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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-09-30
Radical Nominations in Mississippi.

JAcysoS, Mss, September o. The
Radical State Convention was largely at
tended to-day, and all but two counties re-
presented-J. S. Norris, Of Warren, pre-
siding. The convention nominated Samuel
Alcorn for Governor by acclamation
r. G. Powers, Lieutenant Governor
and Junius Lynch (colored), Secretary Of
state. The nomination, will be completed
tomorrow. A grand barbecue for 10000
persons is being prepared for tomorrow.
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Foreign News.

Foreign News.
FRANCE.
Bordeaux, September 29.-A fire among
the shipping last night destroyed thirty YES
sells loaded with petroleum.
GREAT BRITAIN.
SOUTHAMPTON, September 29.-The steam
err Deutschland, for New York, takes G24,-
900 in specie.
SPAIN.
MADRID, September CIT is reported in
Official circles that Minister Sicklcs has with
drawn his note.
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Hon. John Covode, chairman OF the Re-
publican State Central Committee OF Penn
sylyania, to-day had long interview with
the President relative to the approaching
election in that state. While biz. Coyode
expressed The opinion that Governor Geary
wylii tie resIectcd, he admitted that the
conlo.J would be close one, and that it
would require al the influence Of the Adj
m.nisiration TO aid in securing success.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-09-30

FAr.L SHOOTING AFFRAT.-On Saturday
night last +. shooting ARRAY occurred IN
CNrestown, West Virginia, which result
cd in the fatal shooting OF Robert Heck at
tie hands Of Albert Moore.
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FAruER uYAClxrur. -Porfs, September
sH.-It is said to-day that Father Hyacinthe
will be defended in the Council by the
Bishops Of AYignOn, Rheims, Chslons, and
BaycuI
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CONTEMPORARIES.

GOEFESEgSS EAlES.
WY w. TRlBBETT IS RECEIVING
w by New York and Baltimore steamers to-
SO boxes RAISINS, best layer;
10 boxes CITRON, new;
. barrels CURRANTS,
20 barrels ASSORTED NUTS,
; cases SARDISES,
s dozen SWEET and OLIVE OIL,
SO dozen BRANDY PEACHES, lquart:
70 dozen BRANDY PEACHES, half gallons;
3 trails DATES,
Is dozen FRESH CANNED PEACHES.
10 dozen FRESH CANNED P1NEAPPLES-
10 dozen FRESH CANNED STRAWBER-
10 dozen hnE assorted JELL1Es, :.
: cases PRESERVED GINGER,
10 dozen CANNED TOMATOES,
20 dozen assorted SAUCES and CATsuPs,
IS dozen ASSORTED PICKLES,
10 bags COC0ANUTS,
20 boxes ROCK CANDY,
IS dozen ASSORTED PIPES,
100 rcams PAPER,
20 gross BLACKISG,
So barrels LEMON CRACKERS;
together with II large stock OF TOYS, FANCY
SOAPS MARBLES, TOY BASKETS and BUCK
ETS, DOLLS, HARPS, &c.
The above goods have all been selected In person
and with great care. COUNTRY MERCHANTS
win save money by examining my stock before
they purchase elsewhere
tee satisfaction. Give me call: Respectfully
w. W. TRIBBETT,
lilo Main street,
seq Richmond, Va,
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E-rlesiOp CT Powder Works.

XrE1A, ONO, September 29.-The Miami
Powder Works exploded to-day, killing one
man and SCATTERING the building.
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financial condition to afford the more costly

financial condition to afford the more costly
Treat OF visit to the springs or to the cities.
Inc boarding-houses are newly furnished,
and are prepared with varied and abundant
fare to administer to the wants of the flesh.
Students are pouring in thick and fast, there
being on. tho grounds already "going on"
to three hundred. 1t Is thought the num-
Der will reach nearly seven hundred. Every
State in the South and West il represented,
and there are many from the northern States
and from the Northwest. In healthfulness
and beauty of locality no place on the face
of the earth surpasses this place. If this
finds place in your valuable paper I'll
come again. SaLuA,
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Safety OF One OF the Trade Winds
ROatS.

