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The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1867-02-13

Notice to Tar Payers Of 3Sth Regt.
ALI persons liable to Tax under the
Excise Laws of the United States, must
make returns to me by the 18th ofFebruarv.
If they do not comply by that time, I will
be forced to assess them to the full extent,
and from which there can be no appeal.
Ny Office will be open at the following
places during the month Of January:
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1867-02-13
U. S. Internal Revenue.
Notice.

All persons having business with me, will
take notice that l have appointed L. j.
Jones to act as my Agent and Attorney
during my absence from the State.
Jan. %, 1867. j. d. WILLIAMS.
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After that time at Newberry Court House
until the 18th Of February.
J. G. WILLIAMS,
Assistant Assessor, 18th Collection District.
Jan. l6-3-tf.
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u. S. Internal Revenue.

Jan. Is 8 IF.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-06-18
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
NEW YonK, June II.

CorroN-Firmer and quiet; sales 1900
bales at 27c for middling uplands.
FLoUR-Receipts 5.158 bbls. market
dull, heavy and 15a25c lower; sales
1900 bbls at 81 65a9 90 for superffne
state and western; 50 S5a10 so for extra
western; 81 7Oa12 25 for choice; $40 50a
IL so for shipping extra Ohio; S11 Goa
IL 20 for trade brands; Sl2a12 so for
spring st. Louis, and S12a16 so for win
ter; closing dull. California Flour
Easier; sales $50 bbls and sacks at
Sll 75ai325. Rye F1our-Favor buyers:
sales 45O bbls at g 50a9 90.
wHIsRY-Quiet and unchanged.
GRAIN-Wheat-No receipts; market
dull and tending downward; sales
rs. 500 bus at 81 S5a2 90 for Chicago
spring, and q 90 for No. 2 Milwaukee,.
Rye-Heavy; sales 1890 bus at 81 30a
/ SIS for western; 81 3Sa1 so for state.
Barley-Sales 1900 bus Canada West,
free, at 81 Is. Malt-No decided
change; sales. 1900 bus on private
terms. Corn-Receipts q, 263 bus, mar
ket shade better; sales 1900 bus at
81 oral 10 for mixed western; 90caS1 %
for damaged and unsound; 81 l2a1 12h
for old mixed western, and u IL for
western. 0ats-Recefpts II, 293 bus, mar
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From San FrnncIsco.

SAN FRANCISCO, June IAN Ameri-
can whaling ship, was wrecked near
Hakadadi on the Sd of May. Five lives
were lost.
James Fairbanks of Baltimore,
and four Kanakers (Sandwich Is
landers,) were drowned on the 10th OF
May.
Capt. Frazer, OF the New Bedfor /, ar
rived by the Colorado. His crew is
still at Hakadadi awaiting transporta-
ton to San Francisco.
The Benefactress and ,Havelock are
at Yokohoma loading for New York.
The Corder, from Shanghai, sailed for
New York on the S0th.
The Nylie was at Hong Kong, load
ing for New York.
The I'd Congressional District Con-
vention nominated w. n. Highly for
Congress.
A fire to-day at Folsom destroyed
about twenty buildings.
The Rather la days, and the O!hello
1853 days from New York, have arrived.
The Southern Relief Committee, OF
San Francisco, up to the present time
have RENTED to New York commits.
sions S74, 430, in gold.
Transactions in flour and wheat quo
lions are unchanged.
Legal Tenders stand at 73Aa73H.
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Neu Yorlk specinl..

New YORK, June 1.-THE Herald's
special says: Ex-Governor Brown OF
Georgia, recently made a speech at
Milledgeville, in which he said that If
the State should refuse TO vote to hold
a convention, Congress would disfran-
chise all those who voted against It,.
The Tribune's special says that Sem
ator Henderson, Chairman of the In
dian Committee, who has been out on
the plains with General Hancock, says
that half the reports concerning Indian
depredations are false-gotten up to
make money by putting the Govern
ment to the cost. 1t cost the Govern
ment in 1855, % millions of dollars to
carry on the Indian war, and that three
million dollars alone were paid one firm
on the Kansas border for transporta-
ton. Parties from the newspapers,
called scouts and traders, are engaged
In prompting the Indians to hostilities.
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FROM new ORLEANS.
Adjournment OF tho Republican Stat,
ConvenIon.-.The. Platform Adopt

