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''Do you believe in the appearance Of spirits,
father ?" asked rather fast young man OF bis in
dulgent sire. ''No, rom but believe in their dis
appearance, since missed my bottle Of Bourbon
lsst night" said the old gentleman.
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I.ate esIcxican news.

Nxw OrLraxs, June 1.-THE following adyices
have ,baaRr received, paa Havana, from Tamplco,
uronounoed against Juarez In favor Of Ortega- On
fhemoxning eft the 14th portion OF the garrison
reyclted aor J,mrez, whenS fight ensued In the
strests, hsting five hours. The reyolted party
were put TO hight, some taking refuge on board
thes United States steamer Yantc, and ON some;
merchant sessels, while many we're shot seeking
places of safety. The forces OF JnArez are draw
ipg their lines around This PLACE, probably 70 give
betle BoCns II li1>. gal,fa s5 NO.. ~ ~, u
The United States flag ship DeSoto, iComm0dore.
BoSas; thlAdniral Palmer aboard, left ford Ren-
ssSSk to tranaers the Admiral and flag 20 the
UnftedB dBtafes steamship Susquehanna,, and thence
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OFFICIAL. .

OFFICALs
Headers. Second Military District,(
CHARLEsToa 8. c., May Doth, 1857.
[GEsHRAL ORDERS No. 26.l j
It appears from sundry petitions and official repre-
sentaons that the present scanty supply Of food IN the
Caronss is seriously dminishe1 BY the large quantity
Of grain consumed in numerous diseries put up and
worked in defiance Of the laws Of the United
States repres ned that few or none Of the require
mens Of law observed in any Of these establishments
that the officers OF the internal revenue service while
endeavorng to and collect the whiskey tax are
frequently treated with atssespect and sometimes
mensced with violence; and that when Offenders are
prosecuted In the civil courts, and violations of the in
erns revenue lava indisputaby proved juries fail to
convict the parties IT ts further shown that this un
lawful traffic makes food desrer In places where large
numbers are depending upon public and private bounty
that the Government Is, esdes, defrsuded Of large
amount Of revenue that the authority Of Its cy officers
Is brought into conempt and furthermore. that the
mischief complained of tends to increase poverty dis
order and crime therefore in the exercise Of the au
thority vested p the Commanding General it is ordered
that
L The distllson or manufacture Of whiskey or other
spirits from grain Is prohibited in this Military District
ANY person 30 engaged employed will be deemed gull
ty of misdemeanor. The possession Of still, or other
apparatus for this purpose viii be considered presump
tive evidence Of violation Of the Revenue Laws and the
party or parties using the same, on whose prems
or IN whose possession the same may be found will be
arrested and brought to trial before military tribunal
composed of the Commanding Officer Of the Post and
two officers of the army next in rank duty within the
territorial limits Of the Post the exgencies Of the
service do not pamit the detail of other officers that
fact viii be duly certified and the Post Commander will
hear and determine the case
II. The penalties, punishments and forfeitures pre-
scrbed by the several acts Of Congress for disng
manufacturing whiskey other spirits in violation Of
the revenue laws will be imposed and executed by the
military tribunals hereby authorized.
Ill No sentence extending tomprisonment forfeiture
of Stills liquor other property or the imposition Of
fine or other penalty will be carried into effect nu til
ported to these Headquarters and approved by the Com
manding General.
w. All troops Of the United States Magistrates Shers,
Conssbes Police and others in authority are required
and all citizens are solicited to be vgant in detecting
and prompt In giving information Of the violation of
these orders. Commanding officers will be held re.
sponsble for their enforcement.
By command of Major General D E. SrcKEs
J. W. CLOUs,
Captain 38th Infantry,
A. D. c. l. A. A. A. G..
Official ALr1ANpER MOORE, Captain Ssth Infantry,
Aid-de-Canp. ws May %
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KEToHuM-One Of the corps Of financial ir-regu-
lars and perhaps the leader, il coolncss, intrepid
ity and amount Of plunder constitute the claim, is
Mr.. Edward B. Ketchum, OF New York, or young
Ned, as his friends familarly called him. He was
one Of your model young men; went home early,
never had latch-key, never went into Delmonicos
about Il o'clock; put on clean shirt every day
and attended church regularly until overtaken by
"disas ter" in the shape OF more forged checks
than he was able to take up, and the discovery OF
certain distractions and queer accounts in the
firms books,
