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souTEnN PoIITrcs. A correspondent, who has
lima, writes that the Repu6hcans Of the former
stSte @ claim @ about seventy Thousand votes, the
mOld Whigsn or Conservative Unloniats, thirty
thousand, while tho oI-Rebes viii have eighty
thousand. A Republican organization in. Peters.
burg en- traces three h1ndred whites and eiahtcer,
bundled blacks. The Union League has siIty
ORGANISED couneils in North Carolina, and the
Equal Rights League, q co!ored organization,
about the same number OF councils. In addition
TO these, thore Is third seeret Organization,
which is spreading rapidly. It Is vory radical,
has obligations Of the strictest character, and an
imposing ceremonial. The membcrs originally
called themselves "The Heroes lofl America, y
though they are now generally known as "Ihe
aed strinRs,n The Order publishes paper at
Greensboro called The Red String. Thiriy.twc
Thousand white voters are enrolled In itsI ranks
and large numbers Of colored lodges arc being cs.
tablshed. Tho vote in the State. is 5put down
ct seyenty-6ye thousand whitos and forty thou.
sand blacks: 1t is estimated that Of this aggre-
gate, thirty thousand whites aud thIrty thonsand
biaoks are Republicans. They olalh that they
Will carry the State In the next eleotion By twenty
Thousand majority. -.- ~ -
q Neto York Commercial Adpattssr.fi y
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correspondent Of the journal os Commerce; ,,a ;
writing from Beaufort, says: On Monday evening,
desperad1es visited the house OF Mr. Richard
springlo. about seven and half miles torn this
place. These fends, In human shape, called him
ont into his piazza and apparently engaged him in
friendly conversation. Boon their designs were
disclosed, and they demanded his money! and for
bid him TO moyo: He told -thoia he had no money
and tried 70 get into the house to defend hinlsef
with his gun. This asassslps were armed with
pisto e and Mr.; springlo was shot down; the ball
Ths Thss house. ouSs y %ao ns shsn nsSS S,tarad
on Mrs g., and an attempt made to Kill hor Tttie
daughtsr. Tie keys. we're demanded, which DO
mand lWaa rofusodI The trunk .vas. then tskSn
to tho yard and opened whitman sle.t "a lSorsidsF
nble amount OF money, with deeds and Yaius I'd
papers, Were,then *abstr44ted, after which tho
briganas beat haaty retroaEs -Four oolored men
are implicated In this diaboioal ket one Of whom,
very bright muiatto, named Jamos Madison. has
been atreatod and is now undergoing; trial baiord
his Honor judge Mitchan Madison Is Identified as
the leafler In tho attack mado upon him. his sif
gulAr ply scal appearapce.an and tho dress' No wofs
stamped an fmpf6dsion which oyuld not bo effsood,
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OFFICIAL.
Iicadq'rs. Second Military District.
CHARLESTON. y. g., May 2Glh, 1857.


CHARLESTON. y. o., May 2Gh, 1857.
t0EsEnAL onpEns No. 25.l
1t appears from sundry petitions aud Official rcprr
sentaons that tho present scanty supply Of In tho
Carolnas Is Sorionsly diminished by the largo quantity
Of eran consumed In numerous disleries put up Hnl
worked In defiance Of the rcvcpuo laws OF the Uui,eI
IL is reprcs ntcd that few mono OF the rcqurc
moSs oflaw arc observed In any OF thcso
that tho officers OF the Internal reYepue service viii o
ordeavorng 70 aud collect tho whiskoy tax nrc
frequently trcotcd with Sisr.speot, and sometimes
mcnnccd with vio.cnco aud that when offenders arc
prosecuted In tho civil courts and Violations OF tic H.
ernal revenue lava indIsputably proved urcs fall to
convict tho parties II ia further shown that this w.
lawful traffic makes food dcaror In places whcro sroe
numbers arc depending public private bou ~,
that tho Government is esidcs defruudcd OF large
amount Of revenue that the authority is civil ocsrs
is brought into contempt; and furthermore that The
mischief complaned Of tends to lncro1so poycrty dis
order md crime therefore, IN tho eInrciso OF the au.
