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CLASS 10th Department.
MOWERS AND PAINTINGS

p.
Best collection of flowers ................S 81
best display of green house plants. .,.t,il
best arranged boquet. !. .l.......t..... soc
best basket of flowers. ...............50 soc
best basket of dahlias (collections) ..... Soc
best collection of wax flowers. s..... SOC
best Gil painting. ..........s........- i
best water color painting g................1
best specimen crayon drawing ........... l
best specimen penmanship p..............l
best deguerreotype >. ....................l
greatest variety of roses. s............... SOC
greatest variety of dahlias.. Soc
best hanging basket, bead. .............5 SOC
best picture frame, corn work rk....,....s.. /
best picture frame, shell work .........1
best picture frame, gilt work .............
best picture frame, mahogany. i
Committee-Dr. Walton, Mrs. DR.. Way
Miss A. Bidenharn.
fJJ lsCC Il.
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CLASS eth Department
DOMESTIC MANUFACTURES.

best four pounds fresh butter. ........ 81
@est cheese. ......1 l
best three loaves bread d.,.,,..,,,,.. sec
best two hams Of meat.
best Jar OF ounce preserves. .......... SOC
best jar of tomato jelly SOC
best sweet apple moiasses. .... Soc
best box of honey. y........... /
best jar of pickeled cucumbers SOC
best gallon maple molasses. SOC
best ten pounds maple sugar. soc
best gallon sorghum syrup. SOC
best preserved peaches ...... soc
pest preserved piums. ................. SOC
best preserved cherries .5Oc
best jar of apple butter. SEC
best jar of lard Soc
Conmittee-W. +, Hunter, Sr, Mrs j. B.
Noll, Mrs l.. Wooienweber.
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CLASS F-6th Department
GLASS G-6th Department.

Best bonnet in style and making 81
best cap in style and making. ........... l
best made shirt l
best worssed embroidery .............
best sik embroidery. y...........,.....s ]
best embroidery OH muslin. n.........,4.:,
best emhrQiaeryy on collar ...,,.. :..,...
Sest specimen leather work rk.......... /
best skirt. .........,...
best straw bonnet talien from field. .....
best gimp hat .................... Soc
best crotchet work ]
Committee-P P. Diehl, Mrs. Jere. Cochran
Mrs. Rebecca Miles
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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-05-20
Domestic Markets.


