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The Placer herald., 1865-02-25
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w. all whom it may concern: Whereas, the
- u south West quarter Of Section 9, Township
~. ~, North Range East, Mt Diablo base and me-
..a'an, has been by the afflavts of various per-
non sOGs, hlcd in the District Land Office of the Uni
seu states, at Marysvillc. State of California, be-
;"s lug !he office for the District within which said
."uas D are situated, declared to contain minerals
""u ""u 10 be more valuable for mineral than for
js'Sctulural jsnStl purposes, by reason whereof said
a"% ""u nas hitherto been withheld from pre-emption
no au r M,e. Now the undersigned gives notice that
m,to WIN on Thursday, the 3Oth day of March, 1865
ths application 10 the Register or Receiver Of
Senoo sr United States Land Office, and adduce evil
Wos, W"ve 10 prove that said land towit: The South
Ransq vss quarter Of Section 9, Township IL, North
mo.s se East, Mt. Diablo base and meridian, is
no.o vre valuable for agricultural than mining pur-
fIe fI''' ana on such proof apply for permission to
6cisntp presumption claim to said land, unless suf-
shown. cause 10 the contrary be then aud there
feo. lith, lss5--sv
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NOTICE.

WHEREAS, on the 2Sth day of December A. D
w 1868, Edward Early executed to Thomas
Grogan certain mortgage on the following de
scrbed property, to-wt: certain mining
claim known rs the New York Bar Mining claims;
also 4 water ditch conveying water tosaid cllims;
also two ovcrshot wheels. with derrick, and five
iron ropes, a pump and all the fixtures belonging
TO said claims Said property being situated at
the mouth Of Mad Canon. on the Middle Fork Of
the American River, in Township No. G., county
OF Placer and State OF California. which said
mortgage was on the 18th day OF May, AID. 1864.
duly recorded in Book c. Of real mo. tgagcs.
pages % and 81, Placer county records. Said
morgag being given to secure the sum Of three
hundred and seven dollars with interest at two
per cent per month payable in United States gold
coin on the 5th day OF November. A. D. 1864 and
whereas. in case of default in the payment of said
money. principal or interest, the said Thomas
Grogan was empowered by the terms of said
Mortgage to sell the above described premises in
the manner prescribed by law and out Of the mo-
MES arising from said sale to retain the said prin-
cipa and interest, together with the costs and
charges OF making such sale. And whereas dc
fault has been nude in the payment Of said mo-
ney, principal and interest now therefore by vr-
tue of said power, notice is hereby given that the
sale, in front of Leet Il Gould's Store, Townshr
No. 6, Placer county, on the 3rd day Of Marcel
A. D. lS65, at the hour OF one o'clock. p NJ &c
the highest bidder for cash in United States Cole
COIN
THOMAS GROGAN.
w. II. Bullock, Attorney. Feb. s, 'G5.- 3w
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THE HUMAN HAIR

G & AS LONG BEEN THE STUDY OF THE
& FL most scientific men of the age, from the tact
that close study generally causes the hair to fall
off prematurely; and, in consequence. they have
given the subject portion OF their vrluable time,
irving to invent some method to regain their
lost locks; but all their labor was III vain until
The Placer herald., 1865-02-25
Tuesday. the 7th day of March, AID 1865.

at the hour of one o'clock P. NJ, all thc right
title, interest and claim, which the said Henry
Scbnably had on the 9TH day of January, 1865,
in and TO the following described property, to-
wit: Two Hundred Shares OF the Capital Stock
Of the Ophir Cola and Silver Mining and Milling
Company, there being Il credit on tn" above lIX
ecuton. of Ten Dollars aud fifty Gel Is, shall sell
rs aforesaid, or much thereof as may be sul1i-
cient to satisfy the above Judgment together
with all costs due ind to become due thereon.
STEPHEN JAMESON.
Constable. Township No. >.
Ophir February 4th, lS65-4w
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CONSTABlE'S SALE.

