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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1867-03-22
From the Manchester III Mirror !

The White Pine Compound has become of the
STANDARD medicines OF IN" day. il is the best cough
remedy we ever knew. We have never been without
il day FIR fifteen years, and expect be. In
family il j. deemed Is necessary sugar and
salt. tea aud coffee When the first symptoms OF a
cod appear, aspconfu Is taken, and in nine cases
af ten. In a day the cold is gone. In weaknesses
of the kidneys have no doubt, from the testimo-
mails of men we have known and ia whose word we
can put implicit confidence. that II ~ good remedy
there is in the wide world The White
Pine are just beginning be understood 10y the pco
pie in this section cf the country. Among the lndi-
ans Of California and the tribes that hover the
borders of civilization east Of the Rocky Mountains,
among Mcxicans, Spanish and the mixed races from
the western borders of Texas the Pacific, and from
Lower California to New Granada. the great Throat
remedies have Pine rs the leading ingredient.
Jan l9m3
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1867-03-22

REMovAL-Cole & Holden, Silvesmiths,
have removed TO Michigan City. Watches
&c, left with them for repairs NAV be
ound at 5. 5. Layey's
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1867-03-22

TAKE NO UNPLEASANT aud UNSAFE Rem
EDIES for unpleasant aud dangerous diseases Use
HELNBoLD's ExrRacr BrcHU and IMPROVED RosI
WASH. ffjeowsnly
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1867-03-22
NEW PERFUME FOR TIE HANDKERCHIEF

HELMBoLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU and IMPROVED
E"SE WASH cures secret and delicate disorders in all
their stages at little expense. little change iii
diet. no Inconvenience aud exposufc. 1t is pleas
ant in taste and odor immediate in Its action, and
free from all injurious properties l5cownsly
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1867-03-22

The Ladies Aid Society of the VI. +
Church meets next Wednesday evening
at the residence ofMr. A. Hawley on Centcf
street All are invited.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1867-03-22

UELMBoLDS EXTRACT BrCHU gives hcalfl,
and vigor Ia the frame anl bloom the palid check
Debility is accompanied by many alarming symp-
toms. and il no treatment is submitted to- conssImp-
ton, insanity, or epil,ptc fits ensue. ll5cowyl
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1867-03-22

THE GLORY OF MAN Is STTENGTH.-Thcre-
fore the nervous and debitated should immediately
use HgLxgoLp's Exraacr BUc7Iu. ljcowsn1y
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1867-03-22

The time for paying taxes before adding
the penalty, has been extended until the
Sd Monday in April.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1867-03-22

MAGICAL L SuIBITIoN.- Thellor.
Magical performer, will exhibit tonight
in Balcony Hall.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1867-03-22
ITCH! ITCH ITCH!
Scratch! Scratch! ach!
VIII EATOk'S OINTM EMIT

Will Cure the Itch in 48 Hours.
BLAINS, and all ERUPTIONS OF THE SKIN
Price so cents. For sale by all druggists. By
sending 60 cents to WEEKS & POTTER. Sole
Agents, 40 Washington street. Boston; IL will be
forwarded 10y mall free of postage to any part OF the
Caited States.
uue 7-32-n1y
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1867-03-22

CADET-Lamertine Bailey. Son of Col.
o. III. u. Bailey, has received the appoint
ment of Cadet at West Point, from this
conversational District
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1867-03-22

SEIzED.-Rimplers distillcry in this
place was seized or taken possession of a
day or two since by Collector Eddy.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1867-03-22

There coneth glad tidings Of iny TO ALL
Toyoung aud to old. great and t., small:
The beauty which once precious aud rare,
Is free for all, and all may De fair.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1867-03-22
KA3Ag3E

On the 18th inst by W. NJ Welch VI
JOSIAH GROVER and Miss MARY T. SYKES
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1867-03-22

SHATTERED CpNSrITr FIoyS RESTORED iy
IlELABOLDs ExTI.lCT Il -cHr. ll5cuv-uly
HELMBILD'S FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU il
pleasant in taste and oOr, free from all injurious
proper ties AMI im.nr ate in it, action. Ieowyl
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1867-03-22

