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aS~ The STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
chARLESToN DIsTRIcT--1N THE COMMON PLEAS
foetRf E. PESNALL cHAS. E. MARTrN-AT.
tAol NT-whereas. tho plaintiff. by PRESLEY,
LORD lNaLEsBY. did tho sovouth day Of June inst
NC hs declaration against the dofoudant who as - is
is aosent from and without Tho limits Of this STATIC
and hae neithor wifo attorney known within tho
same upon whom copy Of tho said declaration misbt
DO served: is therefore ordered thai tho aad de-
fendant do sppesr and plead to the said declaration
on or bof'ro tho eighth day Of Juno. which will DO
In the year Of our Lord thousand eight hundred
ana a1tyoisht Otherwise dual and absolute Judgment
Will then be given and awarded agatnst him.
J. W. BRowNFTELD. O. O. p.
CLERKS Orf1ofr Charleston District, juno T. 1867
Juno 10 5oo,on,,,o
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BUsIHzse IN Nnw YoRx.- The Now York corres.
pondent OF th6PhiiAaelphin I,edgcrsasa:S ~
a. by common consent we arc now entering upon
generally gay they are not making money enough,
70 pay rent or olork hire, bpt II tho cropa Should
turn OUT abundant, hoy say, tho West will DO
From tho South but httlo Ia hoped, though Il Ia.
thought that titnea there, commercially and polifi
Cally haVelnow about coon thelf Wofst, and Tint
ment. Y, .Jf.ii7E I ,'i'TiGGS HJ..t ftg 81
.'The tenants OF 4 largo merchant AMI ;real es.
sase owner of this city have boon docking 10 HIM
heavy re1ta. And this ia tho case Ii many in
DANCES know OF. n.azgaa 90 !rnun, 81, nti,. Is.
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PtNCT n Hts .ooRnsspoNnENr who. oommunie ,tes
the following interestingi information p. I" You
haven't heard from mo for long time the
reason OF my silence Will be- obvious to all who arc
blessed with nfluenco and cAoooldf Menier, in
packets, price siIponce, not TO mention Honsr.
MANS pure tpa, who wont up In balloon tho other
day in company with an agreeable pQliceman's rat
ito OF my acquaintance whdnth atot1iny winds dld
blow. But as these patters. yill form . cass for
tho law courts tYiga aYsms !abISioh bh! ahnfard
now; suffice 1t to say that thera, Isl NO substitute
for hSeakfsst except marrnnlaae, andi MonAis-
,MED isa his prophet; From Witch ;informstioon,
you win see at once dat We arc going to hare an
annual theatrical, WHICH Will ..tako place oyery
month. Ih.ordet to tell whom the months come
round, and the moon changes, I have invented q
beautiful ilttlo ,maehino, formed out Of aerated
bread and paper-aniyos; this marvellous instru.
ment, which Is cleaned every morning by an intel:
nge1t and genfo butler {, dislant relative Of the
siauese Twins, whose acquaintance no cut many
ycars aso)4I must fuat ro.rosd tbis 70 see where
yas- :Et;iAh, yes. - Well, tho In.
strunent % fitted upwith lunar caustio AID ossenot
Of mhngoes for etportdtion to tho colonies as dry
goods, and Rill Keep III any climate; ali you've gol
70 ID is 70 tap isin thO morning and go up staira
70 SEQ what BORT Of weather. II p. It obtained the
ftrst prize in the Golaell Hatehney Exhibition In
Mcs, tit was tho only thing e1hibited.a. .lH& u
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3, MONDAY MORNING, JUNE 10, 1857.
nIhItltIED,
DOCK TO Miss MAGGIE y. BURNES both of this civ
SPECIAL NOTICES,

