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VOLUME rv. HO. 463._CHARLESTON, S. C., MONDAY MORNING-, FEBRUARY" ll, 1867~ " mjrr* XITTTT* Ti?JUfciCjJRAFHIC. (Jciirrul Orders No. 10. [st'ECTAI. TO TUB CUARUtHTON DAUA NEWS.) WAHHINUTON, August ia-Tho instructions mentioned in Associutcd Press tclcginm ol'Wed? nesday, in relation lo General SICKLES' orders Xn. io, hayo boon suspended. General SICKLES ? ill report Inc action taken; ami bia views nu thc ault jool, when further ordern will bo issued. UnrCnble Dispon IKJ. ? l'Aiiis. August lt!.-The ele?lioni lliiiiiijttiout tho Empira lor Members of tho Council show lanni opposition pains. :.LONUON. August tli- Nunn.- Consols WCBM ; Ul]. Komis. i0.j. UrcaiUlnln quiet and airad?. Other article*! Hunkered. IiivKnrooi., August IS-KronliiR.-Colton closed strong. Uplands advanced ld. MidiUings, l(>2d.: OrloniiH. Hid. " LiVKuraoL, August n; -Noon.-Colton opona quiet, With probable Halos of lll.UIIII batos. Miil illing Uplands, lOJlL ? Oi lcans. 11?cl. LivEnnioi,, AII-?UHI Kl-Kveniiiir.--Colton linn: Kalos 1U.0U0; Middling Uplands In,'; Orleans il]. Manchester advicts favorablo. Wheat 13a. 'Jd. Corn 38s. lld, J .aril Mis. Pork 70s. llavuii Its. Rosin-common 7s. ltd.; Middling Dis. (ld. Tallow ?14s. ?Jd. Turpcntiiio 52*. :U. London Hutch .Standard Sugar 25s. Od. Tho Liverpool Urokori*' Circular reports the ?ales ut tho week at tlH.lHK) bales, whereof 17,000 ?ero for export mid DOBO lor speculation. I bo :ul vanco for tho week was l'ullv ld. nu American de? scriptions. Stock, IBO,00(1 bales, wheioul 315.OU0 uro American. ('lillie S ii in in H ry. NEW v.im.. August Kl,-Jim Romnh Catholic Cathedral at Frankton. Inuit in 1123. is humed. Tint Grand Turk han returned tn Cniistntiti nollie. Tho Quaker City, on au excursion tu tho Huh Laud, is i pun. ml m uit ai Naples. L'\cursionis!s in? dignant. A meeting lias boon planned between tho King of Prussia and the Emperor Of Austria. Tho Turlni persist in refusing n joint inquiry re? garding tho affairs or Candia. Hauer.iii has mel Uisuiaroh 1 Thc interview was cordial. [Whynot?] Ho is anon tb moot tile King. Tho ship Czar, o? Greenock, lia? been aban don od. Thc Queen has signed tho deform Bill. Washington News. WASIIINOTON, August Ul.-Tho rain is over mid tho air quito bool. A culvert ?H wasted away lour miles thia aide ol' Baltimore. Nu trains this ovc nilli;. > Tho rain hon been sufficient lo sustain a Hood. No trains hence Northward or thence. The rcvonuo receipts to-dnv amount lo 5102.(101?. There was u full Cabinet meeting; Mr. Krinkloy representing tho Attoncy-Goiioral. The position of Holt was discussed, and it was ilntcnnineil lo ordor bini h om tho Uiircnii or .I lint inc and give him leave of ubeonce. Tho Southern passengers, ela Acquiu Crook, duo nt Gi, arrived ut 10 lin's morning- detained by Hooded trucks. No accidents reported. Tito contract tor rebuilding (lie MauassiiB (?np lia tin m. I tn .Mi.mit Jackson was n varded tn Placide A* Clark, or llnltiniore, lor $IU0,0Ci. I nun Itil Ililli.lill Ricnxto:iD, August 10.-Tho rain throughout tho Stato rensi.il to-day. Tlio Ccutr.-d. Danville, und Frcdcricksbiug llnilroads li we unstained dani .gos irom watties. On tho Danville road the freight train broko through tho bridge near I'owhattnn station, 1.iiinu; ono Broman and hadlv woundiug two others. _ I'lom llalttniorc. llAi-n-uoni;, August Kl.-There ha? boon (be greatest rain bern for several years. Many parts or Hie city wcro Hooded. Mills mid factories arc much damaged, and railroads slopped. Several accident a, moulting iii loss ur lire lu employees. No passougors iiijiirod ns far us known. Tho wea? ther is m iii sho-verv. From Mew Hi lunn. New ORLEANS, August 111.-A telegram from Gen. iii allin says that tho Indians attacked Unffalo Springs, Texas, and were repulsed. Tho Austrian steamer Kluabelh lins arrived with a large number of refugees. It wns supposed Hint Hbo would convoy thom home, but it is now ascer? tained that they will go to New York in a merchant steamer, ns Admiral TegethnfT will probably need Ibo war vessel. Gromt i'..,,iun Dttt.ioakalratloti. CmcAOO, August. Iii.-Thc annual Fenian plc-nto took place yesterday. All the militai y oompmiies and 5000 citizens were pi ..-soin. Fight's are Ilia or? der ot the day. I '.kick eves and bluoily noses ruled. John Leonard was I.itally stabbed. rv cn 'nilen tu Krw Ortensia. NEW OBLBAMB, August Ki,-The lirst bale of now cotton, claused iis Middling, sold nt lilli. it - KIHI MM ion in SonGi Carbllnn. CoLuxtniA, 8. C., August Mk-Tho numlicr or votes registered here to-day amounted tn 102, or which 09 wore whites nnd 113 colored. lt < rn l l on In Voit la Carol I lill . WILMINGTON, August 10.-The regtatrat ion opened in Hie 1st Ward to-day. Total tn this time lor tho two Wards, 123 whites, and ASO blacks. Thc pince nf registration waa crowded to-day, and n largo number ol vol? rs nero not aldo lo register for wunt of time. Holli, sile Mtirkcls. NOON niaPATcn. NEW YORK, August 10.-Flour lOaltic. bolter on old. Wheat n shade tinner. Corn steady. Outs very Arni. Pork heavy mid low er, kW 3d. Lard and Whiskey quiet. Cotton quiet and stonily, 28Ji:. Turpentine (JOc. Rusiii in good request; strained Si. Mucks.lull. Gold Ul)]. Money ?ali. Sterling 9jal0. Ti! Coupons 13.]. Virginia Sixes, now is? su o, 50. EVEHIXO Dl?PATOn. Cotton limier; sales 1500, al. 28!. Flour-Kl nie 57 f>0all 75; Bouillon! i Hull 25. Wheat Himer and quiet; Southern Amber ?2 25U2 3."-. Corn steady. Oats'declincd. Provisions stcodv. Whiskey closed activo; in bond .'Maim. Kales 1400 bbls. Colfco firm; other groceries quiet. Naval Stores firmer. Turpentine OOaOI. Rosin 51a8 50. Freights close il active, (?old 10]A40.?. Ktoakfl dull lind heavy . .Money unchanged. '02 Coupons 113.}. RALTIaliilil., August Kl.-Riu Cotloo 0Jnl2le., gold, in boiel; liiaKMc. Oreo. Prime Wheat ad? vanced Sei; Red SaSlc. : Uuru-small sales; White 5110.1113; Yellow ?lld. Oats ucl ive mid steady, at 70a7t)c.; inferior and damp Matine. Flour small stiles; large ooutrncts imulu by City .Mille for high gr.ules Extras at 511 jail j. 'Provisions-no largo sales, bul a good jobbing demand. Uncoil ShouldciH Kl.ilil'e.; Ribbed Sides ir? 11 .">.]; clear Ribs KiaKU. City Lard Rio.; Western 13?e. CINCINNATI, August IC-Flour linn and un? changed. Corn quiet Dud unchanged ; little doing. Provisions quiet and linn, llacon quiot and unchanged. Mess pork dull and lower at 523 50a23 75. 1 .nr. 1 limier in light dninaud nt 12 J c. WILMINOTON. (N. U..I August ll!.-Spirits Tur pouliuo unsettled al 52Ja5:lf. Rosin quiet nt 5280 al! 73. MontLE, August lt!.-Receipts to-day II bules ; for tho wcok, 444 hales. Exports of thc wock, 1743 hat' s. Btnek on hand, 4275 bales. Kales lo? ll iv. 75 bales. Market closed quiet at 25c. for Low Middling. NEW I him:ANS, August 10.