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Congregational.

WASHINGTON, July 1s.-In the Senate, Mr.. VIII
son offered resolution calling on the President
for information to shooting of twenty three
Federal soldiers at Kinston, N. c., by an order Of
Generals HoKE and PICKETT, Confederates, in
1864. JOHNSON objected, and it goes over.
joint resolution, giving the right Of way to the
Union Pacific Railroad throughout the military
reservations, passed. WILLIAMS entered
motion to reconsider the vote, which defeated the
bill to reannex Alexandria county to the District
of Columbia. WILLIAMS introduced resolution
to admit Representatives. from each Southern
State, provided it ratified the Constitutional
Amendment recently passed. The resolution
wasl ordered to be printed.
In the House, MoRRELL reported Bill which is
partial revision Of the Tariff Bill, imposing du-
ties segars, cheroots &c. of 50. 80 per hundred,
and so per cent ad oalore,n also; and three cents
per pound on cotton. The resolution was laid
over.
The contested case OF FULLER us DAWSON, was
decided to day by the House, sustaining DAWSON
without division.
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THE VETO OF THE SECOND FREEDMKNs BUREAU
BILL.-The Washington correspondent Of the
New York World, under date'of the 10th, says
simultaneously with this military establish
ment the present "rural guard" throughout the
empire will be abolished, and the entire country
placed under the regular army protection. The
decree for this national army was issued in No
vember OF 1866, and as at that time no further
action was taken upon the matter, the general
Impression was that the new establishment was
to be only an army upon paper !; but the conse.
out shows the order and method OF all OF Maxi
mihan's movements. To have raised this army
before the policy OF Napoleon Was made known
as to the withdrawal OF the French troops, would
have been 70 incur useless expense to the en-
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Lnte Markets.

CrNcInNATI July 10 Flo ir and Wheat dull whis-
key, 50 ~ for bonded. Mess Pork In fair demand at
$50 so 80 Sales of Shoulders and sides at l6
17Xc. Gold i486.
CHIoAoo July io-Four dull. Wheat dull at 81 81 TO
87H Tor No L. and 81 ~ to 23 for No 2. Corn active
CT SOC for No l. and 56H to SIX for No o. Oats
steady at 1910 for No l. AM 30X TO 307c for No q.
Highwn.s 50 ~. free. Provisions dull. treights de-.
cined &c Receipts--a6S0 bbls ri ,ur, 770cO bushels
Wheat. 1900 bushels Oorn 81 900 bushels Oats ship.
mens-8001 bbs Flour. 80 900 bushels Wheat 500 900
bushels Corn, $1,000 bushels Oats.
MILWAUKEE, July 10.-Plour dull. Wheat weak at
81 SO to 81 Or No l. orn declined To- Oats declined
10 Receipts-i50O bbls Flour Al, 900 bushels Wheit
$500 bushels Corn, IL 900 bushels Oats. Shipments
1000 bbls Flour 10 900 bushels Wheat 1000 bushels
Corn, 5000 bushels Oats.
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New York, July 13.-The latest European advlces
note tho progress OF the cholera. 1t had resumed
its activity in the southwestern provinces OF Rus
sia, and was widely prevalent in Holland 724
cases and 400 deaths have occurred at Leyden;
4S3 deaths in Rotterdam; 1863 deaths in Utrecht;
22O in Delft, and 1856 in st. Gravenhage. The
m a!ady is at Berlin, slottn, Frankfort-on-,he-
Oder Neustadt, and other Prussian cities. At
Antwerp there have been 80 deaths. In France
the malady has broken out in several places and
with great intensity at Amiens. There have been
no cises in Paris.
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July 0
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Use II few times, and
PRESTO. CHANaEl
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Il viii not take long, dissgreeable trial to provo the
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day, and, ~ ,,o,, usou TN
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Ast for Halls sioan Hair Remover; no othor article
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There are many limitations Be sure you procure tha
osnuine manufactured only by
h. p. HAIL CO., Nashua, N. H.
For saie py sn drusgistn wholesale oy
KING q CAssHOEY,
MR s1yr$ Charleston
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A FnEE-TRADE RADICALS WAIL.-"TEe South
ia known to be opposed TO the tariff; but Messrs.
Steyens and Morrill, and the other probibitionists
have succeeded in keeping the South ont OF Con-
gress, with the sole object, as it would now ap.
Dear. OF thus securing the passage OF this atroci-
ous tariff. ."-Neto York EUening Post
The Post is Radical paper Of the old fashioned
Abolition school. We are glad that the Yankees
have feeced the Western and Middle States by the
new tariff bill. "Perish commerce, perish trade. "
but let New England live
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OBITUARY..


