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Administrator,s SAD.

ID k~i Ant fn a. i.cense irof1 ere Hon. OBJ l.
u Ja-gr nt Probate c. th- Csurfs 81 Osf.fI -.
ihe rat,rsignel. Aariinisfrafor .f fh~ esfsf- q
John D. No.. itfe Of H-fhei. H-rr1ard. siU ssiI
10 fafiac arrfiau. 90 Tarsisy. D--e1i1~r 2t.h
ir-t-. af m iafr fesi.l~acr n safi Mr.na 40 10
o'r..ck A. ". fhe ffiosinV a--rrit-~f P-fs.etf
FfaprIfg a~iaoEiag t1 said estate. ri, ~ifs Abast
ira. q by, ! aagaa. sirlgh. sne farm va
gpa. hry- rlftrr. p.as. chaia. ant other
tirali1- tnl-. ts,~fh~f vuh e. 90 or Crrp~nt~r's
t'f'.s ! o. ani lr.iifug. al otarr haus-hoid
art'-'r-. Aiso I hrawu snare. . csiF,s. an4 q
snail q.rsaf.fv oi pine iuut--r
r. O.. WuEELEE. AJu,inistratar.
hfilfi- dee ?, l-os- dsrI1
THs - ssvr Norcr. That ia de- 49,
ord tfr 90 n~-errher. 4 -. 1857 n -arrsnt
la faasrurers VS. tss,irf sr.inst tle ssfste of
tro. W Nfu BAH. of flfts. tH Cd Comfy af o.
iprt. anf ~fffr "a Msil-. eh1 has ben siiit--I
.~nkrurf ai be- 90 lefifians that rhe pstulrat
~ 49, rr.ts as triNerF al anr rfrrrrfs o. blrg-
ing o. rarh iirkrurf. f1 hin OF 60 D. A.. s.e. "a
the irna--f RI anF property by BIN srr iarbil eu
- las taaf -nesfsar 81 che crr.iiiars - che
49, iiaArHpf. ia prove fheit t-bfs AL f1 chao.e
one 30 more r.srrr-cs 81 be estate. .fH b. hrtl
sf q 'a.frt - Esrkrupfry. fs o. haifra 80 Pee.
t-tsrr -~fh W.. Herfsfef. a. r Er.irfh T-rsfsv
~ Jsrrfrf ~ f~6-. at to- 1'rtsrt A 81 sf
thr aalcr oi Gep. 4. ~ f-1.
CHNRLES CLARK.
v Marshai. as No.. Di.f. 81 we
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SPeeieI Notices.


IT, Ees. ElW AEn a. WILSON $50 senI FRYE
nf 0tsrEf fna s aa lrs.re fr. fne arfsr .r1l Ill
NJ tfr bee 60 ma ar ed ..lur f.r .lrla rrra-
49, =. SIC. ar 80 rlrrf ri faug arrrf 20 ga
tnat dfFal 4. erasr tnarrrrrflHu. az onIr cfIrrl
Is O. .fH..f o. .trI 81 D. nrrH saFrs faf.rer
-. Hf N..f rrsrr ....I. n ...sf .Nsr. r.f.
lar aal l.aT rrslr a.rse..r Ilrarr aIa-res
Ers flfA hEf a WILSON
- lrs solft -er.rf -frr.f FV nIaa1stlrFr Nes
narE
uELMnuLu-- fKTEkfT EI CITI gives hsarii
49, airrr ta tte frrr~ srf tf fn rrr Iafiif efrfE
lsTtiIfF ~ ar-aHlIartr1 ~ rlaur afaFaaInE sTnra
tlaus so ffeaf rr IT, 81 Ifrs g. c1nslnaIr
tans irsaaiff b. - 30. llic Go eusar.
SHATTERED CpN-rfrf rluN- rESrOrIU
o. uElulHfu.s ENrrtDr frrrr
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For Sale i'm BuckiieId Village

TI'HE DESIRABLE HOUSE AND LOT.
