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hu Latest by Telegraph,__ The Supreme Oourt-Argumout ou tho Misinwippi Injunotion Bill, WNAsit isirroN, April li-In the Supreme Court to dIy the liotion was4 m1iade to file the .\lissiisippi lujuncltion bill. Tie Chief d usiu eeamid ' hat he mOt ('t file a bill was usunlly granted as a inatler ot' cour-se, bitt. that, itit. was sIggestCted thit t hill contained miatter scainlous or un:i to coie tiofoe IIt e cour., ' n court exit in. e* or reterred it Io a Il .:orei iIn tle pre t euse the At On':y -G mail o1jeated to the b:ll as containing natter unlit to be brought bet'ro the couti. and ihat wan the only poi It 11hat1. c -11ld4 then I considered. Up11 that poit the ou1t WIouhl acUording ly lir.st hea- tie Atilorney t ItI L. r O'Conor IIutoiiiined ib: lie and him wine were in aittensteii'e in ca- it '-W b. decilil to aruIe bothII hills. The - I tI -ener ra il that . d he IoIr;i:ir 1g i hIl lii.e lohilt lipoln whieb ho rtoposed to oppiose lie filing ot the Mie iippi bill. The Mississippi hill was, in i legal sens, scan. dalous. it prolsed ik-iiing the Pesolenit defendnil before the omirt .11udge Shar-kev said thit he hadi amended tih hill to p1r'i Cred agniiMt 11he President, as 11 citizen" of Tenessceo. The ttrn-y-ener:Q read a1 portion of the hill, claitning tIht it wa maniifestly against the Preti-let:t na Pre-i det. lie lialed to sonewhat siiil-r In els itened atrninst. Mr. .uell'erson in the ]urr hial. Mir. .lelfrson li-I not. obeyo even notice the plrnoess. lie s-il. Iihat. n-i an ollicer, he (lie .\t tirney-eneral,) shold advise tile Presidilt to lisregiard tihe silb pceni; and le proceeded t 2 eX 1ini t ie i-Il'et ' ofi his course it thet ClIIlt IeUrsi4st and14 the President renitnin firim. The Courlt to 1ilain: its dignmity, would have 10 impi n sihe Presidelti for contempt. lile l tin:ined $hlt the President. eqlally with the Ki : of lEngland, was ex-nolit froim proceedings li I his kidlil. lie coul only Ie broul'Illgh belfore 1 he bar of the Senate lafter impleachmnent. 'courts Cotild pinish tle Presideit. or acts conititted while l'resiiliiit, but the Presi dent. was beyond I heir jurhtisdlietn as long ats hie occutpied the Presidontial chair. lie also ullintainied ilint tle ition . was ngailst. ti le Uniteid States Goernment. n< nmc1h as Ihiugh thie go VermntIlllt were nam1t11. ed. lie announced that he alpeari at il reiluest of tile President, who,.when the Miitiary hills pn'iasei over hii veto, said lit, in his estliiation, there wits blit one hitty resting Ipon11 him, that. was faithfully to carry out and exciet tho:e laws. The lon. 11. .1. Wilker followel inl repily Io the A t torney-Gineral, andl tle court took tle inattr inder advisement. Meet-ing of Jolored Citizona, AMiUStA, A pril 1:1.-A -uas4 iceting of freedimen was helil to dy, at, which about 1,000 were present. Afler orgali/.tion, i prcalnible aill resolulitions were read, ile Hiubalance of which is thiht the loyal citizenis of Georgia ihould give a' liitel und cn. tinued support, to tie Union anit tle Rvlitib. liein pirtly ; Ihnt. there should he no dis tinCtion on1 aCCout ot raOce 'Or c)ol' in 111V enjoymnent. of Iolitical righs : Ilhit the right it vote gives the right to sit onjuies that coriieal punishmin-ut shoild Ile nhol ished, beiig a rehi of uimrisu: that. Mhe widows and orphans of those who died in crushing tlie rebelliion ae entitled to the nation's plotwlection nid gra t idi'e; that lithe iatioun't debt. is a sacreil obligition. J. 1'. Shetlon (coloied) spike in support of lie resoiiions, but his reimarkls wcrc conservative. (Inv. ,lohnson understood the object. of The me eing to 'h for the purpose of advi-. ing and coiliting", with tie colored people, jn order to forii it conIi nhon platformii, On which white and black4 conlid secu re equal Jinstice