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VOLUME VIII.-NU M15 Kit 1286. CHARLESTON, WEDNESDAY MORNING ou K BtSJ'OttTS Finna ctn. vu a t.i. .nie Insurance nui paused ?y ?he Senat? -ItornruniHInl or Osa Oolwnillltt Canal wm-\ Howard n.r thc Killing <:f Tol? bert- No Kal let for Hie CUarlestoia r-?rt .hanta, ?Sic. IMPRIMAI. TRLKGRAM 'IO TUR KKWR.] Coi.ru PIA, December 7. In ti? Semite Ute following t-illf were pass? ed: To amend the act providing for Hie asscaa mcut and taxation of property; lo tease lund on ?Cllslo Island ?iud erect a Wharf and oilier strm tarcs thereon; to better protect tho holden of lu nuance policies In this state; to Incorporate the Obarictttoo Witter Company. Tim MU to mneiid thu act authorizing the sale of thc Columbia Canal was recommitted to thc Oommltlec on Public Linds. Tiic bills lo regulule Hie selling of lauds al pub? lie nalc. and tn regulate thu milliner of recording mort^agca, were passed. Tlie following bills received their fi tnt rending: By Cain, lo incorporate tho Hamburg (S. C.) loo ?ompany,and thc Planters' Mining inti Manufac? turing Company; hy Corbin, lo ceiledgthe United Sintca all lands required for publia punieses; by Jills on, to extend the time ror presenting Hie .laims Of the teachers of lin: Slate schools. These am? will all come up to-morrow. Cain presented a petition from Cir Choran* and Darlington Railroad, praying that proxies bc ap? pointed to represent the interest of Hie Slate. ta thc Rouse, the bill to Incorp?rale the Poliey Aoldera Ufo and Tontine Assurance Company of the Sont h was passed. Tho following bills were also paused and sent ts thc Senate: To amend Hie charter of the Co Hrabla Hebrew Benevolent Society; to direct thc Charleston County Coinmissloticis to examine and report what State lands ure in possession of private individuals; to amend thc ucl uppolutiug a physician lo thc Charleston Jail. Jackson introduced n resolution authorizing Kio Governor lo reward llollingshcad for shoot tag Tolbert, which was referred lo a special coin millee. The Committee on Ways and Means reported wnfnvorably upon the petition of Hie Charleston merchants ror relief from a double tux. Adopted. Billa wcro read ror thc Oral time to provide fora helter and more impartial selection or Jurors by authorising thc Governor to appoint a commis atoncr In each county, whose deputies shall make aUsl and draw Jurors; to authorize the comuiis ?toncrs or Picketts County lo levy a special tux for a Jail and courthouse; declaring the right of way over th? Savannah and Charleston Railroad. Thc following notices or bills were given: By Whipper, to amend thc act empowering circuit judges lo change tho centre of civil mid criminal caaes; by Sospnrtoa, In give precedence In thc .our LS for snits brought to recover wages or:shares m the crops; by S. J. Lee, to Incorporate thc Hambnrg Ice Manufacturing Company ; by Wilder, to amend thc law regulating contracts between landholders and tenants; by Periter, to declara tho manner lu which the right ot way ror thc transportation or home products may bc ex? ercised. Thc presentments of the grand juries or several oountlc* were read. A petition from tho stockholders of tbc.l'horaw and Darlington Railroad concerning proxies was presented. TUB < 11 : s i : i c A L A s ti i : si li t. y. THK rUHDlNU OP TUB WAR DKBT AND MSW BANK r. i U.S. Register Menne Convcynnre-"Sisters of Our liOfty nf Merey'*-Corbin*? Oplu ' ion of vclia t it Tn Res to Live Ile apeclably Iii Cliarlrsinn-I.a inti omi Tciioiiiniii!,- Tin Conrtlieuae at Colum? bian-Wo B*iglit-Another Strengthen? ing naic-The Other Pills-Conans of Harton County-Who nhall Get thc Fecit -Jmlgo Kui la ntl-A. Surprise Party-SI ITO r Servier-Scull ng of OM llomis-Ww UaiiU Dills-Funding of tbc Old Hills-l-.lll,.tt and thc Cuban jr uart n. [T?iOH OUR OWN CORRKSI'ONDUNT.] COI.UUDIA, December it. RKOIBTER MBRND CONVRYANOH. Araons the first business done In thc Bennie te-dny was thc parsing of a bill In relation to thc office of Register of Mcsnc Conveyance for the County of Charleainn. and to fix the term of Wil? liam J. McKinlay, (colored,) elected thereto, willoh recites that tho said McKinlay (colored) was ditly eiactcd to thc office, by thc General Assembly, on Ibo Oth day of December, A. D. 1S0S, was commis? sioned according lo law, lind quallticd on the tit li day of January, 18t)9; bul by reason of proceed? ings pending in thc couria, la reference to the Mme at which his term of office commences, he has not bren enabled lo enter on the duties of ?aid office, and therefore his Icrm of office cnn lin? ar s for four year? from tho dale on which he shall enter on thc duties of ihc Rame, mid until his suc? cessor therein uliall duly qualify and enter upon die datlos of said office. As soon as ll waa read, Cain, colored, desired to know when McKinlay would euler upon his .utica; lo which Corbin replied: Whenever tho spirit moved the Supreme Coori lo decide the case, which answer elicited Hie question from Cain, "when was lt possible that Hie spirit would move the Supreme Court!" Receiving no answer to Mila quoslton.Cutn proceeded to express his oppo? sition to tho bili, saying that it was eulin ly use? less, os the law already provided that ne should remain in oflico for tum yearn, ami the term of efllcc of the present Incumbent would expire next month, when McKinlay could get his place. At least, tue bili waa useless unless th?! judges con? strued Hie laws like Judge Carpenter did In that ?aso al Orangeburg, winn he ca>',! a decision against a colored woman, based upon Hie laws of 1137. Rash, colored, thought tho bill looked very much like a "validating bill." HT ha I voted for euc validating bill, und if God spared lum, he would never voto fur another. There wu'i talk of doclaioiinof courts und Jftdgca contrary lo their duty; If lhere were such, let thu Judges tic Im? peached; that waa the way to sollie that matter. Leslie wat In favor of tho bill, us lt wai frequent ly tho only means cr securing to Republicans tte boucOta of thc office i to which thc/ had been eleolGd. Un would vote for McKinlay having hu* font* years In office, even If he did not ge*, tho office until just before Gabriel sounded lila born. Remarks of u similar c'.iur.idcr wcro made ty one or two others, and thc bill then passed its second ?read'.ng, and was ordered to be engrossed. sisTKns or OIIR'I.AUT or il ?ROT. To-day In the Senate Corbin presented a peti? tion signed by Sitters M. Prances, nuporlort ia; Slater M. liege, assistant; Sister Mary Agatha, aeeret a ry ; Hitter M. DcChantuI, procurutnx of thc Sisters of Cm Lady or