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ri grt>aritst0ii ggt^f ,$t? tos. ___CHARLESTON, S. C., WEDNESDAY MORNING, JUNE 12, 1807. ~ ~ T TT"rT VOLUME IV.WO. 565. TELEGRAPHIC. Our ciiiiir Dispute.-cs. SOUTIIAMI-TO.V, Juno ll.-Tho IIIIIIHU touched nt Southampton. I.OMH'N, Juno ll-Noon.-Consol? i? IJ ; Bonds 73. IjvF.nrooi,, Juno ll-Noon.-Cotton dull; l'|> lands ll j; Orlcnns 1IJ; anica 71KKI balea. Com Otis. Pork ilccbucd 7Ua. Common ltosin 7s.? Fino 12. Turpciitino 33; Tullovv 13s. OU. liONDoK, Juno ll-2 1'. M.-Consol? DI). Ltvuirooi., Juno 11-2 1*. M.-Corn 83a. 'Jil.; otliurs steady. Arrived, thu Peruvian mid i itv ol Daltlmnro. LONDON, Juno ll - Evening. - Consols, UH. llomls, 73. Lin:iiicoi,. Juno ll-Evoning_Cotton closes dull, ?aloa 8000 bolos. Mi Idling Uplands, ll{; Orleans', 111. M modester ndvixa unfavorable. Washington News. WASHTNOTON, Juno H.-Fl nod er'a ?ueecssor nn treasury agout is under consideration. Tb o President baa ndvicea from Tonness'eof petitioners who have applied siinultnnooiiBly to Thomas and to Brownlow fur protection from out? rages; thus giving Brownlow (bo opportunity and Thomas tho rigbt to correct (hem. Tho President is not very nell. Ho ie threaten cned with Bright's disease.' Then' is a Cabinet nicothig to-day. lt is stated that Blanton only will sustain Ibo District Com? manders iii their ulloged Mogal assumption ol powor. Wm. Boll will roliovo Knox in tho supervision of tho Government ilmiuccs at Now Orleans, official dutios requiring tho prcsouco of Kuux boro. Tho attorneys in Surratt's caso ruo engaged in wrangling over jury technicalities, originating with tba prosecution. It is supposed that Slansburry'e view?, involving roslraiutu upon District Commanders, will bo dis? cussed in Cnbinot to-day. Iii? view? regarding registration will bc enforced by high mithoritv. WABim?oroN, June ll.-Tho iutern.il revenue re? ceipts to-day wcro $416.000. ; All tho members of tho Cabinet attonded a pro? longed hendon to-d.iy. The President was in his usual health. Inti inn nt mn has roached thc Lund oilien fruin n gentlenuyi who is making a Western tour, who says (hat tho country tooms with crops ami fruits. Ninety-nine Bonds wcro stolon from tba Treasu? ry recently. J hoy wcro in au unfinished condi? tion. No loss I?'apprehended oilhor to tho Gov? ernment or tho public from thc tLoft. Tho discussion of tho Jury question wa? con? tinued to tho adjournment of Ibu Court with no decision. Tho following is an extract from tho New York Tribuno of this morning : "LctShoridan or Sickles for instsnco, bo removed, mid a summer eosaiou ol Congress will bo inevitable With a'summer ses? sion, tho President,'? luncliona will mint assured ly bo so limited tbat it will nut bo in bis power ever after to remove any General commanding." Hie Inn II ml Nows. llionuorai, Julio H.--Senator Wilson, of Massa? chusetts, ? Charles W. Storr?, H. II. Coleridge, George N. Bond, E. AV. Biid, J?. W. Slack mid B. M. Morso. of Ibo ?ame State; Cnergo ll. Baker, Ol' Philadelphia; Jno. Jay, J. G. Holbrook, G. F. Noyoh, of New York, and Hon. Chas. Gibbons, Speaker ol tho Pennsylvania House of Delegates, arrived herc this evening. They will m oct never.il prominent Virginians at tho Governor's House to-night to have & ci .r. Teron co as to hew tho two wings of tho Republican party-thal roproscnlod by tho late lticlimond Convention, and that which proposa to hold a Convention itt CharlottSvUlo-hi'ay bo recon? ciled. . : ' . At the Republican Conforcnco this ovoniug nb'tho Oovornor'a Mansion, a fi en Conforcnco with forty or fifty gent lom en was hold upon tho prospecta of tba tit.de el ce tn m, tho strength of tho llopubtic.in . party, A-c. John M. Botts, Mr. Htuiniuutt, Judge Underwood, m.d other? took partin tho discussion. About a dozen colored persons woroprcsont. The Conforcnco in. Bl ill in session, nit h little prospect of adjourning on a common plntforui. Tho representatives of tho lttobm/ud Convention 'contend that tho action of that body ought lo bc tinah lticmioxD, Juno ll.-Schofield issued a circular to all tho Presidents of Boards of Registration, urging thom to finish their work by tho end of iforoco W. Ho voy, school teacher of freedmen, ? convicted of whipping a child, not belonging lo tho Bcbool,i waa ne nt on ced to SUKI (ino und one month's imprisonment. -Gen. Schofield remitted tho fine; and thc Governor remitted tho imprison? ment. ' ... . . ,^. . Kew York Mervs. ^ ! NEW Yans, Juno il. in tho Supremo Court to? day, in'tho caso of tho Mayer and Alderman .vs. .' tho Poli ob ( 'omralf-Hiijii'ii, ibu decision wan .ren? dered against Ibo latter. Tho caso was brought by the city against thu right .of. tito Police Com? missioners contesting tho right? conferred upon thom by tho Legislature in license matter?. . , Liability ox* Insurance Coxnpatxles.* .,.':HEW -Yon*, JuLo'-U.-Tri tho caso es', trie?Inter national Life Insurance Company, London, where 'premiums wore paid in Confederate money, tile' dofonco bolds that tho agency was revoked by tho net of war in 1861, aud denies the hain lit ms on pr? - minina paid since. Lalo Mexican Ne-wi. NEW ORLEANS, Juno IL-Tho following advicas have boen received, ma Havana, from Tampico, May 30. Goners] Gomez still bolds nut, haying pronounced against Juurez lu favor of Ortega. On The morning of tho 14th a portion of tho garrison revolted for Juarez, when a fight ensued in the streets, lasting - Uvo hour?. Tho revolted party wen' put to night; annie taking refuge on board the*. United Statua steamer Vruitic, nnd on some mer chan I vessels, while many nun shot seeking places of safely.. Tho forces of Juarez aro draw? ing their Uiie? around Ibis place, probably to give buttle soon. Tho United States ll ig ship Desoto. Commodore Bogga, with Admiral Palmor aboard, left for Pen? sacola to transfer tho Admiral end Hag to the United r-tatcs steamship .Susquehanna, mid tbenco to Philadelphia. From Central and Month America. Nsw YOUR, Juno IL-Tho Arizona has arrived from Aspiuwall, bringing $659,000 treasure. H Mr. Provost, Consul at Guayaquil, ia dead. : The Panama Herald says tbut a destructivo bloekado has commenced in tho inlorior of tho Co? lumbia SI aloe. Tho IstbmuB as yet is tranquil, bulMouquora threaten? to send troops there. A number of members or Congress have been arrest? ed by order of Mosquera and tho majority of them declared traitors. Tho I'resident ol Panama bas ordern.i a commercial war tax, at which the foreign Consuls have protested. Tho President of Magda? lena bas declared himself President of tho Union on tho ground of Mosquera having turned traitor. Tho port of Santa Martha is blockaded. The Central American new?' is unimportant. Cholera bas disappeared from Nie ragua. Pent advices ?tale that thc veteran General Cos? tello has taken tho field a? teador of tho revolu? tionists. murine Newa FOBTBESS MONBOE, June ll.-Stoamors just arrived report a heavy northwest galo off tho coast. NEW Yona, Juno ll -Ton vessels, carrying over 1000 passengers, all iu good sanitary condition, arrived yeatcrday. Tho cholera is reported to have disappeared from nearly all parta of tho world, Oomestlo Markets. NOON DISPATCH. NEW YOUR, June ll_Blocks heavy. Mo nov 6a7. Gold 1871. btorling time 10 j ; Sight io). 