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VOLUME VII.-NUMBER 1141. CHARLESTON, fe. C., FRIDAY MORNING, AUGUST 20, MX DOLLARS A YEAR commit.: VASSACK OF TH K COLO IUI.!.. ?Il JR A It BB VII* I'IC BbSCTIOSS. Mon- Kallruiitta l?roJccteit-Art i Approv? ed-*t**t.scctlaitcnu?i Uti Huesa. jsrcciAi. T::I.I:OI: \M TO THE KKWR.1 COM H BI A, Dccemb r Itt, in thc Sonnie, tho advorao report of tlio Coinniittco on tho Judiciary', on a WU to protect Ikeuftlccrs or Hie stale police ItoiM urresi lor alleged offences committed ujr Hiern in ilia dla cburge or ilirir dui Ic?, iva-, udojtcd. A bill ti> provide tor thc fcc ; In transfer of State atocle wan read a secoud time. Tho ro|iort. of tho Committci un th . .ludlolarj o.i a bill lo incorporate tho Policy-holders'Hilo mel Tomine Assurance Company, was recent roltlcd. Thc I loane bill lo provide rm" the appointment of certain officers Hierein named, was referred to the ja lloiary Commlitcc. Tiii) Educational bill passe i lis second leading. The petliiou.i *.f ell Isens of ?'dgerteld r?r u charier lor a railroad from Mime point on the Port Royal Railroad via Kew MnrKct lb Ninety six on ibo Crccuvillu und ( olunibU Ka Ur. omi, to nam "j point on tho project tl ro.. i from trpartun bur1.*, io Asheville, Non li Cnro'tti-j. timi thu pell lion or .UTI try cltlv.uu for II ch trier for a rallro id from Ninety-six on tho Croon ville und Columbia Rullroatl to Athen, on th? Roiith i'iiroiltiii Rall road, wi re read aud ref -.:?.! to thu Committee on Kalli J.\ ! . Timjilli tb pay th-*- inter .-. .>:. tho1 State?! ;,; In bela wan read a third lime. Wiliiiin lt, colored, gave hntlco Uiit iii tind ??"?yentl oilier m tu would to-morrow oilier n priiteM ngnlutd ihcii)H. Tlio Hon!?: bili lo pr?vido Tor Ibo punisbi iii! of iirllicry -iud corruption whs? pa i. Tho Coln bill and thc bill tn Incnrpnrttc the Clayton University,-uni thu bill to aun ul thc census law, were ratified. Tim 0.-vernor hm apiirovtol tito ttvl lo ....ii un not tu pr?vido for tho rr-v on-, nt and taxa? tion of properly Iii the State, and lioact i ind the law relative to rccordl >.: in i v a.; -.-, and tie ol to determine tho manner of colli -ting ia.\cn past due. The report, pf <he Comnillloa en :??.- An; ville Coutestcil Election Caso was then taken up. Corbin Introtlttccd e. resolution declaring ?hat tho Abbeville clcctlou waa void, and that neither contestant was entitled to his seat. Tills r?solu* lion was carried. Ayes. 18; nays, o. The House adjourned pending the discussion of the lilli lo alter and amend thc charter and ex? tend thc limits of Columbia. . A bill to designate thc oillcors by whom, and thc limes when and places at willah sales ordered by thc Courts or Common P?ea?i and Judges there? of and the Courts or Probatc'shall bc made, was read a second time. Kamler gave notice or n bill tc extend thc charter or Hie Society for the relier or aged fe uinie. of Ch-tr'tfston, ead prc-vnt-iU a petition for the Incorporation of thc Morris Street linptlst Church. A bill to provide for the assessment of personal property in Charleston, and a bill to establish oour'.s in various counties, were read n first Mme. THE OENERAL ASSEMBLY. AN UNEVENTFUL HISTORY. That Coln Bill-Tho School Bill-Their BS Mo u t ii s Greased-C1 1 n g I r? g to Of fl c c -I t? I v 1 ii g A w n y Land - Chango of Name-llariiwell Court Ii o u s e-Blythe's Gnp-Town sill p-r "Thc Old Fing"-Will have to Pay Up- " See Small in i ? ."-st -, a y Item?. [mon ounOWN coKiti:srosm:sT.l COLUiiniA, December 15. Til AT COIN HILL. To-day, afler the usual preliminaries of prayer, reading of the journal, Ac, Keslie moved Hint the Senate tuko up for Us second reading the House "bill io pay the Interest on the stocks and bonds or thc State lu coln," slating Hint lt was Hie bill which thc opposition asserted win to ron thc State, while he, thc senators and thc sup? porters or it generally, knew that Its passage would result in bcncilt to thc State. Arnim objected to Its being brought up, and In? timated that thc lin and ul agent might not ho so sharp but that he could bc overreached. Ho moved that the lilli be rererred lo thc finance Committee. Arter some discussion, tho action was rejected. J il ison and H ay nc did not vote, and when requested lo do so begged to lie ex? cused. Ralney aroso and stat nd that they need not rear that thc Fiuancc Committee would take offence at their Vite, as its members had already made up i heir minds what disposition to make of the bill. Finally .Hilson voted, bul Kayne did not. Hie first section of thc bill, providing that " thc in? terest ortho State stocks and bonds in; paid In coln" was read. Arnim moved that tho word coln" bo stricken out and the words "Confed?r? alo money" he sn list limed. This motion met with any number of Indignant look ?, bullio seconds, and the section was passed by a vote or screntecn toten. Section second, providing that thc treas? urer of thc Slato bo authorized to moko, snub arrangements with tho financial agent In New Tork as would bo necessary to carry oat thc pro? visions of the bil), was passed by a vote of t wei vo to eight. A call for Hie yeas and nays was mado upon the motion to order thc bill to bc engrossed for Its third reading, resulting as follows: Yens I). T. Corbin, James M. Allen, O. \V. Darker, it. II, Cain, n. J. Donaldson, II, W. Roncan, J. A. Orcone, W. R. Hoyt, E. H. J. Hayes, II, K. Hnyne, J. K. Jlllson, Wm. E. Johnston, C. P. Leslie, W. B. Rose, H. J Maxwell, W. D. Nash, J. p. Owens, J. H. Raincy, (is.) Naya-Krank Amin, I). Die man, E. K. Dickson, Joel Foster, C. W. Mont? gomery, J. Il, Reid T. A. Rodgers, lt. M. blir.s, Lucius Wimbush, (0.) TIM: sruoot. nii.i.. Tho special order for 1 o'clock, tho report of thc Committee on Education concerning a bi'.l enti? tled "A bill to establish ami maintain a system of free sommon schools for Uli Stale of South Caro? lina," was taken up ubout half-past one, and thc disco.- sion upon tho amonnt of salary thc county school commisioners deserved was commenced. Cain moved that thc com missioner for Charles? ton Comity re col .