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THE HERALD

r. PUBLISHED WEEKLY AT NEwBERRY @ H., At
i IS por annum. and. having largo circulation
through all the upper and lowor Disrich Of tho State
afiorls great sdviltages 70 advertisers >5
Rates for adyertng yer5 rSssonabe-ios which appl,
10 Agent, Hr ). p. SLIDER, 1t the Mtlls gouse
.cuoa- Z a II. aRENRKER
November Hsttafe ard Ptoprietorx
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Those INTENDING to patronize the Col
lege, will confer favor BY Immediately
addressing the President, at Spartanburg,
s. G.
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ConsIBnees per south Carolina isaiiroad
September go.
liz bales Cotton, ~ bales Yarns Io3 BAGS Flour "a
bags Peas, cars Lumber and Wood, DC. To Railroad
Agent. Street Bros Co. E Railroad Agent ws wha-
ley, Jr. Walsh, II Denco. II Dscho6 Co T O Finley
z Rodgers 4 Co. Gen Scott Katie L co, Graeser
Lee. Smith 4 Co. Clarkson Mey, II doldamith Son
" Williams 80
consignees per Horthenstern Railroad,
September 30.
Is bales Cotton, lis bbls Naval Stores cara Stock
Mdze. &c. To Adams. Frost Co, @ Pritchet A Nc,
Fadden, A Robnson Co, NJ Geraghty Lieut. Ne,a
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THE TEXT BOOKS
In use can all be procured il Spartan,
burg, at reasonable prices
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Market Report and Quotation Sheet for
Bonds, Stocks and Bank Bills, for Week
ending September 40, 1867.
PREPARED pf
ANDREW M. MORELAND.
Broker, No. Broad Street, Charleston, 8. C.
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PatsenRors.

PatsonRorG.
Per steam ihip Emily D souder, for Now York
Alis II Duie, Major Robin. Mrs Bertha Henry, "
Smith Kidney Jr. E .crt, Mitchell Mrs J
Booth, Mrs. Zernow, MastLr 3 J Zernow, Mrs Ma
lone and children. Mrs o'Bnen aud child Levy and
seernRo. - -.
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s. kirkr,rirl. II Klatir < Co. King s olbGon. "
Marscher. II Marshall. j Ii s"r. a Aiupminger II
Nel 4 Sou Ravenrl 4 BarnwciI. Rciia shepherd
Cohon Fs;rrskftisH. y Z Telegraph Co. J Thompson
iis @hiidea HE kroH Mc9%ns 1s N WohI'mann waTnar %
&. pnskor. WI Webb. wnii. IS wilmington Co q
II Todd. Estrickland. L Jackson. Il F Fleming Ad.
Br schr Sayita, S,irlis Cow Bas - days Coal. To
Bonaiant 4 Salas.
Steamer Marion; Foster, santce. Naval storsa. 10
soop Jane. from coopar River. icN bushels Rough
Rice. To e Bee Co.
Cleared Yesterday.
Steamship L d soulor. Lebby. SeH York k-Jn, & Then
Went to Sen Yesterday.
Steamship Z y soudcr Lobby. Now York
From ti,ls Port.
Steamship Moneka. Winchester. Now York. Sept -.
Steamship Alliance. Kelly, philadelphia September A.
British bark James Wilson, FcTrcr Port aahon. August
sailed for this Port.
Schr Haleck, Crowe. from Georgetown. d c. Sept
Pig Pig yGSShis y% Fulford; asoIsetosp; G sop,'s
Up FOR this Port.
Schr B Hawkins Wyatt. at New York. Sept o,
Mcniorn ndu.
Tho New York Herald reports that the steamship eor.
gia Captain Dcaken from Vera Cruz 10Th and ssal 18Th
inst Vi. Havana tho 10th tbooro cportcd into Charles.
toni! when OF Charleston Thursday last short
coal and headed for tho latter port. When nineteen
ilcs OF Charleston the propeller pin fell out shn
dIopp nnshor in sigh, Of tho outer ghtshp at II n.
The rst officer, McCrae. and Purscr Webb started with
boats crew for tho ey without taking the prccauton
Of having h,cr in the boat, which leaked badly The
ghtshtp was reached In safety but with foot OF
boat reached Charleston at daylight WHOM tug wss &C.
the opinion that he viii have go In the dry dock
pair the damage. 80 the deorgia will not likely nrrvo
at this port before Thursday Her cargo s ssal hemp
and red wool
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EACG Y.

