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n" Dl~rSclio> o. AccovNr or Coz.
oh--Gcncral Grant in his distribution O
| iavorS in New York, clncd with Pierre
l'os'' war Democrat hrcakiaAicd Will
Greeley, Republican; and dincd again
WIN Hoffman, Democrat. at Il d;nc!
slvrn IN honor OF Erarts, Johnson re,
publican
tN>iL, DoAH.lt is said Nnt the
'rihocratir party will bc cmha,;nrd- IL
WIN whiskcy probably, on the score of
economy, rs there is nearly enough of
that liquid in the body already to suit all
purposes. All il needs now is to be
bottled up"
-, MoHE TRAFFIC iN lluMNN BEtNGS.--
nc galveston j'IcNaS) Cici}itn Of The
~ instant makes the following state
h'h' F" Although it may hc 4 matter Of
surprise to onr read rs, it is nevertheless
'rue that McsSrs. Ilciolrnhcmcr 4 CO...
OF 'hlS city, have Just received Il aconsign-
h'ch' OF coolies direct from China. Ihcy
"cre sh'pped direct to this port under
ot'ih'ny bills Of lading, and are regard
c,d ~ The firm as simple mcrcland SC, to
~ S"id for freight and charges. Two
'nlruS oi these persons are females, one
Oh Wnom Is said 10 be very beautiful.
ih'y are To be disposed Of at auction.
IN Clil!ornia and Mexico coolies are
quite common, but this invoice, we be-
licvt, IS The first ever received in Texas.
" nat the result will be remains TO hc
seem.
HhAcHERANn lEorLE.--Congrcgations
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News and other Items.

GrN. t,nANl'S RrroKr.- 1T IS undc-
stood that (,cncra Grant will not mae
an extended report rs to military optl.
tions during ;Ac past year, but will tram
NIT the reports of the various dcpa.
mcnt and uiStl1c; commanders, with n
short letter calling attention 10 cer,ai
recommendations and suGscstions in SUD
reports. II is r,,morc,l that III his fir;
message 10 Congress. President Gra,,
will recommend the adoption Of Il
amendment 10 the Constitution providir
that after any person has once held tn
Presidential chair he Shall not be cligibl
to the same Office again.
WHAT TliEN !-Whcn the Democrat
discharge al their poor employees lof
voting rs their conscience dictates, whal
will the aforesaid Democrats do? VII
they hire other Republicans, or VOL
themselves: The threat Of djschargiit
laborers is !, hurnbus, as the rlnplaycri,
under rs many obligations to The cn.
ployccs rs thc employees are 70 thc cn.
ploycr.
The WORLD MOVES. Californians q.
pcct 10 make The journey from San lral.
cisco TO New York by rail next -Four Il
of July week, and the wonderful progress
Of the Pacific Road encourages us TO hoe
that their expectations may he rcalizct.
PooR BUSINESS. Tho Office. hunters
raid upon President Grant brings TO
mind Mr.. Lmcom's complaint uuder a
similar ailiction. 81 am like Il landlo.d. !"
said he. /" who is 50 busy renting rc>mt,
at one end Of The building that he has no
time to attend to the fire that is raging
at the other end"
liz RIGnT on SutrRAGl.-A 4; The re-
cent Noman's Suffrage Convention in
Boston, Senator Wilson stated that ~.
der the fourteenth article (thc amend
mcnO Of the constitution Of the Uni
ted States, he would have 10 hc>ita-
ton III voting for an act Of Congress 10
give the colorcd man in every State
the right to vote. He added, howcv
cr, that rs many persons did not place
this construction on the fourteenth
article, there would have to be ano,h
CT amendment submitted. In his opin.
ion the constitution could be 50 amend
cd that the right Of suffrage, in six OF
eight months, will be secured to The
coiorcd men all over The land.
lScREAsE OF POPULATION. The ptpu
iation OF the United States is neirl,
39,000,000. If it increases in the SIN,
ratio as it has in preceding periods, /
will be $1,000 900 in 1870. and 70 coo,
! 600 in 1900,
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no <;onS,IlInl>tiycs,.