NEW YORK, May ls.-Stocks active, but prices
lower, owing to report oi poor bank statement
Gold, 1861. Sterling TO days, o.: sight, 10l; G2
coupons. 81. The shipments OF gold to-day reach
two millions. Report says there will be loss vi
legal tenders in bank statement. Flour 1Oc. lower
Wheat dropping. Corn 1c. better. Mess Pork,
$2S 2ea23 Is. Lard quiet at 12ia13tc. Whiskey
steady. Cotton steady ut 2S!c. Frclshts quiet.
EVENING DISPATCH.
New YORK, May 1S.-Cottou O shade easier,
with sales of 500 bal at 2Sc. Flour dali; Super
fine 15a25c. lower; State s1U 75a11 SO; Extra S12a
13 Is. Wheat dull, anu 1a2c. lower. Corn opened
fir ner but closed quiet and rather easier; uh 81 80
al 81; Mike 81 23al Is for old Whiskcy tirmcr at
SSa95 in bond. Pork dull, closing at s23 25. Lard
steady Naval Stores steady and unchanged.
Groceries quie, and steady. Frcights dnll.
BALTIMORE, Nav 18.-CUtton quiet and scarce at
2Sa2s4. Cohee dul; prime Rio scarce ut 1ssal3 ful
gold. Flour dull and nominal 1t yosterd. y d.
cline. Corn 81 - f,r white and yellow; Western
mixed 81 07a1 10. Sugar firm Provisions dull but
frmer and prices unchanged Wiiskey, bond
32ssS.
ClNc1NNATI May 1s.-Flour firm. Corn quie
and dull. Whiskey 80. Mess Pork dmll--S22 J0
Bacon steady; shoulders 0; clear sides II. Lart
122c.
MOBILE, May 1s.-Salcs of cotton to-day 7Ot
bales; market quiet; Alldd.ins 2jc. Receipts 5G.
New ORLEANS, May 1S.-Sacs of Cotton to-day
300 bales, unchanged; 1iiddiing 2ja2G. Receipts
S74 bales; exports, 1858 bales. Sugar and Aluias
ses, no sales; nciniualy unchanged. Flour dull
Corn, good demand, but decncd 5r.; yellow am
mixed 81 .5a1 80; white 81 3d. Oats, Aotlerate tie
mand and firm. g2sa95 u.s a2a3l. Lard dull al.t
lower; terce noulinaly 13; krg l3{ Pork vcr.
dull, s24 25a24 81. Bacon Z, oil joI, iny demand
Shoulders retailing at %: rib 12!; clear 13!!a13s
Coffee, fair to prime l7lalSi. specie G":d l;;ji
Sterling 46al9. nominal. New York Sight par /"
a2 discount.
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The FATE OF AN AGIrAToR.-,' cde,:ta!. X. Hay
ward was most scycrc: pun!>iird t.: the iia,ot III
tbs city, on yesterday, when he was drrr.i il.r
b, Jr of an m ctncnt an'l grand State trial. it..
merely chastiscd hlm with Il sliiI' lcctnrr. AID
then gagged him i'll the q; four tliou-;,:.,i dol
lars, and turned him loose NJ action could have
been wiser thun this, and ncuc cu;lI; la.c n.,'tc
completely stripped the lrai,ies. hayward Of all
claims to martyrdonl. He will lu,:: IL. r.cuilccrrd
merely as al uurtuiiat, individual VIA" inodcsiiy
but justly regards himself rs inferior i" the Nr-
can race and who gltcf prum'sn@ ~ Till The
''Chickahominy" Will, Massachusetts, h"ys' To
help his sable snl,criur... himself brought 10
condign by the Mayor OF the n.odc,d CITY. ali,!
made to prove. before l:c could cAiricat, hsc!!
from the clutches Of the police, Hal. ii ''ssc
as serpent llc w;ls rs ''!IalriI,sS a. Il dove.
Shorn of his glory, and Thoroughly mrsl2cd. lie
will only be remembered ;n unhappy attorney.
whose morbid admiration III the nc.sru brought
him to grief, and made him the au"liln. stock If
both rices.-Rics1aond Tr"s.
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Mexican News.

