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'rne oa,nolie. OF Mobile to .,,. pops.

Tho Catholics Of Mobile have sent,the folio ,ino
letter TO the Pope by tho hand OF BIahop Ouinirn'
who In now on his way 70 Rome; fI.ESisfN'SN?T3-'
10 20, eur Aost Hoy Fdtts; Pops Plus X:
ceso OF Mobile, take the opportunity Of the de-
parture Of our dearly loved Bish ID }or the HOW
zoe, OF expressing our lovc and sympathy ior your
Wo have watched with an5ioua hearts tho strus.
eisa 81 asys ss RSS ia sas e
Mo . nave Nitnessed your essailants foiled BY the
INT insm; SngAyespg hoas Of ths Bpck Of Peter; yet
es OF tho Lord OF Hosts on earth without the aid
aa SyPatthy ~ q thS glorious Family Of osihalioa
Gs. ss e., eonauSrsd people, oInshsd b stli:ars
anu thank Your Holineas fof tho hind ,eahression
OF s5mPathy manifested toward QB dhYfinE Dur lato
atrugge for independence 1.-THE only, throne, that
gave its sympathy anguaBe, and bade uB hope Or,
GaTlF and happy Issue Of the ffntricjdal war. =
mo, therefore, desire, In as far al our 'prayorp
and our humble means allow, III assist you 10 AZ
cept and negotiate the bonds Of the Hapsi loan
feeling grateful for the 'oppottunitS Of lendine 10
ths ton sa sa say Ssss sAs .,s or Esens d
vii 81 Eaes S possS aletes SeSe &
mote this groa. work, asking God yiahesS
for youI and yogf keped ilonA Oh isISf
e gpuf gtatehI children Of the
T. Hs Mshhsaasa Pope PisSS,f fS Rossss ese ''
Tsf
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"nshinNto ct. Noyvs,

