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sS-We hear it said that there was two
very indignant persons" at the Opera
House to hear Fred. Douglass, last night.
One was Mr.. Brooks, a "cullud gem'n"-"a
man and a brothcrn-in other words the
fancy Niger, who paradcs our streets,
"high cock-l-lorum-jig" among the dar-
kics, and the other, W. ID. b.. the eminent
historian. 1t is said the former was indig-
nant because he was expected to take Il
seat in de gallery and the latter because
Warren County robbed him Of the honor Of
Introducing the illustrious "man and
brother to the audience. If this be true,
we Sympathisc with the two BIS, and think
itan unkind disposition that prompted
such treatment OF b.. and b. But parties.
rs well as republics, are sometimes migrate
full, and b. and b., though both are free
men, will have to bear with it until the
coming of that political millennium that is
10 give them a place among white people.
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Bailroads.
DAYTON, XENIA AND COLUMBUS
q
CHANGE OF TIME.

Three Daily Trains East via Columbus.
Through Trains Cron Dayton TO all Eastern CITIES.
Trains run by Columbus time, which is seven
minutes faster than Dayton time.
Through Tickets can be had for all Cities
by calling on J. LII. LONG, Ticket Agent.
T.. W. WOODWARD, Sup't.
MAD Cincinnati, Ohio.
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"DoDsoN's SrATIoN"-NO. 2s5, Third street,
THE FIRST of the season, Spring Chickens I
Think Of that! Choice Liquors and CT
gars. Meals at all hours, day and night.
served up by the celebrated cook, JOE.
DAVIS.
Ham and Eggs, Fresh Buttermilk the
best of Native Wine; Choice Lager and
Harries Xxx Ale. Regular Lunches, Tues
days, Thursdary, and Saturdays, of Turtle
Soup and various dishes of meats and veg
etables. March Ii, 'G7-dtf
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Domosttc Markets.
NOON DISPATCH.


New YonK, Juno 2s.-Steck strong and excited.
cent. U. s. Bonds cd coupons 81 16Sn1 lOi. Flour
dull. Holders moro disposed to realize. Wheat
dropping. Corn 1a2 cts. lower. Pork unchanged
Lard 11aa12l. Whiskoy in bond 95aiO Cotton
quiet 2Ga26} Naval aores quiet.
EVENING DIHpATcu.
Cotton irmer; Gales 1000 bales at 26I Flour do.
elininG; State 81 Scala so; Southern $40 20a15 75
Corn dull; Western MiIcd 81 07a1 09 old 123.
Mesa Pork s21 10. Lard unchanged. Wliskey
closed active, ut 85a40. Rice dull; Carolina lila
l23; Freights quiet. Stocks strong. Money q,
BALTIMORE, juno 2s.-CofIee dull and in favor of
bnyers. Flour less active, deolined &c. Corn do
ciined Cat Gonts. White; 81 0B. Sugar firm and
unchanged. Provisions frmer. Baoon and bulk
meats wanted. Other descriptions quiet. Whiskoy
nominally unchanged. ......... -
WILMINGTON, juno 28.-Ootton nominal. spirits
steady OF 5Sc. Rosin steady at 81 Coats.
hEW ORLEANS; June 2s:.sales 1000 balos; low
Middlings 24c. Receipts Of the week 2205 against
GSo. Exports OF the week l9, ,112. Stock GO, sos.
no no sales or Louisiana Sugar, and no Molnsses in
Flour unchanged. Common 8rm. Com upward,
mixed and yellow 81 10a1 is. White 81 GOAL 25
Oats 30. Ptrk very dull Mt $23.. Bacon shoulders
retailing 10} Rib sides l2 clear sides 1saI9I
Lard Lard dull Gold 81 Sc; Sterling 4ai51a. Nov
York sight exchange sai premium; d.
b,,sss; @iaali9g Tpl9nds 2ss Rscoipts 7o s,s
Stock 1911. .0tEs:.. nj.
AUGUSTA, Juno 29.-Cotton quiet but steady
Sales 90 ba1es. Middlngs 2Sc.
SAVANNAH June 28.-Cotton opened quiet-snal
demand. Sales in two days 1G5 bnlos. Low Mid
dlings 22ac. Receipts $40 bales.
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State Items,