thoty vested In tho Commanding Goncra n is ordered
that
TIE distinHon manufacture OF whistov or othe
sdri's fom grain. Is 'hibtal ths Military District
ANY p.rso7 40 o1g.7e1 employed will no deomod ru
tv Of msicrnnsnos Tho 20 session or stl or other
snnhrntus fo- thi7 rur,o>e VII be considered presumr
ve ey'd"nco of vol,ton OF tho -vcnnn LAVE and the
pa-tv Or p,rto, nsi1g ths sNus, on whose promis
or In whos' pNsscs<ior tho my bo found will, he
arrested and hrnuIht tn trial before military trihuua
composed OF tho Commanding ncer OF tho Poat and
twn Officers NJ tho army nctt In rnk dutv within tho
teri inrial limn Of tho Po7t II tho oxgenras Of the
service 70 not p7rnit tho detail OF other ofcars that
f,ct viii no du'v co-tfoi aud tho Post Commander will
hear anil dntnr1n'no the ca.o
II. TIM pona,tes, punshments and torsri.ures prc-
scrbed nv the s,vlsf sss of Congress f,r datiu7 or
manufacturing whisks- other sptr,ts In violatou OF
mo roTennc lawn Will hs irunosel and executed by the
military tribunals horsbv authorized.
III No sentence extending to imprisonment forfeiture
ofssll' Honor or oher property. tho imposition Of
fine or other ponslt7 will be carried into effect til re-
noroi 70 iho'e Headquarters and approved by The Conn.,
msndInR General.
w. All troo~s oftho United st1tcs Magistrates Eerin.
consnoes, Poico AMI other. 10 authority are required
s'd aIl citizens solicited bo vigil,rt in doteca
md ~ron2 IN giving infbrm.tion OF tho violation OF
the'o 0-lw. oommlndi q officers with DO held TO
spolsb.a sor treir enforcement.
by command Of a1sjoraoneral D. z. sroxEs
J. ". CLoUs,
Captain 9Sth Infantry,
t.l A. D. @. A. A. A. g.
ofnctaI ALEXANDER Moone. Captain SSH Infantry
Aia-de-CAnnp. i. w3 HAY a
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TEE MMEhlLi rtrsoUaud1Ess or PIoirRhss.E-pickons
DIS riotis rich In mineral resources. There ,ase
heen dope before the war commano d.. Colonel
kuhtmnnn o1pondod thousands OF dollars In his
search for copper, and we expect to see some less
liberal and, tperhhps nore fortunate adYonturer
SSnS5Hy SasI y sresessful. The t'gold Digging have
better sum than nero noyices In the business
could could e9.peSs: On Mr.. A.. III. ! Smiths q fne
ha;o boon found, and IL Is reported 70 be Sy Sery
TlS5; vSi Some OF "onr natural enenies,n from Nov
purchase. The Keith place. In Cheohee. "a s99ao @
riSh IN E9id Here and elsewhere In the District,
move the stpfeeiohs metal.., rom InctGer os,tS.
Ana, upon AZ thesS efforts, we trust the rnont
Tho gold mania Is also moving our Rsbunl frianda
An efficient company has been formed fot Working
the mines ON picks Pc Greek, ON the Hsdrnpiic plan.
lots" bstHeen Rsbun and .Dahloneg COIN. SSrS
pany along. 5nseating as thueh as ono bundled
thousnnd dollars n these sgold lots" 3 .5ifs,T!~1
m, i.y.,.i - 80. 81 Z, I PtokenS Cpurfe.
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C1upAp BOLIVAR, GUYANA, yssrzzIuikLA March
23 1S67.&Tho grant "a Dr Price ias heen finaiIv
executed, and the Government has sssted csrii6,
Gates to each gentleman OF the pariy recoynizng
him as one OF the colony fonnded by ns and anti,
ted to ali the yast priyil9res ~ The nrsnt mas
ns well cav hero that the 3oyernmen2 han d;sinciy
iy notified us thai. no pcraon coninT hero yythnnt
proof satisinotory TO 'Frederick A. Johnson tho ra
presontatiye Of DR.. Il. Ar. Prics. at this naca ,;l
be entieaS out IN tis posssaion Of tss T
lexes ofthS' Ri6It. 7nF'9f 0t' -
7 should advise no ono to come here without as
to Last = least three Sa.1S = Ss Eush
81. dollaFs per barrel hare. and mulch higher, lam
look % e th9nsh anothEs California excitement p
about to ske place:;aTho population of this city
Is reduced from i've thousand ,t0 about tyo thou: y
obtained. .y:.g,,ft- ,;trr,J.g e. M. Tcl u :,
On onrt erTiSai hers S an an approximation of $3.50
s paid eSor 1s tor to
Senior Dalla Gosts, tho Represent tatiye President,
an behalf OF the State has fully complied with the
as State zeal zeal ,Psl paper e ssst man colony
under that grant and tbose arc 9 va fS
;shs q sTd di1RsFs S1eeI q 5 nee q duties if i've
aSsr e he saspssa sas
yod The Dsa Sa mnIns GSn dSmnsav tS%sa
proceed this day to tho mines in the imrnodiato,
3rvht fNkrA6 SxH ,.laz --l-z
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4.