-e $2000, 1. c., if there were no perquisites-rr stealings ho should have said. Mayne thought that all of tho school commission? ers Should receive equal salarlos, and moved that ' they bo given J moo euch. Maxwell made a very ? long speech, protest I rf against tho members Vnllbustorlng over tho bill," and favoring thc tey nient of such suiarlcs ns would mako lt an In d?cernent for good men tn toko thc position ano.faithfully dlsctinrgc Its dulles. \ TU Kin Mourns OUBASKD. Nssi objected to tho paying of a Idghor salary than Wo per annum, saying substantially: Mr. Speake\ this way wc arc talking about reminds - me of aa old story about an old planter of tbU ?l Li : - county. Who owned ? ? olorcd woman, who hail a good man) children. Welt, every wecK h ; rm 0 < - -, "ii Hits worn ni with a largo i|uanlliy of broad ami meat, amply stiutcicnt, m ho thought, to ply tho wants ot herscli an?l children. Yet, every Ilma Ins uaw il"- children their nioiittis looked greasy, as sr limy had had v. plenty of moat; hilt (hoy wero always cmiptalhlmi that they didn't jr?, i enough. Well, hod lenhlnedto watch itiitl KOO what wan done with thu meal. Well, r~- did w itch, and mw the mother take om tho li ly's supply, cut it herself, and theil rab the month* or ino children with lim sk In i VVetl, now. Mr. Speaker, lt seems io me, Hitit this plan or pay int; '.;.'.: ><.'? comml'' ;;->t"-: * high salar! ?s will result In depriving:'thu school children of immy benoiHs of Hie Mate fund, which, otln-r wv,-, it, y wotlht rooi ive. lu fai it is periliiHili?: Hie school commissioners loer.t all lim ment, and Uten !.< gr th i mouths >f ike seb?n) cluldn ti wi 'i Uiu ...:...!. Vl.lN'UIKti TO OK?'tCl?. . Maxwell made nome further remarks, dining which he rcijiti . il .Milson, State Siipeilntcndciit ?r Kditcittlou, tn slate what the school commis? sioners hud done tn carry on tho work of educa ti"-:. Mash objected lui i--. He knew that lb. siipvrliiiondcur. ooiihluol loll nf ::. ir.it good, lind If ?.o c- ! t.>.-;>. .?i he ivould hiivo tb lo?l ol' . ho bud. John >).i ;. I ! ??a-i'.i ii <. . teil Hioprcscnt .air.ii-i;-- loo. -, . lo reiUtiitl ll" oitle : allays. x.i?!:. Well, I .. ti't know; lint t think Ihey WOiitd. Y u offer tildi S&O-l ora ;iC-..i:i year, mid .ii y will bo very apt !<. stiel:, 'till Ihcrc'tl tie m. g : :?i . i.M o" iho'ti. '. ', sir, tbiy w'oiihj >t!?.:. to the Dili :..' " r.li t drathtb a ?Ie.v.1 beg gar; yes, ?ii1, Uko -v ! -. -VI li.iptNt. If ht.i li aie! s iyero | ::: .? o;.r, he would cling avith his foeti nn'ij If ttv-y w. M pu?Kl off thoy would held o?.wltu t'i lr -Hi; un . ?u n lastrt'ioit. would ".vim '." ?vi bu timi Iticy trill ul Ways bit four' ty! . pi '.. : ?;: ? -p 1 gi it?-;. |)iin'atd.<n:i trove-t that tho romml-v siontM,, :. ;.. : Hi . rio ?u-.UInitUst? . Comity, roccivo :}'??, und ho fem. i per tciliuei. -MI?KOII sjiut i n.j..I? - :.?. i: . said tl .. there lia? . - ii . i rjiii .. si ki ail <-i um emin ticsivy iif im'.ti! . rs;.Mimoof i. Il 1 ht true, liad n at ... : i :.> ittui.-dath's. but.i tfirjfSi .iu?j?rjty huit, ntl it ia did liol yyiih iheiii io I croa* i of .? i'.ary lo I iii -.:'.. o.i -r et Charles. J tort i..- v.- : ; sUriiiru up, thou hi was Witt. I .' . iii. bi"juiznter. Mr.Spc:?i:!?r, iihari?jit.?h j iii .. in : rf ?. . : .: m li t're. 1 thhik Hie I itiiiiio, Chiiri?Aloii County, shohiii bo ririiitcd on ! Kreuch II.M-IIO paper, put hi n gold ira nie mut hon4 up over til i .-. ?' desk. Corb'.u. Mr.S.ii : sumter ha* opened .'-. h-.i'lcrie.t upon Chariest tm, ''''ii she. Htlll lives. [l.auxhter.j Thu hiotl?n lo giyo tho comml deners >looo tia eli per annum wit* phi timi lost. Tho mot lon of Hay HQ io give I hem ono dollar eddi w ns liol put, but Hie motion of Maxwell ;o give . VJU ? a -li was carried. Boutions 20, 30, ni, tis, 33, -".4. an linstet! their s coud readings; wherever township occurred, "or school district" was added. IIIVINU AWAY I.A:.'!>. Tho Senate Judiciary Committee, to whom was rnferrcd thc '-bill ceiling tho jurisdiction of tho Slate of South Carolina to Ibo Knited Stales ol America over fuch lands as may lie uctpilrcd ror public purposes by thc sahl Culled States ol Amol lea," have made a favorable report, Maim;: thal thc object of the measure ls to enable thc United Stiles lo acquire properly within Hie State ror governmental purposes, with ike same ra cinty thal any citizen or the United States may acquit < lt; that whenever the United Slates hus hereto fore desired to purchase lands within thc Stau fur ita own use, thc Slate has ulwr.ys promptly consumed vmi MM.C? Jurisdiction, and It ii pre smiled would do so in tho future. Thc Unltcil States desires lo nctiutrc property on the const foi lighthouses, and one lighthouse ut least WOUHl have been built during thc past summer lt: Charleston harbor, hail lt not been that it conk not bc done tilt thc consent of the State und Ju risdiction thereof could bu obtained. CHANUK OK NAME. The bill to supplement the act entitled "An ac to incorporate thc South Carolina Improvement und Trust Compuny," approved March 23, ISO! providing that the corporate name ol tho som! Carolina Improvement and Trust Company ebal be (-bunged to thc South Carolina Hank ami Trust Company, and that a meeting ol thc stock holders shall be held within thirty days (rom tbi passage ot this act, for the purpose of reorganiza Hon and election or oiltccrs to serve until Hu next annual meeting, was passed in thc Scuuti lo-"dar. DARKWKLt, COlTUTHOUSK. Thc bill io chango thc location or thc count: sent or llarnwcll County from Hlackvillc lo th Town or llarnwcll, und to provide Tor the holdlni id colin? in said county, waa passed In the Hons to-day without a dissenting voice, lt provide that ns tho location of tho county scat or Karn wc! County, at Blackville, hus been round to bc in convenient and Injurious lo tho interests of t large majority of the citizens of said county, "1 be removed lo liam well, where Hie Courtsor Com mon Pleas ami General Sessions or said count) shall hereafter bc held, mid all writs, execution? and other process which have been Issued am mude returnable to thc sala couria nt Blackville shall bc legal and valid, und made returnable t sahl courts at llarnwcll; that all Jurors and wu nesscs already summoned, or who shall hcreiifte bc summoned, anti nil persons now hound, o who shall hereafter be houutl, tn recognizance, t attend thc Courts or Cencral Sessions und Cou Pleas, at blackville, shall bc required to allen Raid courts al llarnwcll." li ls thought that thc Senate will pass the bl at aa curly day. lll.YTHB'8 OAr. The House passed a bill to-day providing tho Blythe's Turnpike Hoad, located in Crccnvlll Comity, be rechartered fora term of fourtcc years, and vested In James K. Hagood, for thc bi neill of Hie heirs or Ilcnjnmlu Hagood, deccaset with tho same privileges und rates of toll ns thos heretofore established by law. TOWNSHIPS. A bill providing that thc "aol