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Let the eontrabaud- he put to work, to save our
gallant soldiers the drnd.ery that DESTROYS health:
Thousand or two hundred thousand negroes work
ing for our soldiers. II Gen Ha1lcck had fifty
thcut and negroes to build his roads, drag his can
ntn aud drive his teams, there would not be so
many thousands of our gallant Western army
crowding our hospitals Cia2innaG Con-, 17t1.
Is not a commander more nice than wise
who neglects the willing material ready
to his hand, and inhicts the heavy drudgery
OF advancing the army upon his soldiers,
when plenty of black laborers are willing
to do The work and do it well, and each
o, thus employed is just SO much taken
from the enemy The squeamishncss Of
our Generals is costing the lives Of loyal
men hy the hundred. Is it creditable that
this fact Should renluin unchanged?
, 1862-05-19

:" AMIN FOt;T i Il e S .
w Owing tn great 1css OF business, nurah9-
Of city Dentists Lavc commenced regular slor
sor PRACTICE. this to atif all that no: of tat
nun11er. h;stc}aks work ut living p,ics*
J. WARD ELLIS Dentist Office Iii Portland Hu.' X.
corner 1t v asnincton ami Uca; ~t-estB, SB.-So
10 nor Is dollar sets Of Teeth l.l:lt at u;Hee.
my19.rtGG1t
, 1862-05-19

E The telegraph brings us the intelli-
geuce Of the repulse Of the gunboats Ga
lena, Monitor, A7oostook, Naugatuck and
Port Royal from Fort Darling, located On
James River, seven miles below Richmond
The meagreness Of the dis2atch-although
an official onc-givcs us but limited
knowledge Of the disastrous engagement,
but it is more than probable that the re-
pulse was largely ocoasioned by serious OBJ
shuclions in the river. From the fact
that the boats engaged were the strongest
in the navy, and from the loss Of life, which
is OILY hintea at, We fear that our boats
have been materially damaged We can
only trust that the details Of the news may
not confirm oEr apprehensions
, 1862-05-19
4 FEDERAL REPULSE ON THE
JAMES RIVER.
The Gunboats Beaten of at Fort
Darling.
IT BILLED ON BOARD THE FLO
TI[.I,A,
The Naugatuck's 100- Founder Burst

WAsH%G1os, May 1.-THE following hss
been 1sceiyed at the War Department:
WILLIAMSBURG, May 1.-THE gunboats
Galera, Monitor, Aroostook, Nauga!uck and
Port koya1 were repu1aed from Fort Darling
Z miles below Richmond, yesterday.
s portion Of them haze returned to James-
town Island near this place, in James River.
Seventeen Of our dead have already been
buried and there are numbers wounded aboard
the vessels, including Lient. Morris.
The 100-pouDd gun On the Naugatuck, eS-
ploded the first fire.
(SigneD DAVID CAMPBELL,
By authority Of GEN. MCCLELLAN.
WASHINGTON, May 18.-No official report
of the gunboat at1air on James River has been
received Messages received Indicate on op-
portunity to do better in future. The river is
now clear OF distractions to within eight
miles Of Richmond. At that point is q heavy
battery On gh bluff. The river is tempo
ra1ily closed to navigation by sunken vessels,
among which are reported the Yorktown and
jamestown, piles, chains, ETC.
The Monitor could not elevate her guns to
reach the bluff, which rendered her useless
The banks of the river are fllrd with rife pits,
from which incessant fire VAS poured on out
fleet, part Of which were engaged within six
hundred to Thousand yards Of the main bat
tery- After an action Of fouF hours, the fleet,
fntipg it imIracticable to silence the battery
on the bluff, withdrew. Onr loss is 13 killed
and IL wounded. Full particulars are expect
ed tomorrow.
, 1862-05-19

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune.l
CAIRO, May Is, 1854
The steamer J. c. Swon arrived this morn-
ing from Pittsburg Landing. She brings no
newE Of importance. Our forces were busy for
tifying. There are d great many rumors in
camp in regard to the evacuation Of Corinth,
and many Of our men think it is SO.
Gen Sherman had skirmish with the ene-
my on Wednesday, and repu'sed them with q
small loss on cur side. We only had twelve
wounded in the engagement.
Nothing Of importance from the fleet. The
gunboat Mound City has been repaired and is
on her way to the fleet.
The enemy arc again sending some Of their
men between 6ykeston and New Madrid-
These arc lurking around our outposts to OBJ
serve our movements
, 1862-05-19
THE NEW CONSTITUTION.

