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DEPARRTTM,THENTT S 81 TIE F 5JETEEEISh,:: !,

n 4
m e.. WAsHINGION, December7 1855.
" tne petition OF WILLIAM COLEMAN and
S SI.tina r. COLEMAN, q Providence. b. 1 :,
to them Oh the. 18th day Of March. 1888 for an
peak hsiyard nocS 81 .s Z. nS appins ift and
rom the expiration Of said patent, which taxes
place on the 18th day Of N arch. 1871
I'll Is ordered thar the s.id p.tision BE- heard at
Iesfsnsry next .. L. O'Clock and all person.
pCuhed 10 appear and show cause, IL any they
have, Why said ee..tion ought not to be granted.
Persons opposing the extension are required to
ME IN the r.tess Once their Questions specially
the day Of bearing: ali testimony filed by either
party 70 be used st the said hearing must be taken
ana transmitted In accordance with the rules Of
the ONCE. which Will be furnished on application
. peposftions and other papers relied upon as ties.
iimony must be filed in the ONCE twenty days be.
fore the day Of hearing; the arguments, II any,
within ten days after Ming the testimsny;,
=, Ordered, eIse, that this notice be published In
The Republican, and 4 Intei gencer: Washington.
once week Tor three successive weeks; the first
said ynbiieations to be at least sixty days pre-
7. O. TnEAKER,
n. commissioners OF PStents.
F.S.-Bditors OF the above papers will please
copy and send their bills to the Patent Once with
paper containing this netioo, de IA vav
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Commissioner Of Patents
o. editors OF the above Depers viii pIeas
COPY and sspd their bills TO the Patent Once vit
o paper ccatsiniug this notice de7.IsvSv
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rI LEaE y, wa M. LEAVE ALExANpRrA.
Through Mail e.1 A n. cts , Local At 4, as NJ
Local st--.-:s9 p: N. Through Mail 60 P NJ
U. a. 6TkVEES. General Superiptendent
no 10 W. PHELPS General Manager
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LEGAL NOTICES.
nEPARTMENT or THE INTERIOR
IL UNITED STATES P1TENT n

IMPAIRMENT OF The INTERIOR,
IL UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE
Washington, December Is, 1866.
On the petition VI MUSES. MARSHALL, of
Lowell, Mass, praying for the extension Of q
patent granted te MIN the 18th day OF March ls5S,
for an Improvement ia KLitune Machines, for
seven years from the expiration Of said patent,
which takes place on the 18th day of March 1851 /:
IT. is ordered that the sal, petition Do aesrd al
the Patent Office on Mon ay, the 18th DAY of Feb
ruaIy next, at IL clock and all persons are
notihed TO appear and chow cause, If any they
have, Why sais petition ought not to be granted.
ME In the Patent Office th cir objections specially
set forth In writing, at least tweRty days before
the day Of hearing; all testimony MED by either
party to be used at the said hearing must be taken
and tIansm United In accordance with the rules 81
the office which win be Furnished on application
Depoeltions and other papers relied upon as ties.
timony must be led in the Office twenty DAYS he
fore the day Of hearing; the arguments, II any,
within ten days after fling the testimony
Ordered also, that this notice be published IN
the republican and the Intelligencer, Washing
ton. D. C.; and In the Courier. Lowell, Mass +,
said publications to be at least sixty days pre-
4. O. TeEAKEB,
Commissions Of Patents
P. s. Editors OF the above papers win please
copy, and their bills TO the Patent Once with
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P.S.-Editors Of the above papers viii pleass
copy and send their bills to the Patent Once With
paper containing this netioe IA 10 vaw
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I BR0E LOT OF UNsERVIGEABLE QUAR-.
II TEKMAS1ER PROPERTY AT AUCTION

Evt Brig. Gen and Chief Quariermaster,
de 1877 Department of WASH o gton
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The SYNOD.

