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feaal Notices.

NrOTICEof SALEM PARTITION
~ SFW.YORK SUPERIOR rOrhf-l Ill tn,
rpggf roy. IT, ,ue otrur, a.sI Il SAMUEL / NIfll.L
A 4 si..r-iu ru-.uul-~f. az lr' nrHt n -" sh'FtH
lam ., a.. Tny .. S.w.2 RI m,. snd en.' I"1 "a h
a. " iii 4 . -, sri ca1u. dr tl 'it "a az % ~
u.rs iB15 ! WILLIAM Fi'F AHDr t- reh~r" t''"h
n-pei vii .rge,. fpf j. e pubic src D. 10 ic, e
i~.r,.,nf 80, ~ Br' Fsy H. tie ~ q NV "a ~
lama. "a. bi,.f Aas. tr <s'h Ca fttf tf3
10 a. Z, Il thsi y a Tat Ger "n lot pscs
@ pafs -rerid. 80 a.. 10 fiHys III ron "s- Iynf
b ius "a ,-- rrrh Ward OF the ry Of how ork on he
rotr ~ry II bfoopls street. aid sno'rn and
% broom. street Bounded out-fy ia foni oJ
Err r-- ysa -ffy by hoas- aud 10 ~ ground nov
late OF is. % Dob pouhery In the feu by io' Of
trout lurwb Bnl~r 81, hundred snd hvr on map oil
A.. Arcy Pam a;as ...lSEs erect and sasisry by
Los- ~ grnr1 fpnf'nf n"w % ate to sAeb hsy
s roniaails breadth l. .fon sd ,ci each 'wsry I'VE
r., ,,J a. =. "a m i. .d- uri.ss ~'. being part OF
a.. xng~ tus VI ~ are' gu map OF 'hs
farm Of tl- Itc lsr' - fIsy tp u win a. - pip !"
the tone hrrs.sff~ AID apn'' nsis o""so DE-
luu .int Dated Nor = oh, JsulsIy !, ~ :, 49,. :,
Tsoa J. towrRs. Pi3ir;iis @uon'.y. - WNl''. ~ T.
tani1 ls~svF
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SCRANTON L BURR. Agents

