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MONTGOMERY, ALA. July 9, 1866.
MESSRS. BLUNT q HALE
GENTS: l have used -ycur GALLIG HAMS
i~PILLS on two occasions for Chills and Fever,
and find that they effect all that they are intends
ed to do. They are the best remedy for The dis
ease that have ever tried. L consider them
perfectly reliable. z:
Respectfully, DAN'L SAYRE
Grand Sec. Grand Lodge Of F. and A. NJ. of Ala.
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All awards will be delivered or forwarded as
directed, the day after the distributi IN. ~
The distribution will. be suprriUtended by a
Committee of well known gentlemen, who in
giving their aid and sanction 10 this noble cha
rity. will not only receive the confidence OF the
public at large, but the warmest thanks OF the
Ladies' Society in aid Of the Suffering and Des.
titute Poor of the South. -. 80 :
EXECUTIVE CoNMrTTEE.-Mrs Laura Brooks,
Mrs. Charles Wadsworth, Mrs Drake Mills, Mrs.
f S. Adams, Mrs 81. Sherman Miss VI. Duncan,
Miss Maria Mou!top. Ms. James Clark.
Mrs HARL0WE EMAfaER5Sec'y.
C1ub Rates Tickets SO; lesTickets Is; 20
Tickets S. g. Tickets 54;; 40 Tickets "; 50 Tick>
cts O. IS Tickets, 135; III Tickets 1875 $50
Tickets go; 20 Tickets 3S5;s 300 Tickets, $40;
50J Tickets, 900 -
Established and reliable agents will be allowed
Is per cent commission All orders OF eemmu-
rications address to main Office. ..G =.
BENTLY, CLARK & Co.
90 Pennsylvania Avenue, Washington, d. c.
II. o. Box 10I stss
: - &. Or. RISER,
@' Agent at Newberry.
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Suffering Poor and Destitute
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: VIII take place IN Washington, D. ,.-4SSs
Ess~-s - August !. 1867.


ing and Destitute Poor or thesS South" would
respectfully and earnestly call the attention.
Of the generous Northern public tofhe great
distress and fearful suffering now prevailing
in the Southern States: Letters are daily re- Z
ceived from the South, from the Generals :
commanding, Governors, Ministers, and eul.ss
inent Citizens, furnishing the most hearts
rending details Of the actual want, famine
and starvation in their immediate neighbor>
hood. The following. few extracts from the,
very many letters received by the Secretary
and Managersof Of the Society are respectfully.
referred to - - -. e'.-rF- at g y
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:. WE HAVE USED .4Al41E
: GHANis PILLS. and find they'will do all that
isclaimed for them, and cleerfuhy recommend
them 10 public 1aRor.E - -s<SE
RI wars. Exc oTernor Of Alabama.
;. j. W. A. SANFORD, Atty Gen'l of Alabamas
: ssRoBsRT poUGHHERrf, Y Judge Supreme
Court Alabana
/ Ffon, THoG6sJ j. JUpas, Judge supteme Court.
/. .tI;HAVEUSED,GALLIGHANS
PILLS,on my plantation for Fever and Ague,
THfOS. J JUDGE
Moatgenacry, Ala, September %, 1855.
80 sLowSDs CouNTT, Alabama.
GALIdGHAN'S FEVER AND
AGUE PILLS will do. They are decidedly the
best medicine for Ghills andSFeyer eversgave.
-kwould mot be without them for 'dye times / the
price. j. a GkaAAM.-
AMpRtcgs, April Il, 1867.
ONE BOX OF FGALLIGHAN'S
PfLLScured me perfectly of Chills and Eeyer.
