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On the most colossal SCALE The reorganization
of The army is the one great question of State
policy, now occupying the public mind of
France The old conscription, odious and ex-
ha,,sting Us it was to the country is abolished,
and in its place we see levy in mass of all the
youth of France. Yet so general and wide
spread is this public feeling in favor of war
with Prussia, that even the ablest and most de-
termined members Of the opposition, do not
venture to attack this part of the policy of the
government. NJ. THEIRS and JULES FAvEE,
both endcavored to show that France has lost
prestige during the past year, and that the
Emperor was overreached by the superior
craft of the great Prussian Minister, but their
expositions only tend to heighten the general
Indignation against the power that has brought
such humiliation upon France, Every public
man in that country feels instinctively, that
Germany, if she indeed succeeds in becoming
consolidated and united power, and not France,
must hereafter occupy the position of arbiter
in the affairs of Europe, and they are deter
mined at all hazards to prevent such a perma-
nent loss of the French prestige.
The brilliant successes of the Prussian arms
have failed TO convince the French that the
Germans will not yield, as they have done in
times gone by, before the Irresistible assault of
French bayonets. And whatever the laurels
earned by Prussian Generals, the Frenchman
is satisfied that his own captains have more ex-
perience and superior military wisdom, and,
therefore, needs must be able to overcome the
others in the field. Then they further count
upon Austria rs not likely to forego such IN
opportunity to revenge herself upon Prussia.
Then there are the smaller States of Switzer-
land, Belgium, Holland and Denmark, each one
of whom has its grudge against the Prussian
Eagle. Even Russia. it is thought, may be
secured in such IN alliance, if she be allowed
to take her own course in Eastern affairs
Certainly this would prove formidable Goa
lition ; but does not necessarily decide the
contest in advance. Prussia developed most
surprising energy and resources; and when she
will have uncontrolled sway Of the entire mill
tary power of all Germany, and be put on the
defensive, there iss,reason to believe, in our
opinion, that she will prove match for all her
aggressors
With France alone it remains at present to
determine whether or not, and how long, the
peace of Europe is to continue. Other nations
are occupied, some Of them even violently agi-7
tated, with questions of internal policy; but
there seems to be no proximate intention of
war anywhere at present except in France.
Here, it is true, the champ de Mars is given to
an exhibition of the arts Of peace, but for all
that. it should be borne in mind the Temple
of Janus is not closed - -, =. =
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GORWM 90, ,1nd pass through no other hands. en-
ablng MS not only 10 WARRANT THEM ASPUREAN
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FINEST Y0UNqH9BON.
FINE YouHG GYsoNss 30
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one Of the Managers Goods datyared 20 all parh d the
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s,- All co,n,n,n,cataons intended Jor publication s
Vi his Ai ;oas eoss must BE- addressed 70 q s o, Essor s
y B,.sIness es COMMUNICATIONS to Publisher OF Doay
W. eovs e@,s,,ot undertake To return rejected consaca-
AdperI;seets isesrs; oside Of the city must be accopa-
7sied aoidt the cash.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

COPARTNERSH1P NOTICE. Ss:.ss
WE HAVE TH1s DAY ASSOCIATED OURSELVES
w IN PARTNERSHIP, for the tTansact1on Of Q GEN.
ERAL SKIPPING AND COMMISaION BUSINESS, mn.
der the name Of JOHN j. THEO. GETTY, 8t No. 48H
EAST BAY between Boyce's North and South Wharves.
Particular attention given to Purchase and Sale Of Cot
ton, Rice, Provisions, Naval Stores, &C., &c
Consignments solicited. JOHN GET
s-Ze-..Ss55..Is5 THEODORE GETTY
: Charleston, March %, 1857. 80
Reterences-E. A SoUDKB 4 Co., J. T. ALBURaER & Co..
Ph1ade1phia; BRETT, soN Co., sTuRaRss q Co.. Now
York -. March 30
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+ GARRISONs CHOLERA AND DARRHEA PRE-
VENTIvE. 1t has not its equal in the world.
PRICE FIFTY CENTS PER BOTTLE
For sne, wholesale and retail, at my store, No. I'll
South Eighth street. Philadelphia, and by
DOyV1E & NOISE,
SOUTHERN DRUG HOUSE,
No. Isl Meeting street. opposite Charleston Hotel
April2 mtnso
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gBrb itattfnben am Sfern Mpntas, ben 22ten april,
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April -j ~ 6, Is, 18, ct
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DRESS GOODS.
ALEXANQER,S KID GLOVES, =

A full assortment In Shades and Numbers Of the
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NOTICE..

