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GIFTS FOR CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEARS

" I
GREAT WATCH SALE ON TIE POPULAR ONE PRICE
PLAc;, GIVING EVERY PATRON HANDSOME AND
RELIABLE WATCH FOR THE Low PRICE OF TEN
DOLLARS, WITHOUT REGARD TO VALUE, AND
NOT TO BE PAID FOR UNLESS PERFECTLY sATIs-
FACTORY.
100 Solid Gold Hunting Watches $3.50 to $3.50
1OO Magic Cased Gold Watches. 200 to 500
100 Ladies' Watches EualAened. 100 to 800
200 Gold Hunting Chronornetcr Watchcs.. to 800
200 Gold Hunting English Levers 200 to $50
800 Gold Hunting Duplex Watches. 150 to 200
500 Gold Hunting American Watches 100 to $50
cog cog Silver Hunting Levers so to $50
500 Silver Hunting Duplexcs ............. rs to $50
600 Gold Ladies' Watches. SO to $50
1000 Gold Hunting Lepines .............. so to IS
1000 Miscellaneous Silver Watches 80 to 100
2500 Hunting Silver Watches. ........... IS to 50
5000 Assorted Watches all kinds 10 to IS
81 Every patron obtains Watch by this arrange-
ment, costing but $40. while it may worth S75o No
partalty ahown.-1N #"
MRssRs. ]. HIcK1INa L Co. GREAT UNION WATCH Co..
Now York City wish to immediately dispose of
placod in sealed envelopes Holders entitled tho
articles named their certificate upon payment OF Ten
Dollars, whether it be Watch worth $3.50
less Tho return of any OF certificates entities you
fits WORTH and article valued less $40 is
named any certificate it will at be that this
is Lottery, but straightforward legitimate
action. which may be participated in by the
hshdious. &aa
single Certificate will be sent BY mail, post paid
three and elegant preriam for s5 sixty-sx and more
valuable premium for $40, hundred and superb
Watch for SIS. To Agents those Wishing employment
this Is rare opportunity. 1t is legitately conducted
business. duly authorized by the Government and open
to the most careful scrutiny. Try VI!
No. l4A Broadway. n. 4.
Oecamberls l,ro
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G1LvER PLATE FOUND.-A PIECE OF
y SILVER PLATE, belonging to some Of the tTaylor
tarnty, was taken from negro sonne time since, which
can be had by proving property and paying for adver-
hsernent. Apply at this office, November 99
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EDU CATlO N AL.

STATE NORMAL AND HIGH SCHOOL
ESTABLISHED BY THE LEGISLATURE FOR THE
INSTRUCT1ON OF YOUNG LADIES IN THE HIGH
STREET, CHARLESTON, S. c.,
WILL BE OPEN JANUARY I'D, 1887. REV. HENRY
w NJ. MOOD, A. NJ, Principal Professors, Teachers
and Lecturers ofaby have been employed thorough
instruction VIII be aforded in evesy department The
ladies' and is equal to the most advanced standard
Female Colleges.
The year is divided into two sessions Of Ave months
each. $500
Il Tuition, including the usual branches. with FRENCH
sion. Pupils may obtain Board under direction Of
the Principal at s95 pcr four weeks, which includes
Lights washing and fuelan payments strictly in advance
c. G. MEhIMNGER,
HI, Chairman of the Board.
z. MONTAGUE GR1slKE, Secretary
H1r Columbia papers please copy six tmes once each
week. and send bill to the Secretary at Charleston
JANUARY Z nnw12
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HIGH SCHOOL OF
TINHE EXERCISES OF THIS SCHOOL WILL BE
u resumed on Welnesday I'd OF January. Instruc-
don given In Greek, Latin, French. Math thennatcs and
the higher branches Of Englfsh Terms SO per quarer
IN advance No extra charge for French Stationary
VI sr3la8H. s5ss@sE &Es W. r. .KIN9bTAN@''
December "A u sui ''.'-'-' Frincin,., h
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MISS "A. t.. SALOMON.

