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CANDIDATES.
ELECTION: SATURDAY, MARCH 3RD, 1876,
FOR SHERIFF..

FUN SHE KIFF.
Or We are authorized to announce WIN
d. Moores, Esq, candidate for Sheriff
of Lincoln county.
NJ We are authorized TO announce Mr.,
w. II. Taylor a candidate for Sheriff of
Lincoln county.
nAr We are authorized to announce Mr..
George w. Higgins a candidate for
Sheriff of Lincoln county.
OF We are authorized TO announce JOhn
~. s,cciInan, Esq. candidate for Sheriff
of Lincoln county.
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TENNEssEEANs AT GETTYsBUT

TENNEssEEANS AT GETTYSBURG.
Mr.. Samuel Weaver, who re-
sides near the battle field of Get
tysburg; writes to a friend at Mem
phis that he has discovered the
graves of the following Tennessee
ans who fell at that place: III. o.
Risen, Co. B, seventh Lieut.. ].
NJ. Manley, Co. G, first; f. NJ.
Frazier, Co. E, seventh; NJ. j.
Hammer, fourteenth or seven
tenth; A. J. Love, NJ. c. sew
enth; Capt. Thomas Simmons,
fourteenth; James Fizer, Co. e,
fourteenth; Sergt.J. M. Williams,
Co. A, fourth; J. Mitchell, Co. D,
first; Nj. c., Co. F, first or elev-
enth; I'll. III: Bradshaw, seventh;
Captain A. Hill, seventh.
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sea- Advertisements mast Be handed info Tie
Office By TUESDAY MORNING, TO insure an APP
Peara1ace IN the .foitoieing Pepper.
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The grand jury of Lafayette
comfy, Miss, have found true
bill against Gen. A. j. Smith, U.
S. A., for burning the courthouse
and town of Oxford in the sum-
mer of 1864.
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Qeatbs
DIED }.

In this place, Sunday, 28th ult, of laryngia,
JONES, only child of r. A. and NJ. c. Nc
Donald, aged years months and II days.
How sad is home and all around,
How gloomy no0 all things appear,
No soiace can on earth be found,
That e'er can dry the briny tear.
Oh Thou, our Father, and cur God
We bow submission to Thy will,
But ali hoio heavy falls Thy rod,
None but the parent e'er can feel.
a PARENT.
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Bsa- Persons purchasing articles cdrerttsed
IN these columns, aeiu pJease D'c'ltict That they
saso the advertisement in the FAYETTEVILLE
OBSERVER
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Executors Notice.

A LII persons indebted to the estate Of
n John s. fulton. deceased, are desired to
come forward immediately and make pay
ment, and those having claims against it are
hereby notified to present them within the
time prescribed by law. This .he 18th day OF
November. 1865.
.rs JAMES r. BRIGHT. Er'r, fe.
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Election Notice.

E WILL open and hold an Election at all
Lincoln and State of Tennessee, on SatHr-
day, the 3rd day of March, 1896,
for the purpose of electins one Sheriff, one
County Trustee, and one Tax Collector for
said county /; also, an Election TO fill the va
cancy for Justices of the Peace and Consta-
bles in districts where suchlvscancy may exist.
Said Election will be held strictly in ohedi-
ence to IAN Act to limit the Elective Fran
chise," passed June s. 1865. The Deputies
holding said Election in the various districts,
and Judges and Clerks, will observe this Act,
and are required to discharge their duties ac-
cordmelv. w. C. YATES, Coroner.
jan q, 1866:
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Fourth Monday in February next.
FaCu1tv.

Faculty.
Mr. W. d. CARNEs. A. NJ, President.
Mrs. NJ. NJ. HILL, N. A., Principal Of Fee
male Department.
Terms of Tuition.
PEI Session of twenty weeks. S25 &C
Contingent Fec. .................. / OC
One-half in advance, and the balance al
the middle of the session.
No money refunded except in case CT pro-
tracted illness of the student.
Boarding for one hundred and fifty stu-
dents can be had in private families under
collegiate rules. per week at So so.
Those having sons or daughters to educate
cannot avail themselves OF superior educa
tional facilities. taking into consideration the
eminent qualifications Of the teachers. the
health of the country, and the central loca-
tion OF the College.
For further particulars address the Secretary
Ii. s. EMERSON,
President Of Board of Trustees.
D. P. RATHBoNE, Secretary.
Jan. Is, 1866 jaD25]
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NEATLY PRINTED BLANKS

For Magistrates and Constables, Just printed
and for sale at this Office.
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Lynchburg Academy.

