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uosrrrrrR.s B,TTEKs on THE

HOsTETTER'S BiTTEks On ihb
RATTLE FrELp.-It is satisfactory to ino~ that our
fed hospitals are no longer unsupplied with TINS
life saving preparation. Soldiers who, IS private
citizens had become acquainted with Its properties
have in many instances made a special request that
uosTsTTER'S STOMACH BITTERs might be
added TO the medical stores Of iheir regiments ana
their wishes have not been Gnheeded- As a means
NJ sustaining sounded men on the bsitle-neid' ana
of enabling troops bear fatisuing marches unoe'
= blazing sun, It has been strennousiy reoominenu
ed by distinguished medical men, and the prospec'
ithstit will eventually supersede all the Aou'e'-
ated tinctures, LIQUORS and dangerous Io"i' 'nA'
have heretofore been considered medical staples,
The fact that small quantity Of the bitters hi1eD
u,tb water frcm any of the Southern or South
.rn rivers will prevent il from affecting the oo"e
The liver. should be borne in mind by Army rny''-
,c,ns. soldiers. and all who have occasion 70 ''fi'
those portion. Of our country. The man VINO use
Uo.rsrrEHs BrrrEEs is in conformity with inc III
Y.ct,on,. NAV set at defiance Intermittent fe'@
and all other diseases generated by the ac'on OF an
unwholesome atmosphere upon an overts1eo i'a"'
New York House, 50 Cedar Street, y. Y.
Any Il
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Married.

Al the residence Of th- brides father, SCOT 9th
hv Rev 5. l. Bates, of UnderLii. Nr. Burton c.
Robertson Of Jericho, and Miss Lucy J. Hunt Of
Essex.
In this city. on the 18Th inst, by the Rev. Z.
Nix. Walter II. Warren, Of Montreal, c. E. to Julia
". second daughter Of p Smith, ESQ, Of this city.
M cards
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Us. SANITARY COMMISSION.
Army & Navy Claim Agency
oCHARGE FOR SERVICES.
II. j. HOtC0rd, Local .9gf.
Office at the Court House,

srRLysGToy. VERMONT.
THE U. s. SANITARY COMMISSION. desiring
i to relieve Soldiers, ssilcrs, and their Families
ecution Of such claims have estal this AseD-
cy 10 col pensions, arrears II pay, bounty and
other claims against the Government, WITHOUT
CHARGE OR EXPENSE OF ANY KIND WHATEVER TO
THE cLAInASIs- -, -,
On application sent to this Agsn~y. SITTING the
name snd post orice address o; the claimant. the
nsme ranf company. regiment. service. AID state
OF the Soldier whose account the claim Is ma
date Of discharge or death. the proper oan.s will
person apply ing. These can then be executed and
rerurred to this Office where the claim will be pro-
secuted 70 dnai issue in the shortest pcssiole time
July l0-W7m
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- PErrEcr BRIcK."-By reference TO our
sds.rtisipg columns, it would appear that the
sorce of this familiar figure bad been realized.
brick machine has just been invented, which
promises great excellence Of quality with won
isriul "a pidlty OF production. We commend the
invention to the notice Of our brick-makin2
rssders
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THE CONFESSION AND EXPERT
YyCE OF AN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. the oenen''
and MA caurIos TO You've MKs anu Others, who
suffer from Nervous Debility, Premature Decay o.
Manhood, &C.. supplying st toe save time ht
MEANS OF sEIr-crsE. 81 one who has cnrsc % IN
self after undergoing considerable qusekery. hs
enclosing postpaid addressed snve'op-. single
comics may 30 hsd Of the author.
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR. Esq. Brooklyn, kings
Co. NY. Aug S-oawsn.
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Died

