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VOLUME V...NO. G3T
TEL.EGRAPHIC.
oar Cubir DIsputches.

LONDON. September &,--riIe conditions OH which
England il willing tu submit the Alaba nia claims
to tho Commission IL that tho claims or Englisil
subjects against Antcri,d FOR losses suffered dur
isS ttc rebellion ha suhal,ind tn III, same Com
mission
The Porie's note, uunouncrJ the trrIni-
uation OF tho Calidiau and general amnesty
to insurgents. lie promises many reforms in the
laws and government OF Gambia.
LoNDU%. September 3-NoUn. - Consols, ai.
Bonds, 10y.
LONDON, September a--2 T. M.-Bontls iirmsr.
LIvERrooL, September 3-Noon. Cotton film;
salts 5000 bales; quotations unchanged.
LIvE1pooL. September 3-2P p. M.-Corn Sis. I'd
Turpontne 20s. Gd Common Rosin Is. Cd. Lard
SIS. Cd The Hammona arrived
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aS-NorICE To MARINEkS.-C ApTAIN
AND Pilots wishing to anchor their vessels in Ashley
River requested moi TO do anywhere within direct
range Of the heads uI thu SAVANNAH RAII.IOA L
WHaRvis' on tho Charleston AMI ST. Andrews sld. o.
tue Ashley River; Iy which precautio contact with tue
Submarine Telegraph Gable will he avoided.
$. C. TURNER. H. M.
Harbor Masters oacs. Charleston. Fehyusry 0. tsGG
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:, The negroes had grand meeting and toroh-
light proceasion at Baton Rouge on Saturday
night. Ono Of tho transparencles bora upon II .
painted representation ola spoon with the motto,
zone that BUTLKR did not take" A queer motto
In RadloaI proceaalou. N
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CLEVELAND, September :.-Four hundred spirit-
ualists are in convention here.
California is the only State unrcprG6rutel in the
Feninn Congress-, convened to-day. President
Roberts and one thousand delegates are present.
Proceedings private.
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~ THE Relatives, Friends IA nu ArYuaint
alters oi Mr. and Mrs. v. ScHRuEDrR OF SIR xuJ Mr.,
r. BunMEsrEn. and Of Mr.. aud Mr.. y. MAuRr aro 70.
6pocfny invited to attand the Funeral oi aIr.
SCHROEDER. from her lso residence. corner OF King
and Line streets. 7hit Afternoon. at Three O'Clock
September
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From the Npst.
From Ohio.

SAN FnARcIsco. August 3I.-1le past weeks
receipts from the mines amount to II 200, ,G00 The
steamship Montana took sl,0jS,0O1.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

90 IN EQUITY. Y.-CHARLESTON,-EX
TORS WI S. ELLIOTT, ~. ELIAS HORLDECK, ct a..
In punuanec OF NJ order made b. Chancellor JOHNSON
in ibis csso dao the 9th dag OF August 1867 the crc-
tors OF tho Esatc OF the late WILLIAM 6. ELLIOTT
Esquire notified to in prove their caiI,
before me- on or before the 10th day OF September uert
OF be sbarred rom all hrnet ol any decree hereafter
be made in this sasr.
JAMES TUPPER.
august IL uss Muster in Equity.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, THArAT TIE
next Session OF the Legislature. application will be ,
by the PALMETTO PIONEER CooPERA1IvEAssC :.
clATlON, for incorporation under the above style al d
title. HU III FERGUSON.
ln bphali of himself anl other associates.
August 20 a,
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BY the President:
WIN. H. SEWARD, Secretary of State.
The Proposed Amnesty rroctamati

