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Great Sensation in Augusta.

The Galf BRornghs, two Of tIien, and JAMES
W. TuKLEr, of dry. goods fame, have formed
another combination, aud urO now holding forth
at II. II. HIcxMAs's old stand, 24e, Broad Street,
Augusta, Ga. We publish to-day an advertise
ment from them. Search for it, and read it. It
carries instantaneous conviction to the heart ];
conviction of tho truth that everything beautiful,
everything fashionable, everything recherche ct
repanda, everything cheap, may be found at the
now and popular Dry Goods Establishment Of A.
T. GRAY 4 Co.
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ourRAcEs.-Me regret to learn fromthc
,Abbeyille Banner that on last FRIDAY. .4one Of
the garrison at.that place was shot and Sc.
yerely wounded, atIodge's Depot, in Chat
District. by aomo unknown person. The
people: sll denounce the outrage, and public
meeting has been cslled-for next salo.day TO
express tho sentiment Of. the people against
these lawlesa deeds.
I This violence and crime should be prompt
ly put down everywhere 1t is working evil
to tho State, and dplaying into the Aands of
the radicals.-Golumb Phoenix.
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EXECUTION IN GEoRo1a.-Tbomas J. Mus

EXECUTION IN GEoRG1A.-Thomas ]. Mus
grove was hung in Macon on Friday: last, for
the murder of |. N. Armstrong, Company -7s
47th Indiana Regiment, onsthe 9Th OF last.
August. He was tried and sentenced sof
Military Commission The doomed mail
made long confession, in which he said tn,
murder was done out Of revenge. lie had
heard, while in prison;at the NORTH, of insulta
to Southern women BY Fefleral soldiers, and
he determinedsto have,regeuge. He enticed
his victim into a road near Cuthhert, when
he shot him and robbed him OF what money
he had on his person, then concealed hisbody
in bunch of brush. He seemed very peni-
tent and prayed for. foRgiveness.-Memphis
Ledger, March 23d.
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OfC h, 7th Rcs,.., S. C. V.


In smother part Of ts-day'a paper will be found
E notice from our popular aud universally es.
teemod young fellow -ci.izsn, JII&s N. BERRY.
And as we read the name on the printed card
nLicii We hole in our hand, vc caanot help cay
ing to oursclf; "0f Co. K. T.h R.gt. S. C. V. !"
for it was ut the head oftbis valiant band that
oar friOnd in quof.on proved the strength and
reliability cf his character. Eat he has laid
asids the sword, and seized the pruning hook; he
frunss, as wiilbe SEEN, in tho rich aud royal
vireysrd-dry goods vinsysrd-of Fl. +. RUSSELL
4 Co., No. l7s Broad stres', Augusta, Ga,-
under the Augusta Hotel. There his friends will
find him and VIC traly hope they will pour in
upon him morning, noon and night; and shed
their eresnbasls upon RUSSELL ( Co. as prodi.
sslly 4. cabbage leaves shed rain drops.
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COLONEL JoHN CvsNINGHAM.-The fond
recollections Of other and better days came
erowding our memory as we cordially greeted
in our aanctum yesterday; Colonel John Gun.
ningham, Of Charleston, ,,who, notuithstsnd.
ing the wear and tear of four years. hard
ship, is looking remarkably well. The Colo
mel is engaged in. planting in one OF the up.
per Districts OF South Carolina, and visited
Augusta for few days on business connected
with his planting interests. he left for home
yesterday ernoon.-Augusta Constitutional.
ist, March 26.
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BISHOP Lynch TO BE CAnD1NAL.-The
Now York Tribune, notin q very good humor,
says:
g " 1t is now regarded as certain that at the
na1t Papal Consistory, ono of the Bishops of
the United States will be created q Cardinal
Accor ling to the prevalent opinion in Rome,
this distinction isto bc conferred, not upon
any Of the Bishops who, during tho war,
IhoWed a warm sympathy for the cause of
The Union, nor'upon any one of these who
kept profound silence on the national ques.
ton, nor upon any of the seven Arehbishop.,
but upon the especial envoy from Jefferson
Davis to Rome-Bishop Lynch, of Charles
ton. Of course, this opinion rests only on
rumors, and may yet turn out 70 be without
foundation
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Dead Fruit and Atmospheric Lemonade

