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-. u. ". ARNOLD.
OF the Georgia Conference.
DooLY COUNTY. GA Apr,,. Ise7.

"t -. DooLY COUNTY. GA April, 1867.
u Ihts is to certify that was confined to ,he house
and most Of the tire to my bed, and suffering the
greatest agony imaginable With Rheumatism for
i've months, and sfter trying every Available RENE.
dy with mo relief, was cured with Two bottles OF
Dr. o: g. Prophtts Anod! ne Pain Kill It, each cost.
Ing fny cents only 80 relieved mo almost I'M nstantly
I thnrefore recommend IT m the highest degree fo
others sgfsling from sini1 disslse. I can asy
y certain. Yours truly, WA. FoREHAED.,
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THE ASTONISHING
is N FECTANT

EMosY COLLEGE, oxronD GA. December %. 1868.
Prof! DARBY. Dear Sir-Haviug not been en-
gagged for many years In tho active duties Of the
Medical profession. nm only superhcialS acquaint-
ed with the claims ef your Prophylactio Fluid but
am well acquainted with lis chemical elements.
While therefore, cannot speak cIperimentally OF
the value or the COMPOUND vet tho dsinfectIng and
therapeutic properties OF the agents employed in Its
composition, together with tho well known reputa-
ton Jf its discovorcr, chemist, authorize mo to
regard Its merits os of high order; the whole It
must be considered as valuable contribution TO the
class of articles to which It belong
These views, may add nre sustained by the tosti
mony OF many competent judges, who have tested
It's properties. Believe me; dear cir.
Yours. respectfully, =
S. a. MEANS. II. D.. LII. D.
CURES BURNS. WOUNDS, STINGs, Sc
ALABAMA INSANE HosPirAL, l =
TUSCALOOSA. December q, 1868.
hesers; JOHN DARBY & Co., No. 100 Williem-street
I Gentiemen-I received your circulars of the 10th
instant, asking IN expression OPINION from mo as
10 the merits OF your ProphyIactc Fluid. The pro-
Paration has been $50 generally used by the proics.
sion and public at large. and so universally esteem.
cd, That 1t seems 10 me to need no further recon-
mondaton. i' - IT, :
As disinfcctant and rcmelini agent too when iu-
dcat"d, II is not excc by nny similar prepare ton
Weuse pcrmeanganic preparations very extensively
in this hospital, and coud not do without them I
consider yours tue best uni most elegant pi
ton oi tho kind manufactured.
Respectfully yours, &C., ..I
..r- P. BRrCE. NJ. n,
a DOyVIG 81 NOISE,
WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS 3
May 25 tu,hs3mos Agents for South Caraina
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W Maracher. Muller. NipoiA 8 Co. lLuEphy Z Little,
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BTs AeHiwa Downs. Matsnxss-s days. Sugar:
70 knsioI 90. Bound 10 New York, and put
in with captain ana mate sickI 4. e.
Cleared Yesterday.
steamsM; Hinnstonta, CARPENTER. Nss Yo,k-Rav:
Brig ! :, ~ I.ar,s.y. stabs'. Boston -aia., i
saiisd Yestsrday.
steAmship Minnstonia, Carpenter, New Y9k
~ Yron this Psrf. i5
steetsaAip rsis6s. Hatsy. baltimore. Ausas, o.
schI : z Ailsn. Ans ysetsopvins AuSu,s Il, :.
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LIST OF VEsSELs
OF. 0LBARED IND. .al7LED FoR HIs P0AT.
FOREIGN 81.
LIVERPOOL. ttt
The Vince, Holiday, sailod. July IB
British brig Courier, Evans sailed. ..........July
AESTIo -.
BOSTON.
Bark Walker. Fettlngill, up. August n
Brig n Roosevelt. Farnswc-th, cleared. August IL
Brig Devereaux, CLARK, cid ......... August 10
Brig CycIcne, Tr,shie, cleared. August II
Anna Glover, Terry, up p............. August 10
EEN YORE.
Bohr Nancy Smith, Boy q, up.... August 1e
Bohr Gecrse, Swan, cleared .......Ap9ust II
PHILADELPHIA.
Bark G " Dodge. Munro. cleared :. .August IA
y. ~. - v.'I pALuAoRp.gtr .tt -. r.
Schr Virginia Dare, johnson. up. ..Aueust IA
Schr Wenonah Mitchell, cleared. August IA
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Uharieston Cotton. itico and Naval Stores
Market.
oFPIoB OF THE oHARLEsToN. DAILY NEWS,
UHARLKsToN. Wednesday Evening, August 26. !
COTTON. The market was quiet, mostly for want
Of stock; saleR only bales, oil new say: at 81; Of
sake. We qrote nomin ,lly: .,
: LrvEneooI cLAssIrIoATIor.
Ordinary 70 good ordinary .......0s $50
Low nitddnng',.. ..........n......H G
hiodiing.... .......................4 g
By New York classification we quote:
Middl'nB acknowledgements ..32H@-
RIoE.-This grain was firm, but the operations
limited by the reduced stock; salos 20 erces Of
slean Carolina, say: at 8H; at So; Q at $40. ne
quote common 10 faic clean Carolina al s9sH; good
sK@sH. i
NAVAL SroREs.-Tho market WAS steady with the
following transactions: 80 barrels spirits turpent tine
In selected packages at $50; 90 barrels spirits tur
pentine In country packages OF 3sc. barrels No.
rosn at SO IS; 12s barrels No. rosin at S2Y0, and
80 barrels No. rosin at 81 rs a barrel.
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Passeu0ers.

