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Darling, Mrs II Shumnn, Mrs 4 Frcar, Mrs
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Mrs August Belmont, Mrs W Aspnwall,
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From Washin ~ton,

WAsHINGToN, July Wcichman's
evidence in the Surra't case has been
concluded. The following occurred du-
ing the ross.eXamination
Witness remembered remark made
at table the morning after the assassi
nation, "The death Of Lincoln was moth.
ing more than the death Of niggcr in
the army"
Question. Who said that.
Answer. Anna Surratt.
@. Did you tell that at the assassina-
ton trial
A. did not.
@. Why did you pot?
a.. Because | had too much sympa
thy for the poor girl.
Q. Why do you tell it now then?
A. Because you drew it out Of me
and because I have been hunted down
and pcrsccutcd fol the last two years, on
account Of these people.
DIR. Mcmillan, tho Surgeon of the
ship on which Surratt escaped from Can.
ada, was then put upon the stand Hc
said that Sulratt expressed fears Of tho
detectives and made marvellous state
mcnts Of trips to Richmond, and othor
incidents, but so far there is nothing
duplicating him with the assassination.
McMillians testimony IS not conclud-
cd.
Grccly has been before the judiciary
Committee and has left for home. It is
stated that his testimony did not
strengthen the impeachment.
Internal revenue to-day $2,024,000
Judge Wayne Of the Supreme Court
is very sick.
PORTSMOUTH. July 1.-Rcar Admir-
able George Il. Pearson, died hero TO.
day, aged 6S.
SAN FRANoIsco, juno 30.-The Mo
tana sailel to-day with $l,272,0 o.
which $l,l5S, 900 IS for New York.
The Indian dcprcdatons in Idaho
continue.
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STILL NEARER Draws THE TINE
The Maine Democratic State Convcn-
tion
Resolved, That the United States
bonds ought to be taxed +; that..tho cx-
cmption from taxation Of about ono
third part of the entire wealth Of the
country in the Shape of Government
securities, is an outrage Upon the
rights of tho people that it is in vio-
lation of every principle of justice I;
aud hostile to the welfare Of the coun-
try that it is subvcrsivo Of the very
foundation principles of our Govern
mcnt as established by our fathers /;
it tends to foster and protect the rich
capitalists and bond-holdcrs at the cx-
pcnsc of tho laboring class, casting the
heavy burden Of taxation from the fa-
vorcd and protected few upon the
back of tho unprotected poor man,
whose life and strength arc being con-
stantly exhausted to pay tho deficit in
taxes resulting from this injustice.
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Local Items.
An Appeal.


In every wcll-rcgulatcd Printing
Oillcc, the Editor, proprictors and
Compositors, all eat and pay taxes.
70 secure those necessities, they toll
and labor day after day. We have
done the latter, in this Office, but we
have sorely failed in the former. The
taX-collcctor was here on last Thrus-
day, and we could not all raise money
enough to pay the heavy taxes we have
to shoulder. We are compelled to
impose upon our marlictmcn, because
we arc obliged to cat up their meat
before it is paid for. eve speak that
''wc do know" and we feel sadly what
we speak.
The Indebtedness Of our patrons is
not, individually, large; but the ag-
grcgatc help its collection would now
afford lis is so.
We.aproal plainly; We hope VIC do 50
to the able and willing.
Will those indebted to this Office
please call and settle, as VIC are oblycd
TO have money.
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Sumner introduced somo characteristic
bills and after appointing committee
to wait or the President, the Senate
adjourned till Friday.
In the House, l3O answered. The
Speaker announced that the first busi
ness was to swear in new membcrs.--
Tho Kentucky delegation approached
the Speakers Stand, when Scncnk rose
to n point Of order. lie had in his pos
session tho protest of Samuel Mckee
against j ohm Young Brown being adj
mittcd, and ailidavits that he had re.
sisted the rebellion. Eldridgc said he
had made similar protest against Stokes,
when the Speaker decided the proceed.
lngs could not be interrupted said he
hoped the same ruling would prevail
now as heretofore. The Speaker SAID.
"Gcntlcmcn must have misunderstood. "
The Clerk then produced the protests
and anidavits. Logan presented sim
liar protest against Trimblc. Bona,nn
presented one against Knott.
Mr.. Logan offered the following :
"Whcreas, there is good reason TO be.
llcvc that in the election recently held
in the State Of Kentucky to the For.
ticth Congress, Tho legal and local voters
IN the several districts of the said State
have been ovcrawcd and prevented from
a true expression Of their will and choice
at the polls by those who have sympa-
thlzcd with, or actually participated in,
the late rebellion, and that such elections
were carried by the votes Of such dis
loyal and returned rebels and whereas
it is alleged that several orthc Repre-.
Scn3atves elected from that State are
dsloyal, Therefore
Resolccd, That the credentials Of all
tho members elect from the State of
Kentucky shall be referred to the Com
mittcc on Elections, TO report at as early
a day as practicable, and that, pending
the report Of the said committee, none
Of said members shall be allowed to
take the oath Of Office and admitted to
seats rs such.
After a long debate, and excepting
Adams, representative Of the 7!h Dis.
trict, from the action Of the resolution,
it was passed, thus killing eight Demo-
cratic votes.
A. Committee Of nine were appointed
to consider what further legislation is
necessary Oh rcconstrucion
The House then adjourned to Fri.
day.
In the Surratt trial, Charles Wood,
barber testified that he shaved Surrat
here on tho day before the assassina-
ton. Frank w. l[caton testified Of
having seen n person looking like the
prisoner in front Of the theatre on the
night OF the assassination. II. b. Rhodes
trs,'ics Of having seen the prisoner at
the theatre during the day Of tho assas.
sination
The Internal Revenue receipts to. day
aMomtio Sl,500,000.
Associate Justice Wayne is sink.
ing.
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Southern News,

