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VOLUME rv. HO. 463._CHARLESTON, S. C., MONDAY MORNING-, FEBRUARY" ll, 1867~ " mjrr* XITTTT* TELEGRAPHIC. UiirCnlilr l>l?|m<clira. LONDON, Julv l'J-Noon.- Consol? (ML Homln Tn. LrvxnpooL.Jnlv IS)-Noon.- Cotlon firm; Uplands 10.1; Orleans 104.* Bulee of Hie ?eck 78,000; ulock 738,000, whereof 383,000 uro America:!. LONDON, Julv l'J-'2 1'. M.-Consola 91 7-1C. Uondu 72J. LiVKWoOL, July 19-2 1'. M.-Colton firmer but unchanged. Corn '?GK. 3d. I. rd advanced 19s. LONDON, Julv 10-Evening. -Consola ?l 7-1G. Bonds 72]. Lrvenrooi., July IO-Evening.-Cotton finn and activ?: sales 15,000 bales. Miildling Uplands 10]; Orleans 10J. Manchester stendler for goods mut yarns, hui.1er? nsking nu advance. llreadslnflit, provisions and produce iincliaiici'd. . QUEENSTOWN, July 10.- Tho Iowa mid Win. Penn touched. Congressional. WASnrNOTON. Jidy 10.-In tho Kennie, the llotiso Amendment allowing negroes lo nerve ?ix jurors waa adopted. A joint resolution [rom the lloiiso, nullifying the action or thc Court of Claims, was Bevcrolv dououueed by Senator Trumbull. Mr. Sumner introduced n Hill lo striku out the word while in tho Nalur,.iiz.iliou Laws, ? hieb veux roforrod to tho Judiciary Commitleo. Tho Volo Message was road, but t hc Hill passed notwithstanding liv a voto uf ?10 ta (i; nays, Ilnyurd, Buckalow.Davis, Houdr.cks, Johnson, ?md Patter? son, of Tennessee Tho Chair nnnouiiced that j tho Bill was a law. Tho liccoiiKlrnetion Appropria? tion Bdt was also passed over thc veto. Tho Sonato pasaed a resolution to adjourn tn to-morrow, at 8 o'clock, until the tirat Monday in Docombor, by a voto of 23 to Iii, tho hut er figuro roprosonting tho impeachment clement in thc Senate Tboy then adjourned. In the House tho AHHnHsinni??n Committee waa allowed lo tako ovidenco by sub-committees mid administer tho oath. A special unnimisaion of fivo was appointed lo investigate tho paymaster's depart nient. Tho preamble to tho resolution nllogca fraud. Tho Prosidonl's veto wnB received. Tho mos* aago corers turco columns, and argues elaborate? ly Ibo inconsistencies, unconstitutionality und tyrranuyof tho act, alluding to (bo declnratiuii that tho Statu Governments arc illceal. Mu MU ? a singular contradiction is apparent hore. Con gross doclaros theso local Hiato Oovernmonts to bo illogal aud thou provides thal thoso illegal govorumoots shall bo carried ou by l-'edoral offi? cers who aro to perform Die very duties imposed on ita own officers by tbiu i lie,;.il Stato authority. It certainly would bo a novol spoctanlo if Congress should attempt lo carry on a legal Slalo Government by tho ?gone) of ita own officers. It is yet more strango that it attempts to sustain and carry cn an illogal Stolp Government by tho eaino Fedeiiil agoiioy, mik regard to tillo by conquest ho Bays : that it is a now title ccquircd by tito war. it applies only to territories, for goods or movable things ro^jlarly captured in war aro called buolv, or il I token by individual soldiers, plumier. There Is not a foot ol land in any ono of tba (cn Stairs which (ho United 8tatc8 bolds by conrpiont, HIIVO only Buob land as did not belong to either of thc fi tates, or any individual owner. I moan such lands aa did belung to tho pretended Government called tho Confederate Stales. Thoso lauds wo claim (o hold by conquest ; an (o nil other land or territory, whether lieloiitrvng to States or to individuals, (lie Federal UuVontttlOUl baa now no moro title or right to it than it lind be foro tho rebellion. Tho Message concludes : Within a period ol lens than a year, thc legislation of Congress bas at? tempted to strip thoExecutive Department. t>r (lie Oovernmout of some of its essential powers. Thc Constitution, and tho oath provided in it, devolve ! upoti tbo President tho (lower mid tho dntv to see that (ho lawa are faithfully executed. Thc Con atitution, in order lo carry ont (his powor, gives him the choico of tho agents, ami makes thom subject to his control and supervision, but in tho oxoon'.i on of theso laws, the Constitutional ob? ligation upon tho President remains, lint the powor to exerclso that constitutional duty is ef? fectually taking it away. Thc Military Commander j is as to tho power of appointment made to tuite the placo ol tho President, and thu douerai of tho Army tho place of the Senate; ami any attempt on the part of tho President to assert his o-.vn constitu? tional pawer, may, under proient-o of law, bo mot by official insubordination. It is to bo loured that | tbcae military officers, looking lu tho authority given by iboso laws, rather than tho letter of tho Constitution, will rccognizo 110 autlioiilv but Ibo ? Commander of tho District mid lite Com? mander of tho Army. If lhere were 110 uthcr objection than this to this proposed log sln tiou, it would bo sufficient. Wliilo I hold the Chief Exccutivo authority of thc United Slates-wbillo the obligation resta upon me to seo that all tho laws aro fuilhlully executed, I oan novcr willingly surrender tho tiust or (lie 1 nu? c?s given for its execution. I rainiover givo my assent to bo mado responsible for tim initliful exo S?&^^poWfV ?im ymi?sm any other exccutivo officer, high or low, or io any | numbor of executive officer*. If thin executive trust, vestod by the Constitution in tho l'rctiiduut, is to bo taken from him and invested in n snbordi nulo officer, Ibo responsibility will )K> with Congress in clothing tho subordinate willi unconstitutional powers, and ruth tito offi? cer who assume* its exercise. This Inter* foi euee with tho constitutional authority of | (ho Exccutivo Department ia a-i evil timi will inevitably sap tho foundations of eur federal sys? tem; but it is not tho worst ovil of I Iiis legislation, lt le a great public wrong to take (rom Ino Presi? dent powers conferred upon him alone by tho Con- J ?titution; hut tho wrong is moro livrant and moro ? dangerous when tho power so taken from tito Pre? sident aro conferred upon subordina!o CXOCUtiVO officers, and especially upon military officers. Over nearly onc-tblid of tho States of tho Union military power, regulated by no ii ted law, rules, I supreme. Each ono of theso five District Commanders, though not chosen by,tho pcoplo or responsible lo thorn, exercise at this hour moro executive power, military and civil, than tho iiooplo liavo ever been willing to confer upon tho head of tho Exccutivo Department, though chosen by niel responsible to themselves. Tho remedy must como (rom tho people themselves. They know ?luit it ia, and Low it must bo applied. At tho pr?tent limo they cannot, according to tho Constitution, repeal their laws. Tboy cannot romovo or control this military despotism. The remedy, nevertheless, is in their bands; it ia to bo found in tho ballot, and is a suro ono if not controlled by fraud overawed by arbitrary power, ar from apathy on their part too long dela yod. With abiding con? fidence in their patriotism, wisdom anti into?rlly, I am still hopeful of thu futuro, and that in tho end tbo rod of despotism will bo brokon, tho iron nile.of power be luted from tho necks of tho puople, aud the principles of a violated constitution pre? served. Immediately after reading tho message (ho im? peach, er s made a strong oaort, Buuttvoll, Butler and others characterised tho nic&iago as defiant. Stevena said they wcro urging that mattel in vain; thcro aro unscon ogoncics at work; Ibero sro invisible powers at work in this country which will prevent impeachment. I repeat that any attempt to impeach tho President will bo vain ann futilo. Wilson, Chairman of tho Judiciary Committee, denounced Stevens' InsiuuatioiiH, asserting that no amount of politic il prcssnro should (urn him asido from tho diucbargo of a duty to law and fact. (Appliuso from tho Domocrats). Stevens, without reply, demanded Iho voto, and tho bill was passed by a voto of 109 to 24. The veto of tho ltcconstructlon Appropriation Bill waa road, wheu lim bill passed by n volo of I 100 to 22. A resolution was passed forbidding tho Presi? dent to remove thoDutrict Camin?ndole without tho consent of tho Sonato, unices tho Clouerai commanding tho armies recommends it. Tho Honso then adjourned. Washington Kent. WASHINGTON, July 19.