The South CsroIIna Synod in session
at Eben-z-r, ali j,urnsd sine die on Ss,ur
day afternoon. The occasion is said to
have been one Of much good feeling and
highly interesting "A TO the numbers and
character Of the ministerial and lay del
egates.
Several OF the ministers in attendance
visited cur tow" on the = ,6bsth, aud II
ID re pulpit. here trisi day. The Rsv.
A F. L ck-"n. sh t+vnrshlv known to the
s"ld'-ry of S"uth C.rolins, for his ilevo
ian IN them amnl the psr,ls 81 b ,lrrry
WS2nsr and Sumter. preached At tie
Pr->bv'-risn Church in III. for-noon.-
Rev WIN T. B,yys, nf C"lurnbia. = vif
ed mfn,st-r -nu, Vet nui Of hs t~-ut,--
preached NJ the same church in the
afternoon. Without pr--urn'ny To com
p'm.n' one of his sacred c~,linv. We can
not f"r'.-xr EXPRESSING our admiration -
this effort. NJ B,xr, bids fair to he
r',n- Que III the most hr,ll,sn, ornaments
Il ia. M.nis'rv in this State. Ia the
evening the Rev. J " Craig "f LSncas
'er. preached IN the NJ hrdis' Church Ia
crowded conYr~gSrirn. lin sermon
WAS p'ain, prsctcal snI Girsc,. aud ven,
!" the h-.r. sni unh-'s'sn .l'uys Of bis
hsarers - YorkViHe Enqmirsr.
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Village Lots
FOR SAL E.
~ VIRTUE OF THE PowE5

ID VIRTUE OF THE POWER
" Given us nndsr tho viii o. Philip
r. tfs'nnond. deceased, and bv perui.sios
H"m the Oriinarv ~s ~ii sell at psblis
"ui-rv On MONDAY, the 3rd day sf Ds
r-mhsr next. at Lame s'sr Court Isass.
TVo dwelling iionsrs and LOIS in Lanc>A-
ter Village. belonging ia the Estate .f.siA
d-cea-.d; One frnniiag Church Street, ~
present occupied bv' Mr John w T~jsts.
and the other on pinlsp Street, occupied ~
Mr.. LAS. NJ, Riddle. Both are dsairan's
r-sid-ncess "a. -
TERN. or SALE: :-Twslve month"; ersAit,
cnrcisa-sr 'eeiSa ants hearing iatsrsst fSsm
date. PAYABLE aHousIy. xthst ls,st .;us
approved ,uret,-s and a mo,tgsse of The
premises Puicbs.srs 10 pay for paPsss
and R<ysnu. Ssnps .
.IpuN ROSS
" u COVNORS. I.c
Nov 9Th. ls6S.-<t.
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Be on thu Lookout.

Tho astronomers predict that some
where between the 18th and 18th Nov
smber Of the present year. there will be
n grand display Of ms,soric phsnomsns.
Should their calculations prove correct, We
advise onr readers to indulge in star gag
ing about the period mentioned. or they
may miss the most magnificent spectacle
OF their lifetime. These showers of me
teors'cccur periodically everv thirty three
years, and were visi5le in 1900 and 1888.
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LoNpoN, Nctober 40.
dpportsut Legal Deei.ion.

[ DECISION h1. been given IN the Pr
ts,o .C"nr, "f = ,,n,-r County, Alabsms,
embracing the following p"i",s:
!. The "rdinsnc. ofihs State Coa.sn
'i"n. and the d ff.r-nt ..rts Of the fssis,s.
,ur-, &" the P"ne.ton Of administrator,
-x-cu"r- and gns,di.h.. are v.i,d and
Investments made hv ihss in good f.m6.
n 'h- late. b. Confsd-'ais a-rus'i-s, under
c"lor Of l.~. oil now hs nphell; tho ic,.s
falling upon tho estate. aud no. upon ouch
executors, administrators VT guardians.
2. Conirac,s male during she var.
which recognized the IswiuIne.a "f Con.
fs'sr.ts bond. aud Treasury notes, and
which were then valid, viii no, be pro
nounced void. I
. Collections Of dsbts due xn estate,
ny the p-r,o"si representative. 10 Confei
crate Treasury notes. viii BE- Upheld il
mad. ia good fsi,b. eyss though the deb,
WAS do. befare tho var. and he Lo,es be
came ,~oT'hless 10 the hscds Of the sd.
mini.,rator.
! Where rights hAd already been
vss's before The sa'Yendey. or acts h.vs
been performed nadsr the laws then in
'"re-. tho public policy which existed. al
the time such rights ACCRUED. and no,
present public policy, -ilr conu"l tho
question of their legality !. and LOYALTY 70
tha National Governm msnt does not require
i"terfe'socs with such p ~ transactions,
i honestly made. snd'in tsGferdsnes with
the laws of the State ., the lime.
8. The administrator in this case. hav
Jog in, good faith sold . large amount ;oi
cotton, by the advice and o,dsr Of the
Probate Court. IN 1893. fos lair price
and haying taken a note for the purchass
money from the purchassr, which vaa
Delivered TO The Rpndisn of the h.irs. aud
afterwards collected BY tie euatdias Ia
Coof.dssats money, he is not liable "a
acc"uIt sgsi" Tor said cotton (: although
the sale wss made ~iih retsrspee to The
marker price iu Confederate rnoney.
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News Summary,