MOBILE, July l.-Fivo freedmen
have been appointed on the police, and
wero sworn i'll by Mayor llo,ton this
noruing.
New ORLEANS, July 1.-The steam.
or Dewey, with the 2Sth cavalry, arri.
we'd yesterday from lndianoo with ycl.
low fever. Five died at St. Charles last
night. Only one new case is report
ed.
We like to be liberal, and therefore
give the version Of the above despatch
as found in another exchange c.-ED.
News.
NEw ORLEANS, July LIT Dewey.
of the 2Sth cavalry, arrived from lndi-
ana, with yellow fever, and died at the
st. Charles last night. The only new
case reported.
The terms OF Shcridan's order extend
ing registration indefinitely excite prct-
ty severe editorial comment from the
Picnyunc. The same paper concludes
a culogy on Maximilian rs follows: ::
"But if as an Independent and self gov
crning power Mexico has one friend left
among civilized nations, we cannot con-
ccivc which it is. The very name of
Mexico must he obhtcratcd from The roll
Of nations, and its Indians, like Canaan.
ch.s and Seminolcs, be driven to their
holes i'll the mountains, there to perish
out of the earth, if we mistake not the
feeling of tho American and every other
people.
The Times says that the receipts Of
the City Treasury average 100000 per
dav.
RIcHMoND, Juno 1.-The first lot Of
new wheat was received here to-day.
A large meeting was held to night, and
addressed by prominent c;t;z,ns. All
were urged to register and assured that
their rights are not affected by the Alex
andria constitution The remains OF
General \. Z. Hill were brought to the
city to-day and inferred in Hollywood
Cemetery.
SAvANNAH, July SO whites and
q colorcd registered to-day.
WASHINGTON, July g. Speaker Col
fax of The House. and Ben Wade, prcsi.
dent pro. tenn. Of the Senate, have arri.
we'd
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H'DQUARTERs, 2D MILITARY DIV,

Chnr1cs1On, s. C., May 13, 1867.
The excellent purpose you have in view
cannot be too much commended. Tho lin
crality Of tho Government of the United
States, md the muniicicnt contributions
already mndc for the relief Of the wido-
spread dcstitution in tho States. leaves
great numbers mprovidcd with food and
clothing. And until an abundant harvest
enables the people here to do more for them
selves, trust tho ever generous and pros .
porous committees Of tho North will con-
tinnc their noble gifts to this impoverished
and afflicted population. With my best
wishes for the success Of your undertaking,
remain, Madam, very respectfully,
DANIEL Il. SICKLES,
Commanding I'd Military District:
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Commanding I'd Military District!
COLUMBIA. 8. c.. Nav 10. 1867

