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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1867-11-21

A DELICIOUS PUpDtNa.-A ydelicately
baked fruit pudding may be made by
placing in u buttered dish a layer of any
fresh or preserved fruit; raspberries or
apricots are perhaps the best, but rhu-
barb or green goosebernes do very nice
ly; then another layer of rusks or cakes
alternately, until the dish is filled; pour
over all rich custard, and bake about
twenty minutes. r
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1867-11-21

A coMIcAI4old bachelor, who firmly
believes that all women have something
TO say on all subjects, recently asked a
female friend .'"Weii, madam, what do
you hold on the question of female suf-
frageW To him the lady responded
calmly; " Sir, hold my tongue.h
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1867-11-21

1T Is reported on good authority that
Secretary McC Culloch recently rendered
his resignation, and the President re-
retsry consented. '7T'asss' : saisS's' @ ~. ~
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1867-11-21

THE latest returns from Minnesota
make the Republican majority 8, 5,600.--
The Legislature will stand as follows:--
Renate Republican, 15; Copperhsads, 7.
House Republican SS; Coppsrhsads, 13.
Negro suffrage is carried.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1867-11-21

call he exclaimed at once, "There! L
never knew that medicine to fail p'-
GHarper's Weekly. 4. u -. -----
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-08-09

CnElAw Bn1DaE.-It is with O great deal OF Plea
suro TINT note tho progress OF tho work on this
bridge. From tho very first stop up to the preacnt
tme, difficulties, seemingly insurlnountabe, have
boon in their way; but tho contractors, Messrs.
Barnard & Waldfon, seconded by tho Company,
hayo by their unfngging energy aud perseyer-
ance overcome thon all md to-day tho work is
much furthor advanced than wo anticipated On
Monday VIC wero at the river, and wero ngrocably
surprised at the progress made.
Tho second por, which stands nonr tho centre o
tho Iiver has been reached, and tho false bridge
extends some distance beyond. Tho chords nj
atringers arc MI i'll position, and tho flooring il
being laid to tho middle pier. This week tht
braces OF tho permanent bridge arc being put up
limo unforeseen accident occurs, NO are assured
borough side will. be roachod by the middle o.
September.
That day will bo GLADLY welcomed, not only b,
tho citizens OF thil, bat of other communities. Il
will bo in nmplo time for tho fall trado from tina
District, which, for want OF convenient crossing
has boon forced to seok other markets. and We ar,
glnd to sec homo OF our merchants making prepa
ratfons for it's return.-Chera1 Advertiser.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-08-09
SPECIAL NOTICES

REPRESENTATION THE BOARD OF RE.
GIsTRaTloN for tho First Precinct, ST. Bartholomew
Parrish colleton District Will commence its duties o
Smokes Cross 1loals Poll. on Thursday. tho 18Th fus,
and continue In session three days. tho acconInoda
lion OF the reaideuts OF that portion Of the Prccc Or
Monday tho 10Th Inst, the Board will continue its scs
sion at Bells Cross Rcais Poll. for tho
oftc residents OF that portion Of tho Precinct The
Board will continue 10 sit In tic same manncr Viz Tho
thrce last days IN tho Neek TO registering a Smokes
Cross Roads Poll and the thrco rH, days IN the week 10
registering at Belts Cross Roads, until tile sae Ia COM
pletcd.
Tho books will DO closed ot tho 10Th September In or.
der to comply With Parugr1 XIX, General Or, rs No
Us. Headquarters Second NJ tary District giving aplc
time for public in 'pcchon aud revision Of lists
AL persons qualified to ro,o under the proyIsona Of
the Act OF Congress. passed March 1867 entitled can
Act to provide for tho efficient government of tho
rebcl States, and tho several hc,s orr,nru,rv thoro
to- invited TO appear before the Board Of Rcgistr
ton.
The hours for sitting will DO from 9A. ~ tn {, T.. M
The 6nal sessIonH for revising the will be cll
follows:
Smoke Cross Roads, on "Wednesday anil Thursday,
September 25th and 2eih
Bells Cross Roads. Friday and Saturday Scptcn,bc CT
27th and 2stll JOHN w1NoATE
Chairman Board Of Rcgistration
lst Precinct ST. Bartholomew pnrisl
August % Collcton District.
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ss.REGIsrRATIoN.-THE noAnp or REo

