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American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-04-07
THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
Madison County,
In the Circuit Court of said County.

Al tuW NltCuit Souft Oh SAID county.
7. A. PHILLIPS, President, &c.,
VS.. ~
JSo. W. BALFoUR 4 JAS. NJ. HoLLowAY. NJ
Attachment to March Term, 1856.
THE defendants in the above stated
= case are hereby notified that an a.
tachment was issued against the Estate.
on the I'd day Of March. A. d, 1866. for
the sum Of Fourteen hundred and Ninety
dollars, and eighty-One cents. with inter-
est at the rate Of two per cent. TeiuTna-
BILE to said Court 10 favor Of said plain.
tiff, and aha,. unless they appear ~ the
courthouse Of said county. in the city Of
Canton. on the .,5
"a day of April. 1855.
it being the cd Monday Of the March
term thereof, to plead, answer or demur
TO said attachment. Judgment BY de-
fault win be entered against them, and
the estate attached, will be sold 10 satisfy
said judgment; and. it Is further ordered
that this notice be Published ct least once
week for four consecutive weeks In he
American Citizen. o public newspaper In
this STATE, and that . copy Of ihe same
be sent by the Clerk Of this Court TO The
defendants at their respective post Offices.
Witness my hand and seal
J1 q Of said Court. this I'd day Of
10 March. A. D. 1865.
~ JN0. W. DAWSON.
Mar. 8. essw. CLERK.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-04-07
STATE OF MISSISSIPPI, 1
Madison County. !

In Probate Court OF said County.
In the matter of the Petition Of -fimarias Gran
ford and Others for the sale Of the Real Es,sfs
Of George W. Campbell, deceased.
appearing to the satisfaction ofthe Court,
l. that the following named persons, heirs.
and distributes of said deceased, are non-,
residents of this State, and that they reside
respectively, as follows james Campbell
and Lindsey Campbell, in the State of Ar
kansas Lawrence Tinnin, Hugh Tinnin, Da-
vid w. Tinnin and Martha Tyler, in Lamar
county, State OF Texas-h is ordered by the
Court, shat publication be made in the Amer
lean Citizen, public newspaper Published in
the city of Canton, for four consecutive
weeks, notifying said persons to be and ap-
pear In this Court, on Friday the 18th day Of
April, 1866, to show cause, if any they can,
why said real Estate of said George W. Camp
bell, deceased, should not be sold and pros
ceeds distributed among the heirs of the said
neceased, according to their respective inter-
ests therein. Il. d, WARD, Clerk,
March Is, 1866. eT5t.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-04-07
4ottrg.


How delicious 10 the winning
Ofa kiss at love's beginning,
When two mutual hearts are signing
For the knot there's no untying.
Yet, remember, midst your wooing,
Love has bliss, but love has ruing;
Other smiles may make you tickle,
Tears for other charms may triekle.
Love he comes and love be tarries,
just as Fate or Fancy carries;
Longest stays where sorest chidden,
Laughs and flies when pressed and hidden,
Bind the sea to slumber Silly,
Bind the odor to the lily;
Bind the aspen meier to culver,
Then bind love to last forever.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-04-07
&tgal Matiess.
In the Csnrf Of Prehas<
u Madison e0unfy,nEi IL
VI arch Term. lG<{&

Z
/ In the matter Of the D In the Csurf sfPrsha.s|
Estate of VIM. n. Ben Of n1adis0m county I'M III
nett. deceased SMarch Term, 1S66.
TT is ordered by the Court, that citatio|
! be published once week, for four succed
i've weeks, in the American Citizen, news
paper printed and published in said county
requiring Martha R. Neal, John w. Neal
@. Bennett, John G. Bennett, and Henri
T. Bennett to be and appear in this court ol
Friday the 18th day of April next, then an,
there to show cause, if any they can, why TIL
final account of Henry A. Goodloe, adminis|
traitor of Garrett Goodloe, deceased, Of TIL
administration by said Garrett Goodies. ID
his lifetime ofthe personal estate OF said Wm|
R. Bennett, deceased, should mot be allowed
and recorded. q
Tests .. D. WARD,
March ID, 1856. eT4w. Clerk.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-04-07

DGT The London Owl enters upon the
dispute between High and Low Churchmen
in England, with the following:
RITUALrsM.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-04-07

Patience, application, and courage
overcome ell difficulties.
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'Gmtoll a0bntisem'ts..