FACULTY.
Rev. ANsoN W CUMMINGS, y. NJ, y D.,
President aud Teacher Of Mathematics, and
Lecturer on Natural Science, &c
Mrs l. H. CUMMINGS.
Teacher Of Rhetoric, Mental and Moral
Science
Miss ALICE NJ SHELDON,
Music, Embroidery, Painting, Leather
Work, Hair Work, &c
Miss ALICE LoMAx,
hlusie. French, English Literature
Miss SUE Y. X. SHELDON,
French, Music, History
Miss NJ. JANE WoFFoRD,
Natural Science, Latin &c
- EsSSIoNsa ANT, VACATION.
The Fall Session will open October I'd,
1867, and close February 18th. 1868
The Spring Session will open February
10Th, and close July 9th. 1868.
Vacation extends from close Of Spring
Session, 10 October lst
y few days recess at Christma..
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Wilmington Market,

WILMINGTON. September 2, ,-runrEsrlsE-uss
adfnnGed l5c and lat bbls changed hauds to-day at - 10
for yellow dip por 2s0 lbs
nrfhlfs OF TuRrESTISE-Ths market IA unchanged.
sales Oh lo3 bbs at hac. and IN 10 =! Sc rec gal
HosS-1lcro In Il fair demand for the lower grldoa
while tho Gner qualities somewhat uog,cted sales
Today of 166 bbls a 50 90 for common 81 25iJ 10 tor
quality. " " "
IAR-5O bblB sold at 81 4. per bbl.
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LIST OF SHIPPING
In the Port Of Charleston, Sept. 20, 1867.
vEsssELs UNDER l0l TONS, ASp STEAMERS co.sr,So
WITHIN THE STATE EXCEPTED.
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The SOUTHERN PEOPLE are at peace with the
people OF every other State. They are at peace
With all the world They obey the Constitution
and the JAWS, The United States laws are respect
people PC Of TINT part of the unien are paying taxes
under tho laws of the United States, They invite
Northern men to come among them, and assist in
developing the rich resources Of their lands and
their mines They are purchasing nearly all OF
business relations with the Northern States are
pleasant and friendly. They are struggling to re-
pair their shattered condition, and to raise food
Tor thenlselyes and cotton for all who demand it.
Upon this people, who Form R4rt qf this Union,
Thaddeus Stevens and his followers ara making
war; and in making war upon then the royolu-
tionists are trampling upon the Constitution.
Is it possible that che Union can be sustained in
TIE bands OF such mon ?-Loadon Times
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@ The Relatives, Erie1fis and Aoquufn.
tances Of MIR. and hrs. L. B. WHffTEMoRE, Mr. and
Mrs. O WH1rTE1oRE, Mrs. J. Il REoARKE, and Mr. and
Mrs. s. RHODES are respectfully invited to attend the
Funeral Services Of the former at his late reaidence
No. Radcliffe street, 7o.orrow Tuesday) AOr,ng at
Ten O'CLOCK. February Ii
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ELEGANT DREssEs-The second reception, given
by General Grant, in Washington, last Wednesday
night was largely attended, and the dresses OF
the ladies' are described as rich and elegant Mrs.
General Grant wore ON elegant white satin, trim
med with blue, tight fitting basque, trimmed with
honiton lace; hair dressed with crimson. Mrs.
General Heath was dressed in o magnificent ashes
Of rose silk; green velvet peplun, trimmed With
gold lace. Mrs J. S. Wilson wore an elegant gtfen
Silk, cut with low neck, and trimmed with point
lace. Mrs. Senator Sumner was attired in black
corded elk, with low neck and heavy black luce
point. Mrs. Senator Ohandlar wore q pink satin,
with white illusion overskirt; hair dressed with
flowers. Mrs. Krountz wore white colored silk,
trimmed with the folds Of satin; diamond and
pearl jewelry, and hair trimmed with natural
flowers. Mrs. Oakes Ames was attired in rich
white silk trimmed with black lace. Miss Black,
daughter Of Judge Black, wore white Illusion
dress, trniraEa With blue silk and point lace. Mrs.
Dr.. Duhamel wore q green silk Rith white cloak
Mrs hIcRuer of California, wolc q rich blue satin,
trimmed with black lace. Mrs. General Chetlin
wore heavy white corded silk trimmed with
honiton Lace Mrs. Carringt0n wore lilac colored
silk, trimmed with point lace and crystal The
Misses Wilson, Of MARYLAND, looked very hand
some; the elder wcrt, ayeadeE fQlor figured silk,
cut with low neck and trimmed With point lace;
her sister wore white silk, and pink tulle skirt
oyer it, =.-sasz2az5
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TIE CuBANs AMAZED At YANKEE AUDAo1TY.-
Our Cuban contemporaries are amazed ut Mr. Sum
ner's resolution sthat the Government of the Uni
ted States forbid foreign nations to introducc
coolies into their colonies amazed at ts audacity
md he Violent = anu
ria de Ia Marina, Of Hayana prints the resolution
in italics, and tho word ''prohiba" in big caps. 1t
wants to know if the United states are not content
with ruling dospotically over themselves, and
mean to rule the outside world toop Don't know,
Signor Diario: can't tell what the Yankee nation
will do yet Better strengthen up the Moro and
Cabanas and give few more guns to the Twelve
Apostles, :
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FROM GREAT BRITAIN.
THE QUEENS SPEECH ON THE OPENING OF
PARLIAMENT.

