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VOLUME rv. HO. 463._CHARLESTON, S. C., MONDAY MORNING-, FEBRUARY" ll, 1867~ " mjrr* XITTTT* TELEGRAPHIC. Oui ( nilli lllspittl lien Fi.onENOK, July 20.-B iron PATAZZI, Primo Him ?olor of Italy, lian offered tu garrison tho City of Homo with 'National troups, to piutucl it a;;.mini tl Ainu \ i.m nuil MAZZINI. HouritAjtrros, July 20.-Tho raft Nonpareil 1ms arrived. All woll. LONDON, July 20-Noon.--Consols, 91 J; Bonds, 72 13-16. Livnrooi., July 20-Noon.-Cotton sales 10,(KKI halos; Uplands IO J, Orleans luj. Sales ol thu week 72.000. lor oxpurl ami HpeCUlation 21,001). Stock 61)7,000 halos, whereof 303,000 is American Weather tmlavornhlo foi crops. General ninrkctt nnobanged, LONDON, July 2<J-2 P. M_Consols, Oil: liomin 7211-10. LiVEnrooL, July 2G-2 P. M.-Cotton lirmor bul not quotably higher. All otborvlreloa unchanged Sim til ("ii viii Inn lt i p 111 > 1 11 11 11 Cull VC ll 110 ll. COLUXIUIA, July 2il-Tho time was emanated to? day in tho discussion mid election of officers in tho State ContraiCommittoo ol ibo Union Itcpubli can parly. They havo elected a white President nnd Treasurer, and one wlltto Vicc-Prcsident amt Treasurer, mid one Vice-President, and Secretary, colored. Ono white dolugnlo tendered hin ie-i? ?latiun to-day. Ile could nut subscribe tu tho plat? form adopted by thu ('.invention. In accenting ii, tho President ol' thu Uutlvtintlun said that ho ara* Riad lo accept it., Uo did not want a Judas among them. ltosulutiuns were adopted that a copy uf the proceedings bo transmitted tu Ibo Prctmlunt ul tho U. H., Cleo. .Sickle.!, mid tho Hxootttlra Com mitten of the party at Washington. Thu Couvi (ion adiuuiued to-night. Accident on (lie South L molina Itn'lronu. COLUMBIA, July 26.-\ lad named li .icku, n nowaboy on tho S. C. R. ll., was hilled by tho train near Hamburg this illuming. Wnsliliiittim N'wi. WASIHNOTON, July 215_Judge Fisher admits tho evidence regarding nunnie; traills, providing Sm eal t was c.miic ni-.1 with them. A hall'-dozcu witnesses testified against Dr. H?SSCII'H triillifu! nosa, o.burs tuatillud lo Iiis good eli:irac?;"?>lt'{l}? lng that linnie who testified ne,-;iij'hN nV.'.K C w?t? church difUuulty with Uif^'a supposed that tic drawing lo ii^ViYJ"bu louglhy. arf UlTFrusidont has appointed G?neralfl Sherman, Harney mid Terry, OH members uf tho Indian Commission. Tho dunn, isiun assembles at St. Loilis Oil illO lil nt pi ii VII inn Messrs. Patterson, Watson, and Representatives Un ii ii all. Cn llntn. Lugan, Scholle ld, Kully, and Paino, will ntituip Ohio for tho Radical ticket. i'ho iitlornal revenue receipts today amount to ?818,000. . From Itlcliiuunil. RICHMOND, July 2U_Tl.o United Stales Court commenced its session beru to-day. Judgo Un? derwood in his chargo said tho Gra?d Jury would havo a now ohms of cases belum thom, in which illogal registration would he charged. Ho urged moderation, as many had rcgisturcd upon the ?tr en g ih ot tho A-tornuy Generalis opinion, ami that of the District Com innudor, and had not in? tended to havo committed perjury. If any were presented it should nut bj tuo ignorant, but Hie prominent men who knew better. Tho following is an urdir from General Scho? field's heudqunrtors. FinsT MILITA nv Dismicr, ) Si A rr. UF VlBOIXIA, > Ilichionnd, Va., Julv2i>, l-i"n ) [Goncr.il Ordure Nu. 47. J lit. In ac'ordatico willi sect.on Gib of thc act o'. Congress, passed July 19, 18t?7, containing lue words Executive or Judicial olliucr iii any Stale, as UBod in tho Registration calli, ns proscribed in tho act of March, 18fi7, paragraph 4, ut tho instructions published in Ucucral Or.len No. 84 from theso Headquarters, dated Jutiu 3, 1807, is hereby atuendo 1 io road Governor. Lieu t eua ii t-n over nur, Bocrolary ol Slate. Audi? tor of Public Accounts, Second Auditor, Rogister of tho Land Odien. Stato 'J'roasurcr, Al tornoy-Gciicnil, Sheriffs, Sergeant of oily or Town Commissions. County buivoyora, Constables, Ovcr soors of tho Poor, Commissioners of tho Hoard ol Public Works, Judges of tho Silin eulo Court, Judges of tho Circuit Court, Judges of the Court of Hustings, Justices of tho County Cum lu, Mayor, Recorder und Aldermen of tho City or Town, Coro? ners, Ks el i eat ur?, Inspectors of''Tobacco, Flour, Ac, Chrks of Ibo Supromc, District, County and Circuit Courts, and uf tue Court of Hust? ings, Attorneys for tho Commoiiw.nltli, 2d. Boards of Registration will be governed by tho nbuve amended hst? of Ejecutivo and Judicial oiti :ors iii rovioing tho registration nt tho Heooml Hussion of tho boards to bo lipid as required' bv Far. 17 o? tho regulations publiahcd in Ooiioril Order, No. 28, from Iheso Headquarters dated May 13, 18G7. Tho boards will transfer to tho list of I'cjootcd, tho namos of nil noreojia who iimv L?\o i#cou improperly rogistoiea, and will rcgiater all peiaons ontitfed to voto, who may liavo failod from any causo whatovcr to bo registered at tho first session of thc Board. From Texas. NEW OMXANS, July 20.-At Galveston in-day, tho Government employ cos lately sent to work at tho frontier routs wcro rcportod suffering from cholera . near Bau Antonio, whore they wcro quar? antined, and five deaths wore taking placo among them daily. Tho fi i. edin i ii at Ally lo wu wcro also suffering from cholera. _ _' From (.alveston. GALVESTON, July 20.-Tho steamer Tartar has arrived from Wilmington, Delaware, to rmi. bc tweon Galveston and Brazos. From (.eovgln. AuonsTA, July 20.-Heavy Mowen to-diy wilh indications Ot n continuance of favorable accounts from tho interior regarding ttio crops. TWO colored children were killed by lightning. Tho freedmen nro holding nico'inga throughout tho Biato, and wcro addressed by Radical speakers, whito and black, who urgo upon tho froedmon thc duty and necessity of supporting thoir parly. From New Orlt-ans. NEW Oni.KAXs, July 25.-Tho Aniorican brig Robertson, from Havana, has arrived at tho Pass a rOuIre this evening, having on board twonty-tliroo coolies. Other shipments in smaller numbers have already arrived, nnd aro at^ work on planta? tions. Emigrants In llrltlih Iloiidurng. NEW YonK, July 20.- A lotter from Brit h?h Hon? duras, July 13, saya Another steamer had arrived from tho United' Status with a largo number o; emigrants. As an inducement to Bottlers tho Legislature exempts all settlors from .duties mid tuxes for threu years, and admits stock, imple? ments, furniture and provisions freo. It morcuver gives land mid money tu ablo bodiod GUI tiers. Mend? to Snpencdu Mu rillo H. NEW Y om;. July 20.-A dispatch to tho lierait} says that Meado has been m-lce(cd to succeed Sheridan when thc President gets ready to move in tho matter. From '1 i mirinee NASHVILLE, July 26_It is reported that nt tho riot at Rodgcravillo a shut waa fired at Etheridge. Continued volleys woro fired by both parties; white CouHorvalivo and black Radical. Hoven woro mor J^jy and thirty slightly wounded. Etheridge wno From Indianapolis INDIANAPOLIS, July 20.-Tho lion. Daniol Mciioc, formerly a member of Congress, shot himself this morning. Domestic markets. NOON DISPATCH. * m Nnw YonK,-July 26.-Stocka strong. Monoy 5a0. Gold 3D); Sterling timo, 10; Sight lu}; T,2 Coupons Iii. Flour heavy for unsound, steady for sound Wheat dull and declining. Corn lc bolter. Pork lower, f23.37(i23.50. Lard steady. Whiskey quint. Cotton .[inet and nie;.dy, 27.i27te. Freight:! qUIOt. Turpontino doll at 58c. K min quiot. EVENINO DISPATCU. Colton firm; salos 1500 bales, at 27a27J. Flour dull and heavy; prices unchanged. Wheat 3o5 Iowor rm sumo descriptions; ember Southern ?2 40 a2 r.3; Whito $2 C0a2 70. Com lc. higher; Mixed Wen le rn ?lal OL Provisions genet ally firmer. Lard 12J,al3L Grcciries dull, quiet and in.chang? ?e. Tnrpuiilino 57la58. Rosin?3 (i31a8 60. Freights quiet, .-tonks Btrilllg. MoiiCV 5 per Cont, tmid 89|. '62 coupons llljalllj. ' DALTUIQIIE, July 20.