WARRINGTON, May 2i.-Tho President ant
Mesars. Stanton ni,d iInnsberry had o prolonged
interyiew this inorninR. 7 gf- IN 'tf5f7:-
Tho Custom, recup!S from tn 12Il to tho 18Th
ard neatly 60, 600 0n0. Tiro internal Reyonuo ro
ccipts to-day aro SJ22 O6O. ~, 1-T
Tho appointment Of an A. sistant Treasurer al
Now rleans still hangs fire. Tho wishes of high
officials clash regarding It.. ~ "HW m ~ f'7
II is supposed thitIilin judiciary Committee
will hdJourn on tho 1st proximo Tho impraoh-
mont proceedings aro regarded ~ growing tiny by
DAY fsSSS session is considered ut
Quartermaster-Gon Moigs has sis months
lcayp OF absence on account OF i'll health. I!Is-
Tho oihcih report of tho Agricultural Bureau
for April says that tho prospoct for all unusally
heavy CROP OF wheat continues avorable.
Tho President lcaFes on the 1st, to bo in Raleigh
on tho itn June. A Ii'If M. T:s :
Judge Chnso has granted writ Of Error in tho
United Statos ps. Joseph Bruin, whose property
was confisc ted by Judge Underwood, a.J soll
during tho war. Tho writ WAS grounded first bo-
pqusoy tho District Court 90 ldsmned aud sold tho
absolute ostnte OF the petitioner in and to tho pro-
Porty, which judgment was beyond tho power or
tho Court to pronounce. Second. Tho condcmna-
ton OF the propertt was for treason, OF which the
party could not DO adjudgel guilty, oxcept upon
wore in Admiralty when thoy should hayo boon
upon the Common Law sido Of tho Court by inE,r-
nation, aud not by Libol. MI.l
Gen. Fullerton wss beforo tho judiciary COM
nlttee to-day regarding tho restoration Of lands in
Louisiana. III ~. 81 sW tl gi
Mr.. Goo. Bright Washington, agent Of the Asso-
clated Prese, was hoforo tho conlmittco aud quos-
uou9d regarding tho doinss and snyinas OF tho
Presdont during his Western tour last summer.
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They haro generplly boon considered fcerta,.-
all sentimental readers, as holding tho mirror I,
60 naturo but Vo fool bound by candor alaq mott
that the peasants OF tho vilspes imniortal;zod & 4
these said talo, havo felt themselves much az
grieyed by his manner 81 p Ttraying them, ,nnd, |
4han % sijis shois a ns saES @
this bo, the tales nro delightful reading, uni k
s5 sSa SPe1 IT, h bEugs gs.ssS FSnfl
katlsriihs an Annual Der Gorattorsmannn 9TH,
sponsor sI; N tho sawo popular style and, dialect
ra4o lUas honop S09S EaS onosed h
" MO seldom stopped to pluck such flowers alone
pabseG two S s haAa n1osa sas aTa H sp5
Aitrod, but thoy did not meet with cordial re.
coEttonj either from tho critics or the moro Candid
and and apprecatyO public. Non omn,s onnes, pos:
iQi AukhpAGns caroor and wr;itingss, during, tho
past hftoen years, VIC know nothing save what Nd
have indicated aboyo. His last work, ;"Auf der
H0ho," tho novel now before u.s. Is pitched In a
far higher koy, writton in q moro ambitious
strain, than any Of his previous works, and,, Il
would soom, has met with tho most distinguished
SUCCESS The book ia to be found at Mr. Jour
RunaKLLs book store" ~" 90 n <bf 2.'!5
FIIDa5IoS TIs ahEir and hi. Fsmiiy,-sn Historical
NOW fork u. Applston Co. 1857.
'tAHother .oi iths loeioF eerias Of thp FnzStsfo
novels. They diminish in intorost by regular gra-
datton. We have hid enough Of FnEpEnIo-nay,
moro than enough; and should very much prefer to
read about somebody else for a while. Tho small
taik' of.a German court Of the last century and
tho gross, half barbarous, hall French Woo aud
immortality thon In fashion can be OF no manner OF
profit to tho present generation, and affords but
~ 10 entertainment e9ei. Whom We are thus posi-
two in calling taeso historical 1iovols"iunproata
big reading, we hare. Of cours6 40 Freferonce to
their effect on the puraoa either OF writer or pub
hsher, for by oil accounts tho books havo found a
very GOOD ,salo, and pay handsomely, For the
benefit OF such OF our readers, however, as disa-
greo with us in our verdict upon tho merits Of Mra
CLARA MUNDI as writer Of his. orical romance,
wo Will ntato that tho APpLEross havo an exten.
siVe and continuous banquet this sort OF pabu-
l'm IN storo for them, no. lees than eloyen more
such noyelsb bdpg ANNOUNCED as in press, or in tho
hands OF translator, printer or binder, The fol-
{ Two Idfe Raths: 4ffsa%3 s3Es dtf
!, Tho Story Of a millionaire.
II EMPEROR En-, Leopold y, ind His limo: Eli. i
{ ksass hsss,S9s ssa Il tikSlf aaSIlRsaya y II i,15
a Prince EpEenc and His limo. il .l;i,j,i ,.i''t
Inc Groat Elector and His Children. laiiu. "
Louisa OF Prussia. D.: I'-T---
Count BenjQwsh, or. Frederick tho aroat in
Bohemia, ,, ~ .lsI., - 4, y - ~ :
Old Fritz and Modern Timo. III ) ~ L
i"ttts perhsps. but in I, in conclusion, to stkto
that these Muhlbaeh novels haye creat.d no sen.
sutton in Germany, and but little in England,
and that TO our Confederate soldiers belongs the
honor OF having the morris Of "Josoph H. which
was the first OF the Huries translated and published
during tho wnr by Mobile house,
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rho Depopulation or rr,,an,, \ \, I

Cardinal lP Psul 2cullan has hever shown himself
sHe 0hsrsStSr OF FSnan sympsthiser 10 hus
70 ireland. The Cardinal, however, is q true
III htE.ahmsn. and is imbued with an Arden. love cf
tho aroR-diooceo the CsrdHsssi ismsats s thS eI.
isonse aaa tetian Of; seeret societies; but ho
With Withtn . recent porioa, fetalls us; nearly throc
thess s1 hsSS Aoaf
hsye room fox them al; a. ID tor lSa many more. tf
tthoy obo9sat 70 eona!iWo, kav9 not only room or
tt = nena pGt work for them AZ people she;etots
things ln 4tAnd II "a ihpossjhp, ihSYeSsr, TO 20
ooss ouf eyes 70 Tho iact that eis eitonsISe orsi.
saSst L s eSa ss Snss sss Ra sahss II
th nation We arc not prepssod at present 70 go Into
tne causes o! the dlHtontont, but Mo rnaS vito
snsty soy that .the pd depopnlat tionJa1 Iteiahd
VIII 90 found IN 4hel long run TO DO sefioHs and
t.sparaHse !osato The Rsltish MAJ.
si1misTaaere. ThAs wrong cannot too ao6a -
do fsAf kew Efy.k.t1.K
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New York Newt,

