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Consignees Per Northeastern Railroad
July az.
P0nhonHOr1s

Per steamer Fannie, from Savannah, via Beaufort
and Hilton Head-J Maker, A Lewth j Hart J
Lnmotte Mrs Thornton and children Master Thorn
ton Miss Thornton Mrs crofatt aud son, Miss Chap
man. W Frasier. Miss III 1horntou, Capt Barkman "
Newlnst, N Bellows, " Bennett, Il Dearborn,
mcaregor, u Carey, Dennis, DR. Nichols, q
Rundlett. and in sleerage.
\, Per Pilot Boy FROM Georgetown. CD
d Munnerlyn, Ward and son, 8 J Oorrie, 4 Wal.
lace Mr. Risiey and lady, Miss Rsiey and servant Mr
Beckman and servant, and 10 in steerage.
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wilmfnRton eIorr.et.

WILMINGTON, July 25.-TunpENrnE-No change In
prices and market steady. eaeB OF 6 bbls at Sl O5
for virgin IS Oo for yellow dip, and 81 62H for hard
spInTs TvnPANTINE- OF only IA bbs at I1o per
gallon for white Isales on Tuesday evening" not be-
RosN-sales Of IS bbls No at 81 76 tar paid; 81 do
at S2 2'; and 1853 bbls No ut 81 as 75, to as
latter price for extra, and 81 90 for OPAQUE
middling. " ava
day at $40 per n. - "
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COTTON GINS,

FT1HE UNDERSIGNED HAVING COMpLETKD THRTR
Il arrangements once moro for the manufaoture OF
the best COTTON GINS ever made In this country are
others wishing to purchase.
The long established and we'll known reputation or
RLL1OTT'S COTTON GINS, will, We hope bo a eufi-
Client guarantee that the article will give entire ssiafao-
ton. J. M M,IIOTvr n M
ny - Wtnnsboro, 8. q.
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Mobile Market.

MOBlLE. July 2l.-CorToH-The market opened to.
ay quotations. and up to late i tho fore
a,S aco bales changed hands ct those figures. The
sas reports had the effect OF steping prices and
ass made at least 10 advance in prices particu-
Asm S. are abundant and factors wiling sellers Of
u. 10 with the higher grades. The above
an compared With the Last quotations, show
oS ths d OF and buoyant market In con sequence
fns ronnts prospects Of peaos 6nord the nrmis-
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exports for the Week ending July 90.
L1YERPOOL-Per ship Amelia-895 bales Upland Got.
ton, 241T bpls Rosin
NASsAU-Per schr Grape shot-26, ,0G0 feet Pine Lum-
Dor.
"oARDENAs-Per brig I. Knight-ls5, 1854 feet Pitch
Pine Lumber, Dbl Rice.
C0AsTwIsE.
NEW YORK-Per steamship Quaker City-22O bales In
land and bales Cotton, 90 bbis Rosin 10 bales
Yarn, IL bnles Woolens OF bundles Paper o7 Emptv
Bbs. 80 packages sundries, 4U packages Vegetables
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Baltimore HIarlxet.

BALT1MoRt, July 2S.-CoFFRE-No sales; market
quiet but hrm ct unchanged figures viz Fair to good
ho 10y to l7h cents prime to choice do l8A to 19H
per lb. gold. " ~
CoTroN.-A better inquiry to-day, but holders sro de-
manding an advance, and we hear Of no sales Upland
udn s held at 81 cents Ordinary 70 to cents and
good ordib ary 81 to 80 cents per Ib.
FLouR.-We still note an inactive market and I,mited
Sales In lots Of 400 to bbls Super and
Within Of nfnt tinn
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THE CHARLESTON mARKEr.

