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re- NOTICE TO TORs.-OFTICE OF
MASTER IN EQUITY, 18TH JANUARY, 1se7.-Pursuant
to the order Of Chancellor LEsESNE made in the
of WIT rscHEN Us. CORDEs, notice is hereby given to
the creditors of HENRY W1TrscHEN, deceased to come
in and prove before tho undersigned their demands
against the Estate of the said esator before the
18th day of March, 1867 BIO debarred from any benefit
of the decree above mado in the case.
JIMFe TrppER
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= THE RADICALS AND THE SUPREME coun

Last summer, about the time the Civil Rights
Bill was pending, the Radicals became apprehen-
sive that tie Supreme Court might not agree in
tie constitutionaty of the hap-hazard legislation
thcn going forward in both Houses, and thoreupoGn
passed Bill, which they seemed to have thought
would remedy the possibility of such non-concur-
renee. The measure in question provided that
whenever vacancies by death transpired on the
bench, they should not be filled until tho number
of Justices was reduced below seven, and then ap-
pointments should only be mado with reference to
maintaining the latter number-two less than at
present. Since the PRONUNCIATION of the late do
cisions, denying the validity of the test oath and
military commissions in territory not the scene or
war, the Radicals seen, to have been affected with
an cntiro revulsion Of Judgment in regard to con
summating the subseryiency Of the Supreme tr1-
bunate to tho Congressional power. 1t ID now
to add two tinstead of substractng) to
tho bench. by increasing the number of districts.
is
ceed in decapitating President johnson, and that
Ben, Waldo, being raised to tho succession, will
appoint brace Of justices to the Supreme Court,
and thus destroy the balance OF purity and impar-
tiality that now pertains to that tribunal, ny
majority Of one only. In every momentous issue
thus far, in which the question Of politics has been
concerned, Chief Justice Chase has invariably led
Off in dissenting opinion backed by three associate
Justices, in which the arguments were partisan
and almost exactly similar to the Radical argu-
monts that may have sustained the passage Of the
measure whose validity was denied. If am not
mistaken, there will be the lecessity of appointing
q new Chief Justice within tho coming two years,
for the incumbent is on that trail that leads to the
Presidency, and Will stake oil in wrestling nomi-
nation FROM his party. The judicial pleadingH late.
ly given from the sswool-sack" in the interest OF
tho madness of the hour, arc not to DO lightly re-
warded, and, to my mind, it will be concurred in
1868 that tho only gift commensurate With such
sacrifice of oath and conscience is the Presidency,
r9o oxr,ir non r..
dubitable proof that he aspiros as never candidate
IiI haFnro
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.TELEGRAPHIC.
Important from Washington,

NEW YORK, January a4.-A special to the New
politicians of the North and South, Republicans,
Democrats, cx-Confederatcs, are alike working
up plan Of concliatlon between the North an.
South, and between the Executive sand Congress.
Suffrage and amnesty form the base of the propo-.
sition." For instance, South Carolina will adopt
Massachusetts suffrage.
The President wi l issue an amnesty proclama-
ton, and South Carolina, under the Massachusetts
suffrage will elect loyal and Con-
eress will determine their admission. The Admin
istration is seriously considering this proposition
The Tribune special says that Gen. Ashley is
busily engaged in accsimuiating the evidence for
the impeachment.
The scheme for a Pacific Railroad through Texas
and aiexico is assuming shape. The scheme in
wolves large grants of land.
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SPECIAL NOTICES,

@ CONsIGNEEs PER MERCHANTS LINE
Steamer ADELE, from Baltimore, are notified tha she
is d1scharging Cargo at Brown & Co.'s South Wharf
Corn other goods remaining the wharf at sunset
will be positively stored at owners risk and expense
STREET BROTHERS s; CO., Agents
= O.
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Conversational.