g BAD EYFEqa OF sE@Kr SOCIETIES AMoSo Fnxyp-
GEH.-At tho time of the organization of tho frat
Union League in Charleston, tho froodmen wore
eIceodingy enthusiastic on the subject Of oduca-
tiop; Not only wore the dny, schools crowded with
children, but at night aIso wllte.headed oetogona-
r1ans sat sido by side With young tnen aid womon
IN primary classes. Tho dosro Of the freodmen OF
all ages was to learn to road and writo in order to
enable shom to become voters-an object which
was kept constantly before them with tho most eI-
cellent eject. In an evil hour it was proposed Lo
Organize Loyal League, and a charter was OBJ.
tained from Philadeiphla. Tho men Hooked to its
meetings bY hundreds. One after snothur council
An aapnnclp,od Northern man; common soaYen.
ger, became, partly by the gross ignorance Of the
negroes. and partly by his own INSCRIPTIONS per-
Vointons OF parliamentary law the secret dictator
Of the leagues. Forms and ceremonies we're end
lessly multiplied, until at last eyory evening was
Wasted in ridiculous parodies Of parliamentary aud
Masonio forms. The worst passions Of the freed
men were appealed to and their truest friends de-
bounced In order, as it soon proved that, by con-
trolling the colored sentiment, the leader might
command th2 influence and seonro tho trade Of tho
white politicians OF tho State. And yot this ruling
spirit OF The leagues was m 30 entirely uncdu-
GATED that he could not havo been elected to the
lowest ofico of a New England town.
CBostoa Advertiser.
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"a young preaeher who had Just started on { his
traf6ls as an itinerant, was one evening holdins
forth onthe deluge, and after describing the mar.
ner In which Noah built the Ark and filed it with
ANIMALS ,of every kind, by pairs, closed in sol.
era that 1t was an arduoua task for Noah and hir
Sons TO get pair OF whalos into tho Ark" -
!: Tho mnn In jan who looked ont Of the window o
hia coll Gnd exclaimed thie is q crnks co;,nt. I;
- nGv generally admitted 70 have itpoken I'D
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: STEVENS AND KsLIr.-The Albany . Euenfng
Journal after deprecating tho "confscation'
scheme OF TnAD. sTzvEas and tho infAmmatory
speeches Of Judge KELLY, says; ..f b., .,5al,
Let us hope that We have heard the last Of this
unwise and mischievous crusade, and that hence.
forth the people Of the South will be approached
In q more friendly and moderate temper, There is
no reason why the processes Of feconatruction
shGuld not 70 Forward rapidly and harmoniously,
unless tho ultra marplots continue TO interfere BY
taaehlpgs calculated to maEe ono class arrogant
and aggressive, and the other class desperate and
resistant. 4. ,tr.e. =, ~. q. IL, :, -
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ooieridee WAS dsscantiBR ,a,n dc presence IL
Charles tArul} upon the lfelftiyS appearance Of
fhs a,S Sysss !, IN fsnt handsome ooieTidse, said
bias 9Ti T. hhs thc II Msdysptsge of ysa IN ono
Aa fsystyr Pne known, Was an e1hsustless tsjker
1T KNOWS when 70 shut itG mouth, : waS The roply.
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Wa have hoard Of the closing exercises OF tho
graduating clsss at Princeton College AZ wbioh =
oldest m4n tho WORT aifger, tho, greatest cater
And the pp6tesk seholar. But what has become Of
the pfss for 1ts t'g4ntlemAnn ct tho GLASS whieh
~! plasa7 Hdpsn Reqister. a! !. ~ = :,
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~A YOUNG LADY RETURNING TO HER
country home Alter sojourn OF few months In the
ciy was hardly recognized by her friends. In psoe Of
coarse. rustic. huAhed ace. sho hsd soft ruby COM
plorfon Of almost marble smoothness and instead Of
:" nyhfee "he really appeared but c9htean. Upon In
qury "a to tho cause OF 90 great change shc plainly
told thcn That she used tho cIRoAs IAN BALM. and
considered Il an Invaluable sequi,Hon to any toilet
by Its use any Lady or oencon improve their per.
