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SURGEON N CHARGE
J. H. THOMPSON, NJ. D., lsi | street, between Tween
tieth and Twenty. First streets.
rOssuLTIsd PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS.
JOS. h. BARNES, NJ. D., Surgeon General, Quilted
Statos Army.
JOS RILgY, NJ, D , Georgetown.
THos MILLER v: D, street, Washington
4. Y. p. GARNErT, N. d New York avenue,
W p. JOHNSTON. NJ D, Washington,
GRAFTON TYLER, N D., Georgetown.
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p H . II q = Ais.
PROPOSALS FOR BUILDING REV.
ENUE CUTTERS.

TREAsrRr DEPARTMENT, Sept II, 1896
Sealed Proposals, endorsed "PrlposaIs Tor building
Revenue Caters will be received at this Department
until noon Of WEDNESDAY, the 10th Of October next
for building and nng Two Topsails schooners Of go
tons, old measurement and Six Pore and AT Rugged
sehooners OF Ito tons do The Vessels TO be built Of
the best Materials eoppsred aud copper fastened and
delivered anoat ready for sea- At some port the At
lan'ic, completely equipped, except Armament, ammu-
nition furnture nautical instrumsnts stores and out
Its
Plans and specifications can be obtained At this De.
partment, on application in person or BY letter.
IT, MeCULLOCH,
se2l.d Secretary Of the Treasury.
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BASE BALKAN EXCITING GANE.-A game
Of base ball will be played this afternoon between
the Union and Enterprise, of Baltimore, on the
grounds Of the Union, at 81 o'clock. This Is er-
psctsd to DO the most intensely exciting game Of
the season, as the boys are In good condition and
evenly matched. The fare to tbs covered seats
will be reduced to twenty-five cents.
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&)O,OOO,OOO
FIRST. CT lssIPIRsr MORTGAGE BONDS.
payable on the Is. days of January and July of each
sold the nr., half million Of these desirable bonds, We
security In the market
EIRST NATIONAL BANK OF
WASHINGTON.
I'D Oooss. tof Jay Cook. = Co. } President.
Wa Buxrruaros. Ussh,.,.
AID
lsrs sr...r, opro.rr. n. r..Asurr p,rA.ruu.r.
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III A r p Il RS
III NEW MONTHLY MAaAZIYR
FOR OCTOBER, 1855.

PERSONAL RKCoLLEcrIoNsof THE wAR-(Fourth
ILLrsraarron.-Mrs Bells, Jamestown. -Topo.
Dsrns.tovn, Maryland The Old zou.ve-Machines
Camp Of the Fourth New Jsr.sy.eEsemin.iy Pump"
WOODEN ;iSssi'i i.os
CRUISE T3;A 81 y 4ss RSs ROY.
lLLusrnArioML-rhs Rob Roy In the Rollers. -Es-
ehoI:d ch.un:i.NTSo Rob Roy on Wheels. |c.tti.
Swimming the heuse..singsf., Wagon, --Iu the
waterfall. Sailing on Lake zus Passing he Rap.
4; q 4. ds.,. s.,is On
HEROIC DEEDS OF HEROIC MIN. = XIV. THE
wIps or AtkAS cvr,-B,,,, o, Pa.
Ridss.-J.nes q. Blupt.-Franeis }. rron--Rabb's
Battery. -Einstsenth lows and Twentieth wisconsin.
SHELBY Hsiiy '1 e.s si!iii Rock,
MRS: RorH's BRIDAL TOUR.
The RULED CHAPEL.
LADY GoDlvA AT BONE.
:, Gsy:.s, Procession
sEP srEiaB WOODS. o. o0''n'''
Fas S5R NJ aA y do M5GsES .o.
THE PREEDMAS's STORY.
THE UGLY TOAD:
EDITORS EASY CHAR.
NosTnLY RECORD OF CURRENT EVENTS
TERMS FOR HARPER's MAGAZINE AND WEEKLY
MAoAIIxE ons Copy fog o.s Yesr........"..A 90
A. sxtr. copy siSsr Of the weekly or the magazine
will be supplied gratis to every Club Of Five subscri
Gao. 90.
bound Volumes Of the Magazine, each Volume con-
tanning tina Numbers for Sig Months will be furnished
for $500 per volume, and sent BY mail postage paid
Bound Volumes OF the Weekly. each Volume eonaluing
freight paid the weight
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JUVENILE BOOKS,

