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LIST OF sHIPPIN G.
cnon<o Nav OF 1919

In the Port Of Charleston, Mny 81, 1865.
yxser,s Under 100 TONS. AND STEAMERS coAsT1SG
WITHIN THE STATE EXCEPTED.
STEAMSHIPS
Charleston. 1926 TONS Berry ut Adger's wharf, for
New York, loading-J Adger & Co..
Saagossa 17S tons, Crowel, at Vanderhorsts wharf,
for New York, loading-Ravenel Co.
Philndephia, just arrived-Chareston Mining
and Manufacturing Company.
Key West - tons, Rudolf, at Accommodation wharf,
from New York, repairing-J Enslow Co.
SHIPS.
Sedbcrgh Br) GA tons, kneale, at Atlantic wharf,
Richard the Third S9S tons, Scott, at Brown & Cos
wharf, for Liverpool, loading-Msster
Amelia, 6SS tons. Conner, at Vanderhorst's wharf,
for Liverpool, loadingJ Welsmsn.
BARKS.
Annie Klmball, 732 tons, Lincoln, at Brown 4 Co.'S
wharf, for Liverpool, loading-Street Bros q 20.
Camilla (Spanish), = tons Mestres, at Venning' s
wharf, for Barcelona, loading-WP Hall.
BRIGS.
Times tBr), l62 tons, Morgan, in the Roads, from
Cardenas, waiing-J Enslow Co.
sCHOONERS.
James Crooker 102 tons Small. at Central Whar:,
from Fall RIVER repalrng-HF Baker Co.
3 Hawkins, Ss6 tons, Wyatt, at Brown Co.'S
wharf, Tor Boston, loading-W Roach.
Nellie Burgess, 14l tons BURGESS, at Adgers wharf,
from New York, dischargng-W Roach.
Horatio Babsou, tons, Hulse. at Union wharf.
from Ruatan, Hon, discharging| Enslow
Hannah Little. 1872 tons, Godfrey. in Ashley River,
for Philadelphia ready Baker Co.
Charles Comery, - tons Kuhn, at Central whari,
from Rockport. Ne. dischareing-Risey &
Creighton.
Laura Bridgman, - TONS Hart at Central wharf,
from Boston, discharsing-Risley Creighton.
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Markets by Telegraph.
FOREIGN MARKETS,

LONDON, May 2l.-consola 9iA Bonds 7l'sa7l1s
LIVERPOOL, May 21-Noon.-Cotton heavy; sales
1000 bales; uplands l12d.; Orleans I'D. Bread
stufs quiet.
2P.M.-Cotton declining and unchanged; Bombay
shipments since last report "a, 600 baes Lard quiet
Mess pork frmer at 84s. Cd. Naval stores heavy
Tallow 40s. Cd.
LIVERPOOL, May 21-Evening.- dull; sales
1000 bales. Uplands ll1zd; Orleans 11Nd. Common
rosln 6s Cd.
DOMESTIC MARKETS.
NEW YORK, May 2l-Noon.-Gold S93I. Sterling
10. Virginia skies 524. Old bonds eI. Cotton
dull and lower at Soa3O1sc.
Evening.-Cotton dull and lower; sales 300 bales
at 3Oa3OH cents Flour State, SIS 3Oa10 40; Southern
s1oal4 rs. Wheat dull and to &c lower. Corn ia
vors buyers-good business; white Southern 81 %
Oats active and higher at S6A. Pors closed heav!
at s2s IS. Lard 171zuls5s. Sugar easier; large re
ceipts; Muscovadoes llIial2H. Turpentine 6615
Rosin IS I5a7 10. Freights quiet Gold 3sA. Ster
ling nomiual at lo%; 90 coupons 1o9I; Virginia 81
sax; Tennessee, new. 67}4.
BALTIMORE. May 2l.-cotton dull: nomInally soc
F:our-spring dull; winter in good demand; prices
unchanged. Wheat dull; Maryland SSaS 10. Corr
dull; yellow 81 22a1 "a; white 81 Is. Oats active n
Goa s5c Rye dull at s2a2 10. Provisions quiet ant
steady.
WILMINGTON, Mny 81 -Turpentine quiet at 47c
Rosn-low grades in demand; strained, 70 80; No
ssa4 SO; PALE s5a6. Cotton lower at 29c. Tar firm
at S3.
AUGUSTA, May 21.-Market easier but more in
euiry sales $50 bales; receipts TO- middling 27a27
SAVANNAH, May 2l.-jcotton dull and declining
middhngs nominally 2Sc, generally held lc higher
receipts 3o3 bales; receipts Of the week PAST; eS
ports coaswise, 1910: none foieign; stock lsl se'
islands, 1929 uplands.
MOBILE, May 21.-Market closed nominal, no sales
receipts 1o1 bales.
NEW ORLEANS, May 21.-Cotton dull and nomi
nal; middlings 2ssc; sales 300 bales; receipts 1888
sterli lg 511Sa54k. New York sight exchange u
premium. Gold 4O22l. Sugar and molasses firm anc
unchanged
CINCINNATI, May 21.-Flour dull; family slV I''
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Gomrasrfial.
Exports for the Week ending Thursday
May IL.


