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TELEGRAPHIC.
Our Cable Dispatches.
LIVERPOOL, February 1S.-Cotton tending down.
Midding Uplands 14sd. Sales 1000 bales.
Congressional.


WASHINGTON, February 14.-In the night session
the Senate was engaged on the District Bill and
the House Ways and Means Bill regarding the in
ternal revenue.
In the Senate Bill was introduced aScthorizing
the Postmaster General to contract .cr . monthly
mail between San Francisco and Honolulu. No
bids to be entertained over 100000.
The League Island question was resumed, and q
motion to take up the Louisiana Bill failed by
vote of II to 25. The League island Bill passed
by vote Of 20 to II, and goes to the President for
his approval
A Committee Of Conference was appointed on
the Tenure Of Office Bill.
The Louisiana Bill was read second time. TRUM-
BULL spoke Of several amendments. WADE said
that if amended too fayorably they would lose it.
He gave warning that he would give the Senate no
rest, no matter whose bill came up, until this was
passed.
SUMNER was in favor OF both Bills, STEVENS and
the Louisiana, but had amendments to offer on
abolishing all decrees Of the courts since the Sc
cession ordinance was passed.
EEssENpEN was in favor Of both Bills and
B1AnEs amendments, which admits States on the
adoption of the Constitutional Amendment and
impartial suffrage.
WADE finally consented to postpone, and the
amendments were ordered tc be printed.
STEVENS Bill was taken up, read second time,
and ordered to be printed.
The Bill rethl;iS the Compound Interest Notes
was passed, and goes to the House.
The House refused ito concur in the Senates
amendment Of the Tenure Of Office Bill including
Cabinet Officers, and Committee Of Conference
was appointed.
The Bill to pay loyal State war debts provides
the issue Of 100 600 per cent. bonds. DEIAND
said there was not time for such an action, when
the credit Of the Government was more than that
of any State in the Union. It was referred to the
Committee ON Ways and Means.
The House went into Committee Of the Whole
on the Revenue Bill.
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january 25

@ NOTICE TO CREDITORS OFFICE OF
MASTER IN EQUITY, 18th JANUARY, 1s67.-Pursuant
to the order Of Chancellor LEsEsNE made in the
of WTTTsCHEN Us. CORDEs. notice is hereby given to
the creditors of HENRY WrrTscHEN deceased to come
in and prove before the undersigned their demands
against the Estate Of the said estator before the
18th day of March, 1857 or be debarred from any benefit
of the decree above made IN the case.
JAMES TUPPER,
January 10 fB Master in Equity
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Domestic Markets.
ROOM DISPATCH.

