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NEW CEMETERY.-We learn that Mr..
William II. McNairy is negotiating with
the Catholic Church Of this city for new
cemetery for that denomination, on his
land near the residence Of Col. Thomas
Platter, on the old franklin turnPike-an
eligible situation for said purpose.
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PEACE WARRAsT.-J. NJ. DAILY yester-
day had peace warrant sworn out against
him by John L. Cleaver. Consequence,
bond $500; time, one year.
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Moro DEPREDATIoNs ON THE Huns
BoRo PIKE.-We learn that on last We'd
nesday morning party Of four mArauding
negroes went to the farm OF DIR. Hagard,
living some four or FIVE miles out on the
Hillsboro pike, and stole and carried away
on pack mules the entire stock Of clothing,
provisions and cooking utensils belonging
to a poor woman by the name Of Mrs. Fitz-
gerald. This was done in open daylight
ID was certsinly the coolest thing Of the
aye
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GEO. w. WILLIAMS & CO.,
CHARLESTON. s. c..
WILLIAMS, TAYLOR a CO.,

2EM A0AAAs
EAGTORs A COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
II viii make liberal advances on Cotton.
Fiour, Wheat. Corn AID Bacon consigned -
NJ. .. 81. Taylor, of she above House.
will be happy 20 answer inquiries until Monday
mart al the olkcs IL Messrs- MeAllister q
Wheless. or at the 81. Cloud Hotel. mySO I'm
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EGOld is without change. The following
are the New York quotations of yesterday.
Opened at 140l, way 40 at 1880, l404 at
noon, and closed at 140i at P. NJ. The
rates here were 1891 buying and 14O4
selling. s.-. $500.
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{ - -, q. J.
\ correspondent sends ma the folIowiu

A correspondent sends us the following !;
BETHESDA, TESs., June 24-This has
been quite gala day at this place, it being
the occasion Of grand Masonic celebra-
ton, gotten up by the fraternity of this and
the adjoining county, The number of
persons present was estimated at 1000, a
greater portion of them being of the fair
sex. There were seven Lodges present.
namely Bethesda. No. pol; Owen Hill,
liz; Chapel Hill, no; Peytonsville, 3S7 !;
Franklin, z; Spring Hill, 123 Marshall,
81. There were also three Grand Chap
ters present, namely; Williamson, of Be
thesds, No. So; Spring Hill, IS; Frank
lin, z. The band from your city, under
the leadership of Mr.. Ashbrooks, was pre-
sent, and enliveued the occasion by some of
their splendid airs. The ceremonies com
mencedf by an Grafton from the Rev. J. J.
Conan, appropriate to the occasion. After
which Rev.J. F. Hughes, of Columbis, de-
lIvered very lengthy address. The crowd
then repaired, to the tables, which were
oaded with eatables more than sufficient
for the vast crowd.
d Alter dinner the newly elected officers
of Bethesda Lodge were installed. The
whole affair passed of without anything
to mar the pleasures Of the dag. n
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MARKETS By TELEGRAPH
Foreign Marker.


LIVERPOOL, June 20 Evening.-Costop
brm and more active; sales 1900 bales
uPlands 1l4@l14d; Orleans 1I3@Ilsd.
MANCHESTER. June 20 - Evering. :
Market firm. -f.l d ss ars q vi
FRANKFoRT, June 26--Evenire.-U. s,
bonds 77s9774.A il Sal
LoxDox, June 26-EVening.-oonsOls
94s@945; q. S. bonds 7Si. Do
New York Money Markes.
New YoRK, June 90. Money plenty
and easy 2I(a4 c on call. Sterling quiet al
1O@I0f. Gold 1903. Old Tennessees
New York Market. !,
New YeRK, June 26.--COttOn more
active; Ralc better; sales AGO bales
uplands 3l@3l4 Rice dull. Coffee quiet.
Sugar steady Cuba l0s@103e. MOlssses
dull Flour dull and declining. Whest
$2@2l3. Corn 81 02@l 0Sl.
a. New York DrygOOds Market. 10
q NEw YORK, June Drygoods heavy /;
heavy brown shestings Use; American
stripes 14@ l5cj shirtinss 22492S prints
i14@13A. r e cad fN H,s
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HUNTINGTON,

