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VOLUME V.NO. 635. CHARLESTON, S. C., MONDAY MORNING. SEPTEMBER 2, 1867. PRICE FIVE CENTS VOLUME V.NO. 659. ITELEGRAPHIC, Our Cable Diapatcho*. CONSTANTINOPLE, September 28.-The Sultan re tuses the CzarV Cretan demands. Tke Czar de? clines jiif'cting^he* Suitari personally, having no? thing personally to .-?ay. A large pm ry fn Oreeoe are for tire King's depo? sition and the proeiauiatiou o?* a republic under the protectorate of, or annexation to, the United States. (Bosh.) FLORENCE, Soptember 28.-Garibaldi's partisans are tunssjituons in various parts of Italy. It is reported the King is ibmt proclaiming an eatraordinary session of Parliament. The Garibaldiau riots have boen suppressed, and it is officially announced that the country is tran? quil. . . LONDON, September 25"-Itahau accounts tue conflicting iu regard to the riots at Madeua, MUan.J Genoa md Naples. >*4b*vPdpe thanks NAPOLEON* for GARIBALDI'S ar rest. LONDON, September la?-Noon.-"Securities u? changed. LrvEiiPooL^September 23-Noon.-Cotton firm; sales 10,000 bale.-. LTTSBBOOL, September ?28 - Evenn-.g. - Cotton closed dull, owing to unfavorable Manchester ad? vices; sales 10,000 bate's-, quotaaioas' unchanged. LTVEB*OOL, fleptembor 26a-P. M.-Under a mdre favorable tracte report. Cotton is firmer; mofe doing; sales 12,000. Lard 55s. 3d. - Washington Xe tvs. .WASHINGTON* September 23.-The settlement ol ? FRASER <fc TRENHOLM was entirely satisfactory to this Government. The defendant's counsel ac? knowledge th3 correctness of tho principios claim? ed bjpthe^lovernmout. and hive provided for se? curing tho property claimed. Further action, however, ia necessary- in the Fedeial and British Courts. . . " Judore UNDERWOOD and Attorney CHANDLER are consulting relativo to the trial of Mr. DAVDA, ffhoso friends and bondsmen represent him anxious for a trial- ji Congressman SHANKS has gone to Richmond in pursuit of evidence 1 regarding the treatment of j Federal prisoatera. . Securities hold by Government, $379,0*0.000 Natitfrthl Baakcirculation, $2DO,000,000 ; revenue ta<a^ $477.00% for the week, $2,500,000 ; for the' j yearnp*data,*^,75u',000." 41 . Professor CHARLES KLNG, President of Columbia Collage, of New York, died in Italy. G?n?ral SCOTT'S will, just probated, bequeaths lim aiaWiii sword to West Point, and that,worn tu the Mexican war to' hie grandson WINFIELD SCOTT HOTTV Hayti advices to the 8th state that the country is in an extraordinary state of agitation. Gold is fabulously high, provisions scareo. Flout twenty dollars in gold. CACOS is still in anus against SALVAN. He had pillared Delmarie, a town in tho South. Thirty-four Hay tien dollars are only equal to one Spanish dollar. From Raleigh. RALEIGH, N. C., September ?3.- Thara, waa a^ grand rally of Conservative , last night. "The resolutions declare devotion to .oe Unionaad con stittrfc^Cal liberty ; against a w lite inanja part}", coLrnacoeiop and proscrir uon ; opposed to drawing partyaMnes further than, hostility to Sadicahatn. A half dozen speeches were made, end there was great enthusiasm |fid*perfect ?aa^?ny. From New Orleavajjjh p t H * 4 Naw ORLEANS. September 23.-Yellow fever in tennants up taajfac this rhorning. 67. * .1 .. ' Wilamtfae.ee?. \\ iLaaN?TON, Soptember 23.-A Je?a*h ayna gogue will be consecrated to-morrow-abe this State. Vi Freie ?saw PatctaU? Baa Fsuscsaoo, September 28.-An patch says Lieutenant SMALL'S CO United States Cavalry fought the Snake Indiana, killing 26, capturing 15. The soldiers are un? hurt, j ' Domestic Markets " ' . NOON DISPATCH. , ^g? NBW YORK, September 28.-Flour L3a85 bettet. Whea?a??attea for Sp-ing,' 3a? better for Weet ern. Corn, Bye and Oasrqwiet. Moss Pork he&vy at 331 flf- E^rd steady. Wh iskey quiet. Cot to n J ddlat2?tyv'^rpentine 57?a58. Rosin ata?d}\ J ETENTNO DISPATOH. * Wi ap at"' 28.-Mono? easjtjt fal ie-nts heavy a nd lower, exporta to-dayt $59,090; | weat ward, $8,000,000. BANE STATEMENT.-Decrease in loans, $2.875, 000; eoereaac ?*?pef?ie, $078,000: mertas? in circu? lation, $108,000; deersafee in deposita," ta^lSLOOO; docredaain tendet^^orjo. CrNCTNNATi. Sep:cmber 38.--Flour farmer and unchangod; Extra. $10 a 10.25; Family. $11 a ll 25; Fancy, $12 a 12.50'.' Wheat firmer, and a shade higher- CorjLdulLgad lower; i-3 a 95? Mess Pori offered at $24. Bacon Shoulders, 13^; Clear Sides, 17*. ^MjW?2 ? U. ... I^rroviTjiiiaTajsji^aaaja^ Una; Super? fine, $7 a 7.7?,Coni, Shelled, $1.15; Ear, $1.10. Bacon, Shoulders, 144; Clear S dee, 184; packed. ' BALTTMOREjSeptembfr 23.--Flonr andwhoat un cbuigpfr tffif 4P ?ear?e. ?Jfeta ?eady. Bya assal.J%aafa?sTOv'?^ steady: ;Oottcm very weak; middlings 2:iAa23. . ' " WTLMINGTO^ September 28. - Spirits Turpentine dull at SfkT jBpsln dBrr"ar $ST20 for; common strained, t?*iVa% ? V J ; ? ii MOBILE, September 28.- Cotton dull and unset? tled: middling nominally 19; shies 75 bales; receipts 292 bales. . ' J? NEW OBLEANdlvSeptemberflB- Cotton .easier r sales 325 bales ; Low Middl?4?8?al9. Receipts, 217 bales ; carts'. 533 bales. -?ale3, l'or the week, 122? bafea ; teceipts for-?ae-HfiSpttSS bains. Ex? ports for the weak, 2207 safes.; Stock, 18,362 bales. Flour ouiot- ar d stead? ; Superflue $10 ; double Extra Q0 5(1. Com Jm ?id unchanged. Oato-soaaaa-ai' 80; Portfirm at $27. Bacon-Shoulders ana SidsVdttjf? Hams in fan demand, and unchangaoV Lard quiet and firm ; primo^tiordWltfidR. Gold Itt*. Sterling 5Ga59. New York Sight fi j pemium. SAVANNAH, September 28;-Cotton irregular and no deTnajcth' t?ddling? notfrrnally aft 19c.; receipts lmbaefft' Weather cool and raining all day. Reports 0/ the crop are conflicting. THE FIX)UMS?C& STATE Q?. D CNDE E >-r4' 9VT6 ? ~ Kudent of a London paper writes as follows from indee, wbeie the Scientific Association meets thia year: '.Yery tel? towns ow-i more to the energy of its people' than "Dundee. It is the Glasgow of. the east of ScotlanrL -B otu as a seaport and a manu fatitnring town ita .lnr.portanec is increasing rap? idly. Here, aa :iafariy evenrwhere in Scotland, even to the villages, the iffat' system pnevails. Ttus gives Dundee a bettor show of street archi tocture than many En.zjish towhti of the same Biz?. But it coops up nketa^thornwud inhabitants wlth m narrower hmits ih?a wotiM be allowed them on the south of too Twee*. Ono goldern finde a a fcngbsnman who hana the system, and rarrfva ^?ro^YM^ not contend that it is the nest andtte only ohe to bouse tho people ol Scotland .^.^^?^tiinlltiBusi are of great l^i^JfJ^^'t*?01^^ to seo 4,500 to 5,000 ^CaaSS??fej?^ of baxter Brothers & Co. Birl^yicTB&xter.^e unoteof the member of Parliament, is tho repr?sentativ cd the linn He ?known and dean-yea1 to bo throuRhout the kmi??&8 S- ^0n<lt0f, a4h?la8"me ?ark to the ancien* burgh. For the last, fifteen veara the nae of Jute rr, the manufacture of yarns, carpets saek inga, and the like has baen rapidly extending- till - this mere Indian grj^djiaa. bucoi?c- thjg^jaoat'jm portant staple of onr 'cT t?ie largest inc^strieam the luiigdtam. The AtnorielRj war gave aaimpafab to DniWas it ?kl to^elfaat; .wfa-jih wUl ?uip?? many of its scientific visitors. j The Wilmington Journal of Saturday says: il.Tl M I JB<Jj> ? iTalTjt i i KmnimjmW ^"Mi phia, and W.'-P. nyde and Sappho, for New York, sa?ed fronr-tb> ?ort to-day. By refartBce to our marimo repor.