Mercy, requesting In j corporation. Tnn petitioners represent that ' their Institution was founded nearly n half a c" tory ago for charilublo and educational purposes, Tjndir tho title of "TheSlstoreor Oufcludy of Mercy .fSoutb Curo'lua," and request that they bc lu curporalrd for twenty years, wi:h power of hold? ing properly not exceeding $100,000. Tho poli? tl?n was referred lo ihe Committee on incorpo? rions. oouniN'a OPINION OK MVINII IN ?IIAKUSTOK. Tue .senate Judiciary Criminllteo reponed to? day upon tuc hill relative to the Halarles ortho Judge* of the Supremo ami Circuit Court?, and recommended that tho lormcr receive tuco per annum, and thc Judgo or iii? Kirai circuit Hie same amarna. Corbin presentid fie report, and ?aid tho reason of making the salary of Hie Judge of the Kind Circuit $8000 per annum, wa"? because ho would have to live tn Chariiiatou, audit was well know a that de expenses of living Hiere with a family wan greater than in any other city-In fact, $60oo was tho least amount a mau nilli a family could llvooil in Charleston with any de? gree of respectability. I.ANUS AN!> TRNRHtSNTS. A Pill lo protect p.-rsmis lawfully in pupae???*? n of lauds and tenements wau lavoraidy reported upon hy tho Senate Judiciary Comiuitlco to-day, sad ordered for consideration lo-morrow. Thc hill provides thal after llnnl Judgment III an oct iou lu recover hinds and tenements, ta favor nt the plaintiff, If thu d?fendent has purchased the lauds amt tenements recovered in such no? tion, or tukni a lease thereof, or those under whom hu holds have purchased a Hilo to such kind and tenements, or taken a lease thereof, sup? posing ul tho time o. such purchase such laic to li.: good ia fee, <>r such lease to convey and Reemo tie? title und ?ut. re>i therein expressed, such defendant shall be eui ii led lo recover uf the puii II i ter in such aol ion the full valuii of ail Im? provements maila upon such land by the de? fendant, or those under whom he claims, m the mann- r hereinafter provided; that Hie sum lt Idell snell laud shall lie found tal the time of thc rendition of .such Judgment) to bu worth, moro in cons?quence of Improvements so matta than lt \r?>ii til have been liad no such Improvements been made, shall Itu deemed le lie the value ot such Improvements; Cia:, the defendant in such action snail, within forty-eight hours after nuah jadg melli, or during Hie term ol Hie court in which the sumo shall be rendered, tile a complaint against such piuintirr for so much ninney ns the lands and tenements arc so made better. In tho ottle.o of tl.e clerk or such court, which shall bo stimulent notice to Hie ?l-feudanl iii such com? plaint to appear and dcreml against, tho same, and all subsequent proceedings shall bc had lu accordance with tho practice prescribed lu Ibu l'isle of Procedure; that thc court, on Hie entry or snell act Inn, shall stay nil proceedings upon ihn judgment obtained lu thc prior action, until a lina) judgment ?hall bc rendered lu thia action; and the lands ?iud tenements so recovered shall he held to respond to any Judgment whioh shall he rendered on inch complaint, in thc same manner and ror thc ?amo lime as if the same had been attached on iwsuc process; that thu execution on Hie Judgment ren? dered lu sueii action .shall Issue only nguinsliiie laud and tenements recovered, as in section 1, and shall not, lu any case, Issue against Hie goods and chattels or other lands of thc defendant: Hint thc plaintiff, In an notion ror the recovery of lauds and tellement?, shall recover nothing for Hie mesnc profils or Hie laud except on such Improve? ments :is were madeley him or HiA.sc uiidcr whom he claims; that thc foregoing provisions, relating io betterments, shall not extond to any person who hus entered on land hy virtue of any contract made with thc legal owner or such laud, unices it shall appear, on thc trial of thc action of the case, that such owner has neglected to faull such con? tract nu his purt. lu which such person In posses? sion shall be. entitled to ?ill Hie privileges herein - hcTore provided for those who entered upon laud nuder supposed Mlle, und the same proceedings shall im hud. anil thc lund shall ba held in thc same manaor us ls hereinbefore provided. TUR D.NITXO STATR3 CO ll KT 110 CSB And post?nico in Columbia-a subject which has been creating considerable excitement among tu-j people herc-may be considered ns located at thc comer of Laurel and Richardson streets. Tile bill to grant and give tttcwpnscnt of Um Legisla? ture of this State to the conveyance to the united Slates of ttic lol of land situate on Richardson and Laurel streets. In the City of Columbia, for thc purpose of a posiofficn mid courthouse, or for - her purposes, and to cede lo tho United Stales j', -(?diction therein, was favorably reported npou bj ibo Se?alo Judiciary Committee: this morning, and, under a suspension of thc rules, was passed, despite thc announcement that there weira peti? tions lu cire.ulatie.il signed by nearly all-certain? ly all or tho prominent citizens - protesting against having the proposed building located at thc somer ol' Lauri I and llicliardson streets, which ls entirely "out or ike way" to thc busi? ness men, whose interests should have been con milled in preference to "a few men," who, as slated in thc Se?ale, bad pul their beads togeth? er, bought land lu Hie vicinity oMhc said corner, and then offered a small portion to ibu United Status. NO rioirr. Tnn NRWS has already hinted at a prospect ot a war between Hie Sonata and House, because ol a disagreement regarding thc authorization of Hie Governor, to purchase a certain number ol Richardson's Reports. The fenr that the mombem ol Hie House had ot Corbin laking possession ol all of their offices by u flank movement, has oper? ated so Htrongly as to induce them to sac foi peace, as they did to-day, by sending a respect? ful request to thea "Honorable Renate"' lo return their message or non-concurronce in the r?solu . lion of Hie Honorable senate, lo purchase Rieb unison's Reports, AS this message will bc con sidered siifllcieutly submissive by thc Senate lhere is no prospect of war between thc "honor able bodies,'' und instead of artillery and luuskcl reports, there will he nothing but Richardson'! Reports, which 11 the members or thc "hunurabit bodies," have about as much bore In them ns Hu weapons alluded lo. l'Eit winn IIUXORT. Creon Introduced in thc Senate to-day a bill ti make nu appropriation ror thc per diem am mileage of tho members, salaries of thc officers nnd Incidental expenses. There was no oaposl lion to Hs Introduction, and