HAVING LOCATED IN WENTWORTH STREET
- one door east Ct the Arteaan Well, has resumed
the instruction ofoRNAMENTAL Of WORK. In the various
6ra1cnes, comprising WHITE AND COLORED EN-.
gHcDEGI, Tapestry and Tufted Work, Wax Frnit and
Flowers Oriental and Grecian Painting She'll Leashe
aa and Paper Flowers Braiding Knitting, Netting ana
Crotohet AL ozders executed with prornptness MUS.
LlNS 1 and LACEs renovuted. Also, FLUTING ana
GRIPPING done to order. E- I --s - -,
December Is 81 s4-Sr !7sS7Tl- q - 1roo
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ST. PHILIPS STREET SCHOOL. a.
TENHE EXERCISES OF THIS SCHOOL WILL BE RE
- sUMED on WEDNESDAY. tho I'd OF January. 1867.
Applications for the admission children VIII be Ne
ceived at the schoohouse after that day between
ne hours our Of and 10 A. ~ For the present not moro
consequence Of the want Of sufficient funds the Coms-
aoners VIII be obliged to require each pupil pay for
the books and stationery nsed by them. H.%> 'i @
By order OF the Board. II. !
E. MONTAGUE dRIMKE
November Is m6 q - slacrato,v
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LARGEST ClRcULAT1oN.-The DAILY
News publishes the 06iciuz List Of let
ters remaining III the Posto6ice at the en-"
Of each ,eeck, ayrcca6!y 70 the tolto'oi"e
section of tic Nc,o Posto6icc Lac, as The
ne,cspaper Aacing the largest circulation IN
the City Of Charleston
SECTION g. And be further enacted That Lists Of let
remaining uncaed for in any Postolee in any city
town or villasc where nowapaper shau be printed
hereafter be published only in tho newspaper
which, being published woekly or ofencr aha have the
largest circulation within OF delivery Of tho said
Office.
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MRS. CARROI. 445
HAVING RETURNED TO THE CITY, OFFERS her
services ss Teacher Of the Piano and Vocal Music.
December 20 sl715sIETl Sd sS5 .'4 .ig n #
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INSTRUCTION ON PIANO.
M Rs r. p BRYAN WILL GIVE INSTRUCTION ON
A41 The PLANO to limited number of Pupils Tcrms
moderate. Apply at No. IS MEETING STREET
Deceuber ~ - ~ - - ~ -f .T
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THE MODERN PILGRIMS.
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# NIGHT SCHOOL.
nN AND AFTER MONDAY THE EXERCISES OF TIE
" subscribers School win DO conducted at No. 364
KING STREET east side. door south OF George at
which will be taught Bookkeeping and tho higher
branches Of Mathematics and English including Arith-
mec Algebra, Geometry, &C., Political Economy, Rhe-
toric, Logic, &c. &c. 5s-
Terms moderate. Apply above.
&% DOTY l. SHERFESEE
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also in Kentucky, but who were enlisted or drafted
in the State Of Tennessee into the United States
service, must be prosecuted before this Comnis-
sion. Ma#
The Baltimore Commercial says that the pros
perty Of that city at the present time is .sunpre-
cedented." Last year there were 72O building per
mits issued, including those for renovations and
repairs The returns for this year up to the pres
ent time show that 1918 permits have been issued
Of which over 1000 were for new buildings. The
leading business streets, Baltimore, Hanover and
Jay, show great improvements in architecture
while the suburbs are rapidly filing up with dwell
ing houses. Lafayette Square, it is said, ia 80
changed for the better chat ono who knew it in its
former days would not recognize the place
TherB are 202 daily, tri-weekly and weekly pa
pers pubGshed on the Pacic coast at this time, Of
which San Francisco contains IL dailies, tri-
weekly and Al weeklies !; the balance Of the State
~ dailies, tri-weekly and IS weeklies Oregon
contains dsilies and 10 weeklies Nevada, dai-
lies aAaS Neekhes; Washington Territory, 8 week.
