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~ Every patron VDsAins SEfeb BY ths ~
rAsgsmeut costing but SO whiis Il nay D.
v-fth s71g No pzTtiaiity shown. 80
hessTs. Hill. Porter & Co.. az Dey stsct,
View York City, With to immediately dispossd
the above magnificent stock. Certificates. Dk1s.
inR the aYticIss, ARE pfaned ~ seaied eurtlspes
and well mlIed. Bsides sac entitled o. The az.
tleles named % tbeir esytl5eate, upOu ,aypebt
N en-. Whsthsr Il b. ztEh worth t7SJ ~ isss.
The Frturn q any II onE certificates Nhfitlss
ven TO fbs zTtieis named tkefeON. Hpon psymsnt
irrespective Of lfs worth. amt sriitle vslsed
- than tIs + nssd on esrtf6esis IL viii a.
once ~ tia; thisis ~ LotisgP. tuf ryet9kf
foyprayd Legitimate fYanaaeeiOH, Utdek pt1E - par
tioipaf1d 81 r5sG ~ OS mod (estidiosn. \ slaz1s
esfiinesty vii y amt 81 mil. pest paid. Bys<s
rsneipt Of 8 o<Hts, ia 81 ~ for -. - and an
slegsrt pTgsiam fSf 81. O. and MON raiflabfs
pFrtsinHI Tor si9s 100 and . most srptfb watch
Tor tfS. T0aEeBfs % tb9ss aeek Ing Sfsi,isyn<ot
this II = rare opportunity. Is j. q Ieg1asnzfsly
conducted bHss1ssa. d1iy agthgsfzed W The Coz
erBmeEt and open % tho nisst ca5sfuI s1ufi1y.
TEY II. Address HILL. fqlHTEH K Co.
aBEnA 2&fDey street, n 4. ,
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Election OF Officers.

Election of Omccrs.
The old Board of Directors of the
Hempfeld Railroad were reelected at
Washington, Pa. Oh Monday.
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Ladies' and Childrcn's
PAT rms FOR SALE.

These patterns are cut TO fit the form with
artistic elegance, are Of permanent value, and
children. Ladies' living at distance can have
patterns cut to it the form and sent BY mail,
free Of postage by ~ nding the price Of the pat
terms with the measure of their chest aud waist
taround the form,) length Of waist under the
arm, length Uf sleeve and length of skirt, front
and backl The following ara the
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MALTBY HOUSE.
A. z. MILLER, Proprietor,
PRATT STREET, BALTIMORE.
novg0tf
House Reopened.

PembcrtOn House EfeOpencu.
'I'HE UNDERSIGNED HAVING PUK-
| chased and thoroughly renovated and newly
furnished this old popular House, on Water ST.
be is now prepared 20 entertain the public in
the best manner. No effort will be spared to
make his guests comfortable.
apra.Iy LOUIS LINGANAN.
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SUGAR GROVE NURSERIES,

SUGAR GROVE NURSERIES
XNE HAVE ON HAND AND FOR SALE
w at these vellestablished nurseries q fun
assortment of Fruit and Ornamental Trees,
Y mes, &c, &c, which~wa will sell on good
terms, go purchasers can save from 10 70 al per
cent over buying an Inferior article Of the tree
2esllars, with which the country Is flooded
We would call especial attention 20 our stock
of Apple Trees, which are well ground, and
constitute very fair assortment Also, ~
STANDARD PEARS.
"A very fine stock Of very superior trees
very complete. and embrace very fine specimens,
large, foy Immediate effect or Of smaller size for
embellishing yards. eru,cteiics, go. An Of
which viii be sold on fair terms = :. =
: Address, ; = = JAMES EDGERTON
ssysssv ssznesvills. Ohio.
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The PEOPLES Bank.

