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Notice 10 Creditors.
THE STATE OF sOUTll CAROLINA

THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
rIcXENs--lN EQUITY.
Edward b. Calhoun, Admir-, Bill for Injunction.
Va Nlarshalling Assets,
John y. Earle and othcrs. Partition sc.
,'PON hcarngthe Bill. in this case, aud on mo
4 ton OF MIR. Burt. Complainant Solicitor: II
is ordered. that Writ OF Injunction do issue, TO
be directed to John b. Earle, claiming to be cred
ilur OF W. Ransom Calhoun restraining him from
prosecuting his suit against Edward j. Calhoun,
administrator tie Lonis OF W. Ransom Calhoun;
that an Injunction be issued, to be directed to the
sai1 John B. Earle, William a. Lay, Executor, and
William II. Sargent. claiming to DO creditors of
Henry D. Calhoun, restraining them and ench { f
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suits at law, and from prosecuting snits already
commenced against the said Edward b. Calhoun,
rs Administrator, for debts alleged to be due to
them or either of them, from tho aaid W: Ranson'
Calhoun and from tho said Henry ID. Calboan.
ROBT. A. THOMPSON, C.E.HD.
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ISSAYBkS AM BANKERS NOTICES.

GOLD. HILL, NEVADA.
THE UNDERSIGNED. ESTABLlsHED A
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SPECIAL MINING NOTICES.
Once of tho Geld Ain Quartz ma


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San Francisco. Aug. S. lss7.-A monthly Divt'
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on and after the 18th instant, at the Office Of the
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the 18th. inclusive.
R wEGENER, Secretary.
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for the above-named Company, will be held at
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Montgomery street. on MONDAY, August 18th.
1867, at u o'clock r. NJ. for the purpose Of elect.
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DLAcKsMITHlNa AND WAGON WORK
ID done In the most skilful manner, and a.
rapidly a. the law Of thoroughness will permit.
The Wagon Shop Is under the Management OF
Thoa J. Williams and John Pedree.
The Foreman Of the Blseksmithing Construct.
ing Shop Il John Randall. Six Of the best
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The Shooting Shop 10 bossed by william
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GREAT BRITAIN.

TIE ROYAL BANK OF LIVERPOOL
LIVERPOOL Oct. 26.-An examination of the affairs
of the Royal Bank of Liverpool has recently been
made The institution, it is thought, cannot resume
business as its affairs are in hopeless condition
DEBT OF THE UNITED STATEs-THE FENIANs.
LONDON Oct. 26.-The London Times, in an editorial
this morning favorably comments on the national
honor exhibited by the Government and people OF the
United States in resolving TO pay the national debt
and interest in gold The Fenian trials are IN pro-
Cress at Manchester. The trial of Grove was COM
pleted Yesterday and the jury found verdict of not
guilty. Mugridge, who confessed that he shot
ODonnell, was discharged after short examination,
there being no doubt in the mind OF the Court that
the man was hOpelessly insane.
DUBLIN, Oct 25-Evening.-T trials Of the Fe-
mans now imprisoned at Dublin will begin on Mon
day next Gen. Fariola has declined the services of
counsel and will defend himself. 1t is reported that
q man halling from Dungarvan has already turned
QueeIfs evidence.
CAPTURE OF A FENIAN CRAFT.
LONDON, Oct. 26-Evening.-It is reported IN Ire
land that a Fenian craft has been captured by the
British gunboat Off the northern coast of Ireland
THE NEWMARKET RACES.
Oct. 25.-To-day, the fifth day of the Newmarket
races Houghton meeting, there were three spirited
races The weather was fne and the attendance
good The $500 sweepstakes were won by Iyphoeus,
the TBS sweepstakes by Plough-Boy, and the Mont
more stakes by Salesman.
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CUBA.
THE NEW CAPTAIN GENERAL-CHANGES IN THE
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES CONDITION OF