In westford, SEPT 9Th, Mrs. Sally Drury Of Essex,
widow Of Mr.. Isaac DruEy. aged SIS years.
In Huntington. on the seth uit-, Mrs. Susan VIII
li.us. wife Of Harry williams aged 81 years.
In stsrksboro. on the zeth ult.. Mr.. JOB Irish,
aged 50 years.
In Buffalo, y. Y, Sept 9Th. of typhoid fever Hsr-
ryW., youngest son Of Stephen Whitney, OF this
city, aged 70 years and IL months.
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Is caused by sta naton 81 the fluids. arising irou
checked perspiratlou-is cured 10y a lev notfie-
Kennedy Rheumatic Eminent.
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The individual who contracted severe cold
while sitting on mis- own front steps, watching
Sor the fellow that had stolen in the key-hoie had
not been indulging IN PlnkertOn's Wahoo and
CAlisaya Biiters, Cor although healthinl and
delightful stimulsnt, they do notiptoIicste. Try
them once. and you will never be without them.
For sale everywhere. "Ii"<
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Nplendia Fist Of articles,
Anita b. ,ola orONEp oLLAR Each.

AL 10 De 3olo Tor ON 4 DOLLAh E4cn.
800 Gents Gold Hunting Case Watches, 50 20 $50
100 Lsdiss' Gold and Enameled Case
Watches ~
100 Gents Hunting Case Silver Watches IS .' 20
20 Diamond Rngs. co. IeO
1000 Gold Vest and Neck Chains is. y
5000
s'oy Cola Oval Band Bracelets, 4"
lceO Chased aold Bracelets, 81 10
POGO Chatalaine Chains and Guard Chains. G q" %
GOO Solitaire and Gold Brooches, 4" 10
1900 Lava End FloTsntne Brooches, I"
1900 Coral, Opal and Emerald Brooches
1000 Mosaic, Jet, Laws and Hlorentine Ear
Drops. -
400 Coral, Opal, and Emerald Ear Drops.
5000 California Diamond Breast Pins. Z50" 10
5000 Gold Fob and Vest watch n Us, 50"
1900 Fob and Vest Ribbon Slides, ;" 10
1000 Sets Sleeve Buttons Studs. etc, !"
5000 Gold Thlmbles, Pencils, ETC., 80
eOJO Miniature Lockets,
1910 Miniature Lockets-Masis Spring. 81 -
40sO Gold Toothpieks, Crosses, etc, 80 :
5000 Plain Gold Ring, ;" IA
500 Chased Gold Rings, :" u
700 stone Set and Sgnst Ring, 50" 20
5000 California Diamond hnEs, 2" 10
$50 Sets Ladies' JeEeiry-jet aud Gold, :" IS
5000 Sst8 Ladies Jewelry-Cameo, Pearl,
stc., !" 10
5000 6old Pens, Silver Extension Holders
and Pencils, =" 10
5000 cold Pens 4 Gold Mounted Holders, 3" 3
500 Gold Pens aud Extension Holders, -" 10
O0u Silver GOblets and Drinking Sups, )" 50
I,On0 Silver Casters, IS" 80 !
2,O10 Silver F. nit and Cake baskets, 10" 80
PER DOZEN.
| 90 Dozen Silver Tea SpOOns $40 TO 81 /
I 90 Table spoons FORKS, % " 100 /
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Us o. of 81 lO7s 1903 99i; 800
l05t. Gold l44t.
Fioar.-Steady- Western superhne 81 p
a. 50: Common Extr;. s. p SO; Ne
drum 50 q 10 Gooj and Choice 81. Louis
$40 "a IS.
Corn.-Quiet--W,strrn Mixed 81.
r0ats.-Northoru and Canada 60 a Csc /;
Western GO a -
Ryc.-Scaror at 81 10.
Butter.-3a 3S. Cheese IL a l6 Or ID.
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REMARKS.

Cattle. not 90 many northern a. last week, snd
sut small number of Western expected at Brish-
ton Therefore sales were quick and prioes from
u a o. Y cwt. higher Tie gasiit 4 the cattle
wa better thsn for some time. snd prices range
trcnsto 10 70 %ewt. "a TTrTEsi4
sheep about the same uutter NJ last week. The
quality was very good. .. mr = No l. sales quick
ed prices hstsg;. ( Gzs-sayH
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NASSEz o. DISTRIBUTE,

