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Cable Despatches.
BERLIK, Juno 24.-Purties from
Hungary say Napoleon continues to '
purchase a large number of horses
there.
The Queen of Prussia visits Vic?
toria.
^ In thc lower nouse of tho Hunga?
rian Diet, Mr. Benath demanded
that the Government bring in bills
for the emancipation of tho Jews
from civil aud political disabilities.
ST. PETERSBURG, June 22.-Thc
Czar has arrived hore.
A Constantinople despatch an?
nounces that the Sublime Porte has
acceded to the proposition f" ? a joint
commission, to iuvestigato certain
grievances.
PESTTI, Juno 23.-The pooplc of
Croita oppose auuiou with Hungary.
Xewa Items.
NEW YOUR, Juuo 22.-Dexter to
harness, Ethan Allen running mate,
best three in fivo, Allen won three
straight heats in 2:15, 2:1G aud 2:19
-the fastest time on rocord. Dexter
lost thc second heat by a half second.
Johu Schmidt, aged sixty-five, cut
his throat to-day, after attempting to
kill his former mistress.
WARRINGTON, June 22.-Tho fol?
lowing order was issued to-day:
WAR DEPARTMENT,
AOJCTANT-GENERAL'S OFFICE,
WASHINGTON, Juue 20, 1SG7.
Whereas several commanders of
military districts, created by the Acts
of Congress, known as tho Recon?
struction Acts, have expressed doubts
as to the proper construction thereof,
and iu respeot to some of the powers
and duties under tho said Acts, and
have applied to the Executive for
information in relation thereto; and
whereas the said Acts of Congress
have been referred to tho Attorney
General for his opinion thereon, and
tho said Acts and tho opinion of the
Attorney-General have been fully and
carefully considered by the President,
iu conference with the heads of the
respective departments, the Presi?
dent accepts tho following as a prac?
tical interpretation of the aforesaid
Acts of Congress on the points there?
in presented, and directs tho same to
be transmitted to the respective mili?
tary commanders for their informa?
tion, in order that there may be
uniformity in tho execution of said
Acts. [Here follow tho nineteen
points of the Attorney-General's
summary, JUS adopted by the Cabinet,
and telegraphed on the 20th instant.]
By ordor of the President:
E. D. TOWNSEND,
Assistant Adjutant-General.
CHARLESTON, June 24.-Arrived
Schooner R. Blew, Norfolk; steamer
Moneka and schooner Lilly, New
York; schooner W. H. Tiers, Phila?
delphia; brig P. O. Lacie Elina, Ma?
tanzas. Sailed yesterday-Steamers
Saragossa aud Champion, New York.
NEW ORLEANS, Juno 24.-It is re?
ported that, as soon as Marquise
learned of tho sale aud delivery of
Quere taro by Lopez, he opened the
documents left with him by Maximi?
lian; amongst them, ho found one in
which he abdicated in favor of young
Iturbido. Marquise immediate^
proclaimed Iturbido Emperor, under
tho regency of the Empress Carlotta.
Ho also arrested thirty of tho most
notable Liberals, whom ho imprisoned
as hostages for tho lives of Maximi?
lian and his companions. It is stated
that Maximilian's counsel had boen
refused a request for thirty days'time
to prepare, and that he had been sen?
tenced; it is also rumored that he had
been executed, but thoro is nothing
authoritative to this effect
By thc last mail, it is reported that
Marquise had commenced the execu?
tion of the hostages, and had shot
two. Tho death of Mendez is con?
firmed. All tho foreign prisoners uro
ci route for Monterey; they number
four or five thousand-Austrians,
Belgians and Freu ch.
Tho latest advices from Mexico
confirm the report that Santa Anna
is at Sisal.
Yera Crn>; had not surrendered.
Captain-General Manzeans had sur?
rendered.
SAVANNAH, June 23.-Accounts
from the country report tho crops as
badly damaged hy the gale.
Hos ros, dun.' 21.-The Presiden?
tial party and a large number of Ma?
il nie bodies arrived yesterday.
The city is decked in gala costume,
aud the entire population appear de?
termined on a grand holiday. Busi?
ness is suspended, and the inhabitants
of tho suburbs and thousands of peo?
ple, from hundreds of miles distant,
are in tho streets, crowding the side?
walks, door-steps, windows, house?
tops, and every available point from
which a view of the grand Masonic
c< lebr?tion, in which President John?
son is to take part, can be witnessed.
Tin- Masonic procession commenced
moving shortly before 12 o'clock.
