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STATE C0EvEA TIiO NJ.
MONDAY, sEprEMBEa Is, 1868

n MONDAY. SEPTEMBER IS, 1866. q
At the hour to which the convention
was adjourned, the President took the
chair aud the proceedings were opened
with prayer by, Rev. Mr.. ---s- - 'rF.'
The following additional delegate APP
peared, exhibited his credentials and en-,
rolled his name as a member of the con.
,yention: -, " gs s.
From Greenville-- Mr.. p. Latimer.
Mr.. Inglis introduced The following
resolution which was considered inn.
mediately and was agreed to-: III
That the committee on, the Legisla.
tive Department. be instructed to inquire
and report on the propriety of so chang
ing several sections of the article in the
constitution in the legislative depart
ment, as to omit any property qualifica.
ton for seat in the House Of Repre-
sentatives, to insure that the require
ment ofqualificstions forthe Senate and
House, shall cover the whole term Of Of.
flee for which the party be elected; to
.dispense with any restriction in the
smode Of election Of its officers BY each
House, and to provide for the present
,rate Of compensation to the'members for
their expenses. X 81 l \, ~
Mr.. Robertson introduced the follow.
ing resolutions which were considered
,itnmediately s q \, u y7'ie
igs RssdIpea, That the pay and mileage
,ssof the members Of this convention shall
be Ave dollars q day for their attendance
thereon, and twenty cents for each mile.
BY the usual roate oftrayel, Yin coming
Sc and returning from, the convention.
l2ssolued, That. the pay Of the clerk,
messenger and door keeper Of this con.
vention shall be the same pro rata as
paid to similar officers of the House
.ofRepresentatiyes Of this States,
Resolved, That the President.pf the
convention appointia cashier andassis.
tart cashier to prepare pay bills for the
anembers aud officers. 2fta@ '.f, Js,as 81
Resolved That be referred to the
tcommittes Of Ways and Means to- pro-
vide for the payment Of the members
and officers Of this convention, as indica-
& ted in the above resolutional Asft fa,g,
9SN The first, third and fourth oftlthe 90.
sries were agreed to the second was
referred TO the COMMITTEES, with instrue-
qtions, the amount Of salaries under the
resolution, and to include the Solicitors
'>and Attorney General. &lSs
Moses introducedsthe following
ttEssolnbon, which were agreed Jtos sg
2SefI2esolvea That 1t be referred to che
eornmittec on "amcn5ments. 10 the con.
1stitution,', &cy To inquire into and re.
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WEDNESDAY, sEpTEMBER 20, 1865.

arWi'DNEoOhl, ,oGFIEMpEN ", 1000.
The Convention was opened with
prayer by Rev. A. w. Moore.
Mr.. McMaster introduced the, fol.
lowing resolution, which was ordered
TO be printed, and to be laid on the
table III 2
Resolved, That the Governor shall
always reside, during the sitting of
the Legislature, at the place where the
session may be held at all other
times he shall habitually reside at Col.
umbia, so longa as it remains the seat of
Government. .t ,...
Mr.. MCGOWAN introduced the fol.
lowing as an addition to the 4th Sec
tion of the Ordinance to declare in
force the Constitution and Laws here.
tofore in force" &c.: 49,
E"Provided, ho,oeve,, That in case
suit shall be brought upon any such
contracts or obligations, not by their
terms, payable in gold, or in other speci.
fled manner, and entered into between
the first day of january, A. ID. 1863,
aud the tenth day of May a865, the
measure of recovery shall be the true
value at the time OF trial of the property
contracted for. but in ascertaining this
value reference shall be had to the con.
dition of the property at the Time of
contract. And in all such cases, the
defendant may show such = value
without specially pleading the same"
MIR. Andrews announced. the follow.
ing amendment to the third section
ofthe first article of the Constitution,
proposing to strike out the section and
insert the following; which was agreed
to-: III, go
"Each Judicial District in tho State
shall constitute one Blection District,
except Charleston District, which
shall be divided into three Election
Districts The first consisting of all
thar part Of the city of Charleston
which lies East of the middle thread of
King street in said city, throughout its
whole extent, and to he called Charles,
ton District East; the second, ofail that
part of.the city which lies West of the
same line, and to be called Charleston
District West and the third consisting
ofall that part of the judicial District
which is without the corporate limits of
the city, and to be known as The Elec-
tion District Of Washington.
d After the receptionof several reports
of Committees, the Convention adjourn
ed. gi5tES .55sii q
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NUMBER S4.
DEssOLuTHsly..