CERTIFICATES RAINING each article and Is Val
re are placed 10 SEALED ENVELOPES, which are
well mixed. one q these Envelopes, containing
the Certificate OF or for some Article, (c,rta al
least one dollar a. retr y viii De seat oy mail 70 any
address without regard 20 choice on receipt Of 20
Cents. Tire purchaser will see what Article II
drgaos, and its value, which may be from One %
Five Hundred Dollars, and can then send One Dol
lar and receive the Article named, or any other on
the list Of the value and alter seeing the sIt
cle lift does not give perfect sasfaction Te desire
II TO be immediately returned and the amount paid
will be refunded.
By this mode we give selections from varie'!
stock oriins goods. - the best male ard latest
STYLES ard OF intrinsic worth, 81 nominal price,
while ali have enLlce u securing articles u the
very hiEhe-t valuc-
In all cases We charge for forwarding tie Certih-
cate postage and doing the business. the SUE Of
TEenty-fve Cents which must he enclosed n the
order Five { ertiicate- will be sent hr 81 eleven
for s. thirty iuE s. sixty live Tor so one hun
dred fr SIS
Parties dealing rit - nay f'pcHe on AGtiHg prompt
rstrns and article draira all b, Immediately seSf
10 Gay Gfdrsss By TslarH mail or sTPrssf.
Entire satisfaction Guaranteed in all cases
Write your Maze, Town, COuntS and State plain
~, and address
y Courtlandt s., New York.
Nav i7-W6mOs
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SUPERIOR DRAIN TILE

msda Of the celebrated strong. tenacious clay Of
woodbridge. n :. burned with intense heat over
~. Firs Br,ck In Ere brick kilns, and sold at model
,s rices a. the clay Npsrbe removed from ortr val
nsbie beds OF the best White Ware. and FIRE BricS
elsy, Also. double glazed Stone Ware Pipe, vith
eolizrs for making vater-tsht pipe 20 pais
sire Brick, &c. &c. o. hest quality Shipped by
railroad or water direct frcra Factory, on snip
Channel OF Raritan River, q miles from Ne" lorH
IN ycRossMAS BROS. CO.. Woodbridge, n. ].
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TEE BEST sTRENGTHENrNG PLAs-
TER ISTUEPOROUS PLASTER OF DR..

TEE BEST STRENGTHENiNG PLAs-
TER IsTHEPOROUSPL OF DR..
ALLCoCK.- -They are warranted to keep god
twenty years, but may be returned for fresh plas
tiers without charge.
IMPORTANT QUALITIES
They viii curs Weakness Of the Back. Pain in
the side (. Lameness Of the Knee or Of the Ankles,
or Cold Feet, sooner and with more comfort than
any ether application.
Knoxville Albany Co, Jan. IS, 1862
DR. T. ALLcoCE-Desy SIR Seventeen years ago
was sorely injured in my back. At length l was
induced to use your plasters- wore one constantly
for six months and did more hard work during that
six months than in the preceding fifteen years l
have not worn plaster for over eighteen months
and have no return OF the gnaWing pain and weak
ness in my hack. but have been entirely well.
lam, your obedient servant
JOHN &. CRAR Y.
Principal Agency, Brandreth House. New York
Sold n, all Dealers in Medicines.
Aur 3D-dswlm
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pURso,s CELEBRArEp CATARRB

pURNo's CELEBRATED CATARRb
SNIFF is the best known remedy for HeAdaehe'
Cold IN the Head, suusaes. Imperfect Voice bron-
chitis. and catsrrh- Few persons appreciate 'ne
diseases arising from di-ordered nasal Vrsans'
s;sht. hearing. taste, and smeI are frequently
-,',,,s5 nv /, cold IN the head. Tbs gas generated
>, the u.e Of this snuff eleanses the entire he~d'
aud restores proper articulation. Its effects are
pleasant and wonderful 1t oOntsin' no toeas'o'
nor other injurious ingredient. College, Societies
STATE. .ne the most eminent Of the Medical Facul
tv have awarded it testimonials and premiums.
SOLD by all Druggists for Is cents per boz. Can
&c sent by natl on receipt Of 30 cents ior one ooAof
81 for four boxes
address. JAS. pURNo, P. o. Box 1855.
New York City.
A,--wholessle, by DEMAs BARNES q CO., \. T.
June S-davlyr
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Some erusty old bachelor has defined love
to be little signing, little crying, little
diving, deal Of lying. but the best known pre-
ventitve of disease in every form is PinkeIeton 6
VI ahoo aud Cslisays Bit,ers- Ask for them any
where, wlOw2
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HAIR DYE: HAIR DYE:BarcHEI

or's Hair Dye ia the best in the world. The only
true and perfect e-Harmles.-InstantAneOn
and Reliable-pro uses n splendid Black or Natur
al Brown-remedies the i'll effects of Bad Dyes, and
frequently restore, the original color. Sold by all
Druggists. The genuine Is signed, ". A. RAtchelOr
81 Barclay street. New York.
Jan. 3D.. 1868. dswIy.
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CHAMPION BRICK MACHINE:

Combines economy, rspldlty, aud excellence o.
vors, tempers the clay a. u " usea - st''sh -
Lor,es yater. or steam. With seven tnen, makes
30uD rood Bricks day. Circulars, maen ne, ana
right. obtained q BRADFORD & RENich' 81
broadway. New ORR.
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1865.
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raEUTIC. SEWING MACHINE cos.

Lock-stiteh Sewing Machine. The best ever offered
10 the public. 5fARTlN 4 sWEEILANDi Agents
SIS Congress Street, Boston, Mass.
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Nhicg greatly facilitates me process, 81 tcetniu ~
.ofteuin. the gums, reducing ali inhammations.
will siliy ALL pain and sp -sm0dic action and Is
SURE TO REGULATE THE BOWELS.
Depend upon it, mothers. twiil give rest to your
selves and
Relief and Health TO Your Infants
We have put up and sold this article for over 81
years and can sag IN eOnsG,Hes ai tafh Of 1t what
zs have never been able to say Of any other medi
ine-usrer has IL failed a single iHitEaes 70 sfsef
.sr,. when timely used. Never did We know an in
stance of dissat sfactOn by any who used IT, On
the contrary, all are delighted with its operation
and speak in terms OF eommendstioa Of its magical
effects and medical virtues. We speak in this mat
ter ,caa, ,rs DO kao,r' after 30 years experience
md pledge our reputation for the flnsH' Of raaf 're
a.r, e.e'ar. IN almost every instance where the
int,nt IS suffering from pain and exhaustion, relief
will Re found in afeen or twenty minutes after the
syrup i. administered.
Full directions ilr using viii accompany each
sottle. None genuine unless the fac-simile ofCUR
rs : PERKINS, New York IL o. the outside wrap
Der.
sold by all Druggists throughout the world
PRICE. ONLY 30 CENTS PER BOTTLE
June 5-dsw6mois
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IMPORTANT TO rEMaLes.-raE

IMPORTANT TO FEMALES. TIE
celebrated DR.. DOW continues to devote his entire
tue to the treatment Of all diseases incident to the
female system. An experience Of twenty-three
years enables him to guarantee speedy and perma'
hent relief the '-orss Of suPpr,ssioa aad an
'fAer Msastraai DsTngea,nfs, from xhat.rer ear,e.
All letters for advice must contain 81 OFice. No.
Endieott street, Boston.
N.B.-B Board furnished to tbo:;. ,=hc rlsb II
remain under treatment.
Boston, June "a, 1865. dstawIy
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CALHOUN Brnaani, T. G. Anderson and
CAas J. Helm cx-rebels have auived from
England.
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IILNIORE. GRAVES s co.

GILMORE GRAVES 8 CO.
VI Musical IL trume1t Maauiactgr-
er-, i5 Harvard place, Opposite vld
south church, L sion, Mass Our
esta blishment Il under the supervision
Of P. 5. GILMORE. Leader OF Gil
nore's celeHra,,d Baud, and We war-
rant every Instrument manufactured
hy Us 70 be perfect 10 tun-, tone and
flash. and superior IN every respect
% auy other instruments manufactur-
Ell either In this country or in Europe
GILMORE's IMPROVED COESET.-lhis
instrument Is In great demand. All
the leidin. cornet piay eTs throughout
, the Union are adopting il. Circulars
81 sent free b. mail.
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LAMOILLE COUNTY.

