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VOLUME rv. HO. 463._CHARLESTON, S. C., MONDAY MORNING-, FEBRUARY" ll, 1867~ " mjrr* XITTTT* TELEGRAPHIC. Uur Cabio Dlspulclu?. LIVERPOOL, 8optemb<.r 17.-liam M. HEWITT, a heavy American nader, ha? .mspotidod. Mahdi Uva unknown. UAOCE, ijpteiuber 17.--Tlie forged note Mbud yesterday, pruvod to he a Contoderato bond. LONDON, Heploinber 17-Noon_Donde TOj. LrrEnFooi, Septembor 17-Nonn_Cotton dull and unchanged; calca 8000 balea. Broadetuff? Orto. CORDON, Septembor 17- Evening.-Consol? 9i?. Bonds 73; Frankfort 7Cf LrvEnrooi* September 17 -Eveiiiug.-Cotton dosed quint, Cplnnda OJd. Otlonnn ?JJd. Salea 10,000 balee. Breadalulla closed steady. Com ad? vanced (ld, making tho advam-i' 18d during tho day; mixed Wcaleru 80a Cd. While 33d Cd. rork 70|. Rosin, common Wilmington Ks: medium V?*. Turpentnio 98a. Manchester advices favorable for goode and yarna. IVaihiuRton Nowa. WAsnrNOTON, september 17.-.Tim attcudauce at Antietam ia estimated at fourteen thousaud. Tho Qovernora of New York, Ponnsylvania, New Jersey, Maine, West Virginia and Marylaud were present. Ex-Oovornor BRADFORD, the Orator yt the dsy, concludes: "Come peril to it Che Couatitution) whence it may, from State rights or consolidation, let mo. Ml thur a universa ry ut ita adoption, in tho narnu of tba men who mado lt, hy the litnmory of tho men who have died for it, upon the spot where blood baa benn nr. profusely shad for its hohalf, appeal to you to proto?t, preserve and defend it." Oonoral Mcminn, Commissioner of Exchange daring tho rebellion, bas been appointed Collector of the Third Distr ict of Virginia. The Internal Reveutio receipts to-tlav amount to $250,000. General HANCOOH will proceed to bia ilepnrtmoiil noon, making hi-t headquarters at ?orno hcalthv locaUty. SHERIDAN ia oxpeeted slim Hy. Coimvura OAmi.li is el l ongly roeotitiiietKlod, bot not yet appointed, Collector or Customs far Corpus (Jhristi. The Commissioner nt the Internal Devenue has recently ronderod the following decision: A printer is liable to the special tax aa a mann - factnrer if tho articles he prints oxceed in value when printed one thousand dollars por annum. A printer ia undoratood to he any poraon or firm whose business it ia to Uko impresBiotiB from type or engraved aurfacoa upon paper or other materi? als. In determining the liability of printers to tho special tax aa manufacturers, the vsluo of tho articles of merchandize produced by (hem should be alone taken into consideration. Amounis re? ceived for inserting advertisements in uewapapora are not, therefore, so included. Pressing duties prevented Oeneral GRANT from visiting Antietam. The Herald's epeciul says: "lu view of antici? pated troubles with the President, there ia a mani? fest disposition on tho part of the Radicals to cul? tivate GBANT." Secretary SEWARD goes homo from Antiotam. ?Vcsv Varls flfevvs. NEW YORK, Soptember 17.--GILL, Gixr,riT & NOTES, tea dealers, have failed. Indebtedness - hBlf a million. Disturbance lu Augusto. A i ; o i ; t. r A , September 17.-For somo dava past there have boen iowa between Ibo soldiers and tho freedmen. One nogTO is reported mortally and one soldier badly wounded. Tho freedmen threat? ened to attack tho bat-ranks last night, but uti cal liston occurred. It is said tho soldiers worn (he aggies aura. i i.un !Vevv Orleans. NEW ORLEANS, Boplmnber 17.--Qonoral Mowrji, in hla order, apoumiug command, continues in CVjavo Uaw v?t-nluri-?----. . . signs Brevet Maj. Qcn, REYNOLDS tocomuiand tho District of Texas, Brevet Brig. Gon. MCKENZIE, to command the sub district of thn Rio Grande. Gen. RETNOLDS ia to establish his headquarters al San Antonio or Austin, until tho fever ehall have abated aufhciently at Galveston to render it anfe to remove there. Thero havo boen sixty-eight deaths for tho twenty-four hours, ending at six this morning -, among them E. W. SuxBBnraNE, special agent of tho Treasury Department. Tile Indian Um LEAVENWORTH, Soptpmborl7.-Tho Indiana havo resumed hostilities on thc Smoky Hill route, at? tacking aeveral stage atatiotin. They attacked a government traiD at Bunker Hill, killiug two team? sters und wounding thrco. They capturad one woman and throo children, and stampedod all the atock. The teamsters subsequently recapturod the woman and children. Whito men, disgnisrd as ludiauB, were among tho attacking party. Two Indians were killed. From Hsvaua. HAVANA, September M.-The Prese protesta againet BALKARE entering ?5,000,000 without tho approval of Congroas. The import duties have increased fifty per cont. Sugar paralyzed. Exchange unaltered. From Porto Hirn. PORTO RICO, September H.-Seven hundred troops arrived on tho 3d. Two vessels, ordered for Rt. Thomas, are de? tained. Tue Cuban Cable, Esr WEST, September 17.-Mr. MEDLEY, tho electrician of the Cable, is very ill. Tho yellow fever is abating at tho Tortugas. The officers are out of danger. Marine Intelligence. .% NEW - YORK, September 17.-Tho steamship Champion bas arrived from Charleston. Domestic Markets. NOON DISPATCH. Nsw VOBK, September 17.-Stocks heavy at Board-a little bettor afterwards. Money easy at ] six per cent, Qoldl46j. Exchange 91*9J, Bonds C2 114f ; Virginia C's, now issue, GO ; Tennessee 6's, new issue, 65j. Flours abade better for lower grades. Wheat lo. better. Corn la2c. bettor. Rye quiet. Oate ls2c. tower. Pork dooidedly lower; new Meas $34 15 to 24 60. Whiskey quiet. Cotton 1 dull at 25 for Middlings. Turpentine Brm at 60a ! Ol. Rosin doll, at ?4a4 12 for common. E-VZNTKO rn se ATC ti. Cotton lower; sales COO bales, 2*ja25c. Flour active; State $8 Snail; Southern $10 25alS 76. Wheat active and better. Oats, Western 65ja66Jc. Pork dull and lower at $24 31. Lard quiet. Oro- | coriss quiet and unchanged. Turpentine COJc. Freights Ann. Stocks strong.' Money C per cent. .63 conpona 114J. Gold 144|. Virginia G's 49a60. Government sold gold to-day. CarcTKNATi, September 17.-Flour firm; in good ] demand. Corn quiet at $1. Pork inactive at < $21 M. Bacon quiet; shoulders 144c.; clear aides iSaiijc. Lard 13Jc. BAXTIMOBJL, Septemhor 17.-Cotton and Coffee | unchanged- Flour, Iii tl? doing and weak. Wheat | firm. White Corn tl.lG; yellow $1.20. Oats62a?C. Bacon in fair jobbing demand. Sugar closed ac? tive; Grocery brands 19)4131. Whiskey unchanged. LOT) IB VILLE, Soptombor 17.-Flour firm; super? fine $7 25. Corn, shelled $110. Moee Pork $25 2 C a26G0. Bacon shoulders tte.; clear Sides 18Jc Lard 18jo. WttMrNoTON, September 17.-Spirit? Tnrpentir firm at 64. RoBin firmer, at $3 25a$7 for common to window glass. Accounts from the Interior at e very unfavorable In regard lo tho cotton crop. Woothor clear and warm. Nsw ORLEANS, September 17.-Cotton-sales f.U bales, dull and lower; T<ow Middlings. 21 fe. Re? ceipts in three days 004, againat 631. Exports sams time 453. Tobacco quid mid unchanged. Louriana Sngar-only a retail business; fully fair, 16|c; Cubs, very firm, Noa. 12 sud 13, 12ial4Jc. Mo laaaea-no Loniaiana on tho market. Cuba hold al 65c. Flour-Rainy weather prevented operations; Single Extra, $0 50; Choice, $13 25. Corn quiet and firm at $1 ir.nl 20. Oats firm' nt 76c. Pork hell at $27 60, with bnt li 11 bi demand. Bacon firm; Shoulders jobbing at ldc; Clem Rib Sidon, loic; Clear Hide j, lajc Lard-Prime, lu kegs. 15?, alfi. Gold, 144,?kt5. Sterling, 56aGl>. New York Sight Exchange, ? premium. MOBILE. September 17.-Cotton in good de niand, ohiofly for tho liigher grades, wbioh are ?earce and relatively higher. Tho market closed steady, with Middling? at 21. Balsa 400 bales. Re Acavir*. September 17. Cotton dall. Sales 44 tales. Middlings 22. SAVANNAH, Boptctnbor 17.