Corn is selling on the sirests IN Mar
tinsburR. at fit, cents per;bushel.
hbou, 200 members have been added
TO the churches in Athens g. the re.ult VI
the recent revivsi.
The telegraph brings The startling in
,"''igsncs ,hs, Louis Nnpo'soe 10 about
to die. -
Mississippi paper declares that l. will
not be able TO contain ell the advertise
'nen's OF sales under the Sheriff. ham
mer.
An extensive vein 81 coal and oil q,
superior quality has heen discovered in
b snd county, VWeinis.
Virgins. Kentucky. Tennsssse and
Missouri, psy this v~sr an in.srnsi ,s,e.
nue tsx Of $40 600 900 on tobsceo.
| The Alabsms L-gi.Is,nrs will convene
~ M,n'pomerv ON Monday. The I IIth a,
November Il will eject 8 Uai,ed Safe,
senator. tn sscc--d GenersI Tous,o..sod
will prooably act on she Constitot;onsl
Amendment.
A body of men, styling themselvestLs
Tennessee Co.ference. uades the aasp're.
of the Nouhsrn NJ. z Chsrcl,. mat n
Nsshviiis f.y dsvs ago. Bishop Clark
presiding. Nsgmes and ~6i,es net to
ge,hsr without any Distinction. and the
Publication Of srpoin,msuls Il made 10
thu same manner.
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Civil War Imminent.

Out of all o. tho conssrvst,v. Journals
oftl,s North the Washington Uniou takes
the mos, ssri"us view. ar pe;fXp. W.
should more properly say. expresses its-If
more boldly on the revolutionary conrss
"f tn. R~d'cal party ]" Nar,lsn in y
long editorial. warning the conservative
masses of the dangers that menace the
Government, :he Union says. The i.sus
OF civil war, ss forcs,i upon ,hs cou ntrv hv
Radical ls~lessn-.s AMI d-fixn, con, emp,
of the Constitution, 10 Imminent. In less
than tLir,v dsvs the ar'llsrv Of the con
flic,ing parties may again arouse the ma
ton. ss did the guns Of B-auregard's
batteries Of 1861 Passed safely thrnuyk
.nch a terrible and gigantic strife as III.
late war. the country ielt IN need Of ,e.
pose. and loudly demanded il. But TO
gratifv is o~, partisan bitterness. IL.
hatred If republican inst'intion., iis inv.
for con.oiidsrsd empire, Ridicsli.m =.
stimuiatsd the passions of its followers
until heS are =, blood heat. and nov
,hey threaten 10 pIangs Us again into the
horrors OF var. Not only threaten, bnt
in Baltimore icy are sctually armiag for
the frav-they have distric,ed .he civ,
they have assembled and organized. they
menace tie constitutional authorities Of
tho Stats-they are ready to drsnch the
streets Of tbs. city in blood. and carry
thi. pnho'y and unlawful violence Toto
The White House. The gates OF Wash
ington ara not secure from their viol-oce.
be.danger 10 imminent. Are our friends
sleeping. and uom,ndful Of the terrible
issns that they are not orgsuizsd, armed
and rsadyi
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aynR .PRoPLE'ss RIpEND.
Fsry i1aNs' Vrgttable Pain Eille,

