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The Assassination Cousp,rator,.

On Tuesday evening last, after z o'clock, the bo-
Hles OF John Wilkes Booth, Mary Il. surratt. Lewis
nayne, George A. Atzerodt, David Il. Harold, and
,ienry WlrZ were exhumed from their places OF
burla' III the old penitentiary grounds at the az
sonai, ana removed and deposited in another
locality which ID for the present kept secret. The
order for removal came from the War Department
ana the whole business was conducted with the
greaaest prlyacy; Tho removal was necessary to
uLaho room Tor the contemplated improvements at
tho arsenal, by tearing down the old penitentiary
ouriding ana erecting anow odifco.
wel-proserSed state. That Of Wirz was. however
Dursted open, and had to DO nailed down again
t line hSin1u maatlon OF Booths remains from beneath
the DTick hoOring OF the building was watched with
work. I. - ' "" '"o
10 his History of the Secret Service Detec-
Rooth,s remains were wrapped in a blanket and
then deposited In the grave. In the exhumation
.nls' as well as other exhibits in that wonderful
pook or Munchausen character was found to be
uhtrllc, as the remains were found in q wooden
box, without a yestige Of u blanket near it.
ment 7 has not tp trsnsp ,4e eS hot i io o. hs,; of Q Tej in ne
not lar distant from the original point. The re-
,na.'s , were relnterred in the order in which they
placed to the right Of Mrs. Surratt.
IHE NANTUCKET MIRROR, tells us the following
whale story: Con the 25th of November 1888
near one OF the Galapagos Islands, a toggie whale
IRON was thrown from one of the boats OF the
sup Catawba, commanded by Captain Obed
swain, INTO a sperm whale. After holding some
eight hours, the line parted and the leviathan
made OIL. A year ago this month, Captain Otis
4. Hamblen, OF the barque Platina, of Westport,
struck the same whale about ninety miles from
the place where it was struck eleven years before
The whale was identified by finding in his BODY
the head OF the iron marked "Catawba," and
which, when brought home, was recognized bv
Swain. The shank OF tho iron projecting
ont OF the blubber of the whale was worn entirely
by the constant ~attrition Of the water, but the
part beneath the skin was az perfect as when
thtoysn from the hand OF the harpooner. Tie
whale had not suffered materially from the dose.
as 1t yielded 10 barrels of OIL"
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General aheridan,.t.-sus 4

implaesbie nature towards as sns ssa shsTfdss q !M aS
esnnOt but observe that in him are: 4, to RaSvTS
is g great he." His career in the Valley was sen
sational merely. He was the Instruments d NOS.
erat h aGd wan. Wantos,, aeatr,1ctiog, -og Ell prtyste property;
OF the end OF the war, and plunged thousands Of
people, including those Of tender and dependent
age and condition into .want and misery. ne
whelming means to do. Hew was in nunibers andap-
plianoes to Early what the Elephants tothehorse.
Yet Early kept him at bay. forsa long tinle,andd de-
very moderate. capacity should have cleared the
Valley OF the feeble force under Early long before
His next most boasted achievement was alleged
victories In thanking and annoying General Lees
column, i'm his retreat to Appomstsok. Nothing
could Pc more unfounded than any claim for gem
ty OF o warrior, in the simple and easy matter Of
fretting and distressing the diminished Oonfeder-
ate columns, half starved, wearied and wprhj with
the condition the last of all in an rmy can
make effective resistance, whatever itseaaciency
andssneans. An arm. Of moaquitoes cdaldLShave
such retreating column. A. regiment 2ofs Aadfapa-
hoes and Camanchss could have done oven more
than Sheridan, who displayed neither skill nor
ing and worrying a wounded and exhauted buffalo
bull on the plains. And yet these two chapters in
the life OF Sheridan are 70 be. Recorded in history
gyrist, Is to make sios1 h mS.s sehs sG sasss msa e aes pane so1
der Of any country OF any age" f'sgs' ~
There is one chapter inAfhahfe Of this distin-
Gu1shed general that ought not to be omitted
That is his raid around general Lees army in NAV.
1864, and his march to the northern line Of az
fences Of this city, His arrival tn. front Of the
breastworks was yerv much hastensd by Jeb
Stuart. with 1000 mtn, against Sheridan's 5000.
stuart battered him. smartly, and fell CALAMITY
pressing him five miles from the city. SheridaH
t tion e,a .n n, psook, and, getting a defensive posi-
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Domestic Markets

