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Tht Treiidiat's Vjto. Wa9UIXOTO^, July IP. 1 i? !o'ilo*itt i is u ?\ uo>V>U o* tlio Pret d-m'* veto of llie stf pplemeotary recoilfctructiou Act : .Via litu? to (be decliration that the State (luvprnmenls ut? illegal, bo cava "h insular c'oYiYNdlotiort is apparent bv-Y*.? V." nifrois declares these local State 'Gov. eniMviits to be tl!ej;^l OovcYtuWC'rts, and lli'pli provides Hint til eno illegal liovertiiueuta shall he carnal on hy rVderal officers, wlm are to perform tlie vt-iy duties imposed on its own otticers hy this illegal Stale aullioriiy. It certainly would T>e a novel spactatde if Congress should attempt to carry on H b'gil Statu t.i ivernmcnt hy the agency ol its own oili :ers. It is vet 111 oi o Stt Inge that Con oress attempts to au-tain and carry on an illegal Slate tiovernment bv ilie same novel agency." Willi regard to title hy conquest, lie savs "it is a new title, ac quired by war. It apnlies onlv to lerri t >rv ; for goods or mYivable items reguhtr< I-, ciptured in war are palled hnfctv ; or, it taken by individual soldiers, plunder.? There is not a fo >t of gmnnd of one of these ten States which the Unite'! Stales holds hv con.ji|???l, save on!v inch land as did not. lielom* to either of thc?e States, or to anv individual owner. " I mean such ! mds as dul belong to the pretended fJovi Mi nent c died the C nfederate States.? These lands we may claim to hold by cm quest. As to all oilier lands or lerri torv, whether hnhini'ing to the Stages or j to individuals, the Federal government ! li i? now no mora title or right to it titan j it had before the rebellion " The message ( c oicudes as follows; "Within a period 1 less than a year die legislation of (Ion or? has attempted to strip the executive ' d 'paftmenl of the government nf^ninsof j i's essential powers. The Constitution, I and the oath crovided in it, duvo've upon the President the piwer ond the dntv to S>V til .t tile I.IW8 are faithfully PXeCUled I The Constitution, in oriler to oarrv out this po ipr, gives him the cltO'Oe of the I agents, and it i h k os tlem subject to It in ' control mid supervision ; liutiri the execu j tion or these laws. the constitutional ohti- I ration upon the President remains; hut j the power to exorcise that constitutional [ ?i'itv is effect??lIv taken a war. The ! military commander is, ms to the power t of HPpointtrteilt, made to lake the place of the President, and the general of the arm v the place of the Senate ; ami any attempt on the part of the President to as?ert his o?n constitutional powef mar, tinder pre 1 tonra of law, he met hv official inauhordi nation. It is to he few rod that these | military officers, looking to the ?tt liori'v . given hv these laws r alter than to the! letter of the Const it ntior, will reeoonize ! tio authority hut the commander of the district and ili?% i??hu"jI ?->f -?? tr . there was no other objection than this to tliis pronn>n?(] legislx'inn, it would he sufficient Whilst. I hnhl the chi?f executive authority of the United K;ate<t; whilst the obligation rests npnti hia to ncs that all i tlm laws are faithfn'lv executed, I can | never willfully surrender that trust to the powers given for its execution. I can j tievergive my as?0nt to he made respnn i aible for the faithful execution of the ln??, I jiiid at the same time surrender that trust | and the powers which accuepsnv it to I any other executive officer, high or low, or to any number of executive officers.? If this executive trust. vested hv the flop ftitution in the President, is lo he taken from him and vested in a snhordma'e i officer, the responsibility w II he wi'li I Congress, in clot long the subordinate with unconstitutional power, and with the ] officer who assumes its exercise. This I interference with tl?e constitutional atn thouty of the executive department is an evil that will inevitably sap the foun.la tions of our Fejeral system, hut it is not the worst evil ?t tliis legislation. It is a great public wrong to fake from the Pre. ~ r 1 11? ' n?j*i??? r.WllinriH'l l||l??i: I) Mil HIOnH I l?y iliH Constitution, hut the wrong i* j more flagrant and inor? dangerous when the powers so taken from the President