Lies Tdaho daily, :ri-weekly and weeklies ;
Utah. 2 dailies, semi-weekly and Q veeklies Col
orado, ! daily and weekly Montana. tri-weekly
and weekly; the British Possessions, 8 dailies
and weeklies Mexico and Pacific ports, week
lies Sandwich Islands, weeklies.
James River is entirely frozen up for several
miles below Richmond, and navigation has, in
consequences, been entirely Suspended for the
town to Lower Cedar Point-the Ice being su}ii-
ciently strong to permit skaters to pass from shore
TO shore. In consequence Of this only sccommo-
fredericksburg and Potomac Raihoad. :i The tre;ns
on the Central and Dsnville Roads were running
On Thursday with about their usual regularity,
though from the amount Of snow falling some aS.
prehensions are entertained that there win be .
temporary suspension Of travel .'lE
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ITO RENT-TFIE ELLIOTT MANSION, NO.
Il 10 George street. Apply to LOWNDES l. GRIM
BALL. Law Range, Brood street.
December II m
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TByO RENT, SEVEN ELEGANT LARGE
Il ROOMS. with a!l necessary outbuldings, aud cis-
tern. This place be divided tor two families Rent
very moderate. Apply ut No. II KING STREET.
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ABBEVILLE MALE SCHOOL.
EDWARD R. MILES, Principal
TUE EXERCISES OF THIS SCHOOL WILL -PE RE-
II SUMED on 7lh January, 1867. Scholastic year
divided Into two sessions Of six months EACH pupil
taken for less than ono session.
TERMs-s40 per session, payable half in advance and
half at close Of sessIon. g"# l7 s''.17--1
Good Bosrd in respectable families can be obtained at
moderate rates For further particulars apply PRIN-
CIPAII, Ahbeville Court House, s N@4 aEl4ITS5 =
December 81 #35 }& no
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TITO RENT, I'm A RESPECTABLE PRIVATE
family. in the lower portion Of the city, SUITE
OF ROOMS, pleasantly stunted southwest piazza,
with kitchen. Apply at this Office.
January a%.#a mw2*
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SOLOMON'S LODGE, NO. 1, A. F. nj.
TTNHE FIRST QUARTERLY COMMUNICATION WILL
Il be holden in Masonic Eall This Evening" 7th inst
at Seven O'clock. Mombers and Candidates for Degrees
will be punctual
By order OF W NJ. R. H. WERNER s
January : II Secretary.
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- DANCING SCHOOL. r.t s#a
ANoNs. BERGER INFORMS HIS PATRONS THAT
W his Is DANCLNa SCHOOL is now open at Masonic
Hail. Time Of Tuition for Young Ladies and Masters
1aesdays and Thursdays at O'Clock. Night Class for
Gentlemen, Tuesdays and Fridays. at o'clock Satur-
O'Clock. @sG.
For particulars apply at the Hall at the time Of tuition
OF at NO. II GlEBE SIREET. -gL.. S
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woFFORD COLLEGE, sPARTANBURG
TUE SECOND SESSION G OF = THE rH1RrEENrH
Collegiate year will begin on Tuesday, 9Th January.
1857 with Faculty Of SIX Professors The Preparatory
school under the immediate supervision Of the Facui-
T, will also begin at the time. IS Is m h..
Tuition and contingent fees In advance per year.
Board, payable monthly, about .12 90
Bills payable in specie, its equivalent In currency
A. NJ SHIP, President.
Y. { fpou 7Jn1,
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EsOR sALE-A SUPERIOR TOP BUGGY
IL and q set Of BUGGY HARNESS., can be bought
reasonably by applying to WIN. T. ELFE,
December 10 No. 90 Anson street.
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FROM. THE SOUTHAMPTON (JuIy 25) Correspon-
dence of the London Star, we learn that the Ameri-
can life-raft Nonparei, forty three days from New
York, arrived here between fve and six o'clock
this evening, and is moored of the dock shore.