AAO OOpAO . bt~k1hLt ~
nRRICR NO. 90 mAtN sTREET,
~ WHEELiAU, ". VA. Maney received 20
deposit. Interest paid Ga Special f-p"rlt.
Notes and bills discounted RYthange bought
and sold. Collections Et home or fFOaI aLaoss
promptly attended To-
DIkECT0IGS
John Reid, Christian Hoss
John HaHdlsn, John VOckler
Sam1 J. Boyd, Richard Carter,
Andrew Wilson, -
............ jolly REID. rrs.t \
JoSIA II =. UPDEGRAFP. Cashier
fuIT
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GREAT WATCH SALE

oS Tgg FofrLAR OLE rucE F1lS. -
GIVING EvERY PATRos A
VI handsome ADD Rsliabis Watch for the low
price Of TN DOLLARsl
WITHOUT REG @RD TO YALUE, 2
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THE WEST VIRGINIA

THIS COMPANY IS NOW FULLY
i organized, and will in q short time com.
meuce the manufacture OF refined Carbon and
Lubricating Oils, Lamp Wick and Chmneys.
For information In regard to the Stock or
Business Of the Company, apply 70 either OF the
undersigned officers, OF at the COnIpanys office
on Maia Street, next door 10 the NJ. and ii
Rank, W. F.PETERS0N, Jr., Seo'y,
S. z. HILDRETH, Treas'r,
Err. ADDISON. Sup't. iel2
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every szturt.NJ. and Liverpool on Wednesday
Of every week. calling AZ QBeenst9wn each Say.
The size Of these Steamships admits # very
spaciOos statero0tns, al opening directly Info
the saloon the accommodations and fare ere nh
surpassed, and the rates lower than b. any other
hoe.
The accommodations for stcersZs p4ssengers
are large, and plenty u deck rDom j. snosed
whilst the fare II Of The bet quality sen oe"ksd
and ample
An experienced surgeon on eosh skip free OF
charge Tickets are tssaad In this eSuntTY =
parties wishing 20 reISy the paas1ge o. tseT
friends from Liverpool OF Qsoeh''"~n' 'i's-
landl fOg ~. payagie IN eHrrepey; -
Passape from New York % Q1e<nstSEn, %
Liverpool-cABrs. tic6 STEERAGE, fs-ln
currency. -,
r. C. BONHAM, Agent,
Wheslipg W. Va
EVIL uEsT. Manager. 81 Broadway. New
York e11 Z
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| another Hold whore their rnvagcs arc inst lcy;p
ming, l noticed that those Demons scon to rally M
Tor mutual protection against al attack in rouu,l
counns-ssy In circumference ton to fifteen f.oi
lhcy Heon to inore together as by COMFORT. throw
| ing out their skirmiBhcrs NJ wo human half de-
mons did trco years gono by. Wherever thcy 30
their work is done only too thoroughly lenyiup
nothing but bare stalks and ribs OF foliage m thsi,
track.
What wall will thorc so up from tho South il
thus plague is widespread. How unit nn accom-
paniment to tho joyous Huunls Of tho bcls of tho
Northern Thanksgiving day. Little did dream
whom commenced tluso jottings that could
stand out against tho universal report 10 longer
wns al unbeovor. Now my conviction is n,ailc
doubly sure by tho sight Of tho caterpillar in its
different stages OF Development before NO. Tho
shiny black cocoon, twice Tho length of. n cotton
sood, already clingy to tho loaf with cjuract
tcnaeity. From it small green worm il b0rn
beautifully marked with black md whito spots
AS 1t gains its hlll growth, these spots only rcnan
to decorate o ycllowisl stripe, sixteenth Of Hn
inch vide OIL each side of the caterpillar, while
doop black band runs down it's back, interscctcd
engthwiso by exquiHito rhite stripes, onc, very
nno silky ono, being exactly in tho centre There
arc nvo OF these dolcatoly intcrlacng lines alto
gcthcr-two coarser ones on each side being cuso
together in pars and tho O fth ono equally distant
rom tho others, and i'll tho middle. Experienced
islanders can tell thor presence in field by tho
faint honey smoll wliioli thoy diiruse Aud this
exceedingly handsome worm IL the rapaciuus de-
stroyer Of whole years anxious shifting aud
work. Cnn Professor AuAssIz explain how fur
its beauty makes up for tho imn,casurable depth
OF WOO It proparos7 A.
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81 CHIEF QUARrERAfASTERS OFFICE
SECOND MILITARY DISTRICT. NORTH AND SOUTH
CAROLINA, CHARLESrON, =. C., AUGUST IT, 1857
sRALED PROPOSALS will bp received nj tLIs o,nce
until IL O'Clock H. on Monday. tho 10th day of sopisn
ber. 1867 al Which tlmo they will 10 opened for tho r
ehnse Of tho following property. viz:
Wreck Of steamer BOSTON, In AsilcIoo River
Wreck Of stcsner GEO. WASHINGTON, In coosaw
River.
Wreck Of steamer cHAssEUR, In scull Creek.
Wreck Of steamer RANDOLPH, In Charleston IIurbor.
wreck OF steamer EfIwAN, in Charleston Harbor.
Wreck OF steamer RUBY, In Light House Inlet.
Bidders will ntnto tho amount offered for each wr,
Tho wrecks will DO sold separately and to tho hisbcst
bidder. unlcsa such bid DO deemed unreasonable.
Proposals. mn't no addressed tho undersigned and
marked Proposals for purchase OF wrecks
II. y. TYLER,
Breset aIaJ0r-General. ChicI QuArtermaa,er
Deputy Quartorn,istcr-Gicneral.U U. &. A.
August 10 q,
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Washington News,

