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DEMOCRATIC HEADQUARTERS
THE CITY OF MEMPHIS.
IN THE STILLMAN BLOCK,
CORNER OF
Madison and Second Streets

open At all hours: Supplied with newspapers
from every State in the Union and every
Conservative American, Federal or Coniede-
rate, are always welcome
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GEN. GRANT, after twenty-five years
of army life, is said to have never ut
tered q profsne word nor had personal
qusrrel.-RadicHl Exchange.
And never got drunk, and wsllOwed
in the cutters; never Ioafed around bar
rooms and spoDged on strangers for a
drink; never lived with q Digger squaw,
as her husband never was caught in
open, barefaced, unblushing lies, and
had them nailed to hiLn by President
johnson; never betrayed trust; never
carried thieving wife along with him
TO steal the silver from Southern tables ;
never got drunk and made q besstly and
indecent exposure Of his person on the
Sabbath day, on Pennsylvania avenue
in Washington City-Oh no, he never
did any OF these things-nOt he!
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NEW YORK, July 15.-There were 81
cases of sun stroke here tO-dsy and IL
deaths.
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Democratic Clubs esta blIshed elsewhere IN
the State are invited to correspond with the
shelby County Club, for cooperation and con-
certed action.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Night Dispatches.
HAVANA.
NEW YORK.

HAVANA, July Is. The cholera is rap
idly disappearing from the island.
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THE undersigned hereby gives notice Of his
appointment as assignee of Phil T. AIlin OF
memphis, in the county OF Shelby and State
o. Tennessee, within said district who has
been adJndged a bankrupt upon his own petl-
ton, by tne District Court or said district
Memphis, Tennessee, the 18th 9ay or July,
AID, 1858 WILLIAM Y CTRODE
lylb - ~ ASSIGNEE Efe
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COPARTNERSHIP.

THE undersigned, successors TO LACK, Cam
i ron & Co.. have This day formed copart-
nershfp, under the style ard firm OF O. o.
CANTON & &C, snG Will continue at No. %
Front street, toe business heretofore conducted
by the former house. They are authorized to
receive all dues and settle ell eli inns OF the
former firm, using the name Of the old arm only
in liquidation. O. q. CAMRON.
July ], 1865. JAMES WHITE.
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Foreign Markets.
DIED.

vAU6HT-On the Sd inst, Ia Arkansas
county, Ark, HATTIE NJ, infant daughter OF
G. ~. ami Mary r. Vausht, aged Year,, 4
months and % dayF.
Little HATTIE, the beautiful and right, the
mothers joy, the fathers idol, the pet OF all
who knew her, has thus passed avsy. "a
wandering troupe Of Angels came" and bore
her 10 the Spirit Land, ere yet a single cloud Of
earthly care had come TO mar her young life.
Her CHEEKY little voice il innocent prAttle win
40 more gladden. the household or greet the
fathers coming; yet TO Lhe bereayed parents
there Is cOnsOla ion in the thought that her
cher1b spirit is sa e within the told Of God
where nought OF earthly affiiction can ever
come. She sleeps
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Seven deaths from sun-sroke occurred
in Cincinnati on Monday
Within the forty-eight hours ending
Sunday afternoon, there were ten cases
of sun-stroke in Buffalo, seven Of which
have proved fatal.
In Chicago on Sunday and Monday
the deaths from the same cause num-
bered five or six.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Special Term OF Municipal Court,
Ordered by the Court.

IT being necessary FOR the dispatch OF bus.
Il ness that a Special Term OF this Court Tor
the Criminal side Thereof, should Be held IL A
early day as possible and before the next reg
ular term thereof. Special Term f0rthe Grim
nal side thereof IS hereby appointed, 70 com
mence on
Monday, the 18th Day Of August, Is8s
To continue for such length Of Time as the
public Interests shall require.
All causes standing on The Crfr1inRl Docket
OF this Court not disposed Of uDOu the ad-
iOurnmeut % this (June) Tern, viii be con-
tinued 10 said special t. rn, and al writs and
process relating thereto Will be returnaDle 10
said special Term.
GEORGE ". WALDRAN.
Jyi55t Judge Municipal 4 rurt
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HALF FARE.

nN AND AFTER JULY 1sT UNTIL Uk-
" ther notice visitors to The vsr1Ons Watering
PLACES on the line of the MEMPHIS AND
CHARLESTON RAILROAD VIII be carried sJ
HALF FARE Iuks Springs, Bailey's springs,
Nalhermosa Springs and Lookout Mountain,
are all open for the reception Of visitors.
". J. ROSS, Gent Supt.
Rfeusphls, Tenn. June -. ISsS len w
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INSURANCE.
ST. LOUIS MUTUAL
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.
HOME OFFICE, No. 513 Give Street.
ST. LOUIS.