This daring adventure has been conducted by
JOHN Mixes Captain, and crow OF two, named
GEORGE MILLER and JERRY MALIIENE. She is only
twcnty-four feet long, and twelve and half feet
broad. The raft which has two masts, consists
gether by canvass connections, having no real
deck, and is strengthened by boards slipped un-
der strong iron neck-pieces, the. whole kept
together by lashing. A water proof cloth, hung
over boom, closed at each end, somewhat re-
sembling gypsy tent, affords sleeping accommo-
dations, two at time, and the third keeping
watch. This is fixed on strong locker, in which
the provisions are kept. The raft lay.to seven
times from stress Of weather, and the last vessel
spoken was the John Chapman, a week since,
from which they ware given y fowl, which is still
alive and well. They hayo arrived with thirty
gallons of water to spare. TIE Captain was poorly
two days during the passage, otherwise all hayo
been in perfect health, and the men are in good
spirits, their eountenanoes looking healthy and
bronzed by the weather. They had no ohronome-
ter ON board, and sailed by dead reckoning, and
corrected their position by vessels they spoke.
There is smaller raft on dock for use as q boat.
The raft has kept perfectly water-tight all
the way, not leak of any sort having oc-
CURED,
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The TORCH LIGHT PRocEss1oN.-We learn that
the parties composing this procession became ex-
ceedingly noisy and boisterous their route, and
while in the lower part of King Street, negro IN
the rear fired pistol; he was promptly arrested
but those in the van supposing that the shot was
fired from building at the corner Of Smiths
Lane and King street, Immediately commenced
brick batting the house, which caused consldera-
Bile excitement and endangered the lives OF the oc-
cupants. The Police authorities took prompt
measures to quel the disturbance and arrested
the ringleaders. At one time grand row was
imminent and General CLITz was at once nohhed
of the disturbance. he Immediately sent small
squad of solaers to the support Of the police, but
before Their arrival quiet had been restored.
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SPECIAL NOTICES,

ss- NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT AT
the expiration Of three months from this day. ap-
pcaon viii be made to the proper persons for renewal
of the following Bonds and Stock belonging to the estate
Of the late Doctor SAMUEL WILSON, destroyed during
the recent war, viz
Two Bonds Note $50 and 21s Memphis and Charleston
Railroad Company, each $1,000.
One Bond, No. 207 Montgomery and West Point Rail-
road Company. $500.
STATE SOUTH CT RoLrNA THREE PER GENT STOCK.
No. 1853 for s9077 04 in February 7th. 1882.
No. 6s9 for $1,000 in September 18th, 1887,
No. 712 for $3.50 "a in October 18th, 1927.
No. 500 for $3.50 in April 9th, 1918.
No. 743for s165s 49, March orNovember 9th, 1899.
WILLIAM NJ. WILSON,
NJ. E. CARRERE.
Qualified Executors.
August 16 aug 16, 81, sept 16, 80, oct 16. 81
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pAnr IN PHILOSOPHY.

Messrs Editors: Your columns have recently
disclosed several facts in connection with the rapid
Transmission Of goods from the " Great Central, "
via South Carolina Railroad. In one instance you
copy an article from IN Atlanta paper (and the
same was transferred to the Charleston Mercury,
citing case where goods were received OF the
days from date Of shipment" Our friends in
Atlanta may be among the favored, but go for as
Augusta is concerned, it works reversely. One
shipper to this point, who has faithfully tried the
two routes Il. e. Savannah and Charleston) can
testify that so far as Augusta is concerned, time
Savannah. The writer hereof has, in no instance,
received freight shipped from New York on Satur:
day before the following Thursday, There may
be exceptions to this experience, although the
result of trial of four weeks leads ono to
the times. MERCHANT,
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A very sharp controversy is going on among
temperance men in New York State and others re-
garding hop growing. Hops, it is argued, arc
made into beer, which is intoxicating, consequent
ly hop-growers "aro identified with the cause OF
intemperance, and workers together with Satan in
destroying their fellow men," 1t is immoral to
raise hops, SO it is to raise apples, corn, rye,
grapes carrots, beets potatoes, &C., for Of those
severally intoxicating liquor can be distilled.