| Domestic Markets,
Room DISPATCH.
NEW YORK, October 8.-Flour dull and irregular;
favors buyers. Wheat, 22c. better. Corn, 1c. bot
Mess Pork, $2s 80. Lard quiet at 144@14ac. Cot
ton quiet at zoe. Turpentine easier at 57tc. Ro-
sin dull and dropping. Stocks active but heavy.
time, 9A@99s; Sight, 's9@ss. Gold, As. 90 Cot
EVENING DISPATCH.
Cotton steady sales 1900 bales. %Flour-statc,
quiet. Mixed Corn, 81 81 90 81 10. Mess Pork,
sag 81. Groceries quiet and steady. Naval Stores
Inl ! Intpentine ne, 575c: q 60. freights hrmer.
Demand mot at {. Little doing in discount only
prime names pass at 7 too. sterling dun, 81 a 81.
n no y 1i int,sr aa3' no The b, banks 3 are exchanging com
over So, 000, 900 are already placed. Governments
heavy and lower. Stocks subsided toward the
lis s1O7, COZ. 900. T"
BALTIMORE, October S.--Cotton dull and nomi-
nal Mlddlings 20 cents. Flour quiet and steady,
s1me IN, inauiNTy yh for low low. grades s,a Iii high grades CITY gdy
% VI $ i s S "a q i l? Sc; s osss sts ss5lSE . q q Z 2: % p :, rs
bye higher; good to prime 55 al 65. Provisions
active and firm, prices unchanged.
WILMINGTON, October ls.-Turpentine quiet at
53c. Rosin quiet at s3.75@6.W. Cotton quiet at
TO- for Middlings.
MoB1r E, October s.-Demand good throughout
the day. Sales 1900 bales, at TIC. for Middlings.
New ORLEANS, October 8.-Sales $50 bales, I'M
GHhanRed; low Middlings 10a01s., Receipts 34r.
Flour-Seler asking an advance, buyers holding
of. Triple Extra $12 250D12 50; choice $l4. Corn
unchanged. Oats rs. Pork dull and nominal at
$2G 5O@26 Is. Bacon Shoulders 154@15a; clear
Sides 1913; sugar-cured Hams 27a@2B. Lard quiet
and firm; primo, in tierces, IS; i'll kegs, 16. Gold
4s}. Sterling 5e@5a. New York Sight Exchange
a(04 premium.
AUGUSTA, October 8.-Cotton iirmer; sales $40
bales. Middlings 16a c.; receipts ss4 bales.
SAVANNAH, October 8.-Cotton steady; 800 small
bales; Middlings $780,; receipts 1900 bales.
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u

OBITUARY..
DIED ut Hilton Head, South Carolina on ina. ,,u, ,s
nup.onDer' 1867, ELIZA HARRIS, Wifi OF JANtrs T.,
DAhsWELL. ESQ. and was buried in the FuiscopaI
Cnurcn'yard at Beaufort, South Carolina f'Nt
tar from. her early home. her relatives and tc rri.,1,
y, . onnnhood' she gained, by her peculiar attractions
~ una lasting friends in the land OF strangers. Nut
b %nls n IN tue family OF her husband was she beloved. bu'
wymm VINO came within the circle OF her charms: and
many, whose admiration was won by her beauty. fcit il
changed ma into warm affection by her generous aud atten.
A devoted wife, mother and friend-alwavs char,t,,,.
IN thought. word and deed. her death i. deeply lau,cnt
'Her memory shall within the mind
or those retain it's sweetest uower.
1t 10 the perfume left behind.
That whispers gently of the flower"
BEAUFORT. SOUTH CAROLINA.
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MARRIED..