His was a speculative as well 'as religious mind.
Concerning the obligations Of honesty, probity
and such trivial matters he was not an enthusiast
and when he borrowed q customers bonds to raise
money upon, or used up his fathers and his
fathers partners good name to further his gam
bling projects, or cover previous losses, he was
still tho good, obedent child, respectful, tender
and soicitous towards his parent and to the world
decorous and polite. He has tor some months
past been enjoying prison life, notin its hard tack,
short hair and hard labor aspects but ss the well
nurtured gentleman, to whom poInade pot and
a brocade dressing gown are not 1uxufles but
necessaries.
His friends have come to the conclusion that he
has been withdrawn from society long enough;
his complexion is getting too palid; tho e,nut OF
the jail and the coarse taste OF the tuTnkeys
are becoming insupportable; hence the petitions
for his release Every man OF note has signed in hls
behalf, clergymen have testified to his amiability
and the lovelness of his disposition as parent
and a parishioner, and the Governor Of New
York has had regular siege laid. to him to let
the youth 60 free. His father, Mr., Morris Ketchum,
who managed to save comfortable estate
from the havoc caused by his sons losses, is Ia
boring manfully in his behalf. To some heart
less newspaper structures gently issued in Alba
ny, MIR. Morris argues against the deiberativeness
Of his sons crimes; urges his temporary insanity,
his long suffering, his character, the fact that the
pecuniary losers by the young man are anxious to
see him free, and supports his plea by argument,
testimony and illustration. The chances for Ed
ward seem to be favorable. He had every reason
by position, wealth, education, &c., to be honest,
and he biossomed into frst-chop rascal. The
poor wight who becomes o burglar or forger from
necessity serves his time in SingSing, and society
blesses the institution. Ketchum worries through
few months and reappears rather hero than
otherwise. As Sam Weller says, "this is a rum
old world to be sure" 1t is better to be Ketchum
than poor criminal caught.
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The English Admiralty have just issued an order
pyobibiting officers from wearing whiskers s'ot
EF,ch inordinate size and length as to resemble
hesrds.n The Lords do not state at what point oi
sise and isngth the whisker cease to be Whisker
and becomes beard. .4 aa4
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81 BATCHELOR's HAIR DYE.-THB
SPLENDID HAIR DYE Is the best in the world. The
only true and perfect Dye-harmless, reliable nstan-
taneous No disappointment. No ridiculous tnts.
Natural Black or Brown. Remedies the Ill effects Of Bad
Dyes 1nvgorates the hair, leaving 1t soft and beautiful
The genuine Is signed Wliia A. Batchelor. All others
are mere limitations, and should be avoided Sold by all
Druggists and Perfumers Factory, No. 81 Raroley
street, New York.
Bsr BEWARE OF A COUNTERFEIT.
December 10 lyY
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PASSING AwAY.-There are FACTS that speak most
painfully Of the destiny Of the negro race in the
South Under the blessings Of freedom. We have
one in point, related to us by gentleman whose
word no one has ever questioned. Mr. Sparks, o
wealthy citizen of Louisiana, owned one hundred
and eighty-three slaves, who were liberated by the
government, and became scattered through the
State short time since, he felt On interest to
know what had become of them, and supply the
wants of silah as might be in suffering condition.
He followed them up by inquiry until all were
heard from, and out Of the one hundred and
eighty-three but forty were found still living. We
commend the fact to the negro's peculiar friends"
at the North.-Macon Telegraph.
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The Greenville Mountaineer

rs PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY, AT 81 so PEK
year, in advance Advertisements inserted at usual
rates. FIFORD
May1o Editor and Proprietor
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!, WEDNESDAY MORNING, JUNE 10, 1862.
SPECIAL NOTICES.

aS BARKLEY, ADMINISTRATOR, vs.. BARK
LEY-Nohce is hereby given to the creditors Of J. B.
BARKLEY, deceased, to present and establish their
claims against his Estate before me, before the 1st
day of July next. J. W. GRAY,
June - VS. Master In Equity.
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a@ NOTICE. ALL PERSONS HOLDING
Certificates of the EpRATH BURIAL GROUND. Calhoun
street. and others having lawful claims thereto,
quesed to report the convenient to the
Secretary Of the Eprsth Society. t.
By order Of the President, b. MuRLEY.
JIM. DUNCAN,
June - Wa Secretary. :.
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THE MARION STAR.