before the law, and work in hrno ny tget her. Ile was surprisel to flind that tle lleeting was aemidie for party purposes, and therefore spoke relittantly andi under dismmtages. Il he known Ih. a pro ,gramine had been previously irraiied. he would not. he pre-ent. Bteing piely invited, however, lie did not ieel at liberty to deoli ll... lit) spoke not. tor tlie -purpose of defeating tle objeclt if tle resolutions, bit. with ti hope f levising for the best - nterests of' lie coloreid raci. lie advised t hem to lie sober1 iiindutr11"ii tnil to exer' cise lie r'ight. of itranchise judicioiusly ;to awoid wielmii aut designinig muan, who are inl ouri midst to vow thle ueid of discoid and ttrife. lie believedi good and intedlligent Iwhite mieii at. I le Stuthi wld'iml do inst ice to :tie iiegroes. lib wouibt do all ini his power'u to impr~ove ihe race ini thle social and ploliti cial scale. Theyre ja and1 I hoil be no01 1an. tagonlisml het weeni t he racein -heirI intere'st s narc the samiie, andI thesi shlouild be iittali conf'idenice and hinin'otiy :iand he eaneistly hioped both riaces woubtl lu tfriends andii o lablorer's in wor'kiug out11.thei gr'eat ptroblemi of r'egenerailtion Soum hi. JIailhe Starnemis aund Illiarnid followed, in faiv.:-i ol'iirtOuy and1( goold feeliing. N.i'ein Ieard -andu oilier colored speakerm t':vere-h t he lt'pinblican party ninI thme pas The pirembii; and1 iresoltt ions werel adopit ed. Many intelligent color'ed wen disaup. provedI the spirit ott the r'esohiitionis, but the JlucOting was ver'y harm'ionious. News Items WAsuuxoTox, April lla'.-The!i Court fook a motion foir leave to ile thle Gecorgia bill for' cons.ideratin wii hout rgumietnt. Chasie said if the Court wished to hecar the argiu ment, lie would ntotitfy counsel. Thlere was un interesting ar'gumient yesterday on n. .ouirinment. A point wasi miade that a tape. cIal session called bly the l'erosident cant~il legally adjourni wviihotit his consent, us it wouldl be dispersion. 'The diflictilty lies in keeping a qiurum I agethlier, wvit hout which t ho Senate cannot. work iior adljouirni ine dic, .a a quorumi is present. on Tuesday, the session will priobabhly be priolon~gedt u f nuot, the Chairman will adjourn the Senaite iunder yestorday's act ion. Several rndical Sen ters antionneed, that..were they Presidetat., thef wouldpdriaist, like Jlohnson, in nomii nting fien~ds nnd sutpporters. Thelire is a nio sign of compjroiae. The National .Bank oircu~latiotn isi $200, 000,000. TIhuo President has enitire'ly r~cov'ered, anal Is rceivintg visitors as uisit-. fliny J. Iltaymonid, editor of lthe Time's, hias beeii nominated as Mlinister to Aus tria. The internal revenue receIpts for the week amoutnt to $2,d00,000. Th'Ie Sentate is makIng serIous -Inquiry as to the premanututro pmiblicai ion of occuirences in executive Bsssins The r'egist ration oft the Fourth Ward shows 001 mnjor'ily. Thae prtiviate boxes of the Natiotnal Thea. tre, on the ntight. of the Southern r'eloef sold for $ ; 10. The names for collocmo', surveyor and naval otilcer for Pladml phla wer'e sent in to-day, and~ were. htnmedilately rejected by the SIenato. T wo Illicilt distiltory . slablishmnent s were seIzed Itt hiladelphia to-day. ' Nsw Yonst, AfnpIg, 18.--Friaser, Trentholm & Co., of Charloston, hate been notIfled to appear before the Judiciary Committee, to testify relative to the blockade-ritnnjng buslttese atid flid'ts assets at the close of the war. : Mataimoras correspondence ghves- fuarther news from Quoretoro to thie 22d uilt,. No doubt exIst's that the recant engagmnents restaltEd irt ath Itaperil defeat, The fighting was very stubborn, Leases admitted by Esoohedo great od bath~ sides. ide'nt's ilness will probably prolong the Senat.orial :siaon. Th G ,ri petitionl isq signa(l byi Messrs. Black, rent, Cowan and O'Co-ior, wi.h1 a certifiente of ti t. or gia, Governer- attachedI. It. prays tin injuinctionl against Stanton, Gran't and14. l'op. Tli- prae".lingps i) the Cow. I to-morrowv, i.; lool)od for with intnl ,, :!ix Iy. ' ,me New York papers ha vi made(t aragme'(Or verbalim eprt ' ol the( argumnent. The proof of Geor gia's perilion wa*s read last nigli, bY Charles O'Conor, who probably wrot'e It. The i amount paid for Rlussiani A mri en W:s !