sonA appearance an hundred told. II 10 simple IN s
combination. AZ Nature hersei kmpe 5et unsurpass-
Cd In its ofasy In drawing impurities from also hoal
tnE cleansing and heautyng the nhin and complexion
BY h direct action on tho euels It draws nom n all It's
Impurities kindly healing the same loayng ths sur
see rs Nature irtonded II should be-clusr so smooth
and beautiful pree g. sAnt BY Mall or K1preaa on re-
oopt Of an order. By
- ". L CLARK co. Ghsrni.ta
/. III. no. Wnsf hayolto Stfoek 6yracunc n. z.
Tho only American Agents for the salo Of Tho aame
March 50 ss.-t fs?Y Il r.t4' FiseS. . "
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as- Tho Friends OF Mr.. and Mrs William
bnERsH arc respectfully invited atton tho Funeral
Services OF their infant daughter, GERTRUDE at their
rcsdcneo. No. 1S George strcot, Ta afternoon at half
pas. Four O'Clock. Ma. o,
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Moral. or n1us.aohu,.tt..

Tho majority OF Tho comm;ttoo 90 tho Ms..,,h,,,
sotts Legislatures nm The I,uor law n,o,o rana1,
OF tho practical operation Of tho law, from which
we extract;
Tho evidence boioro tho commi,too, though o,
tbot IN ~ =" 1Sn0 ns eJGns SonneE tended TO show
Enn. n,nit o & Si.,Ss VI yomns wncia tho ptosoou-
nm eItfaordnary hnmbor Of SEQ score. ct pacss place Werc
,f anu tnat more liquor and worse liquor woro
,ha au r onas ore no insoteafon ensped Accord
2nppSnan q, P S5s the whole number Of places In
isno 4; ioss mon IqIe! "hs n Rm0wl 20 90 soid Was
iI,'nta n Ioo1, ana ioto IN 1850. Inc nu nbor OF
G0ss We in IsGa 4 ,v up S nSCo IS 10 asa was
osr taken up curing any year in ths history Of tho
war WHO'LL liz LOU Snd aooS Two sao years @ o1 tho
speSsftSiy The be- number Of druakards in 1866 OK
stshn,sra sa' a. isUo py doan Again tho :tato Con;
EeSr,sry tpa1 tapMa1ing tao months OF January and
violations & ot tho law than had ever boon mado in
@ $; U'{, yos tne numpor OK drunken persons taken
appsinat in .1s was aasa ana In February l5o
m 1SSS, ths war yoar referred to- when the largeat
,umher ~ uaaken @ pees9ns was saEon up the
aIs % q CAGES Tor 1sS7 is calculated upon the
s, on VI tne returns ior oroanuary aud fobruary, II
.thoi;S sae9 Th a. aeaioy, pastor OF very largo
the pooper anu sslan9 a. eItensiyeIy am nf
house hss havo tsdV s%os aim
siI tnose IN tho house," Mayor NorcToss ssys that
,hnt ,thSenhess .tS @ lneroases EI-Mayor Lincoln says
"a. have isoroaaoa fsster thnn popu.a
gSso 6sts5 tho eysn q The nnmsoas
things IN Boston, it can be safely asserted that
n. Wnno inc number OF open PLACES has undoubtedly
somoWaat dlmniahed, all OF the principal hotels,
sis iInea sepa and whole
oSs number secret paoos and
cTausss sas sHs Dseh n o has In
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Henderson, OF the Evening Pr who is at large
revenues Of the Government, Is greatly surprised
that Mr. Jefferson Davis, at large ON bail upon q
chargs Of hostility 10 the Governments, should
whilo IN. the City, Of New York. There may Be
pefsonb who win think That Sc Eonld have been
moro Tloyalr as well as moro becoming for the
conduct 81 Mr. Jefferson Davis. Those % same pors s
Sons also viii be more apt TO be angry with than
TO a3rep with Henderson, Of tho Evening Post,
when, aftor stating that General Robert A5derson
was among those VINO oslied on Mr.. JeHforson D.
Wis, he goes on to say that eone few PERSONS GALL
ed on Mr. Davis 'tRhoMere well known during the
,.-,.Et.97t a. is INe,o York World
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Domestic Markets.

-. II = - I =
Domestic AInrlOts4 ~ ~
room DIsPATcH.