New YoRK, February 14.-Flour 10a20c. lower.
Wheat 2aSc. lower, and very dull. Corn 2a3c low
ser Western Mixed 10ss, in store: Oats 10: lower.
Pork dull and heavy New Mess, $40 s2a2o 6s; Old
Mess, s19 81. Lard heavy barrels, 11al2b. Peas
dull Cotton quiet, at $50. for Midding jUplands'
Ffeiahts quiet. The Stock market excited and
depressed; United States FI-e-twenies Of ga,
Co;oons, 1Os5 Of g. 1919 Of 65, 1919; new issue,
1O5aa1a5a; Ten-fortea, Coupons, 1Mi; Seven
thirties, Arst series, 106 second and third; 105as
1851 Virginia Skies, 55s57';; n Missouri Sizes, ssaa
ssa. Gold 1879. Exchange, 60 days, 81 Sight 81.
EVENING DGspAToH
Cotton heavy and unch anged. Sales 1860 bales at
ssc. Flour duh and 10@15c. lower; Southern dull
and declining at s18zse@$16 so. Wheat 2@Sc.
lower. Corn, mixed lsstsrn,, 81 Oo@s1 o8. Oats
declining 10. at crosse. Mess Pork, $40 g.. Lard
heavy, n@d1sc. whiskey steady, in bond, ssl.
Sugar active; Muscovado, uc.; Havana lO4c.
Rice quiet. Coffee dull Molasses steady; West
India 45c, Naval Stores dull and unchanged.
:Freights active; sail to Liverpool ,9a; steam ,.
At the last Board Gold 1859; 5-2o's Of 81 Cou-
pons 1895 OF 64 1O7a Of new issue, LOST; 10 40s
1O1i; 1905, first SERIES los; others 105a; Missouri
Skies 80; Pacific Mail Stock 1891; Atlantic 1523.
Money per cent; Stock Market e1clted ana shu
lower. -,
BALTIMORE, February IL Cotton active; Mid
ding Uplands, 82f. Coffee firm but inactive, at
12la12a, in gold. Flour duh and in favor of buy
era Wheat, Pennsylvania Red, 81 soa2 s5; choice
Maryland White, ssas Is. Corn supply improving
but declined; White, sscas1; Yellow, e5as6. Mess
Pork, sM So Bulk Shoulders, sa94. Whiskey, no
sales. ,:',f.. -,
MOBILE, February 14.-sales Of Cotton 600 bales.
The market closed easy; Midding Uplands, so.
Receipts, 5000 bales.
CNcnNAT1, February 14.-Markets generally
dull and without any important change. Flour
dull, but not lower. Wheat scarce and in demand;
for the winter 50 so; for spring 80 40. Corn and
Oats dull and 1c. lower; in elevator &C.,; in sacks
74c. Yhiskey quiet at 26c. Provisions unchanged
and quiet. ..3E..-s -l,r..-s =.
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asr NATIONAL, BANK OF SOUTH CARROLL
Ma, IN CHARLEsToN.-Books of Subscription to the
Capital Stock of this Bank amounting to $500 (divd
ed into 5000 Shares of 500 esch with privilege Of In
crease to an amount not exceeding $l,0ooooO will be
opened at the Book Store Of Mr. s. G. CoURTENAy No.
Q Broad street, Monday. the 1lth instant from 10
o'clock A. NJ to O'Clock NJ, and continue open every
day. during the hours until Saturday. the 10th inst
inclusive unless the requisite amount Stock be sooner
subscribed Five s5 Dollars per Share will be required
at the time of subscription, and the remainder in such
instruments as may be called for by the Board OF Direc
tors.
WILLIAM B. HERIOT,.
:; $%59zSS HS$SsS 5SsSeS2 hHreDrr, Commissioners
Februsry7 t;
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TO SAIL TUESDAY, 18TH INST.
LIN FOR NEW YORK-MERCHANTS LINE.-The
GMShyorite Packet Schooner LILLY, B. FRANc1e
@master, wants so to 200 bales Cotton and light
freight to fill up and sail as sbove.
Apply to 80 WILLIAM ROACH.
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as. THE HEALING POOL AND HOUSE OF
MERCY-HoWARD ASSOCIATION REPORTS, for
Young Men, on the CRIME OF SOLITUDE, and the
ERRORS, ABUSES and DISEASES which destroy the
manly powers, and create impediments to MARRIAGE,
with sure means Of relief Sent In sealed letter
velopes free Of charge. Address Dr. J. sKHLN
HoUaHToN, Howard Association, Philadelphia, Pa.
January 15 3mo
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"a Persons depoaung lettars In the Postonee wiQ !
please 10 place the stamp the upper right hand
ner Of the envelope, and they WIN also please to rss
ber TINT without the stamp letter cannot be
must be sent to the Dead Letter 0A1ce. ;3fs ~;
February Is z5sy i, 80
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.N FOR LIvERPOOL.yTHE FINE
Nship RoBT G. WINTHROP, STUART Master,
LE@S$hnying large portion Of her cargo engaged,
=, will have dispatch for the above port For
to PATTERSON STOCK,
Z. February Opponte Accommodation Wharf
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r-o,,, Sax.orleans

New ORLEANS, February A.-The announce
ment Of the passage of E1lIorT's Bill BY the
House has been calmly received and briefly COM
mented upon.
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Marine News

New YoRK, February 14.-Mr. B1aEIow and farai-
~ have arrived in the city on the CITY of Baltimore
The Bereduh had arrived at Bordeaux from New
Orleans. The Thomas Rouard, Carl johanna,
Pocohontas, aberdeen, and WeHerhorn, at Liver
pool, from same city. The National Eagle, from
Mobile, had arrived at Liverpool
Arrived, the Saraqosso. from Charleston, aud
the Niagara, from Richmond.
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G-WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
E. M. WHITING, Esq, as candidate for Sheriff Of
Charleston (JudicaD District st the next election.
September 10
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8. SPECIAL NoTicEs.

wA GRAND BILLIARD EXHIBITION BE-
TWEEN EDWARD B. HAMILTON and J. WALTER
MONTGOMERY. for $500 aside, will take place This EUe
ming, ut the PHELAN BILLIARD HALL. No. 12s Meet
ing street. corner Market. February Is
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LIGHT! LlGHT!!LI LIGHT,l,

1UsT RECEIVED LARGE SUPPLY OF THE NON.
q EXPLOSIVE FLUID; and this being the onIy eenn-
Inc article for sale In the city at Wholesale and Retail an
early call Is requested by my friends and the public gen.
orally. D. JACOBS
No. 243 King street
Successor to g. Davis Co., Agent for the Liquorne
Fluid In the State Of south Carolina
February LIS -.z', a
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OBITUARY.