New YoRK. May Ala special TO tho Post say 6
thst additional odgiecs HhoH that tho g0vorineit
h hassne security in.tt2qlso Of Fraser, ircnh
special meeting OF tho Union Lcaguo Club has
Of Horace Gr ,cey bllinI SIR. DAVIS. u Houti oIs
Sl ceasure wero presentsd aul rojecloa, but they
but NOT looming it propor to suymalizo membSr
TOR suph an act: r4o! meeting was violent and
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~ The Relatives and Friends OF Mr..
aud Mrs ARTHUR h. WILI.ArGs. and OF Mrs J. g. su,y.
y and Family requested 10 attend the Funeral gor
vioea Of Mrs. a. ~. WILLIAMS. al No. os Elizabeth,
sueet r 10 O'Clock, 1Hfs Aornino May rs
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NEW oRLEAks; May 2I. Tho following platform
has been adopted BY tho noppbhcaa party Of this
S Ss Sy s sSgar aia
terests OF tho State to DO protected and fosterel
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TonosTo, May 2i.-Geo Albert Mason, m all cg.
cd Southern Spy, and suspected OF having been
connected with tho assination left in charge OF n
detective, to testify IN tho Surratt case.
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From Mobile

President OF, the Eirst National Bank of Selma
confined In CahaYbay jail escaped yostortlay
plunged into the river and was drowned. =
point hslf Of The pdlicspon negrptb. I; II W
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"AoTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT Ap-
pLIcATIoN will DO mAds to tho proper authorities for
CHARTER OF INCORPORATION OF TIE MECHANIC
ASSOCIATION ~ ~. a. H,x,a
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81 ORPHAN HOUSE CHAPEL.-THE REV.
j. MEnctrn aRrxr. OF g. Stephens Episcopal Church.
WIZ perform Divine sorvioo In this ohapel To-Aorro,0
Ajternoon. 2sth Inst, at halfpas O'Clock
Nay %
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

~ UNITARIAN CHURCH.-sERvICEs TO-
MORROW at halEpast ten O'Clock A. n, and eight
O'Clock P. IL Subject Of mornings discourse, ''The
Chsrtty that Thinkoth No Evil" And Of tho evening
DISCOURSE Tho Rewards Of tho Faithful the Hopes
OF HcAvon." Nav a5
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@ BAAUTIFUL HAIR-CHEYlLKR
LIFE FOR LIE HAIR poOitveiy rcstoros gray hair to
Its original col youthful boiuty; tmparts nfo and
strength 70 n, veaost hair; stops falBng out q,
onoe lfspa ths head clean; is unparalleled a. h,i.
dressing Sold ~ all DruRgists and fa.hiouabls h,ir
dressers, and tt my Office, No 1l2s Broadway, New
York s'""''' SARAH A. GHEvALIRR. n d.
DoWIE 6!MoIRE,
aiI.I ~. . o.: 10. Isl MeeHne street.
i,rr Opposite Charleston Hotal
sanuAtJ I ~ So 80 .'''s. ~ Hh. Emos
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Tho surrnst TrInl

W1rrpY, g. w, May qi.-Four drrm al, cnl-
grants were killed aud sovoral injured and The
cars badly brokon here to-day. tIti
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From Richmond.
From Nn,y .trIcnn.

= RtoHMoNp, May e4.GA boat upset in tho liver
,carpontar. ut the tleasre, aud Geo. Bray. -
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,'ESMRssRs. EDITORS :-YoU WILL PLEASE
announce asn. A. N. MANIGAULT aa . Candidate for
Sheriff at the ensuing election. CITIZEN.
NoYember 8 -I x. M,
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II aSrTHR STATE QB SOUTH OARoLIyAs (:
DARLINGTON pIaTarcT-N EQUrTY-HAfJNAH III
HAART, Aamtnistratrl4, o. ELLEN & BART, JOHN
ACCOUNT AND .RHDIRE.4ItG Il orasssd thstths credit.
ors OF JOHN L HART, ba enjatnsd nom proceeding to
rsoqrer thsr elnna atlv against the complainant and
That they DO Prove snd sstsbah their demands against
the satd John I. Hart bAtors the cosnna,s.iou6r Of
this Court on or betoro Tho nrst day Of November ua1
snd tn Default thereof tina shsy be barred from the ba
cat OF any deereo 10 be made herein. NJ ,s.. ,,,lG
also ordsed that COPY Of this ordsr b pubshsd
loas once weak unt tho hst day Of Norabar nsrt
In the Darlington sosraer aud Tia ChAries.on pdiiy
NsRS ~ ..i. ll gtfaNg- gt't u ~. IS
Ths sbors e tF1s espy rom the original ordsr ads
" ths shaya csaa Eth February, I9s7. H.,
A. =. EDwARDAi @. z D. D.
'oaas1cns1osrns o1rrcL Darlington o. Il, Tebrulfy
q. 1851 ]. r., SO n .-lI.n ~. n FahrusrY ss
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"rHE FOLLOWING REsoL 3TIoN, ADOPT
ED bJ the oard Of Fire MIsers At It's lsst meeting IL
publiphed for tho inform,ton OF tho Fro Don,rtp,nt
Rt.out Thai fna Of nty do lars bo imposed on anv
0opsny That saan destroy tsnees posls or any pirate
ohhrHtse, unloss 10 Of o general conaaario. ana
tho Departnsnk .i9s-I . : - - '1'''o "
n !. BY ordcr. rii ,r D. II. sTRopEI.
may II H;.i.fi, q. Clerk and Superintendent
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TELEGRAPHIC.
Our Cable Dispatches.