ID. a. JANUARY, President.
JAS. H. LUCAS, Vice-Preside't.
VIM. II. SELBY, Secretary.
j.. 3 MILLER. Asst Secretary.
VIM. N BENTON, Gent Agent.
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FRIAR's POINT. MES, June 10, 1865.
). MAGIC ARNICA LIR1MEnT.r
Notice.

DELEGATES to the Democratic Convention
IL will be carried at ii ALE FARE on the
Commercial and Liberty. No 2.
JOHN Il. DAVIS, 8upt
SEQ ~ NJ and W. z PEt. Co
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To IA SPRINGS.
Terms-s3 per Day; sIz 50 per Week /.
$50 per Month.
BAILEY SPRINGS, ALABAMA

T'HE proprietors OF This Watering PIlce take
L pleasure in Informing their friends and
patrons that they have com pletsd tlleir ar
rangemen;s for the comfort and enjoyment o.
tneir guests. and that the Hotel is nov Opsn
Tor their reception. The efficacy OF these
Wsts1s II case OF Dropsy, Scroiula, Dyspepsia,
diseases peculiar TO Females ana ali diseases OF
the SSin and Kidneys, Is too well established
Ball room and the table will be Supplied with
the best The county affords, while the nshfrc
IN shoal creek and the hunting in tn. sur.
rounding woods present their usual attractions
to visitors. Route via Mem phts and Charles.o
hailI DAD 10 Florence, thence by regular Stage
Line % The Spriugs-Diue miles.
Fer descriptive pamphlet, circular, or for in
formation respecting special diseases, address
ELLIS & CO. PIOprietors,
or II. A. MOODY, MD.
Je29 I'm Resident Physician
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BOOKSELLERS AND STATIONERS

THE undersigned hereby gives notice OF his
appointment as assignee ofJOseph L.CioOdbar, Of
Memphis, in the county of Shelby aud State OF
Tennessee, within sid District, who has been
9diudged Bankrupt upon his own petition,
by the District Court ofsaid District.
Aemp his, Tenn, the 18th day of July, A.
D., 1885, WILLIAM Y. CIRODr
jyl6 q 20 ASSIGNEE etc
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YELLOW SULPHUR SPRINGS.

THESE CELEBRATED AND POPULAR
Il Springs, situated IN Montgomery county
81 miles 4 ON Christiansburg Depot, are nov
open Tor The reception Of visitors, and the at
tenti5n Of the Springs going public is r,sp4ct-
folly invited TO TIE advantages they present
The walters OF tneEe Springs are Unrivalled in
al cases OF Dyspepsia, Cuteu6Ous diseases and
Uterine affections, and in cases OF Debility aot
as
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NEW ORLEANS, July l5.-CottOn quiet; sales
zoo bales; receip's 80 bales; exports yesterday
li77 bales ; to-day 1920 bales. sterling 5495.c
New York sight = p efnium. Gold l4l1z4i4s4
10 choice siO Goals 30. Corn quiet. Oats hrm
soc. Hay unchanged. Pork easier, $50 80. Ba-
con quiet shoulders, l554 q &c; clear sides ~
Use. Lard, holders frIn lSIzSlgA920c
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WERFUL RESTORATIVE.
They have proven eminentiy useful in many
Female Diseases. and in
CHRONIC DIARRHEA

