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Switzerland will post an army of observation
OH the French frontier.
AtParis. it is officially stated that the Emperor
has expressed satisfaction with the negotiations
now in progress for the settlement of the Lux
cmbourg question.
1t is said that the Russian government will
receive from the United States feet of iron
clads instead of stipulated SUN of money in
payment of the ccssion of thc Rus ian posses
sions.
Queen Victoria has written letter to the
King of Prussia, in which she takes ground in
favor of the recent moderate propositions of
France in regard to the disposition of Luxcm-
bourg, and advises him to accept the plan of
compromise, to which Napoleon is not unwill-
ing to accedc.
The Prussian government signifcd by Tclc-
graph its acceptance Of the proposition made
by the Queen Of England for General Con.
ference of the Great Powers, to be held ut Lon
don, to settle the Luxembourg dispute on the
basis of naturalization Of the Grand Duchy to
be guaranteed by all the powers represented at
the Conference.
At Memphis, Capt. Estes, commanding the
post, has forbidden Il procession. speeches, or
public demonstration in honor of the Confeder:
ate dead. Military interference will be avoided
by combining the arrangements to simple acts
Of mourning for dearest relatives
The Connecticut Legislature was organizqsh
on tho 1st inst. Governor English in his mes
sage says that the situation of public affairs is
important i'll its every aspect. He urges that
MS citizens Of common country, we should
cndcavor to eStinguish the vindictivc resent
mcnts ongcndcred by the late war He says
that the great object of that strife has not vet
been attained, and that the national Union is
not yet restored. That ten States arc still
denied participation in the national G. Government,
by the action of Congress, which is wholly
unwarrantable; and that if the measures which
it has adopted are still persisted in they will
transform the Government into dcspotism.
He deems the course of legislation pursued by
Congress as fatal to the Union and the Consti-
tuition as is the doctrine of secession. That
the legislation of the 39th Congress was, to a
large extent, series Of usurpations and infrac-
tions of the Constitution. He argues that Con
grcss has no more power, under the Constitu-
tion, to establish Military Governments in the
Southern States than to institute all order of
nobility in England, and claims that Congress
assumed that power only for the purpose of ac-
complishing, more thoroughly the subvcrsion
of the States. That if Congress can legislatc
for those States, it is not difficult to enforce a
like Interpretation upon the other States ofthc
Union.
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New Advertisements.

Sg-Citation.-By p. A. SIcM1crAEL ESQ.,,
Ordinary.
ssr Bill to Perpotuato Tcstimony.-v. D.
T-JAM1soN, Com'r.
sg-T. A. JEFroRDs 4 Co., offer 10000
pounds Of Clear Bacon Sides at l43 cents See
their advertisements
R6- Mrs NJ. Il. HALL has removed to the
store one door West Of the Female Seminary,
where she offers well rejected stock Of Spring
and Summer Millinery, Of the lutest ylcs See
Advertisement.
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will amount to practical denial of justice to
the great mass of the white citizens of Louipi-
ana. On the text of the law by which certain
OF our people are disfranohised, We have already
commented, and have also given the opinions
og eminent jusists on the subject. But the
registrars have adopted, as it would seem, far
moro rigid Interpretation, and reflections were
made by them yesterday which we think will
be pronounced by all sound thinkers US illegal
and unjust. Instead of constituting such doubts
as may arise in favor of liberty and personal
freedom, they have followed an opposite course,
and have been led into errors which are glaringly
erroneous. Armed with convenient doubts
they reject the claims of citizens whose right
to vote cannot be questioned on any legal,
moral or constitutional grounds. In view of
these facts, we trust that Gen. Sheridan will
exercise portion of that authority with which
he is legitimatcly vested, go as to remove exist
ing and well founded causes of dissatisfaction.
Unless such course be pursued, the fantastic
tricks of irresponsible agents may serve to
tarnish high military reputation and check
that spirit of returning loyalty among our peo-
pie which every true patriot and statesman
should encourage. IF the object be to restore
harmony, the registry law should be literally
interpreted /; but if it be simply to secure a
party triumph by the disfranchisencnt of the
great mass of our white citizens, the exclusive
course inauguratcd yesterday will prove cmi-
ncntly successful"
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PUBLIC OFFICERS
ORANGEBURG DISTRICT