To be published during October and November.
STORIES OF MANY LANDS By Grace Greenwood
illustrated.
tratsd.
AFLoAr IN TIE FORREST. By M.yns Reid. Illus.
trated.
THE aIRAFFE.HUsTERs By Mayns Reid. Illus.
GkihM's COLLINS. With Illustrations In Color.
sell.u
zach. B. BROOKE.
II JUSTICE oP TIE PkAOE AND COMMISSIONER
OF DRRDs
oyyIcn-no n6 STREET,
BHrwxxNPoqlIEEErH ASp HIptlIyrH,
Rsax d wllsNas H. ss7.x
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GALE OF GOVERNMENT VESSELS.

| BrREAu or Construction AID REPAIR,
| WAsHiSdrox, D. @. Sept IS, 1866 I
The Navy Department will Offer 81 public auction the
Al TREU 8 EiyY.rARD, BOSTON,
on the Sd oetober at ~ o clock m,
The John Adams sailing soop Of war; Of 700 TONS old
The vluo.nn.. sailing sioOp of war, of 100 tons, old
The f.arnOt sailing ship, OF lol2 tons, old measure.
The Trsfo steamer, Of $40 tons, old measure
The Port Royal paddle steamer Of 90, toss, old meas.
tn" PSasassa., p.Ii. steamer of 81. toni. old meas.
ure%sn Ta ahui y only Wv v.nn v,r von,
on til. sd oe,oser, At q 'siosi M, 'h" fohA'
The P.mpsro, sailing ship, 1875 toss, old messuie
The south carolina steamer Of 5lss tons, old
measurement (of iron
The Hibiscus screw steamer Of 100 TONS old measure.
The spirsa, screw steamer Of 4Oe tons. old measure
The MrisOd. screw steamer, Of li5 tons, old measure
The Dumb.rton paddle steamer. of $50 tons, old
The Poutiae paddle stssmor Of s74 tons old measure
The issso paddle steamer of s74 tons old measure.
The ssbago, paddle steamer, Of $50 tons old measure
The TritOnia paddle steamer Of sO2 tons old measure
incnt.
The oetSrars paddle steamer Of o7i TONS old measure
At THE U. 5. HAYWARD, PHILADELPHIA,
on Tue sth october, at 10 O'Clock H.,
The St Louis, sailing slocp OF war Of 700 tons old
asurement.
The Princeton, receiving ship OF TONS old meas
7urement.
The Clymatus steamer Of 2so TONS old measure
nent.
The Athea, screw steamer Of 70 tons, old measure
nent.
I'll, Kineo steamer, of jo7 tons, old measure.
ment.
The cimmafron. paddle sesmsr Of $50 TONS old meas.
ursment.
The Hornet paddle steamer Of $50 tons, old measure
mcnt (Vf Iron
The Boxer paddle steamer, Of 4sl tons, old measure.
ment (of iron
These vessels and their inventories can be examined
at any time, on application to tie eommsndants Of the
respeeiiye navy yard.
Twenty per csptrm Of the amount Of the purchase
money must be deposited the day Of the sale and the
remainder must b. paid aud the vessel removed from
the navy yard within two weeks from the day OF sale
Tbs bureau Of Construction and Repair will, until
the lOh October receive tenders for the purchase Of
the sloop Of war Dale " OF 500 tons, lying the
Unued States Navy Yard, Norfolk, Virginia where the
vessel and the inv ntory be examined.
Mr.
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FIRST ANIMAL S,sr1AI, soHUTzEN
WASHINGTON GERMAN TARGET ASSOCIATION
SEVENTH STREET PARK
18th, 18TH, 10TH, 10Th AND alsr or SEPTEMBER
on the hrst day, there will 70 GRAND PROCEs-
s'oS' starting from ths wy Ha At o'clock, m
the Celebrated Acrobat who crossed the Niagara on
excellent B.Sd u .ss 81 United States Caviar,
will furnish Concert Masie during the Festival.
Nins Gold Medal. for GsDersi Shooting.
!. u Twenty Dollar Gold Pieces.
z Gold Watch and Chain.
9. A.: Pores.in Table Set, 80 p!sc..l
= Coffee and Tea Service, with Plate, tsilver)
MArble.Top Table and four Chairs
a, A dozen Knives, Forks, Table and Tea spoons,
tsilver.)
8 4 Gold: Headed Cane presented by Mrs spr ugmsu.
9. Silver Casters with Bottles and Gias,ss
10 silysr.hountsd Mesrsehaum Pipe, presented by
IL Poresaia sst pisossJ presented by Ms.sr. Bo,s-
Ter Son.
"a Bog JohanassbsISer, presented by Mr. Rullusuu.
~. Mssrnehsum Pipe, presented BY Ms. H. sstr
u. boz Mumm Vsrzensy, presented by hes.rs. Es-
Is Silver Pruit Basket presented by Msssrs. Gait
il! Silver Water Pitcher, presented by M...r. Webb
is A silver Watch.
%. A Silver Butter Service.
Silver Butter Service, presented by Messrs Gait
4 Bro.
20 Syrup Pitcher
81 kalt aud Pepper Set.
"a AToilst Set.
PRlzEs FOR SHOOTING WITHOUT SUPPORT:
!. Live Deer
2 heavy Silver Lade.
g. Silver Watch
Besides the above, the following Prizes have been
presented;
Two Silver Goblets, by Mrs T. Miller
Silver Table Castor, by A Koch
Fine China Set, by Mr. jeremiah Mccarthy
Meerschaum Pipe, by Ms.srs. selIhausen.
Pocket Revolver, by Mr.. G. II. Munck.
Mearsohaum Pipe and ssgSr Holder aud three pounds
hne smoking Tobacco, by Mr.. Z seits.
Elegant Sewing Box, by Mr. Fritz Bender.
Two finely framed Pictures, by Mr.. J. Msrkritsr.
One finely framed Picture, by Mr.. L. Lohmsu.
sehuetrsu Hat with gold buckle, by Mrs. S. Bsrth,
Baltimore.
Five gallons best French Brandy. by Mr.. A. Aiglsr
beautiful Case Of Ornamental Flowers by Mrs John
Vogt.
Writing Desk, by Msssrs. Dempsey 4 O'Tooie.
Twenty i've dollars cash. presented by Mr. A. Shua.
II Balmoral Skirt and Lsdy's Shawl, presented by
Messrs. Lannsburg / Bro.
TWELVE VALUABLE PRIZES FOR THE BOWLING
ALLEY AND SIX FOR LADIES SHOOTING.
Admtance, % cents for each Person; Children under
IL years, free,
81 The public Is respectfully invited as nothing will
be spared to make this Of the greatest festivals
We voS KoERBER, Cor sec'y sei5..ntua
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GOVERNMENT VESSELS At AUG.
~ TloN-BY JOHN DRAPER, Auetioneer

