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AN EDITOR' BED. In a certain village the editor of a local newspaper had a room at the hotel. - Being absent one night, and tle house being crowded, the landlord put a.stratnger in his bed. The nett morning the followat'lines were found in the room' I slept in an editor's bed tit alght, And others may say what they .pln/e; say there's one ditot- in the i'1d That, certainly takes his ease. When I thought, of my humble cot, away, I could not suppress a sigh, But thought, as I rolled in the feathery tiest, How easily editors lie. The editor, after some inquiries of the landlord. made the following addition: The chap whose form has rested here, And left his copy behind, For a bad impression should b6 locked up, As the cut is most unkind. liehold a prqof of how be lies: In the mer ing he went; aw: y, And like many that use an editor's sheet, ias forgotton the bill to pay. LONG AGO. As through the poplar's gusty spires Tho March wind sweeps and sing , I sit beside the hollow flre, A,td dream faroillar things; Old memories wake, faint echoes make A murmur of dead Springs. Ah, daye when life had aim and meaning, What buried years ago I When friend-now shallow intervening Was friend. and foe was foo; Whon life had youth, and love had truth, And heart had faith to show. Somewhere now woods are green and tender; Somewhere hedgerows are flled 11 ith buds; somewhere, if winds, befriend her, The thrush begins to build ; Somewhere no fears has Spring, no tears For hopes that March has killed. (orrespondent Charleston News.J From the State Oapital. COLUMBIA, S. 0., March 9, 1869. But very little outside of the usual rou. tine of business was transacted up to the meeting of the two houses, in joint a,ombiy, for the purpose of electing Trustees of the University of South Carolina. Tiho following bills which had pass. ed the Houso were read a frst timo in the Senate: A bill to establish A lazaretto or quarantine hospital in tht, harbor of t.'harleston. A bill to vest in Isaac G. Long the charter of a water course through King. ston Lako and Maple Swamp in Hurry County. A joint resolution to provide for the fitting up of certain portions of tho State House, which had passed both Houses, was ordered to be enrolled. A bill to charter the Manchester and Augusta Railroad Company, and a bill to charter the Florence and Lancaster Railroad Company, received their third reading, passed and were orlered to bo sent to the House of Representa tives. A bill to incorporate certain societies in the city of Charleston received its third reading, passed, its title changed to that of an aot, and the apt ordered to be enrolled. A Bill to declare the mode and terms upon which money can be borrowed by County Commissioners, received its first reading, v as ordered for a second read ing and consideration to--morrow, and to be printed. A bill to provide for the uniform and proper promulgation of all legal and pubhic notices wats read a second time. The rules wore suspended, the report considered immnediately, and the bill taken up for a second rettding. A bill to charter the Souh Carolina Central Railro,ad. with1 amendmente, was ordered for conslcdetation to-mior row. A bill to carry' into efrect the provis ions of the constitution in relation to the right of properly of married women, passed its second reading and was order ed to be engrossed. IN.THEII HoUstC OeLaige; from the Committee on WVays and Meatns, re ported a btil to faelltat the negut'ation oi Staite oains. Read first timec. Elliott, from the Commninee ott Rail. roads, reported favorably on a Senate bill- to iudorporatte the Watereo and North Carolina Railh-oad Company--.. The bill wias ordered to lie over for a second ieading. Purvip, from the Committee on In 00 porations, reported favprably on a bill to alter and amend an act entitled "An aot to itcpoprite site Village of Marion, and for other purposes therein meuntioned." The bill wvas ordered to hia over for a stbcond reading. Also favorably on a.Sentate bill 1o alter and amntttd the chatter of the Town of Greenville, and for other plurposes. Laid over for ia second reading. Jervey introduced the fellowing con current- r.esolution which was ad opted, and ordered to''be setit to the Sen. ate : Resolved by the House of Reprosen. tatives, the Senate concurring, That the General Assembly rescinds its ac tion whereby no bills or resotioins.of a p ermanent character shall be .intro. dtoed after the 1st of March for two days. - Jervey also introduced the rollowing 'joint reiolutih n to repeal the charter oi the South Carolina Railroad. Comipa. iy : Be ES r.