II SO a-clpie. ~ y. :. iiariv. Thr h.use
b. ] , storic-. thproafAk fnish-d issife aad
otf. aa tlstiI - un.arras-sl ~ thsf W Is-r
iring orllrti -ni rctfret TIE o. D. "a acres,
osuiiag 20 rots ptrsiiei -lh th- rad 49, e. aic-
81 of hErag s.sf~r. rasi fsi-h~f crltsr. stsbie.
sut uihrf rs,lui-iie ouf i-li'dtsgs.
thfs frursrfF ~ cnaa.uezrt rseli ~ ang per
80 NJ o. 10 sfut oi pkssa~t sud cnra tsffaili-
hanne Toe ~hair - sa iheruugh rrusir. Al
p saii sl harglfa, aat % rcssoasti- irrla-.
assr-stsa glvru rarlrirffrfriv.
70 isri.s-r psrticuinrs iusIaire Of =. :. HAEnr,
- ~ pIs.1Ises- E.rlg
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Dr \. Joh1.oa. in an extensive practice
of over twrnfy wears. ,ryerted ana used
Johnsou's Ancit1r fl1incrt 10 has nau
Been iu use more fhag forty years. asI has
ctihhii'lri a repzia,.9n ulsarpatscI hy
otLrr uc.lcinr.
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TIE VI. :. Socists receniiy organirsd 81
thc ladies' Of The I niversai.st Societv .ofthls
placc. gave ne 6rst Of their proposed week
D. fromsnaic Conccrts. Al Coascrt Hau.
on Tharsiay evening OF isst uesk. IA con
sis'ed % proneaades. waliriug. sud other
oivl amascments; akhosgh the society has
existed more THAI a week. ihe ladies' (ai.
r1t.ie Ar'a) have net yea diTulsed tie
pa-ticular s-uidcaacc % M. s. but al
Who ~crc prcscn; en- As; Thurslas even.
ing-and thss wrre not fc~-axrced that
Migay Sensibie- ~oail b. a warranted
'ransiai'on. Hereafter th~y ~ 100 give prom
enadc conccris. on Wednesday cvsnin-
Of each seek. u,sh ,haags % programmes
each evening
TIE energetic proprietor 81 the Ein
House. has completed be ue- billiard hau ,
making q cansii@rabie sddnion % his a.
ready commoJioas house.
The ne- bant baiilin- - up ard boarded
AL ~in D. rcaiy for oocapaacy. il 80
~eet'.-Jaek Pros; rcrniiiing. Il Is 20
b snisLel Boz arsi class srsis. The Bank
Is no- dong a good business.
Tie -orsmen pa tae iac;ory Of c. c.
Saslerou.N Tsnncly % Mcs,rs Denisou &
Hose. arc nos aroascl bal iLe unornia- By
tbs sbrin noise oi steam shisile.
TIE Young Mcn's Christian Association
are soou 90 have rooms over Benson Has,
kin's Stoe Store. The al Taancry has
bccn greatly imra Owed. large iarnaoc has
been AIDED Or tle pufpsse % burning
tai. I, is uo- one of thc most extensive
Iarnerics in thc c'1ufry.
There al o. prauaiir Ertcr,ainucnt
a. Norway. on Taeslsy cveaius neat. A.
Corcert Han. az wbich The Drama. entitled
''nrraois ci nr!asi,n. ~ ard thc Farcs cnti.
iled De- The Mamras. si- be- pcff1ru,el.
Beat q Gordon. have secured the scr.
siors of Ms. ]. e.. Ch4schlu. a Erss class
tabor. and O. al sPpearaaecs are doing
tne business Il
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PORTLAND AND NEW YORK
sTEAMSIIIP COMPANY.
sEsI-wEEKLY LINE

FINUE splendid 90 flsf -feamshfps pfkiGO.
rsaf ~ lgfrr~sof. sod fkANCDNIA
Tsps "a ". SHsas0 or. uil anfil farihsr 90
t.re rrn as Eloua
T.rsre Gat's Wh1rf. Portisnf. every Wed.
.~rfsy az ~afsrdag. 90 o'ciofkf. N. aaf
Pc g.. Last Hfref. trf "a Mafkrf Ffroef Ncs
Nork .errrF Wrlars ..4f OFT -sf.fifr. af osek
~
Ihsse vessels are f-ic.. ~ vtth Ca sccoaods-
ltnas af paced grrs alak 90 thls TIE uaosf sraf
sl.e anf Comfortable routc ~ trsvslei befw~sn
Nea hark sd Maiue. fsssa1e. rih -tafs
i-lsns. $500. Cs5ia p-tsssge. si.oo. MeassH-
ira.
