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The GOLDEN TABLET

The UULUEN TABLET
WORIAN's BEST FRIEND md MANS &UREST
SAFEGUARD. ass~ Every adult of both sexes,
will find it Indispensable To them, viii hs bet
ter underst from a perusal of the circular,
which sent Tree to all. Irritation almost ia
stantly aiiaved in every instance.
Price: 81 per box SIX boxes for 50, BY mail
Sold only at the General Depot OF <WfNCH Es-
TER'S ACCOMPLISHMENTS tfor Consumption
and Nervous Debility, by the sole agent, .
s JtNINCHESrER, stt
3S John St. N ",
To whom all orders should bs addressed.
inch l6dwfy. 81.
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Stoves and Pipe.

The greatest variety OF second hand cooking
and heating stoves, cauldron kettles, farmers
boilers, stove pipe, sc, &C, to be found any
where.
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Military Goods.

The greatest variety OF second hand military
goods to be fourd in this region, such Clothing
Cavalry Equipments, Swords, Muskets. Pistols,
Drums, Flies, Sasnes, Saddles, Brides. Haser-
sacks, Canteens, and everything to be mentioned
In that line.
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JOB ROSS !.
clothIn =

He has the greatest variety of new and second
hand clothing, for men and women, which can be
found in this city.
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WAGONS
FOR SALE!

TsHE UNDERSIGNED has on hand for
Il sale, at MiIlersburg, Mercer county, / noi'
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Farmers Attention.

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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1866-04-07
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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1866-04-07

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isrsr Stla'en BON S.iisu Der lrp lien Sta.ten
unssruon ntn miro. icncsrn uur um ris Sbsr.
bctett DIR Contribution ump Rte Sutsaritat Ter
luton su rsrihsrta,n nuo cap ssbalp ts,it
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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1866-04-07

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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1866-04-07
Uermif0fe5

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rathrs bon Dt'lahrivbiG hrridbtdt tir,li6, tas
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Neus an3siaem.

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Aaslano.

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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1866-04-07

.SI H.tf,nf
@'a 90 atbic1,Sa'oa in hr btfen Qal. tu Stast. uns
ff 80 pmrr fur srsa' M, DO he 0cia a., ,in,r Sidrtt,
pale lest 81 trfraetn in'e,r SfIct tiei.i S,,tuna.
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0epra Naul's

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p,na @Ieo Nc. 1 an Rfusn Warft.
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s. Dflamati0n tes HrdTbentem.

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Ter 6rtfbt uttrsr btrasffIII
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CITY FALL

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Hp14 fIH9ftItt
va lie Strrsni s8rts rHe tsS ee,brts gutli I'm re
;arbe ,S mir aafmei. ca a6ttn eirse, 60, Rcttsream.;c ia,
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icrris af nsrinti ausst ti6ne:tn
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6lal1e unit Gaupnt ~ ZEN kiui fhn @rentn . rfo.f,
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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-07-06

defeat delay tho regular administration of Justice Inv
tho Courts Of the State the trial Of your petitioner
offence.
And your petitioner further shows that by reason OF
the matters and things herein above stated the said
military Commission had jurisdiction neither of tho
crime committed, of tho person of your petioner
and that all tho proceedings done and by aid Mill
tary commission were illegal and void, without warrant
ton OF tho United States and tho laws made there
under and that tho arrest and detention of your pet
oher IS illegal and arbitrary, and your petitioner there
upon prays writ of hd6eds curpus to be issued to tho
said d. E. sickles, Major Of tho United States
army Commanding the Department of North and South
Sarohna commanding the said d. L. Sicklcs Major.
body Of your petitioner and tho Of his dotainer
that tho said commitment detaner may bo injured
q, law ana % TSh proceedings had thereon as are
Sworn to before me this 80 June. 1866.
JAMES CONNER, Notary Public.
To Major General d. E. Sickles w. s. A.:
You are hereby commanded that tho body OF FrapcIs
Gaines Stowers, detained in your custody and undcr
cause of capture and detention of tho said Francis
Gaines Showers, have before at Court House
Of the United States Court tho District of South Oar
NJ to do submit receive what shall thon be con
sldered and adudged in that behalf and have you then
and there this Writ
Witness tho Honorable George Rryap Jpd1o nc a.
District Court Of tho United Stses for the Dsrict Of
South Carolina, this I'd day Of July. 1866.
DANL HoRLBECK
q. ID. @. U. s. for South Carolina
OFFICE UNITED STATES MARSHALL
DISTRICT OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
this hdbeds corpus on Brigadier eral O. n Hart As
sisant OF tho Department of the 0lro
1nas. J. p M FpP1Na oio
United States Marshal
Sworn to before mo this Sd July. 1866
DANIkL HORLDECK.
O. D. O. U. 8 for South Carolina.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-07-06