-Sales 850 halos; mar? ket linn and unchanged; Low Middling 20a2(!jc.; receipts lor tho week 10U8; exports 402O; stock 22,039. Sugar and Molasses unchanged. Flonr unchanged und dull. Com dull and declined 2Ja fie.; mixed tl 10; whito $1 15. Oats linn ami activo nt Ode. Pork-300 bbls. sold limn tho luudinu in sever..1 lois nt 52") 75. Karun . Shoulders 13Jal!Uc.; Clear Sides 17al7jc; Sugar-cured Hams 2la22ic. Lard, in tierces, 14LiI4je. Gold 30.]a40. Sterling 524a54i. Sight Exchange on Now York \ fi omit, premium. AUOOSTA, August IC_Marke! st iff, in I van ced Ac. Middling 20n20?. Stiles 0!) bales. Weather cleac und wann. SAVANNAU, August 10.-Cotton firm and quiot. UilUling 20io27. Sales 130 bules. Receipt? none, on account or wash on Ibo railroad. Weathor stormy and raining, with tho appenraiico or a heavy gale ut sea. V ..inmary Oisfrauclilacracnt. Our roaJcrs must remember that Ibo dutv of registration is incumbent on every ellison, 'not merely to enable him lo act upon tho present po? litical issues, but upon ovory other issuo which may arise, until tho present political pressure is removed. A friend said carelessly, tho ot lier dav, that ho would bo disfranchised, and knowing I lui t bo waa embraced in none of tho prohibited classes, wo nskod bim what ho meant. Ho roplied ho would voluntarily disfranchise himself. Buch a position is utterly wrong and indefensible, for however sorely* wo may feel, howover great our disappointment, howover unjust wo may consider this or that act of legislation, wo hold that no man has a right to disfranchise himself. Ile owes something moro than hin rouoied allegiance to dead issues or to political prujiidicOH-lin owes a duty te his country uud to bis posterity, ns au American Cl Uzen and ns ono? who desires to transmit lu iht, so coming after bim tho blessings ot a free "ovo.Timent. Tho man, at tho present Kinduro nf our political affairs, who has the right lo TireBOi'vo his citizenship boforo tho ballot-box, am. deelinb.1 to do so, from any motivo whatever, commits a invvo offence against Ibo weal of Ihr Stato ? His ow-.' disfranchisement, per se, is ol small' importando; but If may bo of great dein ment Ki tho truo inlcrosta of that State, for Git rights of which-ber Junior and fair fanio-ho; lia? porilled lire on many bsttlo-flolda. South ( nro hnians, ignore iwlitical prejudices I 1 he past, willi its innumcrnhlo hallowed associations, liai Hod forovor, and your State, now entering upon n now and untried political oxistoneo, demands vont uei vie s to right bor upon tho troubled wavcf upon which shu ?B now tompcBt-tossod. If HIH oanuot roach a harbor of safety; if, contrary tr plighted political faith andciUrepoalod assurances oho is still luft to drift at tho morey or tho ?'.wm let no Carolinian, by inaction, now or horoaftor, bi compelled to Uko homo ibo roraorscful roprooeb that ho did not raiso an arm lo oavo bor, I Columbia P/twufr. Tho Colorado Times says that there aro Uarei Ulinga which a woman cannot do. Bho cunno sharpen a load pencil, cannot do up a bundle, atp cannot carry an ?vnbrcUa. t-UT'1'ON 1'l.ANTIKU IN IN IMA. Thal cotton-good cotton -could be grown out? side tho Southern Males ut lilia Union, waa n proposition never entertained with thu leaat de? gree nt patience by our peuple before tim war. Nor are thoy yet entirely eared uf thia halluciua rioti or the nlimu sovereignty bf "."diddling Up? lands " and "Middling Orleans." Had there been no war, had our industrial system received no cheek, amounting almost lo nnootire suspension o? this Htaple dining several years, it might have been otherwise. India would have turiiishcd her hundreds ol thousands < d hales of colton, as ?lin had dune before that period; bul there would have been nu monopoly to stimulate tu extra produe liun, India has made colton from timo immemo? rial. 'Hie climate, it muy be, is not nllugothur aB well suited for it ns Mrn? hut on tho other hand, taber is abundant ami cheaper than il wan willi UK even under the system of negro Hlavery. The (iuieriimcnl, morea vor, very wisely did everything in ?ts power to roster this branch of industry, llailrondu have been built within tho last few ycura in every direction, and highways construct ed. callala widened omi reopened, tho navigation of rivera improved, bridges built, mid the jungles, Tor thu Ural timo ir. history, have boon rondcrcd passable. All thia tho English Uovcriiiuenl did to stimu? late the growth and cultivation of cotton. Tho Marquis of DAMIOIISIK, lloverimr-Ueneriil of In? dia, in 18ti0 mid isr,i. innugurntcd the extensive BVHlrui el intel nul improvement, which waa tooti nlile the r>oo|ilc of lliiuloatau to competo with America for Hie cotton trade ol' tho world. To ef? fect this object greal exertions were required. The most favorable cotton r?gion? of India wei n inaccessible for wnnt of proper facilities lor com? munication. Inc riler to get the staple to market it was necessary io carry it by limn and horso power over vaut lucia of jungle, across mountains and ravines, und lorry it over groat river?. To obv?alo theso difuoultics tho railroad movement inaugurated was or the most oouiprohoiisivo ehnr aeler. I'rom a recent article in tho t.'oinntvrcial inn/ Financia' Chronic*, wo have some interesting facta concerning these railroads : I'our thousand six hundred milea of railroad were tobe built, nt an estimated expenso of $100, 000,lHXI. Tho ct edit ol tim Importal Covenuuuiit was granted to private companies, guaranteeing a certain nmoiiut nf interest on all looney invested in Indian railroads. Last year several Indian rail? ways exceeded Ibo ii per cent, guaranteed interest. I lorin;; tim hail year ending December dist, the East Indian mid tho Great I'O'.iitisiilur railroad companies were aldo to declare surplus dividends. Hall thu alumni I ol surplus income was devoted lo thu repayment ol ronner udvancca fur interest hy tin- government, mid Ibo other hall waa divided among tho utockliolili-ru. Tho net amount or emu niiteed ?uterent paid liv the government diniitt ishes ovcrv roar. In IMS tho amount waa ?1,1.10, 1100; in is.,ii it was ?&K),000, mid this year only illlUO.OilO was required. Thew figures imlicato tho ni olitable character of theso Indian railroad en? terprises. Thia dovelopment of railroads in lind li Indin is of tho highest itupoitaiico ns nll'ccling tho cot? ton trade, roniiorly wo enjoyed a nioiiojxily of tho market; now nearly one-null' of tho cotton manufactured in England, is derived from India MOBO, A lalo Liverpool circular cstimatee tho quantity or American coltun now on hand und to nrrivo before December Slut, 1807, att'i80,000 bides, while the supply ol India cotton for Ilia ailinn pe? riod ia est.mated at 1)23,000 hales. Without ex? pressing any opinion as lo thc correctness ol theso llgui cs, 1 lu- nu 'i e un pm hm t fae t for US tn remem? ber ia thal tho manufacturera of England linvu so altered und improved their uiacliiucry nB lo bo able to use, iii much larger proportion than for? merly, tho aborter India staple, while, ul the .-ame time', tho quality of colton troni that country baa III I II decidedly und steadilv improved, and ia be? ing muro cai et olly prepared for market. Judging, then; ot tho future from tho past, it may hu ax jn..