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Georpfn SCIYs.

AUGUSTA, August 30.-rhc Chronicle G Sentinel
asserts authority OF member OF Board Of
Registrars, that private instructions have been
issued that no freedmen will be permitted 10
lake seats in the approaching Slate Convention.
General PoPE having been written to to know
If there any truth in the report that he
Intended issuing an order staying the col
lection Of debts, roplics 'No conceivable cir
cumstances could have induced me to Interfere
with The general business OF tho State, or the rcla
tons Of debtor and creditor. The only orders is
sued or to be issued are snoli considered
necessary to execute tho Reconstruction hcls,
which do not warrant violent changes in tho orl-
nary course of civil business. Tho people D,lls
look for relief to the State Convention. l do not
consider sucll matters within my province to adj
Incl
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Crop Items.

Tho steamer Aloo, Capt. I.adoyich, which atrfivvl
cd ON tho 2lst instant, brought up % sacks Of now
rico tthe frst Of the season{ ffom 1.-Two 0ak Plan
tation, twenty-five miles below tho city, In addi-
ti0n to this We hago further to report the receipt
Of 1G sacks moro OF the new Drop. per A, g. Brown,
also from the lower coast.-M O.. Prices Current
Threo bales OF Tho now crop Of Cotton woro
brought In yoatorday. We learn that this lot
but was I not sO $a III day Sa'a IN oor a. S
i. ltb!un'bus Enquirer, 2ah.
Our farrtleB hare commenced 10 pick cotton In
good earnost, and in fnw dayP our strcetB will be
eniyenpd With wagons coming in from the country
with yiew OF procuring the bencat OF tho open.
ing Of tho cotton market. we hone thoy will be
amply rewarded for their trouble and expense. . /
..si.t, lDespopoiis Era.
Reports from MiassaIpp! say that tho worms
in Pike County, and have Considerably ourtailoii
tho crop Of other countics.
During tho past two or throe weeks tho cotton
SraPs OF this aoctiol, have heon materially injured
plnin that thoy will not make moro than half crops
ihe eat0ipiilars haye only made their appearance
in n 2 fog PLACES and in small numbers; bu! tho
Madison tF7d.) Messenger, 23d inst.
Messrs. Brigham, Hoist & Co. have roooived a
ion q I: n. Bosiiek, Esq, Psraohuois, 8. g., and
o .
Threo bales Of cotton OF this yoars crop have
baan recoiy0I from Quitmnn, No. 10, BROOKS
county. from r. w. Stephens aud H. Padnett. CON.
signed to A. DntcnhoffJr h Co., and Clark, JonoH
Co., tho frat now cotton recoivod from, the Ine
OF tho ATLANTIC and Gulf Railroad. -
a is7 .n,.Nua Eauannah Ne,os, 2ah.
A gentleman from Forsyth, Ga, WHO travelled
tho wagon road through tho Counties OF Houston,
Dooly, Worth, Mitchell and Decatur ulyes na !
yory gloomy report OF tho cotton crop IN tho two
first named counties. IIe says tho cotton feIds he
Haw wero flooded by the recent noessant rama and
tho cotton destroyed. Many OF tho atroarus wnre
impnssahle, compelling him to seek routo around
them. - n T7"7
Tho crops IN tho other throo counties soro NOT &c
much affected by the rains-tiioso In Mitchell and
Decatur especially. Wo haYo made dlgont In.
quries abont tho crops in this county, and Il soems
10 be gonorally conceded that tho rains, caterpillar
and boll-Worm will surely out off the cotton yicId
ono-halk This, from tho best Information wo have
bson ahlo to gather, is reliable statement. sutai
cane field poas and potatoes arc worry fine. Balm
bridge Geor9ifn, Aug. 2M. r,., ''IT,' T.
Tie caterpillar, Of which 80 much apprehension
oxistod, 10 now in almost oyery partiop OF the
country but, 80 far, has dono but little damage 10
the cotton, Houovcr, II Is fearod by many thai
the early and general appearance Of this destruc.
tive insect will shorten our nircady slin prospects
for an ordinary crop OF ths ataple. i. I',I :.
l gtilfi' East florida Banner
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Mr.. DAHA's forthcoming now paper, IL is untlor-
stood, will bo managed chiefly by ysung men.
ENGLAND formerly Of tho Tribune, is to DO the city
editor. AhyEnIoK OF Tho Eotnfng Post, is to look
aiterth foreign nows. JOHN SAVAGE will tako
caro- Of the literary mattors, while to KANE ODox-
NELL will be entrusted tho musical and dramatic
criticism. Mr.. DANA himself will bo the political
editor. Tho money market man will probably DO
Mr. CORNISH, Of tho Shipping Lisi
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From 81. L0Mls-

