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AIerfcun Nc1yx.

NEw YORK, August 15-MeXicnu ndrices oid
i'avana say that JuareZ has ordered Santa Annals
trL undcr tho law OF '62, by which conviction fol-
lows 'dcntiiication. Vidal is closely confined. Mar
anez vas captured ut Tho Hacienda Paralols.
Prince s. ,lin Salm III among the condomncd.
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NEw York, uguat i5.--Au IIavann lotter of tho
1tj says that serious riot took place nj MntanZaa
during bull figh.t.. negro conspiracy lns been
discovered at SAINT. ..ago do Cuba and most Of tho
leaders arrested. Yo uow fever il raging all over
tho Island OF Cnba. Tho 81. Thomas Dry Dock is
~,
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EEW oM1r&%s =, FMS kg3g%9k kd lIE ,rstpSRs
have IL very small majority in ten parishes. Tho
white minority i'll tEis city amounts 10 forty. AS
will issue an order for the election Of members nf
n Convention.
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WILMINGTON, August 15.-RcgistraLion COM
nienced in tho LIST Ward to-day. There was but
little excitement. Tho following il the result: 81
whites, 327 blacks.
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rS' ARTIFICIAL EYES.-ARTIPICLAI. IIU.
MAN EYES Inno to order md inserted by Drs F.
EAucit and p. GouGLEArANN formerly employed by
koissoSSEAu. Of paral. No. 800 broadway. New York
April "a 1rr
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Texas kCNyg,

GALVESTON, August 15.-Montrrcy datos Bay
that Canuies esnlicd and attempted lilo capture
OF specie train, bat failed, and III now marching
ON AIataInoras.
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From li1c1Inlniiti.

August 15.-TeleSrams from all parts of the
Slate say that tho rain has been flin, heavily
throughout the State since yesterday morning. 1t
is still raining in torrents llcrc.
W. NJ. james, Collector oftho Internal Rcycnnc,
who was tried for accepting brhc.,, was acquitted
IN div
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Registration In Louisiana.

AUGUSTA, July IT,: So far as heard from, lilo
following is tho result Of registration in Alabama:
Whites, j9,05i; blacks, 76,G6. Total, 135, ,6sj.
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AUGUST 16, 1867.
MARRIED..
OBITUARY

On tho il ut. IN the Church Of tho Advent. Spartan.
burg. s. c.. by Res. }. ID. MCCOLIouuIr, TIIOS. q.
MhSS1E To Miss MARY &. BAKER, nll OF SIartaubnr.
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rs. BAT CHELOR'S HAIR DYE.-TIIIs
SPLENDID HAIR DYE Is tllr best in tho world Ths
only 'rnc md lt.!s: Hp'-hasm'+-s .-EI'le, instan-
tanroIs No draI rsr,,t ,tn.rnt. No ridiculous unts.
Nai"' r'aek or brown. Remedies tho III effects of Lua
Dyes lnvsoraes tho hair, leaving II soft and beautiful
Tho genuine IL signed William a. Batrhrfor All others
nre mere limitations. nnd Rlonl 10 avoided Hold by all
Druggists ami Pcrlnmcrs Factory. No. 81 Barcoy
Rtrcut, New York.
EJ. BEWARE OF A CoUNTERFEtT
December 10 yvr
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Kcgistrniian i'm Nnr1h Cn,.niinn
Rcuistratton In Alabama

RALEIGH, August 15.-Rcsisra.ion commenced
to-day. The following VAS the result: Whites IL;
blacks G7.
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VOLUME NO.
TELEGRA.PHIC.'
Our Cable Dispatches.

:, LONDON. August ,j = Noon. - II is raining
throughout England
Consols, 9iI. 1onits, II.
l.IrERrooI, August l5--Nuon. - Cotton uuict
and stcaIlr. Sales probably lU,O01 bales. Corn
3Ss. Gd others unchanged. Tie r.iu checks BIZ.
sincs3.
LIVERPOOL, August l5.-2 T.. M.-Tallow u,l-
yanrcl His. 9l.; others unaltcred.
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nn' BEAUTIFUL IIAfR:-GIIEvALlEI,S LIFE
for tl'r HAIR positively restores gray hair i,s original
color aud youthful hcaiy; luiars iifr. strength and
growth {" thu weakest hairs pops its filling ont at oucc
Keeps i'ic heal clcan: Is unparalleled ~ airrcssiug
FOLD by all druggists fashionable lr-rrssrrs. and deal
or" IN :ary goods. I'll, trade supplied by tho woio
sale druggists.
SARAH ,,nEVA AIlER Al In
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SPECIAL NOTICES,

