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NFATTRASS MAKING AND
vi UPBOI.STERING.

q BBIs aGERTON SCOTCH SNUFF, JUST
q arrived at uPCdUhth " DoOD "
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make somo healthful noise Upward, NJ twenty
nine hundred bales changed hands last Saturday
at an advance of half cent per pound. and NOR
than one half was at once exported The cotto1
| moi are smlling and In tho best Of spirits, an(
tako their lobster salad lunchos at Delmonico,
with renewed gusto.
Tho theatrical horizon here has neyor been as
bright and beautiful as it already is this soa son
and now although the brightest particular stor ha:
gone in Ristor, who has taken herself to the CITY
Of Drothsrly Love, thero is much left that is wei
worth seeing.
First of all, the great Janauschek. who has ap-
peared in several now rolos and confirmed her re-
putatlon as wonderful artist; next the Italian
Opera at the Academy, where Don Bucefalo has
just been brought out, and . host of theatres and
places of amusement.
Julia Dean is at the Broadway. whero sbe draws
we'll; but she is not tho Julia Dean VIC saw in
Charleston many years ago. She may be more
nnlshed artist than she was IN those good old
days, when Marchant reigned, and catered to our
tastes, but sho lacks the freshness of youth and
even her beauty has been somewhat impalred by
the not gentle touch of Father Time. JuIia Dean
then was wont to cry from her heart, and now she
weeps from her art, which may be the same in bad
(h) English, but does not produce so good an OF.
feet.
The Black Crook and the Devils Auction each
have their disciples. The former excels in the
magnifcenoo OF the scenery, and the latter in tho
superior art aud beauty Of the fair d7nsoxses.
They both draw well.
At the Theatre Francois the opera Bouffe alter
mates with tho Fronch drama Rip Van Wrinkle
one week moro at the Olympic, and then Mid
summer Nights Dream, with gorgeous scenery
the cast, Fanny Moran, an old Charleston favorte.
Naomi, the Jewish Maiden, at tho New York. by
Miss Price. Billy Florence and his wife at the
broadway noxt week. MOULTRIE.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Headquarters Second Military District.
CHARLESTON, S. c., October 81, 1857.
OFFICIAL.

Headquarters Second Military Distriot.l
CHARLESTON, S. c., October d. 1867. I
GENERAL ORDERS No. los.
Post Commanders may admit to bail persons not sub
cct to the Articles Of War; held In arrest by military
thory, charged with offences not capital upon security
rs provided in the following paragraph
Security shall consist: 1s Of cash deposit of the
amount for which bond is required rail by the State
law in Like cases; Or 3D. of bond in like sum- running
to the Post Commander, conditioned for compliance
with all ordors, with surety, who must be freehoder
and must justify in twice the amount of the penalty and
must under a authorize any officer ordered by the
Post Commander In of default, and non.payment
by the surety on dcmind to summarily seize and sell
sufficient of the property Of principal and surety to sat
isy the forfeiture and COSTS and Immediately upon de-
fault made the bond shall constitute lien upon the per
sonal property of both principal and surety.
All bail and other bonds taken under military author
ty will conform to the foregoing directions when not
otherwise specially provided.
By command Of Bvt Major-G General Ed. T. s. CANDY.
LOUIS v CAZIARC,
Ad-de-Camp, Actg. Asst. Adjt GenI
Ofncal: o. N. mitchell, Ad-de-Camp.
October "A
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WASHINGTON. October 22.-Secretary McCullooh
| to-day appointed j. E. Risley, ESQ.,, Deputy Com
recontlT resided in New York city, but camo from
| Indiana, and is selected as Western man and in
Difference to the demand of influential men OF the
West, who asked that the region be represented in
| the Revenue Department. MIR. Risley goes on
duty in the Bureau in Washington.
Mr.. Chandler United States District Attorney at
Richmond, and Hon. VIM. Z. Evarts, counsel for
the Government in the case Of the Government us.
Jefferson DAVIS, had an interview with Attorney
General Stanbery to-day, and it was arranged that
tho trial Of Mr. Davis should positively take place
ut the appointed time no matter what Judge pre-
sided.
Complaint is made to tho administration TINT
Minister Adams has neglected to urge the British
Government for the release Of Jehn Magic and
John Warren, hold as Fenians, without charge or
trial. in prison In Ireland.
From official sourcesi is learned that Sir Erode
rick Bruce, just prior 10 his death, upon eugges-
ton from the President and Secretary McCulOch,
had recommended the release OF these two men,
and it is learned from the same source that our
Government has appealed to the British authori-
ties for immediate consideration OF all the case. Of
arrests OF Fenians who claim to be ctizons Of this
country, and tho discf arge at once Of nn against
whom no valid charge OF violations Of law can bo
substantiated. d. .:-s pt,,..,-
Prominent citizens of Georgia, Of rebel snto-
oodents, have been calling the attention of Gene
ral Grant and the President to what they term the
convention schome of General Pope, which, they
claim, discriminates iDjurously against white cit-
Gems. Upon the presentation OF their petition to
the President and General Grant, both replied
that as they construed tho Reconstruction Acts
they had no power to control General Pope's ac-
ton in tho promises. General Grant remarked
that be had no control over district commanders
save in the matter Of removals from Office. '"
Attention being directed in the newspapers TO
the report of the views and purposes Of the Presi
dent as set forth in tho Washington corTespOn-
dence OF the Boston Post, wherein Mr.. johnson is
represented as giving permission to publish thst
ho will resist Congress-, should an sttompt be
made to depose him, and that he proposes to make
changes in the Cabinet when the November eloc-
tions are over the President WAS applied to to-day
To ascertain whether he had given authority for
such announcements.
The reply was that he had. liz ret ss taaE what he
will do hereafter depends altogether upon contin.
gcncies that may arise, and that Congress will
have to take the initiative in any extreme, doubt
fu or illegal measures, before he would determine
what shall be his course. AS to Cabinet reorgan-
ization, he had not made known to any ono that
he proposed to make changes
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Hcadaunrtcrs Second Military Distri
OFFICIAL.