ST. LOUIS, August 30.-Thc half Of Reynolds
City in Montana is burned. The Montana Ranger,
under General BunSs, will move OH the Indians
shortly.
Five hundred dollars was recently paid for threo
Indian scalps. Tho win Of Colonel BASKrEAp and
twenty-five men of the 9Th Regiment died ct
cholera ut Fort Wallace.
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I,Imcultx in Canada.

MONTREAL, August 30.--rlio Canadian Parlia-
mcntary nominations attended with consider
bio riots. Mr.. MckEw was hootcd down nj Monte.
Three were dangerously beaten The cava-
~ charged the mob at Fist Fort, and two squad
rons guarded tho candidates homo. There were
thirty casualties, but none fatal
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MARRIED..
On lilo morning OF the 2st Instant. by tho Roy. DR..
DAcnNiS, HERMANN DULwINKLE TO FANNIE y.
kEAN, all Of this city. No cards.

95- The Friends nnd hcqunIntnnccs OF
tho MisscH SASusruN. respectfully invited 10 attend
tic Funeral Services of their sister. Mrs GRANT at
their reside ce liberty Street. at Three o'clock 7h,
.tJtcraoon August 81
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RIcHMoND, August 30.--RAPr Co., larao 10
bacco mannactnry was scizcd to-day for y viola
tiOn OF the Revenue.
to-day.
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mun,e,pul omeers In savannah.

SAVANNAH August 9o.-Thcro is a rumor Of Il
petition having gone to Gen. PopE for the re-
moval OF tho present Mayor and Aldermen. A
connter petition was COTTON mp to retain tho pres
ont Board, which was signcd by all the influential
citizens and merchants
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Kentucky Heysa.

LOUISVILLE, August N.- Owing to Gov. IIFLN's
sickness, the Inauguration will lake place at hls
residence. Gov. BRAMLETTE and staff. aud tho
Louisville City Council will be III attendance.
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Oh ARTIFICIAL EYES.--AErIFICIAI. HU-
MAN EYES made 10 order and Inserted by Drs. f.
BAUCTE anh y. doUGLEMANN formerly employed by
nniSsoSYEAu. of Parts'. No. .O9 broadway. New York.
April 10 Iyr
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Tho Black Hills OF Dakota, which nro on outly-
ing group Of hills belonging to tho Rocky Noun
tain range, are beloved to abound in gold.
silver, copper, coal aud other minerals. Umliko
tho mining region u Colorado, these hills arc
said to yiold fine, largo tinlbor, while they arc
watsred by two branches OF tho Big Cheyenne, n
tributary Of tho Upper Missouri. last spriug an
expedition fminors and scientific men was organ
izod to o1ploro this country but It would haYo
boon exposed to great danger from tho Inliane,
and would hayo added to tho existing compl lea
tions with them, and General SMEnMAN stepped
it. 30 strongly, however, are tho fronliersmen
impressed with a conviction OF tho mineral AMI
motalic woalth OF that country that now expo
dition will bo organized, and thoy aay that they
will go noIt spring, in spite OF Oonoral SuEnMAN.
Tho daughter Of an Italian residing in South
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From IInytf.