OnD1NAnr-P. A. McMiohael.
COMMISSIONERS EQu1TY-V. D. v. Jamison
CLERK OF CounT-Joseph F. Robinson.
i SuEn1Fr-J. w. II. Dukes
ConoNER-C. B. Glover.
TAX CoLLEcToRs.-Oran Parish.-P ". Fairy.
St. Matthews Parish.-W. II. Dantzler
Asst. Assessor u. 8. REvENuE-George w.
Sturgeon.
AGENT ron STAMPS, Sep. V. Dibblc
MAolsTnATEs-Thomas p Stokes, W. r. Tread
weil' A. J. Gaskins, F. w. Fairy, David L. Connor.
>. II. Fielder, Levin Argoe, r. v. Dnnnclly, E. A..
frice, w. L. Ehney, J. D. Prickct Samuel E. Moor
er' u b. Glover, E. G. Holman, P. C. Buyck, F. M.
Wannnmaker, d. o. Tindall.
COMMISSIONERS 10 APPROVE SEcuR1r1rs-J G.
Wannamaker, James Stokes, D. r. Barton, Adam,
Smoke, A. d. Frederick.
COMMISSIONERS OF PUBLIC BuILD1Nos-Wm NJ
iiutson, 1Iarpn Riggs, E. Ezekiel, Joseph z. lIar-
ley, F. H. W. Briggmann.
COMMISSIONERS OF RoADs-Orangc Pnrish-Wcst-
Icy Houscr, F. W. Fairy, Samuel NJ Fairy, Samuel
g. Fair, F. Livingston, W. S. Riley, Wcstley Cutler
II. c. Wannamakcr, N. E. w. Sistrunk, H. Living.
ston James Stokes, j. D. Knots, r. Z. Antlcy, JOHN
5. bowman, J. L. Moorer. W. c. Moss, Lewis Ga.
rick b. A. Yon, ]. II. OCain, Ellison Connor, John
Bfodic, ]. G.. Guignard, Jacob Cooner, George
Byrd, J.sT. Jennings, David Dannclly
COMMISSIONERS OF RoADs-St Matthews Parish
c. S. Darby,'W c. Hanc, NJ. K. Holman, Andrew
Houser, j. A. Parlour, f. T. Shular, ]. L. Parlour,
owen Shular, T. G. Shular, w. l.. Pou, j. W. Sci
iers, H. w. Bates, ]. W. Barbour, Augustus Avin-
ger, p. w. Avingcr, J. D. Zcigler, NJ ]. Keller. J.
G. Holman.
COMMISSIONERS OF fuEE ScooLs-Orangc Parish
David L.. Connor, J. X. Millous Henry y. Smell
john Jordnh n. G. MILESTONE, John 1nnbinet, Dr.
0. n. Bowman, Samuel Dibblc
COMMISSIONERS OF FREE ScHooLs-St Matthews
Parlsh-Pctcr Fnyck, J. II. Keller, Wcstlcy Houscr
John Riley, j. H. Fielder Adam Holman.
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[coMMuNIcATED.1
Pic Mic.

