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Latest by Tolograph, Mr. Davis in Court- H1 i. Bailed in the sumt of $100.000. .lhl1oOND, May 13.-The U. S. (oiurt waZ3s pckwed this mIoriilig. A Siiita ry guard wias stationed around the(. building, and at stiong poldieo force inside. About twenty ladies were unning thu spectator s ; als3o lifty le groe:;. At. one o'clock 31. Daivis was jr->nglit inl aid took at. seat next to( ti prioner'i box, vith G Ieneral Biurton :lil thle maiur.'lal. A sereant aceoin.. I-nied him". 0 Ir. i% is Was vi:h-uInr an open window and remarked, it is; I little colisn' ii," andl he, was then re.. mohvedI to a seat IeaV his cousiel, inl froit (t the judge. Ulrton's Iturni to I he writ was Iead, nud the jwigl:e coipliinented tiiton inl obeying tt,-he laws, and relieved him of the cstoiv of' ir. Davis, anld te(. miarshal inlnediately s( rved on him a bencl wariran t to an.,wer tO the Nor fulk indiet melt. O'Coiinor spoke of Mr. Da% i' long upritonient alId t't1le health, and vsked that h be hbiiled There beintg i) oppositionl u1ponl the pia-t of the lirseentit %, wIo fixed tihe bail at %1Qu0, the judge .ilnonne. Cd his re I"ie~s tOnep the bail, stating lit ti) Sani( ti1,0 that the re sponsibility of the delay inl bringing Nr. )avi ease into e.t t ret-ted up on tlt. governinct, and not upon tie district, attorney. lie a1o sail half l ha ii shoul be given by persnu. re idling in the State of Virgi:ia. The suireties then cali forwai-d, I orace Greley b.ing among thiet first, follow ed by S-hell, Of New Yo11, and3) Jack manl 01f Piti l llhin, an(i other:i. A mnmber -f gnlmnrsiiin Vir Cinii OffeTred their n ams. ir. Davil was luratunated ly SeVeral per.ionis, lint there was no delionstration or nois!' a lly kindi a' Jtr hi gave ball to plxiar at le No vember teL r of the coiut. Hie w as taken inl a coacl to the SIdt.wood hu tel. Ir. Jeffcrsoni Davi:i. ]avii las lef, hen-, afte r two ya rs' ii itpigomentii.i 141.I The eaveting was tonhingly uinpr .ierhit](] andthe broter clitof Mr. Davis fromll Vickburg, jwith . s Iavis 1111-1 ier and11 Several frier.d.4 , eotmpimiedo himl. Th cuteaneof .\lr. Davisi was ceerful. 110 received many11 fnenids; with1 11real Conldiality onl (te bo I j is. Face was pale, and he(, is very. I thin and feeble. Hiis linir has grown quite . grey. Ictuims. May I1 .-Th e Steailer Joh I . iest,c r. w it Mr X . Davis3 oil bouitrd, aived this ab.rnIoon, at, hmlf-. past, 5 u'lock- Long before her arrval the ihitary arrntpms had bue Iade by G(.ien. Scholib-d. A detlaeb. ment ifantry from the 20th regiment was prntm, and selninels were posted at itervals vnclosiig abont 200 yards sonare, of the wharf. Outd of tA Ib is line, a lirg crowd of negroes and a fmv whites were gathered, The brows f ith sa uroundmg hills were pretty thickly covered wilh spectators. Maj. Vance, of G0(en. Scholie l's stall', Who WaI in maIIIIIlind, 1111 a detacheniit, of coIIIIOeers Of the 5thi aitil lery, numher. ing abouit. (ifty, mnted as a gnard for th uir:agues. Au the steamer hoivo an sight, wvith the naitial flag flying, the mos i i lunso anxiet y was exibited * by the crowd to get closer ;but I here was no( demlonistration-nlo cheering or hissing. Whleu the steam~ler was ma:4de3 fast, lioni. Jais L yons wenlt on boa rid anid after a feeling meeting with Mr. Davis, brought M rs Da:vis ashoro, and conduictd her to a carrialge, foullowe.d by the two ser van i who a ttended her. A fter a few miimne3C, Mr. Dart's came over thei ganig phoilk, accoinpaied by Glen. Burntoni and Dr. Cooper. Hie look ed very mnueh chaniiged from w~hait the citizenls of ichminond remlembelr him to) hmave bieeu, lookmng much older and rathier hlaggaird iand feeble. A full grey' bieard contributed mnuch~ to the chango. 