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Attend without Delay to this Impor-
tant Matter.

Our attention has heon directed, by a CORES.
pondent, to the large number of Deeds, Mort.
cages, Bonds, Notes, and Other chooses in action
the, hands Of our citizens. supposed toIbe IN
stamped The Revenue Acts require, among Other
things, that NIL such papers executed since 1st
Oct. 1862, should bestampcd. Anditis provided
BY section 2O4;of the Act, in effect that, Hhen j,
shall appear that any instrument has Dotbeen
duly stamped, by reason of necessity, mistake,
ipadvcrtcncc, &C., with no intention to defraud or
eyade the said Revenue laws, and such instrument
shall be produced before tho Collector of Revenue
to be stamped, "nithin twelve calendar months
after tho FIRST day of August 1866, or within
tIrelve calendar months after the making or isSu-
ing thereof" such Collector is empowered to re-
NIT the penalty Imposed, (a Hhe of Fifty 3ollsrs)
ard to cause such instrument to be stamped.
And it is further provided that whcrc such
stump as is required has not been put upon any
instrument executed ut time or place when NO
Collection District had been established it shall
be lawful for airy party having any interest there
in, to afiI tho proper stamp thereto.
The twelve calendar months, it will be perceived,
will expire on the FIST of August acxt. And un-
less the proper stamps nro affixed to the instru-
ments above alluded to on or before that day,
such instruments will not be regarded as valid,
and cannot be received as evidence of debt or Of
title in Court Of Law.
The Headquarters OF the Collector of Interhal
Revenue for tn, Third District of South Carolina,
in which is comprised Edgcfeld District, is ut
Columbia If nc mistake not, the stamping of
Deeds, Mortgages, Notes, &C., &c, may be done
elsewhere; but the canceliing of such stamps must
be done at the ,fice of the Collector IN Columbia.
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Let Every MAN Register.

The foilo .ng well.writtcn and timely ad
dress, fr, some of the most distinguished
and pr, EN-. men Of Chatham County, &C..
and addressed to. the people Of that County
we think equally applicable 70 the citizens Of
this District anil State; and invite especial
attsrtion thcreto:
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Advertisements will he inserted at the rate OF
ONE DOLLAR and FIFTY CENTS per Square
no Minion lines or less.( for The first insertion,
and ONE DOLLAR for each subsequeutinseTtion.
zs~ a liberal discount will be onale to thesc
wishing TO advertise blythe year.
Annoanciu g Candidates $500, in advance.
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From Europe.

PARIS, July 3-yan Denbrock & Brothers,
American brokers; lave suspended.
Napoleon ordered the Court in mourning
for Macmillan.
LnSboS, July S, noon.-The grand review
at'Hyde Park was postponed on account OF
Maximilisn's execution. There is great'in.
diguation here and on heContinent.
VIENNA, July 4.--The Imperial Court has
cone into mourning for Maximilian.
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Who Has A Missing yoIume3

A friend requests US TO advertise for a missing
voiume--thc 9th of Licbcr's Encyclopedia Amcri-
cana. Whoever may have this volume will confer
. very great favor upon our friend by leaving it
at thi, Office.
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FINE YIELD OF INaBAT.-Dan. Joncsraisea
on three acres Of recently recovered old field,
in Helena village. seventy-four bushels OF
wheat, of the Gale variety. This comes Of
subsoiling, fertilizing, &C., and the use of the
proper kind Of seed. New berry Herald.
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eS- Alexander II. Stephens believes Thaddeus
sill succeed in conh.cating, and tells his friends 30

Gs- There have been quito number of cases
of cholera IN Memphis and its suburbs within a
few days, several of them terminating in death
g A little daughter of Mr.. Jessie jenkins
of Pickens District, came to her death last wcel,
by inuocently using strychnine, which was acoi.
dently left IN her way.
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Savannah River, Rdgefold Dist,
July 9th, 1861.
For the Advertiser.
Rules OF Provost Court, Military Post
Of Aiken.