TsTABL1sHED NEARLY TWENTY YEARS AGO, Is
T. published at Marion 8. c., In the central portion
OF the country and offers favorable medium to Mer
chants Druggists Machinists and all classes who desire
to extend their business in the Pee Dee country.
For the benefit OF advertising patrons Ne shall in
addition to subscription List which Is constantly In
creasng, publish and distribute gratuitously 5000 extra
copies OF the STAR, during the business season this
Fall.
Rates Of Advertising liberal.
W. j. MoKERALI,
November ~ Editor and Proprietor.
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aS- TO THE PUBLIC.-THE JEWISH CON-
GREGATIoN BERTH Shalon was organized in this city
about ten years ago. and for temporary purposes
structed small building the of st. Philip
and Calhoun streets In this humble House Of God they
have since worshipped It their design from
the mmencement to accumulate funds toward erecting
larger edice, more commodious and more In conso-
nance with the wants Of the present age But their
savings all swept away by the war; und nearly three
thousand dollars set apart for this purpose, thus
lost ..-. 90
The house Of worship s much needed there being
constant applications from new memb ors but no room
to accommodate them The services Of this congrcga-
ton conducted In the German almost identical with
the Pollsh) Aihag. And this the only synagogue in
worship the God Of their fathers in precisely the
forms, language and ceremonies as their fore
fathers did
They are, however, too poor to carry out such
terprise unaided They have the ground for the new
synagogue but not the means to construct the building
They therefore solicit assistance from their brethren and
friends everywhere both from those Of the House Of
Israel and from all Others of whatever faith or nation
believing that the Great Author of all good will prompt
many to step forward and help them in this their time
Of need They extremely socitous to finish their
new building before next Rosh Hashanah september
s there is every to expect large accession Of
worshippers far befond the capacity of the present small
building.
The new synagogue win be large and handsome
though not expensive, structure Subscriptions dona
lions will be gratefully received BY any Of the undersgn
I'd officers Of the congregation.
B. A. WEINBERG, President.
G.. COHEN, Vice President
P. JACOBY, Secretary.
L. RICH, Treasurer.
.Inna III a
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TELEGRAPHIC.
Our Cable Dispatches.

sourHAsR1os. June 1.-THE Hansa touched at
Southampton.
IIyxRpooI, June 11-Noon.-Cotton DULL Up
lands III; Orleans liz; sales 1000 bales. Corn S6s
Pork declned 78s. Common Rosin 7s.; Fine IL.
Turpentine SS; Tallow ASS. Cd. r, ~
LoNpoN, June 11-2 P. Consols W.
IIyERpoon,I June 11-2 P. M.-Corn 35s. 3d.;
others steady. Arrived, the Peruvian and ity OF
IoNDos, June Ii Evening. : consols, s4i
IWrRpoo1, June 11-Evening ng.-Cotton closes
dull. Sales 8oO0t bales. Mildhng Uplands, III;
Orleans, III. Manchester adyices unfayorable.
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aSr ARTIFICIAL EYEs.-ARTIFICIAL HU-
MAN EYES made to order and inserted by Drs. F.
'BAUCH and p. GoUGLEMANN formerly employed by
RousossEAu. OF Parts,, No. 800 Broadway New York.
April IA .g.,. 1yr ,
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rsaiRachm6nd News.


RIcHnoHp, June i1.--Senator Wilson, OF Massa-
chusetts Charles w. sStorrs, a. II. Coleridge,
George N. Bond, +. W. Bird, E w. Slack and Il.
N. Morse, of the same State; George Il. Baker, OF
Philadelphia; Jno. JAy, j. G.. Holbrook, Noyes,
OF New York, and Hon. Chas. Gibbons, Speaker OF
that4ennsyi Hoaseof Delegates, arrived here
this evening" TheywM meet several prominent Mt
Virginia1isSas as Aes Goverhorss House tolnght to
have conference as to how the two wings of the
Republican, Srty4thst REPRESENTED by The siate
Richmond Convention, and that which proposes to
hold Convention at Charlottesville e-may be recon-
At the Republican Conference this evening at the
Governors Mansion, q free Conference with forty
or fifty gentlemen was held upon the prospects OF
the State election the strength OF the Republican
party. Be- John NJ Bolts, Mr.. Hunnicutt Judge
0nderWood md others took part in the discussion.
About io16R EblEeed PERSONS were present.
The .Confefs1ce is stin in session, with little
prospect Of ofadipur1ing on q a,conmo4 platform.
Nhe REPRESENTATIVES Of the Richmond Convention
contend that stheaction Of that body ogghsto be.
finai. ~
to au the Presidents Of Boards Of Registration,
urging them 10 finish their work by the end OF
July.s Ssea = -, II .sis,si; IL, a6 J. ..lll1,as.aai'
Horace ". Hoyey, school teacher Of freedmen,
convicted OF whipping r. child, not befong1nGt 70
the school, was sentenced, to 800 fine and one
months Imprisonment. Gen. Sohoheld Gremltted
the fine and the RENTED the lnnprs9sn. ss
AAAS1Atssy -
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washington New j