sHERUR AND CoRosER.- by special orders No.
n, We see that General sickles hns appointed,
ns he ES Ss4 ans pSa, 9S hpss Ebert
Coroner, in Tie place Of N. c. McDufio and 1. Il.
Watson. both Of whom resigned q week ago..
Ing the 81 9 al hG
will, in ad 1ition to tho oath OF Office required by
tho lava Of South Carolina, tako and subscribe th,
oath set forth in General Ord.rs, No. 50, War De-
1867.--Mdrion &ar. - : NJ -
BAIE, TIE CRoPs, &o.-We hayo had series OF
rains since our iast issue which have had no pro-
cedent, Mt this sosson OF the year, within the mo-
mory Of our Oldest citizen. It ia supposed TINT,
on Saturday Inst, from four 10 six incos OF water
fsll 70 the ground between sunrise aud sunset In
tho afternoon, the ground wnB 30 thoroughly yatu-
running over Many Of tho bridges s' ovos small mall
sireams nave oGSn carried away, and on sovoral
Wator for several days. Tho amount OF damage to
the crops which, ton days ago, gave such fiatterng
farmers are not discouraged, and think that, with
favorable seasons hereafter, they will mako fair
crops. II 10 q consolation TO know that "God
chssteneth whom He DISQUALIFICATION &ar.
TEE WRATHKR AND THE CRoPs.-During tho past
week this District WAS visited with tho most over
flowing rains that have fallen In many yoars. Tho
nn ds AZ Ss &
Of our writing tho earth Is 80 completely sobbed
that neither man nor beast can bo made available
The U da ?, tho 5sstovg whsh
condition. .Incalculsblo damage must inevitably
ensuo to the crops on account OF this delueo OF
water, which we notice has boon general all oyer
the State. We have hoard Of groat damage bong
done TO the roads and bridges in many parts o,
the District, and in ono instance whore loaded
wagon and team Of mules we're carried away while
endeayoring 10 cross Lynoh's Lake. Tho mules
were cut loose and saved, but tho wagon md its
contents are still In tho water.-Klngsree &ar.
GOLD 8NRs.-Tho long dormant mineral 70.
sources Of this section Of South Carolina neem To
be attracting at this time a oonederable aharo of
attention from abroad. Within tho past fow weokf
se7eral gold prospects have been soid 10 Northorr
companies, ., figures which would Indicate that
ture. Tic Northern and Western sections Of Thu
District offer rare inducements, ue arc informed
for Investment In gold mining adventures. Tho
Broad River boundaries arc pronounced to bo rich
Of this property cordially invite thoso who have
the means TO como and dig IL out and pay o res
sonable TOLL YorkpMe Enquirer.
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aJ- THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
DARLINGTON DISTRICT-lN EQUTTY-HAENAH ].
HART. hdministrutriJ, u. ELLEN z HART, JOHN
wITHERSPooN, ct ai.-DrIL FOR INJUNCTION,
ACCOUNT AND RELIEF.-It Ia ordered that tho credit
ors of JOHN L. HART be cnjolncI from proceeding to
their claims Mt law against Tho complainant and
TINT they do prove and establish their demands against
tho Raid John L. Hart, before tho Commissioner Of
this Court or before tho FIRST day Of November next
and In dciu thereof that they be barred from tho bcn-
eft OF any decree to be mads herein.
II In also crdorcd that copy OF this order BIO pubhed
at least week until the rst day Of November next
IN tho Darlington Souerner and tho Charleston Daily
Re,oI
Tho above Is true copy from tho original order made
In the aboyo Case, 18th February, 1867.
A. +. EDWARDS, O. E. D. d.
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE, Darlington c. h, February
a, 1867. $50 February 20
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ss-sTArE OF SOUTH cARoL1NA. cuAR11