Are regarded as q SPECIFIC.
The natural advantages Of this place are IJN-
81 HPASSED BIZ ANY IN TIE STATE being
situated almost upon the very summit of the
AIIt ghany Mountains. the air is always cool
and Draclrg. the Climate is healthy and salu-
bTlOus, the water Of delight nj temperature
% Fahrenheitl, the grounds are shaded, AID
protected every hour In the day by thieE
grove of Forest oaks.
The Hotel and buildings have recently been
enlarged, renovated and rsftted, and the pro-
prietOcs hatter them selves they can Offer 70
their guests accom- mOdation Unsurpassed by
sny watt ring place In the mountains and con.
ndenty ask q visit nom the public.
NlsitOrs 10 the Springs viii stop at Chris
hamburg, where comfortable coaches will De
IN attendance on the arrival OF each train 10
convey them 70 the Springs.
RATES OF BOARD:
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TELEGRAPHIO MARKETS.
New York Market.

NEW YORK. July Is Cotton heavy and de
Ginning; sales 1900 bales; uplands Sc Rlc
quiet. Coffee dull. sugar q1iet; Cuba I14s
1870. Molasses dull. Flour closed very Oui
and Ice lower. Wheat dull and l92c love
Corn quiet, 81 tSGt 10
lily GOods--Piinted calicoss l313gli12c 70
best makes printing cloths 89954c; LancSste
ginghaIns lSc canton fiannels 23g3oci brown
sdeeJings l75Zalsc.
Money steady, call loans 4Ca5; sterling I'm
charged and steady gold AIS s421z. ExpOI I
TO day nearly million. New Tennessees 81
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
At AUCTION.

DY W Il. PAsSMORE & CO., go Second
D street, THIS MOESGNC. at 10 O'Clock, q
general assortment of Household Furniture,
jy.G IL
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SUMNER RESORTS.
BURMA VISTA SERVINGS.

This unrivsled Watering Place, situated
4 within six miles Of RuassilVflls, Logan
FIRST DAY OF JUSE. The pro prietor pledges
himself TO make his entertain msnt equal TO
that OF any watering place IN the country, and
his terms as moderate as the expenses Of his
establishment VIII permit. A good BAND OF
MUSIC viii be on hand during the season.
COnveyances alS avs ready for passep gers
nectiOn with the daily trains nom Memphis,
Louisville, etc.
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COPARTNERsHIP-

ID n. BLACK, OF the late hrn1, has associated
D. himself IN the Produce end Commission
Business with Joseph II. Blsck, late OF Mays
Vile. KY. under the style and firm Of BLACK
BROS. 4 CO., at q Front street.
Ju y ISIS igI43t
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VIMBERBISG SPRINGS, 25 MILES NORTH
N OF Wy;hsville, ViTginls-AluIE, White
HE'D and Blue Sulphur Waters; Hot Cold and
NapOr Alum and Su phur Baths, with special
treatment for Rheumatism, Cont, ScrofulUus
and Lungs under experienced attendant, but
only to the extent OF safety and comfort.
Nearly every game Tor amusement and exer-
else, unrestricted by law. together with double
and single barrel shot guns and rifles, provided
without charge. For analysts, certificates, ETC..
see circu ars and refer to ". K. Hunt. X. ).
Parhsm, Sam Tats and P B. wills, Men phis,
Tenn. Terms-Per day, 81 week, Sl2; month,
so 6eiEg a new place, accommodations
s0meEhat restricted, and no promises. fe5
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Ell Equity it
+. q ,+ OR yAtNssc1'E3EqRG yAtNssc1'E .DIsTR1tT, 1'"a' :,
Joseph Tickling. .Adln r, ct. mi sr 81, l. .s1raE

Mary L. Tyler. ct. a..
Ky order Of Tho Comr, Of Equity in the above
st;,e snse, tho credhors,of tn. late Darling S.
Ter are enjoincd from prosecuting the;ractions at
las for the recovery of theif caims Sitid arc 7rca
CURED prove their several and respective demands
before the Commissioner before tho first day
OF May hc:;t. 81 'se1ssnI tGA sifti iGriI shi TX
commissioners 0fHcc,1 y ". D. " JAMfSOy, ,vsE
F, s0rnnseburgle iH., = s. ~ io COMMISSIONER
March II, 1868. assH2 IJod Mnsoh hf
mar ID o&IA I'd
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...,..V'' VA "A !. RI O. us.
From the New Orleans Times. I
The Canal Bank Larceny.


