University of South Carolina Libraries
Latest by Te!egraph, Cablo Diapatolos. .PARS, Jaitury 26.--(en. Dix, Aiericani 31inister, has ured the French Government to abol i h the odious systtem of searching the bag gage of strangers arriving ink France. It is understood the Government made a favorable reply. The appliention 4 made by Gonoral Dix is in view of coming international expositionl. 8.-r . 111 Pw11nua JmItry 2 7.-Ad - vices from LBeAlring !traits st ato that the.Aieiea1n portioll oft li tussialn Americaii Telegraph is comploted. The Straits have been surveyed for the purpose of finding a plae'o for a nabmarine a cable. Tho lltssianit por tion of this greait e litmnterprise i expeet. od to be fin islied by autnin. Losnox, Jan. 22 --The //.-rul, of this morning. eitorialhl says that tile Governent ha protesI algalist the d!cision of Shaw in ic TorniadoI, owinlf - , tin irregularity. Tle /Jef~blbi admits ihat the opierations of the Tornado louked stipieions. Fim. tx.ex, Jan. 22.-'I'i question bet ween Itill ay and Turkiev, arismir ont of the firing uiponi an italin it vessel Iy Iho Tirks, has been nmtie ily vat b./t. The Sublflime l'orte, yiil.hIi ei veay polint nid conseits to payr id-mniit. ATuNS, JI. 'i2-Thei ( i.i.f of the insurgelits in aii has wrilu-n a long h-tier to tie Utitmcd States Consul here, ithaig the A.merican people throigh him, for the sympahy extended to I't Cretans. Hie'amilso pet i:ions the Consuml for American ships-of-war, to convey womnivi and children. The London Court of AdImirnlty has just gi vena finial ju-lgment inl favor of the Unilted Rutte ini the lia i:ock case. This -n 11k s lie tbiaii s ini-r re Cdirerel by Uniited ;StatLe Consul tDudly in tle Couri.s here. Liv rinrooi, Jan. .22, evening.-There is Ino clanigc in itie co toi narket ; mnid ng uprind quioed at 14), I'mnis, Ja. 22.-''he Uniteil Stntes wanr staiinzr Swatara with Jotuh It. Surratt oni boart. arrivela P t-. wit dii , i iut or MArorcia. iearic ishutls, recent r. nild I ater coaling sailed agatin for the Unitat States. News Iton-.a ( .LvEs-ro, Janua'y 26.--The re ma ins f letieral .Jolititoin were scnt 1ouVston thiS nllgIi 11g. The WereC' fol lowed to the railroad depot byta large procession of ladies and geitlciee. The following answer was made by flGen. (brifnin L to the appeal of Major Leonard, of tiis city : Si : I respectfutlly decline to grant your reiiest. I have too much re gard for th 11miniory of tle irave in cmi who died to preserve our Governm iet to authoriza Confeulerato demiustra tions over the remiuils of aty one who attempted to destroy it. (Signed,4,) P.. if. 1SHERIDAN, MaF11jor-Gcolmerl' U. S. Army. HOUSTON, January 20.-The re mains of (.eii. Johnston arrived here to-day. Many of the public build inga are draped iniourning. Thous ands of citizens were at the depot to await th'ir coming. They were es corted to the Female Academy, where they will. remain istate untit Mon daty, when the intem nt will take GA i.VPsTON, f a .-The spe eial ear retunintg f'romi Iloustoni, where it had carried a number of lady attoindanits upon01 the reimains of Genoi. T Johnston, ran off thoe track to-day. A numiber of ladies were v'erJ severe ly injured. WVAsnixovoN, January 24 -Gen. Thiomas is hero. Sheridan is expecte'd Tile light-homn nt. WVide's Point, m~oth Pasqiuotnik River, Albermairle Sonnld, will be lighted on and after 176~b rnary 63, with a flxedl whiite light, at, an elevation of thirty fi re feet. Generals Thiomas anid Sickles saiv the President to-day. Tihe galleries ie-oro dens-y crowded to hear Stevenis oni the enablitng Act; bt.ho gave wayl) to 1Iaymonld, whto wished to speak. The iintertmd revenue receipts to-day werd $500,000. On offlii represcntation that thec civil-rights-bi1l1 'cannot be enforced in aginai parts of Arkansas, for wat (of add quate force and competent courts, GJet. Grantlhas ordered additiotal troops to Gen. Ord, commanding iln Arkansnas. The Nebraska anid Colorado veto is expete4 to-niorroir. NAanyVJ !LIJanuiary 'i3.