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OPFIcE OF GENERAL SUPERINTENDENT.
NASHVILLE A CHATTANOOGA kALROAD

OPFIcE oF GENERAL SUPERETFNDFET.
NASHVILLE A CHATTANoOGA kAMROAD 7
Nashville, Tenn, Jan. 2, ls1LD
nN AND AFTER SUNDAY, JAN. ~,
" 1897. and until further notice, Passenger
trains will run ~ follows.
Leave Nashville for Washington, New York,
Atlanta, Macon, Montgomery, Augusta, Sayan-
nah, New Orleans and Mobile at 500 A. N. and
h.OC p. NJ arriving in Chattanooga at 200 A. n.
and 300 p NJ; both Trains making close con-
nectiuns at Chattanooga with East Tennessee x
Georgia and Western 4 Atlantic Railroad
Trains. Returning, leave Chattanooga at I:fO
A. n. aud $40 ?. NJ, upon arrival OF Il. i. TIA.
and " a A. Trains, arriving in Nashville at
4.8O A. NJ aud 43OP. N.
Elegant Palace sleeping Cars ON all
Night Passenger Trains
SHELBYvILLE ACCoNMopATIoN-Leaves Shell
byyille $40 A. A. and $3.50 p. NJ, arriving IN
Nashville ll:l0 A. n. and 4:5n p. NJ. Leaves
Nashville for Shelbyville 500 A. NJ. and 300 P. NJ,
arriving ia Shelbyvlle $50 A. NJ. and 800 P. N.
Nashville and Northwestern Railroad.
PASSENGER TRAIN Leaves Nashville 300
IN: arrives at Johnsonyille 900 P. NJ. Leaves
Johnsonyillo 4:0O A. NJ; arrives at Nashville
1000 A. n.
w. p INNES. Gen'l Sup't,
r. A G. and N. W. Il. h
j. w. BROWN. Genl Pass Agent.
ian.h-tf.
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Nashville and Memphis
RAILROAD LINE.

OrrrCF oF GENERAL SUPERINTENDENT. !
EparrIELp KENTUCKY RAILROAD, !
SPRINGFIELD, Tenn. April Is, ls6I.J
nN AND AFTER MONDAY, THE 10Th
instant Trains on Edgefeld and Kentucky
Railroad viii
Leave Nashville Daily nj I:3O r. M,
Making close connections at State Lane with
Trains on Memphis Clarksville and Louisville
Railroad for Memphis and at Humboldt with
Traius on Mobile and Ohio Railroad for all
points South.
The Line nas been put in thorough repair,
and Is nos prepared 20 transport passengers and
freight with reliability and dispatch. First
class Sleeping cars on all Night Trains.
Fare as low as any other route.
BOYD NJ. CHEATHAM,
Geu'l Sup't +. a h. Railroad,
aprl4
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Nashville and Chattanooga
r A I L r O A d .
CHANGE OF TIME.

Two Daily Trains Leave Nashville
for Washington, New York, and
all POEuts Fast aud SOuth. Close
Connections Made al Ohatta-
nOega Morning aud Eve
ming fosr nts Easfcrn Hrie
Southern cities.
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SATURDAY. JUNE %, 1867,

All the unsold lots and lands belonging to DR..
Charles K Winston. consisting Of
l. -Four lots on summer street, adjoining the
residence of DR.. Z. h. Winston, each fronting
forty feet and running back 2lG feet to sixteen
foot alley.
2 One lot on High street, in the rear Of the
above fronting fOrty-iiye feet nine inches, ana
running back 2l0 feet TO q sixteen foot alley.
g. Lots Nes. A. s. 20, q q, 24 and ., in the plan
of Campbell and Wife, on South High and Vine
streets.
4 Lot No in c. X. Winston's Addition to
Edgefeld, fronting fifty feet on Porter street,
and running back 10 feet to an alley.
5. A tract of thirty Eight acres Of land, about
three and half miles from Nashville on Mill
Creek. near Glen Cliff station, and adjoining the
lands of Maisr Gof.
-0ne-fourth cash, and the residue on
credits of six, twelve, eighteen and twenty-t0ur
months with interest from day Of sale. No
REDEMPTION. Notes required with approved
security and lien retained.
MORTON b. HOWELL, G. and NJ.
iuneYtd
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THE PICTURE.