Exports for the Week ending Thursday
May IL.
DOMESTIC.
PROVIDENCE. I-Per steamship Vickspure.S,o'
bales Uplard d Cotton. Per schr b9nne n. d
1Sl ,eS9 feet River Lumber, and 45 4S5 1eee ne
sawed Lumber. 80. Per schr AtWooo-ia'''
900 feet Lumber. :.
HARTFORD, CONN-per schr ntrepid-SS,ls2 ieet
River Lumber.
NEW YURK-Per steamship Champion-14 bags pea
Island and 103 bales Upland Cotton, loo oerces
Rice, 500 bbls Rosin, 258 bales Domeshcs ano
Yarns, 80 bundles Paper, 146 empty Bbls. 81 oois
and 800 boxes Vegetables. l24 sacks Peas, 80
bags Cotton Seed, and 124 packages Sunanes.
......Per steamship James Adger-lSt 9l oales
Upland Cotton, 9 bags Cotton, 81 uerces hlce,
126 bales Domestics, 104 bbls Rosin, Al packaees
Sundries, A empty Barrels, 2sS bols Potatoes'
492 crates Vegetables. ,,- mn
PHILADELPRIA-P.r sehr Hannah Ltue-l25ooV
feet Lumber.
BALTIMORE-Per steamship Sea Gull-146 terces
Rice, 6S bales Cotton, 81 bales Rags, 10 oales
Hides, Al bales Yarn, bales Leather, IS Dds
Naval Stores, 800 bushels Wheat and Bye 0U oU
tons Phosphate Rock, 10000 feet LUMBER ~
Packages, and Buggy.
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Marine Mews.
Port Of Charleston. May e.

Port of Charleston. May 22-
Arrived Yesterday.
Steamship Prometheus. Gray, Philadelphia -
days. Coal. To the Charleston Mining ano mauu
sohr fhnra Brideman, Hart, Boston-16 days. Ice.
To Risley & Creighton, A Gage Co. 80
dsys. Lime. Iaths and Hsy. 70 Ris:ey creigh.
ton. a McCob6, Jr. y
Cleared Yesterday.
Steamship vicksburg, Burton, Providence X ~ b
sohr Hannah Little, Godfrey. Philsdelphia-H F
Baker & Co.
Sailed Yesterday.
Steamship vicksburg, Burton, Providence, & I.
Schr 8 VI Bunen, Bunell, Providence. l..
.Schr E d Atwood. Higgins, Providence, !.
From this Port.
s.eamship Champion. Lockwood. New York, May
British bark Arbitrator. Irwin. Liverpool, Maya
schr Nyrover, Hughes. New York, MAY 1s
Memoranda.
The schr Grspeshot, Bonneau, Of this port arrived
st New York ON the 18th inst, from Tampioo.
LIST OF VESSELS
UP. CLEARED AND SAILED FOR THIS FORT
FoREIaN.
BRENENHAvEN.
The Dorothea, Plambeck, sailed. March
F NATAyZAS.
The Tropic Bird, -, up.... May ~
DOMESTIC.
HEw YoRK.
schr Lilly. Francis, pp......................M May
Schr Amelia Ireland Townsend, cleared. May u
PHILADELPHIA
schr Jesse W Knight Plum, cleared. May 10
BALTMoRE.
x,teamshtp Maryland, Reed, sailed ........ May 19
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woMENS, LIST
Andrews, Mary
Anderson, Miss
D