-if wi'd be moen thal the two latter had very small freights- something nnnsu2! with our port. Freights by these two vessels wera taken to-day-it verf 'low rates-25a30 cents on rosin, 60 ceasffe on turpentine, and 31 per balo on? cotton. Th 's waa caused by the large, unexpected and almost unprecedented influx cf ve^sefe for the past two weeks. These rates are net by* any means to be looked upon as permanent or established-the prices ob? tained for inward freights being such as to make quick trips absolutely nor jamar; . These tate? vare taken to get the stealer^IFas rapidly as posnible; a long stay would.not be justified.' Produce ia coming in rather slowly, but we trtibt our country Mends will send italong with their usual dispatc? and promptitude. At the fifty-fourth regular auction salo of Scran? ton coal in New York, the following prices were re ahzech Lump $8 65; steamboat, $3 75; broken, ?Si eg**? i*42'' 8tove> **GG'- chestnut, $3 94. fo,W0 tons were disposed of. UV.L>( Kitl.W \ . -.uv FAITH."--The Hon. Iloraoe Greeley, it scorns, ie ot a religious faith precisely tho oppo? site ot that in which wo wer<j brought up, and to which we hassvalwivs adhered. Freedoinhi mat? ters in conscience anti religion,.-is oneW ttm|b06t precious luivrleges which Americans enjoy. The Constitution ol'the L uited Stales provees that "Congress shall make no law repeating A estap ltahme.it of religion, or pn)hibitiit?fil.e free exer? cise thereof." Mr. Greeley's fri nd. Cb;ei Justice Chase, is a zealous Methodiui. lu hi3 recent speech at Manchester, he said : ;T.t,was in a New Hampshire church that I experienced that spiri? tual awakening? that leads me to look forward trustingly to the liff eternal." We believe in Mr. Greeley enjoying his religion-in Chief Justice Chase enjoying his; and all other-peoplo enjoying theirs. The foregoing, froia the New York Ledger, needs Some explanation, aai suggests ft ftw remarks. . L "The Honorable HOBACE GBatoiY'' at present contributes a series-of autobiographical papers to the Ledger. The suliject of his chapter for this week ia "My Faith," in which he labors Jg show^ that hwfirst bfcanif a. T^versalist Uv' reading, j "at the age of ton," "in some school books," the i account O1>POLIORCE-J,E8, which he regrets not being" ahle'to reproduce, and instead contents himself 1 with quoting ROLLIN'S acconnt of the noble re? venge- ItaaxTBTOH tx)k on the ArneTfistis."' But, not feeling quijo Bute that Boitp is sufficient reason for the faith that is in" him, the "Honora ! ble HORACE GREELEY" furthermore cites the Bible, j , Mrs. HEMANS, TENNTSON, MILTON, POPE, and "tho fervid oloqnence of C'HAPTN." ? ? ^J***"**^. 1 2. Who is thc "we" that was urc*jg"hi up in a reli- j gious faith '"precisely the opposite. of:tfijj?5*hieh tho 'Honorable Hoi ACE GR?SSEY' professes**1 It cannot be the Ledge-,', for we ht*?? never heard it accused of ?rv religion ; nor, if we are correctly I informed, have tho practices of Mr. BOWNEB,H?S j ostensible editor, been of a character to itHjuce j such ai. orthodox conclusion? J 3. What creed .is it that is "precisely the oppo- j site" of Universalisai ? We*anow of half a-<k"*on I that claim to be oppossjS to it, bot ave at a loss to j which one belongs t he" merit bf being ''precisely the opposite." 4. When the reade r-- of the Ledger come to know I the "we" of tho above paragraph, and the faith I "precisely the opposite" of that of Hon. HORACE J GREELEY, then, but not until.thenrthey will be j much comforted -to learn that tho writer, the | said "we,"has "aiwi#5 adhered"to thia (supposed) I orthodox faith. 5. This matter should not bo lett in doubt ono moment longer than necessary, as othdrMe.' it may bewilder and inextricably confuse the reade' s of the Ledger. They will be eerti?fi' VFbnca to adopt various byjMtfbase:v with, a view o?tquai f thf-conduct of the supposed writer with'the canon I of this w?feesionT l???mxit willie tried aacflSrrnd 1 wanting. His horsos cost too much, and trot too J fast, for a man w io has "always uah?tSr?* to unimpeachable orthodoxy. They ?jill next-yeigh j Parson BEECHER, but at once conclude that he* couldnot have penned tho paragraph: for out of his. j own mouth he would stand condemned. How can I a man pretend tb flj-st-olass orthodoxy, "precisely the opposite" of ui?veraahsm, who, in tho same I breath that be makes this confession, speaks approvingly ot t oa "fieedom in mattara of I conscience and religion," guaranteed by the Con sutution of tba Un ted States? Parson BKSCHEJ?, J fchenyftust be absolved fron, having written this j paragraph. PARTO s, again, will not "fill the bill;' his weak'y biogrspJiies arertn-transgression of thc I eighth commandnent. as his slanders of Wi:n- I STER. JLAY, OALHOIN, AJOHEW JACKSON, and many others, are contrary to tte ninth commandment. I His cl tims, therefore, -to orthodox}' -cannot be j allowed. ''Si?'A?r?S COBB, .TB.,"'7*? kn SW is the son of a minister, and it mar be he is Uie^rUioJox J WE of the Ledger ; but as wo have never read a j single hne of his writings, we at e unable to express j an opinion th atea t. Mrs; EDEN SOOTRTVOBTH I OTTAWNT Vms,* psfbaps, may be snspected by j some; but neither the one par the other, we be- I lievo. ts endowed irith the qualiilcations requisite j fer the generally accepted ideal of orthodoxy-. We I ?hall pause, the*afore, fort av reply from the I Ledger. ff. It ia <*ertainly very ?and- and obhgiug of the Hon. HORACE Gan LEA to take the public into his j oonhdenoe unsolicited, too, and toll us what re? ligion he professes and even to condescend to di fend himself, and thow why he prefers this faith. I /We have been paar led aol a Utile to ascertain why j. the Hon, HORACE GREELEY should teh the Ameri- | can pul he that ho was possessed of or professed! : any religion. He evidently must have though tit' ^eoessary to put the readers ot the Tribune in posseseiort of this information, oriel ho took' this ; delicate method of letting them know that not- j I withstanding the totally unchristian, and often I. savage ferocity of some of thc editorials signed 11 "H. G."-#ptwithslanding aU the billmgsgato ahoy 1 uar from rime tr time see tudor this signature, 11 they should not vllow their faith in "H. G" to . waver, lt is aU meant.in a PickwickMm,sons?- jj "H.- Qi" will be totaux a good Umver^list at f^aii \ 7. That "kr. UBSst?ET's friend. Chief Justice J'i CHASE, is a zoaiom Methodist,"1 will be a gra.ifying . assurance to maiiy tfiousands of good people i torc jhout the country. That Mr. CHASE should | haye given hie religious experience at a political Jj meetingmsy1^?5l:irely in good taste tor a Chief j ; Jus?ti^ WaW anita csTtsln -it would beean-j I demned in any one else. However, rules are for ? the vulgar. i CONGRESS OF GE ?IM?N AUTHORS.-lu " Uber Lund rind Meer" we^rau-?rbrtei^ah?uwctof the pwoewsd- ? ings ofxhe second session of the' above-named Congress ("Zweier deutscher Schrif?stellertag,'). Tue principal objects th.u came before the con-, gr^ss were-1. To secure ? copyright that shall restrain newspapers from copying tho writings of au--author without his consent. 2. To intiueuce the laws i tr relatio n to tho press "in our favor." 