THE co-partnership heretofore existing
IL between the subscribers is dissolved
by mutual consent All business connected
with the firm will be attended to by j. Mo
GULLY, jr. AGNEW, MoCULLY s. co.
September 20, 1865. ~
sept % '65--3
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with leave to report by ordinance or
otherwise.
Mr.. Farfow introduced the following
section for the bill ofrights which was
referred to the committee on amend.
ments to the constitution:
Voters shall in all cases except trea.
son, felony or breach of the peace, be free
from arrest in going to, during their at.
tendance at and in returning home from,
elections. .t HE3
On motion of Mr.. Robertson, 81. 2
Ordered, That when this convention,
adjourns, it be adjourned to meet to.mor.
row, at IL o'clock, a. m.
MIR. Tillman introduced the following
resolution which was referred to the
committee on the Legislative Depart.
ment: 2agf5 ~
PROPOSED CLAUSE OF THE CONSTITUTIONS
The General Assembly may erect
new judicial Districts, but every such
Judicial District shall likewise consti.
tute a new election district, and shall. be
entitled to a Senator and Representa-.
.tiyes in the General Assembly, upon the
same basis as the election districts pre-.
scribed by the constitution (: Provided,
That no new judicial Election District
shall be formed of less area than FIVE
hundred square miles, nor shall any dis.
.trict established hy this constitution be
reduced below five hundred SQUARE miles.
Atthe first general election subsequent
to the next appointment of representa-.
tives after the establishment of new Ju.
dicaI Election District. such District snail il
be allowed to choose its Senators and as
many Representatives as the general as.
sembly may direct; tolbe taken from the
quota or quotas of election district or
districts, out OF which such new District
shall have been erected a 81
Mr.. Dudley introduced the follow
ing resolutions which were referred to
the committee on amendments to the
constitution 80
Resolved, That hereafter no money be
appropriated by the Legislature, nor the
credit ofthe State be. lent, for internal
improvements, or in aid of enterprises of
individuals or corporations, unless it shall
have been so determined by vote of
two-thirds of both branches ofthe whole
representation.
ing resolution; which was referred to the
committee on Ordinances and Resolu-
tions:
I Resolved, That, under existing cir.
cnmstances, it is tho policy of South
Caroline to encourage immigration from
the North and Europe.
Resolved, That in the opinion ofthis
soon as possible, devise some scheme for
inducing and encouraging such immigra-
ton. !
Mr., Henery introduced the following
resolution which was referred to the
committee on the ordinances and reso.
lutions aas a~i
ReSolUsd, That the next Legislature
he ;natrltcten 10 6fbaIiiza the public
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NOTICE.
MORE GOODS HsECEHvED.

MORE GOODS HeECHaHvED.
TDEST toilet, shaving and washing Soaps.
tED Pomadea and Handkerchief Perfume,
ry. 81 egs 9 f
n Hair, nail and Tooth Brushes 1.
G DRESSING, tuck, fine and round Combs.
\ Agate, and pearl cont and vest Buttons.l
( Copperas, Soda, Alum and Indigo. ~ * /,
q Mustard. Black Pepper and Spices. 4, 4.
z Lily White, Pearl Starch and yariegated
Candiss. & N &c sSs &.
X Cigars, Smoking aui Chewing Tobacco, (,
Drake 8 Celebrated Plantation Bitters.
Pocket KNIVES, Mems and w emens' Bro
gans. 4 ", ;l VS.. Y,
s Wyighps World Renownsd Night Bloonl-,
Ing Cefeuss end many other articles
b Call and soc ~ Ssis I.arD. .Bfs OS. g y
sept 10 ie5 y, q; v q n
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WINNsBoRo G, TUESDAY MORNING SEPTEMBER 2e 1865