aSREGISTRATION.-T BOARD OF REG
sTRATIoN for tho First Precinct City Of Charleston
will commence its duties at The City Hall on 4onday the
18th inst, aLd continue In Bcason treo days. for the
accommodation Of residents OF Ward No. /.
On 7hnriday the 18th inst, tho Board will continue
liza sessions ut tho place for tho accommodate
residents OF Ward No. 4
Tho Board will continue To sit in tho same place In
the samo manner viz: The three nrst days In tho weel
to registering III Word No. l. and the ihree last days In
tho week TO rsIlscrngl In Ward No. q until the sumo
completed
hs the whole duty mnqt be performed by tho Let Of oc
o6er tho books will be closed tho 10Th OF September
ordrr to comply with paragraph XIX. dcuers! Orders No
65. Headquarters Second Military District giving ample
tmo for public inspection and revision Of tho lists Al
persons qualified to soto under tho provisions Of the Ac
OF Congress passed March ID 1907 entitled An Act u
provide for tho moro efficient government OF tho rebe
states and tho several Acts supplementary thereto ar
invited to appear before tho Board for registration
Tho hours OF sitting will be from A. n. to p M,
Tho final sessions for revising the Lists will be held al
follows:
For Ward No. l. on .Tauriddy aud Friday, septembe,
Goth md 27th
For Ward No. 2, on Saturday anl Monday. September
2s'h and 3oth. NILES q. PARKER,
Chairman for the Board Of Registrars for tho Frst Pre-
tinnt. charlcston District August
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SECTION g. For denying tho supremacy of tho
laws of Congress- stating that thoy would not obc.
them whom conflicting with tho laws OF tho State
OF Texas, and openly denouncng the Government
of the United sin tho Office and in the pres
enco OF Drevet Major General J. ]. REYNOLDS
commanding the Sub District Of tho Rio Grnnle
EDWARD DoUaHEnTY, Judge Of tho 10Th Judicial
District, State Of Texas, ia hereby removed from
that Office, and EDWARD DAssE ia appointed in hie
stead.
SECTION 1. At the request of his Honor the Mayor
of tho city Of New Orleans, THOMAS Z. ADAMS,
Chief of the Police Of that city, is hereby removed
from his Office, md J. J. WILLIAMS appointed in
his stead
by command Of Major General p. II. SHERIDAN.
tSiGncd), G.. L. HARTSUFF, A. a. G.
Speaking Of the newly appointed Chief OF Po-
lice, the Republican, says: "Ho was formerly mn
officer in the l28th New York Volunteers; served
with great distinction in the Ordnance Depart
mont, having millions of dollars in his charge.
He distinguished himself greatly in front of Mo,
bilc, and assistant to Gen. BAILEY in tho Red
River Dam enterprise"
Tie Austrian sloop OF war Elizabeth arrived from
Vera Cruz to-day. She has on board n number Of
Austrian soldiers. she reports that tho United
Statos steamer Susquehanna sailed from Yera Cruz
on the 28th ult., destination unknown.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-08-09

aFA YOUNG LADY RETURNING TO HER
country homo aftor soIourn Of few months In the
city Was hardly recognized by hor friends In place o
coarse. rustic, flushed faco, sho had aof ruby com.
pleIion Of almost marble smoohncss, and instead Of
tw ntythrce so really appeared but eighteen Upon In.
qutry as to tho cause OF great change plainly
told thom That sho used tho CIRcAssIAN DALAi, and
considered It an invaluable acqusi any toilet
by ita any Lady Gentlemen improve their per-
sonal appearance hundred fold. is simple In its
combination. Nature herself Ia simple yet nnsurpass
cd In Its efficacy in drawing impurities from, also heal.
Ing cleansing and bcauyng the akin and complexion
By tta tho cutioo draws from Il oil is
impurities Kindly healing tho same and leaving tho
face as Nature intended should bo-clear eo smooth
and beautiful Prco 81, sent by Mail or EIpress on re
ceipt Of an order, by
". L. CLARK & CO., Chemists
No. West Fayolte Street, syracuse, n. 7.
The only American Agents for tho aals OF tho same
March 80 1y
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-08-09

