenty-five guns
The officers in charge Of the flag Of truce
yesterday from fredericksburg says Grant
has captured the first line of entrenchments
at Vicksburg, and that his right wing rescj
on Haynes Bluff.
TuLLAnoMA. May 23.-Thc rumor o.
the capture o! two Of our .pgiments il
front, with one picco Ct Il ,illcrv, is MOI
rue. The enemy did >urrour,l and ca,,-
ture Il small cut 'st oil al ut forty lurn
Al is quic' il front.
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EXCHANGE NOTICE, NO. S.
RICHMOND, MAY Q. 1863

RICHMOND. May 9, 1863.
"E following Confederate officers end men
i pave been duly exchanged. and are here
oy SD jdeclared:
l. officers and men who have been de-
liverede et City Point at any time previous to
May g. Ss: S -, .. ,,,,,
the lst o pril, 1868. who hive been released
on parole
3. All nN captured in North Carolina or
VirginIn b pre- the lst Of March, 1860, who
h" 20 been ID srscd"on pareic.
4. The otbd IS rad men captu""d ani pnrol-
ed ny Gen. S. Carter. i'll his expd.tinn to
East T"nnesse December last
8. Tue ".'iccftAan MT captured and pa-
rolled b. Lieut.. Stewnrt at tan G,n eli =.
kansas, January 1863 by Col. Dickey, IN
Decenlber. 1852, il is march t. lbe Mobile an j
Ohio. Railroad d3k hy Capt Camuror, at
Corinth Mics, in I'D kmbcr, 1862
6. The officers and ben paroled at Oxford.
Miss. on the I'D of eceniber, 1852 at Des
Arc. Ark, on the It'll january. 1868; and at
Baton Rouge La. on 23d February. 1868.
z. All persons who hi e been captrred on
the sea. or the waters led ing to the same, or
upon the sea coast Of the onfederate or Un,-
ted States at any time prS ious to December
10th, 1852.
: 8. All civilians who hav been arrested at
any time before the 9Th Of NJ 1863, and re-
leased on parole. are disefLarg from any and
every obligation contained in Id parole. II
any such person has taken any kh Of a!leg;-
ance to the United States or gN any bond,
or if his release was accompanig with any
other condition, he is dischargV from the
same. ~
0. II any ersons embraced in ~ of tho
foregoing sections, or in any sectiS ef any
previous exchange notice. whereinA are
declared exchanged. are in any Fed.ra ison,
they are TO be Immediately released an sde-
hVered to the Confederate authorities
ROBERT. oU Gps
May 81, 'B3, A.
Confederate papers will please inserts b.
foregoing noticesi times and forward secount&
to the War Depsrshdsot.
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CONSIGf:IlGS

The f flowing persons Lave 'reira, in 4h
Depot ai A.heville:
a q Williams, T. Po,lar,., Jas. Gbb.*
G " Cromer, IL I Tustin. .JohnSon,
j Ii. n Scales. l. II Russell, y w Rog.
"rs. f Nelson, d ONe;llc, III Patterson.
d NJ Rogers, II NJ Palmer, r Wilson,
Jos. L Moore. J w w Marshall, NJ r
Banner. TJ Eli, ,J Moore, II w Law
son. II G Perrin, Cn"k. Mrs. + Noble. ]
+ NJ Mitchell, S \ CaSwcll. 1T Holiday
+ NJ Mitch' Il, II II Scuddy, F. Wcs,Grl
f S Bailey, Chas. r V"Ik. |, J,.nes.!N I
Haskell, Mrs. + J Parker. \ SIM .n's.
ID. Il. SONDIEY. Ap't
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Recently several cases of paralysis have
occurred in the 10th and 10th Regiment,
among these we would mention G. J. Jones
Of Capt. Chathans company.
Send the Press to the following per-
sons:
H.A. Williams, Lots Po. Edgefeld Dis.
trict, S. w. Charping 10th Reg't S. G. V,
~. Arnold, Monterey, Abbeville District,
This is n bright morning, and the birds
6l the air with their music. am we'll
Your friend,
II. w
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ELOQUENT EXTRACT.