New YoRK, May 1.-Flour dull and dropping
Wheat heavy. Corn, 2as lower. Pork ioVor
s2s 2oa25. Lard quiet ht 12aa1sl WhiskoyF stea.
dy. Cotton quiet and dropping, hIiddlng, %
Frei8hts dull Stocks dull and heavy. Gold, s7i
Sterling, GO days, o.. Sight, 1o}. Money O. 62
Coupons. 1921; Registered, 1864.
aittlI.l EVENING pIaPATcH., - '-iH... I
Cotton has declined &C.; sales $50 bales, at 27a2s
Flour dpll Common and Medium declined 10
cents Stale $40 65a1s 90; Southern dull and
dropping MiIod 70 Good $13 40a14 90 4 Fancy and
Extra a$15a1s. Com heavy; and 3ase. lower
Western Mi1od, old, 81 25 new sI12a1 1e; Vel,
low Southern, now, 81 Goal .2s. Pork heavy and
lower; Meas s2sa2s IS old $40. Lard firm and
quiet. Whiakey steady; Western in bond, B5:
Groceries Quiet. Carolina Rice u. Musooyado
sugar I0ia11.' Naval storos firm !; Turpontine ssh
a65; Rosin s. 1888 70. Tsllor dull at Hail I.
Freights dull and lower. ~ .'.,....,;r !,
Socks, moro active. Money per- cont. Gold
1s7t. va ooupchS, 1o9ia10ei 'e4 coupons, 105a /;
'G5 coupons, 10eAnlo6f now, issue, 1osalosf B.;
1o-49s, 99lasoI; 1905. first series, 1o6ia1oe, ;
others 1o5la1o52. i .A4 10 IL a:.-s;N'-t i,-L'i
BALrnfonH, May 2E--1ho. stock OF Rio. Coffee
hero is 12,0o0 bags. Flour dull and in favor Of
buyera. Block scarco. White Corn dull, declined
2isi 81 14a1 10; Yellow, steady at $122a1 2s ssu-
gar firm and inactive Provisions firm and inao-
tive. Mess Pork $2s rs. Bulk shoulders 9; Sides
II; Bacon unchanged Lard quiet and firm.
Whiskey dull and nominal; In bond 80. r. sIg5a. v
CnuNNAT1, May 21.--Flour dull and unchanged.
Corn dull and lower; No. saokod s5a9s. whiskey
dull. IToyisions hrmer but quiet. Mess Pork
2250a22.75. Bacon g. II, nnd'12}: Lard 12l
New oRLEAKs May 21.-sales Of Cotton to-day
$500 bales, unchanged Low Mddlings 25a2s.
Receipts in three days 2902 bales, against 2666
Exports samo time 10. 500. Sugar and Molasses,
no sales but unchanged. Flour dull and lower.
superane nominal, $11 75a12. Corn in good do
mand, but declined SO. Sales Of mixed and yellow
ut 81 15a1 20; white 81 Is. Oats steady aud firm
ut 9saa5c. Hay.dfDpng, primo Western 82 lard
dull at 1aia1sa. Pork dull and unchanged, 24ia
2ia Bacon in fair jobbing demand. Shoulders
slo; ribbed sides 12Ao; clear sides 13a. Gold 1885,
Sterling. 48a5D nominal: Nov York Sight E1-
change 3aS discount.
MoanE, May 2l.--sales today 700 bales.l Mar
ket dull and dropping. MddlingB 24o! Recepts,
e95 bales eaa '''
AUdusri, HAY 21!-Market fiat; sales ca bales.
Receipts 80. Middlings 24.:3.tiI ILEnal
SAVANNAH, May 2.-Cotton. dull and hoavy; Mid
dlings nomipaly Is, Receipts 67O bales: Il, :.
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s5 Tho Friends md hcquaIntnn- es or
Mr. and Mrs. aEoRoEP P. ELDRED aro invited to at.
tend tho Funeral Services OF tho former from his rcs-
denco No. 10 st- Philip stroet. 7ia Arsernoon at
oclook. s..' May a
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a Beptleman ig IoHa adyprtisos for xifo Fvho
Ssssp. Tcsse hsr M own hSlr har! hsrs own
MlGSns having won't ind gone and pa1d Tor Thar.
nsA 1so 90 sslaofil id
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SPECIAL NOTICES,

~ AsSIaNEEs NO rICE.-JULIUs FLAUM.
having executed to tho undersigned n DEED OF AS
sriNMENT for tho boncn bis crcdtora tho crditors
oho said JULruI FLAUm hereby requested 10 meet
at tho ofnco OF sIhtoNs sIEaLINa Attorneys Mt Inv
on hondsH tao 27th inst. nj II O'Clock Meridian for
tho purpose OF proceeding TO tho appointment Of an
ngcnt or agents.
