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The ,,ad Advisers OF the South.

IIcrachol V. johnson, r. +. Perry, and Bcni. II.
iilil, aro tho three mon whose mission ia to dis
and royi,e treason. Thoy havo had tolcrabio
snccess. Opposition to rcgisL :niion and q Con.
vcntion has Increased Of late in South Carolina,
delayed. Nor is the osii Influence Of those arita
tors confined to their own Statcs; it is folt
throughout the South. whorerer therots Rebel
mourns for slavery. Mr. Hill, in his recent cont
speech at Atlanta, has very plainly stated
toI SSy q tb1 his a sass which il eMm
to ridicuo as unmanly tho spirit Of reconciliation
and to preyont rcconstrcton by oil means in thoir
pSTYer H., lie tells the people Of the South TINT tho
they carry them out tlloy aid in tho violation. "Ii
You vote for tho Constitution, You arc perjurcd"
your TO shS Sort I 4 p pn5s S "on with
things but romon,bcr tho people will call Won TO
Judgment, ," and to tho Union mon Of Georgia: 'You
when you will call upon tho rocks and mountains
to fall on yon, and tho darkness to l,ido You
from IN outraged people," And to his rebcl
Defond them, talk for hen, and il need bo, before
God and the country, fight and die for thenl" Ho
Informs tho negroes that tho Republicans nro
tion. When read that oil this rIstan and false
hood was received with unboundol applause, and
that three chocra were given for Mr. Hill rs tho
Is easy to see tho OWL that his counscls work.
Georgin, II sho takes tho advice OF such men, will
havo dark futn,rc; her restoration to tho
Union will bo long delayed, and all hor inter-
este must suffer-. Thcro is but ono way to
poaco and prosperity-obcdience to tho laws Tho
plan Conurcss hns laid down is tho plan approved
by tho nation, and in no other way can tho rcbol
States regain tho position they voluntarily abal,-
tonod and tho rights tlloy forfeited by reasonable
war. Gen; Barkatlnlo Of Mississippi, gave wiser
counsel when ho saitl: cit must bo Remembered
that whom tho armies Of tho Confederate States
surrendered, tho GOyornment OF tho United Staten
acquired tho power to dictate tho tornls of recon-
Htruction, aud that thoro ia no inatrumentality,
short of Divine AGENCY, which can tako tho work
OF reconstruction from tho hands of the present
Congross."-N. ]. Tribune.
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Tho Charleston and Savannah lkailronj
To Mc Editor Of The Daiy Ncss:
Ih your issue OF tho 3il Instant alusion il uutle
to 0Oo lost III tho tlcln:sD OF tho Chnrcstuu
anu Savannah llailroad Company, ending with the
significant romark: ''Wo necr shall geo that 1850
zoo aSain." Possibly not MIR. Editor; hut as there
happens to bu two sitlcs to question. purpose
with your pcrmissi0n) to present you with tho
fncts upon which that transaction or $3.50 900 was
based, aud although they may havo passed from
tho memory Of many, thcy arc still very transpa-
rent to ME.
True, AZ You nsscrt, tho City Council did agree
to subscribe $250,G0O in aid OF tho late Charles
ton and Savannah llailroad Company, under the
following stipulntions, viz: First, that tho sub
scription should not DO paid in monoy, but that
5000 900 should bc paid in Wilmington and Man
chester Railroad stock Chose owncI by tho ciyl, ut
par valuo, at which timo tho market vauo OF this
was $50 OH tho 500; also $50 600 III stock OF the
Kings Mountain Railroad Company tthcn owned
by tho city) at par valuo, al which tmc this stock
was worth about $40 tho SlDl. This was tho
modn OF payment, amounting in reality only to q
substitution OF stock, each considered ultimately
good with tho exception of ono being nn unflnisi-
cd road, tho other two completed hut neither pay
ing dividends.
Tho "stipulatio.s" demanded by the City Co,,n-
Gil We're tito right o[ socrfinE two directors to rep
resent thcm in tho I,uard of Direction, which
right tho City Council, i'll tloir wisdom aud fair
dealing, soon construed 10 mean the cntirc Board,
and, by happy combination with tho State yole
controlled tho election OF President and Directors
OF tho Charleston nnd Savannah Railroad Compa-
ny, originally destined to bu the great central
thoronghfaro md shortest mail routo from Now
York 10 Now Orleans uia Charcst n nnd Ss-
vnnnali, built AMI equipped at cost of 1000, ,00o
suddenly transformed into All asylum for
for tho favored few. FREQ travelling convenience
to many, but annoyance ntll vcxation 1, tho
holders Of at least 81 000O00 Of its bonds who, to
get possession and control Of their own property
wore compelled to purchase the road, nnd who arc
now rapidly restoring IL to it's original design an
prosperity with their own means and in their own
wny.
Whom q corporation, by q majority vote risk
public property or money entrusted TO them unj
tho result proves disastrous, tlloy haro no cause
to complain, but il should DO to them m a,lomni-
tion, as it las been TO individuals Lot tho Mem
phis and Charleston, tho Buc Ridge, tho Green
vie and Columbia, and all othor railroads set to
with will, apply tllcir own means with economy,
industry nnd vigorous determination to go
ahead, thcy will succeed aud find their account in
BONDS AND STOCK.
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NEW YORK. August 3.-Tho money market closed
easy at 3a5 per cent OH call. Foreign Excha ego
dull and lower; brokers ask 109$a110. Gold firm
ut HOY. Governments firm Mt mornings advance.
Railway Stocks clos:d with downward tendency.
Total imports of weok, s3,4d8 374. business nj
SubTrcasury to-day: receipts 81 ii8 0Gi; payments
s510 1885, balance si2S7 7G1 G7N receipts for customs
S3l5 000 for gold tntcs s75, 900. Bank statement
is less favorable than last week. Loans iIlcrcasod
specie decreased
NEW HoRK. August 3-P. M.-Coilon shn,le iirmcr;
sales, 23o0 bacs; uplands, oslo. Flour low; DID, Is
Western, SO 25a9 50; Southern easier at S12a15.
Wheat quiet. without decided cl,aigc Corn shade
better; slal 03i for new mixed Western. Whiskcy
225. '''" 'i''' 0'"' SNN 0's g.
New ORLEANS. August 3.-Cotton-Bnles $50
baes; tlrn' Low Middling 25a25Ac; receipts $50;
prime to choico Cuba 15c; Cuba Mulussos 4sa55e.
mixed 81 o.; white mixed q o; white II 25 Oats
homo in first hands; nonlinnlly 81 15aI 20. Pork
quiot at s2G. Bacon dull; pricos tending down
choice susar-curcd hams 2l122o. Primo Lard
IS: New York Sight premium.
factors, closing at full rates: stock on hand light
closing firm; low middling, 234c.
SAVANNAH, August 3.-Cotton in nctiyo demand;
bales.
teports from tho crops arc encouraging; daily
showers continue.
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TELEGRAPHIC.
Our CnbIr DiaI,niehrs.