aT PROPOSALS FOR wOOD.-OFFICE DE-
fAhTMENr rQuARTERalAsTER, CHARLESTON, g. O.
do'o' lSo-soaicd proposals will bo received at
this olce until 10 O'Clock noon on Thursday t,o 9oth
aay OF June, 1857 at which ,imo they will DO opened for
inishing the Quartermasers Department in this city
with OAK AND PINE WOOD from July lat. 1867 to Do.
eeh'oer 3st 1867 Deliveries to DO on tho Govern
ent wharf In this city. at suc times md In such qunn
uos as may 10 required by Tho Department Quarermas
'of iho wood delivered must DO thoroughly soasonod
ana Of nlecbantabe quality bidders stato tho prico
per cord of tho kiud wood thoy propose TO furnish
Two good surctica In tho Of ono thousand do]ars
eseh TO DO namod for tho faithful performance OF The
contract dds deemed unreasonable will DO rejected
Proposals must bo addressed 10 tho undersigned and
marked I" Proposals for furnishing Wood"
J. D. Stubs.
Drovt. LteuL Col & A. Q. u.
Juno 10 IN
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WAsHINaroN, juno 8.-Bcnj. L. Flanders, whom
Saeriaan has appointed Governor Of Louisiana,
ahro and So1Gs h as0 from New
Charity Hospital; was Secretary to Mayor Cross
man man, an ardent Know Nothing; Secretary OF tho
cooperation during tho incipicncy o. tho roboliion
years past
prompt 9ction defoats tho plans Of Hchemcrs and
shocks the Conservatives. Somo changes OF dis-
trict commanders arc certan .. :
Iho July meeting OF Congress ia now ccnsjtl erel
almost probable. n. - :. :.
Mayor Withers has returned from Now York.
! ho will communicate with tho President on Mon
Grant has returned from Wcst Point
General Johnston Was at tho War Department
yesterday looking after tho interest Of his rond-
his first visit since 1861, when ho vacated tho
Quartermastor Gsueralship. -
Tho Treasury will redeem and destroy twenty
mutton dollars OF compound interest notes next
Tho State Department. is officially informed Of
the Communication Of tho sentences Of tho Irish
American Fsninns. n SEW
The Treasury holds 1910 600 600 security for Tho
National Bauk Circulation; 500 0OO 600 for doposits
Oh OF public money; National Bank Circulation
Th, royonue roeoipts to-day s5G5,UO0 for tllc
week, 8, ,450 oo0; f1sc year, to dato s253 600 OOO
The Postmastor-G General returned this morning;
Tho President rocolvod tn. first intimationf of
Wells removal through tho newspapers Tho
proSident considers these removals unauthorized
:, WAsHINoToN, Juno e.-Dispatches from Fortress
Monroe rePrcaont that sovcro storm and heavy
rain provsis thero to-day.
Companies aud II, 9th Artillery, have boon or
dorod 70 Fort Moultrie, Charleston IInrbor
= Lieut. COL George Gibson, Schofeld's Inspector
General. commands tho District OF Fortress DIon-
roc. Col: DUPONT commands tho post.
row. .s ,,. -7...' - -, i +
The pensioned Commissioner Barrett. in a letter
TO Col. Ponnt Baker, OF Kentucky, State Agent,
who,ssys that there is no law, md probably mover
VIII BE- granting pensions to tho survivors OF the
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From, Now York.

New YonK, Juno s--Tno specie shipment to-day
amounted to SIG Oi2, 900. ~ '-'f - 80
Duncan d Kendall have filed a bankruptcy petit
tion: Iiab litcs, s120, ,OOO. n : = -
BRooKIrN, Juno s.-A fire originated at tho cor
ner OF Clinton and Flushing Avenues. The stables
or Peter Iymon, with tour valuable horses wcro
burned. The monoy safe was broken opcn md
$4,000 stolen It IS probable. therefore, that tho
fire was the work OF burglars. esy.tE.,
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as THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
CHARLESTON DIsTRIoT-M The COMMON PLEAB-
GEO. A. WfCKs CO. vs. ]. uIRsHFELD-ArTAoH
mENT.-Whorcas, tho plaintiff. by PRESLEY. LORD
ANdLtsef' did on tho seventh day CT June inst flo
ha declaration against tho defendant who as Il is said
s abscnt from and Without the limit, OF thin Stain and
mas neither wife nor attorney known within the same
upon whom copy Of tho said declaration might be
served; IL therefore ordered that tho said defendant do
appear and plead tho said declaration on o. before tho
eighth day OF june, which will DO In tho year Of our
Lord ono thousand eight hundred and sixty eight other
''e ."a and absolute Judgment Will thon be given and
awarded sganst him.
J. W BRowEFIELD, O. O p.
CLkRKs oJEIoE, ChRrlsHson District juno 7, 1867
juno ~ juno10septlodet 1onar10
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From Boston.