-Tho Cabinet is consider? ing; tho Message this morning. In the Surrutt trial tho defence Ht ill neks for time. Judgo Fishor orderod that limy must cluso their caso to-morrow, and tho Court adjourned. Front Itlclimoinl. RICHMOND, July 19_General Sclinli "I to-day issued an order, releasing from iirlsor ii j. Kirby, who killed her husband. She dad l>. shown to bo insane, and waa released on condition that she appear for trial beforo tho Court in October. Indian Massacre. CINCINNATI, July 19.-Tho Commercial's Leaven? worth dispatch say s tho Indians captured A traill near Fort Lamed. Among tho panBongors wcro Bishop I.away, ten priests and six sisters oi charil v. Thoy killed tho mon, horribly mutilated thom, and abused the women. An escort tried lo over? take tho train to protect il, but il arrived too late. Front trae Weat. BAN FIIANCIBCO, July 10.-The Itepnbllcan Slate Cor.volition nomm?t.-.d Jno. Bidwell (ur Governor. BoBoluiione in favor of impurtial suflnigo without regard to color were adopted. Prom mexico. NEW OQLEANS, July 19.-'ibo rovenno t titer Wilderness arrived last night from Vera Crux, whoro Bbo arrived on (ho nih. A deputation of Mexican officials boarded Ibo vessel, nnd ivnrmly welcomed Madame Juarez. On tho 15th shu dis embarkod, aud mot with au ciilliiisiixtic public re? ception, both civil and military. Tho city wau illuminated, and fireworks displayed. Tho party wcro to leave for tho City of Mexico on Ibo nub. Juarez arrived at tho Capital on thc Ht li. Ho em? phatically declinos re-election, end Ima ordered a now election. Ho will retiro to his hacienda in tiio mountains. It is officially roportcd that Bidaurl wns shot on tho 6th. Marquez ls behoved to bo hiding in (ho City of Mexico. Ho will bo shot as soon as cap? tured. It ia reported in Vera Cruz that Santa Atina atill lives, but we havo later dates than tliov. Everything waa quiet at Vera Cruz, an di ho city was porfoctly healthy. Tho Austrian aloop-ol-war Elizabolh ia recoiving tho Austrian refugees on board. 8I10 has ne communication willi Mexican officials, except through Iho United States gun? boat Taoony and Consul Uaulnior. Tho Wildor noaa bringe dispatches to tho British, French and Austrian govorumonla. Tho Mexican government io preparing an address to tho world, in which they expect to justify thomso'.vcs for tho execution of Maximilllan. It will troat of killing 03,000 Mex? icans for defending tboir nativo soll. Thoy "ito precedent? whioh tboy think will provo olea ly that their act? wore within tho rango of proprio: y. They will produco documents whioh will throw now light upon their aet. - Somo of (ho abl?st men in Uia republic aro engaged on the work. Murin-" Intelligence. NEW YOUK, July 19, --Arrived, tho Dictator, froui Charleston. Dunn .Ile Mm ki Iv NOON DISPATCH. NEW YonK, Julv 13_Monov, SnCc. Gold, 40. Sterling, timo, 1 lOJnl; biirl?t, llUJ. 18C2 CHU pons, lili, riour uiirhnugcd. Wheat moro steady. Com linn for sound, heavy for unsound. Lard nt nady. Whiskey quiet. Colton quiet bul lintier; 2GJn27c. Freights quiet. TiirpotiUuo lcsB linn; 07ja08c. Comnion Itusin, (3 60a3 02]. EVENINQ DISPATCU. Hour benvv; Statt? $7al2 25; Southern $9 C0al7. Whom linn; now Virginia lied $1 G0:i2 70; Whito ?27?a2 79; Whito Georgia $2 83. Western Mixod Corn $1 IMnl 004; While 11 J, i'm 1; henvv at $22 80. J aril heavy. Cotton linn; ?ales 10T0 bales, al 2n]a 27. Ilico quiet; Can lina Ulal2. Sugar quiet. 1 urpotitino uSao8J. Itosin (3 60a8. Freights quiet. Stockt! excited and heavy. Money GaO por cont, tlnlii .19). V.! Co?tions 1 iii ul 11 j. HALTIMOUE, July 19.-Colton firmer. CofFco qtliot. Sncar Unchanged. Flour dull mid lic? et,nm;;. Wheat in fair supply mid declined 10c. Corn Htcady mid ?circe. Provision? vary finn. CINCINNATI, July 19.-Hour dull; moro offering. Coru dull; in Hacks 83s8oo. Mess Pork $23, with? out burt*)*. Uncoil advnucod; shoulders ll lc; clear sides lijo; moro buyers than soliera, aud cloned ju. higher fur sidon, nud Je. fur shoulder?. 1 eu il ililli, nt 12 112 (c. WILMINGTON, July 19.-Cotton nominal, at 29, HpiritH Turpentine Htondy, S1J. Rosin Arm, $2 CUa 2 (1(1. Turlliinor, at $?. AUOUKTA. July 19.-Markot firm and moro ac? tivo, though not quotahlv higher. Bales 209 bales. Mi (Mimer, S3]. SAVANNAH, July 19.-Colton finn und in good demand; oQoriugsso li ?ht restricts business; Mid? dlings 21. llccoipte 230 baies. Receipts tor tho week 1350. Exporte 2213. Stock 89GG. Minni.ii, July 19_Salea loo bales. Low Mid? dling 22. ItoceipLH U6. Salea during tho week 2320. Recoipls 389 hales. Exporta 1411. Stock ll fiOl. NEW OnnE.utu, July 19. -Salea 750' boles; quiet but hillier; low middlings 23]a2IJ. Rocoipls of week 870. Exporta 0293. Slock 11,013. Sugar ami ululasses very quiet. Flour activo doublo oxlra $11 fi0a'$12 0U. Com ndvaucod C. Oats quiet bul Ihm at $1 05. Pork dull at $2."> 00. Lard linn and no ti vj-ni kogs, 14. Oold $140. Sterling 61a54. Now York eight exchange I per c. premium. m it \V.\SIII\IITII\ (I)IUII:SI'IIM)I:MI:. HOW CONQnESS lu DELATED IN ITS ADJOUUN1TENT TUE SESSION DF.COM1NO MESOME-A BEETC11 OF TO ll.W'S VnOCEEDtNOS-F?l?nDASLB Itr.lol.UTIONH IN TUE MOUSE-CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT F.QUAI.1TX OF RACES AND INDIAN TUOUni.ES IN THE SENATE-nEJECTION OF IMPORTANT EVIDENCE IN ' THE SUKll.VTT CASE, ETC. WASHINGTON, July 17.-Wlint keeps Congress hore now ?B tho delay of tho President in Bending in hin moBsngo vetoing tho recent Reconstruction Act. Very many of tho members, neting upon tho ground thnt a quorum will ho nil Buflloiont to 11 aie-act huaiucsB when thal document doon arrive, havo left for their homes, trusting to thone wiio remain lo nco tho work of reconslruction completo, utter which this nonsion, which i-ccins to bo regard? ed hy everybody, including tho very members who wore BO zealous in establishing it, ns uncommonly irksome, will adjourn; and tho members, in-tend of continuing Ibo advocacy and debato of tho thoueaud and ono Kchcmco which alwin s emanate during a Kitting of Congress, will leavo for their homes in tho uhortost possible timo. Tho moBsago of Ilia President may goiu to-morrow, but nu it ie hoing prepared, os nil tho mcsBngcn of Mr. JOHN? SON havo been, with thc strictest regard for tho importnuco it will hnvo on tho records of history, mid ns Ihcgrontesl caro is being taken that it shall cover tho wholo ground of tho objections urged against thc action of CongroBs, it may not go in BO Hoon. Poa 9 i bl)-it moy bo delay ed uutil Friday afternoon, or oven later. T he proceedings in tho House of Representa? tives to-day woro of a nature somewhat nkin to thc moro excitable periods during tho last ses? sion, savo that no long apecohos woro raado, the . nimilnrity being only in tho introduction of resolu? tions which, if offered a year ago, would havo boen fraught with tho greatest sensation, though now they