LONDON, August 2--Evcning.-In tho House OF
Lords the Reform Bill was reported from tho Com
nittro Of tho Whole, wi,cro IL was undcr consider
alton, and ordered to q third reading. Final nc
tion will DO taken OIL the measure on Tuesday.
At the Grecnwood-rnccs to-day tho principal
was that for The Richmond plate. Eloveu
horses ran. Tho leading horses camo in ny fol-
lows: tame4ia first, Lord itondid second, and
Amindd third. :.
PARIS, August 2.-lIon. GEORGE BANCROFT,
Unitod States Minister to Prussia, arrived in this
city to-day.
LONDON, August 2-Evcning. Dispatches have
been received hero to-day from Athens, annonnc-
ing that Tho Grccians have defeated tho Turks in
severa, recent engagements. Tho same dispatch
makes mention of tho departure Of tho French
squadron for Gambia, Tor tho purpose Of bringing
back refugees to Graeco.
LONDON, August So p. M.--Dispatclcs received
to-day from Athens bring tho intelligence tin! tho
Crock Government Inns announced its determine
tion 10 declare war against The Sublime Porto OH
September /, should tho hoslilitios against the
Christians i'll tho island of Gambia not be ended bs
TINT timc. Great military preparations nrc being
mndc for such contingency, and orders have
boon issued calling out tho entire reserves OF the
kingdom.
LONDON, August 2-Evcning. -Consols 9II.
Bonds 72I.
LIVERPOOL, August 2-Evening. quiet
md steady at 1old. for Nidllng Uplands, mud 1OSd
for Orleans; snlcs 10 600 bales.
Collision HctwccI, the military and civil
huthofttfcE.
WASHINGTON, August i.-AIarsal GooDLoE, Of
tho District of North Carolina, hns reported to Tho
Attorney General that tho process OF the United
States District Court, lately hold by Chief Justice
CHASE, is obstructcd by order of Lieutenant
Colonel FRANK, commanding tho Post of Winning
ton. Tho ground ia expressly mentioned in the
order to be, that in each of tho cases obstructcd
tho cause Of aclion adjudicaied upon BY Judge.
CHASE accrued between September TO- 1850, and
May 10, 1865. General SnkrEs' Order No. 10 huv-
ing forbidden judges to entertain any suits for
matters nccruing between those datcs, the Mar.
sha supPosos that Gcnoral SIcKLEs did not mean
to include Courta of the United States. Col.
FRANK interprots tho order differently. Marshal
GoopLoE has suspended action until lie shall hear
from Gen. SIcKLEs, or receive instructions from
Washington, being anxious to avoid any collision.
This matter is regarded ns a very grave oycnt,
although tho impression prevails that tho com
mandAnt at Wilmington has acted without the
knowledge Of Con. SicKLEs, who is confidently OK
pectcd to disapproye his action. GooDI.oEs colrsc
has boon approved at tho Attorney y-Gcncrai's
offco, but step will be taken until sufficient
tmo shall have passed for report from tho Com
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From New York,

