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September u

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MARRIED.

At Zion Church, New York, on Thursday morning
September 12th by the Right Rev. Bishop SoUTHGATE
Dr. sAML B. FISHER, of Fauquier County. Va, and
ANCELLA daughter Of the late VIM. g. BoAa, of Chesh
ire, England.
On Tuesday morning, 10th September, at the resi-
dence of the BRIDES father by the Rev C. s. VEDDEs
THEODORE E. CAIRNS OF Memphis, Tennessee, te
MARTHA ANN, eldest daughter of j A. EssLow, Esq
of this City.
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THE FENIAN CONGRESS at Cleveland adjourned
on Monday last. A declaration of principles was
adopted and made public The rest of the pro
cesdings we're intended to be kept profoundly So
cret The members we're strictly sworn to secresy,
and a proposition to admit women to the circles
MAS voted down, because it was pro7erbial that
they could not keep secret, Nevertheless,
through some mysterious agency, the whole pro
ceedings are published this morning. Mr.. Rob
eTts read private account of his mission to Eu-
rope, and his conference with the revolutionary
Leaders there, who were busily engaged in spend
ing all the money contributed to them in pleasure
The report OF the Secretary OF War, showing the
army to number nine thousand three hundred
men, with about twenty thousand rifles on hand
and vessel in New York harbor was also read. a
union with the Stevens party was perfected, and
RC berts was reelected President. He only accept
| ed, however, after $3.50 900 was pledged for the
| furtherance OF the cause. The Irish bonds were
stated to be worth twenty cents on the dollar
minutis attending grand movement, we're left te
the consideration of the military officers.
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TBennettSUMle Jour-

lDeTLUeVoVWc cOU'''e"'
MULE STOLEN AND REoovERED.-On Tuesday
Stnhhs Of this place was stolen from his planta-
ton by Aonzo freedman, who ls IN the employ
of Capt Pearce, but was recaptured the foioWine
day. The thief had succeeded III swapping tne
mule off to Mr.. Thos B. Moore, Few miles rom
the village, for horse, carried the horse lew
miles further and left him at some place for safe
keeping as he imagined aftar which the young
rascal returned to his home. He was soon arter-
ward taken up, however, by the party who were In
hot pursuit Of him, and placed in the lookup 10
await his trial The mule and horse were DoIn re-
covered by their rowners.-BenneHsoate JoaTHd.
TIE PEE DEE BR1paEs-Some time ago we
made the statement that the bridges over the zee
Dee at Society Hill and Cheraw. would be nn1sneo
by the middle OF September or the hrst OF Octo-
ber; and our information to this effect was re-
ceived from the best authority At the Time we
made the statement, we learned that the con-
tractors expected to finish these bridges about the
time stated in our paper, but owing to the late
rains the swelling OF the river and other unlore-
seen difficulties in building, the work had oeen SO
retarded that it were impossible to complete ellner
bridge before the middle or latter part OF October.
Had it not been for these drawbacks We nave
every reason to believe that both these bridges
would have been completed by the middle OF TINS
month, or by the first Of October at the turthest
Tne citizens Of Marlboro, as well as our friends on
the Other side of the river, are an1iously looking
forward to the completion of the Cheraw and So
ciety Hill bridges, as they will be of incalculable
advantage to the people Of this section OF the Pee
Des country -BennettsoWe Journal.
RAIN, Crops, &c.-A considerable amount of
rsn has fallen during the past few days. and re-
ports from different parts Of the District indicate
that much damage has been done to the crops,
but not, however, to any very great extent. The
cotton bolls, we learn have been rotting and fall
ing of to some extent. But the corn and potato
crops are doing remarkably we'll The river is
rising very rapidly, but it is not believed that there
will be heavy freshet The weather has cleared
up, the clouds have dispersed, and we are once
more blessed With most pleasant and delightful
| Teather.-Ibid
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sT CHARLESTON AND SAVANNAH RAIL-
ROAD BONDS AND CoUPONs.-By decree of the Court
of Equity on 26th OF january last it inter AHA
dered "That the said Trustees ISAAC W. HAYNE. Ed
WARD SRBRNa, and JOHN 3. CAREw, do forthwith pro-
ceed to CALL by public advertisement in one or more
newspapers in this State and elsewhere upon oil persons
holding Bonds and Coupons of Bonds secured by the
First Mortgage to present and prove their demands
or before the first July next This order having been
complied with, no Bonds OF Coupons not hitherto pre-
sented will be received and parties who have heretofore
presented Bonds and Coupons, sOou leaving The same
IN the hands of the Trustec hereby notified that un
less they are brought forward on or before the Goth day
Of September. they will not be received .--s,
LW. HAYNE. r. - ri
ED. SEBRING, Trustees.
JNO. E. CAREW,)
sa,tsmhars tu1 ss
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STRATION-FNAL NOTICE
FOURTH PRECINCT, WARDS No. s AND 7ASD AND
s.-The Board Of Registration for the above named
Wards in order to complete the registration Of the same
by the 18th inst, registration will be held at the WASH
ington Engine House. vsnderhorst street. for Wards NC
and 8. Tuesday. Wednesday and Thursday neIt, the
1Oh 18th and 18th days of September from sto O'Clock
each day.
And at the Eagle Engine House. Meeting street, the
following week, for Wards No. and 2, on Tuesday.
Wednesday and Thursday. the 18th, 18th and 10th Sep
tember from to O'Clock each day. after which the
books will positively be closed.
The registration lists will be exposed for public exami
nation viz At the Eagle Engine House Monday and
Tuesday, the 23d and oath ns and at the Washington
Engine House Wednesday. Thursday and Friday the
25h 26th and 27th September from IL to O'Clock each
day. after which time for two days. viz: Saturday. the
2sh and Monday SOh September, the Board will revise
and correct the lis and register any person who may
have been before prevented from registration. The said
revision will take plsce at the Washington Engine House,
from II to O'Clock each day
NATHT TYLEE, Senr..
Chairman Board Registration 4th Precinct.
Gantannhar5 f. & 10 IL II 18 o.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