New ORLEANS, September 29.-The steam
ship Clinton, from Galveston yesterday az
ternoon, near Ship Shoals, picked up two
boats containing Captain Morrill,, the first
mate, and thirteen others, from the steam
ship Trade Wind, sunk on the oath instant.
The second mates boat is still missing.
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UREsYLIC AND CARBOLIC SOAP,
for disinfecting and purifying sta bles, closets,
Sc and for total destruction Of verInin such as
hea'' 49, L. WAGNER, Druggist,
90 90 Off Sixth and Broad streets.
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CARPET WARP-Blue, Black, Ked,
q ] Green. Yellow, Purple, and White:
WILLIAM G.. cambridge & 90,
9. % S27 Broad street.
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Foreign 1!arsetL[BY TELEGRAPH.

Foreign Markets by TELEGRArnl.
LONDON. September 29-.Eoon. - Consols. %.
United States bonds, "a.
LIVERPOOL. September 2s-Noon. - Cotton
quiet uplands, 1.t4l2id. Orleans, l2i4l?td. ;
estimated sales, 1000 bales. Rcdwcstern wheat, 8s
4dgss Sd.
5000 bales. Pork, Hos. Lard rs.
LIVERPOOL. September 2s.-Evsning. Cotton
easier; uplands, l@t Orleans, u; sales, 5000
bales, Including 90 bales for export and Spccu-
laton.
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Charles W. Wilson, of Norfolk, has pa
tented Nitro wise.
A Norfolk firm has secureda Chinese sales
man.
A negro was blown off the Norfolk and
Petersburg train day or two ago and run
over and killed.
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FERTILIZERS.
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS.


AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS.
ATOTICE.--Since the destruction OF our
~ works by fire we have located ourselves tenn
porarily at 1921 CARY STREET. next door to Et-
finger ( Edmond.
We have (. small lot Of eide r MILLS 4,
WuEkT-FANS, and STRAW-CUTTERS, saved
from the fire, th4t we Will sell 1T very low prices
Sc 22-sw J. W. CARDWELL Il co.
TE,lIE one PLUS ULTRA" OF
L AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS
IS the
FARMERS FAVORITE,
OR, BICKFORD & HUFFMAS's
C0NTINUOUSFEEDD DOUBLE DISTRIBU
GRAIN DRILL,
IMPROVED GUANO ATTACHMENT AND
GRASS-SEED SOWER.
Warranted the most perfect distributor OF both
coarse and fnc grain manufactured.
Orders promptly filed, and all communications
answered. by addressing the manufacturers,
II. u. SMITH i CO.,
Sc 10 post-of1cc box 8, Richmond, Va.
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cEWING-MACHINES OF ALL KINDS
> REPAIRED. The SLOAT ELLIPTIC SEW
ING MACHINES BOUGHT and SOLD. We sell
the only PROPER NEEDLES for the SLOAT
SLOAT & ADDINGTON,
iyA llI5 Cary street. near Fourteenth.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-09-30

DIEpMONT FEMALE INSTITUTE,
l. CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA.-MRs. TX. r.
MEADE, PrinciEal-begins on the 2ist SEPIEh.
BrI and ends on the 25th j USE following: Prizes
aud certificates Of proficiency and graduation VIII
be hereafter bestowed on those who deserve them
In the various classes. These rewards will be ac-
cessibIc TO EVERY PUPIL, as they viii be given TO
ALL WHO REACH CERTAIN STANDARD OF Elk:
cELLESCE. Thus q new stimulus TO diligence ana
good conduct viii be added, while no feeling OF
rivalry will be excited For further particulars,
apply 10 the principal nuA
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COUTHERN FEMALE INSTITUTE
> NO. GRACE STREET, RICHMOND, VA.
The sixteenth annual session OF this school COM
mcnces on the FIRST MONDAY IN OCTOBER
UeNt.
Thirteen weIl-oua.ided and experienced teachers
have been employed. Among them French lady
ybo will reside In the institute, and WIN speak
French habltua.ly with the boarders. Attention IN
called 10 the conversation classes In French, sc.
curing TO day pupils extra recitation without
extra charge. MADAME X. ACELlE IOSNSO,
formerly Of Charleston and Columbia, s. C.s
French Governess.
The building, erected for school purposes, cons
than two occupants. For catalogue containing
terms, course OF studies. and list Of patrons, a6-
dress ID. LEE Pow ELL, A. h.t
an s-tOctl PoSt-offce box SOS.
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WINES AND LIQUORS.