AndreWe, mary
Anderson, Miss
D
Anderson, Mrs
E.
Bany, Miss e
benjamin, Miss
NJ
Bauman, Miss c
Bell, Mary
Bee, Mrs ] P
Beawetrot, Ann
Butts, dH E P
Burgess, Mrs s
E
Brown. Mrs u
Brown, Matilda
Brown, Mrs @ A.
Cameron, Miss s
r
Carpenter, Eliza
Chingleton, Mrs
q
Clsussen, Mrs c
Claussen, Mrs j
Courtney, Sarah
Cotton, Betsey
Crum, Sarah A
Crsmer, Mrs n
Currur, Miss
Dawscn, Julia
Dawson, Mrs E
Dart, Susan
DAILY, Mrs 81
Davis, Mrs q
Deock, Mrs A
Decou, Mrs
Dermody. HRS B
Dennis, Mrs S @
Hgan, Mrs g W
Ferran, Susan Ii
Helds. Miss G
Fields, Miss NJ
Fields, Mrs L
Fiotmern, Miss
Foster, Julia
Fordham, Mrs ID.
Erayeuunse, Ellen
Truman, Mrs III
u
Truman, Mrs e
Furlong, Mrs q
J
Gsdsden, Molly
Geddes, Mrs &
George, Mary A
Gibbes, Mrs 8 A
Godfrey, Mrs MI
Goodman. Mrs 81
Grant, Mrs n ] i
Green, Amey l
Hartzog, Mis- III
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CSnsiEnees per soutnC Carolina Ratlroad

ConstKnees per South Caroitnl - = es'a'
~ s S. 49, - = May. ~.
Ss4a hsles Cotton lE bAles Yarn, $50 sacks Grai1,
AZ this Nuysl stores, j SarEunber cara Wood-;To
WrGDrkes 6 Co, Welcn H. Brandes. Kanspau1 &
Ianneau, " G Courtney & 90. W Williams Co.
p r Sloan. a 81 walter 4 Co. Adsms Frost co,
M.rshsIs sBnrce Bowen, Johnston, Crews Co, R
ssartel. 81 Klstte / 90. Bischof Co, Israel J
OeWfre. willis & Chisolm, Pelzer. 9 Manonee; .
Hdser 4 Go. o D Brahe Co, DR. Chambers. sani-
msn. M Butler, F Kracke, Robson, doio'
zmith L Son, Railroad Agent. o
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The Charleston Money Market.
THURSDAY, May 81, 1868.
During the week the stock market has been dul'
with little doing. Money is easy at one per cent
per month. State bills are frmer.
eourHrHy RANK BIIIS,
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THE DAILY NEWS.
OFFICIAL.

LIST OF LETTERS remaining in the Postoface at
Charleston, for the week ending MAY u, 1868,
and printed officially In TIE DAILY NEWS, as the
Newspaper having the largest circulation in the City
of Charleston:
4FPersons calling for Letters Advertised, should
state that they are advertised"
H- Once hours from A. N. to P. N. On Sun.
days, nom to 6P. N.
STANLEY G. TRoTT. Postmaster.
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Railroads.
CHARLESTON CITY RAILWAY COM
PANY