WASHINGTON, September 3.--The amnesty ques-
tion is before the Cabinet lllis morning. The
President hoped last night IL would be disposed of
t,-day The proclamation will be based upon that
Of March, 62, issued by johnson when Provisional
Governor of Tennessee, which was approved by
Lincoln and the Congress-. That proclamation said
in effect while hc WAS conscious that rcbols may
be punished, no yiulicivc Gr realiat0ry measures
will DO adopted, hut general amnesty t0r all past
acts and expressions will be gIancd to the people
OIL the single condition that they weld themselves
ctfzens under the majesty of the law. He appeal
ed I ! crriug and misguided people 10 return to
their allegiance ami avnil themselves OF this an-
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aS OFFICE OF MASTER IN EQUITY, 18TH
AUGUST, iss!.~ar=ra:aus anti other Trustees. whose
bonds arc in this Office hereby called upon to make
their Annual Returns to this Office. required by lnw
or Or before tho 20h OF Oc,aber, 1867
JAMES rUpPER,
August 81 vi Master I'm Eauitv
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81 ARTIFICIAL EYEs.-ARTIFICIAL HU.
MAN EYES made 10 order ana inserted by Drs. F.
BAucH and P. aouaLEMANN formerly employed by
RoIssosHKAu. OF Paris No. 500 broadway. New York.
April IL Iyr
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Yellow Fever In GaIve,ton.

DR.. Rowe, ARMY Surgeon, is verylow. DIR. Adams,
Medical Director, taken. Gen. Potter is Thought
to be improving. Gen: Griflin's only child and
TO remove the Hoadquarfers of the 9th District to
Galveston. IIont. Garrettson has been appointed
to tako charge Of tho FrGcdmap's Bureau, u.ce
Kirkhnm, died.
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With all kindness and candor, tho acts of the
Bureau cannot always 10 interpreted to tho
especial ronown OF that institution. II it would
bo guided moro By equal justice to tho discordaut
clcmonts of society if benefits bestowed on ono
portion did not rebound too often to tho
detrimont OF tho other; il tho common path
could bo made moro smooth, aud the common
prospect moro bright; ir harmsny in spirit and
action could bc mado the rea object OF lis mission
the Bureau would soon bo looked ON in tho light OF
Benefactor. Still the blame lies not always with
it. Its kindcst nets Rnd nobiest efforts havo becn
pisundorstood. by tits proteges. Only "ohildrcn
Of lnrgor growth" at best thoy should bo guard
cd against tho handling Of "odgod TOOLS" word
dropped unguardedly-a sentiment expressed in
cautiously often infinite mischief. As to
horc, think it most difficult taak this handling
tho weaning babo-tho colorod man OF Johns Is
land.
The worm is progressing but slowly II this
appearances is the last one NO are all right il tho
third crop is 10 como, ruined. Some places arc as
yet untouched by tho caterpillar while others are
being damaged. In no case hns serious doslruc-
ton been done yet, Oh this Island. Some plants
are casting pnds, in consequence of tho severe
rains. A.
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North Carolina Kepubilean conrsn,io

NortH CnfofIha NtpubIIthh C0flFshtfon'
lican Convention, Which assemblies tomorrow,
crowd every train Large numbers are already
here and they are still arriving Present indica-
tions foreshadow nm immense gathering. The
white population is largely represented, nearly all
Of whom arc moderates vi the Goo1loe wing.
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RS- The It~Iatives. Frienu, u nj a.,uuI,,
arrs oi Mr. atid Mira. JAS. Mcl,RES uud L, his Moth
er. airs :. NJ MciAnrN. are respectfully iuvitod to
attend the Funeral Services the iorier al tile
deuce No. Franklin -itrrt mi. Y.raiay. st Min.
oeiosA' september
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yellow Fever In New Orleans.

NEW ORLEANS, September 3.-Tle Times of this
morning in review Of the yellow fever in this city,
says during the last half Of tho month of August,
only four natives or tho State died. large ma
iorlty Of the deaths were Foreigners. TIE deaths
fo.ds = amount to %
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England and Her sotdirr.

