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Latest by Telegraph, Now York Market. NW YoRK, Nov. 30.-Cotton lower sales 2,500 bales at 151a16. Wheat dull and nominally lower. Corn lo lowor-mixed Westorn 1.33. PorI 25.95. Lard dull, at 12.jal3t. Charleston Markot. CIAntitLEsTON, Nov. 30.-Cottor oleiod steady but closed with lowet teidency-sales 525 bales; middling 15}. Oablo De-iptohos. LivRitoooi., Nov. 20.-The stoamor .cRlourbonlina oxploded wlI:x raising steam to go to ( Grecce. She was load od with arms and munitions. It is thought forty persons woro killed. Tho ship was blown up. Sio was built, for Fraser, Trenholi & (o., to run the blockade, and was named tihe Col. Lamb. Con, Nov. 3d.--The Fenians enter. ed the armory and captured 125 rovol vers and ton Snider riflos. LoNmoox, Nov. 27.-Parliament, voted ?2,000,000 for the Abyssinian expedi tion. h'lie Minister blamed Parrliamtit and the press for sending off the expedi tioii Ni iot tio Sanetion of, Parliainent.. A number of volunteers oficred to join tihe expedition. I {rad Centre Francis was captured in Diblin, with papers. PAIs, Nov. 27.-Sonic of the French troops havo loft Roio. Ijonox , Nov. 2~.-IL is said Kiley was taken from the steamer "it"v of Paris, at Cork. There .is much (-xLite ment among the Flni:ns at Manchester, Blirmingham and Ducbiin. No open riots. B)RI.FAS1, Nov. 25.-.The bread riots have been Stippressed. Congressional. WVasIinxoro, Nov. 29.-A memorial fiom Delaware was presented, favoring e1nal snilrage. )Unbar, editor of the .New York (lobe, having purged con tempt, was discharged. Chandler offer. od a resolution, declaring strict neutrali ty i thle pendig q;arrel between A byinia and IXugland ; Siumner object ed, and tho resolut ion lies over. Merrill introdscted a bill, directing the Secretary of tb Treasury to redeem legal lende'r notes w ithI com, and directing hi.a to sell each vear', after paying iterest on tho del., any Gold inl the Treasury over $75,000,000-receiving in pay natiomni bank notes and compound inter. (-at notes; and reyiir:ng all national banks, which have not equal to 20 per cent. of tLheir capital ini specie, to hohl mier'st on il hir honds on and a fter July 1, 186c. Merdil stated that he would piress die bill at an early day, saying Congress utist, grapple the fimancial (ienculties at onee, nd ncertain the StueLt conion <d 1 the fi tinaeial disturhbani ces. Adjouniaed to 1onday. t Th' I mlnso was not in seision. The Senate, in execntive session of hjee hours. confirmed lIora-e Greelv as Minister to Austria, and A. C. Imit as (Goveriior ofColorado. WASin soros, November 30.-Thero vero only about fifteen v embers presented in the liouse thli morning. Ajourned to Monday. Internal revenuo reeipts to-day $535, 000. The, Senale Judiciary Committee is in.. vestigating ihle loyally of Senator Thomnas, fronm Maryland. Lient. Sherly and forty soldiers were attacked at Plum Creek, and Iwo killed. Sixty wvagons were taken. Fourteen Ta <hans11 ranm oil' seventy head of' stock from Fort Laimiie. A revenue decision has been ronmlered, that n- teni cotton is exported, it, must. be clearl ident illed as the sasm cotton for whie~i a permuit was obtained A permit to remonve cotton, showing payment of tax, is suflicienit to authorizo the exportation tax oin cotton removed from the producing district and wvill be collected fro a the cotton itself, 1oni ator in whioso possessioni it is found. WasmxIO-rox. No)V. 25.