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Excitement Concenhtg the Feninl, NEW YOnK,Sept. 15.-The Herald's Canad.a cUorrespnIoudenee says no abate miont'.in excitement concoerning the Fenians. It is also said the Cana. dial s' aire organizing squads to make raids upon the American border towns in revenge for Fenian raids upon Canada. Negroes Organizing ii New York City. Nxw Yonic, Sept. 15.-Tho World muakcs the exciting announcement that four regiment of negroes are being or ganized in this city, and that African Loyal Leagues ire organizing and Armed in 'every ward. The negroes are being instructed in drill, &o., by Col. Hawkins. The World asks, "Are we to have a taste of San Do mingo V" From WshIngto rr the Pres! donlt niil Secretary Seitrd -Entthtisi. astlic Delimoilstra tioil, cie. WAsHINGTON, Sept. 15.-Secretary Sward arrived here at 2 o'clock on special train fromt Harrisburg. Since his arrival he has been gradually im proving, and strong hapes are enter tained of his entire recovery in a few days. Thle President arrived to-night, be-l ing delayed by the nvition which the people of Baltimore in.sited on.paying him. Tells of thousands flocked around himthore and would take no refuisal. A vast concourse of persons awaited for hours the President's arrival aC the Railroad depot here. lie was.es corted to thie City I11ll, and subse queintly to the White Iho-iso. Not withstanding itwas long after night the procession which marched up the Aveue inwas very large, consisting of the Military and -Marine Corps, Mayor atrd Conioni Council, Fire Depart tuent and Civil Boards. The domon stration was very imposing and the . President was greeted with - great cheering by the thousids 'that thronged Peunsylvania Avenue. Appoininieut of Customs Collector for Boston. AVSIIGTON, Sept. 15.--eorge Ashman, chairman of the Convention W ithat nominated Mr. Lincoln in 1860, ias been tendered the position of Col 6l6etor of Custoins,' for Boston, Mass., Vice Ilannibal lamlin resigned. The lieported Sale~ of Niegroes In' Ala WAsIIINGTON, Sept. 15.-Genoral S Swaine has telographed from Alabama thait th'e r'nport of the sale of negroes in Ch . c County, in that State, is un. truii e. I ontribiulion by the President to the Jolunstown 'Sufferers.. W~A SIINOTON, Sept. 15.-The Prsi dent has~ sent five hundred dollars to il sufferers by the accident at Johns itown, Pa. Important fronm Mexico, NEW YonK, Sept. 15.-The Ilerald's City of Mexico correspondence says, ly arrived, judging from the tone of the renc an MexcanImperial ournals, and the combined movement of Liberals for an attack upoh the very seat of Maximilian's.. power. T 'he Imperialists themselves no'w look imployringly to us to take, charge of ~/ the destinies of thatpnation, Guay Annais, Mazatlasi and San Lk]uis Potosi are reported ovacuated by the French. MarshalBazine is reported to be in the City of Mexico. European Newu' LONDON, Sept. 15.-Rumors of. a difli culty between Italy and Austria the subjet of. the debt of Venetia.. The party has refused to. accoinmao date matters with th Cretans. S The troubles on the Eastern shore of the M~editerrenean -are on the in crease. ST. PETPRIisnURG, Sept. 15.--Ameri con Squadron left thp .Russian waters to-day. T[ho Moscow Gazette extols * the alliance botwooni Russia and the * United States. . BER LIN, Sept. 15.---Bismarck sent a letter to the United States Minister aicknowledging the kindness of the Americain residents in farnishing fifty tons of ice to tlh wounded in the Hoes pitals. PAnIs, Sept.'15.--I 's expected1 that the Circular which Napoleon is about to issuoe to the Powers of Eu.. rope will be eminently pacific in tono. -LIVERPOoI,, Sept. 15.-Cotton mar Icot unchanged ,sales of -13,000' bales, midlitg, uplands at l3dr' Bread stuffs market firm ; mixed- Western 2'7 shillings and 9 pence. LONDON, Sept. 15.-Console deelin ed jd: ; quoted. at 89; Five-twenties 12{. - --- e Soldlei's' and Sallors' Conventlon, CLHVLAXD, 0., Sept. 1I.-Largo arrivalh of officers and soldiers to attend the Con vention. Tents for three to four thousand are being put up injfIouunent Square. Maj. Gen. Wool will probably bo temporary, and Steadman permanent Chairman. rr From Hayti. Nzw Yonic, Sept. 10.