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yIRGINIA-NoRTH CAROLINA.
Prom Our Special Correspondent,


RALEIGH. N. C., Oct. 81, 1867.
want to say for your information and for
such make OF the facts that while was In
Richmond took particular pains to ascertain the truth
OF certain charges made against the Republicans, and
against Gen. schohed and his olcersby Pollard Gmer,
and others
The charge that the polls kept open beyond the
time legally allowed amounts TO this: The General see
ing that hundreds and thousands were in line the
streets not having voted for want OF time and opporu
nity ordered the extension. Many Coored voters who
would nave voted earlier held back by the tricks
ana threats or their employers that when they should
appear at the polls II would Just late vote. This
tunty which their employers desired 10 cheat them out OF
AZ was tre were more than thousand colored voters
VINO dld not have time enough to vote.
inc richmond papers try 10 make appear that there
are negro vigilance committees organized for tho purpose
OF urlvlng conservatives" away from the city. They
publish letters purporng 20 have come from Colored
men, members OF such committees The truth Is that tho
letters published bear upon their face the evidence
that they are manufactured for the purpose Of deepening
ana the bitter prejudice entertained by the
OLD virginia nris0cracy against the newly enfranchised
cuLens VINO were formerly slaves AS another proof or
the asy OF TINS story may fay that az the largest mass
meeting ever held In Richmond Tuesday last the Hon.
Thomas W. conway OF New-YOrk the principal speaker
the OCCASION asked the colOred cZens whether such
reply was Mo- He asked them whether, n such com
tees were IN existence they would approve them, or
the INDIVIDUALS composing them, and tho reply WIS
very earnest NO. The fact IL that vigilance committees
were 80 common In old times that now, when ele
en9 u power eone4 unsn Tbs STAGE they seize tls Una
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COURT CALENDARS FOR FRIDAY

SUPREME COURT-GenerdI Ierm.-Nos. 3,
49, 81 35 sc, SO, 49, Circldt-PARr I-short Causes
Nos 1905 202S 2ll5 S29, Ss 1925, $751; 1858, S97 ST.
l475 asa 4GO 1894 4647 lTOi All II5, 4737, ash t9
1881, ass, 4sl7, 1921 5O 6O5l. PART H. ASjonrned
Monday. Special IerDl-No calendar will be caileo
Chambers cases-Nos So 1913, l4f-Call No i
SUPERIOR CoURT-Tridl 1ern-PART I.-Nos.
$780, $685. S7, 1885, S4l9 3l5, $751; 23sS 26S S2g iy1
$685. S27' 3327 $685. PART lNos. 3sS2 1925 35l2 5os
$685. 1884, 9Il6 $500, 1906. $3.50. $685. 1885, 9its $500 $40
CouRr OF COMMON PLEAs-Part I.--Nos. osos
49, 06 s2 s27, $751; s32 ss sS4 SS $780, $751; SSs Sto os
Part u-Adjourued TO Monday Nov IL, IN consequences
Of tho death Of ex-Surrogate Bradford.
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THE Y G. A. ON AMusrMrNrrs

DR.. VeTanus Morse spoke before the Young
Mems Christian Association on Wednesday evening his
subject being Amusements" After prayer had read
by the Rev Mr.. Seymour, Dr. Morse was introduced He
commenced by saying that those who live by amuse-
nents like the silver shrinemakes Of tho Ephoslan God
dess, cry In their favor IL may not therefore, DO
improper 20 consider tile nature OF amusements and 20
inquire whether they should have any place In the edu
cation and moral discipline OF children and whether they
be used magnets to gather MP yOnng men, draw
them away from temptation, and hold them in contact
with tie principles Of Christianity until they take root In
their hearts aud secure controlling influence Labor
and toll differ irOiu play only decree aud NAM 10
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THE CIVIL COURTS.