-Cotton quiet and un? changed. Salee 87 bales. Receipts 840. Mid pings 331- . . l?.\ TH El WlMi. 2b the Kfiitor a) the QhurleHon Daily Kew? : A rooeul trip to Barnwell and Oraugobtirg Dis? tricts, and somo of tho adjoining parts of tho mid? dle country of tho State, gare nie a good oppor? tunity of seeing tor myself the slatocrtbo couutry, the condition of the crops, aud tho situation of affairs generally. Thinking that samo of your readers may perhaps bo in want of information on the same points that I waa, I have thought I tvould take thom into my confidence, and give them the bunnin of my observations. Il was a blight and glorious morning that saw us off on tho South Carolina Railroad cars-tho conntry all around redolnnt or the rich floral gift* of incipient autumn ; tho dew drops glittorin,? com like na tho delicate ekv bluo of the morniug glory : the ehoryopsis gaily nodding ils golden petals barely held In check by its sombro crest tho ever beautiful pond lily, gracefully floating on every square-yardultuost of aqueous surface, lend? ing a charm to what but for its presenco would offer but Tow attractions to the acono ; tuoso, and a thousand other pictures of this interesting dio? rama, mada 'thu soul fool glad in oscaping from town, glad to draw largo nnd freo inspiration from Ood'a own great storehouse of nature. No season of the year offoirs greater diversity of colors tri tho sylvan landscapea than Septembor and October. Departing summer still Hogers, and reluctantly j lol AB the fiaili to her hardier brother.. We li H YO first glimpse* of autumn ; the rresb and delicate verdure of tba ono beautifully blended w!ib tho auburn tinte cf the other. Along tho railroad, as nsnal, aince tho war, I ! HAW but fow laborera. Many residences, formorly situated along th e road, and destroyed during tho war, haye not been rebuilt. Doro and there I noted an humblo log cabin, with sotnotiuiea from ton to twelve embryo citizens of tho colored per? suasion crowding to tho door to seo tho cars pass. ThoBo, wo wore informed, aro squatters, aud to iudgo by the costamos of tho afore named future jitizons-much Uko tho Georgia Major's-excopt- | ?og the trpur and tho shirt collar- thoro mnsl bo a ;rea t dearth of thy goods in tho rural parts. A noticeable feature all along tho lino ot Ibo railroad is the great numbai- of small patches of J :-ice, far ,.iore numerous than horotoforo ; arid in most cases this "high land rice" looked rory well ; though, aa ono of our fellow passengers ob ?erred, thero waa nothing remarkable in the feet, ta this year rice could have been planted on the top of tho All?guantes. Ho thought there was rain enough to have " flooded " it, oren up there. Aa I am not a practical rice planter, I of course ian give no opinion tu the premises, indeed, I am aot ontitled to ono ; therefore cannot say with any sertainty whether or not, rico might, could, would >r should have been successfully cultivated this rear on top of the mountains. I was glad, however, to seq tho attention paid to he "small industrios," which these mauy little riee lelds argue. It proves that our pooplo are gradual y taking more common sense views x>f farming, ind beginning io learn also that growing cotton is lot thc chief end Of man. Independence is better han cotton, and not subject lo tits fluctuations of 11 ho Liverpool market. It is comparatively easy ' or our farmers to produco almost everything thoy ' leed within the limits of thoir own plantations. A sw bales of cotton will then yield as ranoh ready 1 { "'uey ns will bo necessary for taxes, groceries. | tc. Largo fortunes are not made thus, it is true; ut it is thus a substantial, useful, contented yeo lanry ia fostered, tho only truo and lasting sub tratum of prosperity to an agricultural State. lo? tead of cotton-only cotton, and nothing but cot >n -wo shall beroal'tor seo on every well appointed mil crops of corn, potatooa, rico, oata, ryo, wheat, arley, buckwheat, hops, tobacco; orchards and nevarda, moadows and pastures. Caro will Im ?von to tho raising of cattle, hogs, she?p, horres, I I of which brauchen of rural economy heretofore b ?aired but lillie attention ot our hands. A bhd b ill n failure of tho corn crop threaten a famine, jj migrants will then como of their own accord, hereas, uow all tbe eloquent persuasions or our gohls cannot induce thom to como. General SCOTT, tho Assistant Commissioner of ie Freedmen's Buronu for South Carolina, ires n tho train on bia way to a colored meeting to tko pisco that day at Reeve?' Station, aud another few days later at Indian Fields., not rar (rom rauchville. These familiar talks ol' Goneral R corr to tho freedmen, I believe, are very boneil- lj lat, as thoy corroct misapprehensions on tho part r tho ufcgroea. Thoro have boen so many irre [XHiBible Radical omisaarios through the length | ii nd breadth of tho South, whose principal task ait ears to bo to Inflamo tho evil passions of tho col rod pcoplo, and eow dissension and enmity bc- I roon them and tho wbite people, thal it is com- | lj tendable in men Uko General SCOTT, who havo the infldence of theso negroes, to go among them id sat thom right ou the principal questions at sue in tho present crisis. This much ? can say, itbout at all endorsing the wiadom or acknowl Igingtho necessity of tho Bureau; for many of I ie evila which wo aay General S. can cure, but ir the presence of tho Bureau would have no ex tence. Tiie fund appropriated by Congress for flin bono t of Ibo South, and distributed by tho Freed len'aBureau, baa au'ordod relier to mauy denti? ne tamiles in this State, black and white. I do ot know that the office or almoner has ever bean lade subservient to fur tb er political purposes. I " ould nnly remark en iwtsant thero waa a fine b ppqrtunity for it hore. They who wield tho ^ laves and the Ashes have nover failed to draw, irge erowd;i of followers aftor them. Of couse I ill not be understood to insinuate that there is io alighteat connection betwoon distributing ra- | \ ons of corn and bacon to the poor whites and eedy blacks of ex-rebeldnm and oxpecting tho scipients of this charity to cast their volea for | loir good Christian almoners. But it must be \ pparent that, in tho hands of unprincipled par- 1 ana, thia power might be used, for ?elflsh apd t thar than purely Christian or patriotic- purposes On the cara, also, that day (it waa a Saturday) ran tho "heavy man" of ono of your cotompora ies-not ha who "does" thelesdera; the man I ier.ii is one of weight, and filia a large place in I ho_oihee. The crops and the caterpillars, 11 otto:i and the country, occhpled our attention |1 luring : the brief pariod he romain e<i on the train. On the cara rolled, paat woode, and fields, and -.