-Advies from Hayti to Aug. 26th, says, the whole country is in a' stato of revolution. Tho ety ol Gonaries is laid in ashes aed the inhabitants has o deserted it. At St. Marie, -there art , number of rovolutionistal under sentence of death. General Salnaro will be oxecuted by President Geffard's order, but will not Impedo the progress of tle revolution, which is against Geffard, for assuning dictatorial power, and it Is believed that. the Government would suppress the movement. From New York. Nsw Yonx, Sept. l6.-Rev..Mr. Beochor preached to-day to an imml 'use crowd, balit disappointed them by making no allusion to politic 1l. topics. Now York lMarket. New Youx, Sept. 17.-Gold 145. Ster ling quiet; 00 days 7. Coupons of '62 1111, of '04 1081 ; 10's 08J: Treasuries 105@ 1094., Foreign News-Per Cable. Ltvynroos. September 12, Bvoning.-The Cunard steaitships Europa and Tarifa sail ed for Qutiebleo this afternoon with a regi. mont of liussars. Ship Twilight, which sailed recently from tils port to New York put back dismantled. . Muiu, Soptomber 12.-The Govenment, of havaria has conclided to attempt. scour. mng a' loan of twenty-eight millions by means of a lottery to be drawn here. Lo.NioN, September 12, Evening -The Morning Post of to-day warmly applauds the policy of noni-intervention of the United States in the war between Tpain, Chili and Peru, and cordially approves the modera tion evinced by tie United States respecet ing Mexico. Loxnox, September 18, Noon.-The A. lantic Telegraph Company have called a iee ing of stockholders for Ilho purpose of raising funds to buy up tho interest of the A nglo-American Telegraph Company, un der whose auspices tie Cable hans been 0011 pleted. Souun :11'oN, Septelber 13, Noon. Tihe steanship lansa, from Bremoneu, sailed to-day with. a fitir compliment of passenl gers amid 414,000 in goli.:I PARIS, September 18.-The Moniteur of Io.day publisiesa conventicle which was signed in the Cify of Mexico, by which Maximillian transfers to French Agents one hiilf the receipts from custone throughout the Empire, for the purpose of paying the liabilities of Mexio to France. The con vention goes into operation on 4 1st of November next. lUlnr;Ax, September 13.-The Prussian Chamber of Deputies has votea. aneleotoi-ial lay and Parliament for Saxony. Tito nego liations between Prussia and Saxony make very slow progress. It is said that Prussia demands the taking of the oati of loyalty to herself by the Saxon troops. Tie pay. ment of Leu millions of thalers as Indemnity to Prussia for expenies of the war, and the right to garrison the fortress of Kohilgstean and the cities of Dresden and Lelpsio :with Prussian troops. Sr, Pjirasuuno, September 13 -A fare well banquet was givenl to-day to the allied Embassy. Assistant ~eoretary Fox .and several United States .'aval offieers were present. Count Chakoff made d speech ex pres.divo of thme holpe that the era of good now prevailiug between Russia and the Uni ted States may be permanent, and stated that there was no danger of Its being con sidered as a menace to othter nations. PARS, September 18.--Tile Journal des Debats to-day states,,lhat tile Frlenchl and Englistl U overnments have ,conjoinltly made an active represenltatlor;.to tihe Sultan of Turkey against tile acqulisition of the Uni ted States Government, of an island..in the Gulf of Asina. BsR.m N, September. 1d,-Doubt hlaying been expressedl of the~ passage of tile bill auth~orizing the King to mako a loan for tile Uquidation of the war- expenses, it is an nounced on whlat may be gonsidered semi official antihority, that -lihould -the lrill be re jected tihe Chamber of Deputies will be dis solved by a royal decree. 'IFromu Wansington, WVasttrxa-rox., September 15.-Secretriry McCulloch 11as directed tile Commissioner of Revenue to give sp'oeial attention to a re vision of the tariff, and report a bill'for the consideration of Congrese. It Is intended to mnake tile custom branch of revenue system more simple, conomical and effective. Tile commissioner is Instructed to consld er what. revenue is- necessary for thec exigen cies of the Government, an~d also to proposo suchl modifications of t'ariff as will bette adjust and equalize duties on foreignl Im ports, with jntornal tazes on home produc tions.- Seoretary McCuloch suggests a re. duetion of taxation upon the wmw inaterial ajnd muchinery of home productions. The New York Hteraid Bought Out by tlie Radleals, WAsHINGTON, September 18.