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Fa. Ea'"N. the ENpre.sa.a reached this
'@s.".a cypress matter direct from B!ackfoot
nia', "2 Thursday of this week. lie brought
.''H q. l2 .a're ot letters AMI papers, for which
"r'-s. -gNr'U. to Mr. Z. for our share. Hc
,."''' '.'. ''r the mines in few days with the
express. ra.u- via Lewiston.
, 1866-06-22
DIR. A. SHOUE,

SURGEON AND ACCoUCHEUR,
tiate Of Portland, Oregbn,l has located himself
in Walla Walla. Consultations in French, German
and English. Charges moderate
r9y- Office and residence, Third street, secono
door from the Engine House. -i-u
, 1866-06-22
STREET. CONTRACTS.

PROPOSALS for building Bukheads at the cross
ings of Mill Creek, on Third, FOnrth and Filth
Streets, in the City Of Waa Wald, wilt be received
by the City Council, at their room, Tuesday eve
ming tho 18th day of June, 1866. Specifications and
terms of payment, will re furnished Oh Monday next,
the 4th inst, at the City Council Room by the City
Clerk.
All proposals must be made in writing and upon
a coin basis.
Proposals will also be received for the GRADING
AND FILLING OF MAIN STREET, from First
Street to Filth Street, until the 26th inst. Specif
cations will be ready on the Sth inst.
By order of the City Council.
Ill. ROBERTS, City Clerk.
Walla Walle June lst, 1866. 24tf
, 1866-06-22
DIVORCE NOTICE.

TERRITORY OF WASHINO1ON, NOU1'I I OH
WALLA WABbA-SS. 49,,
=" TO TO- JAMES G1LBRErH-You are hereby notified
that Catbarine Galbfeih has filed acomplaint against
Won in the said Court which will to be heard
NJ the first term of the Court which shall commence
more than two months after the llth day Of May, A.
d. 1896 And unless you appear at said term ana an
swer. the same will he taken as confessed aRd tho
PRAYER thereof granted by the Court. The object aAa
prayer of said complaint is to dissolve the bonds oi
matrimon between said parties, and for aimony TO
the plaintiff and the custody and guardianship or ne
children, issue Of said marriage. --.,s.
- LASA1ER Is LAEGFoRDsl
May 10, 1866. ri 2ml Plaintiffs At'ofnsS'N
, 1866-06-22

,S-JdE "oaE must be paid for before it is
.'Asas The Office.
, 1866-06-22
w gon w Or.1<

We have also greatly reduced our prices of Wagon
Work. Having been to the expense of putting up
machinery, we will do Your work for less money
than anv other shop this side of Portland. We will
build Wagons and Carriages to order, of the best
Eastern Timber, at Portland prices, with freight.
~ Repairs attended to promptly. We respect.
fully solicit your work. Remember, the Red Shop,
near the Bridge, Maih street " ALA WdlIa. W. T.
23-tf DONEEL IL MASSAM.
, 1866-06-22
ID. ID. STEPHENSON
NOTICE 70 ABSENT DEFENDANT.I

TERRITORY OF WASHINGTUN, e
COUNTY OF WALLA WALLA. ~ IT,
NJ Brown, L. Brown and B. Sheideman, Cepartners,
~ C6.. PIaintiffs, Us W. H. FLEET, Defendant.
In The District Court, for hs First Judicial Distrit
ITNO W. H. FLEET, Defendant-YOu are hereby
notified that the above named Plaintifs, 10 the
above entitled action, have fled complaint against
Won in said Court which will to be heard at
he first term of the Court which shall commence
rore than two months after the 1lth day OF May, AZ
D., 1861 And unless you appear at said tor sho liz
answer the same will be taken confessed ana ipe
nrayer thereof granted. The object and prayer q
this complaint is to recover the sum 6O foI
goods, wares al merchandise sold and deilverg "
ION NV the plaintiffs. And you are hereby uotllea
I'm, your nroperty is attached in this action Com
plant fled May 5th, 1866: xn,op1
o1.om Attorneys for Plaintiffs.
, 1866-06-22
BIRTH.

ia. NJ, TN INST, the wife of A. FRANK, of a
~''Aer and boy doing well.
, 1866-06-22
~ @ ( O I.
DOVELL * NTASSANI,.