3. To, establish a 1'tutual Loan Association tor the members of the "Verein." The third Congress ia t-1 meet next year at Dresden. An Literchange of courtesies has taken place botweon tho Congress and such French authors as are favorable to its viewp, and ?loser relations aro to bo entered into be^weejathe writepj of. the1Wo riati\-ms. iThero is to be a "dramaturgic section" also in connection with the Association, to protect the rights of authors "who have been uniformly overreached to the pres-nt time by the theatres." The Congress Las airead} had beneficial "results tu discovering J and* prosecuting Raubverleger (pubhshera who reprint works iu violation of oopy rigpt). fMxteen cases of this kind were ascertained, at the Jato meeting, some of them of a ut Li ors from thu far South, reprinted surre^itiorisly in the North. In order to^racBcate this practice more successfully. the Oomrresb has determined to es? tablish a newspaper as their organ, ^uxilliary associations of authors are to tm or? ganized tu the gaverai States and Provinces of ' | Germany. There has been for several years such a one in Vienna-the CohoorVia-numbering .brae hundred members. *"'"... i m - A rtr?c*r MISTAKE ia that we find in a recent number of Uber Ltm? und Meer, one of the best German Itastratfld Mag?zMes, published weekly both in fttiittgart and in New York. "Under a very good pic BM ?: THACKERAY tho aime o|the great satirist is bi ver. aw"J"W.-' lfcx^A'CE"*THACKERAY." The mtwpai-twinter tRihCDy 'was in possession of tLaTcugreglis ^n?-?^bt*^ kerning, and, as usual in such canes , made a botch. . TikE RICHMOND DISPATCH' of Saturday, sneaking of the October uunaber of the Galaxy, says: -There is in it "a most unjust and cruelly false a"pm- on the 'Poor WMtesoffche ijcuith,' by aJtfiv .B. SEAB?S^ who claims to'bc a Southern man. Wo bni.c^wt?saw?aild what satisfaction theWthor couU have derived fr. .rn- di awing SUC-h n p^tnr? af Southorri people, poor or not, at such a time, when eve*j consideration of hussanjty and generosity ! should parah sc shy Sagtet 'alone.any Soutberu bani) that attempted t?^Uraw it. Cwtsinly no sense of cmtyoowii have lnrp^Ued Mr. S?A'BROOE to it. ?By usaversal consenti the Wrd timt KO?IB tts own nest is not regard*? a? a psftenuif neatness andprop;^. The foltot i|,#tji 0tm i i strlftug manner the foudgfowjh sf Ptoa^ withiu ft of iU. tie more than two centuries r Under the Elector f REpraieaWl. Pmhjia corftftted of 124 square miles of territorv, inhabited hy a rwpast?oB, o# ?88.500 ; ?nd* King FREDERiaa 1 of 1?! ?juare miles of territory, and a : ?f 1,73L,000'; under FREDERICE LL of 3576 square-miles of territorv, and 5,65ir,000 inhaMtauts ; under FREOERIOK Wii WAit. TV. of 5103 square mileB of territory, and 16,550,000 inhabitants, and it now has 6392 square miles of territory, and 24,000,000 inhabitants. CHARLESTON, S. liETTKR PROM NKW YORK. iFKOU OCR 89JECU.L rOHKESPOXBEXT. ] A NEW YORK, September 27. Aa ia tile approaching Christmaa holiday?, the "Black Crook" will have had ita mo, and will give way in point of sensational interest and attraction to its more potent successor, tho "Porty Thieved," 30 has the SICKLES' sensation exhausted itself, and gives placo to thc newly-born SHERIDAN mania. Genoral SHERIDAN is coming ; the lion is noar at hand; the soldier who hist won merited dir.tinction on the field of battle, and has rcc?ntly acquired still greater notoriety on account of the antagonistic position he has assumad toward the Chiol Magistrate of the Republic, in vthoso ssrvico hia reputation was won. The lion will soon bo here, and of courso will be tendered a public reception. Veteran-organizations,-composed of men who, haring foHght for the Union, aro noir marshalled as it were in hostile array agaimit its greatest living champion and supporter, will take part in "the reception. The General will bo the guest of theUniou League Club, so named most in? appropriately, an it is a bona fide Anti-Union'Black Republican political organisation, of which one of | the most honored (?J malabovaris-the learned rene? gado, Dr. FRANCIS LIEBER, who, at the period dur- ! ing which he held the position of Professor of His? tory and Political Economy in thc South Carolina College, waB a rnomber of ono of the most radical pro-slavery societies" in the South, but is now-but tell it not in^Gath what the?old man is now. SHERIDAN will be received by black and white-tho, proceedings of the reception will appear black ON whitpin the papers of the day-and then will ho take his departure to give place io some now sen? sation. The evil that men do lives after them-the good is often interred with their bones. Thus it migh? have beeu with CJESAB, thus let it not ba with the great prize fighter just gone'to his account. IZZY LAZARUS ia no more; ho has fought his last fight nb more- will Me come up to tho scratch at thc call of time-there ia no time for him-his sponge has beon thrown" upward, and has lauded in tho realms of eternity. Izzrisdcad! On last Satur? day night, when Izzt's Sabbath, waa out, there waa a "reoeption" at the prize fighter's house-a "free and easy"-whoro Izzv sang his favorito songs, craCKed his jokes as gracefully as he had often cracked men's '.ninga," and waa the lifo and aoul of the entertainment. On Sunday ho was woll, and ao on Monday and Tuesday. On Wednesday he was not well. Yesterday ho was tn ill man, and last night he was a dead prize fightatr. The ooemy before whom IZZY, suooumbed wis a collection of j ffl.1 arojmd the heart. This carnet*. LA?ABUS off, and paitida mars ha? claimed nun for his own. In accordancawith theDiiine injunction, that by tho sweat of our brow shall we eat bread, it ia right and proper for 'men to work. Yet 'tis hu just fhat tho amount ol sweat expended^ should bc prrJportfouate to tho amonnt of bread received, wherefore have the poor and well bred, though rot well breaded. Merka resolved to perspire lean, and, as a atop ?niuo right direction, are holding meet? ings, in which the early closing movement ia the thorne on which they ^ivo play to their eloquence. The groeery men, who lead the van, r.o?embled last - lii^hl in solemn oonchtve and poshed perspira?on diminishing caeoln?k>ns. ! A rerJ?Ttls etirrssjt here which, if true? furnish? es new evidence ol tho truth of the allegation that nations can be ungrateful as well as individuals, or at least unmiiulful of thc interests of those left Unprotected by the death of patriots, statesmen or warriors, who '.have done the State som-- ser? vice." It is rumored that Mrs. ABRAHAM Lntcotrit' is at present boarding at ono of the up town hptels here, limier tho assume,^ name of Mrs. CLARKE - that her object in visiting this city ia to dispose of | wearing apparel and jewelry, which cost seven thousand dollars, and will probably not bring n ore than half that amount; and that she is compelled to make thia sacrifice as hor funds are nearly ex- j hauste J, and she has naught left for the support of herself and family but a paltry income of seven? teen-hundred dollars per annum. Can such things be, and she the widow of the man 'at whose FIAT millions of alavea were born to freedom. 0 tempo j If it be true tb?tji}^i?ge$| *^%|cu>6> in heaven .j is strange that the celestial factory- does not le00i.il*> ?epti?at?oiv, iu J?es manner for tn sjance aa the repuAataon "iii. Bourns ;irt Wos-J rpNBOLjtf , would suffer were we to receive tiom ?ither norw au invoice of very inferior cattery. For fhere ' are certainly many matches -71ifhi lf ""?la '"-'"""I ">'<'t --have been Kptteu up by uew-;. ands ?npc-rapeed clerks in the matrinioni il ueparaKEtStr Trew'weeks ago a ?.