-Ak 12 o'clock, tlio galleries wvero crowded. Tho impeachment Committee a still in session. The election of Gollady, from Kentucky, who wasI elected tt succeed lI-ise, wans referred to the Comn muittee on Elections. The Committet entered the [House at half-patst 12. During the mornmtg hour, half ai d->zer b)1ll5 were reported, and roforrod, for the repein! of cotton and othor taxes. A bill wasf introduced, regarding the navigation of Rtivers flowing iteo the tifr.Ale io The ilirynuce Committe, and at, hal pto the epdot of'the rom mittee, o o impeacheld was ielayed cie od a n eerd.amjrtv In the Senate. a retoltion from aos petrhsot herwasr i prout fohr oegna i~'me an fo male Mraonel the s The moilifthedcary mtteordiere. rose ito rast the exptiny taofb th e durn t~e of h n regularearIr . All teshi Eitin returing reta s poosedidan Silesui, Popf andu SIhoild wastu cedad ef e r.yeorisaflls In theouse, ait riestiony hedo lrwihlcsted, th e ouitei~ihatnoaje comitte vshalofinurlax pr. harntrtot fu onsn re oden of theliuse. Str.s iontwelthe ofg ernd member of thieJdtoein Comtee rtosa wireoth te aciongkensoyth C~omae4; Ton ipachment andr th~ ipajoht-y reor highaoirm~andWi.o is eg r herer was -proposb mneb wiXprh submiue ~pad atviewo the loav tothe-Unhite Stt~es, 'ise'i g ii of hi crinrv.tnslmniri ht r Itcoe ihthefloigrsh Mr. Wilson, Chairman, for himself and Voodbridgo, presented a report, which concludes: We hereby declire that tle Caso before its, preseinted by tho testimony and measured by the law, does not disclose such high criiimes and misdemeanors, within the' meaning of the Constitution, as requiro tho coi. stitutionld interposition of tho power of the House, anid recommend the adopt tion of' the following: ResoIvcd, That the Judiciary Com Inittee bo discharged from the biirher consideration or the propos(ed impeach. menti of the President of the I Nitcd States, and that, the subject be laid oi the tledy. The re-porls were laid on the tale ordered tIo be )pinted and madek thle special order for Wednesday of next, wee'<. A bill to suspend civil oflicers during impeachlent, was referred to the Joui Ciary Committee. A motOii sibe. qniently Imade by Mr. iIlinme, of Main", to reconsider the vote of reference a]n to table the vote to reconsid'r ; which fitstens the bill onl the Judiciarv Com mittee, and removes it from the'arbitra ry control of' the I fonso ; which was regarded as a sort of test on this quies. tion. Bilane's motion prevailed. with but LitOtlo opposgiti, indicating the' voaknliess of tEu. scheei to suspentd be. fore conviction. A resolution was adopted, ducLiring I ihat in the present condition of th e f1inances, the fnrther purcliase of territo ry is inexpedient., and tihe Ilionse holds itself Under no obligations to vote umonev for such pirchases. The following arc the chairmen of th comlitte s: Elections-Da vis; Ways and Means-Schenck ; A ppro priatiois--Stevens ; Banking and Cur rency--Pomeroy ; Pacifie lhiilroad Price; Chims118-Bingham ll; Connre -- Washburne ; Puib I llnds -Juian ;i Post Office --Varnesworth ; Ji Iiemv \W ilson ----old Commi ttee cowmnued throughoit., India i A Ilair inilom; Milit.n rv A fleirs-Ga rfield ; N a vml A f. fairs -iPike ; P.rvign A fairs-iliks; T'er'ritories--.\hhy, of Ohio ; ioadis and (jai nals--Co,'ok ; .reecdi mn's Alihirs -Elliott ; Education and Lamor---Ba. ker ; Patents-Jencks ; Priiiog-La flan ; Retrenchmni at-\Van WV ick. The imajority of thim Imlnachmnt, Comi) nittee, in their report reommend ing impeachnient, hay great stress upon ai lleged uisurpation by the Presiden t. oh tihe pardoiiing and veto p.