RD- NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAI AT
the expiration Of three months from Ibis day all M.
plicaon will bc male to ic proper PERSONS for renewal
Of tho following Bonds md Stock. belonging 70 the estate
the late Doctor SAMUEL WILSON. destroyed during
the recent war. viz:
Two Bonds Soto $50 and 2Ia Mnn,ps and Charleston
Railroad Company, each Sl0OD
Ono Bond, No. 207 Montgomery anil West Point l,al
road Company. $3.50.
sTsTE EoUrH cARoILSA THREE FER sTocE.
No. 763 for sao77 0i In February TIL. IsJs
No. 6G3 for $500 IN September 18th, 1877.
No. 7la iur s55s ~ Ia oroher 18th. 1927.
M. 69a for $3.50 In April 9th. 1919.
No. Ti3fnr slGaS 80, March urNovsmbor 9th, 1929.
WILLIAM n. WILSON.
NJ. l.. ca RiiERE
Qualified Executors.
August III nng Ii. ~, sept 10, ~, oct 10, 81
nD-DIsrRICT COURT FOR BERKELEY DIS
TRICr-Il Ia ordered that the Sheriff !o pr,curs fru,n
the several Tax Collectors Of tho Parishes embraced
tho District OF Bcrkccy list of ull PERSONS usscssc
for taxcs nnd wlo shall have pail their taxes for tho
present year, and receipt thereof c Clerk and Sheriff
shall ranscribc tickets. cacli containing ono na,ltr
tho nnn' OF all pcrs0s contained In such lists which
tickets shall by them 10 deposited In tho Jury lox
that tlerefrum Teairr of Jurynlcn may bc drawn
10 slrvr nj the ncxt term OF Ills Court.
I. d. RICHARDSON,
District Judge.
Attest: HEsRf s. TEN, Deputy crrG.
August i3
n5'REGISfRArION.-T IHD PRECINCT,
CoLtl:TON DISTRlGT.-Tlo board of Reriu-~.'-.. 'nr
ThInl Precinct ST. Uartholor,- rurish COcson Dis
tlct s. e. wiz '."n its sessions a. follows. viz:
Bl.Ul; HOUSE POL1.-An,lIs igtlI .Dt,, nlst and
at. September 5t 9Th md 9Th.
For Revision September nth AMI a0.l
AT wAITERDoRo' POLL-CoURT lIOITSE.-Augusl
9th. Gth.. e7 and 2Sth. September 9 10tt lIli,
For Revision. September nd and nth.
Al HOUND . POII-Augist 9It,, 3lst. September
ID III, It'll, 18th and IGlli.
For Revision, ScrtenIbrr 2Gth anu a1th.
As the whole duty must hr performed by lilo lst ocio.
Der. tile Hooks will BIZ closed the 18th September In
order to comply with Paragraph KIN. Gccra Order No.
G5. Headquarters Sccoud Military District giving ample
time for public inspection AMI revision the lists All
persons qualified Ia vnte under the provisions OF the Art
"f Congress- passed 2d March, 1sG7. enri Au Act to
provide for tho ollccnt Government of tho Rebel
States. and tho several Acts supplementary thereto nru
invited TO appear bpfore tho Board for c,stratIon
Hours Of sitting will ho iroIu 0h. NJ. 10 3P. ".
II. II. wII.LOuGHBY
IbarIuan Board of Reg
For Third Precinct. CoIlctou District.
August Is
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HD' THE GRAYEST MALADIES OF YOUTH
AND EARLY MANIIOOD.-HowARD ASSOCIATION
ESSAYS. on tho Psychology Of tho Passions, and thu
Errrs Abuses and Diseases peculiar to Tho frat ago OF
man. with ltuporiA methods of treatment en-
poyed In this institution. Son in scaled lotcr on
relores. FREQ OF charge
Address DR.. j. SRILlIN HOUGHToN,
Howard Associaton. Philadelphia, Pa.
Hln " SmO
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August Is