-?une gentlemw^oba* 'teert, ?itt fermitj-fiv* ?vtot?r5,*ecam^ lass who aad BOTO-but twenty eafiraers, and tho two were ruade one, 01 ra th ir ft a.. - for thc IA dy ?vas number one~a?4F tire ?ld ?mali bus a cy ^hor-rjoverthetari. cid he continno to 'ugh, tor jhc love otni? wife, but ho sighed m vain, and his sighing inoroasod when thc lady, who rejoices in J? possession of a lively temperament and play? ful and kitten-iikc diapoaiCbn. would occasionally JO oil ou a Eoatch. leave furlough, and remain iwayrbr wents a? a time. On one occasion the jrrmpftgiri remained away eo long that tho green iyed monster deemed it but good irnrfmert tn call in Htiikeep the old man's company, which he did, it nd ciinasd tho latter to exclaim, iu thc language. of)(7tBe1lB",r'*B^^taat^a^ inc on'tlie rack]" and his own hands, and ano a. Vtout stick, with which. | IR- argued \utb her m a most iajpi'?S?J* ?u?U, marked manner; w hereupoii *he carried tho case injo (-e^^ogethflr.with the did enan sta* Use stick. Wa? thia a Heaven-made match? ?LEOPOLD P'JJxtjfc |heJgndt^sfttf HtPf*^ wh0 tia said, can db hatte WS afpa?no wifcotit anieehing it lo atoms than any artist living, prig latid forth at Steinway Hall next Tueaday, and yon indy be wo 1 tnsured:that Moultrie will be khfret fbr UT bia vost pocket, e'en nrfw?i Le wrifea, rJatsW rovirig ly ,and doao^tahi^ heart three first class compli-1 ineiuajry tickets of admission to aaitt entertain-'| soient. Sin all the theatres are arriata, aud the. artiste- are all drawing fnet-nfe* of greenbacks. * * ' Gold etiiUdvanisrflg. Oottan still dacSuing. j * T . " " " MOULTRIE. Republlc?ulsm in Greenville. The Rev. ?, H". RUNION, in a communicaiioa> to the Greenville- Enterprise, annaqpnce9 bia adhe? sion to the Republican party,' and gives has view*, at kiugfh. We make, same extract? in order to show what the advocates ol. tho Republican party thiuk of the organization. From? the lotset- wo infer that Mi. RUNION is a Southerner who ha6 changed his views since tue war. He says: "Aa to-the^Unlon League, whlclrYsr ho much spoken agaiuat, ito aime are tfceinosi patriotic. Its rituals and exerciser corrtam?oi*one word anv loyal njan would refuse to heartily endorse. Ita teachings ar#loyalty- peace: >aw atid&ier. Those who attemptto ?tir np prejudice againat thi.< or ganiz?tion, and to create ibo impression that ita objea ia to create strife' and division in thf country-, oonfbjc.ater-_rapudi!>tc, produce social J equality-with the negro\ and sst^fl-tph hobgobBas as these, are igrrarafttof-its aim* objects and pro-1 ceedings. or are guilty of the basest uiiaropresen tatiens. W e are the pence-m?kinfr pariv of the Soujtli, aa well aa the champion J of tho Republic andi although ita-labu- is in Abe ven present, its fruitt. ^Ubarrepaid'M all ftititre gencrhiiaus to ?me. we now number over twenty-five hundred [Webe District qi Greenville. * ' *? 5 So fai us Badal eqntlfty, resulting fi om the elec? tive tranchise, is eoneeniod, it ia too insignificant to talk about, it 1- a perfeM disgrace to tho Anglo Saxon rare. I have too oxalten an opinion of my owrt race thau to boheve ,u tuste eau be corrupt? ed., br its virtue prostitute;!, by an , ct ot justice to our unfortunate people, aa the aegroea are, andjae who utters tho ae-itimcni Kbels his mother and slatuiers hi? kindi-cl.- May! never so far forget my sens? of dignity, and the ?eeh?ff of respect due to my counirynien, as to thirfK i6-neces3ar\ to dc iand them against so disgusting an imputation. Let him who utters such sentiments behove it_I will not. Congress, in all its legislation, has never intimated any such ret-klcsa and unbecoming non aen j<? as social equality with thc negro race. All they have ??ked- of ua, is simply concede to the negro the rignt of soil'rage, reconstruct, reorgan? ize vour stat?1 government npon the basia of polit - cal equality, and in Conformity to the Constitution? al Amendment o? the Cn ied States, and your State shall be adtnitted tn the Union. * * I would Uk.) to seo all disabilities removed, and I hope they wili.be in due time. I will sign all such petitions. Let the time past of om- lives imfnco us to have wrought the will of the Gentiles. Let us all tora-ctntejes io,-ward, and tit- strike hands for the hopeful rat-.ixe. Lst Governor Brown, of Geor? gia, ?nd the brave General Longstreet, std a host of others, boom- example. Let us hope, wish and pray tor better times. Let us know no South, no North. 110 East nor West, bat one great and grand Republic, ot a free, enlightened and happy people. A gentleman m Petersburg has succeeded in teaching four chickens todraw a miniature wagon, in which a big white rooster rides. They rattle overa lawn With great speed, while the rooster1 i.ioks as grave as a bishop. j . MONDAY MORTtt^Gk,^ ?THE CO.tPEDKBATE t'AVALRi7P?!?D.' Wo have received aeopy of a patirpblot- beaiiru the following title: "Order ot Major-Cm. SiraiLE annulling Decree of Court of Chancery in Sont! Carohna, and correspondence relativo thoretc The co?tent*.?re: 1. Special Order'No. TT9- 2 Return of ISAAC W. HAINE; :!. Reply of PORTER STBOSTON, CuNXEB stud RAUKEK; 4. Reply of ?HAS T. LOWNDES, President Bank of Charleston; 5. Re ply of JOHN T. .SLOAN; 6. Reply of lion. HENRY D LESKSNE, and i. Letter iu Rejoinder from Gen SICKLES. The first, second arni tuiiiLJsaVe a?rend\ boen published in our columna. Wo now givo th? reply-of Chancellor LEAESNE, and would slate ujK? what appears to us good-authority thal the pro? ceedings iu this matter, have been transferred af requested by tho portius to- tho Federal Court. . REPLY OF HENRY D. LE3E83E SOUTH CAROLINA, { 1nVr.. CHARLESTON DISTRICT, J ? equity. . BANK, OP CHARLESTON, fe. C., Vs. THE BXNK^F TE'.: STATT. OF SOOTfi CAROLINA, EX AL. The Commanding General of tho Second Milita? ry District has made ami published git order, a eopv of which is hereto annexed, respoctmg my dec roe in tho above, entitled cauao:-. . If the order had only set asido the decree for al? leged error, I should apt luna thought iL becom? ing to take any action ou the subject. But it also ascribes to me official impropriety of a vet*}' grhvo character; and on that I feel it incumbent o?rme to sav a lew words. It "characterizes the decree a.s not onfv erro? neous, but a fraud upo? the rights of ?tho United States, and ?barges that irregular and unusual means, of which the Chancellor is alleged to have boen cognizant, were used to keep the existonce of the fund and or the snit fronrthe-knowledge of tho United States authorities^ My course in tine nattier baa been misconceiv? ed. Aud as the representative of a court who?e good name has never Btjnered until now. from any imputation agailtst thethara?ter 6f 4ta momborB. of whom aomo have beau ominont for learning and ability-,all lor. thc reputation of high integrity, I deem it^nioper t? make the following statement, ancOaulcMf to be'filed with" the proceedings in the eauao. The particular means of concealment in? tended are not apeciflejrl, and my moaned, there? fore, shall be towxplattt, in order, but briefly, pry dealing with the case from flrat to last. In January, 18CC, a motion was made before me at Chambers, for an order to pay^toNjourt. The case disclosed by the bill was. wat thc Bankof the State held a fund ia which it claimed nd irf terest, and which waa claimed by other parties to tho suit. * Tho order, propoBod is the one usually niado under euch circutnatauces. But there was this technical difficultyjuamely : thc Bank of the State had not yet put uruts answer to the bill, and would uot consent to the order. I therefore re? fused tb ?rant is. Thefcnotion was ttjea terre-fed.. on tho ground that tne fund wa? iu dinger, it beiug the practice, in tftteh a case, to make the order in tnvUum, even be/ure'answer filed. Danger in this caso waa inferred from au apptehensfcj. which then prevailed in the community,*that Ino Bank, as a State institution, was a eut tobe taken possession- of, aothe City Oas Works had'beeasmne time before, whereby thy ..finad, though- constitut? ing no port of the Ba?ks' proporh-.vwo.ild bo placed bevoud the roach of the court. 