The NEW CAPTAIN GENERAL-CHANGES IN THE
ERNMENT-IMPOyERIsHED CONDITION OF
THE COLONIAL TREASURY,
HAVANA, Oct. %, Via Key West, oct 81
The Governor OF sagua Grand and his subaterns have
been ordered 10 Spain.
An aiiay occurred in the prison Of Santiago and
four COnvicts escaped
Dispatches from Europe state that the new Captain
General Lersundi sailed the 9Th inst Tor Havana III
the villa Madrid, and is expected TO ar
rive here the 2d Of November. Don salhaLada
continues 10 act az Deputy CaptainGenefal. Colne-
mares returns Cuba Chiof-Justce. There VIII
be a general change Of Government employee
hundred troops have arrived for Puerto PIN
cipe, and more are coming
circular from Madrid orders the Observance OF the
greatest vigilance in Universities against new lnccaohs
political or religious.
There were $4,000 In the treasury here when the Gov
SOOO The Cuban merchants dubbed together and sup
piled the balance anu the cash sent out by the last
mail steamer for Spain.
The Gas Company threatens TO stop the supply OF gas
pality owes them $4,000 and wont pay.
The Government Is In arrears for -four months pensions
10 the widows Of officers and soldiers
UecOmpOsed meat used by the negroes for food. has
caused malignant disease TO break out among them
There have II cases. OF which proved fatal
The vOmito epidemic but there have been few cases
The Carmen has sailed, she relieves the Corona.
IL Is reported that cargo OF slaves has recently been
landed. 90, ,,-, 1,
for g. 600 900 has not been compiled WITH the treasury
is empty. 1900 -, =. a, - .o, ~, ..-,. =. T..
that Port SIMON has been opened To foreign trade
HAVANA Oct. 27.-The steamer Stars and Stripes re-
turned. having shipped a heavy sea. One passenger
and sailor carried overheard she proceeded to
again to-day. -, nil, t. ~,
cock, Boston. Capt MOtt ana mate Vi pIlB 'dL]e bli
lings died Of the vOmts.
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A NATIONAL THANKSGIVING.
PROCLAMATION BY THE PRESIDENT.

PROCLAMATION BY THE PRESIDENT.
The following proclamation has been issued
by the President:
In conformity with n recent custom that may now be
regarded established national consent and ap-
proyal, I, Andrew johnson, President OF the United
States do hereby recommend To my felowcltLens tnat
Thursday the 2sth day Of November next be set apart
aud observed throughout the Republic as "a day OF
national thanksgiving and praise TO the Almighty Ruler
81 nations with whom dominion and fear, aud who
makes peace In His high places, resting and rcfraing
secular labor that day Let rcyerenty aud de
VOutcdy give thanks To Heavenly Father for the mer
and blessings with which He has crowned the now
covered land through all It's extent with greatly
needed aud abundant harycsts that He has caused
industry to prosper not only 10 cds but also IN our
forests. He has permitted s 10 multiply ships upon our
lakes and rivers and upon the high seas and at the same
time 10 extend our iron roads far into the secluded
places Of the continent 10 guarantee speedy over
land intercourse between the two oceans. He has
inclined hearts 10 turn away from domestic conten
and comniotous consequent upon distracng ana
dcsolatmc civil aud Ia walk more and more IN the
ancient ways OF loyalty Cancellation and brothety love
He blessed the peaceful efforts with which We have
established and important commercial treaties WIN
foreign nations while have at the same time strength
pned national drfe-es and greatly enlarged our ma
tiouaI hOrdsrs while thus rendering the unanimous and
heartfelt tribute OF national praise and thanksgiving
which is Justly due 10 Almighty God. Jet MS not fan To
lmplore Him that the Divine protection and care
which We have hitherto uude-eryedy and yet
staty enjoyed De continued Ia our country ana our
people through all the generations forever.
Ia witness whereof have hcTeuntO set my hand ana
the sea OF the United States "a be affixed Done
at the CITY OF Washington, the sixteenth day Of OCOOcf
In tie year OF our Lord one thousand eight hundred
lis and siNtyseven, and Of the independence OF the
United States the ninety-secOnd
ANDREW JOHNSON.
by the President: William II. Seward, Secretary OF
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

