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The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1866-02-02

TIE Lexington (Kentucky) Reporter
advertises the sale of a negro man named
William. on the 9TH of February, on a
credit of four months.
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AN incurable old bachelor, and one who
seemingly rejoices in his infrmity, des-
eribes marriage as ga female despotism
tempered by puddings."
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L1P-sERvICE is considered discreditable
to Christian, but it is a delightful thing
between two lovers.
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THE Kentucky papers are getting after
Gen. Fisk sharply for statements contained
in his recent speech in Cincinnati.
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WHAT is the difference between a good
soldier and fashionable lady?
One faces the powder, and the other
powders the face.
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THE Mobile Gala. Register has nominal
ed Gen. Grant as candidate for President
in 1868.
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NOTICE

A Ii persons indebted 20 the firm Of Winstead d
n Bro, either by note or account, can settle by
calling at the Office Of Rutlcdgc d Reed. Do 20
Immediately, OF the claims VIII bc put into the
haha7 'i aii aifi-er, Jan Ut
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PUIASKI, TENN,
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Unknown abolltio nist in Louisville
Sst.,left at his door on Christmas
LioFnihgy s'Re orc, baby. He took
It like a man. -.
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Announcements.

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ces ten dollars; county do fYe always in advance.
Obituaries and tributes respect ten lines IN
length charged for at the reg liar advertising rates
Marriages, deaths and religious notices gratis.
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N.WARE, GROCERIES, &c.

IT is their intention 70 transact General Dry
i Goods and Grocery Business IN al Of its details
and the public arc respectfully invited TO call and
examine theil stock before purchasing elsewhere
ian 5, y. 4 col.
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RHGNT&
OF Hartford.

As familiar any household word; and from far
East sunrise TO the golden shores ofthe Pacific sIopc
It's eminent usefulness Insurance CORPORATION
has been thoroughly tried and enthusiastically tested
It Is now better than ever prepared for service and
duty IN the line OF its profession, with increas-
ed FACILITIES for the transaction Of business.
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PoLIClEs ISSUED PROM TLv, Ely
T.. EDMUNDSON,
Tau5-2m Rc=idcn. Agent.
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WESTERN BRANCH

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H. II. MAGILL, General Agent.
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The Burning OF Columbia.

The following piece Of news from the Columbia
correspondent OF the New York World, dated 9th
inst, We have not seen before. Without express
ing any comments whatever upon tive publish it,
merely remarking that we should be glad to re-
ceive a full report OF the meeting.
Almeeting Of citizens waa held at Gibbes' Hall
to-day, to adopt plan for ascertaining on whom
the responsibility OF burning the city should be
fastened. Ex-Mayor Gibbes, presiding, stated
that the refusal OF the Senate to consider Wade
Hamptons letter, brought before It by Reyerdy
johnson, and the remarks OF Senator Sherman,
made question OF veraoity between Generals
Sherman and Hampton Resolutions were offered
by Dr.. Gibbes that General Sherman should be
handed down to history as tho "great incendiary;"
that he had control Of the city and permitted its
destruction; that committee OF twenty-six citi-
zens should be selected, who should receive testi-
mony, prepare it for public libraries, and send q
solutions were objected to by Col. MoMaster, who
considered Sherman great soldier, and an honor
to the country; she, not Grant, conquered the
osenfederaoy; casting disorsdit on him brought
Was nnxiouB to obtsin the facts relative to the
destrustien while Witnesses. lived! ''Is Hampton
him. gentleman thought that they brought
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IN HlEnIORIAhI.

DEPARTED THIS LIFE In tho city of Charleston,
So Ca. March ltth, 1866 after a short Illness JUHN
O'hEAR SANDERS in the Goth year of his age. 30
calmly did his spirit speed away that not
more gently asleep true and earnest Christian
though not opeo professor religon) loss Is his
eternal gain In life his generosity and hospitality true
integrity of heart an cordial frendness Of manner
won for him the affection and esteem of all who knew
him. Great ts the void felt In the family circle which
he adorned with bis many virtnes. He q devoted
husband. kind brother, aud firm friend. As man OF
business, upright and honorable in all his
A sorrow-sricken wife, and large circle OF relatives
aud friends LEFT to bis sudden demise NAV
He who tempereth the wind to the shorn lamb In hs
tender mercies. remember her whom tn ia blow has
fallen with crushing weight y-.E
"There ia weeripg on earth for the lost!
There is bowling in grief to tho ground
But rejoicing and praise mid the sanctiAed host,
For q spirit In paradise found
Though brahtn ss has passed from the earth,
Yet o star 10 new. burn in the sky
And soul bath gone home TO the land OF its birth,
Where are pleasures and fullness OF joyi
And new harp IL strung, and o new cong is given
To the breezes that float over the gardens Of Heaven
z.
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For the Army, for the Navy, and
for EVerV One.