aB-STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, CHARLES
TON DI5TRICr-1N CIIANCERY.- OF THE
REGISTER IN EoUTTY.-aEoRGlaNNA s. FaIK, DY
HER NEXT FRIEND. ZACHARLAn FALK ~. MRS
uATTY jacob, NATHANIEL JAcoBI, SIMON AsIIIhI
AND MATHMA. AsfIIM.-BILL FOR PARTITION
DIVISION AND AcCoUNT-It appearing 10 my satis-
fantion tint NATHANIEL jacob. SIMON AsHtAI and
MATILDA A. hSHtM. Defendants In this causc arp
:escn. from, and roslde beyond tho limits this State
20 that to ordinary process Of tho Conrt cannot bc
served on them. on motion OF JOHN PHILLIPS ESQ.,.
nPp}9inants Solicitor ordered that tho said Dccudants
...... ------ - n.
A. ASHIM, do appear and plead answer dcnnur, 10
this Dlf wbhin forty nys from tho publication OF this
ortlor. Order pro coafssso will DO granted and
entered sgaEnst them. JAS. L. CAN'T
Register In Equity, Charleston District.
juno 20 a
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Rumorcd Removal Of Sheridan.

New ORLEANS, June 28.-rncro ia rumor cur
rent here that Sheridan will be relieved by Rous-
seau, in consequence Of which tho Times of this
afternoon comes out In oulogistic biography Of
the latter General.
Tho Picayune has tho following extracts from
the Galveston News Of tho 2ith Tho 18th of DIny
will hereafter bo observed as grand national fcs-
milan Tho Mexican press Is firm anu unanimous
in favor Of Maxman's execution. Tho Liberals
appear to bo getting each other by the cars, rs to
who were the greatest traitors to tho Republic;
every Mexican accusing evory other Mexican Of
treason. 1t Is stated that Escobedo has threat
ened to depose Juarez should tho latter not order
the execution OF Macmillan.
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SPECIAL NOTICES..

aJ' STATE oFsoUTu CAROLINA, CHARLES
TON D1sTRfcr-iN EQUITY.-w1LLlAM COLE rs
isabella sIMoNs ct aL-BILL FOR PARTITION
1t appearing 10 my satisfaction that OWEN CHAT
TIERS. SARAH hcKINLAY and ELIZA LEsE sNE, threc
OF Tie Defendants IN this absent fron and re-
sido beyond tho limits OF lls Htatc. On motion OF j.
ii. NATHaNS. Esq. ordered tlss tito said Defendants
do appear and plead dcmur 10 this bill within
forty daya from the publication is order or an orlcr
TO tako tho bill pro eonfso. will bo granted and entered
against them. JAS L. CAN'T.
ohico OF hcRtatcr In Equity, II. Z. o. D.
2sth june 1907. Juno 90 l. July Is Juno 90
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European Noyvs Por Steamer