rim h h,u Evening. October Sd. at Zion preshv,. ;.
d. ! REHMy G SITn street.. by Rev. j. L. aInAnprNI' ID
"a"snaer or . A. ESsIow, Esq, all Of ihis city. 9'''"'
On \ rh@rsday night, October Sd, 1867. bv H.. Raw,
D. noKDdES' daughter of WILLIAM BunDars. ESQ. M
on tue same ntSht, by the Rev. JOHN r. wrouru,s
Rnn mnhOU hCAD to Miss vIRGINIA A.
this city. No'NS Esq, all OF
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From Nashville

NAsHvILLRy 0ctober a.--Brounlow's message re-
con mends the repeal Of the law disQualifying ne
Groes from holding office and sitting on juries, and
lndul3es il, bitterness against rebels. He does not
whites. r'S'' -"
brownlow will probably be elected United States
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Wv The Friends and Ia nccs M
MRS. A. R1ECKE, and OF hor son, G. R1EckE, of Mr. Rr
DoLPH MEHRTENs, ofMr. NJ. B1scHorF and family. an1
oihrs. MARY HuNEKEN. are invited to attend the Func
al VI the former, from the residence of Mrs. HuNEKuS,
corner King and Market streets, at Three O'Clock p. Nj.
This Day O,,,,a,n
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sheridan at boston,

Boston, October Sat Sneridan's serenade, the
crowd was so dense that Atty females tainted, one
had her ribs broken, and others more or less in
jured.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, THAT AT THE
next Session OF the Legislature, application will be mace
by the AsSC.
CITATION" for incorporation under the above STYLE ard
title. 414 Hi 1T CERa11soN
In behalf OF himself and other associates.
Anu1at On A''f
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News.

SAVANNAH, October 8.--There was Il small Repnb-
lcan meeting hcre last night, at the Masonic Hall.
ored to the Convention, and propose a mass meet
ing on Monday.
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VOLUME VINO. G
TELEGRAPHIC
our Cebic Diapatches.

LONDON, October S.--The revolutionists are in
vading Rome on all sides. The Oaribaldians
whipped the Papal troops noar the Abru2zio from
tier
Prussia approves of Italy's appeal from treaty
stipulations requiring her to defend tho integrity
Of thc Papal dominlons. '
The London Times says that Ed. Thornton, now
at Rio Ja1iero, will succeed Bruce.
Achiile Fould, an eminent French statesman and
6nancior. is dead.
rived. 90
B1ARRrrz, October s.--The following plan has
been agreed upon; Italy is to take possession of
tome; the Pope to remain until his death, when
tne temporal power OF the Pope will cease. fThis
Is premature we apprehend.
FLORENCE, October e.-The Garibaldians are
marching on Rome.
The Florence press urge the Government to an
tlcipate them, Garibaldi issued an address de-
nouncing Ratazzi. III
LONDON, October 80 z. M.-Consols 94t, Bonds
LIVERPOOL, October 81 p. M.-Cotton steady:
sales 10000 bales. Breadstuffs active and firm. -
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.NoauxAr1oN.-,Wa Isarrg thatth The. Union Leaguea
q the6th Regiment have nominated Mossrs. Thos.
Maulden and 1ereat4h LD0per as their candidetes
tor the Convention ,--Keotoee Courier.
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SPECIAL