---The House nsed the militia bill, providig for a Scavial ry, regiment, comlposedl of wiites and blacks, for each (iongressional Dis. trict, si~bject to a call from the Govern-. or, alp~o abil erpising .white from the sm 'agellaws N vy Yonx, Jaruary 23.-The steami. er Eagle has Arrvylf'ronm anvann, the 109th. .Meipp:gnpi43states I hat Maxi milban ispgt lys 1.hIns wa y to that elty. hle. Rueveltioists, nnilier' Garcin, were fetdnear L~eon. The famous gue. rila. anera, w~as kthled near Orixaba. TIeqro. is no abattemenit of the small11 pox a t Matsamora,. There w'ro seven ty-thre, nelw. ciies on .tile 6th. The Governmopt is compellingsvaccination. JBtwios, January ?,3.--The Mary land fb-gislatigro has repealed. the law eel ling negro's f'qr crime. A special despatceh to the New York 'Pa'nes says, since November the leading politicians North and Souith, Republi eans, Deeralf atu "idex QonfedgrgtLes alikc, ar #driiin 17 N' pn of copiii. a l~in bo4'een .tju1 rlh. .and Sonth. 2. 'J'he Exiceutiverand. Coigressuanrge andIamety, forAmihr buea of the ptopc$w ilion Artha n Sonth CarollA wil applt Te, ~afbqli tis' Miffr'ay,, the tre dJems .,,iyj gasslen1m loinly to. Souith .,arolina iw.taIt Massachutsetse suff'.ago. elect loyal yy ~tvs aild'o09'shab dl e~~~~ 1.f coifhidevling pr *pn The Trbs 7 is buel en j~ iiVyi, A scimme for a Pacific Road ilironh Texas and Mexico is assiming shiap'o; it i eVs 0 imm...nso grants of land. The Spanih (GoverrlIr.fnt, it, is under. stood, ri-ceived very kindly the overture (of the Secretary of Stato for inedialion in the :'onth American wvar. Tlia t GJovernment, however, has no oflicial informnation (f the resilt of I lite previon<. Iender of mdiatiiin made by Great Britain aind France. G(ov. (mnmining., of Colorado, is en rout.; for Was.-hington NT~cu sny, . At.A., January 24. (llitf Justice Walker de-livered anl oinion heore t ie Supreni Court. IHe reiterated thal the State wa;s a e /ceo Goverimei tu li Ito Coiitnieae'v. G nioms and i mtrators who in vested inl Conlferate boinds or receiv'd moilm-v in gol fa1i1th, and a.! hin iredi trinaciions, are made valid ly this de N IV Ont.KA.N January 24.---ov. Wefl' messigo favors t.h'o adoption of O he amnen-ilment, aind s11s41 mlies that Con gress will de-mand impartial siifl'rag; dienonnees the po!iee nad anti-Conven. i ionists for tihe( July riots; urges in. crinsi- ta x f.,r the mauntenance of the. SAte credit ; favors the aprpropriation of the prinr piroinon of the Soolil 111ind1 fotr I h nigro's ; urges iuduneemntsti. for lori'-gn e'nig ration. M'Xican advices show that, the Libe rai. are pressing forward as thlie Frenth leave. 'T'ere are iMany fiugitives and geleral coifi'inn~ Geni. H1owir d has issned the follow. ing cirenlar I Hereafte , andi until fur. ther orders, n) feems or charges will be exacted by thoe oeers of this niean for servics reneired in iiaking cnt racts between freedmen and th,-ir imployer. lither in examinatio. approving wit. nlessimg or r- s~erm' contiriacl, oIr at helwise. Hlle rgnests assisl aii. com missiomnr to instruet lO-ir -mhordin-tirs 14i he11*' above e t I i r,.co-wn..n L; written contraei ., in all cases; verbal con Irac .occasion Mo:ch conifion. IN. reat agents are urged to do all in tir power to s(elre Colntracts4 for the freed men, aiid In teilering itheir services for tthi.; ohjiet, they shoild let, it, he in er. stood hthat they wi!l be rendered without chiarge to the parti es concerned. Ji'Fr"itsoSx Cii, Mo., January 21. -1l.-th hinses pray Congress to repeal tho Acts paying for the seirviees of on. listed slaves. Tl Colorad.> Legislattire hais pnqved -in Aect p -ohibiling negroes itnd niilal. toes servmg as.jurors, over the Govern or'. veto. WV.kismxiorox, January 23.