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Observation-Disclosures
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Surd ben @oupernelr = 5*@sl1-- selFti
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M TEN LINES OR LESS TO CONSTITUTE A sou ARE.
Square. 1 day. 81 0O-eaeh add'l insert'n$ so
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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-10-07
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allen @abpIdten tn 5tren refpetttpen Counties abs
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$I,00 fir is nien, eoe lpcitere 2ne % Gents
geeitere Anseiaen per 2tnie 10 Geuts.
MnSeqen in ben 9ocaIipaIteu perben nit 81 90 fir
to giiem 5erednt, jeoe ueitere 2ine nit 80 Gents.
NBoblthdtigfeifs s9Insciaen iper=
ben gratis anfgefominen. 9lnseigen
bon 9eieal6aften nuo &ereinen bere9@
Heu mir gum baEben 8reiie.
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anEerbaIb Der StaSt erbitteu mir uns prdnumeranbo
une erilben nm bic 5uienonne pom tlenen Setrdsen
burb '95oftsEfFes Sf6res.s &Ssss
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moroeterl a,asseibt werbe. - 81 $500 -
81 SefHreibnne
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sur ben gouperneut R. O. sromuIo,o
MS. 6Iet9er,s etaatsfstretdr. = 80 ~
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$50 Seicbnune. 81
80 Ipta 80 9oHdrs HeIobnaug sebsn fin bic ggies
eerbringuns meiuer spei QferSe bic ron rTeil1en,
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pergrSBert brauue StlIte, HenItn, NIT elmer
trummen Bdiie i'm geiidt. Sie BIaiie aeht noc6
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mes Sobnes seben. ~ tf,f9I 81 49, : {
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Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1866-12-14
The State Of South Carolina,

AppEvILLr D1srnlcr-Is THE couHr OF oBnrsAng.
by WitLraM Hill. Esq, Ordinary Of All
bevilie Districi, SO. Ca. ;'.7'8- -"
WHEREAS, application hns been rhadc: ia
tEzme by lsauc Branch. for Lettersof Admin,
tie goods and chs.teis, rights azd credits Of w .
-Belcher. jr.y ls,e Of said Dist5jet, deceased,
These are. therefore, to cite apd adnonish the
kindred andfcreditors Of the said deceased tosbs
iaod appear before ma at Court of Ordinary
.foF Abbeyille cDiatriet 10 be held at AbbeviIIs
Court, House, ,un Friday, lhe gath Of December.
to show ycsagae, Il .aHs tasy espi why tho said
letters should not be granted. - ~
e,issp nhdsr ny handstpsdl y seal .hh 4 OH day
S 5Decshbsr 1866. - rs ~ - 8
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1866-12-14
The State of South Carolina

The State Of South Carolina.
AnREy!LLE DlsIRlcr-Ia THE. COURT OF onp1sAnY1:
~ WILLIAM HILL, Esquire, Ordinary OF
.Abbeviiie District, So. Ga. = ~
Nv HEREAS, application hns been made to
w me by Mrs. Edney liin,on, for Letters Of
Administration Of Hll and figgalar the goods and
ehe.tels. rights and credits. Of John Hinton,
nTl,ese are, therefsss 10 cite and admo ohsl, the
kindred and Gre!itora 6f:the aaid deceased to Ls
and appear before me at a Court Of Ordinary
for Abbe4Hd Iistrici, 70 be held ut Abbe Vile
cour. House sop Fiday, the 18th Of December,
to shoa eaoso, # any .,Rey can, why the said
letters should not he grhnted. -:
Given under my lia,id and seal this gath day
- =. - ;; S. -, e WI Hill, o: A. D.
Noy. as - -: 8 - i..E st
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1866-06-04
Patent Bronze Metal Sheathing
MANUFACTURED BY THE
Ne,C Bedford Copper Co.

N the manufacture of Yellow Metal Sheathing, It
has been the universal practice hitherto, as il still
is with other manufacturers. to mmerse the Sheets
after all rolling is done, in acid BATH The effect
sought and obtained, by this process, is to give the
metal the fine yellow color to which it owes its dis
tinctive name.
But this effect is of necessity attended by results
injurious to the metal. The hard and highly polish
cd surface, formed the sheets by successive heat
ing and cooling and the action OF the rolls Is
moved and surface left in its stead-brght, indeed,
but rough pmpled and unequaly corroded, and con-
siderably softer than the surface removed.
No one can doubt that any given sheet OF sheath
ing metal must be better with shard, smooth sur
face than with softer and rougher surface.
This Improvement in the art of sheathng ships has
been secured by Letters Patent Of the United States
| to the New Bedford Copper Company.
The composition of this metal Is exactly the same
as that OF the yellow Muntz metal the sole differ
ence being in the surface finish. 1t Is believed that
this is very important and will add months to the
wear of the metal
The Bronze Metal is sold at the price as Yol-
| low Metal. ..g 80 ..seIt
Samples and mo,e particular description at the
| Office Of -
McGilvery, Ryan G. Davis,
/ Agents Of the New Bedford Copper Co.,
| t61 Commercial Street.
| NY-Suits Of Yellow or Bronze Sheathing Metal de-
| livered at any convenient port. june4dt
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1866-06-04
tow of a steamer, but their destination is un-