"a CONSIGNEES PER SCHR e.CUIIOr 3,
rom BOSTON, are notified that she is dischargins Cargo
at Brown & Co.'s South Wharf. Goods remaining on the
wharf after sunset will be stored.at owners. risk and ex.
pense' STREET. ROS h CO.,
October 8 r
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a8- TURNER'S TIC DOULOUREUX OR
TURNER'S TIC ~DOUIoUREUx OR
UNIVERSAL NEURALGIA PILL,
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form OF Nervous Disease fails to yield to its magic tndu.
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general Nervous Derangemonts of many years standing,
affecting the entire aystem, are completely and perma-
nently cured by it in a fow days. or o few weeks at the
utmost. It contains nothing injurious to the moat deli
cate system, and can always be used with perfect safety.
It is in constant use by the best physiciana, who give 1t
their unanimous and unqualified approval. Sent by
mail on receipt Of 81 and two postage stamps. Sold
everywhere.
q CO., Sole Rroprtetors, No. I3O
fremont atreet, xBOstOn, Mass.
September q M mwf 3noa
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So C~oNslGNEES PEI STEAMSHIP FALCON,
from baltimore. are hereby notified that she ~ TINS D,,
discharglng cargo at Pier No. l Union Wharves All
GOODS not taken away at sunset will remain Oh Wharf at
Consignee's risk. {. ~ ,ont,
October o
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In behalf OF himself and other associates.
August 20 ~
AS-NOTICE TO MARINEkS.-CAPIAINs
AND PILOT wishing to anchor their vessels in Ashley
ihver' are requested not to do 80 anywhere within dirccs
range OF tn" heads OF the RAILROAD
on the Charleston and st. Andrews side O
the Ashley River: by which precaution. contact with the
Submarine Telegraph Cable will be avoided.
=. c. TURNER, II. NJ.
harbor Masters Office, Charleston, February o. 1866.
February Z .
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to Its original color and youthful beauty; imparts life
strength and growth to tho weakest hair !. stops it's falling
out at once: keeps the head clean; ia unparalleled asa
hafr-dressing. Sold by all druggists, fashionable hair.
dressers, and dealers in fancy goods. The trade supplied
by the wholesale druggists.
SARAH a. CHEvALIER, NJ. D., New York.
f"r sale by DOWTE & NOISE,
Wholesale Agents for South Carolina.
"unes stu.h emo No. 161 Meeting street.
~ WHEATON's OINTMENT Will. CURE
the Itch.
VIBRATIONS win cure Salt Rnelm.
WHEATON, OINH TENT cures Old Sores.
VIBRATIONS cures oil Diseases of the
Skin. ...
WEEKS & PoTTER, Boston. proprietors.
September lG mwry
So MARRIAGE AND CELlBACY, AND THE
HAPPINESS OF TRUE M~ANHoOD.-An Essay for
Young Men on the Crime of Solitude, aud the Physio.
logical Errors. Abuses and Diseases which create i'm.
pedtnents to MARRIAGE, with sure means Of Relief.
Sent in sealed letter envelopes. free OF charge.
Address DR.. j. SKILLTN
r. Howard Association, Philadelphia. Pa.
September 20 3moa
8J- BATCHELOR'a HAIR DYE.-THiS
SPLENDl HAIR DYE il the best in the world. The
only true and perfect Dye--harmless. reliable, instan-
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Natural Black or Brown. Remedies the i'll effects Of I,aa
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The genuine is signed William 4. Batehelor. All others
are mere limitations. and should be avoided. Sold by all
Druggiats and perfumars. Factory. No. 81 I,arcley
street, New York. a.4 t wei
: ,sJ- BEWARE OF a COUNTERPART. sa.
December 10 1vr
rAJa ARTIFICIAL EYE5.-ARTIFICIAL HU-
MAN EYES made to order and inserted by Drs. f.
BArCH and +, ~dOUdLEMANN formerly employed by
Ro1ssoNrsDAu, of Paris), No. 500 Broadway, New York.
April IA ..r%.a g WV F.
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90 S.-OFFICE DEPOT AM
Discussing ~QUARTERMAsTER. ATLANTA. "a.
October ID. 18G7.-SEALED PROPOSALS will he rece ty.
ed at this Office until IL NJ, Thursday. October 10th.
1857. for supplying the Government with $3.50 FEET
OF LUMBER. as follows. viz:
600 Stills 2OxsxS .
COO Plates 2Ox4x6
40 Scantling l9xGxG
800 Scantling l9x4x4
1.AaQ sSaatllnk 2913Xs
220 Scantling 10x4x3
1900 Scantling l0x2r4
1900 Joist 24x3xa
1,2bO Joist 14x3x8
1.750 pieces Bridging l8xI %x3
1850 Tie Beams 2Ax2 as
1850 Braces 2Ox2xG
$500 Rafters l5x2x6
1880 Raftera lGx2xh
800 Rafters 2O12x3
TIA. 40 feet Flooring Ia inches thick, 20 feet
long
G5. 800 feet Flooring IL inches thick. "a feet
80, 800 feet sheeting straight edge) ! inch
thick
1000 feet Plank l inch thick, 10 feet long. Il
inch go wide
N $4,000 feet Plank 1 inch thick. 20 feet long
5000 feet Plank 2xe inches .f@
1000 feet OF Strips KS inches.
The whole to be good, sound Pine Lumber: Delivery
to commence October 18th, 1867, with such material as
viii be required in framing. and to continue In such
quantities and of such sizes and description as may from
time to time be required in the ordinary PROCESS Of con-
str~uction-the whole contract to be filled within ninety
days nom the date of first delivery. The whole to be,de-
hvered ut the 'Swift Race Track, - in the city Of Atlanta,
where it will be inspected. SD tvyeJ
Proposals must state the price per thousand feet. z
Bids will be entertained for each article separately for
any part Of the whole bill, not less in amount than 100, 600
fest, or for the whole amount. ty ft5a Ell, +;
Bids must be in TRIrIIoATR, with a copy Of this adver-
taement ATTACHED no EACH, and bear the endorsement
9g TWO RnsPoNarpLE persons who are willing to become
surety for the bidder In the event Of the. contract being
awarded to him.. Proposals not complying with the re-
qutrements Of this advertisement will be rejected.
Bidders are invited to be present or represented ut the
opening OF the bids.
The Government reserves the right to reject any or all
bids.
Proposals should be addressed to the undersigned, and
endorsed upon tho envelope, Proposals for the delivery
of Lumber"
By cider OF Brevet Brig. -don. R. sAxroN. Chief @. M.
H. J.. FARNswoRTH.
First Lieutenant saith Infantry. A. A. @. NJ,
OCTOBER 4 E. In charge Of Depot.
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a1-CONSlGNEES T. STEAMSHIP CHAM.
floN are notified that she is dsicharging cargo This Dan
at Adger's South Wharf. Goods remalning :, Tho
wharfa at sunset will DO stored at owners risk and ex..
pense. STREET RROTunps q m
October g
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aSr ARTIFICIAL EYE5.--ARTIFICIAL HUI
MAN EYES made t. order and inserted by, DIS. f.
BAUcH and P, a~oUaLEMANN formerly employed by
Eo1ssoftsDAu of Paris, No. 500 broadway, New York.
April ID .niaS.e " TYR +.
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81 CARD.-MY WIFE, ELLEN MCMAHON.
having left my bed and board. against my will and con
sent. l hereby caution all persons from giving her credit
:" NY nane' JOHN MCMAHON,
October 3
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go ARD HEREBY APPOINT MIR. MILES
DRAKE az my lawful Attorney during my absence from
'ie o'ate' JOHN MCMAHON.
October 6
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AS-lN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES DISTRICT
JOHN WATSON N j. l.. A rs. g. MATTHEW'S
AND OTHERS.-BIIL FOR ACCOUNT, RE
LIEF DISCOVERY ARD ~INJUNCTION.-In pursuance
o al order made in the above stated case. tho creditors
OF HARPER & LANE LANE & HARPER. HUTsON.
LAM &C. g. A and Y. X. LANE &
co. are hereby notified that they are required to prove
and establish demands. before the Commissioner of this
Court. against the said firms. on or before the first day of
FEBRUARY next. on failing SO to do they be debarred tho
benefit of any ,ocrce in this cause
II. c. LOGAN {. y. W. d.
July9 1on,o7n,oo
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From Riohmond.

