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MISSISSIPPI.

JACKSON, June 2.-Yerger's trial is progress
ing slowly. Witnesses were examined by the
defence to-day to prove that Yerger has at
times given evidence Of insanity.
The Conservative Convention met to-day,
aud there was large attendance. An organf
aation was Effected with Mayor Woford as
President and Colonel jerks, Of Vicksburg, ss
Secretary. Resolutions in favor OF reconstrtlc'
ton ON the strictly Congressional plan, in fafor
Of universal amnesty, and indorsing the ad-
miuistratier of General Grant, were reported.
The Conservative Convention adjourned to-
night. They organized National Union Re-
publican party 10 Mississippi, passed resolu-
tions looking to an early restoration Of the
State Government in strict accordance with
the Reconstruction acts, and setting forth that
the repeated failures of all former and existing
organizations to restore the State and meet
the requirements Of the spirit OF our institu-
tions, by insisting on measures of prescription
far exceeding the provisions Of the Constitu-
ton Of the Upited States and the Reconstruc-
ton acts have rendered them unworthy of
the respect and confidence of the vot-
ers of Mississippi. Favoring the Fifteenth
amendment, they deprecats any attempt to
impose greater disabilities than are imposed
by Congress. Promising unwavering support
to General Grant, they favor universal suffrage
and universal amnesty in the reconstruction
of the State to her Federal relations, and pledge
the party to urge Congress to remove all poll
tical disabilities incurred by participation in
the rebellion.
There have been heavy rains in the last few
days, which were beneficial to the crops.
The Yerger trial is not closed, and further
testimony has been given to show the insanity
of the accused.
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FIRST COTTON SHIPMENT OVER THE NEW ROAD
pcd from this city 10 the North by the new rail-
road which has been recently opened through
TO Augu ,ta-the Columbia and Augusta Rail-
road. The cotton was shipped by Messrs. Gag
horn, Herring & Co., cotton factors and com.
mission merchants, doing business OF Warren
Book in this city, nd consigned to their firm
of the same name in Philad lphla. The lot
consisted OF two hundred and twenty-five bales.
and left the CITY on Tuesday morning at nine
O'Clock. It was shipped through by way OF
Portsmouth, Virginia, and the "Apnamesslc
Route" and, If no accident happens. we sup
pose will reach its destination on Friday morn
ing-maklng the time between Augusta and
Philadelphia three days.
EAugustd Chronicle d Sentinel.
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VIRGINIA..

RICHMOND. June A-A fight occurred in the
registration Office OF the lower wards this az.
ternoon, in which Joseph Kelly, Q prominent
Conservative and ward politician, was mortally
wounded and two poll men shos. Kelly was
,emopstratlng against the arrest OF man
.hom the polios bad taken, when Captain CAL
lahan. OF the police and several privates, took
hold OF f>shlm. Callahan, who had per-
sonal feud w1th Kelly, shot bim through the
body. Two policemen were slightly wounded
in the melee. Callahan has been arrested, and
was bailed 10 appear.
sgne rez,s tration here 10 closed, the whites
having overcome the black majority AM
rolled up . White majority Of three hundred:
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CREOLE GRLs.-The mind and heart of q
young Creole girl, tenderly nurtured, are like
virgin page of paper on which no Impressions
have yet bsen made innocent OF evil thoughts
or deeds, and unhackneyed BY premature ex
perierces. The will OF the parents has ever
telief love-maklng, styled aIrtatlon I'm
which young America INDUCES freely on enter
ing her teens-the Creole girl would shrink
from as immodest and shameful. The Creole
girl is taken eally into society, but always un-
der her mothers wing and strict supervision;
aud her shrinking modesty and lmldlty OF
manner surprise the AmerIcan or English
man, ccus.oned TO the frank tearlessness
OF his fair young compatrlots. Until mar
riage, mademoissIle is Us shy as q partridge,
and never ventures long from The protect
ing wing of her chdperon, from whom her
partner takes her for the dance, and to
whom he promptly returns her when the
quadIille is over for unmarried girls 90 not
uften waltz. Her conversation 10 carried on
with blushing cheeks and doyncast eyes; ana
no prolneuading tho rooms after the dance-
whom whispered nethings are EXCHANGED, or
soft glsnces shot at you by the far Parthiap
hanging on your arms permitted by Creole
ellauelte. The young glrl would "compro-
mIsen herself who tried these. AS for riding
or walking alone with man, married or IN.
married, unless very old one. the Creole g'rl
would just as soon dream OF letting MN HISS
her, and, in fact would consider the one as I'M
proper as the other. Aud. Oh, my fair young
country women, who. IN your fearless freedom,
under our widely different system, open your
eyes in wonder at the 'pruderles" OF your
Creole sisters, and employ the PRIVILEGES which
they deny themselves IN this regar = -ehect
little on the matter, and you will hnd Aat their
plan is the wiser Of the two, giving woman
longer reign and stronger influence. both in
society and by the home hearth, the two
spheres 10 which she shines the most.
Louisville Cour,er-J Journal
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THE MONEY KINGS.
Tn. Astor,, VANDERBILT. and the Rest.
a New York letter says:

a New York letter says:
The largest owner Of personal pdXolo property in
Vanderbilt, who is said to hold sac, ,0Oo, 600.
The Astors, whose chief wealth is in land, have
about s., 100000 in personal estate. Moses
TAYLOR has about 81, 600 600, OF which his coal
stocks. in connection with those OF his son-in-
law. reach 81 500, ,0O0s George Law has 81, ,oO0:.
O09 While out of the estate Of the late John J.
Phelps, amounting in all to s. 600. 0Oo, about
two-thirds are in personal property.
These last mentioned men were not
ambitious OF being numbered among our
real estate lords. Their money had
been made by handling personal property, and
they preferred to keep il in this shape. They
wished to have their pecuniary resources ready
for action at minutes warming, in order to
take adyanta, ,e Of any opportunity. II GER
tain stock fell in price they wanted TO be able
to buy it up, and having the control OF vast
amounts Of cash. they could enter wall street
at any time and cut right and left with great
effect. Such active, nervous, resolute men DO
real estate. Real estate is like forces shut up
in stronghold, while personal property is
like soldiers in the field.
There is constitutional difference between
Commodore Vanderbilt and William B. Astor,
which is shown by their aptitude for their
peculiar positions. Astor sits in an Office On
Prlnce.street, and simply holds on to his land.
His life compared with that OF an active busi-
ness man is mere vegetation. He has none
Of the excitements OF gain or loss, and never
knows what it is to corner clique or to be
cornered himself How could such man as
Vanderbilt endure this life? 1t would be like
coping the eagle. He prefers to rule Wall
street with q rod OF iron, and make the finan-
cial world to tremble as he goes marching on.
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NEWS FRoM WAsHINeToN.

WAsHNeToN, June AT is very reliably
stated that President Grants present inten-
tions is to issue his election proclamstions
about the 10th Of. July-ior Mississippi about
September 15. and for Texas about October l..
Reynolds telegrsphs Sherman that Texas
was quiet and ready for fair election.
General Sherman has gone to st. Louis.
Three daughters Of the Rev. D. B. Nichols,
while approaching the city this morning to
school, were seized by negroes, nd the eldest,
aged seventeen, was ravished, and the negroes
escaped, Notwithstanding the screams Of the
three sisters. The younger girls, ageo thir-
teen aud fifteen, IN the meantime we're beating
the brute with sticks and stopes. The girls
we're white, and pupils Of the Howard Univer-
sity. The father was formerly well known as
superintendent Of the oontraband camp at the
corner Of Twelfth and @ streets. :. 49,.
All the New York papers have, accounts Of
the escape of'OoIonel Ryan, the alibnster, with
four hundred msn to Jersey City. The mar
shat; With the revenue cutter, followed, but the
number Of the Cubans deferred arrest. Mar
shal Downey, Ryan's custodian, was found
gagged. --~,.
Leonard Huyck. formerly president Of the
defunct Merchants National Bank, Of this
aity, recently sentenced to the penitentiary,
was before the court to-day on motion for q
new trial. All the indictments were dismissed
and Huyck discharged.
The State Department has advices from Min
lister McMahon, 10 April 21st, when he was
well. His re atlons with Lopez we're fiiendly.
Earlier communication VAS prevented by the
allies.
Among the Presidential appointments to
Vest Point, promulgated to-day, Is son OF
Colonel Crane, OF OHIO, recently HAed at
Jackson, Mlss. A
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ArrA1Rs IN TEE STATE.
Il dRe6 Held.