6-20'u, coupons, 110. Fluur steady. Wheat dull and un changed. Corn dull ; la2c. lowor. Pork $22 87. Lard aud Whiakov quiot. Cotton dull; Middling Uplands 20<}a27. Freights duli. EVEN INO i us erroll. Stocks activo. Cold 37j. Rogistcrod '62 Bonds 106falOC). Coupons 110. Flour casior. Suato toa 11.60; Southern $10.50al5.50. Wheat dull. Corn dull and declined 2a3c. New Western $lol.07j Old il.Hal. 1-'. Pork firmer at $2L85a22.15. Lard heavy. Cotton easier at 26}. Carolina rico ll$al3. Sugar steady. Coffee finn and Molasses steady. Naval stores "quiot. Freight? firm. BALTIMOUE, Juno IL-Good Virginia and Mary? land rod Wheat ?old ut $2,?0a2.(iS ; choi-o (2.70,1 2.75. Corn Btcady ; good to primo whito fl.ola 1.00 ; yellow fl.08al.lU ; mixed wo torn 05. Sugur firm. Provisions linn and unchanged. Whiskey vory dull; 33a35 in bond. CI.NCIN.NA.II, June IL-Flour and wheat un? changed. Corn didi and unsettled. Cotton dull; no demand at 21a21}. Whiskoy firm al .10, in bond. Pork dull at $22. Bacon unchanged. Lard in de? mand nt 12. Nsw OBLKANB, Juno H.-Salos 050 bales; dull and unchanged ; Low Middlings, 21c.; receipts iii lim o days, 1350 halos, against 2112; exporta samo timo, 9137. Sugar, Louisiana low to fair, 12nl24. Muscovado Molasso? quoted at 47Jo60o. Fluur dull and irregular: Buporlinc, $10 50al0 75 ; cboico family, $17 OOal? 00. Corn dull and drooping; wi? low and mixed, $1 lOal 174: white, $120. Oata quiet at 85a96o. Pork dull mid held At $21 00: no solos. Bacon in fair jobbing dom.uni; Shoulders, .JJalOc; ribbed sidos, 12jc; clear sides, 13J. Gold 361. Sterling 47&5L New York sight Exchange Ju1 premium. MOBILE, June ll.-Market quiot; salos 400 batos. Middlings 23P Receipts 1)20. H A VANS An, Juno ll,-Cotton dull and nominal: I/>r Middling, 23Jc., at<d closed with a downward tendenoy; receipts, 370 halos. Avons TA , June ll.-Cotton markot quiot. Bale? 72 bales-Middlings 25. Receipt? 80 bales. Tra argumentum ad homincin finds a carious illustration in tho following unexpected quarter: "Lord QBANYILLE, Chancellor ol tho University ol London, remarked ou a recent pnblio occasion that he had boon obargod by a Bishop in. tho House of Lords with inoompotoiiee to dismiss tho subject of odaostlon, on tho ground that ho bad no children. 'A recent circumstance,' ho gravely added, 'has put me in a bettor position; but I cannot say that it has 'changed ;a singlo viaw I ever hold on the subject of education.' That was a neat uso to put a bsby to." . j The English Admiralty bavo just issuod an order pyobiblting. officers from wearing whiskers "ol suoh Inordinate else and length as to resemble beards." The Lord? do net stale at what point ol siro and length tho whisker cease lo be a Whisker . and becomoe a board. THIS WHONO.H OF WOMEN. Thin subject lina Intel y attracted considerable At? tention in England, becnuso of (Uo ablo advocates (lint have it st present in limul. Tlio Westminster Iii vteir, freo from nil prejudice in favor of Ibo OB tablinbcd ordor of things, and devoid of all rovcr enco for mero antiquity, liaH thrown its pages opon (o tho earnest pleading for woman suffrage. Mr. JOHN STIIAHT MILL, ono of tho Ablest mon in Eng Innd, und perhaps tho only philosopher in ber I'ar lianicnt, in pursuit of opinion lon); entertained, and H i tl i uni Ibu fear of opposition or ridiculo, present? ed bis ric fra recently in Parliament, iu Ibo tdinpo of AU amendment to Mr. DISHAELTB reform bill, moving (o substituto for "malo persons" simply "persons." i Tho dolinto took placo on Ibo ovening of tim 20th ult., mid, nt Ibo botir whon members aro in Ibo habit of going into tho refreshment room. Dnv IIAELI, it is said, bad privately promised Mr. MILU that bo was not opposed to tho men jure, and though bo might not at present bo ablo to roto for it, bo would BOO that ho should bavo every oppor? tunity to brin;? tho question fairly bofore tho House ; and accordingly DISRAELI, and several fllhor moiubors of tho Oovornmont sat out Ibo dis? cussion, and some of thom ovon participated in it. Mr, GLADSTONE WAS all attention, Mr. Bniom looked ?kept.'-el ; tho Ladios' Gallery waBcrowded. Ono who WAS proscnt mites, "Tho House WAH still os death whoa Mr. M nj.' arose. His n oleum el.-nr roico ut i nek A dco'p chord in tho House at j once. Ho never before mado BO grand a speech, either in inattor or manner. Ho bogan bis ad? dress in a thin House ; but when it WAB announced in thc refreshment room that bu waa speaking, chops and steaks wore hurried down, aud A con? tinuous lile of mombors,bogan tho stream in until < tho neal i wero well lilied. " Mr. MILL'B OAntost- 1 ness And bis stylo will bo seen from tho following pasBogos, which wo toko from tho report of tho de? bato iu (bo London Times of tho 21st. Ho waa speaking of tho relations botweon tho soxca m An era long gono by, iu which mon and women wero J suparated in ovary respect : i ; "Then tho man spool Iii? honra nf leisure among mon; ell his friendships, nil his real intimacies were with men; with men alono did ho converso nn any serious subject; tho wifo waa either a play? thing or an upper servant. All this among Ibo educated classes is changed; mon no longer giro up their aparo limo to outdoor exorcisos anti trus? terons conviviality with malo associates; tho homo ha i ncipiired tho riscendnncv. Tho two Boxes now really pass thoir lives together. Tho women of I (bu family aro tho man's habitual society; tho wifo' ' in hin chief nenocluto, bia most confidential friend, and often his most trusted counsellor." This brought down tbc houso'as well AB tho gal lories. - "Nor does a man,", continaod thc speaker, "wish to bavo for bia ucaroat companion, linked so close? ly with bimsolf, and whoso wishos and preferences have so strong a claim upon him, ono whoso thoughts aro alien from those which oconpy bis own mind-ono who can glyo neither help, nor com? fort, nor support to Ilia noblest feelings nnd pur? poses." "Sir, thc (imo IIOB como whon, if women aro not mi sod to tho level of mon, mon will bo put down to theirs. Tho womon of a man's family oro cither a stimulus and a support to bia higher as? pirations, or a drag upon thom. You may keep them ignorant of polities, but you ran not keon thom from concerning themselves with tho least respectable part of politics-ita personalities. If (hoy do not understand, aud cn.I onter into tho man's reelings of public duty, they do caro about bis < v?vate mien stn, and that is (ho seato into which their waight ia certain to bo thrown. Thor aro an influence always at hand, cooperating with his Hellish promptings, watching and taking ad? vantage ot every minne,,i of moral irresolution, nnd doubting tho strength of avery temptation. Kvcn if they maintain A modest neutrality, their mero absonca'of sympathy hangs a dead weight upon his mond energies, and makes him averse to incur sacriflcos which thoy wUl feel, and to forego worldly successes and nd vantages in which thoy would share, for tho sake of objoota'. whian thoy cannot appreciate." It was notable that throughout tho speech thurn waa an abscuco of that laughter with which some had prophesied tho whole matter was to bo laughed duwil. There were laughs, indeed; but thoy were elicited by tho hits with winch tho speaker brought ] to tlio dust HO.rO of tho traditional absurdities that haunt people's intnds on the subject -ns when ho said:.."Under an idle notion that tho beauties of character of. tho two soxca oro mutually incom: nt lile, mon aro' afraid of manly women; but those who bavo reflected on ' tho .n?,,i- ?