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ZEE DaEFiII:E'r .D :Ils, I,E
5IETssLT.T-S5i:r;--

49, 49,
ssATFFuBTsEG G1H@Afx21.
IDY an order ifem the Ordinary Ishsll proceed
lid to soil on III lJEEDA2, thGs fta. july ncxt,'
et the premises, commencing at IL 0,eloak, A. M,
the 8boys-named property belonging 10 the Es.
tate of John b. q Waltney, decd
s The property embraces. q LOT OF FOUR
ACRES, the MAIN BUILDING, oonstfacted for
ttn accommodation of Boarders, as we'll rs with
ample School Rooms, aud nil pecessarysO OUT-
BUILDINGS, with well Of inns water, supplied
with good pump. All the buildings new and ani
good condition. - 3 - = I!
Also, will be sold at the same time, the School.
Room 9e Household FURNITURE, PIANOS,
STOVES, 10. =
81 will also sell q separate lot Of ONE ACRE
BLAND adjoining the School lot. Ais0,3
Two One Horse WAGONS, q good SADDLE. and
;BRIDLE, a smeil LOT Of III 0Gsl, ones excelIsns
Mik7 co W, Gafpents3,s. Tools; : amall lot or
Paints Garden Tools, tsc.
The Building.is we'll located and we'll suited for
q Boarding School The past history Sof ,llis
School les present patronage, and the nsuessities
of q large community giye a tpraace that s,compe
'teuti Teachers will have an opportunity 70 mako
safe and proftah.e inYsBtme mens sS
Terms luade knuWn ON day Of saIe.. Il
49,. "a. sG, TEAG UE, Agent for
y i. Mrs. Lucy fiSalulty,E x..s5s
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sopth caralina !" roll of iIono..n

Inlssponse to numerous applications, tho
subscriber ann nnces The PREPARATION OF
:. ,Sc.aa G.i0tna,s Roll of, f,Ha.or"---a vol,
une whose design is topefpsluare tile nurrc
of every soldier sou of the State who hHs
lalien Uv disc Sc Or in battle during the war.
In f,ntneranea, of this undertaking, tho re-
quest isrnade Of every fanlily who have heen
slpas afflicted totsend promptly 10 the address,
here undercignsd, a brisf Biographical sketch
of the deceased embracing name. age, place
of birth, occupation, regiment and company,
and incidents of battle or attending death,
and esL Tally such dying decla ations as may
reflect toe character OF the ra!Iiot and hero:
The whole will be revised aud arranged
in alphabetical form, and. .pufisbedl AZ soon.
after the war Us possible. 1t desirable that
a aseparate record should. be devoted To the
many South Uarolitrians who have fallen in
the service of other States. # the expense
and dimensions of the wurkehe not too great,
it will epbruce,mauy engravings Of the dead
but at present the latterls Not required.
Miin generous ca Eeralion on the part oil
the citiz .nSof the State iu this matter, South
Carolina will not have occasion to erect q
monumental column IS to the memory Of tho
unknown and unrecorded dead.' s..
The press of tho State will conf,rs favor
by freely circulating the above request and
urging attention to the subject.
]. F. G. .DGFONTAINE E, Spartanburg, sc.
We learn that thes.' Camp: Fires, Marches
and Battle Fields Of the Southern Revolu-
.,ion," by Personne isroarly ready for publt
cation, and but for the desire to embrace re-
cent important events, would have been is
sued before. 1t will embrace from six to
seven hutar, pages, and be an interesting
compendium. Of the history, herpism, ro-
nance, ndfncetie Of the war.
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sThe --latest.