M. e. MARCH. Principal.
THE next term Of this Institution
] will commence Monday, Feb
ruary %, 1866, and continue
twenty weeks.
ExDenaeS.
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ESS- advertisements are inserted in the order
IN aoj.ich they are handed IN.
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Job RrintlnG

Of erc,y description neatiy done at tbs Office,
on reasonable terqas. Au ,oOy,k delirered ,oten
promised. Try as.
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MARSHALL COUNTY.

Mare Mule, dark brown or black, white
hairs on the top OF the neck where the collar
works, collar marks on right shoulder, brand
onright shoulder. FIRST letter of which seems
to be E, balance of brand not legi6e, blen.ish
in right eye. bare feet, 8 or 8 years old q, w,
Wallace, 1lth dis, December 2--$15o,
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StrayS Taken Up.

LIST. Kind of Animal is gire,a-2,d Color-
3rd- Description--4h. Age--5h Poster:
name-Gth. Time and Place Of arrest
7th. Valuation.
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New Orleans, La.

Cotton--Dull and lower, 47@4S for mid
ding Sales Of the week $4,000. Receipts
$4,000. Stock 5000.
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LINCOLN coUNTy

Mare Mule, brown G branded on left
shoulder. q few saddle marks about the back,
about IL hands high, Cor 10 years old Hen
ry Rensgar, 4th dis. Dec 90 $50.
Mare, sorrel, blind large star in face, name
lies on left side, about 14H hands high, abou.
Z years old Pinkney Gilbert, LIST die, Jan
1880.
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One-half to be paid in advance,
unless satisfactory arrangements are
made; the balance at the close of
the session. No deduction made for
absence unless occasioned by pro-
tlaCted sickness. No scholar will be
received for less than half term.
Board in private families and con-
veOient to the Academy. can be had
at low rates. No boys admitted
over II years OF age. Let those
n hO desire an education try our School
Board of Trustees.
E. H. WOMACK, Pres.
DIR s. E. I'll. DANCE, Treas.
j. T. MOTLOW, Sec.
DIRECTIONS,
t. P. GREEN, D. L, ENoCHs.
j. T. S, DANCE, B. F, WoMAcE.
feb I'm
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The current years receipts from
internal revenue will exceed
300,000,000.
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IN CHANGERY-

LIN OH "A N GER Y.
John MCGEE. Adm, &c. r., pu,o,
VS.. go
Josiah MCGEE and others. 1000
an motion of complainant BY his
~ counsel. and it appearing to the satisfac-
ton OF the Clerk and Master from the allega-
tions in the bill, that defendants Polly A
MCGEE Josiah McGee, Jesse MCGEE. William
3. MCGEE. James w McGee and j ohm Niece
are non-residents of the State of Tennessee
1t is. therefore. ordered that publication be
made in the FAYETTEVILLE OBSERVER. a
newspaper published in the town of Fayette-
Vile, for four consecutive weeks, command
ing said defendants to appear at or before the
next term of the Chancely Court, to be olden
for the county Of Lincoln, at the courthouse
in the town of Fayetteville, on the fourth
Monday an February neat, and plead, answer
or demur to complainant's bill. or the same
will be taken for confessed, and set for hear
ing ex parte. A copy:
feb r. FARQUHARSON, C. & N.
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In ChanCerv.

In ChanCery.
Geo. b. BoylOs, Adm, &c. Jan.
VS.. Rules
R. II. G. Bsgley and others. 1866.
ON motion Of complainant by his counsel.
" and it appearing to the satisfaction Of the
Clerk and Master from the allegations in the
bill, that defendants Martha A. Akin, Mar
gerry Boylos. and the uLknow heirs of Will
liam j. Boyles are non-residents of the State
of Tennessee-It Is. therefore, ordered that
publication be made in the FAYETTEVILLE
OBSERVER. newspaper published in the town
of Fayetteville, for four weeks in succession
commanding said defendants to appear at or
before the next term Of the Cbanctry Court,
to be holden for the county of Lincoln. at the
courthouse in the town of Fay etteville. oil
the fourth Monday an February nert, and plead,
answer or demur to complainant's bill, or the
same will be taken for confessed, and set for
hearing ex parte.
A copy R. FARQUHARSON,
jan 25 elk & NJ
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pO0K WORKOUT facilities for doing
ID all kinds o. Pamphlet Printing cannot
be excelled. Give us call.
OBSERVER OFFICE, Fayetteville. Te.
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Mule Stolen.
See advertisement In this paper
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Bank Note List.
TENNESSEE.

