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z MO AL
MRS. S. 4. SMITH

HAS REMOVED to the rooms over
4 L Messrs. c. +. Jackson and j. & II. Il.
ASnew's stores, where she will open, THIS
DAY, her stock OF FALL MILLINERY, to
which she calls the attention Of the ladies.
Oct 10 1n,o
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NATIONAL EXPRESS COMPANY. We
learn from the Richmond Dispatch
that the stockholders of the National
Express Company have appointed
business committees for the purpose
of re-arranging and overhauling the
financial affairs of the Company. The
Company will keep up all their
routes, and will soon be at work upon
a firmer basis than ever.
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SO sweet, so pure,
So safe, so surc.s
SO suited to each dental w..nt,
The Fragrant SoZodont.
ESTRAYED OR STOLEN.

"a MULE, blind in the the I right g eye: 'a.Ain in
AAzN-Sood working order. Any informa-
ton leading to her recovery will be thank
fully received. HUGH WEIR.
Oct Is oN
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COPARTNERSHlP

ENHE undersigned have this day asso-
Il ciated themselves together for the
transaction of strictly general COMMITS
SION BUSINESS, and solicit the patron
age of their friends and the public.
ohicc on Gervais street, two doors be-
low j. G.. lyons corner.
G. a. GRAESER,
w. s. McJUNKIN
Columbia, s. G.. Oct. 16, 1866
oct II lmo
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. Attention is call
ed to the following advertisements, wh,cl,
arc published thus morning for the first
time:
Hostctter's stomach n;ttcrs
Mrs. S. a. Smith-Removal.
j. L. r: Agnew-Salt, Blue Stone, etc
W. McAliley Mare Strayed or Stolen.
W. I. Walter Sheritf8s Sale.
Willis Il Chisolm Charleston Steamers.
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4 special despatch from Philadel-

\ special despatch from Philadel-
PIN" TO the Cincinnati Times says:
The election in this city has ruined
john w. Forney. His influence is
worth nothing at all, He has no
chance for q complimentary vote for
Senator, and he will De kicked out of
his Senate job by the next meeting
OF that body. He has done the Re
publican party more harm than good
in this city
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Observation-Disclosures PRIEST INcAE-
cERATED. D.-The following extract is
from a letter in the st. Louis Repu5-
licua, dated 81 instant:
'l,his night, Rev Father Watt
mann langlishcs in felon's cell.
charged with the terrible crime for
which Christ was condemned and
crucified. Two indictments had been
found against him by the professional
jurymen OF this County, for preaching
the Word of God, and the cry of
"Crucify him, cruelty him, was so
great that he was confined to the
criminals cell by a court in this, one
of the United States of America!
Oh! where is our boastcd religious
liberty? Where the boasted home of
the opprcssed-the land Of the free?
Where can the May Flower of 1866
land, that her pilgrims may again
kncel upon the rock and give thanks
to their God that they are again de-
ivered from the hands of their perse-
cutors?"
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THE BURNING OF COLUMBIA. An inter-
cstin5 account of the ''Sack and Dcstruc-
ton Of the City OF Columbia, S. c., has
just been issued, pamphlet form, from
the Ph(rmir power press. Orders filed to
any extent. Price so cents. Copies can be
obtained at this Office and the bookstores.
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COLGATE. This name has ''bccomc fami-
liar as household words" to 4 great maiori
" OF the families of the land through
thcir use of ColSatc's Soaps. Which are
found to be the most reliable of anv which
are offered for sale. Their Soaps are care
fully prepared, and no inferior article is
ever allowed to leave the manufactory.
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Elegant Juveniles.