>.*?..??? of I uncial Inlhaaiuaaa Vm..??'tu?? when there ?rr noe manly womon (boro will not much longer bo manly men. Ho wept on to show that tho two sexes must riso or sink together, and that a truly human aocialy ia impossible so long os tho law classes wo? men with "children, idiota and lunatics." I lu reply to tho argument that women bavo already power enough, ho made a point that told on tho House, by declaring that it waa n part of bia caso that wo? men bad groat power, bnt that it waa now indirect and irresponsible. Ho wanted to make hor fcol bor conucionco interested in ita Inmost axerclso, and that bur power m not a mero means of person? al ascondauey. "I want to mako ber influence work by a nundy interchange of opinions, and not by cajolery. I want to awaken in hor the political point of honor." "I should Uko to seo," ho said, a return laid be foro this lb oise of tho number of womon who aro annually beaton to death, kicked to doatb, or trod? den (o death by thoir malo prelectors. [Hear, hoar.] I should Uko this document to contain, in an opposite column, a return of the Bontoncos passed in tboso eases in which the dastardly crim? inal did not got off altogether; and, in a third col? umn, a comparativo viow of tho amount of proper? ty tho unlawful taking of which bad, in tho aamo sessions or assizes by tho aamo judge, boon thought worthy of tho aamo degree of punish? ment. [Cheers.] Wo should thus obtain an ur 11 hmetic d estimate of tho raino Bot by a malo legislature and malo tribu?ala upon tho murder pf a woman by hnbitual torturo, often prolonged for years, which, if there bo any nimmo in na, would mako us bane our hoads. [Cheers.] Sir, boforo lt ia contended Unit womon do not sutler in thoir interests especially na womon, thoy not being rep? resented, it must bo considered whether tho law, and those procticea which 1 iw can roach, treat wo? men in every respect aa favorably na mon. Well, air, is that tlie caso Y Aa to ?ducation, for example. Wo continually hoar it said that tho cdneation of moth? ora in tho most important part of tho oducation of tho country, because thoy educate tho men. Is thoro aa much importance really attached to it? Aro there many fathers who care aa much, or aro wil? ling to expond as mnch for tho good oducation of their daughters aa of thoir sons7 Where aro tho universities, whero (he publio schools, where tho schools of any high description for them ? [Hoar.J If it is said that girls arc boat educated at borne whore aro tho training-scboola for governesses' What baa become of the endowments which tho bounty of our forefathers .established for the.(in? struction, not of boya alono, but of boys and girls indiscriminately ? I am. informed by one of the highest authorities on tho aubjoot that in tho majority of the dooda of ondowmont tba provision was for education generally, and not specially for boys. Ono groat endowment, Christa Hospital, was dcaignod expressly lor both: that establish mont maintains and educates 1100 boya and ex? actly 2G girls. Then, whon thoy bavo attained j womanhood, how does it faro with that large and increasing portion of tho aox, who, though aprnug from tho educated classes, have not inherited a provision, and not having obtained ono by mar? ringa, or disdaining to marry merely for a pro? vision, dopond on thoir exert io na tor support? Hardly any decent oducatod occupation aaro ono ia opon to thom. Thoy aro either governesses or 0 thing." . . . * i . . .? Considerable surpriso waa manifested whon tho sturdy old Roman Catholic, Sir QEOHOE Bowran, announced his determination to go with Mr, ali ix. Ho maintained that taxation and representation must go togotbor. Ho bad no fear of tho result. "This country ia govornod by a woman, and histo? ry shows that among female sovereigns tbore has bcon a larger proportion of great miora than among (ho malo," Tho subject waa discussed by KAIMLAKE, DEN? MAN, FAWOST, LALNO, BOWTKBand some others. Tho result of tho volo wo bavo already laid br foro our readers ; yena 78, naya IBO ; a number in ila favor altogether unlooked for ; and among thora wo seo such mon aa H VOUES, STANSFIELD, TAYLOB, Lord A ti UK ui.KV, O LIM uer and tho 0'DONOUIIUE, in short all tho loading Radicals except JOHN Uniorrr. Wo would not wish to bb understood aa endors? ing all that Mr. MILL said, not in tho part of his speech which wo bavo quoted, but in what wo aro . compelled to pasa by for want of spaoe. However, his romarka may apply to tho oxistlng condition I of things in England, it would bo easy to question thoir applicability to thia country. Wo may re? turn to tho subject at an early day, and then con? fino our attention to that ?art of tho subject which moro immediately concerns na. Mrs. GASOLINE H. DILL, of Boston, baa Jost 1 published a book, entitled "Tho CoUogo, tho Mar? ke!, and tho Court; or, Worn sn's Relation to Edu i cation, Labor and Law,"-ono of tho moat ablo and ; thoroughly exhortative treatises on this subject; i and at tho samo timo ono of profound interest, en? tertaining aa woU aa instructive. The ball ia mov? ing, and now that tho black man has tho right of suffrage, tho "spirit of tho ago" will not roat till tho aamo boon la bestowed on tho white and tho black woman, And then, when all that shall have been accomplished, what then ? Thon comes Mr. CUHMINOB' "Last Woo," wo eappooo. . "Do yon bch'ovo in tho appearance of spirits, father? asked a rather fast young man of bia in? dulgent airo. "No, Tom, but I boliovo ID thoir dis? appearance, sinco I mtssod my bottle of Bourbon I last night," aaid tho old gentleman. ' ' " ..<?'