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~ STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
COILETON DISTRICT.-By r. ALLAN WILLIS, Esq,
Ordnary.-Whereas BENJAMIN STOKES, Commits
sioner in Equity made suit to to- grant him Lctters
Of Administration Of the estate and effects OF EDWARD
J.WEBB These are therefore. to cite admonish all
and singular the kindred and creditors OF the said ED
WARD WEBB late of Colleton District deceased that
they be and appear before in the Court OF Ordinary
to be held ut Waterboro' the 14th February next
after publication hereof at IL O'Clock the forenoon
show cause, any they have why the said Adminisra
ton should not be granted.
Given under my mnd this fifth day Of January, Ammo
Domini 1867. B. A. WILLIS o. c. d.
January 10 the
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aI STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
TON DIsTRICT.-By r. ALLAN WILLIS Esq, Ordi-
nary.-Whcreas, B. STOKES, Commissioner in Equity,
has made suit to me to grant him Letters Of Ainistr-
ton Of the Estate and Effects of I. r. MASON: These
therefore, t. cite and admonish all singular the
Kindred and creditors OF tho said l. r. MASON late Of
coeton District deceased that they be appear
fore in the Court OF Ordinary held ut Walter
boro on Tuesday, 18th February next after publication
hereof. ut II O'Clock in the forenoon to cause II
be granted.
Given under my hand, this 9Th day OF January Ammo
. Domini 1857. r. ALLAN WILLIS. O. G. D.
january 10 a4s+ the
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. SPECIAL OFFICES.

%I. Q. o. F.-TdE INSTALLATION OF THE
OFFICERS Of the r. W. GRAND LODGE OF TILE
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA will take placo 7Ai,
Evening, ut Z O'Clock.
The Scarlet Members arc invited to be present, -
JNo. Il. HONOUR Jn., M. D.,
January IT Grand Secretary
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PUBLIC NOTICE.

DISTRICT COURT FOR BERKLEY DISTRICT.
IN: CONSEQUENCE OF TIE ndPossBnTY OF
procuring place Of safe confinement for Prisoners in
the village Of Pinopos It s ordered TINT the first Quar-
ter Session Of the District Court for Berkeley be held
at MOUNT PLEASANT dnstead OF Pinopols. as hereto
fore adverdsed), on the Foarth Monday in january
instant NH VI; $sgs ". .sy $5:if
"A Special Court VIII be held Wedaesday, 9th inst,
at Mcunt Pleasant, for the drawing Of Juries. :
! By order Of Judge F. D. RICHARDSON. gssF.
az s,.s 4,t u. ". BROWNFIELD, 3
january s stuth6 Clerk Dist Court, Berkley.
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: Domestic Markets.

Nxw YonK, JANUARY 1e.-csold s5l. Five-twen-S
ties, of 'g2 107a DO. ,64 1861; do. ,'65,
106iS do: CO lice, aas sevnn thirties.
old series, 1041 Stocks heavy. Missouri G'st 3d.:
Cotton more active ianda shade fr1ner; sales 1000
bales; Middlng Uplands S. Flour dull and droop.i
ing. Wheat dull. Corn dull; mixed Western 81 16
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~ STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA-6OLLE-
TON DIsTR1CT.-By R. ALLAN WILLIS, Esquire Or
dinary.-Whereas: B. STOKES. Commissioner in Equity.
made suit to to grant him Letters Of Administration
Of the dereict estate and effects of JOSHUA NJ wHET
SELL: These are therefore, to cite admonish ali and
singular the kindred and creditors Of the said JOSHUA NJ
WaErsE1I, te OF Colleon District deceased, they
be and appear before In the Court Of Ordinary be
held at Walterboro', Monday, 18th February next
after publication hereof at II O'Clock in the forenoon
show cause il any they h.ve why the said Administa-
ton should not be granted.
Given under my hand this 7xi day Of January Ammo
Donini 1867. r. ALLAN WILLIS
January 10 the O, CD
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

aS- -NOTlCE.-NO DEBTS CONTRACTED BY
any Of the crew tho British Bark YUMURI, will be
paid by either .ho Captain or Consignoe
January IT thstu3 RAVENEL & co.
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TELEGRAPHIC..
Our Cable Dispatchc..

