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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-03-11

THE romance Of married life was
sirikingly illustrated at a wedding in
Albany, New York, Monday. The twain
had no sooner been pronounced man and
wife. than the bride was arrested Tor
stealing two dollars from a rival Of her
husband while sparkling with him the
ntrhf before.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-03-11

The "Star Spangled Banner was
Kissed at a theatrical performance in
Portland, Maine, on Washington birth
day. OF course it was the doiHgs OF val
famous rebels, who swarm in that deleet
able atmosphere. Congress should order
an investigation, and send a regiment Of
negro soldiers forthwith to the spot Sc
savs an exchange.
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FnREIGN

DUBLIN, March lO-The band OF ,Fe-
mans previously reported as holding
Kittell Barracks have been dispersed.
A. band of insurgents were repulsed in
an attack on the barracks at Mount Mel
likat A band of three thousand Fenians
are said to have assembled in the neigh
borhood of 0berlaire Abbey, Queens
county Troops have been sent to. dis.
perse them.
A Fenian council has been discovered
in this city and all the members have
been arrested.
Gen. Burke, Fenian leader, has been
arrested at Tipperary.
LONDON, March lin the House of
Lords, Lord Derby moved second read
ing of the bill to continue the suspension
of the habeas corpus in Ireland
Chinese advices say the rebels threaten
Hong Kong.
PARIS, March l0.-The Paris Mont
teur states that all French troops must
have left Mexico by this time. Maxi
milan was to have left on the 9Th.
MADRID, March l0.-Martial law in
Spain has terminated.
FLORENCE, March l0.-An unsuccess-
full attempt to assassinate the King of
Italy was made near Milan.
ATHENS, March l0.-A terrible earth
quake in the Island of Matyline laying
habitations in ruins and destroying the
lives of hundreds of citizens has oc-
Cured
FROM RICHMOND.
RICHMOND, March 1.-THE new bridge
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I6r On the 9Th, the Supreme Court,
now sitting at Nashville, through Judge
Hawkins, announced 20 the bar that
there would be no further call of the
civil docket during the term. The fran
chise question lies Orer.
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inscriptions power is no longer willing
to abide by restraining judicial inter
probation, and now it seems more than
ever determined to make all interests
and opinions bend TO its own wild will
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B9~ Capt Charles H. Albert, an es-
teemsd and prominent citizen of Colum.
bus, Miss, died few days since, and
was buried with Masonic honors He
had been Captain of the Columbus Rifles
for thirty years.
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BG-" Sir" exclaimed an excited Ohio
Radical, :" if the rebels are going to be
allowed to rule over us, then the blood Of
the colored substitute for whom / paid
three hundred dollars has been shed in
vain-in vain.
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THE DELUGE.
Destruction on the Chattanooga
Railroad.
Rivers and Creeks Booming High


From the Nashville Union and Dispateh.l
Within the memory Of the Oldest in
habitant, such q tremendous, sweeping
freshet has not been seen, as is now de-
vastating part Of the country south Of
here, especially along the liue Of the
Nashville and Chattanooga railroad The
destruction Of bridges azd property is
very great, and should the foods con-
tinue to rise, still more serious couse-
quences are.antic.pated. The Running
Water trestle.wOrk, near Nhitesides, Of
which we spoke yesterday morning, has
been almost entirely swept away, render
ing il extremely improbable IL the struc-
ture can be replaced before fhe end Of at
least two weeks Such a torrent Of wa
ter a. rushed down the mountains aud
passed this immense trcslle, until AZ last
% vas carried away by the resistless
torrent, has not been seen in that
part Of the county, we are informed, for
many year Three other bridges be-
tween Stevenson and Chattanooga,
neither OF them very large, however
have been demolished b. the foods
The bridge Immediately this side Of
Chattanooga. and also tuo others, have
been In such danger that il vas found
Necessary % place trains heavily laden
With iron on TOP, % prevent their being
swept away. The very latest accounts
reported the Goods sin rising but no
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R6"An honest German laborer in Sa-
vannah, finding pocketbook containing
$4,000, sought the owner and returned it.
The latter, in his lavish joy, asked the
German to take glass Of lager
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FROM SAN FRANCISCO.