1he wore a heavy black overcoat, and cameU ashioie with a very firm stop. Tim party imnmediately got into the carriages, and surrounded by the mount ed guard. drove rapidly by a side street up towards the Spotswood Hotel, thus disdappointing the large crowd which had galthered. on Main strijet to see Mr. Davis. On the1 trip up, Mr. Davis was quite cheerful, and as he had no giiardl, walk. edl freely about thle boat, conversing with the passengers, wvho were all anx. ious to spea.lk to hiim. Hoe said little about his imprisonmlenit, but spoke in terms of the warmest ailfectionl of ex P'reside*nt Pierce, who visited im on ffa" rsar y last. Heo said there was no Tivinig inan for whom ho centertained a hIgher regaird. At Birandon, on the waiy up, ab ntuber of ladies had gathered to speak to himi. whlo shied tears on seeing himi). They nearly all had beeni Recquaintances of his family duaring the war. A ldy, naimed Ms. Davis, of Rich. mond, who got oin the boat at Norfolk, died! in thie' hidies cabin shortly before reingdit Richmonid. Two bridail parties caime upl in the somei boat. There is a large and curious, but orde.rly, crowd aromtid the Spotawood Hotel, wvaiting to get Ji glimpso of the prisone(r. lie ill reomals in General iRurtoii's chaerge natil produced. ini court, oni Monday. Theo citizens generally, in, deference to the wishes of the author. ities, stayed away from thie dlocks, though many of them were stationed in in the doors and windows along Main street, to see Mm. Davis as lie passed up after the procession entered that street. H o occupios Lthe same suit~e of rooms at thme Spotswood that lie did in 1865. It is the opi. ion expressed by one of Mr. D~avis' counsel that if bail is reflZsed him, the lIlxecutive wvill intervone to pro venit his~ further coQtigm1ent9 until his rod ~n0111' unl' News Item. Ni-:w Yon. May 8.--The joint coi nut tee of the Now School Presbyterians have adopted wrims of union for sub mIi-;sioni to the churches. N.w Ai.liANY, IN., Mtay 8.--The Denocrats havo carried the city by 600 majority. (Uni .l.isIos, May 8.--The conven. tion reimiat ion party of South Carolina a.-smbIled hero last night. 'Six out of fOrty-two Districts in the State vere I presented. The delegates w ero al most exclusively colored, and a iet'ro fron lheaufort. was elected Presideil. Un1itedl Stts al-Asha Eplping, oP, Charlesto.An, was the(, only while ma I among11" the \'St.,%sdua Svral ! Persons including .\ i s IIarper, (color. td) addre.sed the convention. Ad journedl until to-day. \V ituxUroN, May 8 --Mr. Davis will undoubtedly bo surrendered to civil authorities on Mondav. Judgo Curtis of iloston, arigued in the Virginia case, showing that Virgin i: was a State throughout, and'l sle was r1,41gn )t I ized Is such prior to und ever since tie ell'ort ii:-de to divide the State. Coutsiel for West. Virg'ea takes the ground that there is r.o such State as i irgiia. N IW ()U..:.AXS, Mny S.--There were: Ltwo seides in this city yesterday, and anld a third auempted.-. The litiricann (in Sunday night, and Mionday caused live erevasses below the city . The rice crop and orange trees were dstroyed. Great, distress is re. ported. Lan'vni.1.x, Maty 8--Thomias Geb hart has been taken from the Taylor County j.il and hung, as a murderer and pest. to society. A t-utaA, May S.