*%7,200,o000, and not $10,000, 000, .3 Ceported. 'Tlie follow ingq paper.1 have bei ii lam)ed by the Cl rk of tIe I I.- 14.4 ofiheial orgalls : Rp ublican, TeiIhC anld 1/i;,d, New Or!.-ans; .\lri(han I Chronicle and ViCCkShur1g R61p'(,15c1n, I N issi: sippi; L ttlt Rock flepu/2/iun, Arkinsas. TWo in Florida, two in I otih Carolina and one i Texas have not.yet beeni named. Rosi-eans has beens fially conl firimeid ab irigailher-G eneral. Gharle s (YOnCunsor. III the S:upreml r (ourt, io-day, asked lave to halll he 1 GloIrk of Oie Court the petition of' the State of Georgia, which, to-morrow%, hIe in-ndsi to ask leave to 111. The Court aid lie coutld do so. Attornv-Geineral 0 Stauberry said this petitionldiilered froin thait. of Missisippi ; in fact. that the S'ressit, was not ma1.l4 a party inl the inuiction, nail further stsated that Stan. Ion , in behalf of thlie military athority had reqeiosted him to take entire coit.rol of' dhe defene. The Court was reqitest d but dieclinted to take tihe order as to C Ue arigemnt, or arguing tis ques tion ; it is probaible, hiovver, Ihv i' a motion to file two petitions will be joit Itiy alguei. In tlie S--n.t.e, a resolion oas intlro. duceid calling oi le .l'ereslet. for alv" ,ligal opinonss oflicially givei him rs.. garding the lenire of olic bill ; passed. " l-sol lit ions fiximg Ihe day tor adjourn- a In.it ioccsio ned it charateiris.iie debate ain developed tle fact i that he "ei nate is willing Lu divide the oaliees--hal'rail ilsd and hll D mne rats ; utl, the 'es ident, is firm in his determination to ad here to his friends. lit reply to thi . arginment that, tunless tie President I yieled dtsuIing the recess, of placing per S-msl in Mliee obijectionable to thle senl at, he Shoud he p out.t l thle way in .July. Fesogenden replied that the Presi- I lent, erinl 'ally with thlle Senate, was parl of tle GoverIsmeni, 1tid ill ight with e11u:d propriety, threaten to p1ut t hi' Satie ont of the way nuliess it, accepled his ieastire's. The w;-hole question Was inidefinitely pos poned]. ti \ pilieatiiin lions 153 former Uni'ited tatis icers, 51 meiwrlhii of Collgreliss and 101 proolillnent Collfederate aII'Slr are on file inl the Attorney General's offiec for pardon. It is saidl the President has legal ad. vice of his right-the Senat i failing to confirm his nominations -to fill 41liees vacated previoutsly to tie passage of It tie tenur,' of' ofice bill. N MW Yo , n pril I1. --A despatch was received to day by1 Jby ames M. I row, Treasuter of he Fiamine Relief' Commi Sion, fromls "anl Pranlcisico, which says : Tie ',n FI Praneim'o 1- :1amine Re. lie( ComnusiilSosioni will senl You ill a '-v days, by 1transfeI, $30.000 in gld to 1 assit. ini reivn tile sl'er'inmg itt the Theli dea'thi penalty hats beenS restored d Nr~'w Yoms, A pii 9.'-Tho steam shp Greast E.'aern, wh'lich ihans beetn ex pee's'I here f'or several daiy's nrrived o this~ tiormngs~. She leaves f'or' Drest onts Thei I s te mlip R lef wl.sirl loa~d wt'ith provisions for thes .sfl'ers' S mth. A ngus~t ]3ehnont hasis cons'eiitedi tii alilow hsis privateU gall''ry pa intinsg. * be tirown't open1 to the pulic five danys, (or I hu beneti t of' thle Ladnuies' Sonthiertn p lleii'f' A ssocial ion. Th'J is is venin g,MAr. aind Nitra Georg~e Va:selehiof' girve al vol. usteer' r'eadintg, in S:ieitnwasy I [all, in. aid of tho Sondier'n Relief Commtsis. WVASutxn-row, Apiril 9 - In the C Sotherns relief' bast, att Dr. GJillette's (liurchs, wats found at (doll' arbl, in hs whichias wra5 ~'ipped~ it laidies' diamhlond a minig. I Inte'rnstl revenuso recceiplts to day over p lii0.000. Thle Rnssian treint~y wais rnli'edl to. hi dlay, wtith two or thsree dissenting r' v'oies. al The Pr'esidenst hass paridoned Z. BI. 0 Vance1~, lately Governor' of' North Ca~ro. linnl, onl the recotiimendation of' twelve w 8senators and( twenlty-eighlt Represenita. (O Litive. 