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CHRONIC DISEAS SES,
Which embraces the best and most approved me-
thods in this and other countries tor the cure of
ali Chronic Diseases They treat succe essiully all
nervous and Neuralgia affections, all forms of
Scrofuia, Fever Sores and Old Ulcers, Dyspepsia,
Diseases of the Liver, Constipation, all Skin Dis
eases, Pulmonary Consumption in it's early stages,
Paralysis, Epilepsy, Salt Rheum, Headaches, all
Heart Diseases, Diseases of Children, and
Seminal Weakness, IA Sexual Diseases,
Which are carry ing thousands to their graves an
They treat successful liy on 4 new method, all
diseases OF the Eye and Ear. They have had
extensive practice, and better success in the
treatment OF ali
Diseases of Women,
Than any other Physicians in America. They
have cured women who have been confined TO
their bed for years. They never fail to cure
- Rheumatism.
In all stages; no matter of how long standing
50 5 T III NJ A
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the distressing disease,
HEMORRHOIDS, or PILES.
They cure all Diseases of the Throat and Lungs,
CANCERS.-They I'VE had extensive prac-
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Cancers, which they cure without eating them OUT
or using the Knife Let those who have Tumors
and Swellings, or a red spst, lose time in have
them from the horrors, suffering and death OF an
open cancer.
CA TARRH CURED.
They are treating Catarrh on a new system which
sure cure for this disease.
Their consultations for years have averaged
from five to seven thousand year, which gives
them experience unsurpassed by any, and
equailed only by a lew.
Remember they do not promise to cure all
stages of disease. While all diseases are curable
if taken in season, all stages not. Your case
may be curable this week, not ne1t-to-duy. NOT
Tomorrow hence the danger of delay
No Case will be Received, when there are
any Doubts of Cure or Relief
Our terms are CASH hence the money must
be sent with all orders for medicines 1t costs
from FIVE to fifteen dollars per month, to doctor
with US, which includes medicines.
Wa-The poor will be favored.
CONSULTATION FREE.
Patients must write their name, State, post Of
hce address, plainly. All letters requiring an an
swer, must conto in letter stamp, and be address
sed toDR. KNAPP & SON, Drawer $685. Chicago
&E-Any of the above diseases can be treated
successfully by the patients describing their
IN letter, when they cannot zee US.
DIR. KNAPP, who has visited Rock Island reg
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Island City Hotel, as follows ag5 ae
MONDAY, JANUARY 2IsT, 1867.
MONDAY, MARCH 18TH. 1867.
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Notice

Notice.
NEORGE W. d. HARRIS, WILL CON-
NJ tInue the Commission and Forwarding busi-
ness, and keep on hand all kinds of Agricultural
Implements, as usual at the old stand.
Rock Island, I'll. Jan. i4th, 1867. diff.
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BLANDlNC BROS,
Crockery Store.

ILLINOIS STREET, bet. washingtons--.pdj J.i.
ferson.
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CONCLUSION.

The conciuding portion of volume l is de-
voted to the geology of the counties of the
state. Some finely tinted maps accompany
this portion of the report; and generally it
may be said that Messrs. Worthsrn and En-
geimsnn have succeeded in aking this per
tion of the report one of great interest,
The geological eurvoy of Illinois should bs
joint resolution eff the legislature under which
the report is published provides that ten cop
les of the work shall be distributed by each
member of the assembly which passed the
resolution. This will distribute some LOGO
copies of the volume; the remaining portion
will be offered fox sale for the benefit of The
state liberty. It is TO be hoped that the low
est possible price will be affixed, DO that the
work will be within reach of all.
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China Sets,
PORCELAIN VASES. FANCY WARE,