./. il ut I ' Examin?t lou and TMc Mc. , Or.onop.H STATION, S. C., Juno 7,18C7. lilitor Netts :-Most of your readers \ J' agroo with mc, (lint nt tilia timo of political confuaicn, party bato, and tho absence of those aocial omoiii tics, which licrotoforo distinguished tho moro polished walka of lifo, it in peculiarly pleasant to ;;rt away from tho incessant dm of ooutrovorsy about tho " Coustilulional Amondmout," tho " elective franchise," and olhor kindred t?pica, to bank a little while in tho genial aunebino of a truly gala day. Huoh a day wo had at thia placo yester? day, at tho Academy which ia under tho control o' Mr. Mono A* CONNOD, a distinguished graduate of South Carolina Collcgo, in tho days of ila " beauly and ita (.'lory," and who ha? niado a broad mid enduring impress hy bia labore among tho young gculloniou of this section. Aftor tho examination of tho school, whiob dis covotod BOOM bright oxamploe of precocity, and much careful aud judicious training, tho audience woro invited to partako of a substantial collation, which had boon furnished by tho patrons of tho school, and many wera tho joyous countenances wo behold. ' Wo behold, as wo olbowod four way through tho assomblage of gentlemen to where a throng of prolty girls-bluo eyes and goldon hair a whole battalion of houris-bad formed in front of tho temporary el a r;o". Immediately al'tor dinner, the nudionco resumed their aoats, to listen to a literary addreaa by P. J. MAUJ.SE, Esq., of' Wnlte.rboro. It would ho impossible to do justice to thia nddross br tho compaaa ot a nowspapor paragraph, ao I will content myself with saying that it wai a leamod and wull written paper, bailor" suited, perhaps, for an essay, but nevertheless delivered in a finished and'highly oratorical stylo. Il was, to Bay tho least, an eloquent ofTort, and croditablo to tho ac ootnpI?Bliod young gcntloman, who, I loam, waa in former days a pnpil of Mr. CONNOR. ' Ilia loading idea was innovation-chango, and ho labored to show that it ia only by roactious-partial ovil-that wo may hopo to soo tho crowning good of lifo ao conipliabod. Aftor tho address, tho auditors woro entertained, aa a Unalo, by Ibo rendition of nome humorous plays-among -others, "Major Jones' Courtship," in which the young aspirants fir his? trionic applauso imprrsour'.cd tho several charac? ters appointed thom ir, a manner exceedingly croditablo to themselves. Tho assemblage thon dispersed, fooling that they had spout a truly pleasant day, that they had arrived at an oasis in tho dcaort, and it ia to bo hoped Ihnt thin pleasant and idyl-liko mooting may perpet?alo n spirit of kindly fooling, and, in. tho languago of tho orator of tho day, "that all of our p opie may realizo that whilo woalth may perish, learning la an enduring horitogo ; that it becomes a. port of tho man, md ros torT to itu original boauty and majesty tho dofacod and ain accuracd imago of itu God." DELMONT. TriE ELECTIONS IN WASHINGTON.-It ia shown that tho result of tho election in Washington w?s secured through tho meanest and moat shame? faced frauds on record. Thousands "of negrees from Virginia and Mai viand woro colonized hi that city by tho Radicals, wno wore prepared to over? come tho Conservativo majority had it roached BO high oven aa throo thousand. On tho fullnwiiig morning, thc poor duped creatures wero found huddled about on tho corners, of tho nt rents, wait? ing for tho faithless Radical Committeo to supply thom with food and tho-means ot notting out ot tho City. They neely gavo vent lo thc.r indigna? tion, that after having performed their part of tho contract, they wcro thus loft to shift for them? selves. . . ? 1. '?V T j : ' A plan for voting1 bad been agreed upon botweon tho two political partios, by ?di i ch tho blacks woro' to um ve up to the polls in ono lino, and tho whit os in anothnr, and four voles on each aide were to bu alternately thrown; it waa also agreed that no talk? ing or cunvassin : should bo indulged in along tho lino. Tho Police Superintendent broko up thia very fair arrangement, and, while permitting tho negroes to Volo Unit, suffered party drummers to pass up and down their lino, oxamino their ballots take from their hands Conservativo ticket?, and forco upon them Radical tickets instead. Tho en? tire proceedings woro of tho most shamclnss char? acter. An investigation ta to bo had, at which tho cheated negroes promiso to give free testimony agaiust'tho Radical managers. Tola ia tho way tho oloction in tho national capital was carri od, as reported, Uepuhhc.au. Tho wretched, creatures sittinir -*?.? WS* *" SS.., ";_l_, _ItK'K iv., vuuu un? masters tO Como and toko caro of thom, form aa oxpross i vo a tab? leau by which lo roprcsont tho fraud, Uie treache? ry, the meanness, and tho inhumanity of tlioso who employed thom for thia work, as any that could bo modo up. Now lot tb oso Northern papers whi.-h have bcon so mi itt to proclaim their " Ile - publican"' victory in Washington, deal honestly enough by tho poor negro, ovon if they aro indif? ferent to white citizens, to denounce tho criminal and heartless proceedings j by whiob their victory was secured. This ia tho first triumph of Radical? ism at tho capital of tho nation. What a picture of disgr?ce ft is for tho country and the civilized world to conteinplato 1-Boston Post. KETOTTOU.-Ono of tho corpa of financial ir-regu lars, and perhaps tho leader, if coolness, intrepid? ity and amount of plunder constitute tho claim, is Mr. Edward U. Kotchum. of Now York, or "Young Nod," BB bis friends familiarly jailed him. Ho waa one of your model young mon.; wont homo carly, nover had a latch-key, novor wont into Debiionio/a about 12 o'clock ; put on a clean shirt ovary day and attended church regularly nntil overtaken by "disiuter" in tho shape of moro forged checks than ho waa able to take tip, and tho discovery cf I oortain abstractions and queer accounts in Ibo firm's books. His was a speculative as well aa religious mind. Concerning tho obligations of honesty, probity and such trivial malton) bo was not an enthusiast, aud when ho borrowed a customer's bonds to" raise money upon, or used np his father's and bia father's partner's good nanni to further his gam? bling projeats, or cover previous louses, ho was still tho good, obediont child, respectful, tender and solicitous towards his parent, and to tue world decorous and polite, nc hos lir aomo months past boon enjoying prison lifo, not in its hard tack, short hair and hard labor aspects, bat as the well nurtured gontloman, to whom a pomade pot and a brocado dressing gown aro not luxuri?s but I necessaries. His friends have como to tho conclusion lhat ho has been withdrawn* from society long enough; his complexion is getting too pallid; tho cnn,ii of thc Jail and tho course taste of tho turnkoys aro becoming insupportable; heneo tho petitions for his role nae. Every mau of note baa signed in his behalf, clergymen have test tied to hie amiability and tho loveliness of bis disposition aa a parent and A parishioner, and the Governor of Now York has bad regular etogo laid to him to let 1 tho youth go freo. His father, Mr, Morris Kotchum, , who managed to save n comfortable cat?lo from the havoc caused by bia son's losses, is la boring manfully in Iiis behalf. To some heart? less newspaper strictures r eently issued in Alba? ny, Mr. Morris argues against tho delibera liveness of his son's crimea; urges his temporary insanity, his long Mullering, bis character, tho fact that tho pecuniary losora by tho young man aro anxious to BOO him tree, and supports his pion by argument, testimony and illustration. Tho chances for Ed? ward seem to bo favorable Ho had overy roason by position, wealth, education, io., to be honest, and he blossomed into a first-chop rascal. The poor wight who becomes a burglar or forger from ' necessity serves his time in Bing-Sing, and society Messes tho institution. Kotchum worries through a few months and reappears rather a hero than otherwise. An Sam Weller saya, "thia ia A 'rum' old world to ho euro." It ia bolter to bo Kotchum than a poor orirginivl caught. PASSING A WA e.