II appears from official statements that England
has torty thousand regular troops, ninUty thousand
militia onU hundred and oghtY thousand volun-
teers. fifteen thousHn pensioners, and reserve
Of four thousand in all, three hundred aud TWEEN
ts-nne Thousand ouldicrs. BUT with all this force
England is mllpreparcd Tor war. Her troops are
under tye difnrent organizations; tho volunteers
hayo no collective organization, ard Sir j. Paking
ton says they arc like ropo of sand likely to DO
dissolved at II moments notice. tho militia arc in
dsorgsnized state, and the pensioners and reseryo
are scattered ubout in drib!ots
The Paa Maj Gd,eae, analyzng the military
double government, which is 40 arranged that its
operations are like those OF Christian charity it's
left hand Is never allowed to klqw what its sIight
an army ri three hundred thousand iuen in the
field ready Tor active service few psaEs notice;
is it not moraly certain that all ti,spe 6liferent
bodies would tall into one wild mass OF IN mextricable
fusion Their obligations would bo different,
their moded OF action would be different, they
would be under different departments, and they
would resemble each Qther Only in their heing
nttorly unprovided with any sort of general organ
ization or supetintenteuce. Our defenees are
something like those which exist in country houses
against robbers. There is the squire and his sons,
who have riaes and towling pieces and know how to
use them. tn ,rc i. an aid biundsrbuss in the
the hands OF the butler, who is believed Ia have
loaded it twenty years ago. A general impression
exists in the family that there is case OF due!ng
doubtful whether there are any bullets; but il these
things could be found, il il possible hat the foot
man md groom might know how to use theII, and,
At all events, they could their butt ends and
supply deficiencies with the poker and tongs
Where you have to deal only with parcel of bur
glars, this atato of things may be we'll enough,
regular preparation for possible robbery would be
far greater than any advantage which could ee de-
rived from IT,"
This il a sorry exhibit II IS lucky FOR England
that ting European powers do not consider her OF
sufficient Importance to DO drawn into any OF their
quarrels.
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Tho npshot Of il all is, that this squatter-
Sovereignty exercised by the negro, and backed by
tho Bureau. must como to grief. II assistance, in
pocuniary way, can BIO reached, the negro must
either hiro out, buy land, or pack up and mako
way for him who is ready to take his place In tho
fold.
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roughly and sincerely honost In his convictions.
and Whenever the occasion for advice or inatr,Ic-
ton presented, he WAS always found at his post
Yet he only saw these people in their holiday
clothss, and hU himself would haze bill OF cotn-
plants AZ long us tho moral law, where hu to cork
With them for a three months as We do. =
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entirely disappeared, after injuring, 10 some eI-
tent, aboHt half tho crop: Will commence picking
in the morning.
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the pleasure TO inform you that the worm has al
moet disappeared, WITHOUT doing gi any aorlops
hjuIynamosf none qs faF as can boar from.
learned, and tloro is 40 sign Whatever Of a new
crop Of worms. think onr cotton crop is safe
Iho crops generally are good for the season. which
has heeh very mDfayoFabls ono,
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,sPEAnsvnIK,. pSIqs PAHIsH, AHg.. 20. sS7.-l
should have written to yon for more bagging but
for the excitement about the worm, which has
threatened our crops for the last four weeks They
have injured f,w crops lin my vicinity, but hare
nov etapRed-foF how long can't tell II they do
saw on the hills.-N. o. Cfescsnt, Aug 2S.
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MoNnoE, August a, l867.-Canuot complain OF
the worms; they have not injured any planter on
S bsy9SH nyS that rn AZ op as aSo
any harm.
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1J,rHE ATTENTION OF THE FIRE DE.