&C., .s- &C., &c.
Also, CARBON CLIFF Enamslsd Rocking
ham, Colsred Cane, and Stone Ware, At Mauufae-
turers' prices.
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our stock We offer
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A full assortment of
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At regular meeting Of tho German Friendly Sotir,y,
held on Wednesday evening. juno II, 1867. tho follow
lug preamble resolutions unanimously u.lope,
In Tho dtspensatIon Of IN AwIso Providence We. ns
Society. nro again called upon to recorl tho death Of
esteemed and venerable momber. Dir. ". G. DUKES
became member Of this Society january ~. 1885, nntl
departed this life Juno IL, 1867, IN his seventy fourth
ycar having been connected with the Society upwards
of thirty-one years.
1t is not for us to euosy his character
ho was well known aud esteemed In tho community In
which ho lived Let us. therefore, oneaSor to proG by
the example ho has le u.s. bow submseIvely 10 tho
will OF God. DO II. therefore,
Reiored, That In tho death VI Mr. W. C. DUKES This
Society has lost worthy member and our community
ReIored, That wo deeply Bympatzo with tho family
transmitted to thcn
Reiored Tint blank page In tho Journal OF the So
ceediDgs DO published.
JOHN A. BLUM Sccrctnry
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Domestic Markets.
NOOK D1BPATCH.

NEw Yoax, juno 2a.-stocks irregular. Gold,
1881. Sterling, timor 10; sight, 1Ot, go coupons
oi Flour Is 2oasoo. better. Wheat, aa5o. better.
Corn, 2s9c. better. Pork, $9i. Lard quot. Cot
ton quiet; middling uplands, 2G1a97c.. Turpen-
tine quiet; small sn1es at co., Rosin moro
steady; common, % 6Oa8 6l; strained, $3 80
a9 87i. ~
EVENING DIspATCn.
NEw YonK, Juno 2.-Cotton is o shade easier;
sales 400 bales at 26S. Flour moro aotivo; state
SIa10 70 for common to extra. Now Western Mixed
Corn 81 10a1 -; closing firm. Mess Pork $21 Is.
baltimore, Juno 22-F1our dropping; only 10
tail demand. Wheat declining. Corn Is in good
domand; advanced %. Coffoe steady. Sugar firm.
Lard Groceries and Naval Stores quiet but steady.
Provisions acttye. Bulk meats in good demand.
sho9ldors aIa0 rib Sides 103a11 Moss Pork S22 90;
Lard dull; city 12a. Whiskey, nothing done.
NEW OhLKANs, Juno 29.-Cotton dull Low Mid
exports S667 bales; Sugar and Molasaes nominal
and unchanged. Flour steadyand firm; SuperAne,
tobbinR, $40 90; treble Extra, 416 90. Coin firm;
Yellow and Mixed, 75aS5; White, 90. Oats firm at
G9a70 Pork dull at $23. Bacon steady; Shoulders
13al8i; ribbed Sides Iii; clenr ID. Whskey, only
rota trade, 81 75a2 Is for Western rectifoa 'Cot-
leo low; fair % primo Bio 23a25 Gold 1888. Ster-
ling 4sta62ti Now York sight premium.
2ic. Receipts 68.
SAVANNAH, June 22.-Cotton quiet and unchans.
I'd, with small business. Reoeipts ~ balos. =
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ExrENsIyE S1oRAs- INJunY 10 Caops.-The pro-
traeted rain is working serious injury to wheat,
much nl loY which is in stocks, and In danger OF
T. Thero arc complaints from ell parts Of tho sate
ot injury TO cotton, and corn on low lands is be-
ginning to suffer- gl H5,... ~ .,,iy- -. NJ
Wo trust tho high wind which prevails as we
write Saturday EVENING", is precursor Of. fair
weather. fTf11 80 V9IL iiELiprU|
Our exchanges from tho Middle and Western
causing, imIaepso damage to roads and bridges,
and soriousl interfering with tho promlsing pros
pect OF tho growing crops.-Au9Wta Press, i.is
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So A YOUNG LADY RETURNING TO HER
country homo after n sojourn Of few months In the
city, was hardly recognized by her fnenda In place
coarse, rustic, nunhed ace abe had soft ruby com
pleIion Of almost marble Enoohness, and instead OF
twsntyhreo shc really appeared but eighteen Upon In
qury as to The causs Of great change she plsiny
told thon that she used tho CIROAssIAN BALM, and
conhdsred 1t an invaluable acquisition to any toilet
By s any Lady Gentlemen Improve their per
sona appearance hundred fold. is simple In its
combination, a. Nature herseh Is simple, yet unsurpass
ed In it's efficacy In drawing impurities fron also hea
Ing ceanaing and bosuufyins the akn and complexion
By it's direct sction on the cuoe draws from Il ali its
impurities kindly healing the same and ioayng the sur
taco Nature intended II should cioar so smooth
and beautiful Price 81, sent by Mail Express, on 70
ceipt Of an ordsr, by
.st,H #e ". L. CLARK CO.. ohamists,
G'i" No. West Fayette Street. Syracuse, NY.
Tho only American Agents for the sslo Of the same
March 80 l. III Ig t.lm ly
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as-PROP0SAIS- ARMY SUPPLIES.-OFFICE
CHIEF CoMMIssARY SUBSISTENCE. SECOND MIL.
lrARY DISTRICT. CHAnLERroN. g. o. June IL, 1867
Sealed proposals. lin duplicate, will bo received by Tho
undersigned. untr O'Clock, A. NJ, Monday, Juno 2lh
1867, at which tmc hcy will bo opened for supplying
the use ofthe United State Army st this Military Post
fresh bcef tho block Tho beef to bo delivered under
tho proposed contract must bn Of good and marketable
quality In eqnl proportions OF foro and hind quarter
meat tnecks, Rhanks and kidney taow to be e1cluied
In such quantities may bo from tmo to time required
and on such days shall 10 designated by the CON.
manding officer.
Tho contract TO bo in force for six months such less
tmo as tho Commtssary- -acncral Of Subsistence may
direct, commencing on tho lst day OF July, 1867.
Each bid to bAve consideration must contntn tho FOL-
lowing guarantee Of two responsible nanes follows
''Wc. the undersigned hereby guarantee that should
the above bid be accepted It shall bo duly fulfilled
coTng 10 its true purport aud conditions also that
written contract with bonds to the Of ten thou
sand dollars, shnll bo executed.
printed copy Of this advertisement must be attached
to each proposn which must be enclosed In envelope
addressed to tho uuderHgned and endorsed Proposal,
for Subsistence stores"
WIN. NJ. BURNS,
Breyet BrgzdIer-dencral and c. g., o. s.A.
Juno
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OFFICIAL.