tho smiling facet which its ilrst reading produced slcariy evmcut Hint ll was a very acceptable bill. AKOTORH HrttBXflTIIBNIMP nu ir.. To Judgo from thc numerous strengthen tn; doses which luivo been administered, and an being prepared for administering, to build up th .State credit, lis constitution must ho outotortlei and Its friends, Kimpluu, Scott A Co., In grea anxiety about its condition. "A bill to pay th principal ami interest of the bonds and stocks ti the Slate lu coin;" another, "lo better proteo ihn holders of insurance policies In thc State,1 ate now in the hands of thc druggists, othcrwis known ni tito "(Icncral Assembly," recelviiij their sugar coatings preparatory tu their bein; administered; and if any .one wcro t Judge from thc haste in which they hav been manipulated, und thc apparent onxlet; of onu or two interested parties, h would decide that the patient, which lt u presan id they iv.lt benefit, is in u fair way lo go Into relapse li not into a collapse. As it is, tites..- titti pills are not considered stirflolent, ami notice ita been given thu. tau materials for another one wi bc sent into tho .-ia:n shop in a row days. Tc day, Cain, co:-.-r !-'., gave uoUco that he would o to-morrow, or as soon I hereof 1er as practicable Introduce a'-bill io proteo) tho depositors In sat lugs ami ino i companies, ami to secure thc sam by tho deposit nf securities with tho Treasurer i Die wate." This means that the several savins and trait companies will ho obligated to depos securities with tho Treasurer of thc State, and I is understood that thaso securities must te I State bondi utui stocks, which will, of cotirsi caa --a demand for ilium ami increase their vaia' , vim OTU i:a riMJ Were treated nomawliitt iinceretnonloasly lo-da by tho druggists, in tho main simp Leslie move that the lull to bet ter protect thu (bond) hol lers < insurance pall?les In Hie state he tauen up for li third reading, but Arn'm objecting, tho mullo was not considered, in tho other ?hep tho bill t pay Hie principal and interest on ?into stocka un bonds In coln was th? "special order" for nu o'clock; and after a pretty thorough dtsciuedoi Which elicited untiling now, Its opponents ha the. further commloriUlon of ll poulpoued uni Wednesday. urouro ist.wo. Since thc eloso o." thc war th? resident* < Vd-to Island have boen with -ut a gool placo < lami ng, lt ls true thal a ponton of a govert incut .wharf ls still Ibero, bul it bas BO change that lt i-i dango; ons If not altogether unfit fi use. Karly in this session Ur. John Wright a; plied to iii- I.ertlshii uro for a loose of land on ni IH?-II Mund 'or thc purpose of erecting n wharf nix] other Structure* thereon. The petition was pnt ;n tho lorin or a bill, ami on Saturday recelTed Ile second reading at tl was ortlcrud lo bc en? grossed, ll Krauts la Slr. Wright, for n term o! twenty .vears, a tense ntl that tract of land on j Edlsla Island, containing one ucre, more or less, purchased by thc State from J. Bvuns Pilings, and now known as "Steamboat Landing," for the purpose or erecting thereon a wharf and store? houses tor thc accommodation of ibo public, lamino* HIL lessee to erect thereon, within n ren Honublu lime, suitable and substantial structur?e fer ?lie use of Hie pcb*ic, and to such oilier re? quirements aa may b deemed necessary lo se? cure lite Interests of the public nod thu State, and that us soon as tho wharf and structures are erected, he shall be authorised to collect thc usual rates nf wharfage and morale on all good", mer? chandise or commodities, that may be landed or slured upon thc said premises. TI i m <uiiii AT LAST. Thc bill to incorporate thc Ashley nrtd.rv Com? pany, which hu* been worrying tho Kennie ?luce December Uh, ISCS. received Hs second reading on Saturday, and wa1 ordered to be engrossed tor its third reading. A clause in lt, providing that no bridge should bo elected across trie river within seven tulles or thc bridge to bc eroded by this Company, was amended so os to read: "Pro? vided that Hus prohibition shall n? be construed to apply to any bridge that may bc constructed for the use of any railroad upon which to tay a track across Hie river." The following rates of toil wore recommended by the Judiciary Commit? tee and adopted: Kor every foot passenger, f? cents; for man mid horse or mule. 20 ?cuts; fora led horse or mule, 1.1 cents; for a carriage, omni? bus or Mage coach, drawn by four horses or other draft nhimnls, tl f>o; for ditto, by two horses or other draft animals, $1; ditto, by one horse in- other drafu animal, 7C cents; for every buggy drawn by two draft animals, 7:> cents; ?Hito drawn by one draft animal, :io cents; wagon drawn hy four draft animals, 7r> cents; ditto by three draft animals, ftO cents; ditto by two ?traft animals. Sta cents; for every carl drawn by two draft animals, 30 cents; for ditto drawn by nuc utilraal, 16 cents; for every sulky or gig drawn hy one animal, ao cents; fer every head of mules, cows aad stock cattle, 6 scuts each; hogs, sheep, goats aud calves, each 2 cents. OCNHtlS Of UA1UO.N COUXTT. Tile following ls thc census return of Marion County: Number ot children between six and six? teen years or age-whites, males, ISM; females, 1132; blacks, males, 1C0T; females, 1370. Males over twenty-one years of ago-whites, 2114; blacks, HOS. cr all ages-whites, males. 2figs; re? inales, 3004; blacks, males, 1S21; rdfnalos, 3.Y10. Total number of voters, 3S82; whites, 2114; blacks, 1708. Total population, 13,049; whiles, U0I?2; col? ored, 63?.1. WHO SHAM. CHT T1IK PKi-.S, The sheriff or the clerks of court? will bc the question thu House will bc called upon to answer In a few days, uud on which its Judiciary Com? mittee is now considering. A bill hos already been Introduced providing that nil sales of per? sonal or real estate, or other Interest hereafter to be made by the Courts of Common Pleas or Coul ls or Probate, shall bc made by the shcriir or thc county lu which said real or personal estate, or other lulcresi, ls at thc limo said sale ls ordered; that in all sales by said sherill, under the order or Courts of Common Picas, exercising common law jurisdiction, or tinder thc order or Courts or Pro? bates, the fees nf said sheriff shall be the same as now axed by law, for nales by-sheriffs, under ex ecuiluns Issuing from thc Courts of Common Pleas, exercising common law j uri diction; and that tn nil sales under the order of Courts of Com? mon Pleas, exorcising equity lurisdictlon. thc foes or Btnil sheriff* shall be the same as heretofore llxcd by law for commissioners of Hie Courts of P.qtiity; and that Hie sales