nre conferred upon subordinate executive ottieers, and especially upon mditary ofii cers. Over ne irlv one third oftheS'ateg of the Union military power, regu'aledhv tu> fixed law, ru'es supreme. Each one of these five district commanders, thou ?b ' not chosen by the people or responsible to them, have tins hour more executive power, military and civil, than tlie people have rvi r been willing to confer up >ti the head of llie executive department, though chosen hv and responsible to themselves. Tho r*medy must come from tlifi people themselves. They know what it i? and bow it is to be applied. At the present time they cannot, according to the Con (dilution, repeal these laws ; thev cannot remove or control this military-'Teapotism The remedy, nevertheless, is in their liano*J if is to he found in the ballot, and is a sure one, if not controlled by trmid, overawed by arbitrary power, or. from apathv on their part, too long delated.?' n? .I i > n i ? .i . >>rn anniing conmienre tn uiair patrio tism, wisdom and integrity, t am * * i 11 fiopeftil of the future, and that in the end the r?xl of despotism will be broken, the armn.d rule of p iwer he lifted from the neck* of the people, and the prmpiple of a violated Constitution preserved." JwtrsAirsf to nn Soitito Rt'aerv? The Monrow Gazette publishes the follow inp t The Ralgrada correspondent of tk* Gotoxe announces that while the Turkish Council of Minister* whd deliberating on the means of procuring money for the fcultan'* voyage, one of tlitf dignitaries proposed to sell Jerusalem to Russia.? We do not know what truth there may he in that rumor, bol everybody here is convinced that if the sale is not yet effect ed, it will take place. Negotiations on the subject arn said to he in progress he tweco General Tgrtatfef and AH Prf**m The price of Jerusalem end Jaffa la *up? posed to be fixed At one hundred milliont of piastrea (twenty millions of franc* ) The Gazette de France, remarking on ill a ahove, says: This news cannot he true, for Rtnala nviet know, in fact, that the Catholic world would never permit that purobtA*. IDmrnatu ITc^cc. ' I?~ . - ? | rvjUUiailKD AT LANCASTER C. II. S. C , ! I ** 1 COA^ttltftiV CAllTCR. \VF.DNRSD\Y MiMIN'INO, JULY 81. 18f,7. ! Subscribers (iodine a (\) cross mark on Ihe inartful of their paper may know that their time is about to expire TERMS FOR SUBSCRIPTION. i For one vear. in advance, - 13 no r For fix moiltil*, " 1,60 For th'reG months, " 1 00 I Political. Conore**, or will '?? seen from the p/oj needing* published elsewhere, has t?d* j.turned, without having n tliiled any more sereons injurv ti poti the C"llntrv I linn tlx* passage of (lie Supplemental Reconstruct lion hill, heftfe puh'ished. Until the reg nl?r -Rp-sioo, therefore, the Smith w ill ho respited from the destructive crusadn which that hn.lv has hitherto, wi'h so I much port'iiHoitv, carried on. against her. ' \\ l.other anv further humilia'i.m* mraif ' u?, before he:ntj invested with our pollti j or! right8, time oolv can determine, and ! ' it is idle to speculate upon the future nt j ' the ereat revolution now m prngreeft? Our business is with tlo* present. It will ho seen tint! the rOmmanditip (tenor*! of lies Military District has np? pointed Hoards of |teei?Oers for a'! of Ihe Counties of North C iro'ina and D'Mriets ] of South O*ro'iti?, and that the appojto J tees are r. quired to report In their reaper* J ' tive*P?.Rt Commanders for 5n*t met ions and dutv. The work of recoiteimotion, ' ' therefore, ulider the Iain laws of Cn'it?re??, is ahout It commence The reoent ad dttionnl Supplemental A el doe* not ma t?rial v alter the ^ rmer Acl? in reference to registration and Votitit*. Tt i* explan ' atorv of the other*, and i's explanation* I are such a? to render more ri^'id the ru'es ? Ill'Mir ?tl lltA I'I'lVBtJt f\t v?.s? ?* A 1 supposed to he disfranchised Alihnn.-h I 1 two Supplemental lills Iikvk 1ift>n passed, h^ qifKiinn as to who are rlisfrHnrlii'i"! ' and who no*, i? stiM far from 1 ???iti^ -fi nitnlv se'lled. Under the last A't. the j Board* of Registration are required to , construe the '?* and determine dnnlqfiil question* under it, lull *p nresnma *) ht ' Uicv will rpec vc such instruct ion* from I ??