LONDON, May al, 7. M.-Consols aud Bonds i'm
proved * TnllDw deelihed 3J.! lsTf -
20 LoNDoN, May 2i-Eycning. Consols 9si. Bonds
tIy4nropL, May 2i-Noon unchanged.
Estimated Haos to-day 10 900 bales. Tho Broker :
90 600 to exporters; 1000 to spcculators. In mort
774, 600, including 1900 American. Bullion in
creased III tho Bank OF England 4lS. 600 pounds.
LtyEnrooL, May -Evoning.-CoIton Quot,
Middling. Uplands, Ill.,; Orl ans, lid. Bales
10, 600 bales. Provisions steady, -
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aT, BATcHELoR's HAIR DYE.-THIe
ePLKNDtD HAIR DYE is the best IN the world. The
only trte and perfect Dys-hkrmless reliable instan-
tansou. No disappointment. No ridiculous t,n.s
Natural BLACK or brown. Remedies TIM III effects Of Bud
Dye, mrSursses the hair. leaving and beautiful
Tho genuine ssncd Wrtliar, 4. Bachelor All ot,srs
sro marc imtatons and should be avoided Sold by ali
Drugstf7 and Psrfumeru. Factory. No.. 81 Barclsy
street, Now York.
aS-s BEWARE OF coUNTERFEIT.
December 10 :' 'f' '',
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nIANRIE

W On Wednesday ev"nns, May 18Th. 1867 by Tho Ror.
ANNA ARABELLA COX. all CT this city N "-'' ~
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%.NoTIoE MARINRRs.-CAPT AIMS
AND P1LoIs wiihi9 to anchor their yesaea In AaaIcy
River are requested IT to do no anywhere within drsot
range Of tho hoads Of tho aAvANNAH RAILROAD
WHARVRs. on the chlrlcston and st. Andrews side q,
ths Ashley Riror By which prsesuon contact WITH TIN
suemarrs Telegraph Cable Hll bs avoided,
!n-a.,o5.u,l b, O, TURNgB, q. II.
Hafbos Ms.tsrs ofiae. charlQatoa. Februasy g. 1865
FehruhrY7' "i' a ~ g. 'f.'' 'i'rHENi.l.'
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81 LIE STATE OF. SOUTH CAROLINA,
DARLING ToA DisTRIoT.-IN EoUITY.-F.B 3, BAooT
AND 7. l. BAcoT, Administra ors PKTRR u
BAooT. w. THE HEIRS AND oRRDrToas OF PETER
81 sBAoor-upon hSartns Tho plsadngs In this ease, Il
v On motion OF u. ". HARILRE. oonpiLnants seuei.
t that al and singular the creditors Of hs Late
Pstef p Rsoet Complainanrs Insesata, bo required
70 az and provo hsr respective demands and debts in
judgments and ohsrfss aginn tha aaid rntcststc be.
fort The COMMISSIONER of this Court by Ss before tho
ars day Of fHorsnbcr ne1 and In dstault thereof th
thsy bo dsbared from Tho bensnt Of any decree 70 be
made thsre and That the oomniisslaRsr u this Court
do ADVERTISE hia order oheS month IN tho Darlington
soatAfrnv andiths ahariesson Dats, Ns.s. untn the
aid nrst aAy et Nsyerube paIt. q. @ ll :n5i
The shaTe 4 true copy from tho original order mado
n tbs tboro essc, fsth OF February, IeS7. -
b!ni sns sa ktF. EDWARDS, o. Z b. D. ~
aiconmssionsrs Once Darlington O. H.; febtury ID
1857. .f.iitnT S..t SD 81 Ug: a.i.! EebruSry n
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81 ARTIFICIAL EYEs.-ARTIFIcIAL HU-
MAN EYES naado to order and inserted By pra. =.
sAuoH and p. aouaIEMANS tIormoriy employed by
RonsoSuEAv, Of Paris,. No. 800 Broadway. Now York
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a6 WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
WIZ. BLUM DNaLR a. q candid.t. for tho aher,fsltv
at tho ensuing election
6er,tnn
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Marine Intoilfrenc
Dornestic IhInrlrata.,

