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The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-05-10

The INDEMNIFIERs.-Yesterday We gave
notice that we should publish a portion of
the statute having a bearing on the appro-
p~riation of $4,000 from the County Treas
ury to secure the location of the Soldiers
Homer in this county. The fifteenth sec
tion of the Act to establish an Independ-
ent Treasury of the State of Ohio" con-
tains the following, among other provis-
ions:
That if any officer or other person
charged with the collection, receipt, safe
keeping. transfer, or disbursement of the
public money, or any part thereof, belong
ing to the State, or 20 any County, Town
ship, or organized city, or village, in the
State. shall convert to his own use, or to
the use of any other person or persons,
body corporate. association or party what
ever, in any way whatever, or shall use by
way of Investment in any kind of security,
stock, loan, property, land or merchandise,
or in any other manner, or form whatever,
or shall loan, with or without interest, to
any company, corporation, or individual.
any portion of the public money, or any
other funds, property, bonds, securities, u.s.
sets. or effects of any kind, received, con-
trolled, or held by him ior safe keeping,
transfer. or disbursement, or in any other
I hN - lNAllANl VI ~ NAll AAANA luA lOsNN
or If any person shalt Gdcise, aid, or IN any
manner participate ia such act, eUery such
act shall be deemed and held in idU 10 be an
embezzlemeht of so much of said moneys.
or other property, rs aforesaid, AS shall
be thus converted, used, invested, loaned,
deposited, or paid out as aforesaid; which
is hereby declared to be 4 high crime and
misdeamor, and upon prosecution, trial by
indictment and conviction thereof, before
any court of this State having competent
jurisdiction, sue officer, or person. or per-
Sonsshall be sentenced to the Penitentiary,
kept at hard labor for a term of not less
than one year.nor more than twenty-one
years, according TO the magnitude of the
embeZZlement, and also to a fine equal to
the amount of money, or other property,
so embeZzled. as aforesaid, which fine shall
operate as a Judgment at law on all of the
estate ofthe party so convicted and sem
fenced"
We nave italicised a few words in the
above, but deem comment unnecessary.
-
AGooD TME.---The delegates to the Ma
tional Medical Convention, at Cincinnati,
some three hundred in number, and from
all sections of the country---are having
'high old time in the way of hospitality
from the people Of the Queen City.
r On Wednesday they were entertained b.
Hon. George ii. Pendletou, at his elegan
c mansion In Clifton, called Bowler Place
! and yesterday made a trip to North Bend
f on one of the floating palaces of the Mai
Line. %Sumptuous entertainments wer
; spread for them, and numerous gay ladie,
on both of these gay occasions.
2 THE DIFFERENcE.-Don mot juan bu
r Piatt, in a recent letter to my dear Ban
ming" says: "Our people (the Republica
: masses) must be educated up to what tn
o leaders believe" Wen, it is just the revers
5 with the Democratic party. What zee mos
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-05-10

rB- Attention is called to the advertise
ment of II. ScHwARz, Clothing Merchant
in anothercolumn. Read it, before purchns,
ing elsewhere.
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Agents for Empire.