ENFEEHLED AM DELICATE CONSTITU-
TlO\S. Of both sexes. lELMBOID's EXTRACT Blu
cut. Ii will give brisk aud energetic feelings. and
.nahe Won 10 slcep we'll. LliroNsnly
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1867-03-22
x. K. BRGOKE.
S0LEAGEMT, PLYMOUTH, IND

To whom all orders should be addressed.
n. B Persons living st distancc can in
sure box Of Pills, by return mail. hy enclos
ing One Dollar 10 X. Il. BROOKE, Ply
MOUTH, lND. Aft
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1867-03-22
Ayers Sarsaparilla
rs y concentrated ex.

rs n concentrated ey-
6tract "f the choie.
raaf. - cnnbiue'i with
other substances OF still
GREATER Alternative pow :
~ a Z" afford an eff-c-
tlal aniid"te for disea :
49, Ssr~sIsrills i repu-
-.-.l to- curr. Surh a
rm~dy i surely want"'l
~ the. who suffer frs.m
~truuteu> complaints.
and that one which will
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1867-03-22

SUGAR, TEA. COFFEE. MO-
LASSES, SYRUP, SOAP,
STARCH. PORK, HAMS,
SIDES, LARD. CORN,
POTATOES,
SALT, by THE BARREL OR POUND;
SALT FISH, COAL OIL.
RICE, RAISINS, POWDER,
LEAD, SHOT, CAPS.
BROOMS. PALS, TUBBS,
BASKETS, ETC., ETC.
CASH PAID FOR BUTTER. EGGS,
LARD, PAPER RAGS. and in fact ali
kinds Of COUNTRY PRODUCE wanted, for
which the HIGHEST MARKET PRICE
will be paid. Give me q call at the stand
formerly occupied by Rice & Bro.
w. HI. MCCONNELL.
Oct % IsGc-n45f
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1867-03-22
SI0AN,S c0NOITI0N PONDER

Has the largest sale of any Horse and Cattle Med
cine in country 1t is composed Of herbs and roots
and for mildness safety, certainty and thoroughness
stands prominently at the head Of the list Of Horse
and Cattle Medicines.
1t carries off all gross humors, prevents horses from
becoming stiff laundering pur ies the blood oosens
the skin, and gives il smooth and glossy appearance
ceanses the and strengthens every part Of the
BODY It is also safe and certain remedy for coughs
and colds, which generate many fatal diseases
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1867-03-22
BIoR7ENE.
Hutchings & HiIlyer, Proprietors,

2s Dey Street, New York!
SOLD BY DRUGGISTS GENERALLY
John ID. Park, Cincinnati, and Lord Smith,
Chicago, Wholesale Agents.
Sold in Plymouth by Psrshing Co., aud Balm 4
Co. april ., lsG6.-2GyI
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1867-03-22

Succossors 10 J. III, PAGE, III LTBERTf srnEET, New
York
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1867-03-22

We have nothing more Of Importance
TO communicate this week.
Yours truly vi.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1867-03-22