yX7ILLLAM WALLACE SONS
WHOLESALE DEALERS IL
LIQUORS,
and proprietors OF the celebrated
.MOUNTAIN DEW"
have in store and In bond large assortment Of
VIRGINIA MOUNTAIN WHIsKEYs.
much of which has been held for upwards Of
TWO YEARS.
They are the sole agents and contractors for
MANY fine brands, as "P. ENGLEMAN," 81.
G. LEECH,r "BYERLY," "FIREBAUGH,"
"GEM OF THE VALLEY" &c. A. WHITE"
&C, &c.
They deal largely in APPLE BRAND1Es,
and have always on sale fine native stocks.
The reputation for fine liquors their house
has enjoyed for upwards OF FIFTY YEARS
should guarantee fidelity In nlling orders.
Their MOUNTAIN DEW'' Is known from
Canada to Florida and from Cuba to Califor-
MIA. It Is favorite wherever brought into som
pet,tiou with the best Installations OF the North.
South, and West. sc2o-Sm
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AEISS SUE RANDOLPH will resume
vi the duties OF her SCHOOL on tho FIRST
MONDAY IN OCTOBER. and would be glad to
eceiyethree additional seholars 90 her class which
Is limited TO SIX scholars. Apply Ut No. 100 Erank-
lin street, Linden Row. se2S-lW
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-09-30

NTIss sTANARD WILL REOPEN
Iys her school on the isT OF OCTOBER nc NO.
lOs Grace street, between Adams and JEFFERSON
sc Sw
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-09-30

MFRS. V. L. CHAPLIN viii continue to
M give INSTRUCTION ON THE PIANO ct
her residence. on Ninth one door above Leigh
street, commencing on the lst OF October. An
excellent PIASo-FoKTE for rent. FOR terms
aDpiy above. Sc SI--lw
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EnnCATH0NAI.

NHIss PEBBLES AND Mrs. GAR
IYl NETT's SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES
BER at los Franklin street, Linden Rou-the
rooms formerly occupied by Miss Psgram. The
course of instruction will be thorough Great at
fention paid to Mathematics and French. telLes-
letres class win be formed In connection with the
school. For further particulars inquire at 300
Franklin street between Third and Fourth.
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EDUCATIONAL.

1FIss TANNER WILL RESUME The
IM duties of her school on the FIRST MoNDA ~
IN October on Main street nearly opposite tna Ola
Fair Ground Apply at her residence. ., .o,,.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-09-30

SHOCKOE HILL ACADEMY-Thes utn
- annual session Of this school for yours ZEN IN
and boys, corner Of Seventh and Grace streets, wl
commence on MONDAY, september 2otn, an"
close about the 2ith Of June following.
Circulars at bookstores and school-room.
Cb7rees same Rs heretofore, and payable strictiy
In advance.
$3.50; Greek and Modern Langragos, each, sIo
Latin, Sc. s. II. BEACH.
Sc 4-tOctl Principal
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MFRS. PELLETS SCHOOL

The next session will commence MONDAY, O.
tOber 4. Sc lS-M 1sloct1
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1869-06-30
Perry Davis Pain Killer