#olved by -thd HTouvso of~ Rep. resentatites of the Stto of Soth Caro h;, th6 Steiiate gon4nrfing Tbap the .bi(g ilbe douth Carolina Railroad 90tyapy e ad th samistepea led, prsvlalonrof se8tidf 6h fa te d%n 1,&i' Mfltgt'he CivIl Rig tobil th al of' the House of fpr hta-. t.7 o to a te of South Carolhna Tbo sn nominated Reuben Tomlinson ;* "Iunrey nominated .1. K. 3illson -* Clhstnut nominated T. J. Robertson * S. J, lee nominaited D. iH. Chamber lain ;Sinions nominated W. IH Talle ; e. Oain nominated tt. H. Cain; J. AV. Na h nominated 0. W. Montgomery; S. B. Thompson nominated E. J. Ad ams; Swaile nominated V. L. Cardoao ;* C. D. flayno nominated J. L. Neaogle;* FIoyt nominated J. W. Burbidge ; Maxwell nominated J. H. IRainey ; Pet. tengill nominated Timothy , Hurley ; DeLargo nominated Lemuel looaer ; Noagle nominated B. A. Biosemon ;* Richardson nominated J. J. Wright; Small. nominated 0. J. Stolbrand. Those marked (*) were elected. In the afternoon the House was again engnged in the discnxsion of the Union and Spartanburg Railroad bill, and without final action adjourned at 6 P.M. Coc,uti, S. C., March 11.-The excitement over the latest intelli Ponce received here from Washington is intense. Senator Leslie, on the re oAipt to.day of the information of the elate made up at Washington for the Federal offices in South Carolina, committed his application for the United States Marshalship, signed by the Governor, the judges and members of the Legislature to the flames. The news is that Mr. Epping is to re tain the office of United States Mar shal, Mr. Trott the Postmastership, Mr. Geddings the office of United States Treasurer, while Mr. G. W. Clark is to be made Collector of In ternal Revenue, Mr. L. T. Potter Col lector of the Port of Charleston, Mr. Herrick Assessor of Internal Revenue for the Third Congressional District, and a number of others obnoxious to the party here installed into other Federal offioes. Those who fought the hardest for the eleotion of U. S. Senators Sawyer and Robertson are to be left out in the cold, The proprie ty of holding an indignation meeting early next week, and asking the pres ent United States Senators to resign, was freely discussed among the mem bers of both houses. It was asserted of Mr. Trott that he was active oppo nent of the present system of recon struction and a warm supporter of President Johnson. Mr. Clark is de nounced as having done his utmost to break down and bring into contempt the Republican party in Charleston, having Mr. Potter and Mr. Goddings as his chief aide-do-oamps and tools. Herriek is alleged to be a Democrat of the straightest sect. The "friends" are partioularly bitter on Mr. Sawyer, who, they say,,has betrayed the trust reposed in him and gone over, horse, foot and dragoons. Leslie swears that he never know Mr. Sawyer or the rest of the representatives in Wash ington, and that they have betrayed the friends of reonstruction in South Carolina. In the Rouse, to-day, Crows pre. sented a copy of the preamble and rosoltitions passed by a meeting held by the representatives of the counties of Edgefleld, Abbeville, Laurens and Union, and in connection therewith, introduced the following concurrent resolution, which was adopted and or dered to be sent to the Senate : Resolved, by the House of Repre sentatives, the Senate concurring, That a committee, consisting of five members of the House and-members of the Senate, be empowered to pro. ceed to investigate the charges made against Governor Scott for giving his testimony in the Ooitested election case of Messrs. Ried and Hoge, and that sqid comuttee be..empowered to send for persons and papers, and If found necessary, to proceed to that portion of the State where these out. rages wore said to have been perpetra ted, and. that the Speaker of the House and President of the Senate de appoint said committee. CoI.ustar A, 8. 0., March 13.