WASHINGTON, May 1O.--lhc Mcx;cau minister
has the following offcia! report OF negotiations
betwe the Imperalists, dated April u. Satllr-
day German Princess, wife of ono OF Maxilnil-
ian's aids, presented herself 81 General Daz's
leadquartcr: she proposed ,lis'rl:idins the Aus
trian and Belgium corps on the gu :rlntec. of the
lives OF It's members with perm sson to return
home. She also solicited the guarantee -nf Maxi
1nilian's life With rcfcrcucc to tue first point,
Diaz replied that Inc was disposc,i to entertain
such proposals, but lie h:I ::o power to pardon
Macmillan.
The report continues Nothing Of note occur
ring; during the day We have occasional change
of shots. On the arrival OF our mortais, Should
the city not have surrendered, shall open our
batteries on it and push hustilities vigorously.
Signed, A. GARCIA. Major-Gcncral:
Another report, signed by Raphaci Bernardo,
Major-General commanding before Vera Cruz.
dated April 26, says the Austrian and Belgian
Corps have been disbandcd, and arc now under
protection of the Prussian flag.
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ESCAPE OF PRISONERS s-On Wednesday afternoon
last ten risoncrs rok out of the jail at this plac,
by wrcnchm. the hinges from the doors, bursting
the locks and jumping the fence of the Jail lot
The Deputy Sheriff had hccn ut the Jail just ahou
haIf hour before, anu had left for the purpose u
getting his own dnncr, when tho prisoners in Al
incredibly short space of time broke out and nude
of! with such rapnty that the liver swamp wa
reached by them before pursuit could be- instituted
Fortunate V, the three most desperate ni the rrimi
nais We carried to Columbia To the Prni!rmtiar.
on Monday last, and the burglar Nelson is st II a
Columbia, no, having yet been returned to TIN
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a SAD OCCURRENCE. The Macon Telegraph has
heard uf uu occurrence, III Crawford county
that il both amcntahlc III Itself and all ,thcr com
llsr of firearms. 4 lah named Juil:! ". Sharpe
about nine Years "f aSc, was pursn. some
chickens with a gun. Tire ran ulrl,r the lln,,sr
and after them the two little brothers Of JOHN.
but without his knowledge. Coming lIr, he Iir. d
under the house, "a hr Thought, at the inwls but
sad To relate killed one uf his brothers; and
seriously wounded the other
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TIE WHEAT PROSPECT. &c from all 'ir i.lor-
nation we can gath llnm our r..ln.r. w.. have
reason to hope that tie wheat r. t!is -..:inn
will be finer than irr ma',: "rlr- a.a lie .i,i.
large. We have heard s":. i't!.. j.h ii .,,- tut
do not think it prevails t" -! exit ",,ou;.i,
to create uncasilicss "i.c;.. -: ..;,ri m -:::..
sections of our District is 81. tnr,.4:d ...i s,.
farmer. will cut III & ir'. :::'!,. Gro.n r;c!,jiy
look well, considering the a,ci!css t. -t.ii3;
aud the prospect Tor good crot' ;.c:.cr,S 's arl
arom oGnaSneS wagons ~ Ell Tho @ extre" ' sat :" NOPE
however, We have III dnub !,ai -n!Nc rlct. ia tbs
decline We understand corn Wa offered in ":r'
streets on Tuesday, but iIo. ;akcn, At Sl.6'' per
bushel. Small lots sold Yesterday, however, ut
$3.50 per bushel.-LaWvnSctQe Neiot.'.
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WArcu TIE REGISTRY. 'l'hcrr arr fraudulent
registration, to All Ilntmcnse extent. ulriuubtcr
of transient barhs the few whites who have thus
fa ely registered can br easily watched but ies,
country frrrlmcn WHO have cul.,r lcr and swii,-
died the registry have 10 doubt, traiacrrcd then
certificates Ia inary long haired Puritan 20 b,
lawkcd about un election day with men hired Ia
vote "n them. Look ont for them Identify the
features and residence Of each one wlu is regis
tcrcd.-N,m OutWHS Ptmyunc. Mav H.
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,~,ur REyAl.S SECRETS No MORTAL. EVER KNEW.
Sl. restores Ia happiness those who. from 's"rinl
events t1uasrl,s rrrSss III lny'' ,sS nl r'til's AID
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Size brings together those long separated. gives iiliorl'
tio concerning rriS or lovers rrSiur@ lost Il"
stu,cn prurty tells yui the business You arr best
,,hlt To PURSUE AMI III what ynIi VIII hc most Silccss-
l causes cc,ly marriages. anu tells ynii t, very 'ay
cu Will marry gives The iEiil's, li"rl,ss and clIr-
urlrristi,s OF the person. She reads yirSrry thoughts
nnd by her almost supernatural powers uh'ail- ir lark
,rJ hidden, mysteries tile future. From HE stars We
s, m the Nra,iil--lhc nialchc stars thai overcome ar
,r ululuutu III the cUniiui'on-iroln Tie ls"riS atid
tnst,ls ui tile placta ai the iiXcl stars III r Ei'ts
nj . i,nr ui bir she de,ur''s Tie iutro destiny oi
man tu not Ia consult iEr greatest AstI"!uSlsl on
arih IL costs yu, but tril and you may lever aaii'
Nav, so favorable an opportunity. Consultation irr with
Ilk.u,.s and al desired Information, 81 Iartl,~ liSt
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s,,,y and sntisaIun themselves ~ II III irrsoII
I and rxulii chart, written nu with all Inquiries an
sr,i ana likeness enclosed. sent l. mail ~! Receipt III
nri. .ryc mentioned lic sirIc's sc'rcsy VIII lc
,,uIu,tr and all correspondence rc:iiriiei or destroy
~ E,,rrrrrs I tn. highest or,irr furnished those 'r-
sr,u, tnrm Mite plainly lhr day "l tic month aai
yrar II, which yuu horu, cncosiIs sIa lock ot
HAIR. nr,rr.
l.. q. DRAWER l.:i. BUFFALO. ~ Y
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On Monday evening llsL tho rcnla ins of three Of
Spartanburgs noble SONS !luwur, S. Bobu, Co.
G., 18TH Regiment s. c. V. son of Simpson }obo,
Esq; John L. Walker, TO. Il, Palmetto Sharp
shooters, son of Mrs. Charles s. Walker; and
Lcmucl Mourman, Co. c. 18th Regiment s. G. V,
son of Daniel F. Muornan, Were received ut the
depot. John T. Walker mud Lcmlic Moormail
were inferred in the graveyard ut this place; How
ard $. Bobo WAS buried at the old f.lmily burial
ground of the late Anthony Foster three miles
from tnwn.-Sp0if,ttbtuu Etpl, ss.
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FIRE LOAN,
MAYuKAlTy OF CHARLESTON,