uro regarded merely ns ordinary rout ino mailors, mid crcato no furore whatovor. Alto? gether, however, affairs in tho Houso woro com pntalively interesting to-day ; representativo Cons, tho President to communicato nil tho iuformation in tho posHcnsion of tho Government regarding tho "MAXIMILIAN Avengers." now enid to ho organiz? ing, mid al u as to whothor any measures had been taken to prevent tho "avengers" from sail? ing. Of comrso tho House adopted tho motion, and this in regarded as a quietus against any fili? bustering spirit which may dcairo to vonb itself north of tho Rio Grande. A resolution, which gnvo i iso to Bomo dobato, woe offered by. Mr. JULIAN, of Indiana, assorting that tho President's mcasogo, which was noni to tho Houso on Monday last, stating that tho allegation of tho Statoa South binda thc nation to pay their lieht?, waa a delib?ralo elah at tho national credit, abhorrent to every principle of loyally, otc. Tho vote upon this woe strictly a party one, and tho abort dobato which took placo upon it? introduction nhowed conclusively that it waa regarded hv tho friends of tho President as second to nothing which baa yot been offered by hia political enemies for tho purpose of dadjinp; re? proach upon tho administration. Slr. COVOUK, of Ohio, over-lopped this, howovur, by prosonting a preamble and resolution substantially charging Mr. JOHNSON with sympathy for tho mm derer? of tho lato President, on account of a pardon having basil ieeuod to n Confodorato eoldior, who ?B ono of thu witnesses for tho d?fonce in tho SUBBATT trial. Tho proamblo was BO very explicit and .strong in its charges that tho Houso would not adopt it until modified. Thoso instances show what tho Houso ?B doing whilo awaiting tho hour ot adjourn men I. Tho main point of discussion in the Sonate to? day wan Indian affairs, and tho instance would? hnvo been really refreshing could tho day havo becu consumed with a dobato on that subject alono, and without touching reconstruction, uni? versal suffrage or any of tho other topics which characlorizo legislation at tho prcaont time. Bul boforo tho bill to provide for commissioners to se? lect a reservation upon which to locate tho Indian tribes, which was introduced yesterday, carno up,. Mr. WILSON had introduced a joint resolution, pro? posing an amendment to tho Constitution, which simd allow no distinction to bo mado In tho United States "among citizens n their civil or political rights, on account of race, color or provioua con? dition," and Mr. -St' M NEU gol through his bill, in? troduced Yesterday, providing that in this district no person ?hull ho disqualified from holding offico on account of raco or color. After these tho ex? pected Indiau war was discussed, and nothing waa heard of race or reconstruction; bul on tho con? trary Boino very interesting and sensible apocchos wcro made, in which various theories as to Ibo proper utilement of tho Indian troubles wore ad? vanced. It is not likely timi tho question will ho Bottled during tho present session. Thero ia nn effort hoing mado to revivo tho im? peachment dogma, but it will full; to uso a homely and not very elegant expression relativo to Ibo measure, it has "played out." Tho very word has homme a ridiculo nnd n reproach. Mattem are noaring a closj in tho BUBRATT trial. To-day Mr. BBAUI.ET, tho senior counsel for tho defence, delivered a long argument for tho purpose of proving tho right of tho prisoner to Itavo admitted tho ovidonco contained in tho letter delivcrud by Uooru to tho actor MATTHEWS, con? taining tho original plan of tho conspirators, but thc Judgo decided against its admissibility. Tho Court room was crowded, and ovory day tho inter? est becomes moro intenso. WI-.ICHMAN, tho most notorious witness for tho prosecution, is present within tho box every day. Tho Houso has provided for a mooting in No-' vcinbor, bul tho Senate han not yet concurred, and it is now thought that Ibero will ho no necessity for enmmoncing anolhor session boforo December. A depart ure from tho landmarks in the way of holding the aoanionB of Congress hos not been allogothor aa pleasant, or personally BO convenient lo tho members, ne it was thought it would bo. Thcro will probably noon be a idum to tho old established rulo. HAL. TnE dior*.-From all sources wo hear of . crioiiH dam ugo susi nine tl hy codon, owing to its pro vi otis bael.ward condition from tho Juno rains, which will no doubt i.iako tho yield small for tho land planted. Wo hear it abated, whore tho lanita wcro good mid woll worked boforo tho rains sot In, that ?kio corn lOokB well and promises si fair return. All crops aro decidedly muon bettor than those of last your.-Darlington Souther ncr. ? . The negroes should charitably and graciously and condescendingly hoar in mind that the white men aro whito by no fault of their own. Louisn?le Journal. A Radical editor cries aloud, "draw tho linos l" Woll, Rad, pass oho around your nook, and we'll draw it, Bays the cheerful Prentice, [COMMUNICATED.) Niin.ll (lio Krgr . be a Landholder1 Mn. Lmron : Thoro is no question now agitat? ing tho publia mind, Crom Ibo Potomna to Ibo Rio Orando, whick can comparo in importance., nu Tar UH tho Imo interests of tito Southam peoplo aro concerned, willi tho ono which hoads our commu? nication. In tho correct anewer to thia question lien tho solution or tho difficulties which envelop tho population ol runny rich and powoiful com? monwealths. Decirlo this wisely, and tho obsta? cles which now besot our stops will bo removed, ami tho high road to Slnlo and national prosperity I will bo apparent. Where nil is now so dark, then, wo believe, tho path for each of us will bo so plain that tho wayfaring man, though a fool, can scarce? ly fail to follow lt. Wo confidently assort that beyond tho roach of successful controversy, it is tho true policy of Ihn South that Ibis question should bc answered in tho affirmative. And llrst, wo will ask why should it not bo so ? why should not tho negro bo a liuid lioldor? ('an n good minmi bo given why ho should nnl bo ? {tonio, perhaps, will nay that hu isHoo indolent, and will nut work laud ir hu should got it. 'l im mme persons nascrlcd (lint hu would never wink if ho got his freedom. Dut Ibero is no doubt now Hint a groat ninny of Ibo froedmoii do murk, and work well loo. Wo da not propuso to lout or null land lo nil Iho negroes, per capita, hut only to such ne aro deserving, and tlioy can bo readily discovered. Tho undeserving aro not very likely to horo tho means either to buy land or to rc.! it. Their nbility to do either will be a pretty good test or thoir fitness for Ibo work .which they proposo to undcrtako. Tho Southern landholders now possess tho pe? culiar advantngo of being woll acquainted with the only persons who, na a gcnornl Illing, will prop uno to buy or rent land from them. I hey cnn accom? modate tho doner vin/? nud retune tho unworthy. But some iorsooth, nra much too proud to sloop to such donlings ns theso, mid consider it nn in? dignity to soil or rent land to negroes-thoir fur mor BUVCB. Wo hoped that tho day for this drivelling bad passed. All this sort of stuiT would bo simply absurd woro it not sn wickod. Humilia? tion in selling or routing land to thone who havo faithfully worked it for us nil thoir lives for a bare support I Humiliation for us too, who at tho dicta? tion of xcfitte people, tiloso who but yesterday woro proud to call us fcllow-citizonB, havo now to nwal .low so many, and such unpalatable doses, and to bury our pride so deep thnt for