NASHVILLE BROKERS' RATES.
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A. S. COLYAR, Az MARKS,
ATTORNEY AT LAW, ATTORNEY AT NAV,
NashUiHe, Tenn. Winchester, Tenn.
j. w NEWMAN,
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~couIlERcI4L ITEMS.

R-u.s Ia strr-s a-I olc=s iu = . York have JecHuai giry
per c-at .inoe T=rrgary lst- FURNISHED houses may D= rented
Or the sumner - Ls ra-ez- gn sce,uLt IS aIlteA=lsill- aDolt
'- -l1vr-
ToraL RF-EIPT= o. C~0TroS-Hp5I-. March IG-Th- r.
r-p-- q cotton since re- cl-s ~ tA= Bar o. dale ~ al ports.
arr $4,000 baI-.. T. T. tlrcEi: uaf Up O. SEPTEMBER ]. tie
close &c III e.Uln year th- teal xI reach, u uCt exceed,
maths ago
Ninois cotton ernusHIs . premium e.; FIVE cents pr pound
- Sew York. aEt tL.s fact - producing aa-c.lr! eject u the
culture - tL- staple IT, thar >rz-s Jef-rJn county produced
a half million pl---= a. I4st y=-r- which - W-sr=- pre-
Carty-ds- cea-s f-r PllutJ IS worth s--j-OJO, While --u- %
lie m1re sDLiLeTu counties have RAISED four ties t--t amount.
\ neE Z atsraf Er s.in- she's his male IT, APPEARANCE. It
- a substance Or wLch IrIia rubt=T - the basis. bat q i-
tsays-r aud elastic Il j. sail that one pair q she's s1.-i =i-h
tbs article ill ogt=ear fur pairs -Jed wi-h ;h= t=s- El-Hish
--aths-- Tbs eli prove o ~ ere % tn meet important IuseL-
tlr- ever male
SeE dreams j. hs: becoming TaaL--izei. 4 recent letter
from that city says that men f,n the North AM Wet Iu large
uur-tsr-- many - them generals CH8-=-- c. puiIs. E=ut-uauts
ard puy4t=s b. the national army, have settled th=r- AMI -L-
y-rtace and Industry. the Oh creole me,r1q-H. is lsl losing It's
finer Fr=uch and Spanish charaeters-cs-
The SS~ Or=aH- PieayuHs complains q The aecuuu-a.-,a
90 cartf. IN trst cty- BI-lu-zs - very brisk. act tie trades
are N = E11-t E1Un-Alrg sis.e- The suTp'ls q capital would
D. invested in s-ockilg plantations, hCt Try aye - -Icum--red
that they ct-T no security aud pi-Ig-- - tie iarthcoEiEs
crops are DEMANDED Rents are high and increasing Tt-
rents
says that tie cotton mill over ~ Oakland has thu. fr t1r.eI
cut 1000 paris broSn sh--;ing, which have sold at prices
ranging from thirty % twenty-five cents The propretDrs are
fs.h&MEntSl {. TsSss4SssiTe r. tS Ms1HEEs an s rttsrii e r. "a sfgt; 1pd
revenue Law making NJ ITDEl-ou sr cotton IL tie seed. The
maA-CSEeFs have . e.tiCE gn % their O~H-
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>;IiP-' Mails

Forsls Falsrfseo-pe camhrIse, III. Day. a, l. ".
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u4r "a. Is1