CHARLESTON CITY RAILWAY COM.
PANY.
OFFICE CHARLESTON CITY RAILWAY co.,
CORNER BROAD AND BAsT BAY STREETS,
SCHEDULE OF THE cHARLESToN err
RAILWAY COMPANY.
KING-sTREET LINE.
at 7:sO AM; and at inter- at AM, and at inter
vals Of eight (sI minutes vals of eight 49, minutes
during the day till the during TIE day till 10 P.
last trip at $50 PM. NJ.
N.h.-Leave the Battery as follows: On the hour,
and welre (l2, minutes OF the hour, trom A. NJ,
other trip from the old Postofice until 4.30 P. II.
nom the Upper Terminus, when all the trips are tc
me Battery TO s.4S p B1 when the last trip OF all
'ne cars are to the old Postoface.
- zRCTLEDGE-STREET LINE.
at 7aO and at inter- at @ SOS % and a. at inter-,
sals OF ten lol minutes walls of ten (10) minutes
auyins our the day till 80 during the day TIL loPM
N;B.-Lea-e the Battery at fifteen tl5 minutes after
the hour ana Mirtyfre (s5 minutes after the hour
pOsoce 'SD Sn sso fses ether tp from the old
when all the trips are to the Battery 10 ss5 M
wheu the last trip Of Ill the car; are to the old posi-
Office. - VAC oiu Tose'
SUNDAY SCHEDULE.
KING-STREET LINE,
Leaye Upper Terminus Leave the Lo,cer Ternf-
at 9 An, and at inter- nus at $50 AM, and a.
p,ss vss , Sf 5ftsep sa l5 min intervals e esn
N.B.-An the trips are to the Battery.
RUTLEDGE.STREET LINE.
Leave Upper Terminus Leave Lower Ttrminu,
at AM, and at inter- at 9.S5 AM, and at inter.
walls Of ever twenty t2o walls Of every twenty GO,
N.B.-All the tdps|are to the Battery.
S. ". RAMSAY
may ~ Secretary and Treasurer.
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N15,te ~ .Mu1,te
U- g ~

VISITING, WEDDING AND CHURCH CARDS.
v of the latest style, and engraved In manner
unsurpassed by the best Northern work.
SEALS AND MONOGRAMS of every description
ENGRAVING AND LITHOGRAPHING in al its
branches.
Also, STENCIL PLATES CUT, INK AND BRUSHES
Call and e1annlre specimens at
VIM. FISHER,
No. 90 Easel-sreet, Charleston, 8. C.
March 3po
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NOTICE.
GORN GROUND ON TOLL AT LOW RATES, Al
u the House of Correction, Magazine street.
By order Of Chief of Police.
April 1S 80 Keeper d. I.
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NoTT.-We have deducted from New Orleans
7e iTo bales, from Mobile bales, from Charles,
to iS11 bales Sea Island and $50 bales Upland, and
from Savannah 4s77 Sea Island and 727 bales Upland
Cotton-the quantities received at those ports erom
Florida, Mobile, Texas and Savannah:
Comparntive Exports Of Cotton, from
the Port of Charleston.
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NONRESIDENT Taxes,

