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81 Weston, tho pedestrian. arrived at
Chicago of 10 o'clock, this morning.
ssaSt. Domingo dates Of the 2Oth have
been received. The rebel general,
Boriente, has been captured and shot.
Gen. Babsdilla, as Che head Of the
column, had left for Cibao-President
Oabtal, and staff pursuing.
: Admiral John Drake Slcat died in
New York to-day, at thef &ge of
eighty-seyen years. { = e, -. & :;
RIoH1oND, November 28.-J.-W.
Hunnicutt, the editor of the Neto
Nation, who. was arrested yesterday
by the civil officers, was this morning
bailed by military commissioner to
appear at the Charles City County
Court, ten days after the adjourn
ment of the Reconstruction Conven-
ton, of which he is o member, and
answer to the Indictment already
found against him for using incen-
diary language in q public speech.
The commissioner stated that Gen.
Schofield disliked to interfere in suoh
matters. but he did an thak she &c
cused might attend to the duties of
the Convention. His bail was fixed
at $4,000. Hunnicutt claims that
the Indictment is merely q pretext to
prevent his sitting in the Conven-
ton. He volunteered to appear at
court without compulsion before the
military took the matter in hand.
RICHMOND, November 29.-This
afternoon, q meeting of colored Re-
publicans was held at the Capitol
park, at which resolutions were
adopted, declaring that in view of
the efforts of the conservatives to
intimidste colored voters, Hon. John
NJ. Bolts, Gov. Pierpont, Franklin
Stearns and others be requested to
call Q State Convention Of white Re-
publicans, to assist and direct the
colored people in carrying the cleo
ton for the ratification of the Con-
stitution. The colored delegates
from this city to the Convention were
present, and joined in the request.
Addresses were made, urging the
necessity of having the aid Of the
white Republicans in the coming
election.
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FINANCIAL AND CONFESSIONAL

HAvANA, November 27.-Sugar 81
@8M. Provisions unchanged.
NEW YORK, November 29-Noon.
Flour quiet and unchanged. Mess
pork dropping, at 2O.70. Cotton
dull and lower--middling uplands 16.
Gold SO; money z.
z P. M.-Gold quiet. at asAao
Cotton dull and declined 10. sales
200 bales, at 16.
BALTIMORE, November 29.-Cotton
HAT. at 15M@16. Flour dull. Wheat
declining-Southern red 2.50(02. IS.
Corn declined-new white 1. 15(91. 2S:
yellow 1.10@1.15.
CHARLEsTON, November 29.-Cot-
ton active, but kc. lower-saIes 800
bales; middling 151h.
AUGUSTA, November 29.-Cotton
market closed heavy: sales 70 bales:
receipts for two days 1888 -middling
MOBILE, November 29.-Sales cot
ton to-day $500 bales-middlines
l41a(014A; receipts 1851. q
SAVANNAH, November 29.-Cotton
to-day opened weak and closed dull
and i'd heavy.-middling 1424@15; sales
A3Oo1S ACOClptc Z, o3O.
NEW ORLEANS, November 28.-Mo-
lasses declined-common 5O@55:
prime Is; choice SO@S3. Corn bet
teri. 1O@1.12. Pork quiet and
firmer, at 22.75. Bacon shoulders
declined-11@; clear 15%. Cotton
steadier-middling Orleans 15s<(016:
sales 900 bales-the largest OF the
season; receipts 5,00S. Gold $500
3824. >as
NEW ORLEANS, November 29.-
Sugar firmer-prime Louisiana 13.
Molasses-common 45; choice 83.
Flour extremely dull l-superfine s. rs;
treble extra 1O5O911; choice 1876
l4.5O. Corn quiet and firm, at 1.O71l.
Pork dull, at 22.70. Bacon dull
new shoulders 11@12; clear sides Is
9l5%. Lard-tierce 122. Cotton
--middling Orleans 15ak; sales to-
day $500 bales; receipts 5000; sales
OF the week 25, $50; receipts for the
same time "a, 756; stock "a, 247. Gold
3S1s. =
PARIS, November 2s.-Bullion in
the Bank of France has increased
1900, 900 francs.
LIVERPOOL, November 2S-Even-
ing;;--Cotton closed heavy, with a
declining tendency; prices have de-
clined I'D. since Q O'Clock, making a
decline for the day of 3-16-uplands
73e; Orleans 71s; sales 10000 bales.
LONDON, November 29-Noon.
Consols 95. Bonds II.
The bullion in the Bank of Eng
land has increased e1, 100000.
LIVERPOOL, November 29-Noon.
Cotton heavy-uplands Tx; Orleans
7D. Sales of the week 81 900 bales,
whereof 1000 were for export and
1000 for speculation. Stock on hand
1853, 900, whereof 80, 900 are Ameri-
can.
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FOR SALE.
THAT desirable RES