A GENTS WANTED for HORACE GREE
AMERICAN CONsLlCI--MocET THAN Iaaooo COPIES
ALREADY SOLD ..,..l
The high character Of tis work hs. s,lc for arrprs
ton, among the suhors political oppUnen accorded o
other history Of The AZ p'c,e lucid inpah
and authentic record Of events, ed thfoug ut ~ e
Discrimination and pa nstskins efoit'ebe ahke Ia
conception Of plan and excellence OF dsts nas no rival
The great superiority Of 0hEEIEts HISIOh. oss s 81
Of all pattes while among ito puscbssers 10 every
where conceded to be the nosf sstsstory work ever d
by Axepf Tbia estimate still ssnhcao y
tue TACT that thousand. Of purchasers Of the nnneron. eIof
books 80 lou tly heraded standard btoreI OF the war;
have already laid them ssid. and subserb-l OR ui- work
Enei gec soIent canvsssrrs wanted either on com
mission salary % they may prefer The sEeee" Of our
Agents may DO inferred from the iset that dnonca orye
by n eeent oanraaey, hai ln saoy 70 ss2G2
,n Iss ,aIs Of any other vork.
o. Is. CASE 4 Co. Publishers. Hartford, Conn.
C. n. 0ILDERSLEEyE. No ] sprncest.. Sew;Yors'
General Agent for NewYor EewJeisey Delaware, MARY
land, and the Dislsc; Of Columbia
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No IFS tnoApwAr, hEw loAK
We presntt 20 thu public ths hist and only bhis w.
CHINE. ever invented. which mskss PhrtkcT fhkb
bRfc BON pure clay without crack or eh co. ana so pi
20 Ia lie construction ncomusnd To nors nsc a
Tor any aud all brick machines known 70 Tue
country. 'ft. .h' -, A., L.. -
Il axes Brick smooh p-rfect and uniform In size snd
quality cheaper than conhon mud brick can ue maze ana
superior any Phsdsphs pre.ssd brick svs' 'nsfsa IN
market
The Machines are made With nom to digit mold, aud
" III cost from t7tO 10 5a Twohor,e power WI run
w. moids end horse power VIM run sHa, mo'a.
On~ mold VII turn ouIooo bteks In ~ houf' ana eish'
mo Ids 1000 - -. 1900.
Tho br thus made ppet,ou. to moisture ana e'"'''
dnenty s~cur. nom the alton Of frost
they arr ready burning when dehsffrd nom tho nj
chne-requr- han Ung dryns-snd may Do iin"saf
sisly suhj.etedts any dssr.s al heat.
process. manufacture the air cad moisture are
D~sd by Of p.rforato which snrf ,hs
mold when hcd and suddsniy wLdtsn = =, me nrs
Ieye. is hns ete..ur-, son,s9cen.y rsS ci,rrK
mo OF WARPlNG. and EVERY BRICK 10 PEhfEOT
WHEN 1T CONES FROM THE KILN. I'D - C, !.
The Machine IL In operation IN Jersey CITY whe's
can be sesu- Ia. u. ~ 80 o. . a..
only necessary for practical business o,en to see ths
Machine IN operson aud sIsnns its pfoddn 10 Dc cen
sImed that 81. de'ned 70 wok an entire f'vo1'A W 'n'
Oder SALE Rights Of sss. cesn.s.. a. and
AS"-'' WV lie WOODBURY., Prsddent
~ ~. 40. ri I. coRrllsU Treasurer. on
a ~ ~ WAycoala. ssGssay
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Ocean Cleaners.
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Ovycg OF WILLS FARGO Il Co,
EXPRESS AND EXCHANGES Co,
No. 81 BROADWAY. NEW York. y
CLIPPERS of FREIGHT TO the PACIfiC
pesss tax notice that having hsen spyon,-d
kxx,1Iir AGENTS Pacific MAIL STEAMSHIP Co.
ss rrepsred 10 receive FREldhTS for Csolns' IRE
CSfvs3s Washington Territory, Sandwich ISLANDS, Zen
= .me,jcs and West Coast South America .,.h,
.r rates apply Office No "a broadway or nf's"'
-. on dock foot Il CSnalst. ~. A.
viii ,ai st nth and 2lt Of esca month; Nose
-. falling on sunday. preceding saturday
- .,ow freight received on day 81 ssiins: .
F,.Igbt must be delivered on dock loot OF Nsin ."
Al. of lsdng will be issued az No. "a iioaSway. -
naetse- eyp,ess viii be by each steamer, and
~Ti close st 10 a. nj. on sal ing day.
Or letter bsgs will close at llf a. m ,., IN
II, convenience of up town customers eusi ~
Tnt AZ the Metropolitan Hotel and on the DOCK ioo' :"
Cspslst ,-r, h. -, ,ale a, The Office Of The
nd At Of cur Offices No. % brosdw ~ and Canais'
2sck. :, -. .rs, no In Government enve.
sees :. -, -, { ~ Francisco for sole
S.sr.pic transfers II money u'ade TO ell pon' re"co"
Nv the wiIes on West '0ss'.
Csh''n'' WI WELLS. FARGO Co.
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9nsnrante Compames.
NETWORK FIRE INSURANCE CO.,
~ WALL STREET.
CASH CArITAL.................. COO.
Mr.. n. BLAND.

This Company has b~en In successful operation FOR moro
han TIL IRrY YEARS snd continues to INSURE ssh;nst
Loss md Damage by FIRE upon terms fsyorabs a. similar
,Bs'i,uiiona d ... .. r.
AL LossKs LITERALLY ADJUSTED AND PROMPTLY PAID
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NIBLOs GARDEN. ..
~ Lessee and MAnsg.r... WHEATLEY
~
(rHB YsTABLsHMEyr oEs NOT ADyKRrIsn rHn
FEw-YoRx hERALD.)