Will the people Of Illinois read the full
and scathius expose Of the swindle at
tempted upon our State in the new const1-
tuition, the work Of the old political hacks
and stagers, who seek to tasten the Egyp-
tian policy upon US for the next ten years.
Here arc the arguments against the infer
nal plot, set down in detail, and so plainly
that the dullest comprehension can master
tlem. The article is from the pen of q
Southern .nlinoisan, and is exhaustive in
its facts and reasoning. It shows the real
nature OF the scheme, and one By one
holds up its beauties to the view. Read
the article, and see if it be not worth while
to bury the whole concocted infamy out Of
sight when the day Of election comes.
Read the article and pass it to your neigh
1&r,,c
, 1862-05-19
FROM GENERAL McCLELLANsS
COMMAND
More Skirmla1aing-An Attack ON g
Federal Wagon Trniu--TWo Rebel
Reg i1nents HiTed.

NEW YORK, May ia letter from Cum
bt rlard, Va, 18Th, says an attempt was made
this atsernooi, by The rebels on our left to cap
'ure some Of our wagons, hundreds of which
1iue the roads bet~ cen here and Buckhonse
Point, but cannot learn that they have sue
ceedsd. During the tune the rebels mads the
attack upon our wagon traiR, Gen McCletlan,
accompanied By his staff, was making recon
noissance, aud came in sight Of the rebel cavae
~ btfore he was aware Of his proximity By
din1 Of hard riding he escaped and took COM
mard Of what forces there was at hand, and
dispersed the rebels.
i is reported here tonight that two rebel
regiments have been cut of in their retreat
By the burning Of Bottoms bridge By our
forces. If this be true, they are, In the Ian
enagc of the Ogre, ''mT meat-'
BALTIMORE, May 17.-Thc Old Point boat
has ar1iyed, but brings no letters. Several Of
the crew Of the Merrimac came up. Some Of
them are Northern men, and claim to have
been impressed.
FORTRESS MONROE, May 16.-Gen. Wool
visitrd Norfolk again to-day. 1t is in contem-
pla,ion to remove thu headquarters Of this de-
pottmf ut to the city
Th.re is no news ffam Gen. McClellan'a
army to-day. He is pushing on as fast as
possible.
, 1862-05-19
FROM GEN. EIELEsS DIVISION.
Particulars OF the Brilliant Dash upon
Suffolk.

NORFOLK, Va, May 14-Ou Monday eGcn-
ing report reached General Vielr's headquar-
ters that the cnen,y's pickets we're discovered
wi'hin seven miles Of Portsmouth,, apparently
ton A detachment Of cavalry, {the 1st
battalion New York Mounted Rifes,}
urder command Of Major Dodge, Of New
York city, was Immediately dispatched to Look
tire Yesterday afternoon dispatch was re-
ceiged from M0jor Dodge, announcing that
he had pushed on his force. without meeting
the pickets, to Suffolk, and had taken the
as ss ts hs eaes saoE saa
dash Of the Major has received the commen-
dations Of the commanding General, although
the occupation ct the place has now
no particular Strategic import nee. The town
is situated upon the Nansemond river, aud is
represented to be . very pleasant place, con-
| timing some 1900 Inhabitants. While the
| rchel forces occupied Norfolk Suffolk was q
| very important point to them, rs it controlled
the communication betwean this city aud Pc
te1sburg. and also that with North Carolina
and the far South. The Norfolk and Peters.
| burg railroad and the Seaboard railroad pass
through the town. Maj Dodge reports that
the Inhabitants have treated him with surly
kind Of respect, but arc not disposed to afford
lim much accommodation In the way Of food
and forage for his command. Within the last
| ten DAYS up~arde of 30 600 rebel soldiers have
pnssed through Suffolk On the way to Rich
| mond-
As close my letter Nal. Dodge's command
Las returned. His appearance is most CRATE
tul. eiuce q painful rnulor reached headguar-
sers lutte last night that he bad been cut of
The result Of the reconnaissance has been
most valuable in results. The city Was sur
{ rendered to the Major yesterday BY the Mayor,
, eho gave up the keys Of the buildings, and
the Place passed legitinately into the posses.
J sion Of the Goveromcnt without atruggle.
Major Dodge informs me that upon his en-:
trance into the city the Inhabitants treated
: him and his command with marked rep ig
: pauce, and come Of them even refused to give
the soldiers a drink Of water. He WIS assured
the rebels "would return In about six week
and give the Yankees hell" The retreating
rebels gave the people Of Suffolk notice tha
? they we're "comfng back" and hence tn
a impudcnce towards our troops. The benight
y I'd people in the "Confederaey," seen
to he troubled with hallncinatio
= akin to that indu1ged by the Jews In regar
i to their coming Messiah They looked upo
Jtff. Davis as sort Of political Savior; ant
+ 1otwithstanding that h. is always rnnnin
. away, and continually upsett1ng their nope
| hacE sometime to perform miracle for then
, 1862-05-19