DEHu TUT HHU atmospheric IltmUHHue
Last week ne had two or three quite cold days
snd one prodiyivas frost. A rast doal of the
fruit is undoubtedly already killed. But we re-
main steadfas: in the belief that should NE be
visited this season Ly no more biting frosts and
chilling winds, We mill still haysplenty Of plums
aud peaches.
Atpresent the weather ia beautiful as Heaven.
The balmy air and bright sun mske atmospheric
!s,nNnale, and va az. all drinking to our hearts
content
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&ss- A little boy eight years Of ago was recent
" Killed. Mt Murfreosboro, by two negro soldiers
old holding him by tho arm whila the other shot
him. The soldiers, who claim that the shooting
was accidental are under arrest.
es,-Th, L. 5. Senate, On the cath, gave Mr.
Stockton, the Democratic Senator of New Jarsey,
his seat by vote of % to ~. On tho 9th, tho
samc body untsated Mr.. Stockton, by one msJori-
ty. Tho present Republican Legislature of New
Jersey will, therefore, elect ono of their own
party.
g.s,- The Rev. DR.. Birmingham is on a witt to
Now c,rssn.. engaged in soliciting aid in rebuilt
ding. churches of ,Charlc.ton destroyed during
the stsrsibls siogo through which that city passed.
sy.G Gold wayquated in New York On:tlo 2Sth,'
af!sS' 'ceitp: .,'c .;..:.'r.,,s.'. = .,..,-< =
"a Gs III Niua e nsii ina ago ihdfa @sfe Jd.t two
il hon.q. 4t pi,hols, #, NV, thefs ire twelve
ttrivipg hotels daily paper issuipg 1000 copies.
aaass pOssOfaps sssgising %, lsa lstsra monthly
OIL did it.
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Observation-Disclosures Vow York Times
has a letter from Havana giving an account
of the capture of two, ,slavera of the coast of
Cuba, Which had been trying to land their
cargo in an obscure place, in which attempt
onegot aground, and eighty of the negroes
on board perished of hunger and thirst. The
remainder, amounting to;275, were brought
to Havana by the Spanish ship Neptune.
The Government have the negroes in safe
keeping until it determines haw to dispose. Of
them.
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Good News from Mexico.
THE CAROLINA EVANGELIST,

4 BAPTIST WEEKLY PAPER TO BE
PUBLISHED At 0RANGEBURG, ). O.
vEyHE Subscribers proposo to cOnmsnoe, in the
M sary part OF june, the publication u q
BAPTIST WEEKLY, to be called The CARO-
LIMA EVANGELIST"
In addition to articles and items Of .deuoni-
national character, 1t ia desisnsd that 1t shall
contain reading matt.r Of gensral.intersst
It Mill equal in size the " Confederate Baptist"
lately Published in colunbiag and will se en-
i>rgsd ifths subscription shsala be .ufliosnt-
IL inereasod TO warrant the change. It will be
printed on good paper and in clear.typs.
ssbsoription priea THREE DOLLARS PER
ANNUA.
Thoss wha are favorable TO tho publication Of
the EVANGELIST, will plsaso eadsavOr to oh:
tain Subscriptions, and forward names Of Sub
sorib0rs, with their Postoffces, to 0ranssburg, S.
c., addressing either of the undersigned.
B. w. WHILDEN,
Pstor OF Orangeburg Baptirt Church.
THAD. Z. ANDREWS,
Publisher Of The Carolina Times.
April tt IL
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Fine ElOur.