aS NOTICE TJ MARTNERs.-C PTAINs
AND PILOTS Wishing TO anchor their vessels in Ashley
River are requested not to do anywhere within direct
range Of the heads OF tho SAVANNAH RAILROAD
~HARvRS. ON tho Charleston and st. Andrews sido ci
the Ashley River; by which precauuon contact with the
Submarine Telegraph Cable Will bo avoided.
s. O. TURNER, ii. H.
Harbor Masters ONCE Charleston February 0, 1ses
February7
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-08-09

aB-INEQUTTY.-WI DISTRICT.
JOHN WATSON iED J. L. LANE RI. y. p MATTHEW'S
SHERIFF.. AND oTHERS.-BILL FOR ACCOUNT, RE
LlEF, DISCOVERY AGD INJUNCrIoN.-In purausncc
OF m order nndo In tho above stated case Tho creditors
OF HARPER LANE, LANE HARPER, uUTsoN,
LANE co, BuADLEY LANE, and ". X LANE K
CO.. arc hereby notified that thoy required to provo
and establish demands before the Commissioner OF this
Court against the said hr Oh or before tho rsi a, Of
February next failing they be debarred the
benont Of nny decree In this cause
Il &. LOGAN, G. T.. ". d.
July9 Ismo7mo,
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as-NorICE. rERsONs WHO AnE EN.

aS-NoTICE.-ALL PERSONS WHO ARE EN-
titled to bury. or DO buried, In tho CEMETERY ESTAB
LIsnED FOR THE BURIAL OF ALL CoLoRED PER.
SONS attached TO- worshppng In. tho First Indepen
don't or Congregational Church, situated in Meeting
street. known as tho Circular Church." and all such
wero attached to, or worshppcd In the Second Indepcn
dent or Congregational Church In Arrdao street. now
known rs the "Unitarian Church" requested to as
sembio at No. III Rose Line. Upper Wards on tho rsi
7hIrfay In September next bcng tho r day) at four
O'Clock NJ for tito rurpoIo OF appointing new Trustees
In tho place Of those who deceased agreeable to tho
trust se forth in the original decd OF conveyance
HENRY ". AiATHEwES
Augustg mug o, "a sept SURVIVING 9-r,,stco
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Domestic Markets,
NOON DISPATCH.