Adjournment OF the Republican State
ConvenLion--.The Platform Adopt.
ed.
New YORK, June 16.-The Herald's
New Orleans special says: The radical
Republican State Convention adjourn
adopting the following platform:
We advocate and will enforce perfect
co uality under the law to all men with
out distinction Of race or color, endorse
the acts OF the seth and 40th Congresses;
will reconstruct Louisiana upon the
congressional plan, and send to Con-
gress only true and loyal men; nomina-
lions for'ofice to be made only OF those
who will enforce perfect equality and
the right to hold Office Irrespective OF
race or color. We will insist on perfect
equality without distinction Of race or
color, in the right to vote and enter the
Jury box without any educational or
property qualifications being required;
also on the right to practice all profess
sions to buy, sell }, travel and to enter
into any and all civil contracts y *
We will advocate the granting of im-
mediate assistance by the general gov
eminent for rebuilding the levee. We
will also advocate immigration and
division of the lands OF the State as far
as practicable into small farms in order
that the masses of our people may be
enabled to become landholders. We
will advocate the repeal OF the cotton
tax by Congress. If not granted, we
will demand as right that all legis-
lation be abolished and taxes laid on
all the productive wealth of the Union;
let the products of agriculture, mines
and manufactures, be equally and fair
~ taxed. We will advocate equality
in schools and the enforcement OF the
eight hour system and each case of spe-
cial contract. We will insist on thor
ough revision of the laws of Louisiana,
that they may guarantee equal justice
to black and white alike.
We pledge ourselves to aid the gov
eminent in payingthe last dollar OF the
public debt.
The platform further condemns
Johnson's amnesty proclamation, be-
lieving the Acknowledgement of rebels to
be the highest duty of the general gov
eminent, and favorS the maintenance
of an adequate military force in Lout-
siana to see the laws enforced, and life
and property protected. It also de-
clares that no nominee shall be support
ed for Office who will not declare and
openly pledge himself to make equal
distribution among white and colored
alike OF all offices to which he may
have the power of appointment. As
the newly enfranchised citizens consti-
tute majority OF the party, at least
one-half Of the nominations for elect
i've officers shall be taken from that class
No distinction Is to be made whether
the nominees or appointees were born
free or not, provided they are loyal, ca
pable and honest. The party will al
ways 'discountenauce any attempt on
the part of any race or class to assume
practical control of any branch OF the
government to the exclusion of any
race or class,
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PANA, ILL.,, June 17.-Wade's Sena-
torial party passed through here to-day
en- route to their homes. Several took
other roads at st. Louis. or the several
Senators who have been with the party
at various points, all express their in
tention of being present at the July
session, and those who are still with
Mr.. Wade to-day Joined him in a tele-
gram to General Schenck, of the Ma
lional Congress, to advise all the Re-
publican members to be, present in
July. so that all distractions to the
legal reconstruction of the rebel States
may be removed. .4
Wade's Congressional party passed
here this evening en- route for the East.
Bishop Simpson Joined him at Terre
Haute. Toe excursionists separated at
this point, taking different routes for
their homes. - tA.--
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NEW YoRK, June 1.-THE Herald's
City OF Mexico correspondent, under
date of May 25th, gives doleful ac-
count OF the situation in the Capital. A
the walls, and It was only due to the
judIcious measures of the chief of the
municipality that panic had not
swept tho populace into disorder and
riot. .-I..- J. L--- e
The imposition and collection of taxes
continued unremi ttingly, being car
ried on in the most tyrannical and ex-
aching manner.
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ReparatOr CapilIi.

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are false, thousands OF living witnesses
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sEroun Mnsnlnrton.

WASHINGTON, June 16.-The case
of Surratt was resumed at 10
O'Clock Saturday. Twelve Jurors were
sworn, and by the consent of the coun-
sci on both sides the Court decided the
Jury would be allowed to separate,
and Judge Wylie adjourned the court
until 10 a. M, Monday.
Hon. Thaddeus Stevens, in letter
TO the Washington Chronicle, suggests
the propriety. OF having quorum IN
Congress on the first proximo.
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MonILE, Ala, June le:nrhe steamer amer
In the Alabama river, go miles above
this city, on Friday evening. The boat
was valued at SIS, 600, and was not in
sured. Her cargo consisted of supplies
for the poor people of the interior,
among which was 2 900! sacks of corn.
The cargo is worth $25, 900, and is par
TALLY insured. sr.4ssf..a
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rsBSFsa ssas 5aSSs Bafnsa nov S h5ld
ing special court at Tarboro, adjourn
ed the court because negroes were sum-
moned as jurors, he having taken an
oath to support the State laws which
does not recognize, negroes to sit on
juries.
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HUDSON, N. Y, June IA tornado
yesterday, in the town of Clavernack,
extending over an area of three.quar-
tiers of mile square, destroyed hun
dreds of valuable fruit trees, demolish-
ing farm fences, chimneys, DC. No
lives loSf
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BosToN, June 1.-THE ninety cond
anniversary OF the battle of Bunker
Hill was observed to-day with the
usual spirit. There was grand pro-
cession of the Charlestown fifemen and
military. The Bostr banks and many
OF the stores were closed.
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Arrival of the steamer CITY of Amt