OVhUMUIN, D. q, I'IHy TO, IoOI'
Pcrmit me not only to give you tho nssur.
ancc of my poor help in this your generous
cndcavor to relieve our impoverished and
unhappy people, but to express to you in
their behalf, that gratitude which is 50 emil
ncntly your duo for The generous sympathy
manifested by your organization for those
among us in distress. Wishing you God
speed in your noble work, am, Madam,
very respectfully, your obcdicnt servant,
JAMES l.. ORR,
Governor South Carolina.
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The enormous prices occasionally rcali.
zcd III England at the sale OF rare books
were recently cast III tho shade ut on auc.
ton OF drawings, c'chings ana cngravings,
where the finest known copy oil Kcmbrants
"linndrcd Gnilder Piece" "Chrst llealing
the Sick one OF tho on'y c'ght impress
Slons known TO exist OF tins picture III the
Irst state OF the plate, brought the absurd
sum OF eleven hundred ana eighty pounds.
1t cost its previous owner two hundred
POUNDS, ana the person who SOLD 1t TO him
at mat rricc was present ut tho Auction.
The female soK, after much agitation,
nave gained point IN lioiiad. The Minis
Ter OF the Interior has issued a decree adj
m''t'ng them to examination for the posi-
ton OF assistant apothccaries, an occupation
hitherto restricted exclusively TO men. This
measure Will enable the Holland doctors o
wiv,. ~ 1nra,,,or. .,1 .;u ,h,s r,,;n.
,hcm from ,hc chorocs or . r,o,o oss;.,o,,
rho h,. nco, ,.co;,cl viii, :, rooL lo,,
Of establishment Nv thc mo,, ncrsn,si,, =,
,hc IIn,nc who l,n, unon ,h;s ne ,hc hco;r
cinn,nr Of systematic invasion of m,s.,
l;uc nriyi,cncs
Tho rrcncb rmncror r;vcs ,ho mon,ccr
c a., ,ho.,.,., =, ,, 20, -,
from his privy purse in order that the
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Registration in Georg,ia,

SAvANNAlG, July 3-l4l whites and
l5o blacks registered to-day. The Board
received instructions to register all who
can take the oath. The board invites
applicants, that a few days back were
refused, to call again.
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From New Orleans.

New ORLEANS, July 3.-'rho Board
of Health reports officially eight cases
and six deaths of yellow in the last two
weeks. 1t Is not considered an cDidcm.
ic. Vessels from the infected Texas ports
will be ouarantncd.
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Mexican News.
continue.

WASHINGTON, July l.--An extract
from dispatch received at The Navy
Department dated Vera Cruz, June %,
and signed "Ir. A. Roe, Commander"
says: "Maximillian was shot on the
10Th. have begged for his corpse for
the Austrian captain, but was refused.
The City Of Mexico fell June 20. Vera
Cruz holds out. On account Of the for
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Latest by Telegraph.
Cablo Dispatches,

LONDON, July G.-Tho Government has
released tho convicted Fcnian, Condor.
through the influence OF Minister Adams.
PARIS, July CT Is reported that Napo-
Icon has concluded to disarm $4,000 men of
the French army Immediately.
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Richmond News,

RICHMOND, July 3.-Thc first los oil
new wheat was sold to day at $500.
Tho colorcd majority registered in
the lower ward to-day reached 1888.
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GRrgNsnono Nav ii 1867

Have just returned from tour through
tho section made memorable by "Shcrmnn's
march to the scaboard." Poverty suffering
and dcsiitution Of the people can scarcely
be rtalizcd--liyiug in huts, rudcly construo-
ted of charred boards, of rails, bougbs and
mud, you arc met by hollow-cycd, cmaciated
forms, whose first words arc "brcad"--for
something to stiAo tho cravings Of hunger.
In one place, Witnessed tho body Of child
being borne 10 its last rest, on q board, In
tho same rags in which it died. 1nanothcr,
four females existed for week on two
pounds Of corn, together with somc roots.
On the road, met another who had walked
twelve miles to beg somo food for her chl-
dren. Many other instances can be giyon
Of sad suffering from actual want Of food.
Very truly,
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FREDERICK WATTS, NJ. D.