--The New York Herald, which has hitherto firmnly sup ported tile President, lnato.day's Issue pro nolnods his plan of restoration a failure, and nSoreover says, is generous actions to tihe late revolted States'have been accepted by thlat people as covering a liense for sanl guinary outrage against the poor no~groes and abolition Yankees and that the ground swell whlich commenced in Maine ivill sweep tile whlole country as against tile President's policy. Aerible .Actident, J1oh!N5 wN, Pa' , Sept. 16.-A bridge at this plad r'oke down this morning with a crowdl of persons, who- assom~bled to see the President. They fell th irty feet ; four or A ve said to bo killed, and three or four wound ed. . SEUQXID nIsPAI'oht. Purr.ADnnuurA, PA., 8ept. 16.-By tile accident at Johnustown, twelve were crushled to death, and ninety wounded. MIlness, of Secretary Seward. 11AnnishURO, Pa., Sept. 1.-Secretary Seward arrived last night with every symp tom of a' violent at tack of Cholera. Hie was too ill to be removed,' and remqained In thle oar all igiht. Reported better tis rnorn itsg, atid left per train for Washington. Nomninations of the Ntw. York 8tato Con ventlon. fpr Governor and Llentenantl - overnor--?Iatforin, etc, die NY, Sep0 12..-J. . floiman, (Di-mbra,)- pres Mayor of Now York City hlas bqon nomninateil fo'r the Govdrnor, Mtta R. H, Pra ~i, of Albal fly, (Conservative . Rop Iloan,) for Lie'utenart;Qovernor, The pla.gorm adopted by the Philadelphia Conven. tion of 14th of August has been on dorsed. The Southern States are do. olared in the Union and entitled to reprosentati'on in Congress ; aflirims that contralization of power, both in Washington and New York State, is flatal to the harmony of our political system, and denounces Congressignal logislition of the 1Radicals. From Washington. WASIlINOTON, Sept. 12.-Stirveying operatious are to be cainened in Arizona, and the monument erected in 1851 by the Mexican boundary commission at the. confluence of the Gilmand Salt Rivers, will be tho iiii tial point of surveyor.. Front this poiut there will be established 'base and meridian lines.:' Conminissiones Rollins, of the Inter nal Revenue Department, has received a. despatch from Jersey City, saying distilleries overywhore in that section aro in operation and not conforming to the law. Distilleries will be stopped if the provisions of the law are not complied with. 1en. Grant -at Cliciniati. CINcINNrtI, Sept. 12.-Geon. Grant .visited Wood's Theatro last niight, where ho was enthusiastically receiv. ed. During the performance a crowd, among whom were many soldiers, paraded before the Theatre) and Eg. gloston, imomber of Congroess, request ed the manager of the Theatre to In form Gen. Grant that the crowd wish ed to soo him. Gen. Grant replied, "I cannot and will not see thom ; please tell the coinmander of the sol diers to com and sea im'e."1 Baker, the commandor, with some bthers, went into the Thmtro to the privato box which was occupied by Gen. Grant. Without giving Baker time to make his wishes known, 'the General ap proach Baker and said, "Sir, I am no politidian. The President is imyf coin-. mander-in-chief. I consider this do ndonstration in opposition to tho President of the United States, An drew Johnson. You will take your men away. I am greatly amazed at this demonstration, and will be glad to see you to-morrow when the Presi dent arrives." The ciowd fihally dis persed, obcoring General Grant as the next Presidont of the United States. From Calana. Nnw Yo nis, Sept. 13.-Toronto do spatchesstate that Canadian papers urge that the United Stafes Govern. ment be held responsible for .Fenian troubles, and demands thAt England should declare war if the Fenians.are not suppressed. From hncago. Chicago special says the Convention of National Banks of the Northwest passed resolutions disapproving. Mr. Hooper's amendment offered in Con gress, requiring National Banks to re deem their currency' in New York, Philadelphia, or Boston. Also, to co operate with parties East to have Judge' Ne lson's decision regarding taxation of Nationaml Bank stocks re versed. - From io Janeiro. Nndy YOnK, Sept. 13.-'Rio J'anet ro correspondence of the 8th ult., says :The all ied aro-still in a morass under the guns of tlie enemy, unable to advance or withdrawv. The small pox had broken out in ai malignant form among tihe allied soldiers. rt was repor-ted that the Paraguay ans were advancing upon the allied campat (S~ientes. Thie Paragunay ansihad beomi reinforced by ten thous and men. Foreign News. -Co1~5TANT1NOPLE, .Sept. 11.