LONDON, Oct. 25-Evening-C onsols for money, 91s
Tinted states FiveTwenty bonds, COT Illinois Central
Railway shares 79t; Erie Railway shares 45i.
Oct. 2C-NoOn-NO quotations o. AHerISah secuIlnes
lowing prices therefore made without regard 10 the
condition Of The home market United states CIV
way shares As. Atlantic and Great WESTERN 2St Con
Eyening-Consols closed Armer at "a 7l6 for money.
40 Geographic advces OF the 25th have been received
rom AnSs SS S OF the condition Of the
market United states FveTwenty bonds, 6S 1916
FRANKFoRT oct ACCOMMODATED States Five
Twentes, for the issue OF 1862, 74S. $500
estimated sales to-day. 10000 bales Mddlng Uplands,
sgd. Middlng Orleans, gtd BreadstuhS hIi; O Otn;
Tor white California and IA for Red Western. Barley
nominal at SO co n. for American oats $40 40 70;
or American Peas 52 JOi 70. for Canadian Beef 10
> 800 u, for Extra Prime. Mess Pork, IL y 2J 10
or Prime City Mess. Bacon, 52l cwt. for New.
MIddlng American ROsin, 81 y cwt for Common
american. and II for Medium. Tallow, 449P cwt. for
js . gallon for Spirits, and for Standard White
Oct 26-NO0n-COton opens nrIn at Yesterday Iatcs
The estimated sales 1900 bales The Breadstnns
market is steady and quotations arc unchanged. Inc
Produce and Provision market is also without change
The following authorized quotations. Mddilg piahus,
I'D; Mlddling Orleans 9sd The sales OF tne uy Ioot UP
throughout the day closed at the following prices
COrn-New Mixed Western, 1913 per quarter. wheat
California White 1913 per cental Red Western 1913 per
GENITAL Oats 10 per as n. Barley nominal at per 60
~ Peas, so per quarter for Canadian Lard So lower
American, So per cwt Bacon, so per cwt Tor new
Characterization 52i per cwt for Middlng: Beef-E1-
Prime Mess rs per Dbl POrk-Prime City Mess, III
per Dbl. ROsin-COmmOn Wilmington, y. and Medium
American ~ percwt. TallOw-American, AI9 spirits
Turpentne, M Petroeum-li6 for Spirits ana 10 ior
Refined, per gal. go
LONDON, Oct. 25-Evening.-No. ~ Dutch standard
Sugar qnet and steady at 96 Calcutta Lnseed CSC per
tmperal quarter Lnseed Cakes, Ri per tun linseed
Oil, $50 10 per tun. Whale OIL e42 per 252 gallons.
Sperm Oil, els per tun
Oct. Eyening.-sugar closed quiet at POI for No IL
Dutch Standard Lseed-C Crude Calcutta Ga per quar-
Ter. Llnseed Cakes sl per tun. Lnseed of. go lOl
per tun Whale OH, $40 per 252 gallons Sperm OIL S1
per tun.
ANTWERP Oct. 26-Noon.-Petroeum Is quoted NJ 80
francs for Standard White
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TURKEY.

RUSSIA AND rURKEY-wHAT NEXT NEW CRE-
TAN COMPLICATIOSs-OUR CONsUIAR DIFF
GUILTY AT CRETE ARRANGED-TIIE GRAND
RAILROAD TO EURoPE-FUAD PASTA AND
THE FREE MASONs
Prom Our Special Correspondent
CONsTANIISOPLE. October 3 1857
The demands Of Russia upon Turkey have
not been acceded to- The Turks have not refused TO con
slider them the contrary they have promised TO give
them the careful consideration, except 30 far as
they related 20 Crete on this point they have re-
fused decidedly to cede the Island 10 Greece as they
have also refused TO listen all OF the Of
the European powers
Since the return Of Gen Ignatie from the Crmea and
the communications Of which wrote you In my last he
ma done nothing He warned the Turks that this ult
nAtum was not accepted they must meet the conse-
ausHces What those consequences will be does not yet
epDeAr At wrote you month $50, the ultmatuw did
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EUROPE.
ITALY.

