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agNOTICE T. MARINEhS.-CAPT TAINs Z
AND PILOTS wishing to anchor their vessels In Ashley
River requested not to do anywhere within direct
range Of the heads OF the SAVANNAH RAILROAD
WHARvEa, on the Charleston and St. Andrews side oi
the Ashley River; by which precauon, contact with the
Submarine Telegraph Cable will be avoided.
S. G. TURNER, q. II.
Hsrbor Masters Office Charleston, February 1856.
February7
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The Bennettsyille journal

Bennettsville, s. G., in the eastern portion of the
state by STUBBS LITTLE, Proprietors, and offers
wish TO extend their business this section the Pee
Dee country We respectfully solicit the patronage OF
our Charleston friends
Terms-s3 per aunum, invariably in advance. Adver.
tisements inserted at very reasonable rates. Julys
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aSPALMETTO STEAM FIRE ENGINE COM
PANYYou are hereby ordered to appear at the Engine
House This wednesday, Morning, the 2sth instant at
Eight O'Clock precisely in citizens dress to pay the last
tribute Of respect to your late Brother Fireman JOHN E.
WEBER.
By order. VIII ARMSTRONG
August % secret.rv
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@ ARTIFICIAL EYES.-ARTIFICIAL HU.
MAN EYES made to order and inserted by Drs. F.
BAUCH and P. GoUGLEMANN formerly employed by
RoIssoNNEAu, of Paris, No. 500 Broadway, New York
April IA 1yr
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Lovers Of pure wine will regret to learn that the
grape crop, which promised to be so abundant q
short time ago, is likely to prove almost o total
arriving at maturity. 1t is said that keliy's Isl
and, Ohio, will not produce more than quarter Of
crop.
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A@Thc Relatives, Friends and Acquaint-
ances of Mr. and Mrs R. MoRILLo. and of Mr. and Mrs.
JOHN CASSIDY and OF Mr.. and Mrs. DUNCAN are most
respectfully invited to attend h Funeral Services of
Mrs. R. MoR1LLo, at st. Johns Chapel This Morn.
ing at Eight o'clock without further invitation The
Congregation is also respectfully invited.
August %
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menagerie must be q curiosity in Iowa. At
Fairfield in that State, recently, the crow was 30
great that two children were smothered to death
in the lam.
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@ IN EQUITY CHARLESTON ,-EXE0.
TORS WIN. 8. ELLIOTT, uf, ELIAS HoRLBEcK. ct a.
In pursuance Of an order made by Chancellor JOHNSON
in this case dated the 9Th day OF August 1857 the cred-
tors of the Estate Of the late WILLIAM g. ELLIOTT
Esquire arc notified to come in and prove their claims
before me- before the 1sth dsyo September next
be debarred from all benefit Of any decree hereafter to
be made In this case. rr.-'
August 10 mws Master In Equity
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6REGsTEATIoN.-FOURTH PRECINCT,

EREGIsTRATION.- FOURTH PRECINCT,
COLLETON DIsTRICT.-THE BOARD OF REGIsTRA-
TIoN for the Fourth Precinct St Bartholomew Parah
Colleton District South Carolina will hold its second
session as follows, viz:
At Jscksonboro Poll, September 9Th and 9Th. For
vision September 18th and 18th. ...... ....
At Ashepoo Poll, September 9th 10th and 11th. FOG
revision September 10th and Goth.
AT Maple Cane Poll, September 18th and 18th. Fog
revision September 2Srd and Oath.
As the whole duty must be performed by the LIST Of
OCTOBER the books will be closed on the 18th Of Sepem-
ber In order to comply with paragraph XIX, General
Order No. eS, Headquarters Second Military District
giving ample time for public inspection and revision OF
the Hsts All persons qualified to vote under the pro-
visions Of the Act Of Congress- passed and March 1857
Entitled Act to provide the more acdent,poy-
eminent of the Rebel statesS and the General Ac Sup
Elementary thereto, invited to appear before ths
Board for Registration.
Hours for sitting will be from A. N. to SPIN.
J.K TERRY,
Chairman Board Of Registration 4th Precinct,
Colleton District, South Carolina.
August 28
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