New YonK. August 6.-Stocks heavy. Gold 140l.
Money 8. Sterling 0Ia10l 62 Coupons 1s9; vir-
ginia Skies 90; Missouri Skies 10S Tennessee
Skies, OK coupon, 60; now iaano G79. Flour, old,
10A20c. better; new dull and heavy. Wheat Sa5c.
better. Corn 1c. lOwor. Pork shnlo frmer.
Lard steady at 12ia1sA. Whiskoy quiet. Cotton
dull at 28a29a. Turpontino steady Mt GGl. Rosin
quiet; strained 81 20s.
EVENING DIsPATCu.
Cotton easier; sales 1900 bales at 2si. Flour
Stato G25a11; Southern 1090a15. Wheat activo, and
Sa5c better; ambor Slate 290a2. IS; rcd and nn,bor
Bouthem 2.10a280 Corn Ease lower. Mixed
Western 1.10a111; Whito Southern 1.25. Proyisionu
generally firm. Mess Pork $3.50. Groceries
generally dull and nominal. Rio Coffee firm at &c.,
gold. Naval Stores iirlnor. Turpontine 60. Rosirl
sia8.50. Stocks heavy Money 4a5 por cont. Gold
40!. Ca Coupon Bonds ia. Now issue 1881
1o4os 1o9; 7-aos, first scrics, 1851; others 1o7I
BALTInoRE, August 8.-Coffco dull; stock largo.
Flour declined 50c.; shipping brands slla11 so.
Wheat dull, md declined 10c.; Wbito 80 65; Rcd
50 IS. Corn steady; White Il 1871 20; Yellow u II
nj 15. Provisions quiet and steady. Bacon shoul-
ders 19a1o4; clear Ribbed Sides 1Ga1Gi, with only
jobbing domand. Lard-Wcstern 13l.
WILMINGTON, August s.-Turpcntino firm at
59ia54c. Rosin firm ut 50 s0a7 50-tho latter for
window glass.
CINCINNATI, August s.-Flour firm. Corn dull
and nominal at &c.; no buyors over S5c. Whiskoy
hleady. Provisions buoyant. Mess pork $23 80.
Bacon, shoulders &c.,; clear sides 15Ia15tc. Lard
dull at 12ic
NEW ORLEANS, Angusi 8.--salcs of Cotton 00G
baiea; unchanged; Low Middlings 26. Receipts, 19
bales Flour-littlo movement; superfne ss c.
Corn advanced DC. for White. Oats-none in fret
hands; nomnnlly u Is. Porx-moderato inquiry;
prices unenanged; s25 so. Bacon-lght jobbing
demand; Shoulders 13lalaa; Cloar sides 15la1G;
sugar-cnred Hams loa22a Lard, in tiorcos, Ii.
Gold seaa40 Sterling 52ia5ia. Now York sight
Exchange premium.
MOBILE, August s.-salcs 800 balos; Low Mid.
ding Mc.; receipts 6i balos. Crop accounts from
tho interior still continue favorable.
sAvANsAH, August 8.-Cotton dull and heavy
Middlings nominally 26ac.; receipts 257 bales. Re-
ceipts for tho week 1871; exports 1893; stock 1916
AuousrA, August - Cotton dull and declining
sales 81 balos; Middlings 24lc.
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E MARRIED.
MARRIED..
On Tho 2J,h of July. by tho Row d. I Ou,o,y NJ
hEHSiAN D. cohDE3s to bliss lIARRlETT s. O'NEII.

0s'The Relatives, Friends nnd Acuuniut-
nuces OF Mr. and Mrs. ANTHONY oruNNEI.J, mr., rr.
spcctully invited to attend tho Funeral of tho former
nom Ills late residence corncr Of Inspection and Wharf
'rcots, at O'Clock, 7ais Affcraoon 4. A,,ustD q
Go The Relatives nnd Friends OF Mr.. and
Mrs. EFFINdIiAM WAGNER. nro invited to uttond tbo
Funeral OF The former al ST. Philips Church. Tsi, dnr
noon, ut Five O'Clock. i. Au,ra,
aD' The Relatives, Friends nnd AcauaInt
nnccs Of Mrs. TIIos W. MonDEcA1 ami Family nro rcs
pcctfuy invited 10 intend the Funeral Services of er
daughter, CORNELIh, nj residence No. T3 Broat street
This Afernoon, nj lialf-past Two O'Clock.
August o
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-08-09

as- BATCHELOR'S HAIR DYE.-THIs
SPLENDID HAIR DYE is Tho best In tho world The
only true and perfect Dy-harmless. reliable instnn.
taneous. No disappointment. No ridiculous hnts.
Natural Black OF Brown. Remedies the m effects of Ia.
Dyet Invigorates tho hair leaving Il soft and beautiful
Tho genuine is aligned Wiiiidm A. Bateheior. All others
arc nero limitations md should bc avoided Sold by niI
Druggists and Perfumers Factory, No. 81 parcloy
street, New York.
aS- BEWARE OF A COUNTERFEIT
December 10 1r,
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-08-09