- WASHINGTON, January 24.--In the United States
Senate petition was received from the Ohio wool
growers asking increased protection; and from
citizens Of Indiana against currency curta liment.
The Finance Committee have reported the Civil
Appropriation Bill, with amendments.
The Bill from the Committee on Commerce to
prevent smuggling WAS passed.
The Bill granting aid to the Central md San
Francisco Railroad was postponed until tomorrow.
. A large number OF amendments were offered to
the Tariff Bill, only one of which was accepted,
adding to the free list books and maps for the
public libraries. The Senate then adjourned.
they took up tte Bill granting aid to an agricultu-
raj college in Tennessee. Amendments to extend
the provisions of the Bill to all States provoked
debate.
Mr. Stokes also spoke, and was taunted with his
earlier secession letters. He said that he had re-
pented and had entered the Federal army, and also
said that he was ready to ente! the saddle and stay
there three years longer WEen MIR. Randall, OF
Pennsylvania, said ssOh, bosh," and the regular
report says in parenthesis {laughter).
The Bill was further discussed, AIr. Kelly, OF
Tennessee, maintaining that his was the only
Southern State with Republican Government.
were not States. As the debate progressed, IN
amendment was agreed to that no Confederate
should be professor. The President was called a
usurper. Mr.. Cooper, Of Tennessee, was called to
order 1or ca!lmg Mr. Kelly, OF tennessee, q uar,
and the Bill then passed.
The Enabling Act was then taken up. The Com
mittee Of Ways and Means were instructed to III
quire into the expediency of repeating the Cot
ton Tax. :.s.
: Mr.. Stevens said that he did not regret thu
length Of time spent in debate on the Enabling
Bill; but he found such diversity of opinion on his
side Of the House upon any question of recon-
struction, that if he did not chnnge his mind he
SHOULD relieve the mind OF the House Of one
k4
up and move to laT it on the table.
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North Caroline Items.

F1RE.-Tho alarm OF fire yesterday morning was
occasioned by tho burning Of hole in tho roof OF
tho residence Of Mr.. H. NJ. Bishop, on Sixth, be-
tween Chestnut md Mulberry streets, which was
causcd by sparks from tho chimney. Tho fro was
discovered before it had lnado any progress of
consequence, and prompt action being taken it
was almost instantly exting1lishcd, otherwise tho
destruction of property would have been great,
owing 60 the scarcity Of water in that quar-. .er.
We think it is due the citizens residing in that
locality, that some measures should te taken by
the city to construct cisterns Tor their convenience
in time of fires. In the present condition Of at
fairs they are at the mercy Of tho Haiiless simply
because of the difficulties which exist in the wny
of procuring sufficient quantity OF water to make
their efforts awaiting. - Wilmington Journal.
ANOTHER MURDERoUs OUTRAGE.-On Saturday
last, Edward Evans, ESQ.,, residing III Chinlapin
district, Jones county, was shot, probably mortal
ly, under the following circumstances: 40 ana his
little son had been to market in this city, with
his horse and cart, and on their return homo,
when about sixteen miles from Nowbern, near
Parker Branch G .urch, u negro man stepped ont
of tho woods md deliberately shot him, it is feared
mortally Mr.. Evans son, though terribly fright
ened, had presence of mind enough left to whip
tho horse and so got safely off, taking Ills wound
cd father with him.
How long is this deplorable condition OF affairs
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wWE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
L. M. WHITING, Esq, as candidate for Sheriff Of
Charleston Judicial District at the next election.
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MARRIED,

at Summcrton, Clarendon District s. c., on Wednss
day evening 10th inst by tho Rev. C. S. TEDDER, JAMES
NJ. CARSON aud KEZIA JANE; daughter OF WM. C..
DUKES, Esq.
sD- The Relntivcs, Friends and hcqunin-
ances Ct Mr.. and Mrs. WIN. j. Tickling invited to
attend tho Funeral Services Of tho former at their resi-
dence No. 3s Spring street. This Epeng -Four o'clock
without further invitation. y January IS
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aB- CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH, CHARLES
TON-Iho Numbers (cooredl OF this Church were reg
unrly dismissed from the three White Baptist Churches
of this City to form sepurao Church. They arc Wor-
Shipping for the present at Donums Hall, John street,
between Meeting and King Thoy have purchased lot'
and are soliciting contributions to cnublc them to erect
House Of Worship.
They arc believed to bo pious and worthy persons and
their object is respectfully commended to all who havo
the ability aud disposition to aid such enterprises The
following members Of the said Church have been author
izod to make collections CHARLES SMALLs, TaoMaa A.
DAVIS, EDWARD uMa, DANIEL D. McALpIN. JOHN BEE,
and SAMUEL STEWARD
Charleston, s. c. juno 81, 1863.
Rev. LUc1Us cUTHDERT.
Pastor Citadel Square Church.
Rev. Z. T. WINKLER,
Pastor United Church.
JAMES TUppER,, El,,,,r,nv Dcacons Citadel Square
WILLIAM q. WHLDEN,)
January fmwImos
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Our Washington Letter.
ESPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE OF THE DAILY sEwsl
SHOWED UNDER.