DEPARTED THIS LIFE, on the sth instant. after
sew severe In and brief Illness Of Concession Of the Brain
fond wife and six interesting children and large circle
Of Ii friends. to mourn his untimeIy end. M =, A..
proverb 'n the midst of life in DEATH, in re-
With scarcely an hours Warning, cherished and be-.
loved wife has been bereft OF devoted and kind hus
and eadness of happy children, been changed into
gloom and sadness; and void left in large circle OF
friends and relatives by his departure. not to be
rehlled. Identified with Charleston from birth, his
nG whole has % been to the @
public grief or sympathy can assuage the keen sorrow
which brings tears of bitterness to the of train OF
mourning and weeping friends and associates. May
his eternity be one of bliss and inefable reposel
DEPARTED THIS LIFE. in cordssyille St; Johns
Be key, ON the 7th of July, 1866 CATHERINE THEUS,
eldest daughter of the late SIMEON 1HEUs of
seOns sn She
Death unto Life without struggles exempifying in the
Afflicted from her birth with partial blindness, God.
in His kind Providence had made the deficiency by
oeivns home education loving friends her clear
intellect and contemplative spirit caused her TO-
and well stored with historic and religious truths.
Whatever worthless she rejected and treasured
A child of sorrow and acquainted with grief she had
made It the mission Of her life to comfort the afflicted
her. and received full and ready sympathy y-the
bereaved mother the young widow the Borrowing sis
from the treasury OF her loving heart and pious spirit
meet consolation for each
The cement of cheerfuness was one OF the most re-
markable traits Of her characer-her mirh bubbed
like pure fountain and flung its refreshing waters
ali. Her last words to loving friend watching her de-
parture. "Don't let heart grow oold. Hers
never did. What lesson for us-and for the world.
Ah what O void in the family circle has been made
by her taking off But she sleeps sveey-not In tho
shadow of old St Philips, she always hoped by tho
grand parents who raised her-yet with kindred dust
the brother Of her heart beneath the venerable
oaks shading "God o Acre. at Strawberry.
We weep for ourselves, not for her She sleeps In
Jesus; "watng the general resurrection in the Last
Day, and the life of the world to come
SummerviIe. July 18th, 1855.
DIED, at Grove HILL Sumter District on the 9th
July, 1866, CAROLINE MIDDLETON, beloved wife Of
W. B. MURRAY, and daughter OF the late Ool. R. q.
GOODWIN. Of Columbia, aged thirty-nine years and
seven days.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
From South Anne lea.

New YORK, July 13.-Rio Janeiro dates OF the
9Th inst. say that great battle has been fought,
in which tho Allies gained great victory over the
Paraguayans, who abandoned the field, losing six
thousand killed and wounded, six guns and four
flags. The loss of the Allies was two thousand.
CONNER cial crisis prevailed and the coffee
market was completely parayzed. Good Firs's
nominally quoted at s71@s72. Stock 10000 bags
Exchange on London 23@24.
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aF ESTATE NOTICE.-ALL PERSONS HAv-
ING demands agains. the late DR.. JAMES II. JAR
RAFT, of Florence. g. o. will present the rame to the
undersigned, properly atested, within the time requr
ed by law, aud all persons indebted to the samo win
please forward and make payment to the under
JAS. B. JARRATT. Sole Executor.
June2 elmo
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The mausoleum in Hyde Park, London, erected
in memory OF Prince ALBERT, is partly finished.
1t is one hundred and sixty feet in height, and is
to be surmounted by a statue Of the Prince, upon
which MAnooHErTr is now engaged. The work has
been going on for two years, and will occupy two
moro.
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NEW ENGLAND STATES.
Total. ,532

From this it appears-omitting fractions-that
while there is in New England a pauper to each
forty and criminal to each one hundred and
seventy-four Of the population, in the Southern
States enumerated there was only one pauper to
each four hundred and ffty-one, and one criminal
to each 9421 Of the population. 1t is evident that
the much boasted superiority of New England, on
account OF her great moral purity and high intel
in statistical figures What story it tells for the
culture OF Massachusetts, with her sublime sys-
tenn of free schools and her innumerable churches.
that she has 81, $3.50 paupers and 12,773 criminals
while Alabama, one OF the dark corners OF the
earth, field of missionary labor and philanthropic
effort, with two-thirds as large a population, had
only five hundred and eighty-two paupers and
one hundred and seventy-nine criminals.
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Mobile Market. Etc.