Mn. EpIToR 1t is not always an easy task
to place our thoughts on paper, especially when
We attempt to record the many interesting
events which transpircd at a Pic Mic which
took place at ''Ebcncxcr Church" in this Dis
trict, i'll honor of esteemed and aged citizens
Mr.. and Mrs Smoke.
That yonr numerous readers may better
comprehend the tenor of this COMMUNICATION.
I will state that by previous arrangements it
was understood that, as far rs it Was possible.
the living descendants of the Smoke family
should assemble at Ebcnczar, thereby render
ing the First Of May agala day, in the Smoke
Town Settlement"
Scarcely had the crystal dcw-drcp vanished
from the beautiful green foliage which every
where decks and ornaments our roadsitcs. when
the rattling of vehicles could have been heard
vending their way to the appointed place of
meeting. Tens, twcntics, fiftics. and hundrcds
came, until the, number approximatcd five hun
drcd individuals
benches were arranged, for the comfort of
all parties under spreading branches of stately
oaks, whose dense foliagc answered MS an cx-
ccllcnt covert from tho rays of the SUM-
In this shady grove and in conspicuous seats,
sat the venerable and patriarchial looking MIR.
Smoke Sr., and his beloved Companion.
spccti.cly 81 and 81 years of age Around
them and in uniform order, were concrcgatcd
their numerous progeny. To the front and in
the centre OF this numerous assembly, was sus-
pended the drawing Of majestic old Oak
symbolical of the Family Tree, which was exc
cutcd by Mcssrs. Ostrandcr & Baldwin Issu-
ing from this tree or trunk are thirteen arms or
limbs representing tho thirteen heads of fami-
hes, or the thirteen children Of NIr. and Mrs
Smoke, of which nine were males, and four
females. From each Of these arms in their
turn, are offshoots respectively representing
the number of heirs Of each family, which in
the aggregate makes sum total of 292 descend
ants, twenty-five of whom have died two died
in the war, the rest from other causes. 1t ;s q
remarkable coincidence, and, think, worthy
of record, that there were present on this inter
csting occasion 267 living boaa jfae representa-
tives of the Smokes
Rev. Mr.. Connor was introduced to the aged
couple, when he made some fclicitous remarks
in his usual easy and elegant manner of dclivc-
ry, appropriate to the OCCASION After the
speaking, table was spread measuring over
fifty yards in length, and which actually groan-
ed under its weight of eatables, to which full
justice was done. Dinner over, the crowd dis
pcrscd to their respective homes, carrying with
them many pleasant rccollcctions of the gala
day never to be forgotten. MEDICUS.
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, ~
. Orangcburg District. C'"'ioh
By p. A. McNiICHAEI., ESQ, c.a:n.r

@ BY T.. a. McMlCIiAEL, ESQ., Ordinary.
WHEREAS, " d. V. Jamison. Commissioners in
Equity, hath made suit TO to grant him Letters
OF. administration de bonis Of the Estate and
Effects Of Thos. u. Knots. deceased.
sIhesc are therefore to cite and admonish all and
singular the Kindred and Creditors of tho said
Thomas d. knotts deceased that they be and
appear before me in the Court of Ordinary to be
held at Ofangeburg G. II. the 10th day of dune
next after publication hereof, at II o'clock in the
forenoon. to shcw cause if any they have. why the
snid Administration should not be granted
G1yen under my hand this goth day of April Anno
: Domini, 1867. r. a. MCAlICHAEL
may at MI o. O. d.
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CARD

IT appears that there is Report in Circulation
that my SCHOOL is about to be Closed. The OBJ
jcct of this Card is to contradict that Report II is
my fixed purpose to continue the School lcast TO
the end Of the year, if not longer And if it should
be necessary to leave it, then shall feel bound to
try and supply my place with n competent Teacher.
apl Eft A. F. DICKSON.
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IN EQUITY.

ORANGEBURG DISTRICT.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, Billto
S<A Ex Rel Solicitor Pcrpetunte
VEA In Re Lost Documents Testimony.
Application hnving been made by William II.
Ehney to prove existence, loss ail contents of
Deed of Release, made by William H. Corbet in the
year 1860 to said applicant, upon motion of Mcssrs.
Illusions Lcgare. Solicitors, it is ordered That all
persons who desire to do may appear and cross
examine the evidence, and introduce evidence in re-
ply before me on the Both day of July \. D.. 1867
Orangchurg G. II. Commissioner.
April 30 1867 may 4 XII com-3
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Sheriff S Sales.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
Ornp churr n; ytr;ot