--Thie great indignation meeting was held last evening. The. Row. 13. F. Jackson pre. sided. The speakers on the occasion were Senator Leslie, Speaker Mo. see, W. J. Leslie, Dr. B. A. Bosemon, WN. E. Johnston, E. Runkle, R. B Elliott and others. The speeches were generally of a moderate tone, gently remonstrating with the senators and representatirca against the proposed 0r rumored manner of diatribution of Fede ral offices in South Ciarolina.,- Senator Leslie.offered the following reitt'ops, which were declared uanitteuielfadot. ed : Whereas, On the lId de -of N'ovem be,r, 1868, the Amerioan P-tople elected Gen. U. S. Grant Presaiden~ t ofInjed States upon tho exproess 'dnruiing that lhe w as to be theo earneet friend of the reonstruction act, of Congress of United States, and that he was pledged to see them faithfully executed; a n4 WhAergag, The oppositioni contested said election on the grounds that said Reconstruotion acts wvere iw'ust, revo Intioinary, null and void, ani that the present Iltate governments of the South establiushed by virtue of said acts ought to be and should be superseded in the event-ot the:election of Seymour an:d IVareas nme the passage of these acts, almost innumerabla obstructions have been interposed by the opnoslto v.ith the view of breaking dow'n their f arce and elfact in nur own Stte,and the b'' frho assasin having been invoked for their destruction even to the -murder of Senator's anid memnbers.oI the Gener41 Asseibly and 'fpehIbig of th9 present St,tk toverqinneng, (sehoods And sian d4ya teang aal1ong Lhe least of the bar riers interposed by the o#poiition, and notwith4I,lgt Al1. Itke'hings the fred of.l.aconstruction have been ablb to weather the storm, ahd1 the "preaeft Stt oeheetd inegtMgd Resolved' That we, the Republican menibers of the Legislature, iepresent. mng a large majority of the people in tie State, inist and demand of our ropresen. lives in Washingto;; that no person shall be appointed to oflice in the civil ser vice of the United States in this State who is not known to have been . and now is the true and tried friend of liber ty, a free ballot, the enforcement of the reconstruction laws of Congress and maintonance of the present, State gov. ernment-, and further, that every man holding offlce in this State who has not, in days gone by. earnestly and nuelqaiv. ocally favored tin.e syvsa+nm of i cintriu tion of the United 5tates Congese and the maintenance of the prtel,t S, t, government shall int. he alb,wed ,o hold ofice and control the Federal pao, tag. in this State to the excl ;sioll of ti ;. who, in the dark h,urs of the p:a.a, h1e been true to the principles whih are the founda: ion .,t nes of the pre.eun State government, to wit.: A free l,ul lot, equal and exact just.ico bwfore the law for all, and the z<-tlons alvocata of tho principles ennlciated in the present State Constitu tioin esta lihed hy th,e people of thtt State of South Caro'ina in pursuance of the requirements of the reconstruction acts of Congress. Resolved, That, in consideration of these things a special coniniiice e ap. pointed to consist of the fiollt wing gen tlemen of the Senate and [Hoiso of Rtep. resentatives, to draft a suitable I ream ble and resolntiol s expressive of thu sense of the Republican party in thts State, and to forward the same to our senators and representatives at Vaala ington, to wit: On the part of tho Senate; I-Ion. C. W. Montgomery, l'resideit, pro tent. ; Hon. J. K. Jill.on, \V. '13. Nn:b, S A. "Swails, Ilon. W. E. Rose, lion. W. B. Hoyt. On the part of t',e TIose of Repre sentatives: -Ion. P. J. Moses, Speaker ; V. J. Vhipper. R. C. UdLarge, R. B. Elliott, A. J. lansier, iotn. 11. W. Webb, and Hon. Renben Tonlin, son. Resolvcd furlhcr, That said connit. tee be instructed to forward a cpv of this preamble to the President. of t. United States, a copy to the Prestidntt of the United States Senatte, and :, eIy to the Speaker of the I Ioise of It.p.. . sentatives at Waslinilg o s, D. C. Elliott withdrewI his malne. During the m.et ng '1'n. Iurley, who was present, was appartsutly the mo>t. indignant person in attn nuce. Sit ting at one of the tables, as each l speaker arose, Tim. would e"j:aculate, .Ie ire g.s more indignation.'' Tim. elaims that. the' "ndig:ents" have be-en fooled, iittt Ihat the three hundrt d mil t wut mv (our Federal oflices to he tigavtia on. in Stuti Carolina have not yet e,.n a,.riti . lie says he speaks ex cathedrc in reler. ence to the proposed distribution, aund names some of the leading ones as fol. lows: Ccllvetor of the Port, Rvelben Tomlinson; Postmaster of (h:rleston, John B. Dennis; Major L. Johnson, Assessor of Internal Revenit" ; M{aj. 1). 