Iron THE WEEK ENDING THURSDAY JULY &C. 1861,
CoTIoN.-Tho transactlons in tho staple since our
last weekly report have been extremely limited hoIdera
OF stocks only selling when buyers exhibited willing
ness 10 pay tho prices demanded, this being the case
Particularly In the class Of cottons above Low Midi
ohng "hich arc held with much hrmness, and which
HAu an upward tendency during most of tho
"eeh' until tho Decline per Scotia, was publish.
GU "hich news has for time suspended tho
oispoSiuon 10 rise In the better grades whie Its
depressing elect has been felt moro decidedly in
she lo"er qualities On Friday. the goth inst thero
peing but little good cotton the market and the In.
ieror qualities not in much demand there was but 10
Daes OF Midding sold at $50 per 10. On Saturday loo
paes changed hands at full prices for the better grades
Say Ssc for MddlDg and 800 for Strict Mddling Cot
ton, but the transactions in the qualities ex-
hibited very irregular rat es On Monday tho market
for good Cotton had upward tendency and holders
In some cases made sales at $50 per for Low Mid
ding $40 to Joe per h. for hdding and $50 per b for
Strict Middng Cotton about 90 bales being sold dur
Ing the day. On Tuesday the European news was ex-
pected snd there was sales. On Wednesday the de-
chnein the Liverpool market per Scotia was publish
co. put owing to the light stock and the arnness of
hoiders its only apparent effect to cause an almost
ene OF business during the day. the sales
pelng confined to some eight bales at UNCHANGED
prces Yesterday there was good inquiry with sales
OF loo OF easier prices and In somo nances about
one cent deone but generally the transactions were
-on paas of3 to S2c b for Low Middliug md s5o
Per lb for Strict Middling Cotton. The market being
somewhat irregular we omit quotations. -
sEA ISLAND CoTToN-The market has been quiet and
we could learn OF no sales during the week. -.
COTTON srArFbfprr
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with very brisk demand, and the whole supply was
81 IS good to choice do and at "a to 20 s
for good & e choice RED Corn was in limited supply;
oasNew Maryland and vpana soa a a sS % &c to ss
weighs 9 no western oHsfng Rye we quote at 81 Is to
MoIlssEs-No sales to-day; market quiet s 90 To 7so
for Porto Bco 80 to 600 for Muscoyado a to 500 for
Gnba clsyed, and IS to TOO perl gallon for Enslsh
PRoUsIoNsThere is still some little jobbinR demand
but the general tone OF the market du We Continual
3oKo and Hams 2s to 25o for alssr cured. Buis
Meats 16o tor Shoulders, and 1so for Sides Meas Pork
sS 80 bs hfd 81 to for Western in
suaAR-The market is fairly active Under good in.
qulry and prices continue very Ar. We quoie fair to
tolOXo fair to good English Island grocery liz to
1lho, do prime 2 to 1870, and good to ohcioe Porto
latter description Also 1888 hhdu fair to good English
Island on private terms.
Ground Aum IS to 70 psr s,sI for
Fine Turks Island from store 10 held at coo per bush
WHIsKEI.Is neglected except in small quantities.
81 40 TO 2 2s per gallon.
Philadelphia Market.
PHILADELPHIA, July 2s.-CorToN-There ia Iesa
mddllnga are reported at a6@sso p is for Upland and
GRooEaIEs-sugar 10 unchanged; 1bl bids Cuba sold
st loKc tb. currency Coffee 10 firmly hold at full
Sa d. there
little no demand for export but pficee remain about
tho same as last auoted 500 bbls sold lots to the