The t"iloNinE article, from the Boston
HoHTS CRISIS Of Aug. 26ih, 1865, will be
toN.d Interesting 10 ConSuinpivc sufferers
i.U NC; COMPLAINTS, nc.
10 chose troubled with lung complaints.
asthma. and kindred complaints
| can ccnScicntiousiy recommend the pre-
>c.ipijpu of Hcy. Edward \. Wilson, OF Will
liainsburg, Kings County, y. y, to be Il
sure remedy. have no doubt at all that the
medicine saved NY wiic'7 life. She wa> given,
mp hy The best physician rs beyond hi. Skill /,
and Mr.. Wilson remedy cured her. by the
blcs sing Of God. Ills PERSECUTION can be
obtained Tree Of lcv, Edward A Wilson.
Wi'lMnabNrg, King County. MN. know
~ several o'hcr Instances where tlr remedy
has "iccl"d cnrcs ul lung diseases, Which
haillrd the '.c, medical a,lSirc. Now All
who haze lung coinp!ai,iis. or even think
consumption has seized upon thcm take my
advice ii You want any such remedy, and
send At once as above, and YOU wiil never
regret il. j. \. BERRY.
Boston, Mass ort2 ~.
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9flh1ING or yuE LnGLsxATrRr.

Tie Legislature assembled At C,lum-
oia on the Path inst. The House was
r2t'r'' to order hy the speaker and scv
ehty-scNcn members answering to ,hci,,
names, it was announced chat \ quorum
WAS present, and hat the Ilotsc was
ready 10 proceed ia business The rc.io
nation Of Valentine colorcd member
from Aboevillc, was read and accepted
James II. Jones, member elect from
Marlboro, in place Of Stubhs, resigned
appeared and qualified. a committee
was appointed to wait ON the Governor
and inform him that the House was or
Eanizcd and ready 70 receive any com
munication he might be pleased TO make.
The Senate was called to order by the
President y. I. Corbin, and only four
teen members answering to their names. /.
i, was declared that y quorum was not
present, and The Senate adjourned.
On tho 25,h, scvcral additional >,cno
tors appeared, and quorum was an
nounccl.
Joseph 4. Green, white, elected IN The
place OF Randolph, for Orangcburg, and
George ". Barber, colorcd, elected III
tho place OF Rutland, for Fairfield. ap-
pcarrd and Qualified
\ resolution was offered hy Mon,gom-
cry, and adopted, continuing the orgali-
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SUSPENSION or 2I{E MNRCIRl'.
The New York Ir5bune, in comment
ing on this event, saws

The New York Iribunc, in comment
ing on this event, SAYS:
(" There could scarcely he more sug-
gesiivc fact The Ncrcuy has always
been The organ Of the Aristocracy Of the
South. and has always represented The
extreme sentiment Of Southern slave
driving ACKNOWLEDGMENT. Before the
war. il was the earnest rnrmv Of The
Union During the war, il chnmpioncd
thc liarShCst measures; and Since peace,
II has been the implacablc foe Of every
homes; attcmp, 4; reconstruction. Exit
c1 ~ \ member ot the noted family Of
Rhc'ts. ii has fully roprcS,ntc,l
every principle Of Which the Rhc,is lave
50 long been intrepid and consistent al.
vocatcs. Its suspension. therefore, il
dicatcs That the :" aristocracy" is dead
thai the : iils; families" Of the South can
no longer support IN organ: and tha; Us
political fact their cnprc is past We
are sorry for Mr. Rllct,, and for Che Sus.
pension Of h,s enterprise; but the dcatl
Of the ! .Rfcury is q sure Sign Of the dis
solution Of Ill that romans Of The pcout
and cXclusivr class that iwclt loi st
many years iii South Carolina, and reign
cd oyer the Republic"
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The SuNSY SouTiI. We were shown
last week some branches Of the cotton
plant on which were blooms and bolls,
looking fresh and vigorous. They we're
from the garden Of Mr.. s. y. Kirk, II
Jndi,h street, il this city. Mr.. Kirk
informs us that this cotton was planted
late in June, and received little or no
cultivation. a climate SO genial and a
soil SO fertile as this Of South Carolina
has attractions for the industrious farm
er no where surpassed. Let them come.
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HhE .>NTED- AGENTS.. $500 per month
w the year round or 4 certainty of $500 to
81 900 per month ia those having litlo
capital, We guaranty the above monthly
salary to good active agents at their own
homes. Every agent, farmer. gardner, plan
ter and fruit grower, North and South,
ShoW1 send at once for plWicniurs. Please
cali on or address y. AIIEARN & ca.
S3 Sc"0ud 81. Ral,imorc Md
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MARRIAGES..