lo organize towt ships, and to doline their powers and privilege bc repealed, except thc number, names an boundaries of the respective townships In thc ri spuctlvc counties," was passed In thc Hom to-day. There will bc brought beforo thc Scnati shortly, a bill to amend thc township act, wilie simply provides Hint th ero shall not bc so mun townships as ul present. It ls thought Hint ll township system, will not bo abolished, but wi bc amended so ns to have lt conducted with fov cr ofllces and much less expense. "TUB Ol.? FI.A0." It will bc rem; mn red that two resolutions pr vldlng that the United States (lng should t '.flung lo the breeze" rrom tho roor or thc Caplt building have been introduced In thc House, oi of which was voted down, und thc other rcfern tn thc Committee on Public Cronnds nnd Huit Inga. To-day a resolution was Introduced r questing Hie committee to report, whereupon \ H. Jones, colored, who bas Just returned fro Washington, said he was mortified to hear it cu rem ly reported While there that thc loyal Gen er Assembly hn-l re-rosed lo allow thc United Slat Hag to float over their heads while deliberate for the good of thc Stato. Thc "old aug" had better bo kept down. If lie put op, Speaker Moses .might, In an nnfort nate moment, think of tko "days of 1801," an Inspired tiy the thought, seize tho Palineua Hs willoh hangs behind lils desk, acolo thc roof, tct down tho "old gridiron," and soon havofloatlt "in tho broad brcczo of heaven" thu flag of lt native State. WIM. HAVE TO PAY UP. In tho House to day a communication was eclved rrom tho Governor, enclosing a letter fro Attorney-General Chamberlain, In which ho no fled tho General Asaombty that footo was due W. johnson, for work dono on the Soulh Carol! University m i-'.'.'; Hitit suit had liecii entered Ibrvo years ag's und a Judgment In iii-* (John Hon's) favor would bo rendered lu Februr.ry; und Hint ita he (O'.iitmh.'rlnlii) could muka nodufenvo he would reeirnmoiid I hui lau General Assembly luukuuu appropriation ; ipay tho ??loutit. " KKK SM A Mi UII.I.K." flic following account was sent into tl!', Unirse A row days ugo. and va ? refcrri d tu tit" Audiiint. Committee, which today reported, ami rccom mu ; t ul Hull ii bo paid: <.<.... ?niA, Dvm'-n, UW?. Hobst) < r UetirtamttUiviH -ir Knuth carolina To Junien M. Allon, Ur. Tn Imil itu ! Siica! er'* aland.$ino:i KM ru :>!.;. "rit . nnd stucco ornaments.... two Wosot nuder stairway. M Kxtra ga* lining. too Total.SIMM! Sneaker Mosts stated that he had given orders for tho. stund, a closet mid a chandelier, hut had no Idi-a iftat they would cost as much in waa xtntcd in tho hill. '.V. II. Jones, colored, contend rsl th:" Hie "c.v?a gns-Ottimj" waa luchtdvd it: Ihcorlglnnl contract. tililult priitcated Iha*. hr wn ii t not voil- ?a priy tho hilt. James 11 en tl frr sou, colored, member 1 rom Nowbcrry, ?lid some of thc caroeiitur'a work mentioned, nod ii ad t?ol been paid, Of.tlieso fact?, he, apparently upnu thc verge of crying, lufnrincd Hie House, and Ini p! ned fa it. ll- ! h.W li . paid, so that liv could get his ninney hud ; buy Christum Kilts. Acoatmil tero; a vd wa-t fl ?ally 3p|Milnt sd to Investigate matter. Viv ::;- uker'a aland ls raid to be worth nbotit $J?X>. llt'lH" ITHMB. General ii. ii. iii?i and .iud :.: C?rpculi?r arc hire. _ / 1 .? s RD CV HU {.: i r.i. ::..>. '.v.. 1 IV. .'**.! vr, .ia i" ? ."; ? : \ of promit: nw, . !.. >; .. :. e V. Ayre, nf ! ; ? who ?Ssarg-A iil?t wl(:i'??,vdttc?n;? hia itatigii V while v; ;.:::;; li . ,\y t -.-y ar lived in I '. a ve- : ". y nf terne bil! willi tito fac? . . . I-i Jail tlutl ?MV< hitit sell tip, ti ; . .. . ' ... proiuhi mi eiti.'.ens, includ lng twp ii*' til ... . '. :'. men. vi;lied bim. Tin wife H.' < iii ?'i :. iva " present w .ie i her husband iva shot. .s?. _ itusmrit.icxiNt: rut-: :?.i nantis. ItictiMONii, H- ceinbur IO. In til? 'tir?t, of tim wool; In fji'i! au.I Marion Conni les, on Uta tinnier of Tennessee, Assistant Asse? ; ir Hm'.tli and a Illili . l ..?.lat"-, cavalryman named John ltowlc,.were ?liol ?md tia.liv woundei by bushwha 'kera, willi : > lurching i'm- lllle.it urilla stills In the mountains. Supervisor Presbury i making eiforts to Induce thu government to oilVi a reward for i lie arrest nf thc parties who attempt' cd tho assassination. EA HUHES IN NJttr rona. NKW VOIIK, Dercmbcr to. Tiie following failures aro announced: J. Edgerton, carpets, half a million; Isaac Prayer dry goods, liabilities large; George Wright, Purl Hotel; James Heck, shirts; Unsworth, White A belcher, millinery; Cowies A Casey, option anr yarn; i-cgni'u, dry goed'-; R ice nh? Itu, millinery, Baker A Moutugue, reed: Jacobs, wares. Also Howard Cole A Co., or Baltimore, dry goods, Ila bullies seven hundred thousand. cuor.<; r t CONDS. ATLANTA, December 10. The holders of Georgia State bonds, Issued since thc war, exirrcss great anxiety and rear re guidmg inc measures before Congress cifer ting Georgia reconstruction. Besides Hie regular Stat? bonds, a large amount have been issued under acts granting State aid to railroads-all or whictl they reel would bo seriously and dangerously af fected by too mach Congressional interference. v u it o r M . The Vacant Throne. IfADRtrT, December in. Ail necessary measures have been taken lui proclaiming thc Duke or Genoa as King shortly ufler Christmas. Return or thc Cxilci. PAWS, December 18. Thc Figaro says Hint Count Daren demands, ns preliminary lo catering Hie Cabinet, that thc Or? leans Princes he allowed io omer Prance. Th? Emperor replied thai thc republic had exiled Hiern, and concluded by saying: Sec me ugaln on this interesting subject. A H.it lier Suez Canal Cronk. IiOxnoN, December io. ll is reported to-day thal Hie Suez Canal will bc closed Tor new excavalions. Another Spunlvh Protest. PAULS, December io. The Duchess or Genoa protests against thc Duke receiving thu Spanish throne. TUE l'ANTIN Tit AO ED y. Discovery or the Ilcntalua of the Kider Kinch. Tito body of the elder Klnck was found on November'Jj, near Cernuy, In Alsace. Thc Gau? lois gives Hie loiiowing particulars of thc dis? covery: Thc body was discovered In a wood by thc sido of a ruined chateau, lu thc small commune of I lei H tullich, near Wuitwliler. The population of Hie neighborhood would not discontinue their scorch, iud withstanding t lie wain of success and the departure of thc police agent sent from Puris by M. (.'lande. They had given up all hope ol tl niling any Hiing under thc trees, and were ex tending their examination lo