The world Is so inundated now with medicines Of
verydescripon which are warranted for every
known and unknown species Of disease Chat the sufferer
uas it almost impossible to distinguish between good
and bad. Some Of these wonderful fluids profess to
cure every complaint known to tae Matera MedIca In
speaking Of HosrErrEns BIrTERs to prepara.
ton which limits itself to department. of the body
the stomachthe Irregularities and disorders of which
1t not only claims to cure, but does reputation has
become worldwide and from the Pacific to the Atlantic
in both hemtspheres and in ~ latitude and one It
is known and employ ed rs q remedioal agent.
Persons who have been repeatedly deceived perhaps,
cannot be convinced that Hosteers Bters will effect
sure, rapid and permanent But this assertion
is confirmed by testimonial letters the most dis.
tinguished men In the country. AL who have once
used these Btters keep them now by their side as
safeguard believing that can is bet
ter than pound of cure"
The digestive organs which have been violated and
prostraed by excessive irregular indulgence Of
ite will be restored to their normal condition by the
! use Of this wonderful medicine.-Boston traveller
May II
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First District Court, has decided the Civil Rights
Bill to be unconstitutional, and not binding ON the
Court. He argues that the present Congress is
unconstitutionally constituted
The Great Morganza and Grand tevees above
flooded. Thirteen parishes under water.
The people indignant ut the inefficency of the
Levee Commissioners, The destruction Of prop
erty will be incalculable.
The comments in private circles are severe on
Sheridsn's report to the Reconstruction Commit
toe, and it IL said that the charge OF quarrosome
moss is ridiculous. Northern capital is invited
and not troubled. tr
Texas advices represent that the cotton crop is
large. .0.-.
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BAD STATE OF AFFAIRS IN YicgsBuRa. a.-Yicksburg
is in state of sad disquiet from the rowdyism OF
dsbanded soldiers. The Herald says that, last
Thursday evening, Il number of these persons
created disturbance, and because tho police at
tempted to discharge their duty and arrest the
whole regiment and driven away, the ex-military
firing upon and badly beating some of their mum.
her. The evening previous number of fights oc-
Cured between the sons of Mars and tho negroes.
The military authorities appear to have been dues-
cent during all this excitement
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OBITUARY..

DEPARTED THIS LIFE, May 8, after brief illness
OF. ave days, of Cholera Infantum JULIA OLIVE
OLNBY infaut daughter OF ooRNELIa and L. D. Love
GREEN aged mont and days
Our little babe has thus been transplanted to the
regions OF eternal bliss free from the Of world
OF woe.
We miss her accustomed smile and sweet innocent
looks, but consoed by this reflection, that our
loss has been her eternal gam.
1.-The Lord gave and the Lord has taken away blessed
be the name Of tho Lord"
LITTLE JULIA GONE 10 JESUS.
Fairest Of the lambs immortal,
In the Shepherds hos m borne
To green pastures and still water
Is the little mourn.
Here forgetting, in our SORROW,
What the Father knows above,
That the savlour's erm is stronger
Than the clasps of human love.
And that little children taken
Go e'er evil davA begin,
Down to death aud up to Jesus,
Free from sorrow and from Sin,
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- HIFT ENTEHPHISEStIl- ITO ANY ONE
sale Of WATCHES, JEWELRY AND FANCY GOODS
genefaAy cannot be denied that Gift Enterprises can
bo honoraoy conducted. giving to buyers the m worth
their money and at the time sordn tho aeiler
is Proht hrm long In trade and most respeciabIy
sale on the popular plan Of one price per article CON-
quoting the concern (Which duly licensed according
70 aw on tne most fair and liberal basis that every
one paEontang cannot fail to obtain fully the worth Of
the money invested, whe one in certain number viii
nave return. That they may not 10 40.
oased o. they propose sending sample worth
70 Win circular tree, to any one who may wish to test
tne iegumacy OF the concern Tbus you see 10 coata
you nothing to make tho trial. while 81 may bring you
handsome present; try I'll Send your address 10 Box
o1sSs Postomee, New York eity. % May IA .
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MARRIED.,