Goods farurardri br fbis i.ae e. aat frou Nea-
irsai. "a afl--r Haursr. Haft. fagusta tsstpoft
I'D 81 iata.
Sinner ss-~ r.s-.srefta ssad their Frsigkfta
,hs -,esaser 81 ssfly ss 3 q ~. oa ihs tsy thss
fhss Ie.rr r1uisaf.
So Frrfrtf ~ faasn a. arrlf f1
EMEEN fDN Gah's "a kaff. Pos fisalf.
-. ANS. Pcs q, Essf Riref, = Y.
parfaa 49, 81 Isl
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TIE Way 10 WEArrH-

NaT onlg 49, yea war+ o. sur- anf cf..,s- st-
nrst anf a,ote Ell ft'ar-. 80 uo unuao'.s.--.
fof Arcii AL tar sil'irrafri -1-,rraals sf SAL.
rnf-' in a. mar.sf. sl- arr .l.r Poison r,i.,s
~s-rrs'as 81 r--,r-t.r Glrr sal -ao..s.ar. ,siibr
sro,rs eTrrgsaers. .a f-aa-l .s-kar-.. Gan rsirat
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Turner'S Tao DoaloarcaT or Universal
N-uraigtn PHI

u g sflf. c-rtsla arl speedy care far Nenrafrla
ar a. NrrFuas ilssasFs. H. srFrrFsf rasrs arr
cpnni lrfflY art frrlraarnif clrri fa a very shuIt
tillf Vera ID ir 90 far had Is urfrrlV Ian
isllItn r. 80 hnurs. 81 form 81 Nrrrols Itsrns-
80 sfants ~ mage ilalrurs. &c - uuruali.
I'D aTfrus a. "a nanF r1alaraf ulfsi-..us ff cou.
iaanf atllag Iu afrlf o. tar asf trI.eafr srsfrri
~o.l even slrrs. ~frf or .rt nf or ari a.
l.etarr -farnps. ~ HNfE CO.. f1H Trennouf %
hlstln MAJ, ff1rrietors- Boston = aiy =. 49,
HELMHpLD, FLIlD EArEACT BUCuU Do
p-asanf I1 tat anf oinr. tree frola az lularlaus
gr1fsrrt4rr. sll l-lrsr '.a-r Ia Ifsa-tInu.
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Never intaIgc n tac in1r,iinatc use 90
medicine. lt is Important O. take even q
cool ucd.cioc jadic.olsly. Parsons' Par
gAiite Fl.s arr SAFE. prompt and reliable.
All Tree from al drl-tc-.oe. .sb.san-r..
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Wo4h sou have uat-r in che wasb-iub
seen a. so.i as fresh i.vt from th- skies
caushf ia aiaba,irr b5uis Usc iLea tbc
SrEas EEESEo soar. The p1rest csem-
seals. ihc s-cetcst fats. an thc highest sail
Of m1n4fartlre are c5mflncI .n Co.
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several am.'iss u'th pare ~Aior.
rgAGsiI,nl % 20 psro- "a, order
81 uran tho estate ofB. ". Bryant. late
oi Piris. deceased az ihe last term oi Pro-
baie Court CREDITOR ca1 fccicve this
psrcentarc ~ eaiiing a. thc Probate OE-e.
TIM. Lynch. Of che la Coasrcssional
Disirict. has introduced bIi O. provide
Tor BE graiaai rcsumPuon Of specie paw
rnsnts. tom ani AFTER the isi Jay ol March.
isb-- u 81 sabstalf.aiiy OBJ, bll sLich as
oferui by NJ Lynch 40 the last SESSION.
ard Ike thai j. accompanied ~ = bu %
prcvcnl un4ae cKFansions anI contra-tious
Of the currnry
30 D. y y Shartlef. lem,crit. as
elected Mavor % Boston. on Monasy. re-
osiyins -..s1 votes agains, $50 Or O.i,
Norrro.s. present incumbent. republican.
Ciariesfoun. LINN. L1seii. a1i IS 5rcester.
elected Erp4,h-an Masors. Nc-baryp1ri.
-i,h 'he az oi che =. l. L.. elected q
democrai. ani ia every Gaze. ihe +. l.. Is.
matted 9Th the demo-rats.