BOSTON, June 8.-Tho largo workhouao in
Charlestown. known as Ruckcra Bonded Ware
torday afternoon. Tnrce mon who were at work
in the building Mt tho tmo wore severely injured.
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THE AIKEN PRESS

TT is PRoPosRD TO PUDIiaH IN THE roWH or
i Afken, g. Q. Weekly paper undar tao abofo tifis
TO b. devoted 70 General ntelligenee-Ponucsl. Com
nartia. soaa Idorsry. and ailgionS-with Depsrti
nsut OF Agriculture. Including tho Field tha Orohsyd
the Vineyard. ind Tho 'datden. News gumn,sry ~
eonuin digss Of tas ip,portant sysns Of ths 1ssS
VIII Sccupy don OF tho paper, and particular stten
ton Fn be gtveo to tho unsettled question Of Iabr N
best adapted to our nav condition. the
OF INC resources OF tho country In Manufactures ARr
Terms-ss ye.r, IN advance. El ii58 iss
q. W. RAyEJKI, Editor.
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DHAH OF AN Es ;1liABL. CrrHEN.Eit lie with
teenga o. tho eep ut rogret that wo chronicle tho
death oi Henry Elh,, Esd, ono among tho oldest
members OF tho 0rllgeburg Bar.-1tmea. D III
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4" B Ia UTIF UL HAIR,-CHEyALIER's
LIFE FOR lie hair positively restores gray hair tc
a Original colt and youthful beauty tnpars lfo and
strength 10 tho weakest hair stops is Ealing ont at
once; Keeps thu head clean; is unparalleled as hail
drcsaing Sold by all DruRgsts fashionable hair
drosscrs. and at mr oface. No. 11as Broadway New
York SARAH A. OHEyALInR ,f
DowIE & NOISE,
y, ~ No. ls1 Meeting street.
Opposite Charleston Hotel.
january 6rnos
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PA Esshville rdeohshio hess Recently appicd for
stssSs e t9T nsf ssy
the Top Of the stack, q shnte oeing aIod to carry
thom downward, and thcy fan harmlessly upon the
earth beneath tho locomotive, thus insLing safety
or In its immediate vicinity. % y !. y - = -
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From, Now Orleans

NEW OmELxs, Juno s.--This morniug at half.
past nine o'clock, Bvt Brig. Gen. John W Forayth,
OF nheridan's staff, called at the Executive office,
bore q written communication to him from tho
general com handing, which Was found to be as
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81 BATCHEL0R'B HAIR DYE.-THIB
SPLENDID HAIR DYE In the best in tho world. TIL.
only true and perfect Dye-harmless. reliable in,nn.
taneous. No disappointment No ridiculous tlnts
Natural Black or Brown. Remedies tho III effects Of Bal.
Dyer Inygorates hs hair leaving It soft and beautiful
Tho genuine Is signed William a. Raioxi.r. All others
arc mere limitations and ahould be avoided Sold by all
Druggists and Perfumers. Factory, No. 81 Darr,sy
street, Now York
az BEWARE OF A COUNTERFEIT.
December 10 .,. g.
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Ann panIy 80 -..@adARaD ata1AARahfS ASSOCIATION
EsSAYs On tho PhYliolosy Of tho Passions ai,d the
ETors, Abuses and DsOssOs peculiar tho nrst ago OF
nab, with Reports on methods Of treatment em.
pioyod In this institution. Sent In sealed letter on.
yelopes, free OF charge.
Addrea, Dr. J. sKHLIN HoUaHYoN,
Howard Association, PhfladslrAss, Pa
Nay 20 sno
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TELEGRAPHIC.
Our Cabio Dispatches.

