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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-07-20

Mr. Pixies motion to adhere was agreed to.
Mr.. Wilson, (Iowa,) chairman OF the judi.
ciary Commi.tee. reported a preamble aud
resolution, reciting that Lafayette g. Baker
had been on the I'd OF July, duly summoned
TO appear and tettity before the judiciary
Committee in reference to certain allegations
against the President, and had neglect ted to
appear before the committee; and dire citing the
Speaker to issue his warrant 10 the Sergeant.
alarms, commanding him to take Baker into
custody, wherever to be found, and have him
for contempt of the authority OF the House
Adopted.
The Speaker presented q communication
from the Secretary OF the Treasury, in reply TO
resolution of 10th of July, asking for informa-
lion relative to the leasing OF buildings for the
Department 10 New York and BROOKLYN. Laid
on the table and ordered to be printed.
hitting who did oos sOe per
on the veto message yesterday to have speeches
printed in the Globe. He denounced any sucn
practice, and allowed how 1t might be abused.
schencE expressed similar views. ano
mr.: Scofield suggested, sarcasticaliy, that
members who chose to 20 home and prepare
speeches might have them printed on stit
edeea paper and bound In morocco, at the
public expense. - r
Mr.. Schenck thought that the essays printed
In the Congressional Globe, as debates Of Con.
gress, were no more worthy OF the name Of de-
table He instanced the case that occurred In
the 37th Congress, where two Ohio members
had published the identically same speech
the probability being that they both employed
the same per son to prepare them, and that he
cheated one or both OF them, or probably one
OF thorn bad cheated him, and he haa desired
TO reimburse himself out OF the other.
Mr Marshall excused the custom Of PRINTING
speeches., which had not been delivered on the
GROUND that under the rule OF the Housa :,
with the previous question, nine tenths OF the
the debate. -
was reconsidered, and the original motsan
was laid on the table. 4
Mr. Woodbridge, member OF the Judiciary
Committee, rose to personal explanation, de.
Ienoed MS course on the impeachment quss.
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he able to supply themselves with provisions ot
any sort. unless by borrowing money on mortgage.
not only of tho growing crop. Int of the lands
and Mt such n rate nf interest that no crop they
can make can possibly save them from ruin 4
great MANY will almost or quite starvc unless they
can get hclp from some nthcr resources than their
own. Briefly tle famine Which now tllre irns The
llnd s all over thr land and no region can
help the otlrr. The mules and horses especially
when owned by the negroes and upon which the
hope OF next wears crop must greatly depend arr
diving Of work witlOnt food. They literally llrop
lrwn in thc harness. and mrh the same snrt Of
nirfnrc may he drawn of tic humans white and
hluck Life is prolonged snln'y bv spasmodic
efforts and all sorts of cHpccnts day hv day the
parties not regarding any sacrifice which will Weld
the means Of dali. Subsistence to their families
Unless the charities of the ouicr world arc more
prompt and more bonntifnl. | do not srr what ;s
To avert tho fate of thousands to whom the peck
or bllsllcl Of corn. which suilccs for week must
simply rrolong thr agony of death bv inches.
NEAR MAcoY's BIrFF 1'EAUFoRr DisTKIcT.-Somc
raised in wealth and pride have managed to con-
&c u their snt1crings. which have now become lIn-
bcarablc. Widows and orphans have lived nn
CHARITY thus far but that is bring withhold now
from sllncr necessity. Something must be done
t. avert the miserable fate Of starvation.
srMrERvrrIE-Wc have hecn requested, By n
meeting Of the citizens of nnr district held some
ilavs'agn to address vour Excclcncv on the snll-
ect of the lcstitntnn which prevails in orr dis
trict tn an alarming extent. and the consequent
srff. ring among largo class of our Dcnplr Al
ready wo arc informed that two females have died
in the nnprr edge of this district from starvation
and many others of both scxns white AZ we'll as
cnlorcd must share the same fatc unless thcv arc
provided with food. Many employers have been
compelled to dismiss their hands for want of
food with which to f'rd them, and these people
when discharged wander about in Il starving con-
dition: and many of the lal,orcrs who have con-
tractcd tn feed themselves ami families are now Mt
fnr1 fp 1,rp fond.
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STATE IMPRovEMENTs.-We had the pleasure OF
lssing sn hour yesterday morning, Ill the office
OF Messrs. Kay & Hewetson, architects. and i'll
specting the plans for certain public works to
be erected this year.
AS we have given previously Il description Of the
Jail building wo will only state that the work is III
the hands of competent contractors, and is to be
finished by the 1st of January.
The roof to be erected over our new State House
has the merit of being safe, simple and cconomi
cal In awarding the design and superintendent
Of this important work 10 the gentlemen who had
been connected with the building from its incipi-
ency, his Excellency Governor Orr has satisfied
our citizens; and we feel confident that in the
hands of Clark Waring Esq. contractor who
has always given satisfaction, the State will suffer
no detriment.
We were also pleased to SEQ that q hotel Of first
class capacity is to be built one OF the finest po
Nstions in this city, on the Reilly estate, inimcd-
ately north Of the State House; &:id it Is due to
our friend Nickerson to say that his guarantee to
rent il and furnish it is as,ll, aicc 10 the travel
ing public that they will be well c"te; !alned III
this city. There arc 10 be in the present building
1O7 bed chambers for guests; ten private parlors
with bed rooms Ell Suiie: dining rooms % by %
feet and 20 feet in hcight four ladies' parors with
reception room inclusive of drawing room II b!
ed as to be thrown together Oh any occasion
of Importance. -Four firc-rruof stair,case5 extend
from basement to fourth story. in addition to the
two principal flights forlafcs and gentlemen; lifts
to bring coal, &C., to each h"or hydrants to eX-
tinguisE fire, ciserns to keep constant supplies OF
water; and, in fact, every provision that can be
made or provided for the comfort of those who
visit this commercial centre. has been studied.
The basement will contain reading room, bar-room
ond billiard saloon all thoroughly lighted The
design is capable of extension; and should the pro-
nrieturs OF the land decide to come together in this
maenificent enterprise. we believe that fresh in-
pet1s will be given to business. and our commune
ty be incalculably benefited thereby;
y Nv IC0tuM6iu IPhGnir.
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Poor Old spain!