DONEIL * NSASSAM,.
TNAKE PLEASURE IN INFORMING BUILDERS
i and the public generally, that they have their
SAW and Planning Mill
in running order. and prepared to do all
kinds of PLANNING. TONGUE AND GROOVE
FLOORING, PLANE & SAW WEATHER BOARD
ING. all ut REDUCED PRICES Persons in the
country wishing their LUMBER DRESSED, can
have il done without delay.
We have LUMBER YARD connected with our
Mill. All orders left with will be promptly atten-
dcd to- Lumber will be brought from our Yard to
the M!Il, free Of charge.
, 1866-06-22

stray Mare---$4O.R Reward
CTRAYED FROM RICKEL & THOMAS KANCH
- on or about the lst of November last a BAf
MARE, branded 81 on'lett hap, ana a = on rlgn'
hsoulder The above reward will be paid ior me re-
turn of said Mareto the Ranch, or at the stage once
Walla Walla. ~ zz-M
, 1866-06-22
BAG FACTORY.

vT1HE SUBSCRIBER has established himself in
Walls walla to manufacture Bags Of all des-
crintions: also to execute MACHINE SEWING
TO ORDER. TENTS, WAGON COVERS, &c.
He solicits pablo patronage.
ON Main Street opposite the Store Of j. Q: Isaacs
CIV SOMERlNDYKE.
~ IN 1ees 47tf.
, 1866-06-22
coUNCn PROCEEDINGs.
WALLA WALLA, June 10, fsC

WALLA WALLA, June 10, I0GB.
Council met at the usual hour, Mr.. Slime in
'np 'HnpprSosont-Messrs. Mckee, Baggs, Ryan, Stine
anu Tno minutes of the last meeting were read and
approved. -,ur,,to,bo Fro noror,msr,
.-il..;,v "a" WIS read a first and second time.
TSs foIowiug bills were ordered paid in coin:
y Wrneset, 50 45 DR.. S. Kinsey, as per
FOa' bahuce of $40 50, due on fire bell, was or
dered paid. -. r,;-s po,u.h
.Ir;rrh street. Mr. Mckee WAS authorized to
,,r with Mr.. L. in relation to his proposition.
lO".-. |. L. ROBERTS, City Clerk.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF LAND.

NY VIRTUE or A DEED OF TRUST ENECrT7n
ID 10 me by q. VI. Bnyios and Asa Baylrs, tra'ing
rndcr the name aud stylr orA. Z Il. ~. Baylts, ~ the
9th day VI April, 1850, 10 secure tbs payment Of Crr-|
tain debt. therein mentioned, 1 will proceed TO EEL en-
Saturday, esd day of June next,
A. the Cont House door in Jonesborof an the right,
t,tlG el,,nf and interest. tLaf SAID Y. M. and fsa Isy.
d.. have IN AMI 20 a Ira of Lnad lying 10 Wash.
iugton County, Trunsgs.e, District No. T., known n,
the Gnby tract, adjoining the tands n Isaac GHhy, :, T.
Shil ley. Nv. Nelson and Daniel Bafnes andcontEin.
iug about
OWE HUNDRED ami SEVENTY ACRES.
said land will BE- soil to tho highrst bid ler on u credit
,fsiN months. Bond anl good security will b. r.qu.r.
81 AIDA lien retained on the land until toe purchase
money IS laid. G. W. NELSON,
may 10 % prs fee "a Trrars,
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ALEXIS. BRADLEY. DASL' W. PEABODY
BRADLEY &PEAB0DY
Attorneys e. COanSellOrS
At LAW

once, corner Of Cedar pun Sumter SITS
Up. o. Box No ll4s.) Nashville, Tenn
WILL collect LEGAL CLAIMS against
w Government including claims fos
Pension, Baek-Pay and Bounty and
Horses lott in the United States Service.
References by Express Permission.
HONS. P. Chase, Chief Justice, U. S. S. c.,
Washington, D.
d" W. P. F%essendon, US Senator, Washing
ton, D. G,
" Jos, II. Barrett, Commissioner ofPe.sions,
Washington, D. G.
A" W. G. Brownlow, Governor Of Tennessee.
a." Horace Maynard, NJ. q. Knoxville, Tenn.
d" John Trimble, Nashville, Tenn.
jan 90 If.
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CIRCUIT COURT, ELIZA
TENN.