-Thoio aro foots that speak mont Ssinfully ot tho destiny of tho negro race in tho out|i under the blessings of freedom, Wo bato ono in point, related to us by a gontloman whoso word no uno baa over questioned. Mr, Sparks, a wealthy citizen of Louisiana, owned ouo hundred and eight y .throo slaves, who wero liberated by ibo government, and became scattered through tho State. A short time since, he felt ah i 11 toros t to know what had bocomo of thom, and supply tho wants of Buoh os might bo in a suffering condition, no followed thom up bv inquiry until all woro I hoard from, and out of tho ono hundred and eighty-three?, but forty wore found still living. Wo commend tho fact to tho negro's ''peculiar friends'' at the North.- Afaoon Ttiegraph. M ? North Carolin? Items, DAMAGE TO TUX Caora.-The heavy rains of last wook caused much damage lo tho growing crops of colton and corn In tho counties of Anson, Richmond, and Montgomery. Tho wheat Just ma? turing was also materially injured, Tho Wadoa boro Argus Baya that tho cotton on many planta? tions botwoon that place and Charlotte was so badly injured last wook by tho cold weather that ?nany fanners had it plowed up and corn planted ins toad.- Wilmington Dispatch. Mux DEBTROTEO.-A now mill located on Janos' Crook, bolow Little's mill, Just completed, and bo. longing to Alfred uauonm and Neil MoCormao, was elmont entirely destroyed on Sunday forenoon by tho dam giving way and washing ont tho ground on which tho mill was localed. Tho ground, to those who know it well, waa ohv&ye considered unsafe for a mill ai te. Tho mill waa a vary com? pleto affair, running throo pairs of burra-two grist and one flour, and was valued at between 11000 and ?5000.- Wadesboro' Argvt. Coora.-Wo fto informed la'r> last wook that owing to tito very cool weither of two or throe weeks ago, tho cotton on many of tho plantations bolwocn thia and Oharlolto. waa so badly injured th it tho farmers had it plowed up and planted corn In ita alead.-. Wadesboro' Argus. IIOHBIDLB Mutts KB NBAS KiKSTOH.-Report rosaline us of the murder, yesterday, of Mr. John Miller and wife, at their farm olevon miles from Kinston. Mr. Millor waa hong on a trco a short distance from the house, and Bira. Millor waa shot through the head insido their dwelling. The mur? der ia said to havo boon com mit tod by a party of \ negroes. ' , , Wo refrain from giving any of the oonfliotlng ru? mors which aro current aa to tho ca uso of tho mn r dor- Meirtcrn llepuotican. ONE PRICE OUR SPRING STOCK IS NOW ready, and comprises n bolter nssort ment ol CLOTHING mm GM, Adapted to this market, than wo have ever offered. Wo have given particular attention in getting up this Stock to lightness of fabric, strelly th of material and durability of color. Much the larger portion of our Stock is made' in our own workshop,, and wo warrant it iii overy respect pqunl to on st mn work. Wo have Goods not of onr own man? ufacture, such us aro usually sold ready-made,'the difforeuco wo shall bo glad to show our easterners. In fixing our prices, from which we make no deviation, we have taken into consideration tho depressed state of tho.market, and tho univer? sal desire to buy goods cheap. We give below some of our lead? ing prices: ,.. '. .'...'.? .'J . * f. { C11ECK 0A8HIMF.RE SUITS:.. .?8 00 j Alli WOOL TWEED HUITH....'. 9 60 ALL WOOL TWgBp tarrea . - BLAOK AND .Wrrfl'J? MIK C\\r?8?MERE BUTTS, our own rnako.15 00 THREE 8TVLES OF MLDDlJvSEX CASSI? NI K ki: BOIT'S, DARK, MEDIUM, AND ,..! i. ' . , V si 1.1 I il' LK ?UT' UIXTOREH...,... :. .18 00 BLACK AND, WHITE MIX CABSIMERE . Borra....aaoo BILK MTS TniCOT, DIFFERENT .MIX BF . FINE BLACK OERMAN TRICOT SUITS:...27 00 DARK BROWN ORA1N DB POTJDER Burrs..39 oo BLACK DREB8 HUITH, ranging in price. from..?19 to 03 00 UNEN SUrra, from.? to 20 00 In addition to tho above, wo havo many good Styles of LIGHT AND DARK FANCY CASSIM ERES, IN FULL SUITS' And in Pants and Tests. ALSO, ALPACA SACKS DRAP DEETE surra M?RBEILLE8 VESTS, Whito and Fanoyl BLUE FLANNEL BUirS, of very fino quality HEAVY WHITE DUCK SUtTS, Ac, &a. FURNISHING GOODS. In addition to our usual assort? ment of GENTLEMEN'S FURNISH? ING GOODS, wo wish to call parti? cular attention to our SHIRT DEPARTMENT. We havo made arrangements to haye onr SHIRTS mado hy onr Own Pattern, and we think they will compare favorably in style and flt with any Shirt on the market. THEY COMPRISE FOUR QUAL? ITIES, $2 50, $8 OO, $3 60, end U 00. We invite tho attention of COUN? TRY MERCHANTS and PLANT? ERS TO OUR STOCK, which we are selling In quantities at very low prices. MACULLAR, WILLIAMS d PARKER, No. 270 KING STREET, >. . '';,< .'. ?.* ?cA??vi5 j ? ! CORNER OF II ASEL, ; CIIARLESTON, S. O. MaylS imo SPECIAL NOTICES._ JW UAHKlJ?Y, ADMINISTRATOR, VB. RARK LEY.-Notice In lu rt hy glvou lu thc creditor* or J. D. BARKLEY, deceased, lo prcsoul aud establish their claims against lils Estate, before lue, un or before Ibu lat day of July no?t. J. W. OKAY, Juuo 12 wa Mooter ID Equity. tm- NOTICE. - ALL FESSONS HOLDINQ Certlflcatca or tho KPHATII J ll* I! TAI, OROUND, Calhoun alreet, anil otbera having lawful claim* thon lo, ara re? quested to report thc Muir as Booti as convenient to tho Secretory of tho Eprath Hocloty. Dy order of Ibo President, If. MOULF.T. J. M. DUNCAN, Juno ti wi* Secretory. nr TO THE PUBMO.--THE JEWISH CON? GREGATION (flfrith Shalom) waa orgonlr.ed lu thia elly about len yearn ago, and for tomporai-y purposes con Klrncted a small bull.linn near tho cornor of 8L Phillp and Calhoun al reola. In thin humble Tiona.' ?f (Ind (boy hovo ever ninon worshipped. Il wa? their design from the c mmenceracnt lo srrnniulatc funds towan! erecting a larger edlflco, moro commodious, aud moro lu ronao nanco willi th- wants of tho present ago. Hut their savings wuro nil swept ?way by the war, snd nearly torco thousand dollars, sot apart for this purpose, wera linn lott. Tho now house of worship in much needed, there being constant applications from now mcmb rn,'lint no room to aceomrnodato them. Ttl o servi es of this congrega? tion aro conducted la tho Gorman (almost Identic il with Ibo Poliah! ilinhag. And Uild In tho only synigoguo In 1 Charleston in which Israolltcn from Continental Enr,-.po I can worship Iho God of their fathers In precisely tho I namo forma, language and ceremonies aa their fore- [ rathors did. Ihoy are, however, too poor to carry out such an en? terprise unaided. They havo tho ground for tho now synagogue, bnt not tho moana to construct tho building. Tbsy therefore solicit assistance from their brethren and friends everywhere ; both from th oso or tho Hinno or lera ol, and from all othore, of whatever faith or nation ; believing that tho Groat Author of sil good will prorapt many to atcp forward, and bolp thom tu this their limo of neeil. They aro extremely solicitous lo finish their now bii'ldtng boforo next Kosh llathanak (Rcplember 30), aa th ero ts ovcry reason to expect a hugo accession or worshippers, far bofond tho capacity of I ha present small building. Tho now synagogue will bo a iorgo and handsome, though not expensive, structura. Subscriptions or dona? tions will bo gratefully rocotved br any of tho undersign? ed officers of tho congregation. ' H. A. WEINDEItG. President. G. COHEN, vice-President. P. JACOBY, Secretary. I* RIOQ, Treasurer. Juno ll . o a?" PROPOSALS FOR WO0D.