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The War at Home.

gentleman from Georgia, temporarily residing in
Stuttgart Germany, is regular correspondentof of the
Southern Christian Advocate. AS he ia good observer
and has excellent opportunities for hearing and seeing
what is going on, We copy the following extract from
his last letter, written the 17th Of May He says
see very nearly the same scenes transacnR sround
1soicamps being established; drilling Of recruits: rail-
road trains OF troops hurried to and fo horses being
Into service young men Of twenty to
for-what2 All, there is the diferencel The southern
sodiers went to fight for principle for independence
In forced into service aud reluctantly aeizes bia
arms against his brethren to fight for o chinera
The war is most unpalatabe among all classes of peo.
pie: merchants, manufacturers, and bankers whose
business To already bitterly suferfng meohancs farm
ers soldiers andthe women. The most opposite efforts
are continually being made at Berlin to preserve
still at the last moment but the authorities seem 10 be
doomed to atel blindness, for they do not show vet
the least disposition to listen to the SOBER wemesnt
advioes OF reason Arrogance, greed for annexation
the anced certainty Of having prey their
are too deeply rooted there The Prussan Cabinet does
jurng up general European war with all It's horrors
and runous consequences to national prosperity and
individual happiness The kings own family with
corps in the army and political peace
Ihe queen the queeh-mother, the princess royal and
Queen Victoria have used their utmost eIertion to In
duco the King to change his In vain Even the
Emperor OF Russia has vainly urged that In Of
ontoreak he would side with Austria With the e1csp-
Prussan Monarchy the whole Of Germany array
% IN arms against the latter, which has other open
sympathiser M and ally than Italy. England and Russia
are opposed to war; hence under certain circumsnces
rather a0atns instead Of Prussia. France win hard.
,I naVEeate an aggrandzement Of Prussia. Napoleon
Venng In the OF the war to gecure his own opos
Hu tne nons share. New elections for the Prussinn
mot ., representatives have been ordered and t
1nt a. W De seen, whether the Chambers will gracefully
!ne million OF treasure and men that this rntrcidal
W." "os' OF protest against such proofs Of floyalty.
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The Choraw and CoaIfelds Railroad.
In the last issue OF the Edstern s. o. Journal pub.
lished at Bennetsvle find the following in relation
to recent tour OF inspection made over the ohersv
and Coaleds Railroad by its newly elected President
B. D. TowasESD, Esq This Ia a very important road
and deserving OF attention from the merchants
Of Charleston than 1t has hitherto received at their
hands. The Journal says:
The President OF this road, Major B. d. Toynsend
returned here on Friday last after absence Of ten
days.
We understand from him that in company with Col,
Macfarlan eI-President they passed over the entire
route Of this road and the Chatham Railroad hnt Ia to
run In immediate connection It Is graded ten miles
to the North Carolina ne and surveyed and located the
entire distance. Twentythree miles above Oheraw IL
Railroad which will probably be extended from Will
mngton to that point during the present wear: and
about ten miles further on It the great Pee Dee
just at the junction OF Little River and within two
norheasteriy direction through Richmond and Mont.
gomery counlies q broken but beautiful and
ourishng country, passeB into Moore county crosses
some twelve or teen miles OF sandy pine ridges TO the
lows TO Deep River; crosses that stream into Chatham
county, and thence following Its course to the Gulf
whore 1t termnates-eghty-hye miles from Oheraw
Here tho Chatham Railroad starts in immediate con.
necton, and following Deep River down some fifteen
strikes of nearly straight line for Raleigh, where It
terminates forty.hve miles from the Gulf I will fhus
be seen that the two roads when completed will nut
Raleigh in immediate and direct connection with Che.
and Charleston the distance to CheasY being ono
hundred and thirty miles.
The Chatham Road is graded for about thirty miles
and most OF the otossties are on tho spot
This road think, is certain to be built; and prob
ably within the ensuing year the cara will be running
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Congressional Canine,