-AAA - ~ 0NOAA S<hNOLlNA
Orangcburg District
by virtue Of sundry wrts of f. fa. TO me directed,
will sell to the highest bidder, at Orangeburp
Court House on the first Monday in May next
the following property, viz:
One Tract Of Land containing 4s5 acres, more or
less lying on the West side of Dean Swamp, bound
cd by lands of II. II. Sacy and estate of r. IT.
flaming, levied on as the property of Uriah s. Cor
bit, Mt the suit of Jacob II. Corley.
Conditions cash. and purchaser to pay for papers
and Revenue Stamps.
Shcrifs Office, JW u.DUKES.
Orangcburg c. II. SOD
April g. 1867.
npl l3 V tds
Under Dccrctal Orders from the Ordinary of Orange
burg District, will sell at the Court House on the
first Monday in May next between the usual
hours Of sale, for partition among the parties in
interest the following tract Of land viz:
One Tract of Land situated in Edisto Fork and
bounded by lands of Elizabeth Livingston, estate of
H p. Pou and others, containing 823 Acres, being
the estate lands of w G. w. Pou, deceased, on q
credit Of IL months
Purchasers to give bonds with good security and
mortgage of premises and pay cash sufficient to
pay costs. Revenue stamps and papers extra
orangcburg C. H., J.w. H. DUKES,
April ii, 1867. s. O. d.
npl IL iv ids
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MRS. OLDENDORE'

MRS. OLDENDORF
Respectfully announces the arrival of Fine Sc
lection of MILLINERY and FANCY GOODS, suit
able to the Season, and of the most Fashionable
Styles.
Among Straw Goods, she would mention "Al
mas, "Sonags, the very latest also .Gladiators,'
l'onncts of every description and 'Sundowns," and
"Scasidcs' in great variety.
Also, Flowers and Fancy Goods gOnorally.
Bay She solicits call from her Friends, at the
Store of Mcssrs Charles S. Bull & Co., on Main
Street npl eff
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DRUG STORE!

For the liberal patronage which have thus hs
received from the citizens Of Oransebnrg District
and the confidence shewn in me by very numerous
friends. take the opportunity OF expressing nay
sincere gratitude in this, the first issue of the
"ORASosnUno News" The encouragement Of past
patronage and kindness induces strong faith 10
future success, and, while thanking my friends o.
past fsvors, can assure them that nothing via o.
left undone to deserve their continuing patrsasTD
My Store will be essentially DRUG STORH; n o
will be kept such Drugs and Medicines alone ny
will warrnnAGenuine and Pure. Ihavo arranged o
supply my Customers with Medicines of ths vssy
best quality afforded in the market. avoid AN
cheap useless articles, and yet my prices shall be
reasonable for VALUABLE, GOOD. FRESH MEDI-
CINEs any bodys.
invite tho PHYSICIANS of the District to can
and examine for themselves. They judges 10
whose opinions submit Send your Orders and
they will be filed to your satisfaction. To the Clu-
zens of my native District who have tried me, say
don't give mo up, try me little longer, and you'n
not regret it-youll find I'll stand long rnce,
well as short one; and your faith in me shall net
be misplaced. To those who havo not yet tried me,
now is your time to begin. AS before If you want
good pure family MEDICINES, such as
Laudanum, Paregoric, Castor Oil, Sweet Oil, Epr
som Salts, Glauber Salts, Cream Tartar Carb Soda,
&c., &c., or Dye Stuffs and Paints. and Brushes,
Conccnc rated Lye &C., even, Patent Medicines
of all kinds. Now, just call at that Little Store
Main Street, and you win be sure to get what you
want.
This Drug Store looks small, but yonr aurpssss
will be great when you enter to find how appear
nnccs deceive, and what quantity of good ,AsaSA
arc within this same Little Store.
B. NJ. SHULER,
Druggist.
fob 10
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Commissioner Sales.

ORANGEBURG DIsTRICT-1N EQUITY.
Watson O'Cain. Adm'y,)
vs., }0ndeY Decfoo In Eanitv
Mary Bair ct. al.
Pursuant to ON Order made in the above stated easo
will be sold before the Court House in Orangeburr
on the first Monday in May,
A Tract of Land situated in the Fork of the Edi-
stoS, containing three hundred and ninety three
Acres, more or less, lying Duck Branch, and
1865
SO much cash will dcfray the costs Of these
proceedings and the balance on n credit of six
months, the purchaser giving bond bearing interest
from the day of sale, with good srrcties and mort
gage Of the promises to secure the payment OF the
purchase money, and to pay for papers and Revenue
Stamps
v. D. v. JAMIsON, Csm'r.
apl 13 I'd
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NOTICE.