EdReHeld.
The Advertiser announces the deaths oi
Theodore N. Lundy, Lew J. Miles and HaEt.
well Roper, all old and well-known citizens o1
the county.
instant, at this place high words came about
between James Booth and Mr.. L. G. Swearen.
gin. The trial Of Benjamin Booth Ia brother
Of said James) for the killing Of Toney "a
brother-in-law OF said Saearengin) was going
on at the time in the courthouse. This guar
lei ended in Booth drawing pistol and shoot
ing SWearengln. inflctiDg severe wound II
the groin. Mr.. Swearengn, We ara pleased to
state, is doing well aud will soon recover. Ac-
tive efforts were made Immediately after the
fracas by Sheriff McDevitt, and . party Of gen.
tlemen ''pressed" into service by the sheriff, to
arrest Booth, but he made good his escape"
The Newberry Herald says: ''For the past
lew days the temperature has been swetering,
and lust such q degree of heat as the most
decided cotton grower could desire. Such as
havs no tendency to cotton fever find the
weather rather warm, but the other and larger
class would sweat their gizzards away and
Cotton is looking prime now. but little bacK-
ward, and all 1t wants is 0 favorable tima from
this and late season. Corn, what there is OF
it, is doing remarkably we'll, this section hav-
ing been blessed with good rains.'
The same paper afluding to the recent death
Of General q. n. Kinard, says: perhaps no
man ever devoted more time and energy to
business pursuits than he die, or worked hard
er, considering the good age he had attained
eixty years and upwards. Hs was remarkable
as representative man among the workers.
General Kinard filed the Office Of sheriff for
this district for no less than three terms, and
in highly acceptable manner to the people,
aud creditable to himself, together with other
positions, while at the tune sf hrs death he oc-
oupied the masisteril chair, besides being
coroner. We believe that he was the first
general appointed in This State when it was
brigaded, and served for number OF years as
Q general Of cavalry, for which he was pecu-
iarly fitted"
The Democrat furnishes the following par
tial returns from the township elections IN
Darlington County:
In some Of the townships they have elected
all Democrats; but these are very few. In
others Q compromise was effected, aud some
fourths OF all are "hoe-hsnds" from the field.
La1nney TeDnship. Clerk William 3. Moore.
selectmen- -Evander Byrd, Henry Mclotosh,
John II. McIatosh. Surveyor-William I. Hill.
onstabie-Sylvester Kelly.
Thomas Township. Fletcher
Ham. Selectmen-R. D. +. Rollins, +. a..
Thomas, HeDry L. Morris. suryeyor-John
W. King. Constab,e-William l.. R,ce.
Fountain. Seleotmen1w. ]. Lockhart. q. ".
Laugstop, J. W. Cusaok. Surveyor-W. p.
Atkins. Constable-J. D. Atkins.
Wright Io,onshfp.-Clerk-N. D. Wright.
selectmen-J. Wright, r. Brown, 6. Lide.
Surveyor-J. e. Goodson. Conetable-J. DAVIS.
Broom hip.-!Clerk-T: ]: Price. Be-
fNvsI A
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FINE CoTToN.-Mr r. O'Nea!e Jr., has sent
as stalk of cotton winch ls considerably ahead
OF ANYTHING ID this v.clnity, at least anything
we have seen or heard OF. It is three feet in
height. and contains sixty-nine shapes. which
lack about ten days Of blooming. 1t vas grown
from seed furnished by DAVID Dickson. ESQ.,. OF
Oxford. Ga. the serd being seleced bv him
for his own use. Mr. ONeale has fifteen
acre deld OF thls cotton. - Columbia PhRniG.
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sEMARENGO.-F YER AND AGUE

