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State of nth Carolina,
FAIRFIb DISTRICT.
Rm tI,e Cod OG Ordirat, ,ry.

By Jamcs John{ Ordinary @f Ik'aif&fll
<. District. IL ~ csn,s,' sfS,{fS5if 49,
yIfHEREAS HS a., Gaiiiard. Commits,
w sionerin Ity, hns applied TO me
for LETTERS ADMINISTRATIONS on
all and singuiars Good and .Chattels,
Rights aud Credit John w. Delaney, late
of the District ataid, deceased.
These are. there to cite and admonisb
all and singular kindredaitd creditors of
the said deceased be and appear before
me, at our neztainnry, Court, for the
said Districtto ciden at Fairfield G. II
on the 10th daS September, to shew
cause. il any, vile said administration
should not be gra. -
Given under n yd and seal, this, Both
day of Jnly, in tear of our. Lord 1866.
and In the ninetst year of American In
dependence. s.at la.,a5 ..ss
JAMBdINSToN, TO. +. ~
aug 4-fl6x6 Egaf4
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1866.

FARMERS AND IIOUsEKEEPERs-
shonld recollect that hundreds of dollars
worth Of Grain, Provisions, &c., are an
nually destroyed by Rats, Mice. Ants, and
other insects ard vermin--all ofswhich con
be prevented by few dollars worth of
"CosTAn's'' Rat, Roach, Ant, &c., Exter.
minator, bought and used freely
Bea- See "C0sTAR's" advertisement above.
Dst... Sold
Be2u. By
All Druggists and Dealers everywhere
the South
BARNES, WARD & Co,
- Wholesale Agents.
New Orleans, l.a.
june 5'6G-1yr M
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CITATION.
State of South Carolina,
FAIRFIELD DISTRICT.
Haa .aac Court Of Ortli mary.

BE- Jomrs Johnston, Esquire, Ordinary of
faufed District.
VTHEREAs II a. Gaillord, Commission
w er in Equity, has applied to me for
LETTERS OF ADMINISTRATIONS, on all
and singular the goods and chattels. rights
and credits Of j. P. Hutcheson, late of the
District aforesaid deceased:
These are therefore to cite and admonish
all and singular, the kindred and creditors
of the said deceased. to be and appear before
me, at our next Orduary's Court, for the
said District, to be holden ut Fairfield Court
House, on the 28th day Of September next,
to shcw canse if any. why the said admin
istraton should not be granted.
Given under my hand and Seal this 18th
day of August. in tic year of our Lord, one
ihousnnd eight hu'.drcd aud sixty six, and
in ihe ninety first ycarof American mdcpen-
dence, JAMES JOHNSTON, 10. F. D.]
aug 21-t17x6
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Local Items.
New Advertisements.

New Advertisements.
6 Rule to Pleads B. Clowney, &C.
C'ations-Jomes Johnston, Ordina-
fy. 'f
, ketchin, McNIaster & Co.--No. l
Country and Northern Flour.
Jas. McCreight-Gins, Mills and Me.
tallic Burial Cases.
TO Advertisers. Orders for advertis.
ing shouiI DC handed in by noon Of
Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays, to
secure insertion in the next DAYS issue.
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At a called meeting Of the Physicians of
the District held at the Court House, Au-
gust 18th 1855, the following resolutions
were adopted, via:
ls,. That we agree to adhere to the old
rates of charges, provided payment be
made in specie; otherwise the marker rates
Of per cent in currency will he added.
81 That bcr9aitcr we will expect ard
must insist npon payment or other sa''stac-
tory settlement being made quarterly.
On motion the above were ordered to he
published in the Fri weekly Ne,0s and Fair
felt HsraR
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1866.