WAsnlNGToN, August 90 During tho laic con-
tcs, tho President placed himself sanarely on his
constitutional rights and duly carried his points.
1t is suggested that recent letter f,um SicycEs
nrportunely pnblishcn yesterday morning, lashin.;
Tho Conservative Senators for not taking from tho
President certain rights and dutics sunc Of wt l,
Grant claims, had much TO do with tho Generals
rrtrogratlc movement.
Josnh D. Stevens Superintendent OF the New
j erscy Central Railroad il dead.
court martial cOnvcncs ut I.eavcnworth, on
Scp omber Is, to try General Cusiar who is
charged with being absent without leave.
informal Revenue to-day s51l 900.
General Emery succeeds Candy in this de-
parfmeut.
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N EN- ORLEANS, August 29.-The Htcaunhip FL
2arro arrived from Mntamoros last night with
dates to the 2lst, bringing but llttlo nows. Tho
Drowns,i ic Ranchero publishes n copy Of the 0r-
der of Ter iuzabal to tho Chief of Police directing,
the arrest OF Catholic Priests crossing from the
American to tho Mexican side Of the river, hold
ing them subject to his disposition.
Gen. Reynolds established quarantine between
Brownsville and Corpus Christi. AS yet no fever
has appeared at Brownsville.
The American residents of the City of Mexico
tendored dinner to Oticrbcrg.
The Donrd of Health Of this city reports twenty
deaths from yellow fever yesterday. Tho weather
is very variable.
majority OF The newly elected city OFFICIALS Z,
duties Immediately.
The old Board OF School Directors held mcci-
ing, transacted business as usual passing y reso,
in clccting new officers before tho expiration Of the
time Of the present incumbcnts, without having
first created vacancies Us required by law.
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Tmn AUGUSTA CoNs1ITuT1oNAI|sT.i is getting un.
easy. It is afraid other and younger anti-recon-
structionist Journals will carry away the laurols
which Of right belong to il. Itaays': "Many }onf-
nails now equal or surpass us in. denunniaton Of
tho wrong, and we can afford to soc these frosh
battalions rush pcl-mo into the fray and ovon go
length beyond us in the charge. It Is no moro
than fair that thoy should have q chance to OK
hibt thoir goal and robusiitude. Be this as It
may, theso now recruits can noyor out-riyal an old
combatant in fervor and keen appreciation OF pro-
fosaiohAl respect. l,l}' M
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Domestic nInrkcIs.