hS- REGISTRhrION.-rIIEB BOARD OF REG
ISTRATloN for the Third Precinct. Parish OF ST. Juhn's
COllcton. District Of fCharlcatoI will ruuncurc duties
nt Lcgarcvc Johns Island Thnsuy lilo 18TH inst.
and will continue IFS scssous three days. IL will sit II,
the place again Monday and Tuesday, tho adh and
2i iIsts, for ntal session for the revision tho list
aud for thu accommodation Of thosc citizenu vile, may
not have registered their during lrst three
days OF tho session.
The board will continue ''s duties in thr Village f
Rockville. watn,alnw Isla - Monday next, tile 10Th
inst. and will continue its session three days. II will
alno sit at tho eamo place again Wednesday, Thurs.
day. 2St and 10Th usts.. nal session for tile
vision Of tho list, &c.
Tie Board will contiunc its duties at wrishts Store.
ldiso Island. Thursday next. tho rid inst and will
continue ita session three days It will ut the sae
placcasain FRIDAY and Saturday. ;,Gth iustr
for nua session for tho revision u the ist &c.
Az tho whole duty must b, performed by the 1st Of
October. tho books will bc coscd the septen
giving ample limo public inspection revision
tho ss. All persons qualified 70 vote under tho proyfs
Of The Act OF Congress- passcd March d. 1867, entl
tied San Act provide for ule efficient govorI,-
of The rebel States and The several Acta supple
ulcnnry thereto. invited 10 appear before Tho DoarL
for registration.
Tho houra 0f sittng will l,o from "a. II. 10 p. NJ.
W. ". BURGER
Chairman I:oard Of Registrars for Tie Sd Precinct,
Parish of ST. Johns. Golleton. August l3
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,rur CORRESPONDENT Of ths Baltimore Sun refers
10 tho controversy as to whether the rccom,nenda-
ton of the military commission WAS or was not
placsd boforo tho President, md says: "aIr.
Johnson ailhcrcs to his assoycratnn that this re-
commentator was not among tho papers present
cd 10 him By Judge Holt on tho 9Th dny OF July,
1865, whom tho Executive approval OF tho sentences
was written out by Judge HOLT and Aligned BY tho
President. AIR. JOHNSON further says that The
sheets OH which tho court record va" Triton wore
not fastcncd together whom presented 10 him, but
tho whole matter has since been ma1o up Gnl
fastened together by uD ayGlct; and as showing
that tho recommendation for cDlnmntation must
have bcen separated and kept in different place
from, tho balance Of tho record, iolcronce
ia nlaIo TO PIIraAa's Official account OF
tho trial, which has no mention nf tho re-
commcntlation oil tho Court, though it purports to
gives copies Of nll papers connected with Tho case
This publication was permitted upon tho authority
of the Secretary Of War, with tho injunction that
il bo prepared ard issued under tho snperinteId-
ence of Colonel DunNETr, who, Judge HOLT adds,
swill be responsible 10 this bureau for it's sriet
accuracy" In October, 1865, threo months after
tho assassination irinl Colonel BURNETT, special
udge-atlYocato for tho commission, cortiflos that
n obedience to tho directions OF Tho Secretary of
War, through tho Judge Advocate General, hayo
suporintcndcd tho compilation and publication In
book FORM &C., &C., &C., and hereby certify to its
faithfulness aud accuracy" No copy OF tho paper
in question being found in tho book, Mr.. JOHNSON
takes BURNErrs certificate corroborativo OF tito
theory That tho recommendation for communication
was not pluecil with otler parts CT o record nii-