~ THE UNDERSIGNED HEREBY NOTIFIES
all parties who are indebted to the estate Of MATTHs
SEN, O'HARA CO.. Banrupts. that If such indebted
ness is not adjusted before the 18th dsY u October 1867
legal proceedings to compel the same WI Instituted
sentember 1s Lo,I: McLAIN.
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RFy. Dr.. THOMAS II. TAYLoR.-This distinguish
ed divine died on Monday last, at hs summer resi-
dence at West Park, on the Hudson. New York,
after q short illness. He was Rector OF Grace
Church, and had been connected with it for up
wards of thirty-three years, since the year 1884,
when the congregation Of the church worshipped
in an unprctending building opposite Trinity, in
the lower part OF Broadway. His life, therefore,
has been closely associated with the history and
prosperity of Grace Church, to which edifice his
eloquent and instructive sermons attracted one OF
the most wealth enlightened and liberal congre-
cations in the city.
DR.. TAYLOR MAS born in South Carolina, where he
settled for time until the removal OF his fami-
ly to New York, where he has almost continually
resided ever since, with the exception OF some few
trips taken to benefit his health one Of which, to
Europe, in 1866, was supposed to do him immense
good, and few among his many friends imagined
on his return last Spring that his end 80 near.
| DR.. Taylor was both an eloquent writer and
speaker, and held high rank among the Rpisco-
pal Clergy Of the country. HepOssessed great en-
ergy Of character and Jealous temperament, and
| his social disposition rendered him genial and
entertaining companion, and made for him many
warm friends, who held him in the highest esteem
UP to the last moments Of his existence. In de-
| bate he was very earnest, and sometimes his
repartees were sharp and cutting, though never
unkiii! or ~ounding. He was low churchman.
| and always took an active part in the debates ot
the Annual Diocesan ConT ention, where he exerted
a strong influence His illness was at first not re-
garded as dangerous, but few persons thought it
serious, and none anticipated the event that took
place on Monday, and which will be sad blow to
large circle Of friends.-Ne1o York Herald,
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aFNOTICE To MARINERS.-CA AIMS
AND PILOTS wishing to anchor their vessels In Ashley
Riyer requested not to do 30 anywhere within direct
range of the heads OF the SAVANNAH RAILROAD
wHARyEs on the Charleston and st. Andrews side OF
the Ashley River by which precaution. contact with the
Submarine Telegraph Cable will be avoided.
s. c. TURNER, b. NJ.
Harbor Masters Office. Charleston February g. 1855.
February
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, THATAT THR
next Session Of the Legislature, application will be
by the PALMETTO PIONEER COOPERATIvEA ASSC-
CIATION for incorporation under the above style ard
title. HUH FERGUSON,
In behalf of himself and other associates.
Aupust On tn
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Ernm San Francisco.