AASNCN THAT desirable RESI-
(TSS DENCE, on Arsenal Hill,
(ll1S 6I1 now occupied by the sub.
$3.50 80 scriber. For the informa-
tion of non-residenta, it can be said that,
for location, style, room, ventilation, com,
& fort and health, it has no superior.
D2uDie dt;sna piazzas, verandas. steps and inter.
Of ornamental iron work, constructed for
strength and permanenoy. The out-build-
lngs are ample and thoroughly finished in
good, style. The barn contains stabling
for hve or more horses, carriage room,
granary, hay lofts, cow sheds, &C., ali in
good order: The lot contains one acre,
we'll stocked with choice fruit trees. ever
green hedges and shrubbery, in good con-
The vacant LOT, corner of Washington
and Bull streets, desirable from it's proxi-
nifty to all the public places and churches
OF l,t the city. The above will be sold at low
valuatlons by @. II. BALDWIN.
AS Unionville Times, Anderson Inteui-
gence,' and Newberry Herald, will please
copy twice, and forward accounts.
Nov % "a
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was tabled by q radical msiority until
Tomorrow, This propcsad action
threatens the partial breaking up of
the Convention. The radicals de.
clare they will hold the rod over un.
repentant rebels and maintain con-
troi OF the whole subject of franchise,
fearing loss Of political power. An
ordinance was reported, declaring
void all marriages between whites
and freedmen. and requiring the
Legislature to prevent such mar
riages, under severe penalties; the
ordinance was tabled until to-mor-
row. E.
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Desirable Building Lot.
BY JACOB LEVTN

On MONDAY, December q, I will sell. at
tive, '"'o po'i-
That pleasantly situated LOT ON the
corner OF Blanding and Sumter ,atreeta
one square East of Main street, measurin9,
% feet front on Blanding and 16S feet 3
inches on Marion street. =
The above will be positively sold on the
following easy terms: One-thfrd cash. the
palance on credit Of twelve months, with
Purchaser to pay for necessary papera.
Nov a
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Congressional.

CongreSf1onols
WASHINGTON, November 29.-A
memorial from Delaware was pre-
sented, favoring equal suffrage.
Dunbar, editor of the New York
Globe, having purged contempt, was
discharged. Chandler offered reso-
luton, declaring strict neutrality in
the pending quarrel between Abyssi-
MIA and England; Sumner objected,
and the resolution lies over. Merrill
introduced bill, directing the Sec
retary of the Treasury to redeem
legal tender notes with coin, and di-
recting him to sell each year, after
paying interest on the debt, any gold
in the Treasury over $75, 900, ,O0O-
receiving in pay national bank notes
and compound interest notes; and
requiring all national banks, which
have not equal to 20 per cent. of
their capital in specie, to he Id inter-
est on their bonds on and after July
1, 1859. Merrill stated that he would
press the bill at an early day, saying
Congress must grapple the financial
difficulties at once, and ascertain the
true condition of the financial dis
turbances. Adjourned to Monday.
The House was not in session.
The Senate, in executive session of
three hours, confirmed Horace Gree
ley as Minister to Austria, and A. @.
HUNT as Governor of Colorado.
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lI1eporffor Reek ending Friday. Moo. 29.,
PHoHrx oTEicB, CoLuEBIA. 8. O., Nov. 80.
Inc cotton market has been gradually de-
eng during the past week, in conse-
quence ofivery unfayetabie accounts from
liverpool We now quote middlings at
49@l4. The sales Of the week have been
Tf baies, as follovs: S5 at II; "a at 143; %
at 14l; 40 ct 143; 90 at 14t; 70 at 142; IS Of
10; "a at 15l; 10 at 16f. 7 80
The demand for all country produce con-
tinues good, without material change in
prices. s
Inc following buying rates OF South Ca
rolina Bank Notes, is prepared by Thos. E.
Gregg & Co. Brokere.
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Affairs in washington.