Perry Dass Vegetable Pain Kiiie,
Rosesses Virtue, which nof alone rsnovss pals
Instantly; bat rsgulats' tse stomach, 'sfsrs
strength, tone and vigor to the system. lsis
Iens Of The nssdicines thas 10 ~sr'h more tsis
FScid. 49, -.
Don't experiment. in testing new rsmsdiss.
when ryon can buy the genuine Pain Killer,
which everybody krows 10 he good
The Woodstock 60 w Sentinel says -
1T ID general admitted tact, that tho msdicins
manufactured by Ae-srs. Perry Davis 4 Sos
has been instrumental IN Alievistins mush. psip,
and giving relief tn milsns oi spi4sring hsnAi'
ity. The medical fssqlty almost evey shers
.recSA,ipsnd the Paip FILLER. and It's reputation
is now establi,hsd a. the MOSS bsnsaciai family
medicine now in; Use, s9d may bs taken later.
nally and externally 70 sxpel psin."
For sale by the Village Merchants. New.
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, The advertisement Of Mr.. JAS. JoxKs,
Of Camden, IL ,o.day's paper, cannot fail
TO attract that attention which it is the
interests of the people Of our D's'rict to
besiow. During a recen, visit to this
good old town. we had the pleasure oi
inspecting Mr.. J.s immense stock OF
neTchsn9ize,. which consists OF every de.
sefipiion, and to say the least. was high
Iy pleased with the man and the style in
which he conducts his business. The nh
merous reports in circulation to the pre-
judics Of the merchants Of Camden. are
unjust, and If any doubt this, give Mr..
Jones call and I've convinced Of the fact.
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PREFaEiSe FOR 1hs1 We stated a
few days ago, on the .,r.Bg.h OF Wash
ington rum"r, savs the 'Columhis Pho
nit. thar an order had been issued to
prepare Ga:ttcka for 10000 troop, in
Washington. |, i. freely stated, upon
wha, is declared good authority, ,hs, the
.Qnar'eomss,ers Department h". received
orders t." provide qn"r'ets in, the; pi.!r'c,
for 10000 iro"es. Fts ahip'nsn, and
sales 81 comniissary storss that had been
accumulated 'bese during the war, has
ceased by direction within the past two
months
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PROSPECTUS
or THs CHAkLssyoF SsNI WEsely rs
WsssIs Hsws.

WsnsIs Hsws.
Tho paSijsh.rt 81 tie Cxstisssos nail,
News tStS 1Aueh; ;eisasufs IN ikistrS;s 4 ;. ~
public that Ire tisst number ot sbsis ie.s.
promised Ssai WSskty sditss will Is.
issaed On Ss,sr&aYsths ID ~ Nsvsm hsr.
snd wit be tsaSiiriv published thsssslSGi
on WsdoSsdsys snd e3sassdsv... wv
As h.s bSss bsfcesssstsd. u Will 10 he
sndsAvor ef the. Pubfishsfs 70 make az
paper ID svery way werthy Of The nqIIs
paironsgs. IL will costaIn q vasisii N
ns,:sr. csns,stisS % fststiss, literary 6sve.
family gossip. sSS, which viii not bs fsss<
!. the tDsiy, and u IN ha7s' alf the sd;tssiass
anA news of idtsrsa Transferred fsom thsa
is.ae The market sspors will b fall ss<
reliable
The weekly edition sr the Nsws ~iis
also be esmmsoesden on sunday Nosaisa,
the 4'h Of November. and will be issss@
r~ga'afy thsreaf sF every 3andsv mssaiag
This psprs vii! bs snif,ty or2in.i 10 itssik
ssd viii Ne. risds'dps ind-psadsn, 81 sks
.sne, tdi.ioss.S'h win .ep,sis .h. latest
,s'egvsphis news fso. oil pu,s sfths sssa.
try. 'btssdss hawai- isssrs.,isR sslesstsas,
ssese-. literary .iievs and hopk rsviews,
gossip. late maskst rspersA Gsy ss< asass
ttes>, ess, etc s-.. ,t SO ~ 81.
Terms 81 ,s~mi Weekly I. :. es % . vsss.
fsrms of .Wsshib. -. ...,..oa e ysss,
Ne sshscsip.ion wlll ss rsssissa sa1sss
ices~psq'rd wlsa tss sssA. .s->aess
cArmc~sn xssrLLsS 1 sosros.
:,Nos - HayRs street,
Novsmbvs Il 9e Charies.sn, 9. q. =
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BtsHor GREsS ON MR. DAVIS Car
TUKs. s.-Bishop Green. Of Mississippi. Who.
!. will be rscolIecssd, recently visited M.
Davis, says:
As many and very false representations
have gone forth on the subjsc, Of his cap
ture. il viii he gratifying 10 The friends al
NJ. Davis to learn. in this way. th., no
at,empt ~ha'ever vas made by b'm Ia
escape the time he vas taken. and that
the oaiy outer Rarpsnt that covered him
wa' his dressing gown. which he ,hrsw
around him "a Le sprnne rom his bed "a
meet his caP,or a, the door OF h's TENT
The whole smount Of gold, too, which he
hsd Win him At the tine was seven dol
lars and flfty cents. part of tie proceed.
of the sale Of Mrs. D.sis' wardrobe and
jswelry.
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DISTRICT COURT.