New YORK, August 3.-Only ten cases OF cholora
have occurred i'll this city since tho first Of May,
and every caso has been followed up by imnicdi-
ate disineciion Of tho premises in which it occurs,
and thus tho disease prevented from spreading.
New YoRx, August 4.-The Canadian Commits
sion is still in session in New York, taking eyi-
denco in bohalf OF tho United States in suit
against jacob THOMPSON, III tho Chanecry Court
at Toronto, 10 recover tho Confederate privateer
Georgian. which was intended for service Oh tho
lakes during tho war.
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From snn RrnnoIscn.

BAN FnANcIsCo, August s.-Tho steamer Rasac1
has arrived from Panama with yollow foyer OH
board. sho reports CO caaos on tho voyage up and
18 deaths. Most OF tho dead woro buried at sea.
The sickness is confined 10 the crow, not ono case
among tho officers. Sixteen cases reported on
board now. No communication allowed between
shoro and ycssol.
Tho Pacific mail steamship Montana also mr.
rivod with tho Now York passengers. No case Of
fever occurred, but thero wero two deaths during
tho trip from other causcs
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Tennessee Election.

NASHVILLE, August 3.-Tcturns 30 fnr foot up &
majority Of 1900 for DRowNbow. TnmBLE,
STOKES, AnNErL., MAYNARD HAWKINS, MULLEss,
MUM and BUTLER, oil Republicans. are elected 10
Congress. They mako cloan sweep OF both
NondeH Of the Iegislnture.
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From Mexico.

