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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-03-16
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A Refractory Legislaturc.

NAsuvILLE, July NO quorum in tho
House; fifty members present. Mr.. Will
liams, from Carter County, was arrested
by the Sergeant-at-Arrl and brought to
the House, and is held in close custody.
Judge Williams issued - writ Of hu5eGs
corpus Williams resolution was passed
authorizing the arrest OF seven more re-
tractory members.
WASHINGTON. July IT. The following de-
spatch was received to-day, from Major
General Thomas:
NASHVILLE, Tenn, July a. 1866. To
Lieut.. Gen. Grant: Some Of the members
of the House of Representatives of the
Tennessee General Assembly conduct
themselves in worry refractory manner,
absentinS themselves to prevent a quorum
shus obstructinS business. Che Governor
cannot manage them with the means at his
disposal, and has applied to me for military
assistance. Shall furnish it?
G: H. THOMAS, Maj General
The following answer was immedia telv
given:
WASHINGTON, July II, 1866. Gen. Grant
will instruct Gen. Thomas The facts
stated in his telegram do not warrant the
interference Of the military authorities
The administration of tho law and prescrv-
alton of the peace in Nashville, belongs
properly to the State authorities, and the
duty of the United States forces is not to
interfere in any way in the controversy he
tween the political authoritic of the State.
and Gen. Thomas will strictly abstain fro.a
any interference between them.
F.. NJ. STANTON, Secretary Of War.
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State South Observation-Disclosures Dist.

By Jacob Ben, Ordinary Of said District
WHEREAS Maria L. Bower hath ap-
w Piled to mo for letters OF adminis-
tration, on all and singular the goods and
chattels. rights and credits of George s.
Bower, late Of the District aforesaid, de-
ceased:
These are, therefore, to cite and admonish
all and singular the kindred and creditors
of the said deceased, to be and appear be-
fore me, at our next Ordinarys Court for
the said District, To DO holden at Columbia
on Monday, the thirticth day of July inst,
at 10 o'clock a. NJ. to show cause, if
any, why the said administration should
not be granted.
Given under my hand and seal of the Court,
his sixteenth day Of Juue, i'll tho year
of our Lord one thousand eight hundred
and sixty-siX, and in the nincty-fir5t
year OF American independence.
JACOB BELL,
July 1S w Ordinary Richland Dist.
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Congressional

WASHINGTON, July 17.-In the Senate,
The House blu to revive the grade Of gene
raj, was amended and passed. In the
House, six hours were consumed in the
consideration of the Rosseau- Grinncll case.
The resolution to expel Rosseau for his as
sauit on Grinnell was defeated; % against
49-not two-thirds. A resolution was then
passed, that Rosseau be summoned before
the House, to be censured by the Speaker
The three gentlemen who were in Company
with Rosseau when he committed the as
sault were declared guilty of violation of
principle, and are to be brought to the bar
OF the House. The resolution Of the Sc
lect Committee approving of GrinneIl's
gross language in debate against Ros.ean
was laid on the table.
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Market Reports.

New ORLEANS, July 1G.- Cotton advanced
lac. Ssles 1,6oo; low middlin. 3203l.
Gold 4S4. Sterling g. New York cx-
change s@} premium.
New ORLEANS, Jcly 17.-Cotton firm;
sales OF 200 bales; low middling, 310l34c. !;
stock, 1O2, bales. Gold 80. Sterling Is.
New York exchange par to premium
New YORK, July 17.-Cotton firm, with
sales OF 1000 bales. Market unchanged
Sales OF the week 1000 bales Gold l3ld i.
Exchange dnll-sieht l02. Wool dull
p. M.-Gold 81. Cotton ,irm with
sales OF 1900 bales. Flour dull; Southern
!ower-s9 75015. Corn closed with :. dc
cllning tendency -S3@lSt. Sugar steady
Mnscovada 10s@11}.
MOBILE, July 17.-Sal.s of cotton, to-
day, 75o bales, the market closing firm, at
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NOTICE.

10 the Coiored EHizeas Of Hical,,nh district.
M ANY Of us colorci iiizcns OF this Dis
WI trict having come to the conclusion,
afssr waiting patiently for length of time
change bcnedcially for our good is doubt
tnl, therefore we have resolved to leave the
state and seek homo in some distant
land, where we contemplate justice being
meted out to us. All those Of our colored
friends 'lcsirous of emigratin9, may call
and leave their names at the Frcedmcn's
store, on Bull street, between Washington
and Plain streets, where all necessary in
formation can be obtained Of the Recorder.
ALLEN BOYKIN, and others.
". B.--Similar organizations ar, icing
organized throughout the State.
.Juy 1S >,
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Ee1e@EaPh.
Later from Eurnpc.