it, at loast, there would appear to bo no resurrection. In tho nemo of Heaven, and of our doarost interests, lot us stop this straining at gnats and swallowing camels. ? And now wo will briclly consider why tho negro should bo n landholder, cither na proprietor or t"inuit. Ho should ho so bo:auso without his otiiptoymcnt in ono or other of theso capacities, our lands would go to wanto and o um eh on to pov? erty and ruin. For years to como wo will havo nono but bim to till tho soil. Foreigners prefer tho West to tho South, nnd nnli) that region is peopled, wo need hopo for no cxtoneivo additions to our laboring forco from abroad. It is idlo to arguo that this should not ho so; that tho South offers greater ii.dncomcnts to emigrants than any other section. What -vo have to daal with iii this entirety practical question arc foci?, mid tho fact in hero Just what wo state it to bo. What supreme folly thou is it not to avail ourselves of tho only means within renell to build up our waste places mid repair our shattered fortunos I And (hat folly roaches to pure insanity, when it is remembered that wo aro 1 ejecting tho very means that aro best ndnptod lo secure thc ends wo have in viow, and which would appear to havo been created foi tho very accomplishment of our objects. In a political point of viow, also, how necessary, of what vital importance in it that there should be entire accord between all classes of tho com? munity in our distracted country. What a end picture is that which presents itself to tho patriot's oyo of half a continent in which labor ia sullenly arrayed against capital, tho tiller of tho soil against tho proprietor, tho poor against tho rich I What house, ?0 ?liv{dca j against lloulT nUl not fall 7 I* ... .,1 ... ?J??r lo. ..j.. .1, , ",,.1 ....... ...ui II tOO lightly, too, of tho conflict of races which, it is as? sumed, is certain to take placo nt tko South. A conflict of races I Merciful Heaven I Can it ho understood what an unspeakable calamity thia would bo ? With two races of mon pretty nearly equally divided in number, is it proponed to ie:t mie against the other lu deadly conflict ? Has thu wcakor mee no powerful ali**at its back in tho ahapo or tho countless and merollcas fanatics who swarm at tho North ? And supposa tho negro rnco hore should bo exterminated as tho rcanlt of such a conflict, with what untold horror would this victory bo purchased I Is it supposed that nearly a million of mon will not exact a fearful price for their lives before they lay them down? Witness our wars willi tho roving savage, who took 110 root in tho soil, flooiug at our approach, hut who turned on his tracks and struck us ns he fell. Ero tho herculean task wo speak nf is accomplished, rivers of .Caucasian blood will water again this dosolalcd laud. Bnt let US tibi pic! uro iiueh ''ivocs unnumber? ed." This conflict (if rhee's, thin fresh calamity, is but (ho chimera of n diseased brain, of a dis? ordered fancy. Let it bo tho provinco of wise statesmanship, of eulin god benevolence, tn bring tngtithcr iti tho bonds of friendly feeling tho durer? ont classes in our midst, and to ameliorate and elevate, as far as prnsiblo, tho condition of tho poor1 and dopondont. In no other way wo main? tain can this be done so effectually as by making our deserving negroes proprietors and tenants of land. If they can pay for land, let tbom have it. If thoy wish to rout, lot thom try it. Tho ar? rangement will differ very little from tho present ono of working for a portion of the crop. If it does not turn out well tho proprietor can resumo possession of his land. In this manner wo will invest tho negro with tho same intoroBts which tro possess ourselves ; wo will rondor his attach? ment to tho soil, strong and permanent, and will sever his connection with foroign elementa, which association ia de trim en tal in tho oxtiomo, both to bim and to us. Tho occupation of tho low white demagogue, now flitting about tho country, breed? ing mischief among the nogrocs, will thon bo fono, and tho discontent and troublo which fol owed in his train will vanish into empty air. A largo and contented peasantry will then oxist in each of tho Southern Stales, contributing to thoir support and defence, while will bo "AU tho don da that lower M upon our heroes, lo Ibo deep bosom of tho ocean burled." PRO PATRIA. ?trite Item*. INFORMATION WANTED.-Information, of any sort whatever, is wanted, and very respectfully and urgently asked for, conconiing Clement Wood, who moved from Florida to Edgefiold District in or about tho joar 178(5. Ho aettlod and lived, it is thought, soinowhoro in tho neighborhood of tho Cherokee Ponds; at all events, between tho Court Honso and Augusta. Ho married, after his re* moral to Edgofleld, a Mies Lucas. His death ia supposed to nave taken placo about tho year 1800. And concerning Thomas Wood, aou of tho auld i Clement, information is also asked. Persons im? parting, nt au early day, an y such information, vernally or by writing, to* A. N. Booth, Esq., at the Exohango Hotel in thia placo, will confer upon that gentleman real and lasting obligation.-l?inefidd Advertiser. Wo learn that tho frocdmon in tho vicinity of Cokcsbnry gave a bajrbocuo last Saturday near I that placo. Spoochoa woro mado by F. A Connor, Esq., Dr. P. W. Conner, and ono or two colored mon. A sumptuous dinner waa provided, with a separate labio for tho whites, and Die boat ordor prevailed. Wo are informed that tho colored po? pulation of thia placo are to havo a barbacuo to? day in the neighborhood of Upper Long Cano Char oh. Soveral addrosBca aro expected. [AbbeeiUe /lamer. ANOTnrn Ronnenv.-On Saturday night last tho store of Messrs. Charles & Co., waa enierod by burglars and gooda to tho amount of thirty or forty dollars taken out. Tho entry into thia atoro was ma de in tho same manner as tho ono in Mr. Floyd's s toro just a week previous, and perhaps by tho samo gang, by abstracting ono of tho bolt keys wkilo trading was going on. These repeated robberies would Boom to suggest to tho community the necessity of an organised Eu a rd to protcot thoir property from thioves and icondlartca. Tho plan adopted in 1861 (hy making noven companion for each night in the week, would work woll now, especially as tho companies would bo atrcngtlinnou by addition of froodmon, and at tho same time would bj moro efficient and leas irksomo than any other.-Darlington Southerner. BAD CASUALTY.- A colored boy, of about fi years, waa uuddonly kiUod in thia place, on Monday after? noon last, in tho following singular manner: Tho child waa playing In his fathers yard, when a sol? dier of. tho garrison, wbo waa passing along tho road this side of tho depot, discharged lils plooo to get rid of the load, and tho Dall passed over a field several hundred yards, through An inch board, through the child's body and lodged in his arm, killing bim almost instantly. . A Coroner's jury waa called-of white and color? ed mon-who rendered a- vordiot of occidental death. This occ orren oe a po aka loudly against tho prtollco of shooting guns in tho limits of the town, especially when loaded with balli. [Dartinglon Southerner, How to Prevent Teltow Fever, (lour, al IlUTIJill, wfaOM admhiiatintiou iu Now Orleans kopt Ibo yellow fevor ont or Hint city, lian Juat written tho following Idler to Oovernor I'LANOKiia, of Louisiana: WASUINUTON, 1). C., June 26, 1807. Hts Excellency Ii. Fiundcrs, Governor of Louisiana: HT DEAU SIB-Tho telegraph informo mo tbat tito yellow fovor bas broken ont in Now Orleans. ItoniombcritiR Hint in 18)13 I discussed tbo ques? tion of itu prevention with you verbally, anti boil? iup I may ?lo something lo n?il thc authorities in i ?Jilin? your beautitul city of that scourge, I know you will not cousidror it au intrusion if I givo you tho conclusions tu willoh I wns lcd by my oxpun onco willi tho disease, or rather with tim Inclt ot it, in tho Mummer of 1802. 