MARY ANN CARVER ADMR'X OF JAMES 4 =
wi win doc'd vs. William p. Moore, Roly Brows,
Isacc McDuGr, Daniel h, pougherty, Georg" u Taylor.
Jacob MIST. Daniel Mast, Valentine D.. Mast and
William c. Mast. Now pending IN tho CIrcuit Nourf
OF Carter Couuy.
II appearing from the SheriTs return that the do
Tcpdants in his case arc not to be found IN the rouu-
ty, anil judicial attachment having been awarded 10
the rase, and the same having been issued IN the Shcr-
IN orJohnson County. and returned by him Levied NJ
on tho real estate OF defendants Jacob 5. MaHt, Daniel
Mast, V. b. Mast aud William G. Mast. II Is or
dered hy the Court that publication be NAL" FIR four
successive weeks in the Union Flag, notifying sail
defendants 10 appear before tho Circuit Court ~ tn"
Court hpuse In Elizabcthfon on the first Monday IN
.!uIy 1853 and defend said suit or they win IN proc
ccedcd agninst OK partc. Nav q. 1865.
IrnaIwtprstees5 RfC1tAED WHITE. C1ork.
CUSAN sTMERLY. ADMIR- or JOHN SIIERLY
- deed. Va William p. Moore. Rqbcy Brown, isaac
n. nuT. y. b. Doughortv, Geo. y. TAYLOR, Jacob Mast.
T.. b. Mast. and William G. Mast, Now pending IN
tho Circuit Court Of Cattrr County, II Appearing from
the sheriff return that the Dependents In IN" case are
not ~ ue found la the COUNTY, and Judicial Attachmcpt
having hprn awarded in The cpso md the same hnviug
been issued to the sheriff NJ johnson County. and re-
turpod levied upon tho real estate Of defendants. ia
cob $. Mast, David Mast, V. n Mast and VIM. G. Mast,
II is ordered that publication be made for. four success.
sive weeks in the Unlou Flag, notifying said defendants
70 appear before the Circuit Court at the Court Home
IN Hi2ab-thton on tho frat Monday IN July lsfe. anil
defend said suit. ~ they win he prnceN1d against eN-
parte. May 25 1886 RICHARD c. WHITE Clerk.
~iuaelwIpfs5 g .
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ATTACHMENTS.

- a. A. ~
CfAMCEL HILBERT IS JOHN s. BROWN
- The plaintiff on affidavit says thlt the
defendant is justly indebted to him, nni +. q
nonresident Ut Tennessee or so abscond that
the ordinary process oflaw canno he served
upon him and having obtained an original
attachment. against the defendant returnahle
before some Justice Of SAID county, and the
same having been returned before nj on the
Dist, day Of January 1864, levied on defend
ants property III is-thereforc ordered that
publ %ication be made four successive weeks
in the Union Fltg, notifying said defendant
10 appear before me nj my Office in District
No. ", Washington County on the 4th day
Of August 1866 and defend or the same will
be proceeded with ey partc January 3lst,
1866. TIfOS. o. McADANS.
junelwipfsj J.P. ". c..
AT s. MAI0NEY va JOHN S. BROWN,
WI The plaintiff on affidavit SAYS that the
defendant is Justly indebted to him. and is
n nonresident Of Tennessee or SO abscond
that the ordinary process Of law cannot be
served upon him, and having obtaiued an
original attachment against the defendant,
returnable before some Justice Of said coma
", and the same having been returned he
fore me on the Dist day Of January 1866,
levied on defendants property, 1t IS there
fore ordered by me that publication be made
for four successive weeks in the Union Flag.
notifying said defendant 10 appear before NE
NJ my Office in District Eo.17, Washington
County on the 4th day OF August 1896 and
deiend OF the same will be proceeded vita
~ parte. January 3lst, 1906 t
~lnnslW4pfS5 TH0s. C. MeADAMs.
Up. W. G.
NArHAN SIMPLIFY vs. MATHEW s.
Suinn. The pIaintiT on affidavit says
inlt the defendan, IL justly indebted to him,
ana Is = nonresident Of Tfnnesses or 80 Alb
scond that the ordinary proee5s on law can
not be served upon bin, iad Having obtained
an original attachment against az defend.
ant returnable before some Jtnties N ala
county, and the same having been y,tur,.j
before me on the 5lst day Of January .isss
levied on defendants property, Il h tb,,sts,.
ordered By me that publication be msss a.
We Uniou Flag. rfonF nSeessive wssL, ~
aaJing said defendant 70 apsar before N. =,
~ once IN District NO. N, Wa,Aiov,ls
yoani{ On he 4th day OF Aueuu fses sns
sei'nd o. The tams viii BE- proceeded ~.
np.nr lsuasry sis 1893
''n''N'P'sS HOS C. MeADAys.
Up W.
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CARPENTER q MUNsoN.
, General Claim Agents,