tho brushwood on the skin ol thc wood, when they marked a num? ber or crows, which Hew away at their approach. The collection or thurn was ao great on the samo point that tho attention or the searchers wns aroused, ami they pro? ceeded toward Hie spot. Several or those birds remained on a small heap or stsnCB, lighting Tor some pieces or flesh, and only al ian don cd their firey al me last moment. There could no longer ic uny doubl-a corpse was certainly there; In fact, thu mangled remains or a lui man root were protruding through the stones, in a row limmen ts ibo earth was cleared away, and a body lu an ad? vanced state of ducompusitlon waa exposed, "lt ls John Klnck I" nil thc persons exclaimed al thc same moment. Thc examining magistrate of llelfurt, who had not quilled Hie neighborhood, was sent Tor, and on arriving proceeded to an I live..! iga! ion. No doubl to us tho Ideality ot tho budy was possible, although thu fea? tures were not recognizable, tho knitted stock? ings being similar to those worn tiy thc chUdren, wtillc thc clothing was remembered by all those who had scon Klnck before the crime. Tho body waa removed with great precaution, and placed on a small mound or earth, und a number or mun having been appointed lo prevent Idlers rrom ap? proaching tun near, n medical mau was sent for rrom Gueiiwlllcr. Tho legalIdcntlilcation and tho post-mortem examination was Itxud for the next doy. lt appears, adds Gullgnnnl, th I M. Son ve? ras, tho police agent, on reluming to Paris after lils unsuccessful search In Alsace, went without delay to Traupmnnn and Informed him ortho failure or bis exertions. Til oilier declared that ho lind given correct Indications, and that a wrong path must have been followed. Ha thon repeated his fm nier stat, anent, which, Itmay bo remember? ed, was to this olTuct! "Ho had enticed Cluck Into i he II nu-unlit. On leaving tho raliway station on tho M?lhausen linc, al about three o'clock In thc afternoon, they entered an iun, and after? ward, limier Hie pretext or going to discover a method or fabricating base coin, proceeded to? ward Hio forest. Not far rrom tho rntns or tho chateau of Ilcrrenfluch, between Comny and Ol willer, Klnck fell tired and thirsty. Traopmann, who had provided himself with prussic acid, gave him aomo In a glass or water, and the other roll dead on tho snot." Altor this statement ho again cnlered Into a description or the place whore ho liad bnrlud thc hotly, whlch.it- seems, agrees with tho spot where Hie corpso ha9 now been found. it VOUTA NT t'lt O?} j^lN/f f .VtVTO.V. KO VIN M. STANTON I?A?ES Tl) TJIK Bli A ItSWII lATIONi I'HtX'il .???*') ANTl-UKl'lM IA . ii N IH'SOLU .ONS. TUs ? r. a.".. i\ .-?.:ni o? Georgia. (urn; tai. Ttii.v.tm.oi v.; rn? NKW?.| v A nus? -':)N. December !.'. Tho I'rrsldent I :>-.!. ;. tic<;pji?cd Ihn mlgniv thu of Mr.Justlca Crier, nttjl us tho situation stands ID ai,eli', ho wl'l U i-.wuiv ?a- .Monday nornlnutu Kdwln M. ::i mtoj lo '.tic vnonnny on (ho Supremo Hunch. JlUlSO Sidon;;, c." IVltllsj l' -'.i.a, will pmbablj nomina?'-d a- A lum -y Htjornl, vico K iar. Thora va< >t oxcl'.crs^it In tba House to d-vovcr Mungen'* t,i-- a Jn favor or repudia tom. Alt i'..: i? m'ocrnliu lumbers icpndiatud thc speech, and thu lieu ; ^>J?- I r> rai.ilMtlon declaring that tho public crtSu must bv sa-:, i i? Cd, with hat o ic di ' Hg -..'...atv. ? f (Ceti lucky. Mungen wa? ah cnjS? A largu nun?t?cr ?: .d:)? c. urgiuua we're before tho Benata J?dW*arj*?yr^iinilttee t '.. tty. giving evldnnco against t * "i'>',)lu of tim Hi ito. Ki'mund?. ono of th?: . ? .." :'? ? com ; i v. afterward:* s '.ii thtv>. a;i: I . ti ti I twin or ivi?ilw.vl In Georgi:*.. P |irjfb;.itr.!l;y hpw i s thu! Moiton')) um :i'iii:<_:il. . . in i r ratlfieaUoii ol icc l-illi ?nth a ncmiinontr ; a ? lubiion ? d. ni tti read i .. ..? ... tv '; i tJbsdo ;. lill : .>.. tao : : j, which havi t-f the?iiirite on Hut ru' i '?fi ' !? Til*.* Ut? rnoy fiminl i, ;\ v. .. i t nonleaUnn ta Coiigr delving ittsii'i tiv^oiiomi law ?fili! ,.?. i\U8 Huit iii 5. !?. :.......:. . iOfci/siMO nur ?hilt ii SA .'ii lillirie; Vu::-i Kia ea Attorney tn Knuth Carolina | \:-:\;'.:{*;-.> |*:iKftM,? WAWI -ON-, December io. onuo rjmulur of ti ?: '.' ion. Fanni Seers of lb i cori i Mtf-e> wi" accompany the surveying exp?dition ! ? Isthmus of Da? rier i. c Commander Morris lie .;*.., ordered lo the lvn-a ...:.? Navy-yard. Impe.lotter Ashley ha- ?. a relieved frotu thc Governorship or M.tntanu. Heneral Cutts, ol Ohio, succeeds. Hoar will noi resign lb**?Att?rnoy-Gcncratalilp until conlirmcd as Snorcino Judge. Win. ?Icntilnga has be n nnmlnaicd ns nssc^or for HUT Fourth District of Gcorgla. TllOCUStotua for the wee:, ending on thc llth were $2,101,000, OOlMKBSaiOKAIa MOOrtiOINOS. tn Hie Sonate, Thurman Int oduccd a r?solu" Hon request lng Hie AUoraej-i. ;neral to inform thu Senate immediately if nay/ arrangement to which he, on thc part thc United states ls a party, exist, whereby Tcrgcr, uowJander arrest and h?>d by tiie militar?, vJ0j/Lp. .i> '". Untied States, will bc discharged or turned over to Hie civil authorities of Mississippi, or otherwise dis? posed of, in case Congress, by legislation, should take away or restrict the Jurisdiction of thc Su? preme Court to hear and determine the proceeding before said court for the discharge of Verger on habeascorpus, and also if any arrangement exists Whereby thc hearing of thc said proceedings or of ;my application for tba Issue of a writ of habeas corpus therein has been delayed, or is now de? layed, and that bc furnish thc Senate copies of all arrangements entered into between him, ns AttorneyGeneral, and thc counsel of Yet get , In relation to Hie said case under thc release. Objection being made, the resolutiou went over. A sharp contest ocoHrred over Morton's amend? ment that Goorgla'B readmission be preceded by thc adoption of Hie Fourteenth and Fifteenth amendments.' Carpenter opposed. Thurman made a strong Impression on the Senate lu oppo? sition. Baynrd spoke eloquently in opposition. Trumbull's Judiciary bill was postponed by a vote of thirty-one to twenty four. Thc Georgia bill comes up to-morrow as unfin? ished business. lu Hie (louse a bbl was Introduced to repeal the ten per cent, tax on the circulation or State hanks. Thc census bill was passed. Dox was added to thc Committee on Klcctlons. The I'residcut deems lt inadvisable to give thc Information t ailed for regarding Spain. The House went into committee on thc Presi? dent's message. Mungen, or Ohio, rend