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a@RRGISTRATION.- PRECINCT,
COLLEToN DIsTRICT.-The Board Of Registration for
Thri Precinct st. Bartholomews Parish Coeton Dis
trict s. c., will hold its sessions follows, viz:
AT BLUE HOUSE PoLL-August 18th, 2Oth, 21st and
22d. September 9th, 9Th and 7th.
For Revision, September 18th and 2Oth.
AT wALTERBoRV PoLL-COURT HOUsE--August
24th 2Gths 9th ani 2sth September 9th, 1Oth 11th
For Revision, September 23d and oath.
AT ROUND PorL-August sOtb, s1st. September
I'd, 3d. 18th, 14th and lc..t.
For Revision September 26th and 9th.
As the whole duty must be performed by the 1s octo
ber the Books will be closed the 18th September in
order to comply with Paragraph XIX, General Order No.
65 Headquarters Second Military District giving ample
tim FOR public inspection and revision Of the lists All
persons qualified to vote under the provisions Of the Act
Of Congress- passed I'd March, 1857 entitled Gan Act to-
provide for the efficient Government of the Rebel
and the several Acts supplementary thereto
invited to appear before the Board for Registration.
Hours Of sitting will be from "a. NJ. to3P.M.
r. d. WnLOUGHBY,
Chairman Board Of Reg
For Third Precinct, Colleton District
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16S. Hams unchanged. Gold 393a4O. Sterling
52sa54A. Sight Exchange on New York per cent.
premium.
AUGUSTA, August 15.-Cotton very active, prices
frmer, but not quo;ably higher. Sales ms bales.
Middhng 25Sa26.
WuMNaToN, August 15.-Turpentine dull at
Sc. Rosn quiet, So S5a7
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Ga The Friends and Acquaintance OF
Mr.. and Mrs AUGUSTUS o. BARBoT respectfully In
ted to attend tho Funeral Services Of their infant son,
ARTHUR oCTAvIUs, at St. Mary's Church, Hasel
street, This afternoon, at Five o'clock
August l6
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New York News.

NEW YORK, August 15.-The Fenisn President
Roberts arrived in the steamship Periere. :.
The steamship Sierra Nevada has GROUNDED on
Point Isabel California.
Hchard O'Gorman delivered General Meagher,s
funeral oration to an immense crowd. Mayor Hot-
man presided. -,
The steamships Denmark ana dammon1a have
arrived Governor Wright's remains are on board
the latter
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a@DIsTRICT COURT FOR BERKELEY DIS
TRICT- is ordered that the Sheriff do procure from
the several Tax Collectors Of the Parishes embraced in
the District Of Berkeley List Of all persons assessed
for taxes and who shall have paid their taxes for the
present year, and receipt thereof the Cerkand Sheriff
shall transcrbe tickets, each containing one name,
the names Of all persons contained in such lists which
tickets shall by them BIO deposited in the Jury Box, so
that therefrom Venire of Jurymen may be drawn
to serve at the next term Of this Court
F. D. RICHARDSON,
District Judge.
Attest: HENRY s. TEw, Deputy Clerk.
August Is
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TELEGRAPHIC.
Our Cable Dispatches.

r-tst Ouf OuUAc D1SPAtChcs.
LONDON, August Is = Noon. 1t is raining
throughout England.
Consols, 94l Bonds, "a.
LyERpooI, August 15-Noon. &C Cotton quiet
and steady Sales probably 10, 600 bales. Corn
sss. Sd others unchanged The rain checks bu'
LIVE TTsnpoo1, August 15.-2 P. M.-Tallow adj
vanced As. 3D.; others unaltered.
Washington News.
WASHINGTON, August 15.-Bradley's bail was
fixed at $4,000. The Chief of Police took out the
warrant.
there is neither commercial or financial news
from New York yet. -
Bradley was arrested this morning. The af1i-
dayit charges him with sending . challenge.