York.
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iostalo29 1905, first series, 1881; others, 1U7l
| EVENING DIspArcn
Cotton firm; sales 1900 bales, nj 26Ic. Flour
State So 9Ca11; Southern - 5Ua15 75 Whoat, now
whito Virginia - 35; ambor dcorgin 50 53a2 55
| Attxed Wcatcrn corn 81 nGAn1 ns; white Nc;y Or.
| leans 81 90. Pork unsottlcd; new 500 o; old
FL 2'. Lard firm, Mt 11la12tc. Whiskoy quiet
Nico quiet. Sugar flrm sales 1000 hogshoatls
Muscorado 11!n12c. Conco quiet Turpontino
| 5Sac foFin 80 0s. Tallow 11Ia11ic Wool dull.
Fregllts more nctivc. Cotton by steamer SIG.
BALTIMORE, July 1O.-Cotton dull; Low AIjdd]inp
II. Cofico quiet; Rio Rrm. Flour scarce and
higher FOR good grades. Receipts OF new wheat
light. Corn active md scarce yollow 81 12s1 u.
western mixed 81 o7a1 10. Bacon firm, stock
smnll; mess pork s22 75as23. Lard dull. surar
firm at III for fair TO good refining. Whiskey
tcorn) in bond, 2J; country 3Oa32 sales 1000 bb,p
rye, III bond, 70. Stocks steady. Gold 1881 ga
coupons 11Ig.
CiSclNNAT1, July 10.-Flour in good dcn,and
higher gratlcs improved. Corn firm and u,,-
changed. Cotton dull at %. Whiskoy steady.
Mess pork tlrmor ut s2sas32 Is. Bacon active:
shoulders 10c.; clear sides 13c. Lard in improved
demand; country 11a11h
LOUISVILLE, July 10.-Corn declined, 03c Mess
Pork s22 Shoulders l0c. Clear Sides 1sIc.
ST. LOUIS, July 10.-Flour firm. Corn cnsicr:
ooc'aSi.o'. FORK s22 TO- Shoulders 95c. Coar
Sides lie. u .,#'' I ,
WILMINGTON, July 1o-spirits of Turpontino
steady at COY; Rosin steady, s2 5Oa3 so fair firm,
So 62I.
AUGUSTA, July 1o.-Cotton moro active; sales
2lo baios; hIiddling 22ia2s
r,iutiiings numinally %. Rccciptg lis.
MOBILE, July 10.-Cotton closed dull nj 2laa22c.
Sales 200 bales.
Npv nDt -, T,,i,- Sy.t..
unsettled; Low Mhldliug, 22la23ic. Receipts 72
bnlcs. Exports $50 Batcs. Louis ana Clarified s,,-
gars, 15A; Cuba numbora. 12a1l. Molnsses, no
sales. Superllno Flour quoted at s11; Troblo Ex-
tra to Choice, si3a1s. Corn quiet and firm; YcI-
low and Mixed, 81 Is. Oats quiet aud firmer, IS.
Pork advanced, s2i CO. Bacon firm; Shoulders,
l0l; Clea" Sides advancing, 19l Lard dull and
nominal; in tierccs 12tal2l, kogs 13Ia13a. Gold,
80. Sterling 50a59. Now York Sight, aai prom.
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sS-A YOUNG LADY RETURNING TO HER
country home utter sojourn of few months in the
city, was hardly recognized by her friends In place o.:
coarse. rustic. flushed face, sho had soft ruby
pleIion Of almost marble Rmoo,hncss and instead o
tw ntyrce she really appeared but eighteen. Upon i.
quiry as to The cnuso OF great chngc she plainly
told them that ahe used re CIRCAss4AN D4LM, and
considered II nm Invaluable ncqu ion any lady toilet
by its uso any Lady Gensncn improve their per-
sona appearance hunlred fold It ia simple In It's
combination rs Nature hersof Is hmp,e yot unsurpass
cd In ts cnlcary In drawing Impurities from, also heal.
ing cleansing md beaufyng tho sfin md complexion
By lie direct icho Tho cnticic draws from Il oil s
impurities kindly healing tho same, and leaving tho
face ns NHure intended II should boclcar so smooth
an beautiful. rrfce 81, cent by Nal, or Express on re-
ctIpt Of an order, by a. ~, r".. F.. 80. ,...#
". L. CLARK & CO.. Chemists,
fo.3 West Fayetto Street, Syracuse, N. Y.
Tho only American Agents for the salo OF tho same
harch w ~. 1yl'i
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Washington News.

WASHINGTON, July 1O.-Comptroller KNOX has
returned from New Orleans, and is preparing lis
hnal report regarding tho New Orleans Sub Treas
ury and First National Bank troubles. lIo has re-
covered 100000, which covers nbout half the
Government loss
Con. s1cKLEs has written 10 Senator TnuMpuLL,
urging general amnesty, except individuals to be
named (thc letter will bo found in full in our local
coumns).
Tho Ke,...-,. ..emDers regard their admission
uuring the present session as hopeless.
Tho defence in tho SUnnATT trial woro engaged
all day in impoachng the Witnesses. number
sMorc thai neither RInBErs nor CLEAYEn could be
beloved OH oath. Several parties sworc lint there
was no dancing ut tho Metropolitan Hall on tho
afternoon of tho 14h; and TINT there was no round
tablo in the Hall, contradicting VAspEnrooLs tcs-
timony.
Hon. JOHN NuaEsT, Of California, applicant for
tho Mexican Mission, is bucked by the California
delegation.
Tho informal Royenho receipts to-dny amount TO
$812, 900.
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Mexican Nc1Ya.