1 nm persuaded that thorn need bo no yellow fever in any city, ns an epidemic, whiell ia visito 1 by tho frost ovary your, nml especially in Now Or? leans, which is n ct ly where ii cnn llb munt easily ? oiitrullod ol any ot considerable fizo in tim I i nie J Hiatos : becnuso in that eily there aro no tindor groiiiiil drains, rcllursorcesuiuiols wilora inept.itie KUSCH, |M>isoiiing tho ulmosphoi e. mid forming, sn lo speak, u bcd for Ibo propngnl iou of yellow lerer, cnn bo engendered, lour oily hus flic peculiar iiilvniilnuc Ihul all Mailraiiiaga is nbovo ground, emptying into thu ennuis and Ihrmigh Um bayous inio i,?ko Pontchartrain. I round tlint tho winds lind Illino control nf tho level of the tuite limn thu lides, changing the level by nbuNl two feel. A moderately M rung, continued, norlh wind blows tho Muter out ol'tho lui?) into Hie 'juli Ihrottiih thu rigolots, or chalis, emin cl Inj; tho luke* with tho gulf. 1 took advantage of euch Hl.ilo or waler, mid by copious washing or thc drains and canals into tho Ink T Iron tho walor-.-.orks, 1 wits enabled to gul rid of all ll.o foul unter. A nouth wind would, of conreo, roturn tho aalt waler of tho gulf into tho laka, filling up tho canals and draina, and marshes with fresh Ball water, if timi would not bo an Irishism. Tho very heavy showers weich fall in your elim a to, wishing into thc drains nud cumin tho eurfaco ot Ibo city, would leave it thereupon perfectly clear of thu mirinee Ililli, mingling il with tho salt wa torn of the lake, which, hy Hie next north wind aro takou to so.i, nnd its pince supplied with puro water. Tho advautago your city hus in not having drains nnd sewers wheeo filthy water, moro or less stagnant, engenders gaso? which poison thc air through tho ccaapoula, ia liol easi? ly overestimated. If hbo atiuosphero in not in a suitnblo condition to promoto tho yellow fever, it will nat bo epidemic. Tho discaso ia not indigenous where its scotia aro killed by tho frost, but liku tho sugar-cane, which eau only bo propa? gated by cuttings. Now tho Hoods of yullow fever may bo presumed by being protected from tho frosts din ing tho winter, ana, finding an ntinoa phoro suitnblo for its propagation, will becotno epidemic. If it linds no such atmosphere, but n headily and, puro ono, tho raaos will ho simply sporadic, wbothur lucy result from tho contagion which has been preserved in wooloo garments Ol? by other means from thc cold, or by hoing brought , I rom n warmor rlimato through'tho vohiclcs of commerce. Thorcloro, two things aro necessary to tho oxtincliun ol tho yellow lover. First, that Ibero should bo no impuro niniOBphcro to foster tho disease, in whinli caao it cannot spread; and, secondly, n rigorous rpiarnntino of not less than thirty days ftom tho infection, to pi event cuses 1 being brought in by commerce, but tbeso will bo sporadic only if tho atmosphere in puro. My theories may bo wron?;, but tho practico nullor them, in 1862 and 1864, at New Orleans and Noi folk, waa n perfect success. I had yellow fovor 1 brought into New Orleans in 1802 by tho rascality of a captain or a'steamer bringing a painongvr tainted with tho discaso from Nasaau; Uni thu city ' hoing clean, and tho almo ,ibero puro, tho fever 1 did liol aproad, but diod ont with thc victim. I j had tho discaso continually dunne, tho summer al 1 (ho quarantine elation, seventy miles below tho city, net it never reached Now Orleans, bocauso no vessel arriving from au infected port, or tainted with il. waa ullowod lo come up for thirty days after all vest i go or tho di so.iso uas orndicatod. Bo at Norn ilk, which city had over been visited uv tho yellow favor wbou it was on tho coast anywhere, in a groaJor or less degree, nud in ono insUiice, nu wo Te inomber, with unexampled (barf illness. Yet in 1864. hoing tho iou g lily clean R nd, although occupied by a body of troops very liable to such discaso, and in constant communi- 1 cation with Nowbcin, wbero the discaEO raged fearfully, still during that season Norfolk had not a singlo caso of yellow forer, although every city on tho coast, from Portsmouth, N. II., to Now Or? leans, bad isolated or epidemic canes. Dohoviug fully that it depend? solely on tho 1 action of j our Stato and oily whether Now Orleans baa vello ii fe ve r or not, and desiring tu aid as much 1 aa I may in preventing its ravages, which full alike . on tho just and the unjust, I havo ventured to throw together hastily these observations in tho hopo that I hey may ho of profit. I am, my dear sir, very Inilv your friond and servant, llESJ. P. BUTLER. I.Ki 11-11 OF MK. WILSON. , Tho followingl?ltor of Senator WILSON will bo rond willi intorost : Sr.KATE CBAMBXB, I WAHnTSQTON, D. C., July 15. 1867. , IFm. T. Early, Esq., Charlottesville Va.: Di.\u Sta : You mik mo in your nuto "What nc- 1 tion is necessary on tho part of tho pooplo hero to i avort tro m thom eon linea linn ?" I am miro, tho i gonerous action of General Grant and mir other , cuinmandors toward tho men in arms against their country, tho magnanimity af tho nation, thc ' liberal policy or Congress, should satisfy you and 1 tho wou-disposod pooplo or tho robol Hintes, that nnthing will be done for rovunge, but everything 'for thu enduring pence of tho country. Nothing can bring confiscation upon tho pooplo or tho rebel Slates but tho persistent fully and inndiieas i of masses of thoir pooplo ; nud I cannot bohovo that tho body or their people will, by their futura , action, bring coiitlscatioii upon themselves. I will suggest, dear air, s siiro way for ymir pooplo lo avert from thcmsolvss confiscation, rcmovu disabilities, rostorc law, order, peace, and indi? vidual and iiatiiur.il prosperity nud happiness. Let thom abandon at onco and forover tho ideas, principles, and ?Kilicies of tboir "lost causo," strivo to conquer tho prejudices, hates, mid pas? sions engendered bv thou- reholliiin 'and tho emi ilict thoy inaugurated. Lot thom accept, tho resid?a of tho nation's victory, tho .Unity of tho ' Stales, tho perpetuity of ' tho '.ltopublie, tho emancipation, enfranchisement, and citizen? ship or their bondsmen, thoir oipiality of rights and piivilcgos. Lei thurn do this hi Spirit us well as in form. Lot thom establish schools for tho education of both racoa. Let thom encourage tho freed men to bo thrifty atid temperate, to gothome ateads, and to engage in industries m varied forms. Lot them develop tho mighty resources our Heavenly Father hos givon tho pcoplo of the Sunny South, and cherish a spirit of fraternity and love. Such action will inapiro affection, conti donee, magnanimity-make contiscation an impos? sibility, causo disabilities speedily to disappear, and bring down upon them, their States and thoir conn I rv, blessings and bon elite, Very truly your friond, HENRY WILSON. A New Orleans editor tella about canntiug ono hundred ami eovcnly-thruo alligators ill a sail of six milos along a bayou. That cannot bo called a fish ntery, but is certainly a strong allogalion. ONE PRICE VYE ARE OFFERING OUR STOCK OF SOMMER | CLO VI ir NO, comprising LINENS, FLANNELS AND LIGHT WEIGHT WOOLLEN, at prices wblcb cannot ] fail to satisfy all wbo aro seeking