-ted io equal tho Amorican articlo a', no dud.mt period. The e .laid edi met it ol railroads in India removes thu chief obstacles to thc growth of 'an almost uu limited supply of cotton. The country isadmirably adapted ror il, and tho teeming population has long been fnmilini- willi thc staplo, and-cxhtliit ::u al .aplitudu in Ha culturo. The be-.t cotton re? gions havo not yot bean oponed to tho world ; tho univ lac i lit ie . for reaching a market being tho slow nnd oxpunsivo procosa of cattlo teams. Tho now railroad", however, will convoy Hie producta of theso regions tu market cheaply and expeditiously. And il is ?i in dice ihle feature of Indian railroad companies Hint their revenues nrc derived from goods rallier than from passengers. Uf 135,1X10, UIH) incnuio nf Indian railroads during thc three year? ending Juno, HMO, two-lliirda nero recoivod ?inlll mei chailllisc trafile. These facia throw considerable light nu tho ful uro of American cotton Irado. Tlioy indicate that American cotton will henceforth bo subject tu a lo i ii and active competition. Tho cheapness of labor in India will also tend to placo UR at rt dis? advantage, as it is doubtful whether Ibo freedmen cnn work as cheaply aa Hie Hindoo, who lives ou a hamil ul of rice a day, und whoso clothing conecta ota yard of culi :o'a year. It is evident, there? fore, "thitt tho trade in ?ur ahiof eiapln will 1 n; sub? ject in Ihn iut ure to new ronditioua thnt may aeri ously affect our entire euuntry. In this yiavf it iii of tho utmost inipiirtnnco that every facility should he extended to thc cultivation of thc etnplo in tin* Southern States, and fiat every obstado should he removed, Tho injudicious cotton tax, that o|)crnlta aa a direct luiunly to foreign pro? duct iou, should ho instantly ropcalod, and now capital should bo tempted into tho production of Hie staple by tho indispensable guarantees of security and political quill, Sfute items. The nopulalion of York District, hv Uio connus nf 181.1, ia put down at 21,602. White, ll.UJl); colored, 10,173. Majority for thc whites, llCli. I YorkviUe Fnquiicr. ITLMS CoscEnxixo THE Cnora.-From all sec? tions ol'our large Dist rici, save ono, comu unnuali-. tleilly cheering reporta of tho corn and cotton prospect. The unfortunate section which mal.en the exception is that around Mt. Willing-tho scone of country between Cloud's Creek and Salu? da Uiver. On Saturday last, an intelligent freed? man, himself 1 inning near Mt. Willing, gave na u very doleful account of tho condition of tho crops in thu said Bcctinn, only continuing what wo bad heard before. Ho reports that for Ovo weeks pre? ceding tho first Friday in Augual, tho drought ?aa-i intense and unbroken. On that dav thin eec lion was vieitcd with abundant rain. Wo carncal Iv hope the sequel will prove that crop prospects among our honored fcllow-citizena of Cloud's Creel; mid Mt. Willing aro not BO gloomy aa wo aro at present lcd to report.-[Kdgejte.d Advertiser. ll i. wv lt AI ss.-Wo havo had a very boavy foll of rain, which wo fear, from appearances, has beon general. It commenced raining on Wednesday morning about nino o'clock, and continued with? out interruption until yesterday botwoon tho hours of four and ll vu O'CIOOK. A vuat quant i ty of rain moat havo fallen, and tho orator oouraoa will doubt? less bo very much awulloa iu consequence We learn that thc treatlo work over Cane Crock, on tho Greenville Haili nail, waa BO much damaged that tho up train yesterday morning had to return, hoing linallie to creen. Wc fear wu will havo disastrous nowa from thc co.-n ciopa ?ti tho bottom l< nils adjoining tho water courses.-Columbia J'hnmz. HtuiisTUATinN.-At a meeting of tho many citi? zens of tho District in attondauco on tho meeting of the Agricultural Society, bold on tho 13th inst., ul thc Mineral Spring, noir Darlington 0. IL, it waa resolved timi a Comruittoo bo appointed to urge upon tho pooplo of tho Dialnct tho im Ii's lance ot regiatration, sud to tloviao and ex?? cute n na s mes iv hm oby toauunro, os near as possi? ble, a completo registration of tho whito volo of thu District. It waa thu belief of the gentlemen preacnt that them was, throughout tho District, nu alarming lack of inti rust, and many crrora, pim aleut upon thc subject, nnd that utilosa ef? forts WM e made to circu?alo correct information, and stir up the minda of tho peonlo, ninny of thone among thu whiles, entitled to thc privilogo would neglect to rogiater. In nccordanco with thia action, and these viows, n committco composed of tito following gentlemen wna appointed* : P. I'. Warley, It. W. lloyd, E. M. Oriflln, E. W. Cannon, T. 0. .Dargan, Jacob Kellv, Jr., J. C. Wright, W. W. Mooro, Dr. S. J. Black? well, J. E. livid, T. J. Cannon, John Wiley. . As Chairman of tho Committee I request that its mum hers meet mo at tho Court House, Wcdnoa day, tho 2 ! nt inst. As tho work unsigned ia ono of great importance to tho district, I trust there will lie a lull and prompt attendance. Should necessi? ty pre v ent tho attendance of nov member, ho will picoso communicate with mo, lolly, by letter. kV F. WAHLE Y. [Darlington Southerner. Orr.u COTTON_Tho novelty of a numbor of fairly matured open bolla of very good cotton ia ' on exhibition at this office Tho gentleman who 1 brought them in has pl en tv more of tim saino sort, ' and hu assures ua that tho bearing of thia cottou ' is owing entirely to bia modo of cultivating lt, ' willoh is to commence, early in bedding cloao to tho plant in ordor to keep tho wator away from it i nnd nave it romain aa dry ta possible, , ; (Hartington Sonllterncr. ' H Fa ii sm A i lox.-ll eg ifttr.il ?on for thia District . commenced yesterday, anil will last aovoral dava. , Every man who wiahea to preservo lila right of auf , frage should como forward and rogiater promptly, . Thia may ho tho lust opportunity offered, and rio ono who is nnt disfranchised abonld neglect tide . important duty. Tho number registered yesterday was about 250, nearly all of whom were colored. [ bennet Ut *l Ile Journal. t i TUG BIUDOE AT Cunt AW, We aro authorized to . slato, for tho information of tho business oommu i niiy of Marlboro', that tho now bringo at Cheraw will bo rcadv for tho passigo of freight and trev ! cllcra by tho'lSlh of September next. Our friends > at Society Hill must bestir th oma ol voa, or Ohoriw , will got abend of thom.