Mr.. THOMAS SPIELNAN aud CHuu.fs b..
ROBINSON, are authorized agents for the
DAmY EMPIRE In this City.
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Treasurer Of Montgomery County, o.
MAY 10, 1867. l0daw3t
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gold, in bond Stock 80, ,oOO sacks. Flour dull mud
icary; no sales. Wheat lower; Clloico Rod. 81 10,
10; i.rime g 25a2 3d. Corn dull; White ticcI;ncd
;G' FAR White, 81 1ual IL; Yellow scnrcc: Prime
- -. snEnf, grocery grados acliyo and firm;
i.n9d 70 fair reiinin;:, llAaIli. Provisions uuIet
iiu STEADY. MhisEry, free, 81 SO for Western, i'm
CiSClNNATI, August 9.-Flnur advanced n ut,ar.
ler. Slpcriinc 7aS. Wliskey steady and un-
changed. Provinions firm but in little demand
M M:icss Fork held ut S2'. Bacon difficult 10 buy.
,monidcrs l2c. Clear sides 15Ic. Wheat adj
WiLMISaroS. August 9.-Spirits of 1urpcptipo
'iMte. M,: at GS2ta5i4 Rosin stcndy Mt *a.s9i2.8G.
NEW onIEASa August 9.-Salcs 500 bales; firm
unchanged; Low Middng 9Gc. receipts OF tho
wccE, lilG bales; exports of the week, $685. baIcs
h'ock 2l,iiJ bales. SrSnr and nolasscs unclranr,
co.. tlonr, hotter ircllng; superfine s. 5OaS d.
Corn DC. better. Oats in gooh tIrmnlnl nj 81 is.
FORK qlct, s2j SO. Bacon Shoulders, 194c.: clear
:ldes, i6al6l. Lard in ticiccs, dc. Gold, 39Sa
10. Sterling, 524s5l1. Now York Sight Exchange
MOBILE, August 9.-Salcs 200 bales: marko,
iiaMt at 2l3c.; receipts II bales sales of tho week
ISiW bacs; rcct ipt3 Of tho week 3lS bales: stoci
1870 bales; exports 1917 hlluH.
, AUGUSTA, August 9.-CUiton moro active md
iirmer; sales 1893 bales; mitlllings 25c. rhoro was
Il heavy rain to-day. ~
SAyANNAi, August 9.--Cotton dull; nominally
2ea20ic.; sales 1U7 bales; receipts 1i2 bales.
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NIGHT TRAVELLING TO AUGUSTA.
AUGUSTA, August 9th, 1867.

AUGUSTA, August 9th, 1867.
Editor Daily Netos:
notice in your issue of Wednesday, that Mt
meeting of tho Board Of Trado 9Th inst, rcsolu-
ton was adopted appointing committee to wait
upon tho President and Superintendent OF tho
South Carolina Railroad, and cndeayor to induce
thom to alter tho timo Of departure Of tho night
train from this city, 30 as to connect with tho
Georgia Railroad and branches. Those whose
business or pleasure calls thom occasionally to
your timo-honorcd city, might woll beg tho COM
mitteo to not only request but demand that train
carrying mails and passengers shall DO furnished,
with nt least decent car for passengers paying
full fares. Tho solitary thing on wleois coupled
to this night train Is, without o1aggoraton, dis.
grace to tho motive powor OF tho nineteenth GEN.
tury. Your superintendent jcalousIy guards tho
comfort oftho passengers from Summervile, fur
nshing thom with On elegant lrst-class coach
mostequnl to his own sumptuous iron-cnd upart-
monts) but Oh tho othcr hand, ladies md children,
old mon and young, aro hudd!ed into o miserable
car md for twelve hours aro compelled TO submit
to fotid atmosphere, row and then neutraliZed by
choice fnmc from tho pipo Of ono OF tho recon.
structod. Leaving your city on Wednesday oven
ing last sunt my baggage to the freight depot
but was told subsequently that tho starting point
had boon changed, without public notice. Indeed
no notice whatoyor has boon given of tho arrivn
or departure Of this train, certainly not in YOU
city. After night OF nonrest tho baking procos:
commences, aud whilo The thermometer is 8,
degrees, tho temperature is driven almost to fever
heat through the agency OF rod hot stovo In whicl
is conoocted hot, gerry hot coffee, for tho oflcert
OF tho train. Tho colSoo may have boon succoss
tho caloric was unquostionablc.
| t4,. h" TRAVELLER.
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mn ADoHflSs OF JuAnE tigoud sons cr
aleSie" assumes that theyoycl the in
{ teSrlty 'f their country wltllty ass:u,rucc. y
This IL taunting TO the Unt,ies Goycrn.
mont. without whose iu,ors the French
%oulu no" ii2ld Mexico. leuch having
departed undefa nutico To quban,litti a,opr
could havo easily uverlmEeda,r,,s.s GOV.
ernnient. Tho opportunity tell,e propcriy,
ln9 n,oScaDies' ami tho old oor the In,pc-
r'n' government, would i'll sIaayo gathered
host OF roSues about Tho capt,t would have
dcfollred the wholc Imperial ;shmepl. In.
dependent OF these, howoycr, tsorc n nlcn,v
oi JupAsEs in MAxIMILIAy,s aun +, boyo
BOLD him hundred times oycr.re /. uovherc
30 large number Of this class ,;.or. out,i,l,
OF tho United States ns in Me: A. thty did
not die with MAMMALIAN. lhe, 1.-Two to com.
mend tic poisoned chalico 10 hat probably
prepared il for tho la,o Emperor
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HD- THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
DARLINGTON DIsTRICT.-IN EQUITY-E- w. Ed
WARDS, Administrator r. L. HowI.E, rs. r.. s. HOWLE.
JAMES p. WILSON AND OTHERS.-EIIT, FOR IN
JUNCTION. ACCOUNT AND RELlEF.-It Is ordered
that the CREDITORS ofTIIoaIAS T. HOTLE, deceased,
ho cnoncd from proceeding to their claims Mt
law against the complainant, and that they do prove anu
establish their demands against the said uowLE before
lilo Commissioner of this Court. or before The first day
of December next and In default thereof that they bc
| barred tho benefit OF any decree to be pronounced
lcretn
The uboyo is true copy from the original crcr made
In the above stated casc l2h February, 1867
4. L. EDWARDS, C. E. d. II.
Commissioners onicc Darlington u H. Feb %. 1867.
February - s41
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4B-THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA

RB- THE STATE OF SOUTH ChNOLINA-.
DARLINGTON DISTRIcT-lN EQUrrY-HANSAH ].
HART, Administrative, rs. ELLEN r. HART. JOHN
WITIiEIlSPOON. ei ai-BfLL FOR INJUNCTION,
ACCOUNT AND REIiIEF.-Ii is ordered that the credit
of JOHN l.. HAItT DO onloincd from proceeding to
their Claims at law against the complainant nnd
that they do prove nnl establish their demands against
the said John L. Hart, before the Commissioner OF
hs Court, before tho fret day of November next
and In default thereof that they DO barred from tho ben-
eft OF any decree to be made herein.
It is also ordered that copy of this orlcr be published
at least week until tho frat day OF November next
in tho Darlington !Svnhcrncr and the Charleston DAILY
Neos.
Tho above is truo copy from the original order made
| In tho above case. 10Th February. 1867.
A. L. EDWARDS, C. E D. u.
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE. Darlington G. H., February
| 81, 1867. SIG II February %
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a5-A YOUNG LADY RETURNING TO HER
country home, afer soJourn Of few months In The
ci was hardly recognized by her fondA In place o.
cosrse rustic. flushed iace hho had soft ruby
plcIon Of almost marble smoolncss. and instead ol
twsnythroo sho really appeared but eighteen Upon In
quiry TO The OF great change sho plainly
told them TINT sho used tho ClRcAssIAN BALM, and
conaldorcd invaluable ac4us. To aJ lady toilet
By lis usc apr Lady Gentlemen can improve their per
sonal Appearance hunred fold. It Is simple In its
combination. N.ure herself Is simple yot unzurpas
cd In its efficacy in lruTing impurities FROM also heal
ing, coanAing and the skin and complexion
by s direct tho cucle Il draws rom II all ia
impurities kindly healing the same. and leaving tho
faco Nature utended Il should bocIcur. Goft smooth
and beautiful rrico 81, sent by Mail Erpreas onfe
ceipt OF IN order. by
". l. CLARK & CO., Chcinists,
No. 3 wcst FayoIto Street, syracuec, N. Y.
Tho only American Agents for tho salo Of tho same,
March 90 ig.l. .# 1y
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From Tho West.

OMAHA, August 9.--Tho Spotted Tails have
broken camp and passed across tho Platte joining
tho hostile Cheyennes. Settlers are fleeing for
protection TO tho North Platte stations. Tho
steamer antelope lies above Fort Benton riddled
with Indian bullots. a passenger on lilo steamer
Imperial was killed by Indians to-day. recent
fight in Now Mexico resulted in killing eleven md
capturing oight Indians.
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From North CnrOIiIiuI