-mrt?*r? a* will secure unif?>r'Miitv in each Mi'itary l)iatriet. , Our views of l||** duties of our penp'e n reference to reg'?iration *"*' voting have been an repeatedly expressed, t <?*t j #t deem it i>nneee?sarv to Mti-Mtp ilirm ' at pVesent. further than In admonish I ?? ' privileged rln?? to he in readiness to exer ^ cise their rights as soon as the iiischinerv 1 of registration is put in operation Onr j 1 prospects, at hest, are hy tio means rn I Cntiraging, mi l apathy on the part uf the ; ^ whites, in the approaching struggle for t . political power, will prov?r fatal to llie t hope of future prosperity for mitj rlass, I t whether white or Mack, iu the Soo'h. Kh ] | the S'ate Govttfnmrnl ia to he remodeled, j there most he intelligence anil wuulom it j the head ; or else our reconstruction w ill j resu't in a condition of things far wotse I than hiiv we have vet experienced. The Necessity of Manual Labor. I i | The value of time, and the uses to which I it ahouhl he applied, is a matter of super ; latlve importance to us at this moment, to both the old and the young. Daily observations teach us, that the neces?itv of impressing tlda esM-ntial truth, more ea 1 pepially upon the rumds of the youth, is paramount to everv other consideration of l I _ in.. i ) viiirin v (irtrnrpr A oniit?*ny inrarv rertitrlct t "llml idtenp?a and a dependence upon nthnra for auppof, are eviU 11?nf ( will have to he corrected, to ensure pro* pprHv at the Suntll " Ft in H dep'orfthlo I f?ct. however much we regret i'n ex"< I tence, that a laiga nvnnhet of nyr people are trying to live without la'mr ; nuint , I her* havo heen auttained hv ihe hand* of ^ ! charity, and from present ,indication* j promin# to he aopplianta in the future.? j I Hut it t* pot to thin e!**e that we partim . I tarly allude in our preeer t remark*, not | withstanding a gloat reformatio? mi<*ht | he had among them. i Since time immemorial there ha? exiat I ed a great Aversion to "manual lalmr" 1 among a majority ol the people at the South ; men who could poaeihlv make , a support that would enaMe thetrt to live shove the furpwion of want and keep up appoarances, seldom ever engaged in any mechanical business?hence our nre-ert impoverished condition. Ai d now, when we take a view of the aituaiion. we find a majority of these people endeavoring to eka out an existence l?y their wits ; a number are nominally engaged in busi n?aa, lounging and dawdling through etch week, wailing for aomathing to turn up. The production of the South, we doubt not, if all fuijao'e and brain in the* Mouth were fully taned,and the labor proi parly directed, could l>4 juat. about doub led. There are acoree of young man pre. paring to practice law or physio; ycung men inatructing a half doseo pupils ; bun dr*de engaged in selling ribandai at eol lege, etc., who ought to be differently occupied. Thera ara young ladiaa by Iadorea engaged in reading novels or en tertaioing beaux, who would mora profl i ? ,i| I?I?? llnlyjM tahty spend their lima in Win kitchen*? Thare are ten thousand Shifts to live, no natter iiow, that it is cot manual labor. In a word, the market of bead work is glutted id the South, while llie hinini"f, the ^>\(tne, the trowel, tbe hoe, the n*e, are crying for stalwart arms to iiristi tbem. ' The idea is, that a trade i? not'pi?t the tiling for a young man who considers liitnself as good as anybody. It is thought belter to be a jsckieg professor to some diameter, man in o* a inf-namc of any branch. Til* ngeht of kaiiioIxi dv's vegetable pills is thotight a more el igihle match for vntir daughter than lite 1 man wU build* a sewing machine. So 1 It is a foolish Ami ofiflt fatal pride which 1 make* thousand* r! r?rtlc froth mechanical ' art* ; nn>1 those very men who, hv a life ' of honest ini'netrv, have secured a high position in the comthilnitv and a respec table competence for their families, turn iheir hack* upon their occupation*, and ' iritn iIieir sons out for something thai I will not *oil their white hard*. 