Ne" YORK, Jaly IL The French steam
ar Percire- arrived from Brrst, ,-Jrly7
Prussia and Italy have refused DE :.,.i--
tice. The Italians have crossed the Pc.
There is nothing later from the Liver
pool cotton market than the Nova Scotian's
news; Our telegram from Liverpool the
morning of the 7th gives the closing rates
~ the day previous. Consols ST. tosGl
Fite-twenties G7MG7:. Tho Havre cotton
market is very quiet. Ties bns Orleans
-i10f.0G172f.; Jas ditto 20Of.
The Derby Cabinet has been Installed.
1t Is rnmorcd that the Arch Duke Albert
supercedes Benedck in command of the
Austrian army. The Austrians evcauatcd
IOmbartly
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Marion st. Methodist Church.
TIE departments of study are three
the Primary. the Mercantile rul the Claxsi-
cal
The i'i,uary Departmen, c,ubraces
Sisa!!ine, Hea<ling, Writing, Arithmetic,
Grammar, Geography, History and Cumpo-
sttl"n. In this department, pupils will be
thoroughly instructed in the clements OF ~
good English education.
The Mercantile Department includes
bookkeeping by Single and Double Entry,
IN connection with Mercantile Arithmetic,
and Mercantile Forms and correspondence.
The instruction in this department will b.
SO arranged assto bring into practical use
all the knowledge necessary to fit yonnr
men to keep accurately q set of books in
the counting house.
The Classical Department comprises the
preparatory course OF study in Latin,
Greek and Mathematics, required for ad-
mission into the University of South Caro-
lima or any Southern College
Only limited number of scholars can
for the present be admitted. On the re-
moval OF the school, in October next, to
the Odd Fellows School -house--the school
room OF which was recently placed at the
disposa! OF the undersigned by Palmetto
Lodge No. 5, I. o. O. T -arrangcments
Will be made to accommodate n larger
number of select pupils, if the demands of
education make it cXpcdicnt.
The rate of tuition per half session Of y
months is $40, payable at close of each
half session. For further information. ap-
ply by letter or i'll person to the unslersign-
ed, at Columbia.
July IS wflx r. W. PAPE Princinal
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From Warrington.

WAsHiSHToN, July l7.--Freeman Clark,
Comptroller of the Currency has sent in
his resigna ton.
The question of the election OF :. prcsi-
'telt Of the Senate to succeed Foster, whose
lerm expires with the present session. is
being considered by the radicals, and a
A'aucus will be held to settle the matter.
\ western man will probably be chosen.
The Secretary Of tho Treasury has ap-
pointed to the new Office of Special Com
missioner Of the lteyenue David A. Wells,
now Chairman of the United States Rove
nuc Commission. The Office was created
by Congress with the express understand
ii;g that ne VAS to be appointed. This is
been created for O particular individual.
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News Items.

New YORK, July 17.-Nothing has yet
been heard of the clipper pride of the
Sea-" four months out from Liverpool.
There seems to be but little doubt that she
toundered at sea, with all on board She
had GA e1nigrants. and a crew of 81 men
The vessel was valued at s125, 900, and was
insured.
Advices from Cubs state that New York
shipping is qnarantincd five days at Ha-
Iana.
NEw YORK, July l7.-Thc weather il tor
rid here and in the principal Northern
degrees; to-day ?6. Yesterday was the
hottest day III New York for ton years.
There were twenty-five cases of Sun-stroke
--thirtecn fatal. Seven cases of cholera
IN New York yesterday, and four in Brook
lyn. There were number of deaths from
snn-stroke in Baltimore and heur
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Great Bargains
WfH9'E GOODS.
HOSIERY & NOTION GOODS,