Mr.. Cooper, an artist as well known in
Nashville as in Memphis, has recently
transferred his portraiture of this man to
canvass. The painting is bright, fresh and
brings out the features we'll but it will re
quire the lapse of time to fade and blur
that sardonic visage, and to give it Just
resemblance to the present sallow decay
and the cadaverous, spiteful features ef
the trembling old man, who has caused
such suffering, such public disorders, such
hates aud enmities.
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CHANCERY SALES
JUNE go, 1907.


J. Z. Gleaves, Admir-, vs. Heirs and Cred
itors of +. K Zollicofer, decd.
IN PURSUANCE OF DEGREES OF THE
/ Chancery Court in this case, will sell at y
O'Clock on Saturday, June 29, at the Court.
house,
GEN. XOLIICOFFER'S HOUSE. on
HIGH STREET.
The lot fronts i615 feet and runs back 40 feet to
an eighteen foot alley. The house was built in
elegant style, and is now in very good condition.
The sale is peTemptOry, only subject TO the con-
frlnation Of the Court, and great bargain may
b. expected. Parties desiring to purchase are
requested to examine the premises. Possession
will be given Immediately upon the confirmation
of the sale.
TERMS OF SALE-One- fourth cash. and the resi-
due on credits of one and two years, with inte-
rest from date. Notes required with approved
security and lien rethned. Sale free from re
demptiOn.
At the same time and place l will also sell.
FOR CASH, one hundred and eighty four (lsI)
shares of Suspension Bridge Stock, in lots of
twenty shares or more, OF IN lots to suit pur-
chasers.
MORTON B. HOWELL. C. and NJ -
innp8 III
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Doc Canse-sfreefs-proeress

-ChOIera-WOnderfa Phenomenon
Its Cause -Streefs-PrOgress.
MEMPHIS, June 10, 1SG7.-Charles the
Y. the great Emperor, ruled Europe
during a critical period in religious and
intellectual history. He sought 10 force
men to think alike on matters political
and ecclesiastical. He pronounced his
task hopeless when he found that he could
not make few time pieces agree as to the
hour Of the day. There was ignorance
and consequent prejudice, and many violent
wars. Charles grew weary Of the tasks he
had assumed, resigned the scepter, and
when yet in the Yigor of manhood retired
TO the bosom Of the church. BrownIow in
yerts the sequence of facts. He abandons
the church to whose service his youth was
devoted, and in his wretched old AGE comes
before the world uttering basphemies,
curslng his countrymen, and with trembling
lips blistered with plaques and maledic
tiOns, he stands with one foot in the grave.
While grasping at shadows which eluded
the genius Of the great Emperor, our crazed
Governor, tortured by his own malevolence
and consumed by hates which NAV never
be appeased, would involve millions in
luALi tiot AO may lGlSh Nnile lie lasts.
This is the grand contradiction in Brown
lows history. His youth is said to have
been faultless enough. He was esteemed
a devout Christian In premature old age
he becomes the enemy of those whose last
ing gratitude he might have won. In social
life they say he is kindly and generous;
before the public he ever utters shocking
imprecations. If be is generous in private.
personal intercourse, he makes the public,
world shudder in disgust at the
bare mention Of his name. At the
hustings, in the pulpit, or directing
the public press, he struts and rants and
distorts his CHASTITY features. He roars and
threatens, and would frighten the world by
demoniac sayagery. A curious character is
this of BrownloW. Tennesseans are aceus-
toned to manifestations of its wonders
but posterity, ifitsees him at ali, will look
back upon the portrait which he imns of
himself and wonder that such a man of
such irrecOncilable idocyncrasies should
have ruled civilized community in the
midst of an age and country of eiviliza-
ton and progress and despise as they
wonder.
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NASHVILLE & DECATUR
r A I L w A Y
Great Central---All Rail Route
To THE
SOUTH AND sOUTHWEST.

