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SPECIAL NOTICES,

a1 PROPOSALS.-OFFICE DEPOT AND DIS
BURSTING QUARTERMASTER. ATLANTA, GA. SEP.
TENDER 17TH 1S67.-Sealed proposals will he received
at this office until u NJ, Monday September SOth 1867
for supplying the Quartermasters Department in hi,
city with
25OOO POUNDS sHELLED CORN.
Put UP u good strong Sacks of not less than two
than three bushels per sackCorn to be free from dirt
and perfectly sound.
Bids must be In TRIPLIcATE, with copy OF this ad-
vertsement ATTACHED EACH, and bear The endorse
of TWO RESPONSIBLE persons who willing to be-
surety the bidder in the event of the contract
being awarded to him. Proposals not complying with
the requirements OF this advertisement will be rejected
Delivery to commence October 5th, and continue at
not less than onethird the whole amount per month";
the whole amount may be delivered at once if the
contractor prefers it, at the Depot Quartermasters store
house, Atlanta Ga. The will be weighed and in
spected when received.
Bidders are invited be present the opening of the
bids.
Satisfactory evidence OF loyalty of each successful bid
der, and solvency of surety, will be required.
The Government the right to reject any Ind
all bids
Proposals should be addressed to the undersigned and
OF Corn"
By order of Bv't. Brig Gen. r. sAxros, Chief Q. NJ
H.J FARNswoRTH,
lat 1t. 34th Infantry. A. A. Q. NJ.
September 81 Z In charge of Depot.
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nominal; receipts 224 baies exports, 1858 bales.
Sugar-onlv retail business. Molasses-no Loui-
siana in market; Cuba held at 50. Four-no
supeifine in market, but in request other grades
Corn-light supply aud firm; yellow, 81 25;
white, 81 80. Oats quiet and firm; 80 asked.
Pork dull and declining; nominally s27. Bacon
quiet; shoulders, 15fa16; clear sides, 191a
193. L1 ID quiet and firm; tierces Lag; kegs, 152
Gold 1''ia1H. Sterling 56a59l. New York sight
!aS premium.
SAVANNAH, September 21-Cotton dull and heavy;
sales light; middlng 22c; receipts SIG bales
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The new postmaster at Ni. nston, N C., e.
R. BRINE, formerly a, lieu,er.s t.colonel on the
staff of Gen. KnPArnIok,) has appointed Geo L.
Mabson, colored man, clerk i'll the po5tofice OF
that city.
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III English judge, listing penal institution.
proposed to try the treaduill. After little time
he desired to be released. but was told by the
warden that it was set Tor twenty minutes, the
shortest time possible, and the poor judge had to
tread iultil his term expired.
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H9- 1OUNG LADY RETURNING III HEN
country homo, after soourn of few months in TIE
city hardly recognized by her friends In placeo
coarse rustic. flushed face she had soft ruby
plexion OF almost marble smoothness, and instead
twentythree she really appeared but eighteen Uponin
quiry to the OF great change she palnl,
told them that she used the CIRCAsSIAN BALM. anc
considered invaluable acquisition 10 any toilet
BY its use any Lady or Gentlemen improve their per
sona appearance an hundred fold. 1t ia simple in h'
combination as Nature herself ia simple yet unsurpass
ed in its efficacy in drawing impurities from also heal
ing cleansing and beauhfyng the skin and complexion
BY Its drectaction the cutce it draws from it all its
impurities kindly healing the same and leaving the sur
face Nature intended it should becear, soft smooth
and beautiful Price 81. sent by Mail Express on re
ceipt OF an order, by
". L. CLARK & CO., Chemists,
No. West Fayette Street. Syracuse N. Y.
The only American Agents for the sale of the same
March 80 1y
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London papers complain that the shipbuildine
yards on the Thames are dong Ii, hing. Builders
on the Clyde hare the adrantag
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