They are the best medicine for Chills and Fever
] ever saw. a. u NNALt'SON,
Clerk Superior Court, Sumter County, Ga
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80 REGlSTRhTI0N.- BOARD or KE.
dISTRArloN for tho First Precinct ST. bartholomew
Parish. Collcon District, will com,uucu It's duties nj
Smokes Cross Roads Poll. Thursduy, the 18th Inst
niid continue IN sossiOn thrco days.
ton OF the residents OF TINT portion Of Precinct On
Monday thu 18th inst, tho Board will continue It's sos
Sion at Brs Cross Roads Poll for tho accommodation
OF thu residents Of that portion OF tho Precinct Th,
Board will continue to sit in the manner viz Tho
treo last days in tho week 10 regJtoripg at Smoke,
Cross Roads Poll Rn tho three first days In tho week 4,
registering ut lcls Cross Roads, until tho same Ia co,u
pleted.
The books will bu closed tho 10Th September in OF.
der TO comply with Paragraph XIX. General Orders No
Co. Headquarters Second Military District giving ample
limo for public inspection aud revision OF Hats
All persons qualified 10 vOto untler tho provisions OF
the Act OF Congress-, passed March 2l IgG7 entitled An
Act to provide for tho efficient government OF the
Rebel States, and Tile sevrral Acts supplementary there
to-, arc invited to appear before the Bod Of cgstra
uon.
Tho hours for sitting will be from ga. II. toapM
Tho Anal sessions for revising tho lists will be held as
follows:
Smoke Cross Roats Wednesday aild 7hursduy Sen.
tcmber 25tlI and 2Gtl.
Bells Crosa lio,ds. Friday aud Saturday September
27th aud 2sth JOHN wINGA~E,
Chairman Board OF Registration
First Precinct ST. bartholomew Parish
augusta 6 coilcton District.
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THE sTATEMENr brought by tho Cable that Eisl-
op DuPAsLouP, OF Paris, is prominent candidate
for tho Papal succession at the death Of IIus IN,
is either IN error or very significant fact Since
tho time OF ADRIAN w., in the year 1922, no pre-
late has been eligible practically, to tho Papal
chair unless he was Italian by brill. Tho pecu-
Liar union OF temporal anal spiritual powor in tho
Head of tho Church, and Tho vasLness of tho i'll
ucnco Attracting to the oiiice, since tho lcgn Of
Leu ", had compacted md organized that soy-
ercignty, made tho Papacy too tempting prize to
be open for the intrgucs and strifcs Of different
nations; and so. by common CONSENT for nearly
thrcc centuries and half ItuIians aono llayo been
olisiblo in the election By the College Of Cardinals
II NAPOLEON really intends to press ono OF his own
mon upon tho College, aud, nc IL woTo, sorco the
succession out of Italy, it must betokcn some
further moro in connection with his well-kllown
views concerning the separation Of temporal and
spiritual sovereignty. But tho probability is that
tho rumor ia only rumor. In tho first place. tho
venerable Prus TX. slill Hves and is in remarkably
good health Till he is dead ti,ero cannot DO
much of struggle over his SUCCESSOR.
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AISFEREsrNa CASE has just occurred i'll Balit.
moro, whoro child Was claimed by two women
each asserting horself to be the yeritablo parent
Tho evidence naturally seemed to tho court irro.
concilablo and contradictory. In this dilemma
tho Judge doubtless remembering celebrated
ancient example, bnt modifying Il to suit tho
present era OF enlightenment directed Two chairs
to bo placed at opposite ends of tho court room
Ho then requested hlrs. Penny, one fthopotition.
ers, to take ono OF tho seats, and Mrs. FAnnEI.L
ono OF tho respondents, the other. Tho child dur
ing tho hearing had been standing upon the plat
form, at tho side OF tho Judge. Judge ALEXANDER
thGn turned TO tho child and told IL 10 to its
mother. Tie child started down, but turned
around and asked tho Judge, MAY go to the
motbor I want2"' The Judge Haid, ''Yes, my
child" when ahc sprans forward. and threw her.
soH in tho afms Of Mrs. FARRELL. nxcaimng
''This is tho mother want"
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NEW ORLEANs, August 13.-I'ho brig Wm. An-
derson, which brought load Of coolies from
Havana, has been libcllcd The captain and mon
in charge of tho coolies wcro bonded in tho sum oE
$1,000, to for violation of the law prohibit
ing The introduction of coolies.
military dispatch reports twcnty-threc new
casps Of Yellow Fever ut New Iberia La. yesterday
but no deuths. Tho disease ia assuming unild lornl
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Tho Courier du Bas Rhin gives an account .of
tho death of q surgeon and his two assistants at
Heidelberg, under very peculiar circumstances.