-ibid. AB tho steamer Oregon was panting,, a nowie arrived Irishman belonging to tho. colobratod s o'] liv i AN family wau hoard to exclaim : "O-r-e t g-o-ii - O'Kogan ; oh, bo jaberu] only lour necks 1 In this country yot and a steamboat christened after mol" 'I'll IO l'A lt I s PKESN. HKETCHKS UV LAE'MJLAYE AND QIRARDIN. KUENill NEWSl'Al'Elts AMI XKWSPAl'EB COHltES PONUF.NTS. Tho "Pillia Ouido" contains two articles on thu Paris Press by M. Labotilnyo tutti M. Kmile liv Uirariliu. tho llrat of which ia dovoted to tho His? tory ol thc Press, mid tho second In un itccoinit of thu different jonriinla nt present published in Parin. Tito dillorcnt vicissitudes wliich tho promt UU I derwent until tho deena of 1832, which M. ile IVi'signy etylcd "ono o? tho frontest services I coufurrctl hy* tho itnporinl ???UT ol Franco," uro j iluly ?el toi th liv M. Laboiuavo, who (loos, not np poar to he grimily cl i ssa ti Rile ti willi tho restrictivo features or Hint measure. Thean were, in hr mt, tho ?iiili^al inn imponed upon thu journals lu procuro un authorization lioni government, tho exaction or n Vuiy considerable) molloy security, linhlo to partial or ontire cunllsoation: anti tho establishment of a surveillance, lu spite nf tho sophisticated nrgu nieiitH which aro adduced iii tlcfoneo of thin policy, and md wai ind ai,ding M. (lu nr.lin's denial that tho level or luiiniaHstic talent in Paria haa bron de? pressed uv ila ndoptiuu, it is easy to porcoivo that M. Laboulayo casts a wistful uyo to tho future, and M. Oiranliu hinisolT admits that though tho ponai IUWH may aomctimcs havo tho effect of embolden int; writers, yet tho fiscal laws, mich aa tlioao rela? ting to cautiou-motioy and linos, cnuuot help but retard tho progress or jon rmi I i sm in Kronen ; aud thus it in Hint tunny who cannot aflbrd to subscribo to a paper, winch thoy might read at lemme it) tho family eircln, betake tlicmsulvos to tho ruff or rah. arel.' "Tlio day," ho uaya, "whon tho political press or Franco will no longer havo to drag behind it thc two dead-weights or the stamp duty and tho caution-mtuioy, timi dav will BCO it in ist ress ?if i lu? ci ino. Mow ie it that 1 Yanco possesses tho means or'influence, this instrument ul' conquest, audi makes un use tint ? 'I'lliii iso i[neatinn which all Americans and EiigliHhmun, attracted to Paris by tho Exhibition, will not rail to ask." There nro seventeen political tinily journals pub? lished in l'avis,of which six appear iii tho morning; and ulovcn In tho evening, or tho morning jour? nals, 'ho Journal tiru Debata, tho Moniteur, thu Constitutionnel, tho Steele and tho Union, walch waru atartcd before 1H3'2. havo not lieon obliged to pr?vido themselves willi an authorization from government, mid tho samo is tho caso willi tho follow dig evening pipers, viz : Iho Gazelle tie France, thc J'ressv, tho Pairie mid tho Pa;,?. Ono non nmg jourunl, tho Mowle, aucccsaor ol' thu Unteers, suppressed in 18C0, und tho remain? ing aeree morning papers, mo authorized, in con? formity with tho dooroo abovo mont inned. M. Oirardin, ta his short sketches or thaao na? pers, deelnres Hint (hey aro conducted with as iinieh independence nnil talent os iii other times. Tho Jonrnul ties Debuts, rounded liv M. M. llertin rn n's iii 1 T.V.I, haa lost limn its ,<:!aff Chateaubriand, hut still boasts among its authors M. M. Michael Chovnlier, Jules Jania, J. Lonioinno. Provosl Par atlol, ll.nein, ami others ctpinlly celebrated. Tho Moniteur, M. Oirardin' says, has lost ?ls , value ns a faithful record of history. It has bo I como a journal of tho State, and its position ia prccaritnjB. Tho Constitutionnel and tho Presse, bulli notod for Ihon* clever dramatic criticisms, aro very well conducted papers, and tho Siede has tho honor of | hoing thu best supported political journal in Paris, having forty-live thousand subscribers. It up? holds tho opinions or thc Restoration in 1815, mid tho .Moimi cliy in 1830. Tho Patric is uno of tho journals ?ti '(ho ctnifidcnco uf tho Government, a trust Milich it shares willi tho Ontstitutioniiel, tho Poya and Uio ?tendard. Tho Union ia a liberal paper. The Ojnnionc Nationale espouses thu I catiaO or oppressed nationalities, and especially ur | I Italy and Poland. Tho Mowle, a very ably con? ducted paper, ia tho special organ or tho Catbulic and Pupal party. Tho J) mps holds an equal place with Hm Journal des D?bala, ami ita London cor? rcspnndeiieo, flout tho pun ol' M. Lotus Blanc, is 1 ono or ila principal exe ellene irs. Started at tho name limo as tho 7tiii;m, tho journal La France is distinguished for the saino ablo authorship. M. ti ?int drn s|ieaks of bia own vapor, tho Liberte, as liebig inoro successful than it deserves. Tho number of its BubscribciB iu thirty thousand. Tho "Foreign Journals in Paris" is au oaaay by . Jil. L. Uerardi, editur of tho Iudcpondciico Delco, which enjoys an even larger circulation than tho English Tiinca. AL Dcrurdi complains bitterly or tho censorship. It is, bo says, ot Ibo worat kind, without responsibility ur control, aud exempt Trout any obligation to gi'vo au explanation ot its pro? ceedings, livery copy of a nowspapcr sent into franco nasses under tho inspection td a junior or seiner clerk', the head Of tho depart nu nt ami thu in in inttu. Liable to bo prohibited by any of iii ese umccra, ila delivery to tho public is always re? tarded, and even should it pasa this ordeal, il must, go through a second under tho pref ctn and saus-prtjeu i sd. n o li eau in allowed to clroulatc m any provincial town. On those gi omuls tho writer I denies that tho foreign press (lorivoa any asaiat ance Troni tho present system of restriction; and I remarks that at least, ir .any advantage dnca aocruo from it, thu persistency with which foreign editora havo advocated its abolition ia wonderfully disinterested. ' O? tho foreign parers tho Ind?pendance Helge ' bas by Tar tho largest circulation. Admirably j edited, it possesses no less than twonty-two cor respondents iii Paris-imo Tor oacli brauch of BO ciul activity. The ( hazel to d'Augabourg, tho Nord mid tho Courrier den Etats Unis aro pretty gonor I ally read by tho Hermans, tho Ruasiana mid those Frenchmen who havo relation? with tho United mates rcspoetivcly. Tho London Tunes bas always been exempted ! from tbo censorship excupt during a abort period : imm?diatniy pillowing Hie coup d'etat. The Em? peror, il is said, lined to road tho Tunes regularly -a habit which he has relinquished nf late. M. Dei ai ah then gives UH somo interesting par? ticulars concerning the system or corrogpondenco, und the gnni lernen who fill tho pnsla nf "own cor? respondents" in Paris. Newspaper correspondente or tho bolter class aro woll known iq thu polilioal and literary publio, and mix much with each other. Thoy meet in newspaper oftlcos, in salons and hin arien, and in some cajea which aro transformed at certain boura 1 of tho day into rogular editora' rooms. lloro thor bold a kind of nows exchange; nor is their ms n?? pula! ion of intolligoncoand gossip very different to I li.it with willoh speculators raist and depress tho valuo of stocks on thc Roursc. Tho governinoDt naturally has a good deal of iiilluouco over corres? pondents, who are uotv a very nuinuroilB body. Tho Times Ima ono corrospoiidont at Paria whoso lctterd aro in no way extraordinary. Tho Daily Telegraph is represented by a gent! om an who spe? cially I icq ni nts oflicial recaptions, and picks out facetious anecdotes, from tho comic join nuls. Tho jim um.: Post, I .ord PalinordtOD'a orgau, possess? ed a corresponde ut Who was specially at homo in Ibo office of Ibo financial minister. Tho Morning Advcrlisor aud tho Oh ?ho woro both well served in this respect at ono time, but perhaps tho bom in? formed correspondent at present is tho repr?sen? tai i \ r of ilie Proas and tho Economist. Tho wife or tho correspondent of the Daily Nowa oRon senda communications to tho provincial English press. After tho Times, tho Illutitraied London Ni tvs, Punch-ofton suppressed-and Uio Daily Tele? graph, tho Nowa or the World ia tho English jour? nal most road in Paris, A PRIVATE LETTEN from Southampton, jUBt re? ceived, thus speaks of tho raft Nonpareil: "When tho lit Ho American lire-Baring raft Nonpareil first I mado bur appoaranoo uti thia port, I wau fortunato enough to board her, and hare a very pleasant | conversation with her gallant commander, Capt. MIKES. WO shortly afterward arrived up to port in gallant stylo, with all colora flying. After re? maining boro threo days tbo raft was BO beset with people coming from all quarters to riait her, and bold confabs with Capt. MIKES and hor crow, that I proposed ho should take hop to Cowes, whore ho would bo ablo to BOO all tho great 'swell ' aquatic and otborwiso, who would bo thero to tako part in and witness tho rogatta of tho Royal Yacht Squaa ? ron. The Captain agreed to tho proposition, but informed mo at tho samo timo thal ho could not got along without nie, BO I had to turu pilot for tho tiino hoing, and pilot tho litt lo vessel to Cowes. Wo had a grand limo there. Captain MIKES and bia crow woro invited on board tho royal yacht, and Mr. WHITE, a groat lifeboat buildor of Cowes, intioduocd thom to Um members of tile Royal Yacht Squadron at their club hoiiao, whoro thoy mot with any quantity of tho t ?He ot England, and woro most kindly and cordially rcceivod. Mr. : WHITE towed tho tiny bttlo craft around tho royal yachts and all shout tho harbor of Cowes, which waa alive with sailing vessels, gaily decked, of all descriptions, with his steam launch. It nocd not | bo said that Captain MIKES is a great lion at Cowes, and tho obsorvod of all observ?la. Tho Queen will no doubt como down to inspect tho 1 youpareli, aa she has intimated that abo intended doing BO. Thousands of pcoplo carno to seo tho gallant little craft, and all trxprosa tho greatest wonder how abo over managed to cross tho Atlan tio Ocean in safely. In fact, BO great is tho throng 1 of vosaola around hor, Ulled with people who aro curiously inspecting hor, that ono can almost im? agino a great fair is being hold upon tho water. Tito captain and crow are in a perfect state of health, mid moro than aaliafiod with tho porfonn rnco of their lifo-aaving ran." TUT. Yrrxn OP QOIJJ IN ADSTBAUA.-Tho Mel bourno Argus publishes thc followiii? statistics of tho (rold yield or Australia from 185G to 16G0, in oltiHivo: Tear. Ounces. Fournit Slerling. IHM.?,9M.0(X1 11,912,783 IB57.3,761.628 ll.iMC.113 18SS.3,618,188 10,113,703 1660 .3.280,673 0,132,703 UGO.3,160,061 8,030,613 IS?l.1,967 120 7,869,768 1803.1.668,286 6,686,193 1863.1,617,000 0,620,957 1801.l,r>(6,(5o 6,306,227 1805.1,5*3,802 8,190,317 1806.1.179,191 5,909,987 It will bo notlood that tho ylold of ISM waa only one-half that of 18?e, and also ehowod a docreoao of noarly ono million pounds sterling froi.? that of 1866. . . The Bait Lako Vldotto eaya ororybody Ia going to tbo O roen river minot, or eonding a man. Brigham Yoong ia ourouraging Iho boglra In that direction, but cautions tho settlers to koop enough at homo (n all tho aottlomonte to do tho harvest? ing and aero tho ero pe, ONE PRICE T O CJ^O S E . TO CLOSE Ol!K K1IT1 RE STOCK OF Ht'MMKIt CLOTHING wo liavn markeri Hie prion ni mrll low lieu ITU timi purchaser* will find it dcilileilly fur tin* In? terest of their iiockt'tfl to oiihilut' our tdoeK, In vrhirll tin", will ilii'l cinnl and well mario esriiienl* nf til ll OWN MANUFACTURE, at litre indy low sartre*. Annexed will bu found a LIST OF OUI! FOltMER AND PRESENT PRICES: Wu tm*.r 1'rrffni I'rict I'rice. SCOTCH CASSIM!.RE SUITS-SACK, PANTS AND VEST.iW.OO SIMO I DARK MIX. CASSIA! ERE SUI TS-SACK, PANTS AND VEST. 31.110 PAW HAIR LINE CASSIMERE SUITS SACK, PANTS AND VEST. IM.ti? I8.W MIDDLE-EX CASSIMERE SUITS SACK, PANTS AND VEST.. lH.nn IS DLACK AJiD WHITEAIIXCAS1IMEIIE SUITS-SACK, PANTS AND VEST. leUM lll.Ot) ] LIOIIT FRENCH FLANNEL SUITS SACK, PANTd AND VEST. 18.110 14 FANCY C\SSIMERE PANTS AND YH.-T HMM N WHITE FRENCH DUCK SACKS. Mt) <' WHITE LINEN SACKS. 6.1 ll . COLORED DUCK SACK?. fi-?1 '.. BROWN LINEN SAilKS.. M.B11 1! BROWN LINKS SACKS. 2.61) LEO ?TRIPE ALPACA SAOKK. 7.H0 B.IHI STRIPE O INGHAM HAOKS. fi.W 3.IW Gentlenion'N Furnishing Goads. WHITE SHIRTS al ?1.60, ?3.00 and S3.SD. MAGULLA!,, WILLIAMS & PARKER CORNER OF KASEL STREET, CHAHLESTON' ?. a July 27 linn THE HAILY NEWS WE H AVK NOW ADDED IO OUH NEWS PAPER E3TADLLSH11ENT a nuai oitomiivo ami completo Supplied with a jrroat vuriotr nf PLAIN AND FANCY TYPE, of tho latent niul nosl npprorotl alvie* ; and wo liavo every facility for executing all Undo of JOB WORK ?ii ENGLISH, GERMAIN, mid F.iENCH, Bill and Letter Heids C?rcnlars Pamphlets Catalogues Drafts Railroad and Steamboat Printing, Business Cards Invitations &C, (fcc., &o. THOSE OF OUR FRIENDS DE? SIRING JOR WORK, will please) /i leave their ordere with ns. ?V will guarantee as good work, nid nt as CHEAP RATES, as eau le i had in Charleston. CATHCART, H'HILLAN & MORTON. UT? THE MARION STAR, " ESTABLISHED NEARLY TOENTY TEARI AGO, IS pu bli s hod at Marion, H. C., tn the cen tnt ' portion of the country, and offer* a favorable, ni edlem to Mer? chant?, Ora tr?tet?, M ac hi n! ita, and all claaeo* rho deeire to extend their traaln?a in tho FM Deo coonta/. For the ht nef! t of our advert? tl og patrons, we abell, In addition to our subscription Bat, which ls contently la? creas! og, publish and distribute pata!toual} 3000 extra conloa of the STAU, during the boam ess Reason thin Bate* of Advertising Ebert], W. J. UoKKRALL, November 30 Editor tod Pnprietor MAUH1HU. On Thursday Murnini;, Mn- iMIi iiiKt.. Inf liss llov. Lin u s Curitiiiiii. ut lin- resilience ul lin* bride's father. WM. SWINTON l>I.-SELL tu ALICK A. HKIUS. only na i /lin r nf .INO. S. ilium., Ksip. all nf lin - ally. OIHTl'Alt V. Dir.ll. mi tin- Ililli nf Allsun!, in Um TttH yin ruf her ace. Mrs. JANE CALDWELL. r?liot el llio lite Jons UM4IWKIA, Tlie Rrktttvcit, Friends ami Acquaintance!* of thu fi ni? lly, amt thu inc.tliers nf /iou Presbyterian I'hureh, (Ilcha street, ure respectfully invited to otteml her Kuiicr.il Sen leen Titi? AJltrmmn, nt Half-pant Pour o'clock, at llteauovo church. ' Aujfuat ll JSe-Tlic Helm I vis, Pr Iv mia nnil Arixunlut aurt-4 nf .Mrrf. .LitlN t*i.K\it urn r. sp-'ctfulty tnvileil hi attend thu l imerai s-rvlee? nf her Daughter, EMILY, at No. ilia King Html, Tnit Morning, at Niue o'clock, August 17 1* CT' The It el ullarri, I i i. nil-, nuil A<-t|Hiilnt anctM of MIK. JOHN SHH ACHT.: and family, and ur Mr. and Mr*. Wu.Lian Sc II ACUT?:, are ri'.?