NJ URSERY RHYMES, LONDON TOY
~ BOOKS; Indestructible Primers and
Pleasure Books; Nonsensical Rhymes, with
Absurd Pictures; Large Letters for the
Little Ones; Fairy Books, &c.- beautifully
printed in oil co1ors, on tinted paper and
on linen, with elegantly Illuminated covers,
of cloth and paper; e1quisieely and snmp-
tuously Illustrated in oil and water colors.
An attractive assortment just received by
Oct II is =. B. GLASS, Bookseller.
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MAlI. ARRANGEMENTS Until further no
ticc, the mails will open and close as fol-
lows:
Northern mail opens 119 n. m.; closes 1293
p. IN. Charleston and Western mail opens
3p m.; closes % a. m. Greenvillc mail
opens 81 p. m; closes p. m. On Sunday
the hour Of delivery is from to / p. NJ
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The Ten SOUTHERN STARs.-If the
ten States lately involved in secession
are no longer in the Union, why are
the ten stars representing them still
kept on the national banner? 1t is a
miserable mockery to keep them
there in company with the other
stars, if the States they represent do
not exist. The radicals profess the
most nnbounded devotion for the
flag, yet, if their theory is true, the
flag is false, and every disunion
speech in Congress gives the lie to
the glorious ensign which floats over
the Capitol. TO be consistent, black
lines should be drawn over the ten
Southern stars, and on Tie effaced
symbols of the departed States should
be inscribed, i'll great, red letters
''ENPUNGED. ."-Balino1e Truusc,.ipi.
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Expensive TE1EGRApHING.- Dc
spatches arc still passing over the
cable line between Maximilian and
the Emperor OF Franco. The last
one, sent this week, from New Or
leans, where it was received from
Mexico, cost nearly $4,000 in cur
rency, the cash being furnished
promptly by Max. s agent.
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GENERAL BUTLER's RECEPTION AT
ST. LOUISA special despatch to the
New York 7TiJmle, dated st. Louis,
October ii, says: Buffers reception
and speech, last night, brought out
the largest crowd witnessed this year
There were some tokens Of intended
violence on the part Of the rebels.
Their organs here have been filled
with inflammatory articles concern
ing Butler, and intimations thrown
out that mobbing Butler would be
far revenge for violence shown Frank
Blair ut Cape Girardeau. The police
were out in full force, and the radi-
calls made other preparations to give
the rebels cold lead, in the event of
u disturbance. Fortunately, none
happened, lnd General Butler spoke
two hours, with no interruptions
save frequent applause and cheering.
dc delivered very nearly his Cincin-
natl speech, excepting that he over
hauled President Johnson's remarks
i'll ST. Louis with terrible effect. He
advocated the hanging of Jeff. Davis
and the impeachment Of Johnson;
also, impartial suffrage, and the supe-
r;o:ity Of the claims of loyal blacks
over disloyal whites. There was great
enthusiasm, and the Republican, to-
day, admits that the meeting was
very respectable. When nearly
finished. :; detective reported to par
tics on the stand that there were IN
dications of an attempt to insult
General Butler, en- r0uie to the hotel,
when his speech was over. The Gene
ral was privately escorted to his car
riage, and driven of quietly before
the crowd know that he had gone.
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pearance IN full Louavc uniform, red
cap, blue jacket, red breeches, white
legglngs and low-quarter shoes. The
officers wore Iouavc shoulder-strans
and side-arms.
The combination Of fancy colors
presented such a strong contrast as to
excite considerable curiosity and re-
mark. ltwas generally believed, how
ever, by the uninitiated of our citi-
zens, that they belonged to some
company of United States colored
soldiers, recently arrived at this post.
After assembling about seventy in
number, they marched to the Citadel
where some of their colored female
friends were i'll waiting to present
them with a beautiful banner. An
officer at headquarters had been re-
quested to act us spokesman. On the
arrival of the procession, they were
received by an officer with an order
from General Scott for the arrest of
those wearing shoulder-straps and
side-arms, in violation of general
orders of the Department, which pro-
hlblt military organizations OF any
kind in this State.
The officers of th Association were
then escorted into the parade ground,
where they were deprived of all their
illegal military insignia, and were
allowed to retire, when the company
was dismissed.
New-York tribune., 1866-04-19
PRICE FOUR CENTS.

was no occasion fo- IT, He not IN favor Of shielding
the who, while recruiting company IN the North,
had stolen horse committed some other breach oi law
He saw no necessity for 10. He thought Dill OF inden-
nifty rather than al edct defense would best accomplish
the purpose. .,
Nj CowAN ndorsed the amendment Of Mr.. Edmnnds
and the views expressed Icy him. lie was very well
aware Of the dculty Of protecting officers IN the Con-
sentiouS discharge OF their duty and az the same one
of protecting citizens om the tyranny and oppression of
malicious officers. The difficulty was how TO draw tho
and doing Justice to the citizen. He believed those most
entitled 10 the protection Of the Government were 'he
loya people Of the Rebel States
Mr. CLARK hoped the amendment Of Mr. Edmunds
would not be adopted. There were 3oOO SUITS pendh9 N
one State which had succeeded against Loyal men
and Union officers acts done IN putting down the ne
bellion. lie surprised that theeamendment shouii
have come from Mr.. Eimunds but hewGs not surprised
that it should be indorsed by Mr. Cowan, .-.a.
Mr. EDMUNDs hoped Mr. Clark would not reject the
pluer because of the po0guess Of the ildOTsers.
Mr. CLARK said that in State Court had ruled HAT
an act done in AID Of the rebellion nsthable but IN
act done by a Union oincor was a crime.
Mr. JoHSsoS inquired what authority there Was iof
that statement
Mr.. CLARK said he had the authority Of a who was
in Court when such decision wls made
Mr.. JOHNSON SAID IL must have been made by soma
Justice Of the Peace.
Mr. CLARK said IL was not Justice OF the Peace. lilo
continued his remarks against The amendment ol Mr
Edmunds II was proposed only 10 protect men who bad
committed certain acts m Obedience to orders.
Mr. CoNNEss said Rebels were being pafdoned every
day: amnesty being granted 10 Rebels every Gay
for the highest Of crimes, and why not extend an
amnesty 10 men who had committed these passing IN
the discharge of loyal duties.
Mr. EDMUNDs resumed tie Ioor ID deienseoi his amfLd
mont.
Mr. Howard spoke against the amendment as caeu-
lated 70 do wrong Union offers by exposing them 70 me
political and personal preludlees OF cvii Junes
Pending the consideration of this bill the Senate went
into Executive session and after adjourned.
New-York tribune., 1866-04-19