mai. J.fB CARPENTER, late Lieut.. and
AdjuIant lst Tennessee Hght ARTILLERY.
BGT- s. MUNS0N late Lieut.. and AdjutRnt
sth Tennessee Cavalry,
VXTOULD respectfully inform the citizens
w Of East Tennessee that they have open
ed an Office in KNOXVILLE for the purpose
Of adjusting and collecting all classes Of
claims against the Government for supplies
AIKEN and informal vouchers given, and sup
plies taken and no receipts given, and for SER
vices rendered. Prompt attention given 10
settlements OF officers accounts. lStoppage
of pay removed, and certificates Of nOn-in-
'debtedness obtained, for resigned officers.
Reasonable prices charged 'N' N
Vouchers bought or collected at lowest
prices. 3l. lL
R9. Office LIST door South Of Exchange
Bank. Gay ST., Knoxville, Ten.
Post Office Box 1873.
RgFEREScEs-Gov. W. @. Browulow, Gen
A. {. Gillem, Col. l.. c: Houk, Capt. AcNeish
may 26-tE
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A New soURoE OF QUININE.-A paper read be-
fore one of the scientific societies of England con-
tends for the existence in the texture Of animals
Of substance closely resembling qunine. Horny
Bence Jones and DIR. Dupre found that animal
fuoresctnce similar to quinine. This substance
can be shown to exist in the living and dead tex
lures. Every texture was examined and in every
one this substance occurred. Tho lenses of the
eye, from their transparency, are, above all Others
most suited for experimerts Tho animal quinoi-
dine, as the authors have named it, is procured
from the other textures In the following manner ::
The kidney, for instance, is treated with diluted
acid. neutralzed with alkali, and then extracted
with ether. As regards the amount Of fiuorescent
substance In different parts Of man, the kidneys,
csrtlages, liver, and lenses seem to contain most,
but no very accurate estimation could be made.
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Well to-day, Sick tomorrow.

Such ia the experience Of thousands Few enjoy con.
tinuous health. To what does the occasional vsid at
tribute his uncertain condition? Not to himself of
course. He lays the blame the climate perhaps. It
s too hot or too cod or too DAMP too dry or too
variable But does he take tho to fortfy
his constitution and bodily organs against the extremes
and changes OF which he oompains7 No. He says.
perhaps that only iron could bear such great
heat or such violent cold, such sudden vicisstudes
Why then does he not resort to the great Tonic and
Preventive which, II 1t will not make him an iron man.
will at least qusdrrpe tho capacity of his system to re-
pei al external agencies that tend produce
HosIE1TER's CELEBRATED STOMACH B11TERs
taken faithfully according to the directions, will 90
st engthen the stomach, braoe the nerves tone the
liver, and regulate and invgorate the whole animal ma
chiney that the syate instead Of being at tho mercy
OF the weather, and liable to be prosraed BY every
change OF temperature will become case-hardened az
were. and almoat mpervlous to climatic influences Il
s to this preventive principle that HosrErrRRs Bur.
1ERs owe their great popularity In the West Indies.
British America and Australia Juy Ia
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Tribute of ltesDect,