NOrthwes. supernne est.................s 1909 las
NOrthwsst e1tra family SSg SSg,s sS0
Pennsylvania and Western supernne at, 1914 Tx
Pennsylvania and Western extra family st b0g1S IN
Pennsylvana and Western fancy st .is 0o1i6 o.
hse noar 6s7@ 600
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were made Of 26O bbs GO to Si1 40 for and
oIsADfAS FLoun0is dull and Swes shoS We notice ,,o
OF IS bbls ut so to 50 rs for common and 90 TO Si2
rs for extra brands. va
RYE FLoUR-There is but little doing and prtces bra
eAsss neP. sSes were made Of 100 bbls at to Sc
formers pfaes W. ns market Is n active
Jersey, and $5 SO for Brandywine. delivered.
mhhE.Ihere 10 but little inquiry and prices are
RrE-The market is quiet and easter The sales are
private terms. ~ "
BAnLEI AND BARLEY MALT-ArO dull and prices are
oATs-Aro dull and lower. saes were made Of 25 900
bushels at 4s to 4sc for Chicago and 7so for State
mixed Western ssH to 1870 for sound do and 800 for
GOooA:-We notice sales Of 14o bags oaracoas on
private terms; $50 bags ausyaqu on the Spot and AZ
20 Sus paa
actions have been confined to ANAL lots.
ora are demanding Saturdays rates. but TO effect sales
Of at least cent must be made The nsles
include $50 bales We quote
Upland. Florida Mobile. and n, Hftsans Isssa
70 g g to s. s. ss s ss to g
aass a5sdl,9E %IsdSs 70 8 s;.Sss
TaUIrs-By auction 1900 boxes oranges sold at 81 80
to 7 o. and 5000 boxes iemons at 81 IS to q s6.
n,ns ato yefy dar and prices quite frn; ship
aIDEs remain at our last report. Sales were made
~ ss sod snS Ge soo
city slaughter (seer| 66 lbs average, private terms
HoPs-Hoiders are firm in their views The demand
is hr We notice sales OF 90 bales at l6 to 65c for
American. and 66 to TOO for Belgian aud Bavarian
hoLAssEs-There 10 but little doing. Prices are
however about the same We have only to notice sales
Of 80 hhds Cuba at $40. 0'
NAVAL SToREs-Spirits turpentine Is quoted very ir
regular to-day and we can scarcely give very
Idea OF prces 7.c may be given the general price,
for parcels. including papers, Rosns have sold less
freely to-day. Prices are quito steady; common can bo
purchased at 50 IS to SIX.
Ons-Linseed s In very fair request from the trade
at 81 10 to 81 81 Fish Oils have met with less demand
for day or so past Previous prices main, aimed,
but we have no sales of moment to report.
PETRoLEUM.- There very fair business noted
to-day though the market hardly be called active
Sales Oo bbls crude ut 23 24o and 1000 bbs
at SIX to 89Ho.
PRoWs1oNs-PonK market ia heavy and lower
closing aky The sales are $3.50 bbls at ssI Is to
$Sl 60 for mess oash and regular way closing at
regular $40 rs to $50 for 6l65 mess SAT to SGT
for prime. Also $500 ibis for August and Sep
tember delivery. 80. and b. at $Sl 90 to S32
BEEF-1s unchanged. We notice sal, of 45O bbls at
SIG to $2l for plain Western mess $21 so 10 S24
for extra do.
BEEF HAMs-Are nominal at S46 for Western.
BACON sIDEs.-The market is unchanged, The sales
are equal to 800 boxes Mt Ito for long sides Short RIB
on private terms. and 5000 lbs bellies at l5H.
GUT mEATs-Holders are firm in ther views ssles
were made OF $50 pkgs ut 18 to for hams In dry
sat and sweet pickle, and 13 to loo for shoulders
LAnD-There is no change In the market. The sales
are 42o cs and bbs ut 18 to 100 for No to kettle
En- ~ l-~N NTY
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Augusta Market.