DIED. ON Wednesday, the 18th December, 1866
CI,AOrUB, infant son Of THOMAS and IsARK. PEACE
fcolorDd, - f.ts.. ~: 5'hi ~ -.'' ..sh~
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Steamer FEOT BOY Y.......... Captain w. i McNHHA
Steamer ELIZA HANCOCK. :. Captain J. K RoHA1Dsoa-
II EAvE EACCOM1d0DhTTO N.WHARFsS CHARLESTON
day, Friday and Saturday mornings at O'Clock
The PILOT BOY leaves Charleston every Monday A.
Friday, and Savannah every Wednesday and 8stutdky:
The ELIZA HANCOX leaves Charleston every Wednes.
daysnd Saturday and Savannah every Monday md Fr-
day. 5!.t ~ 9 81 - Y =; -
j The Pilot Boy will touch at Blufton ON her Monday
Tip nom Charleston, snd her Wednesday trip from Sd
sannsh. -. ~ s.s:s ~ s,tlt5aa, +5.Nf eS,
Freight received daily and stored free Of charge
- - FERGUSON & HOLMES, Agents,
s.z.--. Charleston, 8. O. -
~ CLAGHORN l. CUNNINGHAM, Agents
se..I -,,5t.- .l-1-:.:.l. ,s> Savannah, Ga.
n B-The Steamers Of this Line connect Of Chareston
with South Carolina and Northeastern Railroads and Of
Savannah with Central and Albany and Gulf Railroads and
Florida steamers. .Js>Ga <se Janusly-21 +.
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to work, to practice economy, to be respectful,
honest and truthful; to do their duty to God, who
rules the universe. By doing 30 they will reach
degree Of elevation never yet reached anywhere by
their race. +
They wanted schools-they wanted education.
At the next session Of the Legislature, If there
should be another session of this body under the
present auspices, it was his design to recommend
a system Of common schools for both races; both
should be taxed for this purpose, and whatever OF
taxation is collected from the black shall be de-
voted to- the purposes Of his education, and from
the white for his. It is a mistake, be said, to
think, as many do that the intelligent white man
is opposed to the education OF the negro. 1t is
not so. To many Of the freedmen education is no
longer available. Their time is occupied in the
pursuits Of their daily avocation-they have not
time for this. Whenever We educate man, it is
generally conceded, we make him BETTER He said
that it is his desire that they shall interest them
selves in the education Of their children. Let
thorl be taught, 80 that they may be able to pro-
tect themselves against the machination of evil
disposed persons Of both eolors.
It may, perhaps, be expected, he continued, that
he should say something Of tho political status
and prospects Of the negro. This he knew was
trenching on dubious ground. There is project
now to be presented to the Legislature Of North
Carolina, which ls OF great Importance to their in
terests. Representation is desirable, not simply
to crafty the ambition Of some man who may
want to go to Congress- but in order to have our in
terests fairly and fully represented. he illustrated
| bp1S NY tue pleoeuV luqutouS UaA VI tlIeo Cohes
pound on cotton, which, although it falls largely
on the planter must Of necessity be felt still more
by the colored laborer; this tax will be altogether
unbearable just 80 soon as there shall be any con-
siderable reduction in the price Of cotton. This
tax law would not, could not, have been enacted
had the South been represented.
One of the features Of this programme is that
1.-the Legislature Of North Carolina shall call con-
vention which shall be voted for by oil male cftl-
zens, without distinction of color, provided they
can read and write or are possessed Of $3.50 worth
OF property. This is the proposition mp now toi
endorsement Of leading men from every Southern
State. Gov. Orr stated that it had his own endors
I alton.
# it will secure peace and quiet, the Governor
1 m en- to 90 to the ballot-boz and vote. Universe
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nfMrs H@':,'
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Foley,AAly Z,
Feli6hits itsEHHSbeH
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The STATESMAN boys all this time were
doing healthy work in the field. The right
and left fielders were playing mumble-peg
for five cents ante, the centre field holding
the stakes. The short stop and the second
baseman were debating as to whether fouls
properly dressed and stuffed were good
eating, and the third baseman was willing
to bet his bottom dollar the weather was
too cold to catch fys.
Il The STATESMAN came to the bat. Kerr
planting his foot firmly as if determined
never, no, never, to leave that spot till
death do us part, or he got in daisy
scraper. Pretty soon he found the ball he
was looking for, and he blazed away at it.
You should have seen his look of aston
ishment when he found he had hit it. He
took his position on the second base, until
he got the word to go it, when he made a
home run, and Ward came up for his
change. He struck the ball finely, sending
the Journal fielders half way up to Rich
street before they found the ball, Ward
making home run. johnson at the bat,
but as the ball came he couldn't see it, and
so struck out. Flood was put out on the
first base. Mcnamara struck fly to the
right field, the fielder lying down On his
breast to catch it. We are satisfied from
what we saw that flys cannot be advanta-
geously caught that way. His style of
catching 1ys.is thus illustrated:
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FROM NEWvYoRK.a 8
Hunting Robbers.sailed for Califor.o .