3 Luisi Schadiei, who defende~lud WVirz, ii hast adldressied at letter to thse A mnericani (l A gr'ieiihairal CJommlissioner Newtton ~, has aippoited Hors. Thieodoro Peters, of ,t Maryh'nd latly President of theo New a Yor'< A grienbltusral Sosciety, ahgent for the idist ributionl of' seeds ill the South1, toI petfect Soiutheirn ngiienltusral correspon. f dence and to co-operate in the re orgat- ti nizationl and imsprovemelnt of Soutihertn Th'le Anastrian Mfinister, on file 5th, annl~ounlced to Mr. Sewar'd that Ito was ins~tr'ueled to sk flue goodl offices of the Unoited Stales Government ini seetnring safei trealtmnlct (of Maximilinn and his 0 f'ollow~ers, iln case11 h fel inito theo hands of the Libsernls at Quterietaro. Ont the. 6th, Mr. Sroward replied, that ho had '. i(eilegraphed to Minister Campbell to send a swilt messenger to Juarez, con veymng thie reqtuest, t hast all possible len- s lency be extended towvards the expected ni prisoners, and also thlat he had placed p at copy of his instrutsqions in the hiands o of' Mintister Romeg tho had promised 8 to inftorm JTimrez off he wishes of' the d United States Government. On the 80ame day3, Minister Cnmpbell replied that' e had forwarded thoemren- s ger, il IAurOUsT, April 9.-The following a d uespatch was received by the Ohronicle and &n~ncl ton'day from (Gownis. n l'IW;;N. Apr i 9.- Tlh.: .ihra', ill 1he ki!n- , Mit f t r 1 f 1 i i1.. hle Uorrby Aliln try I. reI~ . sa!l:. II A - SOrt I C.Iu: IN. wnti. IY .\. (o iirlIa, rrei *pondent of* the S.W YoIk Tim, wrI.i Ino foll!wI 1 n An mblt thw rofie OterIs wvill he" unliver :d.a ' , .- w : I Lhe str ic ate nd ., ir to, the 1N w. know (,f no' pr11 , -n 141t, n.:In (" :it v 111ence or I ijtos ili wii r atrolina whol advises a, ci-oeir-nt -om1 tha. whit-h I ati ing ; and I ei f Iv m iftn 111.,n<:h a wtret' to il o 1 , \ -d1vi ,in :lly ot her comn---e lo 'mllkd l 0 n o it I),.. I :\- it%- ("-, l 1. 1i -gj v in the S e -- in-iir hv- wv :hi1t.1 -- 1:oi, by t hI e nt ed1c . nlor. he t heI i..n' ,.. ;nt, iy th poor nor by * v-- Ilh.wi - no )lwr elasi now%, for all are. poor. ilvery dY fit- fr place an.1 over, and ever v cdy dpas (Jirs <. g Iths in Qv ther!) way than1 ihrvlnzhI a suppor~t of IC law of th<. li-l. TmI.: S1-An.LTIr (VI ', Iolr lA NI) hIwrItacr. -A ccori I o al hir is edI y en. Sickles. :1 tew clay avo, eli, whith wasto havetI been Ih<-hi Oil ith 70k instat, is postpoled, anid ite etaltannomlices tha1, onil- Io a-pir-i. oil (if the presen-lt inclomheI, ho \% ill lpoint a1 sntcrs-or. We '-el lit tm. w phexp i almot ttn1mimlot -niimintt. (A I li pcophi.. wilhot w- st m1.t ilm! r(pph t Ow1.p~~ rfeci tt iatiictias hV has ihett cAt. -tei wi ItII oficelle- for svial ti-rmi'u, Id lts aways uischiargied Ihe anhusuis ration for tl- f'elings of Ithose with itim lie ha; been brouglil in coniact. - N noiif A gi.m ias boe invon ted in Fraice, I which electricity is very iIer niyon.. r alolied to tho ig!titlti of the u rge. T'."wo SnEall (el trie ati tori.