Bradley waived an examination, and gave bonds
for $1,000.
It has been raining necessarily since midnight.
The rain continues, but it is turning cold
General Steedman's business here Ii confined TO
the revenue business Of his district,
Holt has returned from his Northern trp, anu
his suspension is daily expected.
Br;eadier-G General Horace Porter, aid to General
Grant, has replaced General Pelour as Adjutant-
General Of the War Department, who retres on
account Of alleged il health.
The Turkish Legation has arrived.
The Treasury contains $106, ,000, 900 in coin, and
sT4, ,5O0, 900 in currency to-day.
The Internal Hevenue receipts to-day amount to
500, ,O0.
The same Treasury order that applies to Mis-
souri, bonds stolen from the Interior Department
is made applicable to those Of Tennessee and
North Carolina. stolen at the same time. Holders
showing that they purchased the bonds in good
faith can realize on them.
The report Of the Congressional Committee on
Southern Railroads exculpates Mr.. johnson from
any connection with the alleged frauds.
i 2 E. 81. Saulmier, Consul at Vera Cruz, under
date OF August l, informs Secretary Seward that
Santa Anna arrived there on the 80fh Of July. The
order from the Government at Mexico City is to
confine Santa Anna, Vidal, and Riyas in the Cas-
tie Of st. Juan in separate rooms, and in close
confinement. Saulmier also communicates re-
garding the customs Of Vera Cruz that the reg1la-
lions previously existing will prevail with pledge
from merchants interested to abide by what the
Government may resolve upon hereafter.
Omaha dates give details Of q battle near Fort
Kearney. The Indians attacked foraging party
and stampeded the stock. The splaiers entrench-
ed themselves behind wagons and fought for
three hours, : hen reinforcements arrived and
thew drove tn Indians off. Sixty Indians Blk
soldiers, includingI Lieutenant j. Ennis, were killed.
Major Powell, who commanded the foraging party,
attributes his successful resistance to long-range
hraech loading arms.
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From Augustn.

A,,ausrA. August 15.-An accident occurred on
the Augusta and Savannah Railroad last nlgnts
near McBeans station, by the Washing away OF
the culTert which resulted IN III the Killing oa ,eG ens
Charles CALVIN and - Freeman
The rain storm which prevailed here has sub
"a A r. Lamar, the Solicitor General Of Muscogee
County has been removed p rsssd fGpe a peorpa
sold for thirty cents per pound; Class, strct h'o-
TSree bales OF new Cotton were received at
Montgomery on Tuesday, elassed Strict Mladiing'
and sold at 26s.
The Montgomery Advertiser says that General
Pope has removed all the OWL officers Of Macon
County from Probate Judge down:
3 Charles A. johnson (colored), who was oansnea
nom Mobile BY Mayor Horton is imprisoned az
Montgomery. He alleged offence was senlng Pa-
pers rldiculing Horton.
County Conventions are being held IN fIorlda
for the purpose OF adopting platform upon Whle9
whites and blacks could unite In the formauon Oh
a State Constitution at the approaching Conven-
tion which guar antees equal rights and protectaon
to the rights and interests Of both parties.
The rain yesterday was very general throqgnout
Alabama, Georgia, Florida, South and North Caro-
the washing away OF culVerts. Inere was neaSy
shower this evening.
The Atlanta Opinion intimates that Gen. Pope
vmay shortly issue an order requiring jurors to take
In 70 accordance with General Pope's order, civil
officials have notified papers opposed TO recon,
struction under the Military Bill Of the withdrawal
of patronage. or thirteen dailies In the state,
only four endorse the Congressional programme
The court martial which has been In session
here for four weeks trying the case Of General
Sweeney, commandant Of this post, against whom
certain charges were preferred by the ohicers OF
his regiment, has adjourned From the evidence
given before the court martial it is believed that he
has been honorably acquitted. Sweeny is we'll
known from his connection with Fenianism, has
been in command here for nearly one year, ana mas
given great satisfaction to the people.