"COSrAH,S" RAT ENTERMINATOR is
simple, safe and Snrc---the most perfect
EAT-iEcn'on meeting we have ever attend
Ell. Every Hnt thai can get it, properly
prepared. Viii e"t H. and every one that
eat 1t vii! dc, generally at some place 3
distant rs possible from we're 1t was taken
80 L"te Share. Nch. .N,iyor
b.sJ@ See "CoSrAN's" ad advertisement above.
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RATS rerSns BIRDS. Whoever engages
in shooting small birds is cruel man: who
ever aids in oxtermina,ing ratS is bonefac-
Tor. We should like spmo one to give us
the benefit Of their experience in driving
out thtsc pests We need something be-
sides dogs, cats, and traps for this business
Scientific AmericGn. n. y.
BSA. See "CosTAR's" advertisement above
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1856.

y voice FROM THE FAR WEST
Speaking OF "CosrAR's'' Rat, Roach. Ant
&c, Exr erhiinat or" "more grain and pro
visions are destroyed annually in Gran
County by vcrmin, than would pay for tons
Of this Rat and Insect er.--Ldncaster,
WIS, Nerald.
Dav See "CosrAR's" advertiset:ont above
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1866.

INCREASE OF RATS. The Farmer,
G'zette lEngliSh( asserts and proves by fig.
ures that one pair of RATS viii have n pro-
geny and dcccndnn's no less than 65l ,050
~ three years Now, "ulcss this immense
iam'T can he Kept down, they would con.
sumo more food than would sustain G5,0OO
human beings.
I{{g'~ See "CosTAR's" advertisement above.
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S>J ''''''' '"''"'''hi t'NINbf' Ditthi'D q
FdiricId district.
WNiIHEAS Henry \. Gaillnrd, Commits
" sI.ucr IN Equity has applied 10 nc
for LETTERS OF ADMlNISThATiNN. on
n! and singular tho goods uuu chuutcls.
right and credits ct William Il. Halt. late of
the D,siri"t aforesaid dcceascd
These nrc therefore to cite and aimcnsh
all and singular. the Kindred and creditors
ot the said deceased, 10 be and appear be-.
fore Inc NJ orr next Ordmn,y's Court ior
the said District t. he Aoldcn NJ Fairfield
Court House on the lin doy OF September
TO shcw canse, il any. why :hc snid admin
istration shonld not uc granted
Given under my hand and seal. this Sd day
of August, in the year Of oar Lord one
thousand eight hundrcd and six,y.Six, ard
IN the n'nety,iirst year CT American ID-
dcpcndcncc.
JAMESJGUNST0N, 70 F.Dl
mug i-fl&Xj
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CITATIoN,
State of South Carolina.
FAIRFIELD DISTRICT.
am itIe Court of Ordinary.


BIZ James Johnston, Esquire. Ordinary Of
Farfeid District.
yXTHEREAS II. a. Galllard, Commissioners
w in Equity, has applied to me for
LETTERS OF ADMINISTRATIONS on ah
and singular tho goods and chattels, rights
and credits OF Drury Goza. de Bons non'
late of the District aforesaid deceased
These are thereforet tc cite and admon'sli
all aud singular, the kindred and creditors
of the said deceased, TO be and appear be
fore me. Mt our next Ordnary's Court. for
the said District. to he holden at fa'rh"lu
Cont House, on the 28th day of September
next, to shew cause, if any why the said ad'
ADMINISTRATION should not be granted
Given under my hand and Seal, this l7th
dny Of August in the year OF our LORD
one thousand eigh, hundred md sixty six,
and in The ninety first year Of American
Independence. ,,
aug 2l-f17xs
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TIE RECOGNIZED SPECIALITIES OF
OUR DAY:

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DR.. Jackson's Female Monthly Pills; 81
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remedy, for all irregularities and obstruc-
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dress Drs. jackson, Herbert 6: Co., or sim
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No. l67 Sycamore Street. Medicines and
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NJ w S PRING GOODS
ID R Y c. 0OD S
NA CIT r-nTT.EI wC
CHARLESTON HOUSE,
HToLI. WEBB & CO.,
EGANGE&0F'C's OLD sEAND,
2S7 King &., doors BcIo,o HIcntworn
%%E have now opened splendid
Stock of Spring Goods, Euglsh,
French and AmcrICaE which are "I the
most desirable STYLES the markets can afford.
TO planters furnishing the Freedmen cithe,.
for clyihing on for banter with them. on.
Wholesale rooms offer every iuduccmcnt.
Plantation goods in every variety.
This being n busy season with the planter
and he not able to visit The city, orders nc.
companied with city reference will meet
with prompt attention.
fs N. b, Samples, with price lists, sent 70
any part OF the State. Oar stock consists
in part Of
White Osnaburghs Striped OSnaburgc.
blue Denims, Brown Denims. Heavy Brown
Shrtings, Fine Sen Island Brown Shirtingr.
B!eachcd Shiriugs. Bleached and Brown
Shirtimgs, Cd, 0.i, lO.i, u Plaid Blue
and Stripped Hluc llomcspuns Blenchcd
ard Brown Drills, Black Frcuch Broad
cloths. Hosiery ord Gloves. Irish Linen hy
the piece, Towels. Towclngs Linen Dam.
ask, all qualities, Calicucs all qualities,
Dress Goods, Domestic Grnghams, FMc
Scotch Gin&lmms, Spring Silks ami Blach
Silks, Coiorcd Muslns, in every variety,
Fine Frouch MuSlins White and Rlack
Goods, Farmers Brown Linen Duck. Farm
""a' Brown Linen Drills, Fancy Drills and
C0ttonados.
Together with every variety TO be found
III our line; which we offer at
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
III Domestic Goods are sold mt very
small advance on Agents prices.
We would respectfully call the attention
OF the Planters, Merchants, and the ciri.
xcns generally OF Fairtcld District. TO our
advertisement, and solicit call from Their
should they visit ;hc city
SrOLI., WEBB & CO.
No. 287 King ST., 8 doors below cniwortI,
Charleston, S. c.
II 9. SEpLi" Charleston,
CHARLES WEBB.
II. G. WALKER.
jan l8'GG-lyr
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From Havana and Mexico.

NEW York, August 9-Ihe steamer Liberty
brings Havana advces OF August o
Mexican adyices confirm the statement that the
Emperor has reformed his ministry, for a a letter
to the President of the old Ministry, thanking
him for his services, Macmillan explains
that the change is made to secure unity
and the paciacatlon OF Bthe country and
says that It is in harmony with the mission Of
the Empress, and demonstrates that the Government
acts in accord with with its glorious allies He then
appeals for harmony of action amongst the people
to sustain him. Foreigners have been authorized
to protect themselves when the police are inefficient
The guenlas overrun the country, committing
serious depredations.
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NanoIeon as .sArchi- -Monarch., 8,

FUNNY LETTER FROM PARIS LAWYER.
M. Gagne, advocate, and author of the Con-
gyes Sdupeur, writes as follows to La France, of
Paris:-
"Sir:-I shall be superlatively lattered if,
though journalist, you have common sense,
and if, consequently, you do me the supreme
honor OF inserting in your estimable paper this
letter. in which l demand that his Majesty
Napoleon III be Immediately proclaimed
Archi-Monarch of the world by the universal
votes of peoples and of kings. And have
already stated in my petition to the Senate, the
ArchtMonarch, representing the universal
unity OF Sovereigns and of States, should have
under his domination the Elbe Duchies, the
Danubian Principalities, Veneta, and all the
other provinces in dispute, aud which are the
object OF the Internal war. Allow me to tell
you, sir. very respectfully, that by supporting
my archi-monarchcial demands you willIsave
France and the world, and you win become the
greatest man OF the future.
~ have the honor, etc.,
"GAGNR, Advocate, etc."
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MEXICO.