The Examiners Of Law Students will mess
Thursday afternoon next, at O'clock IN the Gener
Term room OF the Supreme Court.
The Supreme Court, General Term, wiz not meet M ~
O'clock this afternoon account OF the funeral or e1
Surrogate Bradford. which takes place at 10 this nonipe
Petitions Bankruptcy wero fled and REFERRED yester
day. as follows: Petition Of Robert b. Highet and Jamc
f. Clark farm of Iighet Clark OF this city, reierre3
to Register Allen OF John H. Elliott Of this city reierrss
to Register Dwight and Of William Mclean OF POugh-
kcepse. Duchess County referred TO Register Beals
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Conn. owned by Leland D. Miner ESQ., and occupied o5
Mr. David Iamphere and sister, was consumed on salur
day MT Iannhere being absent his sister, who mas US
of child three old went 70 Mr ssns
Carr and Daniel Jackson driving past, discovered Wv
house to be on fire AT about the same time MIS- Mins
returned and smoke OF tie child Within MT Carr, ~
temptne 10 open the door, which was fastened heass
the tries OF the child, and az once stove IN wlAloss
md rushing through the famos, took ths ifVs ono s"AS'
n y - mi a teW minutes before tie house iel-
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DR.. Oliver Wendell Holmes delivered the
opening lecture OF the annual Wu;er course Of the Med
cal Cgucg in Boston on Wednesday.
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srDE.wnEEL vs.. SCREW STEAMERS

Ts TIE EItor Of The Tribus
SIR: In the document from the Directors OF
the Pacific Mail Steamship Company which you publish
this morning the slgners take singular position on the
question OF paddle wheel screw steamers. They say
o suggestion this Compsny should have built screw instead
Of eyhe sesae rcpy that whole txpeence establishes
tie fact ib sdde wheel yss such IS those IN I'e W tas company
possess decided aysntes Indeed there are 70
"a, s Eo Which perform tae same service aoa 20 s@s
eonsua Of as IS toe vessels We have Constructed"
This il certainly an astounding statement In view or
tie fact that for the last ton years. at least the entire ex
perence OF navigation has pointed In the opposite
direction The great inferorty CT the padaewheel as
compared with the propeller has been placed In
bold relief by tho sharp competition Of the several lines
the paddlewbse is wholly given up. Even the CuDafd
line has abandoned It. So signal has been the defeat OF
the padde-wLee the North Atlantic that irstclass
paldlcwbee steamers built but LITTLE over three years
ago by the French Company ore now along
tue wharf of Glasgow, having their brand new
paddleWheels and thoir machinery holstcd out and
TO be substituted by with their simple nght and
compact nachiuery, tho eminent firm who nave under
taken the Job having promised among other things 10 re-
duce the Quantity Of coal CONSUMED per uy " per cent
aud 10 increase the speed the same amount Tie PENN
suar and Oriental Steamship Company gave mp the pad
die long ago. Tao constructing engineers prompted ~
constantly Accommodating experience, explained 70 Tie
company the great economy sure 10 ioL9W ne clalse
and 10 doubt as they found tho demands OF the trsc
cOul9 not he fuif e1 with tho odf&hbioned machinery
they were Of necessity compelled To yield Compare the
machnory OF latest acquisitions TO the eet OF tie
pDriie hail COMMUNICATED rs the Constitution, me
China, etc.-wiin that OF q modern screw-irCpeied
the weight Of thls D4Aonery ia tho pAddleshps Is ss
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eussr c1orH-sales of $50 bales at 24,1aa4,lo, cur

eussT CIorH-sales Of $50 bales at 24tla24zc. cur.
rency. The market is rather dull.
MoLAssEs.-The demand moderate, with sales OF 100
private terms $50 hhds Cuba Muscovado SIC per gal
Ion.
NAVAL STonEs.-sprits Turpenne is quiet at previous
prices In Rosn there have been sales Of $50 bbls pale
at So so per Dbl.
PRov1s1oNs.-Pork continues in steady demand, with
sales at $40 50a2O for rrme s23 a24 for mess and $50
a2 per Dbl for clear cash. Beef ranges from S2a2 per
Dbl for good mess and extra family Lard 131la13Ec
per h. in bbls and terces Smoked Hams 17a &c per 10
Tor good, and 19a20c for fancy. .
SUaAR-Sales of 600 boxes Cuba at per ID;
GO hhds fair grocery at 12a12c; 90 hhds good refining
at 11z6c per ID.
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Consisnees per south Carolina Railroad,