WASHINGTON, November 2S.-Re-
solutions have been passed in the
Tennessee Legislature, instructing the
Congressional delegation to sustain
the impeachment and confscation
projects.
Grant has issued the following
order:
"Volunteer officers now retained in
service will be mustered out, to take
effect from January 1, 1865. except
the Commissioner and the Disbursing
Officer of the Bureau of Refugees.
Freedmen and Abandoned Lands.
"By command of Gen. Grant.
''E. d. TOWNSEND, A. A.. G."
/, A warrant was issued for the arrest
Of Detective Baker, ON the charge of
perjery.
Lieut.. Braine will be tried under
indictment for piracy. Surratt will
probably have change of venire.
The expense of the Indian Com
mission is $3.50, 900.
The draft of the Presidents mes
sage was read to the Cabinet.
Internal revenue receipts, to-day,
1,O94, 900.
A joint meeting of Democrats and
Republicans has been called at Fa-
neui! Hall, Boston, opposing i'm
peachment.
The sentence of Gen. Custer, sus-
pending him from rank and pay for
one year, has been confirmed.
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Salt, Salt.

t" Salt, Salt.
FXTRA Large Seamless Sacks of choice
- Liverpool SALT, at $275 per saok.
fGS NoV7 SSiS az r''" only 70 SoRs1%aTf; r. nGNEw
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Plantation and Mill Site For Sale.
Gen. Lee and his Lieutenants.

zen. Lee and his Lleutenants,
IL Campaigns, with over thirty fine Por-
traits, by author of 'The Lost Cause"
Napoleon and Queen Louisa, Of Prussia:
by Muhlbach. Price 81. so and $500.
Inez, Tale of Texas; by author of st.
Early and Late Papers. by Thackerav.
Handbook of Practical Cookery. for
Ladies and Professional Cooks; by Prof.
Diary Of Refugee, by Lady of Virgil
MIA, DC. For sale at McCarter's Bookstore.
Oct 2S r. T., BRYAN
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Bank Of Camden 80
Bank OF Charleston. ,l8
Bank OF Chester.
Bank Of Georgetown. "a
6ank OF Newberry. Observation-Disclosures. 80
Bank OF South Carolina. 8
Bank OF State Of South Carolina, fold, I. IL
Bank OF State Of South Carolina, new !.
Commercial Bank. ...' Q
Exchange Bank. 10
Planters Bank. a
Farmers and Exchange Bank 1
State Bank. Q
Union Bank eS
South Western Railroad Bank. fold, ]. 4. . as
11anyere ana mechanics. cs................. .16
mefcnehts ............ OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
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FRESH SUPPLIES.
000 NEW SUGAR-CURED HAMS.
wv 1000 lbs. breakfast Bacon,
5000 lbs. Clear Sides and Shoulders.
200 bags Country Flour,
Is bbIs. Fresh Biscuit, assorted.
Is boxes English Dairy Cheese.
hhds. Bacon Sides and Shoulders,
10 bbls. Fresh Buckwheat Flour.
6 " Golden Syrup,
Smoked Beef and Tongues, with a full
assortment Of Pickles, Sauces, Ketchups,
&c., &C.. for sale low, by
Nov ri Il. &C. HOPE
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GWYNN, GOTTEN & CO.,
Cotton Factors and General Comm Merchants

105 West Lombard street, Baltin,ore.
lBERAL advances made on consign-
~ ments. Orders for general merchan-
die solicited.
~ Henry dwynn, Of Baltimore; r. r. Cot
ten, late OF Tarboro, N. c.; Walter Gwynn.
Jr., OF South Carolina. Oct II iS3mo
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Steam Engine for Sale.

"A STATIONARY STEAM ENGINE. 35.
~ horse power, in complete order; with
Flue Boiler, containing SO Flues.
Also, q CIRCULAR SAW MILL.
To be sold singly or together. The En- :
sine, can be eeen at the Congaree Iron
Works, foot Of Lady street. 30
Apply to r. McDOUGAI,.
NOV 10 Columbia, 8. g.
=. nA- Newberry Herald please copy four
times and send bill to this Office.
Plantation and Mill Site For Sale.
A PLANTATION, six and-a-half miles
a from Columbia, on the road Ieadinp
from Columbia to Camden, containine
2,5o0 acres, more or less, about 800 OF
which is cleared, balance well timbered
with Pine and Oak. There is on the place
one OF the best mill sites in Richland Dis
trict; the water power is ample to carry a
large factory. There is O. dirt dam already
built, which has stood for the last twenty
years. There is also on the place a fine
Fruit Orchard OF about 1900 Peach and
Apple Trees, Of various kinds. The tract
will be divided into farms from 200 to 500
acres, If desired. For further informa-
tlon, apply to A. R. PHILLIPS.
Auction and Commission Agent.
Noy 4lmo Columbia, 8. @.
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NOTICE.