L1vERPooL, January 1G-Noon.-The Cotton mar.
ket opened to-day steadier, and the sales Will
lands l4ad. - t1'e ~
LONDON, January 1G--Noon.-The money market
quiet and unchanged. Consols 81 for money
AmerSan a securities genoraliy unaltered Erics 45
y, florence letter in this mornings Times saws
that General King, the American Minister at Rome
nus poem INVITED to remove the American Churcb
oMts1oo OF the walls of that city. Mr. King cont
P1ed and will hire a villa for that purpose
EEslH, January lG-Noon--Thc Hungarian Diet
nave agreed to NJ. Diak's address .condemniuc tho
patent lately issued for the reoreanizaton 81 thc
army. Ihe vote vas nearly Unanimous. :. '
,fLoRENcE, January 16.-The BUDGET OF italy
SHOWS deficit OF over 159 600 600 Of forins
PARIs, January 16.-M. Theirs is about to give =
Erano alnner to tho Opposition .the Orleanists and
Democrat1c Deputies having united =
vienna, january 16.-Ihe Russian Minister, hero
gave dinner last night to the Greeks in this CITY
aaS a. wnleh 20 presented toast to the welfare Of
# LoSDoN, January 16-Evonine closed
az wy ior money, being decline Of from the
noon quotations. Five-1wenties closed at 72J.
,crds rAhls, E. January 6-Evening.-Unted States
,11Ea3 hTEyM3RooI, January 1e Evening.-THe cotton
uons snow no change; sales reached 10000 bales.
LONDON, January 16-Evening.-The market for
breadst,ffs is steady. go - -
PAnl, January 16 -Evening.-The Americans
n sais e1sy viii give a: banquet tomorrow to JAS
Gordon Bennett Jr., at the Grand Hotel
LONDON, January 16.-Captain Samuels, OF tho
yacnt henrletta MIR. Lorellard owner Of the Vestn:
ana Colonel Taylor, OF the United States ARMY
Aea7o to-day by steamer for New York.
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~NOTICE.-I, KATE DOUGLAS, WIFE OF
WILLIAM b. DOUGLAS. residing at No. King
street. and carrying the retail business, give notice
that in month from tho date hereof will act
SOLE TRADER KATE DOUGLAS.
JANUARY STR. 1867. 1rno sro' January
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Mr.. RUSSELL has the book for sale.


-= Middleton of New York, announces the first
American edition Of the s.Pront PAPERS," Il two
volumes, with a portrait OF the anther (Reverend
Francis Mahoney), additional poems not hereto
fore collected, notes, and an original biography.
It has long been matter OF surprise to us that
Father: pfouT, the modern swu1, has5no are this
been introduced to the American public. Hitherto;
we have only known him in BoHN's edition.
S s14AvERHM BRAzn--so time ago,an, associa-
tion: was formed, with committeos. in Paris and
London, to promote the universal abolition OF
slavery. The first care Of the committee was to
send addresses to the Emperor Of Brazil and the
Queen Of Spain, the sovereigna Of the only two
countries that still have slaves That addressed
to the former. poten.ate has been answered by his
Imperial Majesty's: Minister for Foreign Affairs.
The reply states that the personal desire OF the
Emperor ana the tendency Of public; opinion in
Brazil are equally in favor Of Abolition, and sayB
'sThe emancipation Of the slaves, necessary con-
sequence Of the abolition CT the save trade Ia now
only 9 question OF form and Opportunity" The
minister promises that whenever the unhappy cir
cuInstances in which the country now ia shall per-
NIT, the Brazilian Government will consider as an
object Of the highest Importance the realization
Of that which the spirit Christianity has long
demanded from the civilized world" !" It has been
stated since thai the Emperor Of Brazil had
emancipated hiso slaves as an example to his
SUBJECTS. 5.,.s5 ~ sissa, ~; =
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,a5-COLGATES HONEY sOAP.-THIs CELE-
DRAFTED Toilet SonP, In such universal demand, Is
made the choicest materials, ia mild and emol-
1tsnt In It's nature. frngrn ntly scented, and e1-
treney bcneAcial In Its action upon the skin. For
sale by MI Druggists and Fancy eeeae Dealers.
February - 1yr
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8g- CONSIGNEES' NOTICE MERCHANTS
LINE Schooner D. B. WARNER viii discharge cargo
This Day. at Adgers North Wharf All goods not caod
for before sunset will be stored ut risk and expense Of
'consignee. WM. ROACH.
