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, 1866-09-03
FROM MEMPHIS.

Characteristic Attack BY tho Avalanche
The Cotton Csop-1kcbcl Murders In
AFkunsas, &c.
Especial Despatch 10 the Chicago THbuno.l
MEMPHIS, september !.
Tho Aruifncle makes characteristic rcrsu:,al
attack upon Colonel Bntlnghaus, Secretary Of the
Bonrtl OF Education, hccnnse he Is announced az
u delegate to the Loyal Philadelphia Convention.
Tho Ardtdncht declares tho State Government l.
in The hands OF the Radical inteslopcrs, Yankee
Plyuouth-Rock- Frcedmcn's- -Bnscau-advcniurers,
not Of our peuplc, and must be overturned By
ignoring the Franchise Law.
The reports from tho cotton crop, from yic.zs.
burg and every o!hcs direction, is dlecou,ngIng.
/. Last week, ,here were 1l1 deaths In Memphis,
thirty nine Of them by cho1cr,.
Yhe Sheriff and TWO other Union men were mur.
dctcd III Pope County, Atl:ansas.
DGrn-ranline, Carroll, McCuue, Penton, Liz
xfc Gallup, Adam jacobs.
, 1866-09-03
FROM ST. LOUIS.

Fffe-The Mortality by Cholera-Gsen-
era1 CnrrIngton,H Wife not Capture
cil-1Ilecsion In Montana.
Sr. Lor1s, Sept. a.-Thc brass foundry Of E.
Coushlin, Locust street, between Main and Second,
Was burned last night The loss was mainly by
water. and amounted 10 about $t0,0uO, mostly
insured.
elxty.two.
ST. Louis. September a.-1ncomplc.e mortality
reports for the week ending Friday, show 33u
bul ials from cholcfa. About $50 Is probably the
tue number Of deaths fUr the week, which IS only
onc-third The number OF futermcnts on the pre-
cclfng week.
Of General Carrineton's wife By 1ndians Is untrue,
Governor Mcasher. 81 Montana, has ordered ati
election for Territorial Legislature 10 be held Sep
tembgr g.
, 1866-09-03

III EHtaSTa THQHT1H nn1.k-r fn~

Pnoy1nEScE, September a-atost Of the dele
gates from this State to the Philadelphia Conyen-
cordially approving and sympa:htzing with The
movement, and EcsFeuing Inability 10 attend, have
1ecn received from thu Rev. Dr.. Sears, President
Hon. S. ]. REYNOLDS and Willinm BtuneE,
, 1866-09-03
FROM BURLINGTON.

Destructive Fire by Lightning, and Loss
OF Life.
BURLINGTON, Iowa. September 1.-About three
O'Clock last night. during severe storm, ihe ex-
Sy M.dtaTr nGT isee5y OF Co H. THs @
1oss hot nsce5taued, not Insured
The occupant VI M adjoining lnill'ug
street, wherc be lott them and returned to secure
some money. During hts absence The Guild, lit
tie boy abont six yeats old, fell into the rntter,
which wat flooded 81 the heavy rain, aud was
swept away by TIC iood to uawkeye Greek and
drowned.
, 1866-09-03

NEW ORLEANS, September lin Texas. west Of
!Ec colorado, the cotton crop ~ small in extent,
but good in quality. So lar the damage In the
Sou1l! by the worm i partial, but the drou.h In
one direction and d1enca1nS rains In others. arc
generally complained Of.
, 1866-09-03

NEw York, September Mr.. 0Iphant,
member Of lhe British Parliament, arrived at Dos-
ton Oh Friday, accompanied By Two young Japan
England to Obtain ali education. They propose
to pass their autumn vacation In tour through
this country.
, 1866-09-03

IlIne&s OF United States Senator Wright.
fEw ronK, September 1-united States Scna-
tor y W3sht from fsw Jcs,s{. Is l5tng dan:sfonss p
vanced age make his recovery almost hopeless.
, 1866-09-03