to buy OOOD GOOPS cnn AP. The larger part of our Stock we manufacture j in our own workshop?, wblcb we warrant In every 1 respect. Wo give below eomo of our leading prices : LINEN HACKS at..ta, 3, 1 and I LINEN PANTS at.ll lo, 1 50 sod I LINEN VESTS at. $1 CO and! CHECK CASSIM ERE HU.TH, SACK, PANTS AND VEST.to OREY FLANNEL SUITS, BACK, PANTS AND VEST. .tT CHECK LINEN BUTTS, SACK, PANIE AND VEST....M CHECK MARSEILLES SUITS, SACK, PANTS AND VEST.t9 WI1TTB LINEN AND DUCK SUITS.til to 30 BLACK ALPACA RACKS..?2 50 to C LIOHT WEIGHT 0A8SIMP.BE SUITS, In fancy mix turca, and solid colors, and BLACK OBESE SUITS all our own make, at very low prices. FURNISHING GOODS, adapted to the season WU ITE SHIRTS, four qualities.t9 BO, 3, and HACULLAR, WILLIAMS & PARKER No. 270 KING STREET, CORNER OF HASEL, OHARLESTON ?. O. Jane 13 ti ai, . Thc I(<iul I vm ntiil Friends of Mr. ? ?KOllGP.It. WHALER oro respectfully luvllcd to attend tiiii Funeral at Kl. JUIIU'H Chapel. It? tipsiest), 77.ii Alumina, at Eight u'etock. * July 20 ?3- Tho Friends of Mm. Camilla H. Vor CHER aro respectfully in ville.I to attend lier Funeral Seri lees, at Ihn i nurdi of tho Holy Communion, at Ten o'clucl: Thu Homing, without further invitation. July ;o SPECIAL NOT.ICES. rfirCONSlONEES PER SCHOONER AMERI? CIUM, from New Vorl., oro hereby notified that abo lu 1 Thit Day discharging at Brown's Wharf. All goods rc inalulug on thc wharf st minuet will be rtorcd at owners' expense and ri.k. T. TUPPER & HONS. July 20 1 OT- NOTICE.-ALL PERSONS INDEBTED TO CftAIO, '1 COMLY A CO., must maka payment to tho | undersigned on nr before tho Dial inst. IIUOII E. VINCENT. Iloccivcr. lilly 20 el nth air U. H. INTERNAL lt..VENUE, SECOND DISTRICT, SOUTH CAROLINA, ClIAnLKxTON, Juno20, lw.7-Tho Taxes on tho Annual List for IB07, compris? ing Taxes ou llicgpic. Hilliard 7 ablcs kept for private uv, Carriages, Plato Bud Hold Waldies, uro now duo and pay uble. Thaw l axes moy bc p .lil by pen.OOH residing in Churloston District, at No. 48 DIIOAD STREET, Charles lon, lo Uio Collector or his Deputy, on or before the 20th of Juty, 1BC7. Unlcsa paid hy Hist lime, tho law ottachos nd,Ul ional omouuts lo tho tax. FREDERICK A. SAWYEP.. Collector Second District, 8. C. Juno 20 ws'J tnrTIIE PEOPLE'S CAN DTD A T R FOR I SUEHIl'F of Charleston District, Captain C. II. KIO? WA LD. tun July 8 ?S-M1?S8RS. EDITORS. :-YOU WILL PLEASE announce lien. A. M. MANIOAULT as a candidato for | Sheriff at tho cusuing election. A CITIZEN. November ti stu " ?ir WE ARE AUTHOIUZED TO ANNOUNCE WM. ni.UM DINGLE as a Candidate for the SberilTolly al thu ensuing elf* linn. September ll 0 aw EXECUTORS' NOTICE-ALL PERSONS having demands against tho Estate nf tho lalo Coloucl ARTHUR P. HAYN E. will present thom duly attested, and thoeo hoing Indebted lo thc Estatu will make pay? ment to W. ALS i ON TRINOLE. ' CHARLES ALSTON, W. ALSTON lill No LI', June 29 s.1 QuaLiled Executors. OTT NOTICE_NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that Salurxlty next, tho 20th ito :., ls appointed an Son lonco Day, and fur tho call of thc ConUucent DockcL Dy ord. r or Com t. J. W. Il HOWS" FELD, July io i c. a. e. tc c. P. AS-STATE OE SOUTH CAROLINA, ODIARLES- j TON DISTRICT-CLERK'S OFFICE C. G. 8. AND C. P. -PUIILIC NOTICE.-I, J. W. UllOWNFIELD. Clork of I said Court, in puinuance of the Act of tho Legislature, In auch coso mada and provided, do hereby gtvo publia no? nce that an ELECTION FOtl SHERIFF OF Cn.MILES- I TON DISTRICT will bo held on JfenuViy, tho rilli of | August next, st all thc usual places or elect ion throng!., out thc said District. Witness my hand, st Charleston, tba 2Cth June, 18C7. 3. Vt. BROWNFIELD. C. O. 3. and 0. P. Juno 28 ??V OFFICE OF THE OITY REGISTRAR.- | CHAR ESTON, July nth, 1SC7.-As tho Civil Authori? ties bavo lustlluted activo measures to Improve and per? fect tho sanitary condition of tho city, tho Registrar would ear licitly Invito tho prompt and zealous co-opera- j Hon nf tho cilizeus in enforcing tho same. i h. v aro particularly rcqnertod to observo and re? port all nuisances or soy condition of premisos prejudl i.d to thc pul.le- health. "Complaint Dooks "aro deposited at tho Lower and Upper Wanbi Guard Houses for this purpose, for tho icoonimodiitlon ot tho public GEORGE 8. PEL /ER, M. D., July Hi IS City Registrar. MJV HO Pal HOPS 11 HOP8II1--JUST RE? CEIVED, a Ono lot of primo frosh WESTERN lit 'PS, and for sale by the pound or hundred weight, by July ll thain Chemist and Apothecary, N? 123 Meeting street. tv' BEAUTIFUL HAIR.-CHEVALIER'S LIFE for the HAIR positively restores gray hair to Its original color and youthful beauty; Imparts life, strength and growth to tho weakest hair; stops Ita falling out at once; keeps the bead clean; ia unparalleled aa a bsir-drcAslng. sold by all druggists, fashionablelulr-dremera, and deal? ers in .'ency goods. Tho trade supplied by tbowbole ? ale druggists. SARAH A. CHEVALIER, M. D" Juno 8 stulhCiuo Now York. OTT A YOUNO LADY RETURNING TO HER country homo, after s sojourn of s few months In tho city, was hardly recognized by her friends. In place o a coarse, rustic, flushed face, sho had a Bolt ruby com? plexion of almost marble smoothness, and Instead o. tw-nty-lhree abo really appeared but eighteen. Upon in? quiry as to tho cause of so great s change, sho plainly told them that sho used tho CIR''A.-IAN BALM, and considered lt an Invaluable scoulsi Hon to any lady's toilet Hy its uso any Lady or Gentlemen can Improve their per? sonal appearance an hundred fold. It ls slroplo in its comb ?nation, as Nature herself la simple, yot unsurpass? ed hi itu cm cary in drawing Impurities from, siso heal? ing, cleansing and beautifying tho skin snd complexion. Hy lui direct ic Won on the cutlclo it draws from lt all its iuajuniliv, Wildly healing tho same, and leaving tho sur face as Nature intended lt should be-clear, soft, smooth and beautiful, price (1, sent by Msll or Express, on re? ceipt of sn order, by W. L CLARK k CO., Chemists, No. 3 West Fayette Street, Syracuse, N. Y. Thc only American Agents for the salo of tho same. March 30 ly ?.TERRORS Ol' YOUTH-A GENTLEMAN who suffered for years irom Nervous Debility, Pre? mature Decay, and all the effects of youthful indiscre? tion, will, for tho sako of suffering humanity, send freo, to -ll who need lt, tho receipt and directions for making tho simple rcmody by which ho was cured. Sullen.T wislir g to profit by tho xdvertlsar'a experience, can do j so by addressing, la perfect confidence \ JOHN B. OGDEN, April 32 8mos* No 12 Cedar street. New York. ?sr THE GRAVEST MALADIE8 OP YOUTH AND EARLY MANHOOD.-HOWARD ASSOCIATION ESSAYS, on tho Physiology of tho Passions, and the Errors, Abuses and Diseases peculiar to tho first age o< man, with Reports on now methods of treatment em? ployed tn this Institution. Bent In scaled Utter en? velopes, freo of charge. Address Dr. X 8KILLIN HOUGHTON, Howard Aasoclatlon, Philadelphia, Ps. May 20 Hmo ta- ARTIFICIAL EYFJ3-ARTOTCLAX, HU? MAN EYES made to order and Inserted by Dra. F. BARCH and P. GOUOLEMANN (formerly employed by ROUMOHKEAU, ol Paris), No. (99 Broadway, New York. April 14 lyr "COSTAR'S" PREPARATIONS. ESTABLISHED EIGHTEEN YEARS. Laboratory, No. IO Crosby street, New York. 3000 Boxea, Bottles and FUiks manufactured daily. SOLD DY A LL DR UO O ISIS E VER YW ITERE " COSTAR'S " BALES DEPOT, No. 484 BROADWAY, NOW YORK, Where sr, S3 to ls aires are put up for Fem Hies, Stores Ships, Boals, Public Institutions, lie., Ac lt ls truly wonderful the confidence that ts now had in every form of Preparations that comes from "Co* tar'a '" Eetabll.bin ont. .?COSTAll'B" EXTERMINATORS-For Rate. Mtco, Roaches, Ants, Ac, ic "Only Infallible remedy known." "Not dangerous to tho human family." "Hate como out of their holes lo die," Ac. "CO>TAll'J " BED-BUG EXTERMINATOR-A liquid, put up in not tin?, and novor known to (all. "COSTA K'S" ELKO uno POWDER-For Moths tn Fora and Woollens, ls Invaluable. Nothing can exceed lt I fer power snd efficacy. Destroys Instantly all Insects on Plants, Fowls, Animal*, i.e. "COSTAR'S" BUCKTHORN SALVE-For Cu ls. Burns, Wounds, Bruises, llro.cn Breasts, Sore Nipples, Piles In I all forms, Old Borea, UlcerV, and all kinds of cutaneous stToctloDs. No family should be without IL It exceeds | In efficacy all other Salves In nae. '.COffTAR'B" CORN SOLVENT-For Corns, Bunions, W.n.