-.. promi a1It. It'pl'liean 1mnembher of the I tousa, in a r-eenet. letter to a friend, says, tench ing thle impeachment busi ness, my own Opinion is, tilid 1ms beei, it will tmlomllll 10 nothing. All reports Ohat. ihe Judi ciary Comnittee have taken evidenee hearing hau-i ol thl President arefalse. not a single witnes.i has beeni examined :11id tile. committee are proceeding very cantiInsly. Tho President approveul the bill fixing the i i of meeting of Congress. add ing the 4.i of March to tihe present, time for nwelting. ToPEMAINi, January 23. Poieroy has been elected for the long terni, and E. G. Ross for the vacan cy. WASHINGToN-, Jan. 22.-The Chief J stice of the Siu'n.-e ('ourt annoneod to the bar that, o:i Ih,-11rSt ,.\ondt.y in Miarch, the Court will adjourn to the fir t Moiiday in A pril. Johnu M,-yer, a C hicago salooi kecepeir woni thme Ciosby Op.-ra H~ouse, which wvas ratied yo-terdIay. Tlhe Sothm Carolina Mu[trder Commit. Leo havye been inst ructed to inquire about the whippii~g of ci zens of I the Uniited Saes in Norlth Ca roliiaa nd thle bnrn ing to death of cit ize.ns in South Carolina whlen conifiued in jail. A report submtitted to the Hlouse shows time issne' of' five twenti-s under the Act of March 3, 1865, amounts to $266,91 1,830. New Outs..ass, Jan. 32.-Jutdge iM.' lows, of the Third D)istrict Court, decide's thbat. the Courts cant'L enforce Confeder ate Cointiaels. Gen. Kiddo, after an extensive tonir thiirough Louisiana, reports tihe negroes contracling, but there are not laborers enouigh to till the land. Nisw YonK, Jan. 22.-Thero 'wore forty arrests to-day for violation of Ihe exciso. A hutge' schema to cironito co)unterfietsa has been frustriated by time. ly police disc'over'ies. A Sonthiern relief meeting ilil be held in- Cooper Institt on Friday nigh t. lBeecher and Grleehy will address the meeting. James Dl. Trnoman, in tho Internal Revenuo Department, has been arrested for levying black mail. Several vessels have arrived at New York, the crews of' wich were -frost bitten. -Vera Cruz adv'ices say' that 500 no groes and Algerians burned the villages of' Tampa and Cotiaslo, by order of the F'rencht, Matxhn~iilan is conscripting heavily on tho cliy of Mexico. .Dias, heading 12, 0tt0 Repnblieans, is reported mn the nieighborhood, awaiting, his evacua Lion, SAvaNxAnr, January 22.- (len .Scot t lo ft h lescene of the ex:sting negro troub. lesai South Carolina, carrying with him thlunegro lawyer Bradley, charged with hathlingtronble. MA DiSoN, Wmh, JRTn, 22.--Howe luis been re-electedl Sena tor. A fire odonded in Dauphin stroet., Mobile, on .Tuesda,# whicoh destroyed proper-y valued' at~ #50,000. ' Several firemien:weo adetiottely thurt. -A *Aret also oceni'red in Vickabnrg tho same'day involvingat loss of thre quartbraiof' a dAri~yro,'Jajt 26,.O0t44 exelltigg~ 0xistado .gondeqioeno of/ Gerreft ~Gfi Iuterference wlth %i *ra JplpsflMos: 4 quies. General dArhI djaded 1i~4u Arhich the11. lyor i yder lio aflow the retnataW roi W1~t~ E~e i helh Oe y i .y - Iois~id. Boultms is susipeue an houseq <draped. BALTI 1i)rixon, San. 26.-Siwann was electo, Marylanid Senator on (lhe ntinthbal. 8-r'. L~ouis, Jai,. 20.-The Ilhoogrph who reportl-d tile I'residoti's speeohi hA been suiumoned o Washington to testit' regardin-g the correctness o' hi report. Congressional, W ASitING TON, Jaintar11y 28.-In thII lonse, Trimble of Keritucky, intro duced a bill repealing the cottim anl sugar tax ; referred to the Ways am Means Committee. An iutsuceessfil effort was made te rofer the impeachiment to 1a Committe< of seven, on the grouil that the Judi vil 'omlimittce Iedw1 time. Th< Chairmntan sa id the Comiittee limt time ; anid in answer to whit the ('om Iittee was doiig, lie said it would b< known at tae proper time. No omil outside of the ('on amittee knew,it said, and he0 bra nded all the report sent North is false. St.ovents' bill was taken u), .iliat1 opposed tihe bill, as he favored keep ing the Southern States from repre. sOn tat ion indefinitelv. Stevens mod i fied his bill materialy, and appealed to lighamti to withdtraw his moetion t( re0fer, so tle bill Imlight be completed. Biighamti declinied. Stevelns said lte refereneo of the bill would be in death. A bitter colloiity Ietweo liinilghiamlt and Stevens enisued. The Speaker called Stevens to ordor foi saying he did not believe a word Binigham said. The bill was referred to the Reeotstruction Committee by a vote of 88 to 65. WAsinIXo, January 2.1.