LrsnrarSe. The Ban-er Wig save.
90 the rcl1hs-ot astrrs. as eel a. on the
Keunrtec. al far a. o. can learn. fhe cat q
io.s - probably t- n1. more tiaa once
bsfto tuo-thi-.ls ri. large a. that q ia.t
wi-fer and 90 suprpse fhe sane may De-
truc ol iis vh8ie rambcr.Hg poriioa Of tie
STATE Tls wiz bring tle sapp'y oi ilm-
Der next year r-rhap- heior che iemnnd.
Although thc amount of logs icE over j.
nacL hrger tha1 aflal.
~ Winter go OBJ in earnest. on Sliu--
diy last TIE hcrnomeier reached i6
degree t.i1r fero. ia cvp's-l places on
Moniav. al nnreI from Dob to ig tay-
who're. d. Baaro- Be- vit l3Tn t1 i-
Iaere 81 be Luie sr.u. lat ighs ron
very yell. Care sh1aH be tatea ~ tie
fire.. ior DE- stoves haze t1 be h-atsI t1
d. uimosi. aai ths fses nav no, be ,are
If~r1l hr terrible fo he termed .at .-t1
,he eoI fh.ss -iatfy n.git by 6re.
rF-ou uesr.aleni from B1-kfed.
writes tlit RI ulr by fie zane of Th9ms.
ateur.si ,1 r4ke ilss ia tbs B.ekfriI
Ilou,e. lt.i ucct. AL .irl,k Capt Liver.
more. fhe lrrI'.-l. several times ilt OIL.
Cap being Be on i.. defence. soon sst-
lied Oh, rlas. arI biaisI L.a over O.
St..re lrr.e.
~ Tle',t.r. r.e tr1 til.- aseni q
Ncr ~tlrsr. uls e.nri...I Il.f SEEK be-
frc J..fcc Allen. oia tio',f.an ol c.
EI.or au. ard sai senisaeel fo fiy a Che
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Special Notices.

HELMBJLD'S FLUID EXTRACT
BUGnU
- rrrfaln e1re frr tissasrs nffhs
nr.hIlIl NJ. hfnNENS. fsnaNEI IsEnTsY ng.
eANtt AEAhNl~S. fl.M AfE COMPLAINTS.
oANttAL DEBILITY.
81 ..I ..sfasrs offHe
tglNAEr oEsAN~
So. ..r talsflrEin
MALE uE FEMArE
ila-i aaatFfFr clas-orI 4 raflnE srd b. uaffrr ~
How fNNE -fANnfNf..
ID -fasfa 20 faFsr orEa1s rfsIlirs thr 81 : a..
arritr li 30 trratuenf A. sahnlitfei FL. tansur.r
t.Al nr IueanffF nay rlsur. fHlr flrs. nnI n..l1
ar 80 ForffI fr.r1 fhrsf srarrrs. arf fts
HEALTH AND HArFINf-S
80
IT, ~ fesirrtiT deIenfs upon prour, lse ofa rc.
Ilaa.r rFrnrlF.
uELM 8pLu'- EXTRACT EUCuT.
htia-iislif a us -ar.ls of 81. year.. r-rsarr.i ~
II. T. HELhBOLO,
nki Haa~r
so NruaiEar Neu Yea aud
- ~'aia iela street. rhllairiphla. Pa
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4 y APPRENTICE BOY. ai-ost n year. %.
~ ia tsra the Tait1r's rrade- Agpy D.
tei3-u ID. N. YOUNG. Nor1av.
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WASHINGTON.
Roll Of Honor No. 11-SurFsy of
Lands-British Squadron Illuml-
nation.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 23.-The busi-
ness which occupied the attention of
Sir Frederick Bruce just before leav-
the claims Of the United States against
Great Britain relating to the rebel
depredations, and questions growing
out of the Fenian movement, and in
volving the condition of prisoners in
the hands OF Her Majesty's Govern
ment.
The Quartermaster General has
published the Roll of Honor, No. IL,
containing the names of soldiers who
died in defense of the American
Union, inferred in the National
Cemeteries at Chattanooga, Stone
River and Knoxville.
Commissioner Wilson, of the Gen
eral Land Office, has received the
final returns of the survey of the
Great and Little Usage Indian lands
ceded in trust to the United States,
lying east of the Arkansas River.