1 consider? ed the ground snfficienl-srid'aii order waa drawn up by counsel, which Iffi?uod. It was asked Afr uni granted as a musu?ru, proper and nstfal, for securing the fund for ?'benefit of all concerned,, while the litigation lasted. Its puffiese was se? curity, not concealments And aa to, the rignt to the fhn J, now aBsertfoTor the United States, it not only did opt come under discussion, but the idoa of'its being the paoporty of tho United States was not in mv mind at ali. Ot course, therefore, it did not occur- to me to require notice to bo given to tho United States ae a nopeasary oi proper party to the proceeding. , . , c HaviaO a?ade thia ordOrTbeard no more of th a case, and thought no ?we of it, until it came upr in February, 1807, ia owk court ou a motion to docket for triai, lt tho?appeared that tho plead? ings had not boen previously filed. But of.that 1 was ignorant until tho motion waa made. It is proper to mention thia^toecauBO withholding thc pleadings from the file ?tay be intended n? arie ot^ the things callad- "Bjragasaflrarirr-TiiTtTOilr*1 * WT I disclaim Hie knowledge*, it. rBa?, in making this disclaimer, i do^th/fcufeun it*to?6o understood that I disapprove t io tofeg done. . Such a ooorae is nv no menus unrisuahilnd I do no! seo any int'-' propriety in it in the MMP-t instance. And here 1 cindi Y "u ?ie occasion to say of the solicito?s in this cause, one aud all, thai they would l>e inca? pable of attempting to??aleid the court into the commission of anvthmg Improper. The cause af erwards aime before 'the oourt on a petition by Mr. Sloan, Jabe let in. as a claimant, and tor a reference towflrMasterto ascertain and report the amount of the claims represented bv him. Upon this point the ?plamtiflv aiid tho petitioner contended warmly against each other, it was argued fully and earn? estly in open court, and the qnestioti reserved for consideration. Bul before any detisiotilwa* made, tho parties agreed among theniselyias ?pah" tbe manner of dividing the fund, and submitted a paper, in open oourt, which? being aaaonted to by all, waa signed end made the ?^r'oe'c?h> '< Lastly, an .order wasniade SiicgA ?Rthdrnw the original ' papers from the firer. SucrHin ord r. having, aa in this case, tho consent of all the par tie.-s is so much a matter of ooura#, UiaWji^wor signed w ithout question. I; have low^n?uch oi; ders?to -bi granted, where* the- cfleet wuSw?tv' punge everything. But hero the orders and the de? cree are lecx^ded, and the orderjprqiMe^oa^onsttf tutes tiohindranco to the obtaining of to^JkforoaF. tion by any inquirer, of all that has Leon done in the cause." And its efiect was lo prevent further litiga? tion by means of tbcae proceedings, on account of^ claims'for sales of horses that marht bo- bUraght' forward. Aftor Qua order, it would have been ne? cessary for any; such cUimaat to mantua* > hov, proceeding for kumaeif. i Afr ? F A % J If I havo rendered mysolf obnoxious to r eproach in this matter, it can only be for error oijcilgmoat or ignoranco of thc law. The or 1er assumes that the fund legally belonged to tho United fctates. Thoro wau nothing disclosed in th? eas* before me which then led mo to such .t conclusion; alBPtherc ia nothing in thc facts then or no~ known-tr? mr which changes my opinion. The proceoi?rgs wore unexceptionable with roferenco to tue opinion I entertained. And I only claim the c?m-, mon right of credit for sincerity in the affirm?tt?n ' Of that opn?aOB. *^ ***? It is ordered that tho Roister da file thiaaatvte ment with the proceedings of this cause. Xnc.nst 37th, 1867. , HENUY Dr ?jHWp Jattlre \clson and General Si. kiri. [From Out Notional Intelligencer.] Bouie of the Radical journals aro profoundly af? fected bf tajrat .;th?y would represent. a*s % Sioef scandalous invasion ortho highprerogat:ves ot the late low^naier of tho Carolinas. Sfajor lieiieral Sickles. An unfortunate uegr? oas shot by a white man, for which offence tire fatter v.as arrest? ed and tried by a court-martial, and aentene?a to death. The sentence was commuted to imprison? ment for Ufe, and tbe prisonefMYiw^tib^|b?-|6?f Albany Pen&miieVs, A.writ ctfji toona ?w'pi???a? obtained, and Justine Nelson, of tho United States Supreme Court, not having the fear- of the' court martial before his eyes, discharged thc prisonet, To add to tho heinousness of thisjudicial ?offan?W Justice .Nelson did not consult with-his flifcrr Mightiness of the. Carolinas. Tue ^riaone1,', dis? charged bv iluejirocoss of law, ventured to return to his home. He wa-< ti rthwith roarreated by or-. ier of General-Sickle?, - and 'thrftwri' rSl?" Castle pincknoy. Tho fUctt were bro?gnt'b?folo thc President,, and he Ventured without oonluhation wifti General Sjcklcs, to ordor his release; andthis ia iso pror.ouOcea an rmpfiTxlof?abl? ofrWtC?r . We know nothing about the facts ol the ftUeged murder; but wo do know something about courts martial. We remember that ht tho iiatanifc o? Parddti Worslov. a notoiout bloekaae-nrniVprf" lome twenty odd and moro of tfre prominent mer? chants of tliia city end of Baltimore irVre hrrfulrrit befor e a military amrfciu. thuj city ?od t?oiivjcted. aua several of tliem sent to thu penitentiary, while more wculd have been saut but for thc timely interference of Mr. Lincoln. To arraign was ti) convict, and to convict waa'to win the ap? proval or the ruthloss Secretary of War. There, is no intelligent mau familiar with the facts who be? lieves iitiuof those cojiviotion*>jusla T Wc have no doribt that Justic? Nelsen Vvorciaed a wibo discretion in n%arinfctneiiofj9nirrorpx(i, and in rliseliarsrmsr ibo yriaonev. Aoxl, it strikes ns that things ha v?j cornu to v pi a t Y^SS, indeed, i ; jl United States jud.;;.: cannot exercise his iune podi witnout being arraifiuxl tex not taking- a" Qmilitary oncer ?ufo eoiisultation y-ith bim. It shows a curious monta! condition in aa American freeman to cenauro. the Pr?sident of the United States tut vindioatinerthe action of a Federal jiid^.; bc uiaking*good his dis-'harge on a writ of hubea-i cbrgit?. against the arbitrary order of a subordi? nate of the Executive^. _.,, (.encrai Stoklon' himself was ii?.t^a'?'afled wi'h the sentence ol' bis'c?urt, for bo cotnnxfted it |t:t . imprisor.mont fot fife. If lt Wa? the watiton mur? der it is ropresented, why wa-i-thp commutation madeV Hut tJiQ real pflSue on which wo invite the calm judgment of our countrymen is the effort tu subordinate the decision ot tte United States Judge to the will "?.A" oriitoiu, eappjapt tli*aai toontv or a redaroJ Court M (to ?ffiuni ota e . urt-niartiaL to'-^uoatittne tkovortlei ??tn soldier tor duo process of law. Tue same outrage oui'icu government is now upuejd as wai perpisoated kv < General Sickles when no bade his ?niborJi?atc at Wilmington defy tho procese issu?d unq>r. the au? thority o? the Chief Justice. For a judge to waive the exercise of his judicial discretion hrdvflbr 1.? . consult wit a MICH u man ts to insnlt tu?atee, -to lower the dignity of tho courts, to ti-arapie^on the majesty ot' law, and co saort?ce self-res'pc?t while paying homage io arbitrary power. Thank' Heaven the judiciary of tho United States have not yet learned to take their iuieipretaLioiis of Uw from the hps or a soldier. 4 ,. The other day the raia instance of er burial-thM* ty years after death occurred ati Berlin. The dead who. lingered so long above ground ia RACHEL LEVIN, tho celebrated beauty, amth ?rosa and wit, tho Wife Ol tile laie llr.P.P.IN VON - V^Ut?nAOBjr^Wtst known aa a Ponai tu dipioinjfta "u^3wi:rfer,c^9 conteinjloraTy history. Having^a. mbrtol'^finr^ot' being buried alive, tho lady ot,?r., d in ii? testa? ment that the upper part of her rollin should be made with a glass window, Jhe coffin constantly watched for a month after deal;? tutd'dt i>osited ia a special hail for a period o; thirty yours. Art which was duly carried ont. ^ State Items." i REOISTHATIOX.