The foil owing from the Washington correspondence
OF the New York Times. gives further particulars of ON
affair we have already presented to readers In our
telegraphio column:
took place this afternoon at the front Of the
Capitol is the sbsoTbing topic tonight The acconnt
witnesses agree the main From these aeveral
accounts appears that after the House had adjourned
he anf ea o
tol: followed closely by General Rosseau. when Mr..
ground. he over,aken by General Rousseau ~ vbo
tapped him on the shoulder said "NIr; GrinneII
nom for the gross Of last Monday on tSs
floor of the Houre." Mr.. Grinnell replied Il have no
Quickly answered. M Il ssaob aSn H~n
Sir and at once applied rattan cane rapidly upon the
twice upon the right and left shoulders and then
upon each side of the face. when the cane broke Mr.
marking he did SO. dont want to hurt you. Sire re-
Rousseau jerking away from arinnes grasp. replied:
you Sir" "An right all right, Sir" rejoined Grin.
neI' "yo9 didn't hurt me much. sir; ali right"
e%ane cane and md starting of again. said. ''All right.
The Sn several tSn ,It Witnesses gave some
anything further than what is above set FORTH or do
have given them Whatever else was nddes
was mere prolongation Of the cooquy. some words
does that any attempt made by tss Wit
to Interfere whilst the contestants were
very brief duration. Gen. Rousseau has been out Of
his seat for the past two days. but ust before the ad
journment he was seated in the House by the side of
member to whom he made some ailusion to the
insult he had received from Mr.. drinnell, but
did not evtnoe any passion or excitanent
Whether Gen. Rousseau had determined to attack
Mr.. Grinnell prior to the encounter, does not an.
from the statements of Witnesses but GEN Rons
himself states that he had been informed on
day last that Mr. drinne had promised to npoloafze
and was about to prepare written action OF what
he had said In debate Monday and he
fRousseau waited until to- day and believing that auf
apology, he approached Mr. arnnen The latter fs not
seriously bruised. and there is but slight swelling on
believed that Rousseau was under the influence OF
liquor at the time CT the assault 1t is known what
steps, II any, will be taken by the House with reoard to
this assault, ~ Ne"Ao w
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One Of the eIcellencies OF the Freedmens Bureau IA
Q hown In the following official communication:
The Issue of witc sugar to dependent freedmen and
Others was in obedience to order from Breyet Brea
dier General a. T. Clark Assistant Commissary Gene
ral copy Of which is file In the Office Of the
Depot Commissary, at Newbern, North Carolina
Very respectfully,
Your obedient servant,
ISAAC A. RosRKRANs
Capt. Co. d, II. 6. ".
Idleness and ",chie sugar" for negroes taxes hard
labor. for white men, is the programme of the Radical
party The working of the States are REQUIRED 10
pay MILL per for the support of the Freedmen,s
Bur eau and the above extract shows In what manner
"the money goes"
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BY TELEGRAPH.
l. ater from Europe,

NEW YORK, June 1s-The steamship Peruvian from
Liverpool on tho 7h and Londonderry tho sth has
arrived at Father Point.
Sales Of Cotton at Liverpool for tho week 900 bales
market declining I'd. to I'd the week. Sales on
Friday $4,000 bales, market closing buoyant with an
advance OF I'D to Nd, caused by advices per Java.
'Breadstuffs firm. Provisions quie and steady.
In London, on the sth Consols closed ss@s6k for
money; 52o's 6A@64S; Illinois Central, 75@76H;
krie 40@41 Bullion In the Bank Of England had In
creased s1 100000.
Prussian troops entered Ho sten the 7th. Aus
trian troops concentrating ut Altona
usion Was expected. These movements regarded
as o tual commencement OF war;
STILL LATER.
HALIFAX. Juno 1s.-The steamship China has arrived
here from Liverpool with dates to tho 9th inst. Tho
latest from Liverpool up to Saturday evening, report
the sales Of Cotton that day at 900 bales tho
ket closing frm with the of day before fully
maintained. BreadstuGs steady.
LONDON. Saturday Evening, June 9.-Consols closed
ts67f@s6H for money; q. 8. FivetwentIes 66H@6G.
Continental news continues warlike.
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To All Whom It May Concern.
WASHINGTON FIRE ENGINE COMPANY.
HALL OF TIE WASHINGTON F. Z. CO.,