EpY virtue of an Execution issued by james
ED Moore. Justice Of the Peace. of Township
No. 2. Placer county, State of California, on the
10Th day OF January. A. y. 1868, and to me di-
rected in favor of Daniel Willard aud against
Henry Schnably, Judgment S2l6, payable in
United States cold coin. and costs SIG. with in
terest from date on judgment and costs at the
rate OF two per cent per month, payable in Unit
ed States gold coin. have levied upon seized,
and will expose to public sale, nj Ophir, in front
of Ieaby $ Saloon on
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AUBURN.

AUBURN.
MOSES ANDREWS,
WATCH MAKER AND JEWELER,
MAIN STREET, AUBURN, PLACER CO.
"AS THE FINEST STOCK OF JEWELRY
IL EVER OFFERED FOR SALE IN THIS
place, or vicinity.
It consists Of
Gold, Silver and Diamond Watches
@
Of the best English, Swiss and American manu-
laeure.
ETRUSCAN, CARBUNCLE, PEABL,
CORAL, GARNET, QUARTZ, JET,
AND ENAMELLED SETS.
Pins and Earrings. of all styles and rattcrns.-
Band, Chain, Ribbon. and Alumenum Brace
lets. Diamond, Gold, and Enameled
Lockets Of all Styles and Patterns.
Gold and Silver Thimbles, and
Quartz Seals, Chains and
Gold Keys, of all
patterns
Vest Chains. of Gold,
Armenum and Hair. Gold
and Coral Neck Chains of all
Styles and Patterns. Gold, Jet
Etruscan. Garnet, and Imitation Dia-
mond Crosses. Diamond, Ruby. Emerald.
Opal, Regard, Enamelled and Gold Rugs, of all
Styles and Patterns.
A Fine Assortment OF Gold and Enamel
led Buckles.
Gold and Quartz Slides
STONE CAMEO, ETRUSCAN, GOLD STONE,
Carbuncle Alumenum. and Gold Sleeve But
tons and Studs. Gold, Silver and Steel
Spectacles. Silver Card cases. Cups,
Butter Knives, Salt Spoons, etc
Great Variety Of Gold and Silver Pens and Pencils
Of the Best Makers.
Silk, Hair, Ribbon, and Leather Guards. Ma
rinc, Calendar and Office Clocks, all of which
will sell at reduced prices for Cash.
Wathes, Clocks, and Jewelry, repaired
and warranted. All kinds of CALI
fornia Jewelry made to
gs- Engraving and Cutting done with neat
ness and dispatch.
NJ. ANDREWS.
Auburn, December Sd, 1864.
The Columbia daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-06-30

