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0rills Harrison. Robert N. Tavioy
HARRISON l. TAYLOR,
At LAW.
PAMELA. MISS.

win practice In the counties Of Pamela,
LAFAYETTE. DeSo,o, T~allahssehie and To.
MICA, in the Federal Cour, q, pouto,oc, AMI
the High Court Of Errors and Appeals q,
Jackson. Special attention given TO Pro-
bate business by Robert n. Taylor.
mtrin.tf.
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CITATION NOTICE.

The State Of Mississippi rssol. es.nly. 7,
William s Farley.
Ion are hereby cited 10 appear before N,
Probate Court Of aid county, at the court.
hoaze thereof On The 10th Oar of Jnns. tass
2 SOW cause was tAs Anal account ii oAar,e.
y Farley, low dsss.zsd. guardian n John \
FARLEY, nov deceased, should not he allowed
and approved
~ osast II Court issued ala das of Ma,
-. W p wooTTgN
i" Clerk
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CITATION NOTICE.

The state N Mississippi, Pamela euunly 10
MARY o. Keith widow aud Nathaniel Keith and
Ann Keith, heirs n John II Keith. deceased.
You are hereby cited 10 appear before the Pro.
bate Court 0f mid county, NJ The eoufthouso
thereof on the 6urih Monday In May nest, 70
show cause Why the prayer n the petition oI
John Bishop, praying for title 10 east half d
west halfo section land, No. IL, township
nnge = In said county, should not be granted.
Dy order Of Court Issued 18th day Of April,
1865, wP wO0TTEN,
apraa.4t CLERK.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

Whereas letters Of administration on the -
tate Of teSe Waiann. DECREASED late II Pamela
Al The January term, iss6, Of the Probate Court
Of sasd Pamela county, by said Court; now al
persons having claims against said estate will
present tAe same leg registration in the Clerk e
ohies Of aid Pamela county within the time
pfsssFibsdh ny law, or they will 10 forever hat.
tsd. Z G. BLACkwoon
mayie-st Administnsor.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

Whereas the Honorable Probate Cour, for
Pamela county, at the February term, ises
granled letters VI administration TO the under
signed on the estate Of Daniel Cauihcn, do.
crased, nov therefore all perscnshaving claims
against said estate are hereby notified 10 have
them pruhatcd and registered In The Clerks
office Of said county within the time prescribed
by law, or they viii he forever barred.
LUDN CAuTn.N.
arlls-6tpd Administrator.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

Whereas letters Of administration on the e..
tate Of nillory Csulhsn, decd, late Of Pamela
county. were granted to the undersigned at the
September term, lses, Of the Probate Cout, Of
aidPanola county by said Court now therefore
all persons having claims against said estate will
present the sane for registration In the Clerks
Office Of said Pamela county within the time
prescribed BY Law or they will he forever bar.
red. LcDY CAuTHHN,
apl2s-6ipd Administrator.
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HOME JOURNAL
For 1866.
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We take this opportunity Of thanking our
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inf Fulton street New YORK.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOrINE

Where's ifilsff n administration ~ ssA,
afau on I've estate n y Wsiiaes WlHwufad e.
ffaHt we're granted 10 ne undersigned n me
: hrmiy torn. l4fa, n ne pfsfala feud N
pahoia fguniyl State N Mississippi how MI
persons having tilima against NE estate N fli
Asfeieht 40 hereby requested ~ eshlbii ma
amf within NE time limited W Inv, ~ ihs
mme elll be haired
CO WfLn0rHg,
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DELEGATES TO THE COMMEMORATIVE cannot too
earnestly urge upon the people of the South the
early appointment OF delegates to the National
Congress Of Representatives from the States to be
held in Philadelphia on the second Tuesday in
August. This movement is fraught with more
good for the South than any which has taken
place since the war. Each district should select
its most conservative, wise, and influential citi-
zens Men should go from the South conspicuous
for their cool judgment and their strong minds
They will have moat important duties to perform,
in which all Of the best qualities Of statesmanship
and genuine manhood will be requisite. To select
such men people should cast aside all party feel
ing, all ,peraonal predictions. They should make
their choice simply upon the ground of qualifica-
ton for the very high position OF delegate to this
great convention, unbiased by any other con-
alteration whatever.
Should the South present itself in its true
dignity and intelligence, in it's true character
Of loyalty to the Constitution and the institutions
and rights under it, there can be no doubt Of the
powerful moral effect 1t will exert upon the ma
tion. This can be easily done IL the people but
give their attention to the matter, and we cannot
doubt that, under the circumstances In which we
are placed, and with the important interests we
have now at stake, that with one heart and mind
they will 30 to work at once to discharge their
dutiea az citizens in the best possible manner.
Richmond Dispatoh.
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OUTRAoEs BY NEaRoEs.-The Frankfort (Ky.)
Ysoman states that on Sunday night, in the town
OF Versailles, q negro man attempted to assassi-
nate Mr.. RA1LEY, JR., gentleman OF that place.
The negro shot twice at Mr.. Railey, and the won
der is that he did not hit him, as he waylaid him
In an alley. The negro made his escape, but
those are In pursuit or him who Will probably
groes have returned from the army With their
arms, and it is no wonder they are emboldened to
commit outrages, feeling as they do, that they
are better armed than the whites. Bnt there are
enough returned Federal snd rebel soldiers in our
made, and in this they are united in firm re-
solve.
Thursday night, about 10 O'Clock, several colored
distance from that city, armed to the teeth, pre-
eented themselves at the home place Of Mrs.
Murtaugh, on the Washington road. and COM
menced depredations In a style not calculated to
suit the convenience OF the proprietress' who en-
ings, and exerted herself to the utmost TO screen
her promises from tho inoursions Of these marau-
ders. They succeeded, however, in effecting an
entrance, despoiiing tho promises OF money,
clothing and other valuabes TO- to s9nsidersoe s
by discharge OF their deadly weapons at the de-
fenceess female, one OF the balls taking effect in
the back, just below the shoulder.blade, inlcting
frightfui, II not fatal wound. Mrs. NJ. Is now In
and the bail unextraoted. Warrants have been
issued for the arrest of these demons in human
FORM and as tho parties can be easily recognized,
they will find 1t very difficult to escape the vigi.
lance Of the police. When captured, they will
doubtless be treated TO q doao that will render
their condition uncomfortable, and cause them to
rue the day that they were induced to play this
role In suoh o diaboloal drama.
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of labor. We believe DR.. JONES endangered his
health, if not his life, by the arduous pursuit of
his labors in this field. He made great many
post-mortem examinations on gangrenous cases
in the heat of the summer of 1864. Tho mono
graph he presented to the Office was very COM
plete. DR.. JONES has considerable amount of
other worry valuable material, prepared under tho
same auspices. We know Of very elaborate
treatise on Typhoid Fever; another on Tetanus ::
researches on the malarial fevers Of tho South
etc. We hope these also will be given to the
public ere long.
The Journal before us is well filled with Re-
views and selected articles.
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CONGREGATIONAL.

WASHINGTON, June 29.--In the Senate tho petit
ton OF eitizens Of Wilmington, North Carolina,
for lighthouse, was presented and received.
A debate occurred on the Telegraphic and Postal
Bill and the Niagara Ship Canal Bill, but no
definite action was taken.
STEVENS, from the Committee of Appropriations,
reporteda bill for making appropriations for sum-
dry civil expenses OF tho Government for the year
ending June 80, 1867, which was made the special
order for Tuesday next. Among the appropria-
tions is one Of $4,000 for soldiers cemeteries
The consideration Of the Tariff Bill was re-
aumed and various sections adopted as reported,
excepting pig iron, on which the duty was raised
to $40.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Washington News.

WARRINGTON, June 29.-Rumors have been re.
ceived that Dir. HARLAN will resign the Secretary
ship of the Interior, to be succeeded by o. 81.
BROWNING.
Dispatches announcing the arrival OF the Moni-
tor Midntononah, with the vessels accompanying
her, at Queenstown, Ireland, have been received
at the Navy Department The passage was made
in 10 days and 1s hours The average run per day
was 16S miles. Tho heavy weather did not ap-
pear to affect the monitor, either in speed or in
causing her to roll while the other vessels were
lurching about, and their progress checked by
heavy seas, she won't along comparatively un-
disturbed.
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n- NOTICE TO HOLDERS OF PAST DUE
BONDS AND COUPONS OF THE SOUTH CARoLINA
RAILROAD COMPANY.
AUDITORS OFFICE. so. GA. RAILROAD 00.,}
CHARLESTON, JUNE z, 1856.
The attention of parties interested is invited to TIM
following resolution Of the Executive Committee OF tho
Board of Directors"
"Resolred. That holders Of Past Due Bonds and
Coupons Of this Company, including the July, 1866,
Coupons requested to make statemens OF the same
leave them at the flee of the Auditor before
the first July next with view to the preparation Of thu
now Bonds exchange II preferred parties may do.
liver their old Bends and Coupons and take tho Audi
tors receipt and obligation to give new Bonds as goo
as prepared, say to the 1st August next"
June j. Il EMERY, Auditor.
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Important Legal Decision.