\eis ; also the aiuthority to ni:mke reimovals aniid appointients, an(d p rtiliihit v refer to wlhat is termud flagrant violaiion of the Collstitutiond powers of be .Lxecutive, by orgaunizing govermnieits in the Solthern. States at t1e (11d of tle war without. asking the advice of Congress, as they as-ert, foi personal purpose The miii'nor ity report, by Messrs. Mar shall anld E4hImlidge, 3t ronglv defenids the President frmin alse by his political enemies, and asserts thiat his only fatilt conlsists in not holdinm g t tthe jtolitic;l viewis of tie party which elected him, in subjigatinig tie people of the South. The repoI't is Cxtr"mly caustie aid ambuses hmrshlv -ome of tihe witesse:is who testified before the Committee Baker is acensed er perjury, ald they C0omclinde wih the asei tion that, 11he President will be held inl respect by his counti'vmen when his calunit mm14ors are pillored in ndy ing scorn aind indignationi of the Amenrican po The poinIs maude) in the sumnming up of the majortiy repor't against, the Pre'si dent ar'e not broiugh~t out by the testiio ny :First-As t o tihe Presidden t lhaiviin usurp~ed thle powers~ of Comngress int orga.l inizmug governimientsi in it im Souit herni Stales, it, will bme found in fent. Grmanti's testi mony that, the prorat nnte, wh:ichlI was followeid out by Mm'. Johiwon, had ben laid down b.y Mr'. Lincoln. It. also appears in Gen. Griant's testimony, that lhe was present by' invitationi at the' Cabinet councils in which thme r'ecogi tion of the Southermi States wits corasid ered, and that, while Iho coinseted to lie plani followed by the admnistmti ion lhe did not- off'er any suggestions ; bitt, as a silent, listenor, tho active rmart lie took wvas in restraining the Presidi'nt's order to have prominuent reblhs like Lee brought to condign punishmenit. As to the pardon of prominetnt r'ebels, it. appears that, many of the most promni nent of the'~m wier'e pardonod ott die trecommnendattion of Granit, Stamnton, Speed, &c. The Alabama Conventton. MONTOiERY, November 30.-The Recotnstruotiotn Con vetion passed an ordinance to organizo thmo v'oluniter militia of Ala bamna. it authorizes one comipany to every thousand voters; all oflicors to bo aippoinited by the Governor, and to be of known loyail ty Thto conservatives dIeclare' that thins tmeasure placs the Stato uinder a~ military dynasty similar to Browni low's. Its expenses will necessarily inerease the rates of taxationt. An ordinanee was passed, declaring the war debt of the State, and all liabili ties ceated, directly or indirectly, ini aid of the wvar, null and voidl. TIhec nossion of thme Convenitioni will continuce thr'ough a part of next week. MONTGOM vaYu, N ov. 29.-General nOrder No. 22. b~y Getn. Pope, sets forth. that thme Rleconst-rnuction CJonvetion having provided, as required by Con gre'ssionial entactmettt, for levy anmd as. - suemet of Bspch taxes on the-, properity' of tihe Stet as may be ttecessaiy .for' thme payment of the Conventtioni, said pay Smnsb :Treasurer are sanctioned fOonvoetion granted eight divorces from the bonds or matrimony to'day, and dismissed a sntit, for bigamy. A tnnjority -of time Committee on Franchise reported back an addjtional section, to the fran chilse article, 'empowering the next I Legislature to disfranchise robels wmo - havo niot aided in reconsrheitgthe Stato undenr the laws of Congfesse wich 1 wnas tabled by a radical -'maj6rty until -to-muorrow. This proposed action e thtreatens the partial ljreakhing up of the q nvetion, The radicals .dclare they tad nmaintain control of tho whole sc j(cL of f ranchiso, fearing lOssi of polil power. An ordinianco was repornt declaring void all mm riages betwe whitesi and fre'ednien, and requiriig t Iwgiilature to pevent such nnri:t uinder severe pen:1dtis ; the ordinat was table ituitii to-morrow. Fromi Louiinana. NrXAw On.FANS, Nov. 29.