'T. Corbin, United States l) trict. At.. torney ; J. P. M. Epping, United States Marshal; G. W. CInlark, tetinmorarily Col. lector of Internal Revt"nne'; John 1). Ashmore, Collector of Internal Revenne for the Third Congr..sesional District ; C. II. Baldwin, of C'olu mbia, in place e.f Herrick, for A ss,"ssoir; , n ,tOr I. J. Donaldsoti, Coll ector of In n.i nal ~ e une fpr the F'irst Congressiona,l D)ist riet; C. Hi. Pettengill. Assessor fu-i Ihuiil Congressional ):st ric ;, miesS rimi; It for ispect or of Lighthouse< ; A. Ml Langihhtn, Boarding .\last er of tIle Port of Charleston ; Dr. A (. Mackey, Unii. ted States Coinunt to r1ee'rpool; BI. 0. Dumean, Cons8ul to F'ratlkfor-t ; C. Ml. Wilder, PostmIaster at Columibia. Besides the above, Timn. says a lar-go nuimber of special aIgents of thle Post. oflice Depar.nm.nt, lhree on the North. eastertn Railroad. elght on t he South Carolina Railroad, t wo oni ihe Sa van. nah and Charleston R..ilroad, andl so on, are to be appoinited ; also thiirty tw census takers, or one for each co.mntv; a supervisor otf internal re'ventne for'the State. with the power of alppo)intin,.. assistants, deputy collectors and asses sors. The above are only a small portion of the offices whiob Tim. annouinces as ready to be given out 'and distuibut. ed among the indignant' brotherhood. Hie also reports that Mr. Trott will be called to -Washington to take charge of a department. thore, having been postmaster for General Giant at Vioks burg and other places during the war. The various boards of County Com mIssioners are sending in their reports in. reference to the new forimation and division of the counties. The Commissioners of Greenville County report that county divided into six teen townships; the Commissioners of Herry County reports three town.. ships. COLUMBIA, 5. 0., Maroh I13.-On Friday, Delarge amid some ap plause, Introduced the Appropriation bill, which recoivedl its second reading to-day,was amended and ordered to be engrossed, as follows: A DILL TO MAKE APPROPnIATEONS AND R AISE SUPPLIEs POR TiHE iEAt R OMI ME~NotNO IN OCTOBEn, ONE 'Tlg SAND EJO UT IIUNDRED~ AND sixTY EIGIIT. Be it enacted by the Senate and Hiouse of Representa~tives of the State of South Caralina, now met an<a sit. t4ug In the General Assembly, and by th uhrty ofthe game : SECTION 1., That -the following stams b,and they .ahf be), ap ropria:ted Step 4 p .of the varlous.offioors and expenses of thoState government, that isto say: For .salaries: For the Govntnot $80 or.h Seoretaryof the Sltate ,f8000 fof'th 4 riat e e rota.ry of t9h. Governor. $2000 ; for *0;ox theg e nI r 4dtant J1 AMR~ A. Al g4 AA Treasurer of the State $2500 ; for the chief clerk to the Treasurer of the State $1800 ; for the Auditor of the State $2500; for Superintendent of Lductation $2500; for the Chief Con. stable $1500 ; for Chief Justice of the Supreme Court,$4000 ; for two Associ. ate Justice, $7000; for the eight Circuit Judges, $28,000; for the eight Circuit Solicitors, $8000; for the three Chancellors, to January 1, 1869, $1500; for the Attorney Gene ral, $3000; for the A ttorney-G ene ral's clerk, $1000; for the Clerk of the Supreme Court, $1500; for the State Reporter, $1500 ; for the Keep er of the State 11ouIsr, 1 30 ; fur tie Superintendent of the South Carn lina 'enitentiary, $2000; for the Statt Librarian, $400 ; for the three Il;.:h Oflioers, $2000; for the County Audi tors, $31,500 ; for t wo watchlen of the State Iloute and G rou nde, $900; for arrearages of sal.r"y duo Judge Thomas W. Glover, T;1000. SEC. 2. lxecutivo l)lpan tment : For c4ntin gent fund of the Governor, $25,000 ; out of which thall ho paid the expenses of the Buroau of Agri Cultural Statiyt.ius ; to be dIw(at upon the order of the Gaovernlor ; for the contingent fund of the Treasury, $1500 ; for fire-proof safe for Trea et ry, ;,1000 ; for contiugent funid of the Comlptroller-General, $1000 ; for con tingent fund of the Auditor of the State, $1000 ; for contingent fund of the Adjutant and Ituspector-General, $1500 ; for the cortin gen t fund of the Superintendent of Education, $1000; for the contiogent fund of the Se1cr tary of State, $750; for the contingent fund of the Chief Constable, $500 ; for the conth'gent