New YoRK. juno 8.-Tho Herald las n specia
disPatei from, Paris, dated yesterday, which .nys
Tho Imperial parry had very narrow escape
tingnished pcrsonaRes, and wouudins Ind,
standing i'll tho street. The horse ridicn by tI,i
groom IN waiting was wounded in tho head i'm,
modtately after tho discharge, nnd blood spurIel
OIL the Imperial uniform. nc ASSASSIN attcnpte
q second shot, when tho pistol burst. lie is \
pole, coming from Belgium, and wi hout accom-
onraged populacc. ''
:, magnificent ball was given Mt tho Russian Elm.
Dassy tho Hamo evening. The Gar, with his sons,
present. "N
Tho members OF tho Russian royal party wcro
congratulated on their escape
LONDON, Juno 8-Iho evacuation of ILIxombnrp
will bo completed next week.
LONDON, juno S-Evening.- Consols, Of bonds,
LIyEnPooL, Juno s.-P. M-Cotton CASTOR salcs
5000 bales u. lands. III; Orleans, III, Corn
36s. Cd. Lard 50s. Pork 78s
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~NoTIC THREE MONTHS AFTER
date application will be made for renewal OF lost certn
cato Of Stock in Tho Charleston Dry Dock Company No.
TO- Tor 4s Shares Issued March 1884, belonging to tho
estate OF J. g. ooaEa. VI. COHEN, Administrator.
4pril9 1.moa
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HEADoUARTKns F1rTn MILITARY DIsrnIor, |

Ar. J. Mudison HeAs, ea- Gorernorof louisiana,
NaD 0neans, La: -i' : m. H. = =
S1n-Gorernor Flanders has inst informed me
that.he made nm oficnl demand OIL you for tho
records Of tho Office which you .havo heretofore
held as Governor of Louisiana, and thai y. u have
right tj remove from Office by mo, which right
you have acknowledged and urged OH mo up to
tue f-e Of. your own removals / therefore
send Brovot Brsadier- General John w. Forsyth
Of my staff. to notify you that he is sont by mo to
eject you from the qo;crnor's room forcibIy, UNI
less you consider this notification as equivalent 10
election. D -
{Signcd) p. H. SHERIDAN. g.,'
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BARNWELI SENTINEL,

1B AN RXGEtLRNT ADvRRTIHINa MRDIUI. LET
Merchants and business man Try It for few rnonths
ono Iisf no GAIN Send on your cards and increase
1nk7it has Hade many fortune. 'iF z, -. oh, ,,
Terms for tho papUr-S9 Per Gnnum, In advanced
Advertisements inserted a tho rAte Of q pes squlr6
twelyo lines or Loss for each lnsertton u =
Cards oftsn lass or les u tho rate Of $40 for hss
Cotr.cts BY tho yoar or for iI months allowing priv
1egs q changing on moro n.yorsba terms Addross
IN. "a. EDWARD A. BRONSON,
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M. M. W. 2.
ONE PRICE
CLOTHING NOlSD I!
OUR SPRING STOCK Is NOW
ready, and comprises a better assort-
ment OF
CLOTHING
FURNISHING R IL GOODS,
FURNISHING GOODS,