-We are'indebted to our. friend,. 'Captain H. S. Kerr, tor the following registration items : v . . Blacks. Whites. Total. Calhoun's Mills.:.350 97 447 Bradley's.rfc! KW 286 Mosley'?.Hi ft! 164 Prideaux.'.....VU 68 190 Column's.125 54 179 Cedar tnrlng8...'....-..r.r... 73 j" 34 104 <.r 933 437 1370 _ ^Abpeviil* Press. THE AJIM? WOBM.-We Lavo learned that this destructive worm has made* its appearance on a p?intatton <m Urta- -notait*, *rrt hiwlot bWard whether to auv alarming extent. , . ' *?* ' ?* <* ^Laurtnntk Hefald. SMS^IFP'SALES.-We notice in manv of our State exchanges long nata ofSheriff eales for taxes This is to b? regretted1. The Treasury is no doubt in a low state of funds, and must bo replen? ished-the Sfatiyn"st. hfovfl mp,rjf>j but. iB tflis the time to press ? peopTe'wh?'liave been struggling all summer undera financial pressure to make a, crop, the "proceeda of which nave not yet been realized. Tho whoaj^crop foil far shortlof -what was at one time anticipated, and tho moriov real? ized therefrom has ne?rl? ?ll been oxpenuedrin! buying provisions and other necessaries for the farm. Scfecoly any cotton has yet boon sold, and there is no money in tine country, nor will there be until tho cotton" crop comes m. Property, when sold, wiB'go for a son6-the unfortunate debtors' property .aacndced,-irtul yet t?eir tax*, in macy cases, not be paid. Wo hope our State authorities will ?econsider this matter, and stay levy and salo at least until the cotton-crop can be put upon the market.-Laurensvillc Herald. BBOKF. JAiL.-Janiea Fundcrburk, lodged in tho jail of thia place, on the cha ge*of Grand Larc3nv, made good Uki Qxit oa Saturday night last by "ontting through the rock wall from the up stairs and low? ering himself to tho ground bytneans ofold car? peting tied together. How ho' got the tools to work with is a question.-Lancaster Leiqer. REOiSTRATioN.-^Registr?tion has been nearjv eompleted in this district. Thefollowing is then official result solar. . The Cure ton's Mill precinct is incomplete and is omitted. The final result wifl be given next wsek. Whites. Blaaks. Tetal. Camden. 292 1077 . 13C9 Liberty Hill...... 84 15G 190 Flat Rock.113 16C . 279 Schr?cks Mill. 107 fll 138 Lvzenbv'a... <.. 7G 47 123 Bullala. . 74 40 114 Goodwin's..... 19 118 197 713 1635 * 2350 715 , % Majority for Blacks. 92Q I {Camden Journal. I REQisrn.vnoN5!-We are indobtdi to Dr. S. R. 1 Lewie for the foUowinrj complete return af regis- i tration in Lexington District. The books, we | learn, were kept in the very best order, and the revisten were ?highly cotBonrhented try the mili? tary authorities tot tlieir efficiency : * *? VOTINO POLLS. ' WHIIIS. BLACKS. Lexington Court House..2?ft m Boiling Springe.70 , 4 i GelgePs Mill . 39 73' i Wise*.r.?.:.*?....?..:.,. 1* * . ' SB ? Urooker'u. 48 : 24 r Asman VBIfjre..'.37 111 Spring Hill.198 - 89 - Shealey's...?.,.......,. 78 34 . Riddlo's. .:.t. j?. . 85 * 73 ' 1 Saluda Factory..*... -94 " 100 ! Fulmcr'a."."C7 15 i Lewio's Store..140 ' 21* > I*es?-aH.-.?.117 71 A, Jones. 92 77 BiBhe's Store.'..'.'84 52 '. , Total... >. ...1,485 - 970 Majority forwhitea, 509.-Pho'nix. "RENDES DVfo C.SBAB," ETC.-We were misin* foi-med with reference to a ?talement published a tow days ago, that a party ol' drunken Federal ?ol-. diers pulled dowu tho dterrieks in the Sta e House yard. A few of Abe Biik?exa .were -intoxicated, and 1 stirred up matters a little, bul tho derricks afore- 1 said w1*re rnmofod by t!iP contractor, Mi.' Waring, for his own coiiyanwueo.- Phoenix. ' i FAT AI. ACCIDENT.-Ur. Mar* ball L'asery, a wor? thy citizen of our district, met with his death last fceek at a steam rhill, a rbw milos*dbove tbis place. The -ik wheel pf t he engine becajaa Jet ached, Hew . Oil', and striking him in thc head inflicted a mortal wound, which caused his death ina fotHiowrt,"his" brains iv.hg dashed out. His indicted family, a wife and two children, have the sympathies of our entire c?nmnnity.-Bar?wffRenttnel. TUF. UNION LKAOCF. NOHTNATIONS FOB COXV-TN noN. - There was a large meeting of the Union Loaguers in the upper jart of Greenville District, attended by its members from town and other parts, ou last Thursday, and they made a nomina? tion for the \7ouvention, as follows: . - Jaur?s M.- Allen, ,Postmaster, ? white. * ' John B. Hyde, white. M n , i W. B. Johnson, white. ' . , WllRon>-Cooke, coloread.. r-***' .* . J I According to . the .prijajtuyal ?A?rtfoOl the Lleaguors,' as we imdortnana Aalt Jno members aro sworn to-vet;- far alltlio-fpttu?ee.Vlien the election comes ou, or wit vole *Jd?K~ . '? *> j . - utrecii^uie Enterprise. f I iteiisrfXTION i*-'sr1fo'r?B*,ANDJ AAKENOON Dts7 Tilca. Thro?gh tb^w-tontine i3-t- of Major Lyman tCseU, commaudine tie Military Post ol'Sumter, ? \h are enabled to girb to'obr readers thc following efinpicle tagistrttion tetnrna- ol whites and col? or -d in Sumter andiCjarendoa di8.tricts: , ? ' ? ?Mi fiflLACKS. WHITES. Snmtar..-... .-.-.'ia sam.... lUflW- 317 ifcncheater . J41 41 Providence ** * : . . r?" % Statebnxg-. -u.478 ^ . 48 Carters Crossing..-. ... 27C T , ,54. Bishopville. ir?.'J? , " 124 Spring Hill... : CB - ? 81 Sf ?nining Pens. 12G u . W5 LynchWrg. 270 135 Piivatoor.!.;T.. w\? ! ' *g Mayeevillc.... ., M >: , ? Jg? Flavors Cross Rofdc TPe^ y 5' Total...'... . ' 32%. .1191, CLABXNDOK OlSSBJffi. m , "'-Blacks. Wiiites. *T"r?tli ' ~ ' ' .-*S Fulton.?.v i?2. A' 40 l^lrsvniir*. - ^ ....... ^r' ? M emota ..A..S snorter's . WL ^ 1?3 . Tindall'?. ^ ? Fork.<. ** Witherspoou's .,...101 lin,, |VW X Roads. 2b W ?0i,x}.' ? '{bt??'cr freies. ' (,'OFTOwV-We observe on aur streets dad/?r 'ivnls v4 thia a-atado. Out o? ow en|*t?auig lilias purcnayjed nine,bales on Mondavlajt.-i?i?. - if - ^ j j aee ^-I^??*****-* ? T - .? .a*?*j* ' av. at va/i . 4 rwffM A Cl.OTfflNG HOtTSE ..awn AtuaU ?* " i i M %>.t? r-? C n *>* ?? *< ->-. csf t tm? ? aa * t\y$ AMD MED^pi ' ? OL OtH4??? i TI? 121 sar? J, .WHOliESA4B-?r-^... ?Ii .... <JL* t.- .:?.'. *u ?a?fci? i . ? yikt AN?>-. ia?*"1 aaimiiiWi &J? ? 1 RET?TL . DE?C?^S UH] fttStH r -sw ?? ? <?*?ttll.j .. ( . Dil . -i'lU .. ?? A?* 1 ? C H A ?? T j f?S ', .v, s.. C . THE TIM-WEEKl> NEWS, ."PUBLISHED IN W^NNSBOBO' .. C.. AlTOBDft A X- profitable medium for the td cor Using public ol Charleston. Wo respectfully *OIH it their potrun . -.e. tor our mutus' benefit. .TAILLA UD. PES. v . . j A WILLIAMS. Xc.vi-mber Ul OB ITU ART. ' DEPARTED THIS LIFE on the morning of the 38th Xeptambtr, rt K'ixbmhV Sea Shore, iu Ail Salute FaMab after a abort aaa. painful illness, Mrs. MARY F. TIL TON, 'consort of Mr. T. W. Tn/ros, and youngest daughter of. taptainTuoaiAs and ELIZA li. RUB ns. a??d twenty-seven years, live mouths, and twcuty day?. Tas deceased Mas a kind and loving, wife, an affectionate daughter, a kind sister, end u warm friend to all whom soe was acquainted. She was perfectly resigned, and died happy. May hex soul test in peace is the siucere prayer of the writer df the foUowmg lines : We have teatfuny folded lier cold white hands Lovingly over har breast; . We haveJuased the pale Ups, forevermore closed. And fSTifher down gently to rest. Wo have laid her to rest with a void tu our hearts, lu anguish Wept over her tomb, Yet we would not recall her where partake chilling winds Blight the flowers in their loveliest bloom. We would not rc call her, Ahl no, she lias gone Whers Life's surges can trouble no more. Toflkat beautiful home tn the Land of the Blest, On that beautiful shrining shore. For we knew there's? hem arin our Father's house, A home for us all in the skies, Abd we know that tho one wo have, lovel so well' ?la? f ained that Psr adine. . * G. s. s. SPECIAL N 0-T I G E S . I ter NOTICIE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT AT hV expiration of throe months from this day.'au ap? plication will be inane to thc proper persons for i enc wal jf the following Bonds and Stock, belonging to the estato >f the late Docior SAMUEL WILSON, destroyed during tfle recent war. viz : _ ' * Two Bonds Note 860 and 019 Memphis aud Charleston Railroad Company, each $1000. One Bond, No. 307 Montgomery and West Point Rail? road Company, 8600. STATE SOOTH CABO UNA TUREE PER CEKT STOCK. # No. 763 for $8077 Ot in Jebruary 7{b. 183.'