"Coupty' for District" in. the Cons6tu>
ton.
Mr.. Hammond made report on reso
lutions to raise a police force; which was
agreed to.
The Convention proceeded to the
consideration OF general orders--report
of the Committee on Ordinances and
Resolutions, on an Ordinance to declare
slavery abolished, end on other papers !;
referred. aE
Sundry amendments were propos.
ed, and the following was final
ly adopted, by a vote of yeas 90,
nays 8: 'st
"The slaves in South Carolina hav.
ing been dc tacto emancipated by the ac-
ton of the Government of the
United States neither slavery nor
involuntary servitude, except as pun.
ishment for crime, whereof the par
ty shall have been duly convicted,
sshall ever be re.establishea in this
State" n 9As
Mr.. Melton, from the Engrossing
Committee, reported an Ordinance to
repeal the Ordinance of Secession. as
engrossed and ready for ratification /;
which was forthwith ratified in due
form.
The. Convention adjourned at half.
past 3 P, M, to meet tomorrow at 10
9. m, ga
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GrCot Britain.

In the House of Lords on Monday, May -
Earl Granville postponed the second reading Of the
Clerical Subscriptions Bill. The Torres, konDeIs ana
Tauuareos rii vas read cC1rd lne Several other
bis we've advanced a stage and TIE House adjourned
IA the House OF Commons. on Norcay, May -, lle
Chancellor OF tie EXchequeg ex luod me opinion lie
had expressed with reference 10 tao eeruOn Oi plbAc
money by officers IN similar CONDITION % inst oi '~e
(ic1k oitle Patents.
Mr.. GriGi.bs upon motion for the adjournment OF
fLc House detailed at some length Che ease Of Lieu.
fenautC OlOlel D4WbiaS accusing tic proceedings
az inst that officer II undue se7ery ad me rarty
After further discussion. Lord Palmorston protested
against the unfair, irregular, aGc ineou steAt course
.donted IN bringing this ease before the Horse. Ct-
it, namely, nat for the adjournment which wac mega
tavsd 6y Up 20 49,
The Eon.o then went into Committee. when snndry
T0tes i0f the civil service were agreed 10.
Tie Chancellor OF TIE EscrlQucr moved ,e1ics Of
resolution modifying and extending tue stomp dudes
upon mOftra-es receipts s1d policies OF insurance.
The resolutions were agreed 20 and ordered 10 be re-
ported
Her Majesty the Queen and suite have arrived safely
al Bauoid
The late Commander.in.Chief in India. Sir Hug.
Rose, arrived IN London on SUNDAY Jest from PaIls.
On SATURDAY last the second celebration OF the News
paper Press rrud took V2Ct nj lc fIeeuas ~ Tavern
Mir. Charles Dickens IN me chair, 'O persons asssm
bed on the occasion In me course Of ts evening sub
scriptio-s were announced amounting in The whole q
about 4L2CQ
Tie 7iaes has the following: The Triest Caie1
states hat the experiments made I'D cultivanl c0tU
in Neucta have extended 10 Venice Itself The pro
planted the sandy downs Of the Lido with cotton am,
succeeded IN, Chamber OF Commerce and dealers il
cotton have declared tie article superior in hncnes
and in length 10 AIercas cotton.
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Latest ship News.