Headq'rs. Second Military District,l
-'ti Ti cnAnLEsToE, 9. O., May 2oth, 1857.
[qkNxnAL 0RpKns No. ISL
It appears from sundry petitions and official repre-.
senaons that the present scanty aupply Of food in tho
carolnns Is seriously dminishe1 by tho largo quantity
OF grain consumed in numerous dualiercs put up and
worked in defiance Of The laws Of the United
ates Il Is represented hat few Of tho require
ents ofaw observed in any these
that tho officers Of tho internal revenue service while
endesyorng 10 aud collect tho whskey tar aro
frequently treated with dtssespeot, and sometimes
menaced with violence; and that when ofenders aro
prosecuted In Tho civil courts and violations Of the In
ternal revenue laws ndispuably proved. juries fk to
convict the parties II L. further ahoHn that this un.
lawful traffic makes food desrer In places whore largo
numbcIs depending upon public and private bounty
that tho Government Ia, ieaidos, dofrauded Of largo
imounto revenue that the authority Of its civil officers
ts brought into oontempt; and frhermore that tho
mischief complained Of tends 10 incr6Ase poverty dis
order and crime therefore, In the eIerciss or tho au.
thoty vested In the Commanding General II 10 ordered
thatl - ~! !lpi' BE IT, -' +" - '''r D.
IL Tho disilauon manufacture Of whatey or other
spirits om grain Is prohibited in this Military District
ANY person 90 engaged or employed viii be deemed gull
IT, Of mlsdemeanor The possession Of stI other
apparatus for this purpose viii DO considered presump.
tye evidence OF violation OF the Revenue LAVE and tho
party or parties using tho samo, whose premsss
or in whose possession the samo may bo found viii be
MFestod and brought TO trial before military tribunal
composed Of the Commanding onocr Of tho Post and
two ocors Of tho army naIt In rank duty within the
territorial limits Of The Post Il tho ergencies OF the
serrico do not permit tho doh OF other poers that
hct will bo duly certified and tho Post Commander win
'hoar and determine tho caso 'NH' VIZ - VI
IL Tho penalties, punishments and forfeitures pre-
scbed by the seyGraf acts OF Congress for dang or
manufacturing whsiey other spirs In violation Of
Tho rovenuo laws viii bo Imposed and oIecnled by Tho
military tribunals hereby authorized: ~ .'''
H. No sentenco extending toimprsonment forfeiture
ofaas liquor or othor property the imposition OF
hne or other penAty viii DO carried into effect un III re.
ported to these Headquarters and approved by Tho Com.
nRndins General 81 "f''si' E.'g '.i' 'H'.i.' p
w. Antoope Of tho Untsd shtea Magistrates, sherifs,
CoIAbla Plico and others In authority, are required
and al ctscne are collected. to be vigiant p detecting
and prompt In giving Information Of the yiolston Of
these orders. Commanding ofaoers Will DO held 10
sponsibio for their enforcement y 10y '2-
y By command Of MsIor,daaesal D. z sIoun
EFesg. h la.;i.-i YAK ~, ]. W. OLOps, ,
.,i. Captain s8Ih Intxntry,
A. b. O. & A. A. A. q.
! othei.l: AIKxASprn Moonr, Captain ssth Int.ntry.
Md.d6Camp. s,I6 .@rg vs ;, -, q -. Mny "a
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From Savannah.