NEW YORK, May 1s--By authentic news
from Port Royal We learn that negro pilot
brought from Charleston fort rebel rug,
with number of men destined for Fort Rip
lev, He surrendered her to our squadron.
H is a great acquisition, he knowing all the
Hunters proclamation is being Published
iu Charleston. A negro insurrect1on vas in
m.mba1d Savannah. Our gunhoats are up tha
liver, and pickets arc within four mites Of
Il yity. Massive batteries with Parrots guns
are erected around the city. We have por-
tion Of the Charleston q Savannah railroad IN
our Possession.
WAsH1naror, May 49, The Navy Depart
mept received . communication from Com.
Dupont, dated Port Royal, 18Th. giving an
aevpunt OF the capture Of several rehel schoon-
e1s. No Other news ofimportance-
The Post Office Department directs all mali
| matter destined for Buruside's command bs
| hereafter sent to New York.
, 1862-05-19

WASHINGTON, May l6-There have been =
great many rumors Of tue proposed intervcn-
iion Of France and England in our affairs float
iug shout this city for several days.
fhc greater part Of these are the work OF
eecrtt seccseionlsts, who know that the rebel
lion Is Oh its last legs, and who wish to bolster
the failipg caus.- They are sending letters, I
suspect, to all parts Of the country
Nevertheless there has been enough In the
attitude assumed BY certain foreign ministers
to give 1'1ausibility to their statements.
There has been some danger Of 1nconsid-
crate action un the part Of the French Minis
t.r, It is thought, but the recent victories Of
our arms at New Orleans, Norfolk, Fort Pillow
Aid elsewhcrr, have poured SOME new light
Tito the foreign mind
One tEi1g the country may rest assured Of,
th t the Government will meet all threats or
tts.ders ofinterventfon in the most determined
spr.t+ Friendly offers made In 4 asincere desire
- aciust the civil troubles will be coutteousiy
c1nsi itt rcd, but any other viii be summar1y
uisnl sset.
It is reported upon pretty good authority.
| that Pr sident Lincoln has said that he would
raise frxsh army OF I. million Of men. rathcl
Than submit to any forcib1e intervention. L
| hr did ray 60. he only anticipated tile uniyer
| 6sl eeutiment Of the people.
, 1862-05-19
From Shfleh-who Command tho
Hebel8.

CAIRO, May 18-The New from Pittsonrg
Landing is unimportant. After picket skir-
mish on our extreme right, lasting nearly TWO
ta,e, the rebels we're driven back, having SIC
ceeded in destroy Ing q bridge over small creek
four miles north OF Corinth, to prevent the
advance of our forces. Twelve OF our men
ART reported wounded.
Desersers report that the rebel army is saf-
fering greatly tor water and provisions, and
that many Of their cattle are starving for want
If forage. .
Gue1rilas inf-st the country surrounding
Hickman. New Madrid and other points be-
luw- and are committing great depredations.
No newe from the fleet.
The gunboat Mound City left here tonight,
her irjuri, received during the recent engage
hit nj having heen repaired.
Passengers from Pittsburg give currency to
a rrport brought into our camp BY deserters,
rbat Bragg commands the army at Coriuth.
Beaur+gafd having gone East. Price com,
mands The right wing, Polk the centre, and
Van Dom the 1T.
, 1862-05-19