' #==&s=# ,..,=.=,
IsNDoN February 51Quee9i;vieeo1la Gpened 'G0
adjourned session OF the Brltsh FafnaIent re- IN
pe!soh ~ wv R,,ct;nobon, Palace to Che
House OF LORDS IN oroer 70 teau Ael st'eecA tioi
the throne @ on sne OCCASION onno ,,oerod IN roinv
a co1a anu 4rSars Eas ~ a,o,t;t;oS,,, 49,
heavy day anu tne I fs9pTaa 9th
that sca royal aie 40 tev tarn,
uno moaSuS3 a - ooI;oot;nn IN tI;e ;notonc,a -
utterly flled OF reallzasoh N Inis 1eoaas ,
gayea aIauan oeioc eI n fha mornne She
MAS met ny t1s Capnes ana a., a,ns
state the netas, ,!naoss;on sa orgned The
tlonerles m5n ~ a p,oao a. ano ocjoclr
esson LETT BuGhngham paaee a. Gne O. GGlGfk ;3;
in the afternoon There was nns asplay oa I'LL
but the Plomes ol sne , s
and there uniforms rendered oull WIN hea'y spur
kleg OF rain. .-i.1
There were large numbers, CROWDS Q, people ous, ~
eqandsS eqe asS %uaJ abrass s There was no enthusiasm
among them; there was 70 cheer as che queen
drove up to Westminster Hall or when ehe ahghteu,
and no cheers for the PRINCE OF Wales: Inc nlu1
band payed the az e fail
ID FeSAy VIZ t,,aJ s,,len ears ~ the neonle
On YnaI alt-y ps W. oo--oA ~ eS1Ao AZ WV
inside no responses. n-.,o,nt ~ aoona $, +ho
On reacaae uu s,,a TT frha notv
House OF lous ves and a;enitar;ss Of
1ncludng tne ,asant in se,oroeons costumes
the Church, we're presens - ~, otSor iod;os ware
and robes Peeiessv1 su alittsrn1 With Gia-
full dress their costumes HUNS a9g}ed IS ia With WITH
monds and many OF t9em, 9,a ,.nrs c1oaLs ~
coronets on thor heaas. lucy "oAo o'oAAo -
etInine. n,a a,,,,orhl,- robod was
Qneen vlctor3a T9o was saPaGas aopuus osoSe6 M
duly py tne M @ b. dnu ISs Ian
on enteng sne Her oI1e ascarded the throne.
the Premier OF Enga1a, tae 4Ctu s,roI,e
other officers OF tne 1oro"n ts'hins 'Aoii p1opei
positions near her: uo.,o 80 non,r,on. hov;no
haan dnIv Summoned large number Of the hon.
orable ] gentlemen attended At the bar Of the House
Of Lords. When silence was obtained tne Queen ea
rose and read her speech ln q clear and hrnn tone
Of voice. -, -
At the conclusion Of the speech ths Session af q
Parliament was declared duly open ano 1ne oo
tege, having reformed, returned to bneaHgnaa ,laa
Palace The scene at the I return "a5 even pcS
sible, more dlsm saaa tnas 1s g soaked
Eyerybody IN me oaomu mss olone the
r Ine Rsope SIare SRa.eu anu not cheer o;yan
police ana y,.a refh yerv erraa sorbearanci
and mildnoss or LIQUIDS mo4 ,,,ed n,1f ero ov
the large crowds W6ssa "eio p"'ueo ''o0 VIZ -
IDENTIFY fipe for mischief. ,,+tared tbat tbt
There wag general preolct!ohh @sv nssn Victori,
Il nreSeut Is the FaflalnenC WHICH Quee-.z
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THE BEST TONIC now /. .USE!
November q
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York for the sale OF his valued and Essence
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of remittance to his accredited agent
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as1The Relatives, Friends and .Acqui,dnt-
ances of tho late Ma LOUISA LEMA and of her SONS,
F. and ", ". LEMA,1, and also Of her daughter, Mrs.
T. g. RAVEN are respectfully invited to attend the Fu.
neral Services Of the former at the residence Of Mrs
g. RAvEN No. 81 Hase street. ut hafpast Nine o'clock
This Morning. without further invitation
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TEE BRITISH NAVY IN lSG7.-FIrom an official re-
turn just issued under tho authority OF the IoraR
Of the Admiralty, of the number, name, tonnage,
armament end horse.powe Of each vessel COM
prising the British naYy, we find there are 579 ves
sels Of all descriptions which paay be classified as
follows Sl2 ships, coryettes and frgates, 72 sail
:,g ships, 100 gunboats, l13 vessels employed ia
harbor service, A coast-suard cruisers and sa
coast-guard watch yessels. Of the foregoing no
less than 262 arc in commission Ind doing duty IN
various parts Of the globe. In addition to e the
above there are also 24 vessels under construction
at the various government and private yards,
many Of which are in q very forward stats tor
launching. Tho following are the iron-c.ads
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Whereupon, Monsieur le Ministre, I pray God Il
have you In his holy keeping. NAPOLEON.