January IT U# |.l--. /
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%KALAIIA MILLS MANUFACTURING COM
PANY.-The BOOKS OF SUBSCRIPTION to the Capital
Stock Of this Company will bc opened ut W. C. COURT
NEY CO.'S OFFICE, No. 9 Boyce's Wharf, on January
1st, 1887, aud continue open for month Informa-
ton respecting tho condition Of the Company will bo
furnished nl parties desiring to forward this :npor
tant work. E. L. KERRISON,
Secretary and Treasurer Kalnia Mills
December ~ II. thstu1no
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So STATE OF SOUTH COLLIE
TON D1STRICT-By r ALLAN WILLIS, Esq, Ordna-
ry.-Whereas B. STOKES Commissioner in Equity made
suit to me to grant him Letters Of Administration with
the win annexed Of the derect estate and of
JOHN O. SANDERS: These are therefore to cite and
moniah all and singular the kindred creditors OF the
said JOHN sANDER late of colleton District deceased
that they be and appear before in tho orl-
nary to be held as Walterboro Monday. 18th day
Of February next after publication hereof II O'Clock
IN the forcaoon. to show if any they have why
the said administration should not be granted.
Given under my hand this 7th day Of january Ammo
Donini, 1867. r. ALLAN WILLIS O. c. D.
!, January 10 :sst'a | th6 :
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Hs- OONsIGNEES PER BRITISH BARK W.
MUIR are hereby notified that she has been entered
under the Five Day Act and nil goods not permitted at
tho expiration Of that time win bo sent to the Public
storc. She will discharge cargo at vanderhorsts
Wharf RAvENEL 4 co.
January II thstu3
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#,AUDrTORs OFFICE, SOUTH CAROLINA
RAILROAD COMPANY, CHARLESTON, DECEMBER
%, 1se6.-An interest the Funded Debt OF the
pany payable by Coupons tho lst Of January, 1867
will BIO paid presentation at tho Auditors Office In
John-strcet, after the Sd pro1imo.
December % J. R. EMERY, Auditor.
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..=. SALOONS. ts (.
GENFLEMEN'S RETREAT,

NO. 81 CHALMERS ST. OPPOSITE CITY SQUARE
TTvHE PROPRIETOR OF THIS RETREAT HAS,
i since his retirement from tho old ,French Coffee
House. concentrated all tho valuable acquisitions Of that
establishment at his present locality &5s @
LUNCH served at the usual hourz- DINNERS pfovid-
ed at shortest notice Els convenient situation gives
him great advnntagHz.- IA HARENICHT,
JaDuAYy trths8
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IS HALLS VEGETABLE sICnIAN HAIR
REVIEWER has proved itself to be the most perfect pre-
paration for the hair ever offered to the public
It is vegetable compound, and contains injurious
properties whatever. = = aa%
IT WILL RESTORE GRAYHAR TO IT'S ORIGINAL
COLOR
It viii keep the hair from falling out
cleanses the ad nnakes the Soft lusrous
and siIken.f r--S,,- = --':-~'a
Il Is splendid hair dressing ''t
No person, old or young should fan to use Il
IT Is RECOMhiENDED AND USED BY TIE FIRST
MEDICAL AUTHORITY: - y';.:%.. e. i-'55s:
15 Ask for Halls Vegetable sicilian Hair Remover.
and take no other. B.. r. HALL 4 Co,
Nashua, N. r., Proprietors.
For sale by all Druggists Wholesale by .n
.. BOWIE & NOISE. ;5
SUCCESSORS TO KING AND cXssDEY, u
March thy@ Charleston, s. G.
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/. Conversational.

mAaSqToE, @ January 1e-In the Senate, tho
saenaea Nebraska Bill was taken up. MIR. Wade
ment. Vadous petitions we're read asking for m
increase OF pay. Mr.. Sumner presented q petition
hsk?ng ioE an Amendment to the Constitution pro
referred to the Reconstruction Committee. he
also presented eleven petitions from North Caro-
una Il, negroes favoring Stevens Bill. T1
rado was passed, with the House Amendment. by
a vote OF ~ to IA, and now goes to the President
- In the Aouse . report was received from the
CATIONS for the Circuit and District Courts of the
United States in North Carolina md asked for the
Aegisla1on a necessary to secure the records.