aS-NOTICE. -CONsIGNEEs PER STEAMSHIP
E. B. sOUDtR, are hereby notified that she is this cas
discharging cargo at South Atlantic Wharf All goods
remaining the wharf ct sunset will be stored at ex'
pense and risk of owners =;
JOHN & THEO. GETTY, Agents.
All freight amounting to fifteen 10 dollars or less
must be paid on the wharf before delivery Of goods.
September23 2
as- WIIEATON'S OINTMENT WILL CURE
the Itch.
WHEATo%s OINTMENT will cure Salt Rheum.
WHEAToN's OINi MENT cures Old Sores.
WHEAToN's OINTMENT cures all Diseases of tho
Skin.
Price SO cents: by mail 60 cents ALI druggists sell II.
WEEKs.f POTTER, Boston, Proprietors
September 1G myf1y
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aT ARTIFICIAL EYES.-ARTIFICIAL HU-
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BAUCH and P. GoUGLEMANN formerly employed by
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April IA Tyr
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sF BATCHELOR'S HAIR DYE.-THIs
SPLENDID HAIR DYE is the best in the world. Tn
only true and perfect Dye-harmless, reliable, instsn
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Natural Black Brown. Remedies the i'll effects Of BAG
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The genuine is signed William A. Batchelor. ALI others
are mere limitations and should be avoided Sold by oil
Druggists and Perfumers. Factory, No. 81 Barcley
street, New York.
ss- BEWARE OF A COUNTERFEIT.
Oaoamhar IN 1U d,
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Domestic Markets.


NEw loRK, September 2l.Money is shade
easier at on call; discounts 7a10. Gold l43t;
Exchange dull. Cotton is a shade lower; sales U
bales, at 24a243 Flour-Statc supertine S9a9 5O;
extra 50 7ja1O; choice $40 5Gai0 80, Wheat--win-
ter scarce and frmer. Corn-Western, mixed
81 26al 2Gt. Mess pork s23 75a2l. Naval stores
quiet Freights firm.
BALTIMORE, September 2l--Flour quiet; previous
quotations. we'll sustained. Wheat firm; Prime to
Choice Red 81 50a2 20. White Corn 81 2S Yellow
81 5z. Oats 81. Bacon steady; Shoulders lis
otner qualities unchanged. Bulk Meats not so
hlm; Mess Pork s25. Lard-Westefn 14sal5. Cot
| week
"IL41NeToN, September M.-Spirits 1 1drYcntine
Weah at o4' Rosin quiet Ut So 2JaS7.
Weather clear and very warm.
MOBILE, September 2l.-Cotton is i'll fair de-
mand; sales 2OO bales; market closing hard; mid
dung Zic; receipts 629 bales. 100 bales we're SOLD
! yesterday after close of market and not reported
NEW ORIEANss September 2l.-Cotton- sales, Il
bales; dull and irregular low middling, 2ltc
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-09-23
From Hartford .
From tho Deep.

HARTFORD, September H.-The depot of the
Hartford and New York Steamboat Company was
burned, with much freight; loss, 100000.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-09-23

WASHINGTON. September 21.-The Tribunes dis
patch from the North Platte says peace has been
declared with Brules, Ogallas and Sioux Indians.
They receive powder and ball. "Pain Killer" LETT
the Council in anger.
The Commissioners had left for Omaha.
ST. LOUIS, September 21.-Omaha dispatches
confirm the report Of peace with the Brule and
Ogala bands. OF Sioux.
Great fears are entertained for the safety of q
party of engineers on the road between Fort
Smith and Virginia City
The Indians have notified contractors that the
railroad shall not be built beyond Fort Hayes, and
there is great excitement along the tract. Labor
ers are leaving.
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From the Indians.

HEARTS CONTENT, September 1-The cable o
1866 has been repaired and is working we'll.
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RICHMOND, September 21.-The first nomna-
made to-day in Hanover County, being William
James, late Revenue Collector, and John B. Cren-
shaw, a Quaker Minister. The city politicians are
holding meetings to make nominations. All the
names SO far publicly mentioned arc those OF per
sons who have become residents since the war
ended.
Schofield this morning issued an order that the
ballots of the white and colored voters in the com
ing election be taken separately. In every district
tering Officer in receiving votes; and more than
500 six persons shall assist, all being previously
sworn to the impartial discharge of duties, and
selected from among registered voters of their dis
trict
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General News.

SAN FRANoIsro, September 21.-Haiglt declines
being a candidate for the Senate;
New York, September 2l.-Thc steamer Sl"-
brick stranded at Brooks Island She mas hole
lii her 11ttom
Three steamers, v4luably ireighted, lett Tor the
Pacific coast Il dav
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TELEGRAPHIC.
nnr Csnir nisrafches.

LoNpoN, September 2l,-Blsm'rrk las aaI51ns De-
ed the diplomats note regarding salabIrg, , rru'
ss accepts the French representation NJ 70 NAE
many illusions to the unity of the German STA. .
which provoke comment nom the french press
as ignoring the treaty OF Prague. :, ,..,
LIVERPOOL, September 10 = M.-oSo,oll ,oto,,nrs
unaltered. c,,, %
LIVERPOOL, September 21-EveniGg;-Saies l.
600 bales. closed quiet; quotations unchanged
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From Now Orleans.