-
orARTERNAsrKRs orFiuE, nv. II srA,.,t
NEW YORK, Sept. ~, 1855. I
The following Government vessels will he sold at
public auction at the Government wharf Castle Gar.
don, on FRIDAY, the 2lst Instant, viz:
Steamboat Mary Bs1ii"H, Sd5 tons.
Steamboat q. ". ThoHpis, 2JO tons, aud
barge G,tIr nh, double dsek.)
Paymrsts 10 be made In Government funds.
STEWART VAN NLIET,
s'l7 Brevet Major General and Quartsrinaster.
LNOR SALE-On WEDNESDAY. tho
I'd day 81 October next At u H., at Hobokeu, near
'ne Terry, the Reyenue steam propeller
CrYAHoGA,
ull rugged brig, burden 636 tons, old measurement
butt by westervelt, New York In 1855 frame live
oak locust aud cedar; replauksd and thoroughly re-
paired by John Linn, In Phladsphia 1864 Is now in
complete order.
Has complete set Of cotton sails nearly new and
Well found In anchors, chains, boats DC; One poop
cabin ward ROOM berth deck, and ali the appoint
ments Of q man -of-war; has
Two oscillating engines, S6xsa
Two horizontal tubular boilers;
Composition screw, 10 feet diameter IA feet mitch!
Stores lS6 gross tons coal In bunkers.
The vessel can be examined on and after Monday,
Sept r. at Hobok-u, the ferry until the day "
sale aud every Information given by the officers In
charge. HENRY A. sMYTIIE
SELF Collector OF Customs, New York.
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COLUMBIA HOSPITAL FOR WOMEN
"
LYING-IN ASYLUM,
Fourteenth street, (circe. corner Of N street.
This Institution Is situated In the most healthy por-
ton of the Dhtrct, surrounded by its own grounds
Cars pass the door every Ave minutes.
Terms Of admission From 10 to SO per week, In ac-
cordanos with the room required, payable In advance
This includes Board, Medicines Medical and Surgical
Attendance.
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Applications for admissions be made any Of the
medical stAh or the marOn at the Hospital Orders for
ad Emission to the free beds Of this institution be OBJ
dained OF the Rev. q, H. Hail. Rector of the Epiphany
Church, OF the Rev. A. D. Gillette, Pastor Of the First
Baptist Church. and Of Surgeon In charge at his
idence Orders for the admission Of the wives or widows
Of soldiers Of the United States army can be procured
through the Surgeon General. United States army.
jy2O @. H. HALL, ID. D.. Baoretary
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RoPOsALs FOR TOBACCO,

