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BUSINESS NOTICES.
ALL KIsDsor Jon WORK DONE AT THE DAILY
NEWS OFFICE
huction sn1e. Thi, Dav,

Auction Sn1es Thin Day.
I. NJ. CATER will soll this day, at 0l O'Clock On
Browns wharf. Sides shoulders, strips butter de-
H. a. T. CALDWELL will sell this day. AZ 10 O'Clock,
before their sto.e, No. 90 East Day. hhds Sides
MILLtdAs l. Son will sn this day, at 10 O'Clock st
No. % Vonduo Iango furniture. mattresses dry goods
shoes, &c ~
JErFonDs & Co will soil this day, at bllf.past 0
O'Clock. Ia front Of their store No. so yenduo R.np,
IS acrees hams; also shoulders, strips. pork, DC.
KiLnor Co. will sell this day, at - O'CLOCK
at their saiea.rooms No. lss Meeting ssrcot vel, 90
lcctcd stock OF dry and millinery goods. DC.
LAunEr ALEXANDER will sell soil this DAY At IN
O'clock before: their store, No. 1877 East Bay, hang
shoulders. Brips, &c.
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IL. IL.

II you want cheap blank Books;
Ii you want ohoap Stationery, Envelopes, Pa
per, &C.; or, MnIXns' Almanac; 49,.
Ii you want Printing executed neatly;
Ifyou want Booka bound In any s.ylo, or Account
hooks mado to order, with any doslrod pattern OF
rung, go to HmAh HAaRIh, No. 80 Broad atroct.
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AUCTION SALES,

Large and daraciire safe Qf Dry, Hlinery and
Fancy Goods, Hats, Caps, Boots, Shoes, No.
KILItOY & CO.
VIII scll rllS DAY, 32d instant al tcir Sscsrcomu
No. l3a Meeting street,
A vol selected stock Of DRY, MILLINERY AND FANCY
GOODS,
CONSISTING OP:
Blcached and Brown SuEETIMG. Gin7llaIns Calico
french and Mourning lobes Printed Muslin Hansouk
Linen, Check and Dnll, Ladies' Gents Cpor Cloth
Ing. Hoop Skirts. Corscts Paper Collars Hosiery SIN
md Kid Gloves. Mosquito Noting silk and Pearl hut
IONS IaoDons Buxlo Trimmings. RufleB, blonde Lace,
Hair Nots, Neck Tics. Scarf Pins and Notions.
AIRo,
largo assortment Mems aud boys FELT HATS Boots
Shoes, Sc. &c.
All OF the above will DO sold positively without rrser,o
for cash. ama,s, ~, w
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NEW SEA ISLAND CoTToN.-By reference TO tho
list OF ConBignocs OF tho sienmor Pilot Boy, pub
lisllcd in to-day's NEWS, IL will DO sccn that ayo
bales OF Sea Island Cottun-tho first OF tho season
--l'aSe boon received in this city. Although
Charcson could not claim tho first balo Of tho sca-
SOL, this is tho lnrgest number Of bales received
thus far.
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Ghe 9a}1g Menus,
THURSDAY MORNING, AUGUST %, 1867.
LOCAL. MAT"TERS.

Jon WonR.--Wo hnvc now completed our Office
30 ns to execute, in the shortest possible time
ALL KINDS OF JOB WORK, md wo most re-
spectfully ask tho patronage OF our friends.
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Tho Time TO Advertise I'm tho Country.
ihE PhGstx has largo circulation throughout tht
middle and upper Districts OF tho State Adyertisiu,
rases as reasonable tho strngcncy OF tho money
ko Will warrant Morchants and othcrs wishing 10 u se
tho columns OF tho paper will address
JULIAN A. SELDY, Proprietor,
February IS co,umbi, n n
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AFFLTCTEDl
SUFFER NO MORE!