Tho three had been to attend to an oxtrome caso
ofdiptheria. and trachiotomy was found necessary,
During THO operation o small elot Of blood fell
into tho child's windpipe. Not having tho proper
instrument, tho surgeon sucked tho wound in
order 70 extract 1t. Having failed, the othoss ip
succession applied their mouths to the wound, and
at laet succeeded iB their object They, however,
oil caught tho malady, and sueeumbed TO It In tho
coprae Of sik hours. y 49,
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aa-DISrRICr CoURr FOR BERKELEY DIS

p0-DISrHICT COURT FOR BERKELEY DIS
TRlcr-Ii Is ordered .ha. The Sheriff do procure from
tue several Tax Collectors Of the Parishes embraced
The District Of cEkeeya list of all persons assessed
for tnScs End who shall have pail their for tho
present year; and rereip; thereof tho Clerk Sheriff
shall tanscrlbo tickets. each containing ane nainc
the nnnies OF all persons contained In such liEts which
tickets saa by them bo deposited in lilo Jury Dor.
lLnt thcrcfom Frnirc of Jurymen may bo drawn
10 servo at the next trim Of this Court.
+. d. RICHARDSON,
district Judge.
Attest: HENRY s. T.w. Deputy Clerk.
August IL
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i,cgIs,rntion Inn GcorCin

AUGUSTA August Registration returns from
iorty-scven Counties give about ca 600 voters; Ha
jority Tor blacks GG73. In tho districts where the
whites are largely i'll tho ascendant, returns ar,
yet handed ill., II is thought that 4 largo nm
bcr of whites bnre not registered. 1t is beloved
that when returns come In from all the districts
tho white voters of tho Slate will have clcar ma
tority of 120j0.
Tho following ordor WAS issued to-day:
Headquarters THIRD MILITARY DIsTRICT,)
GEORGIA, ALSsAaIa ASD FLonIDA, d.
ATLANTA, Ga, August IL.
IuESERsL ORDERS, NO. 10
I. Tho Commanding General Inns become salts
tied th,t civil officers in tho Military District arc
only observing his order prohibiting them iron,
using any influence to deter Or dsuado tho people.
from reconstructing State governments under thc
recsnt Acts OF Congress-, 30 far rs thnir own per-
Hoial conversation il concerned, and are, mt the
sanc timo, by their ofiicini patronage, supporting
and encouraging newspapers which are almost
without exception opposing reconstruction, and
obstructing and embarrassing the civil officers
appointed by the military in this District, in the
performance of thor duties, by dcnunciation allil
penalties for their future actions.
2 Such uso or patronage OF thoir Offices is sim.
ply an evasion, perhaps nmintentional, of the
provisions Of tho General Order abnvo referred TO
tho Statc Government 10 defeat tho execution oi
tho Reconstruction Acts.
8. II is therefore ordered that all advertisements
or other official publications heretofore or to be
hereafter provided for by State OF municipal laws
or ordinances, be gvcn to the proper civil ofccrs
whose duty il III 10 cause snch publications. to he
made IN such newspapers, and to such only, as
have not, and do not, oppose reconstruction under
Tho Acts OF Congress-, nor attempt to ubstruct, i'll
any maunor, civil officers appointed by the mill
tary authorities in this District In tho discharge o
tloir duty by threats Of violence or persecution
OF other penalty, as soon rs military protection is
withdrawn, for acts performed in tllcir official ca.
l,acity.
(. All officers in This Military District and all
officers of tho Frccdmon's Bureau, and all Boards
of Registration or other persons in tho employ
ment Of tho United States or Under its military
jurisdiction, nro lircctcd to givo prompt attention
mediate report to these headquarters of any civil
officer who violates its provisions.