Cons1gnees per South Carolina Railroad,
July 80.
900 bales Cotton bales Yarns, 400 bags Flour 7S2
sacks Wheat 81 bags Bran, Sc bbs Naval Stores cars
Wood, &c. To Courtenay Trenholm, Railroad Agent,
Stcphouse Co, Kuck, G W Williams Co, Will
lington Co. Goldsmith & Son. Mordccai Co, W VII
lans, ] Cannpsen Co, q Averl Son, Binns,
Rodgers & Co, D Sloan, I Walker Pr1ngie, d u
Gib6es Willis & Chisolm, Gbbcs & Co, l. Frpp, G Ii
Noise j Robson, E Jackson, Street Bros co, Mrs
Dexter Bollmann Bros Dowie Noise, kanapaux Ian
neau & Co, Thurston Holmes. Gage 20, d kuck
W s Hencry, Hastie, Calhoun K Co.
Consisnces per Northeastern Railroad,
July 50.
s7s bbls Naval Stores, bales Cotton, cars Lumber
Mdze, &c. 10 Robinson Co, 4 ki kpah1ck, >
Watson Co, Holmes & Stoney, Mazyck Bros, Lieut. II
Neide ] Marshall Jr Gaillari & Minot G Pritchett,
J M Caldwell L. Son, Dowie & Noise, L Burns.
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OLD FOLKS.

All, don't be sorrowful, darling,
And don't be sorrowful, pray;
Taking the year together, my dear,
There isn't more hight than day.
IT'S rainy weather, my darling,
Times waves they heavily run;
But taking the year together, my GEAR,
There isn't more cloud than sun.
We are old folks now, my darling,
Our heads are growing graf;
And taking the year together, my DEAR
You will always fir the May.
We have had our May, my darling,
And our roses long ago;
And the time Of year is coming, my dear.
For the silent night and snow,
And God is God, my darling,
OF night as well as day,
And we feel and know that we can 60
Wherever he leads the way.
Aye, God of the night, my darling
or the night of death 30 grim;
The gate that leads out Of life, good wife,
Is the gate that leads to Him.
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COMMERCIAL.

The Charleston Cotton Market.
OFFICE OF THE CHARLESTON DAILY NEWS,
CHARLESTON. Tuesday Evening, July 80, 1867.
The demand continues good, with prices full and frT
Sales lS6 bales soy: "a at co. 4s at at 49, at a. %
at 24X &c at 25 at 251a, at &c, and ut 26ac. We
quote:
Low Middling. .2s1s@24h
MiddIinC. .25k@26
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THE HERALD.

IS PUBLISHED WEEKLY AT NEWBERRY C. H., AT
i 50 per annum, and, having large circulation
through all the upper and lower Districts of the State
affords great advantages to advertisers.
Rates for advertising very rensonablc-for which apply
to our Agent, Mr. T. p. SLrDEH, st the Mills House.
TIiOS, b i T. II. GRENEKER,
November E&ttars and Proprletors
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The Bennettsyille journal"

rs PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY MORNING AT
/ BennettsviIe, G. c. in the eastern portion of the
State by STUBBS & LITTLE, Proprietors, and offers
superior inducements to Merchants and all others who
wish extend their business in this section of the Pee
Dee country. We respectfully solicit the patronage of
Charleston friends.
Terms-S3 per aunum, invariably in advance Adver.
tisements inserted at very reasonable rates. July
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$4,000 PIANOS,

In the construction of which they have introduced
known and valuable Improvement They have invaris.
bly, been selected and used by all Of the worlds 40.
knooledo,d great artists who have visited this country
professionally, both for private and public use.
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the Beard and Hair in almost miraculous manner II
has been used by the elite OF Paris and London with the
most attering success Names of all purchasers will
he registered and if entire satisfaction is not given IN
every instance the money will be cheerfuly refunded.
Price by mail, sealed and postpaid, ST. Descriptive
cuars and testimonials mailed free. Address BERGER,
SHUTS CO., Chemists, No. 2S5 River street Troy N.
Y, Sole Agents for the United States
March 3U "
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WEiILI.