-Kio Cufio ) dull, market friers tito buyers. Flour quiet, good citv mills ehiliping extra, held nt f 12 00. Wheat dull, re? ceipts mod?ralo, markut favors tho buyers ; Red $1 'J3n$2 45, medium grades $2 35; Corn stcnth. primo whito fl 25 ; yellow fl 15afl 16 ; Mixed western $112, receipts light. Oats lower, supply good, old 00a93 ; now 75n00. Sugar quio! ami un? changed. Provisions quiet, no demand for largo lots, good retail demand on Boutliorn ordern; prices unchanged. Whiskoy dull and nominal. Weather cloudy and very not, crops favorable CINCINNATI, July 20.-Flour unchanged; Family $10 23al0 75. Wheat in Mr demand; No. 1 $2 03; Rod $2 20a2 25; cl?nico Kontucky sold nt (2 37). Corn finn and quiot; in sacks 85c. Whiskey dud and michatigcd. Mess Pork 123 75; generally hold nt $24. Bacon scarce, lillie offering: Clear Sides 1 Cc. Hams firm nt 22o. Lard 12}al3.)c. WILMINOTON, July 26.-No salo of Cotton, Tur pontino steady at 52 i c. Rosin dull for common grades; fino crades activo, prices uncliaiigod. NEW OniXANS, July 20.-Sales 300 bulos; dull and unchanged; Low Middlings 2Un25. Receipts I of tho wo' k 1201 halos against 870. Exports of tho week 16,656. Stork 20,083. Louisiana Sugar, fair, at 13.{. Market bnro of Louisiana Molasses, Cuba Sugar firm, in light stock and fair demand. Flour quiet; Super ill) 75. Corn quint, and dc dined 2a5c. Oats, nono in flcst hands; salos to arrive at tl 15: Choico Hay scarco ami in il maud; other descriptions dull; Choico.23; Strictly Choice 43. Pork quiot; Mess f26 25a20 60. Bacon, slock light, market quiot; ShonhlorB ll Jal I J; Clo ir sides lOjolGJ. Lard quiot bul firm; Heroes, in lots, 131c. Gold 89JJB39|; Sterling 51?ao4; Now York Bight E'X ohango ?af premium. Stock, 7589. Weather clour and warm GALVESTON, July 20.-Cotton receipts of tho week, COS halos; total of tho soiaon, 100,480; stock 67??; Wool rocolpU, 163: on hand, 817. AUOUSTA, July 26-Cotton quiot bat steady. Salas 153 bales; Middlings, 21a2i). ' tx vi NM AH, July 26.-Ootlon, qnlel and steady, with light demand, Middlings, 25, Sales 87 bales, Bocel pta,' 870. No rain in tho last tiro days. Crop proepoolB Improving, \ i Tl IK lt AUK Al, STATE CONVENTION. [ FROM Olin I PSCXAti COlinESl'OXIIKNT.] CoLvitntA, July 25.-Tho proceed Inga of tho Convention lo-day were iulorrBtinp, ami tho nt - lomlance of ?poctaton unusually largo. Tho Con? vention met ai half-puul ton, nml after prayer by tho Hov. .TAXIES UUOWN, tho minutes of tho last meeting were read. Co.-sidcrablo but unimportant discussion on- , sued on Ibo maimer of appointing A Stnto Excou- ; tivo Central OoniHllttoo, and tho subject wau lin.illy rerurred to a C'ommittco of l'hrco. A Cotnmittco on rinnnce was appointed, con- 1 sistine; of J. P. M. ErrtNo, and four othors. Mr. C. 1'. LESLIE, of Uarinvcll (white), offorcd n , resolution tu tito uffect that tho Convention re- i quired reorganization, notwithstanding its officers ' had hern chosen on tho previous day. It was j scarcely tend beforo J. J. Wright, of Beaufort, i colored, moved to lay il upon tho tnblo. Tho motion wa? aureed to. Tho next parliamentary ncttoii of Mr. LESLIE should have been to tnko his sont, but instead, ho ' tooli tho Hour, with tho view, it is said, of giving J vent lo a .-peeeh Hotting forth tho nocossity of hov- , iug n while man to pee ide ovor and direct tho deliberations of the Convention, on tho ground ( that it ?ntl in itself n mc.isuro of conciliation bc- j tween (he races in ibo State, and of practical im- ( port.iuce to t,:o BIK'COSH of tho party. Hut tho , l'residoni tdiut down on Mr. LESLIE by calling him , to order. Mr. L. didu't seo thc point, and said : "I riso to a question ot priviloge." Chair- Woll, what is it ? , Mr. h. - I'm not boupd to sinlo a question ol t privilege. Chair.-Then tnko your HCAI, sir I ., . " Mr. r weil, il jro- M.' . ?M T? m*- S .onie hv u-or,-n ul-bale, you aro very muon mis laiton, amt for one- g Chair.-Tho sergoatita-nt-arms will removo that ? lelegntu from tho Loll. Mr. LESLIE gavo otic furtivo look behind him, tl md, an the colored officials advanced for tho pur- c H>AO, quietly, but* with sumo d?termination, ub- c. lervotl, "Woll, don't all como on at once; I feel C ,nully disposed to you all, but-but-I think I'd a' her Like my hat .-.nd go." And Mr. L. deputed ?, i sadder and, no doubt, a wiser man. n The Commit tee on tho Platform and Ilcsolutiotis A undo llioir rojiort. and Mr. W. W. Ileum.tu, of g fairfield (white), tn ado a minority report. It now (j ' ''.oin einteilt that tho "gag" process was tho C irdcr of thu day, and timi, betweon tho unparlia- Jj Uenlary decisions ofTho President and mot ions 'or tho provious question, no discussion could bo nd. Tho reading of the minority ropurt olicitod ;reat applauso, nt onco showing that it carried lin sympathy of thc popular heart of tho Conven- 1 ion for its mild and temperate tone. p li. W. MACKEY, (whito), moved that tho minority o oporl bc laid on tho table. ti Rinlolph, (03'oroJ). DaLargo, (co'.orotl,) and ?J losses. DUNCAN and lii.nnr.sr, frion ls ol tho rc- it nu t, loughi ( ho mo ions ns well us they know how, ci i ii gug No. 1 prevailed, and tho uiifortunulu plat- "! Ol in wai laid upon tho table. w Tho Convention proccoded to thc consideration tl >t tho majority report bj- sections. Mr. Ernxu . nuvod that tho first section of tho minority leport w c.! substituted for tho first socbion of tho majority fi eporl. U Tho Chair reftisod to oulortaiu tho moliou. ,? Mr. KrriNO-Cau'l I offer a substitute V li Chair-No sir, no part of that minority roport tl nu bo entertained. S This was of course uoparliamontary, but nobody n aw lit to appeal from tho decision of tho chair, iii nd tho unfortunate platform uaw light no moro util alter every section of tho majority report j" ad been read mid adopted. ai Then, Hov. B. F. WnrrixjionE, with a little ox- ol ?hil ton of tr,ump j, remarked that for tho par- 0, oso of giving Mr. Unniii.ur. mid his papor a ct banco, it should bo talion from the tablo. This ras ?I me, but tho Convontiou waa exhauated bv ?? u t,.0i.v-i. ??_.. ?.?u miimuca tno tinkering pou tho other document, and it was voled down tl ritbout a dissenting voice. ?, Tho plat m tn, aa adopted, is as follows : if .1. 1 hui in order to mako tho labor of all our gi jvnl foOow-citizena moro effectual for carrying w ut tho provisions of Congress for tho restoration at if law and order in our Stato, as well aa for tho w lenee and prospority of our ont ire country, wo, tho tt leoplo ol' South Carolina, do lorin ourselves into a w toliticai organization, to bo known aa tho Union P lopublican party of S mtb Carolina. bi 2. A hat QB republican incl it ut tonn cannot bo ol ?roser voil, unless i ni elli ?4011 co bo generally diffused tl uiimig a llclnsses, wa will favor a uniform system in if freo schools and collcgos, which shall bo opon ly o aU. il 3. That wo will favor a liberal ovstom of publia lc niprovouicnts, such as railroads, canals and 11 ithcr works, and also such s system of nw ur ling tl ont i acts for tho same us will givo all our follow- ti tiiizcos an equal and fair chanco to abaro in lu hem. , .1 Ot i. That as largo land monopolies tend only to ai nako tho rich riohor and tho poor poorer, and r.ro ct o ?nous to ile; agricultural, commercial and social ce ntorest? or tho Minto, tho legislature should ai Hoi uvery tirari ?rabio induconvml f jr tho division tc md sale of unoccupied lands a nong tho po ror si liasses, and os an encouragement to immigrants tl o net tlc in our Stato. bi 5. That tho interests of Um RUto demand a rc . inion o : tho entire codo of laws and tho reorganiza- w iou of tho courts. Il 0. That it ia just and proper that taxas should tl io ad zolorem, and proportioned to tho property of tl ha citizen*. bi 7. That tho ballot being tho surest safeguard of s| bo rights of tho citizen, all oxecutivo und legiB ntivc ollie.-i s of tho Mute lihou.cl bo elected by tba leonie; therefore, 01 llcsotccd, That, in our opinion, a purely rcpub ican government is maintained only by making o mr rulers responsible directly to tho pooplc by roquent elections-not by tho Legislature, but by ho Hoopla themselves; therefore, Hciotced, That tho dclogalca wo hindi Bond io ai ho Constitutional Convention about to bo called bi ly tho Commanding (leno lal, bc undi neted tn so j, ramo our new Constitution 1 hat tho Governor and ,'ounci), Kei nib n s and Representatives of tho Stato uugislaturo, and all nub ordinate officers, except in lioso of tho Judiciary Department, bo chosen by e| bo people, to hold their respectivo offices, not for ? 