HALL OF THE WASHINGTON F. T. co.
VAFDERHoRsr-sTREET, JUNE II, 1856
THE OFFICERS AND MEMBERS OF THIS COM
PANY are compelled to make appeal to their ALLOW.
Citizens for ad in order to enable them purchase
STEAM FIRE ENGINE. The conAagration in oolum.
bia, g. On which swept away the homes Of go many de-
fenoeless citizens and involved such widespread de-
sruotion and ruin, also devoured ifs course their
new and beautiful engine which bad been sent to that
city for safekeeping The box at present used by them
Ia out In the service. After seventeen years of
duty to the oity-heartly and faithfully discharged
the members Of this Company feel that an
community will readily respond to their petition and
with smiles Of cheer at contribute literally to the
object stated
The amount required for new steamer IA five thon
sand dollars and the following Committee has been ap
pointed and is fully authorized to solicit
OF our fellow-cizens generally
COMMITTEE
President JOHN B. MARTIN.
Vice-President SAMUEL l.. MATTHEW'S
Second Director, WILLIAM KREssEI.
Fourth Director, JOSEPH MAzYoK.
CHARLES sCHwINa.
The services rendered for 80 manv vs,rs hv tbo
WASHINGTON FIRE COMPANY is deserving of the Aid
aaked for. They have ordered steamer and cheer.
fully recommend to fellow.citixenE their appeal
trusting 1t will meet with that berality always bestov
90 Oh 'he FIRE Department. NJ. II. NATHAN,
June ~ tuf4 Chief Fire Department.
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as- TATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.

CHARLESTON DIsTRICT.-By GEORGE BUST. ESQ.
Observation-Disclosures MARY MURPHY, of summeryille.
Widow, made suit to to grant her Letters Of
Administration Of the Estate and Effects Of DANIEL
MURPHY, late Of summerville, Farmer: These
are, therefore, to cite and admonish all and Sin
sular the kindred and creditors Of the said DANIEL
MURPHY, deceased, that they be and appear before
me- In the Court of Ordinary, to be held at Charles
ton, on the Sd day of July, 1866. after publica-
ton hereof, at IL o'clopk in the forenoon to show
cause any they have. why the said Administration
should not be granted.
Given under my hand this 18th day of June
Ammo Domini 1866. GEORGE BIJIsT
ouhe 10 tu2 Judge Of Probatea.
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Arrival OF vessels In Europe.

NEW YORK, June 18.-The GdLend was at LIVERPOOL
from Galveston Securita and st. Marie at Liverpool
from Apalachicola. Helen p Cooper at Liverpool Amer
lean Eagle at Havre from Mobile George r. and jane
Bishop at Liverpool from Savannah Rpaen and Squads
at Liverpool from New Orleans; at Havre the celeste de
La Mere; Gdribddi and @. Mosby, at
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THE BDARLINaToN soUTHERNER.

THE DARLINGTON sOUTEIERNER.
sNSa 5s 81 REGULARLY
House. q. by JAMES % M M BROWN. and Edited By B.
VOLUME under very fafterng auspices It is q large
ahee printed on the best Of paper and the pubsher
making Il worthy Of the largest patronage Having .
good and rapidly growing circulation among tho Plant.
Pee Dee country 1T offers strong induoernents to 1
Merchants and othern deHirous OF making thom 60
known through the medium Of advertisement.
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News from Havana,

WASHINGTON June 1S.-The State Department is off,
ciany advised by the American Consul ut Havana that
Gen. LKRsuNDI. the new Oaptain-Gener of Cuba ex.
presses himself determined to suppress the trac In
Slaves He notifies his subordinate Lieutenant Govern.
ors that he will hold them to strict for
any violation Of his orders in this respect which are
from the Queen. ~
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sS- THE UNDERSIGNED HEREBY GIVES
public notice that he will be at his Rooms, No. At AN
soN-sTREET, until the first day of July next each day
between tho hours of A. NJ and P. M for the pur.
pose ofreceiving any UNITED STATES DIRECT TAXES
that may be paid Lots Tracts of Land in apy
part of tho State. W. f. WORRYING
U. 8. Direct Tax Commissioner for South Carolina
Charleston, 8. O., June -, 1866. June 10
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aT PERSONS INDEBTED TO TIE LATE
SAMUEL GouRDIN, NJ. D., will mako payment. and
those having claims against him, will present them.
properly attested to Messrs. RUTLE DaE YOUNG.
Attorneys at Law. FL r. yOrrNa
Juno 10 Inn s5n;;.;...
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aB- CoNsIGNEEs PER BRITISH BARK
LOCKWOOD are hereby Io tined that sho has been on
tered under the "ve day act," and now dscharpnp
her cargo at the Gas Company's Wharf
PINCKNEY BROTHERS.
June ~ North Atlantic Wharf
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New Orleans Market.