tIIf IIAII, NUScinI'r =, ISGF.
1 IL PERSONS DESlltUlS \ OF REl!l iILprNt; IN NE
~ Burnt Districts and Waste Places Of TN. CITY ,:u
der "Au Act oi the General Assembly. 4v.ES authority
Ia the city Council vi Charleston irnS.c in , maj.
ter ut Fire Loan with view 10 AID III budding ,p Tie
CITY aEew ar, hereby noiic, th; tie form of applj.
cation lur s can ic Obtained al the office CLERK
of Council, lrtwrrr the hut.rs ut , A. VI. and T. NJ
All applications must be Il the above MENTIONED
onicc t.r Committee VIII ruee every Nynduy 10 con
slider the
By ORDER al the May: W Il. SMITH.
Nuvrnl"rl" Clerk vi Council
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4 DEED OF BIooD.--Wc have heard the rarticu-
lars of brutal murder, committed in the Warrior
District, 4 short distance from Macon.
The circumstances, AZ We learned them, are
these:
There has been bad blood for some time between
Ike Heard and his aunts family--a Mrs. Hatfield
relative to the will of Mr. Green Wider deceased
who was Mrs. HIS father and Heards grandfather
caused il is said, by an effort OIL the part vi the
latter to upset the will, Oh account of its unequal
distribution of the Wilder property.
Heard, too, in said to have excited the animositv
of some of the freedmen i'll his settlement by his
prosecution of them for hog stealing, and they
swuro revenge.
On Monday evening last Heard WAS approached
by an old freedman, formerly the slave Of lis
grandfather, Wilder, who told HIN if c would
meet him ut certain place that night he would
hog thieves.
Heard, taking his gun. and telling his wife
where he was going, started Tor the rendezvous
after nghtlall. lie was never seen alive again.
Heard not appearing the next morning, scarcl
was made for him. by his brothers, but unsucccss.
fully. The old freedman WIS then arrested. and
OH using u little persuasive argument, confessed
that himself and two other negroes killed Heard
and buried tho body, and implicated Mr.. and Mrs
Hatfield in the crime.
On search being made, tho body of the mur
dered man was found. with all old sack tied over
tho head and body The skull had b, cn fractured
Ill nino places, apparently hy an axe or llatchut
and presented ghastly appearance.
rhr HattieldS and the negroes were arrested
and III Il preliminary examination held, sulliCirn,
evidence adtluced to warrant their cOmmittal.-
con Telegraph.
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F,NArrcrsM RAMrANT.--Uur readers may rcluenl-
ber iha; We commended very highly tlc American
edition nf Langc's great Commentary. We are
sorry IT, say. nevertheless. that We have tliscor-
crc Il rIntcInptiblc but very dsagrrcahr. Sly i'll
tue ointment" In the commentary on Matthew
MIN. ti" American editor has l""n stupid aud
"al crl"uch to Introduce /, part.an account OF
!c"'s INVASION uf PENNSYLVANIA. What necessity
there for dis'ignrins the word Of God with
Isl. attachment may hc Judged when VIC Inform
rc;i'rr that 1t is I" explain anl illustrate the
n:'.in!i;; al ''rnuI,r- Of warthc point being Ia
TESTIFY that m c OF Rev. DR. Schalf lie was
l;,"rc scared than hurt. But the account is uIl-
far narc,lrc AMI, short, Il pcrycrsiOn Of the
lacts. II Is :sr".>ly ont of place III Il Commentary
On the Bible, aud exhibits want of sense and
TASTE disgusting 10 think about. We advise our
Southern friends to buy the English edition. for
the American WAS evidently not intended for
thcnl.- Baltimore EptscopM Nethodi$
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eD- OFFICE SAVANNAH AND CHARLESTON
RAILROAD COMPANY. M. Is BROAD STREET. APRIL
~ ls6I.--lEol,lur, uf the SEVEN PER CENT. FIRST
MORTGAGE Sea )ND LIEN BONDS nf tlin Charleston
and savannah Rar'W Company. arc respectfully M
formed that and after the lst prnxun tho savana
and Charleston Railroad Company will ss'ie SCRIP GER
TIFICArES in lieu nj Receipts given when The boudS
were surrendered, AMI will continue Ia do until LIST OF
june lter which timo the Books Will bc closed and the
privilege substituting said Bonds Tor Stock will irrmi-
nate. :. W. FISHER.
Secretary and Treasurer.
Savannah and Charleston Railroad Company.
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Nfb'l'I('E.