0 years, but fur ono year. And that in tho cloe- lr iou of President and vice-President of the United T Rates, chosen even four yoars, tho tleitors, ns fr hey aro now in every other Stato of tho Union, . ?hail bo chosen by tho mopfs diicclly, and not by K ho members of tho Legislature. P 8. That tho pour and destitute, those aged and 0 nflrm nooplo, linusolosa and homeless, and past >. abor, ? i... !,,,,""" fa car0 for tuom Bhonid fa, >t provided lor at tho expo.... HU.V. ?"d thaL tl in tho reconstruction of our OovornmunC, wflTftA L ,eu to it that tliey aro not neglected sud forgotten. (-. 0. That tho vuhuppy policy pursued by Andrew Johnson is, in ita effects upon tho loyal pcoDlo of 11 Ibo South, unjust, opprcssivo and intolerable ; vi and neem tingly, however ardently wo desire to BOO our Sta'o onco moro restored to its propor po? sition in tho Union, wo would deploro restoration r on anv otbor conditions than thoso prescribed by vt tho fortieth Congress, to which wa givo our cor- n dial and entre sanction, believing tbs principles .. enunciated by tho Republican party, through that Cotigross, to uo just and wisc. a 10 That tho adverso discrimination toward tho a" 11 ult ural labor?is of tho Southern States, as manifested by tho onormous tax on cotton, is un? just and oppressive, and should bo abrogated at M mo earliest praclicablo momont. C 11. That wo sincerely exult in tho fact that, OB a ?1 nation, wo aro uaw absolutely a nation of freemon, . ami that, from tho St. Lawrcuco to tho Rio Orando, 11 and ri0111 tho Atlantic to tho Pacific, tho nun no V longer Bhiuos tijiuii tho brow of a slave. ?; 12. That a WIBO caro for tho publia safely nomo- . limes randers ii necessary 'that thoao who havo " bought resolutely to overthrow a aovernmont t should not hastily bo restored to tho privilogo* or E which thev havo deprived thomsclvos by their crimo or treason-certainly not until thoy havo shown ovidouce of sincero ropontancu, and a dis- 1 position as onorgetically to support as thoy havo t in times past nought to dostroy tho Union: and t that wo cousidor willingnoss 00 tho part ci" thoso mon to olovato to power tho mon who proaorvod u unswerving adh?rence, to the Oovcrnmont during 1 tho war. as tl 10 beat teat of aincority in professiona ? for tho futuro, . , 13. That wo will not support any candidato for ? office who will not oponly endorso tho prlnoiplcB a adopted t y tho Union Republican party ; and that j wo ptedgj otirsolvcs to stand by Ibo regular nomi- ( nation of tho party, without any reservation what? ever. 1 A long debato ensued on o motton to add Ibo ( word "Radical" to tho tillo of .t bo party, which was < participated in hy a largo number. It was notice- ' able that th so who most favored tho idoa of < "rabid Radicalism" (which OiLSON, a whito Bureau < school lelolicr, aald ho wished was aa much Iden- I tided with everybody's heart na it was with bis 1 own), wore tl)0 northern negroes, and tho whito ' officeholders liko E. W. MACHET, WIIITTKUORE and 1 Do WEN. Tho conservatism soemod to ho confined to our own oo'.orod poople. Tho motion finally did not prevail, afr. Eyrixo (whito) offering tho following cari, oas substitute to tuo fourth eootion; you will ob? servo 1)101 tho Iron hand of couth cition ls biddon by ia velvet glovo | TtMOlfnd, That wo'doilro no man'a Und or property without adequate oomponsatlon and will not favor shy syilom of. confiscation, bnl thora should bon just a? walloa sn oq'j" ana Whole? some syatora of taxaUon BO that lt shall not boto tho adv?h tag 0 of apy on? to bold la Idlonpw ana uiiproductioii largo tracta of uncultivated lands. Hy MU? ii a systuui tho WOHIO and uncultivated landa now yielding nothing to thoir propriutois would soon bo disposed of in Hiunll quantities io actual wt tieri), who will inako thom productive and tlniH increase tho wealth and prosperity of tho Btalo. After (-onsiderublo debate, (iii which Randolph (eulored) look occasion lo remark that ho had found moro wealthy land holders in South Caro- j lina ready to Boll at low prices, than money among thocolorod race to purohaso with, tho resolution nf Mr. ETHNO, witH killed by Ibo following cluvcr j L'urlcacpio introduced by filr. \V. NV. 11 KUnKU I', (white.) Rssottcd, Thal a? living in and owning largo liousos in cities with molo, roomu in them than ire occupied by propiindira, and as tho income Irnm tho tents of city propel ty temi to make Ibo rich richer mid tho poor pnoror, tho Legislature should oller every pructicablo inducement for tho lalo of euell hon PCS aa will tend to distribu? o tho irococda of BU di solis among Ibo poorer classes md as ntl encouragement to emigrants to aottlo 1 n said cities. TUE UOARDS or Itr.tllSTEATloN. li. S. Langley (colored) olTurad tho following : liesolrcd, That in tho opinion of thia Conven ion, some of tho registers appointed hy order of ho t louerai commanding thia Military District do ?ot enjoy tho uoulidonuo nf tho budy of votura in ionio of their respectivo districts. A division waa called for ou tho question, but inly uix roso in tho afllrma'.ivo, whoroupon C. IV. IIACKOV, thojokiatof tho Convention, suggested hat Ibo sinnlluess of thu volo waa probably duo to bo fear that thoy might bo sonl to Caotlo Pinck to.v. nECONSTnUOTIOX. E. W. MACHET (plain) offered ,?:\ ,,L,OM,"6> ... , .i, -, ..nu laid upon tho rhtch wa? read, Hind"1 . 1 j "jicsbiord, For tho benefit of those mon who ad ocato thu duet rino t nat it ia proforablo to remain udor military government limn to reconstruct J aider lou iiiuaHiiros of Congress, wo reupoctfully I ellimo Congress to establish a email military ovurnmont ut Contle Pinuknoy, in this kilato, lim o thoy eau enjoy mud military gover nment. Thc Comiuitteo on Nominations having inado lioirraport recommending tho Executive Hiato cutral Committee to bo composed of ono from ach district, tho President nominated, and tho invent ion elected tho following pcreona : E. O. Dudloy, Doaufort; O. Pillsbury, Charles- I 111; T. J. lt ?bmsnn, Richland; J). F. ltaiidctph, iranguburg; ll. E. liny nc, Marlon; J. K. Gibson, iciBuaw; E. P. .Stonoy. Barnwell; Hamuol Johnson, .udorson; John W. Mnad, York; -Vining, 'ollctun; Hov. E. Harton, Chester; Joseph Wliito, uniter; Hov. li mo llrockiiiglon, Dariington; S. lorloy, Lexington; \Y. Vf. llcrbort, Fairfield; W. >oK, Grccnvilio; Wm. McDowell, clarendon; lenry Ligeo Abbeville; D. C. Duncan, Nowborry; ). Sha:ko ford, Gcorgctowu. A coLoncD vicn-riiEstDENT ? 18G0. Mr. \Y. W. Wright ia colored lawyer), from Icaufort, olferod tho following preamble and r?su? ltions: Whereas tho progressiv!) tendencies of tho lto ublican parly aro in sympathy with tho advancc luut of (nc colored raco, anil in thoir participa un in all and evory right of national citizenship; nd whereas tho colorea mon of tho South have do louBtratcd in thu past, and aro proving to-day a lyallv to tho Union, which outilles thom to tho m lid' nco of tho ; eu; il o e.pul lo that .in li is bo towoi! upon any of tho loyal citizens of tho couu y ; an t ivlcreas tho commanding position tttat c now occu, y in tho South, tu conj unction with 10 Republican element of tho North, will surely .eulo to tho pst ty tho consummation ol ita ?Hims; and whereas this great influouco which o now conti ol demanda tho recognition of our I lend... and a representation in tho councils of 10 nat.un commuiiHiirato therein. Bo it Jlesolocd, That it is tho sense of this Convcn on that thc interest of tho country, of tho Bopttb cau party, and especially of tho South, requires tat tho colored man, who has contributed BO inch to tho SUCCOSB of tho war, on a hundred bal - 0 Holds, abai! bo represented uv Olio of his own ice on tho noxt Presidential tiokot of tho Rcpub can pai Iv. Jlesoleul, That in all our polit ?cal discussions, 0 keep this matter fully in view, knowing its im irt.mce lo tho jjrogrcsa of our