From the Newberry Herald, of the 2Sth,
we gather few facts in that locality. The
Company i, 25th Ohio Regiment, Captain
Murray, reached the town on Monday last,
and encampssl on Academy Grove. We
are told that Tshey are reducing the refrac-
tory to order by very summary acts of
justice. at preliminary meeting, on
Friday, the citizens passed resol utions and
appointed committees to apply for the
restoration Of tke relations heretofor
existing between the State and the Fede.
raj Union. A general public meeting is to
be held for this purpose on the first Mon
day in July. The citizens are addressed
to the same effect in letter by Rev. J. j.
Brantly. Mrs. julia A..Aull writes from
Frog Level communication describing
the brutal performances, robberies and in
science OF certain raidipg parties of the
precinct, who have been stealing under
various pretexts. She gives the names of
some OF the ringleaders, whom she rates
In good feminine style with the slarpcst
offensive weapons, and trusts that she NAV
get redress through agencies better calcu-
lated to rebuke the robbers. The editor
announces the premature arrival of the
bluetalled fly in Newbcrry-not as he
usually appears but in the character Of a
PAIR OF militia colonels, who, not having
been IN the war, have had buz together
which did not become battle.
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a great pablo meeting took place in
Augusta, Ga, with the view to the resto-
ration of tina! State to the Union Judge
Charles f. Jenkins was called to the Chair,
and stated the objects of the meeting in
an elaborate speech. A committee was
appointed, consisting of Judge Starnes,
IL. Is. Plant, &. f. Hall, John p. King, r.
II. May, II. II. Cumming, Edward Thomas,
George 7. Barnes, John A. Boiler, John
Foster, L. Cohn, J. E. Burch and George
Cooper. The report of the committee
admit their efforts for the dissolution OF
the Union, do not pretend to rejoice at
their defeat, but declare themselves willing
in good faith to seek reunion as the ne
cessity of the country. The report and
resolutions were unaniIno usly adopted
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WHAT PEEs, DENT JOHNSON SAID. ABOUT
JUDAH y. BEHJAMlN-There seems to be
no doubt that the rebel Secretary. Benja-
min. has made good his escape to Ber
muda-nest of pirates. blockade runners
and yellow fever sonspira,ors. This in
teliig gence will be received with much
regret by the President. In q regent con
versation with a prominent political gen-
tleman, MIR. johnson reuia rked thai there
was 10 rebel wh"'e hanging seemed t"
him go imperatively demanded by public
justice as judah =. Benz aruin.
Ai6amy Eren;n9 Jonranl. Jame Is.
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GoLle-The telegraph enables US to give
late advices of the New York gold market.
at o'clock p. m. Thursday, gold stool
at ll64. As the first board yesterday. it
closed at l4f. We fear il viii be m''ch
higher before IL VIII be lower. In tn:s
city yesterday, there were no transactions
of any consequence. Brokers were offer
inG 1872 Gichmond Etpub!ie. l7M
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Drugs. Medicines, DC.
By Jacob Levin.

THIS MORNING, at 10 O'Clock, a; my
ctiice. Lower Ration liouse,
Castor Oil. Olive Oil, Cnloroi orm, Syrup
Squills, Ammonia, Wld Cherry, MI. Aclc.
Sulrh. Ether. FL Vitriol, Eicnrb. l'1tass
B.liaIona. T:rt. Acid. Calorn-l R!.rhnrh.
Pulv. Jalap, Bli>tering. Gun. CanpAor,
Is'uglsss. Plaster, Lint aud Rollers, Tru>se>.
Pin Boxes, DC. luuc -
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Funeral Invitation.

The relatives, friends and acquaintances
of MIR. G. V. and Mrs. F.! izabeth A,wurdtn
are respectfully invited to attend the iui.v
raj services OF their SOS, ALENA NDEK
HENRY. at their residence, corner Of
renlleton ana Assembly, streets, TIL;
NOENlNC, a. . oclccL.
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The Atlantic Talegs a ph.

The vessels have sailed VII ich are de.
signed for laying the second grand cable,
in the new experiment 10 unite Europe
and America by electric telesruphe The
hope Of success IS warmly entertained.
The journals are filled with the ninutest
details of the construction Of the cable
and the preparations for laying it down;
and one of them, commenting upon the
completion of the wire assures its readers
that the first act Of n mngniii cent enter
prise is completed. with an an,ouft OF
success which augurs we'll for tn. Gnal
triumph of the Undertaking. In it's way,
the construction of such cable is one of
the greatest feats of scientific and mecha-
meal skill which even our times eau boast
The requirements, indeed, are such as
might well have appalled, the most advcn.
turous Of engineers. The. mere selection
of the design, and the choice of the mate
rlals, involved at every step consi Jrratons
Of the highest scioutliic refinement. The
copper conductor had to be made of metal
tested up to q quality viii ch had never
before been reache'l the gutta percha CO.
vcring was to possess an insu lating power
equally beyond what had ever been at
tanned; the true proportion between the
diametcrs of the conductor and the insu.
la;iug coating was determined by mathe-
matIcal Investigations of the highest
order, SO as to obtain. with a given amount
of material, the utmost possible rate OF
transmission Of signals. Notless care w as
needed W fix the precise character of the
outer coating, the function of which is
slmply to strengthen and preserve the
core, which alone constitutes the electric
cable, properly so termed. In the first
place, large measure of strength was
insisted on, about double that which had
been thought sufficient onthe first trial.
Still further to relieve the rope from the
strain to which it will be subjected in the
process of laying, and even after it has
reached its final positica, in every place
where the rocky character Of tue ocean
bed may throw it into festoons from ridge
to ridge of the submarine mountains, it
was determined to reduce the specific
gravity Of the cable far below that Of its
uhIucky predecessor. Partly with this
view, and partly in the hope Of securing
greater longevity, each iron strand of the
outer easing is separately covered with
hemp soaked in bi,uminous preparation,
which iscxpected to protect the metal for
years from the risk of corrosion. 1t was
necessary, too. above all things, that the
cable should not only he constructed on
the sou"des: principles, but that it should
admit of the most searching tests before
being laid, once for all, out Of the reach #
human hands.
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AUCTION SALES.
By Jacob Levin, Au ctioneer.