SAN FRANCISCO September 14.-The steamship
Colorado has arrived from Japan, with $40 passen-
vsrs and 11OO tons Of ffeights. One American and
4vo Enelishmen have been murdered at Nagasaki
The Japanese had arrested si1ty-three natiTe
Christians.
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DR.. GEORGE B. LoRNa, the President OF the
New England Agricultural Society, tells what
scientific farming will do in the comparatively
sterile soil of New England. He stated In re-
cent address before the Society, that he knew
man in Massachusetts who, in 1926, bought twenty
acres of land. He has. applied to it all the accu-
rate knowledge that he could get. There Is no
month in the year that something does not bloom
on his firm there is something green there
always; and he always has some crop to send to
market You walk through it and find everything
going on just as regularly, accurately and care
fully as the cotton goes through the loom. He has
managed his affairs with prudence, accuracy and
care, and has made from his farm of twenty acres
two hundred and fifty thousand dollars in forty
wears"
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THE WEST.

The New York Euenfng Post publishes an in
teresting series of anecdotes and observations by
a Western man, from which ne extract the follow
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September s

sSoFFICE DEPOT AND DISBURsING
Sealed Proposals will be received at this Office until IL
NJ Friday. September 90. 1867, at which time they win
be opened for supplying this Depot with the following
amounts of FORAGE AND STRAW, viz:
100000 pounds Oats. -
455,OOO pounds Hay, baled.
100000 pounds Straw, baled.
The Oats to be sound free from chsf dirt, and put
up in good strong sacks of not less than two more
than four bushels per saok The hay and Straw to be
sound, free from dust and weeds, and well bsled The
whole to be ubject to such inspection the Department
may direct.
Bids must be in TRIPLIcATE, with copy Of this adver-
semsnt attached to EACH and bear the endorsement Of
two responsible persons who willing TO become sure
E for the bidder in the event of the contract being award
ed to him. Proposals not complying with the require
ments Of this advertisement will be rejected ca
Delivery to commence within ten a0 days after MOTIF,
cation of approval Of contract and continue at rate Of
not less than onethrd Of the whole amount per month
to be delivered in cars upon the siding at the foot Of
Forsyth street. or at the Quartermasters warehouse
Forsyth street. Atlanta Ga ss the Qusrermaster may
direct
Proposals f1 the delivery of onethrd the amount Of
Forage and onehsf the amount Of Straw will be enter
tanned, or for each article separately. -''
Bidders are invited to be present represented ct the
opening Of the bids.
Satisfactory evidence of loyalty Of each successful bid
der and sovsncy of the persons offered as surety will
be required. 81.
The Government the right to reject any and
all bids. rt. -l....,. -,.,.,, 49,.
Proposals should be addressed to the undersigned,
and endorsed Proposals for the delivery Of Forage and
Straw" ,.-. .I.
By order Of Brevet Brig R. SAxToN, CHIEF
Quartermaster. Il. j. FARNSWORTH,
1st Lieut.. 94th q. s. Infantry A. A. Q. NJ,
September 10 In charge Of Depot.
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Mr.. JOHN FRANCIS MAeU1RE, NJ. P, has nearly
ready volume on "The Irish in America"
-5571 males, and $500 females,
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Marlboro Items.

REGISTRATION RETURNs-The following sre the
full returns Of Registration for Marlboro District,
ambracinp the two last DAYS:
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

sr CoNsIG NEES PER STEAMSHIP MAN.
HAITIAN from New York, are notified Of her cargo bee
ing This Day discharged at Adgers South Wharf All
Goods ON the Dock at sunset VIII be stored ct rak AMI
e1pense of owners. STREET BROTHERS CO.,
sen.e,bsr n e-' Agents.
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rh, yellow Fever In Texa..

NEW ORLEANS, September 16.-At Houston, Tex
S., yesterday the yellow fever very prevalent.
At least 1000 cases were in the town. Deaths 10
to 15 daily. Mr.. BowNEL, Deputy Post Master, died
Yesterday; and Capt. WALLACE. Assessor and Col
lsctor, late of the United States Army, died to-day
The Rsf. Mr. Rose and DR.. ANoovT have died. The
F;remen's NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. provides the des-
titute with meanssnd physicians, at an expense of
over s2oe daily. The fever is very fatal at Hemp
stead, Navasots, Miliken's, Bryen, Chapel Hill,
Brenham, LAGRANGE, Huntsville, and Albrighton.
The Charitable association Of Houston are extend
ing all the aid in their power to these towns. They
require many physicians and nurses Col. OCoNNEI
and family, commander Of the fort, are all sick o.
the epidemic. They promise to recover.
GALVESTON, September 16.-Gen. GRIFFIN's order
removing Judges Of the Supreme Court in this
State, has been revoked.
The cotton crop will turn out one-third or one
s,ursh crop in the whole State and will not stool
above 80, 900 or 10000 for gulf shipments. Yield
corn ample: in some counties enormous.
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Domestic Markets

New Yosk, September 1S-Arrl7ed' the Fl" "s
soudes-, from Charleston.
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NOON DISPATCH.