-In the Sett, ipetinons were presened from tlt- Ohio wool'growers for increased proteclionl. The I~inance i Cu (Jommitt e r-pori ed. fthe civil appropriation bill, with amendients. The tariff bill was lisciissel anl a large mnmber of amend uments olered, theoily one cepted ad'ling to the froo list bouks ini all public libra ries. A djourned. III the llonse, after imimportant pro ceeiding-, tIe bill giving Agi iitutiral College scrip tor i iesstee, w ith anemid meits Lo ext end the operations of the bill to all the StateS, provokedl dehatp. \avnard disliked lavintg Tmenn.e yoked to the rebel States. Stokes also spoke, and wias tamited with his early secession letters. Stokes said he had repeited and entereil tle Federal armv. :11nd saul lie was ready to enter the sa-. dlil anid slay thero three years longer, whon Mr. Itindall, of l'ensylvania, sail "O! I bosh ;" and ihe reilar report Says in parenthesis laughter. Kelly, of Tenniesspe, malintainling" that his was' Lhm 0 only Stilemrn State with the Hepuibli enn Government Somb Ca roliin, Tex. na. &C., lie intai Iimed, wore iot, States. The debat progressed, and in amend meit, was a1greedl to that to Confi-de'rate shouild be profeisor. The President. was called a uis-trpeir. Cooper, of Ten nessee, was called to order for eallmg Kelly, of Pennsylvaiia, a liar, and the bill passel. The enabling Act. was taken ip. antid the Commi to of Ways cnd Means instruieled to inqure into the expedien. ey of repealing the cottol tax. \Vasmxarox, January 23.-The Ifi onse remained ii soasion till 6 o'clock this morning. Forty votes by yeas atd lays wero tmkei-onlv a third as many d1ur'ng le fa motus fight over the KansaE Nobraska bill. The mnjority finuall yielded, Mr. ]3ouitwell proposed atn ad joutrtnmenut to 10 o'clock, antd between thaitthour and tnooni, shtonhl bo at the disposal of the D~emocrtas, whlo wvished to debate the bill. T1here wacs tno promnist however on the part of tho Democratu that they should allow a vote a tioen. lloiitwell's hill, mnakintg a rule for the4 United St ates Conrts, excluding from practice Confederates, and othews, paIsse 109 to 42. Itn the Ifouse, the R.publicans volting agatmns'. lBontwell's bill were hubl, I a TIhie bill limtiting the time for filing claiims inl thte Court, of Claims 'to sia yeauirs, pa-sedl. Thet bill providing for theo successor o0 Ite Presiettiatl omieo was liakent up, dis entsseid, oirdered to0 be printed aund refer. red to thte Judiciary'Coammitteo. T1hue bill passed by the Ilontse at noon to.-day, prescribing rutles for the gotaliti, cal titn of lawvyers practicinlg in the Utti tedi Slates Courtsa, was referred to the Jumdiciary Committee. WVASIHINOTON, Janutary 22.-In hln Senate, a memorial was presented fron thte Chnmber of C~ommercee of Memphis, asking aid for I le Southern Pacific Rail ro'td. Th'Ie tariff bill was di cussed,n,u, af.Lr a short, executivo sessignt, adjotun e.l. lIn the House, theo bill to ptunishi 1b placintg of obsi rnct ions oni railroads cairry mog mails was referred to the Post, Offct A bill wavrs introduced, declarihg valit certainm acts rind prolamationms of the President fromt 1861 to 1865. It shtieldi oflkers from acts committed in the die charge of duty, and declares all offeeri shall bo presiumedl to have acted nuidei orders. TheL bill1 was reonmnmitted te the