tow of q steamer, but their destination is un-
known.
Great numbers Of strangers are secreted in
this city. A demonstration in some direction
is uudeniably intended.
Large quantities OF rifles in the Merchants
Despatch warehouse were seized by the Unit
cd States authorities tonight.
MONTREAL, June 8.
Two regiments of regulars, 5000 volunteers,
three batteries of field artillery and sixty men
and officers from the war-sloop Plydes, now in
the harbor here, left here last night as naval
brigade to protect the Cornwall canal. A large
number of sailors are to follow. Two men-ot-
war are on the way from Quebec to this city
CORNWALL, C. W., June 8.
The Fenians are concentrating here in force.
No demonstration has been made by them as
yet. .s4.Fs....l i. - ...-.
TORONTO, June 8, 2 A. NJ.
a dispatch from Waterloo says Col Dennis
command, numbering about eighty men, en-.
gagged eighty or cne hundred Fenians about
2.3G. Gen. O'Neill ordered the Fenians TO
charge on the volunteers with fixed bayonets,
when the volunteers broke and run in every
direction, throwing away hats, belts, cartridge
boxes &c. BY o'clock, the field of Waterloo
was in possession of the Fenians Col. Den
mis- is said to be wounded. Two Fcnians were
killed, and the British had five or six wound
ed. L.E1H .a.t1
The operator at Port Colborne reports a
large body of Fenians crossing to Canada.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1866-06-04
ITEMS OF STATE NEWS.

--Lewlstonls to have regatta ON the Fourth
The Biddeford Journal says on Monday, a
drunken fellow in that city, named Wentworth.
fired shot from his revolver at his father. also
at man connected with the circus. both of
which shots happily missed. He was locked
up over night and allowed to sober of, when
he was released.
The Lewiston Journal says that some of
the farmers in Webster have been for some time
annoyed by the frequent and somewhat myste-
rious destruction of their sheep and laml s.
more particularly the latter. The mystery was
solved ON Thursday when Loupceryier made
its appearance in the field of Phineas Spof,ord.
Esq, OF that town. The animal showing no
signs of alarm, Mr.. s. attempted to deal with
the beast with his hoe, which he was at the time
using; but the creature retreated to q tree.
Dogs and guns were procured and, after q
chase of some hours, the beast was killed by
Mr.. Spofford. The creature measured two feet
four inches in height, and five feet five inches
in length. Its head bears striking resemblance
to that of the common house cat, but of course
much larger Its body is like that of the hare.
is guant and thin, while its legs are large and
muscular with broad fiat foot, and a tail that
is emphatically minus quantity.
From Bath, Skowhegan, and various other
quarters of the state, we have reports of quite
heavy frosts on Thursday and Friday.
The Bangor Whig contains call for Sol
diers' and Sailors County Convention for Pc
nobscot county, to meet at the CITY Hall. Ban-
gor, on the 8th inst. -.
We learn from the Gardiner Reporter that
on Friday last, a. lad about IL years of age, son
OF VIM. Daniorth, of that city, fell into the
stream, just above the bridge OH the causeway'
and was drowned
We see by the Farmer that at a recentmeet-
ing of the Augusta Free Bridge Company.
called to consider the action of the citizens and
of the City authorizes, upon the question of
making the bridge free to the public, it was vo-
ted that the company had no legal authority
to transfer the property to the city for the pur-
pose proposed ln
The Belfast Age says that among the losers
BY the great fire at Oil City, Pa, on Friday.
were the brothers, Horatio and lward Thomp-
son of that city. They, together with Mr..
Blodgett of Bucksport, owned block yalued
at $4,000, which was destroyed
Governor Cony, President of the Maine
Freedmen's Relief Society, has called meet
ing OF that Association at the Executive apart
ments in the State Capitol at Augusta, on
"Wednesday, June 9th, at Eve o'clock p. NJ, to
take measures to secure greater efficiency, and
more general interest in the operations of the
Society in this State. All interested in the
cause Of the Freedmen are invited to attend
An our State exchanges speak very en-
couragingly of the prospects of the coming
fruit crop. The trees and blossoms look well;
and if farmers could only be induced to give
proper attention to the business of destroying
the caterpillars, we should think the favorable
expectations well grounded.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1866-06-04
The Fanian News.