Two Daily Through Passenger Trains,
making direct connections al Deea-
tar wIfh Memphis and Charles
tom Railroad, for all Points
south and Southwest.
Through TO Memphis without Change
Of Cars.
COMMENCING MAY 5th, 1861, TRAINS
- will run as follows:
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Z. XOLLICOFFER'S HOUSE. on


II. H. Harrison, Trustee, VS.. G. X. Win
ston and others.
| IN PURSUANCE OF DEGREES OF THE
| i Chancery Court in this ease, will sell at the
| Courthouse at II o'clock on
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VOL. XXXIII.
Il Aninn aud 9ispateh.
WEDNESDAY. JUNE IL. 1867.
Largest Circulation in City and State.
LETTER FROM MEMPHIS.

Personal Traits Of BrOWnIOw-A POr-
Htrait for POsierify-SeInHes ON WO-
man Suffrage-AVaIanehe and FOOte
-ChOIera-WOnderfa Phenomenon
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Market Reuorts.

New YoRK November 20 Evening. Cotton
easier; sales 14oo bales; Mddings 1S 1884,
Flour dull, and favors buyers; Southern SIC
Il. Wheat quiet. Cora dull; Southern Yellow
81 o.. P.rk heavy at s29. Rice easier; Carolina
81 %. Sugar firm. Naval Stores firm. Wool
steady; Texas IS Is. Freishts ste,dy. Stocks
dull. Gold 1895. Money z. "a Coupons lO0 7-Sos
1oSt.
BALTIMORE, November 2O--Evenlng.--Cotton
rather active; Low Middlins 17c; Middling l73c.
Flour quiet. Wheat steady. Corn firm Oats duu
and declined to 50 70 Q 70. Rye 81 IS 1 s.. Pro-
visions dull and declining.
C1NcrSNATI. November 2O.-Flour 25c. lower.
Corn in cool demald; in ear, Is 70. Whiskey
and Provisions dull.
ST. LOUIS, November 2o.-Superhne Flour IS 0O
also. Corn 80 e2c. Mess Pork s21. Shoulders
II; clear Sides 15E 16.
LOUISVILLE, November 2o.-Msss Pork nominal
at $40 80. Shoulders 12!.
WILMINGTON, November 40 Evening. Spirits
Turpentine quiet at 4sc. Rosin quiet, at 50 20 for
Common and 50 s2S for loz No. /. Tar steady, at
% 25. Cotton firm, OF 15l :
AUGUSTA, N>vember 2O-The market opened
firm, but closed il buyers favor. Sales 600 bales;
receipts go blles. MildIngs 15a osn,s.
SAVANNAH, November 2o.-Cottoa dull and de-
cIning. Middlings 16! cenls. Sales 472 bales; re-
ceipts 1850 bales. ~" e-s
MOBILE, November 2o-sales HOO bales. easy.
Mddings 15S. Receipts 921 bales.
NEW ORLEANS, Novem ,ar 2O.--Sales 15oe bales
demand good; Middling Orleans II III. Receipts
6662. Exports 29ss. sugar-oommon 9, prime
12S. Molasses sells as fast as received ct 70 93
common to choice. Flour dull and depressed;
auperfne So, choice sl4. Corn very dull; White
S125a13O. Oats dull and unchanged. Pork
s21 90. Bacon, only retail business; Shoulders
12s i2s; clelr Sides II. Lard declined; prime,
in tercss, 13 1si. Gold s9S. Sterling 30 6s.
Sight Exchange on Nav York premium.
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O." :. = = = = : =
A Rafra In Louisiana,