at meeting of The Glec Club held July lG 1866 tile
following Preamble and Resolutions were unanimously
adopted
kind loving and trusting heart has ceased to throb
endeared loving from the impulses of his own gentle
nature and trustful Of all mankind as he himself yas
unafecedly truthful he lived and moved among men,
In the quiet and unpretendng performance of his du
ties. unconscious of his worth and usefulness
Seldom have sorrowing friends around the grave
OF fallen associate, for whom their memories supplied
moro grateful record than that which consecrates the
name of ROBERT g. LORD, Esq.
No euogy is necessary to revive secure the reool
lection of his virtues and only offer tribute sim
cere love to the memory Of departed friend whose
life undisturbed by the yearnngs OF ambition moved
In serene course and gave the best affections of
manly heart and the unsesh exercise Of tho kindest
Offices Of life, to all within the sphere of his influence
Our mother earth has again and again taken back to
her bosom the sons who have finished their courso but
only at rare intervals does her gentle breast from
mortal eyes child whose equable temperament, affec-
tonate disposition and winning simplicity OF charac-
ter leaves 80 aching void in the hearts of surviving
friends.
Oh long for him shall
"Remembrance wake, with all her busy brain,
Swell at heart, and turn the past to pain"
Therefore. be it
Resolved, Thai in the demise of our lamented friend
and associate, this Club has sustained ieparabie
loss, which nothing but time can assuage.
Resoued, That copy Of these proceedings be sent to
the family OF the deceased accoml auied with sim
cere sympsthy In their irrepsrable afliction.
Resoued, That blank page OF our minutes be in
sc1ib ed to the memory Of our lamented associate
Resored, That the proceedings of this meeting be
published in the daily journals.
By order of the President
e. NORTH Secretary
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TERRIBLE TRAdEDY.-Indiana papers record
nods, in White county. A man named Brur:mer,
who had separated from his wife on account oi
some domestic trouble, met her near the town,
accompanied by her little boy when he drew his
revolver and shot her, two balls taking effect in her
body. The fend then threatened to shoot the
boy if he did not clear out, and the little fellow
started for town. Drummer, thinking he had
killed his wife, shot himself and died, it is sup
posed instantly, falling aoross the body OF the wo-
man. The woman's clothes caught fire. and were
burned completely off, so that when assistance
reached them, half an hour afterward, she was
completely naked, and the flesh in many places
burned to the bone. The poor woman lived until
about O'Clock in the afternoon suffering intense
agony.
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State Items.

Death Of Col. Il. G.. Summer.-We regret to per-
ceive, in our columns, this morning, an obituary
notice of A. g. Summer formerly citizen Of
Columbia, where he conducted tho South Caro-
linian for many yoara. He&as man of generous
disposition was an able writer, and conducted his
journal with marked ability, during stormy time
in State politics. He has been cut down IN tho
prime Of life, while on visit to his native State,
from his home, in Florida.-Columoia Phenir
The Orangtburg Situation.-Skinner is gone and
the School Marms gone, and we are cleft
alone in our glory" Who is to manage the vaga-
bond SONS of Africa now There is no Pro vost
Court at present and our farmers and planters
are left without any redress for grievances COM
mitted by Freedmen. It is truo that il a colored
the recent orders from General Sick1es, he can be
arrested with a Magistrate's warrant and COM
mitted for trial a. the Court of General Sessions.
But il Freedman breaks his contract, insults
you in the street, or steals all your watermelons
and vegetables, you must either take tho law into
your own hands or quietly submit with stoieal
upon old Socrate, Cato, or, earlier still, Job, when
he was told that his crops had all failed and his
cattle had been stolen.-C,wolina III es.
Caution.-In consequence of the outrageous
amount Of midnight stealing in tho vegetable and
watermelon departments, We understand that
many, persons have concluded to put Tartar and
Strychnine in their melone as they cannot re-
oeive any benefit from them themselves.
G0rangeburg c. Times.
A mass meeting of the citizens of Edgefeld and
Abbeville Districts was held last week, at which
the following resolutions were adopted. The re-
solutions were preceded by preamble setting
forth the distressed condition Of the country:
Resolued, That the Governor be requested to
convene the Legislature in extra session at as
early date as practicable, to consider some mea-
sure or measures Of relief for b. - creditor and
debtor
Resolued, That until the Legislature can act in
the premises, we earnestly recommend to our fell
low-ctizens q spirit Of mutual forbearance and
constant Efforts as far practicable, to adjust
tEer mutual claims In q spirit Of liberal compro-
mse
Resolved, That copy Of this report and resolu-
tions be sent to the Governor of the State, and
that they be published in the Edge6eld and Abbe-
vile papers.
MAJ LELAND, IRWIN HUTCHINSON,
Fl. W. STALLwoRTH, CAPr. JAS. Dorm,
J. P. BoDIE, j. 8. CH1rLEY,
THos. CHATHAM, N. HENDERSON,,
j. II. WIDEMAN, &. p. BoozER,
L. H. RYKARD, G. w. ToLBERT,
CAPT. J. w. PERRIN, CHAs. MAY,
DR. JOHN MAXWELL, MAJ. LAaRoNE,
n. JORDAN, Col. WIN. QUArTLEBAUM,
| +. W. ANDREWS, On, Taos. LAKE,
Maj. P. MoKELLAR, III. ~. COLEMAN.
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FIRE, MARINE
LlFE INSURANCE AGENCY.
TUPPER g. LANE,