steamship NowYork reu-, Woke. Bremen May 2lss
"a SOUTHAMPTON ts -h uo,n, with - Pass AID
sea ip penry.ysai, lBr) Cr,eln' Liverpool pa u,
and 18th, VIA. adse. and 100, passi Williams q
fsst Ar.,,a. colcorl. Remedies, Il days with So ia
Bar. Sqa, tefLondoa), Rich Gardens Is days. .asar
Bs-s Honduras Reeve, Miui,lan 25 days. with maAosang
l RSnseer Cor Sew Favcnl, wellington Mayuguez P.
r., 3d.y. silh mo. sses O. H. Irow .rd iss sons
Hr A4sd it,nli-'on, s"nueso' J. dy' WIKI sugar ~c'
srs A. Brls ,~ FISH, Alin,it an % days. mahogany to b
rfsG NJ Reynolds, Dici Linsan c. b., II day, eOals
BIZ Don Juan Ass) Under HAs'H, u days 'asaTtd
B,s Diasc. Raaaba.l Cow Bay, C. 49, coal to F T'So,a
Brs Anna Wellington, Johnson, cienfsesO' sugar Sc. "a
Brs =. lnsinac Larrsway MElsoane Nay le logwOoi ID
sear Watson Rose waits, Maisnr. 10 d,y'. with rins
apples 70 JAS Dj"sss Econ da5s y. OF hsi'erss VIII
s,h EyeHne, SWEET, Pot Roysl days. lumber to 3. r.
seIr Alert Inshum, TampicO May Ia hey West Elsa
hemp 90 Middleton Go. 49,,
SER Rosl'a q 80 Campeaehy with wood and hides to ~
scir A. Wiie..., Bal. from Boston Albany.
Schr Astoria. ~ gins, from ROrdon' FOR Boston. $50
ssar Ls.ra jane Robb.as ron Georgetown, with hides
Sem susan Chs.e from wsreham.
Schr Evelyn Crowey Addi-or. lumber.
SER Albion llecabe Goekan,. iias
sclr Forrest, Merrill. cA!lAd, lime.
Sea-. Etc, Abbott, Maclls
Schr CABOT fbnnsy ho,ton.
scAl Chase Mills. Rondout 9r Providence.
sent Geu. hesd pnsnore Lube.
WlAD-As Sunset, s..W.
st.,mer.-Falcou, Rhode ..isnd,
scooness-Csr5iins Alta Minnie, EHiene, j. Howard, n
Heraoud.
Prs \ Hor,a, nom cien.uegos for B''OnMay 30 la. %
~ Ion. - o.
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nv ilst penn-yiyan