: .eRIcHNaND. June 2o.-sSrhe Eerald Of, the
18th ,epor.s the retreat cf The rebels from
Cnambcrsbnrg, but sa, S they are i'll strong
.iorce at Wili.m,p.rt. .und Cumberland.
The Conlederatrs also occupy the. South
Mountain.
Five hundred Union cavalry wee c'ptured
near Gree,ra,le. Greencastle is town of
SOC Inhabitants, sc miles south west Of
Harrisburg, and IN he railroad from Cham
bersbnrg III Hagerstown. 1t is u place of
considerable business. ED Con.
.Harper's berry is evacuated, hut the Ma.
iryland Heights arc. strongly fortified aud still
held by tie Felcrals.
Hooker's ailnv, ten the 18th, were on or
near tie, ,1id Buil Ran battlefield.
fortiiicati6Ls. coI,st ucted ON the hills OPP
posne Harrisburg are considered sufficient
protectonfor the city. The panic is over,
there, and the people are disposed to under
rate. the danger Of the line Of tie Shenandoah
becoming the STAT Of war.
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STATE oF SOUTH cARoL1NA, Z;
ApJUrAs'r AND IyspEcroR-tiEy's OFFICE,

: y.
l 3CoIuspIA, JUsE l6, 1853.
.GENERA W. y0RDEHS 40. 70.
To carry into efrect the proclamation of bis Ex
cellency the Comm Iuder.in Chi0f and the Act o.
Coners.s, !" 10 provide for local dsieuce aud spe-
cial service" IL Ia hereby ordered: ~
! T. That the commanding officers of the Miiitin
Regiments apio.nhlc ut their usrlatpllces oil pa.
rnde, on TUESDAY, tho, 7th of July. next, all
persons Within the limits of their respective COM
N lnds liable to Any military service ny the laws
,of the State: and cili forvolunteers to mret tic
reouisirion Of the President of the Confederate
States ON this State for troops for local dcfe cs-
pers6ns bel sysen ibe agra Of forty and forty-hve
to hs Included in thc call. .
III. o., s4y Regiment NiHg to furnish by vol
unteering its aiiota. Of Troops. singh IL dzed BY
General Order Eo.2l,, ncc.inpanys sg th,s order,
the c.ul,nauding taiccr hf. such Rn gimant wal!
Immediately ,irlw from those .l,ahlo 70 "netdal
military service t6pynrd the liniis Of thelf re-
spoc,ive Districts, betweeh the agesini tortI atti
fifty (4o aud SOY years, a5nficent number OF men
to mako up said quota ssl-s.. . -. - !.
4 III. The colnmahding officers of Regiments are
required immediately to organize the troops thus
raised into companies, Of not less tnan
lI64) and not more Than one hundred and twenty
i've 1881 privates,f by holding elections tor COM
lpany officers, wiz: lone Captain, one First lieu-
.tenan t and two Second Lieutenantsis, enon,com-
I .nissioned ofl flcersAfour se cts and four Cor
polrais-to. be appointedby.t Captains, and i'm.
mediaiely return to this office certificates of said
elections and dr1lls Of the companies. (.
Nv. The commanding officers of Bent Conpa-
nies are required to prepare and return the cem
manding officers of their respective Regiments on
the. day above mentioned, accurate rolls Of ;all
ales residing their beats beteen
tho agos of forty and fifty 40 and 80 years.
forty and -ifty years, will be- subject to draft.
VI. Companies organized under this order win
berenct !be organized, b., orders issued from this
ofce, into Regiments of ten companies each, by
the election of field officers and when called into
the field, will DC mustered into Confederate sucr-
vice, 70. local defence and special service Within
The limits Of this state for the TORN Of slS months
jism. tho ssss aay as ApgAs aaSt 81,
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III. Thss e9r,Insn Ing flcers Of Regiments
are charged witt, the prompt extension: and exc.
cution of this Grdsf, oD .sheirr1-.
or on the part Of any officer, will bs visited With
the seyersst penalties of The law.
& By comlnand of, .the Governor, 80 =. 80
"A. c. sGARL1NGTON, a
$50 Adjutaut and Inspector @ General IS. C.
Juns.24 ct 25 s:i
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lHny:27
Stevens Creek Academy.