-, kc " COS TAU'S " BITTER SWEET AND ORANGE BLOS 8 MS-Ilcsutifles tho Complexion, by giving to tho skin \ a soft sod boantiful freshness, sud ls Incomparably be? yond any thing now in nao. Ladles of taste and position arani lt as sn essential to tho mu rt. An unprecedented o ls ila best recommendation- One bottle U always followed by moro. Try lt to know. "COSTAR'S" BISHOP FILLO-A universal Dinner P.ll (sugir-eo ito.!i, and ol extraordinary efficacy for Cos? tiveness, all foncs of Indigestion, Nervous sud Kick Headache. A Pill thal U now rapidly .upcrscJiug .11 otb ors. " COSTAR'S" COran REMEDY-For Coughs, Colds, Hoarseness, Boro Thesit, Croup Whooping Cough, Asth? ma, and all forma of Bronchial, and Diseases of the Throat and Lungs. A. dress HBNRY R. COSTAR, No. iff] BROADWAY, ri. Y. DOWIE & MOISE, AMIOLKSAI.B AGENTS, No. 151 Meelina; street, opposite Charleston Boto). Jone 17 SPECIAL NOTICES. aa- NOTICE.-'IHK UNDKI?IONRD IIAVlKO bceu appointed by Ibo Court of Equity Itrrrlver nr tim | Block uiTrsilo, ?tut rITecla cf CHAKI, TOOMEY k cu., Ship chandlers, offers tko nanto for sale nt retail. Birts will also be recel- d till tho ?Ht luau, for tin- POR. OHABB OF TUE ENTIBE STOCK, lue uucxsirod lease of tho store No. 48 East Ray, nnd I ho good will ur the concern. If uot sold before tho lotti day of August next, thc samo will ho offered at Public Auction ou that day. For uarllci.larn apply lo HUOI1 E. VINCENT, July 20 Rtutb No. 48 East Hay. ?3-0KPHA? HOUSE (TI1^EL.-ITHE^ 111 o'. IIIIIHT SMITH, of tho Cnllartau Church, will j pcrronu Divine cervieu lu Ulla Chapel To-ilorrovt Af- | rrrnoon, 'Hat iiial., at 0 o'clock. July 20 1 ?3* TUE STATE OE SOUTH CAROLINA, DARLINGTON DISTRICT.-IN F.QUITY.-P. 71. IIACOT \NI) T. L. UACOT, Administrators, PETER BACOT, r?. TUE HEIRS AND CREDITORS Ol? PETEll ?. IIACOT.-Upon hearing tho pleading* 111 thia case, it , a, on mellon or W. W. UARLLEE, Complainants' Solid or, ordered that all and singular tho creditors of tho late i'ctor S. Dacot. Complainant's Intestate, bo required o filo and provo their respective deinaudH ami debts In udginonls snd otherwise against thc said lulealato. Ll? oro tho Commission! i of this Court, by Dr before tho irat day of Novombor nnxl, and in default thereof thal hey bo debarred from the beucllt of any decrco to bc nado therein, sud that tho Coinmlaelouor of thin Court lo advertise thia order once a month lu the Darlington iuufAemer snd tho Charleston Daily Mass, untfl tho aid Oral day of November nexL Tho abo'o la a Imo copy Iroru tho original ordor made n tho above caso, 13th ol February, 1HS7. A. F. EDWARDS, C. E. D. D. Commissioner's Ofhce, Darlington C. IL, February 32, WT-_?aoi>_February 23 tnr THE STATE OE SOUTH CAIIO??X; >ARLINOTON DLHTRICT_IN EQUITY-H. W. ED VARDS. Ailminlstralor T. E. ROWLE, ra. E. S. UOWLE, AMES P. WILSON AND OTHERS.-RILL FOR IN? UNCTION, ACCOUNT AND lt Kid PR-Il is ordered hat tho CREDITOItS of THOMAS E. ROWLE, deceased, io enjoined from proceeding to recover tliekr clnlnts at aw agni md tho complainant, and that they dn provo and stablish their demands against tho said llowix before ho Comndssoncr of this Court, on or before tim first ?lay f December next, and In default thereof that they bo larrod tho benefit of any decree to bn pronounced crciu. The above ia a Ima copy from thc original order made a tho above slated case, 12lh February, 1867. A. F. EDWARDS, C. E. D. ?. lontmlaaloncr's Office, Darlington C. H., Feb. 22, 1807. Februar}' 2.1 ell Os" Tl ir. STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA ?ARLINQTON DISTRICT-IN EQUITY-HANNAH J. [ART, Administratrix, rt. ELLEN E. UART, JOUN rTTUERSPOON, cf al.-DILL FOR INJUNCTION, CCOUNT AND RELIEF.-It ls ordered that tho credit- I rs of JOHN L. UART bo enjoined from proceeding to crover their claims at law against tho complainant, and ?mt they do prove and establish their demands against I io said John L. Hart, before Ibo Commissioner of | bia Court, on or before the first day of November next, nd In default thereof that they bo birred from thc ben? ni of any decree to bo made herein. It ls also ordered that a copy or Ulis order bo published t least onco a week until tho first day of November next I l thc Darlington ?oiifAerner end tho Charleston Daily | 'ocr. Tho above ls a true copy from tho original order m ado l tho ab ive case. Pith February, 1807. A. F. EDWARDS, C. E. D. D. CouiirasiONtn's Ornor, Darlington C. H., February 2, 1807. s30 fl February 23 aa* OFFICE DEPOT QUARTER M AS: En, CHARLESTON, 8. C., JULY 13,1807.-Soalod prr osais wUl bo received at this OfQco until 12 o'clock noon n batnrdsy, July 20tb, 1807, at wblth Umo they will bo pened, for furnishing mitcrial snd erecting a PICK ET 'ENCE around Citadel Square. Plana and SiwclncaUonn j >r tho work can bo seen at thia office. All proposals ' nat bo accompanied by tho names of two Rnod sureties, i tho sum of Ovo hundred dollars oich, for the faithful crformanco of tho work. Proposals will bo ad ii roar oil i tho undersigned, and marked "Proposals for erecting j "onco," Ry order. R. O. TYLER, _BvtMaJ..Ooo. and Chief Q. M^JMJulUt^ THstHoL. July 15 0 RvL Major and A. A. Q. M. ta- NOTICE T J alARINEhS.-C ATTAINS ND PILOTS wishing to anchor their vessels in Ashloy iver, are requested not to do oo anywhere wubin direct inge or tho heads ol tho BA V ANN AH RAILROAD WHARVES, on tho Charleston and SL Andrew's side ol 10 Aihlc-y River; by willoh precaution, contact with thc ubmarino Telegraph Cabio will bo avoided. B. O. TURNER, H. M. [arbor Master's Office, Charleston, February 0, 1808. February 7 *sr~RATC HELO R'S HAIR 1) YE.-THIS PLENDID BAIR DYE ls the best tn tho world. The. nly fruc and perfect Dyr-harmless, reliable, Inj ii n ineous. No disappointment. No ridiculous tint?, alura! Black or Brown. Remedies the Ul effects of Bad Iyer. Invigorates tho bair, leaving it end and beautiful, he genuine ls sign od IV?lhara A. Batchelor. All others re mere imitations, and should be avoided. Sold by all iruggists and Perfumara. Factory, No. Bl Hardey troot. New York. ?sT BEWARE OF A COUNTERFEIT. Doc? rn ber io lyr af*-WE ARB AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE I M. WUITTSO, Esq., as a candidate for Sheriff of barb flton (Judicial) District, at the next election. September 10 THE IMPROVED A HE NOW IN USE WITH MANY FAMILIES OF t\_ thia city, and have given entire satiafacdon to all rho havo tri od them. We warrant thom to boll, boko, broil, fry, heat sniooth og irons, Ac, without smoking. They can bo managed y any lady, without tho aid of a servant, and can do all bo cooking of a tam Hy with leas trouble and at less cx lenae than tho ordinary coal or wood a loves. Fteah aupplics of these useful and economical ?TOVES aie coaatantly