W\SUINUTON, June 21.-A Rome
letter says it is thought that Arch?
bishop Spaulding will return to Ame?
rica a Cardinal.
The State Depart ment has informa?
tion, through Commissioner Beck?
with, that of 524 United States exhi?
bitors af Paris, 202 have received
prizes, namely: Four grand prizes,
.seventeen gold, bixty-two silver, aud
103 bronze nicdids; seventy-nine ex?
hibitors received honorable mention.
In the Surratt case, Dr. Joseph F.
May, who removed a tumor from
Booth's ueek, testified that he had
identified Booth's dead body on tho
monitor, at tho Navy Yard.
Gen. Sheridan, on Saturday, tele?
graphed to Gen. Grant, declining to
extend the time for registration in
Louisiana, iu comphauco with tho
conditional instructions from the
President.
Internnl revenue receipts to-dny
$1,252,000.
AUGUSTA, June 24.-Registration is
proceeding quietly; 43G were regis?
tered tooday-200 blacks, and 140
whites.
FORTHESS MONROE, June 24.-The
United ?States stenmer Winooski ar?
rived iu Hnmptou Roads to-day,
with forty-odd cases of yellow fever;
the epidemic developed itself shortly
after leaving Matanzas.
CO?IMEltt'IAli A Xl? FINANCIAL.
NEW YORK, Juno 24-Noon.-Gold
38 Stocks strong. Money G@7
per cent. Flour 10(7/20c. better.
Wheat 3@5c. better. Pork unset?
tled-mess 821.50. Western whiskey
30. Cotton quiet, at 20'...
7 P. M.-Cotton dull; .sales SOO
bales, at 20'.j. Flour active-South?
ern $9.50(a 15. Corn quiet-Western
mixed, new, $1.10? 1.12; Southern
white 81.1.1. Moss Pork 821.40.
Whiskey firmer, at 32.
BALTIMORE, June 24.-Cotton rules
quiet and steady, at 20. Corn bet?
ter-primo white $1.09?1.13; yellow
$1.12@1.14; Western mixed $1.08(?
1.09. "Western bacon shoulders 9??.
Whiskey 35.
CINCINNATI, June 24.-Flour firmer
nud advanced 25c. Corn dull aud
hold at SO. Cotton dull aud nominal,
at 23}.?(?,2?. Mess pork $21. Lard
in demand, nt 11%. Bacon in fair
demand-shoulders ll; clear sides
12&
MORIEE, Juue 24.-Cotton dull and
declining, with snles of 250 bales;
the market closed nominally, with
middlings at 23'.j; demand light.
NEW ORLEANS, Juue 24.-Cotton
market dull-low middlings 241.; ;
sales 1,150 bales. Flour quiet and
firmer-superfine $10.25(3)11.50; dou?
ble extra $12. Corn improved-yel?
low and mixed 85(V/ 90; white QoQi
tl. Oats firm, nt 68070. Bacon
steady-shoulders 10(r 10>4 ; ribbed
ll*? ciClir 13. pori- anil, nt 823(<;
23.25. Gold 33.
CHARLESTON, June 24.-Cotton in?
active; sales 25 bales; quotations
nominal.
SAVANNAH, June 21.-Cotton mar?
ket opened with a fair demand, but
closed dull and heavy-middlings
24;.; ; sales 235 bale?.
AUGUSTA, Juno 24.-Cotton dull,
with sales of 84 bales-middling 23.
LIVERPOOL, Juno 24-Noon.-Cot?
ton tending down-uplands ll1?;
Orleans ll'.j.
LIVERPOOL, June 21-Evening.
Cotton closed quiet, uta decline of
fully "j,'d.-middling uplands lllad. ;
Orleans ll^d.
Colunii>iu Wlioltrhiilv I'riccn Current.
COnnECTED WSEKLY
J! Y FISHER <fi LOWRANCE.
APPLES-Per bushel..il 75
BAGGING-Gunnv, per yard. :'o
Dundee " . 28
BALE DOPE-Manilla, per lb. 25
N. Y.or West, prlb..lG@20
BACON-Hains, per ll).lfi?20
Sitios " .14J@17
Shoulders, " .12jg?l4
BUTTER-Northern, per lb. 50
Country, " .25?30
BRICKS- Per 1,00t).10 0i)(?Sl2 00
COTTON YARN-Per bunch. .2 25@2 5?
COTTON-Ordinarv, per lb.
