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The Paris Kentuckinn, of tho Sd inst,
says: awe have been permitted to perusc n
letter just received from Hon. John C. Breckin-
ridge Tho letter was received from Paris,
and states that ho is tired of tho hubbub of tic
Exposition, and contemplated leaving for
Switzerland, lie will sail for Canada in Sep
tember with his family. He sends his BEST
wishes TO all his friends -
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CO THE GRAyEST MALADIES OF YOUTH
AND EARLY M!INHooD.-HowARD ASSOCIATION
ESSAYS ON tho Physology Of the PASSIONS, md the
Error, Abuses and Diseases peculiar to the ago
man, with Itoports methods OF Treatment eu-
ploycd in this lnshuuon. Sent In scaled letter on
veopes, FREQ Of charge.
Alllrcss DR.. j. sKu.LIN HoUdITToE,
Howard Association, Philadelphia, Pa.
May0
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DB-ERRoRS OF YOUTII.-A GENTLEMAN
who sufnnd fcr years frnr Ncrrouh Debility, Pre-
mature Decay and au c effects of youthful tndIacre-
tton, WILL for The sakc Of suffering humanity sond fco
u al who need IT, tho receipt and directions for making
the simple ranosiy by which no was cured suncrors
wlsh'; ITO pront by the advertisers experience can do
so By addressing, in perfect confidence
iH.u JOHN d. OGDEN,
April ~ 3mosN No ~ Cedar street, New York
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Registration in snrnnnnh

SAVANNAH, July 10.-1lG whites and 30 colored
registered to-day. Thero is Republican macs
meeting this evening attendance orderly. A..
RHsSY, OF Now York, gavo tho negroes good ad-
vice; several speakers followed and resolutions
were passed endorsing tho Atlanta Convention and
Congress-.
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oB'STArE oFsoUTH CAROLINA, CHARLES
TON DisrRlCr-.CIEnK's OFFICE o. g. s. AND C. p.
PUBLIC notice.. j. W. BaowNFIELD, Clcrk Of
said Court In pursuance OF tho Act of LcgIsnurc In
such made provided do ercby giyc public no.
t'ce that an ELECTION FOR SHERIFF OF CHARLES
TON DISTRICT will be held Monday thu 9Th OF
August ncxt a all the usual places of election through.
ont the said District.
Witness my hand, at Charleston the oGlh June, 1867
81. ]. W. BRowNF1ELD, C. q. $. and C. p.
June %
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DomeEtie Markets.
NOON pIspArc1I.

: : : : N y -
NEW YonK, July 1O.-Flour 1oa2Oc. boltcr.
Wheat 8a5c. bettor. Corn quiet. Pork armor at
$72 20. Lsrd quiet Mt 1laaI2sc. Cotton dull OF
2ef Turpentino 50. Rosln 80 7satO for att ainoaJ
and pale. stooks heavy. Money 6aG Gold ssg,
Sterling, Time. 1Oi. Sight lOi. r6a registoro
bonds Io9a1o9l; coupons 1l2; T4 eouponp 1904,
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a6 STRICT OBSERVANCE LODGE NO. 7s.
A. f. M.-ihe officers ami members requested to
attend lilo funeral of Brother A. b. WHITE. at 81.
Philips Church This Af1ernoou nj O'Clock per,sc,v
by order ". II. DOUGLAS scrrct,.,
Julv
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( ,n.tAn enterprising merchant Of Cincinnati pro-
poses to send wheat down the Mississippi 20
New Orleans, and thence TO Now York, for half
the ruling rates, or thirty cents a bushoi. ~
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Registrntion in Augusta,

AUGUSTA, July 10.-The registration list was
closed in this city to-day. Total registered, 3277
whites, 1876; blu ks 1881.
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10 NOTICE To EKs.-CAPTAINs
AND fILoIS |iHhn to anchorther vcsseld IN Ashley
hTer are rcqucstcd not 10 do anywhere within direct
range Of tho hclds OF tho SAVANNAH RAILROAD
WuARVES, on tho Charleston and 81 Androx's sido Of
the Ashley Rivers by which prcrautian contact with the
Submarine Telegraph Cable wIli be avoided.
.,i +. G. TURNER, H. n.
IIarbor Mng,ers oncc, Charleston, February O. 1896
Fcbruary7
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A5>fhc Relatives and Friends OF Mr. n MI
n,Ir. hLoSz" j. WHITE, nnh Of their Bon, hBpoTr
bilSbhNE WHITE, are inyilcd attend tho F,ucra1
Services Of The latter at Saint plp Church Tn, tc
'' Ut ok U CLOCK. July III
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a1-WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
s. NJ. WHITING. Esq. as n candidate for Sheriff OF
Charleston tInlicial District, at tho next election
September 10 !.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

nm. NoTtoE.-M. DEIGNAN HAS NO All.
rloHIri 10 use tho name Of McGoURTY 4 DEJ0N.Y
an 'ao undersigned Ia not Responsible for any conract
"c may eh'er INTO. MICHAEL McaoUKTY
July II -.
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TELEGRAPHIC.
Our Cable Dispatches.