Al the Mansfield House. stowe, on Thursday
gep;-rnber 18th. 1855
~ Breus,eT's Hotel, Cambridge ou Tuesday,
october SGD.
At Allen Hotel johnson, on U-duc-lay. Oeto-
her 4th
At the 'iosri.yilIe House, Worthwhile, on We'd
nesia5. September --th.
- By tAe terms of the law, all persons neglect
ilg 10 pas ,4ij take. y before the tune specih-
ei viii re required pay tEcnty cents I. tlce,
and four cent? PEE mie travelIt iu srryiG. same :
ami sect to psy said taxes after ten Gays notice
ilclrs penalty 81 zen pr cent
fag iaaitrlg. cIg r.ait A. fI4 b. aa1is~r psrsoH
~ sit rerstpis u.ir hs fffar1c-
Pay Inl nj mus Dc made Boz a.. S. Urea ury Notes
o. iH O.. lis tf National Banks
Carlos BANTER
Collector fTliID Collection District.
Burlington, .u. s.. .rl5--ftsc -tiaHtuctl-
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NOTICE.

iVTlIs il o. certify that have tL,. day gwen ny
sou, Pa sun q. NJ ht. his time during the
remainder % HE minority, aad shall claim none Of
his earnings nor pas any dc'ts " Dis cgntrseiiug
amer this date SAMUEL RIGHT.
Buei's Gore, IT.. sept. sth, 1856. l'5~'l
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WANTED.

GOOD BLACKSMITH Apply IN psrson or
q tr ls'ter 90 A. "a. BLAKE,
wI0w5' Milton, VI
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EsSEXCouNTY.
OKLEANS COINTY

A. the Memphrenssos uouse, Newport, on We'd
1915
At the Barton E7a.e, Barton, ou Friday, Sep
iember 4ind.
AZ tie irashurgh House. Irssburgh. on Saturday,
September -}7d.
- Carpenters Hotel, Cr,,ls5ury. on Monday.
seuteIrner IN.
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WIRE DISH COVERS for sale nv
w g.. 5 BLODGETT co.
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TO DIE IN BAD CAUSE
as those who fall in the rebel rank undoubtedly DO
IS foolish. But on the other hand
pYEING FOR A GOOD CAUSE
as those who wise and prudent enough to remedy
the defects OF nature with
CRIsTADoRo.s HAIR DYE,

are doing every day in every City q the Union Is
emineutly praiseworthy. This peaceful revolution
Is going on throughou; the whole land, and thus
beauty and harmony sup liant homelness aud ineon-
GRITTY. Manufactured by J. CRISTADORo, No .
Astor House. New York. Sold by Druggists. APP
lied by ali Hair Dressers.
Au. &l-lkwlm
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PLArr, BARNES & co.'s

DATEST Buckvhest Flour, for sale a.
L HUN6ERFORD & WAINWRIGHrS
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Us. EXCISE TAXES.
COLLECTOR'S.r NOTICE
NOTICE Is hereby given that
THE ANNUAL TAXES
FOR THE


a. assessed upon Incomes Licenses, Carriages,
gress, approved June Goth. 1854, and tine amend
nents thereto. have become due and payaolr and
will attend myself or by deputy, at the following
times and places 10 receive the same, viz
CHITrENDEN COUNTY.
At my Office Ia Burlington, on Tuesday, Wednes
dsy and Thursday, Angus, 22nd, 23rd and cath ls65
At the Richmond Hotel, Richmond, on Monday
September 4th.
At the Bostwiek House, Jericho, on Tuesday Sep
At See=srs Hotel, Milton, on Wednesday, Sep
TENDER 9Th
FRAN LIN COUNTY.
A; the Weldon House. St. Adams, on Tuesday,
Wednesday and Thursday, August 22nd, 23rd and
AT Irish's Hotel FAIRFAX, on Friday. August 25th,
Al Isbsms Hotel, Bakerield, on Tuesday August
2.th.
At Tnonpson's Hotel. East Berkshire on wednes-
day, August 5ith.
GRAND ISLE COUNTY.
At II. c. Adams Office. Eat Al5ursh, on SAtur-
day, Septe nber End, ls65-
At ke,lers Hotel, south Hero. Thursday,
September tn.
At joel Aliens HOu.-, North Hero. Friday, Sep
teInber sth.
ESSEX COUNTY.
At the West concord House. West Concord, o.
At Morris Woods Hotel. Guiilh..ll, On Thursdsy,
September iith.
At the Prunsw'ck Srriul-s House. Brunswick,
Friday and Saturday, September 18th and 10th.
AZ the Island Pond HOUSE, Island POM, on Mon
day, September lstl.
ORLEANS COUNTY
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/. '1r: Davis IS residing III Savannah, al j
= y: . Nc very poor
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Reconstruction in Mississippi