-. re ene]loed in the Ftock, It N -intet , Ig wiroe of whi h emer' I the iur ce, Iear the Irceech, maii I., \ very inp)I l oans are- co one tci - * re, with1 a tinle platilium Ie ehiclart, f o as toe ent, and thus ignit -V atrt-rid getinh's preitpard -: .. HOe ontaig Afuhnimal - .aA. cploye of themselves ; imn it iw 0 robable I hat the cotrivaCe v \ er ,I more thian a scetteeciosit v, niess found to anttswer for artiller Y. Tu Louisc. . vIx. -- Tie !ws from fte Louisiana levoes is Of'a irrible chiratter. The crevasses 'Il l1.aton Rouge are levold Control AId lul oonitemp to ctii Lhiu Ihiv con thandonte. The riche.: rnyar gi( 1 ill ithe Staltc is ruilld for I-is m~lsOn. Marengoerv einnh s to luack iver etryt, tIhe tent t t, active col.ton region inl the Mo i ie P'rodmlen's setiteent, huoin ac u. ,oto, is oveiifowed 1-y it antd ighty freeodmen aire kntowni to havt e atishied in the wanter. Of course, thte amangi extetnds beyond the P.arishecs ittioned above. If. is estimatedI ci that there is l6.2,/30, n0of~ i coutrfe it mney1i' in jc iena tinl Lthis cout ry. en. (1riflhin, whio pirev.eted (Gen. ohnast on's funterai, htas beeni prstctt I with a leatther model by13 TIexan Ia Mr. Wmn. Niblo, of New York has; nrch ased the splen iid i bra ry of Dr. lawks and prese-~te~d it toI theo New 'ork Ifiat orical Societ y. GJovernor TI.hroikmttor tn, of TIexais, as telegratphed t hat his Stat c will nmntdiately reorganizo untder the Re - austructi Act. Mr. Wmn. 1i. Rabeoek haos ceas-ed is conetion w.~it h thet ('hesteor ad rd, amttl Major S. P. 1Iihun iltiion .ill oreafter conduct the editorial de It is repoted( that Queen ictoriai asd(eterined to exercise her petc >ga Live of cleomency in thte futunre, ad thatt no catpitail pun~tishmen~t shatll rer aigain occur in Englanid. The .Iarg'est palper mill in thte orld1 is about to go intto operation at reenvilleI, Conni. It will tu rn ont 5,000 pounds of printing ptper pe lty, andl i.s expected to prtodIuce a do-. tItm it price, it;.:n, WV ttr A Nn B.;c.-A fellow hose liver is whito, whose nose i 1rd iid who is alwy ge.n..qp'Ittg bie, ier.'I efcess-arily' a patriot.-'rnticet. Thle insurrectiotn in TInyti has9 final,) beam sutppressedi by Prsidenl~t Gef ard, after a dletiperate contfli<' with to insturgents, int wich many1113 lives eare lost. This is thto fifth revolution elfrard has had to contentd aga itnst. The inidicattins ar'e thait the Rius. anl AmerCIican~ Ireaty3 will.niot be finali acted utpon att te preset session f the United States Senate, but will e postponed utntl December next. ntolligence of its eff'ect up~on1 Eturoptc awaited with great interest in WVash.. rtgton. SALEs DAY.-Tho attendance of citi.. mlS at this place on Monday last was. ot unuualfly large. Very little pro orty, that we could learn was sold nly onie small tract of lantd by' the hioriff, which did not bring tfte~ a ollar per acre.-urenvili; I/I&ri'Cv. vine is now President of a~ TIheokgi.al h~ool for colored people, In Necw Orlbian,. e is remombored by matny In otur Slate, I Professor of Heb~rew for two or three Ias' In the Furman Theological Inst fln on when located In'PBainold Dlstuict.-. Danniis, n!iit; it t0ree Y it.Y \i\ I 1iut l airs :2'\rln.- .\. a1 ' it y oi f tha \mllj t1irlk its :\.::or i t Svt l'm e het in 1!ihas ii . -A a' fii nl o - - it i A.- :,!" n t f I i , it i w i i hteni 1 t t tv I' C (lli L n t ll - oltI \ C t ar i :; hi'l~eI I~' FIte, ( 'ol iee ha editi1 n of the fuoh1 a q) W 'I I 'j.:" t that city : T/v, . , th o o a11d the T i :i. I Il v :. lII ( - \ i . - v.-n b Yn - 1 s -,- \\'1 -1 i'd !1 v 11 : r i t.n i r I to I I I t l'aitti, Is 275 raills, :iII- it is ex wetc!e, lin ' 1. i - 1i e w I n. ll b 1:tili t tl.U 2:)k (d liy II ixt,. S4 wh BINhe '4 tther ptpers 4. till ('Nn-- t i,,-::t( el It im .,1n 1.1 :2 ."f. f -:I i I hini io to norw elai:r Ihs eeno toll en a -11- -rd 1161. . LVII 0'.1, K. t U oonto, i:, is reporte , will I o (1 iu'end thill- l'resi (u to illi nato 1'l Vy't ( 4. F iter of Clm & tient i x--Snator larris, of NewY rk i aIls.O bein uged foi this mliscsif onI port ion (i' the New York . i ,,ubli. A COPartn'"i. (~tcC IIIi 'i1 an & VIiI -I'll A i :y.I a oI :ill e~n. hle mI W ver Ik , rn 1:Iv ll each dayI. willh wich toi, n ullII en h111' lheil d ray bforl, Iho vie tiner' wol; laie r ."