-ump*; peet huta, hovels and house?; paat brun? ets and villages, until in due tim?, 13 o'cloik, wo trrivod at BranohvUlei which place I readily recog ihred by the number of colored ledi es who offered o the hungry traveller well-filled frays or wairoT if moderately tempting provender. They who | nive money generally go into the Hotel, where rood meale are alway? to be hed at a dollar, I ;hink. Before tho war it used to be fifty cent? j july, and I really cannot BO o why they ab ould not ?me down to that figure now.. Howover, to re? turn to the manmas. At Branchville thoy are j 4 nit o an institution. Some har.? vary clean walter*, and inviting-looking victuals. Their ratea are I moderate, bul much , higher than in "alavy?] times." A cup of what ii called coffee ten cents} hard boiled eggs, five for i quarter; a piece of chicken1 and a biscuit, twenty-ilvo couts, piea ten oeuta apiece, etc., otc. Say what we will, wo cannot ulai m to be a fast people. Here Is Branchville1, at the point of junc? tion of two important railroads, that have beonjln oporalion for thirty yeera; yet BrauchviUo ia r?ot a great city yet. Tho country around Is'.well adapted for farming; thoro ls every species of soil within a radius of four mlleB of the placo, and : almost overy product of tho tomporato zonos would flourish hero, and repny culture. Still, as I aaid before, BrauchviUo is Branchville- still not much different from what we havo aU known lt | for tho last twenty-five yoars. Unless I am very much mistaken,-however, tba next quarter of a century will work divers chang os in our good old | Statu, mid in the general march of progresa, wo doubt not, oven Branchville will receive animpetna and bs found "marching nu." Now that I havo fairly started, I hopo aoon to I get into my anbjoct, and Impart somo of that in- J formation which, In my preface, I. stated I had collected for your readers. But as this column is filled, I will wait for to-morrow before I mai o a fresh slart. MO BE ANON. The connection between church music sod aoap Budals not staled in tho following advortlaomont from an Eng Uah paper : "Wanted, tb live in Scot? land, an under laundry maid, who understand* her business thoroughly, and ia a good Ironer. Sba must be a member of the Church of England, a good ningor, rind'willing to take part in a church choir. Addreaa, hy latter, O. B.otc. Kl UO?'KA N KHWa PKfl MTEAilIGni Ibo ui^ nun uiail utcaniship Deutschland, which ??-.ft Southampton ou tho 3d of Heptember. ai rive j In Now Yolk on Saturday, bi Ingulf in ul dotsils ul our cabio dispatches to lier d?.y of nailing. Tlio Mur, limier Gnsrdiau ??vu tlio wnok jual ondad was ono of the mont dull during the voar. Many of the Oldham milla wore to oloao for aix dava, ami at Bolton there waa a good deal of "abort time." Thu Purin correspondent of tho London Timos eava : f bu .itsituation in Lusinesa nt prosonl iu Paria ia Romothing extraordin?re. (Jroat industrial cnterpriacB. The publie weal lb. the supplr ol labor, hy which HIP million must live, cammi thrive anti progresa without soir.o guarantee for tho futuro. Tho Hematite rinancioro o? Pari? Hay? : Tho hank of franco shows what 'the eounlrv loses liva political mutation which in gol explained to it, bnt of which its Instinct dreads the obscure conBoquoncen. Thu amount of Hpceie in its coflora is !)??,thK),0m>. Tho pottfolio hardlv ozcooda 4W, 000,001). In more prosperous time's 400,000,000 of specie could lightly carrv u portfolio of moro than 700,000,000. r.ilouhto ?hil Ibo countrv would Kain by tho circulation of 500,000,000 of molal now tille, n nd hythe movement of work which would roproiiont tho difference existing lu thc portfolio of tho hank between tho present suma of 150,000 and natural nam of TOO.OCO.OOO. Tho London Times, of tho 2d September, speak? ing of Napoleon'?* recent sporches and position in Europe, saya: Tho tlrst condition of autouracy ia infallibility; the only apology for absolut ism is uninterrupted good fortuno. Tho mere aoknuwledgmont ol' reverses, the moro allusion to "dark aTfs': ou tho horizon, bviii itself a cnneosslon. Buch ure thu difficulties with which, independent of his own instincts, and hts uncle's traditions, tho indiscretion of paiingy riea baa beset tho path of the Third Napoleon. Tho perpetual unrest under which tho Emperor's partiRnns describe him OB laboriug la. however, an ovil of lila own stoking. If. aa limy intimate, un? divided powor III ao heavy a charge,' ho baa nHrnye at hand tho moans of ridding himaelf of a part of lt, H?B drat atep to xoatoro public couildence should bo to inspire tho nation with self-reliance; and such a fooling will hardly spring up till Ibu pooploaLT.i truBtcd willi sonic control over thoir own destinies. Tho Penitte'a Oatette, of Florence, tuenliunu a minor, according to which the King of Ilalv had reproached Oaribnldi in friondly tri nm with ilia attempts against Home, mid po'inting out to him tho unger to tho oublie uoaco and tho trann.uilitv nf tho nation whieb would ho created liv BIIV fur? ther hoslilD effort. This language la said lo have principally dctoimiuod Garibaldi not to repeat the lamentable expedition of Asprnnionto. The PruBBian proas continued, on tho subject nf thc interview nt Salzburg, a eystoro of luimoaaured attacha on Franco and Austria. Tho Paris Steele observes that the non-execution of article flvo of the treaty of Prague, respecting the Danish diatriclaof North Scntoawig, still con? stitutes one of Oin dark apota signollzcd ?u the political horizon, not- tho gravoat, nut perhaps th? one which r?enseos tho htm tn tho moat imminent, adding, in conclusion: Tho Dano-Qerman question has not resBOd to Ito ono of tho moat serious ombut rnasniont? of thu present situation. Wo havo not forgo tte II what Lord Palmerston said, long before Miasundu, D?p? pel, and tho treaty of Onstoin: ".Sohleswig-Hol itciu in tho match that will set Aro to Europe." rhat oluiactoriatic prediction of tho colobialod statesman baa only boon loo well roulized, for 3a lowa was the dirocl consequence of tho war in he Duchies. Still, tho question ia not neater to i cohn ion now than four ycara ago, mid thc Schlc.s Tlg match sublists as iuliauunablo as over. b'oino Prussian officers havo been sont lo War iaw to instruct Russian officer,) and sergeants in ho handling of tho needle-gun. lu addition to ho American brooch-loading riflo adopted by tho lussian army, the needle-gun is to bo also iutro luccd. Tho French Onvorncient has given au order for orly thousand hundred weight of Hungarian to I?CCO. Kossuth has published Gunther long letter, ad Irosaed to tho electora al Waitzen, which fi Uti ?even eolnmmi of the Magyar l/jsay, tho ot-gau of ho extreme left in Kungari-. Tin- manifesto i? pharnphiuao of tho ono addressed tn tin electora f Jaezladah. Kossuth aeon in hw ol oct inn '-aproof hat tho people sympathize with tho principles lo rhlch ho has dedicated hi? lifo.'' Tho present into of aila h s in Hungary, ho atti ?bitten to tin 'skilfully propagated rear of Russia'' and lo the confusion oridcas which han Ind people to lioliere lint tho Oonntitutioii or 18W lia? really been re lored." Tho Parin Patrio asner?a thul lien. I'mn hui eon bet mi cd, and that tho t-'paojah Oovernment as obtained a chm to his whereabout!,. .nv > ..u-. ..!.?<... </. tau j\..- --.?-u-.,, Uk - tsurrection from a point of view favorable io tho i6urgenta. At the Council of Ministers, hold in Conatanti ople, under Ibo presidoncy of the Sultan, bia lajcsty apoko in favor of the construction of rail rays throughout the Turkish ompirov The con oasion tor n Uno to Belgrade waa approved and ranted to tho Servian Company, aud the only oint to bc Bottled ie the State guarautee. Tho English Adnrrality authorities at Liverpool rr-rc nctivclv engaged in preparing the steam rauaports for the Abyssinian oxpeaition. So fai? ro the arrangements porfoeted that several of the H err class of steamers intended to run between lombav and Abyssinia woro lo leave the Mersey ir their destination in a low dava. It was believed i official mi .