WasHIsaros, August 29.-SouIououE, ex-Em-
peror Of Hayti, is dead
The Britiul Consul at Cape IIayiien reports Tint
lighting against SALSAyE has commenced.
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ob- TRINITY CHURCH, IIASEL STREET
Tho Scryico which is hold this Church every Sunday
afternoon will begin To-Morroe Mt halfpast O'Clock
August 81
nBUNIrARLAN GHURCII.-rIIE REV. I. IT.
SMITH, having returned to- te city, Services will bc TO.
sumcd in this Church Ta-Hor,tW. at lultpas; Ten
o'rlock 4. NJ. and at Five o'clork 4. 81.
August 81
sb.oRPHAN HOUSE CIIApEI.-TIIE REy.
JOHN T. wIGIIrMAS, OF Bohrl Methodist Episcopal
Church, Will perform Divine Service in this Chapel
T." Morroro .-rnoon. September lst. halfpas four
O'Clock. August 81
pB.BArTIsM. TOMORROW, THE Isr INST,
between tho hours Of unl IG O'Clock A. E Providence
permitting. tho Morris atroet Dapiat Church. will have
the sacred ordinance Of Baptism administered Ivy their
Pastor. In tho Ashley River Council street west
end Of Trn street, hut if tho Gather proves IncIen
cnt, the ordinance will be administered In their
Church
Prior 10 the ordinance q collection will bo taken up In
aid OF their Church.
REv. JACOB LEaARE. Pastor.
JANIS &. PAwLEY. q. Clerk II August 81
% NOTICE IL HEREBY GIVEN THAT AT
the expiration Of three months from, this day. nh ap.
reaton will lhr maie n tho proper crao,s renewal
of tho following Bonds anil Stock belonging to tho estate
OF Tho late Doctor SAMUEL WILSON, destroyed during
tho recent war. viz:
Two Bonds Note s5n aid ai9 MomrIls ani Charleston
Railroad Company, cnch stOoo.
Ono Bond. No. 2OI Montgomery AMI wo,t Point Rail-
rood Company. $500.
STATE SOUTH ckRnLIHA THREE TER CENT STOCK.
No. TO for s3071 0i In February It'll, 1882
No. 569 for SlI 90 In September 18th, 1897
No. 7Ia Tor $3.50 81 In October Ibtll. 1927
No. COZ for $3.50 In April eth, 1919.
No. 74s for slG5s 49, March orNovembor 9th. 1920.
WILLIAM n. WILSON.
NJ. L. CARRERE
Qualified Executors.
augu7t Ii mug 1G. II. acpt 10. %. oct III. 81
HB- THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
DARLINGTON DIsTRICT.-IN EoUITY-P H. BAcoT
AND T. l.. BACOT, Administrators, PETER g.
BACOT. IT, THE HEIRS AND CREDITORS OF PETER
s. BAcOr-Upuu hraring the ptcadinga In tiH case It
Ia, on motion nj W. W. HAltLIEE, Couplainans' SolIc
tor. ordered that ull and singular the creditors tho late
Peter y. lIaco ComIianants Interstate. DO required
Ia file AMI prove tcir respective drmaniH dchts In
jugmcnsh aud otherwise against the said Inlcstac liz
fore Tho Commissioner of this Court 10y beorc the
fret asy of November next uud In default thereof that
they he dcbarcd from ta benefit any decree to bs
uadn therrin and That tho CoInIseoner thia Court
do advertise this order month tho Darlington
Souih"rncr anh tho Charleston Day Sr,rI until tho
said FIRST day OF November next.
The nbo In true copy from tho original onlcr made
In ille above rAs.. 18th oi February, lsG7.
A. I. EDWARDS. C. F.. u. d.
Commissioners Oilce. Darlington c. H., February 90
1867. s3In February ~
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a8-NOTICE II MARINEhS.-C CAPTAIN
AND PILOTS Wishing 70 anchor their Yessels In Ashley
River. requested not To do anywhere within direc
range OF tho hoads OF tie SAVANNAH RAILROAD
wHARvEs. on tho Charleston and 1t. Andrews eide o
the Ashley River; by which rrocauon contact with til.
Submarine Telegraph Cnble will bc avoided.
S. G. TURNER, II. NJ.
aArbor Masters olcc. Charleston. February o. lsGo
February
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as-THE ATTENTION OF TIE FIRE DE
PARrMEN 1 is called I" the following regulations
Any Volunteer Engine running my payment III
either tho Upper Lower Wards whore tho street h
paved shall pay hne OF FIny Dollars. and any Ward
Engine committing the ssmo offence their pay shal be
stopped. The same rule alisli DO applicable to the
Markets.
Every Volunteer Engiuc Company shall have oither
bells OF gong attached to their Enguo or Reel aud tue
sane shall not DO mufled. either going returning
fom All alarm cf nre. The rule shall be applIca
bio TO wsrl Engines hut Engine shall return irun
aro faster Mln walk.
No two Steamers sllan work at MIC aams Fire Well
Cnc Volunteer Hand Hngino may draw from same
Nell where Steamer In drawing: anu u two Hand En-
ginei Ire at Fire well no Steamer sa b, allowed ia
use tho Ra,ue
Two OF more Steamers may draw water from Drain
Pit D. M sTROpEr
August 10 Ctort and Snpt
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So BATCHELOR's HAIR DYE.-THih
SPLENDID HAIR DYE IL tho best in tho world. The
only true aud perfect DYs-harmless rells5le inrAn.
taneous. No disappointment No ridiculous tints.
Natural Black Brown. Remedies tho III effects OF Lac
Dy Invtgorates the har. leaving soft and beautiful
Tho genuine Is signed Riiiam H. BateheiOr All others
limitations. aud should be avoided Hold by all
Druggists and Perfumes. Factory. No. 81 pareley
stroet New York.
as- BEWARE OF A COUNTERFEIT.
Necomter 10 Iu
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Tho'eoal mines at Danyillo, Illinois, employ Ave
hundffa mon, and tho Illinois Central railroad
csrr!ee away ono hundred car loads daily.
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VOLUME V......NO. 634
TELEGRAPHIC.
Our Gable Dispatches.