LONDON, July 10--Noon-- Consols 9ii. Bonds r.
LIvERrooI., July 10-Nuon.- Cotton heavy mid
quiet; sales 5000 bales; Up1ands, I0ld.; Orleans,
10 16-1Gd. Brcadstuila quiet Corn 37d Others
unaltcrcd.
LONDON, July 1912 p. M.-Consols and bonds
advanced 1-1Gd.
LIVERPOOL, July 1o.-2 L. M.-Cotton firmcr ;
demand better; prices Unchanged; tho sales will
reach 10, 900 bales.
LONDON, July 1o-Evening. Consola 9Is. Bonds
7SI.
LiyEnrooL, July 10-Ercning.- Cotton md
Dreadstuffs unchanged. Bacon, I2ai3. Produce
unchanged.
FRANKFORT, July 1O.-Bontls 72I
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ss- ARTIFICIAL, EYEs.-ART1FICIAL HU-
MAN RYEs made 10 order and inserted by Drs. F.
DAUcH aud p. GOUGIENANN formerly. employed by
noiseosNEAu. OF rarsl. No, 600 Broadway. New York
April Il 1yr
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co BEAUTIFUL HAIR.-CHEvALIER'S LIFE
for tile HAIR positively restores gray hair Its original
color and youthful beauy inpars life. strength and
growth to The weakest hair stoTs It's falling once:
Keeps the head clcani IL unparalleled as dressing
told by oil druggists fashionable and deal.
trs in ancS gools. Tho trade supplied by tho whole
Sale druggists.
SARAH A. CHEvALIER. M. d.,
juno siuth6mo New York
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From tho yest IndIcs

New York, July 10.-Adviccs from Havana July
4, report thRt the revolution at Porto Rico was
only military rovolt, easily suppressed. The
leaders wero executed.
1t is reported that calgo OF slaves was recently
landed.
After the 2lst, vessels arriving will bc fiucd s.5
II weight and measure s not stated in tho mani
fest
Sugar il active ut ST.
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Dr. Horsi H0rS!l HopSIlI-JUSr RE
osi.ED' hne lot of primo fresh WESTERN HOPS
A''" LOT sa'o by The pound OF hundrcl weight, by
Q. L. pANKNIN,
July III ihsru Chemist and apoIhccary
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

nnorFICE OF BOARD or HEALTH.
This Day. CLOi, r. OF LIME AMI ropprv a., ~
DlSiNFEcrt"a PURPOSES Will br furnished r., ~,
eh"r9r. or application at thIs onlcc No. III t,omtu,
street. M the City authorities earnestly desire that ,h
nLers genSrally should use lisnfcctanis promrIy a
freely, Wherever necessary
GEORGE 8. PEIzEI,. NJ. D.,
' so 10 City ItrRlstrSr
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Ba- NOTICE. IIENhDY CAUTION All
persons moi 10 credit amy ono in my ,rino without my
written order. CHARLES DEruS4H
July .''.'" -. :. cx
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n5- EOrICE.-AIIi PERSONS IIhyINU M
MANDS agninst the estate Of THOMAS RYAN dccc,sc,
VIII present their claims properly ntcac; ami t,os,
'nuoptcd Will make payment to VIM. H. RYAN,
qualified hdnnisrntor. with tho VIII annexed
Juno ~ I'm ,,N, ,.,,,
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-. HALLS VEGETABLE sICIIIAN HAIR
Eli has proved itsof to be tito mos, perfect rr
paraIion for the hair over offered TO tho public
rs vegetable compound. and contains no iuur,ous
properties whatever.
1T WILL RESTORE GRAY HAIR TO rrs opu,,,,,
COLOR. o''oiH"L
Will keep tho hair from falling out.
and sllkcu. ' o"'
ills splendid hair Irr--u,
NJ Person old or Young. should foil to use II.
~ ~ RECOMMENDED AND USED ny 1,uE ErpsT
MEDICAL AUTHORITY '~'i
~" AK Tor Halls Vegetable sicilian Hair Rcpowcr
and take no other n prI,IT w
fhslun, N. H., proprictors
for sale by MI Druggists. Wholesale by
DOWIE IL NOISE,
SUCCESSORS TO KING AND CAsJ1pEy
MiS' Charleston, y. c.
I'H- III
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We regret TO learn that The grist mill of the
kev: ID: leGette, was washed away ON Monday
Inst This misfortune will doubtless be Sc
rious incoiiycnicncc to the citizens in the neigh
borhood OF the mill We are Informed that all
OF Mr. LeGe'tes corn was in the mill ut the
Time, and was consequently lost. -
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EVENING DISPATCH