Comititee, with the privilego to ro, port at, any timte. The samo Committet reportedl a bill declaring it the rule ol all the iUnited States Conr ts t hat person1 guilty of treason, murder, brtbery an other felony, who had givon aid, comfort or cotunset to tho eneomtes of tho United Slates, or lhad engaged in rebellion, shall not bo allowed to pracitco In said cottse Mr. Boutwemlh spoke in its favors, saiying if five Judges of the Superior Court-did not have suflcienit self-respet, to adoji rutlos to exclude rebel traitor,, it wvai time for Congress to step in rind - make rules for them. .&cry device of the nmmospy to stave off tIl~o vole, was .re sorte'd to. Thelm house .wasn still in .sos sion; at-o'olook.. ow rt or p.h n 26.1- I~ows I debate developedi tie falct tint the Recon. Itriltion Committee had had no session i this term, andi tha, Ihe Itsepblicnn party knhd not agroeeI on any plan for reconiruc r tion. A sharp coitroversy arose betweenl . Messrs. Chandler nid Ashley and the latter ywas goaded Into hlie, followltig sentitenett: -if there Is a State of the Amerinu Union, in which there Is not a loyal man, exetpt tihe black 1man, I would clotiIO the man with fratnlhiso and every other right utiler lthe Oovernmtent," [Applaulso fr.inn the floor and gallerles, and some lhiises.] Astiley continued ienouncing the nsntnption of t8hose who, during tie entire wIr were In secret alliance with the aplostate at tAo ot her etid of t Ie aenmte. Mur. Witifiel announcel t1e :.bove as a base anid tunfouinded stlwler. ir. IImnt ei nir - "o far as i at concernei. it Is it ias(! lie." The speaker said Mr. htilter's words were mit of ordier. M1r. ittiuall sai.i it is nevertheless true. The Speaker decided Nir. Iit'lal's emairk out of order Vole of cenisture otn 1ttl er, passedl 81 to 88, after which the House :!. jourti-d. wit I nit unterst antling enblitg lie aot to be discused on Miouday, un-lor ith vfive miiut e rule. NIA;w O.::As, Jani. 21.-'I he Tus Montgomery. Alnhnmn, special sys: The 4tmpremo Court of Alntbaina has decideil t lie act of Congreis requiring s tianp on Sate - legnil processes to bo iteanstit I itinl,h (Ilier -Justice Walter also deoidles thait Alabantma hiig de f(ICio a govrn'iit met ui'ler tle Coll fesleracy. Its personah repre- etaties are protected frin all lo s n(ii Con retii-rat u In vestmenits uInder the nets of the Legilattire. Tihe Court was uanimnous. Interview of Governor Orr with the Load ing- Ropublicans -Proposed Arrango mont for the Settlement of Differenoes. WrasHINOTON, Jaminnry 21.-Govern. or Orr, of Soith Carolina, had n itn. terview to.-dy witi a nunnber of tle leading Replublican .nembers of Conl. gress; atnoug whom were Speaker Col fax, Senators Witle aunmd Wilson, and tihe Ilon1. Jim. ( ovode. Goverinor Orr itt hopeful thi, an ar rangrement. will b made. by' whitch al dil'oretnce.i iel wveen the North and tlie Smith will be rcontsidier.d, noim the basis of SotlLiern representatdmi. ittilmar. Iintsiulfrage nil tiniversal amnestv. The project is yet inl emlbtryo. I b~n i:s. JACOB WOLFE, IIAS ' 11s LARGE AND FASiIONAiL.E DRY GOODS HOUSE FROM NO. 2. BANK RANGE, TO Nos. 3 and 4 Brick Range, WIERE WILL BE FOUND Seal Skin Cloth, Esquiiaux lea ver, French Merino and Ladies' Cloaks, AT SANUCKROCK ISLAN.D JEANS AND. AMERICAN BROAD CLOTHS, 'BLANKETS, ENGL1SII AND AaIERICAN YARN, TABLE CL4OTIIS -'AND EVERY VARIETY OP flI~72 G-OODS ALWAYS ON HAND. ARIUVBE VERY WEEK IMJSS 12ERONNEAU'S SCHOOL "'IIE first. sessIon (of five> months) W~il1 commnence February 1st, 1887. TERMS PER SESS8ION - 1st Class In Enlih 22 00~ Lower Clauses, 18 00 Misusi6 ' : 26 00 Ters pr halt a hutoa r nty tess t n~ half'Ilhe, bo. tr~.cnb loa'rd, of Ao14 eit -ca1be'1o cured i ins an' lblis private famlly, lta lhe imh ediaetioIlt7 and in; conneotion withs the chopl .4 ,. an 10.