By command of Brcrot Maor- CicnnraI Penn
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A Paris correspondent in lattor On the women
who aro seen at tho great Exposition, snys: But
among ALL It is the Parsinn Who ia tho most fen,-
nipc Of oil women. sho 10 always inyosted with
charm peculiarly her own. sho has eyes made to
SEQ everything, oars pada to hoar everything,
mouth made to say everything, and In tho noAt.-
| limo, tho man tho most ruds would noyer daro to
addrdss her otherwisa than respectfully. The
Psrihian Is tho woman tho most dangerous and tho
most devoted, tho most ardent aud tho most hckle
the nost spirihte and tho lcas! instructed in tho
| entire world, giTgI!3 sElIIDI 80
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OBITUARY..

DIED. Tuesday morning. August 49, tho Infant of
Mr: und Mn. JACOB BuLI.WINKLE, agod eight months
unu eight duys
pB'Tie friends uf Mr.. and Mrs. IULI.wTHKLE and
Mrs ant ari. JOINS annEss Invited to attend tho
fIuc.al This ytcrnoaa Mt Four O'Clock from corner
Calhoun AMI AIaral, strri. A,tvtst II
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SAVANNAH, August ia British schooner ar
rived here this morning from Nassau, with secret
orders regarding tho late pirltic;h case Of tho
United States rs. Clark.
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Kentucky ElcctIons
From, New Orleans

LOUISVILLE, August l3.--Thc Legislature Of
Kentucky stands ns follows Sonatc-Dcmocrata,
25; Radicals II: third partV 1.
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RS- NOTICE T) MARINisliS.-C a PTAINS S
AND Pilots wishing TO anchor their vesscs In Ashley
fer nTo requested not TO do 10 anywhere within direct
range OF The heals of thr SAVANNAH RAILROAD
"iiAh'tS on Tho chHrlcf,on and 81. Andrews adu OF
the aeley 1trcr; by whio prccuuon contact with the
Subtnaric Telegraph Cable will DO aypitled.
=. C. TURNER, II. NJ.
'Iarbor Maslcr's olicc. charesion February D. lsGO
Fpbr,ary7
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a5- Req N.-THE BOARD or
REGISTRATION for tic Sixth Precinct Parish oil 81.
Jamrs dooae Greek. will commence its duties a. the
Goose Greek Church. Poll 7his Day. tho 1911, inst and
continue In tho 18th. I3t I4th 18th and IG,l of
August and continue the 3D. 3d. 4th 5th and 9th or
September.
On Monday. tile 10Th inat, lilo Board will continue In
session at summcrvile Poll lin place Tar Kiln po the
l9h goth. 2st, 22d and 23d August md tile gt 10Th,
llth, 18th and 18th September.
On Monday tho 26th inst.. tho Board viii continue In
session at Wnsssmssaw Poll the 2Gth a7 2sth goth and
sn OF August and continue the 1Gh 17th, 1s and 1ot
OF September.
Az tho whole duty must bo performed by tho 1st of
October the Books will bo closed on tile 18th OF seu-
enlier in order to comply with Paravrann XIX dcnorai
Or,ier No. G5 Hnannsrtern sccond Military Dt.tret,
giving ample time for public inspection and revision oil
tho Lists.
All persons qualified 10 under the Act Of Congress-
passed March I'd. 1867 entitled can Act to provide for
the moro efficient government OF tho rebel statcs anil
tile several acts supplementary thereto invited
appear before the Board OF Registration.
Tho hours Of sitting will bo from ga. u. TO Bpm
Tho final session for revising tho Lists will he held az
follows
At Goose Greek Church Poll, tho 25th Of September
At summervilo Poll. tho 26th and 2Tth of September
At WasssmasRw Poll, the 2sth aud Goth of September
LOUIS PINKUs
Chairman Board Of Registration Sixth Precinct Parish
III. James GOOSE Creek. AuguAt ~
pD- EG IsTRATIO N.-THE BOARD OF
REGISTRATION for 81 Johns. Borkloy, Fourth Pre-
cnct will is duties tho times and places
foloTa
Calamus Pond Poll Thursday. the 18th inst, and
continue in session for three days then at Fizs Old
Field Poll. for throe days. and at Black Oak Poll
The Books will bs closed on the 18th September In
order to comply with Paragraph XIX. General orlcr No.