DAVID wALLtGE,i
May "a v,h.a
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M FINAL NOTICS.-kLL PERSONS IN
DEBTED to the Estate OF the late SAMUEL aouRnIN.
NJ. D., win mako payment and those having clnims
aEsinss tho s7mo Will present them 10 Mossrs RuT.
LEDGE YOUNG. solicitorr. No. 20 Drosd street
.rr-r Il. e. YOUNG,
hAY6 WI Admtnistrntor.
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TOUCHING IHupKST-The feeling entertained by
snys the Boston Post, unquesiionably ono OF af,
feoto9, and were they not incited to jealousy and
hostility by tho Hunnioutts, Underwoods, Brown
lth4! two races would Ave amioably enough. 4
Iynchb1rg ,aper relates that gentleman on bis
SsyS gay TISas S me grave o. younger brother who
he reahhed the gatelo the monetary three former
seryaLts OF tho family approaching the grave with
ing out Of their view he watched them until they
reach9d the grave, when one OF them climbed oyer
the iron railing, took the flowers and evergreens
nom his companions and laid them tenderIy on the
grave Iof his former young msstar. Scenes like
this nro not nnC nCommon In the South but under
tho influence OF n8ldious agitation and harranguee
they are likely to give way 10 such riots as have
endangered the Lives Of oitizons in Richmond.
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sT BATGHFLoR's HAIR DYE.-THR
SPLENDID HAIR DYE 10 the best In tho world The
only true and perfect Dre-harmlesa reliable insan.
nneous No disappointment No ridiculous t,rts
Natural Black or Brown. Remedies tho i cfeota Of Bo
oseI rnvigorntos tho hair leaving soft and beautiful
The genuine s signed William 4. Bateheor All other.
arc moro limitations md should be avoided Sold by n.
Druggists aud Perfumeu. Factory. No. 81 Barcley
street. Now York. ~
81 BEWARE OF A coUNTERFErT
Uocounper .sH- lf.i i.a.. .
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NEW ORLEANS, May al Tho Picdyunss special
correspondence, datod at orizabss May 8, "a ys
that the City OF Mexico was surrounded by 20 600
Lbcrals.. The bombardment haH commenced. in
earnest =: The commander, MARQUEE, has an
nouncad his intontion to resist to tho death, and
is impressing water carriern and porters. No OFF,
cars receive quar- from tho Liberals, and orders
have been issued that MInAMos, MARQUEE aud
MAIntrliAE shan BIO shot If captured. Since Tho
surrender OF Puebla the Imperialists arc not over
10000, all told. 3lH 2tE
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:. RERIIE nv .>---------. --:.--..--,.-----
falkisaES OF CHRIST CHURCH. AND sT. THOMAS
;, '3" AND sT. DENNIS.
Fnsr PnfcrscF-Mt Pleasant Poll Fifteen Mils
Honso Pon. and ST. Thomns' Muster House Poll
PARISH OF ST. ANDREWS Il s3v sil
SECOND PRncRscr.-ciub House Poll, on the MAip and
echool House Poll, James Island.
PARISH OF ST. JOHNS, coILETof
THInp PnrorNcT.-cub House Poll. EdIs.o Island |;
Rockville, Wadmalaw IsiAnd and LegnIc,fIs, John.
Island
PARISH Of ST. JOHNS BERKELEY.
FouHru PnEoIscr. .-cn,snus Pond Poll; Fult.'s Old
Field Poll, and Black Oak Poll 1874 f ir!'i
FIFTH PaEcRoT.-BiGgin Church Poll and Strawberry
Poll .. ,..H..- IN
!. PARISH OF st. JAMES, GOOSE CREEK.
e1ru PaEcRcT.-dooso Creek Poll, Tar Kiln Pon and
Wsssa'uasa Poll. 'l. .rs.f.E s--Eip
SEVENTH PnEo1sor-cross Roads Poll and Hickory
Bend Poll. . .t# .5
PARISH OF ST. sTEpHENs'.
EIoHTH PnIorsoF.-Pinsville Poll and sl Stephen
Depot Poll. Gs i.:s
PARISH OF BIT. JAMES. saNTEe.
Ninth Personalities House Poll and Dutrrs
Creek Pol. +.