NEW ORLEANS, November 20.-There was
needne of the Council last night FOR the purpose
n, stamping city issues OF the denominations Ct
1ops and 9ds, the notes to bear interest OF 9-l5
n.r o,nt. from date Of stamping and cutting.
Tbs following important order has been issued
BY General Moore:
HEADQUARTERS FIFTH MnlrAng DIsTEIor,
NEW ORLEANS, LA, November au 1907.
np,rr,s. ORDERS No. 1e1-Extracs.
The psesent incumbsnts being impedlments to
rooonstrucston, under tho laws OF ConSress, Tn
following renewals and appointments Of civil OH
oers In LouiN.na are hereby ordered: Paul T.
Tbaard. Judge Of tic Fourth District Court, Pa
rsb Of Orleans. IA yemoyed and J. ?. BOYD aP'
pointed in his place; S,clarl G. Bond' CLERK o.
the Fourth District Court, Sartsn OF orleans, Is
removed, and VIM. L. Randall appointed IN DE
olace: VIM. Woelper, Clark Of the Sixth Oistric'
Court Parish OF Orleans, is removed, ana Il. l.
Caulkias appointed in his place; j. W. Oa'nns
Third Justice Of the Peace, Parish Of Orleans Is
removed. and Eugene Stats appointed in bis place
o Byrle, Clerk Of the Third District Court "a
,isb Of Orleans. is removed, and Jno. B. Garter
,nnointed In his place; Thos' Aiken Sta'e TAI
Collector Of the First District, is removed auc
Joo. L. Davis appointed in his place.
a, Command Brevet Maj. General J. A. MOORE
" NATHANIEL BCRBANK, A. A. a. 6.
Som. forty members Of the Convention wnicl il
sr,sro.s is session on Saturday, met yesterd'!
~ o.uops The hope was expressed that the Con
".,.ntio, would be framed and the Convontoi
complete its work by the lss 'anua's. anu ,, .do -
thought, also, the best plan that cou.o D. s'o -
would be 10 select State officers when '5e Jon @
autution was submitted to the people, an" IN ina ma
syau. It would be practicable to inaugura'e IN
nav State Government February lst'
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ExpzEyIDrxT L1xcoIS's EsrATE;-J9dgs payla
Davis adminlarator upon the estate OF Abr ham,
soanty :oS ss'IiY illinois. oil From hsnoeshest it ap,
% pears that: alter paying all debts. there remains
the sum of sl1O, ,295 81 to be divided amoPl the
three heirs, Mrs. Lincolp' goo ana 49, saoa
the schedule that The private debts OF Mrs. Lincoln
amount to ss33l, winch, substraeted from her
Sharo OF the estate, leaves sSe, 80. Congress
vol cd to Mrs: Lincoln the remainder Of Abraham
Lcnoln's salary tcr one year. 80 inst tne tot@i
nding the $40 600 worth OF gifts from her dear
friends y is sSl, ,726 99.-Clecaeo Times,
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The Alabama Convention

MosTeouEnY, November 1a--Evening'-In'
majority have agreed to strike out from the us
sranshiainS article the clause which disfrancn!ses
al who do not vote upon the new ConsSitu'i0n
This action is said to be taken in consequence OF
orders from Badica leaders at Washington.
NozTaovEsy, November 20.-At tie nign0 seS, :
sion, after pGatractel contest, the 81 clause oi
section q Of the article on franchise, wiioe as
franchises all who do not vote en- the new tonstl-
tuition, vas stricken out bJ vote Of IS ayes IL .
nsys. The article was perfected, and the nnal
Tvts deferred until ts-Rsgrsv,
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Fire.

MOBILE, November 2O.-Later accounts in re-
gard to thu burning Of the steamer Onward report
that eleven persons were lost-Mr. Conkling, OF
New Orleans, and ten negroes. The cotton was
valubd at $4,000, and fully insured. The boat
was valued at s2O, ,OOO-unlnsured.
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Hon. THADDEUs STEvExs.-ofthc condition of the
Hon. Thaddeus Stevens. Washington correspon-
writes Il at it is evident that he is in rapid Decline
mentally and physically. His conversation upon
subjects which have long occupied his mind is
disconnected and broken with frequent pauses,
mani'esting great effort 20 con6no himself to
consecutive train or thou ht. At intervals CLEAN
ofentbusasm passes over his min wher he bright
ems up and uters sentenses with vigor and empha-
sis, but soon relapses into kind of intellectual
torpor. Physically he is greatly emaciated and
enfeeb!ed by his recent illness. II MIR. stevens
finds strength sufficient to enable him to alto I'd
the Session o. the coming Congress, he will be
unable 10 take part in its proceedings and it is
The general impression that it will be his last
eeseion
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sgA YOUNG LADY RETURNING TO HI
country home, after sojourn OF few months in Tie
city was hardy recognized By her friends In place OF
coarse Iusti@ flushed face she had soft ruby con
ple1ion oil almost marble snoothness, and instead
tw ny.three she really appeared but eighteen Upon
quiry as to the OF great change she plain,
told them that she used the ClRCAo>IAN- BALM, ar
dered invaluable acqua to any ladys toilet,
By its any Lady Gentlemen improve their Z.
sonal appearance hundred fold. It is simple in IL
combination, as Nature herself is simple yet unsurpass
ed in its efficacy In drawing impurities ;gom also hoa
ns, cleansing aud beautfyng tie skin and complexor.
BY its direct action the cuticle It draws from it all Is
impurities, Kindly healing the aae. aud leaving the sn'
face as Nature intended it should be-cear so smo9i
and beautiful. Price 81, sent by Mail or Express On IL
eept OF a. order, by
II. 1. CLARE CO., Chemists.
No s West Fayclte Street Syracuse. n. I.
n, orly American Agents Tor tie ssia Ct the samc'
Marc; so Tyr
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SOUTHERN RAILROADS. - The special committee
on Southern railroads has concluded the work OF
taking testimony, and the report to bo made to
show that the CO npanio v, paid their indebted
ness to the Government as rapidly as they could;
that they have been doing very little bu ,iness
since the close Of the war. nut that it has been
gradually improving. They have been paying much
lnittee tion they did before.
. Washington Cor. Neo Yorlt Hr td Nou. II.
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r..o,ros,z GrSrDostry TO AZ AurarcAN LAp7.