Has become an article of commerce. (Which
no medicine ever b came before. II Is ns
much on item in every bill Of goods sent [ q
country merchants as tea, coffee, or suea :.
This speaks volumrs in its favtr.- Giens'
Fails Messenger. illi
Rev. Fl. L. Van Motor, Burman, writes;
"The Pain Killer has become an almost
indisponsablearticle in my family"
Hundreds of missionaries give similar
testimony of its virtues.
Rev. j. G.. Stenrns writes, IL consider II
the best remedy for Dyspepsia ever knew"
Rev. Jabez s. Swan, says, "I have used
1t for years in my family, and consider 1t an
invaluable remedy"
Rev. NJ. H. Bixby writes; "I have had
occasion 10 use tho Pain Killer very fre-
quently during my residence in Burmah
and have found it very useful medicine. I
did not think could visit the junflea with
out 1t. In case Of Collie, Diarrhea, and
Cholera, the Pain Killer gives speedy relief
and for many other ailments have foun il
beneficial. Itis popular in Burmah, among
The natives as we'll as Europeans. I always
carry 1t with me for my own benefit, and
the good Of the people where 60. '''p
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COOKING STOVES.
DIRECT FROM THE FACTORY.

HAVE just received n fine lot of Cookinp
Stoves, which will SILL at prices less
than ever was offered in this or any other
Market in the Sonlh, having received an
agency in this line Of business, with in
strnctions to s>ll quick with small profits.
will be able TO do so without any risk on
my part. If the people want good Cook.
ing stove. "::a exc :iiat will DO warranted
TO give satisfaction, call soon on tho un
dcrsigncd, one door below Bacot g. Co.,
where will he ready to accommodate Gus
toners. G. i. REFO, Agt.
N. B. | will put up any Stove bough,
from me, without extra charge, provided
parties buying, will furnish conveyances,
10 any part Oft the rown of Winnsboro, or
County Of Fairfield. c.. l.. Il.
June 26-fX3m
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And he did many wonderful works, inso-
mach that his name was pronounced in
many tongues. And there camo unto him,
judith, from the seaport of New Bedford,
who had been sick for many years : ana
after some days her pains were gone. She
slept sonndly, and rejoiced in eating her
food. And Asa, from those which arc call.
cd ouakers, in the great city of Philadel-
phia, wrote an epis'lc saying: o, Doctor
accept thou this money, which is called
grecnbacks, and hath the picture of Abra-
ham, thy friend, on one end. For verify T
was weak, exhausted and respondent 7 ato
but little, and suffered many pains, ond thy
PLANTATION BiTTERs gave me health. iiken
cd only unto the vigor of youth. And upon
such as are afflicted with liver complaint,
with sour stomach, with general debility
and dyspeptic pains, in oil parts Of the
land did these Bitters produce astonishing
cures. ,.'
MAGNOLIA WATER. Superior to the best
imported German Cologne, and sold at half
the price. june 24-tx1w
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rNnIRTY YEARS Experirnec in ,l,e Tr,o,

fTHlRTi YEARS Experience in the Treat
l. menl Of Chronic and Sexual Diseases
i. Physiological View Of Marriage The
cheapest book ever published containing
nearly 800 pages, aud l30 fine engrnvings
OF The anatomy of :he human organs ia
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plan Of treatment the only rational anl
successful mode OF cure, as shown by n re.
port Of eases treated. A truthful adviser
TO 'h. married aud those contemplating
inarriag" who entertain doubts Of their ply
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stamps or postal currency, by addressing
Dr. LA rROlX, No 81 Maiden Lane, Alba
ny, \. The author may ic consulted
upon any Of the diseases upon which his
book treat, either personally or ly mnil. and
medicines sent TO any part Of the world.
innn 80
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LEOPARDS LOOSE,
Tax Not1oe.