A LII PERSONS having claims against
"A the estate Of DIR. ID. p. GREGG, de-
ceased, will present the same, properly
sttested, and all persons indebted, either
by note or open account, win please make
speedy payment to ets - ffI =
Mrs Il. .. GREGG.
NOV ~ limo Qualified Executrix.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-07-03

IMPORTANT LECTURES DA1Ly-ro GENTLEMEN
only on interesting subjects at the New YORK Museum
OF Anatomy 6lo Broauway. ihosc unable TO attend these
lectures may receive copy by forwarding ten cents IA
2rosdwaL ~ -
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rrHE EVENING TELEGRAM
IL A MARVEL or JOURNALISTIC ENTERPRISE.
THE CHEAPEST, COMpLETEST AND ABLkST or
THE EvENiNa NEWSPAPERS
FOR SALE EyEaYW6EK..
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rTIE EEESING TELEGRAM
y MhRVL. or Jul REALISTIC ENTERPRISE
THE ChEAfhSr CpNPTATESr AND ABI.Esr OF
The EvENiN1 newspapers.
- -. - IhlNE ONE CENT
FOR SALE EVERYWHERE
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A UCTION NOTICE
"A THIS DAY (wEDNEsDAYl. JuLY3
At VI O'Clock,
THIRrY-fIRSr REGULAR SPRING SALE
including
MEMS AND BOYS HATS IN VARIETY.
Catalogues and goods rradv.
WIN TOPPING 4 CO.,
Auctonecrs. liz Church street.
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PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS.
RIO RAILROAD CONTRACTORS. ENGINEER
ofce, Utica. Chcnango and susquehanna Valley Rail
road Erchaues Buildings Utica. june IS sS.-SeaIed
posals viii be received az this Office for grading masonry
bridging erubbing and clearing the road bed OF the ca
Chenango and SusquehannA Valley Railroad from Water.
vile 20 sherburne. "a miles, up including 10Th day
July Bids will be received for the whole
this Office.
All bids should be inciossd and addressed 20 LEWIS
LAWRENCE, President Utica, Chcnsbgo and srsqueha
Valley Railroad Company 81 0enesee street. Uucs ~ Y.
bids. LEWIS LAWRENCE,
Prest Utica, Chenango and Valley r. r. Co.
T. w. SSEscKR, Chief Engineer.
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DENIISTN y.

THE EVENING TELEGRAM
IL a MARVEL or JOURNALISTIC ENTERPRISE
HE CHEAPEST, CoMPLETEsr And kBLEsr OF
THE EVENING NEWSPAPERS.
PRICE ONE CENT.
FOR SALE EykRywuBRE.
A FULL SET Or TEETH INSERTED FROM SIS TO
N s1s Extracting with ont pain Cold silver and bone
filinrs Fresh daily, al 1856 East Thirteenth street. be-
tween Third aud Fourth avenue.
BEAUTIFUL SETS or TEETH. - TO eis AND UP.
- wards All operations In dentistry sklHuily per.
formed: sill work warranted Or. MrCHACD, french Den
tist 26s q and street. Bowery.
NoLroN DENTAL ASSOCIATION ORIGIN ATFD TIE
~ snnsthetic OF nitrous or,dc gas, administer
the approved method do nothing but Extract Teeth
and ccrtainy without pain 900 patients tSsufy
es< Their names NJ the ofl-s ~ Coop er 1ns iituts
WATCHES. JEwELRY. sc.
DfAMoNDS BOUGHT FOR CASH Liberal PIECES
~ given for tine stones. Loans negotiated. rs.UMB
Diamond Brotsr Minis ysars established Al sz e.osdway
I Hours. tu 10 euu B
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CITY AUCTION MART. CORNER BROADWAY AND
" Thirty. ninth street,. ). HENRY Auctioncer, will
soil this morning. 10 O'Clock, about twenty Horses
prisng In sorrcl pacing Pony thoroughly broken for
ehiiren bay carnage Aorsc u hands high sound and
kind thoroughbred fioughboy Stallion. trot three
mnutes apar of Mares and old Also
other Horses Full particulars Ia ~ SALE Also
large collection Of Carriages Harness. WHIPS Sheets,
Afghans, Haters &C. No posiponenen account Of the
weather
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INVALUABLE ASD INTERESTING. THE NEW YORK
Museum Of Anatomy. Cabinet Of Natural History ana
Polytechnic Institute. SIS Broadway have just addsd -
their already extensive collection thousands Of Curosee
which will be found the Aztec Children, Doubts-
headed, Four.legRed. Threearfncd and Double bodoa
Monstroses Children bearing the resemblance OF mon.
skuderr Embalmed Bodies, together With strange and
objects which fail attract crowds a
beholdcrs Lectures daily open from In the morn
ing TIL 10 at night
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CuAsrwIsr srrAMsHIps.
SALES Ar AUCTION.