Of Aiken.
l. In all civil suits where the amount Involved
ia under ono hundred dollars, notices must be
served upon defendants at least ten days before
the hearing of The casc. Where the amount IN
Yol,ed is over that sum, notices must be served
upol defendants at least fifteen days before the
hea-ing Of the case. Prorided, That il case tho
plaintiff in any suit makes oath THAI he has good
| reason for believing that the defendant viii re-
move hise.property outside of the jurisdiction of
the Court, or will otherwise endeavor fraudulent
ly 70 dispose Of it to his injury, notice may be
served upon the defendant in less than tho time
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suct course is necessary to accomplish the ends Of
justice.
II. If the judgment of the Court in any case
is not satisfied within fYc days after the proceed
iugs have been approved by the proper Review
ing officer, execution will issue against the goods
and chattels Of the party against whom the juds-
mept is rendered, as is usual in suits before Civil
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time.
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the Provost Court, binding over for trial before
said Court parties accused of crime, will be al
lowed the fees prescribed by tie Acts of the Cen
etal Assembly of the State of South Carolina for
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| the fees prescribed by the State laws.
". Tho Forms in civil suits will conform to
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State of South Carolina, by the Court of Appeals,
October 4th, 1866. In criminal cases whore COM
plants have not been made to Officers aud Agents
of th. Bureau, or other Military Officers whose
duty it would be to prefer them, charges axd spe-
ci6cations will be preferred by the Court upon
the warrant of Magistrate to whom complaint
il made.
Y. Parties to suits before tho Provost Court can
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Concerning the Settlement of the Debt
Question,

In our last issue, wo published nm able article
on the Debt Question which ne cut from that e1-
ccllent paper, and much esteemed exchange, the
Sumter Watchmun. This article appeared in the
Ratchmun in the form of commuI ication, and
reforred to m editorial article in previous nnm-
her of the WItchman. from this latter article
NO also made an extract in our editorial column,
intending to give the Wa.chman due credit, and
to point out tho connection between the TIVE pieces
By somewhat singular contretemps this was
omitted. The original article from the 'Faichman,
whichewe admire, and fully cndor,e, We now give
- r,,I.
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" Mrs. Manly, the esiimablo wife of Rev. B.
Manly Jr, D. D., died in Groenvillc, S. c., on.
the 2ath june, after lingering illness of many
months.
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PUBLIC MEErING.-At public meeting
held on Monday, for the purpose Of hearing
General Wagner on the subject of immgra-
ton, it was.
Resozccd, That the thanks of this meeting
be rendered to General WAGNER, for his lucid
and interesting exposition OF the immigration
scheme, and thata copy be requested for
publication.
Resolrsd, That a com nittee Of five be ap-
ponted.to report to an adjourned meeting of
the citizens of Newberry District, a plan for
the organization of an1mmigration Society.
-Newberry Herald.
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3- It appears that infanticide prevails to
gyeat extent among the freed negroes. In CO.
lumbia, Mississippi, nine babies were found in
one well. Is tbis what Sheridan means when ho
says "Ehs freedmen ase doing ,cey enOugb"
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JAMES I. BACON, EDITOR. -.
WEDNESDAY, JULY 10, 1867.
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HEADQUARTERS,
Military Posr OF AlkES, S. c.,