iun4 If sp. No. North Cherry st.
Early and Happy Marriage-The True
Principles which guide TO HAPPY MAR
RAGE. and domestic felicity. Essays for
Young Men, sent in scaled letter envelopes free
Of charge. Address HOWARD ASSOCIATION.
Box P, Philadelphia. Pa. mayo 3m
BafehcIOr's Hair Dye.-This splendid
Hair Dye is the best in the world. The only
true and perfect DVe-harmlsss. reliable. instan-
taReous. No disappointment. No ridiculous
tints. Natural black or brown. Remedies the
III effects Of bad Dyes. InyigOrAtes the hair.
leaving it soft and beautiful. The genuine is
signed FiiIian A. Bachelor. All others are
mere limitations, and should be avoided. Sold
by all Druggists aud Psrfumers, Factory 81 Bar-
clay street. New York. taPr29 ~.
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me tennessee COal and Railroad Com
Dnuy-The Prospect for Cheap Coal.
The card Of this company, more gener-
allv knoFn as the Sewanee Coal Company,
appears IN our advertising columns. It
has been recently reorgsnized, with stock
capital Of 100000, belonging exclusively
70 Tennessee. At the resumption of oper-
aIions sfier The var, $4,000 expenditure
was required 10 rebuild che road, procure
rolling stock and reopen The mines; which
has been accomplished under great en-
barassments. But it is now in healthy
condition-its property consisting Of
railroad tEenty-oue miles long, 5000
acres Of land, about ninety cars and two
engines, about sixty miners houses, saw
miil cutting 700 70 1000 feet Of lumber per
day, and all necessary machinery.
The people Of this city are, however,
more interested in the coal nina, and the
prospect for cheap fuel These have been
thoroughly opened, having now about four
miles Of railroad track under the ground.
From this test the mines are proven to be
equal 10 the best in the United States, and
the company are DOW prepared TO get out
and bring 70 this market from 5000 to 1000
bushels Of coal per day. This result
has been attained under extreme difficult
ties, and in the conviction that il was a
great public enterprise, and would be pro-
6table to The owners They expect TO
realize this anticipation by selling large
quantities Of coal at small profits, instead
Of small quantities at large profits. They
believe they can supply the entire demand
Of Nashville in a short time, and that il is
their interest 90 do so at low figures.
Colonel A. S. Colyar has brought TO bear
his great ability and energy in bringing the
company TO its present heslthful condition,
and turns it over to the new organization,
differed by Messrs. A. ]. Duncan and J
Warner, who hereafter assume its general
Cheap coal in the future and
on paper is a good thing; but cheap coal
on hand, aud ready for delivery whenever
called for, In a much better thing. This the
Tennessee company is ready to guarantee.
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81. Louis markss.

81. LOUIS, June 26.-Tobacco steady,
S7@15. Fionr-super6ne Sc 75. Wheat
S2(92 25. Corn S0@S7c. Oats 70@
74c. Pork sos 2592S 90. Bulk meats
-n3@I6c. Bacon fS, 16l and IL cents
Lard 1S919c.
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az York saoner lIarkes.


LOUISVILLE, june 20. Sales Of 80
hide. tobacco; Tugs SOIL; cutting leaf
SIG; Hart county medium wrappers $24.
Flour superfine 81 5O9S. Wheat-$I 90
.@2 for old. Corn 90993c Oats 7S@-
80Mess pork$2S Bacon--shOulders Isle !;
clear sides I7s@I7R clear rib sides 1870
l6B Bulk meats-shouIders i2f clear
sides Is lard III ~
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EngiEe mud RaIIer.

I,Ok gALE. A stKsT RATE ENaLAE AND
Il uoiier Ia rosl order CAn b. sBon zGd
price Learned hY calling az this ohoh-.
~uay9l Ia
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June 23-td

ELECTION OF OFFICERs.-At a meeting
of Elysian Grove Division No. /, Sons Of
Temperance, held on the 25th inst, the
following named officers were elected for
the ensuing quarter;
r. ID. Sloan, Worthy Patriarch.
Thos s. Burnett, Worthy Associate.
P. Mexican, Recording Scribe.
H. s. Bateman, Assistant Recording
Scribe.
M. j. @. Wrenne, Financial Secretary.
Jas. NJ Bruce, Treasurer.
w. w. Knox, Chaplain.
II. Clay Bolton, Conductor.
Frank Hamilton, Assistant Conductor
T. w. Wrenne, Inside Sentinel.
Henry Bolles, Outside Sentinel.
LADY OFFICERS.
Miss Anna Eliza Bruce, Conductor.
Miss Hardee Corbett, First Assistant
Conductor.
Miss Florence Lamb, Second Assistant
Conductor.
Miss Nellie Nelson, Third Assistant
Conductor.
Miss Susie.Coucb, Sentinel.
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\ NEW ORLEANS, jane 26. - Cotton
firm middIings 29c. Sales $50 bales !
receipts 1l5 bales; exports 452 bales, 70
Liverpool TO Continent, 504 bales sales
of the week 2l99 bales stock 5000. Ster-
ling 150@155. New York sight exchange
&c premium. Gold 40. Sugar and moiasses
nominal.
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FUNERAL NOTICE.