A UCrIoN NOrIcE.-JAMEs N. LEEDS CO., AUG.
IN tioneers.-Magnhcant Household Furniture. Piano
Forte brouzes Paintings and costly Works OF
Art. At public auction, THIS DAY "wednesday 81 the
I'VE story brown stone house No "A West Sixteenth street.
between Fifth and Sixth salc commencing at II
o'clock superb Sets Drawing Furniture covered In
French brocasel OF the richest Descriptions; rosewood Eta
ceres, Secretary Bookcase. Centre Tables Cabinets. En-
cognures Mirrors Turkish Reclining Chairs, Velvet
Brussels Carpets, OF Painting by ARTISTS Artistic
Bronzes, SAtuay rosewood Pianoorte richest Instrument
offered At auction this Stool Music Stand,
wood and walnut Dressng Bureaus Bedseads wardrobes
Mattresses Bedding Extension Table Bufat China GLASS;
slverware Table Cutlery Bronze Clock, Easy Chairs,
Sofas Sale peremptory.
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DY HENRY II. LEEDS d MINER.
ID HENRY H. LEEDS. Auctioneer.
Horses Carriages and Harness belonging the Of
the late Vim. S. Herman, Esq. deceased.
One pair brown Horses 10 hands high young and sound
six and old perfectly gentle Kind and
in single double harness.
Close Carriage, by hest city makers
Open Carriage by best city makers
Two sets Double Harness.
The above will be sold on WEDNESDAY July 5. at IL
o'clock IN front of their 81 Liberty street. few
doors OF broadway.
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Headquarters sesoud Military District.
Oct. a3rd, 1867.

CHARLESTON, S. c., October -, 1867.
GENERAL ORDERS,
100.
I. The following supplementary Instructions
are published for government of Boards and
officers connected with registration.
II. y session of each Board of Registration, for
the final revision of the registration lists, will be
held ut Il convenient point to be selected by the
Board within its registration precinct The sew
eral Boards will not sit in the several election
precincts rs heretofore, but at a single place de
signatcd as above provided, and any person en-
titled to registration within such registration
precincts, will be there registered in the book of
the election precinct in which he may reside.
III. The session for final revision will be held
on Tuesday, the 9TH day OF November next, and
will continue five consecutive days.
" Reasonable public notice shall be s-ivcn in
= each election precinct where registration has
heretofore taken place, of the time and place OF
holding the session provided for in paragraph II,
and of the object of such session as provided by
Acts OF Congress III relation thereto.
V. Commanding Officers of Posts are required
to convene, by order, the Boards of Registration
at some convenient place within their respective
registration precincts, Immediately upon receipt
of this order, for the purpose OF making arrange
ments for holding the session provided for in
paragraph II.
VI At the meeting provided for by paragraph
III, the Boards will take measures to cause due
notice be given OF the meeting Tor final revision
as prescribed in paragraph ".
VII. The Commanding Officers of Posts will,
far practicable afford facilities to the Boards
in the publication Of such notices, by requiring
local civil magistrates other officers in the
vicinity where notices are to be posted, to attend
to the posting of such notices may be transmit
ted to them for that purpose by mail or otherwise
by the Boards of Registration.
VIII. The pay and mileage of registrars upon
the final revision will be the same as heret ofore
allowed, except that only eight days will be
allowed for all services rendered by the registrars
Mileage will only he allowed for one journey to
and from each OF the two sessions of the Boards
herein provided for
TX. The final registration will be completed IN
duplicate i'll the registration books already pro-
vided; and on the completion thereof, one set of
said books will be retained 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
Commanders 10 these Headquarters.
X. Commanding Officers of Posts will see that
all orders in regard to the completion Of the lists
are complied with, and that the books arc COM
plcte i'll accordance with such ORDERS before for
warding the same as herein required.
By command of
Bvt. Major-Gencral ED. r. S, CANBY:
LOUIS V. CAZIARC,
Aidc-de- Cunap,
Oct. ~ 92-tf. Act 1SSt. 1di GenL