iii long after Tho trial, md consequently hc could
not havo had it before him when tho sentences
zero approved.
Tho Bloomington, Illinois I'dnta9rarh, OF, tic
Sd says: Yesterday tho workmcn in tho Goa
shaft. working aL tho depth Of ono hundred end
cighteun feet, struck the remains OF treo some
six inches in dametor, md soveral pieces wer,
takon ont. DIR. Roe has one picco which. is abou
foot long and two inches in diameter in q yor,
good stato Of prescryntion.I Ho says ho thinks J.
ia species Of cyprcBs It was firmly imbeded il
the hard pan-Bo much 30 that a pick had to b,
used to got II ont and though not petriled, th,
wood is protiy thoroughly porInestpd with tn
spbstanco OF Qo Btrata in which II had lain q
long This tree, or p,eop OF treer found in sucl
place, affords protty strong--wo might ainos
. say indubtablc- evidnnco TINT our Illinois prsi
rios nfe drift formation upon the primitive rocks
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OBITUARY.
DIED. In Iir,ohIyn New York. August 10Th after n
aud lingering, illness Ef,iZS W TIItYEIi wifi.
Of .si"nr TuAIrn. late ot this City, III tho lId year OF
her age.
.--.---<r,---I-"a,>.--or..e-~,-
o. The Relatives anu Friends OF Rev.
and aTT' RICHARD TOWNSEND, and Christians Of a!l
drnomkltiot4 are invited u ac,u The Funeral Scr.
vices oi TIM io-incr, nj ucoc. This Noriny nj Cen.
lcnary Church. Wentworth, street.
August III
CO The Friends untl Acquaintance of
Mr. nlL Mrs AUGUSTUS q. B,nuor respectfully IN
sitc I" attend :c Funeral Services OF tcir infant son.
ARTHUR o:TAriUS. At 81. Mary's Church. Hazel
street. This .ifeFnogn, at Five O'clock.
August 10
arr1
ps' ESTATE NUrICE.--AI1, PERSONS IiAy-
ING claims against the estate Of n lato SAMUEL. FOX
WORTH, will present tho same duly altes,.d 10 WILL
MOT q. DEsAusSuRE. ESP. No. - Broad street.
Charleston. And persons indebted To the estate will
make payment I" him. MARY J. FOXwoRTH.
August i6 r. E1ecutri1
No ALL WHO ARE IN wANr or GOOD AND
substantial BOOTS AND SHOES will mud them NJ No.
i37 MEETING STREET np S'ars, where they offer
cd nj retail. rs A,Ia,,s, q
ne NOTICE r. MARlNEES.-UA AIMS
AND PILOTS wishing to nncor Heir vessels In Ashley
River. arc Tc1ic:c'. ,io, 20 To anywhere Within direct
rini:" "f tho lIcalls oi tile ShYASSAH RAILROAD
WilARNlS ON tho Charleston nnd 81 Andrews siic OF
ihe Ashley litSSr 10y which prrcautsO contact with tle
Submarine Telegraph Cable will iir avoided.
:. Z. TURNER II. II.
lInrfur Masters oRce, Charleston. Ecir--. :. 'o"G
FcbrarvT
n5- HALLS VEGETABLE SlClIlAN Hair
RENEwlt llas prn,cd itself tn u the perfect pre-.
pariton for the hair ever Offered tu tho public.
II is vegetable compound al contains no injurious
properties whatever.
IT WILL RESTORE GRAY HAIR TO IT'S ORIGINAL.
COLOR.
1t will Eerp the hair from falling ouI.
II clcascs tho scalp aud aSca ile lair aof usirous
aud sikcn.
II IL splendid hair drIiing.
No PERSON. ol,l or young. Ehonll fail To Use It,
IT Is RECOMMENDED AND USED DY THE FIRST
MEDICAL. AUTHORITY
re- Ask tor Halls Vegetable Slril;an Hair Rcnewer
ana take no "ther II. p HALL. CO..
Nashua y. H., PropricIors.
Ter SALE ly all Druggists Wholesale by
BOWIE IL NOISE,
SUCCESSORS T0 KING ASDCAssiDEY.
March thlyF Charleston, .;. C.
No BEAUTIFUL lIAiR:-ClIEyALlEI,'S LIFE
for the HAIR positively restores gray hair original
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PRICE FIVE CENTS
SPECIAL NOTICES,