!renon to beliere the firetaan11 Wit! on 1,11-1 ,lle. elli l l it' i We l iopnae to ornn le engb1 , of a li011 honel. The lioneyV We eanilt k i:2 s 1 ls , it., firStIle isIt I .1 ITo gi e t i r4 volin ion to I hat lnginl. Ilm Meen inn- kih fortcominle. We hopel weI will nlot have to repardl (.m fl2 Il rl convict;mn 01i1t. cne -egg lj tra3vell 11141 1 the, raI'ri - o f(I lit'f- r~w A.MS, ImRNGs v.ssn, iOlANiSR 'Ag, O the undersinle I hav e entered ito a T00 PlM) AN ILIM 1. uIt yOS &us CABIN]ET BUSINESS;Q I A ANYO 23 - he Filit) {\Ih1 OfrIlie lre u'it lee I s te oittl ril u cie t et.. sc ly N n DXEU .11 4' A, C:. pnn r l . t . ln i . 'hmfn( ngint.t 0 : \t, 114u11. rn p, the \Ill ti'ner Iru s h e d ta 1u1m1 U . :i l . o A ll r n e y iiiiarbal'a laor ,1 amnd lri g oeine Tea. ,or vonnr l*!'l 101N le VATER &CO. 100;000 L]~j3S. .E.'7L TAe Chat r nd.r witpul (fills 00o0fOfile cag .~ O2Y C.T~~atT& .\7-1 -WS William G. Whilden & Co., MA lEN& Wil ILI)EN, 1I,14I'1'. Jewlvlr, SiMl-e. Walrt' "M 'a~Y, CINA, utisWARE, unid I|0100T Fuillsisiiig Articles. . t!.od an it -i r pur;-hami. li'ulchdes and 255 viN(G -s I., colt\itR or lrAl'FAIy, Ci1.\ R 1.EST11oN,. S . c I w. . i: h1.: 1:N. s. T M.\ s, J a., V. 31 . V,.\ A 1N U:. V'. 27. It' ESTABLISHBED 1854. NV lllertl o ''t l Iittimg~ Drl tei r fl I N MILLINERY, STRAW, Nuffl-!aA (Millrnpreetinlglmid .lbirke(t s, CI.1.-:1iON:, S. C. "VT E the Trade to examinle their ful Will varied aw tm nto Bomi-is nnd flats, trinvimed and outi-iii - h0bonsv. 4f till descriptionls, IIAwer. elters, D.s Cap , Netis, Veils, ornewe Is desi g a ni, ttehles, Cnesl'enes, Silks, 'orlets, -Skir-ts, &c., &.Oct 9-olm sLLS HOUSE, Corn a r Q.uern nie Mr. ling. Strees, 11 A It L E G TlO X , S. C. T PllOl'ULTA\R A ND WEJAi, INoW-N 1101. '81: is nowv f1 lly open for-te reception of Visitors, havilg been refurndihed will: New nmid I-eganit Furni tulre throughomult and lfl'eS 11o thle traveller. eWCOnm odt ionls :11n4 convenkiences ats at First V'iabs 1tt e., nil (o bie equr.led by any North (O Jt. The pImge of the public is re ( pe l I lly solicited. R(at es of mined per day, $4 0 - 6 , 66 J~;.IM' 11.16111111 A IIM Y I upi'criini Itper illt nagil1 mny~ aeel on. JOSEPHPURELL, eh~l 2 Iluti --- f Propri-etor. JO011N C.DIA L, (Halo AR.1EN & DIATL,) -11 4e .i;n ,f the 6(-ul du Pad Lockr, 11 , S. I C., WHVlmTlaALND IRhL."rAUS iIIIIIo-r.er lind it dr er ill Eng011-h HIMl ltmN, l~tE 4, - Naild, ,asting, oh in 'oi bs, n irlr oex Saws, s, c H -n Aliade H.rtepens I.ct Eioroft~oA~sugar~ Pan,) osl~toa Carentefr C. Isadseortrs, liacmnd and Tannetrijt3' To orli.Ads A NA'!RTN.Al .iPIMN TS,:0 Cimo,'7u Cemnd. issl~hod lter, i. tOi WAindow~S f' (lla, d.Cmisin Ge c , i qity.isapidtom (If'thesole d Poad, ho, &c.,per e hLgaifedetr. pehe,&. Hcn. Aldean derHStphns JAMlEIY CLEAVELAN, EQ.,I . A. fll decpio of thoe waork Addrs Corne'an fndm sor., Rc~hmnd, Va. salna smal proftO riay SEl' AS IH. A nllard.0E Comisson In the Coiwl of Ordinar.y. fly. J.Amin Juhnson, Urainaery o Fini' liaritet. \ IllltI.\8 11. A. G1iilad, Comion T or inl qitity. hits ap'jpliel 14) 1114. fi't IETTEIRS' O A l)l IsSTSR.\T IN 4ii and sinugla r I heC to.dln Chat 1:el .. ih andIt ti C reditI'A.4f .13411o 1'. 11: uI, i it h will 111texet seerved, late of the Ditrict afute. Paid, decensett. ','h4-o Ilr., thlerefore, to cule nred admonish all aiol singulr the I ndie'l lid evcI. of the slit i v.1 enseoI. to he :I. I ailpear: be. rore mw. till ) next rdinarv 11' . C-lt o' tie Sati I Di'lrilet t-) "w L.Mide at '1a tie!. 1'. It. on ilhe t 'Ti h l.ty 41 Mc -eb. 1. ,.iihw en v., it atty why tin said nadiniAnaioin sh1"h4 nut Ie. gra llted. iiivenI und4er. ilny han111d alnd11 spntl, 14 l11h day of -'ithriatry, in the year of 4ur Lord 1867, ated in the nllely-fi'st year of Amfieri ennl Independence. JANIES ,101NSTON, [o. F. D.] mar .