81. NVT1C1Is ,f.sIis.j q --isi
uyHE UNDERSIGNED HAVE THIS DAY FORNEDA a
COMPREHENSIVE under the nsnem JOHN .F.-
TAYIOR co.. for the purpose of fconducting the MA
OHINE AND FOUNDRY BUSINESS IN all its branches
at the old stand, PHOENIX IRON WORKS, north side OF
Pritchard street. ss;a JOHN +. TAYLOR. ~ sS5
i.5ls2;z> JAMES BARKLEY: ;sas
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TEMpUS CURANDI DIFFER NON IN AUNUM.
RODRIGUE'S
P[ILMON[C ELIXIR SPECIFIC.

TyOR THE CURE OF CONSUMPTION, PAINS ~ THE
II CHEST AND SIDES, DIFFICULTY In BREATH.
ING, BRONCHITIS, CATARRH, ASTHMA, COUGHS,
HEMORRHAGE md all affections of the Lungs
This great rryvfycr is offered to the public, that oil
who viii avail selves OF its remedial power may be
benefited.
It only requires fair trial to confirm it's invaluable
agency in dusng through each channel of tho human
organization restored vitality. It nvigorates and
bues Lungs with h-atfu elasticity; restores warmth
which their essential eenent rouses the suggsh
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free and easy respiration, and expes through Its admin
istraon each and every concomtan disorder present In
the mslady recognized as Consumption, and hitherto
deemed hopeless and incurable
This compound is perfectly safe possessing neither
narcotic nor emehc properties which unfortunately are
always employed essentials in every preparation for
Couch or Lung Affections mistake which too oflen in
its Irritating end deb;htatng consequence only
uces to much general arrangement of the system, de-
stroying appetite and creating injurious
citement, augmenting suffering with frequent fatal re-
suits.
Under the influence of this approved and invaluable
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breathing and pains and soreness subsde, hemohage
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PRICE FOR SINGLE BOTTLE Sl25.
Sold by the PROPRIETOR, northwest corner SOCIETY
AND MEETING STREETS, and the principal Druggists
April 2 1y
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IN RETIRING

T,ROM THE FIRM OF r. W. GALE & CO., BIZ
II SPECTFULLY solicit for SMesars.' BElLAMY T.
ROBINSON the game liberal patronage which has always
been extended to me. s--ss.ss,z -.
For the present can be found with the new arn,
where Ishan be happy to see any Of my 6uan friends
and customers r. GALE.
April 49, = . =; - - is--sssse',5- ,Es'$-
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LARGEST C1RcuLAT1oN.-7he DAILY
NEWS publishes the Official Last Of Let
tcrs remaining n, the .Iostc6ice at the end
of each ,oeek, agreeably to the JoIto'0s"9
section of the Ne,O Posto6sce Law, as the
newspaper having the largest csrculatso" ."
the City of Charleston::
SECTION g. And be it further enacted That nsts oi s
ters remaining uncaled for in any Pos!otnGe IN any
town or village, where newspaper snan oe peM poner
slla hereafter be published only IN the neWsM M
which, being published weekly ofte1er snan ~. iS
largest circulation within range OF delivery OK 'o
Office. a---.s
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COPARTNERsHIPS,.2.

81 DISSOLUTION OF FCOHARTNEHsHIPg.s= - q
1aTWEEN WW.HHAOKELFO AND 6.s: FRASER
under .tha namef ot ID ERkaERs sat:s
Charleston and FRASER q eHACKELF0RD, at Geofge. =
town, 81 O., ,is IAis Ddy dissolved BY mutual consent
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. win close the business Of the ].
Charleston Arm and 8. FRASER that Of the George.
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charleston, s. O., April !, 18e7.

:, flI-lI-.-- ,TaE UNOfEfk0lON6lO
WILL CONTINUE THE CARRIAGE, HARNESS
w AND GENERAL COMMISSION BUSINESS, under
the name ana firm OF BEILAMF & ROBINSON. at the
old stands. Nos, As and 4s sWENTWoETH STREET aud
~ = 1'l'sN - VIM Il BEILAMY.
e5 ~. ii. JJsIt: 81; GEO. O. ROBINSON.
Oharleston, s O., April 1st 1887.
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". ": sHAoKNLF0RD II.

VT7HL CONTINUE THE FACTORAAR AND COM
w MISSION BUSINESS on hts own account lt
Charleston, and B. g. FRASER the saneast
Georgetown, s. O. s: -, ~ 80 Is. ssst
( Charleston, 1st April 1857. nHf Apr1 =;
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!. WA N T S..