THE FIRST QUARTERLY SESSION
1 Of the District 'enrt of Lancaster will
b- cid at Laneastor Court House, on the
Fourth aonday in Janantv nsst.
Return day ten davs before the first DAY
Of the II ting Of tho .Cppr.
The Ceurt will alxavs be spss. snl
business in vacation time attended 20.
whenever reapi,-d,
BY order Judge Wither,poon,
JOHN W TWITrY, CLEax.
Nov. 9TH, 1865
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--s~<-.-S<.l-
,sales 9kLand,

A. number Of tsc,. Of land ,veie sold
by the Or iinsry and Commissioners in
Equity on Monday las,. Al the. make,
vs'us Of land M this time js vsly uncsr.
tain. ~e su'joiu liz, VI The price. ob.
tanned.
The following uacts we're sold by otder
Of the Ordinary: :.
Esr. II. p HANCOCK: las acres. $22o;
81 srss,'sls5; ,ss sers', 500 ; 4s acres,
The following by the Commis.iopsr in
Equity:
Esr. RoBERr PuILrPs: 2ls scres. $500;
207 a''res. $2o5; 2i acres.. $50. 49,.
Esr MRs. e. T., WHrx: 200 acres,
$l65 ;" ..
EST. JAAEs r .McDow: $40 acre.,
$4,000. in r"ld.)
Bsr, Il, II. PoKrsR: s54 acrs., $2195,
All ou twelve months credit, eacsp,
sufficient cash to pay costs and expenses,
The lowest price obtained was about So
cents per acre and the h,ghes, near 81 in
gold. We don't anticipate any better
time than the presen, to buy land. The
prevailing apprehension Of cop6scstion
ia no, supported with much show Of req
son or probability. ...r
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ocnmsssioner's Salas. {
Wm. A. Csrqes. Adm.r. I BILL EQx
OF John Carne-. Senior, PARTITION,
Ia. .,dscya.*d., and sofsr,k.

Jacob Cnrnea, o. o..
UNDER ihS order ofth Court Of Eaui
" in the sbos, stated el-e. ! wilt sell as
i.rncssisf C'att Hosss, on the fret Moass
day in Oetsrpb-s next. several tracts 81
Land, .ituaisd in L,nca.tsr District, 80 iks
waters If Wild .C.t 4ursrk. bsiorYinx g
,hs Estate Of John Games. Senior, dssssa.
ed. 10 wit:
Tract No. I. c,ntaiuin9 Qas Hsslssl
and Forty ais Acres. ~.
Tact No. !. containing Oas BaadssA
andF eight-Acrvs. ~
Tract No. ,. containing Ninety 6vs Acre.
Tract No. 4. containing Two Hsadssd
apd Ssvso Acres a
This last Trart NAV be divided into tws
ssParste parcel. to ~ it.purchsss.s and cold
aece e,dinglv Plsts of these several Tsssts
will be s1h'Sited ssi ihs Day Of sale.
TEaHs. OF. SALx.-A cssdh Of, enc end
iw" wears with iatsssst from asy Of sale
IN be due aad PAYABLE annually, ths nss.
chaser 10 give bond with NJ least two sssA
su'etirs and = msr'gAge of the yr-mis.si
except 80 much cash Il will pay the costs
o. these prneesainss and che sspsa.ss'ss
Y;y.Rtnp!t.Nss; ss;oIL4
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NEW .AnVERTISEM ENTS.
$40 Reward;

ST0tEN t, On The E, nis n ,. eth sf ID. s.h Of os.
- tobe'< a,Goi.D WATCH. white ace.
sninnts hand broken. The Watch vss
made ,bv, jos Johrston, Liverpool. g p.
;Mnnta and r. .Mnngo marked inside 'aad
outside. -Tbs Mol tsiste. wa. 4f&t ~
.1t4t ,:.. ,,S W aUNGu,
>. J-ftra"n p. o., DaIlingIon DisI S:E.
Nsv: 7,-1
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The Best and largest.

We nre again under obligstioa to our
esteened. and liberal hearted friend, Csp,,
JAS. M:isoaAM, for bag fill Of the
idrdest and best sweet potatoes We have
seen this ssason. Such favors are shank
fully received and duly recorded. May
be live. .always aud. never grow lees pc
tatSes. -. 49,. - =; ~,
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While the cotton. sugar and molssses
crops If Loui.i.nS ~iIi he ssd fsiIwe.. j,
ia consoing to know that she rice crop
gill he good. The pspea OF thai STATE
assure ne that il viii be larger .hss ever
known before.
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From Baltimore.