MILIFAEf fUsF OF 7hIKE- ~, D. U,
Aiken, June e7th, 1867.
The foregoing Rules havo been carefully ez-
amined and approved. and will govern in suits
before the Provost Court for the Military Pest Of
Aiken. Sheriffs, Deputy Shcrifs, COnstables, Po-
licemon, and Guards of cities and torns within
the limits of this Post arc hereby authorized to
execute my order Of tho Court approved by the
Post Commander.
L. WALKER,
Brev't Major and Capt. 9Th U. S. Cav,
Commanding Post.
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MOVEMENTS IN PRoCREss.-The Washing
ton correspondent Of the New York World
says there is no doubt of an attempt being
organized to open the question OF the national
financial situation at tho coming session, with
q view Of attacking the Secretary Of the
Treasury but the members who have thus
far arrived generally desirea short session,
and do not wish to attend to any business but
reconstruction. Boutwell, is, OF course, an
exception, and is furious for pushing on the
impeachment programme. The latter includes
the adoption Of articles by the House at once,
and the trial of the President at session to
be had in October.
Upon the same authority tits stated, that
q bill is IN course of preparation for sublnis-
sion to the coming session of Congress max
ing an appropriation Of seven millions in gold
to pay for the purchase OF the Russian terri
tory. Another bill is also being prepared to
provide for the organization of territorial
government for our newl y.acquired posses
sions. IE The meantime candidate for the
goyernership of the new territory is on hand
in the person Of George Gibbes, Pacific
coast geologist.
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ms-M Ma1imilisu was shot face TO the front
His last words wsro :" Poor CarlottaI" Miramon
and Slejia were reduced from their rank and shot
in the back
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monarchy, but his views had very liberal
tendency, he always considering that the peo-
pie should be fully and thoroughly represent
ed, and that the power of the sovereign against
their will should not be absolute. He was
always very much beloved by the Austrian
people. When he assumed the government
of Mexico he distinctly stated his wishes that
the people should be represented by Con-
grcss, frmly'beleving that it was by the pop.
ular will that he had been called to the throne,
and, as has already been said he declared his
intention to govern them by love, or not at
all. These praiseworthy designs We're, how
ever, overruled by Marshal Bazaine, and poor
Maximilian found at every turn that be was
nothing bat tool in this mans hands and
those Of his equally unscrupulons master,
I,ouis Napoleon. Had he been left to him,
self he wonld never have aimed at a despotic
government, but would to the best of his
power have endeavored to govern the country
on his own pet plan. For the United States
he has always expressed the most friendly
feelings the writer has frequently heard him
say that an amicable relation with that coun.
try was all he desired to make his rule happy
and his. government stable. He was very par
tial. to Americans always showing marked
courtesy to them; the day before she left
Mexico an American lady, wife of one of his
chamberlains, had on interview with him
touching some money due to her, and in a
testing manner told him that she had heard
he was not fond of her countrymen. He re-
piled, assuring her that it was gross libel
on him, by whoever had told her so; that there
were no people on the earth for whom he had
greater respect and admiration, and, as au
earnest Of his sincerity, requested her TO die
tate her own terms, and that her claim should
be Immediately arranged and paid as she de-
mandsd. He tried always TO encourage Amer
ican immigration to the c6untry, well knowing
the strength it would have afforded him ;
and but for Bazaine, who would rot hear Of
it, he would have had large legion of Amer
leans in his own service"
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-28

WAsu'SsroH, March a7.-Ths supple
mental reconstruction act 10 to day officially
promulgated BY the Secretary.
The StAts Comptroller Of currency gives
notice 10 holders II circulating ao,es Of che
First National Bank Of Nswtoe, Nass., Tsn>
nessee National Bank Of Memphis, and First
National Bank Of Medina, N. r., that such
net.s win b paid il lawful noney Of tho
ue'ssd Seaees % prsesnlatioa 1t the Treas.
usy. --~
Tue President has nomioased 0eoer.,
S!seao = naval oilcss Il The BORT Of Nev
York. ~
Consress hes passed. law ors.ni,;o. q.
Aesociation. national in ito chsracter "a, ~.
purpose Of the erection Of mcnument com.
memorable Of the great charter OF American
freedom. The trustees for the north And
nosthwestesn States ere Representative Jno
7. Wilson. Of Ohio, Representative Orth. Of
ln1ians, Mr.. Uulson,, u llls.. senator Has-
ian, Of Iowa, and representative Dre9gs, Of
Michigan.
The report Of the Director Of the Statistic
Bureau shove Tie experts Of domestic pro>
duce u Shs slx nsskhs esding Dscembss
slst, ei42, o6l ,las.
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CHICAGO.

CHICAGO. March GA Detroit special Of
to day, says: The Republicans have made
the following additional nominations for the
State Constitutional Convention: Barry
county, II. Wright and A. Elliott; Tuscala
county, b. A. Hunston, Jr Eaton county,
Joseph Musgrove and Milton p. Burtch !;
St. Clair county, o. D. Carser. U. 8: Mills
and Z. Hssen; Allegheny county. ". B.
Williams and W. Z. White: Kalamazoo
county, Marsh 0iddings, Delamsrss Dun
can and Ailtcn Bradley.
The Democratic Of Sc. Clair county made
the following Constitutional nominations !:
Hon. Vim. I. Mitchell, George W. Wilson,
D. Rix.
Hon. Vim. J. Utlsy has announced hin.
sslf - an independent csodidsts f.r the
Convention from Newsygo cousty.
CaIcAoe, March 2e.-A Toronto &C. W.
special ssys: Preparations ere still being
made TO receive the Fenisns. though the
general opinion 10 that they will not trouble
the country thia spring. Though sheirssdetec>
lives the Government is kept informed Of
every thing important that The Fenians do.
Their intentions are fully knowh. An il.
creased Feet Of gunbosts b to be placed on
the lakes ct the opening Of navigation
There ere five on Ontario nov. Four huns
drcd scamen kavc been sent from Halifax
to man the new vessels. Extra drill has
been ordered for all volunteer forces in the
country ios which they will receive pay
The thirteenth Hussars are to be thrown out
by de.achments into the different to~ns
along the front. Gen Sisted commander
OF this district has made hirnsslf fully ae-
qua,n,ed with the trontiss BY general OBJ
sesvaiion.
= y Paul spscial - ~ 81 says: RI,
Republican Convention to-day asssinased ].
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!. i. understood .h.. IN. p,..iden. to-day