-Thme Suitan of Turkey, imupressed with the Importance of being in diplomatic communication with tihe United States, has deoidled- to establish an Embassy to the American Oapital, and is about selecting an influential member of his Governmenit to proceed to WVashington as Minister resident and Plenipotentiary. - The Turkish army is about to be armeod entirely with girbinis of Ameriqana manufac ture.. Agents of tihe* Governmeat are -to leave for the United States to contract, for their eanufacture. IUlIRLiN, 8ept 41.--A report is current in Governmet circles that the King of Prussia thas 'decided to place the Prince Rloyal over .the Kingdonm- of Hanover, as Viceroy, and that, -his Highness, will Boon take up his rcslidenoe at the palace in the -oity of Hanover,. .The-Committee of the Chamber of Depu. ties persist' in then desigs of reducing the amount of thre loan which 1ho :Governmnent asks the auth'ority in obtain Jy .the issue of Treasury note.e from. sixty to thirty millions of thale.- The Minister of FInance has pret ested in a speech against .such a reduc. tion, and expressed the hope that the Cham-': ber would pass the bill in theo origiqal form. VIENNA, 8e t. l1.--A decree has boen issued by the Lmperor ordering the whole Austrian army to be placed on a peace foot. The. Austrian Ministeor of' Marine has erdered thme Adriatie fleet. now at Trieste to proceed to X'otm, and examine thoAustranm naval eiation to be disarmed. MADnaIn, Sept. 11.-The Etafefte of to dry says, the Frenceh troops must be with drawn from Mexico with the utmost caution, unless amicable relations ere established with Juaisez. . LoNndN, 'Sept. I1.--The *Vne Pam-lri letter says that Maxlmilliah is 6xpeted to returp from Mexicorto Entope by every steamer. .. Livsar~ooL, Sept. 11.-Anxiety 'as to thme British grain crops is inersauin g. The weather la very wet, and prices are higher in all time iniarketi, . Eturopean News Per Cable, 'Brmnjr; September 10, Noon.-T1he up. pet house of tite'Prussian Diet, has p1assed the bill tot inudsanlfy the xting . for aetting without the assent,.of the Diet, in the matter of the budget and army supplies previous to the war with Austria. The bill 1Aaused unanimously. The Chamber of- Deputfes hayNv ..Jeted thme Government'g prdpiosaf fde thme iioof sixty millions of (resmsury i''tf, .and- to -ted in its stead an atnendmont authoriging .the issue of thirty millions,, payable in one year from their date. 'It is repoted here that the King of Sax. onyhas decided to. resign n favor of'his eon' MADnID, Septembel 10.-Mla' papers state that the reent visit of the Queen of Spain to the Empress of France, at Biarritz .was of a polltical nature. ST. PsviWnnno, Seltombe' O.-It is said that all the- tribes of Doghestan have revolt ed against the authorhy of the Osar. FLoRNOn, September 10.-The Itallan Government his issued a decree which'dis. bands 68,000 men of the Italian army. Austria has invited Italy to send plenipo. tentiaries to meet others appointed by Aus tria, for the pum-pose of a~dpting -masures for the Improvenent of telegraph' and' post; Intercourse between the two countries. ATBIENS, September 9*-The Cretans have rejected the terms offered by the Turkish Goveriinent, and continue their revolt. The Epirats, inhabitants of Eperias, also claim their freedom fromi Turkey..and have abandoned their habitations and taken to the hills., IjoxoNo, September 10.-The directors of the British California Bank are urged to wind up the airairs of tie institution. Earl Stanley is spoken of as the probable suocessor of Lord Cowley as British Ambas sadior to Frayeo. . FiLonpxNc, September 10.-The confer. ence between the Plenipotentiaries of Aus. tria' and Iltdy progresses slowly. The financial question tias not yet been settled. VIUNNA, September, 10.-Austria 1 about to introduco extensive reformation in the or ganization of her army. LtvERPooL, So[,teniber 10.