The astonishnent Of our renders may even
exceed our own at the porusal Of tile following
letter, which comes to us shroudcJ in . nvs
tcry quite i'll keeping with the whole affair
from first to last 1t is perhaps the boldcst
sequel OF one of the bodest fclonies ever per.
Peetarated IN this city. We publish the letter
as one OF tho sensations Of the day, the de.
velopInents of which welfare calculated to max a
us pause, and reflect upon the social elements
around us. We regret that neither time no,
spaseee admit of further comment at this mo.
ment: siU'c4d tuA isrn
TO Me Eaam,ef Ms AZ o. 2ines.
BEAR Sir II wish to address Won q tsw
remarks as to the operation at the Canal Bonl,
ahe ne pFetteeppfsii9n oflhe fancy Aycops and D, ol
ers OF this city, and tho many amusing spccu.
lations as to "how it was DONE" induce me t.
blow the matter from beginning to end. am
Still in New Orleans, which | look ma, .s
tne field and think money can be made rc,sy (.
1As.to this lte it can be done any dov tb,,
money Is M moving s had my eye on the CAM,
Isank and tho men,in it. Aaron, Of tbene =
press 'isstheonly man was afiail Of. had
spf'e 4acA i''at morning, Tor happened to sec
tto"essenserof sod fss tho bank get a pylekasc d
"isalEt> r&'NylHpes from the oxprcss otIic~
aA1 ~. az ;, ,., the bank. lollow4q III A:
1ar ~ feterson's coal Office, on Gravier street
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FOR LEAsEI.' | Z

TENIE FINE ESTATE known MS KEIFT PLACE
( situated in ST Matthews Parish. The Estate
consists oi three separate Tracts. The Kcnncrly
Placc mas 400 acres c.arcd and 200 unclcarcd. The
Darby Place has 800 cleared and 2OO unclcared-all
fine Cotton Lands The keiIt rlace, consists of
2ioO acres. nnli cleared and in fine state of
Cnl'ivnionJ The lIAaiaJisVwatorct byla. large
Creek. which affords good RanEe Tor cattle! Soil
Rich Eci Clay. The Esirtc would be Leased all to
one person, or in small Tracts Of so or 100 acres
to suit small farmers.
Fine Mules sold with Tie Place ON credit. ''
The kenpeyly 'Nl parby zIlaces would sho sold
desired Pof r,,ENs Apply rs - "a at~ .
J. j. WoopAl{n, s.. Matthews +. o., -
n"v 1t 0ranEchwrg District S. D. ~
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In Equity, 1t
0RANGEBURG DISTRICT.
Ex pato Demscy Gardner, I e7iIaa
In. re- 81 ~ u IS

Lost Will Of Freeman Hooker guop sYj-
On hearing the petition in This case and on mo-
tion of MIR. ". }. DcTrcvillc Solicitor for petition
er. 1t is ordered, That all persons interested be
and are hereby notified to appear at, tho Commits
soner,s Office, Mt t0rangehurg Coufti House. onFris
purpose o Slowing cause r, if any ,Lev ean whv the
Will of Freeman Hooker. late Of snid District
should NOT be rc-establisheda and to that end TO pro
'ncc such witnesses they may desire, and cross
examine those produced by the petitioner. 'I,i
Commissisncrs Office, V. d. V. JAMESON, ~
orangehnrg e. H., Commissioner. !,
March II, 1868, -' EiaelS
mar ii ,,tl, ,, Oam 4, ,.r- ~, 3m
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In Equity.