Middling," . 23
CANDLES-Sperm, per lb.40<&50
Adamantine, ". 25
Tallow, " . 20
COFFEE-Rio, per lb.2G?30
Lagnnyra, " . -10
Java, " " .45?30
CHEESE -English Dairy, per lb... 25
Skimmed, 44 ... 20
CORN-Per bushel. 1 G5?1 70
FLOUR-Super., per bbl. Pi 00
Extra Family. ll /.'.">
HAY-Nortticrn, per cwt. :$ 23
Eastern " . . 2 23
HIDES-Dry, per lb.
Green, " . S
INDIGO-Carolina. 1 2."i
LARD-Per lb. is
LUMBER- Boards, per 100 :'t. 1 50
Scantling, " .
Shingles, per 1,000.
LIME-Per bbl. 2 75
MOLASSES -Cnba, por gallon.CO'&TO
New Orleans, '* 1 10?1 ' .
Sugar Douse. 1 23
NAILS-Per keg .7 50?S 00
ONIONS-Per bushel. 1 00
OIL-Kerosene, per gallon.7u'y,l uo
Terobone, '. .
Sperm, " . :i 50
PF.AS l'-r bushel.2 00?2 23
POTATOES-Irish, per bushel_ 2 23
Sweet. " _ 1 23
Bier. -Carolina, per ll- .I2l?14
East India, " .
SPECIE-Gold.1 34?1 ::s
Silver. i 2S'<?,I ;i2
SALT-Liverpool, per#ack. ;i 00
Table, " . 5 Ol)
SOAP -Per bar .10012J
SUGAR- Crushed, p?rlb. is
Powdered! " . ls
Brown, " .121(347
SPIRITS -Alcohol, per gallon. "C 00
Coguae brandy, '. . \t nu
Domestic '* '.
Holland Gin, " . ..> 00
American " " . 1 no
Jamaica Bum, " . un
N. E. .' " . ;; 0t>
Bourbon IVhUkt-y, . 00
Monongahela " . ft o?
Reetiikd '? . 2 50
?TAUCH-Per lb. 15
PEA Green, 11 r 1!..1 10I?JJ2 Od
Black, ' 4 .1 00?2 00
TOBACCO -Chewing, ?>er lb.30? 100
Smoking, " .?o @ 75
VINEGAR -Win..-, per gallon. 75
t'itler, 44 . GO
French, 41 . 1 5n
WINK -Champagne,per baskct.23?33 00
Port, per ga linn. 4 5?
Sin ny, ,4 .3 Ul)
Madeira, " . 5 0?)
DOMESTIC MAUKET.
MEATS -Pork, per lb. 15
Bebt 44.12.J?20
Mutton^ 41 . ' 121
POULTRY -Turkeys, nerp&'v. son
Duck?, 44 . 1 00
Chickens, 44 . l oo
Geese. .' .. i 50
SHOOTING AFFRAY.-Two negroes,
Calvin Kelley aud Jefferson Segare,
were arrested in the upper part of
this District recently, and passed
through this place yesterday, en route
to Beunettsvillo jad, charged with an
attempt nt theft and murder. The
circumstances, as -we learn them, are
as folio wo: On the night of the 14th
instant, they attempted to break tho
crib of a Mr. Segars. Tho noise at?
tracted the attention of Capt. Dovo
Segars, who went out to the crib to
ascertain tho cause. While standing
near the crib, he was fired upon, the
fdiot outeriug thc hip aud producing
a dangerous if not mortal wound.'
From the size of the wound, and the
fact that the shot entered iu a wad,
tho person firing the gnu must have
beeu very closo. Jefferson Segars was
arrested, a knife and hat being found
which was identified as belonging to
him. Soon after his arrest, ho con?
fessed tho fact that he was under the
crib, and that Calvin Kelly was on
tho watch, and fired thc gun. ,
[A nderson Intelligencer.
VOTF.HS rs LOUISIANA.-The Kew
Orleans Bee, of Juue 14, presents a
table, showing tho white vote of
Louisiana in 18G0, and tho number
of white and colored persons regis?
tered, as far as heard from, under tho
operations of tho Reconstruction Act.
Our readers must be content with
tho summary. In the city of New
Orleans, thcro were, in 1SG0, 10.S5S
voters; in 1867, 12,111 whites have
registered, and 14,309 colored. In
I the State, including tho foregoing
vote of tho city, the number of votes
I iu I860, was 50,902; in 1SG7, 21,829
whites have registered so far, and
49,822 colored, from which it would
appear that three-fifths of the whites
have not registered.