HfT -. $3.50
shave o. record 10 -r--sy g--. =-. -.z ven -s.e
tran ..au< s9--ly % r.--
Tls real es--- sa- ar sa.lrl4y a.- eurr-r- Tar Il
bs-1-=a=- @, -as s.--= -f-ts a,- 3 4. wye. rsz=a r4sa-r
irF -s-res- ,.1-=l 81 p-4e=- @-r= ~ r.- --y i-a--!
aar ,- .l.l.as e sd e---.-- Tl= a-eEn= Eer= the
sails
y -g-ry ru iron, g.. sm.riy occupied BY ,he
Tr-s--y ua@-- $50 = E-r--
p,rzt-.g - Fr- "a s1.r. s.J55, g. Z W.-.9.
" l-rL- Node -r.a.=.- ~ k-.= street isz-Iz r..
So. u B4-z---r
rl- K-g-- pf-1--1 .-I.r., So .-r -ela-,-r-
on Monday, H- '1a-as Die. b-aEas 3, ;A= At--'s
--tl,- Eer. SOFA
hrIs-. ss,J. = BARGE
81. =-oa- a.i- q-s,zr a.r-s ,a-l 90 Ill E~4 rad,
" Atm
Tl- un-e A,t=r p1r-zis ..z-i very god prices.
Tie g5.-a bark daE4, w4-slu, ri days from I=,al-a=.
81 rl= 20 ian Er.as-1. has Lt a l-= ga-l--- All ms
IN 20 szrgIy = pryi-51as AMI ~a.=r- Ta= make, mas -
her q: a. SPECIAL i=I>rt4le= h=re-prs-s . al s,ls beng
ssy LIZ arda.-s az :, N4r-a 9. fya Nelo-arl=.
Tts flrx hmm 4uss bad - a- pass-s= fD1 P1Tt.4aI,
All brags IN u-aaI cargo o.: llnt-r and Ur-g5a pr,lsee
she -i isse -eE place ia tae E-sa-r Dispatch L2=- T. :o-5s
TIE Pirfsr-
Da.sa .hl9 ssrs,a z4.zI o. Che Islt 9Th cargo O: oI ar
S=z B-issri-
The CaaG1izge Is a=-rg laI-:- auI aM sH oisy-
The alo@inr s=--l. ere expected frm foreign ports
Fs.s sas Fn1ycsca-Am tarz Lac TanEee. virgin,
vas ~ ieag= about Mes p a~T dl-- VII mi-= O q b--~e-
q 60 AH bark Bhsr'r1- Len Taui ,-tye an E@aes'
lE.u- MAJ Sch G4- oh -.-r EE-- o haI.-r. AHA & Co
su clipper sS5p guHzs mn. Dass- VS. . sail Eay lon tr
Il1r1.lE- lui sill touch here "a H-- E1y t.t4-r An t4E-
Sr4HGW ~0ud tHag- Mas lsrh Er japan AID touct= - here
Ey this ges--. th- AuaH=1u Sll-t=E- nr Jag.l zL1 China ar
eVpec.-t- aEd zE T-rlau a fw day. here
FOX Ls.-EEF.aL-Ert- b-rx Es0- R.zf1H- o. leave April
I9-L- ~ta carrJ d escorted mise O. J4liau. Irveu & Co
Fl.f EaEszs--Haa'E baT< K e. BgHe- Ha-;=rmsra-
-as 20 fave Bremen APrI I5L Ssh ui=- O. H. Hl-s'-L- = Co
u-i-rLur- bark DiIHa- T,E-- SAIL december I1-n w-I
sffzl . uds- o. N--t-f- = Co. lG@ due ult--tg-g tEg
Prrfs. Tiers. 47s q, -ss- about Apui 1t with cargo ,fu1zs
O. Fi E1E-ctla---r & Co.
Fs.a Hrfs1LBr-Am bark UJnHs~ was o. Lave Nag l..
wEh a cargo g lumber % II E-cEt-.I & Co. due shortly.
S-Lr Mutton Ia tyr hal ~ san Francisco EE NSyl- Ei---.
% pr.cur- a EsI u iumler Gr t.s place - walker, AIsH .
CO. L1e 3D. al tHs month.
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From AU>T.iLIN-Thc bark iHJsu. which arrived
on Thursday. brings papers from Melbourne to
March 9th. for which We are Indebted To Pilot Nc
Intyre. Passengers report extreme dullncSs in
trade there, and thar the mines are giving ont but
the dividends paid by the mining companie>-rang-
ing from 10 TO % per cent per annUm. a. reported
by the plpeIs-dO not CoTroborate that. The
-iaaH- after taking in q supply of water and pro-
visions will proceed OF 70 san Francisco
THE EHAUEA-TEiS steamer which has been