NEW ORLEANS, September 21.-The interments
from yellow fever to six o'clock this morning were
sixty-four The Picayune OF to-day says the fever
has wider spread and the number OF cases great
the milder type of the disease, the mortality is
comparativelv small.
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asA YOUNG LADY RETURNING TO HER

September 81 In charge of Depot.
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Boston, september 21.- The Mount Hope Iron
Works, on Taunton Rver, covering three acres,
have been burned. Loss sl50,000, mostly insured
Two hundred and fifty men were employed IN the
The Waynesburg Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 1867-18??, 1867-11-06
BY JOHN W. FoRNEY.

nTDisTfidfr Bf JOHN w. rohNEit lfara
EDITOR OF THE "PHILADEIPIIrA PRESS AND
.'wASHINGTON CHRONICLE AND SECRETARY |
= OF THE SENATE OF The UNITED STATES.
since the commencement OF the publication of
colonel Forneys letters from Europe In TN;
PHILADELPHIA DAILY and W WEEkLf PRESS, the
publisher OF those papers has been In the receipt
q inquiries nom nSse sn Tp nov Tish sh
pear In book form. In accordance with their re-
quests, we will now state that these letters, ear
fully revised and rewritten, with Important
given I'd the world, in a large duodseino vol
b. Peterson { BROTHERS, Philadelphia who, are
sparing no expense 10 make Of 1t II book which
excelenoe characteri site 81 the best publications
OF this firm 1t will contain an excellent steel
portrait of the author, engraved in the nneSt
style OF the art by one ot the best artists in the
acceptable to the numerous friends OF Colonel
Forney. The correspondence gives the author
impression of various countries which he visit
ed during an European tour OF several months
with o bseryation upon society, politics, QInuse-
ments, manufactures, educational and religious
institutions, in England, France, switzerland
Germany, Belgium, and Holland. The variety
Of these letters may be Judged from the fact that
they were written from London, Liverpool, OK
ford, Windsor, Halifax, Stratford-upon-A Avon,
Chester, Paris, Berne, Lake Lenian, Baden
Baden. heidelberg, Wlesbaden, On the Rhine,
various other places on the Continento OF Europe
The work WIN be published In one large duo
decimo volume of over 500 pages, printed on the
finest paper, and handsomely bound In cloth.
booksellers, news agents. canvassers, and all
others, are solicited to order at once what they
may want OF the above book, SO that their orders
can be filled out for the first edition, Address
all orders, wholesale and retail, to the publish
erS of IL.
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Iris now given out that the detectives o.
the Treasurer have satisfied themselves tha
the counterfeit sevCn-thirties were not made
in Europe, rs at first supposed, but proba-
bly, in Philadelphia. They are very certain
that they have got a clue to the parties who
put out the notes, and possibly to those who
made them. Three or four arrests have al
ready been made and others are daily expect
ed. There seems some doubt yet whether the
plate was or was not electrotyped from the
originals in the Printing Bureau. Over one
thousand of the bogus issues have been put
upon the market. f." '-.t u+-t
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Stltst AMaing.

Mississippians are aroused by
the smell ofrepu1iation, They scent it
with indescribable pleasure. A paper
down there makes this demonstration,
as it noses tho schemes of the Northern
Democracy:
"Over fifty Democratic papers at
the North are advocating repudiation
ofthe public debt, first broached by the
La Crosse Democrat. Oh /! how we'una
in Mississippi long to get roll at that
ball! Just give Us chance! We
are used to it; we know how to put il
through right! If we don't give it a
"winder" that will knock EN- alldown,
then there's nothing in practice and
inclination"
"Just give them achanee," and they
viii teach the Northern Democracy
"a thing or two" in regard to repudia-
ton that they dont know now. Mis-
sissippi knows all about it. She's been
there. Io"1 1855 ...-- -r1 . l11 gea p
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A STRANGE Story On tho Goth of Sept
last, a private in the Sixth United States caval-
ry who went by the name Of Charles j. Sachow,
died of yellow fever in New Orleans. 1t has
since been ascertaiued that his name was as
sumcd and that he was in reality the son OF
Count Won Matke, distinguished Prusslan
General and Chief of StafIto the king, Fred
erick William Itappears that the young man,
while student alta German University, be-
came dissipated in his habits and was disowned
by his family in consequence. He soon after
wards disappeared, and it has since been as
certained that he came to America, In 1868
he entered the military service and was ap-
pointed sergeant major of the First GloyaD
Louisiana cavalry, serving as such until honor
ably mustered out with bis regiment In Sept
ember, 1866, he enlisted in the Sixth Cavalry
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THE New York Tribune says now
that the campaigns in Ohio and Penn
sylvania are over, the Democrats wont
recognize the President any more.
That is always the way. When low
bred people get up in the world the
first thing they dois to cut their vulgar
relations.
The Waynesburg Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 1867-18??, 1867-11-06