-OFFICE DEPOT QUARTERMASTER, CHARLESTON, 8. G. JUNE i0th. 18fl7,-Soolod proposals will bo received st this Ollleo until 12 o'clock noon, on Thursday tho 20th day of June, 1807, al which limo they will bo opened, for ' furnishing tho Quartermaster's Dopol In lids city with OAK AND PINK WOOD, from July 1st, 1867, lo Do comber 31st, 1867. " Deli verles to bo mad ! on tho Govern, mont Wliarf io thia elly, at such timon and In such quan? tities sa may bo required by the Dopo'. Qua rt? rm OH tor. Tho wood delivered must bo tborroighly seasoaad and of Merchantable quality, bidders will atato tho prloo per cord or tho kind of wood thoy proposo to furnish. Two good sureties In tho sum of ono thousand dollars each, to bo namod for tho faithful performance of (ho Contract. Olds deemed unrcaaonablo will bo rejected. Proposals must bc addressed to Ibo undersigned snd marked .' Pro p?salo for furnishing Wood." J. D. 8TUBB3. Brovt. Lieut CoL A A. Q. M. . Juno 10 10 AW?OTICE.-TI?E STEAMSHIP "MANHAT? TAN, WooDuoti, Master, ls discharging her cargo at her dock, Ailger's South Wharf. Cons?gneos will, therefore| attend to tho receiving of their goods st that point Jun? Il 8TREET DROTHERS Jt CO., Agents. ATS-WE AHE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE J E. M. WnrriNO, Esq.. as a candidato for Sheriff ol Charleston (Judicial) District, at tho next election. September 10 .T ARTIFICIAL EYES.-ARTIFICIAL HU? MAN RYES mode to order and Inserted by JW j" PASC??^br,??0/VM.W??^w?y. New York. ' April U lyr ?sTDUTCHER-R LIGHTNING FLY-JULLBK will certainly exterm?nalo these, pest?, ll Ita ute ls per? severed lo. Ile wore ol bogus Fly.Poper, which Boroo <l eal? rs keep boco noe they can Ret it for nearly nothing. Don't be swindled. Ask for BUTCHER'S, which U sold by ol Uve druggists. , , Imo May 28 SW THE GRAVEST MALADIES OF YOUTH AND . KARLY MANHOOD_HOWARD ASSOCIATION ESSAYS, on tho Physiology of tho Passions, snd the Errors, Abuses and Diseases peculiar to the first ago ot man, with Ito po rta on new methods of treatment em? ployed In tills Institution. Bent In sealed letter on vol opes, freo of charge. Address Dr. J. HKU.I.IN HOUGHTON, Howard Association, Philadelphia, Ps. May 20 Smo ~~?- BATCH EL O R'S HAIR DYE.-THIS SPLENDID HAT!? DYE ii tho best in the world. The only true and ?.i,'tet Dy?-harmless, reliable, instan? taneous. No disappointment. No ; ridiculous tints. Natural Black or Brown. Remedies the Ul affects ot Bad Dyu. Invigorates the hair, loaring ll soft and beautiful. Tho gonutoo ls signed Willtan A. ItalrhtloT. All others are mero imitation!, and ahonld be avoided. Bold hy all Druggists and Perfumers. Factory, No. 81 Barclay ahroet, Now York. KS- BEWARE Ol? A COUNTERFEIT. December 10 lyr _I_I-1 ?TERRORS . OF YOUTH.-A GENTLEMAN who suffered for years from Nervous Debility, Pro- I mature Decay, and all the offocts of youthful indiscre? tion, will, for the sake of suffering humanity, send free, to M who need lt, tho receipt and directions for making tho slauptl remedy by whlob ho was cured. Bufferers wilna gio profit by tho advertiser's experience, can do ! so by addressing, la perfect confidence, ' JOHN & OGDEN, April 2 2 3mos* No 42 Cedar street. Now York. KT NOTICE T ) MARINERS.-0 AFT AI NS AND PILOTS wlohln-r to anchor their vessels bi Ashley River, are requested no 1 to do so anywhere within direct rango of ina heads ol the SAVANNAH BADLROAD WHARVES, on the Charleston and St AD drew's aide ot the Ashley River; by whlob precaution, contact with the | Submarine Telegraph Cable w?l bo avoided. t?. O. TURNER, H. M. Harbor Master's Office, Charleston, Pebru?ry fl, I860. j February 7_ ?- A YOUNO LADY RETURNING TO HER country homo, after a sojourn of a few montos In the ; city, waa hardly recognized by her fri on do. In place ol a coane, rustic, flushed faoo, oho had a aolt ruby eom plexion of almost mar bio smoothness, and Instead ol tw. nty-throo she really appeared bnt eighteen. Upon in? quiry os to tho cause of so great a change, aho plainly told them that abo used the CIRCASSIAN BALM, and considered lt an Invaluable acquisition to any lady's toilet By its ?so any Lady or Gentlemen can improve their per I oana! appearance an hundred fold. It ls simple lo Its combination, as Natur? herself ls aim plo yet uniurpass I ed in Its e01 cory in drawing Impurities from, alao beal? ing, cleansing and beautifying the skin and complexion. By Its direct action on tho cuti?lo lt draws from it all it? impurities, kindly healing tho some, and leaving tho sur? face as Nature i ute nd od it should bo-cl oar, soft, smooth and beautiful. Price tl, sont by Mall or Express, on re? ceipt of an arder, by W. L. CLARK k CO., Chemists, No. 3 West Fayette Street, Syracuse, N. Y. The only American Agents for tho sale of the atme. March SO _'_ ly TUE AIKEN PRES& IT IS PROPOSED TO PUBLISH IN THE TOWN Of Aiken, U. C., a Waoklv paper under tho abo to title, to bo devoted to General Intelligence-Political, Com? mercial, Boc lol. Literary, and Religious-with a Depart mont of Agriculture, including the Field, the Orchard, Ute Vineyard, and the Garden. A News Summary, tc contain a digs vt of the important events of the week. will occupy a p >. Uon of tba paper, and particular atten? tion wUl be given to the un oe ttl od question of Labor, ai beat adopted to our nsw ooudltlon, and tbsdsvelopmen: of the resources of tho country tn Manufactures, Agri I culture, Frult-ralalng, and Ylno-growlng. Termo-13 s year, in od von oe li. W. HAVEN EL, Editor. W. D. HmLoXD, Publisher._Jannoay tl_ "THE ?RAN??BUR? NEWTS. PUBLISHED EVERY BATUTtDAY MOONING. AT Orangaburg, 8. O. Terms ll per annum, tn ad? vance. During the spring and nell seasons extra copies ol the OsuNar.nono Nswa will bo circulated for the bennilt ol our ad Y onto In g patrons. Contract Advertisements Inserted on the most liberal terms. Address SAMUEL DIBBLE, BdJtnr Orang ?.burg Nswa, February M , , j_Orangebnrg. R THE TRI-WEEKXY NEWS, PUBLISHED TN WINNHBORO' H. C., AFFORDS A Vrofltable medium for the advarUoing pabilo ot I tjharlestou. . Wo rcrpootfully solicit their patronise for our mutual bftnCflU ! GAILLARD, OESPOBTES * WILLIAMS, Noverrbci 18_? _,\_ THE CAROLINA TIMES, PUBLISHED Alf OKA NOE nu II a ?J. H. T?HB PAPER CIRCULATES THROUGHOUT TBS taiMln portion of th? BUto, and offers UM beal facilities furauvertluu, February tfl OFFICIAL.. Ilcadq'n. Military Post of Charleston, I CltARLFjNTOM, ti. 0.. Ma) IStll, 1 ;) (lEMxnAL OBUEIIS, .\u. 18. I. Tlio following sro announced SH R<i;l?tmlli>ii Pro. duels of thu Hilliary Post of Charleston, comprising Iii? grographlcal Districts of CliarlcHtou, Berkeley, ?nd fol? let?n, viz.: (Tl MU.KM UN DIN I HK I PARISHES OF RT. PHILIP ANO HT. MICHAEL CITY OF CHARLESTON. Pi RUT Pnr.0lHcr.-W?rd No. 1-City Hall. Ward No. 2-Court HOILSO. SECOND PHICIKCT.-Ward No. 3-lat Poll, Market; 2d Poll, Palmetto Engine. House, Anson al reel. Tmno PUECINCT.