On the evening of Thursday, 10th inst. by the Rev.
MIR. HOWE, DR.. WILLIAM II. HUGRR to SABINA H.,
daughter of CHARLES T. LowNpEs, Esq, all Of this
oily.
. On the 9Th instant, by Rev DR.. BAoHMAN, Mr. F..
KOLDEWEY to Miss LOUISA GERK, both of this cit y.
In Aiken. s. c.. on the evening Of the 10th ins at
the re'dence Of Mr. s. P. T. FIELD by tho Rev. JOHN
REID Dow, Mr. JOHN B. HAYS, OF Augusts Ga, to
Miss MARY F. DAGNALL OF Aiken.
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aB- STATE OF SOUTH KOLINA.-
CHARLESTON DISTRICT-BY GEORGE BUIsr
ESQ.,, Ordinary.-Whereas, ALGERNoN 8. HULL
Of Charleston, Merchant Tailor, mRdo suit to
me to grant him Letters OF Administration with
the Win annexed, of tho Estate and Effects OF
SAMUEL J. RULI late of Charleston, Merchant These
are. therefore. to cite and admonish al and singular
the Kindred and creditors of the said SAMUEL j.
HULL, deceased, that they be and appear before me-
in the court of Ordinary to be held at Charleston
on the 2sth day of May, 1885, after publication hereof
at II O'Clock in the forenoon, to show cause II any
they have why the said Administration with the will
annexed, should not be granted.
Given under my hand, this 12th day OF May, Ammo
Domini 1866. GEORGE BIJIsr
Mny Ii ma Judge Of Probataa.
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Sherman in guilty of fact, then tried him for it.
An attempt to pass resolutions vindicating Hamp-
ton, and indirectly fastening tho blame on Sher-
man, failed. Finally, the meeting passed resolu-
tions authorizing committee to take testimony
and report.
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From Havana.

HAVANA, May 5.-The French steamer La France
arrived to-day with troops bound to Vera Cruz.
One OF the boilers OF the floating dook in our
harbor exploded, killing two persons and scalding
seven others, Of which three have since died.
There was also an explosion Of gunpowder on
board the Spanish steamer San Pelayo, but it ap.
pears the quantity was small, and little damage
ensuad. ,tE z,+. -.
Gen. Duice is still at the Isle OF Pines.
The Stars and Stripes arrived this morning from
Philadelphia.
The news Of the bombardment Of Valparaiso by
the Spanish feet, which left Immediately to per-
form like valorous act at Csllao, is causing con-
siderable commotion among our people here.
The Spanish steamer Nueva Cubano arrived this
morning from New York.
The steamers Liberty and Elder are expected
to-day.
The Spanish Bank has undertaken to meet the
bonds, with five per cent. interest," issued for the
Santo Domingo .reincorporstion" on the 9th inst.
The heat has been excessive lately, and equals
what we usually have in August No rain.
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agsTATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA

aTSTATE OF SOUT II CAROLINA
CHARLESTON DISTINCTLY GEORGE BUIST ESQ,
ordinary.-whereas. Z. MONTAGUE aR1MKR Of
Chsreston, Accountant. made suit to me to grant him
Letters Of Administration. with win annexed of the
Estate and Effects Of REBRKaH NAPIER, lste Of
Charleston. widows Thebe therefore, to cite and a
onish all and singular tho kindred and crsdors of the
said REDRKAH NAPIER, DECEASED that they be and ap
pear before me- in the Court Of Ordinary to be hold at
ohhroiton on 2sth day Of May, 1885, after publication
hereof ut IL o'clock in the forenoon, to show cause
any they haves Why the gad Administration, with
Will annexed. ahould not be granted =
= Given under my hand this l2th day OF May. Ammo
Domin, 1866 tta IL GEORGE BUST,
NAY IA na2 3'g Judge OF Probatea .
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StonewaH jackson Commomoratfon
Richmond.