HS-MEiAIOnihI, ,ASSOCIATION.-TIlE PItF;St-
DENT AND OFFICERS OF THE ASSOCIATION to
commemorate tho Confederate dead, earnestly request
those PERSONS who have not paid their annual subscrip-
ons tn do possible tn thc Treasurer ars.
HENRY HIGFALt,. No :Gy East Bay.
i. NJ. DI,AMYER,
July ~ Secondary pro TEN.
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De REGIST RATIO N.-rliE BOARD OF
REGISTRATION for 81. Jnhn's Berkeley, Fourth Pro-
cnct will It's duties at the times and places
folow8
Cal.mus Pond Poll. 7airIiay tho 18th inst, nnd
continue IN ses,on for three dnJs then at Fnl.zs Old
Field Poll. for threo days. and at Black Oak Poll.
Tie Books will be closed tho 10Th 8eptombor, In
order to comply will Paragraph XX General Orler No.
G5, Headquarters Second Military District, giving umpo
time for public inspection and revising Of tho Lists.
All per.ons qualified 10 voto under tho provisions OF
the Act OF Congress- passed I'd Of March, 1867 entitled
IAN Act TO provide for to efficient government of
tho rebel statcs." aud tbs several acts supplementary
thereto invited to appoar before the Board for Regis
tration.
Tho hours of sitting will be from A. If. to p. NJ.
Tho Anal sossonR for revising tho Lists will bo held
follows:
Caamus Pond Poll, o3d of sop.ombsr; Futz's Old
Field Poll oath Of September Black Oak Poll. 25th of
September. T. p. BURGER,
Chairman Board Of Registration. Fourth Precinct, St.
Johns berkeley. q August 10
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CO The Friends und hcIuuintunccS of
Mr.. nl Mra. AUGUSTUS q. BAnIor respectfully In
yitcl tn attend :ic Funeral Services OF tcir infant SON
ARTHUR o-TAriUS. At 81. Mary's Church. Hn.nl
street. This h}isrnoyn, at Five O'clock.
Nu,nEt 10
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H6-A YOUNG LADY RETURNING 10 HER
c"',n'ry home. after sojour, of months In tho
city, WAS harlly recognized ny ler friends. In place OF
coarse, r'lalir flushed face so had soft ruby
r'eSi"h {" alinoa, marble snoolncss, nnd Instead of
tw FlIrec she really appeared but cIgIcon. Upon it-
'ry IN To HE cause u gruat change, slln plainly
toll them that so used ihn CItCA,SIAN DaI.AI mud
rohSirn an Invaluable acquisition to any lady toilet.
by it' iIsc any Iy Gentlemen Improve their per.
sohal appearance ali hundred ioll. II In simple in H
combination az Nature herself is alnnlo yot usurpas4-
rd IN It's efficacy In drawing impurities from, also heal
Ing cleansing niid identifying theskin and comcxon.
ly liz drcclicon on tho cutico Il draws from Il all It's
Impurities. kindly healing the sumo, and leaving the
face ~ Nature intended II Hhold be-clcar ro emoot
nl beautiful rrire 81, sent by Mail EIpfcss,
ccild oi All order. by
". l.. CLARK & CO., Chemists
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o. Thc Rcintircs anu Friends OF Rev.
and aIs. RICithED TOWNSEND, and Christians Of n!l
denominations, invited 10 aleirl The Funeral
vices oi tho io-ncr, nj ucloc;. This Morning. nj Cen.
lcnary Church. Wentworth street.
August I6
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BE- REGISTRATION.-T1 BOARD OF
Jaines Goose Greek, will commence It's dutca Mt thn
Goose Greek Church Poll This Day tue l2 inst, and
continue In tho l2 l3th l4t 10Th AMI 10th Of
August aud continue tho 3D. 3d. 4th 9th aud 9th OF
September.
On Monday tho 18th inst. tho hoard will continue IN
session at Sunncryiilc Poll I'm place al Tar Kiln Polly tho
9th 10th. est, 22d and I'D August aud tho 9th 10Th,
llth. 18th and lath September.
On Monday tho aGth fnst the Board win continue In
session at wnssamasaw Poll the 2Gt a7h astl Goth nnl
3Gth of August, and continue the I6 18th, IL aud 18th
OF September
As the whole duty mus he peTfornied by tho Isl of
October tho Books will be closed the 10th Of Sep.
tember. in order 10 comply with Paragraph NIX 0uncruI
Order No. 65. Headquarters Second Military District,
giving nmpo tino for public inspection and revision Of
tho IIstI.
AL persons qualified 10 voto under Tho Act OF Congress.
passed March ID. 1867. entitled An Act to provide for
tho moro eieion government Of tho rebel sates nn
the several acts supplementary thereto invited TO
| appear before tho Board Of Registration.
The hourn OF sitting will bo from A. II. 10 T.. A.
Tho final sessIon for revising tho Lists will bp hold
folpws
At toosn Greek Church Poll. the ojth Of September
At tsummorvillo Poll, tho 2th and 9th Of September.
At wassamasaw Poll tho 1stl and 3oth OF September.
| LOUIS pINKUS
Chairman Board of Roglsralon Sixth Precinct Parish
St James Goose Creek. August IL
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DIED. In lirootlyn New Iork. August 10TH after n
severe aid lingering, ilness ELiTi ". TlIAYER. wifi.
of s'Hr TiiArn. late ot tls City. Ia tho id year OF
her age.
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SARAH 4. GnEvAIlER. N. d..
siuilGmD New York
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Chairman Eoard Of Registrars for Tie Sd Precinct,
Parish of ST. Johns. Eoeton August IL
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No ALL WHO ARE IN wANr or GOOD AND
substantial BOOTS AND SHOES will mud them nj No.
1877 MEETING STREET, up sairF, where they arr offer
cd nj retail rs Augusta
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". l.. CLARK & CO., Chemists
MI. > wcat fayulc Street, syracuse. N. =.
The only aucriran Agents for the sale Of tie same
aa,ri ~ "
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.Inilc
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BOWIE L. NOISE.