OFFICE CLERK GE COUNCIL THE FOLLOWING
~ clause oil Se,.iur ol "Ur,I.nanrc tp Raisc sup,
plies Tor ihey.r 1861, PUBLISH Il for the Information
pcrsuus sciI. Goods by sample otherwise who arr.
residents this city. All such persons are hereby
no;iiic,l to report at this office.
'lhrec dollars Oh every hundred dollars nf all goods
sold this city by not ru.hlcns lr sai,plr nr
Otherwise ". II. SMITH
March Clerk oil Council
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From Richmond.

RICHMOND, May 1s--Gc,is. Grant. Thomas and
Dent arrived here to-day flon Washington.
RICHMOND May 19.-';cn. Grant and $ all visited
the battle-ticds around Riciilnond t. -ta,. They.
go to Fortress Monroe tomorrow. rkcn Genera!
Grant will leave hs family and return to Washing
ton.
The Hon. Mr.. Randall, General Patterson, OF
Philadelphia, and party Of twenty FROM the same
city arrived to-day from tour through the inine-
raj region Of Southwc tern Virginia.
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FLORENCE, May 1s.-The rrgato Colorado, with
the tender FroIc, has arrived at Mcssna.
New YORK, May 19.-Thc ship palnas, hence
with war material for Chill, has put into ST.
Thomas, leaking. She was Immediately blockaded
by two Spanish war vessels, and will probably ml-
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May Is NV:
s..A YOUNG LADY RETURNING To IlEl;
couatry hutl, after S4journ -! hw n"n!- III tn"
city, was hardly recognized by hr friends. In place oi
COARSE rustic flushed l,c, SHE lad 81" ri''y conn
Irxoi o almost marble snonihrcss. nn'l instead ut
tw ny.thrcr she really appeared i eighteen. Upon ILL
gury ~ iu the great change. rle plainly
told them thar slc used the CiTCAS. IAN BALM and
considered il an Invaluable acquisition t" any lady sturi
By its r,sr any Lady Gentlemen Improve tlrr per-
.onal appearance an hundred i"l Il i. simple i'll its
,,,,mnatlo Ng,ra herself l. sin' yr niis,'r!ass-
cd in its cllcay In drl~it: impurities ru, also "l'
ins cleansing aL hcaniIyn.! The -kin and '''n,'Nl'm H.
lsy its dire. action ol .,ut,!' draws from al IL.
impurities kily hca!in, The sa!.c ard "v'': tr .nr-
fac, m Nature l,rni, it =n!iI he i,. s"ir, snront
ami BEAUTIFUL lrl, 81 sent b: Nail .xlr,',,
,,'ipt nf an .rdr.. -:
:" l.. ~, Il: 90. Ci"mis;>
M :. wrsi rayrit, Street. ~.r.,m y. :.
rl,r .niv ias rirnl A,.:, in H." :;.:, :. ;i -aur.
March 81
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NEW YORK, MAY 1S.-Thn clarks Of tho post
Office have given sGUO 81 10 the Ladies' Southern
Relief Association.
Specie shipment to-day two million eight hun
flred and thirty-uuc thuIlsatiu lulIir5.
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MARRIED..