See the advertisement elsewhere Of Mr. L. T.
PARKS, whoss Plousins Mills in the Dark Corner
are among the MOS, popular and improved in the
State. He has left Mt the Adrcrsisfr Office SAM.
plo of his -four (for which he has our thanka,)
which il pronounced by good judges to be as fue
in all respects as man could wish. Call and see
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1866-04-04

MARRIAGES IN GEoRciA.-The Legislature
Of Georgia has passed a,law ordering that
marriages between colored people shall be
soleinnized the sa.' Q way IS marriages be-
tween whites. The Act also provides heavy
penalty against the marriage of white per-
son and one OF African descent.
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i take thi, method Of informing nay frsld' Of
Rdgs6sld, Abbsyills, and adjoining Districts that
am now in the above well known House OF
Il. r. RUSSELL { CO., the largest Hhols'sl'
md Retail Dry Goods Hoass in the City Of Au-
:uita, and would repeatedly ,olieit liberal
share Of patronage for the Firm.
will be plsas.d to have nay frisnd' favor nae
,i;h an ssrly call, when I will lay'bsfors them,
1t remarkably lew fgurss, the mOst beautiful
.tsek Of Goods ever or exhibition in this City.
rhs motto of this Hosss Is "Smill Profits and
Quick Salss."
Country Merchants and persons buying to sell
again can do we'll at this Hoass.
Call and yss me and will make ittoysur in.
crest. JlLRS N. BERRY.
Augusta, April 2, I'm II
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Shady 4HiH Select School.

MFRS. ,wM.- GOODMAN will open at her ro,i.
lVA, denea, on the 10th, SELECT SCHOOL
FOR GIRLS. Tormr for Session of Thirteen
Weeks, S. for the lowest class, and So for those
more advanced. Plain Sewing and Needle Work
taught gratis.
Apr4 IL Ia
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HYMEN EAL.

MARRIED, at the residence Of Mr.. Thomas Nc
Kie, Sr., on the evening of the 22d March, by
Rev. j. p. Mcaling, DR.. ROBT. Fl. MoKIE, Of
this District, and Mis-. HATTIE HOLLOWAY,
of Virginia.
MARRIED, in this Village, on tho 29th March,
by the Rov. L. R. Gwaltpoy, Mr.. A. 3. KRAR-
SRY, of Columbus, Mas, and Miss EMMA NJ,
daughter Of Mrs. M. &. Tillmsn, of this District.
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RATES OF ADVERTISING.
PAYABLE IN ADVANCE.

Advertisements viii be inserted at the rate OF
ONE DOLLAR and FIFTY CENTS per Square
(lO Minion lines or less) for tho FIRST inser'i"n'
and OyE DOLLAR for each subsequent insertion
as-A liberal di.count will be maao I" those
wishing to advertiseby tho year.
Announcing Candidates $500. in advance.
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FERNS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
INVARIABLY IN ADVANCE.

Tas ADVERTISER is published regularly oy-
cry WEDNESDAY MORNING., at THREE DOLLARS
per anuum; ONE DOLLAR and FIFTY CTS.
for Six Mouths; SEvENTY-FIVE CENTS for
Three Months,-al,oays in Advance.
cs-All papers discontinued st tho expiration
OF the time for which they have been paid.
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ATTRMPrED SUIcIDR.-Lou1syILLr, March
81. Sterling King, who confessed himself
guilty Of the attempted assassination of Sec
retary Seward, eudeayored TO commit suicide
this morning by .severing blood vessel Of
his arm. His recovery is doubtful.
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& xssfA whole yilfsgu5insU Uppsr Hessa} Gorma.
ay, is rsiplasIssdao'bsssa5sa aut 'sSa siiftssDOys
60 Gisregfj IL alssgTzpf.
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State of South. Carolina,