-f 8,S~ ESTATE NOTICE.. att a , A( sL ii . State of South Carolina, FAIRFIELD) blSTRtiT, IM 'QUITr. Lucy Ilarson, vs. In Eq~ityi John R. Harrison, Bill for I ilnrrison. Do (wer. IN pursuneo of a decree made In this es4e ill the judgmemt anI other credilors of 'Jonia liarrison, dee'd , are hiereby notified on or before the first %lay of Miay naxt. to -xhibit sand prove by inifioicint tebtimov, btwfore the untlersignted At his Oficea II Winnsboro, their s-veral and veectire judgmnents. execitions, deb-ts. cnims and dentaals against (Ie estate of mid decens ed. All judgmtent -vltrs also notified thint they ire enjoined lin maid dieerre from ni forcing their writs of -eiri Facias agninyt tile said tracts of landl-and all other cre. diors, hmat they are therein enjoined from cotnmneimg or prosceuting say sitit (r mi una sat law agansau a the deeAndant, John It. liarri.aon. as Atminii-strator of said eit ate without the leave of this court. 11. A. UAILLARD. U. .E. P. D. Commissioner's Office, Wii.nsboro, 8. C., 8ept. 4, 16. sept 4--inwin FARWIEL D ISTR IC--1806. IN 1Qt'ITY. Ex pnre. I Wim. FE.. Aiken. and Petition to AguMstus N. Aliken, Alsm'r- Est. of Perretnato Teati Datid Aiken, dee'd. J tamenuy. r jII Petitioner laI fhe above stated ap. plication. having filed their petition in perpetuato testimory or a settlement, fnd on 22d February, 1801, betwcon tih heira at law of lavid Aiken. deconsed, and of a division and partition of the real estato of said deeaed by the said heirs. I is ordered, on motion of Mr. Rion, So. licitor for tho Petitioners, that, iI pursu. Anee of the Aet of I lae Glenernil Assenmbly in wtich enso made and provided, all p-i-sons inte-ested it the above statled matters (o appear ait his oflico I ree montis from (he .;to hlereof, to examine i ho evilence hlat Inay tbo produced, and prodice evidence in repy. 1. A. UA11,LA\ R 1). Commiesioner', Ofico, i 2-1 Nov., 196. nmov 2--lawm. RU.LE TO PLEAD. Tho State of South Carolina. F A I It F I E L D D IS T RfliTF IN TI!H COMMON PLEAS. lts Attachment. Saling Wolfo. ) W 11 IREA8 tie 'laintiff did on the 18th dity of November, A. D. 18661 file him declaration ngnimnst tle Defondant viho, (as it is said) is absent fromt and withit, the li amits of ihis State andi has noiter wife nor attorntey known within flhe samo upon whotm a copy of the said deolaration might be servel. it iW therefore ordered tiat the said Do fondanit do appear- anmd plead to tle said delarmatiota 'm or befor t le -ith flay of No. vember, A. ). 1867, otherwise Anni anol asb. sohitte jidgiamentt. will imena bo given and Awarded for the Plaintiff agnat lai. 8. It. CIIW NIY, C. c, P. Clerk'tOhice, Fairfield District, I3th Novemi-er 1866 Iaov ItmFat1l y RUL.E TO PLEAD. Tie Stage of South Carolian, FA I RFIELD DISTRICT. 1N THE COMMON iJUAS. 8. A. Boylston, x(rx, vs. Attachmont. Johnt Adger. J W ~ JIlHEAS the Plaintiff did on thle 23d day of Miny, A. I). 1866, file at Decla rationa against the Defendanat, who (asa It is saaid) is absent froman, and withlotut th laltiits of ;,hais State, and has neither wife nor at torney, known within the samie upon whlom a eopy of (lae said decliuation may be serv ed. It. is tihoroforo ordered thmat the atid De. tfendatl do appear' and pslead to the sid de.. olarat ion on or' before the 2-ithI day of May, A. D. 18167, othaerwiso final and absolite juadgmenat will thmen be given and awarded for the Plaintiff against him: 8. B. CLOWNEY, C. C. IP. Clerk's OfJlee, Fairfield Disttriet, May 28d, 1866. may 26'66-Ie8mnly Rule to Plead. Tihe State of Soutalla rollmm. FAIRFIELD DISTICT. IN Tiun OOMIION PL5AB. vs. Attachmrentt. -Johan Adger,J 1A1.lERE4S tihe Pinaintifi' dld on time 7th daty of May, A. D). J868l, fale his Deol aration ngninsti thie Defendant, who (ns it is said, $s absent froin ajad'witihout time limits of time Slate, and- hma neither wife tnor at torney knowna witin- tihe satne upon wheot a oopy of thae said doolaration mighat lbe served, it Is i aeroeore ordered that the sahl De fendant do pppenr-aryd' plead to time saild Deolarhlion on oa' before lthe8tii say of May, A..D.