Whom by the rlBo OF DIR. JOIEYILLE'S ELIXIR Won
can be cured T,1.inanently. nnd ut n triing cost
The astonishing success which has attended this In
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General Debility md Prostrnton, Loas Muscular Er,
ergy mPotcncy, any OF tho consequences OF youhl
natscreop, renders It tho most valuable propnrauon
ever discovered.
1t will renloSo all nervous affections depression o..
element incHracty 10 study busineas lJss OF memo
rJ confuson Thoughts oi self destruction fcars OF n.
sanity &c. II Will rosoro tho appetite rrney lilo Health
practices w.
Young Men, DO iumhugsod moro by "Quack Doc.
tore nnd ignorant pactitoners but send without DELAY
Tor tho Elixir and DO nt restored health and llap
piness perfect Cure Guaranteed In every instance
Prlco 81. or four bottles TO ono hdLresa %.
Ono bottle IL sufficient to elect In all ordinary
cases.
ALSO. DIR. J0INVILLE's SPECIFIC Pills for the
speedy and permanent euro or 6onorrltrn Glcei Gre
hrai Discharges, Gravel Structure. md all nnecons al
tho ktdueys md bladder Curcs effected In from ono IN
hSe days They nro prepared from vegetable extracts
that are harmless OH the Drsie and never nauseate he
stomach or imprcgnnto the breath No Change OF diet
10 necessary while usnR thc their action in
any manner Interfere with business pursuits. Pri 81
perbUx.
Either OF the aforementioned articles will be rent to
my nddress closely euaicd, and post paid by mail or
express on receipt Of price Address oil orders to
BERuEK. SHUTS CO., Chemists,
oihrrh w ~ No. 2a5 River street. Troy, NJ Y.
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Free TO E,yerybnfly.

Large PIP. Circular, giving information Of the
greatest importance TO the young OF both soIes.
1t tesches how the homely may become beautiful thl.
lospised respccted, and the forsahen iored
No young laly or gentleman shonld fsn TO ssnd thsr
address. and receive copy postpaid. BY return mall
Address P. o. Drawer. q.
March 30 Tyr 80 Tro5 N. y.
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NOFlCEs
oYRIOR OF TIE GIIRY nR poI .Inp

4G oYPIoR OF THR CBIEY OF poIIoR.l
cnknLIsroH, g. O., Nay 1, 1857, { =,
TUE REGULAR INSPECTION OF TUE LOTs AND
l. Enclosures, vaults, 10, Will Commence ON Xosdav
er OF Inst oSners aud occupants hereby required
10 500 that their premises In good condition and that
MI nlth and garbage s removed required by OrdI
lIsnce. Othor inspcouons will follow : ) -
~ order Of Mayor OAKLAND. :. ., q. ,'E'.i
-I1,. F O. D. sIawaLD
9Isf. .f ncII
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UNDER DECREE IN EoUITY.

,r,, a., mOony ps. h0'0Hy.
VIII be sol under tie direction OF tho untlsrsIpped I'm
'front.' OF tho Old Custom Houso. on TUESDAY the lUh
day OF 8: Piembcr. 1867 At ii O'Clock A. M
ALL THAT L0p OF LAND Rltusto at The northeast
corner OF Church and Cumberland strects measuring
and containing In front Church street O
feet. by forty O feet In width Cumberlsnd Itrcet
and ninntyree 1881 foot from north south on east
lne by twcntyc9ht feot nne inches 28 feot pches In
width on back line bounding north lsnds east
ON lot u land designated In plat Of Chares Parker
Surveyor dated 2sh January, 1885, by Number D. sout,
on Cumberland street, and wost on Church street.
Terms--One-third caah; balance In ono or two years
secured by mortgage OF tho promises with privilege to
purchaser TO pay all cash. Purchaser pay for
and stamps. JAMES 'TIJPPEn
August 20 tuth Master In PnnJt,
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AUCTION SALE OF Dny AND MLIIHERy Goons.--
Tho attention Of readers who icsiru to procure
bargains il directed 10 tho advertisement OF
Messrs. KIIRoY Co., who will sell nj their waro-
rooms, in Meeting street, opposite tho Pavilion
Hotel, largo assortment Of tho above articles.
Tho goods arc in perfect order and tho trnle will
find it TO their interest to attend.
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The 1sDELiBLE piNuIL.--hn elegant article Of
this description has been handed us by Mr d.
DoscuEn. 1t comes in neat wooden case, and is
always read, FOR uso. just tho thing for
bachelors.
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ar THE auction snlo OF dundee juto bagging held
yesterday by AIcsrrs. JOHN q. MnNon & Co., tho
following cash prices wero obtancd: bnlo ut &c.,
at al4c., Mt 23ic.. at 234c., at &c., nj 92ic,
md ut 1Sc.
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Fact Worth Knowing.
bakers Wishing good FLOUR for Dread should cali a,
sTENHousE& CO., No. ITO East Bay.
Families wishing choice FLOUR for Biscuits Rolls
&c should call at sTENHuUsE CO., No ITO Ens. Bay
Auguat G
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a Novelty.