1t said there are about millions Of the above
named bonds.
APPOINTMENT
II is generally understood that A. b. Soanaker mas
been appointed Collector of internal Revenue orthe rrt
District Of Pennsylvania in the place Of Col. Iasgar
New-York tribune., 1866-04-19
cox G RES SI0NAL,

The Colorado Question and the Naval Con-
tractors Case to Come Up To-Day.
New-York tribune., 1866-04-19

VOTE -OF THANKS TO GENERAL HANCOCK,
New-York tribune., 1866-04-19

Characteristic Speech by President Johnson TO The
Soldiers and Sailors,
New-York tribune., 1866-04-19

cdcl improvement in all respects upon tLe 20 d Feb
mary affair. The audience was respectable in numbers
AID character the enthusiasm IaTook Of the Gampncss
the weather hut the good things sadly tie President
AID the crowd were moderately appaudcd. When The
President asked, What is the veto D. Fcnan voice
responded u is 20 put down Che ua-ur, tic crowd gave
way 90 mmodordte laughter. When he asked "Whomsde
mo your President a wicked strict corstmctionst re-
TCndcd, Booth Tho crowd, whore the remarks were
heard manifested both indignation and leyity IN profess
sing his entire devotion to those who lad pcrlel Their
lives defense Of the nation, was suggested that he
had overlooked his action toward that brave and earnest
soldier Gen. Eawey in his recent light with tie Copper
heads in Connecticut. Asa "Iut-up affair OF few Of
fcc-aCdirr clerks is deemed success as worthy
s.atosmaukc effort Of the President Of the American
people or a. q sensational effort il was 81 iauTc and Will
be remembered here no longer than was tie more enjoy
abe music Of TIE band.
Io +f. s....-. sd pr,ss
New-York tribune., 1866-04-19
FROM WASHINGTON.

OUR SPECIAL DISPATCHES.
New-York tribune., 1866-04-19

The Kuster-Out Of the Colored Troops
New-York tribune., 1866-04-19

The Habeas Corpus Bill in the Senate
New-York tribune., 1866-04-19

CLEMENT G. CLAY LIBERATED ON PAROLE.
New-York tribune., 1866-04-19

AMUSING EPISODES DURING THE DELIVERY
New-York tribune., 1866-04-19

THE ASSASSINATION AWARDS.
New-York tribune., 1866-04-19
NEW-YORK, THURSDAY, APRIL 10, 1866.

reduce force Of cooed troops in that Department 10 one
regiment
ThyGi March H. lsG6 MajoTG Gen. 7. II. sheridan, com
mandng the Military Division Of the Gulf was directed 90
reduce the force OF eooed troops III the Department Of Florida
q regiment.
F0url March -, lsf6 MajoIGen c. &. AuRur command
ing the Department Of Washington was directed 10 reduce
the force Of ooored troops in that Department TO one reg
Incut.
Fi0l March l5 ls66 Major Gen. W. T. sherman con-
mandng the Military Division of tie Mississippi was III
eced reduce the force Of coored troops in that Division 10
iOur regiments.
sinh The following Volunteers bove been ordered mustered
Of the service under special instructions oI the dates
opposite the organizations respectively; 10Th Ind ana
Infantry March &C. lsfG, 18th United States Coored Arm
ery (heayy April lsGG; lsth Ohio Infantry Apn 10 lso
n A A 4
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GROVESTEEN Sc co..
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BEN rtnp mtbr us slftaufens 9ianu>Sortes' anstsriist
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S~petfroGtrtlt6e Oampff6if, gerbincuna ,iptfsen
Neiu Yprf urb Nid1mpnS.