"a tie Tors of GSocNicooi ~ fAs Ta,isiy
Of Oxford. Ne. for tas ysST 1867
IliE foilS~i,,g hs Of rsxe- 90 r.si estate ul
L nns-r, ssdsnt o~ress. On the E"sn ~ t.reen
wood 6r tho var ise1, easaa,u.'i An CAarLs
O.. Packard, Cali.siDs Of .std Tosn. % the
2iih d,y Of Jsse, A. ID. 1851. has iccn ressrn~s,
~ bin 10 remaining sopstd the x2s s.ss
ei y1oe, \. u. ises, by he esst'aests - 'ha,
date. aud 100 r~faa,s usia,d; ssd s-a ~ .
Nv gives ths, u the ssid ttNe. sol '.Frie-s ssi
change. Mt paid tss' he T,c,su,N ~ The sal
iowa ~Hh,a cightsca ussashs ifSsa the date ="
the eopua,ts,s IT the s.'d h,iG. snech ~
the r-.i cstsie tsx Il viii ~ srfi,r'rst IA Iiif
the a,oo,sot duc therefor. inclo,tng ,u;cfesi an
chsrgr., VII. sithoai fnfihss n0tiec, be .od -
pei,i'c "a the Pess Ottsss. sa'.i ,o~a Of
o,--s~os,,i. the 2o,h sHsy OF ID eeS,sl-t sos
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=
Wells. which viii embody the .latistics d
the present with corrections aud large ad
ditions. will Incorporate therewi,h sum.
mary OF the features of the State as a water
power district. and statistical exhibit OF
=. be principal river systems. II will contain
al,o, il is hopesi. Water Poirsy Nap Of the
State. giving the location anil height of fall
OF every water powerw within our limits. so
desired that where the location OF the
several powers in any town is not given on
the county map, and is not clearly indicated
in the Report, definite information upon
this point Gas by a plan of the town with
the location ked) be communicated TO
the Superintendent, at Portland. The
location OF all powers. small and great. are
wanted. for they all coun; and all will tell
upon map
Various Plans and Profies o.somc ofthe
more important powers will also bc given in
the final reports as j. intended. The power
Al Lisbon on the Androscoggiu. aud on the
n
en,cd in the present Report 10y lithograph.
in addition TO the text statement. the pro.
prietors bearing the expense themselves
These will appear in the subsequent, report
also.
We hope the proprieiors OF other large
powers vii emulate this example IN the final
report. These plans and pTodles arc a
very attractive aud valuable FEATURE in .aeh
publication The Superintendent will
gladly communicate with any parties con-
iemplating this mode Of advertising their
property. Tie State rcpdc - some a..
sisianoe in Preparing he plans fOi publica-
ton
We notice with modification hat several
towns have failed 20 report. some Of them
pos css,d OF large powers |, /, hoped hat
nomuuicipaH will iail TO furnish the rcquir
cd facts ~ season tor the final rcnor, We
wsutto swell the aggregate 10 the hishc,,
figure possible. for the value % stem of
water power IS TO large cSieai proportion
ell 10 The amount Of u concentrated within
gwen limits. The report is TO be widely
circulated and for successive wears. and
cannot iail 10 compensate State. to~n,, aud
individuals for alt pains and expense incur
red Ia IT, behalf
The materials foI this work have been
collected, diges,e,l. and pahi. he'd at an
expense exceedingly trivial in proportion
10 the results attained not over $1,000
having been drawn from the State treasury
a, this date Of writing
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Nom Resident Taxes,