WASHINGTON, January q, s67.-Washington is
cut OF! This calami:y, many times experienced
during the late war, and whose apprehension vas
a constant source Of nightmare to the denizons
of tho District until ';the Johnnies went marching
lome, is now received with bad grace, and none
of the trepidation that used to mark the Same re-
suit, when the boom of EAnLys cannon was tho
electrical bulletin that announced tho severance
of the ties that bound Washington to the North.
There is said to be mountains Of snow between
here and New York, and impeding ayalanches from
New York to Boston At all events, we have re-
and but struggling, deferred returns from the
South and West. And now, to make the seal of
our solitude doubly imperNious to the humane en-
deayors Of ths iro1l-h0rse to force passage,
terrific storm has swept over our own borough,
and blocked every avenue Of approach for miles
about. Such an extreme stress of weather has
not been known in Washington for quarter of q
century, and tho loss to farmers, resulting there
from, is destined to be very great. Already there
has been heavy losses of stock from the extreme
cold and frequent SHOWS, and this last storm will
be followed by similar misfortune in heavier de-
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SHlPPlHG G.

FOR LIVERPOOL.--THE SUPE-
-Nl5MR RIoa coppered ship CONFIDENCE, ". John
lESY ston MASTER having large portion Of her cargo
aboard, will be dispatched for the aboVe port
For further freight engagements apply to
". B. SMITH & CO.,
January 10 Union Bank Building
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THE AIKEN PRESS

IT'S PROPOSED TO PUBLISH IN THE TOWN OF
i Aiken. s. c., Weekly paper under tae above title,
mcrcial Social Literary: and heIgious-wth Depart
1nent of Agriculture including the Held the Orchard
the Vineyard, and the Gasden. A News Summary to
contain digest Of the important events Of the week
will occupy portion OF the paperand particular atten-
ton will be given to tho unsettled question of Labor as
best adapted to our ne% condition. and the development
OF the Of the country III manufactures
culture, Frrlitrasine. and Vinc.growing.
Ternls-s3 year, Ill advance
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a% ELMORE MUTUAL INSURANCE COM-
PANY.-Tho Stockholders hhvrg determined as meet
ing held on Monday, 7th inst that the affairs Of the
Company SHOULD BE IMMEDIATELY WOUND UP, all
parties holding Policies requested to coll md have
the cancelled Without delay and receive the quota
Of the premiums paid by them for the unexpred periods
of their policies
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General News.
, hforpor Iax,,,oru o. Thu ctaf