hereby ordered to be made by sheriffs shall be made al thc time and places now tlxed by law for sheriffs' sales, under executions Issuing from courts of Common Pleas exercising common law jurisdiction. .muon J. H. uurt,ANt>, Of whose impeachment there has been considera? ble talk, arrived'hero to-night, and la anxiously inquiring in regard to the trutli of the impeach* meut repent:. A aunrniSB TAUTY, Composed of politicians, oillciuls, Hine Il'.dgiann, Ac, made a raid on the Uovcrnor to-night, and hud a good lime drinking his wiucs. A BILVBR 8KRVI0K. lt is reported thal- a number of colored legisla? tors contemplate presenting Whipper, colored, with a silver service on his retirement from the Legislature to go on the supremo bench-that re? sult being now "considered a foregone conclu? sion." 8CALINU OF OMI nOMUS. A bill ls now being prepared to provide for Hie scaling of bonds issued by tho State under the nd of ISO] for supplies und other purposes-a large ponton of said bond i having been Issued in exchange for old bonds held by trustees and guardians fur widows mid orphans and oilier non-combatants. lt ls understood that thc scale wit; be about three for one. Parties holding reg? istered bonds under said net will be reqnired tn certify under oalli Hint thc bond or bonds su held by thuin were uot received In whole or lu part for any se rv I ces rendered In aid of the Confederate cause. The supposition is that ont of the $UO/J,000 Issued, some $2?i),0'X) will come willan thc provi? sions of thc proposed act. KUMUNU OK TUB M.O BILLS. Hie bill about lo bo introduced far thc funding of thc old bills, sr which thc readers of Tun Nnw?? haye been informed by telegraph, ls lite sa ne bill Introduced by Mr. Turner, of Bpnrlniiburg, last session, entitled a bill to extend the time to the old bills of thc Dank of th? State-somo $289,000 still remaining unfunded. KKW HANK un.i.e. A hill ls also prepared to fund the new bills, issued by thc Hank of Hie State, or which some $i,.'i00,onu were in circulation up to thc close of thc war. TUB CUBAN JUNTA. Klliott, colored, received to-day a cumpli? menta ry letter from thc Cuban Junta In Washing ion, thanking him for the noblo stand he had taken In behalf of suffering Cuba. The Junta SlaoWtent him a book, in which is detailed a his? tory oi cut,a, its condition, prospects, Ac !.. Th? Nen PoxtoiBae la liol n uibl ,t-s j-r< - rut tic o ti, tile Eni;>eior-Hoses-The Tolbert Cxam. (riiou /nen it SH coititHsroNnr.NT.j Coi.mtniA, December 0. Wlillo thc efforts of Senator Robertson, In Retting from cougresann appropriation ot $;.>,o>, to build a courthouse and a edy post?nico to? gether, are appreciated hy the clti/.ens of Colum? bia, there is a feeling almost ti niven al against Hie action proposed by 'he Legislature lo l?cala Ibo building al the cor icr of Richardson and laurel Pircets. The ground of this opposition tu lue place i? that it is too far removed rroin thu business centre of Columbia. A petition ls being circulated n ".w, signed ny the Mayo- and most of the city officers,.to which hundredsof the clti/.ens ?rn subscribing their names, asking the legisla? ture lo not pass the bill Introduced lr. the .Senate tj Beverly Nash, (senator or Richland,) whiclt convoys tho lol la question to Um United Slates far the said purpose. Bverybnd* caa gnet * the politics of th? owner of that lot at thcaornor of llluhardson sud Laurel streets. BKVKHUH. Ills V, ve eil cn CT, In concluding his messago, has adopted a capital maxim, and ono which his par? ty has nell known atclocllnn timm. Il ls worthy of all pi also, tn times Ilk? these, whon work U tho ?roo mea.,aro. of worth; but tho work must bo worthy. Thoro I? decided humor, however, in bis Excellency's parenthetical doiinltlon of who tho Broporor Severus was- "onro a colored freedman In tho Roman urmy.but whose energy, taleuta and valor bad placed Mm at lu hoad,'' Rora his Exec) i cn cy evidently means to. Inform ss. (oat Severus was n negro. Wo (nive al' h parri or .'making history" before Ulis, and Ids Rxoelleuej vecina i" bo engaged in that ar.?m.- . task. Now, Iber-) ls manifestly no objection io > iverus' having K-c.i a negro, but wo eau non? of us hetti desiring li? l.uovv Uni proofs upon wlrictijhedtu'.oincn.ro^is. A:I Intelligent uegroea will o; rou rsc resent the insult olTcrcd to luclr-t?ca br bin historical (excellency's proving that mu t la^t-and-out ill* grace to Immunity-nach nb.-> ?' itt/, oppres? sive mid cruel usurper mid nnr| Aer aa lids Brapc ri>r Severus waa-wan a iicgtW!. Ili-ii .> forbid! rite history ?>r ibe blameless E'Vy ' Snni Uis never produced u monster of cruclty^fvlk'.lss F.nipetor Severus. Slid, wo ahull alf lal'W5 I'lsJiUiorleol Bxccllcucy'11 proof 01 tao pulu.; und niior h'i has proved that point , Iel bim ptio ahow 'tint Moses (Mic Moses of tho Pcututarch ls herc mcaul) waa a negro. Tho line ol' urguiueilt is precisely Hie ?ame; and this latter polut '.night reconcile hld l!o:i??r. the Chief J tntlcc, io Ihi'prnspcct -.>r Whip? per's election to thc supreme nench. When lila Excellency aliall hnre play tul out upon the il t;*;e of "our beloved State"-a* In til Iranian proba? bility he will-tie ?ho titi be ail ?hied to a -it uatlon as professor of history in t ic un I vsrally of Dahomey, or clue as a clown m Kublnsou's eirena; for he ls very historical and very funny. TOi.unur. J Poor Talbert h'.is licon Shot . . death by a Slate constable. After all that he :4 ! dona for thnt party, for them to nh?) <t bim a ?I '. mu.uer noted Instance to Illustrate the provenal Ingratitude ur itcpubiiu-nna. it ?VIII he remembered ihut UiU Tolttcrt is the mao who surrendered hiinaeif some thin:; Uko a year ago, and cou fessed himself to.be a murderer of Senator Randolph; that ho waa kept a prisoner for month* without trial, although two terms of Ilia Court of llenera] Sessions ware meanwhile held by Judge Door.cr lu Columbia; that "no was used liberally aa n wi tm-J* hy liryc lidia thal was elected to Congress by a majority of :?;no against him) In the contest case pf liege va. Reed; that bo wnstransferred rroin pi ?iou to the penitentiary, from which escapea were occur? ring every few weeks, (st.