-
(THI3 YsTABLisBNEyr ApyKRrIsH ~ rHn
FEw-YoRx HEaALD.)
Begins az a, concludes at Ioi
THiND AND LAST WEEK But TWO
OF tho great American Trsg-dienne,
MISS BArEMAN, l
whose wonderful impersonacp Of the original character Of
LEAH,
''N' ''''' OVERWHELMING HOUSES.
Nj WHEATLEY feels great Peisure In HAVING nad tn'
u.r, tho public fNewYok bis most sted aud est ssmst
young lady whose talents have for the as. three years '
gained for her abroid the assured position Of the
FIRST TRAGIC ACTRESS Of THE TINE.
And in the zsnh OF hrr fnns ana Popu
lsrity In the prnc cities Of Great Britain anu irsa.d
the unanimous voice OF her friends aud 10 th
c,ty and THO overwhelming niutude, vino nightly thront
Nbs Garden affect the delight with which this artist maj
''" 'D FRIDAY EVENING, Feb. 2, 1876,
aud every evening during the week. will os presented Mo'en
thsls beautiful play Of
THE JEWISH MAIDEN. .,
In which Miss BATEMAN win sussn her original character
Of LsAH and the following powerful cast, embracing ths
names Of Mr.. J. C. Cowper, Mr. j. q. Burnett. J. b.
stuilsy, D. Z. Ration, Geo Becks, T. b. Holiness w IL
H. Chapman, Miss Everett, Burke. Lulu. kc. 40
The play produced with x.
NEW AND BEAUTIFUL SCENERY.
ORIGINAL MUSIC. -. -,
NEW AND CHARACiER,iSIlCs COSTUMES AM
Admission, rs cents Reserved Seats. 81 Orchestr
Cbsis 81 So Seats IN Dress Circle Private Boxes ~ D.
Family Circle ten,rencs Crosby 81, ~ cents
SEATS SECURED SIX DAYS IN ADVANCE.
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A GENTS WANTED
"A THE LIFE OF ABRAHAM $, LINCOLN.

Dr. J. o. HOLLAND,
the widely Known vore saihor Nearly 100 600 copies
sod Ina months.
II 10 pnblished both in the English and German ispgusgea
Thi. IL the ouy reliable and freshly wfi,irn biography
our late President Published The rnuouncsiEtnt 81 u'
worl has been received with universal fnvof IIe aulno
90 popular writer that the people suoseiioe 'or
and cbeeruly Energetic Agents wanted IN OIL puts o. We
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CURDON BILL, PuAlishrr,
sprinrlield. MAJ"
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Alatjirern.

A WHEELER x WILSON SEWING Nh.
~ culSE tot !laiy u-e. for SALE. Apply to No -
Bl-~einfs
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ONLY AMERICAN LINE TO ENGLAND
~ ard FRANCE. The NcwYch aid Havre Steamship
Company's fstc iss mail Steamships AiAGO and FULTON
having been thoroughly retted will leave Pier No. 81 North
RIVER for HAVE calling Falmouth the following days Ut
noon precisely; -. - 49,
ARAGO .......HESRr A. GADsDES.....MGchlT IL, 1868
FULTON.....JArKs a. WorToN. .......Aprl IA. lS0d
and every 20 days thereafter. . .f.
PRICES or PASSAGE PAID IN GOLD.
Frst cabin. ..,....bl31 so Second cabin. $50
Through tickets TO London. 49,. IS extra
An experienced Surgeon on board
The company will be responsible for specie valrsbes
urssss bills iang having the vns expressed siEned
therefor.
For further information, spply 70
ISAAC BELL, President,
No Broadway, New.York.
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OLYMPIC rHEATER %
" Sole Lessee AMI Mansgeress..... Ma JOHN WOOD
oIh" 80
tfHu BsrABIIsBxysr DOES SoT ApvsRriss IN rhs
gEw FORK HERALD TO-.
THIS FRIDAYl EVENING, Feb. -. ....r
Mrs. JOHN WOOD
sil.sppssr in her iroghted ~. peIsogatlon OF
ANNE BRACE0ifDLE. .,,,
In h natit. cou,y written expressly for Der ana entitled
:" ~ TIlE ACTRESS nv DAYLIGHT;
I'D. on me WOMAN Asp Tts Artist
Pr-vior. which vii be prr-gcd of IAs mrs. TINE ts
b. aD.iipl dfaLl la two aefs
TIE TWO FE'HND3, v I|..
IN which the hvori- aud eufineut = tor
Mr. T.. L. DAhtSPO2T . 49,
Wit srr-~ Ron res,s produced with cas' rcndns Nis'
l. l. Newton Mis-. ksie Srwou Asoss j. IL sscuc1t' ..
I-wi. O.: ". U1.sison, 10, Ar. rr. .,.-
- - - SlrDRDAY EVENING
ACTRESS ny DAiL!Cfr snd TIiE Two FRIENDS.
BOSpAi EVENING. Feb g.
viii he prr,entsd lor the first time h America, COMEDY
MO KILLED COCK ROBIN,
and the neest.ng drama for the hrs, time bers OF
SLiCKEYED SUSAN.
IN both 81 which pieces ,,x,,,,nr
Mn John WOOD and Nh z. L. DAVENPORT.
viii appear
IN active rrepar stion new .uresfns mos.
ROMANTIC SPECTACULAR Dk MIA.
Deer, open al a o'clock; curtain rses at ~
Sesls secured three days IN sdsapca-
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pub.bed embracing Mr. kehsrd'ons gnIssis I'd ~
.ser .ervice Of Tho Tribute OF the outbreak Of NM~
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Wrean 6teamere.