TOR SALE--A Carriage, Har-
Il ness Saddle. etc. for sale at bargain for cash.
will bt exchanged for F FCRS1TCHE, CLOTHING,
superior GOLD WATCH. Buggy to be seen at Nrght's
C'rriace Factory, 153 State slreet. Address Breezy
Boz 2153, Chicago. uly19-r463Sst
, 1862-05-19

Col. nanIc1s7 Wisconsin Roy8 Capture
4 Rebel Colonel.
CARE G1RARpEAC, No., May T.-Dispatches
hear Bloomfield Mo, contain accounts OF +he
capture Of the notorious Col. Fhcl IN, of JEFF
Thompson's gang Of marauders, and over one
hundred Of his meD. Fifty Of them, it il said,
gave themselves up, and expressed desire to
return to quiet and peaceful lne-
, 1862-05-19

WHITE House., vs., Lay II.
TO Hon. E. Il, Stanton, stcTsta7yef Har:
The combined army and naval expedition
went some Is miles up Pamunky River to-
day, and forced the rebels to destroy two
steamers ind some twenty 6chooners. The
expedition was admirably managed. We have
advanced considerably to-day. The roads are
improving.
(SigneD GEO. B. MCCLELLAN.
WHITE HOUSE, Va, May 1S.-From the cor
respordencc Of the Associated Press, We learn
that the advance guard of our forces on the
main road to Richmond. ria Bottom Bridge,
drove the enemy across Chickahomiuy River
yesterday. Our troops on arriving at the bridge
which is fifteen miles from Richmond, found
it on tire and were opened upon by rebel
battery No one injured, We expect consid-
crahle difficulty in crossing here, as the coun-
try is low and swampy. Our advance from
this point must be necessarily slow, there
being no river transportation, and every
available obstruction placed in our way by the
rebels.
The Richmond Dispatch Of the 18th, in an
article On the evacuation Of Norfolk and
Yorktown, and the conduct OF the war, says
"by abandoning detached points which it is
Impossible to defend, we concentrate power
full forces and arc enabled to battle the enemy
in every attack Of vital Importance" THIS
paper mentions terrible panic in Richmond
en- Fridsy on the approach Of our gunboats.
, 1862-05-19
Evacuation of PenBncOIa-The Navy
Yard Burnt.

Yard burnt.
BEF7Rr CoR1sTn, Miss, May 1s--The No
hile Adetrtiser and Register contains the fol-
lowing special:
PESsAcolA, May 10.-At 12 O'clock last
night Pensacola Navy Yard and the forts
were sct on Gre and destroyed. When tac
enemy discovered what was going on, Fort
Tickens opened furious bombardmcnt aud
Kept it up during the conf 'sration, and With
All the public property except the custom
house, which is incapable Of being burned,
was moved, but all moveable Confederate
property has been saved. The railroad track
ing. ! Federal vessel with flag Of truce,
came up to the city. demanding d surrender.
Mayor Bailbe refused to comply with the de-
1nand, but as all the military forces had left
he had no power to oppose. The Federal Q ofhcer
| replied that they would occupy The city TO-
/ morrow, but that the Inhabitants need not oo
alarmed.
, 1862-05-19
ThE TrihuttG.
MONDAY, MAY 10, 1862.

eB We have published full reports Of
The operations Of Commodore Far7agut's
fleet, i'll passing the forts and capturing
New Orleans, and this morning give the
Official report Of Gen. Butler, na1rating the
nlarel, Of the land forces On that city. It
is very Interesting account, and told in
plain, straightforward language.
, 1862-05-19

E The Democratic State Convention Of
Iowa is 10 meet at Des Moines, Thursday,
Ju,e 17.h, to nominate candidates for Secre-
ta,y Of State, and other officers Lafayette"
Jones and Clay Dean, worthy pair Of rebels,
ar t1ayersipg tho State rs emissaries OF JEFF.
Davis, under the cloak Of organizing the De-
1nocracy to respond to this call
, 1862-05-19

LOUISVILLE, May 1S.-Fhe steam ram
Switzerland got aground in the canal, pre-
venting the passage Of boats. The steamer
Glendale, with hospital stores, &c, for Pitts
burg Landing, Was obliged to return to Gu
cinnati There is hut two feet water upon the
falls. The Franklin will carry forward her
, 1862-05-19
TIE LATEST NEWS
BY TELEGRAP
from GEN. hALLECK'S ARMY.
Our Troops Steadily Advancing.
Large Arrival Of Memphis Refa-
gees at Cairo.
L BAD SCARE AT MEMPHIS.
The Rebels Preparing for Speedy
Flight.