Headquarters Second Military District,
CHARLESTON, s. c.. october "a, 1857.
GENERAL ORDERS, No. 1861
L Tho followi supplementary instructions pub
lGhcd for government OF Boards and officers connected
with registration.
II. session of each Board of Registration, for tho
final revision of the registration lists, will be held at
convenient point to bo selected by the Board within its
registration precinct The several Boards will not sit in
tho several election precincts heretofore but at o
single place designated above provided and any per-
entitled to registration within such registration pre-
cincts will be there registered In the book Of the cleo
ton precinct in which he may reside
III. The section for final revision will be held on
Tuesday, the 5th day of November next md will continue
five consecutive days. rf -t.,.-
" Reasonable public notice shall be given In each
election precinct where registration has heretofore
taken place. of the time and place of holding the session
provided form paragraph H. and of the object such
sion provided by Acts Of Congress in relation thereto
V. Commanding officers Of Posts are required to con-
vene by erder tho Boards of Registration at
venient place within their respective registration pre-
cncts, Immediately upon receipt of this ordsr for the
purpose of making arrangements for holding the session
provided for in paragraph II.
vi. At the meeting provided for by paragraph Ill the
gwen the meeting for final revision. prescribed in
paragraph ~. .F 10 .i'....,
VII. The Commanding Officers Of Posts will, as far
practicable, afford facilities to the Boar ds in the pubca-
on Of such notices. by requiring local civil magistrates
other officers III the vicinity where notices are to
be po: ed TO attend to the posting of such notices
may be transmitted to them for tIat purpose by mail
otherwise, by the Boards of Registration.
VIII The pay AMI mileage of registrars upon the final
revision will be the heretofore allowed, except
that only eight days will bo allowed for oil services sn
dercd by the registrars Mileage will only be allowed
for ono journey to and om each Of the two sessions OF
tho Boards herein provided for. AHA. t...
TX. Tho final registration will be completed ~ dupli-
cate in the registration books already provided End
the completion thereof set of said books WIN be
tanned by the Boards Of Registration to be placed In the
hands OF the managers and inspectors Of elections when
such officers shall be appointed and duly qualified and
the other set will be transmitted through the Post Com
nanders to these Headquarters a"' 'G'T''~ -
X. Commanding OfacGrs of Posts will sec that all
orders in regard to the completion of the sss are CON-
piled with and that the books complete in accord
ance with such orders before forwarding the samo as
herein required. @ s'."
BY command Of Bvt. Major General ED R. S. CANDY.
-: gt5.l o." %. ..a LOUIS V. iCAZIARC, /
- l..-,, Aldo deCamp, Act Asst. Adjt.. General
of1cial: o. ID Mitchell, Mdcdo-Camp.
Octotnr d 70" -
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OFFICIAL.
headquarters Second Military District, |