NEW OnLEAks, July TO- MADAME JuAREz and
party, numbering fifteen persons, arrived Inst
night, and left this morning for Vera Cruz on
board tho rovenuo cutter Wilderness Captain
FREEMAN. They will have alcnder accommodn-
tons, tho vc se not having been built for passen-
gers.
:. Tho Brownsville Rancheo OF tho 4th inst con-
and his q dIs2ssEsar the sEart%aral trial Of
composed OF Lieutenant-Colonol MANUEL. AspInfEsz
as President, six Captains and Judgo-Advocatd.
The prisoners were tried separately, each ploa
containing tho denial OF tho Jurisdiction of tho
Court, protesting against tho refusal of the
right OF appeal. MACMILLAN was confined in
bed whom his case Was called his trial being last;
he wns ably defended. Sonor EuIALIo OnTEuA, in
refuting the charges of usurper and cruelty said
that tho law OF Sd October was made whom MAXI
MILAN was cheated into tho belief that JUARE2
had abandoned the territory, and that this law had
boen dictated by the French Commander Chief
He said moreover that this law had been only i'm.
tended as terror, for no petition had ever been
presented which Was not conceded. Tho Council
earnestly asked tho mombers Of tho court in the
name OF civilization, and tho history which will
Judge OF tho terrible doeds dono This dny, es the
defenders OF tho second independence of hlc1ico
TO sayo tho good name OF tho country, for In the
eyes OF coming generations they will forever ap-
Plaud tho crowning OF tho greatest victories by tlt
greatest pardons. s.:
Among tho accusations against MACMILLAN 4
the attempting to prolong tho war by tho decree
OF March 9TH, creating q regency in case Of hi
death in coming battles.
JEsUs MARIA YAsoUEs, MAInrnlAN's counsel
closed tho argument as follows "If you condon,
the Arch Duke TO dcath, ON not uneasy about
coalition in Europo, or tho threatening attitude O
the United States ngaipst the Republic. hay
confidence in tho Liberal armios who have roulc
the French from our soil, but I fear tho universu
reproAch that will fall upon our country as N
anathemd moro than oven the sentence of deaiI
because Of tho nullity Of tho procee iings OF thi
Court
Tho Court commenced at 8 A. NJ. Oh the 18th
went intosccret scsslou Oh tho oyoning Of tho 14l
aud resolved at 10 tho same night.
large humber Of MAx1afnIAH's officers and Bo
-ders, representing several nations, in tho oit
all wearing mourning badges. 80 -. ~ '',' u
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Conversational.

'WAsHrSoToN, July 1O.-In tho House tho timc
for taking evidence in tho Kentucky elections was
extended to December.
Committee Of fivo wcro appointed 10 inanirc
into tho treatment OF Union prisoners, with power
to nond for persons ind papers. '
a Bill WAS introduced extending tho provisions
OF tho Homestead Act to Alabama Arknnsas,
Mississippi, Louisiana and Florida. Referred 10
tho Reconstruction Committee.
The Committee on Foreign Relations was direct
cd to Inquire Thother my American citizen had
been arrested and convicted in Great Britain for
words spoken in America. ,tl
Mr. WILSON stated tint the judiciary Committee
had requested him to state that they were not
ready TO report on tho impeachment question
Mr. BOUTWELL, offered concurrent resolution to
adjourn to October next, which clci.cd warm de-
bate, interrupted by tho announcement of bIr.
DEsNIsoNs death. After onlogics, tho House ad-
journed.
In the Senate, tho consideration OF The Judiciary
committees Reconstruction Dill ,was resumed
An amendment, giving commanders power to 1l
vacancies by appointment ofYcitizens or detailed
SOLDIERS, was adopted by q yoto Of 20 to Is. ~
Tho following was added to tho 9Th section
Whether holding such ofico ut tho time of the
rebellion or before"
DENfusos's death was announced and eulogies
pronounced. Tho Senate then adjourned
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The New York Herald, of tho 9th inst,
says: "Seycral Austrian officers in New Or
leans, the remnant of the gnrrison at Vera
Cruz left yesterday for Havana, whcre they
propose to organize n movement against tho
Juarez party in Mexico. They clnim that thoy
will in few dnys be again on Mexican soil
allied with powerful party, md under tile
lend Of powerful chicfinin.; Steps were taken
in Washington on Saturday evening to organ
ite n f'libustering band, to join n party which
1t IS believed is already nearly completed for a
raid on Mexico. The company, il is rcported
is 10 be called Maximilian's Avengers"
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OBITUARY..