RICHMOND, October s.--The primary ward-meet
ings Of the Republicans t tonight agreed on candi-
dates for the Convention. The names of Judge
Underwood, Mr., Hunnicntt VIM. r. Tall, late of
Massachusetts,, and two coiored men were all re-
commended, and WIN, without doubt, be confirmed
by the coming mass meeting. All the candidates
are pure Radicals. s..
In view Of the trial Of Davis, double the usual
number Of petit jurors have been summoned for
Tna ran term or the Court. The Hon. James
aa sctn. wa to-day furnished with o copy OF the in
Alexandra, It ID IN npshsol' ia u eneaeed " on the He
sldo q tho Prosecution. Prosecuting Attorney
With Wa" Mr.. E syaSss t %b1algsht for Now York TO consult
The amstntof obfccasSinSed Il nm R;ehmopa
which 2 tax OF $500, 900 10 paid. oi pounuS' On
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curious Depelopnents-- write House Repelu-
s. Hoe Executive Patronage is Goot,oW-
{ ed-InHuence OF Valuahe Presents to, Nem-
brrs Of the Presidents Famay-Di0crence
Befretn Being Me VIE Of q Lire President
md lhe Wid0an orr Oead Du,. e. "
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ay-NERvOUs DEBILITY, WITH IT'S GLOOMY
attendants. low spirits. depreaslon. involuntary ennis.
sions. loss Of semen. gperrnatorrhna. loss Of power, dizzy
head loss Of memory, and threatened impotence and i'm.
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September 10 . #dN A@t
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FTTDTT
&1- A YOUNG LADY RETURNING TO Il
country home. after o sojourn of a few months In tx
city, was hardly recognized by her friends. In placso.
Q coarse. rustic, aushed face, abe had o aoft ruby con.
piexton Of almost marble smoothness, and instead
twenty-three she really appeared but eighteen. Uponin
CURRY % to the canse OF 10 great q change, she plainly
told them that she used the ~CIRCAssIAN BALM, ara
considered IL an Invaluable acquisition to any lady, toilet.
BY its use any Lady or Gentlemen can improve their per-
sonai appearance an hundred fola. ~ Ia simple IN tn
contamination, as Nature herself "a simple. yet 'unsurpass.
Cd In tts efficacy In drawing Impurities from. also heal.
ing. cleansing and beeuufying the akin and complexion.
BY - dtractaction on thecuficle IL draws from it all its
Impurities. kindly healing the same. and leaving the sur.
face 40 Mature intended II should b-e-clear,, sof, snooth
and beautiful. e1ace 81. sent by Man OF. Express. on 10
I osipt Of an order. by
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No. s wsst fAsstts Street. s-SyraSuse. II. \. X
The only American Agents for the aale OF the Same.
L MexchS0 th FNHS FfPfN@I1tM NJ AKA.
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Dks4KrpRr PROM NEW YORK UNAIDlD.