:, NEW YoRK, Juno 2s.-Tho steamer Union, from
Europe juno IL, reports the yolow foyor at Mnuri-
The Memorial DiplomatiGuo says that Carlotta,
hoaring OF Maximlnn's capture and danger, np-
peared suddenly to recover clcarncss OF intellect
and said tho Mexican nation was incapable of SO
odious an not as to raise murlorous hand against
tho Prince who Ind devoted himself with 30 much
aelt.donial to tho regeneration of the country.
Tho ('zar lott ono million tor tho Paris poor. lIo
spent f20O. 900 in Paris. Tho Czaroviteh spent
fi0,0O Brogowski sayy that he had meditatod
assassination from his infancy. Tho Car has
meguanimously applied to tho Emperor Napoleon
to have the assaBsin's life spared.
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aS-STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, CHARLES
TON DIsTRICT.-CLERE'S OFFICE c. q. 8. AND c. p.
PUBLIC NOTICE. ]. ". DRowNFIELD. Clerk Of
said Court, In pursuance Of the Act Of the Legislature
In such case made and provided do hereby give public
notice thnt an ELECTION FOR SHERIFF OF CHARLES
TON DIs TRICT win be held Monday. tho 9Th Of Au.
gust next OF ell the usual places Of election throughout
tho aad District
wItnoss my hand, Mt Charleston tho 26h June, 1867.
J. ". BRowNF1ELD. G. q. 8. and G. P.
I,no
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SAVANNAH, juno 2s.-The Hon. II. 8. Fitch, q.
g. Attorney in answcr to a letter addressed to him.
has oppressed tho opinion TINT pardon granted
by tho President blots out oil Acknowledgement,
rights, which he cannot bo deprived Of by any sub
sequent legslation. He says the elective franchise
nssy person thus qsssd sdq am
tration let him enter his protest for tho considera-
ton Of tho commanding general. Tie Attorney
closes thus:
Next to usurpation OF power, therois no higher
grade In political crime Lhnn timid abandonment
OF rights.
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THE LATE RAINs.--We hayo had, during the past
woek, o succession Of heavy raine, which lave
done vast amount OF injury. The accounts from
all palte OF tho district aio disoouraging. The
streams hsyo beon higher than at any time since
tho beginning OF Spring, and We hayo heard Of the
washing away ofthroe or four mill-dams. But tho
greatest damage is to tho crops. Most Of tho
wheat WINS cut and shocked in the field, md tho
heavy rains have, IN many places, caused It TO
sprout; tho loEJ In this shape Is difficult TO eHti-
mate: Oats, which woro nearly ready to cut and
promised an unusually heavy yiold, are boat down
on tho ground TO such extent as to mako Il doubt
full whether halfa crop will bo gathered. Corn "a
injured, as 1t Ia generally In tho grass 40 much
TINT 1t cannot noE be worked out IN tins to make
hoavy crop. Cotton suffered less than tho othor
crops, and 4 the seasons are favorable, II may do
very wcu yet. ALI crops on bottom lands may as
we'll be counted ont In cstimates Of the years pro-
Goods PorkoiRe Enquirer. ~ = n
HEAVY RArSs AND WNps.-A season OF cool.
cloudy and rainy weather, which had cont .ued
for o number Of days, eliminated into o regular
northeaster, md continued through Friday n}Xht,
Saturday and a portion OF Saturday night last,
during which timo young deluge Of water fell
upon tho earth. s i isf.l ] 4. .ssT..I
:, We foar that tho crops have sustained very ma
tcrial injury. Corn and oats hayo been blown down
In many instancos, and cotton almost destroyed.
Whore tho crop WAS at ell grassy and tho land low
II will be difficult now, after SO long wet spel to
sAyo IL, and should dry season OF any longth now
ensue, tho effcot would be disastrous. Z,
tSafrter, Watcl,nan,
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ReRtstrGtion In virginia.

RICHMOND. june 2s.-Tho following are tho COL
ored majorities in registration to-day: Richmond
lis; Chesterfield 600; Henrico 200.
The United States Commissioner has sent Mark
Downing to tho United Statos Court to DO tried
for perjury, in registering agninat tho provisions
OF tho Alexandria Constitution.
PETERsDuRa, Juno 2S -negstration in this city
foots up thus far S31 whites; 1897 blacks.
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BE- THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
DARLINGTON DIsTRIcT-IN EouITY.-P. d. DAcoT
AND T. L. BAcoT. Administrators, pETHR s.
pACoT. If. THE HEIRS AND CREDITORS OF PETER
g. BACOT-Upon hearing tho rcadings In this case. 1t
ie. on motion OF W. W HARLLEE. Conplainnus solici-
tor ororcd that all and singular tic creditors OF tho late
Peter 8. Bacot, Complainunt's Intcsta,c bo required
to ho and provo their respective domnnds and debts In
jugcnts and otherwise against the RaId Intcstae bo-
fnru tho Commissioner OF this Court by or beoro tho
first day OF November next and in default thereof Tint
they bc dcbarred from Tho benefit OF my decree to be
ndo horcin anu that tho Commissioner of this
do advertise ls order month in the Darlington
SouDerner and tho Charleston Daily NeHi, until tito
said frat day OF November next
THO nboro is truo copy from tho original order made
In tho above case, 18th OF February 1867.
A. F. EDWARDS, G. z. D. D.
Commissioners Office. Darlington G. L.. February 22
1867. s36n Fcbruary23
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sB- THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
DARLINGTON DIsTRIcT.-IN EoUITY-B. ". ED
WARDS. Administrator T. Z. HowLE. RI. E g. HOwLE,
JAMES r. WILSON AND OTHERS.-BILL FOR IN.
JUNCTION, ACCOUNT AND REIIEF-It Is ordered
tllnt tho CREDITORS otTuoMAs Z nOwLE, deceased.
be enoinod from proceeding to recover their cnims at
Law usaIns. tho complainant and nt they do provo md
establish their demands nganst tho said HowLE before
tho Commissioner of this Court before tho rs day
OF December next aud in default thereof that they DO
barred tho benefit OF any decree TO DO pronounced
herein.
The above Ia truo copy nom tho original ordcr made
In the above stated case. 12th February, 1867.
A. F. EDWARDS, G. z. D. n.
Commissioners oficc Darlington G. H., Fob. %. 1907
February 23 SAL
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rURDAY MORNING, JUNE 80, 1862.