EHyHE FalI Session of,this, Instit1tion will DO
Il resumed tns tnird Monosy in june and eon.s
snnae fye monlhs, tsenty days 70 the -maptl.
Rates Of Tuition and Terlus the stmc % last Sei-
sion. No student Mhl be received, applying Ia;
Ter than two weeks alter the term commences, I'M
less prevented by sickness. No deduction viii Be
male except in case oil protracted illness. -;
structed ina seect Academic course will have
liberal attention gwen them in my School. q
- e. . .j77ss.e JOHN MssMcCANTS.
juno o s st 52S,e
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: CAprusE orTHESrEAMER CALYPSO. News
was received here Wednesday morning of the
capture Of the steamer Calypso, Capt. Black.
She waa on her way to w ilmington when her
nachil.rY broke down, and the Yankee cruis.
3ers, who had been chasing, oyerbauled and
took her .s q prize. Some OF her passengers
have been landed ct Wilmington under aaag
Of truce,--Gogsieh - M
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Northern News

Nashville papers, of the 18th, and the Ne7
| York Times, OF the 10th, says Lee aud sr
army ninety thousand strong, is marching
NorthSard. Hookeb's ssarm IL marching OF
ito prevent IAN advance. 4 be Governor o.
E0hio has called for 10000 troops, and th.
Governor:of Pc ansylyapia has called for.5l,;
1000, 10 prevent invasion Of each State. !.
s. VAsuISarON, June ]o.-Einco!n has issu
led a proclamation calling for ZOO men te
repel the inv yasiono of Mary land, Northern Yir
giIiia, Pennsylvania and OHIO.
HAaKlsBUkGr June 5.-D Dispatches from
Chu@ beEsSsrg and Hagerstown state that the
rebel cavalry were at Perryv,Ile and Martins.
burg on. the l4Ih. Hard fighting was going
fon, aud ,the rebels had driven Reynolds from
Perrvyille and were advancing on the capital.
The. towns and cities throughout Psnnsylya-
mia are in danger. -:
y Before The capture Of. Winchester, MilroY
notified the rebels that he would burn the
town fan attempt was made tn storm the
position. EwSll replied that he would Lang
every Yankee captured:
Itis reported that Ewells has taken Har.
per's Ferry. with immense stores, aud is
Ell route.
1t is,repurted that Linc5la las called for
two hunarel thousand men tp repeal the in
vaSion ofs Pennsylvania.
Scots report 6. .000 rebel cavalry ia Gums
berlan,i, id. Inc it,habitants are fiJing for
safety tosu usTper:sy Ferry. -.
HaRRlsoSBURG, June l6.-Bnsiness. s,is-
pended Altimportant documents have been
removed from the capital
Milroy tslegraphed officially his repulse
from his Notifications by $4,000 rsbels, losing
1900 men. .;.5l - :
Governor SCurtinSha cs,lled on the citizens
of Pc nnsylvania to;defend. the State, saying
that Pailadelphia has aot responded, while
the enemy are In 5Chambersburg. He re-
proaches .sthe Pennsylyamans iore s:,ifi.ng
shout The length; of service, VIXEN an exigen ty
exists. Despatches state everything gloany
and no saving the country Seuthnf tee Sus-
quehanra.
BALrlMoaE,:June l6.-Gcv Bradford he's
called on The paopae to rally for tie defence
of Maryland. -
dispatches from Rhode IslarI, dated the
1914, STATE that Cos. Smith c.nreu,.I the
Legislature OH Thursday, fur, the purpose Of
,raisirg troapS.
PIliLA DEL sMrA, June 1.-THE Mayor has
issued his proclamation. closing The stores,
so that the occupants can join military organi.
za,iuns TO defend the city.
Nuw YoaK.zJ,ne l6.-All the regiments
are getting really under arms. iu Brooklyn,
the Iells were rung at midnight, sumnoning
men to JON regiments leaving Immediately
for Philadelphia. -
Gov. Andrew, Of M-ssaclmsetts. rendered
Lincoln all his avaiiable militia force.
The English and Austrian Consuls arrived
IN New Yurk onothe lGsh, being ordered out
.of the Cortedcrucy by The rebel aauthorilies.
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The GraniteVilIe Company. Z

XIrLL purchase GOOD COTTON ,at the'
wv highest market pdrs WITHOUT being COW
cred With baggfng cle..a. It may be packed sndI
held toge'hsr:.gs;th Stats rs hay and fodder are
pselfsd. c. eat attention must.be paid to keep It
cln-.n and free from trash Pulverised fodder
and hay cannot be taken from 1t with machinery.
Graniteylle, June Z -. st ~ =
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Disastrous FREsHET.-A very disastrous
freshet fell iu the neigbborhood Of this place
ON last Saturday night and Sunday morbing.
Some of the streams were higher thar ever
known to have been before The corn on
the bottom lands was in nice growing con-
dition-a great deal of which was washed up
by the roots or covered With sand !; a great
deal Of Wheel, almost ready ~. the harvest,
was destroyed in like manner. We learn
that the heavy rain was colHaed to.s slpall
territory, conse quently the AMOUNT of daIago
done has moi been alarming !; fey indiyids,
ais, however, have suffered materially ABB
beyille Press, ,s
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STATE rasoF.siOUTHscARoLINA. o
EXECUTIVE . 3EfARTMsNT,