~MARENGO.-F YER AND AGUE
CURE, TONIC, FRYER PREvENrlvE-This val.
liable medicine, entirely vegetable in its prepara-
ion Is offered to the public and warranted to cure
any case Of cH1LLs AND FEVER Of however long
standing completely eradicatina its effect from the
system, purifying the blooj strengthening the d.
gestive organs, inducing an appetite. and keeping
the system in perfect health.
Those suffering from debility arising from any
cause will find it the purest and best TONIC to be
had any where To persons residing in unhealthy
sections, or who are predisposed to fevers OF any
kind it will be found invaluable as preventive. It
is quite pleasant to the TASTE and can be given to
children of all sges without injury Nauerous let
ters have been received testSipg to its efficacy and
value as o FEVER AND AGUE CUBE AID TONIC.
II is fully guaranteed to give complete and uniVer-
sal satisfaction.
hARENGOis is no humbug. Try IT.
For sale OF retail by all Druggists.
At wholesale b. DOWIE h NOISE, corner Meet
Inc and Hasel streets; GooDbICH. WINEMAN
CO., Hayne-strect, and G. j. IUHN. General Agent
of Proprietor, southeast corner King and John
streets. Charleston, g. C. D1o 3mos June
@ ESSAYS FOR YOUNG MEN.-ON LIE
Errors and Abuses incident to Youth and Early Man.
hood. with the humane view OF treatment and cure,
gent by mail free of charge. Address HOWARD AS
sou1ATIoN, Box p. Philadelphia, Pa.
May22 amos
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@BATOHELOR'S HAIR DYE.-THIs
splendid Hair Dye Is the best in the world; the only
true and perfect D,e harmless. reliable. instanta
neous no djsaroointm mt; no ridiculous tints; REM
edles the III effects OF bad dyes; lnvlgorates and
leaves the bair soft and beautiful black or brozn.
sold ~ all Druggists and Perfumers; and properly
applied at BstGhelor's Wig Factory, No. - Bond.
street, New Yorf. 1Fr May Is
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~ WORDS OF WEIGHT FOR WIVES
AND MOIHRRs.-The superiority Of HOSTEL
TER's STOMACH BIrTERs over all other tonics
and correciives as remedy for Dyspepsia Bilious.
ness, Nervous Affections, and all complaints Of the
visceral Organs, and as preventive Of malarious
disorders Is pioverbi but perhaps is not SO gen.
orally Known that the ingredients Of this famous IN.
vigorant and Alternative exercise powerful and
most beneficial influence In that numerous and dis
tressing class OF ailments Of which 80 many thous-
ands of delicate women are the patient uncomplain-
ing victims. The special troubles of the sex, com.
mencing with the dawn OF womanhood. and extend
ing over period Of from thirty to thirty Eve years,
are as readily and certainly relieved by tie opera
ration Of this admirable ,egetlble preparation, as
any OF the complaints common to both sexes for
which it is recon- men led as o specific The atten.
ton of mothers Is invited 10 its bals1mic effect in
those peculiar cases of functional irreaularity and
irritation, which, when neglected or matreated, des
troy the health and shorten the lives of so many
invlids. There is no need for hepowerful and IAN
gerous drugs too often resorted to In such cases.
The mild tonic and restorative action Of the BIZ.
TIERS ia all the assistance that nature requires In is
struggle to overcome the difficulty, and vast
amount of suffering would be spared TO the se1, If
they paced implicit faith in this wholesome regeta-
BILE inygorant, corrective and nervne, and discard.
ed the pernicious nostrums advertised by ignorant
and mercenary charla,ans
June 10 DAG
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Mr.. N. P. Willis was not a rapid writer.
He has been known to speod TWO hours in tue
construction Of SINGLE sentence, and five
foo soap pages Of composition were always con-
sidered by him good mornings work.
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Obituary.

