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The New York herald., 1867-10-06
A M u 8 E M E NJ T S /.

Mr.. Barton Hill, OF the most satisfactory and
conscientious members OF the company as the Broad
~ay, bad benefit both a. matinee and evening per-
fcrmanos yesterday. The weather did not smile the
occasion and there shower Of rain instead Of
shower Of bouQueta Al the matinee The Golden Far.
mer and Parents and Guardians gwen aud brought
Out The veteran John Seton a. Jenny Twitchor He
W. 70 play the part In the Quaker City last night
- the Walnut but whether he surmounted the
pels Cf the weather and the jersey railroads history
Uvsre presented the evening. or course the btnS-
Gctoire wa1 well received. Forrest closes this week.
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Olympic Thcatre-Rip Van WinkIe.
Full houses ssi attracted to witness Mr. Jefer-
sons admirable psrsonation Of the almost historic
Dutohman Of the olden time in Bouccauts effective
play. The good natursd Rip Van Wrinkle, OF Irving
ssory always popular favorite while his adven-
cure 10 the mountains and his sumbcr OF such marvel
lous duration give the romantic elements that have lifted
his life quite out Of the common place Of domestic his.
cory. The poctical elements Of the story skfuy
mingled with the quaint In the plece while Jefferson
pcts the central ngure with nicely OF detail Of
Aumor nature and art that justify the high that
has been lavished on this performance from every
quarter
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A.-Eor Toilet purposes nothluG s1rrnsscs
Hulrs Bay Rum Demulcsnt'or Honey Soaps. either one
equal TO any made. Salesroom - Park row. New York
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A.-perfumerv bv the Mlfii0u.-Slnce the In.
PRODUCTION Of Phalon's new Perfume the NI0Hr BL0Oh.
ING CEREUS tho sales exceeded tho figure
of Two MILLIONS or BOTTLES. A correct idea Of ths
quantity may bo formed from the fact that u
placed line the bottles would actually reach
over l26 English miles, constituting stream OF this dell
cousy fragrant liquid extending from New York 10 Pha
delphia aud half back
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- WIGS. ,Tsgpees and ,0r9amcnts HnIr.7
sATcAEt0E'S ., " Bond street.
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Away With All Poisonous Washes for tho
Hair before you are paralyzed Use TILT0N's PREPA-
R.IIONS FOR THE HAIR. Warran ted the best In use.
They contain neither Of silver sulphur end
sediment For sale by druggists. ManufActory 10
lroad xay We York
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atmospheric Inaucnce and Mach. Psbiis

speaking produce coughs and weak lungs Permsaent
lief only be obtained by removing the H0FF'o
New-York tribune., 1867-10-15
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OFFICE OF THE CLERK OF ARREARS, August 6th 1867.

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MARRIAGES..