CAIRO, May II, 1882.
The steamer Shingess has just arrived from
below with thirty refugees from Memphis. 1t is
the same old story Of impressment, outrage
and flight. The Union citizens are waiting,
hoping and praying for the advent Of the
Federal army.
Alarge number Of refugees also just errived
here to-day by the steamer DDigent. They
also report three or four hundred more on the
way. 4 number Of them are men Of families
who have always been strong Union men, and
have left their families behind rather than bear
arms against the Federal Government.
Some Of them are men Of means, and well
known in this community. Thus they al
most became intoxicated with joy when they
landed here, saying they once more breathed
The pure atmosphere Of liberty. One Of them
brings Memphis papers Of the 18th, which
contain the evacuation Of Pensacola, also the
surrender Of Norfolk and the burning Of
Memphis, which they say is military neces-
sity. The Memphis ARpeol has moved its Of
fee to Grenada, Miss, and for the present
works its edition off on i small hand press,
ready to leave whenever our Aeet arrives at
Memphis, which is momenta1ily expected
No further news from Pittsbu15 Landing Of
importance
Governor Blair and Adjutant General Rob
ertsop, Of Michigan, arc in town, on their way
to Pittsburg.
Tie steamer Meteor has just arrived from
PittEburg Landing.
There arc 10 movements Of Importance up
the Tennessee. The army is slowly and
steadily advancing.
Tie rumor telegraphed last night is proba,
bly, without foundation. The Meteor brings
no confirmation Of the report.
, 1862-05-19
Wisconsin BoyB at Cumberland Gap.
La Crotse Republican, l4th-l

From ! friend in the La Crosse Battery tsNo-
l." We learn that it WAS Cuu4berland Ford,
K7,. on the S0th of April, within thirteen
miles Of Cumberland Gap, and would soon
attack it. and Of course take 1t. The Gap ie
strongly fortified and defended by thre or four
thousand men under Col Rcius: The Federal
force was ample under Gen. Morgan Toe
General is described as fat, fair complexion
I'd, light haired man Of conc fifty years. with
agreeable manners, fine conversational talents
and is of an active stirring temperament.
We are sssnted that when the fight takes
llace, We will hear of Battery No l. General
Morgen hss frequently comptimented the Is
Cr'esc Battery very highly. aud has promised
TO give it place where 1t can do something.
The general health Of the Battery is first rate,
| hui lew ART sick AID none are dangerously i'll.
| The bcys a1e all anxious for the fray, aud
although they think they have heen sent to
| he most God-forsaken portion Of Uncle Sans
heritage, yet they will feel satisfied il they
only have a chance to tEg their skill on tht
rebel Notifications.
, 1862-05-19

News From New York.
New YoRK, May 17--Com. Foote is not
coming East, hut remains at Cleveland until
be is Sufficiently recovered to return to the
flotilla.
Tie report about the negro brigade ut Port
Royal is contradic1ed. It WAS contemplated
zee, but is now dtfunct-
Tie steamer Oriule, from Ne~hern the
18th, has arrived. No news Of importance.
The health Of the troops is good.
NeHbeTu is being fortified.
, 1862-05-19
What the Memphis Papers Think.