Your Pianos are superior to any have ever seen In
this country or in Europe.
have never heard tone perfect; 1t yields every
erpresson that is needed In music and its quality h
CAPABLE of change to meet every sentiment. This is
rare power is derived from the perfect purity OF
It's tome together with its sympathetic elastic and well
balanced touch.
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ha' of either sex into wavy rinsets heavy massive
cr Has been used by the fashionables Of Paris and
London with the most gratifying results Does no in
Jury to the hair Price by mail, sealed and postpaid ST.
Descriptive circulars mailed free. Address BERGER
SHUTS CO., Chemists No. 2S5 River street, Troy, n
" Sole Agents for the United States.
March 30 1N
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THALBERG.
GOTTSCHALk.

consider Chickering l. Sons Pianos, beyond com.
parison, the best I have ever seen In America
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Mobile Market.

MOBILE. July 26.-CoTToE-There has beena fair do
mand to-day resulting In sales OF 900 bales to three
brokers. Market bare and firm at quotations:
Good Ordinary .21h@-c.
Low Middling..... .................S &C.
Sales Of the week 1275 baleG.
MONETARY AND FrNAECIAI-With the exception OF o
fair business in Domestic Exchange to meet the purchas
es Of Cotton transactions have been very light through
out the week.
Gold is scarce and has commanded relatively higher
prices than in New York, ruling at buying and
al selling
Only light sales of Sterling reported. Until We'd
nesday 1sa15O for sixty day bills and 15l for sight were
the ruling rates; since then sixty day bills nave com
manded i6U One or choice commercial sight bills
brought 152.
During the first two days New York Sight was quoted
kaH premium checking; since then X premium has
been the rate by both banks and bankers and par to
premium buying.
New Orleans Sight has rulol uniformly y premium
checking and par buying.
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u S E
GALLIGHAN'S PILLS
CHILLS AND FEVER
A CERTAIN CURE.

From THOMAS j. JUDGE, Judge Supreme Court
I have used GALL1GHANS PILLS on my plantation
for ever and Ague and find them all that claimed for
them. THOS. j. JUDGE.
Montgomery, Ala September %, 1858.
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WORLDS FAIR, LONDON.
Q A r D

tits with feelings OF pride American manufacturers
that we publah the following testimonials, which have
been received by rs recently:
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PORT CALENDAR.
MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF EsToN.

AT QUARANTINE.
Spanish bark Isabel, Gallano Havana. 10 days. Bal
last. To " Hall.
BELOW.
Schr Lizzie Batchelder, English Boston.
Went to Sea Yesterday.
Schr Mary E Banks, Smith, Newport r l.
Steamer City Point Adkins, Palatka via Jacksonville
Fernandina, &c.
From this Port.
Steamship Manhattan, woodruff, New York, July 20.
steamship Falcon, Reed, Baltimore. July W:
Schr Keeling, Granger, Baltim re, July "a.
Schr Daniel Chase, Mitchell, New York, July 81.
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Now Orleans Market.

NEW ORLEANS. July 26.-coTTos- Increased dull
ness has characterized the movement today Tho
ket was sparingly supplied throughout especially with
the higher grades Of the staple and the claims OF
holders largely IN advaoce o. the limits OF buyers,
the latter in view Of the unsettled feeling prevailing at
New York and Liverpool deemed 1t more expedient to
defer for the present the execution OF their orders and
await the receipt OF later intelligence Under these cir
cumstances the days transactions have been unually
light being confined to barely 500 bales, five brokers
participating in the business. Prices indicated no
material alteration the limited sales effected being
within the range Of last evenings quotations, which
were follows Ordinary 20a22c; Good Ordinary 2Sa
F2sh; Low Middling 2i1sa25. and Middling nomi.
nal at 27c. The sales for the past three days
comprise I7OO bales, making an aggregate for
the week OF 45OO, against $3.50 last week, and
67OO the week before The receipts proper during the
past week. excluding the arrivals from Mobile Florda
and Texas which ncluled in their respective state
mens embrace 1901 bales against 87O last week. show
ing an increase Of S31 bales The weeks exports COM
prise bales 6SS5 of which were coaswse and 927
to foreign ports.
STATEMENT OF COTTON.
Stock on hand September bales 1020S2
Received to-day. 1It
Received previously. 7o1olo-fof,oos
Additional bales made from wrecked, loose
burnt and damaged Cotton, pickings
samples, I3S25-Ul,ul2
s7s,og4
Cleared to-day. ftSf
Cleared previously. LII
Stock on hand and on shpboard.. 2osS3
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baltimore Market,