*teen.Jil ten months;) that hu escaped ; thut thc chief con? stable, but nov his historical Excellency, ute Uoveruor, intered a reward for his ar? rest; that he remained at largo for mouths; and, in rino, that he was approached by a constable, and, Instead or getting oat of the way aa he had done BO often before, itt a moment of forgetful? ness, of morphine, hu Hied upon the otllucr. lito ortlcer could uol appreciate that kind of a rcccp tlou, and, supposing no doubt that Tolbert was either drunk or turned Democrat agniu, shot him down. Ttiu officer did his duty, it appears, and, at the same time, served his party well. Tol? bert had done ail Ute service to thc parly that he ever could do-hod teal I fl od profusely for Uogo and for thc whole Ku-KIUX-fcaring party-had escaped, so us to save thc party from the exposure which hts Judicial trial would* hnvo given lt and his own testimony In the case or Huge vs. Recd-had dono all that anybody lind paid lum to do. HolllngHheivl'a ;iluoi has cut thc Cordiun knot-has solved the embarrassing Prob? lem. Now.it ls not necessary ?t, nrrulgn Tolbert before a c uart of justice; and the trial or Talbert, had lt came otr. might have expired tim charoo tar of Ms precious tntttmony, lt ? ertatnly would have brought out other tc-tlinonv Unit neither linge nor that brauch or thc Retaiullenn |>arty to which hu bolougs desired to Imvsfjttodght ont. _ Com AI it. HOUTII CAROLINA M O N ?iljSKT A?tSO CIATIO.H. A u A ]i p o n I/. - M Women of South Carolina, -.'Vf noods no urgent appeal lo your sympat..', Mn a osase so sacred us that which wc nnw,-,S|iieviu.ke. The Treat lido of adversity w!iPon.,V>7*>**y>'.4.Ner our unliitppy lund, han hitherto slided effort in thlsdi rection; but not, therefore, haveour hearts ceased to heat for the glorious dead. Scarcely ls there otic among us whoso thought does not, on the Oral mention of our object, turn nt once, with lov? ing affection, to some grave whl-;h tin. munn? in cn. is intended to honor. Mothers, widows, ulsters, daughters, whose hearts thus cling to the soldier's grave, let us then unite with un earnest, loving effort in this holy duty. Let even our lisping little ones bc brought to Rive their mite to its accomplishment; thai thus impressed upon their minds, they may never forgot lb love ami honor thc memory of those who battled ?ind fell in our canst). If u lost causo, cv.:n, therefore thc more holy. Rvcn, therefore, does lt become the more incuuibcut upon us, to bring to- this great sacrifice of pure purpose and heroic deed that homage and vene? ration which thc world pays only to success. With thc wish that ?ill who have shared In a common sorrow may share also lu thc privilege of raising Ulli testimonial to our lost heroes, the annual subscription for membership la put at thc lowest jioiut practicable; that thus it may he with. In tho reach of lhasa who, having little tu give, have atilt the right, through team und suffering, to join us In Hie fulillutunt of this mos; sacred duty. To all others-men as well aa womeu, old and young-to all who cherish thc name of Carolini? an, and cling with a rond love to whatever Is lort lo us ?four "good old State," we would say, give lo us freely according to your means; give generously ; give gratefully to tho memory of thoo who gave their lives for ns.' LOUISA s. MCCORD. President S. C. Memorial Association. ni:ASONAi\i.i: UNO COU. [Prom the Wlnnaboro' News.) Tits (lotnnuds of tho Labor Convention of last week aro moderate, reasonable and Judicious, und amount simply to a request, that tho legal remedies of laborers defrauded of their dues bo mudo ivs eenuin and as speedy as possible. This ls au udiulralilc beginning. No matter who we,-.: the managing spirits, they have cxhihllud wis? dom. Tho opposition party will commit a blunder, If ll permits Itself to be.saddled by the Radicals with the. accusation, that it is unfriendly tothcunlnu nf laborers for purposes or noemi discussion and self-protection. This move for union ls natural ami legitimate and should bc encouraged. Those who will ucl thc positions of leaders lu ll ure upi to excel lu iulelliitencc, and tobe moro within thc renell of Instruction, mid through them the Stale press, if u avoids thc blunder of antagonism, may bc able to exert a most wholesome Influence. Labor unions throughout thc United States' aro becoming n prominent social phcnomenoii, mid their i rn: moaning and legitimate use, ir they have any, ?ire a project for serious investigation. To Kiiocr arid laugh at them, ls a mistake. Cue. more remark wc will make The opinion wns pretty geuernllv expressed thal, when plant? ing on shares, thc laborers should lind themselves ?md got half tim crop. Wi* observad that nota word wns snid about (heir taking one-sixth of thc crop in the ?habe of Saturday, that Is, lu the shape sf one-sixth of Rino, which, added lo th* one third or two sixths universally given them, (be? sides elther.thelr meat or corn,) M one-half of the crop and over. Nothing, lo?, was said about their blacksmith's bill ami tho puTing Tor ma? nures. Now wo believe that, on some lauds, ir they will agree to work hair or Saturday, and to pay f?r one-half 61 the inauurt: and one-hulf of the bl.i 'ki.lilith's bill, und flud themselves, oue-hitlf of tho crop will be given them. VtIB lill AL .Ii UTA TU JUA ICU HT. Tho Columbia Phoenix reports tho following sales of real estate in that city, nt public aactlou, WK'-', took placeen Monday last: Lot cont haast corner of Marlon and Pendleton nlrcots, $325. Lot on Main atreet, opposite the alto Of Nlckerson'n Hotel, 20 by sos reel. silts, Two-story buildir.g and lot, northeast comer Main street and Davin' altey, $7600. Rulldllig ?ind lot adjacent, *7''?d; each of these lots were ii by ?nn ti rt. A tract of land lu thc southern part of the district, fl per acre. Two narrow strips of lsnd on Senate street, $30. Pour room cottnge, with lot AI by ios foot, on Boundary Htroct, SHOO. Several tracts of laud In the district, at prices ranging from $8 to $r>o per aero. A cottago on the bout li west corner of Cates und Washington streets, with s Int93 by 102 fool, $2f>ou. Hy order nf the sheriff, they also disposed of "Tho Taylor House,'' willi livo norna of land, nil Laurel street, miming through to Richland, $2500. The cotlpge house, with twothi.ds of an nero of laud, north tAst corner Assembly and Lumbar Directs, $.1100. Vhf two story dwelling, southeast corner Taylor and Marion streets, thc lot containing(V* ' v 101 feet, $23>0. Two-story dwelling ami half ?. i "ro of land, soutwcsl corner Lndy and Catea si i s, $182?. Also, alargo, quantity of land In (Rife.ont. portlon? of the district, at from $3 10 to 460 j. -. nore. ' . TIM NAVIOS At, CAPITAL. IVHOM TUB A&M1CIATK1I I'll KSK.) Vt IMIIMMTOM, December 7. The Northern niall for the Soul ti ?hlloi] to connect Ibis niortitug, ou accouru of thc ?now Morin, lt prevailed throughout the Weet atm North atol ilt laved ui.uU. Thu Com ml nioner ot Agriculture, tn ins report to iii<> I'rvsl'ient, ettliuKtoa thc cotloti crop ut 3,700,000 l?ales. Thu aunntora and member* of the House fleet, and Boverol members of tho Legislature or Vir? ginia, visited tint President this morning, ami thanked him for the recommendations m the mos s.i :e. The Pr?v.i.:eui hoped that tie: rutare con* duct or Vit.