Tho MARYLAND Camp Meeting MASSACRE.
baltimore, September e.-1ho yonng man Ill.,
riot, 1t is now thought, will recover, Tho loci
authorities Of Anne-Atundel tcounty, Ia which
the camp meeting WIS held, arc investigating tho
rant issued By them, charged With Hotoas conduct
, 1866-09-03
CORPORATION NOTICE.
0ffICE 0F TuK En ct1 mr. Js1.rr IF

TsOhFORATION NOTICE.
~ OFFICE OF Inx D0AEb or TEBLIC WnEKs.3
CHICAGO, September lat, 1865.
has Ordered that Worth Morg.nstEest e. extended
66 feet and line with that part OF said North Nor
gsnstEtet. already opened SOUTH Of tie proposed e1tn
sion.
Nov, therefore, public notice Is hereby given to ali
persons interested. that the CornmissoneEs Of the
Board Of Public Works viii meet A. ioom No. Is, In
the Court onse IL said tiJ, On the It'll day Of Sep
tebtr, 4: D. 1866, 1t the hour Of 10 O'Clock H.. 70
nts conferred together ufh the costs Of the proceed
!nee by reason Of donE Of such work anil ihe max
The general description Of the - cn-r:emacd
lie esst and Wes, me- Of Sorth xI& test i. In,
dueet to Mllwaukce-aYenoe, In Block Twelve {lz},
IadEe1y's Addluon 20 Chicago.
J. g. GISDElE,
FRED. LETT,
@. T. ROSE,
Commissioners Of tue Board Of Public WORKS.
, 1866-09-03
The Ru..ian..aucr1can telegraph.

SAS FnAxc1sco. September 1.-The wires OF lhe
Russian-Amcrlcan Telegraph have been stretched
dietnnce 0t soven hundred md nfcen miles above
New Westminster, in British Columbia.
, 1866-09-03

N1cHxoSp, Va, September e.-Sesera1 cases Of
cholera oeeurTrd during the past week among tho
troops at Camp Grant near ibis city. The disease
Is reported increasing in thai locality. No recent
cases in Richmond.
, 1866-09-03
THE NEW YORK CANALS.


=. Lfion, the Albany journal, August aJ.l
The approaching close Of the current fiscal
ysar on the cotll Of September, affords IN
oeeasion for presenting brief exhibit Of The
times matter not only Of great public i'm
portance, but Of much interest to the whole
people OF tue StAte, both commercially and
financially. The disastrous avalanche Of
breaks in March, 1865, followed by claim leg
islation, more liberal than wise In the juig-
ncnt OF many, has made draft upon the
canal tolls Of more than sl,uoo, ,0o5, whicl,
was thrown upon the fiscal years Of 1SG' nnd
1866, and consequently, as such repairs md
claims ART the first charge upon the tolls,
the annnnl snrpluscs Of revenue have been
materially lcssened By these drafts upon
break Of any consequence has occurred, and
It Is supposed that the breaks Of 1865 hare
been repaired and paid for ;-if they have
not, theey should have been, for very many
cogncnt reasons.
ance Of the canals. inelnilfus the repairs OF
breaks and allowances for ciasrns, were in
!So}..;;:::;'' ;::; 80 ~,
Ann,oc,1,t,on. rr.s i, ,sss s5o5, ,0t5
The appropriations for 1861 will not ~ ~
ovcrdruNn unless sumo disaster shall bcf:lll
the canals before the tirst day Of October
next.
The It'll TIL F ss asss ysat ending
those for the fourth week In August. will
..,----.....$ lHt< sSl
The Eross tolls for ls65 wefe..... 80. 3,516, ,AS
Gain In 1eG6 over 1885,. ...... $a7u,7s9
THUS showing favorable result Of
81, ,175,siS to the canal revenue in the in
crease Of receipts and In the reduction Of ex-
pcnditurcs.
The surp1us over repair expenditures
will be very ncarly. ,78t
To be appropriated as follows:
To sinking Fund, Ecc- !, art. 7.<i, ,011
To General Fund Debt Sinking
49, Mnd. .---:. ............ IM.N1
To Sinking Fnnd. sec. .. art :. asi,7st
, 1866-09-03