RICHMOND, May 10.-The anniversary of the
death Of stonewall Jackson was observed here to-
federsto soldiers at Holly wood and oakwood Gem
eteries. Both places were thronged with ladies
and their escorts. Several brief addresses were
delivered at each place. Buainess was generally
suspended in the city.
Late Markets.
NEW York. May ll.-Flour declined 25c; wheat to
30; new Milwaukee 50 TO- Corn nrm sales 10000 bu sb.
es at 80 to 8Sc Beet firm Pork dull Lard dull at le
to 2lc. Cotton Arm "a to S5c. Sugar quiet. Coffee
steady. Naval stores firm. Gold 1906. --
BALTIMORE. May 1I.-Flour excited aud buoyant.
Wheat Arm; red 50 s5; common tending up wards.
White 81 to ssc yellow S2c Oats firm. Provisions
very firm. Sugar and Coffee dull. whskey firm.
PHIL PHIA Bay 10-Cotton quiet at s6 cents for
sales OF crude st 26 to 2e cents and refined bond
42 cents. Flour firm; sales of Western at $40 so to
white at 50 75 to 50 95 Corn f'm sales 5000 buhels
yellow at 81 cents. Oats higher; sales 45oo bushels
An advancing tendency. whiskey unchanged.
NEW ORLEANS. May 9.CorroN-.sales to-day 1000
baes at 81 to $40 for mddiinR upland. receipts 2b7
bales. Sugar and molasses nominal. Gold 1yU. Ster
ing exchange ho Freishts UNCHANGED.
May. 10.-oorros- Sales to-day 900 bales; low mid
unchanged. God l2o1; Sterling exchange lao New
York sight q premium: Freishts unaltered.
CINCINNATI. Nay 10.-Flour and Wheat are held firm
at last quotations. but speculative demand has ceased
and there was not much done. Corn frmer. 60c IN
elevator and zoe to Tic in Oats nrmer 4bo to
Visions active and htgher Ness Pork advanced ss
Bulk Pork l2o 1870 for shoulders and .ides and
sides l6Ic, and clear sides 100. Lard dull at 22c.
CHICAGO, May 10.-Flonr dull, and tends downward.
Wheat unsettled opening at 81 B to 70; lator 70 to
H. closing feverish with declining tendency; No. 2
closed at 81 23 to 49, Corn active and advanced
closing at 69kc Oats steady at 50 to SAC. Provisi
firm; pork advanced Soc to ST. co ing $50 80 to
81. Freights active 0c on corn to Buffalo Receipts
5000 bbls flour. 000 bushels wheat 1872 900 bushels
corn. and 4S bushels oats Shipments55o0 barrels
Hour, wheat,
bushels oats.
LoUIsy1LLE, May 10.-Tobacco-Sa'es 164 hhds: leaf
sgaty sa sS scarce 81 81
Moss Pork active sales OF 3uO0 bbs at $780, bacon shoul
ders 1870; clear sides 1870; plain sugarcurei 21Ic.
Lard primo In terces 22c. Oats, bulk 49c- Whiskey,
raw, 50 40.
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81 FINAL NOTICE.-ALL PERSONS HAy-
ING claims against th6 Estate of the late THOMAS O.
PoRoHER. of Johns Berkley, win present them on
or before the lat June next to either the
or to HENRY sEABRooK, Attorney.at.Lav. 80 Broad
street, otherwise they will be debarred payment.
E. n sEABRoOK,(
p. E. PoRoHRR. Aam'hhsra'ors'
mny thm9
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

aS- BETHEL CHURCH.-THERE WILL BE
preaching at this Church This fopday Ereni9, at
Eight oclock-Rev. J. T. wIdHTmAN, Pastor.
May II
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DRS. RAOUL 4 LYMAN

ANNOUNCE TO THEIR FRIENDS AND THE PUB
LILO that they have established themselves ss APoTHE
carries and DRUGGISTS Mt the NORTHWEST COR
NER OF KING AND MARKET STREETS. Their stock
has been carefully selected by Of tho nrm per.
son, and obtained chiefly from soHIEFFLRN & BROS,
and DR.. E. R. soUIBB. Manufacturer Of speeia,ties
They Offer Q choice variety Of pERFUMERY, FANCY
ARTICLES. and FRENCH PROPRIETARY REMEDIES.
Special attention viii be paid to the PUTTING Up
OF PRESCRIPTIONS efacient clerks having been
secureds and OF the firm viii always be in attend.
ance. Drs RAoUL & LYMAN will also attend to their
professional duties from this Store. Maya
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1FBY ORDER OF CHANCELLOR CARROLL,
the COURT OF EQUITY FOR CoLLEToN DISTRICT
will commence its sittng Monday tho 2lst day Of
May next at WAltorboro. 8. O. 'aa
B. STOKES, O. E. O. d.
Commissioners once. colleton District April o. 1866.
April 16 ma
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BY TELEGRAPH.
THE FREEDMEN's BUREAU.
General Steedman's Report for Virginia
and North Carolina.
The Remova al OF the Bureau Recommend cd
and tho Transference OF Its Powers
TO tho Military.