-Senator 'Wilson spoke at the Court Hlue, tins after. 11o0t, to abtuiit, 1,000 freedien al 100 whites. 'he tone of his spteech was the same as i Virginia ant South Caro lina. Theu fine!iiitn hiaionrd hiim witi a torch-light proevssioni a.d the living of rotkWIS.t The body of1P. Or N, !.o mIysterious ly disappe: ed Saturdayn5 night, was found in the Sav'annah iiver, this after iZiCen.MoN, May S.-T i- now un. dlrsAtood thia t Chiel J ustice. Ciase v.il arrive here on !owhlty. Clian dler, the >r oseentiniig attornyas not, yet arrived. Uiiited Stat tes MAbau ihul liUnderVood to. dav received ie fooving writ, and! leav'es fri Norlolk with it to morrow : the Pr..lent -of the Uite States to brig. Gen. I [iory S. Blurton and to any ersmon or peronsi having the custody o(l C .Jllron Davis. by you imprisoned al. letamleld, as it i said, together with the CI u, e of siuch imprisomnilent and delen . tionl, by winte(JVe1r imme the said Jelersoin Davis May be called or Charlg. i -d, beforeour Circuit Court of' Ihe Y United States, of the District of Vir ginia, at the next. teri thereof, at Rich nond, in siid Disttict. on the secon h ylday in May, 1867, at, tile ofpenng ot the Court on that, day, to do and re. e Ive what shill then and thero be con sidered couceruing the snid J'i-rson Davi . Witness :. Siion P. Chase, our ChiA- Justice of the riuperior Court. of the UniLted States, this first day of May 187 W. H. Berry, Clerk of 'ir tuit (Court U nited States, District of Virginin. AMr. Davis, when lie arrives on stun lay, will still te in military custody, aind w ill not, be priodutced in Cuit until Mlonday. .lt is stated that hie wvill be kept in the Libby Prison, where apart. moeitsi will be0 assigneid him. Geni. Schofield has alrrady commlen c(ed thle registration of voters in V irgiuina timder the provisions of the Reconstrue tMoni Act. It was found necessary to I ppoint, nion-residenits aind detail army olieers for the week, owing to their not Icing a sulficienut numlber of wh'Iite resi- , 'lents, whlo wvere abl to take thie oath prescri bed. r~Ltusen,.rE, May 9.-Ion. Klijnh Ilise, jusit elected to Congress fromt the third district of Kentucky, hias coim. niittedl suicide. Ho left a nloto saying that theo state of the country aind his advanced ago load him to sook refuge in death. M mwMt'rs, May 9.-The navy yard butdding, used as barracks, wvere burned. Commandant Col. Swayno and wife hardly oscaped. Their nteco, Muss Mary Jtunis, wvas burned, it is feared fa. tally. A soldier was killed by the fall ing of a box. Foroign Neows,f LoxnoN, May 9.--The peace confer mnce met yesterday. The proceedings have been secret. This mtuchi, howev r.' is known :France will except the (lisiantling of Luxomburg, to which Prussta will not consent. The conferenco has adjourned to on. able the dlelegates to receive instruction from their respectivo governments. In the meantime war preparatins1 proeed. Franco is buying arms bothl in England and Spaini. Prussian troopsI are held in readiness to support Ltuxemn tturg. Ilismarck declares the situationi moro serious thian lieretoforo. LONiDON, May 7.--It the conmf'renice :>f tiie European Giovernmlonts for tho settlemnt of the Lauxemlburg questioii, it is reported that. thue leaders hesitatoe to guaranttee ne~utrality to the Luxom burg peoplo. The Gruanid Dutchy desires .nneixation to Bavaria. Dun .iN, May 7.--Connally has been convicted of high treason, Clurko was acquitted. LONnoN, May 8--2 P. M,-.The conuf'rence hass adjourned .until to-mor low. General News, Brennouni, May, 4.