CORRESPONDENT OF THE Now York Ecening
Gdze;te says SIN Trenton and Ringocs, New Jer-
soy, nre now growing two large willow trooa whose
history is singular. Tho ono in tho latter village
was formed by implnnting twig from tho formor,
and that in Tronton was formed by tho inPorta-
ton OF branch from tho original willow that has
80 long shaded the frat tomb OF NAPOLEON BONA.
PARTE at ST. IIolona. Agon.loman yoars ago on o
visit to tho island placed branch from tho troo
in tub filled with Garth. II took root and throyo,
and waS trunsplanted in Tronton, has attained lis
present sizo; now soyoral other trees produced
from it and arc growing in differont parts OF that
md othor states. Thus tho Longwood troo has
numerous offspring Of itselF growing in Amorca
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-08-09

P1Rsr ARnIvAI-QUIoK TIME.-Our friond, Capt
W. j.. J. Reid, Inns Just received lot Of goods from
Now York, by the Great Seaboard Inland Air Line
Tho goods arrived OH Friday last and in less time
than tho advertised schodule. This is putting the
matter TO n practical toBt, and proves beyond O
doubt tho perfect SUCCESS OF tho limo.
[Lherd,o Adgeriiscr.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-08-09
Marine Intelligence.

NEw YonK August 8.-The bark Oak Ridge
lost hor crew; nine persons wore lost, nll cxcopt
the captain, who was picked up from RAFT.
Every arriving Tosscl brings reports OF tho scyori-
ty Of the gale. Many noticed unknown vessels in
distrcss. Tie SaPpho, from Wilmington, hns ar-
rived,
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-08-09

AND EARLY MANHO0D.-HowARD AssoCIATIo
ESSAYS, on tho Psychology OF tho PASSIONS and thr
Errors, Abuses aud Diseases peculiar To tho rst ags
man, with Reports on methods OF treatment cm-
poyed In this institution. sont In sealed letter
voopes FREQ OF charge.
Address Dr. J. sKIIlLN HoUaHToN.
Howard Association, Phiiadelphia Pa.
May 20 amo
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August G

ss-MEMORIAL AsSoCIATION.-THEP PRESI-
DENT AND OFFICERS OF THE ASSOCIATION to
commemorate tho Confederate ioid earnestly request
those persons WHO have not paid tcr annual slbscrp.
lions to do 90 as possblo to tho Truasurer Mrs
HENRY TIaFALL, No 800 East Bay.
+. II. DLAMYER,
July 90 Secretary pro fem,
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Tho littlo Crown Prince RUpoLpn, OF Austria,
who will DO nino yoars old no1t month. has just
brought down ono red. and two fallow deer In four
shots, pretty good commencement for tho juyon.
lilo Imperial IIighncss. -
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-08-09

"A nuinbar nf Americans In Rome hayo purchas.
Cd marble group, executed by EDMoN1A LEWIS,
young colored artist, and will present It to the
Young Hen's Christian Association in Boston
Bho calls II .'Tho Wooing Of Hiawatha."
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-08-09

a3- ARTIFICIAL EYEs.-ARTIFICIAL HU-
MAN EYES made to order and inserted by Drs. r.
BAUcH and p. doUoLEMANN formerly employed by
RoJssos1Esu. OF PariH, No. 800 broadway, New York.
April IA 1,-
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Erom IYiImInnfnn

WILMINGTON, August ga Jury of Inqucs. was
summoned to-dny, composed equally of whites aud
negroes, being tho first practi: en- forccmcnt Of
the jury order in this immediate section.
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From Richmond. .