=, DiEn IN Coslon District. S g.. on tho 18th OF Nav
ntr. n,ilaH MhRS. i'll tho aHh year of his ago. 11c
t WIS born In North CrolInn but rcIoScd with
@ parrnts at very carly agc to this State wero he
n @ gseI slhco Hfed highly respected 10y oil who have
no%h MID nm. for his worth nnd q citizen lie
@ mus mnustrous, honcs klnlearted aud lIberaI anil
rI ms aot'iher such an QUO makes tho world pooror
I um no aes. Ito hnd been mcmbcr of tho iisrtiat
rionnil9 about twenty year, and has left plcusinu
~. eS 10 Ills rirnds In lis christian walk AMI bf,
@ ,mi n mas gone To rest lila last days wcro full OF na
x;I bnt ho was pltfont and resigned 10 tho
VIII VI ,oti 10 iHs lrft b'liInd Him to- mourn his loas
relatives All friends. 1hi 'Wa"S H.,
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W. T. BRAsTLr, D. D.-This eminent
divine, now pastor Of the Second Baptist Church
Of Atlanta, WAS in our city last Sabbath. In
dist Church, he delivered the commencement
sermon before the faculty and pupils of thd
WesleyRn Female College-onc OF his masterly
efforts. AT night, in the First Baptist Church,
DR.. d. preached q most impressive discoursd
suggested, by tile sententious supplicntion re-
corded IN tho thirteenth verso Of the eighteenth
chapter Of Luke-a' sarnon which will never
b. forgotten " tho more %; thanushtfnl among the
ablo arguments. aud truly eloquent persua-
sions.-AdeoH Journdl r.'..i = q, :, Fl.
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r. ON RIcI,n,nnti

RIcHMoND, July 1o.-Last night in Petersburg,
nbout two hundred negroes assembled nt tho cars
and rescued from tho sheriff Of Nan scmond coun-
ty, anegro convicted Of felony, who was being
brought to the Penitentiary here Thcy mado the
sheriff produce tho koys to tho handouts, and
then made Off with tho prisoner. Tho negro was
ngain arrested by tho police OF Petersburg this
morning and brought to tho Pcnitentiary.
meeting OF the citizens OF Buckingham count Y
yesterday adopted tho Republican PLATFORM and
endorsed the COURSE OF tho IYhig
Tho majority Of negroes registered in this city
so far is 170O. t'I'
The French totacro, seized as captured property
by tho government, and for which the RorHs-
cHHps arc suing, was sold hero to-day by the
United States Treasury agent. Tho money is to
be hold until tho suit is decided Tho lot consist
ed of 3l9 hogsheads.
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Bb- BATG1fELOR'S HAIR DYE.-THIs
SPLENDID HAIR DYE IL tito bcst In tho world. Tho
nnS true and perfect Dyr-harmlcss. reliable insnn.
tancous No disappointment No ridiculous unts
Natural Hack or Brown. Remedies the III effects or Boil
Dyci Invigorates tho har leaving soft and beautiful
Tie genuine Is signod William A. Bateheior All others
nra moro limitations, mud should avoided Sold by all
Druggists md Pcrfumer. Factory, No. 81 B.scioy
street. Now York.
Rs- BEWARE OF coUNTERFEIT.
i'rvetIucr ~ = - Ir1
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90 THE GRAVEST MALADIES OF YOUTH
AND EARLY MANHooD.-HOwARD ASSOCIATION
ESSAYS. on tho Physiology Of tho Passions, nnd the
Rrrors Abuses and Disease. peculiar tho first ago Of
man, with Reports methods Of trca,uon. en-
ployed in this institution Sent In scaled letter en-
vc'opca, FREQ OF charge
Address Dr. j.. sKIILIN HoUaKroN,
Howard Association, Philadelphia, Pa.
May 20 Imo
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DnEss1so OF RozALrr-our lnJv rcoders