Tho latest and mos. cectusl romely for tho c.,ro NJ
debility, loss OF appetite. heaache torlor uf Tho rcr
etc. Ia PANKNIN'Y HEPATIC BITrEns For s.lo by
oil Drugglsts. N
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hlonE CHOICE ENaIIsH-We had occasion. last
week, to mako aomo romerks on tho liberties one
"Iios' took, in his correspondence from this oity.
to tho Marion &dr. In tho Star Of yesterday this
promising youth blossoms forth again in tho fol-
lowing strain:
Some captious local OF THE Nnws has 'rhauled
me over the GOALS" for taking as he heavily s.ys,
ana enumeratos some typographical Interpretations
sna errors which appeared IN my last letter. Now,
Messrs Editors. TE NEWS is anything buI infalli.
DIG III many particulars, md especially In its
proper and correct appreciation Of tho identical
lug sides Of raaa sns sSs o, arSs
on "our Natal Day. in the same issue ,oterein Is
arrngns me, and II you don't como TO the oouoiu.
maticsi Dyes which needs tho ntorary scn9pei I
Will have to blush for you In connection with him.
ior tho possession OF visual obliquity, that TO-
SEQ B." Further respectfully, / affirm that TIC
aforementioned is not "boneft Of clergyn affair
put ono OF o ubiquitous heap" which, like those
from necessity, boing in tho very bone and blood
Of tho being. a = -
Protty we'll for tho youthful blossom; and in
timo it may grow to be full-hlown cabbage hoad
| There is no telling. Tall oaks from lituo acorns
grow. But il "Flos" will take onr advice it will
cultivate tho little words, and be moro sparing In
its use Of the big ones; botter leave the latter to
peopo who know how to uss them. Tho rhythm,
howovor, 10 not 30 bad a...
"some cApious Local heavily ssys'-
We should not be surprised to SOC 'Flcs" burst
into poetry one Of these fine mornings. Will
"Fos" condescond to explain what is meant by
Typographical interpretations n Getting mote
out OF the grammatical oso" with Literary
| scalpol," must bo novel operation. pair Of
tweez"rs, we would humbly suggest, wonld be less
| iikoly to do mischief Unskilled hands should
mover touch the scalpel Our dictionary Is mislaid
this morning, and We marked down the other big
| words for examination at more convenient sea-
| son, viz: "Visual obliquity"-"a bonoat OF clergy
| affair"-"ubiquitous heAp"--''secondary chroni.
| cisms"-etc., otc. The learning Of this oorespon-
dent, liko his "secondary ohroncisms," "crops out
on tho surface from necessity" We hope all 'tour
institutions Of learning will bonoat by his cx.mpo
and be on the watohtower Of the necessities Of the
hour, and 500 that tho Invaluable benefits Of edu-
| cation arc not lightly incuicated." w
Como | Go1xoi GoNE Ill Faster than tho auc-
tionoer's hammer inooks down NOR rchandiae,
neglect disposos Of tho teeth. Bid, therefore, 81
that prize Of life, perfect sot, by brushfng them
| regularly with sozoDoNT. tuths3 August 20
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SHIP CHANDLERY, ETC.
NOTICE.

THE UNDERSIGNED BEaS TO INFORM MS
fr,nnla nnd tho pubir, hat he f,aa purchased thu
SIOCK OF SHIP CIlANDIi.y uri, lntu firm or CRAIG
IuoMEf Co.. and will cart, tue b,elneaa Of SIIjI'
CHANDLER AND GENERAL. COMMISSION MER-
CHANT. Mt the OLD STAND, No. "a EAST DAY
THEODORE ID. CLANCY
.,,, No. fS East Bay.
august ~
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STANLEY q. TlsoTr, 7. NJ.