Ia The lolea IF u ooisiock. County Of or
ford. tg- tie year 1851
TllE following hst OF taxes ca real cstlte % non
i ry-I sent or-o~-s ~ ths tow % Woodstock fn
tho var l~,-, iH tl. committed q y. p jacobs.
Cellesfor .! iur ~sti tlIs rfth aAy Of
August u 80. has irfu rvtufts.sf ~ lin, -
remaining uuPsit On the tsruts fourth day 81
Jolly, 8. j. iss- b. NJ ertinrHt, ur that date -
ham slEur-i. and nov r-uzin uvp-.i asii u~fl-. 10
lsrcsuy 1vcu thar n the sad taxs stih iut,s~st sud
charge. Taii toto thr Tr,-asuFF ui thr saiI
town within s.xtstsn rlpuths rom thr dsfs II ti,f
commit rut ~ M said battle ulurh 81 the wa
c-tsir taN'd win b. sa-s irut q pay The
due thCr rr, trsi3tiu~ tnfrr~ag and sharsrs. sil.
ifhoui furthrr nuttr b. soli psibitc section
tht Clerk = pfire tp sA4l town. thr sixth dzy ni
february. \. u. i~59 Al onc % thr ciecs la ihs
Afternoon.
Tax rrss1-ui Land ia the West part Of
" ..rI ~ 4. flr The
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Of tAs stats iss p.rpssss asriaS The r.b~ii,es
upon The following basis zach city, town ani
dollar Tor evers man tdrni.s..l for he ranttary
ssTyie. Of the uatrd stAtss unasr Aha amer the e
and seesptcd BY IN. United state. toward. ~.
quota for IN. & shrv YEAR, and In the
pro- 0rtion Tor csvry 80 furnished and Accrps.
- zoe any .he~tst period and the same shall ~ In
isn PAP ,1.nl ior any S.ain uIon IN. stats oa a.
eorsaais.ioa appointed D, the sovvrROr and s,,saciI
shall ectsrrnins the amount witch sRch city
such r,imsar-e msai. the .arpla. Ia aEy 10 b. ap
propriai1d 10 tho -oktsers ~ 10 eali.i.d wrrv
ID ssn<s hcrcbF ssth'rtrst shall est rSc~ed TN a..
iar., s"d thu. amendment shall not D. construed Ia
permit the crst OF the siAts u BE dirvclly lodi
reeuy l0ahea 10 ssy ether case or fOr any other
i:s~sls.. That The aAser,asa OF cities. On. .slses-
taen oi tossus snd tss A--rs-ors Of plantations
hsI,ey eDPSssreS and dsrcessd - motif, The IN
habl,snts Of their rssie,ivs ciiis. and plan
t.iion. 10 the mans-r P,s.srt,-d % law. al their
next aaassi secsg Ia --p,s mses, 20 give IN their
votes th- sr--caas-t, proposed IN ths foregoing
resolve, aud The question shall BE- - shall tbs
sshatien ~ asos n-d - 20 ssthoriae The assamp
ton OF municipal ar dsb,s b. ipanisg the credit Of
the state 60 an amouui nat vNe esiisx 10 the
gate miiEsoa ave husdr.d tha saaa Asllrr- a.
proPOscd by resolve OF the tosty .ssohth icgi,ta-
toe. ." And -sid iahsbitAats -hau vote by ballot
on Said question. iho.s In tavor ~ aid amend
lnsnf sNprvssiAg IA By the word NRs,~ ana those
opposed To the sfn-bdnrnt exprrssiuE 70 b. the word
9" 30 and the ballot. snalI D. r.-rrlv.A .sri.5
ooJBted and 8, CiArsd In open ward. tosh aud pan
taiion mestiRss. sRd iists 81 tho votes shall D.
made oct hf the Nldsr@cn seircfmwu And Assc-.ors.
and CLERKS 0f saij etics toeu. and Plantations ia
the ~ votes iur senai,s.. and shall
b. rvtarned Into the ONE OF the serStAfy OF
within twenty days after aid election. And the
governor nd coaaIl sflAn fertksilh. sfscr ihe
pirlsioa OF sAd tsensy days. examine ssd coaut
aid Voirs. and u shall sIp-ar that majority og
the tahAbstAnts NstiHx sAii quest To- favor
~ the proposed ansrRd.nrnt "a -haN become part
fh- .titstsoa- And the .Aall thrfVepon
t~.sss bis prsse atnslioa us.S Rg sposu ta- tscs-
hs.''sed, TEST the -eeret2ry - state shall pS--
pare and fafuish the several ci;Iss and plan
tstiaa-. blsnk rctsrns In ooafosmGt, fcr.sa
Ing rc.oiNv-, Nith c,py th-rrsf Aiso q cops at
ths qas sti0a sa6.aitt"l pr,Risd In large type
tApyrVvvsi Narcs =, f-sN
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DJE~riNT 20 l.sa-s b.n Il.a EauarI
Il rs. ba.urt JlI-. ia tb. D..if..f If
Na.a', J -ht.i srH af rtH.e AlriBn. ,t W.si
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'''fA " ihe h..ui1z zpad. sni ,usr,I-.
'r'"- .."f l..f 90 t4r slate o. uear, Motto
''d h. JfnH Bate. .a|I'iiaaly sad 40 e..
lt.'..fs, declared If. kfHrI. o.. su.
tsir--s "agpH; Uaff, W,g,a. s., .I
h''I 81. 1-. ! Bo.iYr.. W41.a I..sri~ aad
J l'1. ~t.-b lis Brs.--. Rlt,-. B,,akst.
Na'.'' 6 4raau', ~ fsyruIp1 l.nst.lnrsgs.
h'h., . Hni l.nh b.. ~ao~ Cases Tai~ g..
b-ti ttaI.' I,f tAsia. % .,I1r rlrsrrti, 90 Ff,.e
a'H 'AFHei : rds. 6lishe .ad arias.hsd. irss
q''uHis Y. ios Ctf'nig-.. astshei SID s.,ha,.h
60. .'r.at 11s. thiaI.' r.l...ila ..tsrs b. 81
DC iHi.'r 81 Bee hs-t. aHi Dsk i-oas. risut
~, > g o' cd sta1Iing TI.ni-r ,s Sugnaer 1a
l. J.. 'ss'a.-'r's tiad. gr,uit, 81 bsss. Ash s,i
'.7'r harts. Packs, &c. Hsri~arr- -asi
.f'rNt. 1000, fir qusHfifs ~ Pants, OH .
Nt.Hts'.r-, sHi tsirrs. Ais1 Sarge qtrsrfIf. Of
Votes afi AccouBts dae g, -fid - afe.
.-. Barge s.ut,t, ol boz sff tglrs embrace
in be iaseafofy ~ s.id estate, sit ~ whirh CO..
- ~ tmi1- by eaiiiag urau tte hs-fErsr ,risr d,
The iiulr ~ sale BENl f.TUFIL
" sumnrT' No u I-e'- Assgaec
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NOn-ReSldent Taxes.