UomesttC 10"H he'''
NOON DISPATCH.
Nyv YORK, September le;-stoeks steady. ns eay
aronsy NAV 5as % per cent Gold 1444. Sterling saas5
80 'oss Coupons M Flour STEADY Wheat R2s s1 @ sts s1a
in fF eS5p de III 1sl sna eSs ii
snaae @ nd % Wbiskey quiet. Cotton quiet: 25a25tc
frslss asH stesdy Tnrpentne quiet at Coo Rosln
EVENING pIsPArcH.
tton dull and declining sales 500 bales 81 81 Ssa Ssa
sSc Flour firm and in fair demand state 70 55a
R RsavsDssd aa Amber State 81 oaa 1eS 81 So
"a e. Corn 5 ,oaSSsr"issssSs. aSois Provisions quiet and
Oats dun sI9ar sne firm; Musco7sdos 1l2a12to; Ha-
as ssesa?s Isl, tofsee firm. Other groceries s1eaoS'
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S~Ao~
ing This Day discharged at Adger's South Wharf All
Goods ON the Dock at sunset VIII be stored ct rak ant
e1pense Of owners. STREET BROTHERS CO.,
sentembsr II e-' Agents. .
ar CoNsIaNEEs PER STEAMSHIP SEA
GULL. from Baltimore, are hereby notified that shs u
Tn4. Day dschsreng cargo atPisr Nod Union WhsfFee.
All goods not taken away By sunset WIN remain On Wnar
ct Consignee's rsk MOhDEoh w.,
sentember II Aseuts.
,sSNoTICE.- NsIGNEES PER sTEAMSHIf
MONEKA, are hereby notified that abe Ii this day
dscharging cargo at South Atlantic Wharf AL goods
remaining on the wharf Of sunset Will be stored ct ex'
pense and risk of owners.
JOHN &TKEO. GETTY, Agents,
An freight amounting to fifteen 1D dollars or less
must be paid on the wharf before delivery Of goods
September16
sg BOARD OF REGISTRATION. = THIRD
PRECINCT.-This Board will dt as usual on Monday
Tuesday and Wednesday, ut the Hope Engine House. ana
ON Thursday, Friday and Saturday ct the stonsvan
En,yfne House. in George street. from O'Clock, A. n,
to O'Clock, 2. NJ, TIL the afternoon Of tho 9oth
Instant, when the books will be opened for puonc
inspection, to wit on the 21st 23d and 2th at hs
Hope Engine Honse and on the 26th and 96th ut tho
stonewal Engine House. N, -A
On the 27tb the Board will sit for the OF the
List one day each of the above places, for the
ton of the sts namely for she erasre OF any names
improperly recorded and for the insertion Of the nses
omitted.
Citizens who have lost their Certificates Of Czensh.
Citizens who have ed their Declsratons Of Intention.
Foreign Citizens who were compelled to volunteee into
the Rebel army are invited to register. subject to the
REVISIT of the Commanding General.
The ordersare to register all who present themseyes
.,+..~. !. JAMES NJ AoRRIsoM
Chairman Board o. Regstrars, :
.. /, for Third Precinct City, >,
9enfernher 10
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GENERAL SICKLES.

General SIcKLEs was serenaded on the evening
of the 18th instant by the Excelsior Brigade and
other organizations, when he made the following
speech
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Yellow Fever In New Orl.
New ORLEANS, September 16.-The deaths from
Yellow Never, Saturday and Sunday, are officially
reported vt 10S.
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LAW NOTICE.
THE CAROLINA FINES,
.,r,,I ,c,pO At ORANGEHURG c. Fl.