HOLDING A CONVENTION.-Tho Mis?
sissippi Clarion says that to vote down
a convention is to close the door
against reconstruction, leaving no
opportunity of reviewing our action.
Ou tho contrary, if a convention is
held, all tho subjects involved in the
question of reconstruction, together
with the action of tho convention, are
to be submitted to tho people for rati?
fication or rejection. Even if you are
now opposed to reconstruction, would
it not be wise to hold a convention,
and leave your final decision to be
rendered by the lights before you at
tho latest moment? There is no tell?
ing what a day may bring forth. Be
? ware of hasty action.
The Keowee Courier says:
"Much interest ia felt in regard
to the mineral explorations pro?
gressing in the adjacent country.
Persons from a distance are at pre?
sent 'prospecting,' with a view to
purchasing. Col. Kuhtmaun, iu
charge of valuable mineral interests,
is making tho necessary arrangements
to place them iu market. Tho coun?
try around Walhalla abounds in tho
precious metals, and wo aro gratified
to see that eilbrts are being made to
exhume them. Energy and industry
will insure success."
PmcE OF LANDS IN NORTH CARO?
LINA.-Cotton, coru, potatoes and
poa lands $5 to 350, and as high as
8100. Grape lands 85 to 815. Corn,
cotton, or turpentine lands Si.50 to
$10. In the middle Counties of the
State, lands producing cotton, com,
oats and wheat, or tobacco, corn,
oats and wheat can bo bought from
85 to 825 per acre. Thin lands in
the same region can bo bought for
less. Beyoud the mountains, lands
for grazing or the cultivation of the
cereals and fruit, are bought from 83
to 825. The intrinsic value, locality
and improvements regulate thc price.
> POLITICAL ESTIMATES.-A writer in
tho New York Evening Post submits
a list of the States, and an estimate
of their political complexion in the
next House of Representatives, and in
the electoral college at the next Pre?
sidential election. He gives Con?
necticut and all tho seceded States
to thc Democrats, together with
Delaware, Maryland and Kentucky.
The result is in the electoral college,
Republicans, 220; Democrats, 99; in
the House, Republicans, 141; Demo?
crats, 101.
- - - -. -? . -
PASSINO AWAY.-The census statis?
tics of Rhode Island show a far
greater proportion of deaths than of
births among the colored people in
that State, and the Springfield Re?
publican believes that unless tho co?
lored race throughout Now England
aro replenished from infmigration
i from tho South, tho negroes in that
section will soon disappear. In Mas
I sachusotts, tho negro population de?
creased 578 from 1855 to I860, and
4,297 from 1SG0 to 1S05.
Dr. Buckland, the English natu?
ralist, had a Brazilian monkey which
ho wished to take from Southampton
to London in the passenger tar, but
the guard of thc train objected, and
said bc was a dog, and must go in the
dog-van. The doctor, by. way of
reduct io ad absurdum, took a tortoise
ont of his coat pocket and asked the
gnard if that, too, was a dog. After
attentive consideration, the guard
replied slowly, but firmly, "No, sir;
them's all right-them bo hinsex."
FLOUR SALES IN ATLANTA.-Tho
/..'.../ says that at an auction sale in
that city on Tuesday, "Kennedy"
brauds in barrels brought from 87.80
to 7.90 por barrel; Georgia Mills, $6;
"St Louis," $5.50 to $6; half socks,
$2 to 82.22 per suck. The figures
being too low, very little was sold.
Au attempt -was mode one day lost
week, near Hudson, to throw a Hud?
son Bi ver Railroad train from the
track, by changing tho switch and
spiking it in its altered position. The
design, doubtless, was to rob the pay?
master, who was known to be on
board with a large sum ot money;
but tho plot was discovered in timo
to prevent any damag?.
There was a report iu town yester?
day, based upon private advice?, that
Stanton had resigned Iiis position ns
Secretary of War, because of the de?
cision of the Cabinet touching the
restoration of thc displaced Southern
officials. It was also said to have some?
thing to do with General Sickles' re?
signation. Wc doubt the report,
however.-Neto York World, 21s/.
Tho Dahlonega Signal welcomes
the return to that place of Mr. Jesso
G. Blackwell, who, a few months
ago, went with a company from At?
lanta, to linda home in Central Ame?
rica. Mr. Blackwell, the ?>t)/it<il says,
advises his friends if they have a
home to stay at it. He looks very j
feeble, and while there, came near !
dying
Business is dull in Rhode Island.