may feel desire to read the following:
The Queen wore bnck silk dress nj her re-
ception on the 24th ult; the Princess Louise wore
blue and white satin; the duchess of Iucclcugh
green silk trimmed with lace, white satin
petticoat and plume and diamond head dress;
tho Countess of Home q mauvc silk trinme,i
with lace and salip, plume and diamond head
dress; The Countess of Dnlkeith white satin en-
proidcred, with strnw, plume, veil and dia :
monds; Ln'ly Courlcnay grey silk, white petti-
coat, black velvet and lace trimming, head
dress Of roses, diamonds and plume; lion Mrs.
Rnshleigh white satin, apple green pctticoat,
ostrich feathers, diamonds, pearls, flowers, Sc.
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DB'SrArE OFsoUTH CAROLINA, CHARLES
TON observation-disclosures OFFICE q. q. s. AND c. p
-puBi'ic NOTICE.. J. ". BRowEFIEI.D clork of
Sa court In pursuance OF lilo Act OF tho Lcgsnturc
such caso made and provided do ilereby eyc pubc no.
tee That nh ELECTION FOR SHERIFF OF CHARLES
TON DISTRICT will be held on Monday tho 9Th O,
August next n. n the usual places election through
out the Rad DiRtrict
Witness my hand. at Clarlcston Tho 2Glh June 1867.
J. ". BRowNFlELD. C. O. s. and G. p.
June IS IN
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The Paris Kcntuckian, Of the 3d inst,
says: awe have been permitted to pcruse n
letter just received from Hon. John c. Brcckin-
ridge. The letter was received from Paris,
and states that ho is tired of tho hubhub of the
Exposition, md contemplated leaving for
Switzerland, lilo will sail for Canada in Sen
tember with his family. IIe ,scnds his best
wishes to oil his friends r. =
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R0>fhc Relntires nnd Friends or aIr and
aa. hLoS'n j. WHITE. and nf their Son, ADRoI~r
BItIsBANE WHITE are invited 10 n,l,ud tho E,,r.,
Services Of the lutrr ut Saint philIps chun.b Tai, Ar
ferHoon, nj Six O'Clock. In,, :,
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aB-ERRoRs OF YoUTu.-A GENTLEsfAN
who suffered for years from Ncrrouh Debility Pre-
mature Decay and NIL the effects Of youthful indscr,
io WILL for the sake Of suffering humanity, send free
b a who need II, tho receipt and directions for making
The simple ra,iniy by which ho was cured. suferoru
wsl Gto profit by the advertisers experience can do
20 by addressing, In perfect confidence,
.#i JOHN u. OGDEN
Arritl2 3mos" No AZ Cedar street, New York
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m, STRICT OBSERVANCE LODGE NO. 70.
=. T. M.-ihe officers anu members requested 10
attend lilo funeral of I,roihcr A. II. wI,rr nj G,
Philips Church This Afternoon, at O'Clock pccise,y
~ otuof w. NJ. DOUGLAS. Secretary.
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i, An. cnterprising merchant of Cincinnati pro-
poses to send wheat down. the Mississippi to
Now Orleans, and thence to Now York, for half
the ruling rates, or thirty cents a bushei.
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RT, July 10.-Dontls 72;.
From tho ,yc.t

NEW YORK, July 10.-Adviccs from Havana, July
a, report that tho revolution at Porto Rico WAS
only military revolt, easily suppressed Tho
leaders were executed
It is reported that cargo OF slaves was recently
landed.
After tho 2lst, vessels arriving will bc fined s35
II weight and measure is not slnled in the mani
fest.
Sugar il active at 81.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-07-11
Domestic Markets.

NEW YonE, July 1o.-Flour 10a2oc. better.
Wheat 8a5c. bettor., Corr quiet. Pork Hrmor at
$22 20. Lard quiet at 11lnl2Ac. Cotton dull at
29i 'Turpentino 50. Rosm IS 76ase for sti ainod
sud pale. stooks heayy. Money 5a6. Gold $751;;
Sterling, limo. 1OE Sight iOi. '''62 rcgistero d
bonds l09a1oai; coupons 11s; 81 coupons 1904;
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-07-11

M NOTICE To MARINERs.-C
AND flLois wshn, 70 anchor:theIr vessels In Ashley
NSeF are requested not to do auywhnrc within direct
range of tho heads OF tho SAVANNAH RAILROAD
WHARVES. ON tho Charleston and St Andrews sito OF
tho Ashley River; by Which prccautlon contact with the
Submarine Telegraph Cable will be avoided. "
t,i X. O. TURNER, II, II.
tIarbor Masters ogcc Charleston, February O, 1866.
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