The oil producers at Oil Creek held meet
ing recently and mutually agreed no longer to sell
crude oil BY the baEtel or package. but by the gal.
Ion only. An allowance Of two gallons Will be
made on the guagc Of each and every forty gallons
in favor OF tho hryer.
, 1866-09-03

CORPORATION NOTICE.
" OFFICE OF TIE BOARD or PEDl1C WoEKs,
CnlcAao, September lst lS6.
Where's, the Common Council Of the City u Chicago
has ordered tlat the eighteen {l foot alley rnnnnX
to Chicago. be EXTENDED Of b same ldt In straight
line east to AHnRtreet through Lot ave 81. Block
Carpenters Addition to Chicago.
Now therefore. public Iot.co Ia hereby given to all
persons the Commissioners Of the Board
Aouse In said city. on the l1th dsY Of September. A.
ss6 At The honE OF 10 O'clock T. r., % assess the
fcrred together With the coats Of the proceedings BY
reason Of the doing Of such work aud the making Of
eaid contemplated improvement.
The general description Of the land 70 be
strip Of land eighteen 13) feet wide, lying In tho
Inc Of tAe alley In Block L MaSie Highs Addition
- extended through Lot Block 3. Carpenters Atl
Hon 70 Chicago
J. G. G1NpELE.
FRED. LErZ,
......... O. ]. ROSE
Commissioners OF the Boasd OF Public WORK..
, 1866-09-03

Pennsylvania Congressional Nomfna-
Tons.
READING. Pa, September t.-Daniel a. Lincoln
was nominated to-day for Congress By the kcpub-
licau County Convention Of Bigles County.
DoTtEs7owS, pa.. September 1.-Hcnry P.
Pennsylsanfa District BY the -Coppe,heals, and
Caleb y. Ttylpr hy the Republftay;s
, 1866-09-03
FROM SPRINGFIELD.


Especial Despatch u The Chicago Trihune.l
SrnlNarIrLp. September 2.
The Jury In the tr,al OF Robinson and ual1.
charged with the murder Of Henry Ahnlx, failrd
to agree, aud were discharged. On Saturday, one
report says there wc1c eight for acqu.stal, snd
four for conviction. Another. that they only
failed Of verdict oi ncqutttal by one. Tho psfs-
oness were zrmanded to jail TO await another trial
The evidence, which vas clrcumstan1aae, WAS quite
strong against the prisoner.
A letter has been received By gentleman, from
Governor Patton. Of Alahama, thanking The reo-
theI1 liberal contributions al grain and money in
aid Of tho needy peop1n Of The south.
Hon. J. T. Ec{nolds informs N that a largo
number Of cn6ses Of Agricultural implements
, 1866-09-03
FROM EUROPE.

i FRoM W61i:= EiipnoF
r.,
'rla anu 1a'J Oon-
Sun1mated.
venetia ceaea n rto1v
n,,s,,,,n,o,, ~, nno,,,,,, -,
convention,
~, -,
W AA'1''
AN IMPRESSIVE SCENE.
Somc Of Tie Resolutions Pre-
pared for the Conventions
How fhe Convention will be fnal-
p3ratph Tn.d3v
r;o,, wo,, ..~,zo zonoz:
, 1866-09-03

MARYLAND Delegation.
BALTIMORE, September 2--1he tMx15lxnd dele
CATION to the Convention. leave tonight for Pill
ade!phfa.
, 1866-09-03
III Il r. IL L K ID