Passengers.
Per steamship Minnetonka, for New York; 3
Rogers, Miss l. Hamilton. Michael Hogan. four
Misses Hogan. Miss Alice Tfahey, Thomas Ross,
KresselI. Jr, Mrs Rllen Riley. W Dierssen, and
steerage.
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fsi1 -'-ia z q! - Coymofox. GA. Juiv o. 1897. y
DR.. Prophfk-HAving useds your Liver Medicine
for more than syeas 10 my nsmiy, cheeriuly re-
fecsions. Byspepsii or INDICATION In any form j,
also recommend your ;Dysentery Cordial ss the best
remedy for tnht dseAe. o. T. ROGERS.
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shipnsws W elSSrapE. - - 81. ~.
sAvASsAH IdffEf a.. ifl4yed, stssnail lifpsv Mn
gSnsFy snd ~ &ssuo'is, tsen ssg Yea. S1sssss,
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FROM wBIOH MANKIND SUFFER
over q large part OF the globe, 10 the
consequence Of diseased action I'm
the system, induced by tho poiron.
Gus miasm OF vegetable decay This
exhalRtion ia evolved by the acI,on
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PuTNAx COUNTY. Ga. september "a, 1858.
. DIR. o. 8. Prophiu -sir-I have used for the last
Pain K r. and your Female Toeio. ana s.ye emo no
fears In saying they tho bast medicines Ihave
ever used for the Liver and Stomach Neurs,Rtc and
every kind are suhdned BY. them. Alter using the
medicines fo1ong. cheerhiIIy recommend them to
seS AID every one, and TO all that arc atsd. the
beat and safest remedies for all the diseapes for
which thty arc rtcorrn ended. 6cy ~ sp'ili7 .''i
:u, Yours respectfully, JAMES wRI9Hr.
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srANFoRpv1LLB, PurrA1G County, Oct. 1, 1867
Or. O.. s. PSephitLDear sty--1his is to certify
that have used your ARue Pins for The lasi ten
single instance with Them. They alssys br The
chilis the arst hy that they are given. recon-
mend them as being the nest ague medicine that
ing them, rs QuiniHe &c. les ~ = 77'-,
Yours respectfully. III A. WRsTBROoK.
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D. s.. DlstrIcf Jndge.

General WALTER Q. GREsHAMs 8
appointment as u. S. District Judge,
seems to give satisfaction to our ex
changes. The Indianapolis Journal
says: HHH 1888
General Gresham entered the army
as the Colonel of the Bilty-third IndI-
ana Volunteers. in 1861, and served
during the entire war. lie was pro-
NOTED to a full Brigadier General for
faithful service in the field, where be
was severely wpunded. He was
elected Agent Of State in 1866, and
reelected last Winter. The General
made the canvass for Congress in the
Second District in 1866, and again in
1868 He is an effective canvasser,
an earnest aud faithful Republican, a
practical lawyer, as we'll as a high
minded, honorable gentleman. The
appointment is good one, and gives
general satisfaction. ll -
The Seatinel says: - =
A special Washington dispatch to
the Cincinnati Gdzette, dated the 1st.
says the President to day directed
the appointment Of Walter O. Gresh-
am. Of Indiana, United States District
Judge for that State, to fill the
vacancy oecasioned by the death of
Judge Mcdonald" We understand
that General Gresham says he has
had no intimations Of the kind, but
we should not be surprised if the dis
patch was correct, as the relations
between the reported appOintee and
the President are represented to be
most cordial, and it looks the more
probable from the circumstance that
the latter was obliged to disappoint
the former for a POSITION that he was
strongly pressed by his friends. Gen.
Gresham is a gentleman of ability,
and we have no doubt will make an
acceptable judge, if the President has
concluded to clothe him with the
eTmine.
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New York Items