(lulu would Justify him. Tho delega? tion asked tue. tippointltlCUt ot Alex. Rives to une of the iievr district Judgi drips. I? the Supreme Coori in the caso of Farmington against Humidor*, from ibo District of West Ten? nessee, Ih-i dee.i-iou below wits susi vined. Thc cotton PAX Impuscil under thu internal revenue law of 1504, on writ ol' error was ialton up, thc ptulntbTtu error contending that thu tux ic invalid, because unooustllutiou.ii, mid being a . tirect tax without apportionment, or an being a tux on Slato exportations. Tho Commltt'ju on Elections, to-day, reported favorably Oii tho credential* of lleOlu, HUTU mid rthcrrott, >l Alabama, mid they wcrcuworn in. 'Ifta it^construction Uomuittteo meets Thurs? day. Tin- admission or Tirjiuni is expecte d ou Friday or Tuesday. A Culiau letter to tba Now York Tribune con tallis accounts or two engagements on tho nth and lath November. Thu Spaniards attacked tho Unban position ul Mauuu.ua, in largo force, mid wero repulsed with heavy loss. Subsequently a heavy column of Spaniards was routed al Aguada del Santo, near Trinidad. They wore pursued by the. Cuban? to thc suburbs of tho city. A detach? ment ot Catalans wore annihilated uputi tho Uno of the Puerto Principe Hail road. riiouRUDiNuaop CONO it usa. In thc Senate, to-day, Morton IntrodUSQd n Joint resolution admitting Virginia, and admit tlu,7 her Senators und representatives. A bill was Introduced to encourage the Inter? national exhibition ol 1871. Thc ?cunte adjourn' cd willie thc President**secretary was oa his way to that budy with nominations. In Ibo House, the topics or thc message arc be ffig rcrcrrcd to thc various committees. The puris referring to Virginia and acorgla po to tho Reconstruction Committee. Huller Introduced a bill to repeal the Tonure-of oflloc act Stevenson, of Ohio, Introduced a bill (two thirds of both Housos concurring) for Ute roinovul or political disabilities upon the adoption of the Firteeutb amendment. TUB OLD DOMINION. RICHMOND, December 7. Th? uioinbers of tho National Hoard of Trade, accompanied by about two hundred citi? zens und a large number of laities, sade.I on un excursion this morning in tito steamer Isaac Hell, Of tho Now York anil Richmond linc. A collation was given on the steamer, at which speeches were mudo by Fraley, or Philadelphia, Roper and Guild, of Boston, and Taylor, or St. Paul's. On arriving city Point they look rail ror Peters? burg, whore a banquet was given by the Hoard or Trade of that city at Jarrett's Hotel. At thc con? clusion of tho bamiuot thc train left Tor Norfolk with many members of thc National Hoard, who who ure to bo received theru by the board or tiltia or tli?t eily. Tho commute or the extreme wing ol the Re? publican putty lori to-night for Washington lo oppose thc admission or the State. RADIO AZ, HULK ITT A LA KAMA. MoNTOOUEitr, December 7. In thc Sonate, a memorial from thc Houril of Regents of the State University was read. Il asked heavy donations from thc State, und ac? knowledged that thc University, as ut present controlled, had not been n success, and that In consequence or the enemies or thc present facul? ty, only thirty pupils wore In attendance. Owing to the sickness of tho presiding ofllccr, a president of thc Senate pm lem. was elected. Royal, a negro, and the ouly ono In Hie Senate, nominated Worthy, the only Democratic senator. Worthy declined, and nominated and V-Jlcd for Royal. Burr, late Surgeou-Oencrnl of Ohio, was elected: The. oummon school bill, which provides for taxing property holders to build schoolhouses and to pay touchers, was discussed. Tho effect la to teach thu negro at thc expense of thc whites. In the llous-j resolutions were o rfu red asking why thc teachers of public schools hud not been paid. Some members asserted that thc superin? tendent had stolon the money, while some others Mimed that the moiioy never got to the suporln. teudent's hands. CORRUPTION IN NORTH CAROLINA. RAUtlon, December 7. Tho House rescinded Hie resolution sending a committee to Nev York lo Investigate the fraud lu thc sale of North Caroliua bonds. It resolved itieirinto a committee of the whola and sum moued thc superintendent of public works and Uiq tronsurer. Thc former appeared and was ex? amined, and thc latter declined. Thu House adjourned without any thing definite. MUNIOIPAL ELECTIONS. NBW YOUR, December 7. Tho city elections arc progressing with unusual quiet. A caudldate for Alderman in tho twentieth] ward was dangerously shot. I.AWKtiNce, MASS., December 7. Thc Democrats have elected thc Mayor of this city. Tho City Council is equally divided. VIRE IN PHILADELPHIA. rn 11..'. mu.en i A. December 7. Tho building ul thu corner of Third und Walnut Streets ls burning. The chandelier fell, and within ten minutes thu wbolo building was In flames. AUSTRIA AND PRUSSIA. TABIS, December 7. ?Tho Austrian Government reports timi lhere ls overwhelming proof of Prussian participation in tho recent Dalmatian Insurrection. OFFICIAL ESTIMATES OE THE COT? TON CROP. In conseijiioncf of tho publication in the Tribune ufa Washington dispatch stating thal re? ports lo thc Agricultural Bureau ludiente a cot? ton crop of "nearly 3,000,000 bales," Messrs. Easton A Co. yesterday telegraphed lo the com? missioner, and received Hie following reply : WASHINGTON, December 3. m*Um <C Co., New Torie: The highest estimate made by this Department ls two linlltou seven hundred mid iifiy ilinnannd l?ales. HOUACE CAIMION, Commissioner. Tho following dispatch from our Washington coi respond .'ul reached US Inst evening: WASHINGTON, December 3. Tho commissioner of agriculture was surprised ut tho rmi,me il ?-pat ch. interpolated In tho Asso? ciated Press mutter from Washington, which Mutcsth.it lt ls estimated thc cotton crop this year will bu t lu ce million bales. Tiiore has bce-i no such estimate minto by the department. Tho commissioner is very careful in estimating thc rrop. Ho has a reliable correspondent In every cotton-growing county of tho United stan s, io whom he sends n suhedulu to ho Ulled nul euch month. Tilo estim?le modo by him lu lils report to Congress will be 2,7.'>o.ooo halos, or a t rifle less; lt will bo no moro than this. The official estimate carno within 24.000 hah s lan year <>f tho actual crop. Tho system for obtaining ibis information ls much .better now. Thc commissioner says dealers moy rely on tteso flgnrcj.