Tax N NSot1So g.
T'HE Booke will bo opened for The collec
/. ,ion Of The State ahd County Taxes, on
the hssi doy Of July. 1850. The per cen.
'"m Of Taxation for Stn,e purposes Is seven
and n half mills on The dollar, and for Coun-
~ purpGses. three mills ON The dollar. Z,
as the time for collecting said tax Is yery
limited, hope INK payers will be prompt In
coming forward and paying, which wilt fo !,
lleye me from the unpleasant duty OF, ,ad.
ding cost Uy ri's MI,
lhope all emplpyers will extend this IN .
ofrnnat'on to their laborers, and REQUEST
them 10 be prompt In pa"ipg. as every male
person between The age Of twenty one and
sixty are required to pny . Oopitation Tax,
wish every employer, IL he will moi nav
the tax for his laboxers, 10 HAND mo list of
the nanes Of all employed by bin, ard ,be
number Of TIE township in which they live.
thereby enabling mo to collect The tax from
oil persons liable. e.lit '' lNG g Y'ipff
All Tax Executions Issued by n. H. jon.
nings, Esq. and remaining unpaid, are lin
my hands for collection. Persons knovipo
themselves 10 be .dsfaulters will save cost
by calling soon and settling the same.
~ q,i JNO. w. CLARK, %
June 1l County Treasurer.
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Latest by Telegraph.
Foreign News.
RIO j JANERIo, June

RIO JANERIo, June 23.
The Emperor, in assuming parliament,
was silent regarding the abolition Of sla.
very; he complimented the allied army
on the Paraguayan success.
HAVANA, juno 26.
4 here has be,n heavy fighting again
ut Aux. Cayrs. Salnavn was defeated
with neavy loss. 1t is reported Super.
i'm landed at Puerto Plata, San Dom;n-
60, ana demands It's surrender.
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JOHN q. s. 1GGRs'
UNADULTERATED ALE
IAGIR. BEyER :

-e-1~k-SA- NV -Nsa II. U. s4-1 -4S5 IN n. q.
AGER BEER containing Copperss, and
IL Ale doctored with Salt, Lime and Alum.
are the latest adultcration, discovered in
New York.
Professor Mapes, of New York. nnalyzcd
The or from nd"zcn different llrcweries and
nll were found adult Grated with noxious
substances. II is said, thnt The sale IF
drugs TO brewers, is q profitable par, of tho
trade. This is perfectly infamous. Coecu.
las 'nd'cu', fish terry, morr"mico. dog but
ton from which striohnine is oblained,) nre
some of the delcotablo substances found
in beer. These are potent poiaons. and tho
brewer found using them ehou Il 10 drowned
at once In his vats nm willing 10 be
d owned In my own WITS If any impurities
should be found m my Beer
| shall continue to make healihful hev-
e'oge, 80 thnt II my be drank by the MOST
delicate without he least danger
JOHN &. SEEGEpS.
Columbia, S. G.
j. ne l9-lm
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Notice.

THISNs to certify that I have lost or mir
l. laiae Certificate Of Stock for Two (2)
shares of STOCK in tn Charlotte and S. G..
r ilroad, dated I'd OctN88S, and No. 2014,
and that application will Be- made for re-
ewli Of the same at the expiration Of three
1ths from this date. JAS. TURNER.
June 30 1amf3mos
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THE Ladies' Elastic Supporter, (G. C.
l. Stillsons,) for monthly use. Simple.
convenient and neat. For sale q, millinery
and fancy goods stores Samples by mnil
on receipt Of one dollar. Dir. J. II. Ro0Ens.
Marietta. Ga, sole sgent for South Car oil.
ma, Ga, Fla, Ala, Miss, La. juno 20
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Stockholders Meeting
ninbia and Augusta X. II. Ca

\ EETINO Of tho Stockholders Of tho
! columbia and Augusta Railroad Colu.
Ia = Is hereby called to he held at Colu,n.
IL. South Carolina, on WEDNESDAY, the
IN lay Of July next, nt II NJ, 10 consider
." question Of approving The constellation
"i the Compmy with tho Charlotte and
r"tt Carolina Railroad ompany, and tho
ls,us Of such consolidation
WI JOHNSTON, President
tune
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Stockholders Meeting

t.':l 'otte and y. C. RailrOad Co.
| MEETING Of the Stockholders Of the
larlolte aud South Carolina Railroad
o. any is hereby called 10 be held in the
!ry II Columbin, South Carolina, on WE'D
EGSrAY, tho 7th day Of July next, nj IL
1N>tk NJ, 10 consider tho question of ap.
IrSNing the consolidation Of the Company
wi'l, the Columbi. aud Augusta Railrond
- n l@ny, and :hc terms Of such consolida.
nm; WM JOHNSTON,
lh" President.
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From Washington.
w ASHIN GTON, June 3.