Evacuation of Monterey by the Impe-
rialIsts-TampicO Captured by the Libe-
raIs-Imperialists Retreating to San
Luis POtOsi-Marshal Bazaine Return
ing to the apItal In Hot Haste-Juarez
Advancing His Capital to Monterey.
MATAMoRAs, August l0.-Monterey Saltillo,
and numerous towns fell into the hands of the
Liberals on the 2Sth ofJuly. The imperial forces
retreated to San Luis Potosi. Marshal Bazaine
has gone to the capital post haste. The rumored
recapture OF Monterey by the French is incor-
rect. Tampico, with the exception of two strong
forts, has iallen. The garrison of the forts can
not hold out. They are short of provisions and
water. The Liberals have sunk several vessels
in the channel to prevent the reinforcement of
the garrison by troops from Vera Cruz. MeXi-
can Imperial troops are joining the Liberals In
large numbers. The ImpeIialsts are dsheart-
ened and the Liberals elated, and general up
rising is now in progress all over Mexico.
President JuareZ is en- route to Monterey. He is
expected TO arrive there on the 9TH instant.
ANOTHER ACCOUNT.
GALVESTON August l2.-The investment OF
TampiCo ended in its capture and occupation by
the Liberal forces on the lst Of August. About
two hundred and fifty French were surrounded
after the capture of the town, and would not
surrender The Liberals sank several vessels at
the entrance of the harbor, which the French
could not remove In the attempt to release their
land forces.
Monterey was evacuated by the Imperialists
by order Oh bazalne on Jne evening OF tne Z0Jn
of July, leaving all the guns spiked and the
powder wet and EscoDedos forces took posses
sion next morning. They were received by the
people with the greatest demonstrations of Joy.
The lmperialists fed towards Saltlllo, on their
way TO San Luis Poosi, where BaZaine ls con.
centrating to make stand Northern Mexico
is now free from lmperialists.
The j. W. EuerDldR, from New York, arrived
with a large cargo OF arms, etc., at Brazos on
the 18th inst. The cargo was taken off by the
steamer Tamdtlipas on Friday, and sent no the
Rio Grande for the Liberal army The French
corvette AdORio came uD from Vera Cruz to in
General Lew Wallace is a Maior-General in the
Liberal army. Rumors of the recapture OF Mon
terey by the Imperialists have proved TO be
without foundation. Escobedo holds 1t securely
with about seven thousand men.
"A child was born at White Pigeon, Michi-
gan, having one head. two noses, four eyes, four
ears, two mouths, and two chins.
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ITO SOLDIERS ENTITL LED TO
EXTRA BOUNTYl EXTRA BOUN NTYl
EXTRA BOUNTYl EXTRA BoUNrYI
TO SOLDIERS WIDOWS, FATHERS. MOTHERS
BRoTHERS MINOR CHILDREN.

BRoTHERS, MINOR CHILDREN.
OWENS q co.
Have collected Claims with greater satisfaction than
any firm in the business
OUR NJ OTTO Is PRoMPTNEss AND ACCURACY.
Bounty Bill just passeu gives all soldiers no enlisted
three April TO- 1861 and served their full
term of service discharged before the expira
tion of said term service account Of wounds or
other disability incurred in the line of duty and re-
ceveo one hundred dollars bounty ano no more, are
now entitled to bounty of one hundred dol
lars. Widows, Fathers Mothers Brothers, Sisters and
Minor Children of deceased soldiers who enlisted Tor
three years and died in the SERVICE or from
contracted in the service line of
duty, are entitled to the above extra one hundred
dollars.
To be obtained promptly by calling upon
OWENS d CO..
No. 527 CHTSNUT Street,
sl57t Second story front room
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Latest Markets by Telegram.