EDGEFIELD DISTRICT,
IN ORDINARY.
Nancy Adams and others, Applicants .pstit'n for
u Par. and
AND others, Defendants. Land, De.
Kr,arpsariag to my ssti, faction Athat Elizabeth
Asuifs Of John Donna. sud Caroline wife Of
Thomas ]. Vaughn, ,Dsfondalis in the above
stated case reside BEYOND iLs limit of this etats
1t is therefore Ordered that they do appssr and
sbj,ct to tho iivisiaer sals Of the Real Erts,o
Of ,Abnsrs Adams, dsosassd, on or hsfose the ss,h
day Of June next, or steirs entered
Of record. W. r. DURISOE. orr.
Ordinary's oHiss, Mar 50, 1886. latlI
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( ARRIVAL OF INaIGRASrs.-On yesterda.
thirty German emigrants arrived in this city
under the charge of our enterprisius young
friend, Mr.. White, OF the Agency firm $oi
Finley 4 White, No. 65! Brosd.street- They
came for the purpose of working on the plan.
tation Of the Hon. John Townsend, whois
anxious to give the.syssems ofswhite iabor,in
tho culture of cotton an impartial trial. The
party was comfortably provided aud cared for
by Mr.. White, and their arrangements per
fected to the entire satisfaction Of every one
concerned. We hope our young friends will
be instrumentalin bringing many more ef
these hardY settlers to our soil.-Charlestcn
Courier.
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The Place
Wines and Liquors.,

a LII Ftisd.? & CHOICE W1NRs!scossac vi n
"A BRANDY, HOLLAND GIN and the BEST
WHISKEY kept constantly on, land. -
II you dsliro a good article for family use 70 to
D. r.: McRWEN.
will sell fns article of Bourbon by tae gal
lon,st Ausutta prices by the barrel.
Mara21 If - 1s
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yhe General Conference of the u etho.
dist Church,.

Tho grand General Conference of tho Me,ho-
dist Episcopal Church South convOnes in New
Orleans to-day Wednesday, April 4th. The fol-
lowing are, tbs Delegates from TIE South caroliln
Conference.
Waterford Smith, A. n. shipr, W. A. Game
well, II. a. C. Walker. s.. II. Browne. Il. J. B"yd,
jas. Stacy, w: II. Fleming and Charles Belts.
Rsserves:--J. VI. Kelly, j. r. Pickett and w.
P N.uzon
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ssH
~ In the House, on the 27,h, a report was
made from the Rucon, ,truction Committee, cover
ing the evidence OF General Lee, who says 50 far
as he kuows she desire of tho people Of the South
IL for tho restoration Of civil Government, and
they look upon tho policy Of tho President ns the
nomiieh would most clearly and surely re os-
tablish it.
To- AZ IN instance of the feeling of the Sec
rotary of State towards the Southern people, it
may not be smiss to mention I speech of his re-
Gently made to gentleman of high character
" The South" said Mr. Seward, sis not yet sufi.
GENTLY humiliatod. The Southern people must
get down in the dirt. Not,' added he, ;" that 1
would have them eat it whom they get there"
~ At the recent term of court for Anderson
District, J. W. Brooks was found guilty, and
recoansndea to nOrcy, for horse stealing. His
day of f'e1ecutionis-f1od for Friday, 18th April
The late lis relative to iisht.fngered gsntry who
have mania for hor.efesh that don't belong to
them, will nodoubs bars 3 sulu.ary effect.
~ The Weston Herald says.that a. negro mo.
man m Weston, Lewis County, Va, matched "a
'shiekcn by ksspitg'ths egg 'xasm in her bOsofh,
and tSs littia chick follows iitar hsr&s IT. it un.
;asrstood the afaci The qaesti5H for dfstus.cSh sc
is, ,sbieh i tbs nsther of tfo sthi:fap, lhS hon
that lsid the egg, eF Tie nagre.s who hatched III
~ seuas0f;Eautspf of Eesasat, disdas sgasbs,j
i1gton, so last Wadasnday warDjpg.
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Direct and Fresh.

5TUsT received direct and fresh, 3 large stock
81 A, B and C SUGAR.;
RIO COFFEE. 4 frst rate Article;
SUGAR CURED HAMS;
CLEAR SIDES and SHOULDERS;
MESS MAcKEREL in Kitti5 = = = ~
Choice LARD;
Superior TE:AS,.sc., ke.
Also, alwsyH on hand splendid article Of Ca
NAL FL0UR,st the lowest market price,
8. L. B0WRRa.
Hamburg, aIar q ~, IL
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War. :. with Mexico.