SAN Francisco, March ia military
force has been detached for the purpose
of protecting treasure during its passage
across the mountains.
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FROM ST. LOUIS.

ST. LOUIS, March 1.-THE municipal
election in Omaha resulted in the tri-
umph of the Conservatives, by four hun
dred majority.
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MAHkFFEY-REAvEs-On the 7sh inst.
by Esquirc Brewer. a. the residence Of the
brides f,thsr. John Reaves. Esg-. Mr.. Wm.
n. Mahafey. Of Memphis 70 Miss Anna ].
ncarcs. Of shelby county.
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S@ The Mississippi papers are still
inquiring who shall be Governor Of that
State. For their information, we may
remark that Andy Johnson has not yet
annointad him
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The Legislature.

The following appears among the pro-
ceedings of the Tennessee Legislature on
Friday:
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FROM RICHMOND.

RICHMOND, March 1.-THE new bridge
at Petersburg was washed away.
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is collection of water in some parts of the
body. I'D bears different names, according to
over the body, it is called Anasarca: when of
the abdomen, Ascites; when Of the chest,
I,ylr
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-BEWARE OF COUNIERFEIIs. % 10
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WAR JEPARrMEET.
WtsUISGTON CRY. Nav II. lSti


SIR: | have the honor tu submit herewith 4
cfpy nf the entries contained in Inc lIcnora!,,lilm
book found on the person uf J. W.lke- Booth n
ihc lime al ..s capture. certified by General Holt.
Judge Advocate General (who has pUsS s-i"il OF
the book). together will his report i'll re.allon
Thereto.
anut the 2:itli da Of April. 1866. shortly after
n,mth's ciptlirc and few hours before hi rc-
mains reached Washington. II was brought 10
,ny hon h.. Pr vnst Marshal Baker and another
,.crscn who WAS, thlmi:. iirutrnaHi Colonel Culr
ger.
The blnk was then examined Lv me. in presence
If { ,rurraI Erkcri. Assistant Secretary Ut War,
and WAS fu III la contain "v the entries certified
irv General holt. also somic photographs ri ir-
malrs Immediately preceding the c;IsrIc-. = me
;.,r,s apinarrd tn ha"r lpccn cll out bEt thee
was nothing Indicating What hal b"cli wr,ifrl
thereon. or whether a.ytnc had been written,
nor win /, ur by whoa t'v had bern c9t out.
lnlile aicl' after carc,Ili GXi.. l.,!iib" ii TIE
hoax md s cnnirilt: 1t WAS placed III ' hantl''
IL General Ekcr in the Sa!Ir crnll!;I'' is wilc:l
first saw it, tu he delivered I" the J,.,l-r t'ivo-
cate General. III whose ps-css on, after liz dci:yc-
Nv n him l,v General Eckrrt. ! aai inlorn1l aiIli
.a.Ij.yc has continue Until tIc present time.
Tho last time slw til" r"'s iIIc last
winter. II wls thea before tn, Judiciary Commit
tee nr the House of Representatives., ami was, II!
MI r,.scta in rxact!v tie same condition a. When
saw IT first without any change "r atfriti"i' so
FAR as could discover. III lis contents.
General Erhert rc,nrtcd u me lHl, upon recciv-
,n.r lc Ilrulurail,llIIl hmi from me- nc sealed 1t
u and l,n:kcd il up III His safe. ana 1t cont llr,i
IN H.. puss,sson until he delivered 1t tn the Judge
ivuctir tir;icra aal thar il wa then il the
.a',.r condition ls wien II wa, brought to M.
house by Baker.
Yer, respectfully, vnur rhcdirut servant,
EDHIN u. STANTON,
Secretary of War.
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i'Sorci powers: The naj".it: siding VII tl fni-
nIer. Lcra,l-c ri similarity III .ium: and tn.
:"Iil, aiiuliGL !rn cs;aiit and allied 10 Prussia.