-les, howevor, to he quito imposnible n have tho arrniigctneuls connoeted with tho ei odition completed in limo lo allow of active op nitons hoing undertaken in November. Thc English Government instituted prosecn iouB against Ibo loaders, both Orangomen and loman Catholics, concorned in tho recent party omonstrationa in tho North of Ireland. Ernoet Jones lectured September 2, in th* round oom in the Rotunda, Dublin, on political freo om. He was accompanied by Mr. Beales snd a epntation of working men. Tho room tras about alf filled, and there was no onthuaiasm. Tho I'Donoghoe occupied the chair. Tho lecturer said e ramo to establish a perfect understanding be? acon tho English and thc Irish ponple. Ho advo at ci residential manhood auft'rago and vote by allot. A telogram from Berlin ?ava : It is ufficijillv cottflnitud that the Prussian war loops Horthi' and Medusa ar? to aail for tho Iodltcrranean for tho protection of North Herman objects. Tim aloop Augusta proccods on a almi* tr uiiBsion to .Mexico. Oflicinl diapatchos from Madn'd slate that Con rcrae had crossed the French frontier, at Luchou. rith bia band of fiOO mon, who wore all disarmed v thu French authorities. Tho .ttsurrection lu kVagon and Catalonia waa at nn ond, and rumor of rising at Yigo falso, and tho rent of thc country rae tranquil. An official denial is given iii Ht. Polershurg to a tatemont of tho Courrier Francais that a conc?n ration of Russian troops had taken place on the Lustrian frontior. There han boon not lung beyond rdinary movements of troops. Tho Mount OeniH Summit Railway line, which na boon in tho course of construction for tho last ightoon months, and which follona in thc main ho groat road ol the First Napoleon over the iount Cenia paBR, was successfully traversed on ho 21st of August over ita whole length of forty ligbt n?les by a locomotive engine. Lord Brougham maint ainu bia hoalth and takoa i carnage drive daily. Tolegrama from India dated Calcutta, August 3, ?ays: Favorable accounts are reooiVed from tho amine distriote. The crops are thriving. Cholera I dill preval?a in the northwest provinces of tho Punjaub. Bengal ia healthy and the harvest pros? pecta are good. . Seventy native Christiana are reported to be im? prisoned at NaJ?BfsI, Japan, on account ot their religion. Fnvrnsmi ann PoLTiToa.-On Saturday last Ibo freedman bad a political maes meeting on the de? pot lot in tl?a village. The meeting waa harangued entirely bv nroedrnon-Badical emissaries-Union ur rather disunion leaguers-In the interest of the Radical parly. Tho main speech, though not exactly lncenoi&ry, waa very inflammatory bi its character and ita in? tended design and produced effect wa6 incendiar/, and calculated to moke a wide broach wad place discord, dissension and Hi-fooling botWietf tho races. Ita 1 cgitimato effect waa io moEc tho blacks look upon ana bate thoBouthern whites as their eneraiea. . ,, . . > j While whilo mett wbo viere proeorlt hstoned in Silence at the rhodomontadc of,Ignorance, and could feel only contempt af such an exhibition of the "blind attempting ? ? 'ead the bUnd," yet they could not but pity Ri poor dupea of Iguoraht blacks, who grcedil' ?1 i.k In agrarian viows and incendiary notions .?> " <A for them, the only ond of whieh, however, siiii soon bo to bring want of I omplo'vmont, Borrow and Buffering to thom. Via lona or Bitting, at a very early day, in Congross, conventions- and legislatures, evidently haunts, rejoices, and makes crazy tho minda of tho Speakern. To what vilo Mea have we como, when ignorance comos forward to instruct intelligence- when tho ?iart? in powor hoists the former and would deprcaa he lattor. Intelligence bas never yet been ruled by ignorance, however, and wo BCO no manon why it should be in future, unless intelligent men base? ly ntuli i fy thomBolvos.-LaurcnsxvMr Herald, Ix Coi.vHDLt Bo ann or TnAne.-Thia inslitulio! waa Inaugurated on Ibo 12th instant, and ia now I "in tho full tide nf succOBaful cvporimont." Tho | following-named gontloinon 'comprise tho ofticeta and Directors nf tito Board: President.-JnmoaO. Gibbes. Fire -Pr-MfuViif.- R. O. Shiver. Decretory and Treasumr_R. tr Neale Jr. Eteculite OoriXinUtec-Chairman, John Agnew; , ,f. M. Blakoly, T. E. Orcgg. R. D. Benn, J. H. Wolla, J. Fisher, Vf. B, Stanley, R. N. Lowrance, G. W, B cardon. Our readers will notico in tho above, list the names of some of our ntdoat and most sucocaaful I business men-men of eminent financial ability aud ctrict commercial integrity. Tho arrange ! incuts thearo making, and tho facilities thny in- ! feud to offer lo planters and merchant* in the up-country, will make Columbia the moat desirable market for tho salo or exchangu of cotton and pro I duce ts well aa for tho purchase of gooda and plantation suppUc?. ; ": '? Wo hoard the ether day of gome gentloraou Uv lng abovo Columbia who were intending to got out tholr cotton and aand it to Charleaton. Othera 1 talk of aonding to Augusta. Under the new rogimo, wo presumo that trade will bo brought boro, ! end hope to eeo thia city ono of tho best and Uvo lioat marketa in tho country. What is there f prevent it ?-CWumbio Chronicle. FROM V. ASM i.M. m \. Special Dispatch to Me fluff ?HMI r- ?m.| TUK WAH Orner.-M*. QBETSLEV AND GEN. anu??. ^AN"-Tun tDITOil. O?TEOKMATED-INTEBE8TIN0 Connr.spoNT>i:NCc-Caixf JUSTICE CHASE-Teu KBAVCB |H W.M0JSOTOB.-EI.SF.KATOH COW? AN, te. WAWUNOIOM, September lS.-About a mouth ago Mr. Greeley primed au editorial la tho Tribuno, basod on a rumor by tho Mimi* thal Oeneral Htoadman had boon appointed Socrotary or War. In that m i ide Mi'. Uroulov nave : " Tho appointment Of Steadman aa Secretary ol .\\ nr. monstrous and ridiculous ns it ia Intrin? sically, is in pei feet keeping with Mr. Johnson'? policy, which is alware to ehooHo (ho worst man in tho country foi a rriven position. Ii ho could havo found UBUOCOIBO.- to Mr. M tu nt on more ob ???Iona to thc people, end lean wm lin ol tho ofiico than Steadman, he would havo hioviiahly cliosen hun, but thut waa impossible. Steadman ia Hie last limn in tho United Slate? who ought ld he Secretary of war," Ac. Something over a year ugo, when (Jen. Steail inan was named as tho then probable successor of Mr. .Stanton, Mr. Urceloy wroto .1 loller to Mr. Johnson, a oopy of which was retained by the friends of General Steadman, who delivered thc pa? pers lo tho President. That friend furnishes vonr correspondent with the following copv: fOdnHdonlial.f OrriCE or Tin: TuniesK, I New "York, Jantuiy US, I8?i?. \ \I,..KU am: Tho Jonrnala generally nus I list Afr. Stanton baa tendered his roil trna t mn. arid expoots soon to leave tho War Department. Shoultllhis bo tho case, I ventare lo suggost sa hi? successor Gen. James B. St caiman, of Ohio, ono of tho bravest aud truest,^ .'au Union voiuntoora, and a capable, devoted patriot. Trusting voil aro awaro of hia merita, I remain, vonra, > . HORACE QnEELEY. Hon. A. JOHNBON, I'lAaidont. Aa it is VOl.v eui tam that (lonnial .(tend nun will again bo tuged for tho plaoe ol' Secretary of War, and na it ia oren moro than probable that he mav yet ba appointed to tuai office, tho foregoing odi torial mid Idlers hecctno interesting : It ls lilted, upon apparaully ichablo inforinu tion, that Chief JtiBtico Clia=o has written to tho Proeidont snatainiug the divil anlhoritlca in tho judicial esses in North Carolina, out of which arose the conflict of authority betveon (louerai Hickies md Marshal (ioodloo. * Hon. ltobert J. WaUror io niinouucoii fur a tem noranco spcooli in thia eily ?lui lu;; tho emu in,; iveek. A regular temperance revival is going on licro, aud many porsona of distinction have I J iimnccd allogisnou lu king alcohol. Temperance ipecchea wer? mado to-ttay, siinuliaucouslv, in ITO ihOerent places, and were all largely at? ended. Timi., (H no truth in tho lep.u-i telegraphed lenee yesterday that Hon. Edgar A. Cowan. 