A. Buffalo. 1ug. 9th, at the residence OF the BRIDES
WELLS or this city, and Mis-, FANNIE E. SEAhLs. of
tile f0rlncr Place.
, 1866-09-03

at said camp meeting, aud using threads 10 XIII a
white man. So far al known none OF the white
E7otess hare beon arrosted. Tor corsse not.1
, 1866-09-03

CORPORATION NOTICE.
~ OFFICE or TIE BnAEp or PUBLIC NnRKs,
CHICAGO, September l, IHtS.
has ordered tiat alley twelve feet vide, running
TT ana ~ west r. Il tS,wsen ; z 'etSy - u AZ T. an lots
aition TO GhtcaS BE- opened SsinE tAe division ac
Sow. therefore, pnbltc nor,cc is hereby Sive to all
IsisonS interested t!lat the Comla4onsrs Of The oaro
JIonsc tn raid cty on the l,t day Of September a. u.
1e nt The hour Of 10 O'Clock to assess The dam
nEts that III be sustained cbcnehs conferred TO-
Eehcr With the costs Of tho proceedings BY OF
the doing Of tuch work aud the making Of said contc
plated improvement.
The general description Of the land to be condeued
s strip bt land SIX feel wide ftum the Of lots O.
10, II and H. and from lots 49, II. Is and IT, block IS
Johnston, Roberts and sior1s addition to Chicago.
j. g. GIEDELE.
FRED. LETT,
o.. ROSE.
Commissioners Of the Board Of Public Works.
, 1866-09-03

OF intrmpc1nnce among the public men Of Canada
has long been notorious, but from The Disagree
ab1enas Of exposing Hcn'a faults, It has seldom
been noticed in the press. Al Last, however, the
country appears to have walked up 70 tue dreadful
reality, and Upper Canada papers tecm with fe-
rere criticisms on the subject. It Is further
charged that during the Fenian raid some Of the
ministers were loo drink At the critical Iaou1ent
to attend 10 important matters connected with the
public defence.
Our aayiccs By The Cable arc to the 1st inst
The terms Of peace between Austria and Italy
in rapid progress towards settlement. The Lon
don 7fmes l4ae received new light. In view Of The
RECENT raid into Canada. Ii now sees the necessity
Of neutrality laws that will hold each Government
responsible for all violations Of Law committed By
subjects. Drnuyn dc Lhuye, The French Minister
OF Foreign Analrs, has resigned md Noutholon
succeeds him. The Grand Dnkc Of Danmetolt re-
fuses tic prussian treaty. The for1nalitfcs on the
cession of Tenctia to Italy have bren consum-
mated.
The New Orleans Tribune, which Was sus-
pended recently By rebel violence. I. aul again a.
boldly a. ever. II says: after few days Of ms
pension re are again under WY, the same hAc
nailed to the mast, aud with the eame pilots nnd
crew. Free speech aud free prcss caunot bs
crushed, The truth cannot be sent back down
The thr1ats Of Hscn who are endowed with tic aI
vine epark Injustice, folly, prejudices, ISLANDERS
coiorcd pictures, ca1uniny. errors. Will die and
awny, But justice and right nrc everlasting. The,
CAMPO, be suppressed or destroyed. The fyrann,
Of one man or the deepoiifm OF c1ass MA.
epread lies md rn1nmnies through the world
Silt, secret roIce spcake in the hearts of iaitt
mi ,nen. And ills voice will, in time, proc1ait
TIC truth, and yfudIcate the rights Of humanity.
The late rebel General Wade llampto
tces no hope anywhere. In speech delivered :
Anderson Euuth Carolina 4 few days ago, b
, 1866-09-03
HORSES.