NEW oRLEANs, June 1s-Cotton Hrmer; sales 1900
bales Low Middling st 37K.s Bank Sterling rs to s2n
closing nominal. New York Exchange par to u pre-.
MUM. Gold SO. The Gold speculation Is rampant to-
day. to seventy but fell to ftythree which was
the closing rate Cotton is knee high and boiling
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

aS COLLEGE LECTURES.-PROFFss r,
n. dlbbEs VIII LECTURE in the College Chapel This
E0en'ng at halfpast O'Clock Sub iect-"Reations OF
hea' 70 Magnssism and to Lsht-structuro of Flame"
June 10
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PRICE FIVE CENTS.

11- The Relatives and Friends OF Mrs.
M o. hEEVEs' Mr. and Mrs. O. O. WI1rE and Er. and
l. N. hAhPER' are invited to attend the Funeral
at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ. - "a
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Marine News.

NEW YORK. June lathe following steamers have
arrVed Ldcontd from Galveston; Abemdre, Vaey City
and Saratoga from Richmond. and Teltair from vii.
miDgton. The steamer North Point. from Savannah to
baltimore, was dsablod near Hatteras and towed to
Fortress Monroe
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aB EDITORS DAILY NEWS: YOU WILL
please withdraw my name being q Candidate for Al
derman OF Ward No. 4. By doing you will oblige
sincerely, &C., c. LILIENTHAI
June 10
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New York Market.

NEW YORK. June 1872 M.-Gold 164A Exchange
nominal and quiet Cotton dull; Middlings 40 to 42c
NEW YORK, June 1s-Cotton Arm; sales 1000 bales at
closed at &c.
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ConRrossfonal.

WASHINGTON, June 18-Mr. HARRIS presented the
petition OF seven New York banks, asking extension
OF time the tax circulation which referred to
fhe Committee Finance. The President in response
to resolution Of the Senate transmitted communica-
ton from the Secretary Of the Interior to that body
specting transactions for colonization and Transports
ton OF negroes, &c. report made March Z, 1884,
showing that upwards Of $685. 900 had been expended
which was augmented by q supplemental report to
$37Ssl The report further says that the act 1862
under which this done. subsequently repealed
and no other Of like character has since
In tho House Of Representatives, STEVENS offered
joint resolution proposing amendment to Oonst
tuition, giving Congress power to Iny export duty
cotton. He refused to allow debate and pressed the
measure to vote hoping to got passed by twohrds
The resolution was, however, rejected. Yeas SO. nays
81. Mr.. BINGHAM offered a resolution, which was pass
requesting the President to transmit the consttu
tonal amendment of tho Reconstruction Committee,
lately adopted by Congress- to the States for
hcaton. RAYMOND, Of New York, delivered a long
speech on reconstruction, defending the President
LATEST.
WARRINGTON, juno 18.-The Senate's Financial Com.
mittee hes reported the tax bill cotton with the tax
at two ce ts.
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Cholera In New York.