N.po1Eos's GENEROSITY TO Az AMERICAN LADY.
the Tallahassee Seutlncl learns that yhen the
caSc q. D. AIurat reached his Majesty, the Empe-
ror NAPOLEON. be wrote y-ri kindly letter OF con.
doior ce to Mrs. Booker-sister OF Madame Murat
tSsnr,ne her IN most cordial terms for The low
inc 3 1lic,Hde and care With whoa sne watched 80
ong ion around the sick couch Of her dying sister
t.n cts.c inn which this noble Prince entertained
for for Madame aurat 1t notified Mrs Booker that
Generous annuity would bs continued to her du-
ring her LIFETIME,
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Washington Dispatches.
JUDICIARY coMIrTlEE-DEsTH OF GENERAL ST

VEINS.
WASHINGTON, November 2o.-The judiciary Com
uit,ee have imposed upon themselves absolute
secresy regarding evidence and reports. They
will probably report on Monday.
There are six cases Of suspension from ofice In
tho Treasury Department, which require report
OF the causes to the Senate.
Ths southern Railroad Committee has sum
moned further witnesses.
Nothing finite Is known about the Davis trial
Revenue receipts to-day, s255,0Oo.
General Stevens, formerly OF the Confederate
army. and lately Superintendent oY the Vera Cruz
Railroad, is reported to be dead
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George Francis Train knows family of sis
ters ;rno cured their brotUors II Jm swearing by
saving damn every time their brother. I'D At
I o liable Susie would say 10 Go rye "Pass me
tbGt damn butter" (iaughter), and Min ic would
ask Elsey for that damn buckwheat cake" (laugh
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Georgia Convention.

AUGUSTA, November 20.-General Pope orders
the Reconstruction Convention to meet at Atlanta,
on the 9th December.
County meetings are being called to elect dele
gates to the Conservative Convention, which
meets at Macon on the 5tn December.
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MERCHANTS LINE.
NEW YORK AND CHARLESTON PACKETS.
FOR NEW YORK.
freiShts Forwarded Co Liverpool and
: Havre, and all po nts North and East
United states.

- THIS LINE Is COMPOSED OF TIE ro--
tA LOWING FlHsT.CLAsS PACKETS, leaving
LNISseIch port weekly:
Muster
Schooner MfRovER, 43J tons, Hughcs Master.
Schooner ROB GRT lALDWELL 466 loas, Mccormick.
Ma-ter .a.i..-
schooner MOSES B. DRAMHALL. s3s tons. Hu.say.
Muster.
Scho ,ner LILLY, 4l2 tons. Francis Masto-.
schooner w. SAlI q, 410 tons. Tookor. Mas'er,
Also other IR IL LASS VESSELS running In con-
necuon T eight TAKEN At WEST kA ES All
rerch ndiz prod consi .nel to Of the Agen
will be forwiricd FREE OF COMMISSION from thus
port points destination, and .N,URANC EtFACr-
ED AS Low A, BY FIRST.CLASS STEAMSHIPS Oh
SAIL VESSELS.
For Fr light engagements qpplv to 2a'--3
WILL M ROACH. Charleston 9.
Orto n. L. MocREADI * CO., New York.
November le 3fat .- limo
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RT The Relatives and Acquaintances OF
Mr. and Mrs JOHN LUTJENs, respectfully invited
to attend the Funoral OF the latter No. 81 Anson
street. at ! hree o'clock, Til; afternoon
November al IL
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