ga Thursday, The laih inst, by The Rev
+. ~ Mood, Al The residence ni The brides
iia;t iat'i"r: q. J. Cl NNlNGll\M. ESu.. former
'nr "t !..T POTTER, Esq. ui ,har!rStTm.
:. e.
~ Darlington, NOV ISM bv Rcv. B. T..
" hittcn,"rr. Mr.. CAMlS III INTER- un,l
Mis-, MAEill.\ WILLIAMS, buth OF Dar-
lMi.tNN.
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L.A.N DS OIr 'rIIIU I41BI,IU.

llt LINN l>Ss OLE I'IIIU 1.1i}T.E:
y =, new ana intensely interesting series. Also.
il'"snihatcu ana Transparent Views. in great
variety, we arc also exclusive Agents in
.Nincilr, Tor fEEHIER'S GLASS VIEWS,
o. Wh'cn we have Il splendid assortment
Agents Tor Frl'S series ufS LING - IL
photographic Views in Switzerland rhc
Hhtnc, England, Scotlanl l. Wales, SC.
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PHOTOGRAPH ALRI-MS.

Our manu- iacturc Of Albums is well known
throughout the country rs superior in quality
and beauty to all others
All we sell arc made in our own Factory
and our styles arc different from those OF anv
othcr maker. Buyers should not fail to see
our stock before making their purchases
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" THE DISTRICT COURT OF TIE UNrrED
STATES, FOR TIE DISTRICT or
SOUTH CAEOIIN\

" THE DISTRICT COUNT OF TIE UNITED
STATES, FOR TIE DISTRICT or
SOUTH CAEOLINA.
IN the matter of JOnN y. M,GILl. Bank
rupt.
BY whom Petition for Adjudication Of
bankruptcy WAS filed on the 10th day OF
sept, ND. 1865, in said Court. In Bank
ruptcy.
7h|S Is q gtrc noticr, That on the 10th day
oi Ncpcmbrr. A. -. 1865, i Warrant in Bank
rupicy Was issued against Tie Estate Of
John y. Magll. Of AllSainS in The District OF
georgetown and state %! South Carolina. .whn
mas ',"cn adiudrrd Il Bankrupt. on Ills own
i't!iion; hat the payment OF any Debts ana
Delivery Of any Property belonging 10 said
bankrupt, t" him OF Tor his use. and thc
transfer OF amy Property by him are forbid
den hy Law; that meeting Of TIC Crc,,i,ors
81 he said Bankrupt. 10 Prove their Debts.
ahu choose one or more ASSiyncrs Of Ms
f.>'ai" Will be held alta Court OF Bankrup;-
"y. Z" - i'N''", Nn ~ nr,oI u,,,.,
Charleston, South Carolina, before r. B.
CARrE\TEK. Register, on The 3Dth day OF
November. 4. ID. 1865. at - o'cIork st.
!. +. NJ. EPPlNG
T. $. Marshal as Messenger.
nov II It.
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OcPaFlmOnl OF the oOUth,
CHlrf QrAErEEMASrEH'S OFFICE,
ATLANTA. GA, NOV. 9TH lStS.
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received
nj this Office until II NJ, November Is, II, lStS
n which time they will be opened, FOR
FURNISHING MATERIAL. and
Eroctng a Brick Lodge
ltuii'ling NJ the National Cemetery at SAL
lSEURN. y. c. according to tic plan and
specifications 10 be seen al the Office Of the
Post Quar,crmaster at Raleigh N.C
The usual requirements for bids, &c. will
be cXa%tru.
for Erecting Brick Lodge Buildings" and
addressed To the undersigned,
Il. SANTON.
By, Brig. Gen. and q. NJ. l.. s. A..
Chief g. NJ. Dept, Of The South
Nov. II, 81
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THASKsGlvISG was very generally OBJ
served il the city, but apparently not
with that heartiness which il character
istic Of Northern thanksgivings. j, sci
dom is IN this latitude.
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C,III2(>NrOS.