AUGUSTA July 25.-CorroN. has been no
change In the market to-day. We continue to quote as
to "a cents.
FIsAsoIAL-There has been good demand for Gold
Today Brokers buying OF 148 and selling at 160 sysr
puyiDg OF lao, and selling at l 8.
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Exports OF Cotton
FROM THE PORT OF CHARLESTON 8. o. COMMENCING 1sr
sEPTEMBEn, 1866 TO 26TH JuLYr-ls66, INCLUSIVE.
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oonniBnoon Per south Carolina Railroad.
July as and az.


July as and go.
128 bales Cotton rs bales Yarn 7s sacks Flour 1os
saoks Rough Rice a bbs Spirits Turpsntine barrels
" " Smith: Wardaw Csrew e Sloan, e Fulfer'
Marrs Mmrs W Shisolm q Harrisson. Poppenheim,
o Witte, Calmann Kreuder, Bergman & o. " n
GI, Gnatee, Cha{ee Pritchett. Matthiessen, "
Wlihams Co, Small, Kliuck Wickenberg Il 90. J "
Steinmeyer. w Lobby, McLeish, q W Clark & Co. e H
Eodgers 90. Ranapau1 Lalaue, " Bowling, Ohin-
Mallonee, = Baker.
Consignees per Northeastern Railroad.
July as.
28s bbs Naval Stores bales Cotton 10 cara LUMBER
6ags Wheat bags Rough Rce. Stock. Mdze. &c. To
donzaes, woodward 90, B Barden, g e Prttohett
Adame. Frost & Co. Lee Spencer ] Hayden clifford
q Antthewes, Holmes ssoney Thurston& & Holmes, )
Ktrkparick. Soreven Nesbit, Gaillnrd hIinott
Stork.
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OK to 100. s0N ~
BALr-There fg little better demand for sacS nal.
from store and full prices are willingly paid.
BUeAa-Rawi ia inactive, but is firmly held We onote
fair to good refining at 10x 1lo The eales are
hhds Cuba at iOH TO 1lhc 800 hhds Porto Rico at II
to 81 Ehds French Islhnd on private terrna and
l6o1 boxes Havana, part at to 1lXo There 10 an
SOFT yeiloT nt to l5c soft white l6K to loc and
crushed, powder ed and granulated 1870.
TALLow-Is inactive Sales were made of 81, 600 1bs
at l2 to 12Xo. ' '
TEAs-Prces are quite firm. Trade ia moderately
active; sales 300 half chests green from hrst hands
WH1sKEY:-The market iD duh at 50 20 TO a rs for
FaEIaHTs-To Liverpool 1000 bushels corn at Aid.
400 ons loswood ON private terms per 1000
bushels corn at SID. To London, per steamer iOD0
bbls flour private terms To Glasgow per steamer
$4,000 bushels corn Ct od 1000 bushels barley st sgd
Latest Foreign Markets.
Per Steamer Scotia
LIVERPOOL, July IA, AM.-CorToN-The Brokers'
circular ssys "The cotton market Friday was active
upon the prospect OF peace upon the Continent and
day. when the foreign advices were less sat
isfsctory the market became dull On Monday the de-
mand revived, and has subsequently Continued GOOD
but holders oer their stock freely and the market gem
orally closes With degree OF feavness American
continues in good requset and after frequent duous.
ons, closes at last weeks rates Bea Island in active
request and sghtly dearer Egyptian Id to I'd per ib
Sales Of the week 1910 bales, including on spe
culaton, and 49, 40 on export Tho official quotations
are: Fair. MiddlinQ,
NoH Orleanb.. b......'.......s.....16 AHd
Mobile. lax
UpAnoe'.....'..... ...........lo IL
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Now Orleans Market.