Hunting RObbersLSaiIed for Callfor. n
mia. 'e a4a 81 1--.i-- 10
NEws York, Aug. 3T.-SeveraI Mexican
detectives are here in seach OF G.. NJ. Ned n
inich and several others who a.e reported
toIhave robbed the Mexican Liberal Cow
ernment af $500 600 in gold at the time of
the capture of MaximiIian.
iATwomau who accompanied him sailed
for Europe, it is supposed. with part of the
money, but will be intercepted there by
the cable; Medirich and cOnfederates thus
lar have evaded the vigilance of the detec- =
tiyes, who. however, are confident that they
are yet IN the city with much OF the gold. 2
General Rousseau and staff sailed per
Arizona to-day for California.
~ q Sailed for Europe. .s..,.--
r David Dudiey5 Field sailed for Europe
to-day to ATTEND the Social Science Con- q
gresS, at Belfast, or the 18th Sept No sex
,,--,.s, - 9mortuafy -Heport
The deaths in New York for the week
are repertt d at go. There is not case of
yellow fever in the city. a-sIs-.i ~ 'st-af
Judge Barnard, in the Supreme Court
to-day, denied the motion matte at the in "A
stauce of the receiver ofthe insolvept First
National Bank of Selma, Alabama. for >
vacations of attachment upon certain de-
posits OF the. bank in the Ocean Bank here,
The attachment had been issued by the
owner of certain. checks drawn by the Sell
ma bank three days after it refused pay
here. '--.s
1t is claimed the attachment is in viola
tien of the provisions of the sact creatingD
national banks, which provides for the
winding up of insolvent concerns. Case
gone to generafrerm of Court of Appeals,
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l1th-Jones suffering greatly; McCoole
tries to force the fighting and sends Jones
down again. -
12th-Jones got a crack in the nose and
went down for the l2th time. I
l3th-Terrible blows onsboth sides. Nc
sooIes lace terribly bloody, but Jones
finally went down.
l4th-Jones smiling; McCool, however,
the fresher, and few exchanges and Jones
WentidOwn.7 60 @g 80 ga
15th-Joues fell without being struck
great confusion, but McCool didn't want to
claim foul. @
l6th-gones went down by terrible
blow.
l7th-Jones went down ON his knees af-
ter q slight blow, and coolly smiling at
McCoole; Kisses.
1Sth-Jones knocked down outright.
Jones seems to have been whipped from
the firstround. sf- ss5T - 81 :.
l9th-Little fighting and Jones down
renewed Kissing; Jones simply comes up
to be knocked down. @
20th-The same old story; Jones knocked
down, almost without resistance; the faces
of both greatly battered.
2lst-Same old story, Jones down; Jones
in great distress.
22d-Jones sent to grass by sound lick
on the side.
23d--icCoole's eyes greatly hurt; Jones
Wv IL di'er eAchahging DioWS. McCOoless
lett eye nearly clos-d.
Ath-Heavy exchanges; Jones down.
2otn-Jones rusfles in, but McCoole sends
MIN down with heavy body blows-men
hghting now only IA minutes.
-26th--Jones sent down after planting
light stroke with a terrific blow on. the
breast. .jiIos .tt'o, 0 a sE1Is l7se1I
.27th-Jones got in bot one on the eve:
spafring McCOOle sends Jones over the
ropes h - i= 5000 ao-t fea51
2Sth-Both men come up promptly,
Jones falls with light blow in chest. -
29th-Fighting now twenty minutes;
Jones gets another light one on McCoole's
eyes but is Knocked through the ropes
again by body blow.
30th-Jones falls with few trifiing
blows again.
3tst-Jones greatly distressed and a little
sroggy; light exchanges and Jones down
asusual. lsy7 i1 R--..- saT .oii ~
32d-Jones body greatly discolored: Nc
Coolies face is cut up, but he seems fresh.
Jones sent down again. 1t is now min
ntfs past IL.
33d-Jones hits McCoole on the side, but
falls back himself. McCoole goes to his
corner smiling. i
34th-McCoole hits a fearful blow over
Jones left eye, cutting a terrible CASH |
This settled the fight; Jones failed to come
to time, and amid tumultuons cheering the |
crowd closed on McCoole.
Jones seemed almost insensible, leaning
on his seconds and bleeding a stream from
his wounded eye. Time of the fight. PSI
minutes. The fearful blow Jones received
in the final round settled the whole affair.
Jones hadn't the slightest chance Nc
Coolies punishment is com paratively light
Jones was feartully over matched. Ten
minutes after the fight closed, Jones still |
laid on the. field insensible. No doctorl
seemed to be present. McCoole walked off |
with fresh step and smiling face. 1t is |
reported that two of Jones' ribs are broken.
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FROM WA ARLINGTON.
SpecIaI order No 4eo