.NHAvIMG. a nuw s. NUT NACI and new
III B0LTING CLOTH laa. ,hna =. they
tp.dsD am now prepared te make q, good:
gIv5 by Mills s.tfisi: ~: $: y
20; - s'i'.t r. 81 RARKSA :
csAw4;-. 1'..;+; = a':,sSt.a' .i's;l 1sfs
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THE ADV YERTISER R.
Our Club Rates.
Late Panels.

Col. NJ. FRAZIER, lately from New York, and
Mr. N. LEDHscHuLTz, lately from Augusta, have
1ur thanks for valuable lato papers.
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New. Spring Trimmings

TUST received, and for sale at Augusta ratsil
ID pricessa complete afiortmsnt of tie latest
rylss, aud most desirable rstternsyof
Ladies' Dross aud Cloxk TRIMMINGS;
BRAID, CORD, EDGIEGS;
FRILLs, fancy and plain
And many other articles too numerous to meu-
tion, at tho Edysfsld Ysristy Store.
D. F. McRWRN.
March 27 If IS
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The following is synopsis Of the Pres-
dents message, yeto:ns the "CiYll hgh's
bill:
By the 6rst section Of the bill, all persons
born in Ihs United States, and not subject t"
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of the radical stripe, outside of Philadelphia,
generally favor Stevens; and Forney, who was
himself hopeful candidate but who has with
drawn from the contest, pronOunccs FOR Stevens
as his candidate. In RETURN for this support,
MIR. stevens rose ih the House the other day and
Enthusiastically defended Mr.. Forney when the
Chronicle Zone of my two papers, both daily"l
was attacked in personal explanation, by Mr..
Spauldng, of Ohio. Mr.. Stevens defends Forney,
and Forney, in ON 'Occasionalnt to the Philadel-
pbia Press, says:-"I am free to say that think
the election of the Hon. Thaddeus Stevens, az
the successor of Mr.. Cowau, would promote
lasting harmony in our political household, and
would unquestlonably secure TO the State and
the nation champion of those great principles
ofmatchless experience, integrity, and courage"
And vets in the Lancaster InteligcRcer, in 1888,
when Stevens wac petty Pennsylvania poll
tlcian, appeared the following. which is under
stood to have emanated from The pen Of John
W. FOrney:-
"Tbaddeus Stevens, we are glad to say it, is
not Pennsylvania. His own history proves
that he came hither a stranger to her people,
and has continued az all times consistently ad-
verse TO her interests. He has been, since
his unfortunate presence in the Legislature,
nsylvanias evil genius, and ii she has de-
generated at all, and the three past years of her
life prove that she has, he planned the misfor-
tune. We will not repeat here his utter desti-
tuition OF reputation for his career is one of that
kind which could only have been run bv a uti-
lain at heart. Pennsylvania has three blemishes
on her escutcheon-the Masonic lnuuisition, the
chatteriDg of the United States Bank, aud The
present outrageous condition of affairs. The
INST, IL is not requisite to say he originated aud
completed. The second was the fitting offspring
OF his brain; for he read that famous bill before
the Ritner House of Representatives. The last
(the buckshot war), is his oapn by every law of
right He began the anarchy-it is the sad
consequence OF his own plans. He dissolved
the Government. He is now urging the Senate
TO 90 on in its path of destruction. He is EN-
pbatically "the power behind the throne" The
last is desperate and final plunge. 1t will
he can cover up the fostering lnfamy OF his life
and save himself and his companions from i'm
pending ruin, If it is unsuccessful, he will be
spuIned, not only from the hall of the Legsla-
ture, but from the very State-ft the laooS permit
his escape"
There is no reason for believing that either
Stevens or Forney has greatly changed his
political or personal character since 1883.
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Napoleon, Italy, and the Pope.