-x2tlaw~w State of South Carol'na, Lucey tHarrison, V.4. I 'liuit y John 1... 111arrison, B lill ror' Eli 1arrisoinl. J o'iwer. N pursuane of at decreto madite inl Iihbr Ce!4. al thejodgitnt a.!1 ot erveir,: of Jubhn liart-isonl, dee'dl , are here-by notified onl or' beFore the firs.it day (of Mlay 11XI, 141 exhibi d11141 prove boy )i'ulicient testimionyl before (he is-idervigned, ats, his ollier Ilk W inisboro, their sevr1l atl rvespective judgmienits4, 4xOcu1ti014, debVItS, clims( 1 4 fillet denalds agist1 the estate of said deceas ed. All juIgmient. creditors also notifed that they jare vijoited in said deree from en fortcing their writs4 of Feiri Fire1as againsl 1110e s1id tracts of land-and ill other cre diors, that they are therein en1jolineJd f1roni, coinmoucing or Prosecutiing any rui' 4 stfits ait lw aga1il41t she d i'vileta4la . .11111 It. Hlarrison, ats Amliinistratr of' said estate with4o4t the leIve oJ this or14 t 0. E. F. 1). Wi: nsbor), 5. U., Sep. '1, 1866. Sept 1 Iw.m RULE TO PLEAD. vs. Attachm iienit. Carolus Feer, J W IIElEAS the Pllilriff did on1 (te 171h da4y of Aigut, A. 1). 181*', till her ICln' ll n gaint the liedn1t11 , wh1 , ( as it is said) is absenit frvom 11nd1 withouit, she iis4 of this tit ate. having 1it4 or wio 14o' Attoitrny kuown within the oe11, tlol 6vhom a copy m1ight li served. It is therefore oreedil, tihat T he 140ml, . int do appear and plead toh11)ia Deel4 altion 1n r before III.l ISth dally ofl ligisI, A DI I8i,17, otherwise fiill an44d absolui tI 1J judgilo. wvill thel he given 1d141 atwarlded f:1 (inl. Piniltiff, agalinst him. S. 11. ChOWN MV, C. C. P. Clerk's Office, Fairlilid D)itrict, August. 7il, 1864. aug :L-xl e3m1 ly R1ULE TO PLEUl. IN TIlE COMMON PLEAS. 1l, 8, GaIllrd, Assignee, Declaration Va. inl Saling Wolfe. A tl ihmenit'. W91ilEAS the Plaintif in this action (lilt on1 this day 1i1o hi1s Devhin4lion4 agaIn .SMiIIg Ved1fe It o sI ll4 1 V. 1W4o1)4 ab11senit. froiml 1414 a . withou4 rho 1 lmiils of illS State, (4s it is ....I, ) n14.1 having neillher wifo ne' illonei'4y knowi, 1pon4 whll'am n4 14py ofl he ab.ov Declarationl w1 it 111h. to plead thercI), may be served:I its there. fore in ltrsuaince of fie Act. of (he (11eneral Assemtbly of lie Slat inl silich Cases Im4ade 1n1 pr1 vided, Ordeed.I, 1h1.t the fo11 in nt 110 plead1. thereton on or be'foro (the 27th* d1ay of' (eloher', A. 1). 18617, or othIer'wisto final and1( atbsolu1ejudgmenut. wil b1 then14 given anid awarided aigainst. him11. 8. 11. CL.OWN E1Y, C. C. 1P. Clerk'st Ollice, Oct 27-.le~lly TheSiteS hof StI~h Carol0 10Ilu~I. l INt~ T)1' o.Mili',A.I1 4 iloNeE.s (1. It. 14Dlitlblose rm udwiloa tSnolingl Wolfo114811' )11104tiilo'wl nor al tosn AS thio4 Plain141tT lid on041 the '00 (asit 4as) isp) absenlt. from lkiando wihu be served. It is theref'ore ordercd 1that1 te snol Do. fendant do appeari and44 plead~ to 0thle saidt dclarI4) at on or' hefore t he I~ih day11) of' No. vt'1embr, A. D). 1867, othecrwiso linal and11 ab-) 44)1u4e judgmen 1t. w'ill then4)be give ani 1d4 awa~rdedI for the0 P'lainlifl' nais hIm. 8. Ii. CI.OWN EY, (I. C.1P. Clerk' 440 ffice, Fnirfield Distlrict, 13eh Novembier 1866 nov le84m ly FA11LLIELD) DISTICT. IN EQUITY. Ex parto '1 Petition to C. ii. Itivor's. f Porpetualo Testimony. rp HiE Pctihioner' In tile above slatedi appl. Icati on, havIng filed bla peition to per-. potunto thie tostimony of lihe ti tlo to a cer' (ta1n tract of land alleged to be conveyed to im by Carolus Fchler. I-r it Olnvor1n4u, on motlon of Mr. Rion1, Solicior for the PoIitioner, and l~ in pursu ance of thie Act of the General Assembly in stich case44 miado a)nd pro'(v(ided, 1hat atll pler sons int eresitd in thie said1 promnisos do op. pentra*t this4 offico 1throo monlithls fr'om 11he pulicattion hereof'0l, to exonine te ev'iden'fce I hal4 mny he p~roduced0, and to pr'oduice evi dence in reply. H.