WILL be sold, THlS MORNING. at 10
o'clock, at my office, lower Ration House,
to close >oDsgnInent,
is bags Peas, ] bag ,ur.
2 leit bbls F!"nr. bags Snl+
/ Bog Rough Rice, do. BARLEY.
Lot Empty Barrels, dc.
Unlimited articles received up to time
Of sale. June 80
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Bakery and Confectionery.

I sNODAlE and ". S,IIEGLIrZ
IAe have T. .opvne,. their BAKERY,
CONFECUONhEY and CRACKER MA
NCFACTOEF. Also. on hand a fine
assortment OF CiIi.WI%G and SMOKING
TOBACCO, SCOTCH and MACCABOY
SNUFF, CIGARS. PIPES. &c at NeSsrs
Cooper q, Gathers o!l stand
June 5 ntI,G
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!Ieacqr rs -Iortiel District Depar.
iAeEt G. the South.

COLI ii EiA :. c., j,,HE2 u, 1859.
GLNEE.. Il EEUER.S 40. -
ti~s.sp s a Tine. a% 'i' a G' shs s' Dsss srs' .r,
placed under tsi.: control OF the military
;.%i!,"rity.
prec". .encc t" military over civil de-
sNa'oh-s, both in receiving and transmit
ting the same viii be considered guilty o /
miiiiary nisdc4ne1nor, aud punished by
sentence OF Il military conrt. or at the
discretion Of tl. :,earest military com
uianlcr. I5v command of
Brevet Maj. Gen. j. 7. HATCH.
tSignet) LEnNAItD l.. PERRY.
June IS Is ASST Adjuiant Genrlal
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-Hnies. N'ryp"S, El,"es& ..r.
By Jacob Levin, Encticnser.

ON MONNAl MuENlN'; 81 .Iuly hest,
Will be S"l! ~ ti.1 Guard Iiuu~" ur
ODD f~tp'ys' Schuul Hnc:l. At 20 v'cto X,
, VII !.roo- .!nles aud ;i,"- " 40. ~,
and Harness, belong! :!ns to .'e ci:y "i 10
lumi,ia. >tsU,
Hrrss, Buggy :.uI Na., so unC .:,e
Saddle E"rsr. CONDITIONS cash Oh <.el!.
%-r:. june. 70 =
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From Fort Delaware, isO-ali officers
from Fort Warren. 100: and from Camp
Chase and Johnson's Island. 700 Confede-
rate prisoners left for home w Wednesday.
From Columbus, 1920 arc to come in six
days.
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MR.. HENRY TIMR0D