'Farm ing' in the Smith i* the mo*t prolific source nl idleness^ for we h ?vefew (n*r?. In all direction*, vhil'itieet not vprv handi ?ort|elv dreaded voting gent'enter, on horse hack, who inform von that thev are '"far ining." It i* a vain ducetviti(J term, that means, perhaps, s r c'lv, that thew'ive in Ii?? conn'rv, ?n<l mm* l>p ovt'r'ootiny h mix! Hjiippo TIipv Iihvp a traditional <l?t? (tint tlx* f?rn?pr n>nv rooftop liiiiinplf o llfnd work TliPV sit <>n ?|ih (piicp nn '! nii purlv Hinn??r wslcliini/ n on* 1mi?p ' ow, Hrii! f<? Cftllft, tflN'l lI'P latest oarfc-" repor ?, har'liftftlv tliinlc flin h*r 4>P!nng to the tjrpHt agricultural fr*crnity.** Ofti- Sickles' Coach-and-fmr. (leto-tal ^icki.ks rep'ips to the ilsntin isttioH*. made io C-'>fi'_'rMS? |.y Mr KlD tllXjK, of his extravagance in ruling imiinil Cli rlpxton in a o?>acli anil four. iVn copy fioitt the |irocc?xIii?i{'? of JnU j 181.: M>, 11 i m/h ain sent to flic (der.C'i i!e?U, (Oil llHll ft>Nll, ll.c fn"oW'til? >f|pi?rnlll, re. pivp I In- I <tit to .iwv fr.uti (Iph'I SioljIcN ! I'll inks for vnnr liHn'Ui.ins reply lo Mr It, ilrifh/-# Y"H lowV his aniietv .villi ili* fotioi'irit! information ih*t mv n-iipmjp lias hot cost hloi or a?i\ of his ripfi 'ft a h i ili to/, ftmi11 <j r(in 1/(1 hpii'i* tip herts' -il /if. of mv c I'lea/lleR of the n... I ? f '? i n mi :\ rm > \ urp? Prepare for Turnips. \V* would lik* 11*iii our faro *rs ! * ' nor* iiiipr*?s*d w i'Ii 111?- iinjior'iiik'c ol Iii* crop A few Kill's ?uil 'act* hi <\ 1 > - li'y l*ad to iliis desirable r suit. I In* irejiid'C* berelof.iro existing to some lie TO* a^aill-l ill* ril'S llS??* V arl*H , W* are ;lad. is fast dianpp*ari?*C. Tb* ' Son'h r" Aurirnburisi" sa- s : "If ill* turnip rrfip is so va'uabte to C ".'Isinl. bow much mors in in it v ii In- ii ii ill* Southern SlH'cs, where |l*l-\ do ii ! J save lobe pulled or boused I 11 >- r <> milip n ? iir-si pasture* of ih* soul, and wih the ruts IsHirii >mii other mrnuis, to Kelp out lb* feed. lb* Southern Sra'*? psn surpass l^-ioand Mi ill* production of wool, m ni'iyb, a* llicv i'o now in Cot (on I'o hlldl H K ate of perfection Is I c the English brought ill* rill ore of turnips, il'si tl ev liHWe revolutionized the agricul turpof ib* kingdom, hiuI Mi* turnip **<?p of England i* anntiallv worili m u* ib*n ill* coi'oo crop of 0.* tInii?*.| Sinn** ? Sow coiiuiioii luro'p* in August. S*p|*m l..-r hii'I CNe'ober Tl * rota haga iii ?v b* sown from 20 li Ju'v *io September; slioul'i b* plsii'eif in ilril's, too fc*i apart arid I Is in >? <! out to twelve or fouri**i? inches. 'I'll* rota biga is (! *'in*ii noon to work a great riiai ge in Southern ag Pentium I'llS*v ar* as ea-ilv managed s iii* common fur nip, ar* m'?r* in'riiiv* k-*p inir*h longer, and afford pruns? equal lO CoWnrds, if u?t *UI??r?OP Si ck of all kinds ar* fi>"d of them, and from tIt?? r rh-ti gn'ijen Color, ?we>-t m?'i1 'fi-l' ruin f!?vnr. nrt* 111 f.ir lK<? F.rniers, trv t#? no* bem*. ?nr| learn ' Ivovv it invn dm <nirn crib Tim niu bni j im m n??l inclined |o ncf<| in tlii? fbin ?t* ; ' ill l'ii? in w benefit r-itItcr limn an oljec 4ion. h* thereby. iIim route keep hoiid'I much longer. fcOMMrSICATKD ] 041 bunheU ..f corn ?pr? <*un?iirn??d to l>r J F (i M'I'hi/. by die eui?!M?i? of Newb-rne, N C? upon hii mimuuo in ule to ilieoi In liiui Nur'li ('nrnlini hue acted kuid'v loi | wnrd ll>n of tin* P:s'rict, 0 ly j ijifee of tier ci'iea were ?,btrp?-ed for re ! I inf. iijro of ?h<im, Newbern* noil VVil niington, responded promptly ???H eul> ?t?nti*llv I true! 1 Imv nfi-?'l ever tie ru oiernt.end with feelings of gratitude t>v our people. Plain Talk ?Mr. U->ynond, of doNew ?rk Tint*, any* dint "uilf-efc die rleinoi H lZ ?linn wlijcb lias la?en griir?r on n flie public nervire fir the !* ( mo venr? cnfi be checked, and that Speedi'V our im.-h'"*- ?y?i?-n? mw*i imnnv nr*?* k 1 down F >r ?k?n it come* to t?a linden Mnod that rntfliea r*n and do Tt'lilil'i callv eet-Apa texA'ton, bonaa' man r?t!l re fnia to par." Thia < to ll\ft point. nod ??e hnpa that ntir infl'ianlial cnteoiporart wdl put fna a>iould?