SITUATION rs WANTED BY RE-
N SPECTACLE woman as o SEAMSTRESS or CHAM
Mermaid. La capable of Cutting and Fitting. Good
be given. Can be for three days as
No. 8 SIRES STREET. IL April 8
TTIsHEs ;s0METIINC. To.aO LADY
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NEWS SUMMARY.

Cotton closed in New York on Saturday steady.
Midding Uplands, 28c. Gold was quoted at S2b.
In Liverpool Cotton closed heavy, with q down.
ward tendency. Middling Uplands, 12ad.: Orleans
1Sd.
Cape Town, in Africa, with population OF some
$4,000, is still without gas lamp!
Her Msjesty's steamer Wasp has been sent to
Quloa to endeavor to ascertain the truth as to the
reported murder Of DIR. LIVINGSTONE.
Work has already been commenced In removing
the rubbish Of the Linder Hotel in st. Louis 1t
is to be Immediately rebuilt.
subterranean police has been established in
Madrid to, operate against thieves who make their
way into houses from tho sewers. r.
BR1aHAm YouNa sent s10O, recently, to JAMES
PmE, Esq, Of Port Byron, New York, to pay a
board bill contacted thirty years ago.
The Teas Telegraph announces it's thirty-third
birth day, sild states that it is the oldest paper in
the ;Stafs and: elder than the sold Republic Of
Texas" !" a;;::iisf ii i:ss .e.-=gte;
An Australian sheep grower has come to Texas
to keep sheep. He wants to show Americans how
to do it win commence with small flock of 10000,
and then work up. Probably he will be worked up.
A newly invented flying machine in California is
expected to make 7a trip across the continent IN
twantv-four hours. This is decidedly case of
great expectations n0 to be realized.
At the Universal Exhibition at Paris there is on
exhibition locomotive, constructed in 1854, which
hal,run miles IN three years, without sub
mittine to any repairs. 81: :!o.5s -
IS Gem q: ~ RSsDoERa, isIi Of Richmcnd ex- -confed-
arate sedresary War, died on "wednesday last, at
The rsa;danca - his brother near Monticello al
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nRIVATE BOARDING.--A FEW BOARD.
T. aERs can be accommodated at No. 80 KING STREET
east side, near Broad. few Day Boarders can be ac
commodated ti.-jb.: january 81
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SECOND DISPATCH.
NEW YORK, Jan. Colo p.


Major General Howard, commissioner Of
the Freedmen's Bureau, has issued the fol-
lowing order to each commissioner
Hereafter, and until further orders, no
fees or charges will be exacted by officers or
agents of this bureau for services they may
render in connection with contracts between
freed people and their employers, either in
the examination, approval, witnessing or
registry of such contract, or otherwise
Please instruct your subordinates to COM
ply with this requirement. Labor contracts
should be in writing. If possible, persuade
laborers and employers not to rely upon
mere verbal agreements, they occasion
much confusion. Bureau agents are required
to do all in their power to secure fair con-
tracts for the freed people, and in offering
their services for that purpose they should
let it be understood that they will be rem
dered without charge to the parties con-
cerned"
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By Mr.. Simpson, a bill to tax firearms kept for
any other nurnnse than for military use. !.

By Mr.. Simpson, bill to tax firearms kept for
any other purpose than for military use.
ON PRIVATE CALENDAR.
The following resolutions were rejected: One in
favor w. ]. Murray, sheriff of AlaInanee county
in favor of Joseph Cobb, sheriff of Edgecombe
county in favor OF Samuel Eagle in favor of 4.
b. Tabb & Co. and in favor of Robert Bynum, OF
Wilson county.
The last of these was subsequently reconsidered
and recommitted.
GENERAL CALENDAR.
bill to amend sec. II, chapter 1iS Revised
Code, entitled "Widows," and bill to tax Re
venue Stamps in bills Of Costs, passed their third
reading.
A bill allowing fees to Justices of the Peace was
put on its third reading.
Messrs. PEBBLES, Waugh and Richardson urged
its passage. Messrs. Dargan, Latham, OF Craven,
and Allen opposed it.
On motion of Mr.. Richardson, the bill was
amended by the addition of proViso, that where
the party convicted shall be unable to pay the
Magistrates costs, the same shall not be taxed as
costs of the State.
The bill passed its third reading.
An cDgrOssed bill from the Senate authorizing
the Commissioners of Jones county to sell the jail
lot in said county. passed its several readings.
Mr.. Williams, of Pitt, by leave, introduced re-
solution that the committee Propositions and
Grievances enquire as to the expectancy OF re-
porting bill empowering the several County
Courts to regulate the fees of Attorneys and
Copnsellors at law. Laid on the table on motion
of Mr.. McNair
The House then adj ourned.
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HOUSE OF COMMONS.
SATT-RnAy JapTIarv 0h
OA1ChliA1, JANUARY 20, 100
ing bills were introduced viz.