an argument In ravor or tho repudiation or Hie national debt. At the con? clusion, Brooks, Randall, Slocum, Cox, Kerr and Woodward repudiated Mungen'S' views. Thc following was passed: Resolved, that a propo? sition, direct or Indirect, to repudiate the debt, ls unworthy thc honor or good name of thc nution, and this House, without distinction or party, acts Its scnl or condemnation on such propositions, Adopted by yeas 123, nays 1. Adjourned. TIIK M Air iv ITU THIS inoN ia AUK. Tho Mystery Solved. What a grand stimulant to litoraturc is curi? osity I Who but really well-bred men would know tinghi or Junios' tellers now, had he not written and acted upon that famous sentence: "I am the solo depository of my owu secret, and lt shall die with rac." There ls in thc lives of almost all of us a Judos and Man or the Iron Mask period. It seems, however, (hat thc rising generation is not to enjoy, tn these respects, the privileges or their progenitors, ror we aro threat? ened with a real revelation or thc (irai or these fas clouting mysteries, and the second has, lt seems, been Jual dually settled by an accomplished French writer, M. Marius Tophi, who has quito lately published a very Interesting work, elucida? ting thia vexed question. Mr. Topln has made most painstaking re? searches, and, lt ls said, discovered original docu? ments relating to tho pu/./.liiig prisoner, which prove him to have been a person whom very raw or us probably ever heard or before, or arc likely ever to hear of again, one Count Matthioly, min? ister or Charles, fourth Duke, or Mantua. ll seems thal Hus mun hui lu volved J) im sci r lu Intrigues willi Louis XIV, lu regard to tho he I myal or a placo culled Casal, al that time reck? oned ouc or thu keys ur Italy, and when all seemed lavorubly arranged suddenly broko mr, or scorned inclined io placo obstacles lu tho way of tho de? sired object. Thc Klug wan not a man to brook tills sort of conduct. Having contrived secretly to secure Matthloly's person, he desired thal he should be supposed to bc deud, and the curious expo.il? nf was adopted which bas given riso to moro than a century's conjectures. M. Topln has round a hitherto unpublished dispatch or Louis, whit h entirely agr> rs chrono? logically with the records regarding thc myste? rious prisoner, containing tho words, "Nono must know what has become or this mun." Tho author seonta to have traced out tho his? tory, Step by step, With tho diligence or au eng? lish law vcr getting up dormant peerage claims. Ho has discovered that tho prisoner arrived lu Parla rrom tho Isles or St. Margaret with M. St. Mars, tho newly-appointed Governor or tho Hos? tile, on the 18th or September, 1091; that they stopped at M.St. Mara' house, between Jolgny and Villeneuve, whero tho story as to tho pris? oner, guarded with such extraordinary care, Billi lingers, and that about three years arterwards a prisoner, whom he has traced out to bc (his Berg? man, was buried In tho Church of St. Paul, near tho Uaatilc, under circumstances of the utmost privacy-thonamo of "Marchialy" being Inscrib? ed lu thc death register. SOUTH VAnOt.lS.t COM-'KU K.W ii Ol-' rm: ?a. /.. emmett, Hot/Til. It'll*! ? Day** Prot reit lug?. |KKOM ort: OWM ( nr.it'vri.. !?.;. v.| rr.,.;; w.-, s. c., Prcctiibur IC, 1809. Tito nilnl.der*, luy delegate* ?ttl itti?!.-r gruUr.ittt'.t connected witta lite SouitaCnrelnin An ntiitl Cvnletotii.f Hie Mciho-ust Kphtcopnl ('?un'-h. Soul lt, have been collcctlnglu tins place I ?lin"! saturday last. About ouc hundred of tho clergy abd unttio | twenty odd laymen anawored to their names al r??".*-<? iii u?? morning. Thu Be**l?m wan opened by IIIRIIOJI lt. lt. Knvannugh, <.? ?;<*:.:i..:!-:>., whom ?t ?hort, thiel;.* -t, elderly :..< maiman, whose oyo. lu it ; occasional "llashe*, indicate -?lie iitlellect ?>i ike tuan, Ile read Ibo eechtid cha titer of Hiv St cond Kj.lsilc to Timothy, and afb r tliuliody Ita?! KiingHie ST-'d hymn.Ie?l Ina citaste mid reeling a', lo ttl?? Throne ur Crace. Tho httdteilcu Hiing another bytiin m part, after walch Itcv. Wm. Martin Vii thu devotion*. Tho preachers ure generally ! nuking ...ma: kubty ' well. Tlie Itlsltnp Ut reported toItitve sal'tl.n hu j had expected lo see n rather diminutivo body of nnn with !.;.?? '.? complexion*, i.m that after meeting with ibo etiler dlgUltitry of thu i l.;:: i front Oharlvato t and Ur?? tit Me, ht began lo levi quite li?me. Ital-. Vi M. Kennedy won etectcdworeliiry. lind !!..'.-. 0. '.. Darby, Mr. T. :". *?'..> iliutin and ll .... IV. . \ :. rv; r. assistants. Tim Klsliop InMntclc I thc secret] ry :., a ld ?ho nanto, or ?:ov. H.C. Walker to tito roll . : iain* h.tersfho laving returned by liaii.'fcr fruin ; tail .. ntu .'.;.. ? niif rene:-. Tho inc Idpig vt h ra word apj oint? I a co mult* ti . li.litlai . e.ililli Ute' ? for tll'i hu Iii'.'.?.! of the .- .-ii i:, i. v.J. W. "I'lly bdngdeputed Inant !u p??ce o, It'.v. I'\ ?ii Kohat ly, uta? ' .iiitii nut b j rellnv : !: mt th>i . >!:-r; t-hip. Ihe u-iiii .ti' I vu- c inuit UM < . ;>:.!.; t:-. only iii i i . . i ! I.;.- I lie tiling ion <:: . - V. !. A. C. M;:';- r, vi.-.- ??ev. Oil ro il;-, nnd i-!---*:evs. V A. SI ?. . it. A..Wei ry A. I. Can'licit. Dr. ll.-N. Kirkland ; I ! i. .-. ifiluVile*. uti :.'i.Its- . . v*. Klill'.h a!.:! C. lt. Well*. Oil the I'.ible Cause-A piimr, t". S. lien rd. T. A.Ciivlis! . .'. lin I", t?nt i>. lt. harton, Samuel Ur iwn, iiti'l I". I', liiirwlti. Oil in- Publient lou ot tao Minuits-Hovs. Wm. M ii ! i:>. VV. Thou,ps lind J. ll. Johnson. Oii Plu ince-A. A. Ullin .:. il. '!'. Wrkrld. !'r. A. ;:. Wililaitt?, Dei*. K.J. A: y nardie, A. J. stokes, and I. Haytor. On l*ublt< Worslilp-Itevs. s. Leard and .I. lt. t it tl". mi ihc lutero*!* of ti il nnbhi l-Ytaalc i.'otleri - Itevs. M. M. M.? il. w. c. Power, c. ll. Prltchaid, T. c. Herbert, and ::. T. lt mhert. To Audit ibo ..? alums ?if Hie Treasurer of Wuf funl College-Kev. H. A. C. Walker and s. Kobo. A communication was rca?l from m v. ur. .I. c. McKcrrln, secretary or the Hoard or Domestic Missions, lt sela forth tho niiemtlons ?if Iho board as being crippled for want or runds, but ls hopeful for the future. Ilefcrrcil io ibo Hoard or Domestic Missions. Also, a enramen leal lon from Itcv. A. H. Ilcdford, setting forth tim condition of thc publishing house at Nashville, lt ls, for Kio times, highly pro/porous, lteferrcil to the Com? mittee on Hooks and Periodicals. Dev. II. H. H?lst, pastor of the Presbyterian Cburvlu In whoso liouso or v-orstilptli.