,. d EAECUVIVE E.UEFAKTfENT, 3
= - COLUMBIA, June II, 1888.
IN answer: to many letters upon tue subjcct,of
the exemption. OF Magistrates, it Is stated, for
eehardocs not fse called upon tooye.,:np. Mapis.
trates within the conscripts age from military
service, ipasm,,sh .. trs Legislature had that
subject un,fss confederation and did not provide
sor- it .ilt-theirs Act. i
Z. By order Of the Governor.
: = 8 - ~. B.F. ARTHUR,
.eFs Private Secretary.
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TIE war in Mississippi.

We give to-day, several items from the
Mississlppisn, Of tie Nth, concerning The
progress of events,in Mississippi. 1t seems
but little more is known,or made public, at
jackson than here, and everybody must for
the present .possees their souls o! patience.
The movements on the riverare becoming
significant. With Gen. Price at OF neas Hei
ena, ard Kirby Smith on the Louisiana shore
opposite Yicksburg. @e eau confidently expect
at least large STARE OF the ielnfoiceuenls
intended for Grant Sill find employment
west of the river, asindicated by our .pecial
dispatch: X the reports " e have seen esti,
mate Gen. Prices strength at four brgadcs,
and if he has attacked Helena, we have no
idea the garrison could resist him. as it had
been weakened to swell Grants forces.
We have, private letter from Jackson, ola
late date, W hich says it is the opinion Of the
public generally, based upon rlp,ors that
reach the city, and in military circles formed
@upon more definite knowledge, that zen.
Pemberton and his men will have no difficulty
in holding his position until Johnston can re-
lieve him. The latter was moving, in what
direction we cannot repeat. The same In
formant asserts.that Kirby Smiths at Mil
liken,s Bend, and thet Magruder wus near ut
hand for the reliefof Gardner, at Port Hud-
SON. Anun.ber of beef caltie forwarded by
him had been crossed othe garrison BY swim.
ming. A brigade oftroops, it.@as also sta
ted, had crossed. AT Bayou Sars,. Il
Our forces have destroyed the New Orleans,
jackson and Great Northern railroad from
Manchac forty miles North, and the Yankees
were engaged in repairing it. If they use il
to advance North, as IS probably their iuten-
tion, further destructionis is provided for. -
Atlanta Appeal.
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Ru1faWay
Notice to Bridge Builders!
B. T. AR THUR,
Private. Secretary.

'yNTILL be lei to, the lowest hiaderoa Tuesday,
wv the sh July noxs at the Bridge, the
-bul,lins e uE n Hrid ga nerhas StephenS, Creek At
sGa.ret,'s old Mil. The i,ridgeis to DO abouts0
feet long. \ good chanoe 10 iaaSe money. For
!, L. T. MINIS, Chair! Board. Z
Juno H.. 81 "a
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FROM GIN. RGsEtkASS' ARMY
luP S;tuHtInu- ErH18 RpfpfarraG