NlHIs PAPER CIRCULATES THho Usars tts hsa,
Il .lluuie ~. oto'J..,. tuiuG" " February u
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~ BATcHELOR's HAIR DYE.--TH1s
SPLENDID HAIR DYE Is the best in the world. III
only true and perfect Dye-harmless, reliable, instan
taneous No disappointment. No ridiculous tnta
Natural Black or Brown. Remedies the Ill effects Of Bdc
Dyes Invgoraes the hair leaving 1t soft and beautiful
The genuine is signed William A. Bateheor. All sthert
are mere limitations and should be avoided. Sold by all
DIT, ,eists and Perfumers Factory, No. 81 Barcley
utleet, New York.
as- BEWARE OF COUNTERFEIT.
December 10 lW
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Chairman Board Registration 4th Precinct.
September 5 sept s, g. TO- II, IT, 18, 26, 26
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.-DFoIoTp ATTON FINAL, MOTTO
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N.i SIll PER lEARl We~sn A,en'r
- .JUD ~ N ahrfe ~ --il cur iMrs' v
IN $40 ; wing Marh ms Three ns~ kind-.
Uncrr andupper Ted Sent on'riai. WAR
fantrd five years Allow ss'nrr ~ lnrgr
commissions paid. Tn-,sLY machl"et s"l'
ia ihr Unisd Sialr- inr ir-- lhs" $40
Which ar- iuis iicpsod Nv Hose, Wherir'
a. Wilson. Grnvcr g. RrSrr. Singer 8 ~.
aud Barh-ldr Az c,har chap Wnci'ine'
arr imiringmsnis ND Inc setter ~ user ~
Nshe 10 arrest. fine md Impeachment
ln.iratvl circuiars Hrn' ttre. Address, NJ
cell upon Shsw & Clark, 81 Biddeiord
NJ ,ine. o. chir-gn ~.
June 10Th. ls66-ls's
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JNO. &. SCMATER.
-A11sy D1 -GA~5y )
ASDLp iNnI MA

JASPER, INDIANA,
WILL Practice N THE Courts or
Drnors COUNTY.
u Special attention given to the
Collection Of Claims. Charges reason
able.
Office Northeast corner Mcdonald
and West streets. opposite Indiana
Hotel
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NOTICE IL hereby given that The under
~ signed has been sppoinicd sdmin'sIra-
Tor. by the Dawes County Court. Of The
esrsls Of A, J. Beckett. DECEASED.
For the purpose Of settling his estate %
coon ss possible, am ANXIOUS Inst Oh his
open accounts should be settled by cash 81
note. Immediately. and have placed in 'hs
hands Of Clement Dosne. E-q., The accounts
OF hose indebted 10 him 10 Dubois EQUITY.
Those knowing themselves indebted 10 A
j. Beckett are notified that unless thei'
accounts are settled BY cash OF note within
three months from this date, suits will ts
instituted against them.
JOHN BECKETT. Adm'r
vi A. j. BEcKErr
Nav 1867.
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Commits suraer's sale o. stc:li
&.fat..

NOTICE heteos rsen shsl l@naasr
~ -itnta n,nis-'aner, apguiniei hg
ihe & rsun Court " ilu,nl- Csuns Iatl-
sna, % suit Tor psr',iiun. ~i,-'e,n Ilr~~s
sluthl,irld painuii aud jisyp,' y Sob
hi.h AiA ~. al ue drisndan.. nl.. Srii ~
punhc anr'ian.h NJ ord-r " rrid G ~. IN
MONDAY. MAY lain, 1861
atll o'clock. A. NJ, % ~ premises. 'hr
iullewing ce~crned l,nd- end real estsis.
situate ~ ssij Du5ai- County, 10 wit tn
West haii Of The Nnrih-ws-i quarter ~
Section 81. ID Tr~n-h'p 4. North 81 Rang
) West, containing 20 acres aud Will ike
.i~a MA IA on aid 18Th dry Of NAV. 1851.
II u'clork, p. NJ AZ public snc'ion.on the
premiHes. The N.rih-es.' quarter NJ Section
g. IL Township No. 4. Sooth ~ Range y NJ.
) West, containing lhO arre., situate ~
Sad County. Sid '-sct VIII be offered Tor
.nIp ~ 80 acre In'-.
TFRns az SALE On third Of The pnr
chase money 20 b. Paid 10 cash. snd the
.hrIancs 10 Two tqral instslmenis 81 IL and
is mnaths, The purchaser giving noIrs Tor
ne deferred payments, psvsble 70 said
Commissinner. ~iih interest from date. and
without rsiet from vnlustion aud sppralsc-
meht laws
BRUNO BrETTNER.
Comm -loner
McIntsrc, Allen a. Viehe. Atl'ys Tor , M
ApriI 20-3s