We give this morning all the dispatches re-
ceived since Saturday, including a special one
to the Press, from Montreal. We have made
arrangements for special dispatches, daily,
from Canada, during the invasion, and, five
are not disappointed, shall be able to present
our readers every morning with the latest and
most reliable accounts from the seat ofwar.
The excitement in this city, Saturday and
Sunday, especially among the Irish popula-
ton, was deep. and every one was anxious to
gain the latest intelligence. Our office was
visited by many ofthe anxious ones to whom
we cheerfully impaired all the news in our
possession.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1866-06-04
THREE DAYS
LATER FROM EUROPE.


NEW YORK, June 8.
Steamships Hermann, from Southampton
23d, and Marathon, from Liverpool 22d, via
| Queenstown 23d, have arrived.
| The steamship Hibernian, from Quebec, ar
rived at Londonderry on the 23d.
| The London Post of the 22d, publishes a
Paris telegram, stating that it is definitely ar
ranged that the representatives of France
England and Russia on one side, and Austria
Prussia and Italy on the other, will assemble
at the Foreign Ministry office in Paris, under
the presidency of M. Drouyn De L'Huys, ior
formally opening the conference to solve pa
officially the pending questions between Aus
tria, Prussia and Italy.
The London Herald says neither Congress
or conference can do any more than postpone
the war, nnlesS one Or the other of the COM
battantS become exhausted under tn e.burClen
OF its preparations.
The Dresden Journal of the 21st says
Congress has been agreed to by all parties, and
it would meet on the 25th.
Prussia has issued decree, that in the
event of war, merchant ships belonging to
the enemy, will not be liable to capture on
the high seas by her war vessels. The meas
ure is only to apply in case Of reciprocity from
the enemy H9
An entreHched camp was to be constructed
near Vienna, as point oi concentration for
the ArGtrian N armv
II was continnojlv ossarta al +bot ,,str;o tos
refused to discuss auy proposition for the ces-
sion OF Venetia. ..u,isrr
that unti the 1ith If Inna o., o,,,,, on..'s
shall he concentrated Mt tba e,lo1uino ,,,ooase !.
Metzelar. Erfilrt. Frankfort. and between
Reiss and Glizitz.
In order to prove that Prussia accents tho
Congress-. the .Ienart1re of Pr;nca EroJa,.;oL
Charles for the army. has been nostnoneJ
+ A Tienna dispatch saws the alliance between
Prussia and Itay. binds each tn snnnort 'tha
other. in case Of an attack bv Anstr;a the
treaty to continue until the end of the nras-
ent wear. 10 - r =,
{ A statement that an Austrian natrol bad
crossed the Prussian frontier. is DENIED hv the
Austrian Government. y - =
GREAT BRITAIN. eil si ii e
Wagner. one of the Government infoymer,
was stabbed at Lowth, near Dublin, by a man
named OConnor, who had recently returned
from America, where he served in the Con-
federate army. Wagner was seriously wound
ed. The would be assassin has been arrested.
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Order of Gen. Grant.

BUFFALO, N. Y, June 1.
Lieut.. Gen. Grant passed here going West
at noon to-day. He sent the following dis
patch to Gen. Meade: fhz q
Buffalo, N. r., June 2, 1S66.-To Maj. Gen.
Meade, U. S. A., Philadelphia Gen. Barry is
here. Assign him to the general command
from Buffalo to the mouth Of the Niagara rit-
er. The State authorities should call out the
militia on the frontier to prevent hostile expe-
ditions from leaving the United States, and
save private property from destruction by mobs.
U. S. GRANT, Lieut.. Gen.
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Trial of JEFF. Davjs.

NEW YORK, June 2.
Special dispatches to the evening papers say
the impression is general that JEFF. Davis will
be present at the meeting of the, United
States District Court on the 9th inst, 1t hav-
ing been decided to postpone his trial till Oc-
tober, he will only be represented by counsel
Louis Weichman, the principal witness in
the conspiracy trials against Mrs. Surratt, is
under examination to-day, before the Judicia-
ry Committe, relative to the completely OF
JEFF. Davis in the assassination plot.
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The Cholera In Nesc York Harbor.

NEW YORK, June 2.
Twenty-six new cases Of cholera were re-
ceived at the hospital ship, from the steamer
Peruvian, and there have been twelve deaths
since the last report. There are now 104
cases in the hospital. There have been no
new cases of cholera in this city. The few
that have occurred here are spasmodic and
cause no alarm. The general health of the
city is quite as good as usual at this season.
NEW YORK, June 3.
Twelve new cases and five deaths from
cholera occurred to-day, on the hospital ship.
Several bad cases occurred ON the steamer
Peruvian, and thirty cases of diarrhoea on the
Portsmouth. The yellow fever patients are
doing well.
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MUNICIPAL COURT.

kINGSBURY j., PRESIDING.
SATURDAY. Susan buddy, uhder the force Of a
search and seizure process was obliged 10 pay the
Court S22.26.
William Terry, for larceny of shacke. the proper
ty of A. E. Shurtle paid fine imposed of two dol
lars and costs.