TOR NEW-0RLEANS DIRECT. - The
l. NEW:YoRk MAIL STEAMSHIP coMPANf,s Steam.
slip EVENING STAR win leave SATURDAY, Feb 3 ut
p NJ from the Cempsnys Pier No. .6 North River For
JAMES A. RAYNoR, No. 10 Bsrclsy.ss.
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ONLY LINE Of BRITISH STEAMERS car.
" Tyiag passengers direct to GREAT BRITAIN. Mn b
ANCHOR LINE.
STEAM TO LlNERPOOL GLASGOW, and the IRISH
o. s PORTS.
Cabin. Sm 2 30 aud 30; steerage $50. in currency,
FRANCIS MAC DUNA Id Co.. No. Bowiipegrten.
Passengers will please direct to the office, a. no
RUM MFRS are employed. '-
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EOR SALE--A ROGERS PRESS. Apply
Il, " % sprius.',
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EOR SALE MANHATTAN SHODDY
l. MILL. two AAel!aes shsiins rt.ley-. Bet. T..
Parchss-r have steam power sni ssari yell
ia wofklss orCsef Ape,y 10 SPRING EYER BROS.
No. ~ IrosJwsy. N. Y.
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II ENGINES 0tlor 20 ii,f.- and ~. Of 90 Horse With
| OF w,hnu, Belers Two SAW.iiLLs al ard BY tho
b., bulasu. wm. MCKENZIE. No g Ann.st, ". I.
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Heapius CARDS. &f.

ALVIN. EvERDELLs SONS, No. 1O4 Full
~ ton.st- WEDDING CARDS and FINE STAlloNEhi'
fEsisblished 1872 .. .......fr Iuf
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ID ANJO INSTRUCTIONS by HENRY G. and
GEORGE Z, DoBS0N, the old established Teschers -
r. al ssbish,d piscs Perfection gusrsntrsd h quar-
49, is.sous Call end anime H. q. Oobsons aud I'm.
vowed Bss patent applied fos Rsaio Academy, No wi
tsssaWV' sIh6 ao-l i'- 'i' '-'
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Amusements.

TOMORROW tsATURDAY AFTERNOON Fsb.a.
GRAND MATINEE.
WITH ITS gNAPpROACHABLyG GREAT CAST.
MONDAY EVENING" Feb. ST. PURITANl.
TUESDAY FEB. 0-L'AFRrCAINE 10
WEDNESDAY EvENiNG-A FAvORTE OPERA
THURSDAY. Feb. 8--OPEaA IN BROOKLYN, rl
L'AHRICAINE.
The sale of reserved rests and tickets for any Of the sbsys
named performances will tn MORNING. at the
Box Office Of the Academy; Beer schrmers, No. 70t
fBrosdway; Pond l. Co.'S No. $40 Broadwsy Schubert d
Goa a2o Brosdway and Root Anthony Coz, No. 81 Nss
saust
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Sherman, failed"-no such oere otered.-
Where Gen. Hampton is so we'll known for
his noble integrity and unsulied character,
the idea is preposterous
As took part in the initiation of the
proceedings, 1 am not willing that the pub
lished report should go forth without cor
rection. I am, perhaps, entitled to word
iu the premises, as saw my residence sack
ed, pilaged, and deliberately set on fire by
Sherman's sober soldiers, and when | re.
monstrated with them for burning house
filled with women and children, they shout.
ed and jeered at me: Qui .facit per alios,
facit per se" I might even be pardoned
were I to denounce the barbarous and wan
ton destruction of my literary, scientific and
historical treasures-the associations of my
life-and being rudely driven into the
streets, with my daughters and grand'chil'
dren, to wander through Sherman's pitiless
6re-storm and licensed soldiery-but I pre-
fer to leave him to his conscience and his
God.
would, however, when Mr. Bancroft
studies the truth of history in the evidence
of our committee, to perpetuate it, commend
to him the following recent poetical tribute
to the Great Inccndiary Of the Age:
"The sacred laurel need of hero-praise,.
Would withcr, scorched upon brow like his"
Respectfully,
R W. GIBBES, NJ. D.
Columbia, s. c., May 81, 1866.
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STATE g. DISTRICT TAKES