The Navy Department received a
lengthy dispatch from Admiral Far
ragut giving an account of the visit to
the Russisn iron clad feet in Trong-
sund Roads by his squadron August
Both. Great honors were paid our
vessels and officers. The Russian
signal order of the day contains under
the signal flag the inscription, both
in the English and Russian language,
these words, " Let us remember the
glorious example of Farragut and his
followers at New Orleans and Mo-
bile"
In the evening every vessel in the
Russian squadron was brightly illum-
mated Farragut inspected the Rus
sian fleet the next day, and on the af-
ternoon of the 1st of September,
amidst salutes and cheerings from
both squadrons, sailed for Stockholm,
where he arrived on the 3rd of Sep
tember.
Late Assistant Nory Fox has pre-
sented, through the State Depart
ment, to the Library of the Smith
sonian Institute a valuable assort-
ment of books, given him by the En-
peror during his visit to Russia.
Some of them are extremely valua-
BILE, but only few of them were per-
sonally presented to Mr.. Fox by the
Emperor, and they are retained By
him under authority of a Congress
sional resolution. The donation en-
braces 169 volumes
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Belts refused the application from
the Kentucky Bourbon Company to
have their property placed in bond
upon furnishing ample security TO
abide the issue of the prosecution. a
The money reported lost by the
Merchants q MON Express Company,
has been recovered. 1t is said the
messenger who removed the money is
insane This morning he wrote
note to the agent of the company de-
string an interview. The latter found
him at his hotel laboring under great
excitement of mind. He freely ac-
knowledged what he had done, and
voluntarily returned the money taken
which is said to be only $4,000.
: The Commercial says Wonomaker
& Brown, extensive clothing mer-
chants of Philadelphia, failed, for
$250,000.
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New YORK, September 23.-The
receipts of the Board of Excise for
licenses this year was $11 ,652, 900.
Carson W. Clarke, a well known
actor, died suddenly Of heart disease
on Sunday.
r. G. Horton, editor of the Day
Book, died to-day of congestion Of
the lungs.
The colored citizens of New York
and Brooklyn celebrated the anniver-
sary of the Emancipation Proclama-
ton to-day. There was a grand pa
rade of colored troops and loyal
leagues.
The examination of the case of
Calicutt and others. charged with
having defrauded the Government out
of some $4,000 worth of whisky,
commenced to-day.
The tenth anniversary of the Full
ton Street Prayer Meeting was cele-
brated to-day.
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Disastrous Fire-Great Destruction
OF Property.

WHEELING, w. Va, September %.
"A disastrous fire occurred this
morning, at o'clock A. NJ, resulting
aid & Mitchels livery stables, togeth.
er with about thirty horses and all
the carriages and buggies in the es-
tablishment. The horses, wagons, &C.,
of the Adams Express Company, and
many valuable rigs owned by private
parties were consumed. A portion of
Beck's Brewery adjoining the stables
was also burned One man is report
ed badly injured. Loss very heavy,
but partially insured.
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BooTHs ON FAIR GRoUND.-OD
Saturday, September 28th, 1867, at 2
o'clock P. NJ, [ will rent to the highest
bidders the booths on the Fair
Ground. No. spirituous liquors to be
sold on the ground. Sale to be at the
store of Hornbrook & Co. Terms,
cash at sale. p. HoRNBRooK,
Treas. Indiana s. w. Ag. Society.
Union 1t-Courier I'd sept24
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HH- Dave Anderson has returned,
and is now opening one of the best
selected stock of goods ever brought
to this city. Give him your measure,
and he will make you one of the nice
suits for which he is so famous. No.
8, Chandler's Block, up stairs. 19-1w
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Bay If you want to get any Cloth
ing made, | would advise you to go to
III. & B. Ahlering's, No. 36 Main
Street, as they are now receiving and
opening big stock of Cloths, Cassi-
meres, Vestings, &C., which has been
carefully selected and bought at low
figures; so they cannot be beaten in
regard to price and fit. sell diff
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Watchmah Murdered-SafeR Robbery.

KINGSTON, CANADA, Sept 23.-On
Sunday morning the watchman of
Morton's Brewery and Distillery,
named Driscail, was murdered by
party of ruffians. The safe belonging
to the establishment was afterwards
broke open and about 81, 800 stolen.