futud of the Legis lative Library, $200. The above appropriations to be drawn upon the order of the heads of the several do partments, if so much be necessary. SEC. 3. Judiciary Department For purchase of b'oks for the Supreme Court Library, $1000, to bo .paid on the order of the Chief Justice ; for contingent expenses of Supreme Court, under section seven of an act ratilied the 180h day of Septembor, 186s, $2000. Src. 4. U;dilaary Ciivl Expenses: Fur conti:geat fund aceoutnts, $70, 000 ; out of which shall be paid the expenses of tax noti.,es, asse.m:sment books, and other forms of the whole State, to be paid by the 'T'reasurer, orr the warrant of the Conptroller-Gcne ral: Provided, No aceounts for coats on tax executions returned udlabona shall be paid out of this appropria t)ion ; for the pay of County School Coin lltisiuonuels, $1 ,U00U, if Io iuch be necessary; for support of Lunat ie Asylum, $1(t,0 ; for deficieney in appropriation of 1867, for the support of the Lunatic Asylulm, $1500; for the education of the deaf, dumnlb and blind, $3000, to be draw,tin on the or der of the Governor ; fot deficiency in app,opr;ution ot' 1 37, for eo4t rue. ion of South Carolina Penitentiary, $12,300, and for continning the con struction of South Carolina Peniten tiary, and other expenscs ircidental thereto, $80,000, if so much ba n c essary, to be paid on the order of the Gover2or; for gnarantino rxponse:;, $3000 ; account.; to be :tpp'rov tl d '. the Covernor, and paid on the war rant of the C.mptroller-Genrel; for t rans portationl mi.d clothes for diischarged convicts from the South Carol nai Penitetiiary, t500 ; for p)er-manlent p rioting $1 I,0&.0, iif ro mutch be neue ~ sary, to be pa id by the TJreasurer upona the order of the Comiptriolle-r Gecneral ; for the Catawba Ind ians, $1200, to be paid upon order of the Governor. Site. 5. For payment of State Po lice $20,000, if so muclh be necessary. Stec. 6. h'duceational I)epartment: For the support free schools $50,000 in addition to the amount raised by the caplitation tax, to be apportioned to the sev'eral counties, accord ing to their rep)resenatationl iln the lopver branch of' the Genaural Assemibly: for tile pay of the Profe.n,ors inl the Unli' versit.y of South Carolina, $22,000, if' so mluch be nhecessary ; for one demon strator $1 00; for a Librarian, Trns urer and Scretary of the Panidty, $1500 ; for the Buragar and Marshal $500 ; for insurance aInd ropairs of the Unaiversity buildings, $1800 ; all' of which shall be paid upon the order of the Governor. .SEC. 7. For the paymnenlt of the interest on the public dlebt flalling duo during the present fiscal year, $329,492 38. SEc. 8. Military Expenses :To defray the expenses of enrollment, organization and eqluipmnent of .the mnIila, $20,000, if so much be nces sary, to be paid on order of the Gov ernor. SEC. 9. For the payment of the salaries of the comnmision to coditfy the laws of the Stato, $10,500.. All contingent expenses connected there in and allowed by law shall 1)0 paid out of the contingent fund of the State, upon thec order of -the Comptroller IGeneral. SEC. 10. That all taxes assessed and payable under thlis not shall be paid im the folotving kind of fpunds, viz: The bills receivable of the State, United State currency, naltionIal bank notes, gold and silver. coin, County Treasurers are hereby forbidden to receive anything' else I1n payment thereof. 8EC. 11. The Auditor of State -is hereby authorized an~d directed to levy, and cause to be collected, a au ohiient perr centum of taxes, to raise a hecessary amount of money, upon the assessed,valtlatipn of the.-propprty of the States to 'meet the app$ra tiona enumerated in this set : Provi ded, there shall not be assessed 'or 'olce,under the rgvision0 of tI4 dollar. a '$4o Governor.sepit au me8sa O)W1 his approvaof th,fdl*ighb An act to alte and a.