~ Mrs. pIincoln's appeal to- her so-oalled friends
has been made lin vain. The mon who geve her
her hour, 1of trial, refuse 10 relieve hor from COM
paratfve want. The poor lady by this tfme has
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discovered the amonnt of honor. honesty md dis
,nterestedness toy be found in the place-huntsr's
heart, and 1t must have been with disappointment
ana disgust that she took her departure yesio,tlov
morning from a city in which reside men 6Y
wealth, who have derived their riches from her
nusnands hands and through the nstrumentaIitv
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No. 1Si Meeting street. opposite chsrlestsa HossL,
June II I;s 10, .~
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-10-09
SHIPPING G.
FOR BATS II n.
me F~AVORlrE STEAMSHIP

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Er. REED. COMMANDER.
w nSNi,, Ioii TIE ABOVE PORT ON sATUK-
| Union WlIarveA. l vs. fler NO.
mo''9n akeii to PHILADELPHIA on udyon,syaou,
sI"ih tne steamships OF this line. ,n,uropcc No ",
min Win n ,,,,pn ~ ba'tltnore. :, rr cont; 20 Philadel.
in VA, W. n",..''oic Steaincrs. | per cent through"
ror'r'sit engagements to either port. upply "a
HO,RTENAY x TTEN NoiNI'
October Un,nr uI.m