VeneI1al NeFFSs
FORTRESS MONROE, January M.-The steamship
Delaware from Charleston, has arrived here, short
of coal, hav ng experienced heavy weather.
;BALTIMoRE, january 24.-The Maryland Legis-
lature has repealed the law selling negroes for
Grin Z.
Pa ApErpH1A, January 24.-The schooner Geo.
B. Bears was abandoned at sea. Her crew was
saved. - -.
New HAVEN, CoNN., January 24.-Governor Haw-
ley has been re-nominated by the Republic ns.
MoNraoMERY, Ala, January 24.-Chief Justice
Court reterating that the State was de facto
government under the Confederacy. Guardians
and administrators who invested in Confederate
bonds or received the money in good faith and all
kindred transactions, are made valid by this de-
cision. :
NASHVILLE January. .M.-The House has passed.
the Militia Bill, providing that the cavalry regi-
ments shall be composed Of whites and backs for
each Congressional District subject to call from
the Governor. Also, q Bill erasing white from tho
suffrage laws.
NEW ORLEANS, January 24.-Gov. Wells mos
sage favors the adoption Of the Constitutional
Amendment. It assumes that Congress will de-
mand impartial suffrage; denounces the police and
the anti-conventionist for the July riots; urges
an increased tax for the maintenance of the State
credit fayors an appropriation Of portion of the
school fund for the negroes; urges inducements
for foreign emigration.
Mexican adyices show that the Liberals are
pressing forward as the French leave. There are
many fugitives, and ge1er Il confusion.
JEIFERsoN CRY, Mo-, January M.-Both Houses
Of the Missouri Legislature pray Congress to re-
peal acts paying for the services Of enlisted slaves
DENVER CrTY, January 24.-rhe Colorado Legis-
lature have passed an act prohibiting negroes and
mulattoes from serving as jurors over the Gov
ernor's veto. Governor Cumming, OF Colorado, is
en- route for Washington.
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~NOTICE.-I KATE DOUGLAS, WIFE OF
WILLIAM q. DOUGLAS, now residing at No. 2 King
street, and carrying the retail business give notice
that In ono month from the date hereof will oct as
SOLE TRADER. KATE DOUGLAS.
J.rrIpy Srty 1867 Jnn,Ierv
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SMALL Pox.-Tho-e is now no caee of small pox
within the limits Of this town. and there has been
no new case for tho past ten days. Some eight or
ten negroes have had tho diseaso-ono, only,
died. and ho from exposing himself. No white
person has had it, Charlotte Democrat.
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Our New York Letter.

rFRoM our SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT.
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AN ATROCIOUs MURDER IN LEXINGTON
DISTRICT.

FULL EXPLANATIONS oF THE MURDER OF COLONEL
STEEDMAN.
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Ca C0NSIGNEES PER STEAMER ADELE
from Baltimore, notified that they must sign the
General Average Bond at our Office before their goods
will be delivered.
STREET BROTHERS l. CO., Agents.
January "a
9- COURT OF GENERAL SESSIONs.-OR-
DERED, That Saturday. the 2Gh inst, be appointed as
DAY and for tho call Of tho CONTINGENT
DOCKET and that tho Clerk of the Court give notice to
this effect through the public Journals
By order Of Judge DAwKrNs.
j. W. BRoWNFIELD. G. g. s. and G. P.
January a
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..sHIPPlNa.a.
FOR FLORID]A...

VIA SAVANNAH. b RC N s WI x, ST.
MARY'S FERNANDHA, JACKSONVILLE, AND ALL
THE LANDINGS ON THE ST. JOHNS RIVER As
EAR AS PAI,ATKA.--
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e. II. RiTENEL, Editor.
W. D. KIRKLAND, Publisher, January 81
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By order OF Board Of Directors.
January 10 JOSEPH WHLDEN, Secretary.
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R-C.-LOGAN,
81 Ky Com. IN Equity, Williamsburg District.
InsI,,orv "a z5=as2z r., 81
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3. DOSCHER'S
DGlRS and News DBP0l,

TUsr OPENED, NEAR THE rosToEFICE WHERE
eb the best HAVANA AND DOMESTIC SEdAhs.
CHEWING AND SMOKING TOBACCO eau always be
had Also the LATEST DAILY AND WEEKLY Pa
pERS and MONTHLY MAGAZINES kept constantly on
LonJ. n wfl;* January q
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January "a
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The weather is not quite 80 cold MS it has been,
but the slippery streets remind US that it is still
the winter-of our discomfort. NIOULTRIE.
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CHANCERY NOTICE