IUhhlDnlLVG 6UUDD,
Adapted to this market, than NC
have ever offered. Wo have given
particular attention in getting up
this Stock to lfghtness Of fabric,
strength Of material and durability
Of color. Much the larger portion
Of our Stock Is made in our own
workshop, and we warrant 1t 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
be 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:
ciiEoh uAsaiar.nE SUITS. SO 90
ALL WOOL TWEED SUITS. ). 9 60
ALL WOOL TWEED SUITS. =. .1s 90
BLACK AND wHTTE NIX CASHMERE
SUITS, our own make. is 90
THREE STYLES OF hnDDLEsEX oAssr-
MERE SUITS, DARK, MEDIUM, AND
LIGHT MIXTURES. .1s 90
BLACK AND WHITE MIX CASHMERE
SUITS. Observation-Disclosures. "a 90
SILK MIX TRIcoT. DIFFERENT MIX
I FuHEs ....:................. "a 90
FINE BLACK GERMAN TRIcoT SUITS. Al 90
DARK BROWN GRAIN D. PouDER
SUITS: .........................2 20 90
BLACK DRESS y t.s SUITS. ranging in prloo
from, :: ..:..........:s :s1s to 60 90
LINEN SUITS, from. m................:.s5 IS to 20 90
In. addition to the above, we have
many good Styles of LIGHT,AN
N DU NlHrnr
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sswE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
r III. WHITING. ESQ., .s q candidate tor ahsr,r o,
Charleston Judieiall District at the next election.
September lU
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ST BUTCHERS LIGHTNING FLY.KTI,RR
VIII certainly eIerminato these posts l. its use Ia pa
severed in. Beware OF bogus Fly.Paper, which some
dealers keep because thoy &c. for noarly nothing
Don't be swindied AK for DuTcHRn's, which In sold
by Az hive druggists. limo Nav %
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81 YOUNG LADY RETURNING TO HER
country homo Aftor asojourn OF few months In tho
city, was hardly recognized by her fiends In place Of
ooArse, rustic, auahsd fsec, ahs had soft ruby com.
ple1ion Of almost marble amoothness and instoad Of
tH ntythres she roaY appeared but eighteen Upon In.
quiry as to tho cause OF great change sho pl,niy
told them that shs used the CIRcAS IAN BALM and
conpdered 1t an invaluable acquisition any dys toilet
gy its use Lady Gentlemen improve thor pe..
oonal appearance an hundred fold. It Ia Kmple In is
as Nature herself Is sinplo yet unsurpass-
cd In its eoa"y In drawing impurities fror also heal.
Ing cleanaing and beauufJins the Rn and complexion.
BY ifs direct scton the cudce II drawn from Il all is
Impurities kindly healing tho same, and leaving the sur.
hco as Nsture ipteded Il ahould bo-clear so smooth
and beautiful pco 81. sent BY Ms 81 Express, on re-
oept Of an ordsr, by ,'Ff,,4 I ~ j.. .,...ig u.
.l.st.. ". I. CLARK CO., Chemists,
No. weat Fayotto Street, Syracuse, NY.
Tho only American Agents for the ralo OF tho same
S mfrch 30 :. ~ -' '1y
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OFFICIAL.

OFFICIAL.
| HcndQ'rs. Military Post OF Charleston,
| CHARLEsTos, y. e., May 18th, 1867. /
| GENERAL ORDEss, No. 19.
J. Tho following aro announced Registration Pro
cncts Of tho Military Post Of Charleston comprising lbc
geographical Districts Of Charleston, Berkeley and Col
| lotion, viz:
CHARLESTON DISTRICT.
PARISHES OF BIT. PHILIP AND ST. MICHAEL.
CIT. OF CHARLESTON.
FTnsr PREcRcr.-%ard No. 1-City Hall. Ward No
2-Court Housu.
SECOND PREcNor.-ward No. s-1st Poll, Market;
I'd Poll. Palmetto Engine House. Anson street.
THIRD pnEoisor.-Wari No. list Poll. Engine
House. Archdao street; I'd Poll, Engine uouse corner
George and College streets.
FOURTH PnEcIScr.-ward No 6-Eas,o gpuipe Hou,o.
Meeting street.
Ward No. o-washInston Engine House, Yandcrhor.t
street.
Ward No. 7-Engino House In Columbus street
ward No 8-WnEla Wagon Yard. King street.
BERKELEY DISTRICT.
PARISHES OF CHRIST CHURCH, AND ST. THOMAS
AND 81. DENNIS.
FIRST PnEcHcT.-Mt Pleasant Poll, Fineen Mile
House Poll, and St Thomas Muster House Poll
PARISH OF ST. ANDREWS.
SECOND PnsonoT.-club House Poll. on tho Main, and
School House Poll. Jamoe' Island.
PARISH OF ST. JOHNS CoILEroN
THIRD PRHoRCr.-Club House Poll, EdIsto Islspa, ,
hockShe' Wadninlaw Island, and Lcg,reyilIe Johns
Island.
PARIsH OF ST. JOHNS, BERKELEY.
FOURTH PnEonscr.-calamus Pond Poll; Fulti's Ola
Field Poll. and Black osf Poll.
FIFTH PnroMor.-Bgsn Church Poll and strawberry
Poll.
PARISH OF ST. JAMES. GOOSE GREEK.
sHTH PnEorNcT-aooso orset Poll, Tar KILN Poll and
Wssnsmssaw Poll.
SEVENTH PnEcrsoT-crosa Roatss Poll and Hickory
Bend Poll.
PARISH OF ST. STEPHENS.
kioHrn PnEon'or.-Pinevillo Poll and 81. Stephens
Depot Poll.
PARISH OF ST. JAMES, sANTRR.
NINTH PRRcrsoT-Mustsr House Poll and Dutart,s
Crock Poll.
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81 ARTIFICIAL EYES ARTIFICIAL HU-
MAN EYES made TO order and inserted BY Drs r.
BAucH and p. GoUdLRMANN formerly employed by
RoIssoSNEAu. OF Parsl No. 500 broadway. Now York.
April IA ~ .-ti'''t- 1r
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aSERRoRs OF YOUTH.-A GENTLEMAN
who suffered for years from Nervous Debility. Pro
nauro Decay. and all the effects Of youthful indisore
ton win for tho safo Of suffering humanity sond rroe
70 II who need H. the receipt and directions for mating
tho dmpto remedy by whIoh ho was cured. suGarers
wsai sto profit BY tho adverssrs experience can do
20 by Addressing, In perfect confidence, .''F
49, ~ !n.i!- 90 JOHN B. OGDEN,
Aprtl9 3moas No a Cedar etreet Nav Yori
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From .Nlexlcn.