ton. q -, = = :, - = o3'osA-
The dietary Committee were instructed to re-
y to enable three-fourths Of the Represented
states 70 nifty the Const1u utional Amendment. A
number Of District of Columbia Bills were passed,
Payne opposed the second section Of Stevens Bill
WMch recosn1zed the present State Governments
s,a wmch ne denounced as piratical. Mr.. Bingham's
the Bill, instead Of being one OF reconstruction
was ono OF destruction; instead of restoration was
eh9 e1sun,9n Ia and perpetual dismen,berment. &c
States were States, land said that Congress, the
Courts, and the Executive had recognized them
ae knew that these rebels had filed tho land with
graves Now that 4O0, ,00G citizens had fallen mar
tyIs TO the country and the Constitution it was in
view oftheir great transgression that their pro-
posed unlversal forgiveness rose into the sublime
ana chaienged ed parallel in history. BE protested
agalnst the Bill, and closed by moving to refer it
20 the Committee on Reconstruction. Mr.. Dawson
spoke IN opposition to the Bill when the Speakers
hammer Sel atthe close Of the hour. p
Mr.. SpauldiRg moved IN extension of time. but
Mr. Stevens objected, and, on MIR. stevens motion
M ne House @ vent into:a Committee of the Whole,
his speech denouncing Stevens Bill
The Appropriation Bill was amended by adding
slo,oo0 for the lappointment of steamboat in
I 5peetors, tor d more thorough investigation into
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s. JACOB lwRENTIERS,

;AEEAsURER AND INSPECTOR OF LUMBER TIM !
1X1- BER md WOODs 70 be found st Ofaceof STEIN
MEYER SON Factors foot Baaufatn street. respect
nH offers his services 70 the public In above
y Altain MED1CUs EN9ACHER. Of orangebu1g::
W A3-The Harnwel Sentinel and Edee3eld Advsrtser
please pn5lish twice. , Z ~ N SO -l.lt
- Decer6fNr reS e.s H. . i y4vfhs "
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4s%AWAY WITH spECTACLEs-oI.D EYES
made new. without specaclca, Doctor or Medicine.
Pamphlet mailed free receipt Of ten cents Address
E B. FooIE, NJ. D.. No: nso Broadway. New Fork. 4
November -, ~, - - IL
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L So ARTIFICIAL EYES.-ARTIFICIAL HU-
MAN EYES made to order and inserted by Drs- F.
BAUCH and P. GoUGLEAIANN formerly employed by
Ro1ssosSEAU. of paris). No. 500 Broadway New York
& April IA EN- .@ 2&@= -A@s. 5ssS: Tyr.
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@ sELMoRE MUTUAL INSURANCE COM
PANY.-The Stockholders having determined at meet
ing held Monday 7th inst, that tho affairs of the
Company SHOULD BE IMMEDIATELY WOUND UP. all
parties holding Policies requested to call and have
the cancelled without delny and receive the quot
of the premiums paid by them for tho unexpred periods
Of their policies.
BY order of Board OF Directors.
January 10 JOSEPH WHILDEN, Secretary
@- ESTATE .NOTICE.-ALL PERSONS HAV-
ING claims against tho Estate OF the Late ]. DuBOSE
PORCHER, Of ST. Johns Berkeley. requested to hand
them in and those indebted to make payment to 8. L.
HOWARD, Charleston, or to Mrs MARION PORCHER,
qualified Executri1, ST. Johns, Berkeley.
December "a mth1mo
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w FREEDMAN'S SAVING BANK, CHARLES
TON, S. c., No. STATE sTREET.-Money deposited on
before January 2st 1857 will be entitled to interest
from January LIST NATHAN RITTER
January IL ay 7 % Acting Cashier
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So THE HEALING POOL AND HOUSE OF
NERcY.-HowARD ASSOCIATION REPORTS. for
Young Mon, on the CRIME OF SOLITUDE, and the
ERRORS, ABUSES and DISEASES which destroy the
manly powers, and create impcdiments to MARRIAGE,
with sure means of relief. Sent in sealed letter
velopes, free Of charge Address DE-, J. SKuLN
HoUGHTON, Howard Association, Philadelphia, Pa.
January 15 s- 3mo
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aB BEAUTIFUL HAIR-CHEVALIER'S
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its original color and youthful beauty; mparts life and
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York. .r SARAH A. CHEVALIFR, N. u:
january $50. IL. - 3mos
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@WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
E NJ. WHITING, Esq, candidate for Sheriff OF
Charleston tJudiciaD District at the next election.
Septernber
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sg MAGIC INK (PATENTED).-WI
write in all coors shades out of bottle, and with
one ink; is unsurpassed for fancy and ornamental
writings. Price, 81 boz, free by mail. The trade sup
Piled Address G. De CORDOvA.
No. GO William street, New York.