--D. M. Cauloy, menrchanttt eight iniles from-Rliceh.. inond, commt~ittedl suicide by.shooting yestorday morning. Over a huindred arnd fifty bairels of widey have beei seied by the lv- In 0ii1te detec-t ives, I ithin the List twuo pl dlays, ii .ipealker G ibbons, of tho Pecnn.isylva Ila Ia gisl-ture, add rese(l a laru*e au dienceo blacks last iniglit. j11 Inr .I ed thI to cling to thle Republie:En rI party anid abandon the idea of coit i-| "at ion. I at N nW OncAus, Ay 4d.--Gen. Slier.- br idan htas issued ani order, modifyin b(' le State Iawiv reiuiring Imembel-s OT in hte police force to have been resideits I d" I' the city for live years, to two Years. P" lJe ora \[i. Ilcati to remodel the ir lie force, at least one-half to beC sol. i I1 ico I-, h'll- whliole re , :ia Iordl.e' oring on the J)uaebclit a antad Ulak Rivers vere over lIown by the rceinit. erevasses. Tle mftering aId lo.;s are iniealcula ble. heI European Intelligence. at lioNoN, "May G.-The (hinese re >ellion is spreadinig. Nankint is fu .hreatenied. sh 6 lastonIe's letter deel ining the pl ealershnip of tilt! oppositiol sas her Vill not, Imove the amienidientit' of vhichi ie gave iotice, but will sipport 6) 1 iny gentlelian who will Irinla for- m VIard cii timients w ivhii ihe Can ap. ha i*ove. The 'I7nw says G ladstonte an -ainot resigii ; ie owes it to the lib- it 'a party to remain its leader. ha Bavaria has not entered the North ,eriani G. nfederat ion. 'Tie rayal family of Portugal areon L-U Avisit to the Queen of Spain. They e vilI go to France. 'T'lie Viinna Presse s-ys that all be hat is left to the (1overntinents that. , 'ave entered into alliance with Pru- ba in, is the imaagement of their thea- "n' res, and also of their Imzusical inst iti- ( ions, the fifes ald druis of thir It riics excepted. stz M4ob Law ii Kelitueky. CI Lr.xiN-roN, )ay 1.-Lit . Rice, vith a dechaiien't of sOIdiers, at ituiipited to make sone arrests in Sieholsville, Ky. 'Thie sohlienr were riven oil' ald liien and a private Tniled. The itrouble grev out of: / he lyn.h ing of a negro wV'ho had kill a Iiite hyy. i0ro0n Washington. .E W\su Nc'o'o May ..-The demo- I", rats have carried Lancaster, Permnn., y 5 fmaj)rity, a guiin of 200 Ainc ut yet r. til A ti'ara.raph in M1. Davis' /ms o?* lad ii ion :ays "'Your pectit i o r ful'therihws that hi imiprieiei-.s tent hl.u treat'.y iinpaired his health, itd that tile con inuatne I thereof by irough th ensIlig stumtier would Giv 1.'d ivlOve Serious dianiger to his lite, as Our petitionler believes." Foreign News. LONDON, AIay 4I.-The overnment - is coneltided to permit the reform ( emonstration at Hyde Park. PRnIS, May 4.-The Secretary of oreign a ffairs .said, inl the corps Le- ] ,1. th. the basis of negot:aetils t rrreed uipoit assures the peatce of ii:RI.1N, May 4I.--Bisinarek has an ouncIed ini tihie I 'ru.sian Diet, that the overinient aceepts the proposition >r the neutralization of' Luxemburg. Sut Ihow brave 'men regard their dead apt ios is a mat Ltr of' curious inquiry in CIfiJ iese (lays of w ar tupon ftunerals, and a attles aigaiinst boquets. A case in 1 oint of' this:th "At the famtons battle of Prague, .Sot ne hundlred and t en years ago, FredI- 9 rick the U rent lost one of his [rreat st L ientenanits, Marshal Schiwerin, 'to rhom lie estimated "as worth above per* tii thlousanud men"11 in his~ own por'son . r .'ho dead .