PARIS, August 90. Tho .NORicm rcitcrntcs The
statement that the Salzburg Conference secures
tho peace Of Europe but war approximations rx-
cite tho B0,rar. Renhs are declining.
Tho Crctans still resist in the mountains.
ATHESs, August 29.-Adviccs dcnounco tho re-
ports OF 0MEE PAsuA's recent successes, which arr
Eaid TO bc grossly exaggerated.
BERLIN, August 29-DAHcnoFr tncd with tho
King of Prussia. i.ai Il possible u
LIVERPOOL, August 29--Noon.- Cotton sales
5000 bales. Urlands 1oid.; Orleans l0Ad. Saloa OF
week $4,000 bales; exports H. OO0 speculation 2Oo0
Stock 7:I 900 bales, whereof III 600 wcro Amori-
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Warrington Nc,ys.

WAsHISaToS, August 29.-T'hc negro I.an;siun
has applied FOR the posi,ion of Hnyticu Minister.
Tho President informed him there was no vacancy,
adding that should vacancy occur, ho :aw no
reason why IanSson's claims shond not bo con-
sidcrcd. On inluiring Of the President if ho
would grant Lnugston another interview within o
week, lie replied yes.
Gen. STEEDHAN arrived last night and had n long
presidential interview to-day.
The Revenue receipts to-day amount to s57l 900.
Scnor CERuHITI, the ncw Italian minister, wa,
presented to tho President to-day.
The Cabinet had an hours session.
Tho coin i'll the Treasury vaults amounts TO III
millions.
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m-A YOUNG LADY RETURNING TO HER.
country home, after sojourn ot lew months In lis
city. Was hardly recognized by her friends. In place,
eoarse. rustic flushed face. sho had soft ruby con-
pieIion OF almost marble smoothneas, and instead
t~ntyhree abe really appeared but eighteen Upon 10
qulry - to the CAUSE OF great change lhe pl,in;
told them that she used the OIROAssIAN BALM, arG
considered II an invaluable acqusi any lady stnei
by its any Lady denuenan improve their pei
sons appearance On hundred fold II II simple In Il.
combination, - Nature herssf u simple. yet unsurpass
cd In s efficacy In drawing impurities from also hes,
Ing cleansing and beAuttpg tho skn and complexion
BY It's direct ction tho cutcIe Il draws fro all s
impurities kindly healas tho same. and leaving tho sur
fhco a. Nature Intended Il should be-cesr son. smooth
and beautiful Price 81 sent by Msll or Express on re-
ceipt Of an order. by
". l.. CLARK CO., Chemtss
No. West Fayotto Btroek Syracuse. NY.
Tho only American Agents for The rae OF the same.
March 80 IL
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ss-AIRs. WINsI.oWa souTHINr SYRUP EO