The Merchants Unlon Express Company wish e pur.
ehnsc number Of good hnfse1, delivered Chicago
within the ne1t h1ty taJ1; raid hnTss 70 be fom te
toix0 ~ IN weiaht dark eooz md DUN aye % e.xh1
years DID, A. FEItLlPE Agent
f264pet . Reye4e HQu5&, Ch3c3%oA
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S..fi'eswIS IL lac iaiu mi rl.u,rul suvcr.uu. I,,
KING of Denmark The Danes were deii.6lssd ,nt ~,
this part OF the treaty, 80 were the greater M ri
OF tho people viug III tho said PROVINCE. Bnt
snSy they, are rapidly learning that treaties are moi
worm mG,h, when tho power to enforce them ia
| iackiug. The Piussiau conscrip,ion is being ac.
tiVely carried out through very part OF the E!be
Duohies. Get al you can, and keep all You hav,
appears to be the motto ni tho roy al WILLIAM oi
| RUSSIA; 1t ls computed that tho cuuscriptiun in
| mo he"if acquired States will riva His Majesty
ono hundred and fifty thousand more troops next
Hohr, thhn he had III last summers campaign
BY the bye. Tho Prus-ians do not appear to bo
over well pleased st tho cons tant refrain about
ti"n tn thor yGlor. The Minister OF War m his
recent report, r'mn1ks, that Prussia was not in
Hebt'id 70 tho needle gun for her fato victories
Int put ely AMI su,ly To ht brave sold crp TLn
average OF cartridges usc,l, during the entire
campaign, "a3 only Sven to every colder In
,hs hottest engagements tho average was only
t"enty-throo to each soldier engaged in .urh
h6ht. Ninn hundred cannons had been engaged
balls. " '''"s' Vi ior'y
Military glory is very Intoxicating sn5 % wo
nave econ, tho Prus, ,ilns htvo not been proof TO
It's eedHctlve charms. But every dire am hns -
minSing H,iaSg These came Prnssians arc not at ail
Pieascd now TO SEQ tho army "Budget" increased
MY per cent Glory il very we'll but when il
comes to doubling tho tax in or der to keep .rpe
a ana vel equipped army ready for taking the field,
'hey ma a'i ut once That they arc very peaeeably
minded and hav" no stomach T war. > he large
accession of territory 10 Prussia gratifies their
pnt1cnal vanity. Bat they cannot see the prn
VIZ, IN al probability he the ra lying point of lie
liberal P.rty, VII" may yet give tho astute and
r'spiuto BlsMhER no il - trouble even ,hluuh
he di1 tu ceed in che hmaing ttom most gnIi-
Th Trra re !. as N w,s, u; III. prorious god If ~sr
ana Large humber OF houses have haa 10 give
way. Tho city has 10 pay tho owners o, the
gr0nnd AMI bu"trstructlrcs no less than five
niiilon dollars indemnity. improvements like
!hl-, ana even on u grander scale, are constantly
III progress hero. and cxrie comparatively little
attention. How is 1t with YOU?
ihe fonttc'T few days ago, published an in
teresling staiemrnt showing what fo, eli IN loans
nave nay, been negotiated in France, from 1862 to
1861, sEowing total of nine thousand millions OF
lr"ncs had no idea lh,re MAS 20 much surplus
The weather is very mild and pleasant hero at
present, the analogue OF our Indian summ.r Mt
home. The people here seem disposed to make
the most s9fi never, nPwhere, have seen 30
mnch living out OF doors as is the practice here
everybody seems to be- in the streets, the equnres
tho shops, or the cafes II anybody is evor at
nome, lie IL never nissoi. This practice gives he
city I'm air OF great vivacty and gaiety. The
weather must be very bad iudeed, before oven III,
bellies viii stay at home.
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We hayo in Stock VESTS to suit tho above,
ranging in prico from s1.25 to GO. Tho most of
tho Goods arc new, and Of tho VERY LATEST
STYLES. Wo also hsvo on hand largo stock Of
Youths, Doy's and Children's CLOTHING. which
We offer ut GREATLY REDUCED PRICES.
AS change is about to tako pIaoo, and Mr..
GEORGE LITTLE has purchased tho interest Of
one o. tho drm, he . dosirous o! Ee.linv On, inc
St9cI on Land n order 10 oolnmence anew N sba
drst o. JANUARY. 1867. Decanoor
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PAN I S,