TAX PAYERS are hereby notified that | will be al
yorkville from the 18TH OF JUNE TO THE 2ND OF
JULY, for the purpose Of RECEIVING RETURNS AND
TAXES. After the date last mentioned, no RETURNS
will be received, but all DEFAULTERS will be DOU BILE
TAXED. Persons earnestly requested not TO delay
until the last days. for if they do so II will be physically
impossible 10 receive the returns.
All persons who fail to MAKE RETURNS and PAY
THEIR TAXES will be double ta1ed and executions is
sued against them. All those who MAKE RETURNS and
FAIL TO PAY their previous to the closin o the
books will have single Tax executions issued against hem
II there should be any who believe that they cannot pay
their TAXES, they will do we'll for themselves 10 make
their RETURNS, and have {" SINGLE TAN ENECU-
TIoN issued against them rather than double tax Exc:
cution.
All persons who made RETURNS to me previous TO the
18TH OF APRIL, notified that owing 10 miscon-
Structio Of instructions, it Is necessary that they make
another return.
\ large number of FREEDMEN having failed u make
RETURNS, persons who have FREEDMEN HIRED OR
UNDER THEIR CONTROL, are requested to notify them
Of their liability.
ComnSsio of Roads and Bridges and Overscers of
Roads, requested 10 make reports Of all persons In their
division, white and cOlored, liable to taxation.
ANDREW JACKSON, Tax Collector.
May 81
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u, S. INTERNAL REVENUE
DEPUTY COLLECTORS OFFICE,

YoRKvILLE, S. c., May 23rd, 1866.
ALL PERSONS firms corporations, who are engaged in
any business trade or profession for which LICENSE
is required by the UNITED STATES INTERNAL REV
ENUE Laws, are hereby notified that have received
instructions TO GRANT LICENSES FOR THE YEAR,
ncng May Ist 1885, and ending May lst, 1867 Ny
Office will be omen for this purpose FROM THIS DATE
TO 18TH JUNE, inclusive On the 18th Of June will
make ont iul list of DEFAULTERS on the LICENSE
TAN Persons who are engaged In any business whatever,
would do well TO apply atmy Office forthwith and ascertain
whether they are liable or not as ignorance of the Law
will not exempt them from the penalty which Is two year,
imprisonment and $500 fine. -
+. NJ GAI.BRATTH,
Deputy Collector Internal Revenue,
4th Division, 3rd District, s. e.
May "a
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TAKE NOTICE.

PERSONS having business matters 10 be attended to- in
the Offices of COMMISSIONER IN EQUITY AND OR
DINARY, will please remember that REVENUES STAMPS
are required various papers, which by law, are put on
file in said Offices MANY papers already file viz those
filed since lst October 1862 and not now stamped must
have STAMPS AFFlXED to give them validity.
w. b. METTS, q. L. Y. u.
J. A. BROWN, o. y. d.
Nav 3l 81
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WAR VS., CREDIT.