In the vicinity of Providence 100,-j
OOO cotton spindles have been stop- j
ped lately, and the curtailment is j
still going on.
Arthur Hose, who thinks he smells
sweeter by tile name of the "Eng?
lish Artemus Ward," announces that
he is coming here next winter to lec?
ture.
The New York World states that
Southern millers had made arrange?
ments for selling handsome faniily
flour in New York for thirteen dol?
lars per barrel.
A party of convicts attempted to
escape from the penitentiary at Mil
ledgeville, Ga., when two were killed
and several wounded; tho balance
wero captured.
The gun which Geu. Seth Pome?
roy, of Northampton, used at the
battle of Buuker Hill, is on exhibi?
tion in that town.
A Paris chocolate vender has
placed upon the cover of his choco?
late, "Imitators of this chocolate
will be punished with death."
A number of new post offices have
been opened in the South. The de?
partment intends perfecting the ser?
vice as speedily as possible.
Fifty-one iron-clnds remain un?
sold, sticking in the mud of the Dela?
ware.
Tho potato blight has appeared in
Ireland, and whole fields are affected
by tho disease.
A female suiYrago resolution has
been introduced in the Now York
Constitutional Convention.
Barnum pays Tom Thumb 810,000
for five weeks' engagement. That
Thumb pulls out extraordinary plums.
Government will take all the tele?
graph Hues in England for tho postal
service.
Mrs. Forrest is remarried and lives
on Staten Island.
Humphrey Marshall is a candidate
for the Kentucky Legislature.
They say in Paris that the Prince
Imperial has the scrofula.
Of military interference ex-Go?
vernor Wellos has had his Phil.
NOTICE.
fTpiIE Exccntive Committee aro hereby
1 requested to meet, THIS (Tuesday)
AFTERNOON, 25th inst., at 6 o'clock, at
C. il. Wilder's. WM. MYERS, Chairm'n.
Juno 25 1
For SI ?Ttl o,
SIX or SEVEN HUNDRED THOUSAND
BUICK. Api.lv to
Juno 24 5 D. B. Pr.SAUSSUUE.
"ANOTHER NEW THING!"
AFRUIT PRESERVER, for all kinds of |
fruits, vegetables, Bpiccd fruit?, toma?
toes; without tho expense of air-tight jars
ur cana; saves the trouble ol sealing; it
saves sugar; casilv done. Call and get a
pamphlet at FISHER A HEINITSH'S,
Jnue 24 DmggistH.
" TAX NOTICE.
VLL persons that have made their re?
turns and have not paid their TAXES,
aro re.pio.ited to call between J ills DAV.
the 24th, and SATURDAY, tie- 29th day of
Juno, and sot tie np and SAVE, COSTS', as
LONGE1? INDULGENCE CANNOT BE
oiVEN. mos. H. WADI:,
Tax Collector Richland Dist., S. C.
1'. s.-All unreturned Capitation Tax?
payers will bo DOUBLE-TAXED unless
their returns aro made and payments aro
made hy tin* above stated dato, viz: the
2!lth dav of Juno, 18G7.
Juno 21 2 T. ll. WADE, T. C. lLJD.
Notice is Hereby Given
nnilAT the congregation of the Calvary
JL Baptist Chinch, Columbia, S. C., will
present their petition, two months after
date, to lila Honor Chancellor Cai roll, wit?
ting at Chambers in Columbia, tor a char
tor incorporating Bald Church for fourteen
years. The capital stock of nani corpora?
tion to In- $5,01)0. Said petition and this
notice being in pursuance of au Act of the
ii. ui ral Assembly passed A. D. 1800.
WM. WALLACE,
J it ; ?e 2~. tuO Att'y for Petitioners.
STRAYED,
FROM the subscriber, on Hie
19th instant, a RED COW. of
medium size, both hind leg*
?Mt" below tho knee.-, a white
mark in the forehead, shaped like a heart.
Wie hail on a now bel) wbetl nhe left thc
yard. A ?bera! reward will be given for
ubi duh. wry, cr information tr h oro ?he can
t.e found. * . M. L. BO WEB,
June 2."? tnth2_ Taylor Street.
For Sale,
ONE SAW MILL-comp! te; ermine
40-horao power. At Palmetto Iron
Worka. WM. GLAZE A CO.
May 25_3JL
Sugar Mills.
SUGAR MILLS can be had at low prices.
Call at Palmetto Iron Work'
May 25 3t> WM. GLAZE A CO.
*By Industry we Thrive!"
18G5. mm 1807.