We have All ominu,ls whisper through the At
lantic cable that there has rtl rising among tin"
republicans ur CATALONIA in puur 0;d Spain. We
aru ,iisImsrd to believe the rcpurt, and That it
means something much more serious than is con-
vuyrd in the cloudy allIlsiuls TO these rising re-
pullicars. No government in Eur Ip', not even
that OF "thc sick man ui Turkey has complete
ly gnno tn seed and dried mp rs to the cllcto
monarchy uf Spain. During tho last half century
and for longer period. but especially since her
American colonies, from Peru to Mexico, began to
set up for themselves, Spain has experienced all
the changes. from the magnificent De Sotn.
rnppmg fleets and armies nnrlcr her standard.
to the gallant, prnll.I, reckless vasabodzins Don
ip>ar dr BaZan Haunting i'll his rags and
astonishing friends and cuculrs with hs RASH ad-
ventures and his narruw escapes. A republican
conspiracy III Spain! Oh. huw can sucI Il thing
exist IL that country. where the SPECS soldiers,
in1u,stors, jailurs ami rxecltoncls uf Church and
State have watched The fuotstcils Of man. wo!nan
and child day ami night. Iur hundreds of years:
The question is snagcsiI,e: but that poor old
SPAN Is on the verge uf II radical rcyulut.u;l.
Church and Statr WI have abundant evidence.
Unless special, pruvi,i,, t"r in the approaching
London Conference of the urclt Powers, the rcyn-
luiiunary clements Of SPAN in some terrible and
contagious outbreak Will br apt, before the end of
tllr YEAR to Gender another c"u:crcnco necessary
To avert tn disasters am! dangers vi COntlncli-
tai war .Nnr York Hcrhtt, IN.
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StIt1C Ittllls.