\arshal's body was cazrriod lug romt the 11ield, butt a woodeu nmonui--* ient in hiis hionort was l ef't where lio 7;o eli on Auist riatn soIl. Only a voar Ia- ser' etr the E~iseror of Aust'ria,'Joseph he Secondi, hiappeneid to review an T ust riani atrmy near the spot, andl so, 8 Carlylo tells us, "lie mado his nu" renadier battalions and artillories nu ormn circle, fronting the sky all round, sis nd( gave three volleys of great arms twi nd small ; Kaiser in thne centre dof- timi ing hat at each voiley, in honor ofP* lhe hero." SuibsequentIly the wooden ouI tonuimnent was supplanitedl by cone of Ijont iarblo; whtich- has since been replaced mai' y one0 of' iron, standing at this day, the utarded by ant A ustrian veteran "p~en ioner of merit." .~ A Boy's Fins-r Couroszrion.-The mna 'erre Haute (Ind.) Al/mm, gives the 800 allowing essay on "The Ox" from r'omt of its young eontributors,juist as comes from his penl. It is so natum. .2 al andl spontaneoons, that we doubt if hiilibar or Josh Billings could equal in genuine humor: Oxeu is a very slow animal, they Fa1 roe good to brake grotnd up. iitould rather' htave horises if they didn't have oliek,. which they say is wind col.. eatetd in ia buinchi, wich mankes it aingerrer for to keep horses the peo0 Ie would have to whoal thairo wood nt awhieal-barr'ow, it would take to or biree days to whecal a cord a ileh. lows is useful to. i hmave heard soe ay that if they had to bo tether or n ox thaiy Wood be a COW. But i htink whten it cum to have their tits >uiled of .a mornini thay wvood wish hay wasn't, for oxen dent generally. anve to raise eaves, if i lad to be any i wvould ratheur be a hoff'ur. R ut A f i oodent be a hel'utr and lied to be ~och i wood be an ox. IsaoC SPIKER. A Toxas paper tells of a young ouplo whlo eloped oni horsoback, ae omupantied by a clergyman wyho was to iarry thiem. T1hie lady's father gavo - hasc, aind was overtatking thte par'ty> C2 hanm the matidenm called 'out to her lorical fiend, "Cani't you iiarry us 's *e run ?" The idea took, anid ho *ommeced tao ritual, anid just as-tho ride's father caught her bridle rein, I hie clergyvman~ nennuunmd the 1re.. J UST OPEN ED. 2PRING AND SUIE] lit ro1 nd Io KETCHIN, McMASTER & C( "ll- NO.1 HOTiEL RANUE. is --0 nd ii linhsrc itie r hive received their N E L STO 1K of DRY (100., consisfing ,A ULI E', DRSS E 00010, in considerab variety, viz: lie Challies, Mozitbiques, .ie French Prints, Cambries, lie ry Cliecked and Swiss it- Muslins, &C., also, Domestics, Linieis, rl Table Diaper, &c. uS Cassitner-os, (cettontdes (I and Clothing for Moin and Boys. Misses' Trimmod Hats, Hoods. n; Men's Fur, Wool and Straw haIts, very cheap, Ladies' and Misses' Fino 0. Shoes, Men's Boots and a Shoes. Umbrellas ant Fino Parasols. Also a large stock of Crookery, at reduod prices. l april 20 LATE ARRIVALS! nii AT A Nos. 3 and I Brick Range. U JACOB WOLFE or iAS ill Is * JUST RECEIVED, ise ; A ILARGE SUPPLY OF if DRY GOODS, &c., rd or CONSISTING IN PART OF SIIALLEY, SPiING 1OPLINS, SWISS MUSLIN, DOTTED IS JACONETT" LAWNS, NA NSOOK, UN DIM1ESSI1 En CAM BIC TABlLE CLOThIl, (wool and cotti,) id QUILTS, "LONG CLOHS fHAYSTRIPED OSNABUlROS, in IL ACKI SILKS, I.IOMIIAZIANE, ALPACCA, o- SPRtING TWEEDS V' LCASSIMERES, I IROAD CLOTHS, L ADIES' and C ENTS HOSE, HATS and CAPS, LADIES' SHOES, .GENTS t, YANIEEE NOTIONS, .n I only ask a thorough examination of m~ r- GOODS. And will promise to soil at greatly reduced prices, only for -the CASJH. i mar 7 A Copartnership. IF the fireman of an englno were to pro prose to the onginoor that hie Wouhi S raise steam each ay with which to run th< enigine the (liy before, the engineer wouki have good reason to believe the fireman Wai; demon! ed. - We