= VUtN~W C~t~W<%%@Hkut NJ
!, Just Received,
q 3, and 6 horse iron axle Wagons
o. Il, complete; Q and A horse 81 inch Hal
. ness, and 80 sets Plow Harness.
g Plows; Trace. Ok. Fifth and Breast Chains
T Collars Hames,
Blind Brides, Hoes,
Spades, Shovels,
Axes, Nails,
Ovens. Skiilets.
Brooms, Pals,
Buckets,
Selves, Wool and Cotton Cards, Lanterns. Pots
Tubs, Colts Pistols, Ammunition, Bagging,
Rope. Grindstones,. Cooking Utensils.
Sad, Grid and And-Irons, Rakes, &c.
J. b. MOREY e. Co.,
Feb. 10, 1865. CANTON, MISS
J ST r E EIVED.
I7000 BUSHELS CORN at 81 25; SOC
| IUUV bushels Oats-$I 90. loo sack
Salt; rs bbls choice st. Louis family Flour:
Is sacks Coffee Buckwheat, Corn Meal,
Bacon, Potatoes, Molasses, Whisky.
Gin, Catawba Wine. Sugar,
Syrup, Rice, Soda, Sale.
ratus. Raisins, Pepper,
| Spice, Mackeral;
| Peaches, Peas,
| Tomatoes,
| Corn in cans;
| Oysters, Sardines,s
| Crackers, Vinegar, Lime,
| Cement, Tobacco, Olive Oil,
Coal Oil, Sauces, Chocolate,
| Backing, Garden Seed. Black Tea
Green Tea, Starch. Soap, Candles,
Matches, Indigo. Yeast Powders, Ginger.
Mustard, Cinnamon, Nutmegs, Snuff,
Quinine, Morphine, Paregoric, Lauda-
mum, Castor Oil, Pills; Hostet-
ter's. brakes and Old Cab.
in Bitters; Bay Rum,
Sugar of Lemon,
Macaroni.
Pickles, Walnut, Tomato and Worcester
shire Sauces, Gloves, Turpentine, Flax Seed
j. b. MOREY IL Co.,
Feb. 10, 1866. CANTON, MISS.
TINHE choicest assortment of HATS,
l. BOOTS and SHOES-at bargains.
CLOTHING, cheaper than the cheapest
from New York
G E NTS' FURNISHIN GOODS
to suit the Million, from New York.
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS
in great variety.
I k00 LBS. COTTON YARNS, western
and Southern.) Nos. 8, 6, Z, 8, |
8, 10 and IL.
MATING, BLANKETS,
LINsEYS, LOWELI.s, DOMEsTICs,
Ky JEANS, SATINETTS, CASIMERES.
BROAD CLOTHS, TRUNKS, vALTSEs, &C.,
For sale, for cash, at lowest cash prices
J. b. MOREY Il Co.,
Canton, Miss.
A GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF CLOTHING
CR0CKERY, TIN-wARE,
SCHOOL AND MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS,
STATIONERY, PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS.
FANCY GOODS,
WATCHES,
JEWELRY,
ETC, ETC, ETC. ETC.
At COST and CHAR GESll
over Coats from $ll to $44.
Blankets from So to SIS.
Heavy Winter Goods.
FEB. ID. ]. B. MOREY d 90.
A RRlVING in addition to the above. a ,
omplete assortment of
fancy and Staple Family Groceries, c
and Plantation Supplies, q
J. B. MOREY & Co.
TT TUNSTALL,
W W FUCKER, y
H W VIRDEN, with
j. B. MOREY &c Co., I
eb. l8. 1866. Canton, Miss. =
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NOTICE OF FINAL ACCOUNT.