JOHNsON.-Died, in Brooklyn, on Monday morn
ing, after long and painful illness. MARGARET r.,
wife OF LOUIS u. JOHNSON, daughtsr-in-law OF the
her age. ...-.
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CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.

FOR PALATKA. FLORIDA.
VIA SAVANNAH, PFRNANDINA AND JACKSON
VILE.
~ TIE ELEGANT AND PIRsT-CLA q
,636Sff1 STEAMER CITY POINT, Captaiv
GEo Z. MCMILLAN. viii sail from Charleston eyefy
TUESDAY EVENING, at Nine o'clock, tor the abov
points.
Connecting with the Central Railroad at Savannah
for Mobile and New Orleans, and with the Flor1da
Railroad at Fernsndina for Cedar Keys. at vhiel
point, steamers connect with New Orleans, Mobile,
Pensscols. Key West and Havana.
Through Bills Ladiug signed to New Orleans az g.
Mobile.
All freight payable ON the wharf
Goods not removed st sunset will be stored at ris
and expense OF owners.
J. d. AIKEN CO.. Agents,
May 27 South Atlantic Wharf.
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Spseial motifts. ..

Spfftal M6tlffs.
~ ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE. - ALL
persons having claims agninst the Estate Of JOHN
MEHRTfNs, deceased will present the same duly
attested and all rsons indebted to aaid Estate win
make payment at No. 1877 East Bay. to
J.N. NJ. wOHLTMANN, Administrator.
June Is ~
~ NOTICE NATIONAL FREEDMAN'S
SAVINGS BANK DEPOSITS made between now
and July 1sh, will draw interest from July 1st.
June "a "a NATHAN BITTER. Cashier {
aF MOULl RIEVILLE, SOUTH 'UAROLI-
NA.-NOTIcB During my absence fiom the State,
Warden C. a. sIMoNToN will act as 1ntendant Of
said Town. JOHN N. ToUaEY,
June23 8 Intendant.
xS OFFICE CHARLESTON GAsLlGHr
COMPANY, JUNE %, 1864 Dividend Of FIFTY
CENTS Per Share on the Capital Stock Of this Com
pany having been declared by the Directors, the
same will be paid oa and after MONDAY, the 9th
pro1imo.
The Books OF Transfer will be closed from this date
to 9th pro1imo. WI. HERIor,
June % 10 Secretary and Treasurer.
asTo THE CUSTOMERS OF wM. S. COR
WIN Co.-with view to- accommodate all our
Customers we will send to the residences of those
who desire us for their orders such days as they
name, between the hours Of 8 and 10 A. NJ, aud the
goods 30 ordered will be delivered by 9 p. NJ. the
same cay.
Our Customers and others who wish to avail them
selves Of the above will please leave their names and
residences at the store
Respectfully, VIM. s. coRwIN CO.,
No 275 King.street
sSTHE NEATEsT, THE QUICKEST AND
THE CHEAPEsT.-THR NEWS JOB OFFICE, No.
l4a EAST BAY, having replenished It's Stock with Q
new and large assortment OF material Of the finest
quality and latest styles is prepared to execute st
the shortest netice and In the best manner, JOB
PRINTING Of every description.
Can spd examine the scale OF prices before giving
your orders elsewhere.
NoTICE.-TAXo ON REAL EsTATE.-CITY
TREASURY. lsr JUNE, 1Sss.-Unter An ordinance
to raise supplies for the year 1sse the Second In.
stalment Of oNR.THIRD JHE TAX ON REAL e.
TATE WIN be received on aud afier THIS DAT. du-
nng the n onth Of june at this Office.
8. THOMAS,
June % wfsmtuwe City Treasurer.
Ar EXECUTORS FINAL NOrICE.-NO-
TICE is hereby given that on the SECOND DAY OF
JULY ensuing, at II o'clock A. NJ, the undersigned
wai apply to the Judge Of Probate Of Charleston
County for final discharge Executors Of VIII Of
the late EBENRZER d. RODGERS.
FRANCIS g. RODGERs,)
George 9 s6nsIsS Z; IRsoSDaERs, Executors.
June2 wfm1mo
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sS- ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE. - ALL
persons having claims agninst the Estate of JOHN
MEHRTfNs, deceased, will present the same duly
attested and Ill rsons indebted to aaid Estate win
make payment at No. 1877 East Bay to
J.N. NJ. wOHLTMANN, Administrator.
June Ok f8
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PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMFY 3
TBRoUGR LINN 10
CALIFORNIA, CHINA AND JAPAN.