*r?to the ?heel, and aarneatly nork to pratent auch a nrttionel cdainitjr, , , Tvvcttto* bt a Sotrm CkRftitfrrAtf.1 ? A NA*!i?i?tn paper atataa that Mr ?? U. E. flf C., ha* in-I trodtifnd *n improved aup in I Wat city, for * Inch he b?? obi at it I a patent , by the ua? of tin* aotip, half the limn tiaually conapmad it ?Av?d, and the?a are ntAnv advantage* in the wAt ( rtibhin/, boil/ntf And machinery. The pa pat frit# olaima to apeak from experience. Appointment of Registers. HVqmr 2d Military Distinct, ' l CllnrllMlon, !h. A , Jul> 18 | (/eneml Order* No GO The following nppoiulmeiVA nT Re^in tt-rs are unnminccil. The perron* namei! will lie a??ii;iie(l to rlntv l?v PoM Pom tnanftrr* an member* of Hoard* of tfHtioti for the several Iietftstrat on Pro rind* thev iiibv establish wulmi their cnmmitnil*. Commanding Olticers of Post* will fill vacancies ami report their action to these headquarters for confirmation. Two Hoard* of H?(>iHtr <tion wi!llw? or ganiz-o! for each County in North Paroli( nn iihv rig ojore Mian si* elect on prerince, except the Counties ol H.iaufnrl Ptupher la> <1 (''even, Ktloeetitnlie (Sr?i;v<lle, Hal'* I-X, New Hanover. Wake, Oh vie anil \\ limn, winch sha'l have the Board* pro vi<lpH for in this nrdet Three Itonrds of Ifegi*'faflnn w|II lie organized for each I) ~I riot in Sooth Par *11 ii h a e*i'?*|)i iiip i? ikI r i o* ? of Unrn'vfll, Mprk'pv. OrHnjrp>niry, l^xin^ton, hpsii tori, Hrvptivilt**, Clo*si?*r, OnHeton Hml <hw Ov of ('Ii il'pfctoii, wliif'i ?1mll h*Vrt llio Hoards proV'dad for In I It ordpr Kptfintprn w?>| l?p rcqtiirnil 10 ink? iIim Oltll lirOS-rilipd h\' l'o* >?0t (?f C sppMvrd 2'IJii'v, 18(12. Iflmik lorm< of tlrs unlit ot ollu'p will I>p fnrnisliHil to I Post 0omot?n<li*r? mid wlipn dttlv mill srriPpd and swortn will lie re'tifnul 1 r? liphivqimrtpr*. TIih flcrtion precinct* p?t*l.|i*l>pd l.y I law Of riia'iiin ^|H votintr places ill ti n Oonntip* mo) Oil'ps of Nor'K < Inroliruf | and In tIip, ri'?trip's I'iii?lin sod \I?iotoi ; pali'ips of s?oi|i|| t'arolioa, wi| lie devir ; tlft'pd liv P.?l Ooo'tnHOllpfa, ** l!|M p'aCM* I for K'l.'islraiion. ! i? deS'rslt'e tliat not more tit tin ?'X of tltpap and prpf.-r-? I ' v a l?-a? n ,1 in I ?r, 'ip "tiiolii<|-.f in h I'm ?'?' rntio'1 pipo'nrt hltd ???'l'ii?-<1 to chip h srd so ilmt anip'p fupditie* toay Iip sHordul 'or Ii's rai'nn Kvorv IIiihh! wiP olioo'p it* tir?? ili'tp nffii'cr, wlio wll rporpspiil tlip h ?*r I nrd H*irioo> CP its Hc'iort upon all matters coin ; injj Ji?rorp it. |{? ,?'ali..... f >. .1.-- " .. . iin .ur^nvrfinilfni til H | ' 'or* ift lliw Mipltnrire of tliftr ilntio* will { l>r? rt iiIv |??iIi''?lu*i| h. s >??n it* prHoliotl'l? for fruriprHl inforniHlion . f I'll#? follow ill.' I* * lift of tilt* R"iri*'or|l | fur 11'in mul tlio A<l)'<inoi(f |l District nf CJvsfPrfif/it -j-llrnii' Jo' n. i nil. WllllHlli 4* |?I'???I/|H, 11 fr firx V. J oil II ; M. Sorilh, llcurv I. Slirc?>liiii\ .1 .hi. W Swrinn??v, Ifanj (JrcwVv, Mwlcot. Me f CuVoihii District of Kcrshn w ?.1 ?i?J J R Ii ) tiNoii. J (i M (ii\ o, L- vi I' (Hi iin I Ih ii. \V Ti?fi.?*r So orimn A lt?n j im'n, <'ii'iunl.ji- "lliivor. .|.i(ii A :t w.v.-!| rlio.1.1 10 L un? M'K'I. ^ llllllir. District of Diticnsfrr ? W. 0 M ..O1 r f> i.IVv M \ ifr?-.l AiiHrf?'? .1 T ()?|iol?n'l, I K K limoi.n-". H. I< lifk, |{ K I l.inti|i?nii J .iiiM. || ,rr * *' * . * f' R-v''*'*-"* ' *r-l|\ "H|?|min' <1 will Ii* innni-l i'flv iioi'fi ! * iliw I'.wi ('o.n ' in<n to wliorn iliev will r.-p.ir' it urn-*- ???r iih? iimivh-ih'V * ?? ! *? * ri U ?* AM Ill KITH' f?mn lli? Ri*|f i?i??rn Will I ii ;?<). I III Mil* I'.IM ^/iHllil Mflili*f. m l m ?iruniuii? will In* rin-mil i?*i| in Mimrd* nf It? ?!"'rn inn,through Mi*AH" Iff I'll All 111* I, I?v rout in mil nf M?j < *" SI' K l.ivS *1 W CLot's, (y*pl .38. Ji U S I'l., A. 1> C All.I A 'A A. ii. j Liens on Cro_ps. H'o'qllK 21) MtllTAIIY DlSTKICT. ) CiiHro*ni"ii, S O, J '8 v 10 j Sir ; In r>*plv i<? *1"* inrviittpA vioi iimlm iii I"*IihM < f rmmm fornijjn nih| nun Win i;ApiiNlulo, I HOI dirin"Ml I?v I'm t/oiii* ) iiiHIiihiryr (?*" a*rn' In I *j fairill V"ll t > a*i liv , (}fn**r*l O'lni n 10 i|aI*M lloHlliJUAf iff* 2 I Mi'^'H" I f' * r'l", Ch r ?.|(||| S. ?April llt'i 1867. i* pn?ri'l?*il : "Hih' nil hMvhi co? of mi.n?*v ?uh?'? ' iHiicn, unpii'inHiii*, l.*rii,,Zr*ri? Irwiml, | m??i| of r*?4|tj r?*iI lor ill* pi|ipo?<* itf Hlilo'i; li? h gr null y r aI p'.rrll"8 of t h* pnrtpli*, -Iinil Ii.ri?i?-ri?