TEE DECREE.
His Majesty's letter is followed by ths following
Imperial decree sss ,s 7 s:.s=.ssis;
Napoleon, BY the grace Of God and the national
will, Empercf Of the French. -,
To all whom thess presents may concern, greet
Wishing to give to the discussions in the great
of the government greater utility and precision,
We do hereby decree z..z
T. - AnrroIE 1. The members Of the Senate and Of
the Legislative Body may address interpretations
70 the government: za5,
AIT. 3. ANY demand to exercise that right must
be made in writing and signed BY fVe members g, at
of the questions to be put; it must be delivered to
the President, who will communicate it to the
Minister OF State, and refer it to- the Bureaus for
examination. ..ss,ss.
Art. s. II two Bureaus Of the Senate, or four Of
questions may be brought hrward, the Chamber
will fix day for the discussion.
ART. 4. After the close Of the debate, tue Cham
ber pronounces the order Of the day pure and sim
pie, pr refers the matter to the government.
Anr, 5, The order Of thae.day, pure and simple,
"A 1ar. 6. The reference to, the Government can
only be pronounced In the following terms s"The
Senate Cor the Legislative Body caua the atten-
tion of the Government 70 the object Of the inter
pellat0n. In tlat c2Se, al o3GEacI Oh tIe oeupeIa-
tions is transmitted to- the Ministry Of State. !.
ARr. 4, Each of the Ministers may, by special
authority Of the Emperor, be charged, in con-
iunction with the Minister OF State, the Presidents
and Ministers Of the Council Of State to represent
the Government before the Senate or Legislative
Body in the discussion OF business OF Of par-
liamentary bills.
ART. 8. Arc abrogated articles and 3 Of cur
decree OF the 24th Nogembes, 1880, which declare
tia the Senate and The Legislative Body shall vote
every rear at the opening Of the session an ad-
ARr 9. Our Minister Of State is charged with
the execution Of the present decree.
Done at the Palace Of the Tuileries, this 10th
day Of January, 1867. NAPOLEON.
e Il RouHrp Minister of StaAa.
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MARRIED. =

In Orangsburg District on the evening Of the 18th
January a the residence of the BRIDES father by the
Rey. LAaK 0'NEALLt SAMUEL q. sTOcKER, OF Charles
ton, s. G., 10 JUELLA j., third daughter Of MDDlEToN
BULL, Esq, Of said District - -
On Thuradsy evening, February 7th, by Rev. THOMAS
sh1TTH D. L. GLEN, Jr., and SUSIE ]. EAGAR, both Of
this city. - = .
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RALEIGH, February 9.-The Legislature passed
6 Relief Bill, staving off the payment of debts
fxyeive months
Marine News.