* A. O AILIL A RD, Commimoner'e 0ffico,' C , .p Nov. 1st, 1806. ) nov G--lanmm Schedule over theo Southi Caroinai O ENER AL EIUP'T8 OFFIC44 CIIAnr ESTON, 8. O., March. I I. 0N and afer the 13th. inst., theo Titrough 44114Tai wIll run nts follows, ViA : Leave Colu'obia at 11.40 a. rn., Ch&'s'n ilme. Arrivo at Kingsville at 1.20 p m, ". Leave Kingsvillo at 1.85 p tn, ~ Arrive at iugu~sla 0.00 p m, - Leave Charrlestoni, 8.00 a in ArrlIve at. Lolumbla, f6 20 p m Lesve Columbi, 60 a mn Attve at Obarhoston, 4 00) p. to. (ae11 4t V . 1 11 . T141 -ew I.% new nurift I li- -Four 1)i - o n~li h - l bepro-mimlit TI e run~s ; feared o Tia -:.1 ny 7 aa a " 1-f-al id n- m fil 'Il I Il.. Y(?I V L I~ Z *N I 7. i -. lited fn eU - tn mtial N'w1htj(im) hatestI imvt. a in ch I! - mIII g I al hliiili 1 ah 0 il co u t'il' li ren-in 1' I I iI l veprtu I' (.kill be c .\1'. .lANI: - Wo)Op D Vyn,-ON Will conIt*Inl;m his versalille.C nrb tum"fo ov 'O1ir1-Originial Nouvelette, wr*'.ten ls I,'reIswly Io lte E:s t: Iaum, will bepIiw . dIuf inlg th yearf.Il. The followviing... : ties ; "-The p cre o th '11 '-- y ,J W titheri a I r i. "T-w ii W:t 1 -i'hy Joh1 "-The Wenith"1 v' llo ' '--by \Mrs. :\[. A. TI:n We M It vel. the Tory1'1 Nice"--I-by yeariti', in0 i t Yi(, : V,; it :-.roney, . . i'iai' it.6% one' yr, do $t l 'i ; do , -' i vt colpi ts, o 1e y ,o, . , it1, .50; tll oa tll e y ei a r, de i't.t;t , ::, fil copy, si it t i i it i h , 1.2.i; d1o, $2. To Owh e rsonl sending. uis lit! brg,..A ('lub f yearly Fsb ribers, lit 41.75) tach, in l i e Ihi, or' . t (i nt ttey, we \%ill nwart t 'utit Co l n P lnter, wich ill cost inl ClIII h-It ton, tlty. doAlhr.4, il It r n edn ut khi xt h.-ge , (i int he SaIanw t tei, We %%ill (w :6p , t'ntent 'I-n P4lter, which 11 l I I C ill l'n lso ,thirly dt'llars. To t he persoiti nd'sit t em tiin us- e ird 1--g hist, til Ithe- I-unei 'w lms, wt. will awardl onme (11 .\mos' ,4111b01 Corn-1 'Sheilvrs, cost 1 a 'h:11Ih's01 )I, lI Iirt y v ihl . 'oarplt hI I't inlimt willItl b 14w4ht., litt. n, u e. en fd nii'tior , !t the first '1141-.hav ini .\I reh let, a t ;1,'l*o ck p'. .\. Tilt lul'mes I ni be S111t11 ill. h : t, s 1-th y are fb aifw , :1; .1 ition E m . In 'dh li lie li:S' p h y '1t' ny,: od, , iN es wvill be ~rot red tite j'ttil llyt 'ttt u Ir ll . bt-'I To personls who nulwi if;. 1'!fr jnhs o iq 01 m 1110re liain l, -111 who I Pi '';j i . 4i. ja i prize we I ill !. .1 ; ille j's , IVIA' OW! Yva ,. fiee ofch1-, :Iw " t. : - , , ( li a. ('tllb il I w % 1) m re .,:-, .. .vh to) obtain i . pr -0 Will .-w1. si, 1". %U I I noli y I, -, l a 'opy lo ly . \g tnh, Pr --l o 11w'f I 'id lb.. th." y itt Mn)' \; . i~h;t ,Ti, .fien la \ oivle, . T001i0,'nt l iiiiptiIliellt~'it lit. tl ()ts it. l l.\u i htid i. i t t f':. . it\ M it h tt W 's 1 '\)\ Iit' .1 li i't., Ah rn-h * i, nI ' C7. r lim.; telv luie ofthe ':In,! Trains . . 've il. n li ii itIvt I ,'4i11111116: it''t ia iO 8rii Jo fo it ivte li ni h. PI 4. i l. ii I ave ('tinl will I le it 'f , a Arrive at Cobunhia I I. . . (owo 4..onneIe' "Iion I y 1 31 nIv .. 0I nnd C4 la( irt I)to I h i~ o v II v n. il i North C7arolna and $. b niny 1O(;6-lctutly.\.____ . ron13ds, THILOUG Ti)'K! l r it C0mn hia I() I(ichlmond, \V ., W:I. hinl. .1, 1). c , 14illo , ANd., Il'hihlh O phia, PT.tS,a New York -it.y --giving chomiceof .'routesri Por-sison1h lor iiich1omon-I -nud h-Iggage) f-or ClIIr lo :and41 t\t;.I-sta - \n Atoaiti( Tr niin, frd I'nveight and localad a e levevs (thnnhin Mt 7 it. Il., o -dayts. Thi rltk 4hyei 1e11'1 atIdlIy o fll bach week, and tlariollut. til' hef me .ay.4 apl 1ur :2riin C lumb ami Char tte at G p). mit. C. 11d t'oNdI 0 fll" I'aro re rlagazie o Amelra; devo ditotygn l tres.om- heen8 ,r \lalers (les o 2T110gh, ?l ersnLIand I~ilrar Gosiptimhidig .pecal epat