-@-N OTICE.-ALL PERSONS HAVING
CLAIMS against the Estate OF JAMES PHINNEY, do
ceased late Of this city Printer are requested to render
them n legally attested and those indebted to the said
Estate will ralko payment to the subscriber.
RUFUS c. BARLEY,
Administrator Of James Phinncy, doccased.
November 1s
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@NERVOUS DEBILITY, WITH IFS GLOOM>
attend,nts low spirits depression, involuntary ennis
sons loss of see sperma riha, loss OF power. azz,
head loss OF memory and threatened impOtenre and i'll
becility, find sovereign euro IN HUMPHREYS H.
MEOPATHIC SPECIFIC No. TwENTY-EIGH1. Com
posed OF the most valuable mild and potent curatves
they strike at once the roo. Of the matter tone up thu
svste arrest the discharges and inpart vigor and
ergy, life and vitality, to the entire man. They hav,
cured thousands OF Price S5 per package OF s1
boxes and VIAL or 81 per ango box Sold by druggists
and sent By mail on receipt prce Address HUN
pHREYs sPEcIFIc HOMEOPATHIC MEDICINE
COMPANY, No. 5s2 OEUADWAY. NEW YORK.
September 10
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ca CoNSIGNEES' NorICE.-CoNsIGNEE
per Schooner L. a. EDWARDS, MARSHALL Master, f- m
New York are horeby Motif d that she is Th, Day dis
charging ut Kerrs Wharf, AL goods remaining wharf
at sunset viii be stored at owners oAp, and rsk.
RISLEY l. CREIGHTON. -
November 10 Agents.
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in the Canton of Uri, in Switzerland, recently,
Mr. Charles Muhem was condemned 10 fine Of
300 rancs tor refusing to accept the Presidency oi
the district tribunal.
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w BATCHELOE'S HAIR DYE.-TH.s
SPLENDID JAR DYE is the best IN tho world The
only irx. and perfect Dy>-harmloss, reliable, inst L.
taneous. No eisa2poin.rasIt No ridiculous tnts
Natural o., CT Brown Remedies the i'll e1cctI :: ia
Dg, Iavisor:es the lair leaving it '5: nd baau'''nl
rc .,auino is signed Iy:= Il. Ba'csso7. all Others
are mere .u,tasra ind aboul be avoided. sold by ali
Drusg:s.a aud Pcrfumc,s. Factory. Nc. 81 Darcey
street, New York
r1- eEw,RE CT COUNTERFEIT.
pec7n - lvr
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"a CoNSIG LES PER STEAMER CHA
PIoN are notified That sho is dischai cling cargo Ta,;
Day at Adser's South Wharf Goods remaining on 4
wharf sunset will ba s.orod at owners risk and ex
pense- STREET BROS &CO,
November 10 Con gnees.
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S H Up p N G.
pOR LIVERPOOL.

. THE FIRST CLASS NEW coPpERED BARK
ElMCHATTAN0OGA tof 4jrnall ca 2acityl George
.fENY Freeman Master, having large portion Of her
cargo engaged, and gong aboard will be dis
patched mmedla ely
For further Freight engagements apply to
W. D. SMITH CO.,
No;ember 20 Napier's Rauge.
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A,
November

eFNOTICE T AlARINEhS.-CAPi Nm
AND siLoTS wishing to anchor their vessels In IA,
Rivcr are requested not to do 90 anywhere within dro
c.nSe Of tho heads Of tao SAVANNAH RAILRoAI
wHARvES on tho Charleston and St Andrews side c
the Ashley River by which prccaution conac: with the
submarine Telegraph Cable will be avoided
- 5. C. TURNER, @. n
aaroor Masters oHoe, Charleston. February {, 1ata
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TAXATION In THE STATE.
for the Year Commencing
October i, 1867.

The following is the text Of an order making
appropriations for toe year, commencing October
l, 1867 which will be shortly issued by General
Candy. Some verbal alterations may yet be made;
but the substantial correctness of the lder
nrinted NAV be oonfi Ian tlv relied on