BAN Lv1s PorosI, May 1s.-Gon: Mcquel Lopez,
high In Aarimillan's confidence md two other
Imperial Generals, caused tho fall of Querelaro
by selling one Of tho principal forts. -,
Maximilian, in surTendering, 1nado- throe re-
quests, viz He should not bo lnsul tod but treat.
cd asn prlsoner Of war II any wero shot, BIO to DO
first and il shot, his body not 70 bo abnaed.
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FOR NEW YORK,

w IL ei.,,,.l hEhYE Az "A; hpaERs SOUTH WHARF, ON
35s1 freight re civ'd nfter O'Clock p al saturday
81 Tho Ships Of this Hne arc provided viii SIN1.nt
accommodations for passengers 's~AS
r. Al An outward I'd Freight ngsgements must be made
East hay. NO. -
aT Passage engagements and matters connected viii,
BROTHERS & CO., No. "a East BAY - -A
STREET BROTHERsE CO.
49,, CoUR1ENAY & TRENHOLM I Agents.
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FOR GEORGETOWN. 3. q

CAPT. ISAAC DAvIs,
VIII LEAVE BoYcEs WHARF AS AnoyE oy
" iuerddy Morning. the 11th INFANT n o,c,ocs
unesnrnng VII leavo Georgetown on Hedn:sdav
Au Freight must be prepaid and nm, ,.,e,v.a 49,,
sunset rN' "A1 Aono roceaVed After
For Fruisht or Pe.s.se apply to
n. ". Rr1aOnrAl4r
Juno 10 No. Boyoo's Wharf-
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-10-24
THE REIGN OF FRAUD.

The New York Tribune confesses that
several hundred millions of dollars are an.
nually lost to the revenue. From Rollins,
a red-hot Radical at the head, to Callicott
and the Tribune coterie at the tail, the rev
enue system il run by Radicals.
The New York Herald announces, upon
what it claims to be positive authority,
that, of 20, 900 bales of cotton belonging to
the government at the close of the war, not
ten thousand, or their proceeds, ever
came TO the government" The remainder
was stolen by the agents of that party Of
great moral ideas
The Chicago Times speaks of a whisky
ring which extends from Chicago all over
Illinois, and takes in large share of Wis
consin and Iowa. A FIVE barrel seizure ia
sometims made, and once in a while a
small stillisssuelched. Iflarge seizures ars
ever made, they are usually released. A
case in point, it says, occurred there last
summer. In June, very heavy seizure
was made; but the highwines were soon
after released. The release made some
talk, and prominent official published a
long defense, the chief point of which was
that serious loss would occur to the
owner il they were not released at GER
tain day. This was so long ago as last June,
and yet, despite the pressing necessity Of
releasing them at once, some llO0 barrels
of them we're not shipped of until last Mon
day and Tuesday.
Everywhere the revenue officers are
Radicals, who divide their plumber with
Radical Congressman and other leaders
Al6ang ATgts.