WILMINGTON, August 9.-Thcro was n heavy rain
to-day, which greatly revived tho suffering vcgc-
tation.
Tho Sheriff mud Tx Collectors report uneS-
ampled difficulty in tho collection Of State and
County taxes. Some parties will refuse to pay
State taxes upon the ground that tho Government
has no pra,tical existence and believing shoriffs
will not be allowed to distrain property for nom
Daymunt of taxes.
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July 90

a5- BATCHELOR'S HAIR DYE.--THIS
SPLENDID HAIR DYE is tho best in tho world The
only true and perfect Dyc-harmlcss, reliable insan.
tancous. No disappointment. No ridiculous unts.
Natural Black Brown. Remedies tho i'll effects OF BAD
Dyes. Invigoracs tho hair. leaving II soft md beautiful
The gonuno 10 aligned William 4. Batehe'or. AL others
arc moro limitations, and should bo avoided Sold by nil
Druggists and Perhmers. Factory No. 81 Barcloy
street, Now York.
CO. BEWARE OF A COUNTERFEIT.
December 10 Ivy
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a6- NOTICE To RS.-CAPTAIHS
AND PILOTS wishing to anchor thcr vessels In Ashley
River arc requested moi TO do anywhere within direct
range OF Tho heads Of tho SAVANNAH RAILROAD
wHARYEs, on tho Charleston md 81. Andrews sdo CT
the Ashley River; by which prccauon contact with the
Submarine Telegraph Cable will DO avoided.
s. @. TURNER, II. II.
Harbor Masters ONCE Charleston, February 0. 1896.
February7
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rB- GENERAL AVERAGE rdcE,-C0S.
SICdEES per sclr l.. ". PRATT.
Hereby notified TIN, they will be rc, q, ,,.,, 49,,
Average Bond aud give lc requisite t,rt,,. ~
eeivnE their Goods. The Bontl is at .pr,, ns " n
HEHlor & Co., No. 81 Broad gtccl I'll, -. ~, vii,
commence diFchnrging cargo nj Kerrs irl o,, v,r,y
August lath. al doods rcuauinv ons,wbart a, sun.
set will be stored nj expense nIl ,isk ouers.
August 10 mr.
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Crops In Gcoruin.

SAVANNAH, August Crop reports from South
ern Georgia and Florida, say tho prospect is i'm
proving inily. Somo planters report that they
expect to mako tho largest crop known for tht
number Of acres planted. Tho caterpillar mp
pears in small numbors OH few plantations.
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Marine accident.

BALTIMORE, August 9.-The steamer lFtlson
ISraaa collidcd with tho steamer Nary Augnstd in
chesapeake Bay, near Poplar Island. Tho Small
sunk in thirty-tve minutes, loosinr three passci-
gers. The Mdry augusta was towo1 in, badly
damaged. The captains accuse each other of
cous;np the accident,
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Inc eminent naval architect, O,lyru Wu-
LIAM LANo. died Oh tho 2lst nj BIackhcsth,
Eng. Tho last ship, the cons,ru of which no
superintendent, was the ichhies, y next +, Iho
M'""'o~, was tho largest armon slip at tho
late naval rcHcw "
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Fran Havana.

New ORLEANS, August 9.-IIayana, August o.
The steamer NarDn, paying cablo, bas arrived.
abc started from Key Wost OH Saturday morning,
lo,.t twonty-ono and half miIos tlroo sizes
huov, I'd ends. Tho average rate OF paying out tho
cahio ia four miles an hour.
Tho I'm tied States men-of-war 7aaoma and
E,o,,nfoip a., ID tho Spanish men-oi-war San Fran
c;sco and do A siz, accompanied tho Narua, but nt
assistance was 7. 'qured. The Naroa begins opcr
atoms horo at 5P. ". sho will start for Koy wcs
Tomorrow.
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Domestic Markets.


.... NOON DISPATCH.
NEw YonK, August 9.-Flour !0a15c. hotter. for
old. Wheat 2a3o. betior. Corn dull and dropping;
steady. Cotton dull; MiddIing UPiandB, 28lc.
Freights quiot. Trrpontino advancing, Glaa62e.
Rosin quiet and steady No. l., IS 67a5 75 pale,
Gold, 14o Sterling, timo, 0i Sight, lo4; Coupon
Bonds OF ga, 114.
EVENING DispAToH,
StockB dull. Monoy 4a5 per cent. Gold 40}.
United states Rogstered bonds OF Co, 110a1l0i;
ISSUE 1857; OF IL, 1Oslaiosi; io40a rogisIsrod, 99
coupons, los; 7-30s first series, l68 others i07I.
Cotton ahado lowor; sales 1000 bales at 29a2sic
Fit.ur, State, 50 35aSll; Southern s11 1Oa$i5
Wheat, rcd Bouthon, So 3oa2 81. Corn dull aud
Proyisi,,rs generally firm and steady. Mess Porb
S2a i5. Groceries quiet and steady. Nayal Stores
unchanged but firm. Freigbts unchanged
BAIrIMone, August 9:-Cofee III fair demands
Common Rio, 9asl; Fair, foalo3; Primo, l2a121
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Washington, New