~a, c"mp ll,.l tn side wIlll Austria. Prussia
;iir "tiE hail, l na.iy secret a'ihrrcnIS III lli'
= rntr" hcclsr il; Va. Ii that >l:,. rrprrscn tt
the German against the iurricn Interest: Ere: c
.=grSs"n here h.iil:. standing threat. BiIi
Prussia. II l. n"" considered, did not her S;c-
tory very generously an there is nn much e,.-
IllllSas here in her favor. Tile Ircaty IF ALL
an.r concluded with her is not regarded very
avulahly-llr.t bcaS, II WAS an an ucrlllc act all
the part "t the Gorcr;inc!t. the Ir"pl. Hn having
been consulted: and >..ontiy lnr:i,lc il imposes
III nin.;uliS military siStcin ri lrn.s WitlInili re-
turning; an. c"rg,,p"':l;@" adv.ui;'..-. True IN
the lat" c"il'.vtl.y I";mccn 'sa!.' ad Prussia.
Jist lr"LcraLS sc,iiCii, the rnnuia: sv,raIhr waS
,F r';I.-. ;Il, sal. nt trrl' y; ami had thc:.
b'Hi VIII !!.:, i;ti" 'i'n.hi II ""id have result
II in !:. '.:.!,:.t. ."' GurmamH. A. il is thai
result. ,Nnull, wished fur by every true
ir:ro:, Is :;l,l i'll t!:r tulu:c. though | '!n not
think very far ul.
Oar "f tn. i!,.,i curious features ri German ia
ti"iial characteristic, Is ti:rir anipatiIy Ia the
FrI:cl. There. is L constant feeling ni jealousy
lasiS It's u'I;ilI IN part III the recollection 0f in
jurcS inflicted IN iiir past lay the French; tut still
more br'.lil>c uf ti!c arrogant tone Monsieur
Crapaud always as~linics wn!I talkin" I" ar OF his
German brother. Tie latter resent. ths. a Il II
feeling OF dislike, not To call it hatred and nnt:l
dlstlust Is the consequence. In t!Iis ali Germany
is unit Il ,d the aart'r the Frcmc! border the
sro:;, T. the feeling. OF course there are cXccp
tinliS and strange To- say these. are sci lum iuun
among the ignorant. the pnnr. and !, accab!e
peasant M. he s.outS brin;, made ''plrlcy-
vulis. Tie exceptions are to be found among the
educated. Your c"smopnic philosopher Il have
seen such III America make virtue 1f tlrlr
wa oF patriot ism. call the inpcrsnna"n Of ali
that is good. nnblo aud lofty i'll man. Il pre- judi cc
and al ignorant sl 'stliou T!,ry "a! inr'
would as suun be Frrn linen rs Germans. Sunlc
even Affect Il preference for t" former altcrI:a
tive. .llcsc however. are very few. | am .!a,i Ia
say. The bulk of tin people arc too h"..cst nnt
BE- attached to tc!r uuutry. But or tii1 nr,:i'ht
a;,icr. fS'U ULApiCS.
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PERsoNAI.-Wc t,arl ;ila :, .c .,@'ci:t ljr-
Laws. of our cl,v MS III Atlanta It wrtk. i;c
met Genera Pop. ::!.:, &c :,5 ::iars@"
of some length. G~u' 'r.,! s"i"t.:i aad irr'i'rai
Pope were /. We; H",.t .!,.' liz. G.'s aiily 90
gethcr, and wcrc w;'''" ,'c-t'''' u II, ;iic VI
fsryiew bttw ;i.c:i. i~t -. ftry c!i;i
and pI .asant. ,icn-i :a, ie:,,,3' ''::' 80! he
Laws that Lc had .,;.' ':''i.,, -. '';4tr-H
thc peopic of Il lus.ia. Vi ic Sua.t'; - :,is
earnest desire to :" d!sc.t- ti.i 'vni'';''''i d-
ties entrusted IN lis /! cu!.:.. a. I" Protect ',ii'
rconle in all tllcir r.=his ,i i.ci.e!i a'i property
We i,opc General rVin wlii b. i'i"i:;. sne'@->a-
frI in the accom- piislillent ui ;:sc,s: cds
''' - ''' augusta thr0rtct:
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The Relatives, Friends ahd .cquaint-

6t5. The Relatives, Friends ahd Acquaint-
uncrs of Mrs. P. MoRILLo and of Mr. aud Mrs. II. J..
MoHItLo aud of Mr.. and Mrs. JoHH CASSIDY and Of Mr.
aud Mrs. A. DUScAN and their respective families. are
respectfully requested 10 attend the funeral of rs
P. MORILLQ. ThtS Afternoon. at o'clock precisel',
from hr late residence No. 52+ King street no:th OF
II ry street. without further invitation
May q II
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So ----
EuSI,iiiat1 News.