NOTlCE OF FINAL ACCOUNT..
To James Huffman and all others intsyestsc
in the estate Of Sanssel W Huffman, de
ceased.
Won are hereby notified to be and person.
i ally appear in the Probate Court oi
Madison County Mississippi, on Sstnfday
the 18th day Of April next, in the April
Term Of said court, then and there to
show cause If any you can, why the Fir
nal Account Of R. M. Davis, Administra-
tor on the estate Of said deesdent should
not be allowed as stated and Q decree Of
the court entered accordingly s.s
By order Of the Court.
E. D. WARD. Cl'k.
March Is, 1866. eT4w
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-04-07

BY THE HUSBAND OF A RIruALIsr.
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BAKERY AND CONFECTIONERY

CHARLES STOOLS.
HAVING returned from his Faderland, respect
IL fully informs the citizens of Canton and
vicinity that he has re-established himself at his
old stand, and is carrying on the Bakery and Con-
fectionery business in a more superior style than
heretofore. He will keep FRESH LIGHT.BREAD
always on hand; also fresh CANDIES, fine CAKES,
ETC., etc.
Light Bread, per loaf, ..... ........... lOc
per doz. .....................$l 90
Candy, stick, % fb.................... SO
=. faucy, % ID. rs
He keeps on hand. also, Pickles. Picked Oysters,
HOLSTERS. Sardines, Almonds, Raisins, Oranges,
Apples, etc. etc.
He socits the patronage of the public, and will
endeavor to give satisfaction.
Dec l6, 1865. Il
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LEGAL INTELLIGENCE.
Th o Great Railroad Caae-PerpetuRl IRas
junction tarRuled.

At the meeting of the Court at WilIiamsport on
IL junction ON the finding OF the jury. Mr. Cuyler
moved that the matter be re erred to Master. Mr..
Back moved its reference to au Examtner TO take
testimony, and appoint lUtuTe day co decide on
the final deer, Q. Both motions we're overruled.
The defense objected TO decree being issued
Until further opportunity was given them % prove
tGcts allea in oGher than those passed On
by the jurv. This objection was oyerruled. and
lCIpe ual injunction granted so that the Connells
VILE +, ad comes out tr ump hant IN the contest.
Mr.. Lowre asked to prove that the inso1vent cor
pOration had enough to pay ITS deot to Baltimore
OyerruIed. Court then adjourned-PttS5urg GU
GGtte
court of Quarter sessions-Judge Pierce.
- C-morTow is The glorious Fourth but If any one
should be so unfortunate as TO be ignorant OF thai
important fact, and had no other source from
which to derive that piece OF intorma-
ton than from the expressions of the prI.
soneTs who crowded the dock this morning,
We would, without O mighty d0ub, remain en-
looked as if to-day he was TO be sentenced and to
morrow hung Faces of va ious coIors and various
exoresiona; some were perfect pictures OF staLva,
ton and despair, some of 1ear, and some looked as
il dIsgusted with this word ana all the contents
therein.
However their touching looks did not affect the
Court Tor this honorable BODY at once proceeded
TO dispose OF their caSes.
First upon the olack list was George Priser,
charged with burglary IN entering The house of
LOUIS Kre or, southwest corner OF Broad and Ridge
TWO officers testified that about half after IL
O'Clock OH the morning OF the 2Sth they saw PIiaer
ard some others go behind hIeers mouse use lney
wach the proceedings hey saw the parties cem-
nence oring LOle' IN a window, and one of tao
officers arrested man. The others smelling mice
ciild out you bet," and disappeared through &
Gel ar DOOR.
wi en- Prizer arrested al house on Broad street
After tie att rneY had opened tho doiense, tho
floor and the attention of the Court occupied
Tor a few minutes by Drunken GaL" or "Crazy
Nance or some other intoxicated or moonstruck
fema bundled no In calico aud crinom', who sud
dcaly became quie noisy But the promptness OF
the officers OF the court restored qulet Tor they
shl filed out the lovely ure, VINO retired, leaving
her compliments 10 all IN court.
The defense alege that at the time this burglary
is AID to have been committed, Priser was at home
il Led.
Ibe Jury rendered a verdict of guilty.
witnesses tor tho defence, not promptly obeying
their summonses witnesses. We're brought before
the Court Tor contempt sharply reprmandel for
n CIr conduct having kept the business back Tor q
hat hour by their non-attendanc2, and were each
O. cred TO paw the costs,
Gorge Thomas and Richard johnson, coO;ed,
We charged with the larceny of $3.50 the property
of James MiIoT-tlat is, $50 worth OF shoes. On
| tr'Il,
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"The Austr ans have interrupt all lines Of commu-
n cation on the side of he Po and Minclo.
General Mar ra and the King left Florence to join
"GenerL golett, Mlnister ofMarne ha LEFT to take
Iinribad las arrived at Bergamo to inspect several
bat alions ofVolunees and BeIsaSuori He met With
II l. believed that The organization OF the ne Minis
try viii be ofciay anne unced to the ChamDer as soon
as hostiii les have comm euoed
"ihe Senate has Approved the blil Tor monetary
erlnr d. The debate the financial bills has commenced
IN the Senate"
PRUssrAN SUE DY TO ITALY.
VIENNA, june lS.-The Vienna papers publish lnte
gnce from Berne stating that subsidy sent by the
tu slan Government to la Y, consisting o. lJO nVgO
flames in gold ked In casks, has passed through this
city en- route tor Florence.
IHE GERMAN CONFEDERATION
oldenburg and Anhatt have oflelsly notified their
Baden declines to take active part The hostllitles
PARIS. June l6.-Itls asserted that the recent pro-
ceednps OF the Federal niet have determined several
powers dgntaries ofth Vienna treaty of 1915 to declare
which OIm part of european international law, have
TRNRFoST June l6-Prince Charles of Bavaria
vii lie app olnted Commander-in-Chef Of the Federal
extraordinary sitting of Federal Diet hos been
Led here for tie purpose OF Immediately deciding upon
that in consequence the onry of the PIussans into
SaXODy, Austria and Bavaria be requested to adopt,
without deay The measures necessitated by this ac OF
FRHSxFoRT, June lin yesterdays sitting of he
Federal Diet the Saxon motion requesting assistance
against the PIussan invasion adopted by 10 against
votes and the ustrian end Bavar IAN representa- ives
on into elect Baden voted with the niojority he
MustcrPresident announced that Austria guaranteed
to the Confederation.
The representative of Luxemburg announced that the
Netherlands would remain neutral In The coming
gic his decision was protested asa19s BY the PEes-
Federal Bavaran) garrison in this town occupied the
raj way station and took possession of the Prusslau
tp1ppFanh
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Miss MulOch,s Marriage.