-Ward No. 4-1st Poll, Englue House, Arcbdsln stree1 ; Vd Poll, Englnn House comer (leorgo and Collego alroets. I Foontn Pnr.omcT.-Word No G-Eaglo Kiigluo House, Meeting street. Ward No. 0-Washington Engtno House, Vauderliorst street. Ward No. 7-Engine nouao in Columbus street. Wanl Nu. 8- WILIT'S Wagon Yard, King nm i. IIEHKELBY HIS rilli T. PAIIISHKS OF (JURIST CHURCH, AND HT. THOMAS | AND BT. DEN NIB. Ftrurr PnrorNCT.-Mt. Pleasant Poll, Fifteen Milo { llouso Poll, and Ht. Thomas" Muster Hourn) Poll. PA Ullin OF ST. ANDITKW'S. BIOOND rr.tciNOT. - club House Poll, on tho Malu, and Behool HOURI) Poll, Janies' Ialsnd. PARIHH OP HT. JOHN'H. COLLKTON. Tmno PRECINCT.-Club Uouso Poll, Kdisto Inland; Rockville Wodmalaw lalsud, and LegercvlUc, John's | Island. PARIHU OP ST. JOHN'S. BERKELEY". Vomu rumin. e.llmi" Pnnd Poll: Fnltz'a Old Field Foll, and ll Lick Oak Foll. FIFTH PBEOINOT.-Blgglu Church Poll and Strawberry PoU. FAMISH OP ST. JAMES', OOOSE CREEK. Hum PRECINCT_Ooo so Crock Poll, Tar Kiln Poll and Wasaaraaaaw PoU. SKVKNTH PBXCTNOT-Cross Roads Poll and Hickory Bend Poll. PARIHH OF ST. STEPHENS'. Eiorrrn PBEXHHOT.-Pinorlllo Poll and BL Stephan's j Dopot Poll. PARISH OF 8T. JAMES", S ANTHE. NINTH PnjcomcT.-Muster Houao Poll and Dutart'a Crook Poll. COLLKTON DISTRICT. BT. BAItTnOLOMEW'8 PAHIBU. FIRST PntomOT.-Smoko's Croea Roads PoU and , Dell's Croas Hoads Poll. SECOND PBECWOT.-Yarn's Box PoU; Tork Hoi Poll; Horso Pen Box Poll. TH nm PBXOIKCT.-Wslterbore" Poll; Bine Houao Poll, and Hourn! O. Poll. FOUBTH PRECINCT.-Asbopoo PoU; Haplo Oana Poll, and Jacluonboro Poll. HT. OEOROE'B PAUI8II. Firm PRECINCT.-CalUo Crook PoU: Indian Finid Muster Houao PoU; Mlddlo PoU and Summerville ? Poll. ST. PAUL'S PARISH. SUTH PBEOTKCT.-Parish Houao Poll; Bcoch Houao | Poll and Ranlowle'a Poll. II. Any ellimo desiring to sert o aa a member of ono of tho Boards of Registration for tho Military Pott or Charleston, may forward his application to these I h ad? unarte rs, addressed to Lieutenant J. F. Mi---...... Oth infantry. Post Adjutant. Certificates munt accompany tho application, showing tho applicant to bo n fit and proper person to rooclTO tho appointment. TIL Tho attention of applicants bi called to tho follow- 1 lng paragraphs of Oeoaral Orders No. lu, I rom the Head? quarters, Second M di tory District : IV. All persons appointed to mako tho said Registra? tion of rotors and to conduct said elccUon will bo re? quired, before entering upon their duties, to take and. subscribo the oath prescribed by tho Act approved July 3d, 1883, entitled "An Act to prescribe an oath of offlco." And if any person shall falsely take and subscribe snch j oath or afflrrnallon, snch .person ao offending and being duly convicted thereof, shall bs subject to tho pains, peualtioa and dlublUUea whian, by law, are provided for I the tiuniahment of tim c-im? af wilful and corrupt.per-'I Jury. Tho form of tho oath la herewith published, as ' follows : "I, A ll., do eblomnly swear (or affirm) that I havo j since I barb been a etiSaio'thereof; that I havo volunta? rily Riven no aid, countenance, counsel or encourago mont to persons ongoged In armed hostlUty thereto; that | I havo neither sought, nor accepted, nor attempted to exorcise the funeUoua of any office whatever under any authority, or protended authority, in hostility to Ibo United Stales; that I have notyiclded a voluntary sup? port to any pro ten Jed government, authority, power or constitution within the United States, hostile or inimical thereto. And L do runner awear (or affixin| that, to tho boat of my knowlodgo and ability, I will support and de? fend tho CousttluUou of. tho United Staten against all enemies, foreign or domestic; that I will bear true faith and allegiance to the'samo; that I Uko Ulla obUgaUon freely, without any mental reservation or purpose ol ovaalon; and that I wiU well and faithfully dischargo Uio duties of Um office on which I am about to onlcr. So help me God. V. Members of tho Boards of Registration will bo al- j towed aa compensation, four dollars a day for each day actually and necessarily employed In tha performance, of their duties, and ten cents a mlle tor each milo travelled on duty. Officers of the army detailed for auoh duty. wiU be paid Ute per diam and tnUoage allowed for attend? ance on Court Martial?. YU. It la essential that every Board ol TtogistraUon I should bo composed of persons of recognized considera? tion and worth, fairly representing the population, and in whoas impartiality and capacity tho body of rotera lo tho vinolnaga may have Just reliance, By order of Dre vt. Brig, QenT H. B. CUTE. ...... J. P. MUNSON. ?I ". lat Lieut, Ola Intantry. Post Adjutant. May 17 8 OFFICIAL. Headers. Second Mllltsxx-y District,! CiUBLXSTOH, H. C., May 30th, 1807. J [QnfXsiL O SD if RS No. 35.) It appeara from sundry petitions and official rep ro? sen talions that tba present scanty supply of I cod in the I Carolinas is seriously dlminlshel by the, targa quantity of grain consumed In numerous distilleries, put up snd worked In defiance of tho reveouo laws of the United lita tea ; lt la rt pres nted that few or nona of tba require- ; manta of law are observed In any of these ettabUahmenls; that tba officers of tho Internal revenue service, wtulo endeavoring to assess and eoUeet tho whiskey tax, are frequently treated with dtsscepoot, and sometimes menaced with violence ; and that whan offenders aro prosecuted In tho cfcpU courts, and Tlolatloua of the In? ternal revenue laws lodurpulsbly proved, J url ?a fail to convict tha peril es ; lt la further shown that thia un? lawful trafilo marea food dearer In placea where largo numbers ara depending upon pubUe and private bounty; that tho Oovernment ls, i asides, defrauded of a largs amount of revenue ; that the authority of ita dvd officers la brought Into contempt ; and furthermore, that the mischief complained of tanda to Increase poverty, dis? order and crime ; therefore, in the exercise of the au? thority Teated In Iba Oommandlng Honorai, ll ls ordered thal I. The distillation or manufacture Of whiskey or other spirits from grain, ls prohibited in this Military District. Any person so engaged or employed will be deemed guil? ty of a misdemeanor. The poesessiou of a still, or other ? apparatus for thia purpose, will be considered preaump ! Ure evidence of a violation of tbs Reveouo Laws, and the party or partios using the same, or on whoas premia, a, or tn whoso possosxton tho samo may be found, will bo arrested and brought to trial before a military tribunal oompooed of tho Oommandlng O ncer of tho Post and two officers of the army, nsxt In rank on duty within tbs Urr.totial limits ot tha Post Ii the exigencies of the serries do not permit the detail of other officers, that hot will bo duly certified and the Post Commander will bear and determine the casa. LL Tba penalties, punlabments and forfeitures pro scribed by the several acta of Congress for distilling or j manufacturing whiskey or other spirits io violation of j tho revenue laws will be Imposed and executed by tbs military