aS-MHS. WINSLOWS SOOTHING SYRUP Fol.
Children Tcehg, greatly facilitates tho process Of teeth
Ing. by Hoftong tho gums, reducing nil Inflammation
Will nliay ALL PAIN and spasmolc action and IA SURE
TO REGULATE THE BOWELS. Depend upon It, moth
ora. 1t will give rest to yourselves, aud RELIEF AND
HEALTH TO YOUR INFANTS.
We have put aud sold this for yoars and can
say In confidence and truth Of It what wo have never
been sblo to OF other mecino-Nover has Il
cd 10 single instance to effect when timely
Never did know instance OF dissltisacon by any
ono who used 1t On tho contrary. oil delighted with
fts opersun and speak in terms of commentator OF itH
magical enects and medical yirtues.
We speak In thIs matter ''WIAT WE DO KNOW" after
years Of experience, and pledge reputation for the
fulment Of what here declare. In almost every In.
stance where the infant is suffering from pain and
auston relief will be found IN oen twenty mnu Tea
after tho syrup is iministcrel.
Fnl directions for usfng will accompany cac bottle.
De aurn and call for
"MRS. WINSLOW'S SOOTHING sYRUP"
Having the fac Iimiie OF "CuRrIR PHRxISs" on the
outside wrapper All others arc blse limitations
Sold by Drugglsts throughout the world Price, ouly
IS renIs per bottle.
ohcasRo. al5 Fulton street. New York; No. POS High
Holborn. London, England; No. t4I TsuI oiroct Mon.
treai. Canada tutlissmo Auqusto7
ssA LADY OF UNDOUBTED CHEMICAe t,
SKILL. HAS RECENTLY PERFECTED CHRvALIRR's
LIFE FOR THE HAIR.-It positively restores gray hair
70 It's original color and youthful beauty; imparls nfe
strength and growth to the weskes hair; stops iis falling
out 1t once; keeps the hea.l clesa: unparalleled as
halrdressing Sold by oil drugglsl h,hionibls hair.
dressers and dessrs In fancy goods hs trade supplied
by the Wholesale druggists
SARAH A. CHEvALfER, III. D..
June stuIh emo Nsw York.
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Yns uyIoy co-opRnAT1yr sr,nE

is b1scd on the sanc plan sg The First Manhattan
Grocery Store, only being located on the cast sido
Mr. john Ennis, the President of tho MorkihS hSinens
Union, is tho chief aSitator III tho rnntter, and
there IN little doubt under his management that
Several preliminary ipaotihgs have already been
held for the purpnso OF getting mp tlis association
IN thoroughly practical manner.
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Tho daughter Of an Italian residing in South
Momphis, lost tho nae OF one Of hor cyes on Mon
day ovoning, While exploding gun caps with
hammer, portion OF ono Of tho caps flying into
her oyo.
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sb'oltPHAN HOUSE CIIAPEl..-TIIE REV
JOHN 1. W1GIIrMhS, OF Bo,rl Methodist Episcopal
Church, Will perform Divine Service n this Chalcl,
T." Aorro,o .-rnoon, September ls. ut hnlfpas four
O'CLOCK August 81
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SPECIAL NOTICES,