raging since 8 o'clock this morning. a gront
number Of trees were uprooted and private prop
erty badly damaged. Several vessels wero blown
from their mooripgs, but were mostly secured,
with slight damage. Tho steamer Annio is 70.
ported 70 have sustained conHidorable injuries.
The steamer Wyoming, from Philadelphia, was
The steamer San Jeointo, for New York, has gono
down to Tybee, and will wait tho abatement OF the
pfDrm. t''.i ..F.. 'l' 80
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NEu xonH, juno 22.-Dextar to harness, Ethan
Allen running mate, best throe in five, Allen won
three straight heats-2:15, Gig and 2:l0-the fast
eat time ON record. Dexter lost tho second heat
by half second.
The Posts special Gays that sickles' will proba-
bly, not be relieved, as requested.
The special committee OF tho New York Fire
mems Association, with the presentation cnrriago
for Columbia, 8. c., sailed to-day, on the Manhat-
tan, for Charleston. ~
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From PctersburR.

PEFRnsBuRa, June N.-Tho registration in two
wards Of this city closed last eroning. Tho list
stands as follows: Whites G51, colored 1858. In
tho remaining two wards in which registration
will be held hereafter, the whites aro believed to be
In The majority - -,
negroes registered. ..', ,....if..iE"a I1I
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as- NOTICE To MARINERS AIMS
AND PILOTS wishing to anchor their vessels in Ashley
River, requested not to do anywhere within direct
range OF tho heads Of tho SAVANNAH RAILROAD
WHARyEs, on the Charleston and ST. Andrews side O.
the Aahloy River; by which precauon, contact with The
Submarine Telegraph Cable VIII be avoided.
g. O. TURNER, II. II.
Harbor Masters oface Charleston, February o, 1866
February
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AUGUSTA, June 22.-It is feared that tho heavy
continued RAIN for week will seriously injure the
wheat and other crops. Tho rains havo boon gen
oral throughout Georgia and Carolina.
Nothing done in Cotton. ,3i
The number registered In the two precincts in
the outskirts OF the city is 743. $50 coIored and
1853 whitos Registration begins in tho city on
Monday.
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NEW YORK, June 23,-Dates from Havana mem
ton TINT Secretary Seward had requested q poat-
ponement Of the proceedings in tho case Of tile
bark Ocean Homo.
The capture Of Santa Anna at Lisal had bsen
confirmed. Vera Cruz hsd not surrendered.
Captain Goneral Manzans had surrendered ~
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4rERRoRs oF YoUTH.-A GENTLEMA

aSERRORS OF YOUTH.-A GENTLEMAN
who suffered for years from Nervous Debility, Pre-
mature Decay and all tho effects OF youthful indiscre-
ton, will, for the sake Of sucrng humanity sond ree
70 all who need IT, the receipt and directions for making
tho simple remedy by which ho cured. Sufferers
wahh to profit by the advorsers experience, do
80 by addressing, In perfect confidence.
.Jt .N4.F JOHN B. OGDEN,
April22 8rnoss No A Cedar street, New York.
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Marine Nexys.