--CnC Hane11oek's or'ler, on.aumn col m1t1111, dies nit di. 1ppoinit the'hlo(' Of th who0 h'ge bIc n ll anxi ly c pecting' bis comling.N atid Nwill inf1*l iew life into thao: t depaiii 'ricnds (X lawtid order. The follo lg is an extract from isl order: 'The GeCinral comiianidig ils k gral led to learn that peace and q u eign in this departm.euunt. it will I bli: purliose to preserve this conditi, f thing. T hu iaint"nanco of tI ivil authorities, and the faitlifl! ex 'ut ion of the law.), is the Imost e~lot ve mdeO llnder exiAt iif eciistatnet Whlen intisur rectiotnary force has bI >verthlrownl, and1. penace estaLbli.:he ind the civil authorities are willi :0 pCrform their dutts, the milital Iliould cease to lead and the civil a, niuistratio IrCSu1110 its 1atural lia -ightfA'ul dominiion. 8)Iilmnly it >re:>sed with the: views, the Go'ner ini nouncos that the great 'lainciples \eriemic-tti iibert . ;tiil are the awf nheritance of thiis people. T'he ri' >f trial by jury, the /i/, cor,S tl iberty of the prcs, the freedom pech, the natural riglts of properI nust be prcetervcd. Fre itnt it utior vhile they are essential to the pre ierity and happitness of the people, V vays furnish the strongest iidue nenta to peace and order. Crim imid olfencus committed inl this Di rii, nin4t be refcrred to the consid -at.ion and judgment of the regul :il authoritic:, and th ose tribunni vill hw supported in their lawful j iknliction. The Convention to-day pa.e4scd I'fesoluAtionl inviting ('10en. Ilancock Cl 3uveirnor Flh1anders to seats inside t. sar, endersing the removals by Ge \lower and in favor of abolishting 1 :ottont tax. Aftair; inl Whington. W xA-i r NON, Nov .2.-lIesolut in my.' be0('1n paused in thw Toamssee I,( .aillteii , in structitig the Cong'resio l tingmin 1o sitiniii % tihe impeicillhme timd ColfiscitioLi project.i. Grant has issued the followi )rd pr: "'\olIneer officers now retainied ervico will le mtiered out. to tke i et frohm Januniry 1, 1 q-0(, excpt. t ")llommig ioner. 1nd4 D)isburlSing Officer lie Iloreaut of' g'es, Freedm:1111 a \hmiloine. Aam. "Hvy command of Geon. Grant. "' D. TowxN.:tN, A. A.U." A. warrant. was isued for the arrt >f 1)etctve llaker, on the ebargg Liont. raine will be tried uter i liennet, for piracy. Smnran. will prob 11Y have a change of vemr. TeI' expents of the Itdiani Com ii ion is * 15, 00. ihe d rah. of' I ie PresidClt's messa V:111 teadi to the Cabinet. I titieal 'reveiule receipts to-day $ 9)1,000. A joint meetintg of' Domoctrats al Republei.m ii has beent called at. leani |[ail, Beston, opipobing imapeac T1he seitence of Geni. Cutiter, stneper tog hnim fromt rant andt pay for (one yeC: mas bieuten conirmtedl. W iNxo roN, Nov. 27.--Thle pr tets for te imtmediate ref~wal of t -Otton Li x are 1:ot so promtisin the trute friendsi oi(f the imeaiQ~suret, ftear W lpoanouis oLp~ osit to the mios H ousel, aro0 hointg off, and so far eve norider whichi wiill kill it, or1rov weet'ks of dliscussion. 1"avorable1 atit befoIre Chriistmasrr is hiighiy itmprol ble. ''The Commnittte. Of Waiys and4 Men agreed utnanimnously, int its session ti mlolrnin g to report a bill for the o of the cout- tnx. Th'iero was no business of imuportal tr'ansacted in eithecir house or Congr to day . TIho Senaste anid lIouse hat both adjourmned over to Satiurday'. Thew i'residnt, is sendhingf no 'nombi L~ions to the Seatec, and tat body sito noc dhispositionh to neot oni some t~wer nomntinai ons before them from thetl sessin, Intternail revenuto receipts to di 644 5,000. News Items. RATxuanl, Nov. 27.- illoch on reta c~omei im slowly ; l'noutgh is, htowe v known to insutre the Coniventtiont a p ty stronig vote. Them radicals hav' large conitrollinig majilority in the Conv tioni-fifteen of whont are blacks. 