SUCCESSORS To KING ASDCASsiDEY.
March hlys Charlcstoa, -. C.
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THE UNPRECEDENTED SUCCESS OF THE
NEW CHEsNUT STREET (NO. IaI6),
sADDLERY, HARNEsS, AND HORSE.
FURNIsHING GOODS HOUSE
LACEY, MEEKER & CO.,

Is attributable to the tollo,oing Jdcts'-
They are very attentive to the want { their GUS
TONER'S
They are satisfied with fair business profit.
They sell goods only on their own merits.
They guarantee every strap in all harness they sell
over $40 the fault Of the purchaser only who does not
get what he is guaranteed and paid for,
Their goods are % per cent cheaper than can be
bought elsewhere.
They have cheaper ana finer goods than can be
bought in the city.
They have tnel"rgest and most complete stock in
Philadelphia.
All Harness over s25 are Handmade"
Harness from Sl4 to s525
Gents Saddles from 90 TO S75.
Ladies' Saddles from $40 20 tl25.
They are the oldest and largest manufacturers in
the country.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-04

70 NHBBsus1su3O
90 20 BRADY STREET, BELOW SEQ
ond Hoops constantly on hand and makso
n 70 oder.
arNss'. keoys' and Childrea'0
UlofiiisG ofthe best material and in o manner
.at oanno, f.il IL grvs satisfaction. Liseral
pa.roaa1s re especially solicited. imy9i -dly
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NFe6ASKe.

NoarH PLAsrR, sos miles from Omaha.
June S.-Senator wade's party arrived here
tonight. To morrow they wall visit one Of
tho United States forts in the vicinity, in
company with Ii. Gen. Sherman. The
weather is delightful. All enjoying them>
selves immensely. Bsing supplied with ri>
ties they kspt-up continsal fire all day At
antelorcs and other game that wss found all
along the track. - $50. --szs...ef
Rails are laid over 400 miles west Of here
but. owing to the high water Of the Platte
river, travellers and stages still leave here
for nenxrr
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TENNESSEE.

NASHVILLE, June ; The argument in
the impeachment trial OF Judge Fra
zer having been concluded, the Senate, to.
day, acting as "a Court of impeachment,
rendered verdict. finding him guilty OF
the charges preferred. The verdict removes
him from office and di qualities him from
holding any office hereafter.
MhMrHis. June 3.-The National Typo
graphical Union met 10 day at Odd Fellows
Hall. About - delegates were present
The following officers were elected: John
ii. Oberly. Cairo, reelected President; d.
Morris. Memphis. LIST, w. J. Hammond
New Orleans, ID Vice President; Alexan
der Troupe, New York, Secretary and
Treasurer; NJ. ID. Mayberry, Philadelphia
Corresponding Secretary.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-04

ST. LOUIS, Nav A western dispatch
says A mail coach on Smoky Hill route
was fred into near Big Timber few days
since; and again near Rupcll Station. The
former station was attacked three nights in
succession.
Gens. Smith and Custas are d Fl. Hayes
with 1900 cavalry. Three hundred men
with horses and outfit are ssid - have
deserted that post three weeks since.
A regiment Of colored infautry Was en-
route to Fort Hayne.
An Omaha dispatch says: Two hundred
Pawnes scouts bad an sncountss With aboul
the same number Of Sioux near The end Of
the Pacific Railroad few days since. Thsss
Sioux wese killed.
The steamer Mascslla landed ! 900 stand
Of arms. and large quantity Of annual.
ton ct Yanckton for use in Dakota.
The impeachment trial Of Judge King,
which he's been progressing before sAs Me
souri, Senate for too OF three weeks tsrmins
sted yesterday IN his ssooval fren Ole, and
disqualification for holdiag any once Of
honor, trust or profit for TIVE years. !.