- body is met, was Introduced to the Conferva cc. Jesse A.Clifton, ?it Itocky Mount; (icorge T. Harmon, of Dom's Minc; Christian V. Burnes, of Abbeville; .1. Marlon lloyd, or Newberry; Wm. H. Lee, ol Delmont ; Joseph P. Knglnn.l and Thomas I'. Knglaml. ?ir McDowell, M. C.; Wm.T. Mcl.clllon, or Wadestuiro', N. C.; Alberto, ?amt, of South Fork. N. C.: Ucnjamln V. Dixon, orsiielby, N. C., and James T. McElhaney, a blind man, of Kock Hill, were admitted on trial Into thc travelling connection or Ute ministry, lt was, on motion, Itesolvctl, That the Committee on Hunks and 1'crioillcals be reiiuested io Impure into thc pro? priety or establishing a liook agency lu t hc bounds ot this Conference, u.which our people may be supplied with our publications. Ii was resolved lo hold thc fliting* or Hie pre? sent session willi open door*. The law ot Hie church requires thc examination or the character ur elders to he conducted with closed doors, un? less otherwise ordered. Kev. Dr. K. II. Meyers, editor ortho Southern Christian Adv?cale, was Introduced. His report or tlic Qualifiai condition or that paper was sub? mitted,-and referred lo thc Committee on Dooks und Periodical*. Thc debts contracted for its publication since the war have nearly ul! been pain on*, and more than four times enough claims nre outstanding to meet its llabllltls.1. The clrcu . lat lon ls only about 7000, owing mainly to thc wan; ef mall facilities In thc patronizing con? ferences. Dev. Dr. Siiipp submitted a preamble and reso? lutions, Inaugurating a movement for Ute resto? ration or tho name mid publication or thc South? ern Christian Advocate tn South Can.lina. There was considerable olMiaud discussion on various topics this morning, generally matters ur local or personal application only. ALL ABOUT TH JJ HT ATS. Marder anil Ilohhcry. Thc Newberry Herold says: "On Wednesday morning last, thc body or Mr. Samuel il. linn? wood v was (Uncovered near tho rear platform or thc Urccnvlllo and Columbia Railroad depot at this place, most brutally uiurdcratl. Soon arter lt was BCCII that the depot had been entered and robbed of tho cash which lind been taken In at the offlco on thc day before, and which amounted to about $100. Mr. Dunwoody hail been for a luugtb of time acting tn tho capacity ur night watchman at thc depot, and must ou thu night huvo been thus foully denn wilta while on bis round. When found, the body was badly muti? lated, the ilesh entirely on* from one ildoof ld* face and head, mid thc budy otherwise dlsllgured. Never before have the citizens of this town been called on to witness so distressing a ?cene ts pre? sented Itself ou thal morning, and never was there so foul a murder committed herc. Mr. Dunwoody was a most exemplary mun, and hail thc general esteem or thc community, and ir the man lived who had not an enemy In tho world, ho certainly might have been called that one. Ile was thc sou of Hie Kev. Samuel Dunwoody, deceased, who many years ago was rcekoued among tho powerful preachers ol Methodism. Mr. Samuel H. Dun? woody himself acceptably tilled on occasions a place In thu ministerial labors of thc church, hav? ing long held thu position of local preacher. Thc cruel murder of this inoffensive, good old man, reven?s tho fact thal there arc those lo our midst who would not hesitate to slaughter a community lu cold blood, H lt Btood lu the wny or their de? signs.' We arc glad to know that thc Governor has promptly offered a reward for thc arrest of tho murderer or murderers. wc would ht,ur in this connection for thc bene? fit of Min benevolent, that tho uni ?lie ly death Of Mr. Dunwoody takes from a wife ami eight help lea* children their only stay. Since tho above wa* put In lyne wc arc aldo to add, that through thc confession of his own wire, Lewis Derry, colored, ls shown lo bonne or tho murderers und ls now lodged In Jail. Two other witnesses of lils own color swear that bc asked there beforo thc deed wa* dono to antut hint In H. Tlteso witnesses have confronted Rerry in making this H lute mont. Tho evidence 1B a mil neut to con? vict." An Unpleasantness So-called. Thc .Spartan says: "A Iluto 'unpleasantness' occurred last week at tho residence ot Mr. A. I'. Turner, In Hil* district, In consequence or an at? tempt by several persons to recapture two stills, which lind boon seized by Mr. Turner. Several shots were tired on both sides, bul luckily, 'no? body hurl.' " 8a?l Accident. AB the down train on tho Sparlanhnrg nnd Halon Kallrond was about leaving Lyle's Kord last Wednesday, Mr. Charle* Humphries, of Union, nt tempted tu get on tho curs. The train being In motional tho Hine, tho uufortunato mon was caught between tho car and thc platform, and was rolled around, lu a space or about eight luches, tho cntlro length of ono car. Two physicians on tho train rendered him every assistance In their power, but his Internal Inju? ries wera of such a nature as to make lt unavall lug. Ho was carried to Alston, where he died in alton*, (mn ir. Mr. Humph lo.?, willi Ids lam.iv. I wi.s ?HI lils way '<. lexus. 'i'll?! Iii ly wan brought | buck to Union ou Saturday for hitorineiil. while I th'.- I'u.ti'y iiii.Mr.d it. tr ?t* . -* - : n--? :t.:. ;o'.ir:i y. Iiicm.i.' i . -in. Tito Sumter Wuli'hmtllt sax -: '.Th? virtue'.. alni cot I cia --nv. ?.; Mr. Henry : piton; UM lilli plantation, ntt'iitt t-i vcn nilli'.? Iroini miner, "Aere llt-HlKITKl tl./ lllOOU.ll.il le* II.i I I..?.V 'Iii!:' Inst. LOKS iibont . Iftotk Mi. tipit II li la oar ?ir om oldest ct: I/, -ts-.? ti:;:u of <|iiu o\ .-II li -i,, r, .ia? I ?-?i.i. Kcrvallvi: ii? lila feelings ami uclltuis-ono wini .:??.?: i fairly ami iIwtli wi:n ibo ?..... ml jti'oplu bi ?.i* L-iuplov, mill urho ?i Inoilt tm!vu In bis inaiinci Kent-rally.** ! ourpcti-ilo fi'il a li*rrlbloInsecurity lu thc po?-1 rc.isi'iii ot Ittel1* proper! j*, uo'l I Ititi k i'm: ut- -.a- j rliy bits been lurrer.s .! in- it.- piurlatiuilun t .. > i .illy put fm Mi by Hie l.?verYior ol the Sta'1*, lloro ls Hie proofer ii. Wo cull upon bini tu ucl 111 Hie iii itt ;r.l' Tho Newberry HoraM niy.t: "An nlteinpt WIIS minto on the night o| I ito .itt. in lt:" tho si able of Major.1.1'. Kilian!, bul which a... ...vin-' i??Hiv liaiupiiofs r?r the fodder lu whick ibo tiru wit 1 pluccit. wau frustrated, amt thu v.u ?r.'? - ?table itiiil mutes of thu Mnjor ?..?apel destruction; A re.viird of dnoo ls offurod for tho apprclict don ?II lt. . inoindiuiKs." Tliosaiiiu pun lui MI-.