Die Nefp yprt IL. Strginia Oan,pffdifs 6 pnpaante
bic altc gipnict -@inie, bic i'm Sabre 1851 ms Qcben
9erufcn ipurec Bat nit tbren ne,len unc pra6tsrllen
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auf beibsn 2puren bel NprfpGf an.
Die 8reunbt bieier 2inie unb 6as YutIifum I'M Iqocr,ei.
ren irllic ME pess1tn. baB Sraht nit bielcr Clinic chen 70
5iIis mic nit irssnb elmer anbcren bef1roert ipirb.
Die GobrprsiIc iinb bcbcutenb ~berabeeIekt mcrtcn, .unb ;fpar
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llnicr;tihnelca in feincr Sfice an Rrfstts, &i6mcnb, ga.
@arret &. SO a I o n.
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ALEXANDER MCAULEY's
ttQiaer @rucern Stprs.

Nr. Is Mainltr ,rilheu Der l7ten uno 19tsn.
SaS beutl6e 9ubIitam tp;rb anseIesrntlidit auf bieItS
beitsn 9rpeerie. 9Saaren su bceeu:enb b~iJiesren 9rtilen ais
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sbrtea &dufsr in snsiilbsr, beuiber unb franSofi6rr
SprGGe 6ebirnt meroen,
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Mujei9cm.

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sfc. l99 unp l41 Drain @trdfs, ;t1if&sn Der
l2tsn unp lStsn;
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tint allen Irfri6en un6 bent g,lbmad tes
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in jsser sssistans III %ssnasen, fnt Ssrtsbtunssh sstrUfen,
etsi'e Eager ourb tdsli&s Ssnounssn Der
n~susfen uup m6oernfsu
Sommnef= nnb &erbff=8aarcm
gu ssrprnfdnbiser. unb sIaubsn mir bisrturd iee,m
gsi6mad unb allen anfpri6eu seniiscn gu t6uaen.
sir srbie ten fOtten EN- neues &furtimsut itncr bstisbtsn
GRENADINES,
bic 70 ~anssm;in ~tepunpsrt unb ron ben Dau.a ale bic
biaiefen unb
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GbS. Spfkbnch,

9 6loifer uno 8 ii ID { e n m a d er,
Nc. 7lS Waiuifr.. ,piibs en- Der Z. II. 8.
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reree i'd mid freuen, ipsnn MID reht oiele neirer alien
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zen p;rben gut, ihneI unb ttH!sft a~uesrfibrt.
lin auf!rGse bitt.t Sbs: pplbba6.
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Ginsnt scebttcn 9utlitum Die In;eist, bab i'd tas unlcr
Der Girma 9. 2isberger II. 60. 9cfibrte
Wcin- lllb 9iqlor.@ cId)dft
fur etsue Se6nins ibcrnrmmen babe, unb Bite i'd bs eiticr
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pen, ba es itets msin Se1treben ftin pirb, bic bGtcn aSeins
une qiaupre gu ben e%tQisiten Yrciien ;u oerfaufen.
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Jbeit> utp drbere gSeire unb 9%iquurs,
iripie audi s~prsisIi6tn Sd in G fiji itcts ~Yprrdtbta.
&. StuBfe, 419 9rpabfr,
nate Der Stem Staee.
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Neute 9 ianuI@ fhdt
9dble's t~srubmtr Yrsis : Viane'sI
Sn benz Stpre bs unkr, tftfa ten.
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limb tie 9ianss eH$ Der ipeltSerlsmttn @dtls'i hen 7a6rif
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@s~ 9as Stimmen Der @ianps miro pon osmIslseu
betsr8 uno bilieif 6siprst.
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Mnauit @imfsrF,I
Sic 5trabs,' 3wuDm Siuas unf &rae. Strae.
stt&tnStf6Fssr
Garofcbrifont

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.gestnen 8rtun e. Hu6 BEN 4 sbrtea Vub!ifuu bic Nm
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NIL raptSen unS idonsn 9fsrbsn belpannt, unb ifebi nsbi
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sarge f'fsr Dirt fnD ists s%orrdtbis unb f6nnsn Sur6 ben
u ~ rjst6nenn biaisf bsjoesn fptrot,.
5Ir AlsfnbrlnS alr u ten stcparah rtu Il. Born; Lb,s :
BON S@rs'Sfs>| rbtttsv nSEt5It I'D teaenS
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a.. 3i6mpnb, Is. apriI 1866.
utter Der Girpta Won !"
1pppie S @anicr,
office: SroaO Strabs. ntten Der Gits 5aO,
(GofaI bss &ibmeHbsr l.anSrasrs"l,
Elm " aentn = 80 ID
gum gniast uno 9ersauf BON @ranbtafen &c, Scwit rim
paii . taft
Spii6en bier unb Guropa. er6fnct babsn.
@le @senten fur rlbmlidit befanpte 5dufsr, uut.r An.
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