ALATE number ofthe Toledo Blade
asserts, on what it claims as good
authority, that Hon Ben. f. Wade, has
no idea Of retiring from public life.
His friends will, next fall, present him
as candidate for Congressional Rep
resentative from the Nenctcenth Gar
fcld's) District.
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AMONG articles exhibited at the
Paris Exposition was a model in silver
of 4 railway locomotive, with tender
attached, The locomotive contains
whisky, the tender hot water; sugar
takes the place Of coal upon the tender,
and the poker is converted into q sill
yer sugar tongs. All ..... .'rSi@, ,il',
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-T2 2TnES Swamp Angel, the famous relic
ofthe great rebellion, is now lying at
q Trenton On. j. machine shop, await-.
ing its turn to be broken up and fash
ioned into more peaceful and useful
implements. 3 A large number ofpeo-'
pile daily visit the. factory to sec this
historic cannoti. - .ao.l.a w. " la2G9 s...I
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Is the manuscript room of the British Mu-
scum, In london, there are some iron-bound
boxes containing manuscript, which, by a
legal proyiso made by the donor, are to be
opened January I, 1900. Tho story of this
gift is little singular They contain the
manuscript of Francis Douce, who died in
1884. He was the author of the illustrations
of Shakespeare, which, BY every student of
the great dramatist, Is sregarded as textbook
of high authority When it first appeared,
tho critics assailed him with great fierceness,
and being naturally of an irritable nature he
determined never to publish again. The leg
acy lett to him by Nollckens, the sculptor
rendered him independent Of the emolument
which he might have derived from his pen,
and excepting an occasional article in some
magazine, he published nothing after the re-
view appeared which embittered his whole
life. s.. H1.us af srrraf r- .t-.-r .ur... d..
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A CORDUROY road was recently dis
covered eight feet below the surface of
High. Street in Georgetown, ID. c,
by some;workmen who were digging a
sewer. It. ,issupposcd to have been
made by Braddoch's army whileon its
way to Fort Duquesne.
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~ A., DsMocRATIo caucus in eastern Pennsyl.
vsnis demanded OF the convention that IL
should run, q soldier for . certain county
Office, sThep,opcsition was fayorably received,
but on inquiry no Democratic soldier could be
found in the county, ~ y
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In the matter Of the settlement of the account
of William Clevenger, collector of bounty tax for
1866.
DIR. .HIr....yi aI.r ,. aH hI .rn. 400.
To amount Of duplicate as specified in the bond
ofsaid collector dated May H. 'S6.......s 5000 20
CIR. , Ia -
BY amount that VIM. Mestrczat, Treas
urcr of the bounty tax, admits that r
mot produced), inCleayengers $ hands,. 1850 %
The auditors have reason to believe that W.
Clcaycnger also paid to the F. 4 ID. Bank Of
Wayneshurg, about eight hundred and fifty dol
lars, but have had no vouchers produced before
them fl4.tl 'N. 'U fL7fH HN
The undersigned, auditors Of Monongahela tp.,
certify the above statements tobe correct Accord
ing TO vouchers, &c., placed before them. 10.
~ WILLIAM B0UGHNER,
.t .-tr.r JOSEPHUS HARTLEY, I
9;lS-3t Auditors.
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T. B. PETERSON & BROTHERS,
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And they will receive Immediate attention.
Sample copies of Colonel Forney's Letters
from Europe" will be sent to any one; to any
place. in advance of one day of publication,
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ed In every county, town, and village in the
United States and Canada, to engage In getting
up list ofsubscribers to the above work, Il
IWg-tf
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. rs.IIeimbold's Extract Tucliu and Irn-
proved Rose Wash cures secretand delieats dis
orders in all their stages at aittle expense ttle
or no change In diet, no Inconvenience and no
exposure. IT Is pleasantin taste ana otioS, inn
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proprieties. ,aEV ~ % III GiSeow-y'