The murderers were traced to Water
loo, New York, where three Of them
were arrested.
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sR-A meeting is requested at the
Court House, on Saturday, the 20th
of September, at 2 o'clock PM, for
the purpose of forming Horticul-
tural and Pathological Society" All
interested in the cultivation of fruit,
.taoaoers, and vegetables are requested
to attend. Tit
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all the Southern elections should
take place on the same day, though
both are of the opinion that they
have no control over the matter. it
being left entirely TO the district
commanders.
The World says Sickles has form
ally applied for court of inquiry, and
Grant endorses the application.
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B9- Autumn is again upon us, and
soon the winter will grasp US in it's
frigid embrace. Beware, ye rheu-
matics and consumptives! Mishler's
Celebrated Herb Bitters is a specific
remedy. For sale at No. Second
Street; also by druggi is.
A-2 ID. GETZ, Agent.
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STORE FOR RENT. A splendid
store, No. rs Main Street, now occu-
pied by Cook & Healy. Inquire of
au27 Cook & HEALY.
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PRESENT Your CLAfMs.-All per-
sons having claims against the Sam.
Orr for charges, collections, &c, while
she was in the packet trade in place of
the Mayfower, will present the same
to Guy Vinyard at the Office of the
Mary Erwin for payment. sez3-d2t
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ITALY.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Sheridan to Leave Washington on
Wednesday-Death OF U. Colby,
Register u. s. Treasury.

CHARLESTON, S. c., Sept. 23.-Ac-
counts received from Edisto and other
Sea Island points, say that the third
brood of caterpillars have appeared
and are destroying the crops with
great rapidity, and 1t is feared that the
Sea Island crop viii be an almost
total failure. ,es4a--zs--@
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HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AT AUC-
TIoN-On Wednesday, October I'd, at
9 A. NJ, at my residence on First be-
tween Elm and Pine Streets.
w. G. FULLERTON.
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New York, Sept. 23.-E. G. Gill
lette, Merchants Union Express
messenger, in charge of the Company's
Montreal car, which left Albany Sat-
urday night for this city, is missing.
together with the money and valua-
bles estimated at $4,000.
The Heraid's City of Mexico dis
patch of September 9TH says: The
remains OF Maximilian arrived here
from Queretaro. Notwithstanding
the difficulties placed in Admiral
Tegehof7s way, there is every proba-
bility that the remains will be deliv-
cred to the envoy of the Austrian
Imperial house.
The Heratd's special from Geneva,
September 9th, says: To-day Carl
baldi delivered speech on the Peace
Congress, declaring himself lover
of peace, but desiring in the first in
stance the destruction of the Papacy
and the dethronement of all tyrants.
The Times has special giving the
resolutions adopted at the Democratic
Conservative meeting at Bladensburg
on Saturday. The resolutions laud
Andrew johnson for his PATRIOTS m
and purity regarding reconstruction,
applauding In the highest degree his
action in removing Stanton, who was
an open and avowed enemy of recon
struction and opposed to all constitu
tional liberty; also, thanking the
President for removing those military
commanders at the South who had
grossly abused their power.
The Herald's City of Mexico COR
respondence says: The palace was to
he Tod an ho 1efh onA tho
day generally celebrated. All the
use. Telegraph from Jalappa to the
principal capitals will be opened in
October. Three trains leave Vera
CRUZ daily for the interior. Juarez
issued decree committing confsca-
ton by officers; Charges are made
against Mejia, the present Minister of
goes of corn to the French during the
war. Escloutz's printing house has
been confiscated. Three Impe rial
papers have been printed there.
The Times Washington special says
yellow fever Black burn, who return
ed to the United States after the
issue of the last amnesty proclama-
ton, has gone to New Orleans. The
Soldiers Union, it is said, threaten to
prosecute him for his alleged conspi
racy to murder their friends by send
ing infected clothing to them during
the war.
1t is learned from a we'll informed
source that the British Government
will not, at present, appoint a shcces
sor to Sir Frederick Bruce. The
duties of the Legation will be per
for med by the first Secretary, Franci:
Cloveford.
The Tribune's special says it is un
aerstood that Gen. Mower will post
pone the elections in Louisiana unit
the first Monday in November, owing
to the yellow fever.
1t is also understood that Genera
Grant agrees with the President tina
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