thoroughly repaired - far a. the damage 10 her
keel Is concerned. and i probably in better order
than she has been for years, will be sold at auction
to-day at II VI The agents are ready to grant to
any parties owning her the right 20 run her Is a
coaster. under thc privileges Of the Hawaiian steam
Navigation Company. But whether she will be
retained here or sent TO san Francisco. remains still
20 be decided. -
Hs- We would call attention to the card OF DR..
\. C. Bunum. lately Of California. in which State
he has long been Il resident, and has been also a
member of the Legislatures. He comes to reside
among Us. and brings high credentials Is 10 his
skill a. 4 physician and surgeon.
ae- The outward mail by the ClmJriiJe will
close to-day ut y O'Clock #.
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~ Yesterday III. PROCEEDINGS in Dr. Culf.r.s
case. were terminated bv bringing him La,or. the
Assembly. and Questioning him a. TO whether he
published the K,oLg1 and was respoDs;hl. for ,ha
article. 10 both whicl. he replied afirlnatiyclv. and
was Immediately sent ont of the hall. and refused
permission to suead. Il, his deteo.e or even f., 81 :.
the h9U during the debate. although fin. rrono., YVES
formally made. This. Of itself. was a violation cf all
parliamentary precedent. After considerable. de-
bate. for which we have not room to-day. tie mat
ter ended by the passage Of a resolution -.
the President ccnsure the Doctor. and lei him 90.
Or. Gulick was then again called in. and I. r
NyIl.nao" SAID;
q this Assembly, ana would say, do =, NJ mere and viii his
80 far al. DR. Gui:cL :. concerned .l.,
the Legislature amounts to lust nothing. and the
~ i.Ia. r,.
.-r .t- ~
int, "a &c muddI,- as for AN .,1;r,,
'' " i"' q" ''''
Immediately after this. one Of the members NOV
ed that the editor Of III. T., Dlo, be- Lr.IIs1.
az l'.'9 ~ having I'll '"e last Issue
ina. likcning them to TIE figure head ON Pnb;rsou.s
warehouse. Never did a Lomb-shcll produce
mari. c.rs-.rnatf., than ,iJ ,Lf. motion - -.
reading Of the absurd article in IN. Gov.rn,r.n,
a.,
paper. Ai.l>teT> appeared 20 GI>Je.Iryc it
Int tE,rp II WIS i'm black and ,rlf-. II .,o,,.I
TO ;U.u the proceedings into a farce. and put
w.. 1.-,r .,-, H..
- 49, 90" B" MtLIptlS- 10
such "a degree as To render the whole affair ridden
~,
i'us III '"e extreme. Inc article IN the IN DlCG
i so much worse than that in DR.. GrI;.E-s ,o,..~
i".'''
and the analogy IN lie cases 80 perfect. that there
-, :, IL. ..,: -,
:l". ' 49,
~. lLl.. % ''
= d "4'i l-
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W We find the following in one Of our cX-
changes: " The British Society for the Propagation
vi the Gospel Is about to send three more pres
byters. with salaries OF elG0 4 year each. 10 IIa-
wall, together with 4 staff of Sisters of Mercy" If
we mistake not the Society referred to belongs to
the Pusevitc branch Of the English Church.
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DEPARIIHE 3.