~ H = U 7 ia IUN N y Q E,-IuE
BOARD OF REGISTRARS for the Seventh Precinct Dis
trict Of Berkley Parish Of St. James Goose Creek win
hold their final session at the Cross Roads Poll tha
c9h S0th and 31s instant and at the Hickory Bend Poll
on the I'd, Sd and 4th days Of September. 1867.
Immediately upon the close Of each final session. and
at the respective places before named the List Of persons
registered will be exposed five days. at the expiration OF
which time the Board will again sit for two days for tho
purposes of revision, correction addition to such
registry, in compliance with Paragraph XIX, General
Orders No. 65, Headquarters Second Military District
RICHARD E. MARTIN,
Chairman Board Of Registration Seventh Precinct Berk-
ley District, Parish st. James Goose Creek.
August IS
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n1The Relatives, Friends and Acquatnt-
ances Of Mr. ]. E. WEBER, and Mrs. R. MITCHELL are
requested to attend the Funeral Services Of the former at
Trinity Church, Hazel street. at Nine O'Clock This Horn
ing. AUGUST 28
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So BATCHELOR's HAIR DYE.-THls
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only true and perfect Dyeharmless, reliable, insan.
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Natural Black or Brown Remedies the i'll effects Of Ba
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The genuine is signed William A. Bachelor All Others
are mere limitations and should be avoided Sold by all
Druggists and Perfumers. Factory, No. 81 Barcley
street. New York.
u5 BEWARE OF COUNTERFEIT.
December 10 1y
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From. Georgia,

AUGUSTA, August N.-Ihe University difficulty
is giving rise to considerable feeling. 1t is stated
that the speech OF student at q recent COM
mencement caused General Pope to take steps to
close up the Institution, and convert the building
into barracks. Through the exeriions OF Chancel-
lor Epscombe the exercises will be allowed to con-
tinue on condition, as alleged, that the Press OF
the State should not refer to the matter. , a,, Il
Il is also stated that General Pope has ordered
the appropriation OF 5000, made by the Lesisla-
lature, withheld W 81 ,'rr 80 ''s''.-a . A.
Freedmen in the first and fourth Districts arc
out in addresses to their fellow-citzens rrespec-
tive Of color, as candidates for Congress. They
claim that the right to vote gives right to hold
Office, and as they in the majority, the whites
should not be. elected by their votes. The can
didaes arc conservatives and in favor Of universal
amnesty. 1t is the impression that large num-
ber Of whites will vote for blacks in preference to
whites, who can take the test oath.
Gen. Pope has issued orders reyoking tempo
rsrily as much of his jury order as interteres with
the present term Of the Courts, as registration
lists are not completed. White jurors are permit
ted to serve exclusively provided they have regis
tered.
MACON, GA, August GA colored mass meet
ing to-day numbered from 6000 to 5000. Speeches
were made by white and colored orators Of the
Radical party, and the Atlanta Radical platform
was adopted. General good order and good feel
ing prevailed on the ground and In the city.
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them has ever been presented to the English or
American public.
Mr.. REUTER-, the author OF Tho little volume under
review has written somo excellent comedies, in
Platt Deutsch OF course, some Of which We learn
aro to be given next winter by the "Bruderliche
Bund" Of this city. The book is for sale at
RUssELLs.
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From richmond.

RICHMOND, Aug 2E.-Gen. Schofeld last week or
dered commission Of magistrates in Hanover
County to investigate whether the colored military
organizations existed. The Investigations showed
secret military organizations OF formidable
strength among tho blacks, which, it is believed ex-
tends in the counties throughout the State: The
fact creates alarm among the whites who
have neither organization or arms.
Nearly 81, 900 six per cent. Northt Carolina
Bonds were issued at Raleigh . few days since, to
certain Railroads in that State to be paid out to
contractors. This is o part Of the SA0O0,OO8 &u-
thorized by the last Legislature. Over $500, 900
has been subscribed by the Virginia counties to
the Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad. The county Of
Green Bner yesterday voted over $25O,OO0.
A meeting Of ex-offcers, soldiers and sailors Of
the United States tonight adopted call Tor con-
vention at Richmond on September 25. 1,ga
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Washington News