SAVANNAH, Ga, June 29.-The brig VIM. II.
Parks was blown ashore at Tybee during tho gale
got of. -. n y
Ngw YonK, Juno 29.-Tho steamships Harmonic
and City Ct Boston, from Europe General Grant
arrived hero. :"
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n6-Tho Relatives, Fricnds and Acquaint-
ances Of tho late Mrs. JAMES FITZPATRICK, are
respectfully requested TO attond er funeral This er
noon, at four O'Clock, from her residence IIcvdcro
Farm. Juue n,
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aT ARTIFICIAL EYES.-ARTIFTCIAL HU-
MAN EYES mado to order and inserted by Drs. F.
BAUGH and P. GoUaLEMANE formerly employed by
OF Paris No. 500 proadwny, New York
April II lyr
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Breyet Brig.dler-dencral and c. g., LISA.
Juno IA Q

~ BUTCHERS L GHTNING FLY-KIILER
severed In Beware OF pos rIyfaiset ~n1cf- soart
dealers keep because they ct for nearly nothing
Don't ho swindled. Ask for Du CHERS which is sold
by nd hive druggists. Inn hIay %
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as- THE GRAvEsT MALADIEs OF YOUTH
AND EARLY MANHooD.-HowARD ASSOCIATION
ESSAYS on tho Physiology Of tho Passions, and the
Erors Abuses and Diseases peculiar to tho rst age
man, with Reports on new methods OF treatment om
ployod In this institution Sent In scaled letter On
yelopes, FREQ Of charge.
Address DR.. J. SKILIIN HOUGHTOE,
Howard Association. Philadelphia, pa.
May 20 3mo
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The Prcsidont's Tour.

. PROVIDENCE, Juno 22.-The Presidents trip il q
continued ovation. No speeches arc made He is
Secretary Seward aud General Rousseau sharo in
the hOnors s''
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PHnApE1PHIA, june pa prizo fight took place
in the 18th Ward Of this city this morning. between
Dillon and Ward, which lasted an hour and twenty
minutes. Dillon won. IL.
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TEE ADVOCATES for an enlightened despotism
will derive encouragement trom a recent case that
illustrates the care taken by the French Govern
mont to promote the material interests Of the peo
plo. Thoro is minister In that country whose
business II Is 10 reoeiyo and act on all the agri-
cultural reports which are officially mado to him,
from all sections Of France This year he, OF
courso, received duo warning Of o short crop. Tho
information was promptly acted upon, and actually
beforo tho English harvest in tho North is com.
pleted, large consignmonts OF tho best; wheat
which oonld be procured we're sont weekly to
France from Englisi porte, and at tho compare
lively low pricos thon current, while tho English
Government, although told Tint their crop was
short and much OF IL got in unsound, stood quiet
" by allowed thoir bost 10 be aent away, and
the people arc now importing and using Russian
and other whoat at two shillngB or throe shillings
greater cost per bushel than thoy had sold their
own grain. y ~ l;' t.s ~ Y
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From Mobile.
From Augusta,

MONTE, June 22.-Registraton in tho frat and
seoond wards, this woek, stand, whites 4D0 color
ad 614 .
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CT0n RexvE.
Erom uavnnn nnd rIe.ico.

SAVANNAH, Ga, Juno 2s.-Reports from tho
country montion that the crops have been badly
damaged by tho gale.
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An american CnrIinal.
From New --.A.