01 ienalor from Pennsylvanie, has been appointed locrctary of War. Mr. Cowan does not seek and youle! not accept the omeo. Mr. Cell i cot-, Bovonue Collector ol' the Third district of Now York, was regularly auspunded bv ho President yesterday upon charge ol' inlscuii luci In utile e. regularly filed in the Tretoanry De i.irtmcid. W. S. Andrews, Second Deputy Col oetor, lisa been appointed to anec ce il Mr. Calli ot- DATA. Thc ?Jase or ?Jeu. 1 lu John i-.m, 1. nfl AFTT.AI. TO IHK PBMrpKNT FOR A NE Vf THIA!.. The following ia tho apphcalian of (Jen. Fdr. ohn Porter tc hu President, ?eking thal bia caeo >o reopened, aud a noir Ouurt-Martlal ordered : New Yo;.!,, Januarv 14, 18G7. ro His Excellency ANDHSW JOHNSON, President ol the United Slates : Sm: Iboglearoto respect fully represent that y Court-Martial convened In Washington City itt BC2,1 was sentenced "to bc* cashiered, an? foro vcr endured incapable of'holding oliico under tho lovernmentof the United States," and that, in dditlou to nil tho penalties attached to ao aevoro sentence, pcrsistcul efforta have been made to x those arising from tho uncharged crime of -casan. Seventeen yoe rs of m'y hie have been pent in tho army or tho United Slates-years avering tho ariivo events of tho Mexican war", and winding the opening and most tryins year? or the ibellion. In trust isl at all tunes with duties of tho gt cutest ?spnnstbdilies, froquonlly performed at Ibo peril rlire, I can assort, without feat of donial, that p tn the period of tho presentation nf tho chargea, ? breath ol suspicion bad attached itaolf io a ro? gation which lt had been, aa il billi ia my life's udy to preservo unsnlllrd. I Ted assured jone xcelluncy will appreciate thc motive that inducos e to irankly say thal, at no timo from tho pro? mt at bm of tho C?Aargea to the completion of Hie ial, did it occur to roe that with mich a record a? y country had gonoronaly permitted me to make, mid 1 by any court be adjudged guilty of willfullv iglpoting tho intareste of that country in il? in. uV nl?^?l\^^W^?Vf?a^on- bl"??" Conscious of innocence, fooling that, whatovcr ffcrcncoH of opinion might aneo upon other yinta, thoro would not and could no! bb sny aa to y faithfulness of purpose, I could not bring my ind to contemplate auv other verdict than that ' a speedy and honorablo acquittal. It ia possible I may have committed an error, uh aa to the Court and myself, in thus annuling urh that abonld havo boon act forth. I aUo fool ,511, cd that your Excollency will appreciate- the ouve that induces mn lu inaLe rofnroi'.np tu the .ont? of my lifo while in my country's: aerviee, lie riiiiMrulioii of my honor alono compels mo to > so in this paper, aa in a previmiH ono rond to 0 Conti. Tho verdict against 1110 waa found January, ISC!), . u limn of moat unusual mei 1 em en I, Tho ooun y waa environed M it II pe; ila; distrust had aeiced iou many minds; errors of groat magnitud.! had curred; the press and the forum vied with oach her in responding to a great and growing 1 initi? ent thal an example should ho had by which ithlessncee or incompetency should bc prompt ly -ult with. May I not now say with truth that it as my misfortune to bc charged and trie. i at this to me-most inopportune ol p?riode ? 1 believe it ie sato to n; thu m o cb of tuo evi mce adduced against mri npon tl. : trial would, in ie light of tho present full infot...aiion npon the tal, and at thal limo necessarily disputed pointB, > either entirely changed or materially modified, vidence or tho moat important chai acter to mo . that limo, totally inaccessible to either tho jurt or myself, ia now to bo rosdily obtained, anti i a form,'and nuder circumatancea brought in? stiler that admit of no dispute. Competent, and ninlere itel pomona, including many nf thoso ho deoined my trial and condemnation just, now incur in tho coinplctcnoso of the vindication 1 hieb thia "uucoaacioua testimony" baa given I ie. I Belying on the juatico ot my Government, feet lg aNBiured that with tho return of peace calm ?dinga would pravail, and knowing that from tho irv nature of tho casa and the surroundings time ! mild, however, alowlv to my impatient honor, rovo tho boat arbiter, ? have horno in nil en co ana ithout complaint the barden of that aontenco. I havo taken the liberty of inclosing herowith jttain documenta from abto and intelligent Titers, whioh bear upon my caso. It ia UBOlesa to Bay moro than that they bear ' nsolicitod contribution ao far as they go: and I elieve the time ia at hand whon lt ia my dut y to ppoal to my Qovernmont for a revision of my aso, however nearly such a revision cornea home 1 mo aud ali I boiu moat sacred in roy life. It ia a duty I owo also to tho honored officers rho boro testimony iu my behalf j to my brave ommand, whoso history baa been imperishably -litton, and to ray country,.that no stain of in uutice should be recorded against her.. My appeal ia to your Excellency to appoint a oort for the purpose of reconsidering tho procecd ngs in my case, composed, aa I tv dst it may be, f tho beat talent and most approved patriotism in he army. '! I have ovary reason to behove that, with anch a <?ort now instituted, and with the loll testimony low to be obtained, \ can obtain the full and lonorable acquittal I know I deserve, and which 1 ball ever seek at the hands of my country. With high respect, I am your obedient sorvant, FITZ JOHN PORT?B. Thia petition is endorsed by the Hons. Henry Ytlson, John Sherman, Ira Harrie, Horace Greo ey, lr. F. G. Foster. N. P. Banka, and,A. G. ,j? ? ;. .. y TBS KE?7 YOBE WOEL? give? the following, Thier, is attracting considerable attention: "A I >ublic-spiritod citizon of Ran Francisco proposed I o raise llOO'.do 1, of which ne him vlf -ill give s50,000, to establish a labor oxchuf.go in that city, riieobjoct ia to oecure somo place- vrhoro euapiov >rs will bo SOTO io ?tid workmen or "laborers, and -, herc the latter can go to obtain aitnationo when ant of work. This ia an excellent idea, und one vhich r.r.ght to bo reproduced in this city. Tho : intelligence offices, so-called, are poor afifairn, and lomo of them not over honost. Thoro ought to be eomo headquarters for the hundreds cf tbou tonds of workmon and wotrten who yearly e. mo to thia port in search nf employment. A labor ex ahango would supply aa important a want as a ! corn, a .cal estate, or a merchants' exchange. It would mitigate wojat and prevent a waste nt time and ial Mir. Who will act in tho matter?" "THC CXJI.LI OK VE\R nf Yale bogan on Wednes? day. There aro ISO appUc?'.iona for admission to 1 tho freshman olasa. It is expected thal tho c?ase? os will not bo so largo as nsnal thin year, owing to I tim strictness of tho faculty." Thia lu cheering ! nowa. It la certainly high limo that old, well established institutions liko Harvard and Yale, ahoald r?ise their reqoiretuenta to eomotbiug like the European standard. We roco??ct our juvenile I astonishment on reading in BBISTED'H "Five Year's j in an English University," that'aftdl ho hail gradu? ated thoro, ho wac still unprepared to enter tho lowcnt class in Cambridge. University, in Eng? land. ; *' PensoNax.-Ex-Gov. Yanco, tho favorito eon of North Carolina, and very deservedly tho pet or all tho good men and handsome women in llip-Van Wlnklc-dom, rotnmod from Ohsrlcaton on aatjuj- ' day la company with his Excellency Gav. Orr. In tbo oreniog, an impromptu but pleasant Intetviow took placo at tho teeldonce of Col. L. D. Chidda, be? tween theso goYitlomen and Gen. Wade Hampton, non. J?mea G. Gibbes, and Major John 8.. Preston, Jr. It may to anppoecd that if.? "altuatlon" wa? ! tolerably wall roviewo^.