The STEAMER Kate, Captain j. J. FINN, from Jack
sonville' Fernandina, Brunswick, sayannah, Hilton
Head and Beaufort arrived at late hour last night
with tho following passengers and consignees:
Passengers-John Hawe Miss Heron Mrs CLARK
Miss Appewhite Mr. Neuman, DR. Raskey, Miss King.
man Frazier, q Goodwin, Mr. Bell and lady, Mrs
Anna towler and son, Griffin Mrs Hicks and daueh
ter. Miss Kingman. and In storage.
Consignees-TJ Lockwood, Willis Chisolm, Bischof
Co, Chsom>
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-07-06

AT anniversary meeting of the Cincinnati Society
Of South Carolina, held July 4th, the following officers
elected TO serve for the ensuing year:
Hon. JAMES sIMONS. President.
Gen. W. g. DRShUSSURE Vice President
Mr. GEO. B. REID, Treasurer.
Mr.. JAMES SIMONS, JR., Secretary.
Mr.. THOS r. EGLESrON,l ut.,a
Mr.. 8. WRAGG sIMoN5, o'e"AfoS'
Standing Committee.-Messrs HARRIS s1MoNs, VIM.
HALL. W. P. FINLEY, J. HARLEsros READ THos. p.
DRATroN, EVAN EDWARDS and HoPsoN P1NckNRY
AT THE regular meeting OF Jefferson Lodge, No. 4,
l. o. o. F., held the Sd inst, the following officers
were installed to for the ensuing Term
Bro. JOHN T. MILLIGAN, P. G.
Bro. r. ARNOLD, N. G.
Bro. @. a. WILLIAM MSON, v q,
Bro. VIM. E. MILLIGAN, r. g.
Bro JAMES SILOUX, r. g. and T.
Bro. j. E. BOWERS. Conductor.
Bro VIM YOUNG, Warden.
Bro. B. McInnis, r. 8. N G.
Bro. GEORGE JEFFERSON, L. g. N @,
Bro. ISAAC B. DAVIS, r s. v. g.
Bro. JOSEPH SMITH, L. 8. We.
Bro NJ. CORDOVA, o. d. G.
Bro. B. LEVY. I. d. @.
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FOURTH OF JULY.-The Fourth was generally observed
in this city half holiday Nearly ell the stores were
closed people generally seemed glad of the chance
of little recreation Tho colored population turned out
en- nasse and had procession oraton &c. There was
also Sunday School celebration by the colored chill
dren ct tho Morrisstreet Public School. Beyond the
firing of cannon, tho military celebration was confined
to the coepg OF Offices and other undemont trative OBJ
servances.
To great credit OF population black and white
tho day passed. off without any unusual disturbance
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PUBLIC SALE.
THE UNITED STATES MARINE HOSPITAL, AND
GROUNDS. located in the City Of Charleston g. q,
Will be sold to the highest bidder subject to the ap,
pTova of the bid by the Secretary Of the Treasury
II NJ, JULY 10th, 1866, on the premises
Terms OF Saie-S1060 cash; balance In equal payments.
OF thirty sxty and ninety days Certificate Of snle
viii be given at the time, and the deeds to be executed
upon the payment OF the last nsament Of the
money. A a. MAGKEV
june lS Collector OF Customs.
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AUCTION SALES,

Estate SAFE Of House and Lot, Shephe,.i- SIR pet-
BY Order Of Ad,ninisb'ariz and Consent of Dr.
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''REauLARs voLUsTEERs."-An article appeared
tho local column Of paper Monday last, which
bears n construction sweeping than designed
or could have bt on intended We endeavor to besow
praise upon those who It, and blame upon those
who have done tho things they onght not to have done
But tho OF tho article In question consisted in
praising class persons and condemning another
without proper qualification We do not believe all tho
Regulars to be Ohevalier BAYARDs nor all the Volun
teers bulios aud braggadocos The use miicu should
always be preserved in such assertions. We have our
selves known many excellent gentlemen In the yolun
tcer service OF the United stes and therefore, could
not possibly have intended such wholesale sIur the
character OF this branch OF the service.
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ePEcIFIcATIoH.