G5. Headquarters Second Military District giving ample
time for public inspection and revising of tho Lists
All persons qualified to vote under the provisions Of
tho Act OF Congress- passed ID Of March, 1867 entitled
An Act to provide for tho efficient government of
tho rebel states and the acts supplementary
thereto invited to appear before Board for Regis
tratfou.
The hours Of sittipg will he nom A. n to 3PM.
The na scssions for reyiung the Lists will bo held as
follows:
caamus Pond Poll. 23l OF September Fnlt1's Old
Field Poll. Oath OF September Black Oak Poll asih of
September. TP DURaER
Chairman Board Of Registration, Fourth Precinct ST.
Jobn's Bertloy. August 10
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Washington News

WAsiIiNaToN, August 13.-Thpre is 10 authority
Tor the 'so OF General Stcatlnans nano ~ con-
ncction with the War Department.
Tho Court Of Claims decides there in no appeal
from it's decisions in cotton claims.
Grants letter to Stanton concludes: Sin noi-
flying you Of my acceptance, l caunut let the OPP
portunity pass without expressing to you my
appreciation OF the zeal, patriotism. rlniiGss and
nbility with which yon have ever discharged tie
duties Of Secretary of War.
Stanton replying concludes "iou will plcase
accept my acknowledgements Of the kind terms IL,
which YOU havo notified mo Of your acceptance OF
tho Presidents appointment and my cordial
rcciprocation of the sentiments Expressed"
Tho Cabinet was full to-day, including Grant as
Secretary Of War.
II is stntcd tlnt Gen. Cusiar il mt Fort ialcigh
under arrest by General llancOck's order
Tho Internal Euvcuuo receipts to-day amount to
$500 600
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BE- CONSIuNEEs PER STEAMER SEA GULL,
from Baltimore. hereby notified that tho Steamer Ia
fats Day 'Scharg cargo at Pier No Union wI,arvcs
All g""tls not taken away Mt sunset will remain on
tho Wharf Ht Consgnces' riak.
August ID MORDECaI 4 90 hrenta
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

9s TICKETS FOR TIE GEORGIA STATE
LOTTERY can be procured at the Mills HOUSE,
August -
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os- REGISTRATION.-TlIE BOARD OF REG
lSrRATIoN for tho Third Precinct Parish Of 81 Johns
co!lcon. District OF Charleston will commence i,a duties
at Legare'iic Johns Isiand Thursddy tic 18th inst,
nhd will continue is sessions hrco days. will at IN
the same pacn again Monday and TueIday tho 20tl and
2th nsts, for dual session for lilo revision OF tie Hat
and for tho accommodation of those citizens who may
not havo registered their names during tho rst tlr,o
days OF the session.
Tho Board will continue liz dutca In the ylupc O,
Rockville. Warnalaw Island. Monday next tho 10Th
ins mud will continue iis acssion three tlsys II viii,
also BIT al tue same place again nesday TRnrs-
day. 18th aud Goth insls for na session for tho ~.
vision Of the list, &c.
Tho Boarl will continue iis Duties ut wrlghls S,or
Edisto lsanl on Thnrtday next. the 2l, i,st and will
continue Its sesaIon troo days. II will sit nt thu same
rlaeetagan on Friday and Saturday. 30h and 3Is nsts
Tor hnal scasion for tho revision OF tile list &C.
As tile whole duty must be performed by tho Isl OF
October tho books will o closed the 10Th Of Srpten
bcr In orler TO comply with paragraph SIX. General
oruers No. O5. Headquarters Second Military District
giving ample time for public inspection and revision of
Tho lists All persons qualified to vote under tho proyis.
ions OF lilo Act OF Congress passed March I'd 1867 cntI.
tod An Act to provide for tho efficient govern.
ment Of the rebel Satcs and tho several Acts supuc-
nentary Thereto aru invited 10 appear Dooro the Doar
for registration.