BilrrsqRE, Oct. Al
The trial OF ths Police. Commissioners
ia sn'l Progressing. All parties are very
agt'ous - 60, through with the trial.
The Goveruor rsinsfs.d ti,s, IL necessary
he would al, up dn'iI midnish, to accom-.
mediate counsel The counsel Tor Com.
InissioIers desire 10 nrgus the cass.'
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oHARL0rTe MARKer .
Revi..a .sesiy BY H4sest..n, B~ress1. 4 {

Rev'sed SseFtyey HsfeNtssn, bHro~9ls q %
OPps'ifs let Nst;espi PssI.
CHARLorrE, N. e., October al.
Cotton, 81 10 81 csnts
Flour. - 10 1870 per barfsi.
did corn, $50
heai--coua'rv ground, i.50.
Z" bottled. les.
Wheat. 3 SO per bu.h.I
I" virsiaIa seed. $50.
Peas. ! rs
oa'-. Doc ie . 90 p., sashsl.
hsesiag. 20 eea's per yard.
Bia- St"ns, Is.
G.id. tSs
Silver. las.
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The Presiaen, ba, ovirrrd pardon to
bs issued ~ Mr. Trenholm, sec,s,srv Of
eee Treasury OF the late Confederate
States.
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RI'hop Lynsh Visit. Mr.. Davis.
FQnTRkBs MONROE, O.t,

=, =. = . SF
Bishop Il. sch, Of Ghsr-s,on, South
C~'Sl'us, arrived here yensrday. and is
the gue't. Of G-nerat Button. commanding
. the post. He visited sMr. Davis and
family. being an old ncqua,a,auc..
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.Atres. OF an Ex.C enfe derats.

Ns~ foHK. Oct 80.
Lieut.. Brsne, who CLAIMS to have hold
= commission in 'he Confederate Navv,
and who seized the s,ex'nsr Chsssps.k
during the war, hsssbe-n Indicted bI The
Grand Jury for murder and piracy on ths
high seas.
tie will he tried a, tho se1t session OF
the u. S. Circuit Court. 90 =.
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Gen. Sherman to goto Mexico.

Gen. Sherman TO goto xexieo.
New fosk, "a. 81.
Tho Washington correspondent Of ,tbe
Tunes says that Genera! Sherman has nc
ceptsd \ military and dip'om sric yt,ission
to Mexico. and will accompany Colonel
Campbell, the new Minister, to ths, c"un
Try.
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;Yofeisn Eews-per Cable.

La'est Sdvice. Gr"m Canadrs report
sighting between the Chris,ian aud Tur
kish armies ss costinuons.
PRAouR October 27.
An attempt ws made TO shn, the
Emger"r F'a,ci. joseph On leaving the
The tire this morning. -.
The culprit .""-i . pistol n, .hin. but
hr'"rs .he pistol ~" f'sl.Js was ss's-d
hr =" E"g'sh"an. sni phseI under A..
rest.
LoSpoN. ne'obsr 40.
M"r"iny The Tune. sysin urges rs..
ference 81 c!srns "i th- Um,s State. for
n'"rer,y dss,r"yed hy the AIah.,nS to a
j int commission, and thinks it would bs
Al sti Of policy IL n" jn.uce
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MARKETS.

MARKETS.
Nxw yoRE Oct. ~.
Cst'on hesvy; sai-s ef Z 500 bs,.s nj
ss :" cot eeats fer uiAiiisr. -.
y ar i,r ner saies 4So barrels SassAsfu
Wh-a, is 70 rsnts hisLss.
Corn 3 10 lower ..
Gold f4St 90.
Lvss:c"L, Oessbse -.
Cot'on qaiss hu, s'sady sales EFT 900
bales Middl,sr Uoiands 81 Is pence. Pork
dee'ising. Brsadstuffs aea.
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The Latest by Mail.
Death cf Miss Seward
MAsuIsoroN Os,.

" AsnIN of0N. Ost. 40.
Mis-. F"p"ir Seward, dsughtsr Of ,hs
ssscrsirty, lied to day.
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Gen. plek Taylor st Hottrsss Monroe.
: 'Fp,srRras MoSRor, Or. 30.
General Dick rayl"r arrived hs,s this
morning on visit ,o,Mr. Davis
,Hs remained here all day and wen,
South tonight. ...
, 1866-10-23
FOR SALE
THE SUGAR ESTATE
Williams Delight,
for terms and conditions apply to
I'll. C. RADCLIFFE.
St. Croix, 18th October 1866.

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