The Springfield Republican publishes the fol
loving extract from a private letter from
England:-
Mrs R. knows Mics Mu' och intimately IL Is
quite true that the good-heared authoress married
fame man, one younger than herself His name m rs IS
(raik; he is the son of the leading minister OF the
scotch KIRK IN Glasgow Inc latter and Mss
Mu och have been intimate friends for years.
luL he has not become reconcied to her marriage
IL appear that sOme time ago young Cralk got ms
lee bIo6 en- on the raj way to London. After the
ACCIDENT a etteI was found IN his POCKET, and ad-
dressed 10 MISS Muloch Ia letter OF introduction nom
bis iather) ana was taken 20 her house ana ten
cerIV cared for great friendship sprung mp
hetWeen Them but or a Ong time It was more ike
hat existing between an eder sister and younger
brotber than any deeper sentiment. lie at ens,h
Wcnt home hut so m returned, proposed, and was
accepted. Mr. Crak was what is called an account,
ant, but he has j. st become manageT IN tne London
SIploch ia very tall aud rather Paunt, but has
a peculiarly gentle look She is very quiet ana
unpre,ending, and hates to be treated as an au'
thOregg."
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
OFFICE OF TUE EVENING TEL EGRAPH, I
Tupsdav Jn1y 2 IgG6