FUR WkIGHT'S BLUFF,
AND ALL LANDINGS ON THE sANTER RIVER.
~E-A THE STEAMER MARION, CAP.
TAIN ]. T. FosTIn, 10 now receiving
ffriKht at Accommodation Wharf, and Will leave ON
WEpNEsDAY NIGHT, the 30th II slant
JOHN FERGUSON, :
June 26 Accop modation Wharf,
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SATURDAY AFTERNOON, 2erH JUNE, AT FOUR
O'CLOCK.
IT, THE STEAMER MILL E, WILL.
6@ leave South Atlantic Wharf, foot OF
Broad. street, (back Of the Old Postofcel as above,
a5ording nne view Of all points OF interest IN the
Barbor. Will return at sunset Music VIII be on
board.
Fare for grown persons 80 cents.
Children under u years Of age-25 cents.
ShACKRLFORD KELLY. Agents
June "A 3 No. / Eoyce's Wharf
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the Prussians only slumpered. Ine FrusslaDs
Gould not get our forest, anyhow, hard es they
tr1ed.' said one. The old Wald is consecra-
ted by too many tests for the city to part
with IT. said another. About seven o'cUck in
the evening, some Frankfort journeymen beer
brewers began to tease two Prussian soldiers,
who we're seated very peaceably. drinking their
bser, on the grass. A few other rough fellows
clme up, aud began to JOIN in abusing the
rrussians, until one of the soldiers, becoming
exaspera.ed, drew his sabre aud inf cted
wound in the skull of one, which threatened at
first % prove fltal. The soldier then drew his
sword, and the fight between the two parties
became general for time until mounted Off
cor aud some policemen came upon the ground.
Sons three or four civilians were seriously
woupdel. The fight cIusea general panic
among the great mass of people, and an almost
iudescribablo scene OF confusion resulted. Ia
rents shouted for their stray children, singing
societies gathered their members together and
hasty flight from the spot was resolved npon
by sone OF the more cautious. happily. in
half an hour peace was partially restored,
though fears that the nSut "ouio asalu preah
out prevailed. Naturally enough. the Prus-
slams came in for good share Of abuse. The
most amusing remark heard was from stout
Bavarlan, who looked as if he was very well
acquainted with the Court Brewery: 'Clvillza-
toni said he, this Is the boasted Prussian
civilization 10 our Bavaran Sohuetzen and
music tests we have never had such scandal
as this! Yes. # this is the boasted Prusslaa
civilization, / will 20 I want to live little
longer 10 my Bavaria Fritz let us 81. This
hate agalnst Prussia psryades every class in
Frankfort
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PHILOsOPHY OF MARRIAGE

~ PHILOSOPHY OF MARRIAGE.-A
NEW COURSE OF LECTURES, as delivered at the
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jects bow to Live and What to Live for ; Youth,
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cd the Cause OF Indigestion Flatul.nce and Ner-
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~ NOTICE.-NATIONAL FREEDMANS
SAVINGS BANK DEPOSITS made between now
and July 9h, will draw interest from July 1st.
June "a "a NATHAN RITTER. Cashier.