L
PuILApELPHIA, Pa, September H. 1869.
Sealed proposals, In duplicate, will be received by
the undersigned, until 10 September 20, 1885, office
HOS 0IRARD street. third floor directed 10 nim Post
0cs box 1885, Philadelphia for furnishing the United
States Subsistence Department at this city with $50
pounds Of PLU0 TOBACCO, Of grade not inferior to
the grade commonly known as Navy Plug;' each
plug to weigh as nearly a. possible one ~ pound II
will only be purchased tax paid, d"
Samples Of the tobacco must be delivered with the
proposals and referred to therein
The are Of each package Of tobacco purchased must
be carefully aseerained, and with the gross and net
weight marked thereon, twin be verified by stripping
sufcient number Of boxes and the tobacco Inspected
and compared with the retained samples at the time OF
delivery.
Proposals must be endorsed proposals. for sub.i.t.
snce. ~ O. L. KtLBURN,
SEQ Bvt Brig. General A. @. a. g.
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Anu bostu seyouiuou-
A HANDSOME 1NPRovEMENT.-The Young
Mems Christian Association Of this city will soon
have erected large building in q central location
for their accommodation. The FIRST will BE- ooeu.
pied store.rooms. On the second, third and
fourth foors there will be library, rosding-rooms,
parlors, public hall to accommodate 1000 persons,
and gymnasium, together with such other rooms
will rent to tho bost advantage. The benefits Of
such building will be LIST. To afford suitable &C.
commodations to the association and give a large
increase to Its membership and usefulness; I'd. To
lay the foundation Of free library to employ the
leisure hours Of thousands Of young mon. About
5000 volumes are now on hand, which will receive
constant additions by purchase and donationsj Sd.
Parlors handsomely furnished and open at all times
for social meetings Of the members and strangers;
4th. The gymnasium to be furnished with oil the
apparatus and fixtures for the development of the
physical nature and promotion Of health; 9th. Tho
public hall to DO rented for lectures, DO; 9Th. The
title Of the property and building to be vested In
three trustees to be held by them in trust for the
association
Tho entire cost of the building whom completed
will be about 500, 900. Of which amount $2s, 900
will be owned by the association, and will be .
basis Of security to stockholders
The following. named gentlemen OF Washington,
D. c., have been chosen by the association board
Of directors to act until the entire btock shall be
taken: Henry d. Cooke, firm of Jay Cooke 4 Co. ;
Hon James Harlan, United States Senator from
ioWhi Shnes NJ DfoNet DriBhuior uousthi,
u. s. A.; Hon. George p. Fisher, Associate JUS
tics Supreme Court OF District Of Columbia; Major
A. G. Richards, Supsrintendent Of Police; y. /.
Lutz, merchant, 800 Pennsylvania avenue; Hon.
0. H. Browning, Secretary Of the Interior; o. o.
Howard, Major General; T. ]. Perry, merchant,
corner Ninth street and Pennsylvsnia avenue; VIM
Ballantyne, merchant Seventh street; b. II. Slime
metz, merch mt, 234 Pennsylvania avenue; 8. L.
Brown, Brevet Brigadsr General of Volunteers.
Henry D. Cooke treasurer.
THE SCHUETzEN-FEsr.-Ye Yesterday was O
Shooting Festival has attracted crowds Of our cit-
zens during the week The e.shooting. sack
racing creased pole climbing and the daring and
exciting evoutions Of Professor Leslie upon the
rial tightrope, to say nothing Of the refreshsnts
dispensed all around, made the scene q delightful
and enjoyable one to the whole multitude.
1t must be confessed,
The SchusiIeu Fest
Is the festival Of the year,
For those who drain the Rhensh wine,
And exc the lager beer.
There is no rest
At the schustlen Fest;
You must always feast or play;
To dance and song the hours belong,
In the COED old German way.
Then bare your breast
To the Schueren Fest,
And shoot for golden prize;
Or siDg and laugh and the lager quaG
As you look in the ladies' eyes
There's generous cheer,
All through the year,
For this happy German band,
As they sing aud laugh and the weiss beer quaf
To ha haAl Of Fhtleflan
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ADJUSTMENTS.