90 registered 994; coupons 1901; 1867, new Issue.
loSlaloS!; io-io's, registered, 1O2al02.; coupons
ius1alUs9; 7-3os, first series, 1885, others, 1O7i
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May 20
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. HyMEN,s INVASION.

The sanctum is invaded the witchery Of Cupid
hath entranced the bachelor editor the accustomed
haunts are forsaken, while the senior is left alone
in his glory. In short our business partner, whom
we courteously term 'the junior" has been spirit
ed away from the Iabors of the sanctuDi, and has
recently been inducted into The mysterious realm
:of ,matrimony. He has gone, poor fellow; no more
will be heard paintive sighs and nervous e)acula-
tons, indicative of the perurbed state of mind Pc
culiar to absent lovers. Amid q happy throng of
sympathizing friends, this victim of Hymen's
watchfulness babe farewell to the mseries of single
life, and embraced the sweet joys OF connubial hap
piness May the Howery season in which their
young lives are thus united be emblemntic of the
experience 10 follow in after years, and with
times ever-changng hues, may their happiness be
blended in oil that good, and true, and beautiful
: MARRIED, at the residence of the brides father
on Tuesday evening, April 23d, 1867, by the Rev
A.. Rice, Rev. WIELIAM.E E.. WALTERS editor OF the
South Carolina Bapn,t, and Miss ANNA NJ MILL
FORD, eldest daughter of DR.. W. ]. Millford--all
of Anderson District, S. G.
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Burning Bush Chapter, No. Z, RAM.
New Advertisements.
Revenue Collectors Sale.

BY virtue of Warrant of Destraint, in favor of
the United States will expose sale at the resi-
dence of Alexander Campbell on Saturday, thu
1lth day of May next the following property, to
wit:
One tract of land, containing four hundred
acres, more or less, known as the home place; one
tract, containing two hundred acres, mere or less,
known as the Elisha Webb place, one mule, two
sixty gallon stills, twelve stands, one SOW and four
sboats ten head stock hogs one buggy and harness.
four whisky barrels, five head sheep, three4cows
and calves, one brown colt, one large wagon sold
as the property of Alexander Campbell, az the suit
of the United States, for payment of tax. Terms
cash. NATHAN McALISTER,
May l, 1861 46-2 Collector
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should not be sighted nor the interests Of the fu-
ture neglected for single moment. But, then, it
is worth remembering that the action of our people
now is constrained and enforced by the point Of
the bayenet. These easuresare intended tore
construct the Union, and2this event must trans
pirc, sooner or later In al probability it will not
take place until after the next Presidential election
unless Soa.h aids the Republican, parry. But we
are destined to become integral part OF the
Union, and one day or another be allowed the IN
estimable privilege Of deciding every question for
ourselves. When that event transprcs, it will ap-
pear rather awkward for the hot-blooaed South
erner to have outvied the Puritan stock in the
achievements of Radiealism during che progress of
reconstruction. "Tell it not in Gath, publish it
not in the streets of Askelon:'
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a euE,ER Is InocUMEIlT.

We are in receipt q: q pamphlet bearing the au-
8tograph Of B. F. BurLEa, NJ. C.e Upon exanina-
ton we find that its pages disclose the discussion
between the hero of Fort Fisher, Big Bethel, Dutch
Gap, &C., and Judge BINGHAM, of Ohio. Having
*perused this debate some weeks ago, We are at q
oss to know the intention of the immaculate B. in
.foEEarding US a copy. He must surely be aware
ofthe fact that every man in the South invariably
reads all:the paragraphs appearing in regard to
their distinguished friend, and more especially
whatever is likely to enhance their opinions re-
specting either bis courage, fidelity or integrity as
q soldier and gentleman Yes, BENJAAIN your
kindness is misplaced in this instance. We read
your speeches regularly, and carefully peruse the
replies also; but, if you want to send us some
tangible evidence of your high appreciation of the
Southern people, the present partake of the ma
ture of spoons, other variety of valuable relics
of the rebellion We will then send q letter of
thanks, sign our own name, and convince nll Yam
.keedom .oG our inestimable friendship and good
will. .s.,. -:e
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LATEST.BY TELEGRAPH