Decembar 17 thstu1mo
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aEsst4& Xk4E OVIION LAX
\, Representatives Of the manufacturers Of cotton
goods are now in the city, and declare that If the
excise tax Of five per cent is not repealed the mills
will be compelled to suspend operations alto
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ATLANTIC MoSruLY. Tbs number 60
October j. a. hard. Il oontains part Ten
Of The Guardian Angei poem ~ VIZ.
Eserei'- Nv 5oo-cs. . sketch b. D. r.
WhiPPAe; The kose RolI.s. q sksich ~
Alce Cary lu'srussiossi Cspyrirhs. 30
Jas Parton tae FEEhi % lie Codes. :
Poe's BY J. - Aidrich Th- Tl,-oas % tie
G,laen Fcot; The Autobiorr.phv q .
Qss~k a Native 81 Bornoo. .s.f-b -,
ooi-red linguist found IN 50. CaroIs-. =,
n,s. ohoer; ~isb srtieiss b. Tuotsr.
msn. fayior ssd Male. REVIEW. etr.
bostoa IIoknsr a Fieids. Psblisbers.
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u, rvcsfi. ~ Hairry ~ ha-k % Toss.
and 49, IN ioi-rsbie r,re.e-vsfioa. Th-v
eon'aiu "auers a historical interest q
mnrh sA4ac. sad 49, rest in rooi.1
chest liable ~ any caasaiis thaf nav I~-
''roy thern. and forever sunihiiafe tLs r.
Taloaole conisnts Tie qssstson = asse
al fhc to-n. STATE or 70, Historical Soriefr
'ske sofn- neasurcs ~ ~hleh thev ean Do
Preserss'if TIE isie VA. Fogg. a. intel
hErnt ftrn~r - EiEcs. us,l- rs-- couec-
tion oi doeonen's 80 isrf. relating fo tiis
pErt 81 lofk county -hirb are si.iI pre-
scrEcd. II TIE rscoris 81 Tie county 80
fePi IN thc rrirhboring t1-n. Aifre.l. 81
thc orizisii reoori ~ a. Crseral Coart
iof sir feri.nani Gore-.. Pros.noc q
Man. comusasise b. iCgJ. .. 49, o.
rrcords a ihe ooaris IL 40 @ ahoat that
period fgeurnal
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Az y -erv not crsusi ~ have ones
bslsf b. ~ rrsl eri.tenos oi WIEsn Tell.
Cartaia JOAN Smith.. ani 90 knos not
shon slse. ru,isiy trsapiei On All crush
81. Discussion ias iafciy been .,a-tef m
frsnce -hth thr-siens fo uurriy destroy
ne story - Newtc1 ari 80 faHi-r ap-
pc sni ths sut-eq1snt discovery u fhs
a. q grsslfaton o. - nov eiarmed ty
esrtAin nnenhsrs of ihc Irsneh Aladerny.
fhat 90 Pascal beion-s thr horor of prior
discovery. at 49, have pc iu-ri from
sens soarcs 90 oihcr oerain ifffcrs from
FasoAl Manfesquiea sni oilers O. the
Engi.sh FhIasorher. vhi.h vouI sre1, to
prove ihis 20 tieY arr e,nainc. IT, d.s-
rs..i1n So re yei rro-re..rf very ar.
Us Seems lkeiF fol lei sam WLaf,ser
aaay % o. .ssa~. or aifh in tte story
q a. hliiug P.rpin can hardly be shak-
En- lBoHon ADVERTISE.
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MAINE ITEMS.

Oue - be frnol.ooi trihe made a.. NIL.
In ~ sinutc. az Saii.hury Beach. a =
dass snec. lie ran against time.
Nsfhan S-ain. FORMERLY a wiito,- d.,
IN Iexas. "a yclios fever. a. his fri~nI. a.
'~4rn BY lcttsr.
The Saco Democrat undr-sfansl. -, 4.
80 W fairfeii. son of thr istc = : F.,-.
a-it. 20 fcrmrrvly q Ridd-sor,l. .l;-a
last -esk At Ncs ORLEANS 81 yello- fever
TIE hing q Tomaioe. ~. hroarh, ia,
our ofho~ day or t~o sincc by Jo.-nb
MAr-ton. Esq.. oi our village Il weighed
too pounds ard ten snd a hall ouncr. 49,
ssg The crvvd ~ eighf ounccs.
fNsierille Mail
A S.hhs,h Srhooi Consenfioa III -
hsli a Nf,fon. OCt Sh. Rev A. e
Adam. - Aahurn. snd Rev Mr Rusr-u
Of I'orti.sa. Mis-icn,r, 80 a., : : Tnio-
ior th'. STATE. arr expected O. be- pre-rr,.