news.
WASHINGTON, August 9-SrANroS was not at tl,,
Cabinet to-day.
The Internal Rovcnuo receipts to-day amount t,
si3O,0OO.
Nothing new from tho Jury in the Sunnsrr case
Thoy sent q sealed document to Jutlco F1surD
tho contents of which have not tranHpircl.
motion has been made in tho Now York Cor
stitutional Convention looking 10 tho restoration
of gold ne nn exclusive tender, which was re-
Ferred.
Tho Commissioner of tho Land Office has con.
frtned the titlo OF the Rancho San NIieuelo tc
MoRRIc1As GoURaIEs, who clnims under Mexican
grant given previous to tho acquisition OF Caifor
mia by the United States.
1t appears from an official document, which will
be published tomorrow, that CHARLES A. Dup-
lam recently applied for pardon to tho President.
DURHAM is the same who tho assistant Attorney
doneral says has become notorious under tho
nafne OF SANDFoRD CoSorER. He was recently
convicted OF perjury in tho District of Columbia,
ana sent to tho Albany Penitentiary in accordance
with tho sentence Of tho Court his application
seems to bo prcdicated in part upon supposed
technical irregularities in tho constitution of tho
jury, anu is supported mainly on tho services
which he is alleged TO have rendered tho causo of
Justice IN hiding representing counsel in tho col
lection Of evidence, anu otherwise upon tc trial of
JOHN II. SunnATT for murder.
JAS III. ASHLEY who has been active in impeach
ling tho President addressed letter July 2nd to
Judge HOLT and tho Hon. A. G. RIDDLE. s,1rocs
Ting that CoNNovEn was clearly entitled 10 n mar
don and chclosing tho form of paper for that
purpose. MIR. RIDDLE, July %, addressed n
letterto tho President, stating that he was early
n April last retained to MD tho Government in
tho prosecution of JNo. 81. sURnArr, and tool;
tho general management of tho case Tho labor
and difficulties OF tho wore, ho says, great,
naa for @Sah saaabO 'ya9 ESo as 10
the facts and witnesses Of tho United States and
for tho history and facts. Although in Jail he
managed to keep informed of tho progress of the
case and from timo to timo communicated impor-
tant facts aud suggestions.
Il seemed to him that for his services in his be-
half the Government should make it's appreciation
|of them in a way not to bo mistaken. Judge HoLr
also wrote q letter to tho President urging Dur
HAN.
DURHAM, July &c. himself petitions tho President
flor pardon, and on the Goth ho wrote letter TO
him denying the alleged schemes Of ASHLEY and
Others to obtnin falso witnesses to associate the
Prcsi1c lent with DooTu in the assassination Of LIN
colin. Tho paper Of tho Assistant httorncy-Genc
ral gives other points OF interest, and is very long,
Up. M.-The Jury in tho SuRnxrr case have just
sent for Judge F1sIIER.
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u8-MESIoRIAI, AssOCIATION.--TII PIlESI-
DENT AND OFFICERS OF THE ASSOCIATION to
commemorate Tho Confederate dead, earnestly request
those persons who have paid their annual subscrip.
tonH TO do possible to tho Treasurer. Mrs.
HENRY wIGFALL, No 800 LAST by.
L. NJ. BLAA1YER.
July 20 Secretary pro tea
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a0-ORpIiaN HOUSE CE!hPEIi.-TIlE REV.
A. TooMIE PORTER. oithc church u. tho lioly Com.
l,ion (riscopal will perform Divine Service III this
Chapel 7o-HorJoW .ternoon l1tlI inst. q! O'Clock.
August 1D
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