'J Lylpe of' tho radicals as a general rule, not as vindictivo 01' VIOlent a5 L1 shiowin in theo radical Conventtioni Alabama. T1ho United Sutte Court, Jud Brooks pre'sidintg, is nlOw int sessioni he here appears to bo a goocd deal of Ie butsi ness, and largo numnbers of latwyi elionits and witnesses are in attendati Seven blacks are on the list of the gri jury. A caus r'& Nov. 2'i.-A meeting the cit izhens of Rt'ticond County, he~ld last night. A preanmbo and re lattionis were unanimtonsly adopted favor of untiversal amnesty ; the aboli kishmg of test, oaths iand qualificati, for office ; impartial suff'rage, and urg the people of the State to orgamizo defeat reconstruction under t~ihe Mdli t Bill. Tweonty four delegates were pointed to the Conservativo Convent at Macon. The mecting was lar hy attended; and was enthusiamstic. Ninw OnmLEAs, Nov. 27.-tn Con Vention, to day, Mr. WVickli ('V bite,) of this city, introduced ap n. Thle nde n.t'os dolnunn LAs arti6o publwhdd in the New Orleans b Republican, of'n recent ate. Tle inat :Il ter was fully disultssed, although With. ti, ont iny regard to parliamentary usagoes en and was finally tabled, by % voto of' 4 he to 31. The committo reported a seriet -s of rules and regmllatiois, which wvet ce adopted entire. Atjoutrned to Fri. day. luimoND, Nov. 27. -1:-Seretary Seddoll was be(pre th grand jury ill I this morning, ind this afturnooii Gen, ni- F'co was before it and questioned about. es two houirs. The jury has fouid a new x- indictient. It is ahoit 1iX times as su lo .1.g Lle old On', uIt. only presen1ts Ig the siine fcts mnore inl delail. On the S.Id of Malarch, Davia1 will be takenl ill Custody by tle larshall, on this intidiet. i- ment. Lee anid Sedduii were recogni et zed(. to lppear as witnesses, Davis' moitjve jo tuents are as ver, l61'eertain. m11 The New Ntion says the firs:t. act of io tile Reconstructioll Coi'veltion, Whicb c- icets Tiesday, should b0 to vacate 1111 1- 8tate ofllces held 1)), rebels and put loy ni Mox-r[om. , Nov. 27.-The Re. d, construe:ion Conveintion pasud an ordi g 11n11(10 Ibolishing tile Coilint. of culbert, y created at the last egisit ltire. The 1- action titlin ycterday, \vith reference id to indic1ia ollicers, including Suplreei i- Cutirt, Jti-lg, &c. By ite popular al vole, all olicors-.botl loeiAltivo and of j'idicial-aro now to be eiected by the al people. it A n article was offered and r forred, 10 providing that the next General Assem. of ily shall have authori ty to nter or y amiend the article on elective fraichise s. of the enstittiuii, provi(led that, such s- :teration or ameiinmt, shall not oper I- ate to remove the disabilities of any c- elass disfranchieod by said artiel'', and us that no person shall be disqualified by s- smeh alterat ion or amnd ment who haid 0- aided the United States inl the rebellion ir 111d Who has assisted il tihe reconlst Ile Iai tion liw of the Congress. A teo;t vote a- Shows that this article will be adopted. Undler it., tle next liegislatire havo an, a thority to construo the policy of' a pr-. Ad scription convention. t "0 LARGE CKIEAP STOCGK OF it THOWLPSON, WITHERS ly & i) WOODWARD, %f- [OFFEl for salo the following articles as le U low as they osi be brought in any 4 aitrket, viz: )d A Splentdid Assortment or Fil'ney St 313r7r CrOc>cc .F. of Solid Merinloes, And Delainles, In- Black Good.s, Whito Goods, a Emibroidories, lanikercbiefs, shi.