arriving, and wo are prepared to umtali them at raanafachirer's prices, wholcsalo and tua J. B. DUVAL & SON, ?OLE AGKNTS KIHI CHARLESTON, H. C., No. 337 KIN O STREET, Ono Door north of Liberty ?Ire nt. July il wmO AGAIN IN OPERATION! THE NTH AM GRIST AND MEAL BULL OF JOHN CAMPSEN & CO., No; 14 Market st., opposite State st, ri IS WELL KNOWN EST AB LIS HUENT, HAVING been disabled during the late unfortunate war, have atoly completed their Mali after tho latest m od ona im? provements, and are now prepared to furnish the public with fresh ground GRIST and MEAL at all times, and all] gilnd eltbor on tod or for cash, at lowest rates. JOHN CAMP-EN A CO., No. Il Markot street, opposlto State street. May 33 _thmtooe PIIRN1?UB? AND UNDERTAKING rIF. 8UB30RIBER ANNOUNCES THAT HE HAS connected, as heretofore, tho UNDERTAKING BUSINESS, [n all ita parts, with tho FTJUNITURE. SO that ho ia pre? pared to ramleh ta?erais completo, and to glvo personal lUontion In the moat delicate, respectable and satisfacto? ry manner. He ls also prepared to remoro bodies to any liataneo fros of amoll and decay. - J , ? ' FISK'S MET AUG OAbBS, and all kinds ofCOFTIhS, dwaya on band on tho most reasonable terms. R. WHITE, FURNITURE vVAREROOMB, Southwest comer Wentworth and Meeting streets. Or st No. 9 COLLEGE STREET, at night and Sundays. June 29 _fmwlnio THE AIKEN PRESS. [TIB PROPOSED TO PUBLISH IN THE TOWN OE Aiken, a c., a Weekly pspor under tho above title. /> bo devoted to General Intelligence-Political. Cora nerclal. Social, Literary, and Religious-with a Depart neut of Agriculture, including the Field, the Grctuuv ho VlnoyanL anal tho Oat den. A Nows Summary, lc xiulaln a dlgoit of the Important events of tho week ?viii occupy a p tion of the ??aper, and particular allen Jon wul be given to the unsettled question of Labor, ai >eat adapted to oar new condition, and tho oovelopmoo Jf the resource Of tho country lu Manufacturen, Agrl mliuro. Fruit-railing, and Vino-gTowing. Terms-S3 a year, in advance. H. W. RA YEN EL, Editor W. D. Knur LA un. PubUaher. January 21 THE TRI-WEEKLY NEWS, PUBLISHED IN WINNHDORO' 8. C., AFFORDS A prcfltable medium for the advert? sing public ol Charl aston. We rcepeotftilly scllclt their psAroruuio for our tnnioal hen efl I. GAILLARD, DESPOSTES k WILLIAMS, November lt> SHIPPING. rvEISv".,.?" LIVKKPOOI.-TIIE Al NOIL. rfVU?^UMIIAN DARR KJELLEsTAD. Cpl. Wenge. J A* * '''" fda (inly iou bales Coll?n to compl?ta hm --.?"cargo. For I'ligagi'iiipnir, apply lo ,_." lu COURTER** Ai TltENItOf.M, _?!2? J?_?taa__Union Wharf. "F?-T?S n. fM? '''VMHIMMIl.-TUM FINK /rWWm?ft Urlll*.h "*rk J- OUMMINOS, cpi. ?J^SCK?T; ??el""}-, haring ? Urge portion of Bu eiiCTiti-d will meet ?Uh dfsnatcb for Ult) ano*?. jKirl. lor 1 rclglit engagements, opplv to jul, n " ?OUT MURE k CO.. -J.?V-iZ_5 . Iloyt n A- Co. a Wharf. wj-^ KIMI ( OOPK.lt HIV KU -Tine eur ^ , ?I mid I"tl, ni July, and continu-: ^^^^ Fo. I-rcU;l.t cu?a?eiiienf>. und* to Master on board, or lu HHACOrt..- M ALLON EE, N n ?ii I--.I .. liorlbeok's Wbart. N. lt.-All Freight* munt hft preps d. Juiiuti'J Imo NEW YORK AND CHARLESTON STEAMSHIP LINK. FOIt MOW YOltK, [TIE NEW AND ELEGANT SIDEWHEEL STEAMSHIP CHAMPION, lt. W. LOCKWOOD. COMMANDER. IT/TLI. LEAVE FROM A DO EU'S SOUTH WUAllUj > V on Saturday, thu '. Ulli In.t.. at fi o'clock P. M. *nr~ AU outward I reicht cugnueniouta munt bo madu t tho ofllc . ul COURTENAY A: TRENUOLM, No. 4* isl I'_7. DtT~ l'or f nssago and all matters connected with thu award business of Ibo Ships, apply to STREET DRUTH? ERS A- CO., No. 74 East Itsy. STREET RHOTUEHH A- CO., I .""_," COURTENAY A TltENHOLM, j Ageme. July U FOll NEW YORK; RLOULAR UNITED KTATE9 MAIL LINK )NE OF THE FAVORITE AND ELEGANT STEAM. SHU'S SARAGOSSA. GRANADA. WILL LEAVE EVERY SATURDAY. TUE STEAMSHIP SARAGOSSA, CAPTAIN CROWELL, ^.ft-.t'-r, WILL LEAVE VANDERIIORST'S A'S^i. -'S i Wharton .e<ifunf<iy, July HT. 18G7, al Ol. - --^=*-*- Hill liding for signatura must bo pre? sided at ofllco of Agent on Friday afternoon. July IS_RAVEN EL k CO. FOR SAVANNAH. TUE STEAMER DIM1 "5rT POINT, 1100 TOSH nc UTI 1 KN, CAPT. 8. ADKINS. RAVENEL A- CO., Agents. .OR PALATKA, FERNANDINA, .JACKSON V1I.I.E, AND .VD. TUR LAND? INGS UN Till-: HT. .iniO'.H RIVER, VIA SAVANNAH, GED. THE NEW ANO SPLENDID STEAMSHIP POINT, (1100 Tana ITnrthen) CAPTAIN S. ADKINS, sf,C~**TT+ WILL LEAVE MIDDLE ATLANTIC X^teiT??WH\IIF, cvory TUESDAY A'lOHT, st ?aMatalalijvi 0 o'clock, fur thu sboro pbvrcs, eonncct ro - JgS- log with thc Goonda Central Rsllrosd al avannah, for Macon, Mobllo aud Now Orleans. AU Frolght must be paid barn by shippers. For Freight or Passage, apply ou board or at Uio coko f RAVENEL k CO.. July 12_ A gents. . KW 1 OUR AND I : lt I CI II \ STEAMSIU.' COMPANY. THE FTRST-CLA6S U. 8. M.UL STEAMRHIFS .TLANTIO. ' I NORTH* RN LIGHT. IALTIC. JJtVEsTERN METROPOLIS. icaTe Pier No. 40, NVft., Now York, overy nccoud Sat ,^^MI^^. rroni^Jurjo ia. _y&BEIBt liing passengers to 8oulheniplon, Loudon. Havre sn I rcmun. at tho rbllowUg rate?, payable m golden-ILi pm eleni In currency: First Cabin. fllO; Second Cabin, $GS? Stoorsgo, tas, rom Un men. Southampton and Havre to New Yolk, irst Cabin, 5110 ; Second Chin, $78; Steerage, Mil. EXCUHfilON TICKETS OUT AND HOME-Flist nbln. ?21U; beennd Cbln, ?130; Steerage. 170. 8AIU.KI DATS FROM NEW TOHZ ASH nnMIEN : uno HS and 20 I July 13 and 27 I August 10 ami 21 cpL 7 and 21. | Oct. R and 10 | Nor. 2 and ir. For Freight or Passago apply to ISAAC TAYLOR, Prcaldenl. Fcbrnary 27_ly -_No 40 Hroadwav. N. V. fllKOVIjllTlliKUTaTUVLUlllD], B Y CHARLESTON AND SAVANNAH STEAM PACKET IJTNE, , THI-W ICKltLi . VIA DEAUFORT AND HILTON HEAD. . WEEKLY, VIA DLUFFTON. TEAMER PILOT BOY*. ...CAPT. W. T. MCNELTY. TEAMER "PAisNIB.CAPT. F. PECK. "VNE OF TUE A ROVE STEAMERS WH.L L17 A VE J Charleston and Bavannsb every Homtay, IKWnri ny and Friday llornina: at 7 o'clock. Touching st lunion on Hondas, trip from Charleston, and irraser ay, trip from Savannah. Freight received dally (rom 0 A. M. to G P. M., and loped free of chargo. AllTVay Freight, aleo Dlufnon Wharfage, must be pre? nd. For freight OT passage, apply to JOHN FEROUSON, Accommodation Wharf. Charleston. OLAGHORN k CUNNINGHAMS, Agents, Savannah, Ga. FULLER k LEE, Agente, Beaufort, 8. C. N. H.-THROUGH, TICKETS sold at tho office of the gen cy in Ch arl union to points on the Allan tie ami Gull .ailroad, snd to Fernandina sod pointa on Ibo SL John's liver,_ . Julyl NEW PERFUME For the Handkerchief. A MOST EXQUISITE, DI-.T.fUTK, AND FRA ; KANT PERFUME, Distilled from tho Pare amt {dutiful Flowor from wluoh it ink. o ita name. iLA MUPAOTITRED ONLY RY PHALON A BON, NEW TOBK. REWARE OF COUNTERFEITS. ASK Fun PFJALO'VB-TA Hil KO O'.-lix ll. Sold by DrogRiata generally, and Bold at Wholesale by GOODRICH, WHAN & CO., ' January'.i _rnlhlyr THE MARION STAR, ESTABLISHED NEARLY TT?ENTY YEARS ACO. 13 published at Marton, 8. C.. bl the centra] portion if ihr country, and offers a favt reble medium to Mar. ihants. Druggists, Machinists, and al] classes who desire o oxlend their baslneaa In Ure Poe Dee country. For the benoni of our advertising patrons, we abai], tn idditlon to oar subscription list, which ls constantly in - iroaalng, publish and distribute, gratuitously isOOG extra ?orlos of the STAR, dnrtng the trna!sass armem this Rates of Advertising liberal. W. J. KoKERALL, November 20_Editor and ProtrrhHor. THE CAROLINA TIMES, PtHiUBllED AT onARGloUTJRO C. ll. TUTS PAPER GTROTJLATES TBBOUGHOUT TRY. middle portion of th? Slain, and oObrs the best fae Ul li es for advertisers, February Iff