WASHINGTON, June 29.-The Pennsylvania Su-
preme Court has rendered a decision that the
claim Of the Catawisss Railroad to the Atlantic
and Great Western Railroad, was valid, and that
the Philadelphia and Erie Railroad does connect
the two frst-named roads, notwithstanding b
difference OF guage. The effect Of this will be to
allow Sir MORTON PETo's creditors to carry out a
plan OF a great throhgh-railroad from New York
to st. Louis.
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AUGUSTA, June 29.-An attempt was made to
rob tho National Bank OF Atlanta on Thursday,
while the cashier was engaged in conversation
$1,000 was extracted from the DESK The cashier,
turning round, saw the robber making his exit
through the window. He seized the fugitive by
the leg, and held him until he was arrested The
robber gave his name as JAMES You NC, of Mobile.
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WASHINGTON, juno 29.-An address to the peo-
pie of the United States has been agreed on by
the Democratic and Conservative members OF the
Senate and House of Representatives. 1t is now
being signed, and will be made public in few
days 1t is said that it endorses the proposed Ma.
tional Convention at Philadelphia, and urges all
the States to participate in its proceedings 1t is
headed with the names of JAMES Gu THR1E, of Ken
tucky, and W. e. NIBLAcK, of Indiana.
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New York hIarExat.

NEW YORK, Noon, June 2s.-Cotton weak. Sales
one thousand bales. Middling 81 to 800. Gold IS.
Exchange log. Wool frmer at a. To $40.
SECOND DESPATCH.
NEW YORK, juno 2e.-FIour has advanced to
loo. Sales $4,000 barrels. State $3.50 to $40:
Ohio $500 to $1O1o; Southern SIT. Whoat firm.
Sales unimportant. Corn declined 1 to 20. Sales
Of 2so 600 bushels at s6s to $50. Beef unchanged.
Pork heavy. Sales Of HOO barrels Mess at $sl. 90
to $s2s1. Lard dull at 224. Whiskey dull. Cot
ton dull. Sales Of 1000 bales at 81 to 800. Sugar
dull Coffee dull Sales Of 140O bags Of Rio at
10 to 22e. Turpentine dull at 81 to $50; Crude at
1925. Rosin steady at So to $3.50. Tar $3.50 to
1926. Freights firm Gold 1543.
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as- STATE OF SOUTH, CAROLINA

CO. STATE OF SOUTH GA o OLINA-
CHARLESTON DIsTRICT.-BY GEORGE BUST, Fsqv
Ordinary. Whereas. GEo O. GOODRICH, OF Charles.
tom Merchant ado suit to me to grant him Letters OF
Administration Of the Estate and Effects OF ANNE
aoRDoN ROULAIN, a Minor, late Of Charleston.
These are therefore, to cite and amonish all and sim
gulsr the kindred and creditors of the said ANHu
GORDON RoU1A1N deceased, that they be and appear
before me, In the Court Of Ordinary to be held as
Charleston. the eth day Of July, 1885, after publ
cation hereof at II O'Clock in the forenoon, to ahoV
cause, any they have, why the said Administration
sh ould not be granted.
Given under my hand, this 221 day OF June, Anne
Domini 1885, GEORGE BUIgT,
June as 81 Judge Of Probataa
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xs A MODERN MIRACLE l-FRoM OLD AMI

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Ask for Halls SclIian Hair Remover; other article
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For sale oy all druggists. Wholesale BY
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Oregon Election.

WASHINGTON, June ga San Francisco dis
patch gives information of an official character
from Portland, Oregon, stating that returns from
all but three (S) counties had been received,
electing the Union candidate for Governor by
two hund.ed and five majority. The Unionists
had also elected a majority OF the Legislature.
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Late Markets,

OINo1HNAT1. June 25-Flour and grain verv d,,, and
prices arr nomlrally unchanged. Mess pork declined
70 ~ put not much offered Bulk and bacon Arm az
arer but the demand is light. Bnter dull at "a to a.
GOOD demand for pgron large sales at so to "a for
buoyant. e N'ino' ""o
Lou1syILLr. June 26, Up. M-Tobscco-ssls Of 1al
hhds OF leaf market unchanged. Superfne fIonr az
70 Corn mixed in bulk 88; prime white H. Oats
46 to 48; Mess pork $33; bacon ahoulders Ioo clear
sides 2lHo; prime lard "a. Raw whiskey a. '-'A
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The War In South America

New YORK, June 29.-Rio Janeiro correspop-
dence reports battle, in which Gen. LOPEZ am
bushed the allies under FLonEz, and defeated
them. FLoREz lost four guns and two thousand
killed, wounded and taken prisoners. He was only
saved from annihilation by large reiniorcements.
LOPEZ carried off his troops, and still resolutely
holds Haunita.~s
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

aS- ORPHAN HOUSE CHApEI,-THE DEv
L. @. LOYAL will perform Divine Service In tbfa
Chapel, TOMORROW Afternoon, July Ist at o'clock.
Juno 30
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It is stated that NOBODY knew anvtbine ~ t,o
ironing Of JEFF. Davis except Stanton. who sent
Baker down expressly to order the n1snaoline To
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aB- ESTATE NOTICE.-ALL PERSONS HAY-
ING DEMANDS against the Estate of the late DR. JOHN
A. WARREN, will present them duly attesed; and per-
Sons indebted will mako payment to cAMpBK1l
ESQ.,. Attorney at Law. walterborough; or
Juue26 BENZ. STOKES, Administrators
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THE FENIANs AGAIN.