We publish i'll to days issue one of the most
c!o1"e"t and striking extracts we have ever
reah. The sentiments are noble, pointed and
pa'ri"t'c-'he language chaste. elegant aud
oea"tiful--'he argument instructive and con-
Vme'nS. The Extract alluded to ,s from Ser.
mon published in the Southern Episeopalion,
ana was delivered. on Friday, March 81, 1863,
IN Christ Church. Savannah, Ca. by the Righ,
fev.. Steven Elliott, D d.. Rector of Chris,
Church. and Bishop Of the Diocese of Georeia
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EDGETIELD ADVERTIsER

Alr. James I. Bacon has assumed the edito-
rial responsibilities Of the Edgefeld Advertiser
Mr. Haron is young gentleman Of conceded
literary requirements and general attainments,
"nt letters from Europe and the
7er, have given him celebrity
y, graphic and engaging wri-
every success.
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TIE FUNERAL SERVICES

OF Tie lamcnted Col. James n. Perrin and
his nephew Thomas S. Perrin we're performed
on last Tuesday, at / o'clock. a. M, bv Rev.
Dr. Tuner ond Rev. Mr.. Sloan. Their re-
mains were deposited in the Long Cane Churcl,
yard with military honors. A large concourse
OF Citizens from every part of the District ere
in attendance to pay last tribute of respect
to the worthy md gallant dead A more SOL
emn-'.ceasion has never been witnessed in Ab.
bcvi i!le
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CAPTAIN HASKELL.

The Richmond correspondent of the Charles
ton "M"rcury," says Il am glad to learn that
Capt. Haskell. Of the lst South Caroline, is not
Killed. rs The papers report. lie is one of the
few nobl" spirits left out of n class that gradu-
ated ut the University of Virginia not many
Years ago. The rest have fallen martys to tie
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DETAINED.

In our last issue omitted to mention that
the letter from our esteemed. correspondent,
dated ''A1ay lst," had been detained by mail.
It, however, grew none the less interesting bv
detention Two very interesting letters from
the sane correspondent appear in this issue.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1863-05-29

eS-' Read the now advertisements IN this
ifsre Militia officers especially directed
to Order No. is, by the Adjutant and Inspec-
tor General.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1863-05-29

eT} Rev. Mr.. OLIVER. of Lenoir, " c., has
arrived in our town, and is in the discharge
OF the clerical duties on the circuit lately va.
catedby the Rev. A. G. Stacy.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1863-05-29

cS Owing to indisposi,ion Of one Of our
hands in the office we have not been able to
give the usual attention to the column, OF
the :'r':s ;he present week
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'AYABLE IN ADVANCE.
VOLUME XU.---NO. 4.
NOTICE.

NO1lCE.
l(f Permission Of the Ordinary of ALbeville
- !Sstrict. will sell at Public Outcry, at
hb'eVile Court House. on THURSDAY, ilth
June neH at 10 O'clock. A. NJ, the Personal
fropertyNf G. L. HARRINGTON, deceased.
consisting the remnant of Stock of Mer-
chand'ze-A D"guerreotype instrument and
casea' and Y Iious other thiugs.
Terms CAs
WM. II. PARKER,
CEA.D. and Admir-.
\. Is. All porsoAs having demands against
sa'd Estate will ple\se present them immedi.
ately, properly prov
W. II. p.
May 27, 1868 ct
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1863-05-29

Ile fricds of JAMES S. COTHRAN an
n"nncc him as crn.]ilate to fill the vacan
cy in the State Lcgislatkc, occasioned by tn
dea'Sof Col. James 81 lfrrin.
MANY FRIENDS.
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GEN. McGOWAN's BRIaAnr.

The G"ordid" snys the following recap apitula
ton of the casualties in McGowan's bricnde
of A. =. HiIps Light Division, is from q report
in the Richmond Enquirer of the 23d inst
We have already published lists of the casual
ties by regiments:
RrcArr1ULATIoS FOR BRIGADE.
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May 27, |;

TIE ESTE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
ABEVILLE DISTRICT
In Equity.
James ". Hopkins
WIN '"1 v: WIFE Y Bill, for Partition of nsa,
"iiHlh Cfo"uer Estate.
and Wife.
appearing that Em I. Burton, VIM.
Il McGhec and his wEs, Dicey, and Robert
Burton defendants j" the Nbove case reside
beyond !he limits of this S:aM On motion by
Burt / Calhoun Comp. Sol. orAered that said
mur t." said Bill of Complaint Within three
months from the publication herspf or the
same Will OF tAk"a' Pro confesso ngatpst them,
WV. II. PARKER, A.Ap.
May II. 1893 4 am