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A.notion Sales
Flour, Bacon, Lard, Furniture, ?bc.
By D. C. PEIXOTTO.
I will eell, THIS MORNING, at 9} o'clock,
at roy Auction Store,
Firkin? Extra Lard, Herring?,
Flour, Shoulders, Mackerel,
Soap, Nail?, 10,000 Segare,
20 gallons Claret Wine,
Durham Smoking Tobacco, Snuff, Ac.
ALSO,
Household Furniture, consisting of
Bureaus, Wardrobe,
Eino Cottage Bedstead, Mattress,
Bocking Chair, Chairs,
Table Crockery, Tinware, and many
other articles.
ALSO,
2 Fino Double-barrel Guns,
Hats, Shoes, Ac, Ac.
tVWSalo positive. Conditions cash.
June 25_
Milch Cotes, reith Calces.
Bj D. C. PEIXOTTO.
I will sell, THIS MORNING, in iront of
my Auction Store, at 9$ ?'clock,
2 Fine Milch Cows, with young Calves.
June 23_
Variety Sale.
By JACOB LEVIN.
On THUBSDAY MORNING next, at hall
past 0 o'clock, I will sell, at my store,
the following articles, tocloso a concern:
Fore, Jack and Smoothing Planes,
Socket Chisels, Gouges, Latches,
Key-hole and Web Saws. Locks, Bolts.
Hasps and Staples, Sash Rollers,
Try and Bevel Squares, Compasses,
Augers, Sash Springe, Powder Flasks,
Shot Belt?, Mahogany Knobs,
Bed Keys, Screw-Plates, Chains,
Drawing Knives, Hinges, Hinge Nails,
Rivets, and a variety of other articles in
the same line.
ALSO,
Groceries, Whiskey, Brandy,
Tobacco, Ac, Ac,"and sundry articles of
Furniture. Sale without reserve.
Unlimited articles received until hour of
sale. June 25
MARRIAGE GUIDE.
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Da. WM. YOUNG,
No. 41G Spruce st., Philadelphia, Penn.
June 24 tuly
KING'S MOUNTAIN
Military School,
YORKVILLE, S. C.
THE Socond Sossion will be?
gin on tho 15th of July and end
jgon tho 15th of December, 1867.
"For full information, applv for
circular to Col. A. COWARD,
Principal. Jtine 21 21
Wanted,
5AAA BUSHELS WHEAT, at
m\J\J\J market price, by
FISHER A LOWRANCE.
June 19_ ?lmo
PROPOSALS FOB FRESH BEEF.
SEALED PROPOSALS, in duplicate, will
be recoived at this ofiicc, until 12 m.
on FRIDAY, tho 28th instant-at which
time they will bo opened-for furnishing
the Subsistence Department at this Post
with FRESH BEEF for six months, ending
December 31, 18G7.
Tho Beef to be of good and marketable
quality, in equal proportion of fore aud
hind quarter, (necks, shanks and kidney
tallow to be excluded,) in such quantities
as may be from (imo to timo required, and
on such days as shall bo designated by tho
Assistant Commissary of Subsistance,
Two sureties, in tho sum of Four Hun?
dred Dollars each, to bo named in the pro?
posal, will bc required for the faithful per?
formance of tho contract.
Payment to bo mado monthly, by the
proper disbursing officer, in Government
funds.
Proposals must bo marked "Proposals
for Frosh Beef," and addressod to tho un?
dersigned, who reserves the right to reject
auv bid deemed unreasonable.
Bv order of Brevet Brig. Gen. W. W.
BCltNS, Com. Sub. 2d Mil. Dist.
B. H. DAY,
2d Lieut. Otb U. S. Infantry,
Acting Commissary of Subsistence.
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IF von desire to supply Yourselves for the
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ot'
All-wool Cassimeres!
AND WITH THE MOST DURABLE
Jeans and Kersey Fabrics !
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Order Samples from the mbscriber, and
they will be foi warded, with prices attach?
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From these samples you can make vom
BClcctiona and return your orders; and the
gooda will bo forwarded directly from the
manufactory. JOHN A. Yo LNG,
President Bock blandManufac. Co.,
June 2 lino Charlotte, N. C.
BUCK-EYE TRIUMPHANT!
npHE subscriber has received tho agency
I for the sale of the celebrated BUCK?
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Which has taken the premium ovor all
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Parties wishing machines will find lt to
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and expenses added, and every machine
sold warranted to give entire satisfaction.
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Juno 4_Manufacturer's Age ht.
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