WASHINGTON, June 1.-Flander's successor as
treasury agent is under consideration. y
The President has adyices from Tennessee OF
petitioners who have applied simultaneously to
Thomas and 70 Brownlow for protection from out,
RACES; thus. giving Brownlow the opportunity and
Thomas the right to correct them. q;
The President is not very well. He is threaten
ened with Brighes disease.
There is a. Cabinet meeting to-day. 1t is stated
that Stanton only will sustain the District Com
mandeSs In their alleged illegal assumption Of
power. u ! 81; ssL
VIM. Ben will relieve Knox in the supervision Of
the Goyernm ent finances at New Orleans, official
The attorneys in SurratSs case are engaged in
wranghng over jury technicaities, originating
with the prosecution. -, 7,..:..-
It is supposed that Stansbery views, involving
restraints upon District Commanders, will be dis
cussed in Cabinet to-day. His views regarding
registration will be enforced by high authority.
WASHINGTON, June 1.-THE internal revenue re-
All the members of the Cabinet attended pro-
longed session to-day: The President was in his
usual health. 80,
Information has reached the Land Office from q
gentlemen who iB making o Western tour, who says
that the country teens with crops and fruits. "
Nmety-nine Bonds were stolen rom the Treasus
~ recently. They were in an unfinished oondi-
tienIq No loss Is apprehended either to the Gov
ernment or the public from the theft.
The discussion Of the Jury question was. con-
tinned to the adjournment Of the Court with no
,Tfsfollowing is an:aextract from the New York:
Tribune Of this morning 'Let Sheridan or Sckles,
for instance, be removed; and summer session OF
Congress will be inevitable. With summer ses-
sion, the Presidents functions viii most assured
" be 80 limited that it will not be in his power
ever after to remove any General commanding. :
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.~A YOUNG LADY RETURNING TO HER
country home, after soourn of few months in the
city hardly recognized by her fends In place of
coarse rustic, flushed face she had soft ruby CON-
pexon Of almost marble smoothaess, and instead OF
twntythree she really appeared hut eighteen Upon in
quiry as to the ca4s Of great change, she plainly
told them that she used the CIRCAs>IhE BALM, and
considered an invaluable acquisition to any ladys toilet
BY It's any Lady Gentlemen improve their per-
sonal appearance hundred fold 1t Is ample in its
combination, Nature herself Is simple yet unsurpass
ed in its efficacy IN drawing impurities from, also heal
ing, ceansng and Identifying the akin and complexion.
By its direct action the cucle it draws from al its
impurities, kindly healing the same, and leaving the sur
face as Nature intended it should be-cear soft smooth
and beautiful. Price 81, sent by Mail Express On re-
ceipt Of an order, by
", L. CLARK CO., Chemists,
No. 3 West Fsyette Street. Syracuse N. Y.
The Only American Agents for the sale of the
March so 1y
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NOV YoTE NssWsIss.

NfysXoaxsJune H. In ;theS oouft to
deSsHlSS caAe Of the Mayer saA Aldernians css
tie Police Commissioners, the decision was rem.
by The CITY against the right Of the Police Com
missioners oontesting the rights conferred upon
tham,by the Iegislsture ia license matters. lssrT
sssssszg 4sy3g ~ ,-t----ii yl35.I
~ alisbility OF IRsrraneo Comyandes. aa1ts
sNxw Yoxx, June II LIN the case os. the Inter
uationl Lie Insurance. Company, london, where
premiums were psid In Confederate money, the
defence holds that the agency was revoked by the
act Of war N 1861 and denies the liabilities on pre-
miums paid since. -, =. - =. i''ii1 -. =.
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~NOTICE.-THE STEAMSHIP MANHAT-
TAN, wooDHuL Master Is dischargns her cargo at her
dock, Adgers South Wharf Consgnees WILL therefore,
attend to the receiving Of their goods at that point
June II STREET BROTHERS CO., Agents.
a@WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
E. NJ. WHITING, Esq, as q candidate for Sheriff Of
Charleston Judioial District at the next election.
September lG
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THE ORANGEBURG NEWS.