headquarters Second Military District
81 .ts ,.CHARLEsTos, g. c., October 23. 1867
[CmoULAR.l
l. Commanding Officers Of Posts, upon tho nomna-
tons Of the Boards of Registration win appoint for each
election precinct or polling place within their commands,
three disoreet and duly qualified persons, who will DO
designated "Mansgcrs Of Eectons"-in all appoint
ments for the State of South Carolna-and inspectors
II. When suitable persona cannot otherwise bo OBJ
tanned, members OF the Boards Of Registration will be
eligible for that purpose.
I'LL When II is impraccable to I'll such Offices for any
election precinct or polling place. such election precinct
polling place will. by order OF the Post Commander,
be consolidated with adjoining election precinct or
polling place for which such appointments are complete
Such consolidation Will only be made among the respec-
tive election precincts belonging to registration pre-
cinct.
". The order appointing o1lcers OF elections will
specify the election precinct or polling place by number
and also by the local designation thereof If any,
and also will specify the registration precinct to which
the belongs and the County or District for which
the made and sch order will be forwarded with
out delay to these Headquarters.
" The officers appointed as above pi divided WILL i'm
moda;oy upon being appointed by the orders of the
Commanding Officers OF Posts, qualify by taking the
oath prescribed in General Orders No. &C. current sercs
from these Hcadquarters, Form No. 1.
VI. Commanding Officers OF Posts will fill oil vacan-
ses in The Office OF Registrar that may occur stating in
the order therefor the persons to whose places such ap
poiniment made and the of such vacancy; and
such apponteo will forthwith qualify
VII When o Registrar is candidate for election at
the election ordered to take place on the 10Th and 2Oth
days OF November next he shall give notice thereof to
the Post Commander and such Office of Registrar shall
bo deemed vacant
VIII The powers and duties Of Registrars az superin
tcndens OF elections and Of officers OF elections whose
appointments arc herein provided for. Will fixed by
General Orders. i,-a-t
N Managers and Inspectors of Elections will receive
no pay or mileage but will bo entitled for clerical labor
not to exceed the sum of dollars for each Board fol
| all duties performed In regard to elections.
X The pa and mileage of Registrars as superintend
cnts Of elections will be nxed BY General Orders
| BY command Of Bv~ MajorGoneral ED. r. S. CANDY
LOUIS Y. CAZIARC,
| Ado-dc-Camp, Actg. Asst Adjt dcn'l.
Onicial: L. v. CAZIARC, Aidc.dc-Camp, Actg. Asst
Adj't Genl.
| October "a
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sS vIGILANT FIRE ENGINE COMPANY
You respectfully invited to attend the Funeral Ser
vices OF your Ia brother member THOMAS P. BLACK,
from his late residence In Society street. This ernoon
without further invitation.
Assemble at Engine House. in citizens dress, at half
past Two O'Clock P. NJ. JOHN T. HUMPHREYS,
October as Secretary.
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The Amite City Times says it knows from un-
doubted authority that grand conelavo of ne
sroes from the Parishes Of Eass Fcliciana, East
Baton Rouge, Livingston aud st. Helena met in
the Western part Of the irst-name' Parish on the
14th and 18th of last month"; Ito amend the Bible
TO suit the views and ideas OF the newly onfran'
ohised." The Times got its Information from q
negro preacher, who said to tho editor, unless
the white people do something for them tho ne
proes are doomed"
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@rThe Friends and Acqunintances Of Mrs
@. ". BLACK and her sons GEO. C. and THOMAS P
BLACE. are respectfully invited 10 attend the Funera
Services of the atter from his late residence No. SO So
cicy street at Three O'Clock, This afternoon.
October %
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SPECIAL HOTiC ES.

aTNOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT AP-
PLICATION will be mado at tho end Of two months for
tho incorporation Of Company for tho Manufacture OF
CHEMICALS, ACIDS AND FERTILIZERS.
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1T ia singular fact that ladies who know how
n nreserye ANYTHING ese can't preserve their tenn
pers Yet it may easily be done on the seli-Seanhs
principle. 1t is only, to keep the mouth OF the
vessel t1ghtly closed.
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Cable Summary.
Washington News.