-s, Gloves, Hosiery, S Jlibbons, Towelin:, T ,1e Ctoths, Bleached And Brown Doiestics, Sliectings, Checked Domestics, Plaid Lindseys, Ultaikets, Hoop Skirns, linoral Skirts, 11 White and Red Flannels, i- Opera Flannels, Cotton Fl. lIannels, Cassimerles, T woeds, Jeans, IloodIs, N cubias and rChilrens Sainpes, And oycrything in thec Dry (loods line. A malgnliticent, assortment, of Boots and Shoes. A beautiful and choico varief y of Ladies Cloaks. ie A large assort ment of Ready Made Cloth-. rv ing, (very good and chleap ) 13 A splendid stock of Ladies' and Cents ke- Iiit. ns H~ardware and C!rockery of every variety. m.1 Sladdles, H arness, lBrils, Collars and Whips, ns8 Sugars, Coffees, Teas, i Molasses, Lard,'Bacon, :a1 Haems. Rico, Vinegar', Bagging andit Rope, ec Cheese, Crackers. Pepper, :ss * Spice, Soda, Sardlines, VO Oysters, Candles and everything Ill the Grocery LIne. a- A complete assortment of Cooking Stoves, Ironing Furnaces, Wood Ware ' A nd Guns. No end to Notions. IY' YOU WILL SAVE MONEY BY GIYINO US A CAL.L. rns er, STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA l't Fairfild District. Sa ,n. IN THlE COURT OF ORDINARY. 'ho By, JTames Joh~nston, LEguir e, of' Fairfield Dis IS trict. n to me for LTetera of Admnistrationl, or all and singular the goods and chattels, ec, rights and eredits of Mrs. Eliza Cockrol Ire. Iato of the District aforesaid: T hose are thieref'ore to cite and admonish ca, all and singnlar, tho kindred and creditori 'rs, of the saild eceased, to be and appear' before co. me, at our next, Orditnary's court, for thi mnd &said District, to bo holun at P'alrteld Couri llouse, on the 301th day of December t< hoonsif' any., why the said adinistra tio abuldnof begranted). vas Given undler my hland and Seal, tis 181th $O- tday of November In the year of our Lord in one thousand eight hundred and Sixty 81. seven1 and in the ninety-socond year~ o Am1 ior call Indepentdeno, tis JAMES JOHNSTON: nd no h1-t7xO ,ry aFRESH ]MEDICINES. ion h.'NIT.' DISMUTH, Miorphine " Qalnno, Seltzer Aperlent, Diachylon Plaster, Suiph' Ether. Agino Care, Ratlway's the Ready Relif Pille and Itesolvent. Cloves gs Mace, Arnolds and Dlaid's Inks. Also, I ae atAST10 & h1RICE,. FALL & WN TER FOR j NO. 3 BANK UICK RANGE L J RANGE 't l E subserilwir Imi ing puirch -soI a very large TUCK ol (.uoLl, censisting of FANCY AN) STF1APIAE DI ,r a o-o0Ds, Clothing, Ha~ts, Shtoes, iIltr(Iwflie, Groceries. I propose to sell at As viellas Those who wish to -Ive money would do 'well to givo me a call, its my prices will bo found but a small per oceta above NEW YORK COST. My tlock being unusually lare. I have I acena the store formerly occiupied by I. Israel, NO. I ]AN( RANGE. A portion of my Slock will be there. COUNTRY MERCHANTS canl save monloy by calling naid examining my Stock before going to Cairleston. CWl- My Brother, the formor proprietor of the Winusboro Cash Store will he with me. I have also procured tile services of Air. Ml. liall ; they wotild be glad to incet their old frientd nnd pa I(ptis. JACOB WOLFE, oct. 22 Notice ! ! KETCHIN, MiA01STER & BRICE, I11VitiL~ le~ Ait01te01 OC 1il6 PUBIC, TO TIIE LARGE STOCK O1F which they are Aund which comrnlises nearly "E 7Oy ?7-b.iR.g Needed by the people in Andl in JTeir object Ia to do strictly a CASH BUSINESS, And to SELL GOODS AT PRICES That wvill induce all persons to BUY FROM THEM. sept 28 TAX NOTICE. JUSTfRECEI VED DIRECT frotn EWYORK, A FRE.SH ASSORTMENT OF CANDIES, a JELLIES, PICKLES, RAISINS, OYSTERtS, &c., &c., &c. For stile low for Cash-at DESPORTES & 1BRO. sept7. CARPF1HINQ. NOTICE FOR YOU! ASK ngniti for 'IONEY hieeimue i no) obliged to haisve it, mit-i ku no excuspes, blt call aind settle ut),, ash io futier timtie its it catiot, b graitt ed. JNO. 1. M ATTIlEWS, It' Parties that have borrowed CORN iL\h3 frohme i ne oltie ied that littless they I arc retintied by It( December, will be elirgel