New YonK, August Am Orizab. lottor, OF
July 1s, gives nm account Of tho enthusiastic ro-
oeption given to Madame JuAnEz I'LL along tho
route TO tho City Of Moxico. JUARRz will undoubt-
edly DO tho unanimous choice for President
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From, tho woat Indies,

NEW YonK, August - Correspondence from Ban
Domingo states that CApnAL has fallon into dis
favor among the people by his actions since his
turn from tour OF Conatry. Tho conference for
basis OF q treaty with Hayti had oommonocd. BAL
F4yR is still tho Executive OF Hsyti.. J
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ST. LOUIS, August 3.-The United States EY-
press was robbed Of about $1,000 near hayyille,
Lafayette County, yesterday morning, by lhroo
mon, who stopped tho stage. Tho passengers
woro also robbed OF considerable money md other
YnlnAhina
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Tho Northern and Eastern Statcs ALI this can bc
brought nbout, rs have before said. by just aud
wholesome systom Of taxation. Let this Lc done,
and tho State is rcabilitntcd in Tho Union upon our
Union Republican platform, and peace and plenty
will reign in ovcEy iicnsU, in oyery cabin
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From Savannah,

SAVANNAH, August 3.-Rogistration closed in
this city to-day. Whites, 22G9; colorcd, 3O62; ma
jority colored, TO3.
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From Mobile.

MOBILE, August IA firc occurred here this
morning, at No. 1s1 Dauphin street, destroying
the building. Loss estimated at s2O,OO0-partially
iDsurol
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From, Now Orleans

New ORLEANS, August 3.--Gon. ROUSSEAU left
this morning for Washington, TO consult with tho
Russian commissioner regarding tho transfer OF
tho now territory,
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nIn,i,,c IntclIIucnrr.

NEW YonE, August Tho steam yacht AHcc
riggs, Now York !or Baracoa, wns abandoned on
tho first. Tho Captain md crow were rescued by
tho steamer Virgo.
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From Wnshfngton.

WASHINGTON, August 9.-Admiral TEaRTnorF of
tho Austrian navy, and suitc, who arc en- route TO
recover tho body of MAMMALIAN, lave arrived
here.
Tho order for iho removal of SHERIDAN has not
yet been prepared. It is said III circles usually
well informed OH public affairs, that Con. Thomas
will superscdo SHERIDAN; that HANCOCK will tako
the position now occupied by THOMAS; that SuEnr-
DAN will DO ordered to 1t Con. SHERMAN.
The Secretary Of tho Navy has received dis
patches from Commodore Roe, commanding U. s.
steamer 2dcoRey, announcing his arrival at Pcu-
acoln, four days from Vora Cruz, whoro ho left
Admiral PALMER in his hag-shp, tho Susquchan-
nah.
Senior Dos JOSE LAcUnrA, Primo Minister of tho
lnto MAMMALIAN. and his Secretary, wcro passen-
gers on tho Taconcy Rear Admiral PALMER re-
ports his arrival at Vcra Cruz on tho 20th from
key West pia Tampico. Everything is quiet
there.
Lieut.. Commander MAXWELL, commanding
United States steamer Ydni,c died Oh board his
vessel III Tampico River, OH tho 10Th July. IIo
WAS buried in tho Protestant burying ground at
Tampco or tho goth, tho authorities there honor
ing the occasion with military ceremonies.
Tho Austrian corvette Elizabeth was nj Vera
Cruz, awaiting tho body OF MACMILLAN. A French
gunboat s also in port. No foreign representa-
tives aro recognized but our own-other foreign
ConsOls having struck their fngs. SANTA ANNA is
mt Campeachv.
Judge PHGoIST, for tho prosecution, COM
menced hE address to the Jury in The SURnATr
case to-day, anu occupied tho entire day, and the
probability is that he will not conclude his nrgu-
,nent before Tuesday.
Receipts Of Internal Rovenuo to-day 1880, 900.
Fractional currency redeomod during tho week
ending today amounted to $780,, 800
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MARRIED.,

On IhnIsday evening. lat Angrsi, 1867 by tho Rev.
Mr. NJ FRENCH CI,AUDIUS ELLIOTT Ia ANNA H.
nso, tho sans evening, CHARLES ". nIltSIE 10 no.
city. " va ,'''
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From Nichnonti.

RICHMOND, August 4.-War. =. BAILEY, Of Balti-
more, was run over and killed on tho Petersburg
Railroad laat night.
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From mia.
From 81. IIoufg.