propose to run theO engine of ? lvell honod. The money we earn is Its steam, otn customers its flremen. .To give daily rovohitions to that engine the steam miust be fortheomlng. We hope we will iiot have to regard ou iremni aIs (deimented. With the firm confidtlon that success I C. travel upon the ral.road of life demnn edBh, DKMANi)R CASu, DEMiANDS CASH, w *theoundersigned have entored into a .COPARTNERSJIIP - To CARRY ON Th!D OABIliET BUSINrESS!I All1Woi'k Must be Paid for - Eefoi'e it leaves the No JExceptipn---Absolteloy Non D). BI. MeOCREIO fT. pr ar 21 8. Hi. C00K.. JUST REOEIVED. A EW pleces of those handsomo Spri A.aaodmeros, from $orth.Cairolina,. sale a mal rfg * KEOnm ucABTrIn & CO ai and wif'e. Tihe father was (ased With the dlatshilng action t ga~ve themi hiis ldlessing. Hlomuti ,iA- Ou-rHAim .-The Mfol mes , ives the details of a iorribl e( ge committed by negroes uponl a fa named Peters, living on Dog ri% no great. distanco fromn Mobile. 'J tiles broke into the liouseat nlii at the ftlier aid sons until tie w Iensible, otitriged tile mothe r tighter-the latter a girl of two ars Of age--stol somo thmirteen ll edl dollars ill gold and curret:e. Idl' the(ir. escape. Every, effort img made. to capture Oihe liends e ing t hiem to summary punis!mniti. A new Eigilal womait thinks i , lotind P'aradiso in Florida. . ites as follows :"I beliove I lI 11st fount1( the fabllouas em,11111 tore th ionlith of March is delig I. My visit bore has beel like sr ine aned spring to a frost-bitt lilt. I have had mor life', ImI( t, more aipetite, Imore colnseit musire in existence, tian I have h1 years in New alngland. ITk Ist he lily future Iot, for at he! 1I' tie year, if 1 11111 to live and y th ing. Hero 1 11111 i living Womt1. tlie Noth I am for six ilonth: lf dead 0nC." -- . -W 4 - - . LOST IS 1ouIS.-Tho lolIowImg 3 is said to have been written b itleman from Germany:-. "V*on ight de odor day, ven I %% m aakc ill lly sloep, I hears Son g vat I Links vas not just right in I -n, I list out Shuml)Jps to bed, and r do barn. out, and ven I vas d im I sees dat my big gray iron m. vas been tied itise anil runs lint ble ol',id every wiho vil iiin ba Ig I nIst so Iuci pay him vot 1 'IATE OF SOUTH CAMlLIAN FAIRFIELD DISTilCT. Ill the-Court ofOrtdll-aly. James Jhaston, Ordinary of Fairji )istrict, 1 lEi EllAS i[. A. Gaillard, Commissic V er ill ijuity, has lipplied to me I 'TElis OF ADMINISTRATION on1 Singular, the Goods and Chattels, Rigi Cr2vdits of Samuel Camak, I1t of t triot. aforesaid, deceased. 'hese are therefore to cito and amoni 1111 silgilar tihe kindred and credit ho said doccased, 1 o Ibead appear t me it our next. Ordinary Court, for i I Did riot, to lie holden at Fairlield C. 1c 7th tay of June, to show caeAc , why the said administration shou1141 I] Iranted. eni umier r hand and seal. this 29 ay of Apiit, i , the year of our Lo 37, and the ninety-first. year Ilctian Inlldependao. JAMAES'JOnNSTON, [0, V. D.] ay 1-xG HEAL PRINTING PAPEI'. Editors and Publisher 'etter. fr-om W1. O..Chir-k, Esq. ,SDENT OF THE SOUTHIERN PREI A MOCI A IUNI. ATLATA, GA., April 19, 1867. S. TilLASI[ER, Esq.-DRAn Sin: 6 affords tine much pleasure to commni tc to you the following resolution of t: thern Press Association. 