icsc beautiful pictures, That c0hno1 bt
hSt'"gV'Sh'h .hp'a ne i-,cH on PQiAiinyS .c
onc.tcnlh their cost, We import argclv'l,om
IariS, london. Berlin, Vienna, and l,omc,
ahd supply thc trade al the lowest r.tcs.
+. & II. II. ANTHONY 4 CO,
3Ol BROADWAY, \ -
Importers aud Manllac'nrc'a VI
noN2St[ Photographic Materials
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S T l. Il + O S 9 OpES

we manufacture vrsy largely, and have
a large stock Of tie best MylcS at tic loucW
rates,
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STeRfosC0plC VIEWS,
GHR0M0S.

ALBUMS, CHROM0S.
Z, & II. T. Anthony & CO.,
1ol I5road>vny. New 1-orh
invite the attention of tho Trade to their cx.
tcnsivr assortment Of the above, OF
Their own publication, man
ulacturc and inpor-
tation
we publish over Four rHOraAHb suh;.cts
OF Htereoscoplc Views, Including:
Nmgara Mammoth Cave,
n"Skllis ,,', Central Park
ii,,u'uSon: Trenton Fails,
Washington, uonSa,onic
NaratoTa, DrlaWarr
'Sl IOiht, Instantaneous
Ncnrzucla rhc Andc.
Ihii,h' Japan.
England, Nc ,Gr 81
Our imported NieWs embrace Il larye rs.
sortment. including the choicest productions
OF Wm England, G. W. Wilson Jamy. and
"hcr en'hcht photoGraphers. consisting vf:
Switzerland, Spain.
Rhine, r,,iinr;o
FyrcnccS, 81. tlouJ
iHrlS' Tranon,
England, Crvs,nl pol,cc
Scotland rvrol
Ireland Ijcrrnloncum
;, alcS'. Foniaincblcau,
ii"l"l'cil' tompci"nc,
Germany, Versatile.
;;l"S'ia Naples.
l"'!' Rome, &c, &c.
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our imported NiewS embrace Il larye as
sortmcnt. including the choicest productions
OF "m England, G. W. Wilson. J.amy, ana
other cmincnt photo grauhers consistiuy ,f
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seneei the war. Tho resolutions in-
dbrse the platform adOptedl by the
National Democratic Cen7enfioB.eeH,
presses gratitude to Andrew johnson,
and returns thanks to the citizens,
and to the soldiers and sailors North.
who raised their voices in behalf of
this insulted and outragedrsection.
|mI On motion Of Mr.. Hampton, it was
resolved that while entering our
protest against the Radical recon-
struetion acts, we rely confidently on
constitutional agencies and peace
ful measures alone to bring us the re
lief sought and the referm needed.
a Democratic Electoral ticket was
chosen.
Wade Hampton made speech, In
which. allgd ng to recently reported
differences of his speech reproduced
In Northern papers-in reference TO
the Confederate flag, he said this
statement is in every respect false; on
the contrary, when I spoke of the
flag of the Confederacy, ! remarked
1T now was furled forever, TO be buried
In the grave of the lost cause. 81
The proceedings We're exceedingly
harmonious.
Afhdayits are published In the
newspapers of the State purporting
to prove Comptroller General Neagle
to be forger. The Republicans say
tho safety of the party demands that
he shall either disprove the charges
N.
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sub~cr1ptien Terms.
Enfe News Ite.ns.