On the 18th inst, by the Rev. WILLIAM b. YATES
GEORGE LITTLE. OF Hunrrinn County S,w Jersey
to Miss JUSEpHINE b. HACKER. second daughter o
GEORGE =. HACKER. Esq, Of Charleston, =. {. NJ
cars.
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Washington News.

WASHINGTON. May 18.-Iu the application for
:iandan,us before the District Court, to compel
registers to enter names, it held that nln,}l-
could not issue until after t.r expiration of
two days, appoint d BY law, to correct tho lists.
In the case of DR.. Boyd. whose vote was regis
tered on the ground of conviction and sentence to
fourteen Years for aiding the escape OF slaves, and
who Intellectually produced Lncous pardon, the
Court held the pardon in itself did not restore
Goyd to his civil rights hut that the action for
which he convicted Was not infamous and
Boyd should be allowed to vote.
fair for Southern relief. i'll progress during the
past week, shows between 81, 900 and $1,000 profit.
Revenue receipts to-day is half L million; for
the week. two and halt millions.
Tle weeks disbursements ot tho War Depart
ment is s445, 900. Navy Department, S3l1. 600; in
error, s4S6.O 600. The national bank crcll rion is
1898 956, 600.
WASHINGTON, Nav 10 Chief Justice Chase will
preside at the U. S. Circuit Court for North Caro-
lima, commencing June 9th. Mr.. Chas: has nomi-
mated Registrars III Bankruptcy FOR Louisiana and
Georgia. but rs the nominations require 0Oniirina-
tion by District Judges, their names withheld.
Mr.. Chase has Instructed the District Judges that
i'll case local objections; exist to the Nominees. TO
reject them.
Gen. Sickles has been brcvct,cd AIaior-G General
III the regular army for gallant AMI mcrltorlou'
services.
The President has recognized Joseph August.
Hughes Poit Inc Consular agent OF Francc Il;
Mobile.
Tae delay in the Attorncy-icncra!'s illstrc; ions
regarding the military bills has been "cciHi"neG
by the reception OF very many bills from the Soii
pointing out cases liable to br affected. and asking,
advice and information. II is the object OF the
Administration to cover the " .oc groilnd. and ut
every step new issues have arisen to pcrpleX the
question, but it is now thought that the work is
complete.
A private letter from high officer i'll General
Sickles District says that all is uuict in this do
man. lots, but Tranquility, order and concord.
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From 1IurYlantl.
Eroii, Now SOl x.

ANNAPOLIS, May 1S--ll,c Convention has re-
ported Riil of Rights providing fnr tic admission
Of negro testimony.
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TO r.iA fAYERS:

TO TAI fAEERS:
ri'iiE FOLLOWING ORDINANCE l. PUBLISHED
To- i'r. rio:nla ,iG. al al! p..r>"n- concerned:
~ ngr,,St, -, AMEND y. .Er.N,>cr To RAISE Sup
PLIES i,i I,E Tr,E l.si. d For OTHER PURPOSES.
!. b i; "rall" hy III. ias"r an. Aldermen in City
s,rr. .s~. ,, flat nj i.x'H avahc nd: the Or
,i;i.a -. IL. 10: '!r ls and for uther
,u,r,c>u- il r."rr the .ih dry nj June next:
arll 81. ..s.','- ~ 10 si! lr' a:.ii payment of
i!.r t.N...,.n i... t. hall my. IL .td::iM 10 tho
amount D.: t'.t: 'ay.>. lni nali ,s. cent per
III ,iii 'iii:. a. Jrr, w!.. paid ~
a:,l.r -" '''t i''r i:"' up'n t!.G amount
.>e~ sia'I he ll': :u! alter t., lis day of August
:lr. "a: ,".l; - ~ M, ;.s' aloU: duo
Iii ,a! I'LL! la:r.,! II IL "'"l' ;!Go;.nt .s n3An
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rn.t.i, ,i! = t.1'. liz fifteenth day elch
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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-05-20
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CnAIiEsIuS. May ?ih. l,;,.
FFAkEN FRlM \ CuI.DKED ROY. uN riiE l4Ih
April last. by oi The Uillc.r> Il sluliN ANp
CASE. known 10 be sorn. Any ul!r l"Sil; the SANE
will forward. krvNu property. rni ;.:hr /; .".!
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