-Cbeatnofa Phamto. ?CATY KUHUfc.ll ? UN A. SEW Y DUH HANK. TUK '.NATIONAL UIT? BANK WUUBUKB OUI' Ur BBVKN rY-FlVK I UOt'H.lN'Il Ii >l.l VB I -TUE F02UEH AN EX HAiLRotD c.?NDu>rron-AnrtE.tr OF TOT COXPRIT. Ott tho lilli of I nt Julra gentlemanly-looking mott called ut tim National City ?.ink, of this cit*-, ami prcsonlod ii i-hock Tor $75,iXH?, purporting Ki havo huon signed liv C. Vanderbilt, and payable lo tim onlor o? lion: v Keep, Prosldont of tho Now York Central ltailrriatl. On tho back or tho chock tran tho following mdoraomotit : AI.DAXV, .Tilly 8 18G7. The Aiuuiican Etpreaa Company will collect and deliver al Albany. OENRY KEEP, ProMdonl N. Yi 0. R. li. Tho min who pi, enteil thooheekatated that ho an a mcssougor nf tho American RxpHWN Com? pany, I ho Superintendent nf whirl! hr.dxeut him to nave Hie eneck rinuliod. with a viotv or oxcouting lo the letter tho tintara of Mr. Koop. Thc figimtmc O, Vanderbilt appealing uimntlin, tho paying; loller, Mr. Worth, inieuhpicinus n.i to tho character ol tho man, paid over tko tull amount, ?T?.OOO. Several .lays passed before tho forgery waa tliacovered. Un tho l'Jth ot August, Mr. Vanderbilt, in ex? amining hid ohecka drawn ou tho bank, discovered it, and tho oxcitetnent tint t'oUotrod at tho bank may lt? bettor imagined than described. The allait- wa? immediately laid before Superintendent Konnoilv, who placed tho wot kim; np nf the caao in the han.In of detective George Kider, who at onco, on rewiring bin instructions, pul hinwelf together tn do whatever he could toward obtaining A duo to lbs whereabout nf the liold foi gor. Find and foremost, owing lo the art ist ie taate of thu paying teller, he wi-, provided with an exeolluiit likciioa-i of (ho "wattling ono,'' oxecuted with pen and ink, and forniabod with this MOVIMMUM, be Marted on his manamveriugs. Al Harlem ho Hr. t Etriick lita trail, where be discovered thai tho forger had purchased several vnluabte horno?. Tbenco ho traced him to Butlnio. under tho names of Lewin, DepoysBF and Matthen?; thence lo Chicago, noel Anally lo a country plan- flvo miles distant fcont Buckberry station. Tliero he was round to bo luxuriating ?ii pluulifulueas ob? tained by his 111-gotloii inonovf". He had piu c.hascd two tarma, onu for 110,000 and another for SDOUt), both of which ho had heavily ntooked, and bad employed a large number of mon to work them. In "II?H bat en were found forty very valen - blo hornea mid Hovoral teaniH, worth i-acU front t ?> lo $1000. Besides nil thone ho had Bovoral licht wagoiiB, any amount of fancy harnen?, and altogether, farm and Mock, ho wa? in possession of properly lo tho valuo of ?5O.O0O. Ho wis ni rcstt-d by Mr. I Miler, who was accompanied bv Captain Vate? und detective Samuel A. Kllis, ot the Chicago police, holli of whom did gond Borvico lu tho apprehension of the forger, lint a fuw honra lief,.re tho rascal waa in bin liam attending lo his lu.i re-, and Roomed highly indignant al thu Intru? sion or the officers. When the prisoner watt arroslod, ten thousand dollars in greenbacks were found about bia por son alter tho officers had searched bia pockets, and they ascertained from tho faun bauds who bad been employed by tho man with the three hamlin i tn lita nomo, that he waa of Ute moat overbearing disposition, anti constantly carriud in his liandB, when making thc munda nf bia ne tiuirod acres, a heavily loaded whip, which ho did not bosttalc to use upon tho backs of thoao who displeased him, or who did uol aeem to act aa ho ile sired thoy sttoalil. Ho ia deaoribod aa a stout built, port ly looking follow, with a alight polish of the gentleman about him. but with a strong look af tho lnil!y in Ilia ragged countenance. The rrionde of tho forger were not idle KO noon anthe arrest of their chum wau bruited about, ind a tew boura after bia apprehension they auod jul a habeas corpus in hil favor, and tnado otVorta tn faavo it eorved on the officers. The latter were nfl un e-i of their intention, and aa quick as rho? :ocld hameea a team of hon-e.-, thoy nut tho man n a wagon, sud. at dead of night, entire rapidly >us of Illinois, nor did thov "tn;- until thev hail reached Dover st&tiou, Indiana. Thence Detcc ire Elder Bet out for this city, where be arrived safely with his prisoner, yoaterdav. The forger aras confronted by the paying tailor of tho bank, Ifr. Worth, on'his arrivai, and that gentleman tilly identified him as Ute mau who bad present id the forged check. Tho accused sara that he vas formerly a conductor on the Albany and Boa on Hue and also on u Southern Uno. Before leav ng Blackbct ry idation Detective Elder had au nt - nehmen) laaueil against the lunn which the orger had purcluuTed, HO as to prevent (hoir illo ;al transfer. h ii,~i: i. M AN Kn rm. We learn, wlthoni he?rtiift hu particulars, thul u young treedman, bearing ho name of Qoorgn Dial, was shot and killed in lia own yard, near Clinton, in HI?H District, on 'nofiilay night last, by another freedman, ono Bob 'oung, tho usine ulm tnado the ltndit-al inlfamnia nry harangue to the freedmen hprn r-ii Hatttrdav int.-tMumuvnMe UnmU. ONE PRICE LOTHING HOUSE h H?CHLUR, Wn.i.I\M,s & PARKER, [annlactnr^r/t, Jobbprs & Retailera \a <?? FTN?i AND HEDI Uli CLOTHING. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS m GENTLEMEN'S ?27Q iciisra-, CORNER OP fl V SK li STREET, OHARLESTON, S. O Align?t 30 Imo ILL HAIL TO THE U0NQ??R0R! DOPE FOR TilE DESPONDING INVALID. DEFER NOT THE USE OF BODRIGTJE'B ?\MW ELIXIR mm. MA NV WHORE DEC7JNINO. HEAI.TH, WHIOfJ waa prei-arlonii, and their recovery de?pelrcd nf. do now willi grateful emanatloua to the AU-Wleo Dis? poner, lifter Inn ri fell ilemke fer thia Unirly remedy. Dur log the abort Ume finca lt? pabilo Introduction Into noe, tho Originator caa moot happily realized her moil san? guina tixpectatlona In manlfcntaUonn laiulog i.mi all nnirtera of Ita imparalellccl curative properllee, for In no rum whore ll ha? heep mlmlnlstenwi willi regard to di roctlona, and persevered In, has lt failed lu Ila hcueflolal ruanltai ' In roaorUnu to thia romody, tho Invalid can depond upon tho aafoly of nvory arllclo tn Ita prciaraUon, and .while lt SMctorelan the heillhful rtactloua of each orgeu and veaael, Ute mind can bo porfccUy freo from appre ' henales cf any enhile Inrnr?dlenl hoing Innlnuotod lulu Ila compoelilon. V The appetite, which Improv. e imdi'i-lmadmlnUtinllon, 1S at Ubcru io Imlulgt i:rt.,l, ..M. i.. UkaUfCff nutriment la palatable, dlgeitivo and wlnTer-nn.' : and while It la no moro than-pieper to avoid ^xponurc <.- Ireah cold, no lear need ho entertained of eny liability .ter thia course ot treatment to Induce ll. It la. a |il.-,i*aut AROMATIC I CQBDIAL. Quita agreaablo to the laatc, end aa a lung ro i vtvifyor ii.il balaam ofbealtb.lt la dlvniguiihlng ttaelfas without precedent, and we trust will, ere long, nialia for BNtfMMMlnccuinullottfer Itt unrl,.tiledettcacy. Vor aale by tho proprlatraaa. Urn. i'ECILlA RODRI I QTJE'H. nr.rltiwcit corner of Mr.i7Tii.ii AND SOOH^Y KTSEETS, and principal Druggieta. PniOi: BINOLE ?OTl'LU April 3 lyr OBITUARY. WILLIAM timmi HARPER, sae,! M rea?. 01 ihli ?VrTIiu RtlMIVM, Friend* anti Acquaint. ?mos ol Ri . ?n i Mn. Jeane, larra* aie? Mr. PAtmuK LarrAN, ainu Mr?. KKKMBDT, iro r-mpeelfully invited lg attoud tho f nilli al of Ihn lata Ur. -IAMEH LAEJ-AN, ul U10 comer nf Morns and nrnitli structs, at ball-pant Eight o'clock, Thu Morning. * September IH 8PE0IALM0TIC E 8. oiTnP.OISTRATTON-FINAL NOM'IOE- RIX TU i'ltl'CINOT. DISTRICT OP BERK ELK Y, PARISH OF SI'. JAM US', ftOOHE CREEK.