NEW ORLEANS. July 2O.-CorroN-The movement
was hardly as active to-day the demand being checked
we'll tho pretensions factors but still the Sales
summed up 1000 bales eight brokers' participating in
prices. but on tho whole. the advantage was on the
side Of the sellers particularly with regard the
rates disproportionatey low compared with the higher
grades We quote low ordinary at 30 to 2sc
ding at 50 to &c. The sales for the past three days
$500 bales making an aggregate for the week
The stock has also been reduced by further shipments
on panters' account which Of course not included
in the sales reported The receipts proper for the week
excluding the arrivals from Mobile Florida and Texas
which are included In their respective statements com
prise 1855 bales, against 257 lost week. showing de-
crease Of l2l bales The exports embrace slS9
bales 2ss5 OF which to foreign ports and 7i0l
STATEMENT OF COTTON
Stock ON hand Sept lst. 1865. bales. sS2ss
Received previously. ............ :. "a, 500, e,I
c,,,u,s. s24. 1888
Cleared previouay y...............72 726 292-72e 600
Stock on hand ....."........ es.sss
duotion OF Louisiana but is we'll supplied with That ~
Cuba Extreme dullness continues 10 prevail however
small was done 1e to tx aaa and 1ny
for prime to choice Porto Rico Sugar, i7o for yellow
Of e s
falling at 6tS per gallon Tho principal for the
two iG
landing at 30 per The principal sales Of Molasses
comprise 90 hhds Cuba reboed at 46o; 100 hhda and
800 bbls ouba. raw, private terms and 81 bbs good
common Texas at 46e per gallon. Weahs receipts 6s
ton Cleared "a hhds 1874 bbs Sugar 62 bbis Molasses
Sugar. '' ~ "N'
FnEIaHTs-There is not much doing, but the rates
ere nrm at1 TO 20 per ID for cotton, and per Dbl
by ss% aS SST - for
oy aah for Liverpool and to ~ for Havre.
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Pennsylvania corn meal at.......,.... at 4 OO@ 4ob
Holders are free sellers within the above range OF
gnAIN-The wheat market Is dull and the mers arc
hodtug OF for still further decline Small Gales
prime new Southe red ut 50 90 per bush. In white
forward slowly and is steady at saturdays agures
sales OF yellow at 9So and mixed Western at 90c 800
eIn 0ats-the first OF the at 55c 5000 bush
els Ia sold at 50 to 50 for Western and 90 to G5 for
ronhsyIvania ZEN M The receipts to-day follows
loo 6ois -four 5000 bushels wheat i16U bushels corn
Coal oIL.The demand is limited. Small sales are
making at 81 to 22c for crude; 81 to 37c for in
p9nd and os to Ssc per gallon for free to quality.
prices ere well maintained. owing to the light receipts
and stocks Small sales making at S33 per bbl or
for picked de- is to ieo for salt ehonlders % to a2e
for lard In bbls and tos and % to 2so Id butter
as to quality. Eggs selling at "a 26c per doz
sEEDs-Fla1soed, huvo noticed for some time
past, continues scarce and in demand at SIS 10 per
but hear Of no sales. In cloverseed there IA no
change to notice. Small sales reported at ST per
WHIsKEY-PrIces remain about the Same as last
quoted Small sales of bbls making at q To 50 Or
for Pennsylvania and 80 90 per gallon for Ohio.
New York Market.
MONEY ManKET.
Inc New York journal Of Commerce of Tuesday, July
Tho market is comparatively dull, both In financial
and commercial circles. Money is offered Fl eely upon
afGspSoss securities at to cent for cali loans
per cent per anpum discount for short and long date
and closed at O'Clock ut 1909 /s'
gold. ~ NV p1i'o VI
Foreign Exchange Inactive and rates nomiual some
leading bankers asked 109 for GO days sterling bis
ana hiG1 for short sight do but the best could be
oought below these fgures We quote Bills at go dsys
on London 1o7A to 0s for commercia IOs to los for
9anfers 90 at short sight llOl4 to HOY; Paris at 60
days H to 13A; do at short sight lIL to Os.I:
Antwerp l6 to 184; Hamburg, 81 to S71s: Amster.
dnm 40 to Al; Frankfort Az to 4S Bremen rs to 70.
Prussian thalers. 73K to "a. ''>' w w.
PRODUCE MARKET.
NEW YORK, July 24.-AsHRs-Aro unchanged We
quote pots at So 25@B ST. ""
BREADsrUFFs-The market for State and Western
Flour is inactive and prices 10 10 zoo easier The
sales are 5000 bbls ut S5 6o@7 40 for superne state
SSISSs 10 for S common extra State; So 1909 e6 for
Iowa. &C; and Sc s5@s ot for extra do including ship
trade brands Of do at 50 65@1I SO; Spring Wheat at
Louis at Sl0@11 60 and Winter do at $l2I6 So clos.
ing dull We quote:
Superbne Sate.. .............,,..,...s6 s6 6am An
NNo TOO 65
super western & 60M 2 an
EAlo S6(D IS
Extra Ohio round hoop ship brands... 8 IO3 IN
E1ra obio trade and family brands. 66@511 S6
E, go o. TIlesse M o
Irho ot oou!s. T665I7 90
The union Democrat., 1866-07-28


AN ANCIENT REvoLvER.-I saw in the his.
torical collection of Dresden an object of great
interest. lr was Il perfect revolving plstul,
more than two hundred years old and no
antiquated, half made, rough, rddimentary
affair, either, but as thoroughly finished u
pistol rs were the Toledo anu Damascus
blades Of older dare. 1t was OF about tie
same size ~ u Colts revolver, and not only
we're the revolving barrels of precisely the
same structures size aud shape, but they
we're SIX in number. The only point of in.
feriority was that in this there il no spring tc
bring up the next barrel when one is fired. Ii
must be doue with the hand. But this is q
little thing, and could have been easily rene
died. Colonel Colt was shown this pistol
wien in Europe, shortly before his death. The
same gentleman exhibited it to me, and told
me be never saw more expressive face than
Colts when he saw his own invention applied
more than two centuries since. OF course
the lock was flint. and yet being what is
Known as revolving lock, it was packed
in very small space, and the whole aspect
Of the pistol was neat aud attractive as any
mndern revolver. There is also another fire
arm still more interesting. Is is Witworth
gun, perfect in every respect, excepting that
the bore is square, instead of six .sidel, True,
is 1t not. that there is Eothng new under the
sun Cor. Springfield Republican.
The union Democrat., 1866-07-28