My I2-Am vi bark Sea Breeze. Hamilton. for Oeho.-s.
ii-Schr ActIss- Clurey, Tor LIiaina and EoaaIa-
l->chr kI Mel. Wilbur. fT KahHjui.
1+--chr Noi Wahiue. Ieia-n. fr KoI0a.
l5-Schr Kate lie, Fountain, Er LaLaiaa and Makes
LIuIiuE.
lJ-Sehr Moi k-.i. SapeIl. fr Eahuluf.
l5--chr NauUlEaWai. Merchant. for Hama
l6-Sc!r Prince. Hatfield. Tr Iiarltei.
lO-Schr Albeui- Clark, fT ka.4rhae. kguala and Koua.
Io-BritisA ship Severn. CEf-.-. fr New Bedford.
ls-Brig SafI-Us.na. Power-. fr lilo.
ls->chr Nette Merrill, kinney. Er LAhaiua.
ls-Sctr Helen. BauL--er- fr MriJLa. AM NaIEH.
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ARR

PORT OF HONOLULU. Il. I.
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l3-Schr NIuu1klEai. Tarchaut. fru Hama.
lam bars :. \ Ebl.lge- Abbott. 10 day. from Port
land, With mI- % Walker. Allen h Co
l@-Schr Moi WaLiue. NeII-h, from KaIla & NaEliwHi.
Ian bark EthIu A!-u- SLax, - days frou Portland,
With mI-r o. Walker. Al-u * 20
l+-Schr PGEe-- Hatfield. rom HauaI-L-
H--chr Alb-Tli, Cifrk. r. IN Kawaihae ard K0na-
1E->chr Seui- Merrill. Kinney. from Mako
G-Scir Mar. Nisa. from AuahDIa-
G-Schr Helen. EarE-;e-, r. IN Mako
H-Br- bark Anna Watson % days from Melbourne IN
route fr san FT+uci-r..
I,-SchT Mary EI-r. West. from Wzih== landing.
Is-=cET Mary. Phillips, frm HID
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NEYsE-on the 5tI of May At Eila-, Not,ksi. aged 5 years
Never
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IMPORTS =.

FROM P1zTL4SD-p-r \ a Eirdge. May I2-Iz55yJ feet;
lImivr, 500 ar scks h1Cr. 5 X. cuI-r vinegar, = bNs apples.
, qr bags HHur- ) bags ql-a.'-s. g wi--.
Fru PoETLASD-p-r Ethan Allen. May I+-lUi.G hJls
shook. % ke-- h-ai-, 50 VI -hiuse-. % LNs green apII-s, Q
kegs dr-i apples - guns wheat, , guns bacon. - hf btls and
10 hb- salmon 6OTqr-cks f.ur. 29J -ck- oats ,! ~ bbs cider
- G = ape butter J a. hams hxs aPpies- 1880 fet lumber
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EXPORTS

For SEw BEDForD-p-r severn, May I5-5.7 e.s I'll oil.
HlS0@I CALLS, 60 csk- ~ oil G45sJ gaI-J. , h5ls sIush. : k-rs.
sugar 80 Ns]- 3 hil- m1ts--s - -an-J. I g mI-e.
VaI4- % Fdrci-u Or due. .S4 :.
NalI- % Domestic pr'iGcr.--.----.-.. I'D So
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1866-05-19

5~ \ clipper bark Is in the oning with the
American flag At her ma>thead-supposed to be
the Lice laHl.s from san Francisco.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1866-05-19

as- The outward mail by the Cambridge will
close to-day nj y O'Clock Il.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-06-27
Louisiana Politics.

New ORLEANS, June ga caucus OF the 1867
Convention was held to-day. Reporters are ex.
cluded, excepting the correspondent of the New
York Tribune, which paper, it is understood will be
the official organ Judge Durel the President of the
Convention, was called upon to preside, but de-
c.ined whereupon he came in Tor considerable CEN
sure. Judge Howell, President pro tenn was then
authorized to counsel with the Governor and in
connection with him call for the assembling OF a
A pToc amatlon, 1t is expected will be issued the
day after Tomorrow for the assembling Of the Con-
Ssntion the lattsr part of July. The object of the
Conventon is understood to be the ratification Of the
Constitutional amendments.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-06-27

DESCENT BY THE POLICE THIS MORNING.
About one O'Clock this morning the police of the
Fifth District made descent on q dsorderlY house
in Locust street, near Twelfth, and arrested sarah
Campbell the proprietIess, and six female inmates,
whose ages range IRON fourteen to twenty years.
There other girls in the house, but they all
managed to effect their escape out OF the back win
dows and door.
Alderman swift held Sarah Campbell to bail for
keeping dlsorderlY house, and the others we're held
for future good behavior.
At an early hour this morning a low den at
Seventh and ST. Mary sire is, kept by man named
Thomas Shul, was visited by the police, and Shul
and two other men, and eight females, taken into
custody. The men cOlOred, but the women
were white, but of the lowest grade in the com
munity. Alderman Swift committed the entire
DartV,
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-06-27

LAYING THE CORNERSTONE OF A NEW
EPISCOPAL CHURCH he corner stone of the new
Church of the Incarnation, Rev, joseph ID, Newlin,
to be built at the southeast corner OF Broad and Je-
ferson streets, is TO be laid tomorrow (FnuIsdayl
a1te noon at p. NJ. The preliminary services will
begin in the chapel. Rev. H. j. Morton, D. D.,
Chairman of the Standing Committee, will perform
the ceremony of placing the stone IN position,
a very noble one, and VIII prove fine ornament to
this beautiful portion OF our CITY 1t is to De built
of LeiperVille granite relieved with coruices and
ornaments of brown and Plctou stone. II Is cacu-
lated TO accommodate over one thousand persons.
The interior will be cruciOrm in style and arrange
ment,