CINcISNATI. Oct. THE report that the
rebel ltn's Were i.Vgi'hin tOur miles of Chat
tui.Go-a ! st1i"d d IL tTustN orthy dispatches 10
te taise though it is not denied that their lines
are beng gradually extended, and that tie
mCuhtHi@s overlooking our operations are in
possession OF their troops.
he movements OF the enemy are locked upon
Is Indicating seige, but if the fifty boat loads
ii ROOFS expected within few days come
promptly 10 hand, and the artillery lost IL the
tate hatGes Is replaced without undu. loss of
Time. tie defensive position OF our troops will
ne changed 10 one that will be apt to tell sav
iy upon the s'adyaEced rebel lines,' and re.
store TO our arms the prestige that was so late
Iy cost.
There are rumcTs that the rebel force has
been augmented since the iattIes OF Saturday
and sunoay, out from what locality these re-
infcrctmeHts have been received is not known
Their artills Ty, il is said, numbers over eighty
pieces. which includes, l presume, those cap.
luIed from our army.
letur received ny the Louis vile Journal
from high source at CHATTANOOGA dated on
thr .3d ibsf., speaks with confidence The
" ritter says ut is now, | think, settled tha.
GtH. Rusfcrans will hold his position in Chat.
tdnpogc against all the combited forces of the
Ccntederates brought from Charleston, Rich
mcnd, Mobile, &c. Our position is more than
eGnaf to all the force they can bring against this
army. Three days have enabled Gen Rose.
Grams to make his position immensely strong
Chattanooga has much more practical and nat
uIal advantages for defense from the south side
than from the nortn. aud, as the enemy cannot
get III our rear, we are very strongly posted.
Full confidence and great cheerfuiness exist
among the whole army. The enemy were so
badly hurt that they have not been disposed to
press forward"
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TEL LEGRAPHIC NEWS.
ASSOCIATED PRESS DIspATCHES.l
FROM EUROPE

Arriva! of the Steamship Savanna
CAPE RACE, Oct. 2-The steamship Saxonia
arrived OF this Cape at noon To-day, from Liv-
erIool On the Sd OF September.
lie i.ondon Times says the fate of Charles.
ten is virtually decided, anf tatits fall is only
aGues1ion Of time. The same paper says that
hr Mason sent 10 Earl Russell, on Monday,
notification that lie mad been Instructed 10
Withdraw from England. Mr.. Mason proceeds
10 Paris.
Ia France says 8 Federal steam cor ette had
arrived II Rles,. from Madeira, having been
seEt, with another Federal corvette in pursuit
OF lie Florida. She will leave Brest on the
3sd, com pietr]y repaired, ard proceed imnedi-
stsiy TO lEeeta second Federal corvette which
IF 81 Lis bon, and attack her before she can be
joined by the one 1t Brps, which is repairing
In France says the Federal corvette kear-
sage VIII be Urea ed AT RTest like the Flor .d,t
Both hejigr. enis will enjoy the same rights
ard advantages.
The Confederate lean was quoted at aalsO
discount he French rentes, 6sf Soc. Con-
sole, a33sasoss for money.
On the sth of Gcfober Napoleon will receive
Trieste. y
The Memorial Dipiomatiqe says that Eng
land has entered into an engagement 70 ac-
knowledge the present Mexican Government
soon as MaXimiiian shall announce /, the
Geputauon his fHal acceptance.
Englcrd and France viii then immediately
accreoit official repre- sentaiives.
England has promised 70 fayu every means
for tht rcaiiya.ioL =; the loan necessary To place
air DAD
La France says if the three Powers make a
common ccEimu"ilatiGn TO Russia, II will b.
OF different character 20 an Ordinary note, and
III diplomatic iausuaSe receive another ma ue.
III. Paris lCnTnai cons iuSrs the insertion In
the MoEitt TT of lire Poll memorandum tan
tamoiht t. a moral r. cugnltion rs eliigarents
At Frankfort the Federal Diet appointed 4
committee upon the ioIstein question, who re-
ported i'll FAY Nor Of fed raj execution Icing car
rieG cut. Tie committee racornmend the taking
possesslon, by the adminEtr,tiol !, OF the entire
Duchy. am. Inc ,ntry of 6sN H;.novcGian and
Saxon troops. Tie votes q: the Diet on the re-
pert Will te taken 6ct.1st. The Russian En-
perur, in speech, mas promised - II form and
EXT nj privileges. EisTpE iron. plated gun
tNE :. with rrrets will he completed hy spring
IWtn,y thousand meI are reported stationed
IN flGi md. The Car received The King Of
Gre * at 81. Petersburg the 20th OF Sep
IrIGb.r
No more leaves are given to naval Officers.
Ire Russians We're defeated on tie ) III o.
AuGEs1 II Iutomi~rZ. At MagoyieU, OF tie
= 4, the E!lssIaNS maSsacTed II. q. many i'll
h.-1stauts oT Lutomerz The Russians h4d
p!uGGeTcd se' eTal homes in Warsas.
+ tcpe A.gen dispatch says, rs 4 first step
towards riacir tie army on war oatinr. -,
War Minister mas orderrt II reg imentai lists t. be
filled up L. the var 9Th hF October.
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PROPOSALS.
DROP PosALs FOR MBIR.
CBIkF ASbISTf QUAkfgRMASfKR's 's OFFIcl
DfrG 0 WashtH gton, 134 aorfh strsst )
SASHINGTnN n Sa,f Sn 1ose I