KS'. 81 WShF ~DEtIC .'IINtt SyIAtUat, n. I,
Tile oI:S AWptnSu agrnia Tor the sale OF the sans.
Maiuii Sd ly
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MoSRos, ouacuITA PARISH, August 2j 1867
Our crop is doing finely. rod6 over the whole OF
1t yesterday, aud succeeded in finding but one
come before the LIST September we will mako in this
country a good deal OF cotton. Tho most OF IL il
half mado already.
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We wers unable to obinin mean tempern-
tnre for July and August II year; the maxi
mum for July was 90; and or August thus
far only sc degrees Fahre,eit We would
observe, however, that in,ur opinion, this
scale docs not give n propor,port Of the aver
age atmospheric temperate of the city, MS
the office of tho Health Deptmcnt, corner Of
Calhoun street and Rutlsdj Avenue, is in a
remarkably cool situation, Ind the mercury
generally several degrees liver than in other
situations further down tow.
We believe wo have show. enough, however,
10 provo that the city is oni!ing u remarkable
immunity from disease this aimmer; and that
whatever tho common opinia TO the contrary,
this has not been either hot or q sickly
summer
The health department hi been very active
in doing every thing practicable for the cleans
ing and disinfecting OF the city. Over 10.00t
lbs. Of coppcras aud GOODS. of chloride Of
limo have heen purchased by the city, ant
gratlitously distributed IN small quantities
BESIDES these, from 20 to ID barrels Of freshly
slackcd limo are distributed eyory two week.
by the city carts to all the o,cnings and grating
OF drains throughout the city
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whito children: n fact. We +, unprc.
cedcn,ed in the history of Charlie During
INC week ending Saturday lnsgu.t ~.
there were a!' deaths. II whites T. r"i"rc'l;
OF which number there were = IniasImstic
diseases.
We have therefore 81 dcaihmhiics in
July, lS'ii, nnd 80 of culnregainsi lis
whites in July. 1866, aud ticks; AMI
against l0i whites in July. and 81
colored: n remarkably small ,liiy there
fore Of whites this ycnr.
Considering the first fourks given
nbovo for August MS an nvcrngl hnving .
weekly reports this month, vein Il NOR
tality Of 62 whites an,l l0, col in August,
isliI, Agninst liz whites anicolore'l, i'll
lSS6, and 81 whites and 40 cd in 1860.
This. however, We hnvc every m 10 believe
gives tho mortality too large the present
month; both because il cmbra,art Of July
T. days) and also because thasually lnrg'
mortality Of The third week.rs into th'
calculation Of the remaining
The population of the city il ascertnine'
with my degree Of accuracy. is supposed
to be about 5,UD0, whites anchored ncRrl
equally divided. In 1Siii, re were les
whites and more colorcd in ity than now
There is no reason to bclicuat thero la
been any material change citin the numhc
of tho population or in the rivo proportio
Of The two colors, during past lively
months. This is the opiniuf those VII
should know,
Tho fall of rain during th.mmcr montl
hRs been as follows in the lns,ree years
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NOTICE.
OFFICE OF CHIEF OF POLICE }
II Il 4

OFFICE OF CHIEF OF POLICE)
Mln GUARD HOUSE,
ruE rooSIa% sEciToss tSs0e oF Is
i are published for the Information OF all whom Il
may concern. &. d. aTGWAI.D.
Captain Of Police.
& OF Or ere n
.nmS Ia hereby prohibited; and any Person who shall
.ae .y The Of asa
lars to b" recovered in tho city Court, one-l.f the
s,noua. to bo given to the iniOrmer:
SIC. VIII All indecent and dIsordorly conduct, our.
Ing and suearng cxmoros noises. Drunkenness quar-
Garden. either Of the Batteries Aforesaid, aha be
pupaled In tho same manner AZ tho offences
any other portion, Of the city. '''-'''' -
Sec X. person persons shall ride lead or drive
any horse or horses mun or mules within the oncosuro
Of the Garden under penalty Of Ave dollars for overy
such offence 70 bo recovered In the City Court. one-h.
the amount Of tho Que to be gwen to Tho tuformer.
SEC II II shslI mot be lawful for any person or per
70 with their tnsis any vessel boa,
or raft to part Of tho wharf, or tho rangs thereof
hst pa O. rs lev Ds sO tGs sa
Bay street. or 70 land from any boat, vessel ran
any boards lumber. other material, any part of The
said wharf; and n any peraon peraons shA violate
any OF the provision, contained in this cau,s
sueh person or person. sh. forfeit and any dollars
TO be recovered In the City Court onohAn OF which pen
atty shall 20 to the infoTmer.
~nercas many los0e1 urnys and cArtI pass unneCAIlA
ry through King street In the city OF Chsrleston 70
the great obstruction OF that thorouehfre. and TO-
serious Inconvenience and danger or thole who have
business therein:
BE ordained Tint from and aer the passing Of this
Ordinance 1t ehAll not be lawful for any licensed cart
drny wagon. or ocr carriage. ladon with cotton lum
ber, or other merchandise commodity, to be driven
through tho said King street south Of Calhoun street.
any part thereof and oIoopt for the purpose OF
ceiytng deposng load In such part OF said street
and any driver or conductor Of any such cart dray
wagon. or other carriage. offending herein sA iorfei
and pay sum OF not less than ton dollars nor more
thnn twenty dollars. 80 August 23
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PUBLIC NOTICE,