MAsulSGroH. .'.:. -. J.,). :. E,ALc"N has hrei
appointed Assistant .rc:ls;:el sm il:icails.
Senator NILSSON arri.,.. a.. haas ;onc North.
He speaks warmly OF the grin.rai courtesy.
BUTLER in print persists IL his charges Of doubt
tul practices re .ardins l:ooriis ,iar and parduns
to the West Virginia descrtors. He claims him
selt to have originated the faGo,,s phrase
Bottled up"
The Hon. 4. r. RIDDLE, OF Ohio is 10 assist n
the SURRArr trial, which commences on Monday
Congressman DISGHAM rcfIsci assist i'll the
prosecution.
The Internal Iicvcuuc lcce!pts to-day amounted
to S453,000.
4 full Cabinet meeting, WAS held to-day. at whir
Gen. GRANT assisted. The meeting was very long,
and were coasnler.a;. Sr,XSG:: ::aY's opinion.
1t is ,dcrstool ;ilat thu Cabinet and Gen
GRANT approve OF ihc op,liio aid tia IL VIII he
promulgated tomorrow.
The committee appointed to in"cstiS1tc the rc-
cent gas explosion at the l.psto:.icc, whereby one
person wls killed at lr) sari u-',' ii::t, report
that the accident WAS occ.scra'i by the ope,ii!r
Of the locks by III uniuowu person. Thc cnn:nl::-
tee, however, Think that t,:, niascr:ai and macIl-
cry are dangerous, and rccomrlcni some ether
mode Of liSat;ns the hl;idu;.
The State Department has information that tic
quarantine ut S.. Croy has het:l raised, a"d the
communion between ST. thomas and st. CroiS Is
nicl
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Sfufe Ift.ttlS

Hon. +. &. Wrulisri, hns rcmii!"d I" hi- l:"m''
after IL ,iell to h:s pInltGlinn III M':,isainpl and
l!s appearance as Witness before III" iiI'ilra
Committee i'll Washimgtun. He lu"ka well and
,cca to be- in fine spirits. We know no'nmg
about the ln,;S ulmm which lc was i!trri":sat",
b, the Committee. iui have learned that h. AZ all
..hrr witnesses are. w,s subjected 10 Il searching
,.ya,uirIr:inu i',!.h,;tScit 'UHrm'd.
iscArE We !,nri liGat Sir. I;.',ot: sir' ;saS
takcn tom, jail ias b. lie lirpu;s sheriff for
krr,lmw District tn Il rrrlr,l "n ,hcr" i''r trail
made his cS,aIr hinrr reaching amIcm. II"
was charged with horse stealing ar"l las hcr'ii
I.im. ia ,ur Jail ir ABOUT eight nrnt!ih lie may
:ct,iriI "i,r u.+trc; !Or lur-' Ia lake !lln Ia
Nnri aru:!.a, wi,r;r Ii" i'r-. =" ta! "hr n""plc
had i,rt, ~. ":i ti;' .,h"i!i !iIIn a, tier
lnrscs.-- i,.hcttSrW' .!"t;f"'!.
llln WArEa.-Thc RI II .,.t wcc!, ..as III lrori,l-
nalc inr nlir RIVER planters. The Poe Dec ::s
high, aid W. have Ir,r!lc, TINT ;l.c water over
flowed the i"w laL'ls lln IL Ur' Il the '"nS crops,
:jnr creeks su ,:y m clI sN''i'';'. ai"! .''''
mil! dam u Mr.. H. &. Eisttr.mS 49,, broken au'i
the old saw mill house was!.r,! ANA.
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GS- The Relatives. Friends and Acquaint-
OF the late OGDEN HAMMOND. aud the on
Gers and Members of the State Society Of the Order of
Cincinnati requested To his Funeral Sc vices
at st. Nj lacs Church. This .tjtsrnoon. at harast
Five O'CLOCK T. Nav o.
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Domestic Markets.
SOuS DISptI'Gif.