The Stock Market was duh this morning, with
the exception of Railroad shares, which continue
the most active on the list. About $500 shares
of Catawssa preferred sold at from 36j 1D3S, the
former rate decline of II on the closing price
last evening; Camden and Amboy sold at 134t,
no change; Pennsylvania Railroad at 552@56,
an advance Of ); Reading at 53l0953B, an adj
vance of 1; and Northern Central 43l, no change;
56was bid for Norristown;56i tor Minehill; 43lfor
Elmira preferred; aud 3l| for philadelphia and
Erie.
Government bonds are firmly held at full
prices 5.2Os sold at 1O34@1O4l, and 7'aOs at
lO32. GA was bid tor 104Os, and 1861 for 6s of
1881, coEpon off, City loans are more active;
the new issue sold largely at o6i, and the old do.
at 90.
Bank shares, as we have noticed for some
time past, continue in good demand for invest
ment. Mechanics sold at 3lS. 14O was bid for
First National; 142 for Philadelphia; 124 for
Farmers and Mechanics: 81 for Commercial;
100 for Southwark; 80 for Penn Township; SO
for G1rard so for Western; 80 for Manufacturers
and Mechanics; G5 for City; SO for Common
wealth. Ga for Corn Exchange; and 60 for Union.
In Canal shares there is very little move
ment. Schuylkill Navigation preferred sold at
35, an advance of ); 265 was bid for Schuylkill
Navigation common; 40 for Morris Canal pre-
ferred and 55d for Delaware Division.
Quotations of Gold-10 A. NJ, 1853; II A. NJ,
| 1925; IL NJ, 1854; P. NJ, 1881.
The New York Herald OF yesterday says:-
"The supply money continues extremely abundant
at the took Exchange at 46g5 per cent wi the ma
iori transact tons at the lower rate while hrs-class
commercial paper taken lreelv at sos per cent dis
count The statement OF the associated inks for the
deposits have ased 50 37 1884 the legal ten notes
1882 l2l and the circulation SlL,z26. On the other
| hand, the loans have increased in about Inc same
ratio deposits 80 44736O The specie mas
decreased only s1Ob S78a small sum considering tnat
nearly three millions palo into The Custom House
| OF coin in the banks of this city,"
| The New York Times this morning says:-
"The Treasury Office paid yesterday s67i 900 in
gold on the first of July interest and much larger
| am oun on checks given out on SATURDAY. night and
Yesterday morning Interest desk remain to be
| presented payment at the Gold TeLer's counter
MANY o. them are held at Ipk in place OF gold though
required by rule the Treasury once to DC pre-
sented day The Customs receipts Tor the Gay
Was renewed with increased activity at the ock Ex-
change and among the great dealers in Wall street this
| The transactions altogether count by mil
ms The heaviest In United states 520s OF 1865,
but all descriptions participated and at the full rates of
Saturday. On the stock Exchange the speculation in
impaired certain decree ofhImness 10 the whole rail-
way list he highest sales of Erie 63A q cent
| as against ga at the close on Saturday"
| PHILADELPHIA STOCK EXCHANGE SALES TO-DAY
Reported by De Haven s. Bro, No, 40 Third street
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From California,

SAN FRANCISCO, July l "A letter. dated Mohave
City, Arizona. June Ii, represents the mining
prospects as fatterinR. Small predatory bands of
Indians had p undered a camp IN the Macedonia
district, and had murdered one man there and
another at Mohave Springs. Two companies had
been raised to pursue the murderers.
The steamer Sierra NeUddd, from Victoria, brings
S174 coo in treasure. Mining shares sod for the
past seven weeks foot up less than hall the amount
sod for the corresponding period last year. Tho
leading miners report that they all doing better
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LOSERS ny THE BowDoINuAM BANK ROBBERY. -
A Maine paper states the chief losses OF depo,
sitors by the recent robbery of the bank at
SI6 600; Byron Whilmore, $4,000; II. A. Grey,
$4,000; Josiah Morrow, $3OOO; j., r. Temple,
$1,000 Thomas Spear, $400; Nathan Varnum,
S4OO; J. X. Mlllay, $3.50; William A. Wood G00i $2O0i
Joseph Mustard, $1l 900; John o. Given,
Sl4, 600; William Purrington $4,000; William
Bibber $4,000; Samuel WhitmOre, $llOO,
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The Eight-Hour Movement.