Gold closed in New YORK, Saturday, at
l47h.
tE "A WORCESTER, Mass. dispatch d atsd the
sth SAYS: Thomas Moran, who was shot
at Rocky Point yesterday by Edward J..
Campbell, of New Yors, died last evening.
Boston dispatch dated the sth says:
Hon Z. u. FL lot announces his determine
alton moi 60 stand as candidate for re-
election to Congress.
a Winona, Minnesota, dispatch Of date
the sth, says White & Becken's Touring
mill at St ckton, was struck by hghtni g
on Thursdsy night and burned TO the
ground. Loss 5000. rf. rFn3tr &
At We. ster, Massachusetts,, on the 7th
inst, 81 chael n wman, aged forty years,
in attem Ing t get on u freight train.
fe'i under the 'Fhee-s, crushing one OF his
legs, which was amputated during the
night
A Washington dispatch Of date the Sttl
says nothing has been done yet in regard
fosConmtssioner Rollins. The. opinion of
the Attorney General on the points at
issue has not yet been & ven, and no &C
tion is expected this week Er
A st. Domingo special says Baezs troops
IN the Capital were desetting him. the
reinforceme Is ordered to Seyba had re-
fIs ed TO embark. a4 a-Is t
A venezuela special OF the 22d says Gen.
Monsgas was al VaIentia with 1900 men,
On gtis way 10 Puerto. Cabello Falcon waI
y Ockadi 6 the port of Laqueaguei with
one small vessel.
The funeral of General HaIpine took
place IN New York on tae sth inst, and
was attended by very larse cortege, COM
prlsing the military escort, benevolent
associations, Government, state, and city
officials.
A case of cholera was reported In New
York en- the SIh inst. Four or 1--WE cases OF
that di z ,se ave occurred In New York,
In the ast four or i've days
y New York dispatch of ste Sth, says
Mrs. Commodore Vanderbilt has been
zlrlck with paralysis, aud tue Com mo-
dore returned here yesterday morning
from his Western trip on her account.
A New Haven df patch, d ted the Sth,
says negro was arrested at East Lynn,
Connecticut this morning. for trying to
throw the cars OF the Shore Line Railroad
from tie track. He was held for trial.
The shock OF earthquake was dis
timely felt at Portchester, IN Westchester
County. at o'clock this morning.
n New York dispatch, of date the Sth
says: Ihe shrewsbury. acht Club held
an annual reg tia on he Shrewsbury Rfv-
er, on Tnursday. Ten yachts took part in
the race. which was over a course of II
miles. Several yacht clubs We're repre-
sentei, aud the Matte, OF tie Bayonne
Club, was declared the winner, making
the distance in uours, 80 minutes, 10 ssc-
onds
a St Louis dispatch or date Sth says:
There seems 10 be an organized band of
rot ers at w.'rk 4 the western part of this
State On Tue~d y last the stage from
Bu Ie" TO HarTisonville, Bates County, was
stopped by three armed men aud the pa>
sen ers ROBBED of several huud ed dollars
and other vaiuables. On the evening of
the same day Mr.. G 1odman, from Mans
nsid, ONO, in camp with his family, near
HaIrIs0n Il Ie, was robbed of four hundred
and ninety dollars and his watcn, no
doubt by the same men who robbed the
stage,
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Democratic Electoral C0nYentien-
ldj0urnment-ResOiStiOns.

CoLuMBIA. s., c., August 9.-The
Democratic Electoral Convention ad
j0urned yesterday evening. The Dis
tricts of the State, thirty one in num-
Der, were represented.
On motion of Mr.. Hampton, Capt.
Medary was made Vice President of
the Convention.
a committee from the Soldiers and
Sailors Convention were invited to
seats on the platform amid great ap-
plause.
On motion of } udge Aldrich. res
olution of thanks In the name of the
Democracy of South Carolina was ex-
tended to the delegations from the
Northeast and Northwest, by whom
the Southern delegations were so cor
daily received at New York.
The resolutions say: We accept the
reception ms an evidence Of sympathy,
and sincerity, and gratefully declare
that it has done more to heal the
wounds of the past than any event
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EUROPE.
Hty Atlantic TeiegFa ph.
The Kares--AFRest OF The SeFVian
. yms FRINGE.
FRANCE.