W ASHIN GTUN, June 20.
F;v" negroes qua,iIic as grand iu-
rors. Fisher has appointed negro
baihr.
Internal revenue receipts over half a
million.
The months decrease in the debt is
estimated at $5,OOO,00O.
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els THE CARrEr-BAGGER A HUMAN
BEING 2"-Asks the Richmond IYhiq.
Set him upon mn anctionocr's block
and see how much he will bring.
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a SIX your Doctor or Druggist for Swce,
IA Qninne. 1T equals (bilte,l Quiniue. Is
nude only ny +. STEAuNs, Chemist, De
trolt june 30
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a Valuable Medical Book.

nONFAlNlNG Important Physiogica
- Information 10 yonng men cenrempln,
ing Mnrringcr. sent free on receipt Of 25
ccnts Adnrcss CHEMICAL INSTITUTE,
43 Clinton Place, N. Y.
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SELF-IlELP FOR THE ERR1NG. Words
~ Of Cheer for thr Yonng Men who have
inllen victims I" SOCIAL EVILS. desire n
better MANHOOD. Sent IN sealed letter
envelopes, free Of charge Address HOW.
AkD ASSOCIATION, Box J. Philadelphia,
Ia june 80
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SAN ERANcIsco, June 26.

Wade and Conklin, with the Com
mittee of Ways and Means of the
House, were met bya number of lead
ing business men and representatives
from six Chinese companies. The
Chinese representative made a speech,
expressing the hope that the Govern
ment would double the subsidy to the
China limo, thus enabling it to run
fortnightly.
Last week two car loads of apostates
from the Norman Church left Utah
for the East, purposing never to re-
turn. The party had been gathering
for some time, and swclled during one
or two periods of delay. Some Of the
number were early settlers iii Utah.
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WATERMELoNs.-Thc Atlanta Con-
st.fut'on reports few watcrmclons in
that market on Thursday last at the
delicious price of four dollars each.
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Liverpool Market.

LIVERPOOL. June G6.
Cotton active and shade filmer-
uplands l2R; Orleans 1873.
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An Act 10 Provide for The Enumeration Of N,
Inhabitants Of Mc StUtc

X X 4 *
SEcrloS 3 Thn, it shnll he the duty OF
onch and every person nppoiated 10 take
the census by virtue Of this Act to cnll per-
sonally om the heal or some member Of each
tnm,ly in the County, or portion of County,
for which he or they shall have been mp
pointed. and obtain from such head Of n
fnmily or member thereof. ns aforesaid.
the number Of persons contained in such
family. and snch othor information IA may
be required and directed by the Gumnis,
sioncr Of the Bureau cf Agricultural Statis.
tics.
SIC. 4. That each head or member Of n
family shall, when summoned thereto bv
she persons appointed under this Act to
take tho census at his, her or their residence
or place of business, make. on oath or
affirmation, correct return Of all persons
of whom his or her family is composed
and also report such other information 10
shid census takers rs may he repaired by
law F.; and Tie persons so appointed to take
tho census n, @ hereby authorized to admin.
ister such on'hs and upon the failure Of
any person TO make such returns or reports 8
when required, he or she shall be subject to
penalty of twenty FIVE dollars, 10 hc re-.
covered in any Court of competent jursdic.
lion.
june 20 Kill
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1869-06-30

YELLOW FEVER IN HAMPTON RoAps.
The Norfolk Day Book, Of Wednes-
day, says ga schooner whose name
we were unable to learn, camo INTO
Hampton Roads yesterday with yell
low fever on board. She was from
Matanzas. bound to Baltimore, with q
cargo of molasses The Captain, first
mate and seaman had died of tho
malady. She was boarded BY the
Surgeon at Fortress Monroe, who or
dered her to the quarantine station
below Baltimore"