with them ia 22c. and acceidt placed iii the knuds of an ollicer for colleeliio. JNO. P. MATTl'EWS, Jr. Tle accounts of DUNLAP& MATTIlI:WS (1re 0OW ink Imly IIaind for co liolt, hlir accounits will be retained itil iho 1st Ill ceeiber, after Citt itte you cn tset tle II with a lawyer. T1is notice is int entded for all, wit houit. anly exception. JNO. 1'. NlAT'ilE'WS, Jr. noY 7 'TeIIi Seiolarislips ill lilt.. Zioll Il. Stiilte, for Sale. I' le (itutarerly NIcolling, 26th September last, lite At Zion Society p'assed the followiig resoltion : l )ESOLVl'), Ihat, te Treasurer be li. strictd to a1-verltise, for ilreoe miontths, tent SCtOLARS11113 PSOlt SA 'oLE, in tihe NJt. '15ton Collegiato lstititte, the hohlr (it which, or one of his iheira, appoiitedt by deed or will shall hbe entitled. each year, to ntomhmlnat e a cesii 'jue trust tit ha ilicated tht year, at t he I nit iite in all th , bratchi. es there taught wiliout the liayment of any tuition fee whtitever. TER18..--E.ich soliolarship to be sold to the purchaser AS TIC UJS l'EE fir $300, cur rentcy, tiho trust scrip to bo tratsferable to amtith tirSt by eitiu t. ot' fit Society, and1thile scrip to ie releeabtilile at lie pienl. suro ot' the Society uipoln repaymoentt to the tu-S(e, for tie Sim o beiig, for Ite iso of Slie cestui /uc frust for t he t ime being, equi vIleint of lie value of (ho $800 cutroney which vas-paid by Site original p set-er. J. S. S'T 1 W RAItT. Tres. oct 5-3m) (lill'Iofle 1111(1 5.C. R hiloll( Co. SUP l'IINITENDlENl0' l"O FFC, C0LU,1! IllA. S. .C., Oct. 5, 1867. 0 N and tirer S und iay. th inustati, the Trailst on thil 111a.1 Vill run as fol. lows: Leave Coliibit h.. P. MI. Arrive as Chat-lot:e, D.N) 1. I. Leave Charlotte. 1. 10 A. MI. Arrive a. Columbia '. 14) A. ' I. lsikiig close connuctions for all pointts, North and Soutl. PlISIenxgeru takiig this r1oute, goIng North, have uloice of rout e fr'otni (r'eenis boro, Weldon or Portsmouth. rj3- Tickets good lor' either route. Bef- laggage clecked tilroigl. Por Through Tickets to llichuoud, Was ingon, laltimore, Philadelphia and New Yetrk, tiiply at he Ticket O0ico, fooL of lhlixnding st reet. Cb. IlOUKNIOII'T, SuipetrintLendolit. SOU'TH CA ROIAX L R LROA ftN-CRAL A2S FC. d-1intAT S . C. O t 3.sc ()tN and a ft or (October Ihot ib, 18$57, Sthe Pa 'isseiiger Tris ott ihe South Caroli. nat Iitltaila will run nue follows, viz: Leave Chatirlestoni, '1.30 a it Atrrta. Kintgsville, 11. 15 a mi ILenve Kinigsville, 11 .40 tatm Arrive at t.olui ta, 1 10 It mt leavye Coluiasli, 101.00 an m Art ive iat Kingsv ille, 11 35 a im benyc Kisngsville, -12.05 p it Atrrive at Chatrleist on, 7.0)5 p. mn. Lenve Chnaelertoni for' .\gua, 1 0.'h0 a in A rrive at Auigiusta 7.40t p mi Leave Auguista, :3.40 a Arrive itt Chiarlosioni, 12 20 p mi Thec Passenger Tris onut Othet Camdon~i ltranch wiill connect. wth Ithle Up itnd Dtown Colnunbia rin s, andiI Wi lmiintiton a ndlN Ala Wednecsdauys andt Saturdiiys. Night Expliess,4 Freoiht anid Passeniger IAcoomotionx Tirasin will suin as follows, Leave Chiarlestont for Colituibla, i5.40 p mn Arriv at Columina, ti.00 a mt Leavo Columttbia, 8.00 p ma .\rrive at Lixarleston, 3.20 a im Leave Charleston for Augusta, 7.30 pum Arrivye at Augsta, 0.5 n mi Leave Autgsta, 41.10 p in Asrivo at Chanrlestoti, 4.00) a mn Oct 8-51' LATE' ARRIVAL. A?1CON SIDlES, Ciiivassed iamsi, Lard In 1.1 airels nind kegs. Xkugar, Coffee, GSold. eta Syrup, Ni olaisuss, V'inuigar, Soap, Fino Coiiiry Flour, ungging and JRopo. Sol w for Cash. TJ lIO.\lPSON, WI'IIEIIS & 'WOOD)WA1IID, aug 81 LI VERIPOOL1 MALT. 200f "^"lSNo ' ""veroo'l " Sat,""iut ~" recei ved at. $3.50. Patties wishing lots of 25 or 50 bags can make private arrangemensts ont liberal termsa. J. P'. MlATTJI1EWS. nov 12 ESTATENOIE. A JLt piersonse hatving (demiands agaInst the .'