~ FRANCE.
PARIS, August 9.-The EteAdard
says that al Al interview. between
Lord Stanley and Marquis De Nous
teir, ye terday, the most satisfactory
sassnRatges Of peace were exchanged }
and that the confidence. of botb Mip-
listers in the future tranquility Of
Europe has been strongly confirmed
by the opportunity they thus had Of
reviewing the good understanding
which has so long existed between
tbe Governments of Great Britain
and France ~
The Moaiteu has the following
special adyiees from JAPAN The,
new Envoy of France, N Ontray,
arrived at lokohoma on the 9Th Of
july.
1t was reported that the Northern
Diam9s had taken possession of
Yeddo.
The party Of Mikado was acting
large army to meet the rebel forces.
ENGLAND.
LoNDoN, August Slate kilograms
from Shanghai bring the following
4 French trading station near the
frontier line Of Cochin China was at
tackled on the 10th of June last by a
band of Aram rebels. The post con
tanned twenty-five men, all told, who
made a gallant resistance. A lter a
desperate fight they were overpowered
and captured and massacred. A
strong French force was subsequently
sent against the band on the 2lst of
June. After sharp fight the French
succeeded In recapturing the position
and dispensing the rebels.
ENGLAND.
LONDON, August SIT was a cousin
of Judge Lushington who died re-
Gently. The latter is still alive and
in good health.
To day was the second and last of
the Lewes' August meeting. The
great feature to day was Lewes' grand
handicap of fifteen sovareigns, with
two hundred sovereigns added; the
second TO receive twenty five SOW
ereigns out of the stakes. The two
miles race was won by Birdseeter.
Time, All. The weather was fair
The betting previous to the race was
about five to one against Blrdseeker.
AUSTRIA.
PEsTa, August 9.-The Governor
of Pesth has caused the arrest of the
Servian Prince, Alexander Kara
geongewich. who has been residing in
this city since the assassination of
Prince Michael. ~. j.
SWITZERLAND. -fv
LUcERNE, August 9--Her Majesty
the Queen oF England arrived in this
city yesterday.
ITALY.
FLoRENcE, August ga bill for
providing for the carrying into effect
a Tobacco Convention has been passed.
m EMPHrs, Aug. 8.-The meeting of
She lex x-Genfederate soldiers tonight
was largely attended. The action Of
the Confe3srate Generals at Nashville
was endorsed, and peace councils
warmly approved.
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BosToN, August 8.-Abbie ~, wife
OF Oliver B0wdeD, Jr. of York, d
man 70 whom she had been married
abouttwo months, died suddenly az
-tbe Office OF DR.. Powers, No. 8 Bes-
ton Street, and there has been sos-
picloas of " fnu9 play The doctor
has been arrested and committed to
jail to await an examination on the
charg of murder xtf'hursday.
Boston, Aa ust s -Iu response to.
an invtsasa6aa it.f aadsess some Repub-.
hcan c!abs a Q1itey, Caas. Francis
Adams declines to IN e~ into an
active pOitical fanvsss. prcierriug
rest and reyirement lie says. how
ever, You are perfectly right 10
presuming that h5yc, in 10 respect,
varied In my ybattachmeut the prin-
eiples' [ hctd before my departure
from the United States I am still
devoted to the support of the self
evident truth. pros claimed in the great
Declara ton OF F1776; to the maintain
ahce tt cur glorious Union against
eTery enemy, and to the supremacy OF
tie Gonsftut on, as our protection
against assaults from without as well
as within a,-c SGD & t- III
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Now Tork cold and stock Market.

By Teiagraph.1 New YORK, August 8. 7
MONEY! Continues easy, 3tl 36e4 per cent;
on call loan with inFge Uaiances oHeIed
.at.3 per. cent. H-@ = .s-.-eFasf y.
SrEBIfSG -Dull ana heavy, at 9Jz@lo,
gold, first class 5flls. hiht y -.
GoLD-Lower; opening at 1411z; adyaneT
ing % Ii13s; deciiAins 10 li91s' ana Closing
Loans sz7a, a,755 1866 increase sj4fI29; specie
81 ~ 42I increase ~. lfcuiat on
5I6 i.,2.s Increase. S3.6iI, ,sz5; legal tendeis
s7IJ5I ,548; increase Sis, ,is1. ii -
boritt market is ffrTner and more active to-
day. business Detng iarger taan7usu for
Saturday. Tenstorties arc. still being ,t.11-
Changed for 5 21s BY ihvetters COUPONS
of 1881, Il549ll6; do! 'G2g II5znfif ~.
do. 10. ll0j4@lll;5 do. %, illJ&e6i i'l5s 40
1851 6d109 I0240s, 100 dl0g1SSl = : ?
IraIasaeti sat the Go q jExchn u 90 Esank
Thursday sliSs, s4si il0gs ana Yester1sIy 81 T. :