'esolvrd, "That as a tQestimonial of o reciation for the zealous. faittIl ai ative service of John, S. Th'lralsher, Estr Suporinioendent of this Associationa rs past, we hereby tender hime the than1 his Association, and con~fer ulpon hl comnplimnentary position of Agent or I thorn Priess Association in theO City I' Yolk." ho terms of commn~dation employed above resohlution dto iSo more~ than justi, 'oul imlportant services dl:rinlg youra S int endenc1y-service whichi 80one had1 b< opportunaity to kcnow, amlnone11 can1 mo I ly appreciatte than1 miyself. Should o onl requnire, I shall bo gla.d to aivail mn of the aid provided for by the0 resul . Very respoot buy, youtr obiedie 't, WV. C. CLA RK, President. IVOULDT respectfully request every Drt ly, Tri-Wnekly, Semli-Weeokly, Week Mlonthlly J ournlal, South of the Pot and Ohio rivolis, and the 86th do0g. .ilarallel of latitude West of theo bi ippi, to publishl this adverlisemee ae, and sendl to mo10 at. Now York ea' a, a copy of the0 paper containing: paid, with bill for same. L is deOsirhle, iln my comlbina4tion1 to lpr a cheaper printing paper for Southe mais, that I shall have t1he fullest inlf( Ion regarding the sizes of paper used 1 sevoral publications, and I can11 procu 1110 oth1er way than81 by reques1t ing pa blr attention to 11h0 need of sendil y of thle pubhlicattion wilth the hill. deCsire it sentL twice Ito provide again 1 failures, and that thecy be post-paid ire post ofiio delivery. 3. 8. TIIlRA SITER, Box 5, 939 New York, NY. iny 8-t2x2 ANDIES I CANDIES ney Cocoa NTht (Iream, Pink Cream, White Creami. Clove, Mint, Rose, * Cilunamon1, & oCO.13.f OtiOn.0, gar' Almnonids, iss~es,-with ye es', Leonoi Dropsi, 1tose Dirops. ranit. Lioon Syrup, Segars. Efilf which will bie sold low f tSII. ___DESPORT1ES & lSt(. ECHIED ry othe~r Jay iW'rn Chon ,by'* DEBI'0RTE38 & BRIC SPRING 1867! JUST OPENED, 3W LADD BROS, NO. 2, BANK RANGE. have Just opened a fine Stook of S ItINGl ansd SUMMElU008, con "Witing iln part of _0 JDTIY2 G-00DS. Swiss Muslin, Nansook, Bishop Lawn, Dot. ted Swiss, Ferench ILawn, Figured MAs lin, English and French Uarege, Corded Muslin, Jaconet and Check Cambric, Itbinet, "The Cclehrr. i'4 I tar G inglhamIs," colors, wit a 8plen1did assort1ent of Calicoes, Tweeds, Shiy LAnen, Linen Mhick, linin Drill, Denimas and llickory Stripesi, Crash, Hluckerback and Cotton Tow eling,Blenched and Br1ow-n Lung Choth, Bleach ed Shirling and Villow caso Cotton, Bed Ticking, White Linen landkerohefs, black Laco and Love Veils. -0 S IT O8MS. Ladies' calf, Kid and Gont Skin Shoes, La dies Mlovo Kid nud Congress GJaiters, Genin' Uoots and Shoes, Mlisscs and ]Joys' Shoes, all kinds, All Styles of Brogans. II.ATS. Gents' Brown, 1Black and Drab French, Black and lrab Plantors, Boys' Wool and Fu, Brown aal MixedStraws, Iiivolq -and Resorto Foll. A&Y" The public itro invited to examino our .-t oak, which we are determined to sell at low down prices. nar 26 N 0 CREDIT. 1000 Bushld Ekllow Corn, 500 " Whito " 3000) Lbs iCar, Ribbed Sides, 50 Jlags Country Flour. A general assermont of G-~ELOxEDISrIS AND) PLANTATION HARDWARE, Ont hand and will bo sold for Cash only. J01WN P. MAT TIEWS, Jr. .Persona having empty corn bags belong. Iigto me will please roLturn with as little delay as p~ossiblO. J. P. M., Jr. mar 17 Wood's Self-Raking Roeper. WITHl MOWERI COMBINED I TPIOSEA whno expect. to be succeessful in FIarmmig under the ne0w system of la.. bor will lose no time in obtaining t he best and most Improved Agricultural Implo Over 70,000 now in uso In this ooutary and Euaropo. Theln reputationj whioth this machmoe has aceluiredI warfants us In say ing it Is thes beat no0W in ne. We are also tieworal State Agents for tho following Agrioultural Implomonts, at mian ufacturr e os: Univers~a Ctlloan dfin arid Condouser. Hay and Cotton Presses. l s owers and 