The National Steam Navigation Company
'r,r.r Pennsylvania Capt Grogan which leii Liver
pool eary on the morning OF 'he &5d ana queenstown
on the 24th MAY. arrived here yesterday.
The Africa reacted Liverpool Il O'Clock, end the
Peruvian Londonderry Ut 10 o'clock on the morning OF
the I'D alt.
me news from America in regard TO too Emigra-
ZION" increment from the United States to Mexico,
attracted considerable attention.
tn. LOnaOn Mornfag 1oa Of the 2ld, says: Reliable
information leads inference that so iai as rea'
dent Johnson il concerned he has no intention OF inter
frine either in Mexico what Is more importaat N
Canadian affairs. 100 . o..
IA, Drfig Mars Of the same date remarks That If
President johnson intended 20 give France cause 10 de-
clare war, be- would not DOW he dIsDandiDg aimies
and selling ships II Is probaDie. however, taat NE
throne OF MaXinIi8n nay be endangered by The hflp
which Jnarez = likely 30 get from the people oI ne
United States ana which he may get IL ways which
Will give the Emperor oi the tench NO iIshI ~ leoA
strate with President johnson"
The following il translation Of letter which Can
bad had addressed to the editor Of the London PH'hc
o ajop the relations between England and Ameriea;
SIE: | always considered from TIE beginning that
the American Question was one when concerned III
humanity and the whole world, ana was a1leyed To
that part Of the English public opposed to tire
arose it f well known, from ceuses of Tancor which
prtYe1i,ted between Fngladd and Anercs hut u was
SAL ,bng that the good sense Of the people who first
tsfabsled the principle If the confederation ~ the
slaves did not manifest itself in applause 10 the North
Amer cams who showed themselves 10 be the ins'rn
mtnts OF Providence III carrying oat that sublime
idea.
May these lordG OF the ocean agree then for the
good Z oppressed hnnanitr Sons OF the same mother
NAV they see tbat ther noble 10 nowadays the
buwark OF the night of nations, and that despotsn To-
monts discussion because it fears them and cause II
knows that II they were good terms II would he I'M
possible foI il TO execute ts designs VII are fatal TO
liberty everywhore. Yours, &cp &. iABBALDL
CaJroo May. isG5
In view OF the approaching dissolution OF Poflia
ment Mr. DlsIae had Issued an address 70 his eonstit
np,. announcing his intention to offer himself for re-
election The address 81 course regarded ~ TIC mani
of the Conservative party He shows up the failures
of rbn nresenf Government and declares rnly for the
Iif,o the Cons tuition in Church and state He
lends that an extension Of The franchise should en-
brace the best OF every class and uoi Tall INTO democ
pxf
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ih-' 1e best forte q diplomacy On each ttc WI oo ii
royel t' 1rns about by pracrabe me1is I'D 20 -tN. '
no, enable , $40 powers 20 cooreuie ir sgplrltnt I'll
irregular "a 1cdI'ous.
Nors..- closed 10 o. 90. -
a. increase o cunstue confines % b. Inhibited ~ .ng
the l.,0ult es.a. a.d tle demand % le BANK "
very Git. ..
N.oisan Stock dccl,rodl Conlelefle Loan. a0lt li.
81 Central Sharc rccopcrdl United eiae 80. Improve
2i Panama Railroad q 81 Ie-ge, iinIrcfciL tur, l-d
gp share, further dec inld {.
LATEST
LIVERPOOL Nov d. oTToT->lles vcstariAy
o. u0 bfl.. ami t,dy the fa'e cunt ~Ieortts nd
.afess too each lsy ab,u. 5t1l hlts ha.ei s,ay
tcosrit sud .0ld. lifl.T Nlftct toby b. s'i .Hnyll'
hAacHEsrEE NALHrT i s'il adysu.in-.
hKtADsTrrrs '1ar q.irt and e 81. Nhe.f tlf Com
quiet. aud partially p lower; Mixed ~ G-f o. Market
C.osrd tacy, but ggit., except Corr. ieh BE- efrr
PaOvisioNs-b Beef l4N. PORK oIiet nd fc.lt- hl
aDG, downward. Lard tim. 4aow quiri. Ai.-0t ecs-'
dull
pI.oDucF-Nshos easier. suE-r iteaiy tofre hrri Rec
quiet steady i.osiu inactive. aIiB lurp-ni n"-up
ssls fotTo quiet and eslJ Market closes s't nni
! -tcady generally.
LosDos MosgY MARKET, Msy2i.-Corso's, on Weinesi,y
afternoon 2llu fpr Money! l4nli 'nat4 rilTcs 80
E.is Shares 5li g; United stltos i-1i. fotrHl
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The sevcn-TLirties- Absorption by
the .ArmyTheir Popularity ia Ger
PHILADELPHIA Jane 1. lst5