-(l Ami 11? ?jrt*tuii? '** wliirli Iiavm prneiilnil ilie ui?f t-lfTrimi rem *?1li'? iii ?lj(*h fiit i 'or 111m len.l.r a ill ' I'f Hinlpor'nil ?i?rl Hifiini*il, V\'hi_?h? f.ir i I?h<>r |)*-r(i>rrni*il in Uiu firminc n>n of :1m crop hIikII I>m m lift) on ibe omp. ami T * mint of i)m H'iinnnt fliif for ?t?eb w>? if*-* nlmll be enforQril i y i|if Ii|(h ?f|ntvlm<i (?rovir|"il to *ei-iire Mi|vnnc?9 nf immf \ ain) oiliit nm4on for I Im cull ivation of ilia , noil." Tim local rivil Inw foromrlv pave ibe li?nif'ofl ol |ea?e.| 'ami* h *U|T"r{or 'fori.? ^ II V P if*"! n pli IX nf (i-nmtti OrillifH 3*2. (I iif I HfmUionn-r* Second M lit irr | li mrct, 30 ' M?v. 1H67 ib* riMi'fc'lv by . I'a'rnm fir ren> ii ibil iImiI. tbim ieiru>? i>i( *h** Imn rif tlm 'fn".llnril which lias lifMfi liillmr'O par-iini *uiU. It ha? been tbf purp.'.Me and nfrn'of tlm 'Ciiiiimin Inn.' fieum ?' to e*lal? i?b/in*h ' re,/i?mMAri* Mi. ??i|l<| |>riMHm?t >1 Ill"*, ' economr ami Ibf'ft of mjr culture and trade Apr.ri-eiilin * a* b? dim* ib? ad vmitaj** of pr??T?*na'it nod cretin ^?r nnt>>??* wlirr* mnm-rrwl. U m , n?'l 'ft lt? unp'Mii'nH d ilmt *nr of ?li?f or Hum lipfdofnrt '<> pro???ot?? 'h??? drairildn *ill l>e inn >t|?idiT<?t>-v , On tlin Min? ln??ia n Ivnnc*** nf mil'd'ul^'iO k'h m <d?? in Oertxlti im? ? In | i?m>o?rf?*l'rd pl*g*-r?i? t'io <^-?r -lift *. tlie O.ivufnnn ni of tli? Unl-d S'hio* Ycfv ???p?e?fiiMv. (Si*n?.|) J w OUHJS ^pl JlS'li liifnn'rr, A A. A. O' Mr H (r Wi Uinn, No. 12 K*<? B*v, (Jb*rfr*tnn, M. C, Cvrk ron NKt'KM.efA ?Tha following t u rneornmrndrd h* nn nlmrW infuMihln Ot?r? for !hm pnt.fnl rfiM?iiA. n?iir*t(*?a: Twfer * Imvo t#**poonfnl nf rn'npnA, lw<j tnKI?*poorinf?il of fli.? unit, and ipt| lh**t fo?*th*r m tmilf /ml#; **?rv tim* yon h?*? *ny ao???? ntff'infi of ?h? irrrN or n?ur*l(r'*. (imply l?r?4*h? tk? fnniM in vonr no*# ftom th? ho?ll#t itA I you will be immediately relieved." ' '*- 1 " ?1-'-"L O V \ I, . Steam Hill and lands for SataW* iiirocl attention to die advertise, itiont of Mill* end Lands fur ??! , Itw Mr. np.tliiOK ^TNCt.ATR lVrnor.a who dcvr^ to ei%i;8^M in Saw inill enterprises would do well to consult this opuortnni'y. Orhi er *Tt*htir pmprrtT tn nfno otftr*rt tar sa'e. This in undoubtedly n rare chance lor infi< ollCtp'fal In etn'>?'k in an on tpri>rf*? tt>ftt will pay 1^andJomely. See atl vet linoment, ltae District Court A IjoiiriiM I <-?n Kridac, afier s MNtinn of five davt.. T'to injt'n portion of llm time whs takpn up in >|i? trial of Stain Cases Th?s 'ol'nwinjf worn disposed of and sen fences passed on tiiO parlies convicted on Tl'Ursdav 1 T' ? Smt? ji< .toon Mnli'jv, ini)i(l?i| for t?*ropnv of I'O'f ? Guilty. Sentenced to t-% - irnf four month* 'Dip Stat* iia nh#fUi (liinninpfmnn.? L*ri>?>iv of S'ippu Guilty Sentptic?<f to Pi?>iti>nMirT for four months, Tfo? St*t? vs 11 *?<??t ?Ltrrg nr of \V)ii?at?Guilty Snn'eticed lo IVni'(n|ifltr for four month* Th? Sintwi/y .looooh Kit rot* ? Li*rp$nv tif Wlput?Gvifli/ ^"Utpneeif to iVttU tpnlinrv f.?r four month* Thp *tt ?ipr? ffuorgro M??v??T^arpanv 0f \fGuilty. Sontpticptl 13 IVu'tfO. t'nrv f"r two ioh, T''m S'h'p ?".t A'fr?t. (Jraoorv *n?f Mary VJi'lar?Lnrrsnv of flirrp?Guilty Not (itp'pnt to rPPPtVP ??nlpnfp *n?t? **t??ta rs An 'root Mn***y? T^nr rany of Chiolran?not Gu>l'l/ Tim ilpfptulants iu the hIiovp cn?<>* ?rp ult npprop*. Wm uu'f<>r? ' in 1 t! ??t t'i?> Sn'itv'or hf<l a nmnlirr of othpr in-fiqtmpnta nnt jriypn out at ?h!? to"n. T'pt'v thieving ha* ht>pnittB ?n pnmmnif that tha pxp"ti?o? of prn??-pt|tion promi*a to ;>npnm? *f| intolpi r!?1 ?' * huf'pn to tha Stifp Mini' o i>?u..i? i|i?tli with by llip \| }* rM'c?, An i??? ?' I i t J,,,|,>e of ll>p lVupp W'Mi'd i>nni? ?? npr?r 'litn^nningf in ? rn?M n' c'ii'-lc>n *tt?n'i"0' n* w Hi'iiri n I Jnrv h* i*wypr?, and w;,h f?r V?? pgppn*p in ill- Sihip ami in mm*f,i,.nf<* tn llip I'O'ninlinUr, fi i< in lie 'hut |)ip w|i??l*snmp PX'?,iii),i"? mn'l" nl |lii? Tprrn will Iihvp Tim t-ffl"?i in ,rli?clt ?nTt? mmni 'Iip r.ini?fin? nf rritn? in f'n? >'i?linn. i'*iv?> ?l>'p |w til * i'll rnoriiit* nii> h'lilx'l in iIip rnf|?? nf U'lnrfft at iIip Sii'p IVni'unli t rv ? h prp'lv h'tinli fnr m>? term Kinc* Tomato. A I IIIl' frt?iiil in ilia Vill ?(?p li*? (innl ii< h Innulo wpijrlprnj |7 minopa. vvlni ran Iiphi it Accpt ?ble. O.ir ilm'ik* 'iff ilnp Mr. W, f. 1)kS' t<iv, of Knulinw, fnr * line ?*Hlprin?'