-New Tork lour mil of Commerce. A rr A nts IN K Kit air AW. 1 tat nurla n 4 Imml Sui.s-A Stubbing M I'm >.-Itlcui Spooling. (putin oui: OWN ex>iu?raroNi>K:rr.l OAMIIKN, December 0. To-da> has witnessed ?.'te nf tim larguai and liest sales Hint Ima taken placo (duce Hi? "Sate nil? pie II IIH-?-M." T?IC latHls*gcncra1ly wer?! of tin; liest i| nil ty, ami Uto prices ri' illzod corr. ?poiiriliiKly good. tim? tract ol Koo acres, belonging to the estate of tho lalo Colonel James Chcsnul, brought ?ill.otw. ll consisted of '-rlver-ucck," Inti sub Joel lo overflow. Tho averti ;e of ?ropa no1- luki n by freshets la ai two ?o riv-: but if one good sea? son la li.ol, ih-i i>liu o rail he paid for in thal year. Thc crop on ll, f h?* present yuar, will rcallv.a rixty bushels nf corn lo ihuuerc. Taxing Into eonsiri eraiion Ihoinsuttlcleney of tho present labor, you will have some Idea of nie value of thc lati-l. Tito crop atlutlcd lo is made without tiny fertilizers, the rich deposits made by former fresnel* belay; snttlelenlof themselves for uli purposes. Three I rads, belonging to the saine catate, brought s*. $9 and (10 per acre, lins-! lust liaised tracts wore, uold in small iis of from li'? to CHM acr.M, um; several were Hirchascd by enterprising freedmen, who have worked tho land, aud therefore kuow somewhat if ?i s vilue. nie bidding was ipiltu spirited, and money plentiful. Tlie toial nuiaber of aon-a soi?! wot nearly OOSO, and the value nearly ???,<....?. Of these, not more than ino thousand wore sold by tin! sheriff, tho balance sold by order of the Couria ol' Equity and Probate. Tlie result attained shows satisfactorily that thu real ostuto market ls rapidly appreciating, and thal our people uro recovering from their bnnkrupt condition. The probletu of recuperation la no longer doubt? ful, even to the most faithless, while tho sanguine behold their fullest expectations rouii/.cd. Of Kcncrul news, there la certainly a groat tea! tb, but I am culled upon lo Chroillclo un un fortunate affray which took place on tho evening of lin- lili Instant, In Willoh a colored man waa severely, If not mortally, stubbed by a youn? mun or the county. Thc mun stabbed has been in convulsions near? ly ever since, ami la not expected lo live. The particulars I have been unable to gnlhor, bul tlie presumption ls thut Hie other parly has made his escape. Kvery now and then we aro called upon to nuilee these ?mrays, mid ult or us regret thom. This, however, arose from no political quarrel, but oc? curred al a dunce, whore driuklug funned oue ur tho attractions, l presume, Thc colored people were addressed hero last Sun.lay week by Wultteraoro*-aud Jilleen. They were to have spoken on Saturday night, hut ar? rived in time only to make a few rc ni o'-ks. On Sunday night the walls of the church (M. E. colored.) rang to lils (WV.) voice. Tho inevitable "forty acres and a malu'1 were paraded in Imagi? nation before thc audience, but railed lo elicit much enthusiasm. Homes, schools, ?c., wore arrayed in luscious furias, and many a deep '.amen" teitlttcd thc sharpness of their appetites for Hueh blessings. Of course, these homes ure ready furnished and supplied with nil their "little necessaries," ?ic. No tuxes wore mentioned;.that, indeed, would spoil the tempting array. Thus limo lolls on with all Kershaw nod Ps citizens. *' KliUSHAW. irtuicral Notiscs. O'NEILL.-Wed. on tho nih Instant. ANNIS, wile of Denla O'Neill, in tho -Joth year of her ugo. ?jar- THU FRIENDS AND ACQUAINT? ANCES of Ur. and Mrs. 1). O'Neill and Family are Invited to attend ino Panerai of Mrs. O'NEILL, from her lute residence, No. .'l?s Klug street, Tuts AFTKRN'OON, at half-past -J o'clock. Funeral Ser? vice ut St. Joseph's Church, Alisun street. ilcc8 Special Polices. 49" NOTICE.-Tl IK CERTIFICATES OP STOCK in tho Piaulent' and Mechanics' llanl.. No. 12,293, for three shares, and No. 13,631, for llfty-IIVQ shares, In the name or JOHN Ol.KN, having been loat, notice is hereby given that at Hie end of three wooka from tho firs; luscrtion of this notice, application will bo made for new ecrtlflcatca. rices w3_w. JAMES WH.VLKT, Receiver. jbdhAlTIjIOATION WILL BE MADE for tho renewal or two CKHTIPIOATK.H or i he Old stuck, in the Hank ur Charleston, South Caro? lina, viz: No. ?Tts, 33 shares, standing in the nam? or lt. J. RA Rit RT r, Administrator, and No. 28, 7 Shares, standing in tho name of RACHEL BARRETT, Administratrix;both Certificate?hoing lost. C. POZNANSKI, docs lamoS* Executor. jZ-fl-TO ltKMOVE MOTH TATOUES, FRECKLES and TAN from thc face, use PERRY'S Moth and Foccklc Lotion. Prepared only hy Dr. II. C. PERRY, No. 49 Bond-street, New York. Sold by all Druggists._deco timos jg?rPERRVS COMEDONE AND PIM? PLE REMEDY positively cures Comedones, (Paid Heads or Crnlis;) also Red, White and Meliorated Pimples on Hie face. Depot No. 40 Bond street, New York. Sold by Druggists everywhere. deed amos ?iSr PREPARATORY MEDICATION. Tho human system, thc most delicate and sensi? tivo of all oreatcd Illings, should bc duly prepared tn meet tho shock occasioned by n sudden change In tho temperature of thc air. Even Ibo solid met? als cont rael, and expand nuder cold and heat-so that If man were composed of Iron, Instead or frail tissues and Ubres,circulating fluids and brit? tle osseous matter, his frame would not bc proof against tho vicissitudes of climate. As lt is, it be? hooves overy ones, especially Hie feeble, to fortify thc frail tenement of mortality against thc in? clemently of thc present season. A wholesome, strength-supplying vegetable tonic and alterative ls thc preparatory medicine required, mid among medicinal agents of this character, IIOSTETTRR'S STOMACH HITTERS stand supreme. In a suc? cessful career of nearly n. quarter of a century, the preparation has never been equalled or ap? proached, nod ita salon uro now larger than tlloae of any half dozen articles, purporting ta belong io the ?anio class, that lian ever been advertised in this country. Aa n remedy and preventivo of Dyspepsia, and all Its complications, lt may be said to have lived down competition and to bo the Kin milli d speedie of tho Weitem Hemisphere. A cours J of this genial restorative at thc commence? ment of Winter la the surest safeguard against nil the complaints which arc caused ur aggravated by exposure to cold. deed IMO ?SB- WORDS OP OHEKH -0 N TU R Errors of Youth ami tho Follies of Age, In rolu Hon lo Marriage und Social Kylls, with a helping hand for tho orrlng and unfortunate. Sent In sealed letter envelopes, free of charge. Address nOWARD ASSOCIATION, Box P., Philadelphia Pa. ' sept-j? amos ?SI" TO CONSUMPTIVES.