WE are receiving this day, ri.. the
wv Emily u. Soudcr, from New York, n
iarS" stock Of GOODS, purchased for cash.
TO which We invite the special attention &C
the ladies and merchants, rs we will acJ
CHEAP, both at wholesale and retail:
300 pieces Plain and Plaid Nainsook.
Bishop and Linen Lawns. soft finish.
Cambria, Jaconets.
Plain and Striped Mss
Ilald and Tape Checks, Null Muslin.
Striped and Dotted Bobinet.
Tarlctons, Silk Bobinet for Wells.
White, Coiorcd and Black Kid Gloves.
White, Colorcd and Black ,rafnta aud
Berlin, for Ladies and Misses.
Large stock Of Hosiery, for Ladies'.
cent =, Misses and Boys, from common to
Dest-rcSular makes, all sizes.
Brown and Bleached Damasks. Crash.
Russia Diaper. so doz. Towels chcap.
Beragc and Grcnatlinc. for Wells all
colors.
Infants Robes, Piano and Table Covers.
Lace Curtains, Pillow-case Linen.
81 to III Cotton Shceting
Mosamhi!uc, Silk Poplins, T.nnus
Plaid and Black Alracas
BeraSc, Chambra, Pccols
Fancy Lawns, liUckaback Diaper
Kid and Lis!e Gloves.
Prints. of all descriptions
Cambria, Swiss, Ii.lr and Thread E,,,r.
inSs, Inscrtings, Balancincs.
Toilet Quilts. Ribbons and Notions
il.SO,
CLOTHING, consisting OF Fancv Cassi-
mcrrs, Twccds, Linens and Broatlcloths:
also. Marscilcs and Satin Vests
20 pieces Embroid'd and Plain E,fages.
% Challics very prot.y -37a 7l.
- French Prints.
200 = Fancy
2na Lawns aul Jacunc,.
BonihaZ.:..-, Ga Black DcIail,r.
81 Black and White B"raSe, for -l.awl>
Jaconct, Swiss and Nainsn"k Muslin-.
Paid and SOFT Finished Cambri,-.
White ana Co.orc:l I3r!.;ian.-
Trail Hoop Skirts
Emlroidi and Linen Gun, aud Collars.
Cors,'-, French Fans
200 piece. Bieachcd Shirtin..
- $40 and IL Or. Sh.ctu.-.
Eaics 81, IS and IL Shirtings.
!!"slrrN al prices and qualities.
\ lar:'c and heautifnllot Of Se.a-.i,irs and
Sun,d"Wn-: together Wit! many other
S"o"s '"o taIln' :ons t" mention all of
which N;ii L. old Very cheap.
July l. TOiLESON y JANNEI.
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Hear the Voice of the People!
"VOX pOPUL1"

T HAVE tried your GERMAN HORSE
4 POWDERS, and am wcll pleased witt
the result. Send ME - worth by express.
and obligc +. j. c.
Good for all diseases to which horse is
subject. 4 valuable medicine No "a.
should be without it. For sale Lv
FISHER 4 flEINITSH.
July II Druggists.
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July 1S W.
CHARLESTON, s. c., June %, 1866.

CHARLESTON, s. c., June 2S, 1866.
VIE attention Of shippers Of Merchan-
II dlze and Produce is invited to the Tariff
below. 1t is believed to be, and is intend-
cd to be, at least as low as that ofany route
to the sea. And 80 far as it is in the power
OF the South Carolina Railroad to accom-
push 1t, tho old patrons of tho Charleston
ronte arc assured of rates always as favor
able as may be offered elsewhere.
An extraordinary impression is under
stood to have existed, and to some extent
may yet exist, that All unwillingness to
unite IN the formation OF low Through
Freight Tariff to points Of completion on
the Charlotte Railroad has been exhibited
ny the South Carolina railroad COMPANY:
IN TACT, that propositions to that end had
been made and refused by it. 1t is proper
here to state, distinctly and emphatically.
that such Impressions are utterly without
foundations. The policy Of the Company
is now, as it always has been, never to
and ITS practice is, as it has always bccn,
70 allow the road nearest the competing
point to mako tho rate necessary to give
ITS patrons all the advantages promised
elsewhere. In conformity with this prac-
tice, the Charlotte and South Carolina
Railroad has been, and now is, fnllv auth"-
rlZed to establish any rate to the sea a;
Charleston it sees fit, and the South Caro-
INA kalircad will accept it's proposition OF
such rates
The notice Of shippers is further asked
To the establishment of the Companv'.
Receiving and Forwarding O..ice. whereby
rciShts to and from the sea arc received
and promptly forwarded free Of commits
sion. ". J. MAGRATH. President.
II. I. PEAKE, Genl Supl.
T'%9 az Rates Est,reen rAo.3ofir ,:3.d
fh0rIcStnn. S. 4.
1io !; :; miles: il; H. 80 Il 'i mics III r
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'"ny al N:tr.d'u iron. NJ. .>er","
DEPARTMENT or STATE.
WASHINGTON, July t. 1866.
10 I : EIceslcncy GorrT"or OF tn" .Sjot. .J
So Cu,oii,ui.
SIR: l have the honor 20 invite yuar E1-
cellcncy's attention to the enclosed Joint
Resolution, relative to the Paris Universal
Exposition, approved yesterday: especially
to the invitation to the Executives Of the
several states. contained IN Section ,
thereof
n. II. Il, ckwith, Esq. the Commissioners
General of the United States at Paris has
been requested to make the necessary az
ran2cments for the admission of articles
for WHICH applications may hereafter be
promptly made to the General Agent in
New York. J. {. Derby, Esq. No. Spruce
street and No. 10 Park Row.
Although the delay in our legislation has
already caused several postponcments of
the time for excluding further applications,
1t Is not doubted that important articles
will be received if tho Applications arc adj
dressed to Mr.. Derby without loss of time
have the honor to Ec your ENceil:ncy ;
obcAicnt servant.
July Is WILLIAM III. SEWAKD
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State Of South Carolina,