II 10 understood that the President ts>day
nominated to the Senate J. Z. @ Kennedy
for Commissioner Of Agriculture in ace Of
Isaac Newton.
The Senate to-day confirmed the follow>
ing:
Nathaniel g. Taylor, of Tennessee. Com.
Of Indian Affairs.
Norman s. Andrews, U. $. Marshal for
Eastern District Of Michigan.
Thos Jones, Collector IT Internal Reve
nue.. 18th Ohio Dist.
Jas. Worthen, Of Tennessee, Indian Ag't
Southern SUPPLEMENTARY.
The Senate rejected s. l.. Wanne, Is Uni
ted States Attorney for Western District of
Tennessee.
The 81 railroads OF the Department of
Tennessee owed the United States on The
LIST Of February lest, e5.66s. 900 bsins prin.
eipal and interest unpaid de- fse railroad
property Of oil kinds purchased from the
Goveso0enl
wAssfAofoS, Msesh -. THE President
he's approved the bin providing, that from
and after Tuesday last, wrapping paper
made Of wood, corn>stalks, q any other
material, shall be exempt from Internal tar;
that every National Banking Association.
State Bank % Banker, or Association, shall
pay tax q ten per centuo on The amount
Of notes Of any town. city, or municipal cor
porAtion paid out out BY them sftss TIE 1st
day Of Msy, 1867. 70 be collected in the
mode and manner in which the tax on notes
Of State hanks 10 q llected; that from and
after the asssge Of this act, ladders made
wholly Of wood, shall be exempt from inter.
nal tax
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MARYLAND.