New YoRK. August 29.-Stocks dull. Money las.
Gold 4l5. Sterling 9la1O!. G2 Couponh 1874. Sr-
ghlia Skies, new issuo, 81; Icnneasec SKIES NOW
iss,,o, G5l. Flonr 15ao0c lower Wheat dull. Corn
Lard and Whakcy quiet. Cotton dull ut dc.
Tnrrcmtino 5St. RosiI firm and in good demand,
Common So 87sai 90.
EVENING DISPATCH.
Stocks steady. Gold 1i1S. '62 coupons H.
Cotton hoavy; sales 9D1 bales ut DC: Fl0nr-State
ut SC 75a11; Southern 50 25a13 q. Wheat dull and
favors buyers; Southern Amber % 20a2 80, Mixed
we MSsteTn Pn Corr 81 J ssav 1a'5 WsEsv
changed; in bond i0t. Tallow lllc. FrciShtg Sc.
Tor grain; by steam sc.
BALTIMORE, August 19.-Cofftc dull: no large
sales. Cation flat n3minalIy a. fIour dull, 1u",
50 25a2 IS. No primo white offered. Corn lower;
white Il 05; yellow II l4a1 Is. Oats, good to prime
G0aGi; ltyo dull primo Il IS; Bacon Shoulders n l
CINCINNATI, August 29.-Fonr firm and MI
changed. Wheat firm, 81 13a2 IL. Corn advanced;
in bulk 81 and very scarce. Thc failure OF The
growing e porH a snson 10 Tm shoufs
I2i; clear Sides III. Lard 12ia13
ST. LOUIS, August 2a:-Flonr quiet, Corn dc,
clined 5a7. White 81 o5asi 17 NLixed and Yel
low $la$1 o.. Mesa Pork $50 30. Bacon shoulders
IS clear Sides lG}. Whiskey s2 10.
LOUISVILLE, August a9.-Flour dull 81 G0a I'll 90
Corn declined lc ;;ionhlcrs i2I; Clear SlIc:
ICY. Lard 123.
WHSrEGToN, August 29-Turpcntinc steady al
52la53. ROsin quiet ut s3aG 81.
MOBILE, August 20.-No saics reported. Re
Ceipts 52
New ORLEANS, August 29-Salcs $50 bales dull
Low Midlling. 26c. Receipts 81 bales. Sugar ant
MolnsscJ noIninnlly unchanged. Flour dull; SUPER
Oats dropping mt &c. Lard firm and unchanged
Pork firm, held ut ndvance oil Soc Baron Should
crs, 139; clear Stiles, l7i. Supply Of Bacon light
tiJd closed ut i1lnili. Sterling, 5ja5J! My
York sight. premium.
AUGUSTA, August 2g.-Cuttou dull. Sales 3
bales. MIddling 23la24c.
SAyASNAIG, August 2a.--COtion dull aud heavy
demand light; Middling, nOmraliy, 2ic. Rcceip
i9t. Heccipts Of tho week G39. Exports llsS
Stock 437.
Weather hot and rains continue.
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Order ItrIIryInr ShcrI,I,n

WAsHINaToN, August 3D. In compliance
with the foregoing; instruction of the Prcstlrnt ot
tho United Stntes, Anjortien. L. II. Sheridan will
mand TO Bruvet aajur-tici,. Charles t;rnn, tho
officer next IN rank to himself and proceed with
out delay to Fort leavenwprtll. Missouri and will
relieve Maj ,r(;en. Hancock in culnrnnnI Of ibo
Department OF the Missouri.
3. On being relieved by Mil. Gen. S..ciitla Mai
Con. Hancock will proceed Wil!,ont delay To New
Or!eatIs, La, aid assume command OF the 5ti,
Military District, and of tho department composed
of the States nf Louisiana and Texns.
4. Maj, Gen. George II. Thomas will cunt nno in
command ot tho department of The Cumberland.
BY command OF Gen. CHANT
l.. ID. TOWNSEND Adutant
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SPECIAL NOTICES,

8s-rIIE ATTENTION OF THE FIRE DE.
PARfMRNr Is CALLED to the following regulations
ANY Volunteer Engine running any payment In
either the Upper Lower Wards wheru tho street ia
paved. shall ray fno Of Fiy Dollars. and any Ward
Engine committing the same offence their pay shRi bo
stopped. The same rule shall be applicable 10 tho
Markets.
Every Volunteer Engine Company shall have oitllor
tels or gong attached to their Engine Rto tho
same shall not be nuted either going or returning
from an alarm cf Gre The rulo shall be spplica-
biz to Ward Ensincs, but Engine nlal return from
hre faster than walk.
No two Steamers shall work at tile same Fro Well.
Cns Volunteer Hand Engine may draw water from
Well where ateamer Is drawing and 10 two Hand En-
gres at Fire VOL Steamer shall bs allowed to
use the same.
Two or moro Steamers may draw water from Drain
Pit. D. NJ STROBEL.
August ~ Clerk aud Sup't.
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MA YOUNG LADY RETURNING TO HFG