NEW YORK, June 2s.-There were twenty Fe-
mans indicted at Canandaigua to-day. They will
be released on bail. The Fenian prisoners in the
hands Of the Canadians, it is now asserted by an
officer high in the confidence OF the Government,
will be tried by the civil courts. The trials will
not come off until popular excitement is allnyed
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a1- ESTATE NOTICE.-ALL PERSONS HAY
ING demands against the late DR.. JAMES n. JAR
RAFT. Of Florence g. G.. will present the came to TIM
undersigned. properly attested within the time requr.
ed by Law. and all persons indebted to the same win
please come forward and make payment to the under
signed Mt Florence.
JAS. B. JARRATT, Sole Executor.
Juno2 o1r,o
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HT T G E.-THREE MONTHS AFTER
DATE application will bo made to tho Chsrleston Gas
Light Company for renewal OF Scrip for I0e7 sharea
standing In name OF R. 9. lizard, and 10 shnrea
IN name OF B. 1ZARD Trustee. the original being lost
or mislaid MORDECAI l. co.
Juno 80 asmano
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Es- NOTICE TO DEALERS IN sPIRTTUOUH
LIQUoRs.-CrTY HALL. OFFICE CLERK OF ooUN-
GIL, July 49, se6-Applicatious for LICENSE TO RR-
TAIL sP1RFTUoUs LIQUORS. to take date from July.
1866, will be received at this Office. commencing on
Wednesday goth inst Applicants viii be required to
mention the psce where he she they intend TO carry
such Hcensed trade and accompanying the appiica-
on, far respects Tavern Licenses with certta-
cate recommended by six feeholders living In tho Inn
mediate neighborhood Of the applicant to good To-
pute for honesty and sobriety. W. H. SMITH,
June 20 10 Clerk OF Council.
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nB NOTIOE.-THREE MONTHS AFTER
date application will be made for renewal Of SCRIP or
EIGHTEEN SHARES OF MEMPHIS AND CHARLES
TON RAILROAD STOCK, In the name OF +. PrHcKNKx
LowNDEs. lamo3mos mav q
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PRICE FIVE GENTS.
MARRIED..

,, a9 M9hany 18th Of june, by the Rev. Mr. hAnsuAI1
Of this city. n hiAf'ilN' oosa
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Juno 2

H1- N0TICE.-NINETY DAYS AFTER DATE
application will be made to the City Council of Charles
ton for renewals Of CERTIFICATE OF Six PER GENIE.
ooK asus san9dng U9 in a shs Rems r SQYE
sand hundred and fifty dollars ss160 Issue Of 1851
period 66. for eighteen hundred dollars (Sls0o)-tho
original being either lost or mislaid
April l3 apl9S9Omyl5GS1je15&S0jy1l
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a1- CT A D E L SQUARE CHURCH.-SER-
VICES IN this Church To-MorroD Morning. at halEpast
ten O'Clock by the Rev. JAMES p BoYOE, D D. sor.
wees at night at . O'Clock. by Rev. W. 8. BOWMAN.
The public are invited to attend Junosn
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@ o tt CE .-CONSIGNEES PER MER-
oHANT's Line Steamer LULIE, from Baltimore are no.
tilted that she s discharging cargo at Brown Co.'S
south Wharf All Goods remaining on the wharf at
sunset will be stored at owners risk and expense
Juno 20 STREET BROTHERS T. IN
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The Feninns Indicted.

BUFFALO IN. " june ga dispatch from
Canandaigua says an indictment has been found
against the Fenians who were taken there for
trio
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H5- NOT1CE.-ON AND AFTER THIS DAY
tho Soth inst, our Store, No. I99 King. street. will bo
open again on Saturday Afternoon.
Juno 30 II MErouEpe T. ,y1rrrun
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RSEXECUTOR'S NOTICF.-ALL PERSONS
having any demsnds against the late JOSHUA n
WHITRlDGE of st. Johns Colleton NJ. D. and Plant
or Will present the ~, properly attested those in
oeotea viii make payment to WILLIAM wHALEY so-
icitor, No. 4s Broad street. OsMA BAILEY,
June 2 swI2s R,o.r,a-