n5-Thc Relatives and Friends OF nIr. q nd
Mrs. JOHN MIppLEroN nro requested TO attend the Fu
neral scrSices OF their 1nant Daughter ELIZABETu
HAMILTON. Mt 81. Mehaols Church, Tai, Nor7,ing At
haifpast Ton O'Clock. without further Invitation.
Juno 20 4,
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WILMINGTON, Juno 2S.-Tho damage on tho Will
mington and Weldon and Wilmington and Man
chester Railroads by tho lato hoayy rims, have
been fully repaired. All trains arc running
through In schedule timo.
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Seizurc OF yYhiskeY.

SAVANNAH, June 2s-5 P. M.-United States At
torDey Fitch seized one hundred and eighty-soyen
barrelB Of whiskey on the ordor OF tho Commits
eioner Of Internal Revenue ut Washington.
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VOLUME w. NO.
TELEGRAPHIC.
Our Cable Dlsputchcs.

RoME, Juno 2s.-J'hc Pope issued all alIocution
TO The bishops md priests who Ind como from dis
tant lands. Ho praises their zeal in coming to
tome. Bishop Spalding's health is much I'M
, LONDON, June 28. -Constantinoplo adviccs con-
ilrm tho defeat OF tho Christians In Crcto by Omcr
Pacla.
Japan intelligence states that Jctldo, aud thrco
other ports, will bo opened in january.
LONDON, juno 28-5 +. M.-Consois declined 4.
LIVERPOOL, Juno 29-2P. M.-Tho stock or cot
ton u found to bo 4U,000 bales below estimates.
Market unchanged.
LONDON, Juno 28-Noon.- Financial nows un-
changed: Tho bullion in The Bank Of England has
LIVERPOOL, Juno 28-Noon.- Cotton quiet und
steadyi 5aloa 10 600 baes sales OF Tho week I'll 0OO
including ~ 900 to speeulators; stock 74a,00O.
whereof 800 600 Brc American.
rs. s'' ''''0 N'--i''en"'e' 'e'-e0nS0's ''s' bonds
LIVERPOOL, Juno -Eyening.-Colton firm md
unchangod rutler moro doing; UplantIs lid: Or.
loans Hid; sales 1000 bales. Brca,lstu(fs and
Provisions generally unchanged.
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aSERRORs OF YOUTH.-h GENTLEMAN
who suffered for years from Nervous Debility, Pre-
mnturo Decay. and oil tho oocta Of youthful ndiscrc-
tion will, for tho sake of suffering humanity send free
to all who need H. the receipt and directions for making
tho simple remedy by which lie wns cured Sufferer
wishing TO profit by tho advertisers experience, can do
SO by addressing, In perfect confidence,
JOHN D. OGDEN
Aprill9 Smost No a Cedar street. New York.
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Rcui,trntion i'm suvnnuoI,
Tho VVilmington RaiIrontIs.

SAVANNAH, June 28.-Forty- quo whtes and two
hundred and fifteen colorcd, wero registered
to-day.
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lThe Presidential Party

JERSEY CrTY, Juno 2S.-Tho Presidential party
took the $40 train southwark.
PHILADELPHIA, Juno 2S.-Tlo Presidential party
passed southsby tho noon train; halted two min
utes. There were neither speeches nor Demon
strationa.
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THE WEATHER CRops.-By sn oversight our
weather article was omitted Inst week. Wo should
have stated TINT on Sunday before our last issue
we had equally as heavy fall Of rain as was MON
toned tho week before; and from that time up 10
yesterday tho rain has continued almost oyory day
night last we had almost deluge, accompanied
by regular storm Of wind from tho northeast,
making tho temperature quite unpleasant. For
s bed SO TINT iS 's II any S work could By
done. In tho moantimo the grass, as it ever does,
has grown with luxurianco That is likely to choke
up tho crops. Planters have hardly experienced
kept tho riyer up until wo now haYo pretty do
structve froset i being the tops OF the com
on tho bottom lands. II is now falling, however,
lChTdto Adr1ftser.
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wusIltnuton Ncxya.