-, 1807, othdrwiso final sind absoltitto Jftlfe~nt it hn ai b von antd awarded for * ,. I .c~ 0 WNN, .'c C. es-rkc Offiee, Fairfie 4 Dilstri@Ie May.7th, 1866~ n'y 10'6Q.l8mly 1State of South Ciarolina. FAIRIELDDISTRiCT, Wm. obertspn, Jni,'Adgera (EU).8,11 Plaint iff 1id 'o th 3th'day -of Mat'Oh,"A.- 1Y.18 filo hii de*iemsaradopt aali the Doforainln.; p o thW said , deblarallo1 nkht'btsbutted'a a?'a q 4doppe ad plead IQo#be said de. 48. 8J,1pONEY jn 9 da dissol i '51 'MA''. IMPORTING & YANUF E'~A- -T, vvI Wholesale Druggists' an Dealer inl Drugs CIemiMcal, 1 IN0. .1. UNG STitl. N A. PRATT. 1. IW. Chemniui to l atti C. 6. Ni inI d it (I M ini w urt: (out 'Juidmal ESTABLISHED 1854. LENGNIC & SELL, iIminporter a'% nd Ih nlers IN MILLINERY, STRAW, A Ni)D North-enst coriter lt'etine nnThImarket Stis., CIlA 1.1i11TO)N, s'. V. * NVTE the Trade to) eamino their full .I nd varie1 aosfrIn u ' BUnnneo' ando Ifats, rhmdn1 tu1trim med. 'ibbonls, of nil descrip1 ions. Flowers. Feaolters. PIress Capm. Nets, Veils of new est de-signs, Corsets, Skirts, &c., &'. net n fim William G. Whiltden & Co,, IAYDEN & W1iltLDEN, ))I FlliS IN Waifeltes, Jevelry, Silver Ware, (TO1MERY, VIHINA, (MS.\ WAlR H, and louse hl'rnishing Articles, M-1 f7old and Ri *r p11ranar. Watches and 'll. lil.EI)', I. IN A Tr \I) HIJES.1 \l, N 1, I1! NE STlIEl'T w M. 3t, w..n. i, . -ntoIAs, Jn, w M. S, L.ANNIAV. MILLS& OSE (D UL ADW M1ILLS H1OUSE, Corner Queen andl M.. ang Sires, CHARLESTON, S. C. r 1 I P0NT1, F AN!1) Wjry ir KNOWN HOUSE, ks now fully 01en form ihe recoption of visitors, having been refurnisheil wit. Now nni Polegant Furnii tur throuli iighout6; anid o'ffers to ihnI traveller neconIIOothet ins and convenxiences as8 a leirst (Class Jlotel, not. to bo ipnlild by) any North or South. 'The pa tronnge of thle pulic Is respectfully solicited. Rates of' Iloard per daty, $.4 0h "i " pe muonh as may agreed on. JOSE~PJI PCIICEL4L, febi2-1'116--t t ' Proprielor. JOHN C.Di AL, (Latlo ALILEN & l)IA 1,) At he Sign <:f the (Golen I'ad lbock, COLJUBIA, S. C., WH'IOLEALrE AND) RITAIL, Imnporter anti IDealer In Englisil anlti Alncrit'all HARDWARE & CUTLERY, Nails, Castings, AMill Mionet', . hinig I 'lot hs, Circulari Sawn, Mill Irons, Sugar Pans, INJIA RUIIJER AND LJEATJIEli BELTIMG, Carpenlers, Blaokam.ith and TaXnera Tools, Iluosekeing and Furnishiag I~ardw~are, AGRICUI.TURAL IMPLIMENTS, Limo, Content,. Plaster, PauIns, Olsa, Frenolh andt A merican .sWindow Glhus, *.Guns, Rtiiger, Pistols, Powdar~ F'lasks, iowder, l8hot,&, sep~t 18-%. Notien to Tax Pay3ers. ASSIST NT ASSE5380R'y.pvlui * Ui H. INTERNA , InEViNU , .T W ILL bo allhe ollot*ng placs-for. ihe I.. peirps .o o akiig, Q6ses lla it pon 'incqnme \aeIm,y ra n~t M)( 1 * 'K 'Ii Hubev's, - ' 2 *a~o~b Veaeter ny - T 4 ha ooiff o r und at my office. 8. IV LI.1IiN; Aen't Assessor, 14& J biv, 3d Col, Diet, a nM o t g An k a a ACTURING DUU! HOUS E d Manufacturing Chemists, e'rfutmery and Druggists Sundricu, Li', UiAltIL TON, S. C. A lI.SON, p'n au. 91.mist t. lite C. ' c Dp. OF TIr YOURVI11E I,'XQUIRE.j ",T':A.R and ,"'nily Newspapor gimiged 11nd ii roved for 187-. w S pmvii mt anl new atiractions.-Four Ori gi S Itm ries atIl It bree viambleI II preimiums ! Tihe I-, . i r.iuearedt i Thursday, ti. :;l day of'1 Jainuary 18(07. inioreased in site. In led oil i ntirely new mmaterii, with tiho b liest i proielivenitl inl (ie arl presenitli ingll n.ore Ii.actr ive appe-larancite. lind conltaining . i it enst. five addilittial c11lml4 of, reaeitir. 11iti11 *1---11h0 largesmt nlewspael r ill the State, oulturei of, Char-lestIon, l'h' lliio al lbelriitnient will beI '.!Oi (Iuctedl by Mir, Jnl.