,o,,nI ADVANCING on RONlE-THE PAPAL
TROOPS RETIRING.
81, ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE -,
80 oct 95-Evening. Dispatches have
-, received which state that Gen. GaIioaidi
Ios Gathered large force around him. ana Is
-~1,, roodv to pass the Papal frontier. Clvlta
Vecchia is in state OF siege
ToxnoN. Oct. 26-Noon.-The news 1rom ltuy
10 startling. Dispatches have been receiver 10
Jov stating that Gen. Garibaldl was marching
49, tho c;tv of Rome His command was divided
;nto tvro columns, which were taking different
s;soot;oDs The column under Ganbaldl had
.--;,,od ot Monte RotOndO, only few mics
from. and in sight of the Holy City. Inc Iap"
troops were retiring slowly before the VICTORIOUS
march of the insurgents, but eontestlnS INC
ground as they retreated. Bagnorea, III 'ie
line Of march. was again captured, and Is no"
held by the Garibaldians
THE CABINET CRISIS N FLORENCE.
Oct. 25-Evening.-Th semi-Otlicial press Oh
this city are almost unanimously OF the OPINION
that Italian affairs are worse than they were
when the Emperor Napoleon planned the
French expedition in the interest OF the rope
FLORENCE. Oct. 25-Evening.-Gen Claldlh'
70 whom was intrusted the task of the lorna
ton of new Ministry for Italy, has taken
decided ground against its present construction
In an official communication he says ne reg ARDS
the retention of Baron RatazI in the Prime
Ministership as conducive to the best interests
of the nation.
THE ROMAN EXPEDITIONARY FLEET ORDERED
TO SAIL.
PARIS. Oct. 26.-The MOnitem of this city
In an official article this morning, says that the
feet at Toulon has received positive orders to
sail for Civita Veccla
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MEXICO.
DETAILS OF THE rEnUAYrErEc GRANT.

DETAILS or TIE TEHUANTEFEC GRANT
HAVANA, Oct. 27.-By advices received from
Mexico the following details OF the Tehuantepec grant to
Emile Iaseru and his associates are made public The
Grant ia 10 continue force FOR 10 years from its date
Fifteen per cent Of the profits during It's continuance are
Ia De paid the Mexican Government AT ltseNpfaon
all improvements made revert To the Government Inc
terms OF the grant require that there shall be
YEARLY until the route fully opened, not less IMAM 10
leagues OF telegraph line and six Leagues OF wagon ROAD
Operations must be- commenced within Is months Mer-
andse passing the route and the capital vesed IN
improvements is O be exempt from taxation Inc transit
To be- free the world tho nation guaranteeing lhc
neutrality Of the sthmus The company Is TO pay sloo
any damages that may be- adiudgcd To the company OF
which he Is President arising from what IL known as the
soo grant The road is not 10 be subject TO hypotheea
ton without the consent OF the Governments Inc meet
ings of the company are TO be held IN New-f0rk
ADMIRAL TEGFTHOFFs CREDENTIALS ARRIVED
THE MUNICIPAL ELECTION.
HAVANA, Oct. 23.-The Austrian frigate
NOvara Is cOalng. -, .,-,--, Nh. ~.
Advices from Mexico report that Admiral Tegethors
credentials had been received. , !.
The Municipal elections were 10 take place on 'e 0u Vi
November.
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RAILROAD ACCIDENT.

CINCINNATI, Oct. 27.-The passenger train on
the Little Miami Road, coming to this city, met with
serious accident night Xenia within $50 yards OF
the depot freight train had just arrived ana the
switch left The passenger train ran INTO the
caboose OF the freight train The engine OF the paesen
ger train ran under the freight, throwing the eabOose
upon the woOdbOx The shock so great that several
of the ears were smashed The baggage was carried
directly INTO the first car The wreck took nre
nj once and the wOOdbox, baggage car one passenger
ear and the caboose OF the freight train were almost en-
trely consumed One in the passenger ear, George
BASS OF Xenia disabled and caught IN the wreck ana
burned 10 death His cries was heard IN tue nanes Dt
rescue was impossible. Another passenger Jobn b.
Hampton had a leg broken and at least dozen other
persons were injured There were nye IN n on the en-
zine and hut one OF them injured and he only re
ceived slight cut ON the head.