Vss-2 ~ = 40 tDISE l.!VT..a
Martha NJ rhil'ips's-As~ <. a ~. EIaIAet
jno G. NcnQ.rly c!. u. ..,,i, u
by, order Of the Court of Equity in the abo1ic
stated case the creditors OF the late Jacob phillips
deceased urc cnjoined from PROSECUTING actions lit
IL" for the recovery Of their claims and aro- re-
HGirel TO present. and provo the s,me before tho
Commissioners within two months from the publica-
tion hereof ,, D.r g y III /.
Nelh'i 'iH,ioEes'S cn!ce '. u. Y. JAN ISt}N, a.
ARrGn =, 1879, j sts5 Com mis- sone-. y
mar IS zm .
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y SECRET CIRCULAR AMONG THE NEGROES
y correspondent i'll North Carolina incloscd u.
secret circular issued by Gov Holden and
others to tllssniggcrs in that State, whom it
addresses as f''I'f9thers," and bcgs them to be-
ready and prepared to vote down the white
men or rebels 2 as it calls thcr,, iii the coming
election. The white or c. ucasian man, cndo-
wed by theaeommon Creator with a highor
nature over the lever races Of mankind, is also
permitted to- reach IN extent of crime and
degradation yastly transcending. others. The
negro, fer example, may be corrupted and
distorted into a rcmorscess beast by freedom
but this is the work of the superior race, and
isolated in Atfica whatever a III nay be Tic stories
OF NJ. 5duChaillu' and others, Lc cannot even
approach the bcastlincss of 'lrccdom'. 4 beast
lincss that nature so rcyolts at that as the cen
s''s shows. they rapidly die out like the In
dams" The sin and crime Of tho Garrisons
Becchcrs, &C., that thus transforms and deforn.s
the negro, has, however, an cxcrsc-distancc
blindness, Ignorance, bcSott cdness-but that Of
Holden Co., who do their work and yoluntur.
lily abdcatc the high nature God cave them. IS
beyond any possible xprcssion, and Ms he C rea-
tor does not at once dash them to pieces with a
thunderbolt ,if$ must be that they arc destined
for an Infinitely more terrible punishment
Nc'r lorh Day Book
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In. /. qI ii ul5ity,: Y: ..:.@ c.: Z.
ORANGEBuRG DISTRICT, q t,'@I 4

Augustus iolman, ..a,hirs!
Harriet Holman, =" '''s
:! 1 ~ VS.. fsafrint r"a fl'ti .ltTtA aE! 'f.
~ ii'''s as - n0'fn"n an e. Il al i,ro s5na bna sys,,
Dy order Of The Court cf Equity in the, above
stated case, the creditors of late Elias Iolmpn
deceased, are required prove their demands ,be-
fore me or before the first Monday in July next
Commissioners Office, V. d. " JAAllSON; IA
March, -, 1865, Commissioner.
mur2S' y sES 4tHa.s .sfFtEtE Is ssh tdf
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ESTABLISHED 1902.
Charleston Courier for 1868.
DAILY AND TRl-wEEKLY,
EsY a. =; WELLINGTON lS GO.

The war closed with large Indebtedness on The
pari "i our former subscribers, some Of whom la 9o
Ploneten US payment. 10 others we have presented
no claim, amid The losses and misforunes by which
lhcy nave been surrounded, having been spared tho
necessity OF doing SO by the very generous prompt
and hearty support, we have uniformly received
we are aSic to wait for the advent o: better times
confidently assured that when prosperity returns 10
the land they will chccriully meet their obligations
TO all snclgwe cordnlly extend an nnyitation to re-
new heir subscriptions. = t"& &AsA
jan | ct dh uf IF
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a. \. bradley, the Boston negro, is circula-
latipg through Savannah md country, the fol-
lowing inceniiary circ,tlar causirre consilcr,.
bic excitement. "Noticc-All bad mon in
the City of Savannah, who. now, threaten tho
lives Of the leaders and nonnineecs Of the Re.
publican party. Presidents and members Of
the Union Lcasuers of America, if you should
strikkeaH blow, the manor mon willbc followed.
and tho house i'll which he or they take shcl.
ter will be burned TO the ground. Take heed,
mark we'll. Members of the Union. rally I.
rally rally for God, life and liberty.
''ss' s. -$A------axzs=ssl. trr. Z sst
During the session Of the New Enol,ud
Methodist Episcopal Church, in Boston. the
Committee on the Course Of the Country
through the Rev. Gilbert Haven, repoueJ
resolutions indorsins impeachment, and culopi, :
'nS General Grant and Secretary Stanton for
then Hatlf6ic c6hd,ict, Tie resolutions y were
unnn.mo'i'ly hdoptcdraHtl ii was voted to send
S9Hafse Y l{{n,l tle Speaker Of liY lIouso The Pres
dent oi the S@nte, Stanton. Gra,., and Chase
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sTATEoF SOUTH GARoEINA, saT
go dORANGKnuRo D1sThr oSrra yS b'rli'a
Z In the District @C Court AZ fsaa ilia'
ORANGEByTfRGi nISTf,lcfsaa@ ~