BALTIMORE, July 27.-CoTroN-We have still to
report dull market Only sales to-day were 1S0 bags
Rio at 22H Ha25 cts currency
FIouR-Receipts OF City Mills are fair with good de-
mand both for local wants and foreign shipment Sales
for latter are still kept private though is generally
derstood that good Extras range from s1l 50al2 No
change in high grade Extra Family brands OF How
ard street and Western there is very little arriving We
notice small sale of Indiana Super, new but common
sS or Meal rohce the sale of 500 bbls City ut
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LIST OF VESSELS
Up CLEARED AND SAILED FOR THIS PORT.

LIST OF VESSELS
UP, CLEARED AND SAILED FOR THIS PORT.
FOREIGN.
LIVERPOOL.
Shin r C Winthrop Stuart sailed. ..June
The Tryphenia. Harding, sailed. May %
NEWPORT, ENG.
The Johannes Ruter, sailed. May IL
VALENCIA.
The Yolc Angler -, sailed. June IL
HAVANA.
Bark Enrique Oliver, sailed. July lS
DOMESTIC.
BOSTON.
Brig G Gcary =, up. July 20
Schr Pratt, Kendall, cleared July 70
NEW YoRE.
schr Myrovcr, Hughes cleared July 10
Schr NJ Bramhall, Hussey, up. July 10
Schr " Smith, Tooker, cleared July 70
BALTIMORE.
Brig Scnorita Linden, up ao oo
Schr Susanna, Packard, up. ..July 70
ALEXANDRIA.
scHr wenonah Tal up. ...........July ~
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b,cker,no 4 Sons Pianos superior to any

consider Chickering Sons Pianos superior to any
In the world.
They are unrivalled for their singing qualities and for
the harmonious roundness Of their tone. Ihere is
perfect homogeneity throughout all the registers Inc
INNER notes are remarkable for clearness and purity
which do not And In any other instrument whilo the
base is distinguished for power without harshness and
for magnificent sorority.
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POZNANsKI.

During the past eight years have constantly played
upon the justly celebrated Erard Pianos yours the
only instruments that have found, either here or In
Europe to equal them In all their points Of excellence.
It may be Satisfactory to our patrons and friends
among the public at large to state that testimonials have
been received from all the leading artists who have
visited residing in the United States few OF
whose names besides those above we append:
LEO MEYER. GUSTAV SATTER.
ALFRED JAM. J. BENEDICT.
d. eANDERSON. N. STRAKOSCH.
B. HOFFMAN. JULIEN.
ARTHUR NAPOLEON.
And many others.
~ ILLUSTRATED ALBUMS AND PRICE LIsTs
SENT BY MAIL.
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GRAN.-Wheat-Oh Offerings to-day were comprised OF
1910 hu hes white and 1870 bushels red the market was
fat and prices favor buyers to 0c per bushe included
in the sales were 400 bushels white at 50 40a2 O 100
bushels strictly choice red SO 50 800 do do SO 40 $500 do
do 50 35 1000 do 50 81 GOO bushels prime 50 25 $50
bushels fair SO 20 500 bushels inferior 81 0a2 l5 mar
ket closed dull 50 25 for prime and 50 35a2 40 for choice
received sales Of 800 bushels prime white at 81 25a %
700 bush SIS do mixed 81 49, 500 bushels good yellow
81 H. lilo bushels choice mixed 81 Is; $50 bushels
Western do 81; $50 bushels do aia 81 o. Oats
In heavy receipt todIy; 92O bushels offered; demand
active but a heavy decline for crop; 600 bushels
sold at 65a67c 100 boshels do heated 35a39c bulk Of
sales at 6065c for good and prme 800 bushels old
brought 90c.
MoLAssEs- Nothing doing.
PRovIsIoNs-There is excellent jobbng demand for
Bacon with sales OF shoulders at i3al3c; rib Sides
15hc; lot Of 25 hhds to the trade here ut 15c and
clear Sides, retail lots at 16Hc. Hams selling in
obOlng lots ct q to &c. latter for best brands of sugar
cured canvassed Bulk Meats held firm; 12c re-
nominal $25. Lard held firm, without quoabc change
There is better feeling to-day in the West, and our
market has partially recovered the depression pre-
yiously noticed.
R1cE-Is inactive but held steady at last quotations.
viz For Rangoon 91za02lc; Carolina II zal2c.
SALT-Demand for lots from dealers continues fair for
the season. prices firmly maintained viz For Liver
nool s3a3 10; Ground Alum SO 15a2 20 q sack. Turks
Tsand 59a6Oc a bushel for lots from store.
SCaAR-Market continues steady, though the demand
10 Iight We report sales 47 hhds ierces and bbs
Cnba at PIG less q cent; hhds and 80 bbls Martin
ione at 14a<c; 20 hhds Porto Rico ut 124al34c Rctn
mo grades held firm at II ;Sa117sc.
WaIskEY-Nothing reported.
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Boston Market.