TUPPER g. LANE,
IN PLANTERS d MECHANICS BANK BUILDING.
No. 1873 East Bay.street,
REPRESENTING THE FOLLOWING F1RsT-oLAss
COMP ANIEs of the highest responsibility, with Cash
Capitals Of ONE TO TWO MILLIONS OF DOLLARS
EACH.
AGGREGATE, sIO,OOO,00O.
SECURITY INSURANCE COMPANY, OF NEW YORK.
PHRNIX INSURANCE COMPANY. OF NEW YORK,
MANHATTAN INSURANCE CO., OF NEW YORK
INTERNATIONAL INSURANCE co., OF NEW YORK.
NORTH AMERICAN INSURANCE CO., OF NEW YORK
GREAT WESTERN INSURANCE CO., OF NEW YORK.
WIDOWS AND ORPHANS BENEFIT LIFE
INSURANCE CO., OF NEW YORK.
SOUTHERN ACCIDENT INSURANCE COMPANY, OF
VIRGINIA.
FIRE, MARINE and LIFE RISKS taken as low any
Agency.
A. A. LANE. .6AML Y. TUPPER
Juno 28 tuths2mos
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The Antf-Renters.

ALBANY, N. Y, July 18.-The anti-rent troubles
have broken out again in this county in a serious
form. The Sheriff, in attempting to execute legal
,process was roughly handled, and his deputy
beaten and driven off by body of men. One
hundred soldiers will start with the Sheriff to-.
morrow to enforce the law.
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The Heat In the North

WASHINGTON, July 18-Yesterday there were
.twenty deaths from sunstroke in Baltimore; !;
thirty cases, but only few fatal, in New York,
and fourteen deaths in Philadelphia.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

aB-NOTICE.- DEMANDS AGAINST THE
bark MARY must be presented at our Office before ID
O'Clock This Day. or they will not be paid.
July 10 RAYENFL co.
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sTFINAL LNOTICE.-ALL PERSONS HAVING
claims against the Estate Of the late SOLOMON E. LE
CARE of Charleston, e. O., hereby notified to pre-
sent the properly atested to the subscriber within
three months ON date hereof thoy will bo dcbarrcd
payment. SOLOMON LEdARE,
July 10 tbS* Administrator.
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apNOTICE.-THEC CONs1aNEEs OF 80 BAGS
Rice and so boxes Mustard received per steamer from
Now York, hereby notified that II not called for
fore the 25th nst they will be sold to pay freight and
expenses. RAVENEL l. co.
July
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aS- NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT AT
tho Regular Session OF the Legislature OF South
Carolina application will be made for Act to inoor-
porate the wALTERBoRo' MALE ACADEMY.
walterboro' 8. O., July 10, 1866.
July 10 lamo94
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Departure of the Cuba.

NEW YORK, July 1e.-The steamship Cuba ha
sailed from Boston, with s275,OO in specie.
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agUNTL FURTHER NOTICE, THE FRENCH
Consulate office will be found at No. 8 RUTLEDdE
AYENUE. 8 July lS
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Mobile Market.

MOBILE, July 18.-Sales Of Cotton to-day $500
sbales. Middlings, SIC. Demand light, and mar.
iket in favor OF buyers.
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TLATER DIspATCH,1

Cotton buoyant. Holders demand an advance.
Sales 1900 bales at 36@ase. Flour dull and 10 to
e $50 lower. Southern dropping Sales 800 bbls. at
.s975@15.75. Wheat dull and nominaly lower.
.Corn steady at s4@s4Ao. Pork heavy at $31.37
Lard heavy at 18@202c. Coffee more lively Sales
of 10000 bags Rio private terms. Naval
Stores quiet. Turpentine 7O@7so. Rosin $250@
$3.50. Gold 49S. Treasury Notes 10SI.