-: '"Tao whit** men, ,lo> .......ii Druci* und J. H. J. iikiu -. wu nrrestni ;.....! week us ni.cry lo tho burning ot' Mr. Davis' gliihoie-i*, ?uni brought lo i .?.vu. SubstM-iicittly ilicy were hailed in :.:.! i- mi ? r . "?no i .... .i lu tip. peur tiiitnswer wat uciiilsil upon." . -i: reds t??* M a < ?. .*? ?-..?. James T. Hull, of .Spat tnuhiu . nimllstritie, ha", been rciw.vodi slid HlgiiUiur Pavla tipnoti ltd in iii- S? ' . A hog waa buiirlicrcd lu KpAVianliurg I.v t week willett iveigln : :.; i p mn ls ....:. Th?' e**|tjh!Hoii nt Wi-ii o ', College ? ti Thin ??lay whs moderately wi lt r.lti ti t' !. Til" ol ... l I aa ? theirM'.lijeeis ?veroaa loll.;: J; linty. Ah* Urville, .. utjil rultuie." S. N. llolutitd, Allder der-'o -, "Aeiion." W. :?. f 11 '.'.. i<?t. M.II?ri:.n<f....'. .*.. icei I lu l.lle." lt. V?. Suilivitn. laiiiieus, v l!f. reoi ; nfliio ??.o-...'- ?." ,\ piistiiitir.j has been e,-?!ttb||<?lu'il it Ciller's Cro. i i ? ililli r County. li. ::. .-. \.: MlOll duri .... . II.' I di .- -.M.:! . .*.-:i. '.a.'- : did t: ne. INii it t : .... 'aial v. .., '.. hui ll. r.w.i ni.niiiiulisprc. int.! ?very IM'IMJ we?? eu*, .'indued Hird ??er |lfi?*tv?i?M liront i*f .... . ft i ? tit t t>. Having roeitv."t i iiv.ir.il . ?ti ii. niel ;-o<?. - .??iv: in .'.ti . ni. u tr. .1. .::?..? ? a nfl! .: el |liit'di| ??ie, combined willi per. ?...ml l'ui?utto.v which -ililli' wp.; iiritiltuicy,'nial . l!tii?e?i;ouii la cit early liev'd ip ii eu I Ol gr? ai proiiil.-ui io rdtalLv.i im.l frlohA's, nu churn tor bille bf! her, nil Hire wit? moro' pi imb 'iii limn that ..r ULIiK-.i aiiiitihlilti mid lin iu'0-oiinia'o ill-ip')! . Itiiil. Uiiobtrkidv'j -u conversai! il. a slnerre ruimlrerof tho truth, with .: mind ivell p..: meed laittl her .!?'lights. Bim tii'V -r fiiiled io be a'.lt companion tlio*efnVtheriulv:tn?-?d in i'i". Tile diUiii-fe ol a ile\o!fil father iiiaterlnlly hast coed h.-r en.I. Her ?lally prayer nc. .vr ceased for hit* nitich love?l ititd departed parent. At limmen timi of hi? iiuiif. ncr youl ti fur heart tlirohh;:! with motions of wami ntrcntlou. Hut our young li jarid lui moro, lier Spirit i- gone to ne el her fo.llterl:i heaven. Tiieeotd en ! silent loiiiliin thc eily ?if thu dciid covers her mortal remains. At? uir?ctlone.lc um lier, brother and sister -=:i:t H.. to mourn i heir irreparable hes. May this sad and multi unholy iieroiivnmeiit bo suuelllled ta iheiii, and prove her eternal gain. MANICAUI.T.-IHwl, nt l'aris. Prance, on the *tOlh November, ism, ll. li. HANIUAU1.T, ul Churleatoii, s. (.'.. tigcil tiny years. * Special .rxTCtlCCG. p?f- ADAriN?.STHATOI?'.S NOTICE.-I hereby give nuilee to the Kindred uu?l Creditors or JOHN UKI.!., late or Colloton County, deceased, that F win apply to thc Judge or Probate forCol lcton County, on the lotti day of January, 1ST0, rot* a llnal discharge as Adtululstratoi' or said Es? tate. - WM. .H. MINUS. decio rtiiimo* ?&* NOTICE.-BY VIUTUE OF AN order made by thc Juilgc of the First Circuit, .lated tho 1st December, 1S6U, notice ls hereby given to all Trustees mid Cuardlans whose Hands were taken by thc former Masters In Equity ta? illis County, loc?me lu nnd vouch their accounts before mc on or liefere thc l?lh January next, otherwise they will bc reported iu default. J AM KS W. OKAY, Special Kcfcrce, decio rn_ Oltlcc Courthouse. Jja?- STATU OF SOUTH CAROLINA, LKXINCTON COUNTY- In Probate Court-Ex parte JAMES INA IHN ET and JURIAII E. INA HI? NKT-Petition for Partition ur Kcal Estate-ll ap? pearing to the satisfaction of thc Court that CAROLINE, ISAHELLA, J URIAH ami JOHN CKIJKHS, four or thc defendants In thc above en? titled ense, aro residents outer and beyond (lie limits of this Slate, on motion of Messrs. DKTHKV IU.R A SiSTituNK for thc petitioners: lt is ordered, Unit thc Bald ISAHELLA, JUHIAH, CAROLIN]: and JOHN OKI.)Kits, ?In appear, plead, answer or demur to thc said petition within forty days Trotn thc publication or this order; and in default thcreora Judgment pru confieso will ho entered against Hiern. ADAM KFIRD, novio f Pi Judge of Probale. L. C. jj?tfr IF YOU WANT STRAW, MANIL? LA and nil kinds or WRAPPING PAPERS, goto KI > WA un PERRY, No. 153 Meeting street, oppo site Charleston Hotel, Charleston, S. C. ileeM nmos ** ?Sf NOTICE.-ALL PERSONS NAV INO claims against the Kstute of Dr. J. L. KOW* ELI?, late of St. Janies Santcc, will present them lo thc undersigned properly attcsteil, within the time prescribed by law. All Indebted to said Es? tate will idease make payment at once. dec7 imo K. W. NOWELL, 1 Bvccut0" lu a NOWKI.L. f r.ACCUtors. ?arQLA8S GLOBES.-SOME MONTHS ago ten or twelve Cut Class Cas Cloues were len with P. L. QOILLEMIN, Gas Fitter, Church street, tobe sold. Thc owner will please claim i ho Globes at once, or ihcy will be sold to defray expenses. _ dccil pgr JUST RECEIVED, A I. A HOE ASKOUTIIKNT Ol' FINE BUSINESS ENVELOPES. KO?. 6 ANO 0, Which will bc furnished to our customers with nosiness Card neatly printed thereon nt fl to $o per 1000. CAM. AT THE NEWS JOB OFFICE AND REIS S A ?ir I.r.s. novio .^arKEEI' TUE CIRCULATION AC? TIVE.-A free and rcgnlar circulation of thc blood IR essen I lal to health. It places Die whole system In a state of active defence against all unwhole? some influences, and ls an especial purcgunrd against thc inimical crrcut or Budden changes or temperature, and of damp ami cold. If proper attention were paid to thlB Important fact, there would not only bc a groa* decrenso in thc number of enscs of stomach, bowel and rcnnl complaints, Tun also in tho number of denthB by consumption und other pulmonary diseases. At this period of the year, when thc dividing lino which separates a genial from an Inclement season has jus? been passed, a course of HOSTET TER'S STOMACH HITTERS will bc found of In? valuable service In Improving Hie condition of Hie vital iluld nnd gently stimulating Its flow. Vio? lent coughs and colds, Uko Intermittent fever, are the frequent crrccts of a chilly atmosph?re upon a debilitated organization. Diseases of tho kid? neys often proceed from the same source. How essential it is, therefore, for persons of fccblo con? stitution, to Invigorate tho vital organization at the commencement of winter. Fortiilcd by warm Clothing without, ?nd HOSTETTKR'S BITTERS within, the frail and delicate may bravo with impunity nn amount of oxposuro and hardship which, under other circumstances, would pros? trate them on a bcd of sickness. Let them con? sider this and be wiso In time. dec?s ctuc G? I SfoUccs. . THU MINIATURE STKAMB 'AT, v.v-. :?V. WAI:?, now mi exhibition at No. 21* Klin' [two doora below ihn Academy of M ll-dc,) will make a trial trip tito pond font Of CiMtifaln street, To-Mottitow, 13th Instant, at ll A. M. itv: '7 . FI:::.M?V toDAY. . . IIB "CiiiiIST MAS Ol-VKKiNtl," li;/ Kev. V/. WATKIN HICKS, ran li liiul ?,: :.'