tribunals hereby authorised. m. No sentence extending tn imprisonment, forfeiture j of atula, Liquor or other property, or the 1m position of a fins or other panai ty wtU bo carried into e Cf cc t an Ul re? portad to these Headquarters and approved hy tba Oom I mandina; General IV. All troops ol the United States, Magistrates, BberUTs, Constitues, PoUco and others In authority, ara required, and all ol tirana are solid tod, lo bo vigilant In detooUog and prompt in giving information of tho violation of ] these orders. Commanding officers will be held ra. sponxlblo for th sir enforcement. By cornmand of Majo r-0 en o rai D. E. Bin xs. I. w. CLODS, Captain 88 tb Infantry, A. D. O. A A. A. A. O. . Official : ALZXAXOEX Mooma, Captain 88th Infantry, Aid-de-Oaaap. _art_May33 THE MARION STAR, ErrABLIHHKD NKABLY TWENTY YEAHS AOO, IS published at Marion, & C., in th* central portion of tba country, and offers n favorable medium to Mer? chants, Drugs lats, M acidula ts, and aU eli as ns who desu\i to extend their business In tba Pse Dee country. For tbs banst? of oar advertising patrons, ws a), all, la addition lo our snheexipttoo list, which la instant ly rn creaaiiifl. pnbliah and distribute gre'ul toual j soon extra copies or the STAB, daring th* bastases season this FaJX. Ratas of AdvarttsicgHbsrsJ. W. J. MoZXRALI* . November 30 Hitor and Proprietor, SHIPPING. ,^rv K4MI MVEIU'OOL..-THU A, 1? l?*V- Auioricsn (non) HIII|> BOMBAY. F. C. Juntan jjJnftS (.'oinmander, need* only 460 bale* Cotton to -*^~si*** completo her cargo. For fr. Hitit r uga -it?.? iitM apply to COURTENAY &' TBENHOLM, May 33 Unlou Wharves. r _?-rv VKSSKLN WA1HTED, TO LOAD rX'rrM N,"r Wnnliliigimi City and Georgetown, D. C., ?JL"*-"'?V*>Nowliury|H>rl. Mana., lYrhuiinutu, N. H.. 11*1 ".^-"i^ thooro. New York, Philadelphia, Provldouco ?nd New Unveil. Apply to ll. F. HAKK.lt A CO., J?"el2 a No. 80 Cumberland street. E.?TV ITO ll MW vouK. -rm; SHIP j5Q?? MISSOURI, ( aplalii Kiiwxmw. will nail during ZJHJQ* "'In week. For heavy frulglit (which will bo -*rc-^'-"'"lakcu nt very lnw ra?ca) apply to W. U. SM ITU A CO., Juno 11 _Napier's Rango. A. .?< VVANTKU IMMEDIATELY, TWO VISHELSTO LOAD LUMUKU. Apply lo JOUN A THEO. O ETTY. .JL"^-" NO. 48 East Ray. Juno 7 FOR BALTIMORE. TUE FAVORITE STEAMSHIP F ALO O 3ST , E. C. REED, COJIUAHDIB, WILL SAIL FOR THE ABOVE PORT.ON THURSDAY AFTERNOON. 13lli Inst., nt ty, o'clock from Pior No. 1 Union Wharves. For Freight or Pusasge, having good Cabin accoinmo daUona, apply lo (toma KN A Y A TRF.NHOLM, ^uno M fj- Union W lia rv oe. FOR iiARDNER'S BLUFF, ANO INTERMEDIATE 1, A Mil rx UH ON TUB PEE UKI: HI VICK. THE LI tl I IT DRAFT STE A M KU UP UL. ANTER, CAPTAIN J. T. FOSTER. YirTLL RECEIVE FREKIHT AT ACCOMMODATION VV WHARF on Monday, tho nth (nat, and loavo on Thurtday Night, 30th. All Freight* moat bo prepaid. No freight received after minnel. For freight uugageinunta, apply to FERGUSON A HOLMES. Agents. June IQ_Accommodation Wharf. NEW YORK AND CHARLESTON STEAMSHIP LINE. FOlt NEW YORK, TUE SPLENDID S IDE WHEEL STEAMSHIP M. 8. WOODHULL, Commroander, WILL LEAVE ADO ER'S 80UTH WHARF, OK Saturday, Oin lf.th Inst., al 4 o'clock P. M. tv Tho Ships of tula Uno sro provided with elegant accommodaUoua for passengers. Od" All outward Freight ongsgomentn must be mada at tho onie of COURTENAY A TIIENHOLM, No. 44 East Hay. air Piuwago engagements and mattera connected with Inward Freight will bo atteuded to by STREET U1IOTHEUS A CO.. No. 74 East Uay. STREET IlIlOTUERS A CO., ) ._"," Ct) m IT EN A Y A TRENHOLM, ( Agea FOR NEW YORK. HEOULAR UNITED STATES MAIL LINE. ONE OF THE FAVORITE AND ELEGANT STEAM. SHIPS SARAGOSSA, GRANADA. WILL LEAVE NORTH ATLANTIC WHARF EVERY SATURDAY, THE STEAM s mi' E B_ SOUDER, WILL LEAVE NORTH ATLANTIC WHARF on SATURDAY, June 16tb; at - o'clock. Juno 10_RAVENEL A CO. NEW YORK AND CHARLESTON People's Mail Steamship Company. HAILING DAYS...WEDNESDAYS, mn rrrnAMBHli' . . MONEKA, CAPTAIN MARSHMAN, ,a WILL I KA Vi: NORTH ATLAST IO WHARF Wednesday, Jan? 13tb, at 3 o'clock. Line composed of Steamar* "MO? NEKA" and "EMILY U. SOUDER." JOHN A THEO. OETTY, Juno 10_No. AS East Bay. POR B^r?NN^JEL THE STEAMER "DICTATOR," ; lOOO TOMB BURTHEN, OAPTAIN L. M. 00XKTTER, TTTTLL LEAVE M ILL) LI'. ATLANTIC WHARF EVER A' VV Tuesday Night, at 3 o'clock, for Savannah. For freight or pansage apply on board or to office of J. D. AIKEN A CO, Agents, May 10 _South AHantlo Wharf. FOR PAL AT KA, FLA., FERNANDINA. JACKSONVILLE, AND ALL TUN ?A LANDINGS ON THE ST. JOHN'S BXVBB. ' MR VIA SAVANNAH, OA. flH THE SPLENDID STEAMER dgg^^P 1000 TONS 'lURTIXEN, OAPTAIN LOu/i M. COXETTEB. TTtril.T, LEAVE MIDDLE ATLANT IO WHARF EVERY W Tuttday Night, at 9 o'clock, for Ilia above placea, connocttng with the Georgia Central Railroad for Macon, Mn hilo and New Orleans at Havannah. AU freight must be paid bera by shippers. For Freight or Passage, apply on board, or to office of J. D. AIKEN A CO., Agents, May 10_wf_B-.uth AUantlo Wharf. THROUGH TICKETS TO FLORIDA Charleston and Savannah Steam Packet Line. TIA UK A UFO HT ARD HILTON H BAD. Steamer PILOT BOY.Captain W. T. UoNo.Tr. Sicamor EIJZA HANCOX_Captain J. K. IlicuAnoeor. RLcamer FANNIE.Captain D. B. Vxvcunrr. LEAVE ACCOMMODATION WHARF, CHARLESTON, and Charleston Wharf, Savannah, every Monday Wed ues lay, Friday and .Saturday dominga, al 7 o'clock The PILOT BOY leaves Charleston every Friday, anet Savannah every Saturday. i Tba ELIZA HANCOX leaves Charleston every Wodnees. day and Saturday, and Savannah every Monday and Pvt. day. Tho FANNIE loaves Charleston every Monday, and Savannah ovary Wednesday, touching at Mufflon going and returning. Freight received dally and stored free of cbarga. I Freight to all pointa except Savannah moat be prepaid, j No Freight received after sunset. For Freight or PaaaageJ apply to FEJUJUbuN A HOLMES, Agents, Charl eaton, fi. O. 0LAOHOI1N A CUNINOUAH. Agent*. Havannah, (ia. N. B.-Through Ticket* aolil at tho Office of tho Agra, ey In Charleston to p?tala on the AllanUo and Gulf Rail. ! rood, a i J to Fernandina and points on tba Ht. John's Uiver._April I? NEW YORK AND BREMEN STEAMSHIP COMPANY. THE FIRST-CLASS U. S. MAIL STEAMSHIPS 1 ATLANTIC. I NORTHRRN LIOHT. I BALTIC. I WESTERN METROPOLIS. Learo Pier No. 46, N. IL. New York, every second Sau urday, from June 16. / FOR SOUTHAMPTON AND DREM EN, un?? passengers to Southampton, London, Havre) and Il remen, at tbs followitg rates, payable In gold ar its equivalen t tn currency : First dakin, ?110; Second Cabin, VA; Steerage, te*. From Bremen, Southampton and Havre to New Yolk. First Cabin, 1110: Second Cabin. ?76; Steerage, 848. EXCURSION TICKETS OUT AND HOME-Til st Cabin. 8310; Second Cabin, ?180; Steerage, 170. ax runa SA ra ram Kaw TOHX AJCD ?"""n* I June 15and*) I inly 18and37 | Arurart 10 sud JA Bent, Tand31 | Oct, tandie | Nor. land 16 For Freigb I or Paaaage apply to ISAAC TAYLOR, President, February 37 ly No 40 Broadway, N. Y. The Greenville Mountaineer IS PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY, AT $160 PER y ?er, in advance. Advartiesrnenta taaerted ai sana,I ratea. G. Bl ELFORD, UAy 10 Editor and ProprUtor