raco and party, ul that wo recommend other Conventions of this . arador to adopt similar resolutions. Jiesotccd, Thai thosO resolutions bo considered f tho Convontion at largo, without roforouuo lu a 1 munittco. lu offering tbeso resolutions; Mr. Wright apoko , MIMM . Mr. JPrCstdonl and Genliemrn: I havo oubmittod ie e resolutions to your consideration because toy embody a sentiment which is now ongaging 10 attontion of a largo portion of tho pcoplo of tho ort h. Homo of tho most prominout mon in Con? rees, and out of Co 1 gross, havo, wit Iii 3 a row eeks, givon shape and expression to tho thought, id u number of the loading papers of tho North ho havo atood by our people for ton, twonty and ?lrty years, aro advocating tho mcasuro as ono ort hy to bo adopted. Wby is it? Because, Mr. rosidont, thoy seo tlint colored men in both sections wo shown themselves faithful to tho Quorumout ' tho United Slat es. Ho furthermore con tended lat his brethren had acquitted tliomaolvoa wall 1 every position which they had occupied-equat? es well, in fact, aa tho for mor dominant race. 0 assorted that tho mon referred to above had d in thia nutter, and tho colored race should at shrink from pushing tho movement on. until toy waru allowed to ait in tho councils of tho na? irn. For theso relisons ho bad penned tho reso tions. Ho declared that tho origiualora bad ron pointed to an individual-a Western man id that it was right, proper and just. Ho boliov 1 that lt was a wiso and judicious matter, to bo litsidorcd in thoir assemblies. It would arouse id prepare tho masson of tho peoplo at tho South i occupy such a position: would animate and limulato tho race, und would act aa a stimulus to mir efforts. Ho boped that hie remarks would i carried homo to tho hearts of his hearers. Mr. DaLargo was opposed to tho matter, and auld volo for tbo best man, regardions of color, 'o hoped that, at this stage of too proceedings, 10 Convontion would not condescend to bring 10 matter up. Ho behoved tho rosolution would a voted down, as it waa a dangerous quostiou lo iring at tho present timo. Ponding tho discussion, tho Couvontion adjourn 1, to moot this luoruing, at 10 o'clock. UR WASHINGTON CORHBttPO.VDB.VCB WASRIKOTON, July 24.-Tho absonco of Congress, il tho prcsonoo of intensely hot weather, aro nth being very seriously felt in tho metropolis, i consequence of thoir combined influonce, nows as descrtod tho precincts of tho capital, and oven i tho public departments, where there ia rarely a jason of iuaotivity, action on important matters 1 many instances ia auapoudod for o coolor season. ho clerke, as many as can bo spared, aro loaving ir summer recreations-sumo at thoir New En land homos, others at coun t\ey so ita and watering laces noarer boro, whilo many, fooling tbo force f small salaries and high prices, havo to awcltor i out at thoir desks, and trust to tho futuro for loir sommer amusomont. It waa a blow to sov -* -* these employoos of tho Govonunont that oogross did not, ... .... .,,,OUPnod eC8fli?n rcnow t?o twonly por cent, addition m .. .,_ ??i?rica .hieb was mado last winter, but whioh expired 1 '?ttl tho end of tho fiscal year in June. Congress, robably, bas an oyo to cheaper food, route, otc, 'hon tho crops como tn, but thal will not havo so ?uoh weight hero aa In tko North. At any rato, lio elorioal force in tho dopaitmont woro not a fi? ts tod pecuniarily by tho adjourned meeting. Two great eubjocta Boom to bo uppermost in tho I linds of very many pcoplo just now, neither of | 'bioh ought to can te any considerable oxcitomont. Ino is as to whothor tho Presido it mW ox?ente ho Supplemental Dill, and tho oilier whothor ho itends coming into collision with Mr, STANTON. I'itk regard to thu formor, as your correspondent ntimatod in a provions lotter, thcro nocd bo no cubis expressed whatever as to tho action of ho Executive. It is woli enough known thal at 10 timo has tho President at tempted practically to verrido Ibo laws placed hy Congress on tho ?tat? ito books. In all his conversations relativo tkoro o, from tho very oommoncomont of hostilities bo. ween tho two branches of tho Govcmmont, bo has I xprcsaod, with emphasis, bia faith that tho pen? ile will ultimately redeem tho poli ic al naturo of 1 ho country. An article which waa recently pub lahod in tho National Intoligenccr of thia oily, tadd to bo innpired, but w hich many well informed lartios think waa not so lionorod, sta toa In sub? it?neo that whoo (ho (Imo cornea for requiring tho ?atlonal forces to aid in causing tho lawa to bo iboycd, ibero ia a| present no authority for any ino to atato tbo lino of notion whioh will bo I idopted. Tho past conreo, of lit, JOHNSON'S ad- | ninietration wi.I justify that iecproseton by any ino who baa watched it. If thoro waa a disposi? on to opposo tho reconstruction law/It would iioal assuredly bo kspt a State secret until tho rory laat moment. Sut thcro is DO auch disposi? tion, fortunately for tho penco of tho country. Thoro has boon no lit (lu oorpmorit on t, report which has bocomo rather wido-aproad, to tho offe that tho Proaidont would rcmovo Gemini SHERI? DAN from command of (bo Fifth Military District, As usual, upon matters of thia kind, whioh, whothor truo or not, aro decidedly sensational, ono speaks by authority, It ia aa strongly contra? dieted ip Bomo quarters aa lt has boon assorted ' others. Another important toplr/, whioh baa lately boon canvassed, la tho probability'of a mooting tho military oommandora in this District, whero thoy could confer with ibo Proaidont in bis con sllluUoiial official caiacily nu Couiiiiatider-in Clnef, and deviso a hi moni,ms pinn for limning tlio reconstruction lat This ??II likely ls) the case, should a variety ffconstructions, muting thc miliiary commanders il.-jiusolvos, upon this law ho presented. Hut Uno nro nany reasuns for doubting Uim such a farnell will bo held. Thora ie nothing parictilarly now and interest? ing In tho Bunn ATT trial II was thought that linn week would cud it, hiern) far il duce uot appeal thal tho caso can bo giiou to (ho jury beforu thu last of next wcuk, tmto-K il in demo HO without argument by tho larders. Tho heat of UM weather, mid tho crowd fairy iii attendance, makes it a very unpleasant Hitter lo bo coni|iellcd to attend oneil day's proccehnga. ll AI.-. AI.mt ti.ina:. ?WALTKncono', July 25b.-In a forinor nrticlo on this subject I said that cp-ariaiiisrn will ultimately provnil in tho Southern minti y, mid that although it may not bo cffocled byfosilivo legislation, there aro many collateral influou'cs nt once moro dan? gerous and moro powerful lhaii statutory enact menls, because (ho evils ti.lv carry with thom ar - boyond ordinary KW edy, yiiiuh aro lending in praduro this state oi affairs. Taxation ie becom? ing burdensome and mildil grieviniiH t" uiu north, whom largo lurtutsb hnvo been wi-oofcu.i and largo planttUoill bavobo.cn rendered VUIUICHH to owners n??icr tho presort labor eysloni, and it ts aw to understand lha| tho ouly praclleabli pian for tho 8outhorn farin-V wilt t>o to select fer hlnisulr i? .io.,,i,.[i ftm\ HOrnc|uiil lauds for cultiva? tion, dividing' tito balance in five, len, or twenty aero lots, mid Bottling tin nm such persons as ho may know to bo honest, industrious and well be? haved. There ure many roiAjna why thu adoption af stich a policy would emir? to (ho advantage of | tho State as well ns of privito individuals, a few af tho most prominent of w'tlch I shall endeavor j to onumcratc. \ In tho fii-.it placo, as wo have before intimated, taxation ia indirectly tending to produce this ie- J mit. Evon thoso who regard tho motive of Ibis legislation as based upon ptiuciplcs of nati.in! accossily, acknowledge that lin cflcct innot ho luv- | jlliug and democratic cvon to radicalism, and that . in ec it is a result indirectly mpcrinduccil by pub? lic muasurca, adopted oslonsiliy for other porpoicB, t is an ovil for which tlio lawmaking powci of (bc United Blatca cannot, in foro conscentw. ho hold oinonsiblo. In othor wm de, wo must look (o thu intention of tho legislation, aid if that bu appa? rently patriotic, must not uokl that body to ac? ion nt for tho collateral effect of ita acts, how ??portant soever it may bc as a lan- touching thc I ? jitorcsls of au entire pooplo. But lhere aro other f nflucnecs, extrinsic and intrinsic, which will go J o pro luce agrarianism, cr lo UHC, perhaps, a com i.oto word, confiscation, should the onerous impo tition of laxca fail (o effect this much I ni Led of and nucll dei ailed result. Wo prop MO without i uleling more minutely uto this part of tho subject, lu suggest a pol cv vhicli will uuquo.