NEW YoRK, June 1s-There were three deaths from
cholera yesterday There great alarm and apprehen-
sion lest the disease should spread. man died In Bal
tmore cholera yesterday who arrived from New York
on Saturday
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aS THE MAN FOR THE POSITION
Esshs. EDITORS: Please present through the me-
dunn OF your Journal to the voters Of Ward No. l. Mr.
DAVID BRIGGS q candidate Of the samo and oblIge
tho s,SpIRIT OF TuP r,n1ro %
June II ~ ~~A1 AAAAA~o
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a8-MESSRS. EDITORS:-PLEASE ANNOUNCE
N. NJ. GILBRETH a candidate for Alderman of Ward
No. 4, and oblige
MANY OLD FIREMEN.
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MESSRS. EDITORS: MIR. 8. G. COURTENAY
at the solicitation Of urgent friends having con.
sented to the Of hS position OF Alder
man In Ward No. O. you will please announce him az
Candidate to fill the vacancy occasoned by resigna-
uon Oh THOMAS Ryan, Esq. FIREMRN.
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nSMEssRs. EDITORS YOU WILL PLEASE
announce O. O. TRUMBo as a candidate for Alderman
OF ward No. to supply the vacancy occasioned by the
resignation Of Captain THos. RYAN and oblRe
June7 NaNv ppIp>,D,
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aS-FOR ALDERMAN, WARD NO. 4-PLEAsE
announce JOHN F. O'NEIL as q candidate for Alder.
man for Ward No. 4, In place of A. CAMERON resigned
May %
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nJFOR ALDERMAN, WARD NO. 1.-PIEAsE
announce DR.. W. T. wRAaa as candidate for Alder.
man Ia Ward No. 1, in place Of J. R. MACBETH, re.
signed. A., 40
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n1- BOINEST & BURKE RECEIVE THE
latest New York DAITJEs every afterno31. Price 10
csnts. .i.rtu Anril2 u
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Death OF General Cas-.
DETROIT, MICHIGAN, June 1s-General OAss died here
yesterday morning. aged SO.
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~ NOTICE TO HOLDERS OF PAST DUE
BONDS AND COUPONS OF THE SOUTH oARoIINA
RAILROAD COMPANY.
AUDITORS oFFIOE. 80. GA RAILROAD CO.,
CHARLEsToN, JUNE T. 1886. I
The attention Of parties interested Is invited TO the
following resolution Of the Executive oommittee of the
Board OF Directors."
"Resolued, That holders Of Past Due Bonds and
coupons of this Company, including the July 1886
coupons, are requested to sta ements OF the same
leave them at the flee of the Auditor on or before
tho hIst July next with view preparation of tho
new Bonds or exchange. Npreferred. parties may de-
liver their old Bonds and Coupons and take tho Audi
tors receipt and obligation to give Bonds soon
as prepared, say to the 1st August next"
June j. r. EMERY, Auditor.
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HIt is repor ted that the Emperor has ordered the
to be translated into his own tongue.
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a@ NOTICE.-OFFICE CLERK OF COUNCIT,
JUNE 49, 1s66-Those persons who have applied to The
City Council for LICENSE TO KEEP AND SELL GUN.
POWDER, are hereby notified to call at this Office and
take out their Certificates for the same
W. II. SMITH, Clerk of Council
June IA .l,r
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n5-GENERAI SUPERINTENDENT's OFFICE
SOUTH CAROLINA ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, g. O.,
June H. 1s66sealed Proposals be received at tbia
flee. until the 27th instant, for the erection ~
FREIGHT DEPOT at Columbia, g. c. The psna ana
spe cihcations can be seen at this Office
a. T. PEAKE,
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stores just mentioned by US. The old structure
had not the very commodious verandahs, which art
such an ornament to the present rows, and besides
this improvement, the modern edices also present
third or upper story, then wanting in the ancient
buildings. As for the public edfce on the right
and left side of the Cathedral, we shall only say,
that their exterior has as much been changed
from their former appearance as the Cathedral it.
self, and that by comparing the former regular
architectural symmetry, the modern transtorma-
ton certainly has not been at all advantageous.
However, one consideration with our authorities
was to increase the interior accommodation for
the additional Offices of courts and other public
institutions, and hence the superstructure upon
the second story, which mars the whole symmetry
OF the original design. Indeed, stranger must
feel puzzled to account for such singular STYLE of
architecture, and might make many conjectures to
find model for this composite architectural order
or structure among the known as well as the un.
known public buildings i'll other countries for this
grand plan simple Roman style has been COM
pletely put to fight by the addition of Dutch or
flemlsh ornament of upper stories, and the window
openings form the most singular contrast to the
lower Roman arches and pillared galleries or paz-
zas Add to this the slate e-covered roof and there
IS indeed something exceedingly ludicrous in this
grand composition of the old ornamental front
scene OF the Place d'Armes, with its present
flower parterres and ever green myrtle bouquets.