'u'l'hrer, P'rOinna iarm.GOrist Mbill. Untok-Eye p nt Staf'ord Cultivat ors. F 1oddelr and Coru Stalk Cntters, Fan Mille, Gfeorgiti Cotton Plantor, Grala Drills, CornS1'ehlora. Plhows, Expnding Cultivator, Pumps, ng Dolls, &c.,5&o. All of which ocan be seen or at the Cotlon Gin Warehouse, ColumbIa, 8. C. A. R1. COI.TON, Proprietor, W. 1). LOWRANCE, Manag'er. iOe1 4-3mi AND SUMIER GOODS. JUST RECEIVED THOMPSON, WITHERS & WOODWARD, W ' Invito speoal attention to our stook or Ladies' and Mon's FINN DRESS and PLANTATION GOODS. LADIES' WEAR I Po. liis, Alpacons, Delains, col'd 'abilIbrios. Jaconcts, Ginghams, Aluslins, Organic, Bishop and Victoria Lawns, Nau sook, Brilliant and Calicoes, La. dios' Iats ifd Bonnets, Ilibbons, Wroatlios and Flowers, White Goods of all varieties, Clotl, Kid and Kip Shoes. MOURNING GOODS I B3oibazino, Alpacca, Challoy, U. i> tal Luster, Crape. Marctr P.. rege and Black Silk. MEN'S WEAR I Ready Mado Clothing, Fina Broad Cloths, Cassionres, LinonDrills, Cottonados, Wool, Straw and Felt Hats, Boots and Shoos. 1oes, Shovels, Spades, . Forks, Axes, Beytho and Gruss Blados, Traco Chains, lillos and Collars, T ablo Knives and Forks, 11in0 Ivory Knives anid Plated Fo r ks, Larpenters' Tools and Cuttlery, Pot an d Tin Waro, Guna and Pistols, Wooden Ware, Saddles, Bri dios and Harnoss. GOOFJI]RIES 3ugar, Coffee, Toa, Flour, Salt, Ba con, llms, Lard. april 16 Geneorl SuporIntendent's Offlee. CHAllLOTTE & S. C. RAILROAD, COLUMBIA, 8. C., May 2, 1867. )N and after SUNDAY, May 5, the scho duio of the .Passenger Trains over his road will be as follows: Leave Columbia at 5 84 P. M1. Arrive at Chaariollo 12.16 A. M1. Leave Charlotto at 12.20 A. Mi. Arrive at Columbia 0.60 A. M. Close conniootions aro made at. Columbia nd Charlotte willh the mnall trains en the lortia Carolina and Southa Carolina Rlail onds. TJillOII TICKETS are sold at Colum ia to liiohmaond, Va., WVashington, D. C., altimore, Md., Philadel phia, Pa., and ow York oity.-givin~g oholeo of ronitos via oatrnouth or iRichmnond--and baggago hooked. TIlikota are also sold! at Charl otto or Charleston and A ugusta. .\n Accommodation Train, fer freight and coal passage, leaves Columia at7 a. mn., n TIuecadays, T1huarsdays and Saturdays of 'ach week, and taharluo on the same days nd hour ; arriving at. Columbia and Char otte at 0 p. mn. C. DOUKNIGIIT, may 4 Superiatondont. Wcheduile over the South Carolina 11ail Road. (I E.NERA I. SUr'Ts OFFICE, CilAIILESroN, S. C., Mfarob, 11. rN and atr er the 13th inst., the Throughs LIMail Tralin will run as follows, Yis : rleave Cohambia at 11.40 a. mn., Ch's'n timue. 'arrive at Kingsville at 1.20 p m, U ,eavo Kinagsvillo at 1.85 p mn, ' irrivo at A.ugustla 9.00'p mn, PAIIsB5UEli TAAN. Aeave Charlestoni, 8.00 am2 arrivo at (Johamnbla, . 6 20 p to jeavo Columbia, , 60 a Di arrivoat Charleuien, 4 00 P. mn. itroh 10-IC (Suocossor to Pratt & Wilson Bros.) WHOLESAIL DRUGGIST; Analytical anti Consultinig Cheist, DTO. SB EEZ4W'23o-**t,g CHIARLES~TON, 8. 0., I*EAIfla ut - Drugs, Chemicals, Palnte, Glass,. DRUGOJSTS' SUNDI)ZES. Analysis of Ores, Soil, Portilizers, &e. muido withI groatest, ogre and accuracy. Chemical advice 'gtvn ianall branches of the solenco, ou mdeorabto terms. Dr. F. 0148 1MAIN.SLLY 50 Woll known thropghout. the State ia with mo andl wouhl be glad to see his old frienda or fill any order for goods. mar 21-.3mn ATT!ENTION I SHOEXAKERS8 BL1EACHIED And Browha Shoe Thrhadl Tacks, lngarijie Taeke, , Lassing, Tack., Shoe~i 'es and Placets.'. For :0a1e by i( IZN; 0igMASTq1, 4 ic~. april 2h