-The brig Or tellits, Capt. Walhopp, from New York Au. ust 11, has arrived atean English port to. Another Letter from Rev. NMr. Beecher lie Is Opposed to the Detail of the Pres ident's Policy of Reconstrietion. Naw Yor, September 10. -Rov. Henry Ward Beecher has written another letter explanatoy of his previous letter upon the Cleveland Convention, and announcing him lelf as opposed to the delail of the 'resi ent's policy of reconstruction. lie does not modify his Cleveland epistle, or disown it, but on the contrary he justifies and d fonds it. In regard to ' the New Orleans riotlio sas: "President. Johnson's haste to take the wrong side f thf O tttrocious masacre at New Orleans was shocking. The perversion and mutulat ion of General khoridani's dippatches need no olharacteltiza tion. I do not attributo this act. tp him, yet it was of sucle a criminal and (lisgrace ful nature, that not to-alear himself of it by exposure and rebuke of the offending party amounted to a collusioti with crime atter the f'ct. was known. What shlul I say of the recent speeches niado in the wide cirouit of the Executive? Aro these wnys, of te -construction ? The Maine Election. PORTLAND, September 10.-At -1ne o'. clock the Republican imajority in tois city was about one thousand. In 1864 and 1866 it was a trifle less than that in the city. The Republican, during the canvass, prom. Isod Lynch 2,100 majority in his district. Portland is so far hhead of the canvass. Vote in the gity light. Vessel Wrecked. NEw Youmc, September 11.-Tho Portland bark Adda, from Now Orleans from L.iver pool, with a cargo of cotton, was wrecked off Sable Island on the 17th of August. Part of'the cargo and rigging Were saved, and the authorities weie making exertions to save the remainder. The crew arrived at Hal fax y.eterday. The 'vespl was owhed In Portland, and \vas partially InsureC Latest froi Europe, Lo:noN, September 10, Evening.-Tho Eastern question seemstoblomnupn the future, - eloin pi .Prussia shows signs of once more trying to gain possession of the Danube Principali-' ties, anti probably aventually Constantino ple, Y~leNNA, September 10.-An order has been issued by the Ministot' of War that. the regiments of the~ Austrian army named after the King antLPrincess of Prussia, tihe Diet. of Baden, nad nine others, shall ease tobeoso named. PAts, September 10, Evening.-The Minister at Constantinople has been re called, and will go to Mexico to organize a-n army for service after French evacuation of the country. Thle President at Indianapols-Oreat : Disturbance, ,INDIAVAPolIs, September 11.-The Presi dent arrived yesterday evening. - Along the route from St' Louis he was re celved with great enthusiasnt, but before being introduced tq the. great assembly which had gathered here, there were signs of geat disorder aniong the crowd, uand the confusion was, so great, that .the president retir4 fr9m the balcony of the h'otel. Sev eral disturbances: -ocurred among the crowd with lasrguntable resuibs. PIetol shots were fir'ed, ad-one rean kaled and soveral \wou'nded. Tibeforowd : dfapeis'from be forp ife hotel aboyt- tdn o'ooolk, at wticeh timsne very thing was quiet.. ' ' T ouf CoNNKoo - are pIe sed to lear .that-the through passebger sobedule froag Colnnia td New York via 'Charlotte, Greensboro,- Danville and Richmond, hs been .restored. The trains on the Charlotte ahd South Carolina Railroad now leave Co lutnbiaht,8 o'clok, after the arrival of the South Carolina train, and passengers corn. ing.by thi, route r~eaoh Rtichmnond at, 7 'o'olock, in tidie tok' the .Washingt~on ci6y traib,. -. Only twenty-three' hours from Columbia to Richmond. . This will provq a great pubs lie convenienee, and Is destined to bocome Yo rovgh line from New Qrleans to 'New We sh'e p leased 'to lears' that the Cha' lotte and Greenville eompanies have inade a~mangements'to forward all, freights frohr the depot of one road ,to the depot of-. theo other, free of-eharge to all shippers. This is comnievdable. We bht'. hotibed, in cnnectfon withll r first 'pidfagesh, that -sleeping cars vJ'Il shjortly be fut upon the Charlotte and South C~vollua Road. Under. the manage moea oif its swest 196l0 President, Col. 3pi. Jolinsto#, of Qhrlotto, and Its Super. li dtht, ?Jr. Aadersott, passengers (ravel hin' th'ronh 'can be at of; the very beet acomuodations a' d tko~ quiokeet tie,- with the (ewest. aooiden u. The don'due'(o'ts of the road, too, are a clever set, of geeMerym always alive to the conifort of pasesfg*'p'. Indeed is is -a pleasure to travel over, gie 'linen--Columbla .Patrioi,' * "WIIAY Ks TutS Mysrsa."