-THE AD? VERTISER, having lieen restored to health lu a few weeks, by a very simple remedy, after having sutfered several years with a severo lung ntreo tlon, and that dreadful disease, consumption, ls anxious to mako known to lils rcUow-surfcrera thc menus of cure. To nil who desire lt, ho will annd a copy of thc prescription used (free of charge,) with tho direc? tions for preparing and using tho same, which tliey will find anima ct-ur. von CONMIMITION, ASTIIUA, RltONcniTIS, An. Thc Object or the ad? vertiser In sending tho Prescription is to benefit tho mulcted, and sproad Information which he con?oives to bo Invaluable; ami lie hopes cverv stillerer will try lils remedy, ns lt will cost them nothing, and may provo a blessing. Parties wishing Hie prescription, will please ad dress Rsv. EDWARD A. WILSON, WUilnmsburg, Kings ('ouuty, New York. novo amos Sty crin! DTolicco. .. A CARD. -HliPOIiTBARH IN CIR? CULATION Hitit i wu th? writer of tin anony? mous letter or letters received i>>' tho r<ev. W. VT. IllilC:?. I hereby deny knowing or, or being In an* way concenicrtin, Hie writing ol anj suck teller or letter?. Tho reports being Infamously rnlse, niul used with n malicious intent lo injure mc, li? mjr motive ror taking this imbin .ettiua o r deu.Ttug thew. GEORGE il. ?.RICK. Charleston, December ". dec? i r .v N OT I C 13.--ALI, PERSONS 2N RKIITKI) to the Katata ?>r tho late WILLIAM C. MARTIN will make payment, anti Hmso baying Claims against tho same will present them, prop? erly attest'd, io the undersigned, at No. .'J Croad street. ISAAC KAYNE, di - ; \-t:i Admin. >t;utor. , li K W CI ll ' ?C?? (SW1 ly (ON LiOP." 01AN) LKOTIJ K KS. -Hov. LOUIS ll. TA Killi, MU sionary ot Ute New Church Association fer Ucorglti, Mouth Carolina und florida, wlH deliver Circe Lectures hi the Unitarian Church, beginning nr.'v, o'clock P. M.. us folioW3: Tuesday, Decem? ber Tho Trinity lu Jesus Christ." Wednes? day, December B-"Tho Sacred Scripture." Thursday, December 9-" Heaven nod Hell." Tit public tiru Invited lo attend. dec" S NOTICE.-- ALL PERSONS HAY? ING claims nguinst thu Enlato of Dr. J. L. NOVt CLL, into or St. Ju mus Suntec, ?viii present th CES to Hie undersigned properly attested, within the time prescribed by law. All Indebted to :-atd Hi tate will please make payment ut once. K. w". NOWELL I dec7 imo _ L. C. NOWKLL, } Executors. NOTICE TO CONSIGNEES. Steamship MAGNOLIA ls Tins DAT discharging Cargo at Vandcrborst'e Wharf, (hinds not remov? ed nt sunset will remain ou wharf al owner's risk, ur, ir stored, at expense and rink or owner or consignee. KAVBNKL A CO., ?lecC? % Anent*. NOTICE.-ALL PERSONS Iii DKHTRD lo the assigned Estate of Mr. OHO. U. (IRUIIKR nye hereby Informed that their accounts have been placed Into the hands of Messrs. Si? mms A SIMIAN!!, Attorneys, (onice, Broad street,) Tor collection, and If scilletLcnts ?ve made before thc Hist December next, no costs will be Incurred. H. OBKDTS A CO., novia Imo Agents for Creditors. ?ZO- NOTICE.-J. N. M. WOULTMA1W for tho present occupies the store of Messrs. PARRAR URO., corner East Bay and Cumberland streets, and will be pleased to sec his (rlends. UOV13 JHB-PEOPLE'S BANK OP SOUTH CARO LI NA_CHARLESTON, NOVEMBER 30., 1SC0.- Tills Hank having resumed business, M now prcparcjl lo redeem Us outstanding bills. Hy order. JAS. S. CHIRKS, dccJ _President. ?&- NOTICE TO LEGATEES.-T U H STATU OP SOUTH CAROLINA, LANCASTER COUNTY.-The surviving Executors of WILLIAM MCKENNA, deceased, vs. PATRICK N. LYNCH. Roman Catholic Itishop of Churk-slou, et al' lu Kindly.-UH) for Settlement of Balate, Ad? vice, Ac-Hy order of the Circuit Court In this cause, tiled October 1Mb, 1360, notice ls hereby given to the individuals embraced Within tile classes hereinafter descitbyd, with 'ii twelve months from thc date of the publi? cation hereof, lo come in nnd establish before the undersigned Clerk or thc Court their righi to tae^ l.'vneies bequeathed to them iii and by Hie ladt"" win and Testament of William McBenna, late oj the County und State aforesaid, deceased; or faU* lug so to do within thc time specified, their claim Ag will be barred, lo wit the following: Thc childi < nf of James MuKeuna, a brother uf thc Testator, for? merly residing at Castle Nacor, In thc County of Donegal, Ireland; thc children of Owen McKcuua, also a brother, formerly residing at thc sumo place; thc children of Nancy Clemens, a deceased sister of the Testator; tue children of KlIinorBarr, also a sister; thc children of Elllnor Moran, u daughter of thc said Einnor Darr; the children of John MeKcnno, a deceased brother of Hie Testa? tor; the children of Rose McKcnua. a sister of the Testator; thc children of any of the above mentioned classes who may have died before the denth of said Testator, leaving such children llv Ing at Ida death; and, also, tho children of John \V. Bradley, a uephew of thu said Testator. THOMAS H. CLYBURN, Clerk of the Circuit Court. Lancaster County, S. c. October IS, 1 Soo. _oct'2o warn os par J ?BT RECEIVE D, A LAltOK AMIIKMBKT OJ-' PINE BUSINESS ENVELOPES, Mos. 5 AMD 0, Which will be furnished to our customers willi Business Card neatly printed thereon at (4 to fi per 1O00. CALL AT THE NEWS JOB OFFICE AND SKJ1 SAUI'I.KS. novio ???a- M E I) IC A L NOTICE.-PATIENTS stuttering from Diseases pertaining to the Oculta Urinary Organs, will receive thc latest sclcntUs treatment, by placing themselves under thc care of 1>K. T. RKENTSJEKNA, Olllco No. 74 Haw street, three doors east from thc Post?nico. atifc.-J? ws ,jr8-TIIE GREAT SOUTHERN REMEDY. JACOB'S CHOLERA, DYSENTERY AND BIAK RIKEA CORDIAL.-This article, so well known and highly prized throughout the Southern States as a Sovereign Remedy for the above diseases, la now ottered to the whole country. lt is Invaluable to every lady, both married and single. No family can alford to bc without it, and nona will to whom Its virtues arc known. For nnlo by all Druggists ami general dealers. BOWIE A MOISE, nctll om nanoo_General Aiterns. ?Str A CARI).-A CLERGYMAN, while residing in South America as a Missionary, discovered a safe and simple remedy for thc euro of Nervous Weakness, Early Decay, Dlseaso of Hie Urinary and Seminal organs and the whole nnin of disorders brought on by baneful and vicious habits. Creal numbera have been cure* by Hits nollie remedy. Prompted by a desire ta bcuciii the nfhicted and unfurl una! o, I will sea/* tiic recipe for preparing and using this medicen in a scaled envelope, lo any ono who needs free of charge. Address JOSEPH T. 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