PARIS, April 26.-After the business hours,
there were rumors Of Eeacc congress, though
discredited.
The Paris Journal assures tho public that shere
will be no war about Luxemburg, as peaceful So
luton of the difficulty was about to be found. The
Etendar says it was not 10 be Effected BY the Ecu"
traIizntion of the Grand Duchy, as such PROPOSE
tion would not be accepted on either side Of she
Rhine. On the other hand, foreign correspondents
TO London journals say, that though war may be
avoided for the msmcnt, it is certGin to come. IL
is said Bismarck is anxious for peace, and Ccun'
bIoltke prefers immediate war, as Prussia IS quite
prepared, and has three chances 10 one over France
W.surycroN, April 27.-Thnd Stevens has
written u letter for publication, commenting upon
the remarks in Senator Wilson'S late speech .at
HAMPTON Roads, in which he said there would be
no impcdimcnt to Southern Representatives in
Congress, if they elected Union men, etc. Stevens,
in his letter. says no man should make promises
for The farty BY what authority does any one
say that by tie election of loyal delegates, they
will be admitted? BY what autaority say that
Virginia will elect two loyal Senator's when there
is no Virginia. He conclades as follows: Who is
authorized 30 travel the country and peddle out
amnesty? 1 would say to the most gailty, expect
punishment and then quietudc; but first, mild
toniiscation, to pay those who have been robbed
bv disloyal men. These are my wishes, and mine
only perhaps.
AUGUSTA, April 27.-Gov Brown addressed q
loroe mectno of citizens, at the Court House, this
evening. He took the same ground as in his AT
lauta and Savannah speeches; advised the people
to acoede to the terms of Congress, as being the
best and only hope of Southern restoration Per-
sistent opposition will cxaspcratc the Northern
people, and may lead to confiscatlon' On the
other hand, speedy acceptance of the terms offered
will lead to speedy restoration. The address was
received favorably.
cHsnrnsrox, April 27.-The annual parade Of
the Charleston Fire Department occurred to-day.
There was some feeling occasioncd by military
order forbidding The procession moving unless
- ~ -
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sI1L1rAnY.-General Orders No. IL announce the
division of this Military District into Posts, from
which it will be seen that the Military Post of An
derson, embracing Greenyiile, Pickens and Ander-
son Districts, is commanded by Lieut. Col. II. w.
SMITH, with headquarters ut this place. We are
gratihed to observe this announcement, and take
pleasure in according to Col SMITH the highest
praise foS impariaity, urbanity ard justice, the
discharge of the delicate duties which arise from
this important position. May the pleasant rela-
tioas existing between himself and The citizens OF
this portion of the territory" never be disturbed
by aught of i'll feeling or unkindness
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THE INJUNCTION CASE.

WASHINGTON, April 26.-The Sapreme bench is
full; many distinguished lawyers are present
Stanbury opened, promising that he would treat
the question in its legal aspect. The political ques-
.ions dividing the country are no. to Re discussed
here but for the better understanding of the sub
ect, tits necessary to know what the Acts of Con-
ercss are of which the States complain as working
excessive injury, and depriying them of their con-
stitu.ional rights. He explained the reconstruc-
tion laws, remarking that the States lately in re-
bellion have no republican government Congress
made provisional form of government, capable
of Congressional representation, narrating the re-
slrant demanded by the compliments, stopping
Grant, Stanton and other high officers. He main
tanned that this no case provided for by the
Constitution to come before this court. Contro-
vcrsy was not With those men as citizens, but as
high officials, and it was not within the jurisdiction
of this Court, either with reason the spirit OF
7 the Constitution. He dwelt upon the damaging
consequence of the veto by the judicial tribdnsl
selected for life, and beyond the peoples control
The injuries set forlll,n the complaint were only
contingent and might never happen. In con-
eIusion, he argued that it was political case,
durable only by political remedics
O,Coner followed The idea of the complaint
was to show that what was ordered, was done by
Congress, and was, in its length and breadth, un-
constitutional and void therefore, the Court ought
to order an injunction in general terms. The
Georgia of 1776 was to be wiped out and new
Georgia substituted Georgia. occupied the posi-
tion of body polite and corporate, andthe court
of equity could prevent and restrain any attempt
to divert it from the purposes of its corporation OF
a violation of its charter. He took issue with
stanberry' s assertion that themschiefs complain
cd of were contingent, and might never happen:
Parties named in the complaint had already taken
steps, for enforcing the laws complaned Of as un-
constitutional.
further hearing was postponed unit! next Fri
day. when Walker will plead in behalf of Missis-
sippi and Stanberry close.
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NOTICE.