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WASHINGTON, August 31.-Speeial Order
No. 429, from Gen. Grants headquarters,
is as follows:
Commrnders of military districts created
under the act of March I'd, 1857, will make
no appointments to civil office of persons
who have been removed by themselves or
their predecessors in command.
Internal Revenue-MiIitary Changes.
The Internal revenue receipts for week
$3.675 323. and tor the fiscal year, to date,
$42 3S2 707. #=sI '.-f..'a -sf
Brew. Brig. Gen. S. Cushman relieved at
Harodsburg, KY, and ordered to report to
Secretary of the Interior. Brew. Brig.
Gen. G. HI. TOmpkins, of the Quartermas-
ters Department, assigned~as rhiet quar-
termaster of the 5th Military District.
Capt. Chas. johnson, 18th Iowa Volunteers
has been mustered out of the service.
Assistant Secretary of the Treasury
Chandler has returned to the city.
Four clerks of the higher grades in tht
Internal Revenue Office, who were dis
charged to-day, have been re-appointed
tirst-class clerks. 1t is contemplated to
make further changes of the same charac-
ter in the Treasury Department.
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PRoBATE COURT BUsINEss.-The follow
ing appointments, ETC., were made by
Judge Pngh, of the Probate court, during
the. week ending Saturday, August 3lst:
Phillip Coezelius appointed administrator
Of theeestate of Anton Hug, late of Celum-
bus, deceased. Bond $400.
Lewis Winkels appointed administrators
or the estate of Philip Neft, late Of Colum-
bus, deceased. Bond $780, s.ia 5ts.A
..Josh ua Bailey. appointed guardian Of
Elizebeth and Clara johnson, children and
heirs of Thomas johnson, late OF Franklin
county, deceased Bond 800.
LanraT Meeller appointed guardian OF
leo. A.. MoefIer child and heir of Nora
Ca EMoelleE late OF Columbus, deceased.
RDttl 500. = .aflaEg e1f bas sEoIssq Hio ~
Levi Baumgartner, appointed guardian
Of John o. w ats child and heir of
Joseph Watts, late of jackson Township,
deceased Bond $500. x s;ss s55,3S
The last will and testament of John Ross,
late Of Columbus, deceased, was admitted
TO probats5 and record agiag i % ,sa
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for TIP. Meetings.

The Democratic County Executive Com
mittee announce the following Township
Meetings:
REYHOhDSBuRGH. Saturday, Sept z. at 6
p. NJ, E. b. Eshelman and E. I. Detany.
SMITHVILLE, Saturday, sept 7. at7x p. NJ.
+. B. Eshelman and 4. 7. DeLany.
NEW ALBANY, Saturday. Sept. 4. al 2 P. M,
Hon. Geor.e L.. Converse and Thos Thurr an. !
GAHANNA. Saturday, Sept. z. at TkP. M. Hon,
u. Ia. Converse and Thos. Thurman. q
DUBLIN, Saturday, Sept. T. at2 p w
Andrews and Cal I. Mann.
WOKMTHtNGTON.s M Saturday. Sept. Z. t7KP. NJ.
a. w. Andrews and Cal I. Mann.
HARRtSB SBURGH, SATURDAY. Sept T. at2P NJ. E.
+. Bingham anu Matthias Martin
GROVE CITY Saturday, Sept. !. at TX P. NJ, E.
I +. Bingham and Matthias Martin. - - = -
WINCHESTER. Saturday, Sept. 7,at2P. NJ, W.
X. Rankin and r. Hutche on. - -I.1- "
GR0VEPORT, Saturday, Sept. T. at 7kPM.W
r. Rankin and R. Hutcheson
In few days another series of meetings
will be announced by the committee.
7 Jos. FALKENBAcH, Chairman.