PEnsoSAI.-IT. s. KENpnIcE and Il. d. HAMII-
TON, Of West Point Military Academy, arrived III
tho Manhattan yesterday morning, and arc stay
ing at tho Charleston Hotel.
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Coon News For OUR MERcHANTs.-Tho Keowco
Courier Says That tho Grecnyie md Columbia
liairoad has mado arrangements to have salt do
livered nj 81 per sack, freight. Cars for stock
Will DO delivered ut nny point, aud run through to
Charleston in twenty-four hours. Wo trust those
advantages will bo duly appreciated. This ar
rangemont will onnbo our merchants and traders
to compete successfully with Athens or any other
up-country market
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UNDER DEcNEE E0UITy.

UNDER DECREE IN EQUITY.
U0schfr us. M yer Adyninist-ator
VIII be sold under the dir caou Vi i,s upioralp,c In
so,, Oh the oiu Custom House. m THURSDAY, tho
2eth ,lay OF August. 1867 at II O'Clock A. M
ALL THAT Loi OF LAND In this city situate OH The
southwest 'orner OF Roso Lane Iue street nrasnr
ing nortwnrdy OH Line street ninety -s1 ipSl feet moro
or ess the eae on tho south nne eaatwarIy on Itose
lAno ono hundred and twenty.hYo u2s, feet moro ,r
lcas aud the Rame Tho wcst linc, -
Term4.onethird cash; balance in one and two years
secured by bond and mortgage with intercst nsyshl
semiannuay. Purchaser TO pay for papors and sampr
August thl Nnator In Eomi,v
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n1ILLIGAH q son
VIII sell THIS DAT. 12d instant, at .'n ~ Yc dun
Range. at ~ O'Clock,
FURNITURE, Mnttrcsses, Meat safes C,,kiny Irton
sils. Dry Goods. Shoes. Notion ., &C. ~
Unlimited articles received. Auvrs, o.,
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REGISTRATION IN TIE CITy.-Tho following c.
turns show tho registration OF yesterday at tho
different precincts
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The Greenville Mountafneer

VB PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY, At 81 90 pp1t
ratios. .H "a r. pI Tonr unun
AS ~ Rditor and PrupgIs;o1
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Post OHicc Notice.