HEAVY MIXED COTTONADES. In
HEAVY STRIPED COTTONADES. 90,
CADER MINED SA1INETS. .. aoo
OXFORD MIXED SATINETS. .... B.5o
STRIPED UNION CASSIMERES. .... $50
FANCY MIXED CASSINlERES. .. 4Oo
DIAGONAL MIXED CAsSIMRIsEs. 9.5o
BLACK AND WHITE MIXED CASSIMERE
lvery good)..... ...............-....... 400
FANCY CASHMERE (good style) ..... 4.5O
DOUBLE AND TWIST, FINE GOODS AND
GOOD PATTERNS TN
HEAVY FANCY CASHMERE ~ 600
HEAVY AND FINE SILK MIXTURE. aao
HEAVY FANCY CASSIbIElE. toyoo
HEAVY BROWN AND GOLD MIXTURE. 1000
HEAVY AND FINE HARRIS CASHMERE. 11Oo
HEAVY SCOTCH CASHMERE. 1aOo
HEAVY FINE TRICOT. rn
BLACK CASHMERE. Eko
plhCh M DoEsNlN.. .......".......-... 750
BLACK DOEsKIN livery good). .... 600
BLACK GERMAN DOEsKIN. oso
bLACk fhENoH DoESKIN, FINE. ....... 12OO
aAAch flsENoh DoEsRIN ivory fno).... 1900
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WOULD RESPECTFULLY CALL
tho attention Of tho Ladies of
Charleston and the cOnntry visitors
to their large and choice stock of
CLOAHS, ranging from four dollars
each and upwards ; SIIAWLS from
two dollars and fifty cents each and
upwards; o nice lot of RESS s
GOODS, to suit the present season,
at twenty cents per yard the best
quality Of MERRIMAC PRINTS at
twenty cents per yard and all other
goods usually kept in q flrst-class
Dry Goods Store.
A few fine BROCHA SHAWLS,
with scarlet centres, and O variety
OF other c0lOrs, at very low prices.
A few fine VELVET CLOAKS, of
direct importation.
The above ShawIs end Cloaks are
OF the best material and of the best
manufacture, and are suitable for
choice purposes. Will be sold at
greatly reduced prices.
We have received a choice selec-
tiOn Of FANCY GOODS, suitable for
Holiday Presents.
A call Is respectfully solicited.
EPSTIN & ZEMANSKY.
November 10 Inn
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TWO AGRICULTURAL PAPERS FOB $3.50
THE
SOUTHERN CULTlVATOR,

D. REDnosD 4 wM. N. WHITE, RDiroRs.
TSTABLISHED in l843. Volume
~ "a Commenced january, 1865.
Monthly, at $500 per annun,
Six Copies for $40, in Advance
Sent ON trial 6 months for $l.O0 or three
months for 90 cents Subscriptions can
commence at any time.
BY special arrangement, with the ANA.
RYLANn FARMER" j" another excellent Ru-
raj Monthly, published In Baltimore at
$I50, both papers will be sent ono year for
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$25- giving each subscriber In this case,
both papers for $3.50.
80 Address, Waf. N. WHITE,
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FOR SALE.