To lie People. .rC SouH Curoli,m:
HAVE received and append L.rc;" q
Il circular from the Hon. Vim II. seward.
Secretary Of State, enclosing a Joint r,,,,-
luton "fth Congress of the United States
entitled "A Joint Resolution to Enable the
People of the United States to Participate
in the Advantages of the Universal Expo
sitlun. at Paris, IN 1861 approved tth
July, 1856. The second section "f the
JOINT resolution liz III the following worlr:
That the Governors of the several
States be, and they are hereby, requested
to invite the patriotic. people Of tn. ir re-
spcc;lve states to assist in the proper rep
rcscntation of the hantliworll of our arii-
sans, and the prolific sources OF material
wealth with which our land is blessed. and
to take such further measures as may b.
necessary to diffilsc u knowledge "t til.
proposed exhibition. and to secure t. their
respective States the advantages Which i,
promises.
TINS accumulation and comparison ~
the industry and resources of all civilized
nations. III one grand emporium, will at
tract universal attention. 1t would h,
highly gratifying to the pride of tins Com
monwcal:h. If her citizcns who are engaged
i'll agricultural. mechanical. manufacturing
and mining pursuits. would contribute
speciIn ems Of their skill AMI industry 10
this great exhibition.
l;y reference to Mr.. Stewards circular. il
will be seen that applications, promptly
made, By parties WHO desire 10 send ..l
No. Spruce street, and No. ~ Park Row,
New York. General Agent q. "a. ui,.d
States, sill secure attcnti"u.
! have appointed Gen. john =. prcstnii
Commissioner for South Carolina at ,l,c
PARIS c>hihiti"n, 10 give general surorvi-
sion Of tho articles sent from this S,a..
JAMES l.. ORR.
-.
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a Home Companion.

Besides the collection Of the cream oi
the news Of the week, Political, Financial
and the Markets, it will contain q larst.
amount of LITERARY MATTER, such a.
choice Tales, Sketches and Poetry. II
will embrace EIGHT PAGES. conta,ninc
FORTY-EIGHT COLUMNS, is printed in a
form to bind, and thus secures faitl.fu.
record and history of passing events
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Pure Liquors.

O.I PIPE HOLLAND GIN.
- II cask BRANDY "0tard Dnpny
y Co."
cask SHERRY WINE.
cask Burgundy PORT WINE
Corn, Rye and Monongahela Whiskics.
For sale as low as genuine articles can
De furnished for by L. STENnOUSE
July 10 lmo
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Spices I! Spices,!

DEEPER, ALLSPTCE, GINGER. ara4ce..
: Cinnamon, Nutmegs, Cloves, whole
.+H Sr'und, just received and for sale low.
~ J. & +. r. AGNEW.
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ThE TRI-WEEkLY PH(B\IX

Contains, i'll every nniuhvr, ,hr rcad...,
matter embracing the latest ows, ri
TWO ISSUES of the daily 1t is published
mornings.
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Sugars! Sugars!