-e,d b, em ' AA A 'AA A AA M AM oititjId 'eAfi aecatr and, auiOnd the charter of the 1lung'. a Ioit tain uail road Company," passed December 10, 1851. Au act to enable- the banks: o the State to renew business or to place them in liquidation. A joint resolution to prpvioio for the fitting up of certain portion$.of the State Uoiuse. A joint resolution relieving J. MHH. Wilder, late Sheriff of Sumter Coun. ty, of a penalty of five p'r cent. per month upon executions not returned by him. An act to estublish a public ferry in York County.' An act to establisi certain societies in tet City of Charleston. Cain, from the (onmittee on Inoor porationts, to which was referred a bill to entablish a coOipanty under the laule of the Mount Pleasant and Sul ivau's [slaud Vsrry Company, report ed back the same. with a recoin nondution that the' bill . do paur._ Ordered for consideration on, Mon. day. The two hiouses met in joint As. temsbly to-day at,d elcoted tht'oc Commiksioners to codify the iawi W J. Whipper, colored, C. W. Mont. gaomcry and D. J. Corbin, white elcected. Joint resolution authorizing Stat Trea.urer to apportion to the severa counties the appropriation of $25,00( authorized by General Order No. 139 for support of free sphools was read a second time. Sasportas, from the Committee, on Engrossed acts, reported as duly and correctly engrbssed for a third read ing a Senate bill to etnpower the Judges of the Circuit Courts; to gran relief in ease of erroneous judgment obtained during the existence of the Provisional Government of Souti Carolina, which was read a third time, passed, title changed to an act and ordered to be enrolled. Elliott, from the Committee oi R:ailroads, reported favorably on i Senate bill to charter the South Caro lina Central Railroad, which wa ofdered to lie over for a second :read ing. The Committee on Railroads; t whom was referred a bill entitled "A bill to aid the extention of the Cha tiam Railroad," beg ieave to repor that they have considered' the muatter contained in the bill, that they hav< failed to agree, and inasmuch as th< session is near its close, anl the com bit,tee is desirous of winding up its business, the committee, therefore a.k leave to return the bill to the louse for its action thereon, with th< uccomlpanying paper which the friends of the mglsure submitted to the con mittee as at substitute for setion four of the bill : SimTioN 4. On the delivery to the State Treasurer by the said company of their bonds thus exequted to the amount of three hundred thousand dollars, it shall be the duty of the Stato Tr'easurer thereupon to dolivet to the president of the said company an ecual. nmount of the aforesaid bmnds of the State, and, upon thi comnpletion of the grading of eaci . ati,n of tell miles of said railroad t'nd the delivery of three - hundre< thouisanud dollars of thme bonds of th<i s.id railroad to the State Treasurer it shall be the dutty of the Stati Treasurer to deliver to the pres'idenl of' tihe said company an equal anlounl of thme aforesntid bonds of the Statte Poie,however, Thait if at 1111 time the sa id Chiathlam Railroad Com1 paniy slhall furishu to the On4rno; sat i.f'actory seourit.y for the . comple tion of the entire linid of sati'd railroamt bewen C heraw amid the City of Co lnabia, or shall furnish to the GOV the said entire line from Cheraw t< Coubahas beeni placed under conI t.rects to rollable - contract ors, .' whie~ totsalbe verified by the altidavi ot,epresident of thle said C hata Rai(l CoIipany, theon,aninet or of' such cases, th1o Governor shal1 cause to be del ivoted totherpridenm of the said (Ubathanm Railroad Coim pany the full aimount of the said bogl of tho"State''anithorized to be issuqc by the act wivih iay then1 emaiugt '1e del.ivered,.except the sum ofethrem 'hunidtod: and usixty thou,aand. dollardi which shall be retainediby othe Stit Treasurer to in'shufe th9 pamyment b the said Chathan 1Ui&jfoad Compana of the semi-annual .interest on th< aforesaid bonds of ! the said: e om1pan which shall fall due on the Arav day 0: July, A. D. l80,bli the first day o Januairy, A. D). 1870, on thq first.daj of July, A. D. 1870, ':nd on tersi dmy .of Ju try, A,. .D .167I,;: wvherever any of the sai'd interest shall he paid by the said company, *thi States Treasurer shall. deiver to tid said company 'aU equal anmount of thi bonds so by himn retained until. al] shall be delivered. A Senate bill to authmorise the.con, solidation 'of the Charlotte and SQilI Carolina*Railroad Company andt the Columbia an~d Auguista Rai lroad Com-. pany and to amend thoecharter of the same, was read.a: third timie, passed, and ordered to be returned to the Senate, with amenmdniqut, Tbe bride of, General Kilpatrlek9 the niece of the -'Archbishop 'aid of was, at'the time f her knMriag wnh Geneoral Kilpatrielk, the bdllo of Sen, tla5o- No lady attdMete more att9rna a b'rn jr4how'&h ,mi~~ trimmed with Iace and orystala,amniag. nifieint 'neekIaob MdT'ta sif dia monds. 