.. No. 669 for $1(00 in Jeptember 13th, 1837, . t No. 712 tor $658 31 in October 16th, 1827. No. 592 for 1350 In April 27th, 181?. No. 743 for $1868 33, March orNovember 9th, 1829. WILLIAM M. WILSON. M. E. CABREBE. Qualified Executors. August 10 aug 16, 31, sept 16, 30, oct 10, 31 ?ST TURNER'S TIC DOULOUREUX OR TURNER'S TIC DOULOUREUX OR 1MVERHAL N?UllALGIA PILL, I vrVKRSAL JTKURALGIA PILL, A SAFl; CERTAIN AND SPEEDY CURE FOR NET). BALOTA AND" ALL NERVOUS OTPEASKS. It ft nu unfailing remedy in ad cases of Facial Neural.-' ;ia, often effecting a perfect euro ia a single day. 4Vo form at Nervous Discaso (ails to yield to its magic intlu aace^ Even the severest cases of Chronic Neuralgia and jene ral Nervous Derangements of many years' standing, affecting the entire system, are completaly and penna nently cured by It in a few days, or a few weeks at the utmost. It contains nothing Injurious to the most deli? cate system, and can alway* be used with perfect safety, It is In constant uso by the bott physicians, who give lt their noanfmous and tmqnaliflrJ approval. Seht by mail on receipt of $1 and two pnefs^c stamps. Sold everywhere. TtjftlCatft ?fe "CO.. UtUe Proprietors, No. 1*0 Tremont street, Boston. Vasa. *epteu*er? mwfanw - I . -ian. * ?#.....?-?.atr - ?? ,??.r W, ..... r Ajr \\y^m'S?. A?NTMi?T^WHaL CUBE .lon?, los* of'acnteuTsperm atcrrha'ri, i.Wf'of power, dhi/.y head, loss ctf mwto?ry.an'a threatened itnrof .-nee xuSBS ! beHhHy, ?tal S ?^**sf? cure g? ^Tf^BrBjgtff HO? MEOPATHIC MFlLlVlr?'l?1!.'#?NT*BWxTt.. Com? posed ?of the moat vafasble tort j aiJ potent <rrrativ ^, they stale? ?tv ones the reo? o* the-malaer.-tbo? trp thc svstenvanest th? discharge*, acal iaapstt*%ar and en? ergy, JaTe^aikd.-visattcy, te -the ,eariteajete '.' They: have cu:vi thousands of casos. Pnce $4-par package of ate b^lc^ und vial, or ?1 per single box. aaki by druggists, and sent by mail ou reefdptof prlou. Address HUM leHREYS' SPECIFIC HOMEOPATHIC MF.jUClNF. 1 COMPANY", No. M2BROADWAY, NEW YORK. H?riter? ' _;r rr T-_i_:_?> i tar MAitiiiAlii: AND .CELIBACY, AUD- ?Hal HAPPINESS ox1 TRUE, u\MB*M>n.-?0k? -taja** ter- j Young Men on the Crime of Solitude, and the Fhfjpa^l logical Errors, AbuseH and Diseases which create im-j pediuientM lo MARRIAGE, with sure means o? Rettjfc j Sent in sealed letter envelopes^ fros of rjntg" /(> ?J . AdJre-H ? DR. J/kKT^LTN B^jtoHTON,^ Huward APMO.iotfqfl.^TO^plphia^Bt^J September -Jil 3mca^J .UTA VOUN? lJ?l>X.BF?Ri'Tia Hi Mall c?untry home, attar asftjonrn of aJMtBJaoatthsvJn Lata cijy, was hardly recojp^izedby her, frisad*, te ps*c?v3t? a coarse, rustic, flushed face, she had a baft ruby jttaXj pbxion of almost maible smoothness^ an?^nstgC^ ( twenty-three she really appeared but eighteen. fipq?ya., qniryaFto thc cause of HO great a change, shenjjtlnLT told them that she asstfHaW CTHL^IATf ShSfi?T considered it an mvs?nsbi? adulation to sn^ By Its use any Lair orWearrtoaencad'tmbieiir ??'ir'p?W1 tonal appearance an bundled sVdV* t^asuiufctoart cd in its efficacy io dresnaj iiiipuiHta?^w?ajWarj tas**; > i r.a. cleansing and In i II I i tay ISJL Ijiaatasl t**1 nwiifjiiiiaer By its directa ction on, tho cuticle it- draws from itali ii*. impurities, kindly healing thc same, and leaving the nor faco as Naturo ifitended it should bc-clear, soft, smooth and beautiful. Price $1, sent by Mail or Express, on rn. eeipt of an ?rder, by, W. L. CLARK .t CO., Chemists, No. 3 Wost Fayette Street, Syracuse, N. T. Ttfe only Ameriran Arcente for the ?ale of the same. MatcMO . . ty . ."JS*FNOTSL'?"T. ?TlARINElis. - C A>TAINa A/iD PILOTS wiahlug to anchor their vessels in Ashley River, are requested not U> dy so anywhere within (hsqct rangt< of "the lieads ot the SAVANNAH RAILROAD. WHARVES, ou the Charleston and St. Andrew's side ot the' Ashley River; by which precaution, coulact with, tho Submarine Telegraph Cable will be avoided! 'j S. C. TURNER, H. M. Ha^r^aster's Ofllce.'Oaai leaton. February 0, l?tc!^ VUbteaay 7 *. * ~ iff* ARTTllCIAL EYE^-ARTmCIAl/iLU MAN EYES made to order and inserted by Dra. E. SA^CH ?ind P. GOUGLEitANN (formerly employed by ROTDJsoidn?AU, of*?aris), No. ">99 Broadway, New York. Aprd-ril ' % irv 1 ._1'">" j ai. ??r aw _ FRIPAflTiONS, is?' * ' * ' FJT.A?LiSHED EIGHTEEN YEARS. Lauoratory. No. It) Crosby street; New York. 3003 BoiesTBottles an? Flasks manufactured daily. HOLD B Y-^diJj DUfJQGISltSi EVER Y WHERE * C?&TAB'S " SATES DEPOT, f . ^ ''So. 48?, BROADWAY. S^W. YqflK?, ? f i ' Where SI, ?3 to 55 si7.es are put np for Families, Stores iifllpi?, Boat*, Public lustltutlons, .Vc, .Vc. It la.trulv wonderful the contideace that ta now had in. every form or Preparations that come* from "Cottar's " EdUibUshmsnt * ~'COSTA?S" EXTERMlNAyORS-rFor Rats, Mice. Beechen. Afits, Ac, fcc. "Only infallible remedy known." ? 'N ot dangewus to4he Burnan farally.7 "Rats come out oflhen Uol.'s to die." aw, "ODSTAR'S " BED-BUG FJCTEBMrNATOR-A Uquld, put ?pla bottles, and never known to fall. .* aHMtoABjS '-nFT.RiirBlC Pfiff DEB-For Moths ia m und Wool lens, ls invaluable. Nothing can exceed it fbrpoweTand eMcafy. Descry ifnsrt rit ly oil Iusetts on Plaut-i, JtowhvAnimals, A-c.- ? ''COSTAR'"' BUCKTHORN SALVE-For Cute Juras, Wjpupdf, nru'isr*. Broken BrcalftB, Sore NTpplc j. FUcs in all forms, Old Sores. Ulcers, and all kinds ot cutaneous^ affections. No family sbpuld Up wUh^u; it. Il exceed.: in efficacy all other Salves in use. "OOgTAR'S" CORIA SOLVENT-For Com?, Bunions. Warta.Ja. .' OOSTAR'S " BrPTER SWEET AND ORANG E BLOS I'oar|-dasAutitasTaai. Coniplexieu, bv gWRbf to the akhi a soft ai?(Lbe*atliul frcshness^ucLis lncp?jarabl;. be ?yoa?aD?'Hr^llg'nOv^. In'iise! Ladies of tantc atul po-ition negard.lt? sastassatettal fo tn.- toilet. An nnpn*cedftfted ?TO Wta beafc,rccommendajion. ><ki luitie .is ahvaj - altttoWOTtfy^more.' Trvit tbkuow. .' (JbaTT**rar!' BISHOP^PTLLH-A universal Di?uer Hi (iugar-eoab'd), and ot extraordinary efficacy for Cosy .Mvoness', aft foi-uin ol' Iudigestiou, Nervous und Sick Headache. A PHI that is now rarrid?ysnperscdlnii all ???R'S" COUGH REMEDY-For Coughs, Colds, ness. Sore Throat, Croup. Wlioo?iinrf Cough, Asth id all lorim o? Bronchial, and Disease- of tu. and Lungs. Addresa , " - m ' I1GBTHY IL. COSTAR, No. iSl BROADWaf, N Y frown: & ?O?S?, " WHOLESALE AOF.Xl'S, ?foi IM Meeline ?-tree', opposite Charleston BoteL .Janell - . .T?H-V A. WAGENKR, Rditoc. Jw ri DEB THE ABO\'F. ilaAD THE UNDERSIGNED U pr. pose to p?bllsh a Ger man Weekly Paper, to be The orgsat<pf.4h*<lennau piJftalatibu, aud devoted to the interests of this Sade, lu encouraging Immigration and Industrial Pursnlts. Literature, Agriculture, Commerce, Art.