WASHINGTON, August 27.-The President has
assigned General Candy to the Second District,
and General Hancock to the Fifth. u. - -.
Official records show that the Cotton exported
during the year ending June 80 amounted toi667, :
COO 900 pounds, the value Of which, in currency, is
2,O00, 100.
The breach between the President and Grant is
widening. Grant is on defiant grounds in opposi-
tion to Executive assignments. He protests, with
some Indignation, against Hancocks removal
from the Department OF the Missouri. Grant has
not yet promulgated the instructions carrying the
Presidents order into effect. =,
This mornings Tribune says General Sheridan,
in letter to gentleman OF this city, thinks the
future prosperity Of Louisiana is beyond question,
and assures capitalists that the bonds recently
issued have ample security.
Captain Arms, who had recent fight with In
dians, has arrived from Fort Hayes. He reports
three killed and thirty- wounded, and forty ytve
horses lost after the bettle. Tho Indians sent q
flag Of truce with this message: Tell your officers
we don't want peace; We shall keep on fighting
Three hundred men. including Kansas volunteers
left Fort Hayes yesterday after the Indians. .
A Nashville dispatch says that BrownlOw has
taken possession OF the Mobile and Ohio Railroad
The Sioux Indians are reported incorrigible, and
the Crows friendly. $50 cholera deaths reported
in the Indian territory south Of Kansas. 81 per
cent. of the population Of Fort Gibson died ut
Fort Arbuncle-60 soldiers and IS Indians died. q
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EVENING DISPATCH.

Cotton declined &c; sales 700 bales, at 27a274.
General markets dull, but without marked change
since noon. Gold closed at Al. 62 Coupons, Lib
a11ot.
BALTIMORE, August 27-Coffee quiet and, un-
Flour quiet and dnd nS@n, @ omr ucGoaagsad cSoss gFsd
90 aS. fair 90 S5as2 20. Corn more active, prime
white 81 07as1 Os; yellow 81 15asl 16 Oats steady
at 6OaS2 Sugar quiet. Bacon shoulders Isl;
ribbed sides 153; clear ribbed 163 Bulk Meats
held at advance. Mess Pork firm. Lard un-
changed. Whiskey. in bond, held at IS; 25aSo Of
fered ; no sales.
C1NcrNNAT1, August 2s.-Flour declined 4. Corn
scarce, in bulk 95. Provisions generally firmer.
NEW ORLEANS, August N.-Sales so bales. Mar
ket at standstil; Low hIiddlings 26ac., nominal.
Receipts the last three days SO bales against 645
Exports same time 2460 bales. Sugar and Molas-
ses-No transactions, except retail; nominaly un-
changed. Flour-Supertne ssa9 25; Choice Sl2a
IA. nominal. Corn firm; 81 Is for White and Yel-
low. Oats-No sales; quoted 7Oc., firm. Pork
firm at S26 25. Lard quiet and unchanged. Ba-
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OBITUARY.

OBITUARY.
DIED, on the 18th nst in Sumter District of typhoid
fever. In the SSth year Of her age, Mrs. ESTHER g.
REMBERT, wife of DR.. EDWARD ]. REMBERT and daugh.
ter Of JAMES GAILLARD, Esq, of st. Johns Berkley.
DEPARTED THIS LIFE, in this city, on the 10th
August 1867, Mrs. MARY AGNES DAVIS, aged IS years.
months and 16 days. short painful illness finished
her journey bere She was blessed with heavenly
sight, thus leaving bright evidence Of her faith.
Her debt Is paid; the loved one is gone,
No more to suffer in land forlorn.
Midst realms OF bliss beneath Gods holy ray,
She sees in Christ the hfo the truth, the way.
g. A. M d.
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Domestic Markets.
NOON DISPATCH.

New YORK, August 27.-Stocks dull and steady.
H. h1nsy fdar par oaac oWe
favors buyers. Corn quiet and unchanged. Oats
a shade better Pork heavy, s23 S74a23 81. Lard
and Whiskey quiet. Cotton dull, at 27tnos.
Freiehts quiet. Turpentine 3d. Rosin, common,
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THE EDINBURGH REVIEW July 1s67.-We are
indebted to Mr.. JOHN RUSSELL for our copy. The
contents this quarter offer nothing of special in
terest l. The Early Administration of GEORGE
III. 2. Agriculture and Prices in England,
(125s-14OO.) g. Professor FERR1ER's Philosoph-
ical Remains. 4. The Council Of Constantinoplc.
S. Indian Costumes and Textile Fabrics. 6. Life
and Speeches OF Lord Plunket. Z. Wine and the
Wine Trade. 8. Josiah Wedgwood. 0. Burton's
History Of Scotland 10. The Military Institutions
Of France.
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Executive Order Relieving Generals siclkles
and sheridan.
Executive MANSION,