Wefps
NEW YoRK, June 1.-THE steamer
City Of Antwerp, from Liverpool 9Th
and Queenstown 9Th, arrived to-day.
The news was generally anticipated.
IA Berlin paper asserts that an ex-
change of notes had taken place between
France and Prussia, with reference to
the occupation of Rodstadt by the Prus-
sian troops. Prussia reserved to herself.
on principle, the right to garrison the
fortress by an understanding with the
sovereign ruler of; Rodsta6t,r but de-
clared there was atlpresentnoin intention
of taking practical advantage of that
right. 1t is added that France accept
ed the last and gave no contradiction to
the first portion Of the Prussian decla-
ration. III - A1iAGC
HEARTS CONTENT, June I7.--The
steamer Chiltern arrived yesterday
morning and will proceed to repair the
broken Atlantic Cable as soon as the
weather permits. The expedition is in
charge Of Henry Clifford, Telegraphic
Engineer. and Mr.. Laws, an Electro
clan, both OF whom were engaged on
board the Great Eastern last year.
The suvsying steamer Julnare arrived
at st. Johns under orders from the Adj
miral to run carefully line astounding
from Palentia, New Foundland, to the
Islands of ST. Pierre and thence to
North Sidney, Cape Briton, for a new
cable, to be laid this summer. .,..-.
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yBosros, June l16.-Coast pilot j. T..
Lowell. OF the steamship franklin, re-
ports having spoken June 14th, one
hundred and seventy miles east by
south from Sandy Hook, the raft Non:
pareil from New York for Europe Al
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MEMPHIS, June 17.-Moses Hecht,
formerly leader Of the sth Iowa band
was shot and .rnortally wounded in his
bed this morning by brewer named
Rogers, who was arrested and lodged
in iail.
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DETROIT, MICH, June ia son OF
John Stephens, u prominent merchant
ofthis place. died OF hydrophnoia this
weeks ago.
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LONDON, June 17-Noon.-Consols
e41<; q. s. Bonds, 49,; Illinois Central,
7s1I; Erie, 4Oz.. E'es1aUTF
r2P. M.-Consols, declined u; other
markets unchanged. i5 Ia ASA III ~.
LIVERPOOL, June 1z-4Noon.-Co Cotton.
Rrmer; ll% for. uplands; l1x for Or
leans. Corn, 3ss. Bteadstuffs, I'M
changed. atd4gl i.g- II los ,.ii s..'i.-,i q
a2P. M-Markets unchanged. 10 isS.s ~
LONDON, June observation-disclosures
stutfs. firmer, and prices well main
tanned. Sugar, market steady at pre-
vious Quotations. Iron, firm at 54s. per
ton for Scotch. pig, mixed numbers;
other markets unchanged. .sr.r, r.,
Madrid, June 17-Cortes voted
the annual budget presented by the
Government. Wac
CoNsrANTINoPLE,J June 1.-THE Sub
lime Port has issued a firman granting
to sliens the right to. hold lands within
the limits of the Ottoman Empire.
L1yERrooI., June 17-Eve.-Cotton-
No change. The following are the clos,
ing quotations Middling uplands 11ss;
Orleans lbs; sales amounted to 10000
bales. Breadstuffs-The market has
been quiet at the following quotations.:
Wheat, California white, 13s Sd per
GENITAL. Corn, mixed western, Sss per
quarter. Barley As Sd per go pounds.
Oats IS I'd per 45. pounds Peas. 37s Cd
per quarter. Provisions quiet; Pork
75s and Beef 1908 per Dbl. Lard sos.
Bacon, Cumberland cut middles Ais per
cwt. Produce - Petroleum stronger;
sales standard white Is I'd per gallon.
Ashes declined to 30s for pots. -Tallow
AS for American.
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New YORK, June 17.-There was an
unmistakable case OF cholera here to-
day. .a ... .'s'..ttl. SUI.
arrived here to-day.
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CLEVELAND, June l7:-E. Slaight d
Co.'s blaming mill was burned Mt noon
to-day. Loss $40, 900. No insurance.
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BUFFALO, June 17.-weather warm,
500 in the shade. ..-......... 80.
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For Rent.

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good rooms for other purposes In second and
to some rooms Immediately, others April lst.
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Advices to the 18th OF June.
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wt.n1esaIe a1utiut.s

The stock is, as usual. very complete in all
Prices governed by Eastern markets.
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LONDON. June 17-Noon.-Consols.
e41z; q. s. Bonds, 7911; Illinois Central,
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1867-07-26
Receipt ON of the Sultan In England.

LONDON, July 12.-His Majesty, Abdul
Aziz, the Sultan of Turkey, who left Paris
yesterday, after pleasant voyage across
the Channel, landed to-day on the shores
of England. He was received by His Roy
al Highness the Prince of Wales, acting for
the Queen, and His Majesty, Ismael, the
Sovereign of Egypt, and was by them es-
corted to the city of London, where he met
with an unusually brilliant and imposing re-
ception,
The London and Dover railroad station.
in which he alighted, was richly and appro-
priately decorated, and the streets through
which he was to pass were covered with
flags and streamers, and spanned by trium-
phal arches and festoons of flowers. The
entire route of the procession, from the
railway depot to Buckingham Palace. was
guarded on both sides by unbroken lines
OF troops. Behind these, vast multitudes
OF spectators were packed in solid masses
on the side walks, and crowded every win
dow and house top. When the Sultan. ac-
companied by the King of Egypt and the
Prince OF Wales, passed between the lines
OF soldiers the people, struck by the novel
ty OF the spectacle, manifested the most
unbounded enthusiasm, and the shouts of
welcome, cheering and WaYipg Of handker.