JUsT So.-Some one says, call Satan 9
saint; call sunshine a shadow call mule
a canary call Brownlow Christian ;
Brigham Young bachelor Anna Dicken
son woman; Ben. Butler a soldier; call
the moon a fat cheese, and the stars tallow
dips call niger q blonde, an eagle a
dunghill, or the Phoenix crow call Shodd '
honest or Raymond Consistent; but don'l
insult common sense and deform mother
tongue by calling the political organization
which Contains all the sectionalists and
disunionists in the country. and which i.
persistently and violently endeavnring to dis
rupt and break up the Federal Government
"a Uuion party"
The union Democrat., 1866-07-28

ABOUT BEEF, ,SrEAKs.-Beef. steaks were
d >covered in ancient times. by Roman
priest, whose rame we forget, though it can
be found in book, the title of which we do
not remember. lie had been broiling piece
o. beef, to be offered to the god in whose
temple be of6cia,ed. and seizing il by the
thumb and fore finger, for the purpose of con-
veying it to the altar. he found it so hot that
he was compelled to drop it. .-and instinetiyely
placed his thumb and finger in his mouth.
FEey happened to be covered with the juice
of the steak, which he tasted, and lost all
sense of the pain, in the exquisite enjoyment
thus conveyed in the palate. Being man
If genius. he placed another slice upon the
GOALS. which, being cooked. he ipnccently de.
vaured, losing sight of his official duties,
which required that it should be placed 1ibe.
fore the god. For long time he pursued
his course until his sleek appearance attract
ed attention, and he was watched, and the
secret discovered. lie would hare been put
to death, but for the judge on the trial eating
| ing steak. whereupon he was acquitted, and
made Pontifex Maximus High Priest) as
reward for the benefit he bad conferred on
mankind. Beef.s steaks became the rage, and
there were hrnis going on ail over the. en-
nire. for the Romans were q little more
ou;ck. witted than the Chinese, who deemed
it necessary to burn down house to roast
MO. II was blessed day for mortals when
the high priest burnt his fingers.
pa Proud looks lose hearts. but cour.
| teous words win them.
The union Democrat., 1866-07-28

Miss BURDETT CoUTTs Anna Cora Rit-
chic, in II letter from London says: The
faded beauties who cling to their vanished
charms have taken great interest in the sud.
den rejuvenation of Miss Burdett Coutts,
under the hands of the wonderful 'restOrer,
Madam Rachel Miss Cuutts, it is said, had
to pay ei0O before she commenced the baths
with which the process of rejuvenation be
gins. After going through the regular course
of treatment, Miss Coutts dawned upon the
fashionable world with the LAYERS of some
twenty birthdays rolled off from her person
Her hair not dyed, but restored, and
growing anew her defective complexion
clear and soft-the lines which tell such
tales of the workings of the human hear,
and human brain smoothed our. and the i'm
press of time suddenly efaced fom her gen
eral appearance
The union Democrat., 1866-07-28
eRICey Foa ADvERTIsaNc.


aa RRICGS F0B AOvERTIsaNC.
a n AGREED UPON ny the Proprieiors Of the Tuo
amne connty newspapers August 81, 1854;
MINING NOTICES For each and every square
Of 10 lines nonpare, hrst insertion. -. 90
Ssr each subsequent insertion. 50
EyAfa puEtion of a ~qu.re Of hve pes eE more shall
AunNoys Epissrict Cart. shsrs m,ntas, 90 90
~ three weeks ....... Is 90
Extra length each sau.re ........ 5 90
g Ju,tices' three mouths ... 20 90
!. weeks ... ...... II SO
AHERiFF'5 sALE-Three weeks .......... Is 90
Extra length each square, ....... 5 90
.CONsrABLE's SALE-Three weeks -. -. - 90
NOTICE To CIR EDt TORS K Insolyent weeks... Is 90
bOLE TRADERS NOTICE. weeks, .......... II 90
LIEN HOLDERS NOTICES ....... 10 90
Extra length, each square, 90
=" weeks -. -. - .. 10 90
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.-3 ..... Is 90
Extrs length, per slnarc,............. %
pIsSoI.uTI0N NOTICES. weeks...... q 90
PROBATE NOTICES weeks, ................. so
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