NEW YORK, May 4.--1ho steamslips Glasgow
United Klngdom and Iowa hnvo arrived. o.
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.ns- THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
pAsiaaToN DIsTRIoT.-N RoUITY--B. W. ED
MAhDs, Administrator T. Z. HowLE, %. z 8. HoWLR,
JAMES p. WILSON AND oTHERs.-Bn.L FOR IN.
JUNCTION: ACCOUNT AND RELIET.-It IL ordered
that hs CREDITORS ofTHoMAs E. HowLE, deceased,
hs enjoned nom proceeding 10 reeorsr thcr c,ans It
Law against the complainant and t. they do prove and
estabih their demands aglinst tho said HovLx bstore
Tho coumssonsr of this Court or bsers tho hra Jay
OF Deosnbsr nsxt and IN dauh thsrsof tha. thyy Ia
baErsd The hsnsas Of any doefos TO be prcuouuoed
h4ysiu, n,.! ,a,
IN above trus copy from tho original order m,de
IN ths loors stated case I2th FeSrnAry, 1857. = ,'
:'@i5 ~ 'a"H'S II. EDWARDS, O. z D..
oou-nisuonsrs omse, Darlington O. r., Fab "A .iso1.
February % (, !. i.i,. b. B. ,tI. .,..,. D. 40
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iakaeA YOUNG, lady RRTURNINGa. no h h Err
eqaatry hons Asss esjpurn Of 81 tsv moaths in Tho
~ va m hardly r9Sospisea ~ beg htaada plses a
pisr.ba q Lmeas marble no6tAtssi and iu,t..d .,
n, ntyhrse abs really sppoAred but eighteen Upon In.
qu!ry 70 e eaHse Of 60 great change, abs psiny
teid thsm That ahs nced ths. OHaoAs IAN nAIM, and
eonstdsfsd n nyiiuabs acquisition ID any so.t
py it, uss my Iey ddne1psh can iaprore taair ps
sonA appeasazss an hnnared toa II Il ainpls In u
combination Hsturs herself dmpls yss upsu.pss.-
Cd In ts seCa Craving. impurities tro. slso heal.
tns cleansing md thc stin sId compilation
By IL dsdt sdn on The eutals II drSes nom an its
tnpaiis hndly healing ths sin, and sIyins ths
feo ~ Hsizrs tntauded % ahaaA b~e;sa+. so smooth
.nd bs.asgfai Poe II soai h IA. Or Etprs.' % -
.ss j3ssI5. ts.a.a.st Z CLARK o., chs,sis.s.
it.,iJ sti No.s Yeat ysSes.s sttssk syrssai II. 1s
aixas onb Aussioa issass fcr ths ssis Of ths saua
faapsIeen ~ rs -, 10 s. tDi tS ~ MI Gt
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;,srERRoRs OF YoUrH.-A GENTLEMAN
who suffered for years trom Nervous Debility, Pre-
mixture Decay, and al the eneos Of youthful indiscrc
don. wn for the sake Of suffering humanity send troe
- u who need It tho roooipt and directions for making
the simple remedy by which he was cured. surarers
wish ato pront By the sdyerHsers eIperenoe oan do
% BY sLdrcs1ns, In perfect confidence
'-H"a'I'H ~ JOHN B. OGDEN,
.lASrAH amoa$.a, No ~ Cedar street, New York.
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FURNISHING GOODS.
Adapted to this market, than we
have ever offered. We have given
particular attention In getting up up
this Stock to. lghtness Of fabric.
strength Of material and durability
Of 4, color. Much the larger portion
Of our Stock. is made In onr own
workshop, and we warrant 1t In
every respect equal to custom work.
We have Goods not Of onr own mau.
ufacture, such lis are usually sold
ready:made, the difference Be shall
ho glad to show 81 our i customers, :,
4 In 4 fixing our prices, from g which
we mako no deviation, wa have taken
into consideration the depressed
state Of the market, and the uniyerr-
sal desire to buy goods cheap. ~. W.. I.
We give below some Of our lead.
ing prices :. 2 !" ';-o - !.
cHRoK oAssIMERE SUITS !. {. -. !. -. ..s %
ALL WOOL. TWEED SUITS. Q so
ALI woon TWEED sUrFs- ..1s 90
BLACK AND wEITE MIX CASHMERE
SUITS, our own mako ~. .16 90
THREE STYLES OF M1DDLEsEx oAssI-
MERE SUITS DARE: MEDIUM. AND
Light MIXTURES ..!..s.. ~. .1s 90
BLACK AND WHITE MIX oAss5lIiMiiERs Z j
SUITS. ~. :; "a 90
SILK NIX TR1coT. DIFFERENT MIX
s!.I9hEs: .......... :,t,.,....,2A 90
FINE BLACK GERMAN TR1coT SUITS. .4i. 90
DARK 2 ARK BROWN GRAIN ). Da PoUDER
SUITS. '.,...,,.,.:..., .,l,:,;::,,..is..:....290 90
RLAoK DRESS SUITS, !, ranging in in prioee. l,rs
nom. -.s>s,ss.a. .......,........ SO to 90 90
LINEN, sUr1s, nom j. H.. Is to 20 90
.I57Eg'-os 2, Iyaa nag I..i.,
II In l., addition lon to- the above. we have
many good Styles OF! LIGHT AND
DARKi;FANCY !, .s-I:..i is.. 4. +. T;
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nSWE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
x u. WHITING. Esq, as . candidste Tor sher1n Of
chEinstnn Judiciall District, at the nert election
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as- THE GRhyEST MALhDIES OF YOUTH
AND EARLY MhHHooD.-HowARD ASSOCIATION
ESSAYS. on tho Psychology Of tho Passions. and tho
Ero Abuses aud Diseases peculiar 10 tho nrst aRs OF
man. with ReDorts methods Of treatment su1.
Pioyed In tn institution. sont In scaled letter en-
foiopes, frco OF charge.
AddroSs DR.. J. sKILLrN HouaHToN,
Howard Association. Philadelphis, Pa.
May 20 smo .
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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1867-08-31
The Plains.