-W1-nA-uisledl bly in1j. .1 ks. F llia r. ir. JA.11 :4 WOO l)vmIMvlX will ContilnUe his versti le '-CVilritii ionls" froml Colim. Four Orligimnal Noumvelette. written ex. preS! Ay for lihe E N.ti mu m, will be p1011um1m 'uiing tie year. The tollowing are the ti th-S : h'fe Spcre of the Firesidu" - by J 1% itlhi'rmppoon lErwin. "Tho Slhadlow on tie Wall'---m John Eston Fia ,441. "Tlie Wlnth of Ilomo"--by Mrs. At. A.. Elwarlt. "I'Ino Weniitvelt, tie Tory's Nlclco'-.by I rolinu F. lireston. TtaIt MN - A eVANC..--IOne copy, olm year, il specie $!.' 61; inl Ir'encoy, $3. 60; 1w.o copiies. 1oneyear, do, $1 150; di,, $1; fivil colites, ile yelt, ll, $8 7.; d, $12 50; trim copiwi, Ile yrrt, i) $17.5t) do. $25; ie c4op1y, six rlmilihs, ,ill $1.25; do, $2, To lhe per'soni ieditnlig uisi tle larl'geiit ('lue of yarlySUsCiers ait k1.76 each, in% sapecim, or $2.-i0 inl currnmey>,. we will award it t'ntenmt Coitoni Pt'laniter, whlit mh will cost im harlle!tIon, lilty dollamr. -' th ike lerson Sending II, .11 1101t largest ('hih, on th m221e telm4, we will a t-iid a t'nienit Corml'n l'lanl.'ter. which will comt in Sh le t nIhlirty dolllar... 'I'll 111s en dio g uS' filh Ilir'l llargesmi. List. liln the aime m, weer it wll award mion of' Ame4s' ioll ('mirn Shmuetr cost it The il'rmiuImIIs will be iwartel to tlhe suiO cissii colu etitpo r,4, oi tiel fi-si Niomiy it hineoh nti, at - o'clock 1P. i. Tim iinuiva shimoihl be sent in, lowever, is they Ilre ob tai dti; ihiti lonslt beiig uiile4 to tie list up it, tle -liy of mnwiard. No naimies will Io comiu ilnls l'aiii for. To persovs who imko up Clums ot ten or imioreo ImIIIIei. blt vihI m1ay fail to oblain a prize we will .41,ed tHall h::,. n: Itll olcO year. free of' chargo; iid Ill i,,, mIimi, :.,d ^ Cih1 )f t' wenty ' mliori re nmm,-- blt who fail to ohillil a iri., w will him-%r,,i tGlo B.i QIrt nilt one year, fre of chagi i'e, mm1mi a copym of citier, The Linl We ..c,,'' 'Sott 1I Oihe11iy Alagatiii.", or "'Godey'a ' lly -eo(h L,. .\i. ti;ltsT Jan 15 ortill. S. C. RtULE. To 'cLE"AD, IN TIlE CONI.\oN 11.lEAs. A. S. Oaillard, As.igne'', Doclarattin vs,.. in Saling Wolfo. j Atipaclment. "1i""ml^'-w tlio ''a'nt'f in i- -et' ons didut onm this da il-- hll lmtievelanit ion& against iSai hug Wolf theii211 ;ieit'fn whvio Ii abslenitfroutmi and i witmout thle litis of~ ~ thli's Stamte, (un it is sabi, ) uniii liiiving neittier wire or attorni'Iey knol~wni, 21on n'heom ia ciomy of' tim abiovo Dcolamrntion wiithe a rumld ito pleadm thleret o, mamy lbe served It is thlere.. fiire ini pursuanlfce ofi tihe A mt of mIhi lounoral Asseacmblly of thmo Stato .-n snicehCi1' iiuet mad nnd providmod, Ordermed, thait Ih %rut (10 pilead thereto omn 'or bef'ori' thIi' e '. iay ot' Oct oberm, A D'. 186t7, or' om-uiwi flmil andii absiolul ojmdgmment wiltlet b lien givon and11 awarded ingainst him. Clerk's Offlee', Winnscboro, X. (., 26th Oct., 1866. oct 27--le3nmly RULE TO PLEAD. Margaret Rhair, vs. Attatchment. Car'olusm Felider, W l ERIHAS thme Plaintiff did on limo 1 7th day of August. A. D). 18(16, file bor Deolarationm agalinst, thme Dlefnudatr., whmo, (as it is said) is astentit from amid withiomt (ie limuits of tiisiato, having neoither' wife nor Attornoy knowne whinim thie sameo, uponi wihom a copy imight lee serv'ed. it isc thiereforiot ordelred, thitt the Defei--l nnt do appiomr andI pleadm to t.his D~eclarations 02nm eribf'ore thme th da imy of' Aneguim, A Dt. 18(67, otherwbroi~ final and abs81m oh elgnmen,. will tihen lie givon anmd awarded for thie Plainltif, against him. 8. l. Cf0OW NEY, C. C. P. Aiugumst, l7t h, 1806. aug 2i-.txicermly Gen'I Supt' Om08ee, Ca & S. C, Railroad. C~OIUM1BIA, 8. C-, Nov. 7, 1868l. n'$td afte 'Nov. 7, 18663, TI'lROUfIt v.SSsNGEit TR A INS, will rint n oa Leai'e Colummbls at 8 10 A4. Mm' Ai'e di Chaurlt to 9.40 A, M. LefaVChariole at (6.10 A. Mt. Arrive at Colurobia, 1.40 P. M. Seke ul ovie fle south CarqlIn~aRil OII~AtLSTo11 S. o., No,. 8. the folkri soh7i ttte : Le ave Comlubia, 6 900 p t