New YORK, Sept. 3.-Dispatches
received to-day announce that the
miners of the Delaware & Hudson
Coal Company, ou a strike, have re-
ported for duty. Work will be re-
sumed to- morrow.
John Reilly, lately employed by A.
Colville & Co., was arraigned to day
at the Toombs Police Court, charged
with stealing ten one thousand dollar
5-20 bonds, contained in a package
handed him for his employers. He
was held for examination.
Lady Thorn beat Mountain Boy,
mile heats, in harness, this afternoon,
at the Prospect Park Fair Grounds,
in 2:23f, 2:21, 2:2t1.
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CAIRO, September "A fire broke
out at 2 o'clock this morning in the
grocery store Of Cyrus Close, on
Washington Avenue, near Eighth
Street, and rapidly spread aud in
volVed the destruction Of six build
lngs. The losses and insurance are
as follows: Cyrus Close, on house
and stock, $500; insurance, - 500,
about equally divided between the
Merchants and Miami Valley, of
Cincinnati, and the Aurora, H., Com
panies; Herman Blooms grocery, on
stock, $1,000; insurance, $1,000, in
the Aurora, and Merchants, of Gin.
einnati, and Merchants, of Chicago.
$1,000 each loss on building. about
$4,000, owned Ia New Y York, and no
insurance.
r. q w. Bseder, jewellers, lost, on
their house $3.50. Fully insured in
Cincinnati and Cairo Companies. The
stock was nearly all saved, and is but
slightly damaged. The residence of
Charles Il. Hinde, belonging to the
estate of Samuel Halliday, loss 81
800 Insured, 81 900 each in the
Home, Of Columbus, Ohio, and Put
nam, Of Hartford. Mr.. Hinde's loss
on furniture is $780, Insurance ST.
600, IN the H1tna. G. Robinson and
Mrs. Oswald lose $400 each, on resi-
.dences. Insured for $500 each, in
the Putnam, of Hartford. Martin v.
Young was severely injured by a safe
falling against him, while he, with
others, was engaged in attempting to
roll it out of the burning building.
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= il. "a sE .Es q x Il :
Attorney General Hoat's
Opinion Regarding Pc
litical Affairs 10
Virgins.
Late Washington tt ms.
Negotiations for the Release
of the Spanish Qua
boats.
Political Affairs in Ken
lucky Under Consider
alton by the Cabinet s1n.4s
News by AtlahtiPP Gable,
Tho English Press on the
Byron Scandal.
washing on News.


WASHINGTON, September 3 33.-Sec-
retary Rawlins is much better to day.
The President has appointed Col.
J. NJ. BOyles Postmaster at Louis
vile, vice DIR. Speed, who has been
ia Office eight years. has appoint
ment, it is stated, Is in accordance
with q declaration Of President Grant
some time since, that certain persons
who had held Office eight years must
give place to others who have suffered
by the war, provided they are equally
competent for the positions.
The condition Of political affairs in
Kentucky received some attention at
the Cabinet meeting, with a view of
making some changes in the principal
offices, and to bring the incumbents
fully in accord with the Administra-
tion. ann Freg
It is learned from sources deemed
reliable that General Candy will soon
proclaim the result Of the late election
In Virginia; that on the fourth Tues
day thereafter the Legislature Will
meet, aud that the test oath win not
be allowed to act on questions beyond
those required by law, preliminary to
the recognition ot the State By Con
gress, the latter including the rAtifica-
ton of the Fifteenth, Amendment to
the Constitution of che United States.
The Treasury Department TO day,
issued to the Western Pacific Rail-
road .$320, 900 worth of bonds.
Collector Of Ipternal Revenue
Eddy, of the Ninth Indiana District,
has resigned.
Secretary Rawlins, though stir weak
from last nights attack OF sickng Is
considered more comfortable to a bt
He is attended by DR.. Bliss. Surgeon
General Barnes and DIR. Norris sat
up with him last night.
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TUE University Of Nashville is to
be reiounded in all its departments.
and the Presidency has been infor-
malIy rendered to General Joseph e.
Johnston. The Nashville Union says
citizens of Nashville in saying that
under the Presidency of General Jo-
seph 4. johnson, the University
would Immediately take rank with the
first institutions In the South--nay,
outrank them ali and, in time, would
secure a patronage which would en-
able it to compete with the older in =.
stitutions of the Eastern States. y
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Heavy ns-SuIcidc-Fa of &
Wagon Bridge. rf'ls5- =