Tho lonra OF sitting will be from 0 a. NJ. TO 4p.M
W. L. n. BURGER
Chairman Eoan' OF Registrars for the Sd prccluct
Parish of ST. Johns, collcton August Ii
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TELEGRAPHIC.
Our CnlIlc DIsl,u tcIlcs.

LONDON, August lJNunn -Consola 9lj
Bonds T4..
LIVERPOOL. August -Nuon-Cotton tirmrr
Uplan.s 10y Orleans 1Di. Sales l,US0; weather
favorable; brGa,lstufls and provisions unchanged
LONDON August 13.-2 l.. NJ Securities steady
LiyrnpuoI, August 13.-2 4. M.-rllo cotton
sales will probably reach 12,e10. Wheat de-
clincl lbs Sd.
LONDON, August 13.-Evcning-Consois OIL.
bonds 7iS. Frankfort Bonds flat.
LIVERPOOL. August 13.-Evcning Cotton lirmer
prices advanced; Upands lO3 Orleans IL. Salce
II, 00O bales. Manchester iirmor and moro dura.
bic. Wheat 13J Sd. Corn JSs ID. BeoF l.SGs Cd.
Lard i9s ID. Tnllow Ais Cd. other articles rI,l-
altered.
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letter from Fort Gibson tolls Of tho rarages OF
the cholora thore as follows: "In one instance nm
ontro family OF ton persons died within tho short
space Of forty eight hours from tho timo tho frat
ono was takon sick. Tho Croeka have become
greatly deporalized through foar, and the moment
any momber Of o household is attacked by cholera,
tho knsfolk sook thor own safoty by precipitato
flight, and losye tho sick ono 10 meet tho uncer-
tain issue singo-handed and as best ho may. Thus
IN several Instances, whero deaf hAs intoryenod,
the body Inns remained without burial for many
days, and on ono occasion tho babies Of two chill
dren who had died after descrtion, wero eaten up
or torn into pieces by partially wild hoga, which
| are abundant in all this region Of tho country
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SHdPPIHG. 5
FOR BALTIMORE.

THE FAYORITE STEAMSHIP
5 Z "A q u l. l..
n. p. DUTToN, Commander
WILL SAIL FOR THE ABOVE PORT ON FRI
Union Wharycs. - '
For Freight or Passage apply to
August II wf2 Onion WSarx.,s
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II Ii sIoKENrsa for. any truo loyor OF popular
freedom to road tho "details Of such horrid blood.
feasta al those which tho so-called Liberals o.
Mexico arc now gorging themselves with. The
execution OF tho old soldier YrDAUnn1 was brutal
enough for the Widest oscosscs OF revolutionary
Paris. And, indeed, it is only by tho rccollec-
tions OF similar scenes not very long ago enacted
among people who now boast Of standing at the
head of the first rank In civilization, That wo can
hnd any hopo for tho future OF these hal.broed
sayagos. JUAnEz is apparently not tho man to
CONTROL tiiu wild and reckless spirits whom lo has
TINS far lod; or, II ho DO strong enough, and il
merely giving thom rein for slitiIo, to moro thor.
oughly disorGanize and break up tho reaction
airy Church and Foreign party, no is running o
grave rak Of decentralization In his own camp, and
placing himself and his cause in worry unenviable
light before the world. ~.
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". l.. CLARK & CO., chomists,
No. West Fayetto Street, SYRACUSE NJ
Tic only American Agents for tho sale OF the same
March 20
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LONDON, August 13.-The steamer O. j. Iuger-
soil, from Houston, on May 29th, for Shanghai,
struck o rock on the Chinese coast. Though tho
steamer is badly damaged both vessel and cargo
will be saved.
New YonK, August 1s.-Arrived- Manhattan
from Charleston.
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From California,

San FnAScIsco, August 13.-Fho business por-
tion Of Beneca has been destroyed; forty build
ings we're burned. G'E.'.f
News from Mnuritias 10 HAY 9Th statos That the
plague killed 10, 000 in ono month 81, .#