NOIICE. /.
OFFICE ASST Ass'R INTERNAL RRvExHA
OnAsoEDuno C. H., 8. c., March Is. 1867.
In accordance with the recent Changes ,ndc in The
Internal Revenue Law, all Special Taxes (prcviols-
ly called Licenses, also Incomes for 1866, Car
riages, Billiard Tables, Plate, of either old Sill
vcr and Watches are to be returned Immediately.
Unless Returned within time specified by law PEN
atty of ten per centum, will be adlcd. Persons
negccting to make returns for any business or oe-
cupnton for which Special Tax (or Iicensc) IS
imposed, arc liable to fine of $500.
will be at my Office at orangebprs C. H.. on
Tuesday and Saturday Of every week, and will give
all desired information Other days will visit the
different Precincts Polls, OF which due notice
shall be given.
GEO. W. STURGEON,
mar 1G-2m Assistant Assessor Y
N. B.-Ny Office is at the Store of c. S. Bull &
Co.
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List of Letters
ID EMAlNING IN THE POST OFFICE uNcALI.
HI ed for-May l, 1867.

H.
Bair. Rev. J. W. Miller. J. n
Brook Miss Mary O.
Banks, Edingburg Olawny, DR..
brooks. - jacob OF, Emily +. 8. II.
Brooks, Qunbnn n
nanb'r Jns. Reed, Mrs. Marin
bristoi, 1. VI. Rookie, Amos
Culclausurc, Nathan w. Rikcr. Mrs Ellen
Campbell Charles s.
n. Smoke, DR.. j. H., Q.
Evans Cntn: Summers, G. r.
r.. Simons, Aaron
Firth, John n. Spires. M. H.
ro,'"er' Mrs "eorge Stroman, Mrs. EmOlus
feiohmd, antony Siromnn. Emanuel
G.. Shnicr Mice
Graham, Miss Marin n
nor"on' Joseph Trontman, John D.
c'i,'"nh' r.' .. 4. Tate, Pinckncy
Gisscndanncr, Adam Tarrant, Titus
""'hoe''' WIN. Thompson, Dorcns
IL II nomcs' r. H. Vaughan, Polina
n"r,icy' Il. '" Fogt, Master s. +.
Harley, Geo. A. W
Hopper, Sarah Wilson, Gilbert
ii"so' y. W. Wise, A.
Huse, J. II.
Jeifcont, II. w. Zea plcr. J. n
Logic, Row p. II.
Layer. Mitchell Yon. Sarah
Lambert, Eve
Drop Letters must be prepaid cent; papcr
: cents. T. c. HUBBELL, r. H.
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s@- Re respectfully request our friends to
send IN their advertisements as early Il, the
sseek Convenient; and # possible, let ,ls hare
them BY. .TAxrsdoy eUeniag By htis n,eans ,ce
.ciX be able to issue at earlier hour ON Satur-
day, and ,oiW be enabled to gsve more of the
latest mctcs up to the time Of our going to press.
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Agents Wanted

Agents Wanted
In EVERY COUNTY OF NORTH AND SOUTH
J. Carolina, to Canvass and Sell Lloyd's New
Double Map of North America on the fncc and a
County Map of the United States on the back
covering "a square feet of Muslin, with Rollers, &c.
Other Agencies can he given if desired. Agents
make from So to $50 per day.
WARREN Il. MARSHALL,
General Agent Lloyd's Map.
hpl eff Columbia, S. c.
FOR SALE CHEAP.
II BROSENE OIL STOVES, WITH COMPLETE
IN UTENSILS, Cost Sis, for $40.
mar left CORNELsoN, KRAMER co.
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FOCAL ITEMS.
SATURDAY. MORNING, MAY 4, 1857

p6rThc District Court will sit on Monday
next.
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THE ORANGEBURG NEWS,
PUBLISHED
EVERY SATURDAY MORNING
0rangeburg, s: G.