--The cerrses pondentiofta Fredericksburg paper states thait the remainsa of a woman, with long, black hair, h:ave been fousid boncealed near the read loading frein Fredericksburg to Alexandria at the point wh~r the read crosSes 'Aequila' Run. The dyhad been i'artialif' devoured by-hog.. 'Al nea had kerohief ouhe nesk of deceafed was umafrk ed "S Ki.'" 1atp woman ad4 auf d Aout't t jfyhie ler l hqated the *ote' aQlsboro,. '~d~ .aolia;, oil their *ily to Alesgandvia; encamp~ed #6aw this place. ,It Is mow belteved tha$ the saan, who was a rough looking customner, mnurder .d the woman ansd child a*4 buried them. So asd the afarmaaW a-r.u.-nAnA BACKINO 0-.-Napolon 1I. is Ri. lustrating the iFhlolent qualities of a pro decessor oti tho thirone of' France, who, "With forty thousand Ina Marehed up the hill and then mnariched dowi again.'1 His first ad-Tvaice was onl Moxico, when, through, Maximillian, ho inarel. ed up to the city of thb A4tecs, ainl is now said to livov his baggage checked for a return trip. ie then made a for ward movement in the direct.ion of Venetia, and-sooft determined that Ve netia wasn't inuch of a prize afteta nl, and'abandonled it. lie then iodestly sliggests tlat ho would like to have a chanco to replendish his wine-celhar from the vineyards alonst Jho Rl.inm. 'rnia obji-ets, itid Napoleon is renad 1o I) .. an aflidavit, tlme he- never sai'l1 a vor.i about the lihile, anod is porf'ect ly satifi. ed to leave t hings as they aro. This wirig IIi attid wiring out by Napoleon has excited great snrprise, and' eaves the imipressio that he is losiig the' dicisi've and progressive inali. ties which have marked the Napoloonic character. Mn11. SM~wA D CH A LMNOICS Til!'. A DI. eAt.H.-fMr. Seward made a speech at Niagara, on the occasion of .the recep tion of the President, in the course of which ho saiid :-"Let them (the radreals) put forth a man now, and nominate him for Governor of New York,'to test their principles at the election in six weeks, ald if-they are notdefeated by a 40,000 najorit-, then don't count mie in any longer. , The Florence Gazette tells of a rob bery in tlfat place by a freediman, who entered the store of Jerome P. Chase & Co., took tbe money drawer, and appropriated its contents. lie was detected by means of mioicy ieinlg identified,. and was arrested by a Northern man planting in that vielii ty, taken into custody b-, a number of respectable freedimen, who administer Cd twenty-five lashos and ban ished him l'romn the town. Ox. 8i nt Ia ro n : Il.av E:n.-A tli!? patch fron New Orleans says : The War Department aid Gen. Grant have each intimanted to Gen. Sheridan that lie can I be relieved from dity iere, if he desires, and W6 granted leave of absence, or -assigned to a more important command at the No ith. General Sheridan will mako known his wishes early in October, and trust orthty infornation leads to the beli ' thot lie will desire to change his sphere of duty for eno or ioro varied act ivity. The reason why so few literary men are bred to their profession L becon use the profession is very, rarely bread to thieiml. BOOT AND SHOE MANUFACTORY. I BEG leave to inform my frionds and. patrons that I havo resutmed yI . business at. the old stand on -*laIn-Street, formerly - -- ecoenpied by Jlohn CJremer. All work mado and repair ed at shortest notice, and neatly executed by -te best,. WlIITE l-'CIIA~ NICS, andu warranted to give satisfactioni to the most fastidious. All who dlesire fine amt tastitng work will >lease give ma a call before puar. chasing elsewhtere. R. WV. lON EY Ssept I13-3mno J.OHN C. D IA L, (Late ALLEN & J)I.\L,). Athde Sign of the Gohlen Pad Lock, COLUMBIA, S. C.,' WIIOL~ESALNE AND) RETAIL, Imlporter mitl Dealer in Eligilkh anith .Allicrietilu HARDWARE & CUTLERY, RION, STEEL, Nails, Castings, Mill Stones . Circular 8ays,. 1Mill Irojs, -'Sugar. Panr,- . INDIA RUBBER AND. LEATIlgR BELTING, Carvpenters, Blacksmith' and: Tan iors' Tools, ouseokec ing t-ad' in-rnishing H'ardwa're, AGRIIU.TA'L IMPLIMENTS, Lime,'Cement.,' Pliaeter, Palnts, Oils, . 'French and Amebllea:i" . 'Window Glass, Gunmh, Rlies, Pistols, Shot Boets, Xo~der Flaskes, Powder; 5(hot;, &c. sept 1T.