New YORK, February 10.-Arriyed, the steam
ship Ocean Queen, from Aspinwall February L.
She brings s788,00O in treasure. Tho Macainaao
left Aspinwsn on the 2sth ult. for Curacoa.
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OBITUARY,


DEPARTED THIS LIFE, on Wednesday evening, 10th
ult, after short f1lness Mrs ADELAIDE o. DOUGHTY
In the Esd year of her age. .zzsse.=ss .zzsez.=sss -
The death Of this young wife has cast cloud Of GOT
row over those who knew and loved her, which time can
never dispel Not many months ago Hhe waa led to the
altar. blooming and happy BRIDE How many fond
hopes and aspirations Of happineEs Nere indglSed Il;
but alas for al human nopss e destroying angel Death
fight back to God May those who mourn her nntimely
end reeonc their sorow to the belief that their loss Is
her eternal gsta. ..:5' ' '
We know that thon art happy,
With thy "angel plumage'' on,
But ONE hearts are very desolate
To think that thou art gone:
Aid when, before the saviours throne,
We all In Heaven shall meet
Thou art as bright and fair one
Aa We shall hope to greet. J.EH,
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/
-. MINISTER OF STATE.
PALACE OF THE TuuEREs 18th jan, 1867.
Monsieur le Minister:
For some years past it has been asked whether
our institutions have reached their Limit Of perfec
tion, or whether further improvements ought to BIZ
to be regretted, and which ought to be put an
end to. -
aeeousy in my name, to repel unreasonable de-
nands, and to leave to me the initiative OF useful
reforms, when the proper moment should arrive.
At present, believe it possible to give TO the in
stitntions of the empire all the development OF
which they are susceptible, and to the public lib
critics further extension, without compromising
The. plan which + haye traced out for myself
consists In correcting the etions which
time has revealed, and in introducing tho improve
ments compatible with our manners, since govern
ing consists n protn{Et f. BY the exrariaaos &C
The object Of the decree OF the 24th November,
i860 was to associate the Senate and the Legisla-
tive Body more directly in the policy Of the Gov
ernmont. but the discussion on the Address has
not produced the results which were expected from
it.1t has occasionally useiessly intiamed public
caused the loss Of considerable time, valuable for
hnsiness. believe that, without weakening the
rrerogatiyes of the dsliberaiYe Powers, the Ad-
Dress may be replaced by the right Of interpella--
tl0n. wisely T8EUaE9Gy
Another modification hag seemed to me neces-
eary in the relations Of the aoysrnmeat with the
great Bodies of the State. II have Thought that,
by sending the Ministers into the Senate and the
Legislative Body, by virtue Of special delegation,
to take part in certain discussions, would better
utilize the strength Of my Government without de-
parting from the terms Of tho Constitution, which
edmits no Joint responsibility between the Minis
tors, and makes them dependent solely on tbe
But tho reforms which it is proper to adopt
ought not to stop there, A bill will be proposed
10 Confer exclusively on the Correctional tribunals
jurisdiction in case of Press offences, ard thus to
suppress the discretionary power Of the Govern
nent. It is equally necessary to regulate, legisa
lively, the right of meeting, still keeping it within
the Limits which public safety requires. said last
year that my Government desired to 60 forward on
firm ground, capable Of supporting authority and
liberty. By the measures which I have Just indi.
Gated, my words arereaized; ] do not disturb the
foundations which fifteen years Of calm and PROS
perity have consolidated; / strengthen them fur
fher BY draWing closer together my relations with
the great public Powers; by assuring by the law to
ali citizens fresh guaran teesj by achieving in fine,
tIle crowning Of the edihce raised by the national
Will. z:=ss. ..,=55z-5=
Wharenpon. Monsieur le Ministre. I pray God to