MILL open. %. WEDNESDAY,, the 9Th
w !.!s. at his lcs.dence in I;ichlaad
street. tbe.w,e" Bail and Mnrion,) a
DAY SCHOOL FOR BOYS in which the
hncrnt Languages, French and the usual
Easlsi' Branches Will be taught.
ijr. |; =
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The Masons Of Texas met at Houston,
18th of May. frort whence they issued an
address 10 all Masons ia the State, advs-
ing Cheerful! acGuiescenve TO the order Of
manifest destiny in Texas.
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The Anderson Mtetligncer states that
the prospect for an abundant corn crop in
that section has never been excel]cd within
their recollection. The wheat crop bas
eu!ned out badly. IL mest instance, scarcely
producing h. s.ei
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c8- -PERSoSAL-All subscribers to the
Phrnie whose subscriptions have ex
pired, viii please come forward and
renew, in specie Or Government Treasury
notes; otherwise their papers will be stop
ped.
c8 We wish 1t distinctly understood
that our terms are cash. No ADVERTISE
ments will. therefore, be inserted unless
paid for in advance.
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General John c Breckinridge and party
nave safely reached Cardnas, in the island
of Cuba, and have received mark ed attcn-
tion from the Spanish authorities.
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The imperialists in Mexico have achieved
q large success in q recent battle in
Mexico, killing Negrete, of the liberal
ARMY. with 700 men, and taking 1900
prisoners.
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Loc ocaL Items.

r.
- -
The office of the Colombia PhGaix is
on Gates street: Second door from Plain.
------------'- -~~o-Oo~~---
PRICE OF CorroS.-Our report of the
price Of upland cotton, in the Columbia
market. made yesterday, should have
placed it Mt Mirty instead Of t,oe,sty cents.
Thirty cents, we are told. lave been Of
fered: In New York, the same class of
cotton is quoted at forty five cents.
-o->~~~~oo~~~~~~-
- The dog star RACES! For t. few days, the
heat hSs been quite too intense for our
philosophy. We are PROSTATE. We sue
cumb to the season. We long for au :ce
berg ouwhich to stretch Ourselves for sleep
at night; for kamschatkan breezes to Tan
US; for 4 snow storm, a ha;! etoru; very
tempest of slcet, compressed into goblet
for Our beverages by day
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SE4E%ADE OF THE Pn,LH,N-Ihe Phcnix
was treated to delicious serenade or
Wednesday night, under her very nest.
Tho bird, sitting upon her boaghs, with
all her young about ler. was Just about to
fold up her feathers for the night, W hen
the Ii ioe. strains fist reached her ears.
She naturally opened then wile aud the
young birds gathered nigh, attent to listen
There were several mellow Instruments
flies, flutes and soft recorders; the guitar
the violin, the cornet- y piston, and u
modest imitation of the trombone, and
";,ll went M .rry as marriage bell" Very
sweet, indeed, and tender, sadly sweetlv
lovingly tender, We're the ballads surg
We could distinguish. We fAncr, some Il
the voices, and clearly identified that OF
Signor Don Eugenio Martini, SO we'll
known for his admirably initiative powers
a"d for their great variety. He surpassed
all previous surpassinss. We also dis,jn-
guisi.ed the tue, fu.e like accents and the
pathetic tones of tie voice Of II Siguior
Moros:ni Callauo. who's. performa ices
transmit his reputation as y master OF the
keys. from the Arostook to the Rio Grande
We were not able to distinguish or d :ide
upon the other parties, hut one Of them
We believe to be a young Spanis,. ,lun.sel,
who. in the guisc Of :noustachel tava.
lier, made her escape from Cuba. I,,,ueI
the Confederates at the battle of Brntni.o
Vile. escaped without wounds, and still
preserving her masculine equipments,
wande:s about with bird song folever IN
her mouth. 1t is whispered tha. ttsse
parties, with sundry others, of both gen,
ders, propose a series Of concerts in Co.
.'mba for the benefit of sufferers by fire,
water and bad .whiskcy. We trust that
they will succeed III their laudab!e cndea
vol>. In the meanwhile, and until their
plots ypen, we trust that they viii FIRE,
4uenlly regale the phmnix with those
sweet sounds. that passionate flow OF
melody, which takes ard i.nprsous the
soul and laps it in Elys;um. We sleep i, .
licieusly after those dulcct murmurs
which take dying fall, only to rise again
into a grand dapason. in which new
wings lift Us over the earth, and we sleep
serene'y in a superior atmosphere.
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Headers United States Forces,
CITY Of IG!'.NHIA. =. C.,