The public have already responded no.
bly, 10 The call, but not to the extent requir-
ed to keep starvation from making victims
of many. Additional funds must be raised
at oncc; the case Ia urgent. The Lady Ma-
nagers, after mature deliboIati have de.
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TO THE LADIES !!

R Ell M O W "A LY
Mrs. G. Z. REED, Of Columbia, ha
ll. changed her place Of business to Is
more commodlous store, (ncxt door to j..
Pollards, on Main street,) and will keep
constantly on hand fresh supply Of tho
latest styles Of FRENCH MILLINERY. in
oil its branches. Also, superior Silk Gov
erings, Hair Braids, Curls. French Corsetts,
inc before purchasing elsewhere.
DIsESS-MAKING
Done with Neatness and Dispatch.
may 2-3m
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1867-07-10
List Of Awards.

l. an elegant Mansion Oh Fifth Ave-
n"c; New York City; title perfect,
deed deposited ~ escrow, actual
value, $780,
9. Twenty Thousand Dollars in 1910
Government Bonds, 10000
o. entire Set of Diamonds complete,
comprising Pin, Ear-rings, Brace
let ana Necklace, very magnihc't, 1000
t. Set elegant Diamonds, comp'tc, 10000
o. Sot Di"mrnds and Elncrai,is, iO,0VU
u. Set Diamond Studs and Sloovc
Buttons. 7. OOO
I. Single Solitaire Diamond Ring, 5000
Single Solitaire Diamond Pin. 1000
y. Single Solitaire Diamond Stud, 5000
10 Diamond Scarf Pin 900
] to 10. 5 Cluster Diamond Rings,
$1,000 each, 5000
lG TO 20. Jules Jurgcnscn Watches,
Hunters 5000 each 5000
II TO 20. Thomas Nardin Watches,
Hunters Sh00 each. $500
20 to 80, 25 Solitaire Diamond Rings,
5000 each, $4,000
81 to 70. % Sets elegant Coral, com
plctc, $500 each, 10000
~ to 10. 90 Sets elegant Garnes,
complete. comprising Bracelet,
Sleeve Buttons, Ear. Rings and
Brcastpin, $500 each, 10000
l2G to l,l25. 1000 Chromos, Artists
Proof, 1000
l,l2G to G,l2o. 5000 Elegant Engrav-
ings, $4,000
G,l2G to G,225 100 Sets Silver Plated
Tea Service, vory heavy, 10000
G,22G to 10000. Consisting of Work
Boxes, Writing Desks, Photo-
graphic Albums. Sets Silver Plated
orks, Fish Knives, Napkin Rings,
Boxes, Ladies' IIaadkcrohicis,
Gloves, &c, $4,000
Total, $3OO,OOO
All awards win DO delivered or forwarded
ns directed, the day after tho distribution.
The distribution will DO superintendent by
n Committee of we'll known gentlemen, who,
in giving their MD and sanction TO this 70.
bic charity, will not only receive tho conf
dcncc of tho public at large, but tho warm
est thanks of tho Ladies' Society in Aid Of
tho Suffering and Destitute Poor of tho
South.
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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1867-01-22

way, and she resaving calls If the child
is found, no doubt Miss Fanny will make
quite pet of her--Aperliaps put her in
course Of education for future lady's-
maid
But, to the moral -since one was PROM
ised 1t is for young men exclusively
he careful what liberties you take with
the hosptalitcs of your lady friends on
New Years. Else, through much abuse,
the tme-honored and really delightful
custom of keeping "open house on that
day will be one of the things which were
and are not
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itl, Night SNedt,, Flying Pains through the
shoulders. crest. Face or Limbs NcrNou Heal
ache. Nervous Pr"'lrai"n'. Hll''incNS OF lIlzines
Excessive l'alcnc,~. Snc Throat pr"v sines'
Sl"orlr>>ue>s. Sour S'"Harh. Heartburn Oppre =
sion or Sinking Of the stomach. Irinr" or af
eItius, Remittent Fever, &r, X . and c,pccn lv
in all Female Di>ore or Uterine irregularities,
such as DiIlcult Painful, rrte,scd Sciuiv.
Excessive. DELAYED, Premature or too Frequent
Mcns'rua'i"n..
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