WASHINGTON, May IS, 1S66.-The New York
Herald OF Tuesday publishes In full the official
port of Generals STEEDHAN and FULLERTON, for
the States Of Virginia and North Carolina.
The report gives credit to Brevet Brig. Gen.
Brown, Assistant Commissioner Of Virginia, and
his subordinate officers, for the way affairs
that, as the criminal business OF the Bureau has
been for some weeks past turned over to the civil
authorities. and the civil business is about to
follow suit, the necessity for the continuance OF
the agency, except as o means of affording relief
to the aged and helpless, no longer exists. The
Commissioners point out that these duties could
be equally as well performed by the officers COM
1aanding the military posts-thus avoiding the
great expense Of the double organization. The
Bureau would be poweress without the military,
but the military can do everything now done by
the Bureau. They therefore recommend that the
Bureau be 1oihdrawn from Virginia, and The duty
of distributing rations and clothing be discharged
In future by the military
With regard to North Carolina, Generals
STEEDMAN and FULLERTON condemn, in strong
terms, the farming operations Of Assistant Com
missioner WHrrTLEsEY, and Superintendents SEE
LEY JAMES, &C., and the cruelies Of Frrz at New
bern, particulars of which have already been made
public, and repeat the recommendation 80 far as
respect North Carolina which they had previously
made with regard to Virginia. namely: that the
officers of the Bureau should be withdrawn, and
their powers transferred to the military.
The publication of this Report, and OF the facts
by which it is accompanied, has been bombshell
In the Radical camp. ,;
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as- TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.-1O OLD
SLIP. NEW YORK, 9th MAY, 1ses-To the Consienees
Of the MATTE Z. TABOR, Capt. ARNOLD, bound from
philadelpha to Charleston, and all whom it may con-
Germ
], GEORGE DAv1s OF 10 Old Slip Merchan! Of the
City and State Of New York hereby give you notice not
to pay over any money moneys chimed be DUE or
due and payable to the said Cnpt ARNOLD arising from
the freight of the said Schooner MATTE TABOR
said moneys or money being my property until her
turn to New York. and completion OF Charter Party
dated March 33th, 1866. And should you part with
such money or moneys in defiance Of tois notice, L
shall hold you each and every one liable in damages
me. hold vessel to fulfil her said Charter Party
dated as above, March 3oth. 1866.
May IA q DAVIS
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n5-S TATE OF SOUTH ROLINA.-
CHARLESTON D'sfRICT.-By GEORGE BUST. ESQ.,,
ordinary.-Whereas SAMUEL 8. TURNER, OF Charles.
ton, railroad employee, made suit to to grant him
Letters Of Naturalization, de bon non of the estate
and effects Of ALEXANDER EDDIE. late of Charles on,
mechanic These are therefore to cite and amoninh all
and singular the kindred and creditors of the said ALEX
ANDER EDDIE deceased that they be and appear before
me IN the Court OF Ordinary, to be held at Charleston
on 2sh day OF Msy, 1856. after publication hereof at
II O'Clock In the forenoon to show cause If any they
have, why the said administration de bonis ,o should
not be granted.
Given under my hand, this twelfth day of May, A..
d. 1885, GEORGE BUST,
Msy14 m2 Jud1aof prob,tea
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8s-sTATE OF SOUTH k,EoLINA,
CHARLESTON DIsTRICT.-By GEORGE BUST, Esq ;.
ordinary.-Whereas, E. MoNTAGUEi aRIMKR, Of
Charleston, Acc untant made suit to me TO grant him
Letters OF Administration be 1ons non, with will an
nexed, of the Estate and Effects Of THOMAS NAPIER
late Of Charleston, Merchant These are therefore, to
cite and admonish all and singular the kindred and
creditors OF the said THOMAS NAPIER deceased that they
be and appear before me, in the Court Of Ordinary
be held ct Charleston, 2sth day OF May 1885, after
publication hereof at IL O'Clock in the forenoon show
cauae, II any they have why tho said Adminstra lon
ahould not be granted.
Given under my hand this twelfth day OF May, Ammo
Domoni 1856 aKoRaE BUST,
May ID m2 Judge Of probates.
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Lhte Foreign News.

WAsHNaroy, May 19-Additional foreign intel
lgence mention that there was q severe panic on
Change in London and Paris. FundsHand securi-
ties were all materially depressed.
The British Ministry have refused to regard the
CLOSE vote on the Reform Bill ss equivalent to a
defeat 80
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81. Now York Market.
NEW YORK, May 12.-Cotton firm at "a to IS.
Gold 29t. .-l --
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60 MEDICAL COLLEGE OF THE STATE OF
SOUTH CARoL1NA.-The Board Of Trustees and Fa-
Guilty will proceed, the Doth Of June next to fill by
election the Chair Of nIArERIA MEDIGA nade vacant
by the death Ct Professor HRnnY X. Frost
May7 m6w1 EDWARD FROST President
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as-NOTICE.-ALL CLAIMS AGAINST THE
late CHARLES REWARD deceased, must be render.
cd duly attested and all indebted the same
are requested to make payment to W. O. BEE Co..
May ms EIeentor