NATIONAL THEATRE.
srlLDrso RApEi ~. o."s't9 .pndpnrEroRs
TREMENDOUS s sySSsss o =, SsE BRILLIANT
FAMOUS DRAMATIC SPECTACLE
R'ad'p'd and arranged T. oS, acts by Mr. ThosA
h fck " %f ri '1'
KNIGHT OF r I'll ri FROZEN HAND.
On hi: beautiful STAG. Romance Of
tn. celebrated Scenic Artist, 8 0Erz has iayished
all his rare Artistic Talents aud Skill.
THE FOWLER SISTERS,
Mr.. ?. g. BANGS,
Mr. c, M Il; g sosEpairss TYSON
Mrs. PRED. WILLIAMS:
Little ELIZA 0LAssRoRD,
WI" '''''l ss CAST OF CHARACTERS,
Door. open At. quarter to seven. Curtain win rise
a. q quarter to eight. sels-n
INAUGURATION OF
WALLS NEW OPERA HOUSE
CoRSER or NINTH srREEr AND PRSssrLvAxrA AvsxrK,
MADAME oHroNI,s AND siesoR sus1sr's GRAND
ITALIAN OPERA.
MAX srRAKoscH.. ....."......". DIRECTOR
o. rSs,rr SssyI ONLY r., Two ,S sIesTs,
cRIsPINo La coxARR
THIS FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 81, 1855,
OPENING MONT,
For the nrst time in this city the celebrated comic
CRIsPINO LA COMGRE,
With powerful east splendid new wardrobe, appoint.
cri.pino oobblsr. manu-. &C. .sruor su.,0,
Annetta biz Nile. Pauline Csnissa
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Grand total. us 80
furnished with lodgings 81 lost children were 70.
stored TO their parents; rs dck and disabled per.
were sssisted taken to hospitals; IA horses
and cows found estrsy, restored 10 their own.
en; 20 doors wero found open and secured; IS fires
were attended, 8 horses, with vehicles attached
were restored to their owners.
Patrolman Thomas J. Burrell, Of Georgetown,
was fned $50 for an assault committed on Dr..
Phillips on Fourteenth street, q few nights since,
the particulars Of which We have already pub
lished.
Tho Board adjourned.
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ESTABLISHED ON THE POPULAR
IL PLAN.
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-.,S'. : '..E 49,.
WHITE GOODS.

Jacenet Nainsook Null Muslin and Swiss
Muslins. -. ~, H
Striped, Plaid and Coiored Muslins,
French, Ssias and Pearl Swiss Mualip5 for
sparty dresses, = ~ - ~
French osgondies and Tsrietons, warrant.
ed 70 swasa, fors party Gsesses,t =
Canabsia aDimiiy,; = . +.
Lssa 6anb hsasRs Lawn.
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Cotton Diaper .@ ~.
Uu.lressed Ca,Dhric for Ladies skirts,
Percale, q French article for .skirts,
Undressed Cambsic forsskifts, g,
Hucka hack aud Dau,aik 'Toweliug,
Dana. k and Hnckaback Towels,
8 4,e 1874 Damask Table CiG,hs,
Table Damask, by the gard,
l0A, TIA, 13-4 and MaraeillesQuills,
ff6ss Ard 6 EoIored fidisa, -, -
'Iesa6 H. SisH tyariksiss,s.s ~ ]
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A. CARD.