IN pursuance Of General Orders No: iS4 from e
Meaaqparlsrs Second Military District thh Slasiss,,
reneg. 'rass o. pstgS, S or4ngsbaEg win make
this Court, Of al Commitments lnade j., them durns,
Ithe proceeding half month"; specifying date 81 C5Sc
mitment, a4es, of Prisoners and tlte Offences for.
also forward to the Cierk of this Court all reooi -;
shnoes and other papers, competed with the pro-
oecdngsS against the Prisoners aforesad, wf4icho
nay be II their possession at the, DATE
the reports h6Tein ordered '-o " s' 80
ByordeH Of the yGaureas sssIsed 37aoo ~ s,sf
5snaa,y saseso sioiGieft isSea Disffist uosr,, -,
sfTcIfS 1iodi oas o bssesq I'd liw esiba 81
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E-To l,rovent fte

A Hs II L "a "a u z EI-1'O E'TGVHMt the
~ Firing of Guns, Pistols, 40, within. tbese
Corporate limits. - ~ = y a''' hH =
From and after the publication Of this Gr,linaoc,
any person convicted Of, firing amy Gun Pistol or
other Firearms within these Corporate Limits,
shall be liable 70 fpe not Jess t4ap I've dollars
go or uron tainrc toAFWshc Sf@es shall bebablo
iom of theslntcndantl So iu>ni!1p,e2 leTsnsD e +
Done in Council this 2G,h day of Fcbrt,sfyols6 abs,
Orangcburg, s. G. NJ ,sua.i.
7. s.e t& JOHN \. HAMILTON,
@9--dt iiitA / tuy. Clerk.
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E'lNAL NowEcE.--.yE HEGssEr

II me ''ccessiiy wl'ch forces us to put all our
Notes and Accoults in the hands of an Attorney
nni Magistrate Cor collection, ana those of our
'rMlp VINO ,igsitc to save cost can do so hy calling
on VI. J. peTrcy;l,c CII.S. BUIL 4 co. %
scrd - J.,
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and sincerity OF his interest in the public welfare OF the
country and the success OF those principles OF whicn ne
has been 80 constant and answering an adyocate
A Democratic ratification meeting and nomi-
mating Convention was held IN Tallahassee Fla, on the
lst inst. W. ID. Barnes Of jackson County was hom-
mated for Congress.
Mr.. Joshua Allen, an uncle OF MIR; Bonner OF
The Led0r died at his residence at Hartford on saturday
morning In the slst year Of his age Disease ehoera
m0rbus.
The Tammany Hall nominations were. ratl-
fed by tine Democracy OF Milwaukee last evening Among
the speakers were the Hon. j. T. Dootte ana the Hon.
s. j. Tilden
The Hon. John H. Selkreg was renominated
for the Assembly by the Republicans OF TOmpkins
County, Saturday. Mr. Selkreg has been an innuen-
tal member OF Assembly for two years past ana Ms IN
uenee has exerted for the best interests OF the
State and Of his constituents
A Rebel preacher named Sloan who entered
the Southern army as a chaplain and was mustered OUT
profane the worst, In company with another FRO
g0ryng in the name, and melting the dsfranehlsed Oh
Calhoun Tennessee. TO vote at all hazards
The Hon. Joshua Hill, Senator from Georgia,
n his speech TO the people OF Atlanta on tue 2stn u
deprecated strongly the existence OF an extraordinary
police force or militia OF any sort IN Georgia. ana
counseed obedience to the laws aud peaceful relations
between the races
1t appears from the following note that MIR.
Horatio Seymour is no bOndholder =
UTIcA N. Y. July 81, 1858.
"DEAR SIR: Your letter OF the 10th inst TO Gov Sey
mOur is received He directs me TO answer your inter
rogatOTes aud he does not own United states Dohu
and never did own one and he never dealt IN DohuS UT
"E. ID. NoXOS, Jr"