Sugars! Sugars!
Ok BARRELS CRUSHED SUGARS.
~ 100 barrels extra & Sugar.
50 barrels A Sugars
10 barrels Muscovado Sugars.
On hand, and to arrive soon, which will
be sold at our usual low prices.
July l4 !. Il 7. r. AGNEW.
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= THE exercises of this School
\ focthe second session OF 1866
- will be- resumed Oh tho FIRST
- MONDAY Of August, in lhe
- Sunday School Room of the
Marion st. Methodist Church.
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Hubs, Spokes, Felloes.
FCST RECEIVED, full assortment o,
- Hubs. Spokcs and Fcllocs, suitable for
carriage and Wagon-makers, which Will BE-
sold at small advance on cost.
JuIv IA J. 4 Il. II. AGNEW.
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Freight Rates via Charleston, S. C.
SOUTH CAROLINA RAILROAD.

!. CD Ia ID q .
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-04-14

DIR. Hamln's article on the cholera, referred
to by a correspondent, as the best and sim
plest statement of the symptoms of the disease,
and of the remedies most proper to be used
which has been given to the public, was pub.
lished, in full in the Gazette, week or two
ago. All the copies of lie Gazette, containing
it, have been called for, and many of them, we
learn preserved for future use. 1t is always
good policy to keep file of the paper. Just
place Zach number, when read, between two
boards, and the thing is done!
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-04-14
BOARD OF HEALTH.

Il
The Board Of HEALTH OF this city, pct pur,
suant to n call by the Mayor, III The Council
Chamber. on Friday, the 9th inst.
DR.. C. w. Chancellor, Health Odic-r va:
called to, The chair
Chas c. Berry was elected Fre:idenT, - *erye
in the absence Of the Health ONCE.
james EntTTisle jr. was appolnie1 'cesI-Ia' !;
and Morgan Driscoll, Messenger TO the Board.
The compensation Of the messenger vas IKEA
at twenty dollars FOR the year.
The Rules and Regulations Of The previous
Board were adopted for tile direction 0! THIS
The Health Officer read paper setting iorth
the sanitary condition Of several, always hlhy,
localities, in the Corporate limits, and urging
upon the Board immediate attention -Ths?h WAS
adopted.
The city was divided into nine districts. and
the following apportionment: made:
Jas. Entwislc, II, East o! Royal street ara
South Of Prince street; Bcnoni -Whcst, SoQth
Of Prince street. between koyaI and Washing
ton streets; Wm..J. Summers, South Of Prince
street, West OF Washington street; james W..
Atkinson betweep King and Prince streets
West Of Washington street; Chas. G. Berry, be-
twe cen King and Prince streets, between Royal
and Washington streets: John " Green, be,
tween King and Prince sire cts, East Of Royal
street; EDMOND +. Wilmer, North or hlng
street and East Of Royal street. VIM H.
uir, North Of King street, between Royal ard
Washington streets; Robert Brockctt, North Of
King street, West of Washington street
The Board earnestly request the citizens I"
faithful, cooperate with the members during
the coming warm season, and 10 cause, at once,
;hn removal from their premises, all substances
which may produce disease. epidemic Or other.
wise, ass uring them that all laws coming under
the purvicw Of the Board, will be rlgldly en-
forced
The members were requested to visit their re-
Spectivr districts, as soon as practicable.
The Board authorized the publication Of these
proceedings in the Alexandria Gazette.
-anH-lw JAS ENT MISLE. JE.. SECRETARY.
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a74~ JUST RE7URSED.-C HAs. A. GLADEE,
of his city, has just returned f;om New. York,
with a large lot and varied assortment OF goods,
recently imported by HenrJ Schwarz 6l3dkc
viii commence selling his immense stock about
the 9th inst.
Al persons wanting fashionable, desira bile
and useful goods, should collect together what
mali ch"nee they can, and await the cvcnttul
hour which will open to their view the incest
and best goods ever o1fe,,ed in AleXandrla.-
These goods will be sold by Mr. Gladkc, in
person, to the highest bidder. Look out for
GLADKE,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-04-14

THE MARKET, this morning, was only tolera-
bly, supplied, and the prices Of vegetables are
kept up at extravagantly high rates. Kale is
5000 cts. per half peck sprouts 10000 cts.
per half peck-&c, &c. Butter, for fresh
prints, 65@70 cts. per pound. Eggs 25 cts.
per dozen, The Ssh market has an abundance
of fine rock, perch, shad, and herring, at fair
prices, though shad keep up longer than
was expected. The butchers had some excel
lent beef, yeel &C., on their stalls this morn
ing.