"O>i- -, IctO.
GEAERI + ORDERS no. Z.
] i ,a""o,.iauce with lus'ructions from
A brigade Headquarters, tho gentlemen
to'"'"rlv COMPOSING the Board cf Mayer
amt C'unc.i of ;i,s c:t, are hereby ap-
rriut~} /, "H.l:rl" Committee" ici ,a-
rorro>~ OF c"utlnn:np the ie, ltrr arc" "
'Aer dulie, ia reI..,,ng The poor .,.,1 -nI,
plying the ci'y vii. ircsb water ard other
neces.ar-s i'neu :aolirns ,.ill be n...,
Tie i"ri"j"n1..nc.: - Tie mlli1aiy C.A.:
mHuaLt 't The tust. such saX..> - hay-
Lrc., i e-s-.I t.; ,!eln srv Hereby ot'er4d
!" lie l.a "a the i'u>l Con.,..nndant 10 h-
di~p'.s>si q. nc, i"r tie l;.ynent Of pre-
:,oas H~h,.. INT inr the iinIneiia,.: r..iiet
u t'i~ n-e'i.;:, l!.r".t. h the ag:Aey .! ih!s
''l.,;-!n. tir.. BY order o!
!...Ur j";. =. I5NGHIG%.
40, y y =. l.. t'"md'g p.-s.
].:N y :.1oH, i...4,. l.Eu tost ..i;'i.
inn. .u
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BOOT AND shoe SHOP,

INHE undersigned having again re-
4 su'ned business i'll the bali "f the
PhIpS Hook aud Ladder Enan- Ii.u-.
are now prepared to MANtFAClJl:E T.
LADIES andGENT Is BOOTS and SHOES
at the shortest notice on reasonable te.m+
Orders reSpectfuliv collected Terms cad
1NON-.S EL,NIG.N & co.
June IS 3
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The State Department at Washington is
closed, because Of the death Of Mrs &c.
ward, wife Of the Secretary.
Inc army u lie TJn:aG States g tc be
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THADDEUS STREET.

AGENT of the New York
-HSsrrs:3.a and Charleston WEEKLY
sc@S-aL LINE or STEAMERS, and
GEN EItAL. COMMISSION MERCHANT,
Charleston, $. G., vii! give attcntpn to
any business entrusted to his care.
June II rs
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Headquarters United States Forces

CITY OFGCOLUMn!A, =. G.,
JUNE ~. 1865.
GENkKIL l. UhDEI,S 40. s.
A Ii. permits issued from these head
L \ quarters. in accordance with G"ner al
Orders No. I. to sell Intoxicating liquors
10 citizens by the bottle or otherwise, are
hereby revoked, and all sales of sucl.
liquors are strictly prohibited, except upon
certificates of necessity from respectable
surgeons OF physicians and special permis-
sion from these headquarters. This mea-
sure has been rendered necessary by the
constant abuse of the privilege here ofore
granted liquor sellers, many OF them hav-
ing repeatedly violated the order forbid
ding the sale Of liquor to enlisted men of
the United States army as we'll as to he
grocs and citizens of u disreputable cha
'racter. ~ order of
Lieut.. Col. n. lIAUGHTON,
: Goth 0. V. V. L., Commi'g Post.
JouS WALroH. Post Adjutant.
June % 6
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TIN-WARE.

IIN-W AXE.
Nl1E undersigned offers for sale full
Il assortment Of TIN WARE consisting
IN part "f Buckets, Pans, Wash Basins,
Funnels. D!ppers, Coffee Pots Cups. Tam
blers, lea Pots. Candle MouiuS. Measures,
&c. Store on corner OF Henderson and
Taylor streets. g. TROY.
June 2S wsn-
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The office of the Columbia PhGair is
on Gates street! Second door from Plain.

PRICE OF CorroS.-Our report of the
price of upland cotton, in the Columbia
market. made yesterday, should have
placed it at thirty instead Of t,oeaty cents.
Thirty cents, we are told, kave been Of
fered: In New York, the same class of
cotton is quoted at forty five cents.