NEW York, August 10 Cotton dull at "a 1850.
Flour has advanced 1015c 5000 barrels State sold at
s5 90G10; Ohio, SS'70dl1 65 western. S5'90ol9 25 ;
Southern S9'750I15. Wheat 1G2c. higher; sma |
&c Beef steady. PORK firm; s32 12J9D32 70. lard
dull. Whisky dull.
New YORK, August Is stocks are steady. Chi
capo Iand Rock Island. 1861 illinois Central, 122
MicniganF southern, S5 New York Centrai, 1C4}
Reading, 113R; tucson RIVER 119; Virginia 6s. IS;
Erie Railroad. 675 Boston Water Power. 70; Vest
ern Union TeI epraph, Ssh; reasurv' los, 1861
10 40s, 100; Coupon 6s, l103 Gold, 1901.
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BosToN, August 15.-The China sailed to-day
for Liverpool. She took out no specie.
FATHER PoINT L. O., August l5.-Tbe Damas.
Gus, from Liverpool August Sd via Londonderry
August 4 passed here at A. NJ. to-day, for
Quebec.
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RAIN AND the FENIANS.

George Francis Trains Despatch to
the secretary of State on Behalf
of the Fenians-Mr. seward to
the Queen of England-The
Fenians Of Pennsylvania
Ask the Recall Of the
Consuls at Dublin
and Cork John
Mitchell Home-
ward Bound,
Etc. Etc.
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RoBBING A SHOW CAsE.-William Murphy
and w. c. Smith were arrested yesterday upon
the charge OF attempting to rob a showcase in
front OF the ewelry store of Mr.. Baton, 10
Chesnut street. above Seventh. They did not
succeed IN getting any plunder. They were
committed by Alderman Beitler.
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Return of Mr.. Seward.

WARRINGTON, August l6.-The Secretary o
State has returned to Washington, after an
absence of i've days on visit to his home al
Auburn, New York.
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IAnOthsr Cholera Ship at New York.
NEW YORK August 16.-The steamer BGvaria
has just arrived at Quarantine. She has had FIVE
deaths from cholera on her voyage, and has four
eases now on beard.
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CHoLERA-Sinc our report of yesterday
there have been twelve cases of Asiatlc Cholera
reported to the Board of Health Of these there
were three deaths.
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eCa95@ TREASURY DEPARTMENT
49, AUGUST H. 1866.
Notice is hereby given to holders of Certificates OF De-
post of Temporary Loan, other than those issued for
clearing PURPOSES that the Treasu Department
Is prepared redeem the presentation at the
various offices from whicn they were issued with ac-
crued interest thereon at the time of presentation
between tns date and August 26. and that after the
latter interest will cease such certificates.
HUGH MCCULLOCH
Sl56trp secretary OF the Treasury
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Speech of Senator Doolittle.
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the OFFICIAL LIST OF The OFFICERS.
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REPORT OF THE COMMITTEE ON
PERMANENT ORGANIZATION.
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Nos, GEO, aS0, and IA N. SECOND St.
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Go to sTODDART = BROTHER.
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IN cry GOODS
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FOR BARGAINs s
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"A child was born at White Pigeon, Michi-
gan, having one head. two noses, four eyes, four
ears, two mouths, and two chins.
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The Cholera Among the New D
Ercedmcn.
kidnapping.

A letter received by the Secretary of the Navy
from Commodore Joseph Lanman. commanding
the Atlantic Coast Squadron, dated August IL,
states that, Ill regard to smuggling, or negro
stealing business, at or near smyrna, Florida,
Commander Sartori, commanding steamer
AgdoCdm, has lately visited Musquito Inlet,
Smyrna, and Fernandna Florida; also Savan-
nah, Georgia arriving at Port Royal. s. c., on
the 6th instant. Commander Sarton reports
that he did not learn of any Illegal traffic,
neither any violation of law and order upon
the coast.
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FOURTH EDITION

The Prayer at Opening.
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Tho following has been handed TO us for pub
lication by our special reporter:-
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Geo. Francis Train after the Chairman
OF the New York Delegation with n
sharp stick.
Proceedings of the Ne1o York Delegations Special
DeSpdtch TO the NCtO York Daily Ne,Us.
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of Grhcth Jones, deceased filed Nov 80. 1865
The final account Of William Weidenhsmmer
and Thomas >. Kutz, Administrator of George Kutz
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