Posr OFFICE, I
CHARLESTON, S. e., July q, 1867.
After to-day tho mails for Northeastern Railroad
will closc at $ o'clock A.M and to-day nnt after
wards they expected 10 reach tho RaiIroatl
''Staton" at 2:30 O'Clock PM, and to bo ready for
delivery at this Office ut $3.50 O'Clock PM, except
on Sunday, when Tho hour will be from q PM. TO
PM, until further notice.
STANLEY q. TROTr, +. NJ.
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Como doIxoll GoNE III Faster than tho auc-
tlonoer's hammer inooks down merchandise,
neglect dsposos Of tho teeth. Bid, therefore, 81
that prize Of life perfect sot, by brushfns then,
regularly with SozoDoNT. tuths3 August 20
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Clothing.
nY JOHN q. MILSOR d co
Iu-MORftOw 23d instant, at 10 O'Clock will lie sold AZ
our auction RaeBrooni, No. I3J Meeting stropt
THREE PACK ACES
cnS6ISTISu
- BROWN COTTON SIiliITS
l29 KcrSry Jackets
70 Cotoralc Jackets
IOl pair COttonndo Pants
Rursey Blankets
DOZEN 2S Spring Hoop Skirts
Thu above well adapted for Plantation use
Conditions capt 4unot n,
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tio! FOR THE PEE DEE.-Tho trado with this
section Of the State will soon be reopened. Tho
cool days and breezy nights Of September arc fast
approaching, and with them tho good time whom
King Cotton will resume his sway, and our wharvea
be cnce moro covered with the iieecy staple. Not
withstnndng tho fact that tho Wilmington pApors
claim tho whole OF the PEG Deo and Cheraw trade,
wo are gratihed to learn that tho traffic on this
rivor will bo resumed on tho lst proximo. Tho
Planter carries with her prestige that will soon
provo tho incorrcctnosB OF tho Tar Heels asser-
ton, and tho basoless fabric Of thoir vision will
soon fade AWAY and ioavo not bnlo behind. Cap-
tain FERGUSON, tho ownor. and Captain FosrEn,
tho commander OF tho Planter, nro vol and favor
ably known in the PEG Dec country, and under
their mnnipulations wo trust soon to 500 the nrca
Of Accommodation Wharf covered with plenty OF
upland cotton, which has boon brought TO it's
proper market. Tho Planter 10 advertised to leave
on tho 1st, and parties Interested should mako
their freight engagements without delay.
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Up L. P."-Tho threo mysterious P's havo 10
connection with PETER pIrER, whu picked peck
of picked poppors. Thoy represent something Of
different cast, viz: tho Palont pickpocket Proof
Wallet or Pockct-book which cannot be abstract
cd from tho pocket without giving It's possossor
timely warming. 1t is sort OF nlarm purse /; wo
do not mean thai il nlarms tho ownor on disclos-
ing an aching void; wo havo known othor pocket
books 10 do rs much. This has trick or two bo-
yond that. Go and SEQ il at Mr. d. DosoHEa's.
llascl street. near tho Poslonlco
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IsEo,sruar1os IN THE Up-Cous1Rr
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MAfohs CouRT.-Threo colored youths, who
werc engaged in tho riotous assomblago OF Mon
day night, woro arragnod for thev misdonlcanor.
II was shown that thoy hnd Persisted in romnin-
ing nonr tho vicinity Of the ongino house, though
ordered to leave. but their contumacy brought
them into trouble, for they woro arrested aud
tried, and condemned to pay tine OF IS caol.
Tho festive two wcro quito disgruntcd at this an.
nouncomcnt, as they wore undor tho impression
that their connection with tho machine would
secure them, bu. tho majesty OF tho law was
offended, and thoy pid tho penalty of their
offences.
Ono of tho female SMTrHs, who is an old ofondor
ndnlged in somo uproarious conduct in tho streots
which 80 shocked moral policeman that no car
ricd tho virtuons MARGARET Ann to tho Station,
Patlandor, who was found guilty OF aiding
and abottinE tho said MAnaAuEr. was also nabbrd.
Tho illustrions pair wcro flned IS oach which they
paid and sloped incontinontly.
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August II
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sincere heart. Was it crime In hims II so,
why can he pray the same? do not WISH
TO shed drop of blood, but must fight the
course. TITS all that's left me.
Upon piece OF paper found in the diary,
and supposed to have been torn from II, Is
written the following
any DEA (Piece torn out Forgive me,
but have some little of hospitality. You
know your own affairs l was sick, tired,
with a broken limb and in need of medical
advice, and could not have turned dog
from my door in such plight. However
YOU were kind enough TO give us something
10 eat for which not only thank you, but
on account of the rebnke and manner in
which to" (piece torn ouD ''it Is not the sub
stance but the way in which Kindness is ex-
tended that makes one happy in the accept
ance thereof. The sauce 10 meat is ceremony.
Meeting were base without it. Be kind
enough to accept the Enclosed five dollars,
although hard to spare for what We have re.
ceived. Most respectfully, your obedien'
servant"
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0af---77--- -
CRIMES AND CASUALTIES.