Died in this city on the morning Of June 18th.
Mrs. ANNA NJ. DIcKTSsos. eldest daughter Of
Jacob and Louise MacGavoeb. and wife OF the
Hon. Henry Dickinson. Of Columbus, Miss.
The friends Of the family are respectfully in
yited 10 attend the funeral, from the First Pres
byterian Church. on Saturday. Dune 9th. at II
o'clock A. n. Divine service BY Rev. DR.. Bunt-
ing.
Mississippi and Maryland papers please copy
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White Sulphur Springs,
aREENRRIEH COUNTY, VA.

" h"C sP ~ - = 10y
GREEN BRIEK COUNTY, VA.
THESE SPRINGS. so LONG AND Favor
ably known % the seekers q health and
pleasure. will be open for The reception Of visit
oFs on the las OF JuEe. With ezieuaigo i'm
prGvemsnts and general refurusshing 0l the
sstablishmsHt. We eili be prepared Tor he com-
Portable HccOmm odafion Of fifIEkA HUN
DRED TO TWO THOUSAND PERSONS
Hot and Warm Sulphur Baths,
90 sminently rerviceabie n connection With chs
internal uss Of these .ABTkRATINEW WATERS
are always al the eGmIaand Of The VISITOR.
Ons Of the best city BANDS OF MUSIC Will
be IN attendance 10 euliVvn the lawns and the
Ball room ard suitable Livery zih Be open
% the uss 81 those Who may desire DO Indulge 30
hor5ehaek aud carriage exercise
in addition 70 other amuseuients. ne pfoPfl.
otors have provided new and elegant boHiihg
Alley and Billiard Boom.
Charges Will b. 8 q day, ~ ~ per mghih
children under ten year and coi1foi servant.
hElf pfics white asrrantE according % tcroui-
datt0ns. $500.
No effort or ex pense piil be spafgd on tho
mar ~ the rr.priof8f4. % manage thH eatah.
iishusot IN A manner best calculated % pro.
us,te III A. rpfsrt Of visit0Es la oyaEy respect.
FEYTOss a Ce.
White salgbar springi. W. Va. jane 4. ISIS.
jun7 lm
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OVERS OF PURE ICE CREAM AND IN y
/ fnsst of SHEBBRfS. shoad not fail %
visit The Church Street lee Cream Saloon, where
they will find the choicest Ice Creams and sher-
bets Of ell havOrS-
FAMILIES AND PARTIES
Supplied. % short notice. With Zee Cream, HAL
ian Cream. Blanc Mango. gellieg. fac Cake, ste
Also Fruit. Punch Ia R0Ennlne. and Wine
Sherbsts and Wafer Ices Of All kinds.
4. 81. ELDRIDCE,
islstf No. l4I Church st.. Allen Block.
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Cincinnati !: MARKET.

CINCINNATI, June &c. - Flour tinll
family SO 50@9 IS. Wheat quiet at
So 05@2 Is. Corr s6@S7c. Oats 75g
zee Pork S28. Bulk meats, shoulders
1l3c; sides 133@14c. Bacon I2A l63, lot
Canvased hams Is4@lSAc. Lard l63e.
Butter 23c. Eggs ISc. rla .r.r q ..
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PaschaII House Drawing.

Late Captain Company K, LIST Irisl
(35th) Indiana Volunteers.
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GROCERIES,

Old Government Java C0Hee,
Fine Green Teas,
All Kinds OF Canned rutt
oysters, SRrtiines,
Pickles, syrups, aud Sauces
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FINANCE AND TRADE
NASHVILLE QUOTATIONS.
poanarIc 40 TuREIas azoaasaa.

Gold ...iioS5
Silver 1Sl ......ls3
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Sarah Miller, non resident.
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about 20 yards, thence due east 50
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the southwest corner of said 10, No.
l8, thence due north to the place OF
beginning, and containing fraction
less than an acre.
Sold for cash, for State and Parish
taxes due on said land and other lands
now owned by said defendant Miller,
and assessed for the years 1865 and
1866.
w. H. HILL, Tax Collector.
Bellevue, La, May %. 1868.
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Terms-Only So year; to clubs ot3
ten, $3.50 per copy. Vol. XIX begins
Jan. a, 1868. Nov IS die tiaac "a Sub
scribe and Club. Great offers TO clab
Agents. Specimens, &C., sent fFse'a
A''''T aol D. D. T. MOORE.
Rochester, n. Y9ll
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1868-06-06
Fancy Dry Goods.

Millinery, Ladies Furnishing Goods, Trim
mings, &c,
ever brought to this market, would respect
fully call the attention of customers and the
public generally to the following imperfect
enumeration of stock:
In the Ladies' Department viii be found
Dress Silks, Grenadines, Silk Tissues,
French Organizes, Printed Muslins, Grape
Moretts, Plain and Figured Swiss, Percales,
Brilliantines, Lawns, Bareges, &c.
Also, Basquines Scarfs, Mantillas, Lace
Shawls, &c, of the latest styles, in great
variety.