7
JAY Cooke reports The sales of 1905 yeSter-
day NJ s. 2j6l0o. Tue .argest Western subscription
was S2io30r. from the Second National Bank ~
Chicago. The largest E8sicfn subscriptions were
100 tO from the National Bank Of the Republic
Boston; slO0.0oO from the Second National Bank Of
Boston: 100000 iiOm the First National Bank of
Norfolk Va. There were also 9. 100 irom New
Orleans, s. 900 nom Richmond. and / SO individual
Subscriptions ion amount. II 80 an 500 The total
amount .Or ihe week ~ 6s 900.
lialf million OF the 80 notes. OF the % and 500
denominations. were sent down 10 North Carolina on
Saturday, the order of Paymaster 10 De paid ont
~ the soldiers Tkc demand for the 1908 among the
disbanding armies Is Increasing.
a letter received here from m eminent German
banker. dated May II, says: ] predict and you will
see. that the United States paper money will be at
premium before long ~ IL ought 10 BE- for It's usefulness
and convenience. Tie sensibl. merchants will soon
lfn L. appreciate III ana when peace IL fully restored
ui your slde there viii sDrDg up such speculation
The world has never seen"
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aust the constitution Of the most liberal the most
respected Power of auy so the world
II s certain that The speech u Prince Napoleon has
caused he utro st disp!edsLTe 70 the Government.
One OK two Ministers havo spoken OF then eicTmiua
ton 10 resign If the Trench troops are not al recalled
iron Mexico within two months.
Trade ia Paris is siill suffering greatly from the
strikes among several classes 81 ~ rHmer.
Tie Ha,1e Cotton market s irm, aid prices are
ris'rg.
gio Paris FlouT market is Glhi and prices fell .
confines he suck llO-r Of the six marks is quot ~
lJf 2lc Choice samples OF Wheat are quoted AZ 2,f
.r;C 90 l1L Tie 40 kilOs.
Hhe Paris BouSe lGs been firm
Rcrtes closed on Monday al Of Sc.
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Another Strange Letter.

\ man who registered his name as NJ d.
Beers came TO BouneS Hotel Buffalo few days since
No particular notice ,GkcR Of him anti card WAS
found the entrance tn his witt the oC
in tho same handwriting hi name on the rcgister
~. &. DELHI. A. Booth IS dead and Davis lucht
there il but little hope for the Circle God mus have
prevented our plans from being executed. II uratt
ginia rcgaincd anu our cause saved. All is l0st.
" l.. S.--lou failed Ii l live | will expose you
Surratt should die. wish 10 live but think We are
al surrounded, and VIII be c0ugLt"
Beers has been arrested and statement Of the facts
has been sent 10 Washington.
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A Singular Letter Found ut Morehend
City.

The Star says that a paper in cipher, found
floating in the dock at Mo.chead City. N c. on the "a
May. has been turned Ia the Government officials
IL bis been literally translated, and is rs follows:
WASHINGTON. April IS, 1905
DEAR JOIN: / am happy to inform you that Pc. has
done his work well. He s safe, AID Old Abe is in hell
Now. sir. all eyes are you. You must bring Sher
man. Grant is in the hands Of ODD Gray ere tbs Red
Shoes showed lack OF nerve il Stewards case but he
fell back IN good order. johnson must come Old Crook
has him IN charge Mndwell that brothers oath and
you will have no difficulty. All well BE safe and en-.
Joy the fruits OF our labors. U. u. No FERR.
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The New-York correspondent of The Boston
Journal says that a dist nguished Methodist clergy
r'ceniy located ut !hc West but lately transferred to
10 Unifarianisr, We understand that the gentleman
referred to in the letter mentioned is the Rev Mr. Col.
er. lately OF Chicago not however the Rev. Robert
CoIl er The wei known tnltarien clergyman OF that
city.
Ex-senator David LYulec OF Florida, has
given limse1 ny TO the Federal authorities at jackson
vile.
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China.

SHANGHAI April 22.--The news hat Prince
Kuue remains IN Office is confirmed. Ing annoy
Ee ,els aIs committing great dcsasfgtions but their
movements are politically uuimpcllant. The japanese
Government have announced foreign policy "tlen
excludes De subjects q non-tEcaiy power. Tea du
Sik little dong. total export to date y 10 bac-
Tychauge on LopdOn, e. D.. Freight unch infed
CANgOS Apr e9.-Shrtings and twist unchanged.
Total export Of tea to date iJ2J01O y. Exchange
I'm London 81
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From Fortress ,sonroc-A sword for Gen.
Eafi,r.

FORTRESS Moyeor, Thursday, June !, 1865
\ magnihoeutSs Sword. purchased at the cost
Of $50 by the eolorcd people Of bis place and Norfolk
i now on It's way Lowell Mass TO be presented 10
An1rGen. Butler in token OF the services he rendered
them while commander ., this Department