bales. Middlings 29@sO cents Sales or the
week 1900 bales. Receipts Of the week 672 against
1910 bales last week. Exports for the week 1910
clerk of the shippers warehouse show that 1890
bales of cotton were consumed in the fire of the
10th inst. Nearly, il not quite all Of it, was in
sured.
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Tho concluding volume Of the census Of 1860,
devoted to social statistics, has been issued 1t
affords the means Of many instructive compari-
sons, and, among others, Of comparison between
the numbers Of the dangerous and perishins
classes and their relative proportion to the whole
people in two distinct and widely apart sections
of this Union, as follows
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PHILADELPHIA, July 13-The loss by the burn
ing of the BRIaas' Print and Dye Works yesterday
amounted to $2,00O,0O0 Several hundred hands
have been thrown out Of employment.
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Coupons Of '8,, 1O9I; Coupons Of '62, 1861; Cou.
pons Of '65, 1883; Ten -Forties, 99 Cotton un-
southern heavy-sales Of 800 bbls. at 1920 to
SIG. Wheat dull New No. 1 Milwaukee s225.
to $40; Corn unchanged; ssb to 80 Pork
Whiskey dull. Sugar and Coffee steady. Naval
Stores chow declining tendency. Turpentinc II
TO 49, Rosin $3.50 to $3.50. Gold 525
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New Orleans Market, Etc.

New ORLEANS July 13.-Cotton irregular but
firm. Salts 1400 bales; middlings 30032 cents
Bank sterling 81. Gold 81.
The Mayor has closed all gambling houses in
the city.
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Duel MT Memphis.

MEMPHIS, July 13.-ALoNzo GREENLow and B.
TAYLOR fought duel on the Mississippi line to-
day, in which the latter was killed at the first
fire.
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a6FINAL NOTICE.-ALL PERSONS HAV-
ING claims against the Estate Of the late NOEL
BROwNLEE, OF Colleon District hereby notified to
present the properly attested, within three months
from date hereof they will be debarred payment;
all indebted TO said Estate will please make imme
diate payment, either to HENDERSON BEHRE, At.
torneys at Law. walerboro or to the undersigned
A. q. EARNEST, Adnix.
I,,lu uaYa3
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New York Market, Etc.

NEw York, July 13.-Cotton quiet at 35 to $50.
Gold 524 Sterling du-Sight IL. Texas Wool
22l to 25 for common grades.
The steamer Dictator has arrived from Charles
ton,
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aV THE SHARE HOLDERS IN THE
CHARLESTON CLUB LOT AND BUILDINGS
quested to call at the Office Of Meosrs. RUTLEDGE
YOUNG, Solicitors, No. 20 Broad street. carly 40
practicable July IL
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aS- NOTICR.-DEBTS CONTRACTED ON AC-
COUNT Of the British .schooner "AlD." J. NJ McCoR
MICK. Master. will not be paid by sALAs co.
July Is
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aE DISINFECTANTS GRATIS THE CITI-
ZENS of Charleston can be supplied with CHLORIDE
OF LIME and COPPERAs, without Cost by APPLYING ut
the Roper Hospital to the City Registrar. DR.. GEO.
8 PELsER, No. III COMING STREET.
JulvlA 1mos
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~CHARLESTO DELEGATION.-THE
SENATORS and REPRESENTATIVES, OF Charleston
are respectfully requested to meet at my Office. corner
dlebe and George streets THIS EVENING at O'Clock
July IA JOHN A. WAGNER.
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H5- The Friends and Acquaintance OF
Mr.. aud Mrs. JOHN BUTLER, and Of PHILIP and SIhoN
FooARTY, invited to attend the Funeral of Mr.
JOHN BUTLER, from his late residence, stae-street,
near Queen, at Four o'clock This afternoon.
June IA
H8- The Relatives and Friends OF mr..
and Mrs. j. NJ. ALEXANDER respectfully requested
attend the Funeral Infant Daughter,
EVA CATHARINE from their residence, No. I8 Cannon
street, This afternoon, at Halfpast Four O'Clock.
July IA
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

n6 ORPHAN HOUSE CHAPEL.-THE REV.
W. ". LORD. D. D, of st. Paurs (Episcopap Church,
will perform Divine Service in this chapel To-Aorrow
Afternoon, 10 inst, at O'Clock. July IA
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aTNOTICE. MY ABSENCE FROM
the States, Mr. LEE HOWARD will act my Attorney.
Julyl IA R. T. WALKER.
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DIED, at Grove Hill, Sumter District the 9Th
July. 1866 CAROLINE MIDDLETON. beloved wife Of
W. B. MURRAY and daughter OF the late Col R. q.
GOODWIN, of Columbia aged thirty.nine years and
seven DAYS,
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A8- CITADEL SQUARE CHURCH -SERVI-
CES In this Church Sabbath Morning. at 10h O'Clock,
by the Rev. VIM. ROYAL of Greenvie, g. O. Atnght,
ut O'Clock, by the Rev. @. P. GADsDEN.
July
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a5- Tho Relatives, Friends and Acquatnt-
ances Of Mr.. NJ. O'DoNNELL and Mrs. O'DoNsxLL are
invited to attend the Funeral Of his BROTHER-IN-
LAW at No. 26 Archdae- street. This Afternoon at Three
o'clock. July IL
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