|ii ctlully In viii tl tu atli-nd tho l uiu i-.il nf the funner. Yu-Murrmn (Sunday) Murnini/, nt Slim o'clock, ut St. l'atrlel.'ii Chun-li. August IT 1* *V5-OHrHAN HOUSE CHAPEL.-TUB ll KV. H. T. WINKLEII. I). I)., of Hui Uulted II rut and Went- J worth Street Ilaiili.-d Churchoa, will perform Divino Scrvlco in llii i Chanel, Tit-Murrnw Aftrmnun, 18th halt, at live O'clock. 1 August 17 O?-I l HST 1?AP?TST CHUMC?i.-TTT? h K will he no Service in thin Church Tii-Morrnui Aflrrnonn, lu conseil??UTS nf the engagement nf tlio Pastor al Or- | phau llouan Chapel. 1 August 17 c-? ICSTATK NOTICE.-ALL PERSONA HAY? INO i 1 nm i ur me i Hm Kalala nf the late J. HENDER SON iiKNTZ will precut Item, duly atti-xtrd. nud all m rsoiis lniliht.,1 ll........ .wu .....i.. m_MI HAltltlKT II. UENTZ. Quaiideii Bxaeulrlz. Itu. ks lile, Augu it Sd, 1 MIT. Aueu-l IU ne-TUE STATE Ol' SOUTH CAROLINA, DARIdNiSTON DISTRICT-INEQUITY.-P. A, IIACOT AMI T. I.. IIACOT. Administrators, 1'1-ri LU s. IIACOT. rt. THU II Ll Its AN1> CHKIHTOKS OK TETEU H. IIACOT.-Upon hearing thu pleadings in Ulis ease, lt tn. on motion ur Vf. IF. UAltLLKK, ('innplaiuaiils' Solirl tor, ordered that all and singular Hie ec .Uluru of Uni late I'eler S. llaeot. Complainant's Int citato, 1? required to Hie and prove their respective dc mauds and debts tn judgments and otherwise against the , aid Intestate, be? fore Um Commissioner of this Court, hy or lu lure tho Aral day of November next, and In drfaiilt thereof Uiot Uley he ilchurr.il fruin Ibo benefit ol any deereo to he made (herein, mid thal tho C.immlsciuiier of this Court do advertise Ulis order one: a month tn Hie Darlington | Stmtktrnrr and Um Cliarirston Otttty .Yeast, until tho said first day of November next. Tho aim. i? is a true copy troui ttio original tinier mode | in tim above ease, lath ol I'ebruary, Pe . .". A. P. EDWARDS, C.. E. D. I). Ciiunnisainuer's Onice, liarllnglon C. H., Kchniary 22, 1KU7. s30 fl Fchruory23 Vb- TUE STATE OK SOUTH CAROLINA, DAHI.lNoTOS DISTRICT.-IN EQUITY-U. W. ED- | WARDS, Admlrdswator T. E. HOWI.E, rs. E. s. H ow LL, JAM LS P. WILSON AND OTU EUS.-HILL KOIt IN? JUNCTION. ACCOUNT AND III LILL.-ll la ordered that Iba CHEDITOliS ul THOMAS E. ROWLE, deceased, bc i njolued mun proceeding In recover their claims at law anabel Ihn romplaiuanl, anil that they du prow and establish their demands against thu Haid UOWI.K heforo the Cnmuilsnncr of thia Court, un or before llio (Irai day of Dceember next, mid in default Uiereof that theybc barred Ilia benefit nf nny decree hi be pronounced berrin. Th ' uthive ls n trna copy from Uie m 'bunni order made in the abnve ?tuted ease, 13th February, 1B67. A. F. ED WA It D.S. C. L D. I). Commissioner's Otllce, Darlington C H., Keb. S?, isi>7. February '?I sll ii' NOTICE T > MA1UNE1.H.-C ATTAINS AND I'll.OTS Wishing tu anchor thu ir v.ssols tn Ashley Uiver, are mtUOSted not lo do no niiyavhcri? within direct range of thu heads ni tho SAVANNAH RAILROAD WHARVES, nu tba Charleston sud St, Andmi's ?Ido cl the Aiddry River; by which precauUnn, contact with tba j Submarine Telegraph Cable will ho avoided. H. C. T?RMER, IL M. Harbor Manbr's : lillee, Cbarluslnu, Lebruary ft, is?:?. Kein nary 7 "aa- BEAUTIFUL lIAIlt.-CIIEVALlEll'HLIlTE for tin.- II Al lt iHisllIvely restores gray hair to Us original color and ynultitnl beauty! In pul? life, strength and growth b> the weakest hair: stojM its falling nut ut once; keeps thc head clean; is unparalleled asa hnlr-dresalug. tiolil by all druggists, fashionable halr-d ressers, and .leal ?rsm aney goods. Th i trade niipplled hy the whole? sale druggists. SARAH A. CUEVAI.lK.lt. M. D... Julie M Kiulhfimn New York GREAT REDUCTION 1 IN' AT No. 219 KING STREET, Ono door south Market street. 20 PER CENT. DISCOUNT. NOW IS THE TIME TO RUY TnE DEBT QUALITY Ol' MEN'S AND YOUTHS' SEASONABLE CLOTHING EVER OFFERED IN THIS CITY, WITH A LABOR LOT OF THE CELEBRATED ST A II BRAND SHIRTS, COLLARS. AND DRAWEBS, AT PRICES TO SUIT THE TIMES. Having perfected arratiRomonta with my Manu? facturers, I am aWo to sell tho ontlro STOCK at tho above discount. Frico of oach ARTICLE marked in plain figures ll, 1??1KI, Agent. B.M.McTURE0US,Sup'1 July M _SPECIAL NOTICES. ?CTTIIK STATE OK HOUTII CAROLINA. DARLINOTON DISTKICT-IN HOB ITV- HANNAH J. HART, Admiiiintnilrii. r? ELLEN E. HAKT. JOHN WITHERSPOON. rt ill.-HILL IOU INJU.NirTION. ACCOUNT AND RELIEF_ll in ordered Hint Hui credit ora or JOHN L. HAUT ba enjoined Irosa firoceeduiit lo recover llii-ir t laiuiM ol Inn- tgalnnt Hm complainant, niul Hist tliey du prove ami cHtnbllnh their dciiiewlH ngulunt (hu voiil Juliu L. Hart, balbra tho Ooiuinisntoticr ot thia Court, on or belum the find day nf November licit, ami lu default thereof that they be barrel from tin- ben? efit or any decree lo be made herein. Il in alan ordered thal u copy ot thin ?nlrrhe pulilinhrd al leant anea ? week until tho Ural duy ol' Novemlior m il iii tlu> Darlington Snuthcrnrr nod (ho Charit ?lim Dillly AV??. Thu above H n true copy fruin Hi? original nrder mad? lu the abare eau?. iuu February, IKT,;. A. V. EDWARDS, C. ti, ti. D. OwatiMiomialaOrwoii, Darlington c. H., rVbraary .J.'. 1807. Hilt! fi nibeaarjr 2:1 .B-HEllISTHATION. -T ll 1 R Ti PRECINCT, COi.LETON DISTKICT.-Hie Hoard of Registration tor Thlrtl Prceliicl, SI. Bartholomew'H Parish, Cnlletou Din tri-t. S. C., will hold ita eeavinna a? MI??.", vir.: AT linn. HOUSE POLL- Ancua! NUl, ?Ulh, Hist and Md. September 5Ui, flth end 7Ui. For Revision, Scplcmbor l'Jlh ami 20tb. AT WALTKRBORO' POLL-COURT HOl'SK.-Auguri Sith, 2Gtb,< 27lh and 28lh. September .'Jib, loth, 1Kb. For Rc i Won, September 23d and 211b. AT ROUND O POLL-Augual Mik, Hint. September 2d, 3d, 13th, llth and ICH). For Revision, Srptcmbnr -JCtti and 27(h. Aa Hie whole duly munt li? performed by the Int Oct?- | ber, tho Honka will li? cloned on Ibo Mb. Seplcuiber, in order lo eomidy with Paragraph XIX., Oenurnl Order Nu. 03, Headuuai 1er? Kn"-- -".". . .. ume i.ii- public Inspection uml rcvialon nf (lie Mate. All pernio? qualified tn vote under Um provisions ?I tho Act of Congre??, paeaod 2d March, 1HG7, vulitlcd "Au Act!? pr?vido fur (be more ollleicut Uncomment of (tio Hebel Staten." aud (bo several Acta ?tipplcincutary thereto, are In v iie.l tu appear before Um Uuarri fur Registration. Himra ol ni Hue will hu Inuit tl A. M. tn :i P. M. H. II. WILLOUOUHV, (.halriuati Hoard nf Rei;. Fur Third Prarlitcl, Collntaa Diatricl. Alien ,1 10 ti ??. RKOISTH.Vl'tON.