From the Herald.
We yesterday published telegram which
announces that the London Times considers
the affairs of the Holy See, in spite of tranquil
appearances, In really critical condition. The
view taken by the Times does not surprise us.
1t is in perfect harmony with all that we have
seen on the subject. There is peril-real
peril. The peril, however, is not the result of
anything inherent in the situation itself. 1t
springs from a different source. 1t arises from
the simple circumstance that the HOLY Father
alone OF all the world, if we except few big
oted and foolish advisers, refuses to see that,
so far as his Office is concerned, tue separa-
tion OF the spiritual from the temporal is now
inevitable. To remain a spiritual he must
cease TO be temporal prince. Why his Holi-
ness should so obstinately cling to that which
cannot cling to him, we confess we dndit difficult
TO explain. His obstinacy would be the less
surprising If the dignity and usefulness of his
position were to be affected by the change. But
we have no such fears. 1t cannot be that he
relies on the strength and patriotism of the Papal
guard, which is composed of coWardly and un-
principled renegades from all the ends of the
earth, and of which John II. Sulratt may be
regarded as a specimen. Surely he does not
expect that from the Empress Eugene, who,
with the Prince Imperial is soon to visit Rome,
he will receive some comforting intelligence of
the Emperor's private intentions which could
not safely be entrusted to another messenger
Napoleon, he must know, has played his last
at Rome. Further aid from HIM Is not 10 be
expected. Delay in this case is specially dan
! gerous. If the Pope does not come TO deci-
sion, and that speedily, the matter win be de-
! clded Tor him, Victor Emanuel will be an in
Ierested onlooker; but he will be nothing more
I violence from without there will be none. But
| the Roman people will declare for union with
the Italian kingdom, and the Papal guard will
| be lmpotent to defeat their purpose. Pity it
VIII oe II violence is resorted to-: for no force
| from within can check the inevitable tendency
of events Let the Holy Father at once accept
! the situation, and all difficulties are settled.
! part OF the italian kingdom. Victor Emmanuel
! will content himself in Florence, one of the
fairest capitals In the world. Rome, with all its
left TO the Pope and his sacred COLLEGE Of Car
! dinal. If he remains dogged and obstinate 10
the last, how humlliating the last may be we
| shall not venture to predict.
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The PennsyIvania senatOrship.

From the WOrtd
The contest for the Senatorial seat to be
vacated by Mr.. Cowan, of Pennsylvania, has
narrowed down among the radicals to three
candidates Governor Curtin, Simon Cameron,
and TIaddeus Stevens The Pennsylvania papers,
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THE NEW YORK PRESS.
EDITORIAL OPINIONS OF THE LEADING
JOURNALS UPON CURRENT TOPICS.

COMPLIED EVERY DAY FOR EVENING TELEGRAPH
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

tag- CORN EXCHANGE NATIONAL BANK,
- PHILADELPHIA, October 10, 1866
The Vice-President OF the Bank A xander WhIl. den,
Esq having in bay last Ia view of prolonged absence
in Europe resgned his position the Board Of Directors
II. 7. chetky, Esq Cashier.
lOl ALEXANDER G. CATTELL, President
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f~49}@1 FARMERS AND MECHANICS Ma
49, TIONAL BANK.
PIILADELPHIA December I, 1866.
The Annual Election ioI Directors OF this Bank will
be he'd at the Banking House on "WEDNESDAY, the
o. day January next between the hours of 10 O'Clock
A Nj. and 3 O'Clock T.. III.
IL 26t W RUSHToN, Jr Cashier.
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no time will be lost In issuing writs Of habeas
corpus, whenever there may be occasion for
that old safeguard of personal liberty, and in
submitting the question in its national length
aud breadth to The judgment of our supreme
~
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nG9P PHIL ADELpIIIA AND REAnING
w. RAILROAD.
Holiday EXCURSION TICKETS,
Good from December o. 1866 to January 2, 1867 will
be issued at reduced fares between all stations the
main r, ad and branches. q. A. NIC0LLS,
1920 lot General Superintendent.