AMI adde's. ;he meeting.
The Bath Times says arnons the nuuirr-
ous nh all usvful ariicies prrs.-nis.I %
Hcrst-, a. Dun~sa. Oft Nsri.r Na,i,n.
al hank. fn that rfty. on fh- cccasion % 81,
eaarr,Ace. rs q Silscr Tea S-rsire. ne
.ss'e'a BY ths Prc.ijcn, ard Dirveiors u
the Bank
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The rropretors al So Nor-sr Pine
Grove Comfy haVc rsraoved a.. fence
81 thc Ssr~aF sile. 90 a. % incisis the
lad rec,nfiy Prorarcd 81 Nc. Bro-n.
The gIsss der . 90 with squs-c front al
cniaFEes thc e-uletsry several ioss have
ben stts'i ur as season. Amonr thsse
. 90 oas heiouring e. Auerioa Bi.bee.
~ -hih hss . sesfiv ct grsnae oopin-.
sssi tssfei1l nicr -rrusnt
Gen. . l.. Be.l ard NJ. Girs~r A..
~ rrr-s-f htiin- o. q iot -bicb ual Ie
'r-y ei-rant. -hsu cs-npie,ed. Ifr.sr.
rorndei -lih . Assvr r-sai,- al. ri,h
ocfseonsi posts. those ~ th~ rntr.r-~ D..
mE sur"oss'ei suh . neat CAP. TIE
~o-t 90 bofh shese t,s "a. .s.-y,.s o.,
~ =. 4 Perry
Fbs nesfscss and god ttss. di.pi.re 4
brsie ciireus ~ Nor-ay. ia go 6fssar ur
anl csrlne ior his lot - -inninr 81 thsr
sords - coumcndafion from every oae
-ho ps~ss o. We knov Of no buris.
Piaoe o-iside : lsrge ciy u.ai approscte.
q n bessiy
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j. several - ne sou;hsrn Ssaie.. aero
Conservative canfiires are aunoarocd
Hos 'his o. brough' about. srr-a-s from
e. lrtf,r ri r. coiorrd LaTtgr q Moiiic 90
90 NJ York T-ihun~. IL sfs'-. 'haf
ihrcr rron'neri eifisess fecrntiy ~,ii,,i ur-
90 him ard A. ri BIN 5000 ard thcu
ra'-ona-e. h hs would a,io- hirlself o. be
ID a.. iool - a. ooossrvsfise party.
IL very -seiy tod thsn that b. preferred
a. sta % o. basinss.
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IuE bUSsFrr 90 lNrsErtst SrFrEsoE.
Not only arr thcr- no Indications a that
vsr Of race. Which Frv,idcni Johsson FORE
shatowed a. The terrible result q enfran-
chising The negroes 81 thc Distric; oG co.
la@ha. bat ihs MEASURE sens q h.N.
bcsn Promoiivs o. ihe peace and prosperity
81 the ~hole oommunuy- The lat .' o.
easionaI- letter % tn Phiiaaslphia Pre-.
sass
We ~cre told that -hsn the colorri
u'su carried ihe ciection here. trade -oaiI
iangui-h. cmigra'ioa ~oail stop. an th-
District -ouii become a paraii.e for FIRE
nsEroes- Mai - The rcslis WasAsnr.
ton C'ss ~as hesSr - I.rc.r~rous ~
e.ihi'ug' arr gosng up ca sSery quarter.
The lands in thc ncishnorhood. lonr n~r.
lccied o. devoted ooiy o. .'avc labor. ar,
being rspidiv pu-rha,cd AZ high rricr. bv
farmers All oihcr- iro-n th- u~irhl-o-i--
States 81 Pens, Nania. Ohio sad Ne Ter
sey. Asother rai lroAi !. beng buiis froa
BAltia-crs 90 KicLmoad. Nth another
SrafcA tunninE into %. Di,irict 81 Colsra-
bia and -hsn th- R~psbiioass obtain coen-
rl~'e Po..-'s'on 81 the munieipal govern
Fr~nt. a. they -il nat war b, The ei,ctsoa
q a Progrvssise Msyor. tie city al take a
ucv stars in oomnercr and manufacturcs.
sni ~ made ~ -insrr r,sidsno~ Of thos-
sands -ho -srs onls Prcvcatsd from isins
Asre "a other day' becagse oi III Prsscscc
% human slavery