DUBL1sHED EVERY SATURDAY MORNING, AT
i Orangeburg, 8. G. Terms So per annun, In nd,
During the spring and fall seasons extra copies of the
ORANaEDURa NEWS will he circulated for the benefit oil
advertising patrons.
Contract Advertisements inserted on the most liberal
terms. Address SAMUEL DIBBLE,
Editor Orangeburg News,
February 25 Orangebur1, 3
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THE AIKEN PRESS

TITS PROPOSED TO PuRIIsH IN THE TOWN OF
Aiken, s. c., Weekly paper under the above title,
to be devoted "a General lligence-Poidca, Com
mercal, Social, Literary, and Reigious-with Depart
ment of Agriculture including the Field, the Orchard
the Vineyard, and the Garden News Summary, to
contain digest of the important events OF the week
will occupy ton of the paper and particular atten
bcst adapted new condition and the developmen
Of the resources of the country Manufactures Agr
culture Frutraisng, and Vine-growing.
Terms-$3 year, advance,
u. ". RAvENEL, Editor.
w. D. KIRKLAND, Publisher. January 81
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Tron General and South. = Xmu,es;fs;sI.s,a I n

~ -'', -ls,t, l,:..,,a q !.
1oa sErom Central and South AmeS1sfs ,c4
aas1 Yasx, June. n.--The Arizona has sssriyed
MT. ReFost Consul at. Guayaquil, 10 dead. SO
The Panama Herald says that q destructEe
blockade has commenced in the interior Of the Co
but Nosquera threatens to send troops there. A
nuQher Of members OF Congress have been arrest
ed by order Of Moequera and the majority OF them
declared traitots. The PRESIDENT n Panama mas
ordered commercial war tax, at wnlch tne ,orelgn
Consuls have protested Inc PIesde9t .S q Magaa, %
on the ground Of Mosqaars having TUNED traitor.
The Central American news is un,mportant'
Cholera has disappeared rom NlcsraSuS.
Peru advices state that the veteran denerA Oas-
tello has taken the Held as leader OF the reVoiu"
tonistss % - es,t4t,p " =. ~ 2 .itr' ,.t
Marine News.
arrived raport q heavy northwest gale off the
cs,ast -. eiEi 80 ~ - .-ytr - S.
-eNEv Yo1x. June11 Ten vessels, carrying oyer
INN 1psssenrers. an in good sanitary condition,
arrived Yesterday. The cholera is reported to
have disappeared from nearly all parts OF the
BSss9.- -s;s ssti .. - :. 80 ,'oy' . 20,
Domestic Markets, q. o. s.i.et. s'f .,i1.' -
.3.,st.5 q -, 80, 49,, ''''''
s99s 991e SlaalS h.o,,, Monov eo7
o5s NSW 5oHk tsr1;ns, fine 1I1,. SIGHT iOs bSTs
nnnns S0n i'm, Flonr STEADY. Wheat dull and un-
Gha9se, WS;steu I % n;;af cattnn dull: Middline
Lard sna I mnisAeS a LUZ All SSson ""D' Ntt
epaan1s z0saA'' ifteteD% es-' -
EVENING DISPATCH. .eo p,,a,
Stocks active. Gold Ss. Registered % bonas nos
106ia106l. Coupons l9 Eiour easier. Ssase e Soa
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sTERRORs' OF YoUTH.-A GENTLEMAN
who suffered for years from Nervous Debility, Pre-,
mature Decay, and all the effects Of youthful indscre
ton. WILL for the sake of suffering humanity send free,
to Ill who need it. the receipt and directions for making
the simple remedy by which he was cured. Sufferers
wiah to profit by the advertisers experience, do
so by addressing, in perfect confidence,
JOHN B. OGDEN,
Aprl22 Smos* No 40 Cedar street, New York
So NOTICE TJ MARsINERs-CAPTAINs
AND PILOTS wshn! to anchor their vesscs in Ashley
River requested not to do anywhere within direct
range of the heads of the SAVANNAH RAILROAD
wHARVEs, the Charleston and St Andrews side OF
the Aahley River; by which precauon contact with the
Submarine Telegraph Cable will be avoided,
S, O. TURNER, q. NJ
Harbor Masters ONCE Charleston, February 8, 1885,
Fehruary7