BALrinoss. March % The Republisao
Radical State Convention ss.asssnbled yes
tsrday.
A Committee on Resolutions wss appoint
ed, who, at the afternoon session. reported
resolutions appealing TO Ceoessss to grant
the request Of the memorial q Republisae
members Of the Legislature. aud 70 prsteee
the loyal majority Of the citizens Of mary
land white and eclored-and give the State
constitution On The basis Of manhood suf-
frsgs, opposing any consultation in subvsr.
sion Of the present one which dent expesss
the will Of the people without regard 10 col>
o. as a revolutionary usurpatien, and that
We will take no part 10 the approaching
election Of delegates to the Cow nsion fur
Their than to recommend The Republicans 81
the State 10 vote against the call for COM
vontion, and use oil lawful means to defeat
the call.
They propose an Independent, separate
action in case this Legislative Convention il
sustained BY majority Of State, and that
Convention Of opp ,nents be held on the
irst Wednesday in juno TO proceed to form
Constitution on the basis OF manhood suf-
frage
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j. Shew, prspriee - Of the Merchants' Hetsl.
for mayor; J. v. ID. Hand. for CITY s,tor.
ney. and Frank BROMLEY. for strest CON-
missioner Jas. Gil6llsn WAS nominate
for Judge Of the criminal court
A Nashville special Of the 27th SARA
4 prominent Georgia Statesman, in . letter
70 Gov. Brcvnlew received TO day. announ.
ces that remarkable change il public SEM
timsnt has taken place in Georgia within !
few weeks; and without doubt the conrres.
sional policy Of reconstruction iii, he
heartily adopted BY the people.
A st. Louis q eeial OF the oath sa,.
The Helena, Montana, Herald Of the An
ssys. on Thursday evening lsst. ON. Fort,
ney Brothur, from Wisconsin. engaged in
drafting and sinking : shsft Al ths mouth
Of Montana Gvlch. near Diamond CITY. VA
instantly killed By falling from : buciet a..
tsched TO wiodlass add ~ II hsri;.. -
gravel from he bst.eu Of he NM
The Heody Z Lumlt Min -..L;,, -
Mhs:lo:t unieo, cleared up The sum of
A Journals Caiso epeeial n the 2Ssh
says: The oeostss steamer. or,af Raonb.
lie, has ct lest arrived, en ~ w a. Me-
Orleans. So much bee bssa pv6lishei "a
earding her shAs i 10 usoeeeesarv r., -,
correspondent tesivs addisiooel saeosata.-
Hundreds Of peepls ass visitioe M mi.
reg hss. She will ssuaio hses All dsv. III.
ing % freight and ezhibisine bsraslf
The stesmss Julia srrived m Me- o..
leans. and reports The leves a bsiar hreken
opposite the college. on Gov. Romsn's plan
,ation. A large force il At work trv,nr to
stop il. The levees along the river from
there to New Orleans are liable 20 break 4
any time, their condition being bad and the
river Filing up very fast. Ia m.ny places
10 irchcs VIII put !, over the top.
The weather is cloudy, dull and chxe,.e,s
in the extreme.
The river has fallen seven inches during
the past twenty >four hours
The journals Dubuque spccial Of 10 d.y
saws that this republicans have nominated
J. X. Grsves to the Mayorship. The cleo.
ton occurs next Monday and The contest 10
exceedingly spirited. both parties being
confident Of success.
The Executive COMMITTEES and msmbs.a
Of the Northwestern Associated Press will
assemble this aftssroon. The following
members Of the Executive Committee ars
in the city 2. Emery, Peosia Mr.. Russell.
Davenport; NJ. lagsrsoll, Mussstine NJ.
Csdoean. Quincy Nj. Merritt, Springfield
and Mr.. Dobel0own, Alton.
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Sr. Louis March 34.-0sneral Sherman
has issued 40 order providing that tive
pieces Of artillery and twenty nusksis With
proper ammunition be supplied to each
steamer that asesnds the Missouri river
above Sioux City the coming season. The
commanding officer Of posts above Sioux
City are authorized 10 increase the number
OF muskets and the amsunt Of aumunition
II deemed necessary for safety to boats.
ST.. Louis, March 27.-John Finn was
nominated for Mayor BY the Democratic
Convention today.
The Merchaues' Exchange passed resolu-
tons to-day to suspend the GENITAL systsm
until fully adopted BY other cities.
Weather damp and cold.
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ILLINOIS.

CARO-, March pa private letter from
Eiizabc,htown, III, dated the 18th inst,
states that Capt. Gibson shot and killed
Hugh Belt ia the day named. A witness
gives the facts without details, except that
the cause Of shooting was whisksy and
politics. and that Capt Gibson acted "a.
tirely in self defense. Belt was shet Just
above the heart and died in 10 minutes
thereafter. A Cosoner's inquest vas held On
tho body and . verdict rendered in accor.
dance With the above facts. No legal ex-
animation had been had when the CORES.
pendant wrote.
A decree has been taken against the dis
tillery Of Frank Best, Decatur, and property
consisting high wines the dislillssy and
fixtures are about to be sold % oonHscated
property.
Weather cloudy end dull.
The river is falling at the rate Of ave "a
elk inches each twensy.four hours.
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TnE R,vsa 4 now open ct Burlington and
business has commenced. The Harkeys
says: The stsamboat Ida arrived At Z
p. m, yesterday with considerable freight
aboard. The steamers Ilawkeyc State and
Southern Belle are expected up to.day."-
(vesterday.) The river Is rising At that
point.
Tho 81: Joseph papers state that the
boats on the Missouri are plying regularly
Up to that point, sad gives the names sf
eight boats that ere going up 70 n. Benton
this spring with merchandise and passsn>
gers for Helena and the mincs.
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LOUISIANA.

Nsw ORLsAxs, March 27.-0sn. Sheridan
issued orders removing ffo0 effiee Mayor
Monroe, Attorney General Of the State, and
Judge Abel, Of The First District Court Of
New Orleans.
Edward Heath 10 appointed Mayor, B. L.
Lynch, Attorney, ard A. II. Howe, Judge.
Reports from points above On the river,
cay the lsvees orc giving way +; the whole
lower valley will probably b inundated.