'm onbA?vr5.Kflare' er no doub.] tae $rmo am1 lng~ x 'Til E.A ON0,t OK- IN $ '' -A1as1p to l4q says "The .orde, of eongral, $hernan ,.sig9atnhi sal o .o ooneid er" able comr tnot otlI i, the ryy but also in her ci'lyop ero. I1'y: te Qis ti}ie in the." hit4ry'oflis. Goy. ern9nei th'e nilitar Aro, aner of t. a, -bataken to s of. t e eral urea of t}o War .opar" net and inadh theta nmembers of hit general,stair. h.retetforo the Adju tant-.Oneral,Inspootoj;-Genergl, 9uar. teruiastor-Ge-nera , e tc., have boen under the direot orders of the" Seore. tary of,War, and tha General. eomn oatndiug the armieshas had his own and separate and distinct . general stuff. But Gonoral Sborinau has. plao" od them under. his own complete con. trol, and thus made a perfeot military consolidation, for all orders to the Q.uarturmaster-General, Ad j,u t a n t* General, or other head of a War De partment Bureau, must pass througli the General of the Army, and the Socrotary of War is thu.left but witli little power, control or authority. Jr fact he is a were figure-head-au offi. cial with a titlo, and. no.t much else. The fact., ton, that General Sherman has located his headquarters in the War Department excites some com. ment." SE E F. TAti..---A member of th( Grand Jury relates, that during th< examination of a case state vs. San bo-indiutient hog stgaling, one of the "colored" inquired of a whit< brot,her the nature of the paso, nd received of course' the 'reply,: ho stealing.. Anothor member of the or der, negro, shooked at his brother'. ignorance, atld surprised 'tllat witi the light before hin he coula not se( and know what it was without;sking and to show'how jplain was the case said, "why you ignantus nigger dont you see its fur a hog," and pointng, to the (brace) whiel separates, the name from the indict mnent which appears on the back o; the paper, continued "why nigget dar's do hog's tail itself! Why de) disposed you on the grand jury is im, possible to. conjuncture. You . don'I preserve to be so extinguibhed.; and sar, don't tink anymore of sitting it do body of the legislature, which yot is been transpiring to."-.4tberr3 Ierald. The Now York World, of Monday conminenoee its loader on the new ad ministtrutio&, by saying "This country hap never before had a President, and no party has evet even niominated a man to the Pres idency, capable of cominitting the blundor of consulting no one in respeo to such an important step as the for. mnation of a Cabinet." Wo,belieyo it was Carlyle who said that. "a man whq is always his, owl coqueellor,, will often have a fool for a oiont. New Advertisements. AGENTS WANTED FOR Secrets of the Great City. t k.decriptive of tihe Virtiles and lhe Vices, th-Mysteries. Miserici and. Crmsof New York City. If you wish to kniow hiow Fortunies are inudo andI lost. in s day ; how Shreowd Meni are ruined ini Wall 8i -eet.; how Count r'vmeni nreswindled by : harpeirb; ho\W Ministers andi hierchiants n.roe Jlackmsailed;.phow PanICe linlis andUConcert. Sadoons are ibl'gd hao i Oamntling hloditassand. f,ot t%rlerare coni du'oc ed:;Ii %dw'8ock ani d'lil Coxs'nihi a Ori.. glnato and how thmo flubbiles litxst, rind thais iVpodh Jt.coti,nins 35. fue endasvings ; tolls all about. time'Mystieries crimes of. Now York, and is a he9 i?ciest and,t4Cheopost work of thme kind ptblsaed Priice only $275per Oojy. Diy* SBth' for Ciidulars aail see i n and a fuli ddscdaptI'on of the worke Addres JONES IIROTIlFlS & CO., Atlatita,iGai. CA UTION--Ianerior wvorks of ma imialar chaaiter aire beiing , circuliat .,.Meo tht mar I0-4w cp' LooK IIAVS.T. ofdanig baws ix eour ngi pol . xfkqtidIt4ly,spoa ~~ L any wt, y feVr usedk dqmrN i,. ,jo r e a d ; e ut' 4 x -. emnpg5 y oranmxality un~ surpassed. esApecfull,~ ;~ l Manufacturers of Chxrxf ar, GIng anrd DrrsapOas8,p5 -O ayin 4 a9h)aas iC9lbiwa'g xIae5mA~t ebeho We*lllisvev./ t dv iAM x dfj4lI sertions to tihe anonth, and tire leading' lnownsdMbh A ddress Gee. P. ROWEj tIhlnsr Apa.g N, ok,mr1 $75 to $200 per Vnouth. evcryw here, maid and femalet,lo' ililidube'(he Oenuino Ir pro4ed Qomtntior.se Fiually Sewing M:n. chine. This pnnohlie will stitch, hep fell, tdok, quill; o/d;' bind , likid and hnroi - der. in a drasttiperlorf'(lnaot. tPrdebbly $18. 