. Esitato of Andrew Yonguse, duceased,. will render in properly atsessed to - te stx. Jerisignied. WILLIAM YO0NOUE, stov 20-xln w fw Adinuisraor, JUST RECEIVED). ('iRtUSHEDI A, II, C (extra) asnd (2 Sutgars, U) No. 1 KIt. Alackerel and Liverpool Salt, $3.50 pet sack. D. IR. FLENNIK EN, rnov 14 Agenit for Ausbory & C2o. ZEPHYR PUFF, J UST Jteceived, at DESPORTES8 & BRO,0 april 0-tf HIAUDWARE O UT NAILS, Wood Serews, of best Ameri oe n mnufatcture in all . izes, Tools, N. C. liar Iron, Iloop Ireon, &o. Low for C2asht. hCETU111N, MoMASTERL & DRLICE. SHIPPERS Of COTTON, &c, W INNSB0It0 to BALTIMORE, ia CHARLESTON, S, V, 'Tl'. B'LENDID 8Oil4iW STEAIMIllIPS, FALCON, . . 1 0. REED, Commander. SLA GULL, . W. P. DUTTON, Commander. Of largo carrying capacity, making averago trips of 55 to 60 hours, leave Charleston onco a week for Baltimoro, and of'er superior failities for through fteights to and from that port. ADuUnS COURTENAY & TRENHOLM, ShIppig and Conammission. Merchants, Union Wh'Itarives, Ch~arleston, S. Q. On, MORDECAI & 00., Agents, BALTIMORE, MD. I oi' Palatka, Fetrnandfina ,Jack. soiville, an all Lndings on th St.. Jol01' River via Shtrytinali, Gia. I'le plendid Senmhip JDIOT.A.TCI-E. (1,0130 TONS BURTilEN,) (1APT1. Lj. Al.00VXETTER, Will sail from Middle Allnuti Wharr, Charlet on. 8. (I., every 'Tesdaty N';Iht nt N ine (9) 0olock for Ih; nhovo places, con. 1iecing with the (eorgia Confral liailrnl al savaniniah, Ca., for Mlobile and New Or leanls. Special copiracts made for transporting L.aborers, 8tock. Wagons. Implemensi, &c. For Freigtli or Passage npply on honrId or nt the otlice of J. 1). AIKEN & CM. sept 21 -'Im% Charleston, 8 U. 1ILLS HOUS E Crner QurIn and Meeling Streets, CHARLESTON, S. C. TIllS l'OPULrAN AND WOLL AE ENOWN 1lO18E is now fully open for I Ih reception (if visitors, hILVing been reftishiied withl Now and 10 -gaut. Furni [ture throughout; and offers to ithe traveller neCoiomodaitions and conveniences as a First, Clas.i Ilotel, not. to be ecqullod by any North or outh. iThe ntronage of ih poublic is Rtates of IBoard per (lay, $4 0') "~ " per monthi na mny agreed ont. JO~S11 PU1 ICEhtl, febi 241'O0--f Proprietor. sfn4m annmum a 0 RULE T PLEAD St ae Of80Mi Onrlinn FAIR~lLD DITRICT IN Tit oo~oX LEAB Selaat oaiSoth Defe lndn h,(n itsid s bt fr oiO rIandwtot. h i. its of t his State, and haus either wife nor* atlt orney known withini thne ia ne upon whom ai copy3 of thie unid declaratiounumighnt bo s erved. It is therefore Ordered, thiat the said Do. fondatnt. do appear and pilead to theo said do. claration on or hoforo theo 17th day a Mlarch, A. I). 1868, otherwiso final anid abf soluttojuidgmeint, will thien ho givon and awarded for theo Pialutiff againal him. 8. 13. CLOWNEY, C. C. P. Clerk's Ofilee,' Fairfild Distriot,, Maroch 16, 1807. mar 19-lonmly RULE TO PLEAI). Stateo or South CarohusI, IN THlE (OotM~ON PLEAS. Thmos. J. Chalk, vs. D, 0. Doyle, Attach. W FEREAS$ the Plamint iff did on'the 20tih day of October, A. D). 18117, tiojis Declaration against the Defendant who, (as it is snld) Is abs.ent fromnuand #ithou t tho limits of this Stato and has nolther wif'e nde~ at torney kmnown wIthIn the same upon whom' a copy of the said doolAratio4 wlght, bq IL, ls thoeere ordered, that the sald Do.. fehdant. doe appear and p lead to' the' said de olaration~on or before the 27th day of Octo bow, A. D.. 1868. ot bereide ti'nselaolnte judgment, will then bo gIven andt awarded; for the Plaintiff spgp ln . Clerk's omile, Wlnsboro, 8. C., 26th Cot,, 1867 4,01 29J-le~maly