New YORK, May ia special to the New
York Times says Memphis papers of the 14th
arc looking for a battle at Corinth with terri
BILE interest. They estimate the Federal army
at 60 O00, and insist that it is greatly demorsl-
lied. They say they don't allow themselves
to think Of being defeated. Beauregard is un-
dOubtedl7 at COrinth.
, 1862-05-19

~ Captain Bailey, the second in COM
mand Of the New Orleans expedition, says the
action on the Mississippi has illustrated two
principles: L That no forts could prevent
tuch fleet as we had at New Orleans from
passing up New York harbor to the city, and
up The Thames to London Bridge. 2 That
we must build more iron gunboats, md put
one in every river In Secessia If necessary, rs
the sure and effective method Of keeping the
rebellion il check.
, 1862-05-19

Losses By the Troy Fire.
TROY, N. T., May 17.-The total loss to the
insurance companies by the late fire, Is Sl,-
G4,262. OF the 12S- insurance companies
doing business in the State, 73 had losses IN
this ire; so New York State Companies and
2S Companies of other States. The London
and Liverpool Company lost $157, ,0oo, and
The Troy Mutual $50, 600
, 1862-05-19

New YORK, May 1.-THE steamer, Atlantic,
from Port Royal, 14th, has arrived. Among
the passengers is Gen. Gilmore, who COM
manded at the reduction OF Fort Pulaski
The steamer Planter had arrived from
Charles, run away with by " contraband" pilot
and rrtW
, 1862-05-19

e Ex-Governor Hicks Of Maryland.
talks too much. On late occasion he said
he hated cali anti-slaycry men, aud all pro-
slavery men," As there are only these two
classes OF men in the country, it is fair to
suppose, that the Governors lore is confined
an
, 1862-05-19

More from the marauder Morgan.
LOUISVILLE, May 1s.-Msjor Hc1ved was
released by Morgan at Sparta. Tenn, on
Thursday, and is now at Nashville He1veti
says Morgan had sixty men with him when
he feIt.
, 1862-05-19

We4doD, Il. G., EVacuated.
BALTIMORE, May 18.-The Old Point boat
brings no news. 4 runor is current that
Weldon IN. CO. has been evacuated by the
rebels
, 1862-05-19

e" The Albany aud Boston Railroad Com
pany have recently had two Passenger cars re-
fitted fur the special conveyance Of wounded
soldiers. About half the seats in each car have
been taken up, and The places filled with
bertbs, six on a side, which are furnished with
hair mattresses and pillows, blankets aud
coycrs- They arc designed to accommodate
some thirty soldiers eacb-twelye in berths
and the others in seats. Each car is to be furn-
ished with s1loon.
The example is one worthy to be follow
BY our Western roads, whose longer routes
mu1t be trayerscd by our sick and wounded
soldiers returning to their homes.
, 1862-05-19

FOR SALE-T Two seccnd hand
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, 1862-05-19

Mcclellan Still Advancing,
, 1862-05-19

TOR SALE-The Stock anj Fix
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, 1862-05-19
DATENT METALLIC BURIAL
Cases and Caskets,
xANuFArTURKD BIT
CRANE, BREED s. CO.,
Cincinnati, Ohio,
HAY be ontAtned at
Cairo, ILL.,, Of j. c. Miller,
At the COMMERCIAL HOTEL cnrner 0! Sixth street
tHe tH-- Cotntx 4

NAECHANICS' SAVING BANK,
N1 OF CHICAGO,
Eo. Clark Stree, Near south Water
This Institution will receive Loans Of Money Of any
amount from Mechanics Laboters, Business Men and
others and Interest will be allowed when LETT for
specified time. Buy mud sell Coin and kore1gn ana
Domestic Exchange.
DIRECTORS
NEWTON CHAp1s Col11E BALDWIN, g. H. cAn1
WN. G. Dow. JAs. ACrHERsoI. .
CHAS- T. BoGaS, President
1,E A1xxA6DKR, Secretary, my1S-z4St1y
, 1862-05-19

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TIM R1TTERS-E1haussed Natures greet restoreF.
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cure Dyspepsia Acfdtty Of the Stomach Darfhea, &C.
A rerfect Appetizer and Tonic. They ;aygpsalc the
bobv vitl.out stimulating the hrain- Thug are COM
cou.t cf pure St CTui1 I:Un. Roots and Herbs and
nre reccumen ndcd By all wEo the1u- Adapted to
tit old or young, but particularly recommended 70
TIE wEck and gud. Sold by all Druggists Grocers
Hote! g and Saloons P F. nRAEE & CO.
u1y1e-rde4Su sts B7osdrar. New York
, 1862-05-19
TEE MILITARY GOVERNMENT OF
SOUTH CAROLINA.

MATTERS At THE CAPITAL,