The following bills were introduced viz
EY SIR. EoWe, bill to amend section g. chap 80
t'"vlaeI Code. [AuthOrizcs Guardians to invest
funds belonging their wards in bonds and other
.sCu"ltles al the United States I
~ Mr. Day ds0n bill to amend the charter of
I2tp"1 turnpike, 50 as to establish Ferry or
HitdEa l"r"-+ tennessee River.
I:y NJ. Whitfield bill to amend an act, entitled
an a. /" prevent enticing servants from fulfilling
'i!Slf contracts, "r harbOring them.
10y tr- Marcel, a bill TO amend the charter of
me J3"1 q jacksonville, in Onslow county (This
hiii passed rs several readings under suspen-
sion 81 IL rEles)
~ VIZ. Mckay, bill giving to the Comfy and
"HpeiIor Courts authority to sentence criminals to
""rb The public roads. Also a bill to authorize
He Public Treasurer to negotiate a loan for the
ig.trt oE tho Treasury, and to establish North
'a."lins SAVINGS Bank. authorizes the Pnhlic
ii'ssH'sr TO borrow, in Europe, sum hot ex-
&C." 49, tn millions of dollars and to issue for
H- pHyG'"s.t vi The game, the coupon bonds of the
E'" running thirty years. the coupon bearing
- per cent. interest per annum payable semi
"nnnaily, said bonds not to be sold for less than
'.ni! -iivr Jents on the dollar The bill creates
-'fPofa'ioh by the name of the North Carolina
3vinSs H3tt, to be located in the city of Raleigh
'''IHot'@es the State to subscribe from thu. loan
,'S5"tiiftH H'a millions of dollars to the CAPT
LII at4"h oI said bank in shares of 500 each
tidhI corporations to subscribe a like
,.ulouh'' constituting capital stock Of ten mil
=, by M. Bryson, bill to amend the charter of
me Western Il, O. r. r,
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LOST OR STOLEN

DURING Sherman's raid through Cum
- berland county, N. c., in February aud
March, 1865, the following notes, all made paya-
ole to the subscriber, and dated one day after
date:
One against Thomas l FATS IN, dated Februlry
21st, 1850 for 1925 49,
Ons against John e. Swinson dated January
18th, 1860, for S6G 08,
One against c. +. Fen1ell, datel April 10Th,
1880, for sGS %
Ona az inst ". w. Feanell, dated March Sth,
1860 for S1i7 IS.
On against Moses Biggs, dated July 18th, 1860,
for $50 SO
One against julius P Fason, dated August 22d,
1860 for So So.
One ag inst IN r. McTen lon, dated August
28th 1860, for $32 81
One against n n, Fennell dated September
22d, 1860, for 500 09.
One against E. burlington, dated November 22d,
1860, for ST. 10. ..-
One against E. Turlugtoa, date not remom-
bered for about $40 co.
One against Timothy J. Boodworth, dated Sep
TENDER 18th, 1860, for 1922 46.
One against Edward Clemens, dated April nth,
1860, for $164 35
One against VIM. Edwards, dated November
22d, 1855, ION which is credit Of &3O) for $40 90
One against Alex. Cox, dated January 1860, for
$50 90.
One against jeremiah Hand, dated January
30th, 1861, for $50 40.
Sundry accounts against other persons were
also lost at same time. ..-
All persons are hereby forewarned from trading
for any OF the above notes, and the makers from
paying them to any one except myself ....a
A, LAMONT. y
feb. 52-w1t%
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SENATE.
SATURDAY MORNING, Jan. 90, 1867.