| ss-CONSIGNEES FER STEAMSHIP GEO. T.
UPTON iorcby notified sho Is TAis Day III.
charging cargo at Accommodation Wharf. All pootlr
called for before sunset will liz stored al their risk
su" cIpcnsc. AL parties havilG Hills Of Ladng by hcr
will plcaso show thriu to dlschargIng Clerk.
August 81 WILLIAM HoACH.
as- TIE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
DARLINGTON DISrRIcT.-IN EQuITY-D. VI. Ed
WARDS. Administrator 7. L. HowLE. w. l.. s. HOwLE,
JAMES r. WILSON AND OTIERs.-D1LL FOR IN
JUNCTION. ACCOUNT AND RELIEF-n Is ordered,
| that the cREDIT0RS OF THOMAS E. HOwLE deceased
DO chjonod frum proceeding 10 recover toir claa at
IA" against the complainant mud that py do pr0yo nnd
establish their dcnnrs against thu snid uowLE before
the Commissioner Of this Court Ut before thu ir, ay
OF ofDeconber ncIt aud In default thereof that thuy be
barred tho bcnont Of any decree to Lo pronounced
herein.
Te above fs trio copy from The original orer made
In the n6ore stated case. 12tl, February. 1861
A. +. EDWARDS. c. f D. d.
Commissioners oIT,cc. Darlington @ H. Feb a2 1857
Gfubrusry % sI1
pJ- THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
DARLINGTON DlSTHICT-lS EQUITY-HANNAH j.
HART. Administrative, ELLEN +. HART. JOHN
WITiERSP0ON, <t ai.-IiIII FOR INJUNCTION
ACCOUNT AND RElIEF-It Is ordered that tho credit
ors of JOHN L. HAhT DO enJoncd from, proceeding to
recover their claims at law against tho complainant anil
TINT thcy do prove anu establish their demands against
Tho said John l.. lArt before the Commissioner OF
Tits Court. on or bcforo tho rs day OF November uer
nnu In default thereof that thcy he barred the be
CIT OF any docrco 10 be made hero,l
II Ia also ordered that copy OF is orlcr e publishs
Of irast once week until tho hs day Of November ncx
In tho Darlington Souerner aud tho Charleston Du,iy
Se,rt
Tho above Is true copy from tho original orer nlso
In the above case, nth February 1867
A. F. EDWARDS G. T. d. d.
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DESTROYED By LIaHTNISo.-Tho barn OF Mr.
Daniel Hook In Lexington District, was struck by
lightning Wednesday afternoon and entirely burnt
down: Two mulcs-one at each end OF tho barn
were kilteh by tho shock. Mr. 8. ]. Hook and his
the middle OF tho barn, but fortunately escaped
unhurt. The cotton in the building was saved.
I Ne,ny,e
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SPECIAL NOTICES

oB- TRINITY CHURCH, IIASEL STREET
Tho Service which is hold this Church every rundGs
Afternoon will begin ToMorrole. Mt ialfpast o'clock.
August 81 |
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aBUNIrARLAS GHURCII.-rIIE REV. I. IT.
SMITH, having returned to- Tie city, Services will bc
snnict In this Church T1.Hur,tW. at Ilutpas; Ten
"'rlock a. NJ. and at Five o'clork +. 81.
August 81
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Commissioners onlce. Darlington c. H.. February o.
1867. s3Hn February ~
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PRICE FIVE CENTS
SPECIAL NOTICES,

as- CoNSfdNEES PER STEAMER SEA GULL.
rom baltin"r' arc hereby notified that TIM Steamer 1,
fh'' Day daclaRing carg, at Pier No l. Union w,sryrs
a" goods not taken away At sunset will remain OIL
tic Wharf AT CoilsIgncos' riak
August 81 Nonnra.I +, ~,
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The STATE TREAsUnY.-Wca arc reliably informed
already paid in having beon expended. There is
something over 800 0tD outstanding in executions
ut tho prcsOnt time. At .he last 8ession Of tho
Legislature tho Committee on Ways and Means CO.
natod TINT tho tax bill would raiae 5000 0O0 but
has fallen short about $500, ,000- Anderson Inteai-
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1867-04-04

y correspondent of the Brookville liner
'cdn has the following in relation to one Of
the early Governors o~fIndiana:
"We have ever had a poor o%pinion of
Governor Ray since the day appointed for
the execution of Fields, in May, 1927. He
was then accidental Governor. Fields was
sentenced to be hung for killing Il man sent
to arrest him. lie was old. and had served
LIS country faithfully, SO hat there was
great sympathy for him. Iac old man was
taken to the place Of execution, and had
ascended the scaffold. The Governor ar
rived, and from the scafold in the most
pompous and disgusting manner commenced
his spccc h by voting:
TO err is human-to forgive divine"
After a few ill-timed remarks, not ami
cable to the occasion, and probably stolen
troal some Fourth of July Grafton, he read
the pardon to Mr.. Fields. 1t was the first
time We ever saw a live Governor. and il
SO demoralized all our preconceived notions
Of the dignity Of the nan who held that
exalted position, that we have ever since
had a sLbdued idea OF the unapproachab!e
dignity Of Governors"
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1867-04-04

Yesterdays news per Atlantic Cable re-
ports another outbreak in ireland. A
dispatch dated London, April ID. saws a
dispatch from Dublin reports that British
troops found several Fenians fully armed in
the vicinity of that city. The troops fred
upon them, killing one, and capturing an
other.
The n. Y. Hrald's ireland correspond
ence says:
There will be another Fenian rising
Immediately after the intensely severe
weather modera'es. Snow las fallen With
out a days intermission for Is days and
nights"