-The tloanl of RcgUtra. tlonfortbe above turned Pminci will kuU their llual ?eaalou? ol' ivglatraUou lor ri vi?Ju?: uni corr ecu ni; the LIHU amt lo register au.v persna u lm may tiare been pre vented troin rvgUlreliun : Al Oooso Creek Poll tho -JAd au.l lilli September. At Siiuiiucrville Poll Ibu '?Otb and ttth Hcplctubci-. At Waaaamasaw Poll thu 2U and tWth bsutsatbor. TIM hratrs or nilling will bu Iroin s A. H. loy I'. M. LULIM PINKERS, Ckalruiin Hoard of Registrar?, bib Precinct, matriel ol Berkeley. Pariah SI. James', Hoon,- Crunk. Hepleml er IS AS" THE "NUKUNU INKO IIRRRKY NTITIFIES ult parties who aro imlebleil lo tho estate ol MATTIUKS KEN, ii'll,MIA A CO.. Ilaukmpla. that li turk indebted ness ls nul adjusted tienne, the lilli day ol belabor, 1867, legal proceedings lu compel ibo same will be Instituted. September la_ ? Lotus MOI.UN. AKTii E Cl IH T li AT I O N-PINAL NOTICE.-. FOUIITH PRECINCT. WARD? No. G AMI) 7 AKIl 0 ANI> H.-Tlie Board ol Registration 1er Hie above Hamed Wardj, In order lo completo tim registration ot Itu same by tba l?tb ina!.. iVfrUtrallou will bo held al Ike Wash. Ingtnn Engine IfotiRe, Vandcrliorat jtr.vt. ?or Ward? Ne. Baud 8. Turdny, WtdnmUty slid Thurtday nett, thu 10th. lllb and nth day* of September, rrom Oto fl o'clock each day. And al the Eaglu Engine) Sonre? Meeting aiicei. Man roll?n lng week, ror Warde No. .*. and 7. on lu'i.fuj-, IWifili-iday and Thunda;/, the ITIh, 18th aud Huh Sep lomber, from 9 In :i o'clock each day, after millet Um lioohs will positively li? rimed. Thc rcKistraliou inn i will be exposed lor publie viand latlon. viz: Atibe Eagle Eugine ilona? on Mtrndag and IWauVijr, the ?Ski anil Sith Inst., and ai the Wasinugion Paiglue Hon? on IPXfii'.iifuy, TkuttJktM and Frill**, the ir.tb, ?i'.lli and fhll September, fruin ll tn 2 uVlin-t each lay, after wbleh time, fur two day?, viz: XulurJjy, Iii. tStb, and Monday, 30lh September, the ll,.aol will I'CTli* iud correct Ibu H?ta, aud reglalei auy person who may nive been before prevented from ivglatraUnn. The said elision will laka ulace at the Washington Kugiuu House, rom ll to ti o'clock each day. * NATii'L TYLER, Haar.. cb...i mim Uoard Registration Ith Precinct, jfiepletulior ?opt 6, fl. 10,11, 17, IS. 25, 2i? tar O P V ICE DEPOT AND DI8BUHHLNU JllARTERMASTEIt, ATLANTA, Ila., September A. 1SG7. -Sealed Proposais will be received at thia OfOee until 12 j I., Friday, September 20, 180?. at wbicli lime they will NJ opened, tor supplying this Depot with list t ill.,;, m ; mounts ot FORAOK AND STRAW, vi^: il?o.oon pounds Oats. ?Co,non pounds Har, lialtsl. 100,000 ponnda Straw, baled. Thc Uats to he sound, free from rhiff or dirt, and put ip in good strong ?arti of not le? than two oi more lian fonr bushels per nark. The Hay and M riv, lo lu - und. free from dual and weed?, and well Ijaled. Tbe , hole lo bo subject to ?Urb inapt dion ap the Department tay direr!. Bid? must be luTitrrLifWE, with a cony ol this edvor ?ement attached to EACH, mid bear Hie endorsement or | vo leFBoiwlhle (Harsons who are williug to become mitv I for Ibo bidder In thc ev cul ol the contract being awanl \ lo bbii. PropoeaU liol complying willi Hie i.-.piltv tents of thu adrerdneuiuut will bu rejected, In,hw ry lo cutuiuont e within len (Ul) days ufler unlit! Ilion of approval of c.. uti u, I, and cnnllin e al the rate ot ot lew than one-third of tho whole amount per month, > he delivered lu cara upon thu hiding at the root of | ?myth street, or at the Quartermaster's warehnus*. ontyth al reel, Atlanta, (la., aa the Quarlcmianlcr may ireet. l'r..|.,L-.J,, fur Hie delivery ol' oue-Uilnl the amotinl ol l;,.hi. r. "aro iiivited'to lie pr?sent "or W-pi'Cf.cuf?il al Um vening ol Hie bids. Satisfactory evidence of loyally of each HUC.-OS?IOI hitt <r, and solvency ni Ike pf NOM off! led se nu . ty, will ? required. The Onvirnmenl ii-ierv... ll..1 right to reject an, and 1 bidB. x Proposait eliotil.l ba afMreaasil la Die uuih-rairoud. ad endorsed "Propoiai-a lue the delivery ol FVMIffS amt Iraw." By order ol Brevet lirigadl<-i--flcii.>r?l R. SAXTON, chief ] uarteriusHicr. II. J, FARNAWORTQ, 1st Lieut. lUtli ll. S. Infantry. A. A. Q. M., Heptniilier 7 III _ lu ebarfeof D.>pol, ?5* NOTICE Tl > MAKIN KUM. C A P T A I N K MD PILOTS wielling to anchor their Veasohl in AahhrJ iTer, sro requested not lo do aoauywhere within direci njo of the heads ol tho SAVANNAH RAILUOAU "HARVES, on (ho Charleston and Sr. Andrew's side ol ie Ashley nivcr; by -hick precaution, contact with the ibmciino Tclc?raph Cable will bc avoided. ii. C. TURNER. H. M. arbcr Mcitcr'a Ofrlra, ChaTlt-aton, rebnury C, 18CD, r.-bruary 7_ ?ar Vv'HEATON'a OINTMENT WILL OUnF. | te Heb. WHFATOVB OINTMENT will cure Sall lib. nm. WHEATON'S OINTMENT cures Old Sores. WHEATON'S OINTMENT curfs all Dlaeaiea ol Die kin. Price Ui tellUi by mail t'A) ceals. All druggiita ?rll il. .LEES ii POTTER, Bofdou, Proprietors. September 10 _ lnwfly "ir^TURNER'H TIC DOULOUREUX OR . TURNER'S TIC DOULOUREUX OR C ?V I VI'll SA t. Milli VI .Ul \ PILL. UNIVISHfsAL NEtlHAbrJIA PILL, SAFE CERTAIN AND SPEEDY CURE FOR NEU U.VLOIA AND ALL NERVOUS DIBEIBES. It ls an unfailing remedy In all cases or Facial Neural. Ia, often etfocUng a perfect euro In a atnglo day. No j i rm or Nervous Disease falls to yield, to its magie tull n uco. Ev cu lbs aavereal caata or Chronic. Neuralgia and i-noral Norvoua Dcrangementa ot many ycara' standing, ffcctlng tba enlim system, aro completely and penna lenlly cured by lt in a few days, or a low weeks al the ,tmoit. It ooutaina nothing Injurious to the moat doll ate system, and can always be used with perfect safety, t ls tn constant uaa by the beat pbyalclaua, who give lt keir unanimous and unqualified approval. Seat by .ian on receipt of $1 and two pottage stamps. Sold verywbere. reit NISH ci* CO., Sole Proprietor.., No. 130 Tremont street, Bolton, Mass. September a_mwf timon ??r BATO H EL OR'8 HAUt DYE.-THIS" IPLENDID HAIR DYK, la the beat lu the world. Th inly l ni' sod porftrt Dye-bannirai, reliable, I nilen eneous. No disappointment. No rldlculoui tinta, tatura! Black or Brown. Ri medlo tba ill affects of Bo,i Tftt, Invigorates Ike bair, leaving it soft and beautUul. [aa geunloe la algnsd TFifiiani A. Blithflar. All olben ire mare linltaUoni, and abould be . roi .lcd. Hold by all Jrugg?rU1 and Perfumers. Factory, No. 31 Perciey rtxeet, New York. 43T BEWARE OF A nomTTTEErZIT. December 10 lvr "COSTAR*3" FR?PARATIONS ESTABLISHED EI0H7EEN TEARS. 