LEaAI.--Inih The Court of Appeals, Mayo, opinions
were announced III follows:
IS. Acns rs lIouscr& Steel Opinion By Dun
kin c. ]. Appeal dismissed.
W. l.. Pickett Is. John H. Pickett. referred To
o. Sarrat ads. The state. Opinion by War,lIaw
j. Order mu,lIiir".
w. Sanders rs. I. AleNally. Opinion by Ward
law. j. Appeal granted.
'rllns h,tirairnrcid, for another, ads. W. VI.
Nicholson. Opinion IT lnslls, j. Appeal dis
missed.
Hall Il Hall. Trustees rd.' iarkstiar a,! wife,
Opinion by the Chief justice. l'ccrc' reformed.
J. J. Norton rs. Samuel lcid and another Oph-
iun IIy ID. nk;n. &. j. Decree reversed; c:ll,.
mamcd to the Circuit Court.
Wm. Mitchell ~. Jefferson Ward. Opinion by
Ward!aw j. Motion dismissed.
I.y,lia l.nwiaml a.is the State; Simeon tirav ,Im
ads. the Stat. np!!,i"n bs l':.s. j. N"tiom wa>
granted.
Abel Wingn AIS. the State. Opinion II; the Gtlir
JIstcc. New trial granted.
Wnl ElIisun ddS. the State. Opinion by inglis
j. iloiiuu granted.
:. A. llnJ,:cs ads Farrar 4 ;rn. Opinion, by
Wurlaw j. Notion disnliss,,l.
g. H. lien rs ]. +. Fleming Opinion h.. t!!c
Clllcf Justice NntInn Dismissed
john A. parl"w ri,is. tllr trccnviIl. aid Cnual-
Tia Railroad Company. Oplinn bi the Che. jus
ticc Appeal tiisIIliss,'d
u. ". rlndgrs ads Ii. ". Sullivan. Opinion hy
Warllaw j. Motion granted.
J. A. Alexander ddS. lle State. 0pnui. by lug
lis J. Nn,on dismissed.
John iirssry Is. tine s;tatr. Opinion by ln.lis
j. Motion granted.
A. Il. Slukrs rs 4. H. Robertson az. Opinion
hv Inmlis j. Mutton Dismissed.
il ). .T;;rasua rs. j. VI. Jtl,ll;iSs Fl ~. Opinion
bv Warrl.aw. j. Drrr,,r reversed.
J. VI. Mclnio~, tiS. Wilton krilcy. Opiilin. by
the lief Justice. Notion dsmlss.ri.
". d. Jnhilsun rs. The Bank "f Camden. Struck
nif
Lryin, Administrator rs. Rnwls. Confined.
All the CAUSES the Eastern Circuit were Slrick
on l. Tor want I" Prosecution. ur Wclc Referred Ia
the Court Of Errors, as involving constitutional
qucstiuns. Ptrmir.
OIu Mouxr IioN IN i;,ISS. With snrr"wr
heart We aInullcc the destruction by tire of this
venerable uld institution.
Abunl O'Clock on Sunday afternoon. just as the
several congregations had as.rn itti for worship
tie alarm w;ls given and Ifr'Hr volume or smoke
told tuu plainly that the t"c.,' building WAS the
callsc of the Try ri fire.
Of course NIL the town turned ont. White and
culprrd worked nuby to save Whatever coutd l,c
gathered from the ruins. ll'n"S'"'1 Se~s.
1nr WHEAT PROSPECT In this srctiun Anial
grain looks remarkably well. The pros rct f,:
wI.clt MAS never better. We have not Iaurll Ia
fear bat late trusts anil rust We have. Strong
hopes that tr wheat crop will l'c a. i.'""
for the last ten wears. good crop will come i'll
ppporuuely for the suffering lmnr oI the country.
Ftrkrns tn,vt,E
ANOTHER CASE ur fSrASrhIDE.--Wr l,.ar!r that
u woman by the maine uf Mary Turner twlitrl
has been culnlrttrd t" the district jail uir the
charge uf ufuutcilu. PIhcns Courier
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NOON DISPATCH.
New YORK. May Stocks excited. Eric's sold