New YORK, Nav 23.--FIoM luc. lower on coiIi-
mon grades. Com 1a2c. better rorii dull, s22 o..
Lard, 12aa13a. Wl,iskey quici. Cotton quiet aud
without decided change. Frcigl!ts dull. Stocks
active and tending down. 1872 coni'os, l094alo9:.
Gold 1857. Stcriiug OF GO ,iats 1O9;;.
EVENING DISPATCH.
Cotton dull and ucl,angrl; sars li0G bales 1t
&c Flour dull and ,lecliucl l0I1jr.; State SlO H.
a13 70; Southern SIS 2M1s. Com--:nixcd Western
new 81 15a1 %; old 81 2Sa1 3l5. Provisions Guic'
and dull Rice firm; Carolina lOaai2:. Sugar
quiet; Muscovado lu4alIlc. Cctfrc and liolasse'
quiet Naval Stores firm: Tarpcntnc G2sa;'sc;
Rosin unchanged. Frclshts dull and lower; o'
Cotton to Liverpool 3D.; gram by steam 2.l;}d
Stocks and Railroad Shares active. Governments,
dull Gold 3SI. Aioncy6 y cent. G2 Coupons
1Ossa1O9l; III do 1Ot: 60 log; New Isauc luSaoS!
1O-4O's, registered, 99Sa.g.; Coupoi:s 92i. 7-3Us
first series, 106i others, io5l. lcnncsscc. New
Issue, G3.
BALTIMORE, May 23.-Primc Rio Inlcc held NJ
lSsa18a. Sales ligh. Flour quiet anu unchanged
Corn iirmcr; White 81 Ia II; Yellow Il lSll 20;
Mixed Western 81 %. Provisions steady aid un-
changed Mess Pork s23 5Ua23 10. Western Lart
l3la13t. Bulk Shoulders .. Sides IL. Whiskcy
S. in bond.
Sr. LOUIS May %. Flour dull Pale Supertinc
$40, declining. Provisions quiet
CINCINNATI, May 23.Fiour III fair demand, and
unchanged; Supcrtiue sli 5Oa12 ID. Cora rmer.
Whiskey dull and nomiLal Provisions firm ami
unchangcd Mess p rSH 500 jn
New ORLEANS, May 23-S;..cs 1Gio iH.'s Market
unsettled and easier Low Md:!ings 2l.2i3c. Ec-
ceipts 46O bales. Exports 71S' h3l"s. Sugar am!
Moasses nominal and ulu:.a:.:cd -Four cXtiei
" dull Sperfnc offered il rannd lois nj Sll;
treble extra at SIG 81, but iroSuiat. Cora steady
and firm. Yellow aud mixed 81 l5a1 ~; White
81 25 Oats quiet at yO91c. Lard in ticrccs at IL
aI4c-in kegs 13ial3I. Bacon il n" job3ing de-
mand. Shoulders 9ic; Ebheli Sides 12sc; Clear
Sides 1SAc Pork very dull at s2s .. Coffee active.
Fair to Primo 24sa254. God 81. Stcriins 4ta5l.
New York Sight Exchange 1 per cent. discount.
MOBILE, May 23.-Sala 300 bales; closed dull.
Midding %. Receipts u bales.
SAVANNAH, May 23.-Cot on ycry dull anda small
business doing Middngs, uomi.ally, II. Re-
ceipts $50 bales Receipts ct the week $3.50. Ex-
ports 1447. Stock 1920. E"cci2ts OF tic scaso'l
l,239.
AUGUSTA, May 2}.-sGartct dull; sales iii bales.
Receipts 81. Strict tlidulin:.S u.
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judge Advocate General
April. l3-ll. FRIDAY. rlH ipEs.

April. l3-ll, FRIDAY, r!lE ipEA.
Until to-day nothing was c.cr t::'';iSlt "i sL':i-
ticin. tu our cnuntr, wruligi f'r RAY hinntlis
We had worked Ia capture. Bnt our can,' being
almost lost something decisive a great i:'.''t d.
dome. Int failure wis uwliias Ia otcrS who Gd
nui strike for tr!r country with hcart. str'irh
lndy. aid mut ~ the paper, say. walked Win
a firm step tIirli.h ilIll%al " H. rieii,s Wa
stopped. but pa he'd u:r. \ r"l"nci w:a M h :
side shouted SIC .,m,.'' b,i"r,, fired. In
jumping hrukr IN! he's. r,N,.'Hi III his I'lcAct:
i;,sr SIXTY mlilc~ hl hl'.!. Wi. iiG h"'r "l my
.,,; trart; :; til" 'sll a. ever. i!inr.
:,i, 'r rr;n'n II. ti:""s NJ iial"'l to ii'll:
,ui cu.l.,r :, we ali :.rr .''.b!s him. and tod
rlmr;, ll':,i, ii:y the ii,sir;!c't uf hi. rinsh-
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Mnr.inr :,eNEs.