In this, that he. Francis g. Stowers citizen of deor.
gis, did, in company with other oitzens assault and
wifuliy and feioniousiy and Of his malice afore.
thought, kill with pistol other weapon, and by
drowning In the ssyannah River. Corporal W. q. Cor
bett Private Emory Smith and Private Mason Brown,
all Of Company First Battalion Maine Veteran Vol.
unteers United States Army all duly enlisted soldiers
Of the United States the said soldiers being then du
ty as guard at Browns Ferry IN South Carolina.
South Carolina about the night OF the 9th OF Octo.
ber 1865 while Martial Law In force by the authori.
ty OF the President Of tho United States Commander
in-Obief OF the Army and Navy thereof.
CHAnoE II-RobberJ
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LIE CouRRIEn pEs ETATs UNIs,-EDIT1oN HEppo.
MADAIREThe publishers have sent the last issue of
this very interesting weekly. It contains q Of all
tho Of the week. both domestic and foreign, and is
full aud satisfactory in the present state of affairs
in Europe. Ihore Is also great deal Of entertaining
reading the shape Of stories novelees, etc. etc. The
Courier is Of tho very best newspapers the Unit
ed States and deservedy enjoys wide popularity
and large circulation.
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The Daily News.
FRIDAY MORNING, JULY 6. 1866.
LOCAL MATTERS.


ExuIDrr1oR AT THE CoLLEoE.-Professor HOLMES
gives another Of his interesting entertainments at the
College Tomorrow Those who wish to combine insruc-
tton with amusement should not fail to attend.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.
Auction SnIes This DnY.


. MIL1IG An. MELCHERs & Co. will sell this day at
tho old Custom House, at IL O'clock house and lot Of
land In Sheph erd street. between st. Philip and Coming
and known by the No. 2l; also, Accommodation
Wharf, ono smoke-Btack.
BRUINS & BEE Will SELL this dsy at the corner OF King
and Wentworth Streets at 10 O'clock general stock Of
merchandise
Bowers SILcox will sell this day, in Broad street
in the of Mr. SANDERS barber shop t 10 O'Clock
25 large and fine fag stones.
MILES DRAKE will sell this day. at his STORE corner OF
King and Liberty streets, at 10 O'CLOCK an assortment
OF boots, shoes dry goods. clothing, &c.
THE "CHEAP SEoAR STORE" of Mr.. L. LoRENrz Ia stiu
to be found at No. 392 King whero our smoking
friends will be happy to find full and fine assortments
OF segars and smoking tobacco Of every desert pton
likewise pipes Of all sorts, from the primitive clay
to the most elaborate meerschaum. No. s92 Is the
place. Let puffers go and take hand.
Stop THIEFl-Thieyes effectually made to obey
this order by tho patent money drawers for sale by
Messrs JOSEPH W. HARRIssoN & SoN. The drawer has
an alarmispring lock, very puzzng the unnitiated
which precludes the OF key, and,s sure to give
notice OF any attempt at robbery The drawer can be
attached to counter with four SCREWS Is imme-
datey ready for use, containing separate
for coin, bills, &c. See advertisement.
o.
DIR. HUMPHREYS SPECIFIC HOMEOPATHIC REMEDIES
for families viewod with favor by Intelligent
citizens, in and out of profession The medicines or
specific for each disease Is supplied proper quan titles
with full directions In small book and they have
the means OF eecting very great benefit. The system
OF having specific for each particular disease orgna
ted with Dr. H., and been elaborated and extended
with great care and for their simplicity cheney
leave but little to be desired Depot No. 6s2 Broadway
NY.
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PRIVATE SALES.
BY CLIFFORD 81 MATHRVES
No. 81 La RrnRd. sfreet

BfOhu-Bfreefs
At Private Sale
That centrally and desirably situated hand so 10 a
HOUSE and LOT, No. 93 Wentworth street. O few do or
west OF Coming street The Lot 60 feet from
by !80 feet deep The House is three half rie
high containing siI square rooms two nicely finished
attics dressing rooms. bath room &C., and pantry
water and gas throughout the house. and every m oder
convenience. There is also very fine oistern larg
number of we'll hnshed rooms In the yard car rage
house, stable, flower garden fruit trees. &c. and alto
geh9r one OF the most conveniently arranged estab sh
ments In the city.
For terms apply above mwf6 July2