ut 62k but improving. Gold 373. Sterling, sixty
days, 1893; Sight 1O9 '62 coupons 1913; Virginia
eXes 64a67; Tennessee SKIES, ex coupons, G4saG5
new issue 623a63. Flour and Wheat quiot and ull-
changed. Corn 1a2c. lower for new. heavy for old.
Mess Pork $29 20. Lard quiet. Whiskey steady.
Cotton dull and a shade easier. Freghts quiet.
EVENING. DISPATCH.
Stock closed active. Money, Sue. Gold, 81.
'62 registered bonds, 106!a106t; coupons, 1U7t VI
do 105la1O5s; Is do, 106alO6s; new issue, 1919;
10-l0s, s9sa993; 1905, first series, 1863; others
&c Flour firm; market without decided change.
Corn heavy; mixed Western, 81 35ta1 37}. Pro
visions steady. Coffee firm, Maracaibo, III gold;
other groceries unchanged. Naval Stores heavy
and lower. Turpentine, 69a7lc. Rosin, s3 62s
Freights unchanged.
Money unchanged; supply exceeds tho demand.
Call loans Governments, 4; on Stock collaterals 90
6; primo business paper current at 65c; other
grades dull. Government Securities quiet and
firm; Sterling irmer but but business light. Prime
Bankers 9sa92 Stock heavy and decidedly lower
Mt last Board but after call some shares were held
at Iat Petroleum and Mining shares heavy and
lower. Gold became stronger during the day, and
The failure Of Watts, Crane s. Co., a large cotton
firm. is announced.
BALrMoRE, May Cotton dull and nominal at
26. Coffee quiet and firm; Rio at l2sa13l, gold.
Flour advanced, SOC; Baltimore Family, 49,; Extra.
S10 W.. COrn Qull anu loMcI, Nulte, VI AodI -
Yellow, 81 25t. Provisions dull and unchanged.
Whiskey nominal.
C1NcrNAT1, May Flour firm; Super6ne, SO
50a13 Is. Corn dull, at 81 0S, sacked: Provisions
dull. Mess Pork, 500 so. Bacon declined tai.
Shoulders, 81. Sides, 1Oi. Lard dull. Bulk Meats
dull and nominal.
LOUISVILLE, May7.-Superfne -four, good brands
$10a11. Mess pork, s22 80. Bacon shoulders, 94c
Packed clear sides 12se. Raw whskey, 81 %. Cot
ton 22c. for low middlngs.
ST. LOUIS, May Flour firm; super6ne S10a
II Is. Corn advancing, 81 Hal 1S, the latter for
fancy. Provisions quiet.
NEW ORLEANS, May 7.-Sales 5000 bales. Market
unsettled. Low Middling 24a25c. Receipts for
four days 2345 against 2S75. Exports during the
same time S52l bales. Sugar seconds, 115c. good
to fair 12ic. yellow clarified, 13tc. Molasses
nominal and unchanged. Flour very firm super
fine $134. Corn quiet, firm. advanced sc. Sales
81 45a1 47s for yellow and mixed 81 50 for white.
Oats in good demand with further advance OF 5c.
Mess Pork s24 25. Lard dull and unchanged.
Bacon, only jobbing business 81 09a1 OBJ for
Shoulders: 111a12c. for Ribbed; 124ul2lc. for
Clear. Gold 81. Sterling 4GSa5l. New York
Sight Exchange tai premium.
MOBILE May 7.-Sales OF Cotton to-day 75O bales,
quiet and firm. Middling 244. Receipts A7 bales.
SAVANNAH, May - Cotton dull and nominal at
"a. Sales unimportsnt. Receipts 3G0.
AUGUSTA. May Market dull. Sales ITO balos.
Receipts II. Middlings nominal, 23c.
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TELEGRAPHIC.
Our Cable Dispatches.