ALL persons indebted 10 McCAFFREY & JONES, for
WORK done In their line, or for GOODS purchased ON
CREDIT, will come forward and make payment between
this date and the LIST OF JULY NEXT; Otherwise their
accounts ndlscrmnaely will be placed in the hands of
officer for collection.
McCAFFREY & JONES, Jeve4ers.
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NOTTTH HCAROLINA-YORK DIS

COUTH CAROLINA-YORK DIS
~ TRICT-Whcrcas, JAMES VI. KENDRlCK has
applied 10 me for of Administration, de bon
on nil and singular goods and chattcs, rights and cred
its of JAMES E. QUINN, late OF the District aforesaid,
deceased.
These are, therefore, To cite and admonis all and singu
lar the kindred and creditors of the said deceased 10 be
and appear before me, next Ordnarys Court for the
said District to be holden AT York Court House on the 18Th
day Of June ns 10 shew cause, if any, why the said
Administration should not beg granted.
Given under my hand and Seal, this Both day Of May,
In the year four Lord thousand eight hundred and
sxiysiX, and in the Goth year Of the Independence oi
the United States of America.
JOHN A. BROWN, 0. I'd.
June q
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Highly Important from Europe.

New YORK, June 3.-The steamers
Hermann and Southampton, with dates to
the 23d, have arrived.
A Paris telegram to the London Post
states Infinitely that arrangements have
been made for conference of France,
England and Russia on one side, Austria,
Prussia and Italy on the other, with Drouyn
D. LHuys as President.
The London Herald says that conferences
can do nothing, and that war is certain IN.
less the combatants become exhausted
under the burden of preparation.
The Dresden official journal says the con-
ference was to meet May 25th, but that
Austria was evincing disinclinatiou to
participate. If persisted 10, she will be
represented pro tenn by England. There
is no relaxation in military preparations
by Russia, while there is universal feeling
that there will be pacific solution.
Prussia has issued decree that, in the
event of war, the enemy's merchant ships
will not be liable to capture on the high
seas, provided similar rules are adopted by
her antagonists.
The Austrian Commandant has notified
the Venetians that any attempt to enlist in
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:finantial L Commercial.

20 II will be remembered by readers that the prices
quoted below are In currency, or grccnbncks unless 9TH
erwisc specially stated.
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and be convenient for postage weight
Specimens have been received at the Trea-
sury Department.
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Obhuarp.

DlED-At Springfield, s. c. on Friday evening, the 25th
uIno, FANNIE CU1LIFF, only daughter Of A. p.
Springs.
=, Augusta ConstltutonaliS please copy.
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From Washington.

WASHINGTON, June "A company of
Feniaus left this city for the scene of war
and others are preparing to follow.
Charles O'Connor goes to Richmond on
Monday, to demand the trial of Jefferson
Davis, or his release on bail.
The House Committee are still examining
witnesses, with view to discovering wheth.
er or not JEFF. Davis, is implicated in the
assassination of Lincoln.
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Italian Corps, or to encourage desertlon,
shall be dealt with by martial law. Austria
has refused to discuss any proposition for
the cession of Venetia The formation of
Volunteers into Regiments commenced on
the 2lst
A Vienna dispatch says that the treaty
between Prussia and Italy is offensive and
defensive, and continues until the end OF
the present year A Prussian corps is con-
ceutrated at Wiltz Kerefut Reisse. To
prove that Prussia accepts the mediation of
a conference, the departure of the Prince
Royal and Prince Frederick Charles has
been postponed.
The report that an Austrian patrol had
crossed the Prussian frontier is denied by
the Austrian commander
The LATEsT.-The latest European
news is from Queenstown, May 23d. The
crisis is unchanged. The statement, that
all the powers had assented to conference
is premature, although the invitations have
been sent out
The Trial of Ex-President DAVIS.
RICHMOND, June 3.-The United States
District Court meets here tomorrow. Judge
Underwood is. expected to preside. Jas.
T. Brady of New York, W. B. Read
of Philadelphia, George Brown of Balti
more, associate counsel for Jefferson Davis
are here. Charles O'Connor and George
Shea will arrive in day or two. The coun-
sci will announce their readiness for the
trial, and in the event of a postponement
will apply for bail. Major Hennessey, the
assistant District Attorney will represent
the Government. Burton N. Harrison, the
former Secretary Of ex.President Davis is
here.
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COTTON TAX.

EVERY person OWNING COTTON In this District,
would do well to call and PAY THE TAN OF 2
CENTS PER POUND, on or before the 18TH OF JUNE,
am instructed they may thus avoid any future increase
in the COTTON TAX. No cotton must pass or leave this
place until the tax Is paid F. NJ. GALBRAITH,
Deputy Col for York and Union Districts, s. C.
June 2t