-liouubly bc found practicable iud cflUocious in counteracting thc evils which im oxpected, and which w.ll c rtainly arise nut ol ho application of n low for wu ch, in one aspect, io ono ia responsible, and which, iu all of ils as >ecla, wo know to bo inevitable. Wo propose arther, to fortify tho position wo tako by argu? menta which will bo appreciated by thoso who lavo given careful attention to tho subject. Wbilo wo proudly bclievo that tho superiority ol he Anglo-Saxon intellect, strength of character, iud loftiness of*purpoBO, will ever asst rt itself iii pito of misfortune, in defiance of tho combined ifforta of tho world to clovato tho African race nto equality, social and political, to promoto mis egouation, to identify habits, interests and aims, o aa to abolish all salient, dietiuctivo clinractcris les of raco, and unite, effectually, all qualities for ho building up of a peculiar nation and pooplc, ro oauuot oarapo ono conclusion-that wo must ivo together for tho nrosont, iud how widely iiwvAr wa roo X, ,1.'(V - miinv Irvstys-Iu -~ - lave many interests in common, and to tho cxtont if aubsotvlng thoso interest vre mus'., at least, bu miloil. Whcro intcrosts aro so identified, any In* arv sustained must affect both \ artics. Now it ia certain that idleness, ignorance, distil? lation, or criminality on tlio part of tho icgro would bo very detrimental, not only to his iwn interest, but also tn that ot his whito confrere, ind what should HO inioicst tho white raco aa tho locial olovation of Ibo nogra to a proper grado, oti louraging him in honesty aud industry, ..nd awau ng in Iii i.i a laudable dei ire to establish anti prc lorvo bia character abovo tho reproach nf thoso rith whom his lot has bcon cast? He baa been cli? mated with tho right of ii ii il rag e. Tl ns m n dan remus prerogative in tho li au is of mun who do tot appreciate tho duties thoy owe to gov rnmoiit, I i md who, without any property which necessarily I ? neates a p.miauent interest tn tho government n whoso moat vital concerns they hnvo a voico, nay, after contributing a auoport to muasutcs un us t and oppressive, it may bo ruinous to tho Slate, tako their leave tor another Stato, thus ova ling tho consequences of an action for which (hero tau bo no redress. Ibo suggestions, t li crelo re, vliich wo would offer, is that wo anticipate tho re? mit-agrarianism-by whatsoever iutlucucus it nay bo effected, DY acting readily in tho division | J it lands, for which wo can bavo no posaiblo mo, nto small farm lats, and establish such of tho ?-uedinon os have, by good conduct and poraovor ineOj exhibited a disposition to improve heir circumstances by tho slow process if daily labor. Tin:.o lauds nra subjocl o a heavy tax, and tho produc?a of auch I 1 >arts aa tho moans of farmers will warrant ' hem In cultivating might bo much moro pro Itably expended in tho improvement of thoso ands than in paying laxes on what is lying idlo, ind can novor, perhaps, bo turned to navan luge. Tuo many advuntagoa of such a atop must bu ?lain. Wo bavo ovury reason lo bclievo that Ibo ?olioy w.U directly or ludiroctly bo forced upon us, ind that Ibero wilt bu no dioico bul to accept it. Porhaps, if wo do not anticip?t? ami arrest it by udlctouB actions, it may oven assuiuo a moro radi? al typo than many now expect, and extend even 0 confiscation, lint wo havo an iuioroat to servo, iud should look to it at once. Thcso people can lovor bo anything but tho wort doss, disliouost, ind degraded olasa thoy now aro, living in tinily iommunion with Ibo whites, and making our lountry as near an Afriean wild as it eau bc, mi? cas tho intoi es ta of their whito friends, thoir fur? ner masters, ia aw thoued in thoir behalf; and wo I i ny, with a confidence which wu hopo may secure"I 1 candid investigation of this matter by prominent audhnldora. thut th ry can nover soil" their'landa o bolter advantage.. Thoy will havo on hand, at iny limo, tho assistance of mon of thoir own iho'co-mon who aro dependent upon thom, and irho look up to them for counsel and direction in til thoso vicissitude.! Which aru (ho effect ol Ci rm . sommon to con di tm nu of ig .ora nee. Upon the wholo, it should bo tho crowning ide. if avery Bouthorn man to ??YO ipiiotly and comforta? bly as long ?.u his pei-niisuit-o iigut o such a luxu? ry Inala, oollootinft nnd as for no |M?athln nircrand. ung ms domestic ?uler?ala ; educating hld cliil r**~. for bves of usefulness and greatness, and leaving tuo ot political lifo lo thciju whoso voicca aro ruo. nUcfy to b? ,103r(l nc have hoon so f.oquontly toil ,M lt W1, can cnccl nothing toward rescuing our kountry from op? pression, that it would bu simply luperlluous lo repeat lt boro. Wo should avoid coi tending with tho logic of events, and while fanatics aro demol? ishing tho common country, lot ot bo building up our hoiuea or promoting Contentment and peace, anti it will bo surprising how much wo inay immodiatoly do toward rescuing tlx) fume uf our people from obloquy and derision b/.raising men who from tho superior advautngo i ola futuro con? dition and unseen circumstances nay converse with tho thunders from (ho summit if BOIIIO politi? cal Sinai, whilo tho rabino below are ititi contend? ing for tho profanation of all that ic holy, for thu pollution of all that is boauliful, mr tito destruc? tion of all that is worthy of rospoot or prosucva tion. LEONIDAS. State Items, THE CBOW.-Thoro has boon very liltlo rain in this Dislrto' for throo woeks. lu au ordinary sea? son (bia circumstance would not bo injurious to tko growing crops. Dut coming immediately nf tor tho long continuo i heavy rabid; tho dry season is prcdttuuig tho effects or a drought, buming up tito crops so lately almost drowned out Unloss wo havo rain soon, and a good dual ol it, ihoro ts groat danger that thia yoar'a oom and cotton crops will not moro than equal thoso of last year. Fortu? nately most of our farmers bavo mado good crops nf small grain; but until tho prospect for corn aud cotton tmproyo considerably, thoy will do woll to hold on to their wheat, andmako but a sparing uso of thoir oats. - i"orfcB lue Enquirer, . THE Caora,-lt 1B really cheering to hoar from all auctions of tho District so favorable) roporto in regard to tho growing crops-cotton, corn, poas, potatoes, ?to. Our formers aro in the most oxu tiorant spirits, and most of thom aro entirely satis? fied with their prospects. Thoy tell as that thoir oiops woro novor bettor-just, as good, somo sa;, as thoy could desire. Truo, a fow aro wordily in tho grass, and don't expect mu oh of a colton crop; but it ia thought everybody wiU mako a suOloion y of corn and allier provisions for thoir own uso, ana lo spare.--AQVK/I-W Aaccrilter. RODDERS AIUIESTED.-0" Sunday tatt throo mon -W. I). Frisock, Burly RodonbbUgb aud Bonj. Bodcnbangb-woro arrested and lodged in Jail, ohargod with entering tho houso of Uv. -Mattluis Shelly, a very old gonttoman living i oar tho Lex? ington lino, and robbing lum of sumo Iwcnty-llvo dollars in monoy, a quantity of Hour, Ac. It is said that thoy presented A pistol and threatened tho old man that if ho moved iboy would blow bia d-n brains ont_Edyrficld Advertiser, WHEAT_Tho wheat crop has boon nearly alt harvested, and tho yield thia year, wo loam, ls I largor in proportion (bau it has bocu for tho past throo jow,-BennjtUvt?ti Ileraid, LKTTttR i HO I iiii, CUVMTUT. To thc Editor of tlio Wm f y Xnies: Vom OP EIUSTO, H. IX, July 25.