ST. LOUIE, Aug. q.
Capt. Ames, who had fight with q
large body of Indians OIL the Republican
River few days ago, arrived at Fort
Hayes yesterday. He reports loosing 8
men killed, 35 wounded, and 40 horses.
After the battle was over the savages
sent in flag of truce with the following
message: ''Tell your officers we don't
want peace; we are for war; we shall
keep on fighting" They then charged
our troops again. Three hundred men,
embracing Kansas volunteers and regu-
lars, left Fort Hayes y sterday, in pursuit
of the Indians.
Gen. Hancock is at Fort Harker.
Immense swarms of locusts were in
the vicinity of Fort Ellsworth, Kansas
yesterday, going in southeasterlyt di
rection.
Judge Kinney, Indian Commissioner
arrived at Omaha, on Saturday. He re-
ports that the Sionx Indians are incorri-
gible, lut he thinks the Crows are friend
ly.
Three hundred and thirty deaths by
cholera have occurred in the Indian terri
tory south of Kansas. Thirty seven pei
cent. of the population at Fort Gibson
have died. At Fort Arbuckle sixty sol
diers and IS Indians have succumbed tc
the scourge.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1867-08-31

The PRESIDENTS JANIssARIEs.--The
fact has come to light that the President
has in his own employ regularly or.
ganized corps of detectives, paid out
OF secret fund. These men have been
working for the President in all direc-
tions, attempting to get up evidence
that will weigh against all that are IA
voring impeachment. Besides this they
have been active as spies upon Congress
and upon all of known loyalty in official
has created great comment among off.
GERS who have become cognizant of the
matter.
The energetic measures being taken
by Gov Swan, of Maryland, to organize
his rebel troops, has brought out she in
formations that the presence and protest
of Gen. Grant in Baltimore at the time
the Metropolitan Police trouble, alone
prevented Swan from obtaining the ust
OF the six hundred United States soldiers
them at Fort McHenry, to force the ejec
tien OF the loyal band of Police Commits
sioners Further, the present rebel mil
itia organizations in Maryland are re
garded at General Grants headauarters
as body in armed hostility to the Tn
ion.