HARRIsDuRo, August "A salute was fired this
morning by order OF the Governor in honor Of tho
Tennessee yictsry
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THE AIKEN PRESS

TT!s PROPOSED TO PUBLISH IN THE TOWN OF
i Aiken. 8. O., Weekly paper under Tho aboyo t,iie
to DO devoted 70 General Intenlgcnco-Poliucai Com
mercial Social, Literary. and Regious-with Depdrt
tho Vineyard. and tho Garden. a Nows auntmnry ft
contain diget OF tho Important o7ents Of the vook
Will occupy ton Of the paper; and particular sttsn
!lnn will bo giycn To thu unsettled question OF IAbor n,
est adapted 70 our new condition. and tho development
allure, Frultraislng. and Yinegrowing. "s''
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State Items.

THE CRora.-Tho showers Of rain That have re.
comfy fallen hayo washod out tho fenrs beginning
TO develop themselves Inst week in regard to o lnck
showers ut proper intervals will securo a largo
supply OF corn for our people; and at present the
prospect londs hopeful assurance to tho pleasant
thought-Greenriae Mouataineer.
DEATH OF Mn. u. T.. DuNcAN.-About two weoks
since wo received tho melancholy tidings Of tho
death Of hir. Perry i. Duncan, who was 30 woll
known known and ,, SO highly esteemed throughout our
timatoly identified with tho public intoresis of
Groenvilie, and had boon frequently assigned by
trusts Of responsibility and honor in tho IoSisIa
tnro, Slate Convention, and elsewhere. A short
timo previous TO tho close OF tho war, ho removed
vi with his family to Southwestern Georgia, and set
tied himself there, much to tho rcgrot Of his for
NOR ueghbors, who fclt tho loss thoy experienced
[Grccnuiae Mouniaineer.
THE CRors.-The wostlior has not been as favor
ablo wo could desire during the past wock, but
on summing up tho results OF tho crop OF this yoar,
wo hnye no ronson to modify our previous reports
A friend in this town has q small tract OF ..pet
cotton" and ho has counted as many as seventy
bois and blooms on ono stalk, while forty or fifty
iB tho average number. Can tho country boat the
town -Ordngebmy Re,os.
THE RICHMOND tVA.) IYhig snys: "Somo super
sensitive goItlomon aro mortified ut tho Thought
OF cooperating with tho Republican party, consil-
oring tho attitude in which wo stood toward each
other durlng tho war, WHO aro not nt all shocked at
tho idea OF offeowshpping tho Democratic party. Wo
have heretofore directed attention to tho fact That
tho latter not only fought against thesouth as ierce
ly as Ito former, but That ioY woro answorabio be-
sides for having bcguiled tho South into tho war
and then betrayed hor. As ono Of tho victimizcd,
we believo declare for tho whole soutl that
the experiment Of secession would not llavo boon
trfod but for tho thousand-timcs repealed assur-
nnces OF tho Democratic leaders TINT il on army
should DO raised in tho North for tho purpose Of
making war upon tho South, it would DO mot by
another army raised in tho North to defond tho
Democratic Interpretation Of tho Constitution
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COMPANY.
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BALTIC. WESTERN MFTRopDI ~
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FOR SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN,
taking rasscngers to Southampton. London navre an
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equivalent In currency:
First Cabin. s110; Second Cabin. SCI; stceraec ssh.
!rom Bremen, southampton and hayre to Now iots.
E1rHt Cabin, S110 Second Cabin S76; Stecragc, $43.
EXCURSION TICKETS OUT AND HOME-Filst
Gauln, S2lO' Second Cabin, $50; Seerage, $40.
RAr-fS0 DAfs FROM YORK AND nnEsES:
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BIZ PUBLIC NOTICE THE OFFICE OF
tho City Registrar nnd Health Department las boon rc
moved from No. III COMING STREET TO tho NORTH.
EAST CORNER OF CALHOUN STREET AND RUT.
LEDGE AVENUE
ChRrleston, August /, 1867. Auaust1
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The New Ynrk Tines of the Goth inst.