DTss " !" usneHkteb, 4 - HofiH STeot
SEALED PaorosALs win be recsiy ed at this ONCE
asiverinx the city of " Washineton, O.. At uch
point = ne d. pot Quarterraaster may direct ONE
Kind nd description, viz: n' 'oi'o WING
Five huRdred ana at, thous.pd tsso,oeo, feet A.
n9. hst ~ inch White inc Common osIiiass
whit" Pirs Common Culiings,
One nuns ssd aIs zen thousand % o'o) feet seant
One han4 ,ea ana ten thousand M Ooo) feet ssant
Cne huEGTee and ten th~a and lln.D00) feet Seant
ling ; hy 4 ~ feel long hemlock.
All The above a.scri bed 70 be sood nerehantabls
pc,ntfd on the part Of the GoveEnment
.StA day OF October, 1868.
PROPOSALS..
The full name and Post Office address of the bid
der mus appear in the proposal.
A. 3id "a n ade IL the naale OF firm the names
O. al IN part IS musE appear, or the bid will %
eorsefed as the inc ividuat proposal of the party
Propos ,Is from disloyal parties will not be CON
sleerst. and aD oath of allegiance must accompany
each prs sposition
Pro pcss must be addressed to Cspt Edward L.
Hartz Ass stent Quartermsster. United states
rarkst !" Proposals for Lumber"
GUARANTEE
The responsibility OF the guarantoIs must be
shoSn by the Official certificate Of the Clerk of tbs
rearest Dlsfrlct Court or OF the United states
Ihe ability OF the bidder to I'LL the contract
BY sponsible persons, whose signatures to
te appended to the guarantee, and said guarantee
isefers must be present in person when the bid,
sr. opened or their proposals. win not be oonsid-
Bonds in the sum of five thousand dollars, signed
By the contractor and both of his guarantors, will
b. required of the successful bidder or bidders
upon signing .he contract
FORM OF GUARANTEE.
"e-,of the county of -, and State of -
aLd- OF the county of -. and State of -, do
Hereby guaranty It's able to fulhl the trac!
IL accordance with the terms OF his proposition
and that, should his proposition be accepted, he
VIII at once enter into contract in accordance
should the contract be awarded him, we are pre-
pared TO become his sureties. II
To this guarantee must be appended the Official
certificate above nentioned.1
The right t. reject any OF all bids that may be
deemed too high is reserved by the Depot Quar-
master well as the right to select from ssch bad
suck lumber at the price therein named, as is re
quired By the Government and in case OF the
failure of bidder, whose proposal is accepted to
fur nish witain the time prescribed in quality or
quantity. the Lumber Bti pullt 70 be delivered,
tAen the Assistant Quktsrm aster TO have the right
70 supply such deficiency by purchase. and such
bidder 20 be charged With the difference Of cost.
Informal proposals will be rejected.
EDWARD l.. HARTZ.
oc16s CaHtain A. Q. NJ. o. 9. Army.
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Fro n Havana-st. Domingo Rebellion

NEW YORK, Oct. 2-The steamer Corsica
from Havana via Nassau, has arrived. She
brings no news from Nassau.
Via Havana, We learn that the rebellion in
st. Domingo is not yet put down. Spanish
troops were marching on lie Vego, where the
rebels were strongly fortified. Additional troops
were being sent from Cuba, and various skir-
nishes were reported, in which the rebels had
been defeated.
The English steamer Union, a suspicious
looking craft, had arrived at Havana, report
ed 10 be from St Johns, via Nassau
Nothing had been heard from the missing
steamer Mexico, but it was hoped that as she
had three boats her passengers may have been
picked up by some passing vessel.