LONDON May THE Government has accepted
the amendment providing L.odsers' Franchise.
McClafferty has been convicted Of high treason
at Dublin.
ward peace, both France and Prussia are rapidly
arming, which produces great distress among:
financial circles, b ,th hore and elsewhere.
LIVERPOOL. May T-Noon.-C0tton quiet. Up
lands II a11I; Orleans 11sd. Breadstuffs qnic.
Provisions unchanged. Turpcntne 3Gs.; Common
Rosin 6s. Cd; Fine Is.
LIyERpooL May Ia p. Motion quiet. Quo
tations unchanged, Corn declined 3d. Naval
Stores tending down. Fine Rosin declined to 13S
LIVERPOOL, May Evening. dull and
declined .d.-salcs $4,000 bales. Uplands 11sd.;
Orleans 11sd.
LONDON, May 7-Noon.-Consols 91I. Bonds 71s
LONDON May 7-2 P. M.-Finances unchanged.
LONDON May 7-Evening-Consols OH. Bonds
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The Supreme Court.

WASHINGTON May THE case of the Comm on
wealth Of Virginia Us. West Virginia; was taken up
to-day and is still on argument. This case raises
the status Of Virginia as State in tho Union, as
to make any valid enactments. The Immediate
question ID the jurisdiction over certain counties
claimed to havo been transferred by fraudulent
representations. A decree is asked rein, tatiug
these counties OF Old Virginia. Tho argument will
probably occupy two more days. Stanton, Allison
and Reverdv johnson represent West Virginia;
Andrew Hunter and Benz r. Curtis, Of Boston,
represent the Old Dominion.
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Washington News.

WASHINGTON May THE registration has been
completed, and unless tho Court orders further
registration, the record stands: Whites, S24O
blacks, 7271. )
The execution of Conovers sentence has been
stayed until June.
Among the Presidents appointments to tho
Naval Academy at Annapolis, are Thos. S. Plunkett.
of Tennessee, Frank l.. Clark, of Kentucky, p.
Busbye, Of North Carolina, Jos. II. Sands, son of
Commodore Sands.
Major-General Joe Hooker has years leave OF
absence with permission to so abroad.
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Raltlmore Anpolntments.

BALTIMORE, May Judge Scott has appoin tod
ex-Confederate Commodore George N. Hoiins to
Inns resigned Federal post captsncy on joining
the Coniederacy.
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EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.
COLUMBIA. $. G.. April 3O, 1SG7.
enclose yuu herewith al abstract of letters adj
dressed to the Rev. William Martini Of this State
in response to circular issued by liin. under my
direction which will exhibit TO you the extent of
the dest!tut Oh and suffering prevailing i'll South
Carolina.
I hav.' received and am daily in receipt of
letters from benevolent and pllilanthropc persons
III the North and West making inquiries as to the
extent of the destitution, and il you will do me the
favor to publish the communication sent. it will
furnish full information upon The subject to ali
who feel generous interest in our distress.
The writer's of nearly all Of tho letters from
which extracts are taken. are known to me per-
sonallv, and have no hesitation III endorsing the
statements made.
have the honor to be,
Fety respectfully, your obedicut servant,
JAMES L. ORR.
Governor of SnntlI Cnrnlnn.
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RICHMOND, May IA negro to-day attempted to
ride on tho car appropriated for the whites, but
was put Off The case was carried before the
Grand Jury Of the United States court.
A large meeting of the negroes was addressed
tonight by Mr.. Haywood. Of Massachusetts, and
Marsh, of Virginia, both favored confiscation.
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FURNISHING GOODS,


Adapted to this market, than We
have ever offered. We have given
particular attention Ill getting up
this Stock to lightness Of fabric,
strength of material and durability
Of color. Much tho larger portion
of our Stock is made in our own
workshop, and we warrant it in
every respect equal to custom work.
We have Goods not of our own man.
ufacture, such as are usually sold
ready.made, the difference we shall
he glad to show our customers.
In fixing our prices, from which
we make no deviation, we have taken
into consideration the depressed
state Of the market, and the uniyer-
sal desire to buy goods cheap.
We give below some Of our lead
ing prices:
CHECK CASHMERE SUITS ...,.......... IS 20
All. WOOL. TWEED SUITS Ii 90
ALI. WOOL TWEED SUITS -. .13 90
BLACK AND WHITE MIN CASHMERE
SUITS, our own mako III OO
THREE STYLES OF MIDpLESEX CAssI-
MERE SUITS. DARK MEDIUM. AND
LIGHT MIXTURES. -. 49,. ....... IL OO
BLACK AND WHITE MIX CASHMERE
SUITS ................ Y UU
SILK MIN TRIcoT, DIFFERENT MIX
FINE BLACK GERMAN TRICUr SUITS . 81 90
DARK BROWN GRAIN De rouDEE
sIi1.rs % OU
BLACK DRESS SUITS, ranging in price
from. ............... fl9 to u. w
LINEN SUITS, from. .............. $ to 20 on
In addition to the above, We have
.,SI p4I. oR INuN iNn
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Mysterious Disappearance.