-Thc announce- I munt (hut (louerai BlOKUB had postponed regis? tration until O tigress nola furlhor on tho subject wa? a moro ipso-dixit lo tho freedman of thin see tion, and balded thuir powers of unbelief to such an alarming extent that many took it upon them? selves to wulk tiHocn to twenty inileB to tho Court (louse on tho day appoiu'.cd for registration in order to teil that Empta dolore dotot ert>eiieidia. I'liey returned, however, fully convinced and per- j factly satisflod to abido (huir timo in p .tienen until ibu now Indclinito yot much-longed for day docs arnvo. whon all who can will avail themselves ufa privilege which they ?oom lo rogo rd ns a ne? cessity. Tho Radicals have schooled them lo a logreo ol perfection in tho art of obodionco, which is only equalled hy tboir willingness to ohoy. On liebig informed (hat no registration would lako iilace, (ho reply WOB that "thoy snit! wo must | :omo." They seem lo think that (hoy havo to rog sler let it cost what il niny. Tho whiles main fest very littlo interact in tho I lolitical noa ?l's of (bo day. Thoy appear to regard hcmsclvcs as mero apwt?tor? upon tho brink of he cm rent of passing events. KM Hint bas boon 'aid mid written about tho inipurlanco of rogiator IIKJ .???? .. . ? ?WM??! lo arouso them to a spirit of iCtiotl. 1 candidly believe tutu ?> .j ^ mrselves ttl tho .ask of iniitiuelitig thc rroiduieii low to vote, etc., wo e .al 1 Duulr.il n?. least four? ifthsof (heir votes. Hut our nativo whiles scorn JO regard this ns a dilly i neilin lien up ni Homebody ilse-al loast as not devolving upon themselves.- | Dur Hold hands have littlo or no discretion in he c malters-it doesn't cniko much difl'jroiico to hem who thoy voto for, 80 thoy voto at all. Thoy no easily Iel nsttay, and thu consequence will bu bat tb y will vote with varty which says tho oust (ti tin m. I was Hpcakiug l Itt: other day, as I .bink, with tho most intelligent freedman in this icelioii-a hincks.tilth-about registration, mid vas perfectly surprised at his ignorance of tm am Du asking him if ho uns going to vote for tho ile- ] millican parly, bia roplv was that bo did not kuo.v 'which ono lb.it WU?." Said, ''Massa, wo black icoplo ain't got any sensu about auch things only ivhal tho ?hito ones tell un." This will COM roy lonni idea bow littlo thoy comprehend ur upprcci ttu (ho difference of choice. Tho crops nro a mo cly of good and bad. Thoso ..li.i have worked with their banda,or kept a strict itirvcilnucu ovor them, havo been quito succoaalul, white you g men mid novices in tho art ol plant? ing. ?In. thought that a fortuno emu isled m tho |H>s3CKsion or (ho r.amo of a cotton patch havo mudo complete failures. -.driel H 11 fu t it m to laborers, and tho merit or I knowing how and what to bc dono, arc now moro iban ever tho indispousablo requisites for a good nun. lu niuo canes out of ton ibo causo of every litdiirei is attributnolo to inqiropor manugomuii', lather by neglect of attontioti ur tlio ?tint of | luiowbytbjjo mid experience. PAYSAN. " Tribute or Ue.pri t, At a meeting of div Hoard of Director? of tbo South ?Jatoliu'i Railroad Company, hold ou Wednesday after? noon tho .'Uh or July, IM-,7, th.- following Irihula of ru ip. cl lo Un- memory of the la'e Mr. If. C. DUKES wa? ni.iliilaoejly adopted : Ht-trtel, That ibo annuiturrnv ni or the tlcvlh i f IhcTr lld mid valued ossnciato tho lalo Mr W. c. 1 U K i Ia re .eived ..> till? l o.rd with Icolinga of tho most sincere iud profound regret. Ittmtml, That eoutrihuilng, aa ho constantly did for a mini, r i f years as one of thin Direction, to tho manage? ment nt tin-ail ai rs ol Ibo Conqiany, a targa service of i cacti al BOOM und business . ipi Hence, tilO Houri ICCt Ibat lu i.l-i .ti ai li tbey have sustained a log? of no ordina? ry character, aud ouo which lt will bo fouud difficult lo replace. fiejolrril. That do-ply sympathizing with tho family of he deceased In : lu lr bcrvavcmo.it. Uta members of thia [leard .ICM rv to oller their personal condolence under the ulli Ung diapeusaUon they have been called upon to ma lain, Hi ' Ired, That lu rcapectful appr?cia ti m of the chara, er ol' their departed Iri'-ud and coadjutor, amt ea ex. areavlvc of their aim-en- regard for bia memory, these -en.Int;.ms lie spread at largo upon thc minuten of their ' mecUuif. published In rrn appropriate manner.anda copy lieront traiieiulilcd by the Secretary to ibo family ol tho leeeaaed. J. II. EMERY, Secretary. SPECIAL NOTICES. Socond Prcabytcrlan Church, will perform Divino Scrvlco In thia Chapel To Morrow Afternoon, 28th inst., at 5 o'clock. July 27 *3- NOTICE.-SHIPPERS PER STEAMSU1P HAN RAT TAN, for New York, aro notified that their j lilia of Lading should bo sont lo to tho omeo of COUR? TENAY '. TRENHOLu, Agente, No. tl Eut Day, by ll ?'clock A. M., Thit Day. 1 July 27 tBT THE SPATE OE SOUTH CAROLINA, .ill A HI.Eal UN DISTRICT-IV THE COMMON PLEAS -HUN! li DUO! Hint va. LUTHER k COMPANY-AT lAC. MENT-DECLARATION IN ASSUMPS1T-DAM VOES SM.OJO.- Whereas tho plainlllTa did on Ibo twen aelti d ay ol June, ll lo their d?claration against tho do-I en llanta, who, (as la said), aro ali cut from and without ho limit.of IhU State, and have neither wife nor otter ley known within tao samo, upon whom a copy of the cil.l declaration i-lght bo st rvod; it in, therefore, ordered hat ibo aatd defendant i do appear and plead lo Uie said loclaraHon. on or before tho twenty-tint day of Juno, rhich will bo In tho year of our Lord ono thousand eight | lundrcd and sixty-eight, otherwise Anal and absoluto utlgmout will then bo givon and awarded ajalnat him. J. Vt. UltOWNFltLD, 0. 0. P. Clerk's Office, Ch arie-ton District, Juno 20tb, 1807. Juno 27 lamo3 CT T Uli STATE OE SOUTH CAROLINA, DARLINGTON DISTHICT_IN EQUITY.-P. B. BACOT IND T. L. BACOT, Aduiinletr.Vora. PETER 1IACOT, ra, THE HEIRS AND CREDITORS"OF PETER i. IIACOr.-Upon hearing tho pleadiugs in this caae. It M, ou motion of W. W. UAHLLEE, Complainants' Solid. or, ordered that all aud singular thu cr?ditera of ?ho late i'etec S. Hacot, Complaluant's Intestate, bo required o filo und provo their respectivo demands aud debbi In urlgnienta and oUicrwlsc agaiuat thc aald Intestate, bo? oro tho Coiniulsaioucr of this Court, by er before the mt day of November ne it, and In dclault thereof that hoy bo dubarrvd from Ibo boin Ht of any doc reo to bo nado therein, aud that tho Commiscionor of this Court Io advertise Uda order oneo a month in ti e Darlington S?iufAemer and thc Charleston Daily New, until tho aid Drat day of November next. Tito abo o ia a true copy irom Ibo original order made ti tho above caso, 13tb ot Fobruary, 1857. A. F. EDWARDS, C. E. D. D. Comuilsaioucr'a Omeo, Darlington 0. H., February 22, 1607. s30 ll , February23 8hT THE STATE OE SOUTH CAROLINA, >Al', [.INO TON DISTRICT_IN EQUITY-B, W. ED- j ff ARDS, Administrator T. E. HO'.VLK, rr. E. 8. UOWLE, TAMES P. WILSON AND OTHEHS.-BILL FOR./^ | lONCTION, ACCOUNT AND RtLlEF.--Ik,aBcrX,",ii aiat thc CREDITORS orTHO?!,**^, t'belr ?bima 8T I ?o onjoiued fr_oniumijvijnlull> and ^ ^oj d0 provo and | "?Sf ?heir demands against tho said UOWLE beforo ho Commlasoner of thia Court, on or before tho first day if December next, and In d?failli thereof that they be 1 tarred tho bcnoQl of any decree to be pronounced tercln. Tb ? above ls a truo copy from ?Ts origmal order made n tho aiiov.; stated case, I'llh February, 1867. A. F. EDWARDS. C. E. D. D. 3ouimlsAloncr'a Oilier, Darlington 0. H., Fob. 22, 1B07. February 23 ?tl tar THE" STATE OP SOUTH OABOLINA EiAHLlNOTON DISTRICT-IN EQUITY-HANNAH UART, Administratrix, ri. ELLEN E. HART, JOHN WITHERSPOON, if al.-BILL FOR INJUNCTION, ACCOUNT AND RELIEF.