WASHINGTON, October 24.-The National Repub-
lican Committee to initiate the Presidential cam
paign, meets here December IL; that of the Demo
Gratis meets November 1.
The returns from Virginia indicate the success
of Convention. There is predominance OF Radi-
Gals, and the returns show that whites and blacks
are arrayed against each other almost in solemn
phslanx.
The Democratic candidates have been elected
by $4,000 majority. This was the first election
under tho new Constitution. The Offices to bo
filed were those of Mayor and members Of the two
branches of the City Council, Judge of the Court
of Appeals, Chief Judge Of the Supreme Bench OF
Baltimore city, and four Associates.
General Sheridan participates in an imposing
display at Hartford Conn., to-day.
Judge Chase writes Underwood that he will be
in Richmond at the opening Of the Court, and If
the defence desire, will try Mr.. Davis st once.
Chase will not remain in Richmond after the oper-
ing of the Supreme Court here in December.
The announcement of General Marmadukes par
don is premature. 1t is on the Presidents table
with tie Attorney Generals recommendation wait
ing the Presidents signature.
Colfax, at the Cooper Institute, advocated im-
peachment and Grant as the Radical nominee.
Grant has General Thomas's report Of his pro-
ceedlngs during the recent Nashville election,
covering the correspondence between Grant,
Thomas, Brownlow and Mayor Brown. Tho par
ticulars are inaccessible.
The Retrenchment Committee have confined
themselves to the examination of books and pa
pers. They have as yet examined no witnesses.
In the present stage Of the investigation the spec
ulation as to the Committees action is idle
Grant is at work to-day. Mr. Seward is at the
White House. General Howard has returned.
The Revenue receipts to-day amount to S30s, 900.
The Postmaster General advertises for postal
contracts, under the new postal treaty with Eng
land. A departure on alternate days is contem-
plated.
Parker reports the Dismal Swamp Canal in bad
condition, with only three and half feet Of
water.
Colfax says of Grant "He is the noblest and
tho greatest, uniting he does the perinacity of
Wellington with the dash Of Napoleon, and his
modesty only equalled by his merit"
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From Washington.
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REVENUE MISUNDERSTANDING OF JEyPRnsos pA-
y1s-oAsAs OF FENLANs IN GREAT BRIrAIN-AoT1oN
OF TIE UNITED STATES oovERNMENT-PETITIoN
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s1ADMINISTRATION NoTICE..-ALL PER-
sons having claims against tn, Esatc of the late JAMES
p. EARLE, deceased, requested to present them.
duly att scd md III indebted to The said Estate will
mako payment to Mcssrs. DURYEA COLIN. Attor-
neys ut Law, Library Building. Northwest corner of
Church and Broad streets. ANNA Z. EARLE
October is 19 AdInDistratrix.
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ss- MARRIAGE AND CELlDACY, AND THE
HAPPINESS OF TRUE MANHJOD.-Au Essay for
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TELEGRAPHIC.
Our Cable Dispatches.

LIVERPOOL, October 29-Noon.-Cotton frmer
Uplands ssd.; Orleans SID. Estimated sales Il, ,OOt
bales.
LIVERPOOL, October 2S-Evcning Cotton closed
firm and advancing. Uplands SD; Orleans SD.
LONDON, October -Evening.-Consols 94t.
Bonds unchanged. The bullion in the Bank OF
England has decreased f470, 900.
FRANKFORT, October 24.-Bonds Tag.
LIVERPOOL, October 24-Evening.- Cotton ac-
tive, closing 6rmer; Gales 10000 bales. Uplands
81; Orleans 8. Corn advanced. 4Ss. Cd. Turpen-
tine and Rosin unchanged.
Cable Summary.
NEW YORK, October A.-Garibaldi has formed
an Italian ministry and it is stated that he plan
ming coup detA.
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STEAMER PILOT BOY....cAPT. W. T. McNELTY
STEAMER FANNIE......".....,.., ..,soAPT.f PECK
NNE OF THE ABOVE STEAMERS WILL LsAIE
I Charleston every Monday, Wednesday an F''ddy
Horn,no, at o'clock and Savannah every ,o"fdy.
IYrnds,day and F1iL. Mornings, at O'clock Iodch,
mo Mt Button Nor day, trip from Charles U, and
W2dnesday, trip from Savannah. "
All Way Freight also Button whsrfAna. mus bs pre-
paid. M aa
For freight or passage, apply to go
October ,gr
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yellow Fever In Mobile.

MOBILE, October 24.-There were two interments
from yellow fever to-day.
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WILMINGTON, October M.-The opposition to the
Convention lis increasing, but the majority will
probabiy>Sot in favor. Very fow negro delegates
will be elected in this State, the whites having a
majority of 25,OOO The Conservatives will un-
doubtedy control the body.