HAVING been left in charge of Mr.:
GEO. r. MeNAnB's Store, I take great
pleasure m san aouncing to the -citi
zens Of Abbeville District that it is
being once more filled with new cheap
GooDs, the handsomest of the season.
The DnEss GooDs are perfectly
beautiful, and cannot be surpassed.
The READYsMApE CLOTHING is
specially attractive, and will fit any
one. 9*<
I will ever remember Mfr. Mon. IS
parting injunction, "7o sell the best
bargains ii. to,oa." -, - r.
THOMAS p. QUARLEs.
1Abbeville G. H.r,oct. 2, 1866.
October . =. AZ At
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TIE sTATEs o. souTa7 cARetiNA,
"a dBREYzLLE DLs1HJoE. =

: HI tNhIt VT 5ovufH GhhullNh'
~ dBREYzILE DZs71Iof. ! =
- hnAEquity. Mty
Beniamin M. *Msrtin:ana b.. Fannie. bis
1, wifss ~. Thomas Nv. Smith; A. III.
. Horton, and Others.
BIZ to Aasshait. Asseas 70 SeH Land &c. "
ID uRsuAET g order Of cour4 I will sell
). at public cutlery; sty Abbs, lls O.. 81. Son
SsIe Day in, EsYsmksr heSt. ,(6lhJ tho Real Ia.
tate of 1heinss y. sFitb .dssa knpsn a. =.
.1E.75 I ',,o5 The Burnett Tract,
coatsipiae zlASsss. mere sr. lsss.s ON Johns
Cred. ssas bounded by hands of siiss Ray.
WIiliAm Suaitht Jeha' ". Iomsx, and ptbsrs., :
!. EkRslS. credit os, % niontb Intafest
from day .of sale. Rofca.aset1 10 give bopd
yl.h q assss fe9 geod ssTstiss pay eoits in eash
5 (si-1 s.ss, 81. 7'i4 Wa. ~. .P4RKER,s..
=
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W0()llN COON.


|. Whit and nsd, Eisspsis, /.
k|sp4ls Ftsap6i 81 ssiors,i ., (. -. e
FseDSk bs6sa Cloth, !. - s. s's. { { 4 I:
tHaA $50 9s.:, r.: S s s IS
IEass33ssxp syts. and G,,ssast JsAss
eng la &. IS .s.. ss.g ~ 81 b.
Ia ess.h.ss Is ,e';s. { eleaek,s Glsst
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THE. STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
ARRRIyIILE lIQTRInI1

ABBEpILLE DISTRICT
In Equity.
Reuben -Ciiukscales eft. al, in Re, Reuben
Clinkscules vs. J. F. Clinkscales. Ct al.
Petition to Set Aside Sale, Re-
sell Land, &c.
pURsUANT to order Of Court, 4 will cell
4 J at public outcry, at Abbeviie g: H.. son
Sale Day in November next, (5thl the Real
Estate OF, DR.. Frank Cinkscalee, decd in four
Tfacts:
!. TRACT NO. 1.-IIeME TRACT. e5,.
: -. 60. :,
ACRES. more or less.
: TRACT NO. a.-HoGsK1N TRACT. fs1,
ACRES, nore or less
+. TRACT NO. a-uALL TRACT, 1884
ACRES, more orless.
,!THACT NO. 4.-uAwKIN's TRACE, 90
ACRES. moro or less. - -.
THR M IS
:, a credit Of !. and three years, interest
from day of eale Purchasers 70 oive bonds
with taoo good u'eties and mortgage, pau costs
IN cash and pay for papers.
WIN. II. PARKER, eEA.D.
Commissioners Office. 80 &
Oct. 2. 1866 f25, st
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CVIl0N AND
IL. Il IN ss.z T.. ss1s HIS

.sf.k s;,ssmfS ~ :ssY5 Nasfa+
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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-09-06

The BALTIMORE RIoT.-The evidence
is unimpeachable that the attack upon
the negro camp meeting last Friday,
near Baltimore, was d preconceived
movement on the part Of the whites;
who came to the ground armed with
clubs and revolvers. and for several days
previously rebels in the city and in the
railroad cars had frequently been heard
to say that the camp would be broken
up and that there would be fun at the
camp meeting. Many of the whites
were returned rebel soldiers and spoke
Of commands to which they belonged in
the rebel army. One of these approached
visitor at the camp, with s slung shot
in his hand, and swore he wished he had
the little rife he had fought with during
the war; he would fight as hard with it
now as ever he did 1t was murder
GUS afair-a counterpart Of the New
Orleans massacre-and one Of its natural
results.