-6a. . PLAiVTNES'.HOTEL, (oRNMR QUBN AND) taitnnett s'ir:s''s, OHIARLESTON, S. 6., IC, W, J. L B DENNIS, ProprIetors, THIS-splendid' IOTEL will be opened on eystecm- It has boon remodelled and-refur nielied throug~houb. This Hotel contains o'6r one hundred rooms, which will be ro-. ser'ved chiofly for tiro use of f raecllers and (mfandent guests. q6mpetent asslsta~nts lto been scoured la over dolartmnent, and every totetion will be-pat to ensare cop.' fb*t tq, heir customers, The slceplag roonis airy and clean. The r'esturant. willbe up ld~wffathe. best fare the mar ket i'ods.Porofswill always be ready. to. attend Mok arritI 'and . deparite of ttains. The travelinug publisi transient' viultors'and otherg,- will God In it all the luxuries of a ilrat-olasms houes odvined with the comfqrts of hiome. The localonis Anely tudapted for bsIness men ad travel. lers.- No pains or expense will ie spared to give' entire satisfaotion. . spt 184.2: F. HORSEY, HNATIf CAPS AND STRAW--:008 -NO. 25 ZA YNE 8TREET eHXRLE~S'TON, 8~ 0, sagt 1S-1 ' GUNS AND PISTOLS, OUBLE and Single Barrelled Shot GUNS ANI) SToLS, of various kinds, lfromn $1.24 each to $25.0( each. FISER & l',WRANCE, sept 13-2w -Colinbin. s. C. JUST REGEIVED BY Ketchin, McMaster & Co. HOTEL' RANGE. BEI1ST WillTE WINE VINEGAl, Tutnerio, Olive Oil, While linger, Spices, &c. Bnth Brick, Family 80oap,. Extract. Lemon, - Extract 'aiilla. Extrafct, Pinleapple, Cox's Ielati., 'orn1 Starch. ALSO. Night Blooming Cereus, Siveet Opopenax, and other Perfumery. A LSO, Putty and Red Lead. aux.1-i--tf Quiniaic, j)OVER'S POWDElS, Sulphuric Ether, Cardiaon Seeds, Chiamomiilo Flow ers, Chlorotorm, Licorice, Corrosivo Subli iate, Colcheugn Seeds, Mustard, Bell Co. logne, Tric orotus, Arnold's Writing Fidi'l. Jus. received by KETCHiN, oeM ASTER & CO. Prison Life of Ex-President Davis. A NOTlIilE supply jin, received. Also Bill Arp, oil hanudR KETOlfIN, McMASTER .i CO. sept 11.-ti JUST RECBIVED, THO0MPSON, WIflIERS CO. (JALLCOEJ"S, "BROWN DILLS, BROWN and BLEACHED HQAIMESPUN, SIUSPEN DEliS, TOO011,I BiRUSHE1.s, &c., &C., &c. ALSO, LAIMES' and G1-EN'LEMEN'A IATS. Low for cash. july 19-tf VIRGIN.A Magic Washing Fluid I A 1.L colored goods are rendered brighter . woolens are less liable to shrink; whito goods arc indo brilliantly white, and all styles of goods will last. twice as long as by the obl style of washiln, because there Is no ' RUulN or SCltULI DIN of the clothes. With live cents worth, anx or. (ltulry washing may ho dlone in two hours, sept.1-if LAIDD JIlOS' Agents. Bin~~cig I Biueing I VAND)EUSlEN'S CELEBIIIATED ULUE. VINUJ-thIe best. article known-for sale by LADDI 11110S. seplt 4-If JUST RECEIV.EIDs A N assortment of PAINTS and OILS consisting. in parI1t of Blacke Paint, Rted Lead, Englishd Venet ian lRed,. lDry Prusian luei, .Lamp Illack, ' Ch~romd~ Green., Turpentine, Linseed Oil. For sale by JIACOT, RIVllS & CO., aug 25- f No.~2, Ilol Range. JUST RECEIVED. BAR~bLS EW BArLTlMORE FA MILY Boxes 4datnantinxo Candies. " Supority -Pearl Starch.. Sacks Liverpool Salt.' - .A LSO, A lot of fine Turnip Seed. For salo low by . MACOT, RIVE RS & dJo., aug 28-tf' .. No. 2, ilotel Range. JUST E$EIVED, ABIRELS of Patra Family Dlaltimore :'Dlur fACOT, RIVERS't& C&., 3el I7'I6-tf ~No. 2, 1Ieol R a,'ge. .ESTABLISHED IN '80'0. SINS made ad repaired. Also, tho fA 31.REI01(T RIE~llE rIRIST InLO FISK'S METAiLIC i BUAL OAg ainow and float pLtter On hand. a'I% 21-6mo' J. t. :BAGGE'T,~& CO. FACTORS, 10 ACCOMMOBATi0N WRiF, CHLARLESTON4, tA 0., (ivo their attentioun otoluelvoly tq . thet sete of. LONG AND SHORIT STAPLE COTTON. 'Liberal advanaces ,nado on conlsignmente ptL 6-lawS.mo ed thei rhM1!!ED& IES, at Ridge. Vay,; (W..'IZtlds "soutlr of Wlnitsboro, and.i mediately 4n the 0,. & S. C. t. 1., *ot )inJg k Adoe lot of saia tIt~abee on it n4rd,-'solietts'thefr ordrw. .. - ci 11 VOFMAN, sop* -x~m f2v Notice, a T i'E BOOKS OF JOlHN CRi EME1R & C' Cremdr & Co., and J. Smith Phillips, have been placed in my hands and an early settlement is required if those indebited wish to save coei. Tho accounts are gen orally small, and it. is hoped that those ow ing them will call in nvy office and pay them' withotd. further notice. If they are not paid soon, I am instructed to sue upon them. A-. S. DOUGLASS. sept 15--x2j-1 EXECUTOR'S NOTICE. LI persons having demands against the --ta,10te ofthe ltme Alexandei Ilindienri 1r- rellItested' 14) )res3nt lhe same tot he us, de-reigned 'it llossville.'. Chester Distrio,, for 11 rment, aid those i ndeuted to snid et11at0 will please make paymkent or emeo f-niw-d and make some sat isfaecinv ai-ngent, o- their n.)