EXECUTIVE MANSION, =.
WASHINGTON D. c., August 26, 1867.
Brevet Major General r. 8. Candy is hereby as
signed to the command of the Second Military Dis
trict, created by an Act Of Congress in March 3D.
1867, and Of the Military Department OF the South
embracing the States of North CarolIna and South
Carolina. He will as soon as practicable relieve
the command to which he is hereby assigned will,
when necessary to faithful execution OF the laws,
exercise any and all powers conferred by the Acts
OF Congress upon the District Commanders, and
any and all authority pertaining to officers an COM
mand of Military Departments.
Major General Daniel E. Sickles is hereby re-
heved from the command OF. the Second Military
District The Secretary Of War al interim will
give the necessary instructions to carry this order
~ (signed) ANDREW JOHNSON. l.,
.zt--r- EXECUTIVE MANSION, :
WASHINGTON, D. c., August 26, 1867.
SR I'm consequence of the r1nfayorable condir
ton Of the health Of Major General George H.
Thomas, as reported to you in Surgeon Harrison's
dispatch Of the 21st inst, my order dated August
IT, 1857, is hereby modified, 80 as to assign Major
General Winfield 8. Hancock ito the command of
Congress, passe L March I'd, 1857, and of the Mill
department comprising the States Of Louisiana
and Texas. On being relieved from the command
Of the department of Missouri, by Major General
P. q. Sheridan, Major General Hancock VIII pfo-
sumo the command to which he is hereby assigned
and will when necessary to fsithf1l execution of
the laws, exercise any and all powers conferred by
the Acts Of Congress upon District Commanders,
and any and oil authority pertaining to officers in
command Of Military Departments . l.tH
Major-General P. 81. Sheridan will at cnce turn
over his present command to the officer next in
command to himself, and proceeding without de-
Law 10 Fort Leavenworth, Kansas, will relieve
Maior-General Hancock Of the command Of the
Denartrnent OF Missouri
Major General George II. Thomas WILL until fur
ther orders, remain in command OF the Depart
ment Of the Cumberland.
Very respectfully yours,
Isipnedl ANDREW JOHNSON. :
To General o. s. GRANT, Secretary Of War, ad
= interim.
him, saying the political position assumed by
General Grant shows our great soldier in new
light It is his first development of political
genius. His first and final mistake. The reply OF
the President has completely overturned him, and
outdanked him Grant does not understand the
crisis. he clings to Sheridan and forgets princi-
ples =, 81
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October, 18th 1861.

OClohfT, lJlH loOt.
EpIroRs BuLL'ox will you do me
the favor 10 publish this letter Ill appears
hum what the Il rulnche publisher, IN the
issue ol the ! 2lh INST, that Mr.. Hill Bpuchpy
believed that ! am the author III an article
in the San Francisco Examiner Of Septem-
her l2th--rntilled II Gruwl, and dated ut
Silver City /. r. ! heel Indignant
that this letter Preferred to- should he chan
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and sign my name thereto! deMOuAce tn.
Whole M MeF in tn, letter Of the EuInliiier
al September l2th, us has, fDiyery. II
il has my name signed Ia il. would ask any
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answer none liu there Is reason to liz
liz We thai this better was gotten up to iniuie
me and mt II i B,achy. as the qlel
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urs Of the Examiner have also been grossly
imposed upon IN lmpuIing to me the author
sup Of any such letter as appeared in that
paper. ! AIN respectfully yours &c.
Howard BLEDsoE.
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To Our SuBScRlBRs.--We wish to signir,
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Special Notices.
FACE TO EVERYBODY.

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norRrFuI~-Wh' t'cr the a rest md lnhg
Ing in jail Of :, pnnr iniugi,"ird soldier WIN
hns M friends and who "ii.ie 10 harm Or kill
nohuiy. rebounds Wuc.i 20 the credit Of those
who are conveniently rbsoui, or b ing Trcs-
ent, wink N the teniuld greater wirkedn,ss
of Oihers, wliom for divers REASONS, they are
afraid 10 interfere with.