RESOLUTIONS AND BILLS.
Alr. Virgins, resolution instructing the COM
lnittcc the Judiciary to inquire into the eXpe-
dency OF passing some law empowering Executors,
administrators and Guardians, TO compromise
claims with persons who may be indebted TO their
wards and estates and TO report by bill or other
wise. Adopted.
On motion Of AIr. Covington. the rules were sus-
pended and the resolution IL favor Of the county
u St&nly WAS taken up and passed its second
reading. This resolution asks loan of 50, 200,
30 relieve the needy Of the county, On its third
reading, Dir. Robins offered to amend the bill by
inserting any other counties which may he in 2
similar condition. WhereupOu Mr.. Leach stated
lac should like to put himself right this CUES
lion. He shouli oppose the amendment, because
other county had appealed for assistance If
the citizens Of Randolph are represented as being
Ia 4 starving condition he would gladly vote to as
$lst them. The yeas and nays were called Oh the
amendment and it was lost by vote of n to IL
IT. Wilson offered amendment which was
adopted. The GUestig II recurring on the passage
Vi the resolution, on motion Of Mr.. Robins, the
yeas and nays were called and theresoiution pass
ii hy Il vote OF % 20 II.
On motion OF Mr. CovingtCn the rules were syls-
pended and the resolution granting aid TO the
-ounties of Union ami Chatham we're taken up
Nh. Covington stated that the only object he had
IN View III taking it mp 10 set rid Of it, his
Pe5Pi" had requested its withdrawal although
JLeir coalition - needy as he hadrepresented
II. Yet they Thought the amount asked for would
mos be sufficient TO accomplish much and might
Ao tine means Of doing harnl
\ ineSsago was rece wed from the House trans
h-'',l% an tnSroSscd bill 20 amend 9th chapt. OF
the HeElsed Code, entitled apprentices. On mo-
ton 81 aIr. Berry, the rules were suspended and
the bill passed Is several readings.
Also Il bill t. prevent the destruction Of Ginseng
ia the State of North Carolina.
Ga motion of Mr.. Love- tie rules were suspend
eI, and The biii passed it several readings.
PRIVATE BILLS
On motion Of Dir. Lloyd, he rules were sus-
pended, AID the hill to incorporate the Bladen
Land Company was taken MP, passed its several
readings.
On motion of the same The rules were suspend
al, anu the hill to Incorporate the Bladen Manu-
itcturIn% Company was taken up and passed its
several readings.
On motion OF Mr.. Thornton, the rules we're sus-
pended. aud the bill To amend the charter of the
town of NGrrentOn Was taken up and passed It's
several readings.
Ca motion OF MIR. Avery, the Senate adjourned
unit! half past 10 o'clock Monday morning.
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HOUSE OF COMMONS.
T ItIIJA I q { II u IUU
BILLS INTRODUCED.

EILLs INTRODUCED.
By 1ir. Latham, of Craven, bill to incorporate
the North Carolina Agricultural ard Manufacture
ing Company.
i3v SIR Waugh. a bill to enable the Western
railroad to extend its road across the n. Q. rail-
road, 20 the Virginia lire, near ht. Airy III the
county of SurTv.
Iiy Sir. PEBBLES resolution authorizing the State
Librarian purchase 30 copies OF Battles Digest
to present 10 The several States Of the Union, III
return for Reports presentedto North Carolina by
SAID states
BY 5ir Morchead bill 20 incorporate the
Greensboro and Dan River Railroad Company.
BY jir. Patton, bin to enable the Buncomca
Turnpike Company to subscribe the stock III tleir
road 10 the Western \. e. railroad.
BY Mr.. ROuntree, bill to incorporate the town
ii Iiookerton in the county of Greene and bill
to incorporate Jerusalem Lodge No. %, OF Free
and accepted MasCns.
BY l!r Blair, bill to incorporate the New Mar
.et Foundry and Manufacturing Company, in the
county OF Randolph.
BY Mr.. BuWe, bill to amend section ID OF
happier IS, Revised Code.
BY Mr.. Durham Il bill to amend an act entitled
act TO extend the time for registering deeds
and other cOnvcyances.
Mr. Moore. OF Hartford, for the Joint Select
Committee, to which was referred SO much of the
Governors MESSAGE as relates 70 the African
race and ApprenticCships, reported the follow
ing bills, recommending their passage, viz "a bill
re-aung to apprentices, and "a bill to amend
cnupt ,, OF the Revised Code, entitled "Appren
tees"
These bills after some discussion passed their
several readings. They abolish ali discrimina
lions heretofore made between white and cOlOred
children IN the matter OF apprenticeship
The following enGrossed bills from the Senate,
had their first reading In the House, VIZ A bill
amend the act re gulatng salaries and fees, ard
. nli for the better suppression of horsestealmg.
resolution III relation to Weights and Meas
"ros, and Il bill allowing compensation to Judges,
holding Courts of Oyer and 1erminer.
tir. Crawford. of Macon. Thy leaVe) introduced
4 resolution in favor of Jacob Sler, agent of the
state FOR the sale of Cherokee Lands.
~, H.