weekly. sem-wcckly, weekly, and monthly journal
South of the Potomac and Ol.io rivers sntI tie s6
deg 80 min. parallel of latitude West of ehe Mig
sissippi to publish this advertisement twice, and
send to me at New York each time, copy Of tire,
paper containing it, postpaid, with bill for same.
1t is desirable IN my combinations to procure
cheaper printing paper for our Southern Journals,
that shall have she fullest Information rtcayitfz
the sizes of the paper used by the several pubiica
tons and can procure it in no other way than
by requesting particular attention to the need of
sending copy of the publication with the bill
desire il sent twice to provide against mail faff
ures, and that they be postpaid to secure post Office
delivery. j. S. THRASHER, ~
Box $3.50 New York, N. Y. Y-...E =,
May 1, 1867 46 s
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We learn that the first criminals sent TO- the
State Penientiary were thus punished for on Of
fence against freedman. Williamsburg District
sent TWO white men to this place of penance for
the offence of stealing bacon from freedman.
Will Harper's Eeefly please make note We
may add also, that this district, which has been
caumniousy represented as q scene of lawless-
ness, has record with which that of few popula-
tons Of the same size can compare. But three
capital offences have required the sentence Of the
Courts session there during the last sixty years.
They were committed by one white man and two
negroes respectively
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Cheap Printing PaperI'::
TO EDITORS AND PUBLISHERS: 5
Letter from " g. Clark, Esq, President Of .as
Southern Press -4ssociati9n
ArLAXTA, Ga, April 10, 1867.

ATLASTA, Ga, April 10, 1867. -
j. S. Thyasder, Esq, -.
DEAR SIR: lit affords me much pleasure TO CONF
municatc TO you the following resolution Of the
Southern Press Association: ~ I.
Resoiued, ..That as testimonial of our appreciy
alton for zeloust faithful and effective service
of John S. Fhrashcr, Esq. as Superintendent Of
this Association in years past:
We hereby tender him the thanks Of shss Assoes
citation, ard confer spon liim tAc complimentary
position of Agent of the Southern Press Associa-
tion ia the city of New York. -
The terms of commendaton employed in the
above resolution, do no more than justice to your
mportant services during your supcrintendency-
services which none had better opportunity to
know, and none cau more highly appreciate, thar
myself Should occasion require, l shall bezglad
to avail myself of the aid provided for by the resc-
luton.
Very respectfully, your obedient servant,
w. G. CLARK, President,
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Fhp; GREAT HENRY s. FoorE AGAIN COMES TO THE
SenracE.-H. s. Foote states that Southern mem
ber of the late Congress, from the State of Ala
bnma, informed him s.that when the first recon-
struction bill was pending in Congress. President
Johnson formally advised him and other members
FROM the South TO return to their respective homes
and aid in causing the constitutional amendment
to be rejected promising that in the event of their
success in attaining this object he would veto the
military BILL and if even it should be passed over
his head he would refuse to execute it"
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In Equity---Anderson.
Wm. T. Ward and Wife,
Hannah E. Ward,

VIM. T. Ward and Wife,
Hannah E. Ward, Bzlfor Account, Rslistf,
Guyton Guyton, e1 al.
IT appearing to my satisfaction that Guyton Guy.
ton, James NJ. Carpenter, and wife, Margaret A.
Carpenter and Francis NJ. Smith, Defendants in
the above stated case reside without the limits Of
this State. On motion of Reed s. Brown Comp.
Soils,
Ordered. That said Defendants do appear and
plead answer or demur to said Bill of Complaint
within forty days from the publication hereof, Oh
the same will be taken pro conjesso against them.
W. .W..HUMPHREYS, c.E.A.q.s =
commissioners Office, April 90, 1867.
46 6
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THE RICHMOND BAzAAR--Thc success attending
the opening of the Hollywood Cemetery Bazaar IN
Richmond, for improving and preserving The ceme-
terv of the Confederate dead, was quite equal TO
the expectations of lis most sanguine friends All
The Southern States are represented by tables, and
tho Quantity of goods and the beauty of the deco
rot;ons Of each gave evidence alike ofhe industry
and taste of the fair managers. The Richmond
napers. of Friday, speaking of the previous day,
say the Bazaar was crowded from II M until Inc
hour of closing at night. The Times says OF Inc
South Carolina table:
Mrs. spo.wood Wexford and Mrs H. Coulter
Cable in charge of the South Carolina table, ac-
knowledgcd contributions + number of large
boxes of fancy articles, sent from South Carolina,
and several fancy articles from Mrs. Gilmore, of
Liverpool, England