!es and account a will be pine..d il the hatnds ol an attorney for collection at ani.early day. D. It. 8TlEIVEN6N, IExitr autg 29 -xl, [CIT ATION. State of South Carolina, FAItFIELD DISTIlCT. 1as 1im Cousrt of O'dientry. AkI Jdbres Johnalon, Rsquire, Ordinary of airfield Distriel. W lliIUAS It. A. Gaillard,-Commissidiv. or in l'quity, has applied to- me for LiTTElNTS OF ADMINISTRiATION, on all and singular the goods and chattols, rigits antd ored its of J. P. lintchesont, lato of tho Distriot aforesaid deceased: Thoso are therefore to cito and admonisli all ani singular, to' kindred- antdl crbditors of the said doictsed, to be and appegtr bofbro me, at our next Ordinary's Court, for itho' said D)istrict, to be holden at Fairfield Court z coil hi 281.h day of September next, to ahow cauiso if any, why the said admin istration should not be granted.' 0iven nuder my hand and Seal, this 170V day of August, in the year or our Lord one' thousand eight Itundrod and sixty-six, and in t he nitet -first-year of American Indepen denlce. AI ME .01NSTON, [o. r, D.] aug 21--t17xG [01TATION.] State of South Carolina. FAIllIELD DISTRICT. ila lime Coart of Ordllary. ByP/ James Jonston, Esquire, Ordinary of Foi,:fleld .District. W illEAS It. A. Gailltrd, Comnitssioner W in lJ'uity, has applied to mo for l'ETTER OhF ADMIN ISTIATION, on all and singular tho goods and chattels, rights' and credits of Drury (oza, de Bords nonqg late of (tIe District aforesaid deceased : These are therefore to cite and admonish all and singnlar, the kindred and creditors of the saId doceased, to be and' appat he! fore me, at. our next. Ordinary's Court, for the said Distrfo. to be holden at Fairfield Court House, on the 28th day of September' next, to show cause, if quy why thesald ad minihist ration' should not be granted. (livon under my hand and Seal, this 17th day of August. in the year of our Lord, one thitisaid eight hundred and sixty-six, and insthb'ninety.first year of American I ndependenbo. -.IkMl~ E O IrNSTrON, [o. r, n.]. ' aug 21-fllik0 State of South Oarolina, . IN N EQUITY, Lucy Harrison, John . i Equity, Jon . Harrison, f 111l for - ,Eli llar'risont. Dower. TN.plsuancceof~a decree made in this enso'. adni t'io judgoent and othier cr~ediors ol' dlohn il-arriso'n,- doc'd , are hereby notified on or befoso the fl't. day of~ May -next, to' e~lhibit. and prove . by sutliolent testimlony, bduoro thme uarsigned at. his othieo lit WVinnsboro, their sever~al anid respective* Judi'gmients, oxecutionis, debts, olahins and decmaimil ninut. the estate of sald deceas ed. All judginent creditors also notifledi that Syare enijoinedl in mM~v dource from on.-~ cing their writs of iFeiri Facinsa against I ih snid tracts of landi-and iall other cro d itors, thait t hey are t herein enjoined fromit coimiencinig oir prosecutinug ainy suitp ?e suits at. law against the defendant, Joln 1 I.. hiarrison, ams Administrator of said estate' wIthouti the Idavo'of thie omtrt. C. E. ?. D). Commisasioner'ut Oilo, .W irm,boro, S. C., Sept. 4, 1800. .sept 4--lawv~m FAIRFIELD DISTRICT. - - 11 EQUI TY.* Ex Piarta Bill to. C D). Meltoil, ~ 'Perpetuate Molr. Northern CIro't.) Testimony. J011N 8. DOUOLANS having filed his Po'. titlon underci above 1il11 In order to per.. poetuiatc the testImony to the past exIstence, loss and eontents of a Deced of Conveyance, t'o him of a certain itract of land1( situate h1 - JFahGld~ Dietriet, on the waters of L~itther Rtiver, by the leoir at, Law of Alexander Douglass, deed. All partIes intornulod are' notitled to appear at the expiration ot:tilroo' months from this date, to cross.cxamino theo' wiraesce that may be produced Aid, pro' duce testimony in reply. * ISA AC HII ME ANS, - - . .E.F.D.. CommIssIoner's o.file, Wheansbor'o, 8. C.,'3une 5th, 1800. juneo19-tam3: . FALL AND ,INTER. Mllinermoy nd Staetw Goods, ARMSTRONII, CTOR & '06, .. I'ORTSRS At(D DBaLRSi OV Ilibbolis, . Bonneot Silks and Satias,~ Velvets, ... lIowest, 1'eathers, Straw Ifonns Ladies' Hlats1 Trimmed andi Untidgd, Shaker Hoodu. No 281 and ILofts of28'1atj .r Offer a Stock unau t~assed In'the Vnited Stat.s in variety . a.eheapness. -Ordere solicited and prohipb attintion given. .Ters.Cash,' aug 28.-2m~ * ~ aobinery Oil, , RVIAIN OtUKer ilueOs ,.94wi~ua~4 /. L7JWh & Tvnti& S oap, p tV9ok, *d an4 Parhio * ijl1.w...I K TQHN MaA8'A -t