BOSTON, July The Boston Caulkers' Associa
ton and other organizations of mechanics held
meeting at Faneuil Hall last night in favor of the
eiPht-hour movement. Speeches were made and
resolutions adopted to labor earnestly to the
results desired by eectng friends of the movement
to the Legislature,
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Markets by Telegraph.

NEW YORK, July 3.-Cotton quiet at 36G3Sc
Flour is dull; 5000 barrels sold at $6'60@10'25 for
S1ae; SO 90di3'75 Tor ONO; Sc 60D10 for Western
$40 2Od17 for Southern and $9d13 80 tor Canadian,
" heat dull sales unimportaur. Corn has advanced
1c 80 COO bushels so at S7(GSSc Beef ct. Pork
heavy at $32l2kd32 25 Tor Mess. Lard dull. Whisky
dull
There is no Stock Beard to-day.
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FROM WASHINGTON THIS AFTERNOON.
SPECIAL DISPATCHES TO EVENING TELEGRAPH
WASHING ON July g.
The Pacific Naval SQUADRON.

The Navy Department has received communica.
tion from Acting Rear Admiral Pearson, command
ing the Pacific squadron dated Bav OF CalIao, June
/ IN which he gives the following report concerning
the condition and employment of the vessels OF
which II is composed
The Tag ship P0,ohdtan Is in good condition, and
will remain at Calao untll the Goth of June, when
she will proc. ed to Panama, and there meet the
Lancaster on her arrival at that place.
The steamer Lancaster is repairing at Mare Island,
Navy Yard, but expected to be ready for ner
officers and crew by the middle OF June.
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The Condition of Senator Lane.

ST. LOUIS, July a. General Lane was still living
last evening, but his physicians have no hopes of his
recovery. He has been unconscious and has not
opened his eyes or spoken since shooting himself.
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PbiIadeIphia Trade Report.

TUESDAY ly3-Ther is but little oaercitrOn Bark
here and No Is steady at S94 per ton Tanners Bark
is worth SIG to SIS q cord.
Cotton is dull with small sales at S1@Ss cents.
r CIoverseed comes in slowly, and may be quoted at
s7'50Ds. Prices OF Timo hy ars nominal Small sales
OF Flsxseed at $3.50 u bushel at which figure wanted
The spirit ess condition of the Flour trade recorded
for some time past still continues but prices are re-
markaDly high There is no shipping demand b9t ne the
home consumers have purchased 10 e extent OF luuy
bbls.. chiefly Northwestern extra at Sli 20 @lz
az bril-. including PenDsy yanla n9s 10. at
Sl 5O6ll450; fancy at S156DlT' S5g V, and
superfne at ss6S75 as In quality Ihe last sale OF
rye -Four was at $685. Prices OF Corn Meal are
nominal. ,.,...t sroau oro h,,ty nm N
the demand and prices unchanged small ssles So o.,
red al e27O@9 white Is scarce. Rye commanas ~ xveo
25 Com Is unchanged. sales OF 5000 bush at sigse
and veiioy AT a. Oats are not so abundant Saes OF
S0 Bnsb at 7SfSc for Pennsylvania and 76c for Dela
ware Whisky Is dull Sman ade saies Vi Nehn'JN"~ ~
~ 224@2.26 ana ohio at S2'2s@220
800 PENNSYLVANIA RESSERVVEs e., CORPS.
R-SS Tbe division will form on TWEL Eth street,
,b, restih on SPRUCE street fseing east az seven
IBht isssH f,tT,a iegR HORATIO q. SICKLE,
US' h' Vu'J - AN Late Colonel Sd Reserves
so,,s BreYet Brig. Gen. US Vols
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Sailing of the .sChina.,

rosToN, July S.-The steamer China sailed for
Iiyerpool about noon to-day.
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HELMBoLDs "HIGHLY CONC
IL COMPOUND
FLUID EXTRACT OF RUcHU.

A positive and specific remedy l0r diseases OF the
BLADDER n, KIDNEIS. CIR ANEL, AND DROPSlCAL
SWELLINGS. 1hls medicine increases the powers, on
digestion, ana eXcltas the absOfbents into healthy
action by which the matter Of clcareous deposl ions
ard ali unnatural enlargements reduced, as well as
pain and inf ANNA tion and Is good for men, women,