-TIIK BOARD OK RKU ISTRATION fur llio Third Prrcinrt, Parish of St. Jobu'n. CoMcton, Dlslrirt olCharlostiin, will commence IN dullen at Lcgarcville, Julm'a Island, un Thursday, lb? I'.lh ?nut., and will cnitllnun ita acationa Ihree days, lt will Hit III tho samo placo agalu Monday and Tuf sdi 1y, the lilith and 27th lusts., fur a lilia] ?csslon for lb? revlHinn ul (he hal, and fur thu aeeommudatiou of thone citizens who may uot havu reglalured their namen .lunnc tho llrnt three days of tho aeaalon. Tho Hoard will cunllnuo i n dullen In (he Village ni | Rockville, Wadmalaw lalaud, on Monday neil, the 19th inat., ami will continuo Ms acHfliuu (bren day?. It will ali.o alt at tho same place again tm HVilM'tifay and Thurs? day, >ili ami 22?1 Innis., for a final sealion fur tho re? vision of tho liri. Ac Hie Heard will continuo ita dillie? ct Wright's Store, Edisto I ?Iiiiii, 011 Thurtday neil. Ihn DM inst., and will conti nun Its suasion three tlaya. It will ail at Um narnu plaie'agsln ou Friday aud Saturday, :101b and Hint inst*., fur a final ?cealon tor tho revision ?r tlio Ult, lc AH tho whole duty must bj .performed by tho 1st nf | Octob. r. tho bouka will bo dosed ?11 Um Ililli nf Seplom ber. In order tn comply with paragraph XIX. Ocucral Orders No. Co, Headquarters Second Military Dialrlct, giving ample Him: for ptlbUc lunpi-clloti and rcvialon of | theUata. All per J mn qualified to voto under thu provis lonn cf Um Act of Ce:,ure .-a paascd March 2d, 180", enti? tled "An Act (o pr?vido for (he moro efficient govern? ment of the rebel Staion" and thu .-everal Adi supple? mentary thereto, aro Invited to appear before thc Uuaril for registraUon. Tho boura of eltllng will Im trota 9 A. M. to I P. M. W. L. M. UUROEII. chairman Coard of Registrars fur thu 3d Precinct, Pat ?nh of St. John's. Colletoii. li August 111 ~?V It l? (1 18 T ll A T IO N.-THE BOARD OF REGISTRATION fur the Siith Ptocinct, Pariah al St. Jenica' Oooso Creek, will coiunaouco Hs dullen st (h.i Boone Creek Church Poll Thin Hay. the 12th inst., and 1 ciutinun in acaaiou the Ult), nub. nib, ISth and lodi of I Auguat, and continue uu (ho 2d, 3d, 1th, Gilt and Gilt ot' September. Ou ilonduy. the Huh lust., thu Roan! will continue In teuton at Summerville Poll (In place of Tar Kiln Pnlll th. . 19th, 20Ui, 2lat, 22d aud 23d August, and thu 9th. loth, llth, 12thand tilth September. Ou Monday, thu 20th lnat.. thu Board will continue In leaalun at Waaaamaaaw Pull the jr.ih, 27Ui, 2Hth. vu 1 h ami Milli ol Auguat, and continue thc lGUi, 1THi. 18 and Pith 11 September. An tho whole duty muat be performed by tho Int uf I Debitier, tho HookH will bo cloted un Ibu Huh of Kop lember, lu order to comply with Paragraph XIX, Ooueral 3rder Nu. CS, Headquarter* Second Military Matriel, piting ample Ume fur public inspection and revision ol lim List*. AU persona qualified lo vote under the Ad nf Con,ires aasaed March 2d. 1H07. entitle.! "Au Act to pruvldu for lie more efftclcut government of tho rebel Slates," and :he aercral aets aupplemcntary thereto, sr? lovat, ,1 tu ippcar before tho Board of Registration. Tho hour* of altUng will IM from 9 A. M. to 3 P. M. Tho final aeaalon for revising the Liaos will bo held aa tillowa : At noose Creek Church Poll, the T- th of September. Al Summerville PoU, Uto 20th and 27lh of September. At Waaaamaaaw Poll, the 28th and until of September. LOUIS PINKUS, 'hallinan Board of Registration, SI1U1 Precinct, Pariah Bt. James' Gooae Creek. fl_Ailgual 12 ~?3* REG I8TR A TIO N.-THE BOARD OF ? itEOISTRATION fur St. John'n, Derkley, Futtith Pre rinct, will commence its dutlos st the times aud placea in follows : Calamus Poud Pull, nu 77.ur.iJ.iy. Hm 1Mb inat., and lontinue In eeealun for throe dayn ; thcu at Ftillz'a Old Pichi Poll, for three day*, and nt Black Oak Poll. Tba Booka will bo cloned on Uto 19th September, lu irder lo comply with Paragraph XIX, (leerral Onlnr No. 16, Headquarter* Second Military District, giving ampi? lime for public Inspection and revising of the Liata. All persons qualified lo volo under tho provisions uf j [ho Act of Congreaa, pealed 2d uf March, 1807, enUUod ' "An Act to provide for the more officiant government ol I Die rebel States," and the several acta supplementary [ hereto, ere Invited to appear before the Board for Regia ration. The boura of al Ring wiU he from 9 A. M. In 3 P. M. The final seatlout for revising tba Lia ls will be held as j 'olio ws : Calamus Pond Poll, 23d of September ; Fults'a Old j tleid Foll, 21th or September ; BUck Oak Poll. 2otb of | ieplembcr. T. F. ROROER, ihalnnnu Board of RrglatraUoo, Fourth Precinct, st. John's Berkley. ft Auguat 10 ?ar THE QRAYMT~M?LADIE8 OK YOUTH IND EARLY MANHOOD.-HOWARD ASSOCIATION iSSAYH, on tho Physiology of Ibo Passions, and tb* Errors, Abuses and Diseases pocnUar to tho drat ago 01 nan, with Ropo rta on ne ir methods of treatment om >loyed in Ulla Institution. Sont In aaaled loiter ra relopoa, free of charge. Address Dr. J. SKIM .IN tlOUOQTON, Howard Association, Philadelphia, Pa. May 20 ?_3mo Mfr ARTIFICIAL EYES.-ARTIFICIAL HU itAN ETES nude to order and tueo.-tod by Dra. F. ilAUCU and P. OOHOLEMANN (formerly employed by lum?) NM vi?, of Parte), No. 599 Broadway, Now York. April 14 1 VT O O ST AR'S" PREPARATIONS. ESTABLISHED EIGHTEEN YEARS, ?.nli -nilory. No. IO Crosby ni reel. New York. 8000 Boxea, bottles and Flanks manufactured dally. 30 LD JtY ALL DH UOOIBIS S VER YWIIEIiE " COSTA R'S " SALES DEPOT, NO. 484 Hill) A DAVA V. M-W YUltK, iVhere ?1, Jil to 15 ellon aro put up for Earn Hie?, Stores j Ihlps, lb.sin, Public InstilaUons, Atc, Atc Il ls truly wonderful the confldenco thet In now hsd In ivory form of ProparaUona that comos from "Cottar's " ?stsblUhrnooL .?COSTAR'S" EXTERMINATORS-For Ral*, Mico, l?sche*, Ants, ko., kc "Only Infallible remedy known." .Not [langerons to tho human family." "Rata come out if their hole* to dio," kc. "COTTAR'S " BED-BUO EXTERMTNATOR-A Hquld, mt up in bottle?, and never known to lall. "COSTAR'S" ELECTRIC TOWDER-For Motho tn ran and Woollen*, la Invaluable. Nothing ian oicood lt 1 or power and efficacy. Destroy* instantly aU Insects on 'lents. Fowls, An?mala, Atc " COSTAK'8" BUCKTHORN SALVE-For Cuts, Burnt, Vounds, Bruises, Broken Breasts, Sore Nipples, Plies lo Jl fenns. Old Sores, Ulcer?, and all kinds of cutan noun I aTccUons. No family ahnuld bo without It, Il exroedit n efficacy all other Salvos In uso. "COSTAP'S" CORN SOLVENT-For Corns, Bunions, Tarta, Ate. " COSTAR'S " BITTF.n SWEET AND OR ANGE BLOB HMS -Ile? nil flea (ho completion, by giving to U10 akin 1 soft and beautiful frcahnesr. and ls incomparably bc 'ond anything now In uee. Ladina of taste and position vgard lt aa an eesenllal to tho ballet. An unprecedented ale la Ita beat recommendation. One bottle, la alway? allowed by more. Try il to know. "COSTAR'S" BISHOP PILLS-A universal Duiner 'ill (eugar-roatcd), and of extraordinary efnoaoy for Oos irrmrtn, all forms of Indigestion, Nervous and Sick Icadache. A P1U that ls now rapidly auf^nading all lUior*. "COSTAR'S" COUGH REMEDY-For Cough.-. Colds, loarsenesa. Sore Throat, Croup, Whooping Cough, Aath na, and all forma of lironehlal, and Disease* of ton rhrost and Lung*. Address _. " H l? Ml tv lt, COSTAR, No. 482 BROADWAY, N. Y. D0WIE & MOISE, WIlOI.KSAI.i: AOENTH, No. 1S1 Meeting stseoi, oppoaitc Charleston Betel. Jan* Vt SPECIAL NOTICES, _ u ii" Ml '.Mt 111 I AI. ASSOCIATION'. THU DENT A Nil OITH'KHK Of TUR ASSOCIATION lu nmimatuontii il?' ltitnMrniii> ili'.ul, rami-Hily rvipi nt those |KTKiiiii? wini have mit paid tin er annual Hill.