State Of Mississippi, Panola esaiF J.
Chancery Court u said coansg.
before the clerk Of said court At y
,hs town Of PanolA, on he ~ ~
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J. W. A. Jones vs. Thomas ?. caiss' {
No. 1881 fe
Upon Affidavit fled In this caus<
20 the satisfaction Of The cur; bal =
Ing named defendants IN tbs ca
residents Of the State Of MissixifFa
Sorry, who resides IN hsmphk. IN
unknown heirs Of Julia Thcmtscs ~
band. - Thomp>on. who fs<kns
Of Arkansas aud Agnes Young -
band, Iamss N. Yoank, who vsth-
Of south Carolina.
II Ia therefore. ordered by De CO.
aid nonresident defendants a sssf
pszranes herein on or behr he
The merit term Of shis court, o y
courthouse Of aid county, u 2
Pamela on The Ith Monday sn<r 49,
Day In usrch, 1881, and riss&. ssM
mur 10 The eonplsinsnts III. .s]
tens thereof win be taken 81 f1as-Ja
them. Il Il further ordered thst
order Be puhlzhed in The ahe3
Star . public Newspaper pnus<f -
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for bur weeks surcsszissly, ssd snX
order b forwarded % ne So
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A true eor-. 10 -
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Prospectus OfssThc Weekly
Hesperian.''


On Saturday, the fifth Of January
1867, the subscriber commenced the
publication of The WEEKLY HEspg.
RAN, a paper which, in matter and
style, he hopes to render acceptable
to the soundest judgment and the
most delicate taste.
The Hesperian will be strictly lite
rary, and its columns will contain
Romances, Essays, Poems, Historical
and Biographical Sketches, Reviews,
and articles on various other literary
topics. Religion it will leave to the
pulpit; politics to the hustings, yet
at the same time it will endeayor to
inculcato o taste for the beautiful and
true among all classes and circles.
The leading feature Of the Hespe-
rian will be its devotion to the LITE.
RARY INTERESTS of the Mississippi
Valley. Here, it is evident, are to
be the homes of the great body Of
the American people; and here will
be the mind, the energy and the
wealth to sustain and direct the af.
fairs of our American Society. How
essential, then, that this mind be- Gle.
waited and refined, and how fitting
that the attempt be made at st. Louis,
already the bushes center, rs il ought
to be the literary center of our great
valley.
HISTORY AND BIOGRAPHY
will form a special feature Of the
Hesperian. The history of St. Louis
was commenced in the first number.
and it will be followed by a series Of
historical articles relating to New
Orleans, Memphis, Louisville, Gin.
cinnati, Chicago, and all the noted
cities in the Mississippi Valley. Ac.
curate and interesting biographical
sketches Of the most prominent and
cnterprising citizens will appear from
time to time in its columns.
MONTHLY FASHION REPORTS will
be published. These reports will
contain the latest Eastern fashion. as
we'll as a description Of what is worn
the West.
CONTRIBUTORS or MERIT,
and Of established reputation, have
already been engaged; and the pro.
hopes, before many weeks. to
be able to announce that he has en-.
listed the entire literary talent Of the
West.
The llcspcrian will be published
Feekly, in an eight page form, (size
the New York Ledger from beau.
new type, on superior paper.
TEnas:-Thrce dollars per annum.
n advance. An extra copy will be
furnished to each club Of ten sub.
cribers.
Po'imasiers arc requested to act
a agents.
Address all communications to
Jas. W. ALLEN,
Proprietor "Hcspcrian," n
No. GIG Olive street, st. Louis. b
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CIIANCERY NOTICE

The State cf MI@inipp, panola s.ne
We Chancefy Court III said conalv.
beforc The clerk Of said court al M IA. \
Town OF Pamela, on the hrst Nouds, M
Of March, A. D., 1907.
" W White u. Benjamin MeKInai
No. 1851 '
Upon affidavit flied In this caus,. # ,s....
TO The satisfaction Of The court that a.
ant benjamin Mokiltrlck, Is A nos.s..s
the STATE Of Mississippi, and that NJ ,m,s.
after dlligent enquiry, cannot h, ~.
IT'S, therefore, considered BY The ,oune =
said defendant do enter bis appeanso
on or before the first day Of tbe nu !.
this court, TO be held NJ the coattkuss
county, In the town Of Pamela, on d. Y.
day after the 9TH Monday In Marh M
plead, answer, or demur 10 The ecsa, y
bill, or the allegations thereof will an, |
confessed. II i further ordered by I.
that a copy Of this order be pubNibI
weekly Pamela STAR a public ~
printed and Published In the town NJ
In said county for four weeks suece.ss
A true copy. ~ HARRsf
marriott ~
White 4 Chalmers solicitors.
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