'Fuly ,vrrouted for.::ivd yehrs ' We will; pay 01009, ;for. atqiy,, UinoltIO ill eow a stronger, tgro _,u tfil, for qjo oel s tie'iatn .than ours. dmnkes the '!J;ua Look Stiloh." Every'shoaid stijh tJi out, and still the clott annot bd( U d apart.without ttaring it., )Wo pay Age4ts frqut $7l tq $"2,0.pycanuogt l. gi4l elceou v, or a comtizioJ; fron, hich, t)leo ali,t tiiaituto, be raIdd, Adi ress gbCO. CO., P.I tsbdirgh', 'a.Boston, Miss. oi 1. Louis, Mo. CAT'to.x.--Do ndt .lie.impocdd -upotn by ltler partjes pehap i.ug ,I; wortllga, irtet - irona .inachineis, under tI1o rause ,pInO 10r ot hierwi&e . Un's i.mt oly gontuino ntid really li-aotical ohoial inelhine innattuir od. -he;'10-4 w' t "PENN LETTEl'B00Og,' hor topyiu Letter Wit/out renef 'or Wlalft. T1his C}reat tinti,; La1pri t'td1M1oney- .S-' ti Invent iola bring is,. ro,ly incdfhiperpstilgo fe!atuaro of b uinoss within ta r el of all. Price, 2.25 aiid upward. Nolte see it but pruiti its 4l'mpitily .tih oonvoionde, as it >i0oomuen'0s itaelt,i and solls at sight. Adapted to pvery kind of busitiess. It does not play out, as the first sale is o0, :. bgi'u"'g, -ixnlhisiva t.erri- 4 t.oi'y giveri. 'For tostimnoniils, telrms, 4 , tmddres's P. C AItRi "R', & CO., 7d2 C(hesisut - Street, Philadolphia, Pa. mar i -Aiv To rTE WOlJNsso CLAss:-I am towpre. pared.to furnish all classes with onstat employmnen;at their -hoies,, the wh ole- of the ihnet o' fir thge spare monenti. Ai nes's ier-, likht' and profitable. 'Titty 6nhs to $5:per;evoning is tasily eanel by"f sos; of, either sex. and tho 1boysnti gii"ls earn nearly as much as mon. .Qreat induce. iticnta are olTprod those whopwl tgvot,o their whole time to tho business qat(llat every person who sees iis notlce, may send tue their address and test the''husiness for themselves, 1 nmiko the following unph ral leled offer :,To all who are, not well . sntis fled w it h the l,nsi tes", I will -snd .$1 t o pay for the trouble of writing mle. Fu!I part ioanrs, 'direeti- nas, ., sent frer. Samnpl sent 'hy 1mail for 10 eta. Address U. U. ALr.tN, Augusta, le. mar 10-Ow. a ytar can he made by 'live agents, selling my now anll' valunb a invent ion. Address J. All EARN, 0v Second st , linltinore, Md. ma itlt AENTS 1WAN''E,in every to%nn to soll the celebraitcd Clipper .lower aind lleap ers-Lightest draft ata most durablo nta chines made. Send for circulars. Cr,irpuit. \low:t & It.t-an Co , 12 Cliff st., Now York. mar, 10-4w, $3 V TT?ccox' Illlstl'y Sowing MOahM16. Only Three Dollars. Simple, prnetical an'd durable. Make., the Elnatio chain - stitel, and adapted for all kin%s of plain sewinig. Any child can operatu it. An elegaut-Gift. Testimonials daily. Sentt. in perfect, order on receipt of -ptlee, $8. Address INUUir,tY Si-:wao M1.;c111 .: Co., Mlanchester,'N. ll. mar It) The Pantent) gi ih Will color gray hair a pern igent. Mlgek or browt Sold every'wliere. 'St l 6y ma1 for $1,25.' Addl'eva . s WAl. PATTON, Treasurer . Magio Comb Cu;. 8pringfield, glass. mar 10-dw WANTEIAGNTS PC sell the American Knittiig Macine. L Price $25. ''1%e'in ples), Cheapest anil best Knitting Maeii'o over Inventte,. 1 ill knit 20,0011 stitcht-s per'diinnte. Liberal in. dlIceInents to Agents. Addaressa A MlEE .. CAN KNITT'lING MlAtilJlNIE CL BI st~ Mass., or 8t. Lonis, Mo. * *~ i msar 10-4w; FiUTGllOWjritS.---Send~ tot *ar nct lars o f "hfeat?s linpli-oved i,''tht. True 'na Vine Invigorator and Inisect Destroyer." saaiples to testify,will bo.fof.warded to any part of 5lhe United States and p,erfect satis fatilon 'Uiiiteed,. Goo'd Ag ints are want ,(d i every Coualy: in thdUnited 68thtoli. Bialtiunore, Mid.naI.A *VEI.OCIPEDg ~E~ MIANUP~AOrURMDDY- -'; 9 8 ~ . N.-iBROWN ~ "'I~ W T'hey a'so rako a m~nn ar oe ~ o) andl Ildbs for ligh Carri' ad Wheels. ' Sotnd forpride l9t; No '. S rotS 3I&e tid tr S U Cdrreponten kep, iq posted in tall'hngg tf thark m ar 10 - AMIlkOY M NT thant,pays, i1w2atiu r tiudress S., Al, 8PENWC,iit & Co. - -- 'hiag ' r'ig .' , City l1qts ~a Ici loakes and netlhu.I~ i i.. cuinhrel J1. Wall s r9.,o York. NU abt1riuaiPf 9 o.V ~6ifetttedh 3%Iti1-'i , -an os.Tf - I teed or moneyi.li'10'13 of the Celebrae *Y t n0e0o Vibrator for. tdti llj en r Ytl4~ 11 3 i , 1 8 D l e a oe I stufferedt i b t JIB palo o leks by a simn 059 aiv i leuA Att, 0sihi o t ra-e--7OSyracuse, N..LY 1a t o P 9% alubleIn for #yl 'DEO, P. oWns,rh.jg rates. A k1IJ~ ma. itiv0 r & , Neow York,