On. CIRCULAR CiIURC HIN GUSSE-
QUENCE of ihn Temporary absence OF he Pastor teru
will be no Service In ti1 Church TooTyou. sabbath
School IN iic Morning. as usual.
Anrlat 10 l
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aB- ARTIFICIAL EYES-ARTIFICIAL IIU-
MAN EYES pade to order md inserted by Drs F.
BAUCH and p. doUGLEMANN formerly employed by
RolssosEAu. OF Ptsl. No. 800 broadway, Now York.
Aprll IL lyr
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DO. UNITARIAN CIIURCH.--DURING THE
nbscuco of Rev. THOMAS IIIlsSr SMITH, Religious
Services will bc Suspended until change Is announced
The concery will br1cicd every Sbbdth Morning. an'i
Afternoon August 10
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SPECIAL NOTES.

Eo- CoaSIGNEEs' NOTICE.-E SNIP r.
G. WINTHROP, fivn Liverpool has b, ,,,oro,, ,,,,,ar
tho i've Days Act. and her ca,uo ho ,,r,ca =,
DoYcE CO.'S Noru, Wharf Goo,ls r,,r,,;,,n, vii.
no sen. to- Custom House stores. val
August 10 3 ,,
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VOLUME IV......NO. 6
TELEGRAPHIC.
Our Cable Dispatches


LONDON, August 9.-Thc government is abou
dispatchinS largo body Of troops to Canada, L
repel tho Fenian invasion.
Tho Lords rejected Tho bill abolislIls c!iurcl
rates by = largo majority.
Tho French forces havo occupied three province.
Of Cochin China
torriilc railroad accident took place at BRAY
head, Ireland. Tho express train from Dublin rol
Wicklow run of the track, and eight paasrnrcl
coaches we're prcciptcd from prccpiro into thu
sea. Only ono person in the whole Train cscapr,l.
Inc RUSSIAN loan is being rapidly taken al Paris
Ilc commons have refused concurrence with
tho Lords amendments to The Reform Bill.
1r"oaJo'c won tho biennial Brighton stakes :
Rofc,ip won tho cup stakes.
Iho French squadron brought from Cantla 1900
christian refugees, mostly women, children, and
Old men; placed them in place of safety.
Irussia's receipts exceed her expenditures, and
additional taxes will bc unnecessary.
LIVERPOOL, August 9-Noon.--C Cotton ouic, and
steady; salcs 10000 bales; AIiddling Upamls
lo4d.; Orleans, 10sd Gales of the week 600 ba!cs
whereof O00O werc for export and 1000 for spccu-
lation; stock np port 7Oi,OOO, whereof 339 200 aro
American. Weather favorable for tho crops.
Brcadstufls easier though quotations aro I'M
changed. Provisions and produce quiet and
steady.
LONDON, August D -Noon.--ConsolB 9il; Bonds
73a.
LONDON, August % p. M.-Donta 73I.
LIVERPOOL, August 9-a p. M.-IIrcndt;fr,
hrmcr Cotton unchanged.
LONDON, August 9-Erenng. -Cousols y4I;
Bonds 73I.
LIVERPOOL, August 9-Evcnng.- Cotton firncr:
quotations unchanged; sales 10000 bales Man
chester reports moro favorable.
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SPECIAL RoTlCES.

Uu-ESrSTE NOTICE.-AiI. PERSONS HAY.
ING claims against the Estate Of tho late j. lfENDElt-
son NENTH wii, present them, duly ntS-i"i, and oil
persons indebted: Thereto will make payment to
HARRIET u. BENTE,
Qualified EIrculrx.
Ro:krillc, Autust Ri, 1867. ~ August 10
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nra.,nn Intalligoncc.

New YonK, August 9-The baE@ cenuegos,
from Cionfuegos, brought the crow OF tho British
ship Phdola, abandoned at aea.
A dispatch from Fort Hamilton says that tho
steamer Emily D. Soudcr, for Charleston, is ashore
on the west bank. sho went ashore OF ebb tide,
with wind southeast sho refused tho assistance
OF q pilot,
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-08-10

Tho Jowish women wore onco punished for
adorina false cali. Lot tho womoE OF this CO un-
t1y take warming, q! !, b,