Ia tie IairR II i1IHV. 90 ne CauHfg II
cLfcgi NJ. FER ne goir !sC7
frIE lol4lN,pg it. ol Taxes ua tsr Real Estate
Il oi f,sulrut % asfs ga t.lr tos,n 81 Alt.,rs
lof isr yea leb'. IA tiii- e,laasiti,l g. Jac-s,
pfrssf, tHi.'c So oi -a.d ros 60 The tNtutssth
ia, 81 JAN, 1867. has been triutaei l., h.sa 10
'ue canning unpald ,hl - dns 81 lao,
iShs, Gy hie crrih.,tr ui iht dale. iaI nos a.
"'sin- unya'd Ani oo,,es h-rth, s-n tAst 81 No,
al l'Nt@ AL tnto'cst add casI.Cs MOI paid ista
the Ticssury q ssld to~ s4,,i,a .tsht-.n u,.,L,
ifpm usr date 0i the i-at i ta- sati sii.
80 much 81 The rr, estate tsS~ siii IT, s1sri, n
tu I.s %, ,a,al hoe therefor. i.r iuirus ,ai~r-st
tJ change. VII siU .It tftA~t is,t-rr be- ,Ibi &c
ls'ldie Aueu4a at tbr Ttr1-urer's pfier va: his
o's. Ilifg h.a-- -.tI Att,u,. On the h,.' NonHi,
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M nANkRIirTCN

u thr ~aust Of Caicb =. fo-Isr. 81 Ns~r,
NlUkrupi
Tho unst-ss Cuc,l, assssa~r oi the sst.tc - aid
h~uArs,s hcse,y ETvc- notice that ,h.r-i ga
ga u.e,ns 81 ,hc crr.,tFs cd -aia i.ssir 70 sill
r. hsi # Fari., 90 -s,i Distinct oa lac lA Tus.
ds' It >eptsn',cr 4 u. is6s. AZ uu u'ci-ck \ VI.
thc osh-c Ut t'russr 4 MIA, hss,s or ct the
ReEi.teis ~ u.nkruv'o, - s.it pi.irtct. f.r he
parpos, asrra ~ th~ Z7tt s~cIi4a al th- rsakruy,
Aci OF March -. lse7
q. L. BLAKE. A..soes.
sss 2S..syt l. lSSS
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AIp-0IrI lIsr-I ~.