AUGUSTA, Ga, May Patrick Gray, q member
of the dry goods firm of Gray & Turicy, miste-
riously disappeared ON Su idsy night, since which
time nothing has been heard of him.
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General GRANT has ordered that IL company OF
cavalry shall accompany number OF Professors
from Bloomington, ILL.,, on scientific tour to the
western slope Of the Rocky Mountains. The ex,
petition viii be absent about three months: anu
viii be furnished sith transportation aud subsis-
kence
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January {

aa BATCHELoR'S HAIR DYE.-TIIIs
SPLENDID HAIR DYE i'll tho best IN the world The
only true and perfect Dys-harmlcss. reliable. instan
taueous No disappointment No ridiculous tnts
Natural Black Brown. Remedies the i'll effects OF Bd
Dyes. Invgorates tho hsr leaving il soft and beautiful
The genuine is pigno William 4. Bdtcheior All others
nre mere limitations, and should bo avoided Sold by all
Druggists and Pcrfumors. Factory. No. 81 Barcoy
street. New York.
CO. BEWARE OF a COUNTERFEIT.
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New Orleans Street Cars.

New ORLEANS, May 6.-The street car question
has been settled Tho chief Of police issued an
order forbidding the interference with negroes in
any car.
The steamer Young America from Indianola. for
New Orleans, went ashore on Saturia Island, in
gale on Saturday last. The crew wore saved. The
cargo, mostly cattle lost
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Northern News.
The Richmond Street Cars.

Boston, May leighton who cano before the
duced to $4,000 which was promptly given.
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CLEVELAND, Quo, May 7.-Thirty Fenians
boarded the schooner Elk and toro down the Brit
ish colors. After accomplishing their object they
quietly left the schooner.
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From British America.

SAN Francisco, May G.-Tho Victoria Colonst,
tn oldest journal i'll VancOuvors Island. says cdi-
torialy that nine out of ten of the coonists would
welcome annexation to the United States
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THE HERALD.

IS SPUBLlSHED WEEKLY AT NEWBERRY [. H.. AT
l. 81 I~r ai,nu.:I. and. having larre circulation
through al! - ul"r and lower Districts oi tue stats'
affords .rrat Advantages - advertisers
Late. for adv r;i-it,. very r,svibr:o. which apply
TO orr A.,n: Mr. r. T. sI.ipgR. II the Mills House.
Tiiu~ I. * Ii. iRENEhER.
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THE TRI-WEEkLI NEWS.

pirIIsIIEp IN wIHNsEuEo' :. C.. AFFORDS 4
rrri,abe :mr.lium Tor the advertising public Ut
Charleston.
We respectfully solicit their atrouaso for our mutual
.iAlIl.AKp. DEstURTLs WILLIAMS.
No"yrixI II
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Kentucky Elections.
Feninns ON tho Rampage.

LOUISVILLE. May Additional returns indicate
the election Of the entire Democratic ticket.
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Or THOMAS PINKNEY, EXECUTOR OF
ELIZABETH p. PINKNEY Us. SARAH PHOEBE BEL.
LlNGER. IT di.-l,Il.L TO MARSHAL. ASSETS AND
REIIEF.-Pursant to n dccrotal order of his Honor
Chancellor W. D. JOHNSON in this cause, made ut the last
February sitting Of this Court tor ucton District notice
Is hereby given for tho creditors of AIRS ELIZABETH p
PINkNEY deceased to prove their claims before ut
my Office. on or before thu first day Of July next, they
wlbu dcbarrcd from the bn ncts of this ccreta order
Is. STOKES. c. L. C. d.
Commissioners uilico. April &, 1867.
April 0 apl9 23mayT 81 ljnei lsjlyl
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

ag CONSIGNEES PER STEAMSHIP CHAMP
IoN from New York. notified that she Is dscharGg
cargo at BROWN 4 CO.'S South Wharf Goods re-.
naming on the Wharf after sunset will be stored at
owners risk and expense.
May 8 STREET BROTHERS & CO.. Agents.
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S H lP P N G..

l. - FOR NEW YORI[--MERCHiNTS'
tl& LlNE.-Tho regular packet schooner l.. s. DA-
LN>ENSYlS. l!IsIIur Master. having part cargo
59agaged will meet with quick dispatch.
May u WILLIAM ROACH