CHICAGO, September Sin the
vicinity of Bovine, Iowa, it has rained
nearly every day for the past two
weeks, generally attended by heavy
thunder and dangerous lightning.
The grain standing IN shocks has
been slightly damaged. Two persons
have been killed and two severely in
jured by lightning. Five horses have
been killed by the same. a-
l.. J. Steiner. of Madison, Wis
consin, partner in the dry
goods house of Samuel klauber u
Co.. committed suicide this morn
ing by shooting himself. He
went out early in the morning with
two friends to shoot prairie chickens.
The party separated and soon after
a shot was heard, and soon after that
Mr.. Steiner was found dead with the
muzzle of the gun at his temple and
the top of his head blown off. He
was formerly a partner In the house
of j. L. Bartells & Co., and lost eOa-
siderable money by its. failure a few
weeks since. This proved heavily
upon his mind, and no doubt induced
him to take has own life.
The wagon bridge across. the Des
MONIES River, at Des moines, Iowa,
fell this morning with about 150 mus :
tangs upon 1t, About dozen of the
animals were ruined by having their
legs broken, &C.
Hon Alex. Mitchell, Of Nil wauk ee
just elected President of the G. e N,
w. Railroad, is now President Of
2 24O miles of railroad, aud may be
regarded as the railroad king Of the
world. aa.-'9al-
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Seizure Of Dry Goods.

ST. Louis, Sept: 3. = Tweutyfour
boxes and eleven bales of Cry goods,
in transit for Ottawa, Kansas, were
seized to day by the Sheriff under at
tachment by the First National Bank
of Washington City. against Perry
Fuller, to satisfy a claim for over ten
thousand dollars. The goods were
purchased in New York, August 18th.
Arrangements are in progress for
the Fall races of the Laclede Jockey
Club. Between thirty and forty
horses are already here. and several
other stables are expected. The
races viii commence on the 9th
inst, and promise to be unusually
Fl no
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Negotiation for the Release Of the
Spanish GunbOats.

E New YORK, Sept. 3.-It is reported
that Minister Roberts is negotiating
with the President and the State De-
partment for the release Of the thirty
Spanish gpnboats seized by Marshal
BarloW. 1t is understood that he has
formally demanded that they be allow
ed to depart to sea when shipped. on
the grGdnd that they are not intended
to be used by Spain in a war with
Peru. The application is supported
by numerous afidavits, vouching for
the peaceful character of the mission
of the vessels.
The Humboldt monument, to be
unveiled in Central Park on the 14th
inst, has arrived.
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SILVER MINE DISCOVERED IN HART
TOwNsuIP.-We learn from a friend
who has justreturned from Lynnville,
that . silver mine has been discovered
on tract Of land lying three miles
cast of that place, which bids fair
TO yield a heavy return Of that pre-
ciOus ore, and make the fortune of
the lucky owner Of the land. Several
scientific gentlemen have left to in
vestigate the new mine, and much ex-
eitement prevails throughout this Sec
ton of the eounty.-BoonUille In
fTuI'.er
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One of the great events of the cen
tury is announced in two line dis
patch from Cairo, Egypt. We refer
to the completion Of the Suez Canal,
which will be formally opened Oh, the
18th inst. This canal is one Of the
most gigantic triimphs of civil eDgin-
eering and indomitable. energy that
has been witnessed in any age Of the
wOrld-far eelipsiDg in grandeur as
we'll as usefulness the Egyptian Pyra-
mids llas.i IA
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Horrible Tragedy.

OswEGO, Sept. "a horrlbIe tag
edy occurred in the town of Orwell,
yesterday afternoon. A man named
S. Reynolds was stabbed several times
by a neighbor named Russell Woel-
yer. Reynolds expired almost imme
diately. The difficulty arose from
alleged trespasses and other land
troubles. Woolver is undergoing a
judicial examination to-day.
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l1NO- A5o@dsl
United States MarshaPs Nntina