Hts'isr- pros ioiuE f1r on au.a 8ueut OF ths cou
ti.ail'n .' a- o. autlHrtf. Imi.tt IsluLarse
tteHt % Wrn..'tf. var 'Hpfulifugts ly Ioan.nt
fFe credit o. che ~ta-f
iiasuirff, IF0-thiIas ~ iCfh hou4ss rqrrurrIrr
~ 900 iDt oa InH as proposed 81. neu. o
wv .-i itiai 20 Iira state aUial, u uf ~ prove.
~. aN't'cI lD fls manutf provided by ule o0u.ti
'''i'n -'sA become r. pare thereof. viz
Article NJ
70 2ff'e j. a1ftnf.ssd 90 Issue bfrls taf...
Nh"'H t"cnty one yrars. ata rate of iu.ar,s' a..
~ - I'r csuf. q Jrtr paysbie ~rHni auuat
~ -'.,n O'.1- % tneiT prurrcds shall b. GetYfft
-Yf y f'Naf1s tc rrilntursc me nf u he sxpertt.
lures incurred BY Size cities, towns and pianfstir
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L. he matter al ISAIAH Dasn. r,.Ar,pt The
unt-r.tsprd hersb5 g'Tc. psI,iic nsiia- that the
Isrsoflsi e-ts,r Il ss,I i-sak fsp,. exempted
snd sst apart 10 he usc so,ssstsas 81 socpssss sai
chm sEsiast Nsftoss- Iistsae-. ~lh b. sola bf
ftbhc Aa-iiua N acrasdanrr Ssh the otieS Z
Cos't, At he s'"sc ~ Ia III s tIsNkr. ga ONelrd
v'Rsg~. M "Wednesday. the t9h ds> e S~pi-n.
to-. is6s. a. 10 o'rtrck W the Esvnlaa
D. Il HOLMES A..t.o<~
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IN RANAEuPTCY-

In ths sna,'rr Of o.gool Clark. Bapktupt.--
N"'tC' - hcrrby sivss hsi possu.ai Go al et,lrr
- he Co.rt. thr Ihtri grs-fa ,evt,ag at ths rsr.
itors - SID i,onkrrTs ~ ~ heh t-~1--- tloa
Sch Nav. RsE",~s - B.aa r,r.'e, Al N. 49, o,
tieo'ge \. wilson. S0s,,h r.r,. "a ths 81 Tee
d,v ei SlNrtatr'. \. n. ls6s. Al isa s'oh-k \.
VI. iar ~ pafpo.s assnse "a tbs 2sth .-et ssa cd
the bspafu.S Aet Of Marrh 20. lss1
sUzSs saiss. I'LL h. bEtN. tssirucc
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fsrts. wfhfa snd ior the C.sussY Il Osisrd 90
isr th,rd Ine''t.y oi tsgusi. 4 u iSeS.
hANiEL l.. &C INNINGS Guardian I'd Es,s.cv
IL 4. hssf'A. e al, 1,act ch,Airea saa hr,rs
81 ChsT'os h-rria. t,,s Of NofsssY, ~ u -y,ss,
e., dc,.a@s I. hsruE r,r~~u-ed b.. b., .rroant 81
giariaasssso ~ sad ~atsis &c allowance.
pr'~fcd. fhat che saii Gt4riisa give n5tiee TO
al rsrrsoas 'nt-vr-tra b. rsasiaE = e8ps ~ this
of'i~r O." l'e pa.'she thrcs week. .u,cesstTri, "a
The pNi'rd Drmsrrsf pftat,d at Pans that th-v
u'as appear fsusi- J.iuft ~ tss ksld =. a,,.
." s.'si toanis. 90 The 81 1ucsdsy ct SIT, ext,
~ .r' O'Clock 20 be fo'-assn, saI Shea raasr u
say ary htve. shy tAs sauss .soold ooi b.. sIs,u
81 \. u. MALhER Jsdzs
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NOTICE

I ~ psrs'as inhibited 81 tbs sa1.-rii.r are 70.
l greeted 70 e,H ID seul- ,s,.f a.rsaess wiih-
'. ''i.N d'ys irVu Date, TO ta-y viH be M E,r
election
" 1tsre 'hr h1si1vss s 40 te coaJaoiea On he
cash sssifia. sod s-3is siI .- solI si the lswest
cash price or pay down.
toekss Nils. Jul1 %. 1865