WASHINGTON, juno 29.-Thc vito Of Tuaroz left
Tor homo uta Now Orleans
Tho Ordinance and Judiciary Committees arc
in session. -
:Wolchmann's oyidonco in tho Surratt trial occu-
pied oil day.
Tho weeks custom receipts amount to s2772,-
oo0: Tho Internal Revenue to-day amounted 10
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a1-AIESSRS. EDITORS :-YOU WILL pLEAsE
announce Con. A. n. AIANIGAULT as Candidate for
Sheriff at the ensuing election CITIZEN.
Eoycmbcr3 ain
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aH-A YOUNG LADY RETURNING TO HER
country homc nfter aojourn of tow months In the
city was hardly r-cognizcd by her friends. In pncc
coarse. rustic. Bushcd face, Bho had soft ruby COM
Plexion Of almost marble smoothncss, and Instead OF
sc really appeared but eighteen Upon In.
quiry to tho OF 30 great change, she planIy
told thom thnt she used tho CIRCASSIAN BALM nnd
considered invaluable acquisition any toilet
by It's use any Lady Gentlemen improve their per
sonal appearance hunirod fold It Is simple IN its
combination Nature hersclf Ia auplo yet unsurpass
ed In iis efficacy In drawing impurities from, nso heal.
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impurities, kindly healing the same and leaving the
face Nature intended 1t shoud be-cear. SOFT smooth
and beautiful Price 81. sent by Mail EIpress on 70
cept Of an ORDER by
". L. CLARK Co. Chemists,
No. West Fayelte Street, Syracuse, N. Y.
Tho only American Agents Tor tho salo of tho saue
March 80 "
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aB-NoT1CE Is HEREBY GIvEhl THAT AP-
PLCATIoN will bc 30 TO the proper auth rilies for
CHARTER OF INCORPORATION OF THE MECHANIC
ASSOCIATION sss M.yls
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

10 UNI iATTAN CEURCH.-TIIE USUAL.
Services will he held In s Church Ta.Horrov Etaos
Tho Evening Service will DO held at quartcr.past socork
Subject OF Tho Evening dscourso-"CTiRISTIANIrY
ACCORDING TO JESUS" This wiilbo the conclusion %.
Yciiig Services. juno 2y
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aB- WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
WA. BLUM DINGLE as Caudi,lat,- for the shorf1ay
at The ensuing election.
Soptember n,
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aD-ORPIIhN HOUSE C1IAPEL.-TIIE REV.
T.. ]. MEYNARD1E. OF Trinity Methodist Episcopal
Church, will perform Dlvimo Service In this Chapel
7o-Aorrow .yferioon. Both inst. nt o'clock
June %
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sB' ELMORE MUTUAL INSURANCE COM
PANY-CnARLEsroS, June 19ih, lsG7.-An demands
against this Company must be presented before
10h day Of July ner thoy will DO dcbarrcd payment
final settlement with tho Stockholders will be nlado
nftcr that date.
by order Of tho Board. JOSEPH wHILDEN
Juno 10 WAT Secretary.
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a5- ESTATE ELIZABETH BALLARD, DE-
CEAsRD.An PERSONS having legal claims against the
estate OF said ELIZABETH BALLARD, lae OF Charleston
Widow. will render tho same attesed. within tiuo pre-
scbed by law and those indebted will mnkr pa, mont 10
PHILIP J. DREEN,
J1no % B3 Qunli1cd O1or.
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s8'wE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
F. n. WHITING, Esq. as a candidate for Sheriff ),
chsrcston tJudicia District at the next election.
Scptcmbor 10
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g1- REV. G. p. HADSDEN WILL. DELIVER A
sorinon, to Young Men'a Cllrisan hssocatIo Sunday
ErenfH8. at 81 O'Clock. al st. Luko's Church.
Dy orler. W. ". PEAIyERTON
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Tho Universal Verdict OF all the Most Ex.
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