- and Trade, will be rtpreseutod in ita colman?, and the news of the dav will he given. General JOHN A. WAOENERhas kindly consented to undertake tho odltorial management for the present. Subscription-5-1 for Twelve Months; 81.50 wi Six r.Io-nlhs; SI for Three Jlonths. Advert?ieincnts inserted on liberal teru:-. c. Q. BROKMANN .v i'O.. September No. 8 Broad street. Charleston, s. C. PRICE FIVE CENTS SPECIAL NOTICES. ??TNOTICE.-CONSIGNEES PER STEAM8HI?. atONkkTA, are hereby notified that she la thia day discharging cargo kt South' Atlantic Wharf. AU goods reniAining on the wharf at sunset wfll be stored st ox pense ?nd rUk of owners. JOHN & THEO. GETTY, Agents, All freight amounting to fifteen (16) dollars or las must bo paid on the wharf before delivery of goods. . September 30 2 HW .BBOaBf BATTON-FINAL NOTICE.-THE Board of Registrars for the Third precinct (Ward No. 4) will be hi session to receive the names of applicants for registration To-Day, 28th, and on Monday, 30th; at the Hope Engine House, Arandale 'street, from 0 A. M. till 3 P. M. "Applications for registration, whether accepted orre Jccted, and whether tbe-oath is administered or not, are required to be recorded in the books furnished." Circu? lar Qencrai Instructions to Officers of Registration, Au? gust 27th, 1807. ' JAMES M, MORRISON, Chairman of Board of Regis tars, for Third Precinct September 28 ' . ' 9W CAUTION.-ALL PEBSONS * ARE CAU? TIONED not to credit any one on ray account without a written order from me. JOHN MoMAHON. September 27 3 ----a_:_ sar CITY SHERIFF'S OFFICE.-TO DE FAULTING CITY TAX .PAYEES.-I do hereby give no? tice to all defaulter* in payment of City Taxes' that, lr. pursuance of instructions from thc City Council. I sba proceed on and after the first day of October fielt, Under the executions now ia, my office, to levy upon and adver ti so for sale property .of defendants to satisfy said excre? tions. P. ?. GUEBBY, City Sherill. September 23_ . - 6 MW PtsOPOSALS.-^OPFICE DEPOT A?D DI? BURSING QUARTERMASTER, ATLANTA, GA, SEP? TEMBER 17TH, 1807.-Sealed proposals will be received at this office until 12 M., Monday. September 30th, 1887, for supplying tho Quartermaster's Department In this city with y # ' 25.000 POUNDS SHELLER CORN. Put up in good strong sacks, of not less than two or more than three bushe-ta per sack-Cort to be free from dirt and perfectly sound. Bids muat be in IMPLICATE, with a copy" of this ad varttsewent ATTACHED TO EACH,' and bear the endorse? ment of TWO mtspomuBUE persona who aro willing to be? come suss ty lor the bidder in tho event of the contract being awarded to him. Proposals not complying with the requirements of this advertisement will be rejected Delivery to commence October 8th, and continue at - not lees than one-third of the whole amount per month ; or the whole amount may be delivered at once, if the contractor prelera it, at the Depot Quartermaster's store lion se, Atlanta, Gai The corn will bc weighed and in? spected when received. Bidders "are Invited to bo present at the opening of th-j bids. battante torr evidence of loyalty of each successful bid? der, and solvency of surety, will be required. Hie Government reserves th? right to reject any and ?ll bids. - ' 't Proposais should ba addressed to the undersigned;-and hddoraed upon the envelops "Proposals for tho delivery Of Corn." r* ^ Wordier of BVk Brig. dsn. F SAXTOX, Chief Q. M. , * H. J. FARNSWORTH, 1st Lt. Sith Infantry. A. A. Q. BL, 7 In charge of Depot. t'?atHELOB'fl HAIR DYE.-THIS u AJ? ?i" K ia the best In the world. Th Pfj?0 Pye*, bariplpe*. reliable, instan BL l^JTata^"'-* No ridiculous titi ti. Eahtral oSSx or Brown. Remedies the ill effects of Bad Jpyej. In\. the hair, leaving lt coft and besuUiid. The ?eS?rmo !s signed hftUiam A. Batchelor. ^31 other? KSaWfe Imitations, .ind sli?tiM bo avoided.- Sold by ?ll Dnifeiaf" rind' -Peffinffew. IV to ry. N*o. 81 Barclay fyae#traa TnniV .* ' ?* "* s?kf1?Bm^!imFl!IT, Dccembfr lo ' tk*** ? ^ lyr aaaaaaa^Bsassaajs^^ '-e jug JU* ?. a? ,..*> ?ai ' 'OKfe?f Js?sa^A#OsttTs>ttrD EUEGANT STEAM. w ? mg, ?aiRAfiOSSA AND GRANAP4, WILL , ' t ? ?** ^T?^E EVERY SATURDAY, I ; ? **..> ** - -* - " 1 ' . 1 THE SLDEWHEKL STKAMskHIP fl ALABAMA, * .?.* ' "?CAW. IJMEB?ft?ER, i^JtSsfli WILL LEAVE VANDEBHOBSTfi UkmfX*"11'11" on Saturday, October C, 18G7, 1 <A^Jjs^?ttrai 13 ojclock M. sm&9k\99im* BQJj Lading for signature must be j^iiaaiiajj-eo e*?tJrt of that dav. ?n?HfeB?te -_BsVVENEL a; CO. pTst. LINEA - at ' FOR Bl JEW JUKE, LA^Lat'M^ ? . -- ' . - ' *TBJiaP( ?WT> ELEGANT S UTE WHEEL STEAMSHIP U *. ' CAPTAIN WOODHULL, *\Kft?L LEAVE FROM ALGER'S SOUTH WHARF ?TT cm Saturday, October 15, at ll AI M. PM- All outward Frsajibi eagagements must be told? ajt thc office of COURTENAY k TEENHOLM, Ho. ii East Bay. ' ' ' * reg- l'or Passage and all mitti ra ?Mte?Wl with tba in * ard business of the Ships, apply to STREET BROTH* SBS *- CO.,-No. 7* East ?y. STREET BROTHERS k CD., ) tJjSL OOOR1ENAY & TRENHOLM, f Agenta September 30_,._'. ...... NEW YORK ANJ)1J?U1?LEST0N People's Mail Steamship Company. . TSE SJF.AMS?B CAPT.' JAMES H. WINCHEST?8. ?e-t~F*rm WILL LEAVE NORTH ATLANTIC XTtRS1*^^^- Thursday, October 3, at 10 - r?.i naca?! Line composed of steamers "MU -NEKA" and "EMILY B. SOUDER." JOHN & THEO. GETTY,-* 1 September 30_No- ?3 East Bay. FOR KDlsTO W?ROCKVBLLE. - STEAMER ST. HELENA, CA*T. D. BOYLE, WILL receive Freight TMs Day, at Foray Wharf, foot ot Market street-. aWieave To-Morrow Mooning, st 7 o'clock, andEdhito Wednesday Morning, at 7 o'clock. ' ? * For Freight or Passage, apply on board, or to., . ' ^ JNOT& MURRAY, ' September 30 1* ? mm- Maiaat Wharf. BOSTON A NO CHARI^t^rSTEVMSHlP sytrfamm -*8E MEW AUBTXAMSHTP GEORG*** ^.suKsssq^ -.--?y- * i -B<?tot' .t?J every fifteen day*.. Cotton, Beela, and (atnessi mersjsan- ? dice fronr the interior of Georgia, sKth Carolina ?ad other pointe consigned to my care, 'win be forwarded free of commission to Boston*and all points North and East. For freight or passage, tutting excellent state room s?e a ii liss aasl ona, apply te - ... WILLIAM ROAflH, Agent September 10" ' . . tothslmo- . ~T"~ Ft?R SAYAN#A? i . . - _p . " as *THT STE.tj>IER ID ? Q T T O ? ? _ IGOO TO.VS .BFATIU6*, ' rr 'CAPTAIN L M^COia^TEB. \ " . WILL LEAVE MIDDLE ATLANTIC! r <?~kW?t W'HARK; every TUESDAY XIQH1, Ht ' .^^T^SasrafrnisMSHj'aaaat", ftasthaf p?rt. D AlKpf \ ^ board ctr tb the cATlrTTfr* J. ?i Ala EH a utfe . _. . P,'ptemborl*_ ??-. ;'? Aten.a . JAt'KNOV VILZrc, AND ALL JUJE ?A3jl>. IX?s OV THE ST. JOHH*8 aaWEK, TIA. ' THE NEW AND SPLENDlfc 'STEAMSHIP^ , plC T A^T O R (1000 Tonui l?urtbsji) , i ? r . CAPTAIN L. JL COXETTEB.ja, . ?. -'tr??? Witt LEAVE MIDDLE ATLANTIC ^'i'ltfMWBA-ftF, every fUESDAT .VTGffT, ? 7^^,ni 'J "'^k.d(>Baaa,a?aajL' pbfcas, couljati? .". -..rt^Ss?Uilag lbs Georgia Central iudroad st ? savaan?h. iori? Macoa, tfobfle-arid New f-fl?ans. ' - All Kivight mu^'bt^paid:wre*ya?iipi??ra. ' For Freight or Passage, ? yplv ou board ox. st the otllce or J. D. AIK^N'as CO., gapteaajjfatf -_Agent?. BY CHARLESTON MiL HAVANNAH TUl-H'?JCKLl. " VIA Bil-VUFOBT AND HILTON HBAOlj \V"G^fa?a'. . I VIA BLCFTTON. . - STEAMER PILOT BO V.. i .PAPT. W. T. McNELTX STEAMER PA(s?E.CAPJ.F.BEC1; O' VE OF THE ABOVE STEAMERS WILL L^AVE Charleston ?very Mondai/, Wednesday and Pti?au Vomira at 7 o'clock; and savannah evtry JMssata?. WenJesday and Friijj Mornings, at 7 o'clock. Tonen ?na nt Bluffton on if-! day. trip from Charleston, and mdntf iay, trip fron Savannah. AU Way Freight, alao Blufftou Wha?^><~, must ba ore? paid. For fr.^ht or MSaaga, apply to JOHN FERGUSON, Aecommodattai Wlnwf, -a AUituat 1 ^a(B