Governor Sharkey has been inaugurated
as Provisional Governor of the State OF
Mississippi, and has issued his proclamation
Tor reorganization. The appointments
which he has submitted to the Executive
ut Washington, include. we are told, nearly
every officer of the late Government.
Under the programme marked out By the
Governors proclamation, the State may be
fully restored to al its former relations
with the General Government during the
present year. State elections may come
off ct the regular October elections, and
the usual representation sent to the United
States Congress at the next regular session
of that body.
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LlvEHroo.. CoTroS ~ 1tAnxrr.-'Th. ,-,t,.;.
Brokers Circular reports: The :; T.. .;
cotton for the wno < reach ~ Cl,o ;,, .s
l"ciuy'ng eco D&."s to Spectators md
$4,000 bales TO exporters. 4hc n.;: !:.t
opened excited. and an advance has ken
place 81. u -. per pound for .Atn:ric..u.
aaa ]! 81. ID. per pound for oth"r a~~cri,,.
tIpns. IAe sales Oh Friday We" lauuG
oaIss' TIE market closing more Quiet hut
1trm, at unchanged quotations: Nj. !!ug 8
orleans, 2oc.; mid ding upland, IVA;
mlddine- Texas, ioa4
The sales on Saturday footed y, - ,oNO
oa'1N' including 5000 bales to specuia,r"s
aud eN?or!els. TIE market closed ii.la
1t unchanged quotations.
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CoLTJNTlSEA.
Thursday Morning, July la, 1866.
James 3. Campbell.

OdAASS 80 OoAAppSi1.
We take the following paragraphs from
the Charleston correspondence of the New
York Herald Speaking of parties return
ing to Charleston, the writer proceeds:
"Mr. Campbell has also been warmly
congratulated on Ills return. When Gen
Gillmore's expounders drove him from his
house and his law Office, his family retired
to Columbia. His palatial man sion there,
with its Libraries, pictures and furniture,
escaped destruction, and has continued its
hountiful hospitality. presided over by Miss
Campbell, lady well known North and
South, and best appreciate where best
known.
''Mr. Campbell is a New Englander, but
South. During the war he stood by his
friends. but constantly denounced the NAL.
administration of Davis, predicting the ruin
it would bring.
He was one who protested at the time
against the bom5avd,nent of Sumter, and
denounced the trickery and folies Of
DAVIS, Walker, Beauregard and others.
who wanted to open. suppos.ag it all to be
plain sailing. His large Influence will be
directed to produce All honest acce ptonce of
escence in the new order of things tor the
restoration ot u re- united Government and
people"
OF the facts detailed or asserted in these
paragraphs, we are not prepared to speak
Whatever may have been Mr.. Campbelrs
record, we can bear testimony to his mode
ration in views, and the general shrewd.
ness, Judgment and good sense Of his OPT.
Mons. He is an able lawyer-one of the
ab!e-t IN the Sta+e-and has served in the
Legislature. to the acquisition Of leading
distinction. We knew and co.opera..d
with him in the domestic war OF nul!ificn-
ton in 1882. His evident talent secured
him the special favor Of Hon. J. Il. Pom
sett, n whose confidence he continued to
the close of Mr. P.'s career and life. 1t is
certain that Mr. Campbell was never in
iny way engaged in the cause of seces.
sion. lie seems to have abstained a.tore
ther from the subject, preserving the even
tenor of his way as professional man. 1t
was in this character solely, and as one of
generally recognized and large ability,
that he became member from Charleston
i'll the State Legislature
MIR. Campbell is well educated, is CLASH
cal scholar and is weh :eal as man cf
letters. lis first occupation in South
Carolina was as teacher Of the Young on
Edisto Island. He is probably ifty-fvc
years of age