BOSTON, July 26-CoFFEE-The market steady, with
sales of eco pockets Java at 24Ic gold u, s ,,,
CorroN-The market is firm at 2Ia2Sc per ID for Mid
ding Upland and Gulf with fair demand.
FEouR-The receipts of Flour since yesterday have
been 3299 bbls The market is duh and the tendency o
superfne at seas per Dbl; common extras s9a1O medium
extras slla1S; and good and choice Sl4a2O per Dbl the
Louis from old Wheat California Flour ranges from SIG
ale 80 per Dbl for choice. ,,,,o
GRMN-The receipts of Grain since yesterday have
dull Southern yellow is held at 81 q q bushe for good
and Western mixed is selling at 81 l0a1 II per pushe
Oats have been selling at 9al0c per bushel for common
and choice. Rye 81 G5a1 70 per bushe shorts S3ou3b
per ton Fine Feed s3sa43 per Mddlings S45a5O
per ton
GuNNY BAos-1he market quiet, with small sales at
20Ac, currency.
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LowNDEs COUNTY, Alabama.
GALLIGHAN'S FEVER AND AGUE PILLS will do.
They arc decidedly the best medicine for Chlls and e.
yer ever gave. would not be without them for Ave
times the price, j. A. GRAHAM.
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LONDON, July 20, 1856.

Nessrs Chickerin2 q Sons:
GENTS Ihsve Just been invited by Messrs Collard to
try Grand Piano-forte manufactured by you, and !
have no hesitation In endorsing the opinion OF my old
friend Mr.. @. D. Coard, viz That 1t Ia the finest In
strument ever played on.
J. L. HATTON.
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MlSCELLAN EOUS.

NOTICE TO SAILUKS OK IMMIGNNNIS'
HOTEL OR BoARDNG-HoUSE KEEPERS.
OFFICE CLERK OF COUNCIL,
March Is, 1867.
INA ACCORDANCE WITH THE FOLLOWING ACT OF
the Legislature, passed tho goth day OF December,
1866 all persons concerned are hereby nohed TO ca OF
this Office and take out the required license immedatey
W. II. SMITH,
Clerk Of Council.
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SINIILIA SINIILIBUS CURANTUR.
HUMPHREYS
VYnMTnpA ATEIUC SDECJEJC9

uAvE PROVED, FROM THE MOST AMPLE E1PE
III R1ENCE, an entire success Simple-P-ompt-Em
iecty adapted to popular simple that mistakes
cannot be made IN using them; harmless as to be
tree from danger and efficient to be always relia
ole, They have raised the highest commendaton from
all, and viii always render s,tisfaction.