United States Of America, District of In.
diana, SS.sg 3 p .-...-..l ~
VETHEREAS. q libel OF Information
" was filed in the District CouIt OF the
United States for the District of Indiana,
on the l7th day OF August, 1863. by Oliver
+. Shinkle and Uriah Shinlkle, by Messrs.
Porter, Harrison, and Fishback, their
proctors, against the steam boat Charles
ton, whereof Thomas Murdoch was Iaielv
master, her tackle, apparel, and furniture,
seized at said DIsJd.t in cause of con-
tract civil ana TnariJime, and Calming
damages in the sum OF $3.50, "A q praying
process against said steamboat, and That
the same may be condemned and sold
therefor.
NOW, therefore, in pursuance of the mo-
milton, under the seal Of said Court to me
directed and delivered, 1 do hereby give
public notice to all persons claiming said
goods, or any part thereof, or IN any man.
ner interested, therein, that hey be and
appear befOre the District Court OF the
United States, to be held at the city of In
dtanapolis, IN and for the District of In
diana, on the first Monday of Septenl Der
next, at lG O'Clock or the forenoon of that
day, then. and there to interpose their
claims and make their allegations in that
I BEN. SPOo : Err Marshal, u. s.,
By Samuel. DAY, Deputy.
Attest; j.. ID. HOWLAND, Clerk.
1a# aib 01 Iau2l d1Att J.s tsl
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THE regular season Of the Indian
apolis Academy Of Music will com
menee on Monday evening with BAR
NEY MACAULEY's troupe. During
the week London Assurance, !"
Lady Audley's Mystery" "Wife's
Secret" " Caste East Lynne, and
Oliver Twist, 4" viii be prescatedg
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The stOWe-ByrOn Question hector
LushIngtOn Allrms the Poets Guilt.


The Boston Advertiser gives prom
inence to the following communion
ton:
Mrs. Stowe Gay have fallen into
error as to dates. L trust sho has, and
that, as the Nation asserts, Lady
Byron Will be acquitted of any knowl-
edge Of her husbands real character
until the moment of separation.
Seventeen years ago / heard this
fearful story of incest from an Eng
lishman Of the very highest character,
mental and moral. He repeated to
me the facts communicated to him by
DIR. Lushington, and within this year
his narrative has been confirmed by
an English woman who received her
information from Trelawney, Byron's
comrade. The discussion now going
on will probably bring forth the
proofs from those to whom they have
been intrusted. One of them will be
Byron's own confessions. III. l..
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CEALED PR0POsALs WILL BE
- received at my Office until Sept enber
18Th, 1863. at 10 o'clock An. for the con-
bridge near the Salt Wen. The Con1nais-
sloners reserve the right 10 reject any or
all bids. Specifications for the work are
on file in my Office.
~ VICTOR BISCH, A.V. G.
EYansville. Angnst 30. ls6a- -aiI.lI al =
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Attorney General Hears OplRI0n
Relative 10 Political Affairs In YIr-
wFnEa ENa aA Mt4l. aEaatHAsB E +

SlBlas
WAsHrNdroN. September 3.-Tho
War Department yesterday received
from Attorney General Hoar his
opinion relative to- political affairs in
Virginia, and has. transmitted the
same to General Candy for his infor-
nation and guidance. 1t depends
upon the latter to make the full text
public Tho Attorney General says
tho Legislature must, as a preneqai7
site, submit the Constitution aud their
action to Congress for approval. In
this the testoath will not be required.
IF the CONSTITUTION and action of the
Legislature be approved then the
Legislature becomes the Legislature
of the State, and the provisions of
the Constitution to fix the qualifca-
tons of The members Of the Legisla-
tufe, the requirements Of the recon
struction acts being thus superseded,
so far as Virginia Is concerned; but
before such approval by Congress,
Virginia not being in all respects a
State of tho Union, the Legislature,
as a provisional body, cannot pass
laws without It's members taking the
test oath. The reconstruction acts
require the ratification of the FIT
teenth Amendment to the COnstitu-
ton of the United States before the
State can be admitted to representa-
tion in Congress. There is norquestion
that this amendment will be ratified
by an overwhelming majority.
One hundred and thirteen thousand
dollars in fractional currency was. re-
oeived at the Treasury Department.
this morning, from the Bank Note
Printing Company in New York. By
next Thursday, they will commence a
daily remittance Of $S7 900 In small
notes, and by the 1st of October they
will begin 10 deliver the new one and
two dollar notes. .-----.-
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4 Supposed Outlaw Killed -KentueF y
= r State Fair,

LOUISVILLE, September "a man
named Paul Skiporath, a supposed
outlaw, was killed beyond the city
limits, this morning, By a person who
had arrested him the night previous,
and from whom he was trying to es-
cape.
The State Fair opens September II,
and continues FIVE days The premi-
ums offered are liberal and a splendid
exhibition of stock is expected. A
premium will be awarded to the best
base ballclub,
An unknown old lady was found
dead this morning on one of the pixies
leading into the city.