"ANSe VE - VhD % AND,
2S7 King ST., doors Belo,o Wentworth.
WE have now opened splendid
Stock of Spring Goods, English,
French and American, which are of the
most desirable styles the markets can afford.
To planters furnishing the Freedmen either
for clothing or for barter with them, our
wholesale rooms offer every inducement
Plantation goods in every variety.
This being busy season with the planter
and he not able to visit the city, orders ac
oompanied with city reference will meet
with prompt attention.
N. b. Samples, with price lists, sent to
any part of the State. Our stock consists
in part Of
White Osnaburghs, Striped Osnaburgs,
Blue Denims, Brown Denims. Heavy Brown
Shirtings, Fine Sea Island Brown Shirtinps.
Bleaohed Shirtings, Bleached and Brown
Shirtings, Cd, 9-4, 1914, 1914 Plaid Blue
and Stripped Blue Homespuns. Bleached
and Brown Drills, Black French Broad
cloths. Hosiery and Gloves, Irish Linen by
the piece, Towels, Towelings, Linen DAM
ask, all qualities, Calicoes, all qualities.
Dress Goods, Domestic Ginghams, Fine
Scotch Ginghams, Spring Silks and Black
silks, Colorcd Musins, in every variety.
Eihe rrench musllns, White and Black
Goods, Farmers Brown Linen Duck, Farm.
ers' Brown Linen Drills, Fancy Drills and
Cottonades.
Together with every variety to be found
In our line; which we offer at
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
All Domestic Goods are sold at very
small advance on Agents prices.
We would respectfully coll the attention
Of the Planters, Merchants. and the citi.
zens generally of Fairfield District, TO our
advertisement. and solicit call from them
should they visit the city.
STOLL. WEBB & CO.,
No. 2S7 King st., doors below Wentw worth,
H G. STOLL, Charleston.
CHARLES WEBB, :"
II. G. WALKER. :"
Jan lS'B6-lyr
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School Books.

& "A NDREW'S LATIN LEXICON,
! ! 8 Loyepetps Latin Lexicon, Liddsll and
sootrs Greek Lexicon, Anthons Classical
Lexicon. 4 4
Also, Greek and Latin Text Books. u,
Also, Arithmetics, GrsmmaSs, GsoRra.
phies Astsonomies, Blank Books, and
siatieAary. AZ S M ) ~
Y KETcHIN, MsMAsTER q cos.
tsAysh 8'66--tf 3,
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Hardware.

IL NIVES and Forks, Pruning Knives,
IN Butter Knives Pallet Knives, Razors,
Door Locks, Cotton Cards. Pad Locks, Gar.
den Forks, Spades, Shovels, Rakes, Curry
Combs, lIntohets, SC. Just received by
KETCHIN, MoMASTRR & COS.
mch 21'66-tf
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THE SUBSCRIBERS

HAVE made arrangements with Mr.
Ii j. s. PHILLIPS to continue ~
DRAPER and TAILORING BUSINESS AZ
their old stand, 39 Broad Streer. In
all it's branches. rs formerly conducted by
them, and solicit for him from their former
patrons and friends The same liberal patron
ago so generously extended to themselves.
EDGERTON s. RICHARDS.
January 90, 1866.
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~ - AZ
Local Items.

The Wtathtr.-Last Sunday the wind
sas stronger than it has been at any
irme this month, The day was clear,
nt not cold. That night however, n
hange took place. About one or two
clock in the night some slee. fell, and
/ yesterday (Monday) morning the
| y was overcast with clouds anda stiff
orth East wind prevailed. 1t was
pld enough to make fire quite comforta-
lie.
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Stock Certificate Lost.

NOTICE is hereby given that appli.
IN cation will be made for q duplicate
certificate for the original, which has been
lost or destroyed, dated July IL, 1862, No.
1860, for Thirty-two shares In the Charlotte
q s. C..Railroad Company.
feb p6e--Iaw3m
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CHARLoTTE, March 24.--Gold, SI.27
n l.2S. Silver $l.23 a 1926.

ITO. DIIVcT, @I.S5 I.Z5. -.
BALTIMORE, March 2l.-Fiour firm
Tor high grades; common very dull.
Grain steady; receipts light. Seeds
quiet. Provisions steady. Lard 1874 a
l9c. Groceries inactive and heavy.
Whiiskey dull.
NEw York, March 20.--Flour dull !;
Common 5 i0c. lower State $6.75 a
SIS; Southern dull sales 500 bbls. at
$40 a $50. Wheat has declined l a
&c. Corn has advanced lc. Pork firm
at S26. Lard heavy. Sugar and Ma.
val Stores quiet.