RICHMOND, August S.-Gcneral ScHoFIELD to-
day issued an order thnt after tho goth instant, a
the destitute in the State be turned over by tile
military authorities to tho Orcrsoers of tho Poor
in their respective counties and cities. Tho Froed-
mana Bureau raticns will no longer DO issued.
In tho United States Court to-day, JNo. Monnis,
OF Mccklenbcrg, was sentenced to $1,000 fine and
six months imprisonment, for removing whiskny
from his distilIcry without paying the Government
tax
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sD> re. THE CITIZENS OF TIE THIRD RE-
GtsTRaTIoN Observation-Disclosures, Il. c., 51H
AUGUST, lsG7The Board Of Registrars tic Sd
cinct will commence It's duties nt the Engine House.
Archdaic street. Monday the 10th inR continue
in session trco days. Tor tho accommodation OF tsdcna
adjacent to the First Poll. wari No. {. On Taursday
the Sth lust, tho board will continue It's sessions at tho
Engine House. corner OF George and College Streets
the accommodation Of rcsidents OF Ward No. g. adjacent
to the Second Poll. Tho Board will continue to sit on
days Of the week at the First Poll and the three days
at tho Second Poll. until tha RcgIarnon be completed.
As tho whon dny OF registration must be hero formed
By tho LIST Of octobcr the books will be closed by tho
a0ii OF September, In oror to comply with par. XIX,
dcnernl Order No. 65 cadquartcru Second Military Dis
rict giving ample time for public inspection revi.
sion Of the lists. AL persona qualified to under The
provisions OF tile ACT OF Congress passed March Cd 1867
entitled An Act to provide for tho efficient govern.
mint OF the rebol States" and tho Acts supple.
mrnary thereto invited to appear before tho Board
for Registration.
Tho sessions OF tho. Board will DO from A. NJ I'LL 2
Pm.
The 6nn session for revising tho list will DO held on tho
2slh aud 30Ih OF September.
JAMES NJ MORRISON,
Chairman Of the Board Of Registrars
For the Sd Repatriation District
Ward No. 4, Of the City OF Charleston, g. G.
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M REGtSTRA1ION.-THE BOARD OF REG
tSTRATIoN for tho Fourth Precinct. City Of Charleston
will commence It's duties ut tho Elgic Engino House,
Meeting street, Monday, the 10Th fust and continue
In session thrco days, for the accommodation Of resi-
dents Of Wards nnd Z.
On Thursday tie lhlh inst, the Boarl will continue
,s sessions al the Washington Engine House. Wander
horst street, for tho accommodation Of residents OF
war,ls and 4.
Tho Board will continue TO sit in tho place. In
the snmc manner, viz; The three first days In the week
to registering III Wards aud and the three last days
In The week to rrgI1crlng III Wards q nnd g. until tho
sanc IL completed.
AZ the whole duty must be performed by tho 1st Of
October the hooks will bc closed tho I9n Of srpton-
Der. In order TO comply with paragraph XIX General
Orders No. 65 Headquarters Second Military District
giving ample time for public inspection and revision of
tic ists AL persons qualified to undor tho provis-
ions cf tho Act Of Congress passed March 3D. 1867 en
tied can Act TO provide for tho efficient govern.
mcnt OF the rebel satcs the several Acts supple.
ncntay thereto invited to appear before tho Board
| for registration. -:
Tho hours Of sitting will be from A. NJ. 10 T.. NJ
Tho nal sessions for revising tho liss will DO he,
follows:
For Wards and Z, on Thursday anu Friday, septcm.
bcr 2Glh nud 27th
For Wards and g. on Saturday md Eoaday Scptcn,.
bcr aSth aud 10th. EkTII'I. TYLEE Sn
Chairman for tho Eoar of Rcgstrnrs for the t Pre-
eihrt, Charleston District. 6 August
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THE AIKEN PRESS.
The Bennettsyille "Journal.

RS PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY MORNING At
4 Bennosyille. 8. O.. In tho eastsrn portion OF iht
state. by sTUbBs y LITTLE, Proprietors and oSers
superior fndueem ments TO Nerchans and ain oihcre whe
Dec country We respectfully solcii tho patronage O.
Terms-49 per apnum, Invariably in adyanee Adyer
tsements inserted at very reasonlSle rateo, Jny
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From Detroit.
From Galveston,

DETROIT, August S.-In tho Constitutional Con.
Fention tho liquor prohibition clause was carried
by vote OF fuurty-four to thirty-two.
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Tho raising OF silk is spreading so rapidly in
California, that where two tllroo years ago thcro
wcro not half dozeE lots Of silk worms now there
arc upwards of i00 and neIt ycar thoro will proba-
bly, DO over 1000
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GALVESTON, August s.-Tho average intermcnis
from fever, since Monday, have bcen eight per
day. Business is stagnant.