ztds,mns: So 90 per A,.nuns, in Advan,e
During the Spring and Fan Seasons, Extra Copies
Of Che, ,OaANoEDuno News win be circulated for the
benefit Of our ADvEnfIsINa PATRONS
a6r Contract Advertisements inserted on the
most Liberal Terms. Address
SAMUEL DIBBLE,
Editor "0rangeburg News"
Orangeburg, 8. C..
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1867-07-26

Rog1N.-In the market for this article we have
no change TO report az regards prices since the
close of our last review. The arrivals both by
river and rail have been small, and only light
stock of all grades remains nnsold IN receivers
hands For the lower grades there is a steady
demand and the market rules firm, former prices
being readily obtained for lots when offered. For
the finer qualities the market rules rather qulet
owing in a measure to the scarcity OF shipping,
which has the tendency to check transactions =
The weeks sales foot 1928 bbs. at 81 5OgS2 60
for black 81 75QQ$2 873 for strained Y o730i3
for No. 2: So 50G1f5 for No and S5G1S5 20 for
Pale as in quality. A lot of 1874 bhls. tKahukee
brandy sswindOw glass sold on Wednesday at So
TAR-The demand having become somewhat
checked, the market for few DAYS has ruled
rather quiet, and shows a decline Of 3 cents on
former quotations. The receipts are 369 bbs., of
which I19 bbIs. sold at So IS, and $50 do at 50 SO
u Dbl.
BEEF CATTLE AND SHEEP.-The market contin-
ues to be moderately supplied with beeyes, and at
present there is only limited demand for butch
ering purposes. We quote small sales On the hoof
at SOLO cents II II. net in quality. SHEEP
in moderate stock and rather dull of sale at $40
81 so each.
BARRELs-The demand for empty spirit barrels
has been unusually light for some weeks past, and
there is full stock remaining unsold in first
hands We quote only small transactions from
wharf at the folio wing quotations Second hand,
for selected new, So 50@S4 for country, and SAG
81 25 each for n. I. make.
BEEswAx-Sells readily at 1896 cents y b.
CoTToN-The market rules quiet, and only
small quantity offering. One or two small lots
have changed hands during the week at III cents
for middling.
Corn MEALS in good supply, and sells from
the mills at 81 55@s1 60 y bushel as In quantity
EGGs-Are rather scarce, and find ready sale by
the quantity at % cents III dozen.
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DIED.

In Onslow county, on the 26th of June, ANNE
MARIA, wife OF William ?. Pelliteir, aged SO years.
month and IS days.
To say that in all the relations of life, she dis
played virtue OF ordinary kind, were to give
her but faint praise. devoted wife, tender
mother, genial companion and true friend, a de-
vout Christian in word, a model 1cOnld11, has
passed away. The frail, perishiDg body has been
returned to the parent dust, but the influence and
example Of her, and such as her do not fade away.
They shall live, and make her immortal.
At Ellington in this county, on the 22d instant,
ut the residence of John Larkins, ESQ.,, JAMES
PERCY, youngest son OF F. G. and II. G. Burnett,
aged l. months.
In this city, ut 10 o'clock p. NJ. on the oath
inst, NJ. DIhGELHOEF, youngest son of M. j.
and S. Dingelhoef, aged Is months and 20 days.
In this city, on the Goth inst, Mr.. THOMAS
SOUTHMAYD, a native Of Mlddletown, Conn,
but for the past 80 years resident of this city,
aged 50 years.
At his residence, in Canetuck, New Hanover
county, on the 17th of June, JOHN II. MOORE
ESQ., in the 42d year of his age.
In this city, on Monday, 22d July, at 7 P. M,
Miss CALLIE A., youngest daughter OF Capt. T.
F. Peck.
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Havana AdViCes.

New YORK, July PIP. M.
The steamship Columbia has arrived with
Havana dates to the goth inst.
The Cuban Government is taking great precau-
tions against the revolutionary movements.
The yellow fever still prevailed, but was less
malignant.
Sugar firm and active at 85@l93 reals.
Advices from Mexico report the arrest Of
Necrete, late Maximiliars Chamberlaine Father
Fisher and others.
Marquee had not been found. Col. Redone,
Governor of Viadurri has been shot.