1 nb m n to-. > , So. IO Ci-osoy street, Wcvv Tort 3000 Boxes, Borties and Flasks mantifactmvd dally. HOLD B Y ALL DP.VGaiSlS ETSBTWHSRE .. COSTAR'S " PALES DEPOT. Mo. 484 BBOADWAV.NBAV TURK, Wucro ll, <3 lo ?G sizes are put up for Families, Slorej Ship?, Boals, Public InstitiiUnni, ic, Av. .... Il ls truly wonderful the confidence thal la now bsd lu every fonn or Pieparaliuns thal rome* fruin "Coftar a 1 ''-'conK?Vn" EXTERMINATORS-For Rai?, Mica. Roaches. ?nls, te.,4e. "Only Infallible remedy known.'' '.Not ilaneerou? to tho hnmau family." "Rata como out ?t?Smar* BEb'-Bi?b F'XTEIIMINATOR-A ho^d, nut up In tiotllea, and nover known to tail. "COSTAR'S" ELECTRIC POWDER-For Molka Kura and Woollens, la invaluable. Nothing can mceed it for power and ufilcaey. Destroys Instantly all InarctH on plant?. Fowl?, Animals, Ac. , _^ '< COSTAR'S" nilCKTUORN HALVE-For Cuta, Thirni. Wounds, Bruise*, Broken Breasie, Sore Nipple?, File? lu all forms. Old Haren. Ulcer?, and all kluda of euleurouH BfToctlnnH. No family abould be without lt. lt exceed? In efticacy all oUnir Halve? tn lia?. ?.COSTAR'S" CORN SOLVENT-Fer Corns, Bunion?, ""COSTAR'S " BITTER 8WERT AND OIUNOB BLOH. H IMS-Beanllflo.? the Comploxlou, by giving to tho akin a soft and inuitUful fVrabncai, and islncomparably be? yond anything now lo use. Ladlua of taste and.poaltinii ivgaril lt aa an esacnllal to tlie toilet. An unprccedeuted mic I? ll? nost recommondaUuti. One bottle 1? alway? followed by more. Try lt lo know. "COSTAR'H" BISHOP PILI A-A universal Dinner, Pill (?agar ciuu-.l), sud ot extraordinary efllraey ror Cos- [ tlveneta, all forms Of Indigestion, Nervous and Slok ll ead 11-h e. A FUT that la now rapidly auperaedlng all others. j " ,. "COSTAR'H" COUaii REMEDY-For Cough?, Coldi, Ilo?r?encB?. Kore Throat, C'rouij, Whooping Cough, Asth? ma, and ell lonni of Bronchial, and Dlaaasos of tho Throat and Lunga. Atldraaa * HBNHY n. COSTAR, No. 181 BROADWAY, N. V. HOWIE St MOISE, 1VIIOLKSALE AUKNTR, No. 161 Meelina; street, opposite Charleston Hotel, .lune 17 PRICE FIVE CENTS SPECIAL NOTICES. *?. COXSIUAUKH l?Bn STEAMSHIP MAN-' HA1TAN. from .New "fork, em notified ul ber cargo Ix: nu r'x'i /Ai7 .iiichm.'iuil al Adgor'a South Wharf. Alt dooli- ti UM Dook HI sUaVMtwIU bn stored al risk mi .?II :UH , ;\ o-.vi".f i .-.riuxr ltnoi DBM A CO., (pipl'uulnir I' Agents. VT COK8IUKKE8 PEH STEAMSHIP BEA (KU.I,, from llaltlniora. nm Lei oby n'.liflad that aba ii /Ai; Day disctinrniiu; cargo al I'iar No. 1 Union Wharva.-. All Rood* not taken away by mniol will romain on Wliai > ai L<on?i?nco*n i-mk. ItORDEOAl k CO., s.-iiiemlii'i-1: Afteuli. .aVA YOl.Ntl I.U?Y UIVrUi'-NTNU TO HEH I'uiiiiliy linnie, uiier a i~i.iunrii ula Um munlba In lbj elly, wan harlie i.v.ijnl.....l by ber friends. In plaoao. s curse, rum!.'. llii.h.'d Lier. ali.t bail il noll ruby rum. ?lit?J?ti of aloaiMl tumble Mtnwalmeas, amt tunlcad ' twenty-three alie really appeared nail eighteen. U pou In - .pitty us lo thc callie ni ?.< gr,?al a change, bbc plainly bibi I beni thal abe useJ ilia CUlCA-SSlAN HALM, soot considered il au luvalunble acipilnillou to any lady 'a toilet. By 11.-1 imeany Lady or Oaiitlcuietirau Improvn thotr per srtnal apin-aruuen un lllUI'Jred fold. It ia Himplo lull? e.'tiilun iliiin, nn Nature herself ii Himplo, yet uiiHurpasv ed in ll? i-nieat-y in drawing impurities from, also beal. UH;, rli-aniiiv loni henim vine. thealHn and roinplozlon. Dy il? dlrcet leiiun nn the ruin t> ll rb ?wa from lt all ll* impurities, lindti lieadlrifj Hu- aa ants and Irai int-: Ibo sui. taco as Naiure lalomlrd ii >hoaul be-clear, sof(, smooth sud Itraiiliinl. Price SI, aant \if Hall or Etpresa, un re. I I ipi tu an ni .tor, L) ?i'i ti, ( I.IHK A CO. Chemists, \.. I W.-al Fayette .street, Syracuse, N. Y. Thu (Illly AiueiLau Agent? Cm Hie ute nf the nunn M iler 311 ly SHIPP1NC. a. .*> PUR NEW VOHK-MERCIIANTH' ?I/IJS. Line.-Tim r-vMini packrt sohoousr JONAS f^g^^S-YU'lH having Hm tarter |tortlon cargo engaged li ?iiou? going un limul will meelvo balance and sall ?Uh .Unl atch. WILLIAM ROACH. September ls ", > ^-i, HtMl OKont*ie rtJW.\.- THE PAST Atv Hailing sloop JULIA I'KAN. Ooo. H. Walu 4-^?A Manier, will leave Uoycu'n What Con nvdnujay Sa-ncil, at 'lu'clnck P. M.. for tbs above port, l in- i 11 ubi eugagcuicm-t, apply to Master on board. Snplciuher IT % FOR R ALTIMORE. IHK FAVORITE STEAMSHIP t?E A Or TX LL, M. V. IMTTTON. COUXUKDKR. WILL HAIL Eon THE ABOVE PORT, PROM; Pier Nu. 1, (talon Wharves, on Saturday. 2ii-J nat., ul Kt oVloek. * fat r'relght or paauue, apuly to COURTENAY A TRENHOLM. MiiptMiiibei- ix wf?'.l Union Whanrea. FOR UEORGETOWiN, H. C.. POI CHING AT SOUTH ISLAND, WAV. ICR LY, AND Kl lilli i, pu MaXliS. mE STFAMFR S3?- ?E3C EiLElcTA, CAPT. D. ROYLE, ll/"''- LKAVI? BOYCE'S WHARF AS ABOTE, TT Ib-AVaM, Hie 18tb Instant, at tl o'clock. Be nrnlnn will leave Oeorgelowu on Thuridav Af!tmcn.,i bc pe i .i instant, at ll o'clock. All ir. ?i.i.i munt br prepaid. No i, .-nilli ie.-eiv.-il aftnr n o'clock P. M. I'm Freight or Pa*sage, apply In SHACKEI.FORO A KELLY. Agents. Mi-ptemlsfr 18_ 1 No. 1 Bnyre'a Whan. FOR NORTH AND SOUTH ?JOIHTO, KOCK VILLE WI) WAY 1. A Ml - ?NOS. ?THE STEAMER ST. HELENA, CAPTAIN ll. BOTTE. 1 WILL RECEIVE FREIGHT THIS DAY AT FEBBY rHAHP, toot or Market Rimer, arni leavo fWdViy, at I) o'clock P. M. Edlalo, "Vii ?du v. at 1U o'clock A. M. Fur Freight or Paiiinge.apply on board, or to_ FOR NEW YORK. RtttiiiiJ.it UNITED HTATTS MAH, LINE. NF. OF THE FAVORITE AND TXEOANT STEAM. .fifllPS SARAGOSSA AND ORANADA, WILL LEAY lr. EVFJIV SATURDAY, rnn SIDEWOEEL STEAMSHIP ?. i-. .A. IB .A. :LV*T -As, CA PP. LIMEBURNER. r-ef-f-, * WILL LEAVE VANDERBOKaVa /Vl?t*3&' ri2 Wharf nu S.itura,uj, September 21, 18S7, ^tMfi^JiJ at rj "''"lock M. - .--tsaJE^.-K-? Hin? Lading for signature must poal vely be haiidetl lu hy HI o'clock nf that day. :<cptombcr IT_RAVENEI. ii CO. NEW YORK AND CHARLESTON STEaiMSHIP LINE, FOR HEW TOBK, HE KEW AND ELEOANT PIDE? i?ir LL 8TEAM9HTP ~W?. A- 3ST x-i A. T ri? A. 1ST , CAPTAlii W. 3. WOODHULL, [XriUi LEWE FROM A DOERS SOUTH WHARP TV on .Siirui-Juv. Heplomher. 'll, at 13 M. ?"- All outwani Freight ougajcineuU muat hs mada t the ufilce or COURTENAY TRENHOLM, No. 44 Ant Day. a_a- For Paaaigo and all mattern connected with tba iward baabHUN ol the Sblpn, apply to STREET BROTH. ,RS A CO., Ho. 71 Eaat Bay. STREET BROTHERS ii CO., 1 ."",. COURTENAY A- TRENHOLM, } *?enlH' ?epteuibel' IC_ NEW YORK ANO CHARLESTON People's Mall Sioamsliln Company. THE HTEtMSHIP MONEKAv CAP l'A IN MARS HM AN. r*-C-UFV?--?* WILL LEAVE NORTH ATLANT IO y^'g^V^. Wharf, TAuriduy, September 19, at - VlEft ?A o'clock. .."^i-iE?i-J-. Line compoaed of bleamur? "MO IEKA" and "EMILY B. BOUDER." JOHN k THEO. O ETTY? 8cplember lfl^_No. ?8 Eaat Bay. FOR SAVANNAH. THE STEAMER DI O T -A. T O JRI , IOHO TONS UUHTHEN, CAPTAIN L. M. OOIETTER. WILL LEAVE MIDDLE ATLANTIC. I WHARF, every TUESDAY mOBT; a? ["niue o'clock, for that port _ _ ._m For freight or paaiaga. apply on losrd or lo the ofUca ol' J. D. AIKEN A co.. September ia_Abranla. FOR i'ALATKA, FERNANDINA, .i V( -IL sro:. \ ll. I.i AND A I. li THE LAM). INOS Ora THE ST. JOHN'S RIVER, VIA HAVANNAH, GEO. THE NEW AND SPLENDID 9TEAM3HTP I> I 0| T A .T ; 0 OR - (lOOa Tina Bnrtben) CAPTAI ii L. M. CCIETT EB . , WILL LEAVE MIDDLE ATLANTIC ' WHtRF, 07cry TUESDAT iV/OHT, at a9 o'clock, for thc abovo place?, connect. . ^- caawlng with the Qairala Central Railroad.ak 'lavannab, for Macon, Mobile and New Orien aa. All Freight mast bo paid hero by eblppers. For Freight or Fsaaage, apply on board or at tba ot??a ^a,?. A. II ^ p AIKEN tc OO., Soptomber ia Ananit. Timoien TICKBTSTO PiMnu, B Y CnARI*ESTON AND SAVANNAH STEAM PACKET TaTNEH SEMNWKEKbV, VIA BEAUFORT AND HILTON HEAD. .WEEKLY. VIA BLUFFKIN. STEAMER VUA?T DOV....CAPT. W. T. MoNEI.TY) STEAM EH PANKIE.?APT. F. PECK. ONE OF THE ABOVE STEAMERS WILL I.V.VYK Chartcslou every A/on./ ry and Tkurtdaj/ Horning*, at 1 o'clock; and Savannah o very Tredruaifcy and Friday Uorninai. at 7 o'clock. Touching at BlnfBon on Jfon. day, trip from Ohuleaton, and VFedaeiday, trip froia Savannah. Freight received dally trora 0 A.M. to( P, M., ano. stored freo of charge. AH Way Freight, also EluBlon Wb*r!W?% mturt ba ?rt. paid. For freight or uaaaape, am.ly to JOHN FERQU80N, AccommodAtUm Wharf, fTbirlatton i CLAOHORN ot ClIeiNIN OH Allia Agunta, SaTanaab. Qa. FOLLEB ti LKE. Aganta, Bsaafort, a a f.H. B,-THROUGH TICKETS BOU al Uieoffloaof Iii? Agenoy In Obarlestou to pointa on th? AUantto and Onlt Railroad, and to Fernandina and point on Hi* BC JetuVa River. AnfCtt \