New York, May 23.-Arrived the Horc, ir"m
Mobile; tho .iAant,c, fro:i Pennsylvania; and
China, from Europe.
The MelJoun, rom Mobile arrived Il: Liverpool
on the 9th.
The steamship Lnrcy,s :;.s ayrsct! i:"m linrrc
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From IN. West.

San Francisco, SIay 2,.-Tna Dlliar.! Tourna-
ment has boem closed. ~ ". DAUGsoS, of ii"-
ginia, Nevada, won TIC champion cue.
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sgERRoRS OF YOUTH.-A GENTLEMAN
who suffered for years from Nervous Debility. Pre-
mature Decay anl all the effects of youthful indiscre-
tion will TOR the sake OF suffering humanity scnd rrec,
t. II who need it, the receipt and directions for making
the simple remedy By which he WAS cured. Sufferers
WISH to profit by the adver.ers experience. can do
20 by Undressing. in perfect confluence.
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REPORT up THE Jrm;.: ADv,N:Arf.-,it SrRAl

tArriI* iI.irE.-- i:. Caaul III .iuiiriai ui the
liail ii'si;..i. contains favorable ,,!li.,rni imtirr
IA rti,ir.i.u. Ia iuritS al liic rIZ,!is 1T Li;;.
:o,..l lcgait;isa # color. Ia tale n!o rnli$l.:s
i."a ;.,c I,IiI.,i '',trlat.''i. :" tlr tlHy
~. ntk,. he iuiiun.r!.. extract li,l.! the said s.-
i,c. order !" ,i,uw t;,;t 'al'.;u Samuel lace,
al the fr,a' a'.:il,.!i- !;r, ai!. J., f.i"..,,rI a
l.,..,ri ia tan";,m ,,l in. i; J. IL. II vii ia
.rr;. lou !:I lir l., >iil us.ll% i,.: ..mcirars 10
pru:n III i;i,il ali,i ;:::,r"i.: intwrcn l!.,: wa
cla*,.'-:
.',',l,t s;:airl Place, ri ila rr.,dn,.,s l;areau.
wilo~o .I ,."1 !.n .tla! cu..;i:.t los..,r uil
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s8-WE AXE AUTHORIZED To ANNOUNCE
4. NJ. WITHIN Esq, US a candidate TOR Sheriff o.
Charleston judicial, District. at the next election.
September IT,
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New York, May 33-Vera Cruz d'ics to tie
18th state that IlnAMnS ":s bad.E wounded ~
attempting to force tie Liberal lntcs IN the 21;i
Castle Chcpu tepec vas captured by GuADivASA
on The 1lth, agtcra forced ;.s'ses! with the lni-
perialists DoN SESSION PEoN has been executed
by
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SPECIAL NOTICES..

BgpCBLIC NOTICE.-THE DISpENSART OF
the Fourth Health District i'll ch rye of DR.. j. SoMERs
BUST has ben removed from the City Hospital to the
southeast OF ST. Philip and Warren streets, where
patients will be between and 10 O'Clock A. NJ, and
5 and O'Clock P. ~, aud calls left as heretofore.
GEORGE ). PELZER NJ. D.,
May24 10 c ty Registrar.
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-, m"cir has been ::a..i about iIc si"iiat;on "t
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A NOTICE MARINERS. AIMS
AND PILOTS wishiu TO anchor their in Ashley
River requested II to do anywhere within direct
rango Of the beats II the SAVANNAH RAILROAD
WHARyES, he Charleston aud st Andrews sido CT
the Ashley River. by which precautio contact with the
Submarine Telegraph, Cable will be avoided.
r. G.. TURNER, Ii. ".
Harbor Masters ofcc Charleston, February q. 1866
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