-It ls ordered that the crcdlt arsof JOHN L. HAUT bo enjolnod from proceeding lo recover their claims at law against tho complainant, and that thoy do provo and establish their demanda against I Iho aald John L. Uart, before the Commissioner of ) this Court, on or beforo the first day of Novombcr next, and In default thereof that thoy ba barred from Hm ben? efit of any dec roo to bo m ado hore In, It ls a tao ordered that a copy of thia order bo publish od | at least onco a wook until the ftrot day of November next tn tho Darlington Southerner and the Chark alon Daily | iVeiei. Tito above la a true copy from tho original order made 1 In tho abovo caso, 12th February, 1867. A. F. EDWARD3, C. E. D. D. fJouuiBUOrTEB's OmcE, Darlington C. H., February 22,1607. a34 ft February 33 49* A YOUNO JJTDY RETURNING TO HEH cona'ry homo, after a sojourn of a few months In the city, waa hardly recognised by her friends. In placo o a coarse, rustic, flushed taco, tho had a toft ruby oom - plexlon of almost marble am ootha caa, and Instead o. Ur ti ty -throe abo really appeared but nigh leen. Upon tn. ipili j aa to tho causo of so great a change, sh? plainly told them that abo used the CIRCA*" IAN BALM, and considered lt aa laval aa bio acciuh* lien to any laity's toilet. By Ita uso any Lady or 0 on Ilareen caa improve theo.- per? sonal appearance an buu.lrrd 'old. It ta aimplo In its combination, aa Natani herseU ta simple yot unsurpass? ed in Hs efflcaey lo drawing ImpurlUes from, also heal lng, cleansing and beautifying th o akin and complexion. Hy Hs direct toll?n on the cutido lt draws from lt sil its Impurities, kindly h ea! mg tho same, and leaving the sur? face ss Nsture tutendod it should bri-clear, soft, smooth and bcautif al. Prico fl, teal by Mall or Express, cm re? el nt or an order, by W. L CLARK k CO., Chemists, I No. 9 West Fayette Street, Syracuse, N. Y. loo only American Agents for the sala of th? tams. tlartUM If SPECIAL NOTICES. An Mellie l>< 1.1?, lu ii l'ii nuil.'. {vulture; ertaube iib mit ??brc '.liifnicilf.unttil out I'.JlbpCvCnrc rU'tliiirif ICU, LL'uril.ltC, ll. f. ll'. \3ubfctitliciifii rearen bier ?litncncmiucii f?r: l?bcc Vaitb mic 'Dicer Icc 'U.ipiar V.-iViijcr lu?lcnl,inbc SI. 'y. dourta! WciVart? iM.irtcnlaubc olhiftiiilc Welt 91. fl. ? t>!*!? ^chinta iltilllin.il 3<ilUllg. ?. ?V. Ti c I rb c r 8, July 25 th?2 HU H{,urci.2i. ??v-II?PS( Hi irs ! ! HOI'S 111-JUST RE? CEIVED, a Duo lot of primo fresh WESTERN HOPS, end for ?alu hy tlio pound or huudroil weight, hy C. F. r \ SK MN, Cheat Int and Apolhooary, July ll Ibstu No. 1.13 Meeting strceL M-MESSRS, E DI TO R S :-n.KASri AN NOUNCEJOHN T. MILLIGAN an a Candidato fur Slier Hf of Charleston Dintrlcl. end oblige. TUE MECHANICS AND WORKINGMEN. July 25 ! " ATirTUH PEOPLES CANDIDATE I OU S111.111 p V* of Charil sion District, Captain C. II. KIO* WALU. tun .inly 8 OH' NOTICE.-ALL PERSONS INDEBTED TO ""?IO, TUOMfcY k CO., nuiBt make pa vin.-ni lo Ibo uudcrs.gnc...-u-aitiio?.. UU?Ut-- Itccoiyci as- NOTICF..-. nr. UNl)P.:-.p,?7rT?trT7^vfN? been appointed br tho Court of Equity lteci Iver of ?nu Stock In Trade, and cfltvls of CHAKI. TUOHEY A CO., Ship Cbauillora, ollVr? Ibo anno for ?ale at retail. Illila will alfo bo recul vi il UM tko 31st lott., for tho FUR CHASE Or' THE ENTIRE STOCK, Ibo unexpired lease of Ibo ?toro No. 4H East Day. and the goo l will of tho concern. If not Bold before tho lOlh day of August next, the mime will bo ollero.I at Tubbo Auction on that day. For nattle .lara apply to IHK Ul K. VINCENT. July 20 ninth No. 18 foal Day. k4*INTlIK DWTHICT COUItt, CHARLESTON DISTRICT.-JULY Ti.HM, 1807_TiioroiPAT, July 28. is ,7_It la ordered tba' .Yniiirday nul. Uio 27lb, bo appointed SENTENCE D\Y, ami tor tho cati of tho Con? tingent Docket, and final rall of tho Procera Docket: That all persons wbo have been fou-d culby at this Tenu of the Court, and thone, lor wbom Sealed ScuU-Dcea wera loft at tho April Term, and thoso under Recognizance who have failed to appear, bo brought up on thia day, and that Rene". Warrants Isauo against all Ihoao parties who bavo hcrcloloro neglected tho aiiuuuons of the Court. Dy order of Judga LOOA*, Presiding. JACOD W1LLIMAN". July 20 2 Dep. Clerk. ?.?TYVE ABE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE E. M. TA'UITISG, Esq.. as a candi late tor Sheriff ol j Charl, -.toa (Judicial) District, at tho next election. September 10 tva- ARTIFICIAL E?F.8.-AKTIFIt LVL HU? MAN EYES made to order and inserted by Dr*. K. jiMli'll ami p. UOUOLKMANN (lonuerly einploye.l by ito ISSOMNEAU. of Pan?), No. SW broadway, New York. April U Irr ?B-STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, CHARLES- J TON DIBTRICT-.CLERK'S OFFICE C. O. S. AND C. P. ' -PUDLIC NOTICE.-I. J. W. BROWNFIELD, Clerk of I said Court, lu pursuance ot Ibo Act of tho Legislature, In such ciao made and provl lcd, do bnreby glvo public no? tice teat an ELECTION FOR 6HERIFF OF Cn ARI,Es TON DISTRICT will bo held on .tfoiufay, tho Gib of | August next, at all tho usual places or election througb out tbc aatd Dlatnet. Witness my band, at Charleston, the 2i'.tU June, 18C7 J. W. DROWN FI ELD, C. O. S. and C. P. Juno 28 KxT BATCHELORS HAIR DYE.-THIS SPLENDID ll AIR DYE la tho best tn the world. The only (rue and ptrjccl Dye-harmless, reliable. Instan? taneous. No disappointment. No ridiculous ants. Natural Black or Brown. Remedies the III o ff ec la ofJla? The genuino ta signed William A. BatcKtlar. AU others ara mere imitations, and should bo avoided. Sold by all Druggist* and Perfumers. Factory, No. 81 Barclay utrrrt. New York. I?- BEWARE OF A COUNTERFEIT. Dec amber io lyr tar NOTICE T J M.UUNEL8_C APT AINS | AND PILOTS wishing to anchor thoir -veosoU tn Ashley River, aro requested not to do so anywhere within direct rango of tho hoads ot the SAVANNAH RAILROAD WHARVES, on tho Charleston and St Andrew's sido ol tho Ashley River; by which precaution, contact with thc Submarino Telegraph Cable will ba avoided. b. O. TUBNER, H. M. Barber Master's OfDoc, Charleston, February 0, 1848. February 7 ~^BE AUTIEUL HAIR.-CHEVALIERS II FE for the HAIR posh icely restores gray hair ta Ita original color and youthful beauly; Imparta Ufo, strength and growth to tho weakest hair; stops ila falling out at once ; keeps thc head clean; ls unparalleled aa a batr-drcsslng. Hol l by all druggist", fashionable halr-d rosero, and deal? ers m roney gooda. Tbs trade supplied by tho whole? sale druggists. SARAH A. CHEVALIER, M. 1>" Junes BluthGuio Now York. t(3- OFFICE DEPOT QUARTERMASTER, CHARLESTON, S. C., JoiA 03. 1807.-feled Proposals wlU bo received at lida office un Ul 12 o'clock. M., .ii;;nni lil, 1807, at which time thoy will bc oiieued, for SHEL1 - INO, ORADINO. AND Ott RUING ROADS ou C ta.Iel Oreen, Charleston, S. C. Plana and Spccl&callona of the | same can bo seen at thia Office By c. riler of Major-Gcni ral R. O. Tv urn. T. P. MoELRATH, July 23 0 Depot Quartermaslcr. ?3- THE GRAVEST MALADIES OF YO UTI i AND EARLY MANHOOD.-Hu WARD ASSOCIAT10. ESSAYS, on tho Physiology of tho passions, and ile Errors, Abuse? and DUoasaa pouuUar to tho ..first age o. man, with Ro yurts on now methods of trcalutont om ployed in this Institution, -jeni ba aisled lutter en? velopes, freo of charge. Adelroes Dr. J. SKIT..LIN HOUGHTON, Howard Association, Philadelphia, Pa. May 30 3mo /OT OFFICE OF THE CITY REGISTRAR. CHAR ES I ON, July 13th, 1807.-Aa tho Civil Author! Uos have Instituted activo moa jurua to 1 rn provo. .T^i.trar feet lbs ?nttary condition of,1A'aurl zealous co-opera would earacaUy.|x>va'? jforelng tho same. u11i6v aro particularly requested to observo and ro? rari all nuisances or any condition of premisos prejudi? cial to the public health. " Complaint Rooks " aro deposited at tho Lower and Upper Warda Guard Houses for this purpose for tho accommodation ot tho public OEOROE 8. PELZ KR, M. D., .July 18 16 City Registrar. "COSTAR'S" PREPARATIONS, ESTABLISHED EIGHTEEN YEARS. I,nb oratory, No. 10 Cro?By street. New York. 3000 boxes, Dottles and Flasks manufactured dally. SOLD BY ALL DR?OO ISIS EVERYWHERE .> COSTAR'8 " BALES DEPOT, No. 484 BIIOADWAY. NEW VOIlK, Where St, IS to 15 alien aro put up for families, Stores Ships, Dosts, Public Insliiutlonn, Ac, Ac . It la truly wonderful tho conOdouoo that la now bad In ovory form of Preparations that comos from " Costars Establishment. _ _ _ , .,, "COSTAR'8 " EXTERMINATORS-For Rata, Mice, Roaches, Ants, fcc, Ac "Only Infalliblenvmody known. "Not dangerous to the human famUy." "RaU ooma ont of their hole? to die," ftc _ - ' , :.1... ." ?