<iiu * ?nfit fi??i r< mrp i|n'\ rfpnnlpil ?Things about Chirl??ton. \ o..rrH?j)cit.(? of the tYnlionul In tcHinmcer: writing from Chnden'on, "tj*: < hir people are on the ver.je of deapn'r. O tr napi1 an-tn litv? remitted whatever mi hi ?v thx? miiW reitir.e into |?old to Liverpool and K? mi-K fearini; the pn'itt oil event* o! the next twelve month*,? Onr rxx.l ee'nte i? almoin ttnaale?|?le; verv lilt x uf i.|tr .inI onn lie Hold h' anv price AH hin'ilnn? mil) enterprise lie* *toiiji,eil. I xii>jiorerv exte'enox item* to he the null 'inn'xtv lite threat of confiscation iii' ! H^rft'tMltUtn that M-tor*. SteveliH St 'it. ll'iWI over n* m a I) imiOc'm*' ewofil i* last uii'lermilling ovxix l'iin^ like a hope of fieiio m d ill addition to thia the oef tun t of havin? h ne ?ro StnitfOfifun in-tii, frmn fiiivernor to coon'mM*, cap* the climax of our inixerv The Northern ji'- 'ple (In not rex|tgx how poor aai| hfo hen vpirit-il we are or th-V wot|!d not he human to ron'tntn- their harsh exaction* O' II* The effort* fo make bread, and t<? eW* wit a hat* ntis'oncw,'* h?Torul lot fi?>f M ifif <>f iIih |>-op!? who were ah'* to m?i- h hit m rjltter piHt?* atH jewelry, hate hpeti Kfl'ii.jr i| hn I pawning it lor the |ih*i two vimk, to huv hreaH ami clothing for ihem???lvea and thsir littln nn*? \V? lm?n articles that hnlong e<i t<? Ii'volutionarv general* inlii a* oM goM, i It -1 li?h \vhi? ago no mon?v couhl hare bought ; Inn starvation is a haul master. Pofctufllces m Sott'h Carolina. O th* postmaster* in South Carolina. av* a No'it'srn ef'-hange. taietv Mm m'Mionen, f 'rtr ?rn Fmltrti, and of thms fortv, third two urn ?>tigl?. Tins is an Other initio*' ion of llis "goO<l tiniS fOftiin/' ?*f woman's erj-iahtv That there are .rianv avocation* fn wh'Ch woman m'fcM r?rva with arpal ad?an'a?a to tha pnl.lio wiil> il??* man, wa hara )'>niite I Hut n loittf a*'abliah?d l,?liHf n tK? trior.Ima'a curiosity of tha and an immemorial a>-ap'icitm of iha ability of h woman to keap a '" rat, hava roni' blnad to m*ka it proh*amaMcal whethar tha poat offi a ta. in all raaparta, proper flulda for thnir. fiartiooa Horrid man will not ha parfa.Mlr confidant that tha fair ooattiiaatara ('hay arn not known ?a poa'miatraa^aa at thn l*i at Oflfifm paparl meat) will ..ot And ow what ia in tbalal tara, and afiarw ?rda retail it aa atlUga f a?ip; and than, the old jok? atiout do ranging tha rjta/rs i* familiar to avert bo ,'v W- r ?n imagina no averar trial of offirdal vir'iffi" fWaa a 0011111 gifl. ?wt?iog aa itoahrtfta'fiv hoing oallM upon to onrt and h iml nrrr |o bor Infer ami bar Hval th? letlara of a tandar eorraepondeocH ; and if th* fail Smith M Caro'iniana can aiaifd' ttiia taat,' they may aafaly f?a an tmafed "wlM* * the fight nf anffrage, end wiih tho ioty of iagialaltoo low tb? bargain. LATEST^BS" XVI \T From Washington. W \ *HlN OTOn, J til y 11>. ? III ill o tlm II'>u>o iimetirtitipn t allow-no neomr* 10 wvc 8* Jurors win iwlopttil A j >mf resolution from ?li ?* II ?us? tnillif\ ino 11 > % dpprpp* of llto Court of Cut'in*, iv<? mo vrtrwlv ilaoonii'" ! I v 'I'mmlni'l S imni'r Tntfo^?7irpr|'n Mil t'rt SVKUp n??l I'm w?r| ; wmm ir?9iii 1:10 miMiriiift uiuii i??wh, wiiuih ! referred to the Jud'CMrv Ccminilteei i Tli* veto wx* read. mul the hill pause i notwithstanding? 30 rc?i to 6 iihr ? ' Havitrd, Hnckn'ew, 1) .vi*, I l.-nltlck*, I Johnson* Patterson, of Ti<nn>f<>er, nnd tint ; Oil ?ir announced that ?li* loll w r??* a law. The reconstruction impropriation li.ll wna ' passed over the veto. Tim Sena'o p iSM?t | a resolution lo ml) of It to Oiofrnw, at 3 oVInpW. to the first \l?>tiday in l)r.0nl>er j ?tt'J 'o 15?lit* latter fi'/ure represoiitiiiiT h* impeachment element in llieS'tiate. Adjourned In *he House, the Assassination form ; mitten whs allowed to take evidence liv i subpoena and administer oaths. The I . I r\ r T? I I v/ninmiHTB o; rive. nppomieii in i investigate the PnvinaiicM Depar'tnent, i in their preamble ti? the resolot'on, hIIpjjp^ fraud. 'I'll? v?