n5-A YOUNG LADY RETURNING TO HE'a
coqatry home. after sojourn Of lew months in I.
city was hardly recognized by her friends In place
ac6arse rustic flushed face, shs hah sott ruby con-
Plofion OF almost marble Smoothncss. and nstead
tw abe really appeared but eighteen Upon 10
qntry ns To the cause OF grcat change, sho pian
told them that she used tho cIncAssIAN BALM. ar,:
cotdcre Il an invaluable acqus on any toilet
by lite use Lady Gentlemen can Improve their per
soal Appearances an hunltcd fold. II simple IN it'
combination, as Nature herself IL sImpe yet unsurps.s
ed IN its efficacy in drawing Impurities from, also
n cleansing and beautifying the skn and complexion
by H direct icifon the cutice Il draws from all ts
impurities. kindly healing the same. and leaving the
fac4 Nature intended II aould be-cear aof smooth
and beautiful. Price 81, sent By Mall KIpreas,
csPto or an order. by
". L. CLARK CO., Ghemista,
No. Wcst Fnyetto Street. Syracuse, N. z.
The Only American Agents for the ssls OF tho same.
Marci 80 Iy
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aE' ESTATE N0rICE.-ALL PERSONS HAY-
ING claims against tho oalato OF the lutc SAMUEL FOX
WORTH. will present tile sanr duly attestod. u VIII.
MOT u. DESAUSSURE, ESl., NJ. 20 IIroad street
Charleston Aud persons Indebted To thu estate will
make payment to him. MARY j. FOxwORTu.
August 10 r. Erecutri,
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4S- BATOHELOR'S HAIR DYE.-THIS
SPLENDID HAIR DyE ia tho best in tho world. The
op{ true and perfect Dysharmless. reliable. inaan.
famous. No disappointment No ridiculous hns.
Natural Dlhnk Drown. Remedies the III effects OF BdI
iDy Inyigorates tho hsr leaving II soft and heautifI.
Tho genuine is sgpod WiTiaHs A. Batrheiar All others
nere limitations and should DO avoided. Hold by all
Dr,tggiss and Porfumers. Factory. No. ~ BartIey
siroht Now York. .t''
atk- BEWARE OF A CoUNTRRRRIT. I"m
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ap'REtilSFRATION.-FO PRECINCT,
coLhEfoN DIsTRICT.-THE BOARD OF REaIsTRA.
rioS Tor tho Fourth Precinct st. bartholomew Parrish
co'leton District South Carolina will hold lis second
sesuston AZ follows, viz
At Jncfsonboro Poll. September 6u, and Gill; For re-.
vision September 10Th aud l7t.
A, Ahiiopoo Poll. September 9TH 10th and It'll. Fcc
revision September 18th aud 2oih
At Maple Cnno Poll, September Iaih and Ittl, For
rcrtalon September 23rd anil 2tth
Az tho whole duty must bc performed by tho lst ui
October tho books will bo closed thu 18th OF scpcn
o"f. III order to comply with paragraph XIX. uGnorat
Order No. 6s. Headquarters Second Military District
giving ample time for public inspection and revision OF
tho ists All personH qualified TO under the pru
Visions OF tho Act OF Congress- passed 2n March 1867
Entitled IN Acl 10 provide for the moro efficient row.
ernmcnt Of the Rebel States aud the dcueral Acts Sup
Elementary thereto, invited to appear bofore thu
Doari for ReglstrsiIon.
Hours for sitting will be from A. 81. to 3PM
J.K TERRY,
Chairman Board OF Registration 9Th Precinct
Collcton District, South Carollna.
August 40
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RIot In lttc,,non,,

RICHMOND August 29.-The blacks hiving had
ly beaten q policeman at tho circus last night and
stoned others, II company Of United States troops
hnvc been sent to tho spot tonight to prevent u
riot which was considered imminent.
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a6- The Relatives, Friends nnd AcquaInt-
nnccs Of Mr.. THoS. CoFFEY. ani Nrs MARY CoFYEY,
are respectfully invited to Intend s Funeral Services
ut his lnc residence No. ~ East lay at Four O'Clock
ThiJ Il dftersaoa. IL August 80
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The Crops Of 1867.

1t iB yet too early to mako anything. liko
accurate calculations as to tho amount OF tIc
crops of this season. Tho effcct Of tho drought
on the Western corn and of the army worm Oh The
Southern Cotton III yet very unccrtain a rough
some general idea of tho amount OF orr agrieuI-
turnl products. Something OF this kind we find in
the Boston Commercial Bulletin, which IL Ordinari
ly very we'll Informed on such subjects. II COM
lilies tho following table:
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85-NOTICE u MARINEhS.--C C PTA ANS
AND PILOTS Wishing to anchor their vessels In Ashlcy
RYer arc requested not 10 do anywhere within direct
range Of tho hnads oi the SAVANNAH nAILnOAL
~HARYES ON tho Charleston and st. Andrews side CT
tho Ashley iiver by which prccauton contact Will, the
Submarine Telegraph Cable viii be avoided.
=. O. TURNER, q. n.
uarbor Nasaro Office, Ch,rleston, February 9. 1856.
RehrnarY
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- - -
OFFlClAL.
LIST OF LETTERS