* "COMARM" DED-DUO EXTERMINATOR- A liquid, I nut up In botUos, and never known to fall. "COSTARS" ELECTRIC POWDER-For Moth? in Furs and Woollone.ls Invaluable. Nothing can exceed lt for power and efficacy. Destroy* Instantly all Insects on Plant?. Fowls, Antros ls. ftc * M COSTAR'S" DUOKTHORN 8ALVE--For Cuts, Bums, Wounds, Drulaes, Droken Unaats, Sore Nipples, Plisa In all forma. Old Borea, Ulcer?, and all kinds or cutaneous affections. No family should be wi tb ont IL It exceeds m efficacy all other Salve* lu use. "COTTAR'S" CORN 80LVENT-For Corns, Dunions, Warta, Ac. " COSTAR'S" DITTER SWEET AND ORANGE DL08- I B MS-Deantlfle* the Complexi?n, by giving to tho skin a soft and beautiful freshness, and ls Incomparably be? yond anything now In uso. Ladle* of taste and position rard lt as an essential to the toilet An unprecedented o li 'ts best rooommondatlen. One bottle la alway* followed by more. Try lt to know. "COiTAR'8" BISHOP PILLS-A universal Dinner P.ll (sjgar-costod), and ol extraordinary efficacy for Cos? tiveness, all forms of Indigestion, Nerrena and Hick Hoadachc A Pill that la now rapidly superseding all othora. " COST AR'S" COUOH REMEDY-For Cough*. Cold?. Hoarseness, Sore Throat, Croup, Whooping Cough, Asth? ma, and all forma of bronchial, and Diseases of the Throat and Lungs. A. dna? . lltuNUV H. COSTAR, No. .?? BROADWAY. N. Y. DOV, IK & MOISE, WHOLESALE AGENTS, No. Ul Met Ung street, opposite Obarleaton Bolel. .Jana IT SHIPPING. c-fTC-^ POK 1.1 V IS R P O O t.-TO SAH. aaa^THWtWDAY, AUGUST M -Tim Hr. bark J. ?A?j^?t'UMMINGS, Hookway minier, will tako J ". ,w,ialvvcr freight may offer aad will aa above. rorrrrlulit engagements apply to _?Sg jg_ItOIIT. MOKE A CO. jt^TVw POM. PRKIOIIT Oit CHARTER. r\H?\s *110 n"? Br- 'kirk PILLE HE L'AIlt, Captain tJEKfii? 1.vim-i. I. now nady for lrol(?bt or charier. . -. Apply io _?"JyJJ._ItOI'T. MUItF. k CO, rVsti*VWh01AM liAKK KJKLI.KSTAI). Capt. Wense. USOS*"?"?Ii only Ino I. I, . Cotton to rompido her - ^"cargo. Fur engagements apaly to ,". COURTENAY tc TRENllOLM. """> " tilths! UutiHi Whirr NEW YORK AND CHARLESTON STEAMSHIP LINK. FOR NEW YORK, THE NEW AND ELEGANT ?IDKWUKEL STEAMSHIP MANH A TTA N, WOODHULL, COMMANDER. IXTILL LEAVE FHOM ADOEH'S SOUTH WHARF, ? ? 011 Au/un/u./, Hie gita Inst., al So'cloek P. M. 1. tiul"ard I'niiglit engagements must bo mailo ni 1 10 dille ol COURTENAY *; TltENHOLM. No. 4< lai I Hay. 03- For Pn.na?e and nil matt' rn connected with the '"??'?1'"'shies* ,,f "'" S,,'P"- ?l'1'ly lo HTKEUI BROTH? ERS A; CO., ?.o. 71 Eaid lav. STREET IIROI'ltEIUi * CO.. I . C'OUKTENAY fc TltENHOLM, J ABcn" July 2-.' I'Oll 8AVAXX???I THE STEAMElt G I 'X- -x- XJOITNTT, 1100 Ttl.VS nURTHBX, CAPT. S. ADKINS, -r fr--r.- "WILL LEAVE Mi-DLE ATLANTIC Aft-'it] WU ii: I. every Jl'/.'VD.I V XlUt/T at uiue o'clock, for thal port. . "; Por Height ..r lussagn apply on board or to tim oOiec of HAVENEL i CO., Agents. July ? . FOll PALATJIA, FE RN AX DI NA, JACKSON VILLI:, ANO ALL TUB LAXU IXtiS OX TII13 ST. JOHN'S RIVER, VIA SAVANNAH, DEO. THE NEW AN SPLENDID STEAMSHIP GIT ~5rT POINT, (linn Tani Hm t tic nj CAPTAIN S. ADKINS, ?..I-..-, WILL LEAVE MIDDLE ATLAXTIO VWTi WHdsF, every Ti/ivi'i).i 1" Sit! UT, at e 1 !.'..'- L'" 9 o'clock, lor Hie ubovu places, c iiuecl ?"'?-V'V*' lug willi Um Georgia Coutral IbUlroad at Savannah, for Macon. Mobile ami Now Orlea in. AU F . iah: must he paid hero by shipper.. For I'relgh. or Passage, uppic ou b en d 01 at thc otllco ..f KAVLNEL ,v CO.. July 11_Agent*. MEW YORK .WO DttEAIE.V Si'b.AMSlllJ COMPANY. THE FIRST-CLASS I: S. 51 UL .?TE'.MSUir.S ATLANTIC I NORTH UN ?.IU?T. UALTIC. I WIvalLUN MI71KOP0LIS. Lea Vc) Pi ex No. 18. N. R., New york, every aocoud Sat MOI., fnnii Juno l&. FOR SOUTHAMPTON AND Ult EMEN, takln.; passengers lo Southaiaplou, Loudon. Ilaire ml Bremen, at tho tollowb rates, payable in gold or Mi < qm vale m lu currency: First Calm. SUb; Second Cabin, it" ; Steerage, S'-A. Prom firemen, Soutliampton anil Havre to New Yolk, Fini Cabin, *110; Second Cabin. ?76; Steerage, M3. EXCURSION TICKET'S OUI' AND HOME -Thu Cabin, Silo; Second Cabin, H'M; Steerage, i70. BAH.iso DATS mun NEW Tous ASD nm ur s : Juno IC and 2D I July El and 27 1 August 10 and 21 Sept. 7 a.,d 21 I Met. S 11ml io | Nov. J and Ki For Freight or Passage apply lo ISAAC TAYLOR, Prcsldont, Fobntarv 27_Iv_No til liroadwav. X. Y. 'I'llltUDbUTlllKWiUiyKiDJ, B Y CHARLESTON AND SAVANA " STEAM PACKET LINE, TRI-WEKKLT, VIA BEAUFORT AND HILTON HEAD. WEEKLY, VIA BLUFFTON. STEAMER PILOT BO Y....CAPT. W. T. MCNELTY. STEAMER FANNIE.CAPT. F. PECK. ONE OF THE ABOVE STEAMERS WILL L AVE Charleston and Savanuah every .Volubly, TVednet day and Friday iloraini)t, at 7 o'clock. Touching at mullion on Monda;,, trip from Charleston, and lPttJnei day, trip from Savannah. Freight received dally I rona tl A.M. to 5 P. M., and stored troc orchargo All Way Freight, also BlufRon Wharfage, must bo pre? paid. For freight or passaco, apply to JOHN FEROU&ON, AccommodaUon Wharf, Charleston. CLAORORN & CUNNINGHAMS, Agents, Savannah, < la. FULLER lt LEE, Agents, Beaufort, S. C. N. B._THROUGH TICKETS ?old at the offlco of tho ARcncy in Chartcstou to poluta on the Atlantic and Gulf ital!road, and lo Fernandina and points ou the St- Jahn's River. Jt?f 1 ONE PRICE TO CJLT1 .0 CLOSE OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF SUJWHICR t L11TIII.VG wo have marked tbonrtcei st such low figures that purchasers wi!. Ond ll decidedly for the ut? terest ot their pock? ts to examine our atom, lu which they will find gool and well mada carmonts of OUR OWN M INUFAO rVRE, ai ei.rcinely los? pr! o<. Aoucxcd will bo f-uud a LIST OE OUR FORMER AND PRESENT PRICES: Ftrm'r Fr?tent Price. I'rice. 8COTOII CASSIMERE 8U TS-SACK, PANTS AND VEST. ?26.00 ?18.00 DARK M:X. CASSIM EKE SUI TS-SACK, PANTS AND VES f. 21.00 17.00 HAIR LUTE CASSIMERE Ml I TS - SACK, PANT-i AND V ST.. 31.10 18.00 MIDDLE EX CASSIMERE 8 LT l'a SACK. PAN TS AND VEST.. 18.00 1S.00 BLACK AND WHITE AUX OASMMEHE bUiTB-SACK, PANTS AND VEST. 18,00 13.00 LIGHT i HENCH FLiNNKI. SUITS SA.:K, PANT.-, AND VEST. iB.no 12.ro FANCY C SSI MERE PANIS AND VE-T 12 00 8,00 WHITE FRENCH DUCK SACKS. 0.00 0.00 WHITE LINEN SACKS. S.iO 4.U0 Cili.OltED DUCK SACK-?. 6.00 3.00 BROWN LINEN ?-AOKS. 3.60 2.50 BROWN LINEN HACKS. ?.60 1.60 STRIPE ALPACA 8 \CKS. 7.00 6.00 STRIPE OINOUAM SACKS. 6.00 3.00 (jentlcmcn's Furnishing ft oe (ls. WHITE SHIR Hi at ?2.60,13.00 and $3.60. MAGULLAR, WILLIAMS d PARKER 270 Kiisrca-, CORNER OF HASEL STREET, CHARLESTON S. O Jnne 13 _ Imo ORDINANCE, THE FOLLOWING ORDINANCE 18 PUBLISHED for the information of all cOLcarnod : 1M oarJlVAXOI TO nxouniTE tnt oLKissLso or pnivirs SUD VAULTS IK TUC OORFOHATX Ll MIT? OF TUB crrT. I. Be ll Ordained by tbs Mayor and Aldermen, That from and alter the raUOcaUon of this Ordinance, It ah all not be lawful for any person lo eleanso or remove the contents of Vaults or Privies within the limits of tho city, without having provlotuly obtained a license (or tho same; sU such lioensos lo oxplro on the 31st December nf ?very year, and bo subject to all roquirtunonta Impos? ed by Ordinances regnUting tho granting of Licenses for Drays and O?rte. _ . .'iL II. That tho uso of Barrets m open Carts and Wagons ls prohibited, and parties applying for IJ oe nee will bo re quired to provide closed Carta suitabio for tho unrpose. UL Alt pomona having such License shall repott st ono of LU Ouard Houses, during tho day, his or their In tenUon U lo such work during tho ensuing night; m tho Lower Wards such report to bo mada to tho Main Guard House, in tho Upper wards lo Upper Ouard House. IV. Tho placo or placet for lbs depocltof sach oOal ?hall be designated from limo to time by tho Mayor. V. Er cry owner or driver of such Licensed Cart or any other person who shall violate any of lb 3 provisions of thia Ordinance, or s Indi neglect o.* rot uso to observo the rame, or any of thom, shall forfeli and pay fur each offence a ano not lo exceed twenty-five dollars, to bo en? forced by the May or in his Court, or recovered la any oLhcr CVjiirt ni cuni pe lc nt juriioicUcn. Ratified in City Council this seventh dar of May, In tho year of our Lord ons thousand eight hundred and six? ty-seven. [? M P. 0. OA ILL A n?' W. H. SMITH, 1 Clerk of Council '