>'n tneSRHoe whs re?eived. Tt covers three columns, and argiiy* elaborately the Inconsistencies. unconstitut'ioii ality hiuI Ivrannv.nf tin* Act. Immediately after tiio reading of t!m , mminsrii, the impe??chora made h strong effort? limit well, Ituiler and nt'iers chara-^er'zing lb*1 inrtihi _?e hi defiant. Slovens sii<l they were urging that niHtlcrin | vnin ; there hip imaeen n^fiinps at work ?there hre invisible p iwer* at wiitk in this country, which w ill pr< vent impeach iltfnt, I repeal. inv attempt to impeach , the President will ho vnin and futile ? VIr VVi'min, Chairman of the Judiciary i Committee. denounced Stevens, with in sinnnlions asserting that no amount of political pressure should torn hint aside from th? discharge e-d hin duly ncoording 19 ls\v anil fact. (Anp'a'ise from tflU 1 V-moeratic a-Ie ) Stprmi, without re' I plying, demanded a votp, and the bill passed?100 to 2 4. j T'ip veto of the reconstruction loll was j read, and the bill passed ?1 OO to 2'2 A rnpo'iition was parsed forbidding the I'tesidcnt. to remove district commanders. j ^it'w.nl 111 ? ?oihaiiI of 'In- Si?tiut", iiii e<? iI>a (t"HAr*' oommmxiintf tlto nru.irti ra I it. A''j-nirn.*'!. Washington. Jii'v 20.?Tim excitein the in vor^ gr??nt, m l ttio iinfi?iii'lii*r?, tHKiiiu Hilvintm?e w'tliix in lh>- IfnoHs. onrrii-il tli"!r po'nt nf nr<1?-rinff tlia pvidnncn r?poriAff an<l pr'n'o ?; tint | Mr Wilson, Chetrniiin of |Iia Jii.li'iin' l 'niniiiiiiep, wlm It m*> hi rnn^tly optione-l 11> .* inoVAtriAiit. trifle.I nvrr ill- tnitlAr. until ! i'ia S^phIut'ii hummer f"'l f >r ?<lj mrii 1 inert', iIiiih egsin ?lef?htin^ iIipmi, In t!ia ^Mna'e there wm on irrejrtttur f <|.?on?*ii.n rAnrHr?|'nir mlj ointment, in j which the l're?i.l?nt wm <!e?<vitice<l 10 : cun'nirui.-iiuiH. mi\?I Mr (11?>*n I!??r hh 1 ' there ??< h ?or? of livhri'l i-o?cern ip tin Sadhia "ii'IaiI conservative repnl.lieHrinn. Mr. Foster took iIia further remarks nf Mr. rtinniilpr a* personal, ani sai 1 !m 1 1ih<1 lull one.lhini* In or, nn 1 thst v?n iIihI what the Senator from Mifthitfan j ?hv? is not iniA TIia S.-na'e minple I 1I1 a reoort of 1 li a OJorrt mil tee of ''.inlfri-ni'p , unit adjourna<I to (lid 21?t of Norem' or. Washington July 22.?The Republican Coii|{rMiiton*l (>ommi|tee*? circular ?hv? thev have 20 QOO Southern 'm?l | name*, to which document* are regularly ?nt The report *?v? or'v money is I needed to carry the Southern Stele* *t ^ the election* provided for bv Congr?**. It wio Senator Tvp'.on whonl jccted to ! flree'ev'* confirmation as Mtniater to ' Au?tri?; no inducement o >uM cause him ! to support e bai'or of Jeff I)avi?, The TrenMirv hold* *t 11 7 000.000 in ireeaure, whereof $21,000,000 are gold certificate*. Cable Despatches j London, July 21 ?Karl Derby, in the |1lnniit of T,orde, announced the eeecutior. of Maximilian. lie Maid he shared in the f.e'ui'.r* of all Uieir Lnrlahipt with r?* tysrd to thi* tinneceaaart, cruel and bar Iharoti* murder, which must have etciled uorrow in every country A murder, pure* lv irratll'lou*. which, far from nmduciii.t any beneficial ?*ir?*ct, would only aid lo the MMM'pfn of Mmjico II* declined elatini? i'"* OrtvernnntHl'i intention. Th'era said the Mexican a*neditinn had i been without jrfM>d reml's to France, and j the prestige of h?r ur*atne?a <*?? lust ill A'nonca and compromised in Korope. I -J.^? P arro said the French troops hoo'd have brought Maximilian awav, ' and thna saved Prance from the stain of blood which will m?t npon her. In the Senate, Hunter said lha French did every'hing they poo'd lo induce Maxmilian to cnr.e awav. The traitor L >p?X haa been degraded from the Legion of Honor. The Ou>l eava no intervention of Rum* , pean power* will occur in consequence of M aximilian'a execution. ? 0rn^m~- -Reoefptl. 'j. H. B?td, F?b'y 21, 1968. J W T-?iMy, D?<% l?t, 1867. J M T?yl..r, MMi 14 1868. J L ('??!< , ' H?pt. 11, 1867j ,R J. M. I?onl*p, Oct. 17, 1867. Ijnn. M Cmi^, Mch. 31, 1868. J. Ml T*tk)r, I>-o 7, 1867. jT. >1 C'*?k?y, July 13, 1867. J \l aii"**#?, Ooi. ! ?, 1867. U T. Itilmitoo, July 16, 1867. U. B. II.kkI. April 21. 1668. 11 (X U-mmood, Oct. 24. 1867, ? J. l)?nton, Oct 13. 1867. A. A. M-?l, ft,.pi. 22. 1807. I J- O RfrtHnflp, hot. 16. 1H8 7. I M. V J itv# 10. 1868. I . pr. J. J. Williams,, J%n. I?l? 1889. J? 11.^.1, IW 27, 1807. IV, R BaaUpt J?l? 31. 1868. ' T. (I. Rr?lt?, "* A'ljf. 10. 1868. Jos. Dhirlc, Oat 26, 1867, r W. U *< l<oo ">n, D*? 6, 1867, Jub. L. Tillajto, J-*o. 16, 1889, I