1IRC = VI LII L I ILItso
crnaninR n Tho Postofhco at Charleston. for tho
shdins AUGUST 80 1867. and ordered to bo printed
III TuE DAILY NEws agreoably to the following section
tho new Posoillco Law. tho newspaper hayinp thu,
largest circulation IN tho City OF Charleston
SECTION Aud be 1t further enacted Tint lists of lat
tsra remaining uncsed for In any Postoce In any city
toSn or village, whero newspaper shall be printed,
ea Hereafter be published only In tho
which, being published weekly oftener shall have th,
largest circulation within range or delive-- -
Onlco. =,
Btato that they Advertised"
g5- onirc hours from A. NJ. 10 +. NJ. On Sundays,
from 1870 a. NJ. TO 1.3O p. II.
STANLEY q. IRoTT Postmaster.
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RAIN.-We have been visited In tho last Two
wceks by copious and protracted rains-which
have sobbod tho Garth and given n mid. winter ap-
poaranco TO tho atreets nili roads. It will not
acct tho corn CROP but IL is feared will bo innr-
Gus to tho cotton.-Fairfed Herald.
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Rcmornl OF Con. sickIcs.
xyon,n ms Rights Kans.

WIININGToN, August 29.-lhe removal of Gen
Scklcs generally denounced by Republicans
Southcrners take little interest in The matter
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New YORK, August 29.-Clistom receipts for the
week ending August "a, s3,702, 600.
Tho steamer Colorado arrived after two years
absence .-.. .|.
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SPECIAL NOTICES,

as- CONsIGNEEs PER STEAM SHIP CLAN.
PioS. are notified that shr IL drcharping Car,o NJ
hdgers South Wharf, goods rcnlalng Oh the Wharf nj
sunset. will DO or>iy stored owners risk aud 81,
pensc. STREET BROTHERS 4 CO.,
August ~ Ay,ut,
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Rcri,trntiou In yIrn,ni,

RIcnMoap. August 29.-Returns from at. except
eight counties received at Head ar,crs, show
OF the counties not received, four gave large
white majoritics.
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4S rersdns depostns lOttars In ths Postsfncs viii
please pisce the stamp tho upper right hand cor
n Of tho envelope and they Will also pssase 70 rren.
ber that Without tho stamp lvttcr cannot Be mailed bat
~ ~ - Yst,.~
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From, New York

NEW YonK August 29.-Susan D. Anthony ant
Elizabeth Cady Stanton leave for Kansas, where
thoy will advocate female suffrage till election.
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Tho Washington Stan says "Tho chances Of
Gcneral WAND II. LXMoN, lato District Marshal,
a,o shd 70 bo exceedingly good for tho Postmaster
Genoralship, should thero bo o change there.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-08-30

NEW YoRK, August 29.-Advices from Havana to
the Gath, state that eighty ssgar factories closed
ON account of inability to pay new contributions,
throwing hundreds ont OF employment.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-08-30
Thc Ycllo,y Ecycr nt ,inIycston.
From New Orleans.

GALVESTON. August 29-There wer. q deaths
on the 9th. Gen. Loren Kent Collector of tho
Port, died last night. &c.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-08-30

10 REG dlsTRATIoN MOTTO E.-TtiE
49,, or nhiHihAitS for tho Seventh Precinct. Els
'rct OF lcrflcy. Parish of ST. Jn,pc.. t,oos, trt ~
ao ltr hal session At thu Cross Hossls Poll o,, IA.
s' Jun anu aiHt instant. nnd al tho Hickory Bend pt
on tue a. d and ith days ' september. 1867
Immediately upon thu close rach dual sestiou M a
at 'he respective places before named tho list OF ero
rcR'srrrd Will be- exposed ve days. tho expiration ID
"'ri no tilp Hoard will ogain sit for two days for
Purosrs of revision. correction or addition 10 s,a
nR'stry. In compliance with Paragraph XIX. Grucr,
ORDERS No. IS. headquarters Second Military District
RICHARD f.. MARTIN
|nAraii Noari OF lcglsraon. Seventh Precinct, Rors.
ICY District. Parish 81. James Goose Crock
August 81 ,