OFFICE OF CITY TREAaUnY,
DUDLIc NOTICE Is HERRBY GIVEN % That 4 'SS;i TNbEI.
the following Ordinance licenses have been prepared
for delivery from this 0idce. 8. THOMAS,
SEc. !. BE Ordained by hs Mayor and ALdermen,n "a
City Council aifeubed. That nom And tho nrst day
OF January licenses shall bo taken out for all Carts drsy
and wagons, used for private and domestic purposeB
tho samo mnilncr and according to tho provisions
now or orro In relation 70 CARTS drays and HlgonB
driven for hire except giving bonds. And each sue
tAining the number thereof. and marked Private, To q
placed on the outsIie Of tho SHAFT.
surety to any Iond under tho Ordinance Conserving II.
censes for cara drays wagons and other cArrngcs
iess he or sho be q freoholler.
SEC g. The following shall hereafter be the ratos Il
licenses Tor public and private carts drays waRons &c.
including tho horses mules used thereof which sh ii
DO tree from other tAIRuon;
nusNEss wHArEyEH, FOB HIRE DIRECT rRpIRrcr.
For every cart, dray or wagon drawn by horse
For every cart drsy wagon, drawn by two horsosor
For every hack and carriage with two wheels, SO.
For every hack and carriage with four wheels $40
with two horses. $50.
For every stage or omnibus teIccpt uue omnlbuo.
drawn by four horses. SEQ.
s S0r every truck drawn 0y two or moro horses nu'e'
For sIpreas drawn by two or more horse,
or mules S60.
BREAD oAnrs AND PRIVATE CARTS. paArs, ETC.
For every bresd cart or wagon, IS.
For every carl drny or wagon used for private do
mesdc PURPOSES aud not 70 DO employed in the trans
porting OF goods. wares merchandise. lumber or any
othur commodity, for Compensation either directly OF
indirectly for the same sha pay license The sum Of
IS, exclusive OF Tho horse or mule,
Ratified In City Council, this 10th day OF January
H. al In tho year OF our Lori one thousand eight hun
P.o. aAILLARD, Mayor.
Januhrys ". q. SMITH, Closk OF Council
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PUBLIC NOTICE.
OFFICE CLERK OF COUNCIL,
NAV 1877

hday 1867. I
The following Section Off An Ordinance 10 abolish thl
once Of Superintendent Of Streets " provide for koep
lug the Btreea' Lanes AoyB. and open Courts in the
City Of Charlesson Clesn aud for other purposes" ia
hereby published for tho information OF all concerned
For the duo protection OF tho said contractor
tractors. further ordained That overy owner lessee.
occupant and tenant OF any premises fronting In any
street lane alley. or open court shall on every day
SundhJs eIcepsd) have the dirt fth garbage other
Ofa placed in front Of his her lot In barrel box or
heap and IN readiness for the contractor by tho hour OF
O'Clock A. NJ, from tho nIst day OF May 10 the
first day Of November In oYery year by tho hour OF
nino O'Clock, A. H., frcm Tho hrs day Of November 70
The ar.t day Of May following And any Peraon oiepd.
Ing herein placing any drt, nth, garbage, or other
ons In any street. lane Alley open court ner the
hours aboro named, llAl bc subject to nne nos less
than two than Ave dollars for each and everJ
ofronce, TO 10 imposed by The Mayor. :,
by order W. H. NINTH,
Nay Is Nork OF CounoD
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March 20 iy