WASHINGTON, Juno 23.-A lcttor from Rome SAYS
uat II is thought that archbishop Spalding will
return to America Cardinal. I'm
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THE AIKEN PRESS

TTfs PROPOSED TopUBLIaH IN THE TOWN OF
Aiken, g. O., Wootly pAper under tho above utie
to be devoted 10 General InteHgenooPoliHcs Com.
msrcia. Boca1, Literary. and Rclgious-vih Depart
rnent OF Agriculture Including tho Fisld Tho Orchard
The Vineyard, and the Carbon. News Summary, TO
oottain ardiscs OF tho important oyents Of he Weai
will occupy don Of tho paper, and particular stten
HON Vim be gyei to tho unsettled question Of Labor .,
hest ad.ptoa 70 tr new condition and the Development
culture. Fruit and Vinesrowing ~ i : f'
!, Terps-S3 yoaT, IN adrapeet .zE
!. w D, KmxrAsp, Publlahsr.y IL J.suaIy ii
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Drnfh hv Snffornfinr
Prtze Fight

: BHooK1YN, N. Y, June 23.-Threo mon Inv,
In q we'll
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SPECIAL NOTICES,

aS- THE REGULAR WEEKLY MEETING OF
tho 'BIBLE GLASS" undor tho auspices of the Young
Mems Christian Associauun" will DO held This Evening"
24th inst. at their rooms, No. 265 King street.
Row. O. +. dADsDEs lins kindly consented 10 take
charge OF this Glass; We sincerely hope that numters
ma we'll ns thoso who not mcmbcrs will avail them
selves OF bis toaching All earnestly invited to at
tend. Juno q
or CoNs1aNEEs PER STEAMER FALCON,
from Baltimore. hereby notified that Steamer In
Thfs Day discharging cargo at Pier No. l. Union Wharf,
Al sooda remaining tho Wharf aftor sunset will be
stored nt their risk aud expense.
Juno "a MORDECAI < CO. Asents
aB- A LII ERSONS HAVING CLAIMS
against tho Estate Of GEORGE KINLoCH deceased will
render them properly nttesed and those indebted will
mako paymontt to II. A. KINLocH, NJ D.,
JuneT m3 Qualified Executor
os-OFFICE OF CITY JREAsURER
CHARLESTON, &. c.. JUNE 10. 1s67.-Holders Of Cou
pons OF the Fro Loan Bonds OF tho City Of Charleston
are notified that those falling duo tho frat Of July
nert will bc paid presentation at the ofnco OF Mcsss
j. B. KIRTLAND, HILL, TALMApaE 4 Co., No. 80 Pho
atrcet, New York. at the First National Bank Of
Charleston.
tBgned) g. THOMAS
Juno ID 10 City Treasurer.
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BERKELEY DISTRICT,
PARISHES OF CHRIST CHURCH, AND ST. THOMAS
AND ST. DENNIS.
Fnsr PREcIscT.-Mt Pleasant Poll, Fifteen hIile
House Poll, and 81. Thomas' Muster House Poll
PARISH OF sT. ANDREWS.
SECOND PREctHoT.-Club House Poll, on tho Main and
school House Poll, James Island.
PARISH OF ST. JOHNS, CoLLEToN.
THrnD PREcIscT.-Club House Poll. Edtsto Islnnd;
Rockville wainnlaw Island, and Legarcrillo Johns
Island.
PARISH OF ST. JOHNS BERKELEY.
FOURTH PnEcNCr.-Calamus Pond Poll; Fultz'a Old
Field Poll, and Dlnck Oak Poll.
FHru pREoIscr.-Dlggin Church Poll and Strawberry
Poll.
PARISH OF ST. JAMES. GOOSE GREER
st1Iu PREoIscr.-Gooso Greek Poll, Tar Kiln Poll and
wassamasaw Poll.
nHrsHin rnseiHor-frnas Ronla Poll and Hickory
Bond Poll.
PARISH OF sT. STEPHENS.
Elourn PnEcNur.-Pinoville Poll and 81 Stephen a
Depot Poll.
PARISH OF ST. JAMES, sANTEE.
Ninth PREorsor.-Mustor House Poll and Du,art,e
Crock Poll.