! tho liookatoicsT?l;t?.tY. Orders from ::. . country to any Rook-teller in elia i :.? .inn iv til dc i> 'otii(r.l> rcsputidotl io. VU" lo Suiuluj Schools, ?.:?0 per lu1:: ?rca copi ? . ?k'.-IT_ -.?-: :.i. i. .: V?iMANUKA< ITU REUB nf Cigars mnl oilier vendors are enuttoiud against ii un?: tho trude ciark of this Factory, nan:-ly, l.A VALENTINA. Ko Cigars of ?hi i brand unil mark an- rtcnnlr.c ai.;" s procured lunn tlni undersign? ed. ?jj ? ..'. ot lite l\iet?ry rt Chatio ton. ALFRED A. CARROT, dect: .'. _ No. Its Fust la-v ? ir-" t. . sr? ( UN ..i-:. I?KH S?'I.AM.SHII? JAME.') ADOKP. or ; not html* thal shu ts diKehirrg hi's cargo ai Adger'.i Santh Whirr, Gotidii re? maining i icu!! I for i anfisot, will lia ni. owners' i.tll nu Hr: WliraT. -AMES AUGER fi. t tl., doel7 2 , Agett!..' /..... o--! !sournrjiN HXW BUB' COMPANY, CII?Kt.KRTON, ItK?KMT.Ett ! .. int,?. Til? tJtUci: or tlil-? Company ?tas been KKMOYKU fruin Nu. ? : ?' ll- tin-; M 1 o' to No. si l'a vi vre;. Iiun??.tiati ';. '.a rear of thc Pavilion HnU?l. T. i?. Cil.l..;..; i", 1! .'.! I l? .' ?>. Ut. S Cn :-.:i?v:.?:.. .Vi.? . ?'N??Bl'tBI?-?N7B? having ri?lr? .! rr eb . in- s : ni Charil t 4 ti..? < ;y iv.-i'iii.y ?ii' tliaaklitg Iii- ri:.i::y friu.-.ils lui't t'ii.?lonsiii's rnrljiii? iii. r I piilraii.v . ? iii irl. !, ; .. v i 11 ?lita. ill? ili : '.: ...; . 1 i ' . ; r'ts?t? Ri: nu u\? -n"*? itere . !; . ' .: . iu? :.;.!. ; i'll!: STK."???KB i-.U TATt'ilii 11 rv i OIN i .un! I ILOT ttO.V im- hereby i not Hied that i?.> ni l.lr will io iv ceiv?it aller iiuu * i on i lio ila.-, ul lite?r satllu:,. ?eco .!. 1'. AIKEN A ns.. A j nts. -i-'tiir. h TA VB OF.H0??TI? CAROLI? NA, c?<: .. TON coi s'i'V,-lu th? ronitn'oii : i< KS. I?: MAB lt. WA IHN?. ;;M?I ?: ff. J. PERRY, lixccf ut.irs or IJENJAMIN H?KKY %.>.JOSEPH TICK. i ;:.-itacin 1 nt.-?Vhcreas, Hu; plaintiffs ??il, na theTV.'Kxvv-Tiiitiii HAY ot' Fntitp.iiiY, tilt' ihcir declaration against, thc defendant, who (as it ls said) ls hh?ent Irani und without tho limits or t!ii; State, lind has ucithcr wife lior attorney known within thu same, 11 pim whom u copy of the said decliya'.ion might hu served: lt i.- there? fore ordered tl;::* Hi.) said defendant do appear and plead tulle said declaration, 011 or before tile TWENTV-TIIIUII HAY OK FKUKITAHY, Which Will lie In lite year of our Lord one thousand unlit hundred and seventy, otherwise tlual ami nliso lute Judgiueul will then he given and nwnrdcd agaiust him. A. c. SHAFFER, C. C. C. Clerk's oiiiee, Collcton County, marchi" 1 juuelT-septl?-deeiT Z?)- TO PRINTERS.- IF YOU WANT NEWS, LOOK, CAI*, I) KM I and MEDIUM PAPERS, Hill Heads, Statements, Cards, Card Hoard, Print? ing Material, thuding, Ruting nnd Catting, go to EDWARD PERRY, No. 165 Meeting ptreet, oppo sile Charleston Hotel, Charleston, S. C. decU Amos pa- IF YOU "WANT LAW BOOKS, LAW ULAN KS and Legal Printing, go to EDWARD PERRY, No. 166 Meeting street, opposite Charles? ton lintel, Charleston, S. C. dcclt Cmos pa- MANHOOD.-A MEDICAL ESSAY on thc Cause and Cure of Decline fin Premature Man, the treatment or Nervous and Physical De? bility, Ac. "There Ls no member of society by whom this book will not bo round useful, whether such per? son holds the relation or Parent Preceptor or Clergyman."-Medical Times and Gazette. Sent by mail on receipt or un y cents. Address the Author, Dr. E. DEP. CURTIS, Washington, D. C. _sept I lyr ~^B-EIUtORS OF YOUTH.-A GENTLE? MAN who snirered for years from Nervous De? bility, Premature Decay, and all the effects of yoathrul Indiscretion, will, ror the sake or surfer lng humanity, send free lo all who need lt, Hie re? ceipt and directions for making thc simple rem? edy by which he wns cured. Sufferers wishing to prout by the advertiser's experience, con do se by addressing, with perfect confidence. JOHN li. OGDEN. No. 42 Cedar street, New York, novo .linos jSr??"flIE GUEAT SOUTHERN REMEDY. JACOIPS CHOLERA, DYSENTERY AND I il A li? lli UV. A CORDIAL.-This urtlclc, so well known and highly prized throughout thc Southern States as a Sovereign Remedy tor tho nbove diseases, ts now offered to thc whole country. it ls Invaluable to every lady, both married and single. No fa ..illy can afford to bc without lt, aud none will to whom its virtues aro known. For salo by nil Druggists and general dealers. D6WIE A MOISE, octll 3mosPAC_ General Agents. par MILHAU'S GOLDEN COD LIVER OIL.-With Hypo-phosphite or Limo, a great Im? provement; made with thc best oil kuown, lt unites oftlcacy with pleasant flavor and easy di? gestibility. Sold by all respectable druggists. J. MILHAU'S SONS, No. 183 Broadway, decio flu Imo_Now York. PS-HO CONSUMITIVES.-TUE AD? VERTISER, having been restored to health In a rew weeks, hy a very simple remedy, arter having flnffored several yoars with a severe lung affec? tion, and that dreadful disease, consumption, ls nuxlons to make known to his fellow-sufferers the means of cure. To ail who desire lt, he will send a copy of the prescription used (rrec or charge,) wlih the direc? tions ror preparing aud using the same, which they will tlud a SPUE CUKE ron CoNsrotrnoN, ASTHMA. RRONCHITIS, AC. Thc object or the ad? vertiser In sending thc Prescription ls to benefit tho afflicted, nnd spread information winch he conceives to bo Invaluable; and he hopes every sufferer will try bia remedy, as lt wUl coat thom nothing, and may prove a blessing. Parties wishing thc prescription, will please ad? dress REV. EDWARD A. WILSON, Wllllamsbnrg, Kings County, Now York._nova fimos ~~pB- AWAY WITH SPECTACLES.-OLD Ryes made new, costly, without doctor or medi? cinen. Sent postpaid on receipt of IO cents. Ad? dress Dr. E. R. FOOTE, No. 120 Lexington avenuo, Ncw York._dec?s wrmfl 1 nos ptr AWAY WITH UNCOMFORTABLE TRUSSES.-Comfort and Cure for thc Rn,'.tired. Sent postpaid on receipt or io cents. Address Dr. E. n. FOOTE, No. 120 Lexington avenue, New York. declS wrm3mos JTOLME8. 4 MACBETH, Ko. 30 BROAD STREET, Charleston, S. G., BROKER, AUCTIONEER, REAL ESTATE AMS GENERAL COMMISSION AGENTS. Will nttnnd to Renting and Ooltoctlng or Rents and pnrchaso and salo of Stocks, Bonds, Gold, Silver and Real Estate. ALSO, To the Pnrchaso of Goods and Supplies for par? ties In tho country upon reasonable terms. G KOROR L. Il0UiB8.......tAUXANnXR MACBETH. janl lyr