-.Mp HvtiH tn tin nu UH MIHIII ax iHtHHlbli-In (lie Tri'UHUn'r, Vre. IIKNHY vYUIPAI.L, No'.un East Hay. I'. M. ULAMYEIi. July ?W Secretary pru f>M. Urt-A YOUNO LADY ItlVlTHNINO TO Ililli ciiiiilry hume, nllrr a xoji.iini ul a l.-w monlli.i In ! .0 r, was hardly rco-iilr.-d |,y |".r fttliud?. lu pla. nant?, rustic, ftnnlKxl brr, >lw brui a mil roby n o> latashia ni abmwt iiMiiilu aianritaww, ami IUMIIXM ? lw nly-ttiri-f Kin- really ?ipp.an.il bm i ighlci'ti. IT|nati ? i|iilry a? tu thu cause ?it wi great a i'linum-, a*iii plainly (ubi Hu m that nh.. ti-.f<I tin. riRl'A-v-TAN MAI.M. j jil ?lih r. il it an liiviitiialiloiici|iit.ilii>ii tunny lady's toil t. Itv itu uni1 tiny I, ..Iv ur lientlouirn ian I ti ipr m ii Unir |M r. mimi .ppt'araniT un lum h. il mill, ll laaltupla lui ? 'niiihinaltoii, an Naturi' hi-rfcclf H Hiiii]ilu yet iiiiKiirp.i n ?iliii ita vittaary In drawing Imp'irlibM (rom, alan lie M tug, chaiiidng ami beautifying tilt'skin ami rumplet., r. Hy Itu ilirirtii'liiin tin thu cuticle it d niven from it all . t impurities, kiiully healing lin- same, ami I. avim: Un' KU '. fili p a* .Nature Intended il abnulil bo-vicar, ault, mun": I ami beautiful. ITieo il, sont by Mail ur Express, on ru. I ct'lpt ol an tinlor, by \Y. I.. CLARK k CO., ChcnilaU. No. :l Weat r'ayttllo Street, Syracuse, N. V. nn> or.ly American Agent? lor tim salo of thu ?aun-. Mureil Hi) ly a*v- ?ATOIIKLUK'H IIAlll DYK.-Tll.a Sl'I,UNDID MAI ll DYE ia thu best In tho world. Ti 4 only (mr omi ?nr/rrl Dy.-bunnies:., reliable, Inman, tammi*. No disappointment. No ridlculotta it'd ? Natural lllack ur Drown. Itciiiidics tho ll> .?."-'" ',f 1 .... . ..... .MIK il soil and Iteaul'nu . The genuine ia signed William J. llaithelor. Allotheii arc mere Imitations, and Hhould bo avoided. Kuhl by all Druggists and Perfumers. Factory, No. HI Hardey aire"'. New York. Hi- BEWARE OF A CODN'I'UKKKIT. noeambtr HI iv SHIPPING. VKHSB1.S WANTED-H HVKk.il? cartroi H Naval Klorea fur New York, and Sile ... > Mans. ; alni, I.millier fur Haltliuoro and Phill . diiphla. Very high rutea and quick dispatoj. Augtial 17 1 WILLIAM KOAUII. FOU BALTIMORE. TUB FAVORITE STEAMSHIP SEA G- XT LLi, N. P. DUTTON, Coiiinianilor. WILL SAIL KOH TUB ABOVE POUT THIS AF1TII NOON. .August 17th, at Six o'clock, from lier No. I i " 11 i m WbarvaN, For Freight ur I'asaagc apply tu COURTENAY k TRENHOLM. t Align?t 17 1 Uuiiin Wharves. BOSTON AND CHARLESTON S ll : A MS II I !? LINK. TUB NF. W AI STEAMER CKEO- IB_ UPTON", TJESUMINO Hilt REGULAR TRIPS. WILL I.EAVl'. XX BOSTON for CHARLESTON on Saturday, Align -I tilth. FrotghlK taken fur Kavannab, tito tntnrlur of Geor? gia, anil inlier point? South and West. lim steamer on arrival will rorcivo imm?diats illapatcli for lloaton. For Freight or Passage apply to WILLIAM ROACH, Corner East Bay sud Adgor's South Wharf. August 13_tullin 1 FOR NEW YORK. REGULAR UNITED STATES MAIL I.lNfc. ONE OF THE FAVORITE AND ELEGANT STEAM* SHU'S SARAGOSSA, GRANADA. WILL LBAVB EVEIIV SATUIIDAY. THE STEAMSHIP SARAGOSSA , CAPTAIN ORO WELL. >. WILL LEAVE VANDERHOHSI * y'i^Aii' !-Wharf on .Vu?imiuv, August 17.1BU7, al ? -i'_i . '?a=w Shippers must present Billi.d Lading by fi o'clock un Friday allcrnoon. Ililli Inst. Alignai IQ_RAYEN Bli At co. NEW YORK AND CHARLESION STEAMSHIP LINE. FOR UKW YORK, THE NEW AND ELEGANT SIDEWHUEL STEAMSHIP OHA 3VL PI O 1ST, H. W. LOCKWOOD, COMMANDE!!, \TriLI. LEAVE FROM ADDER'S SOUTH WHARP W on Sulunlay, August 17, ut H o'clock A. M. a o" All oui ? ard Freight cu;pignmcu(a must bo mail t nt th.- ell!,- of COURTENAY Ai TKENIIOLM, No. ii l'-l-l Hay. a?~ For Passage ami alt mattera connect.vi with il. i Inward bualneiu nf tim Ship?. HJIJ.IV to ST'IE ET nut Hil. ERS k CO., Mo. 71 East Ray. STREET BROTHERS k CO.. 1 ."""," COURTENAY k TRENHOLM, j AK0U,B' August Pl _ FOU SAVANNAS. THE STEAMER CITY POINT, HOG TUNS BURTHEN, CAPT. S. ADKINS, r-j,- WILL LEAVE MIDDLE ATI.ANT.".. ??'iii; WHARF, every TUESDAY Siam, at * nina o'clock, for that port. . For freight or psoaagn apply on lioartl or to tho oftlao of RAVEN EL k rn.. Agente. Autluat 17_atu FOU PALATKA, FEUNANDINA. JACKSOMILhE, AND ALI, TUE LAfkll. INO.S UV TUB HT. JOHN'S HIVER, VIA SAVANNAH, UEO. THE NEW ANO SPLENDID .STEAMSHIP OIT -y POINT, (llOO Taus Burthen) CAPTAIN fl. ADKINS, WILL LFAVE MIDDLE ATLAN1RJ 'WHARF, ovary TUESDAY ss MU I. as 'U c 'clock, lor thc ebove pisces, conni-cU .lug with tho Georgia Contrai Railroad ab tia van nab, for Macon, Mobile and Now Orleans. All Freight must bo paid lu re by shippers. For Freight or Passage, apply on board or at tho olin Of HAV12NEL k CO., Anglist 17_atti_Agent*. f?ROUGII TICKBTSTOFLORIDl, B Y CHAULESTON ANO SAVANNAH STEAM PACKET I^INE SBMI-tVEEKLT, VIA BEAUFORT AND SEADROOKS' LAN DINO. WEEKLY. VIA BLUFFTON. STEAMER 1*1 LOT BOY....CAPT. W. T. McNEt.Tr STEAMER VANNIE.,..CAPT. F. PFCK. ONE OF THE ABOVE STEAMERS WILL LVAV ri Ch arlee ton ovary ifomtay end Thursday Kumini, et 7 o'clock; end Savannah every Wtdnttday and Prtd.ii Alorningt. at 7 o'clock. Touching at BtufRon on Aim? day, trip from Charles lon, and Wtdnttday, trip fruin Savannah. Freight received daily Irom 0 A. M. to C P. M., an t stum! freo ofehargn. All Way Freight, also Blufflon Wharfage, must bo pre? paid. For freight or paaeaao, apply to JOHN FERGUSON, Accommodation Wharf, Charleston. CLAG HORN k CUNNINGHAMS, Agon?a, Savannah, Ga. FULLER k LEE, Agents, Beaufort, 8. C. N. B.-THROUGH TICKETS auld at tho office ol tua Agency In Char lesion to points en tho Atlantic and Gulf llallmail, and to Fernandina and points on the St, John'? River. Aagnsl I BARNWELL SENTINEL IS AN EXCELLENT ADVERTISING MEDIUM. LBV Merchants and bualnoas men'try it lorafew months. "No riak uo gain." Bend on your cards sod incress.? four trado tbla fall. Thore'a nothing to cv]ital Printer I ink-lt baa made many a fortune. Terms for Hie imper-$3 per annora, In advance. AdvortlscmonU Inserted st tho rato of li per square ol twelve linea or less for oacb insertion. Ord? of tau Unes or leas, at the rate of ?lo for Uitrs. '"contracts by the year or for six mon tim. allowing jr Iv. Hears of changing on moro favorable terms. Address ^ EDWARD A. BRONSON. November Iii Hnbnain-t ta frourlctor . THE AIKEN PRESS. ' IT IB PROPOSED TO PUBLTSn IN THE TOWN Ob' Aiken, 8. a, a Weekly paper under the above mir, o bo devoted to General Intelligence- Political, Coin, nerdal, Social, Uleiary, and Religious-with a Depart, nent of Agriculture, Including Ibo Field, the Orchar.. be Vineyard, and tbo Garden. A News Summary, lu ?ontaln a dlgott of the Important eventSMf tho week, rill occupy ap M tion of tho paper, and psrtlcolar etleu lon will bo given to tho uniot?cd question of Labor, asl Kui adapted to our new condition, and the development >f the rr iou reen of tho, country la Manufactures, Agrl? rolture. Fruit-ral ?lng, and Vino-growing. Term ?-td a year, tn advance. H. W. BAVEN KL. Editor, W. D. ItaMLAXP, X'ubUlher, January 2l