James Furguson, who lives four miles
from Beuham, Texas, recently went into a
graveyard and Gu, his throat.
A poor woman, named Mary o'Gorman,
aged 80 years, hung herself in Jersey City,
IN Friday, because, as is said, she could get
40 work and was badly treated by her sons.
AZ Buffalo, last Saturday night, an old
map, ragged, dirty and half starved, was
found by the police lying on nm open lot.
$3.50 in greenbacks was discovered on his
person
Miss Mary Hackett, young lady oil
Wilkes county, n c., committed suicide,
on Sunday morning last, by discharging
the contents Of a loaded shot gun into her
head, Cause disappointment In love.
FRYER Trenholm s. Co, agents for The re-
beilipu in England, and implicated in mosi
Of it, Ioreign financial rascalities, have gone
up, as they deserved to do.
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NcD Jerusalem Church, Delaoare Avenue,
Rev. Willard H. Hinkley, Pastor. Morning
service, 10b o'clock; evening service, "
O'Clock Subject OF discourse Sunday even
ing, May Goth, 1867, 1.-THE nature and use
of Prayer" Seats free.
First Uniuersalist Society. Rev. Mr.. Good
rich, Pastor. THIS Society will hold services
next Sunday evening, the Goth inst, at a
quarter to eight o'clock, in the Scientific
Lecture Room of the Institute. Persons OF
every shade OF belief ARE respectfully invited
Seats free.
Rer j. q. Hamilton will peach in the
First Presbyterian Church, next Sabbath
Morning service at 103 O'Clock; evening ser
vice at u O'Clock.
The Rep Or. U'iswet, will preach in Mon
roe Chapel, Eighth and Monroe Streets, thu
evening, at s O'Clock. The public are in
yiled.
Base Ball Match-A match game of Bas
Ball was played on Saturday, the 18th inst
between the first nine OF the Lafayette, Jr.
and the Independent nine. The following
| is the score
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Total ............. y 90 Total ..,,.........2l 30
Homo rups, Reynolds !. Fly cat hes Independent
Nine, 10, Laiay aito lt, G, Umpire, G. Miggesworlh.
Held to Baii.-George Nickerson, was
brought before U. S, Commissioner Hartman,
On Monday last charged with carrying on
dlstillery at 1902 French street, without
license. After hearing the case, Nickerson
was held TO bail in the sum of $1,000 Tor his
appearance at the June term of the United
States District Couh
The Southern Relief Meeting The meet.
ing for the purpose OF raising money Tor the
relief Of the starving people of the South,
called by the Mayor, ON Wednesday oven
ing last, was u failure. The City Hall was
lighted up aud the bell rang, but only few
persons responded to the call After wait
ing for some time, the lights were extinguish-
ed, and the Hall closed.
agricultural Society's Eshi6ition.-Th
will hold an exhibition of Horses Agricnl,
turday, June 18th, 1857, The grounds will
be open on Friday for thereception OF Stoch
and implements.
DEATH Of Valuable Horse.-A horse be
longing TO Francis Barry, ship chandler, o
this city, was taken i'll q short time since ant
died ON Monday night He was yaluabl,
animal and his death will be great loss Il
Mr.. Barry.
Counsel fer Prau.--The West Chestc
american Republican says that Wayne Mac
Vcagh, Esq, has been employed us one o
the counsel to defend Jos. w Pratt, charge,
with the murder OF Joshua Pussy Smith, o
this city.
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.r--- SCRAPS BT THE WAY
Another cold rain ON Tuesday
Mobile is under martial law,
JEFF Davis has gone TO Canada.
Gen. sickles has vetoed whisky making
IA tile second military district
A lady and three servants were poisoned
in St. Louis last week, by eating candy sa'n
rated with Crotch oil.
A drayman was fined s95 in Memphis,
Tennessee, a few days ago for cruelty to
animals
AThe new Atlantic cable has been cut BY
an iceberg. Messages are sent over the old
cable Of 1865.
Judge Kelley spoke at Atlanta, Georgia,
on Monday evening. There was no dis
turbance.
The Emperor of France and the King OF
Prussia have both signed the Luxembourg
treaty.
The vicksburg packet Albert Pierce, tool
FIRE and was totally destroyed near Lake
Providence, on last Saturday.
The Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows OF Penn
sylyania, is now in session ut Philadelphia
Six hundred new members were admitted
on Tuesday.
Horace Greeley is still trying to wriggl
out of the popular indignation consequel
upon his becoming an accessory OF JET
Davis, the traitor.
A number of children were poisoned la
Tuesday, in Clarion county, Pa, by ealin
parsnps. Prompt medical aid saved the
lives. It is said that parsnips that renal
in the ground more than one year are rar
poison.
The Petersburg Inder says of Hora
Greeley, in connection with the release
JEFF. Davis.-"He is kindly old lunatic, al
If his kites are not so harmless as those
Miss Irotwood's Mr.. Dick, If the lightnii
does come down the string sometimes,
doesn't really mean any harm, and must
forgiven