.FGs- Va
On the 10TH OF February, last, at the residence
q q Sonn :. Eaghap, by Rev. K. W. Brice, Mr. W.
Beatde OF Custom county, N. C., and M1ss Eizaboth
Bell, of Chester District. H -s s:..ssEE3lT-TI
on the 7th inst by Rev r.. ". Bricc, Mr. John D..
all Of Chester District =, -
y On Tuesday. 2sth uimo, by Rev. ". W. RatcbforI
pr. A. - Hamfrteht and Niss Sao + DIAL an of Yort
District. 80 sI.v8.,-.-I, - 80. - =
On the 7h ofFebruary, by the Rev. willis W. Abbot
Rckans. $F17 a Inn $0r~->sS.- - ~ =.
,b evening 7th instant tho residence
1!e or1oe 1atne by Rev. w. E. Walters Mr.. Milton
eacnaruson. OF Hart county. Ga, Miss saHe e.
Smith OF Anderson District ut u i>''
1n Marion District the 5th inst at the residence OF
tne prades Mthor. by the Rev. J. E: Dunlop Mr. A. III
Snenl1st to Misc Augusta Bethen, daughter Of E. A.
In New York city, March 10th, 1867, by Rev Mr. Ho-
MAJ Mr Myer Richard, Of Marion S. C.. 70 Miss Carrie
;asertne1ners OF New York cdty..gG VI - r.
sF On Ihuriday the 14s lstant lathe resdsnce o. the
othciatng minister. by Rev. David Hu1nphreys Mr. FL
Anderson District S55575 ---"Ss ~~N -' y ~ - -
On the 2eth February, by the game Mr. Bent bfayb,n
oa.NewpefFy Miss Eto NJ. Sader, OF Hart County
On the 23d February, by Rev J. Scott Murray. serpt
yonn smith q Chicago, III, to Mra Martha T. shanahan
In spartnnburg. by Dir. vandtver on the evening Of
1ae isth instant Mr J. Henry seuy to Miss Hariah W.
AT the residence Of the BRIDES fater on the 18th mat
p ae= 7. Bruce OF Chester nnd Miss
Agnes J. Crawford Of Fairfield a -1-..~' IN.
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GoRIn CAROLINA Ea1aRAkTs. Several parties Of
passea tnTough tlis city ro,AeHor the Western
Id;1ee States these people,
n3;un M impossible for them TO live inNorth Car
5ni, naye sold their lands, sonne of them Tor one
11aar nna my cents per acre. and have gone TO ts
their Meis 1,soas sssn s115 Wsb ssaI
through On Saturday night had ~ lassoa
fe take then to They report fSsf
@ there is much sufe1i i: u GHs iass
venture Of emgrating to an uninown staaa tne
the nope oI Dettering their condition. CIV
men Of SIXTY and ildren Ct few months oId Sra
many OF these people the necessities fhas nred -
them to emisFate must have bsen n,presaing.-Rsch.,
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I ASYLUM FOE PRN1ERs.-Tho announcement that
accompanied the publication of the will left BY
Gharies r. Browne (Artemus Ward), to the effect
that his propeSty-some SCI, 6O,00O-shau, afser the
death OF his mother, be appropriated to the found
lrg OF an asylum for printers, has drawn from the
gestion, as follows Ill IA ss -
I'VE propose that The craft in all parts Of the
country by united resolve, provide that there Be
printing office, from theearnings of the journey
hen, sum equal To- five mills upon each dollar ot
ms Wee5ly Dill This small tax, oflone-half cent
'urer weekly, and by hun forwarded TO s general
treasurer treasure TO be invested until such time as the
asylum fund Will be available. The tax is small
one to each person. but in ten years time If mon
er3y invested, with its earnings, would constitute
q tund equal to the establ ard endowment
OF an asylum equal to the demands Of the craft,
and worthy of the men whose infirmities Of bod,
may make them it's inmates" N. s.. -
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DRUGS, CHEMICALS, ETC.

~ restored in four weeks. by Dr. RECORDS ESSENCE
;; Dr Kcor9 .nf Pnrs) scter years OF earest so
nanon has at length a.cedod 10 the earnest requests
q qo4s se 1 I P1ac % and ,epented
Of Life This wonderful agent viii restore manhood to
ene most M shattered constitutions. whother arising nom
e1cesses the effects OF climate natural Tc
me required to cure the nncst nveterate case is four
WEEKS; and used according to printed Instructions
which arc very simple, failure is impossible. This lie
restoring remedy should be taken by about to marry
as its effects are permanent It 10 acknowledged by the
medical press to be the greatest discovery ever made
Its developing powers miraculous Success every
case as certain as that science overhrows
for USE at S. four quantities in one for So
and VIII be sent to any part carefully packed receipt
OF remittance to his accredited agent
PHHR ROLAND
N1afcn &1 -. ~ NO. 81 Ibecty street, Now York
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!: At church sat within her pow s M
Oh. pughl .
~ But there heard
q. No pious word
aE sow alone her eyes Of blue.
Il saw her bow her head 80 gracious-
!. oh. gractousl 3,
! a The choir sung, s's+ -
f'GFs .! The organ rang 49, 'st.
81; AND seemed to fill the building spacious.
could not hear the Gospel law,
~ Ny future bride @
Q, .It. Was by my side
= found au else mighty law. f.SE
And so when pcaled the organs thunder, 4.
!. 5- fixed my eyes
s&F minute surprise tfg: II !. 5.a
- On her whose beauty WIS wonder.
To me tho maiden was most dear
oh, dear 'H 4
.3 And she was mine, .,s
~ ~ Joy too divine a.
For human words to picture here -.al
Her love seemed like prayer to bless mo
.. \ ss% =s5 Oh. bless mel ia. ?5z s
x s,.1 Before she came
t':'.s's55 My life was tame - II
ny raresr joys COZ = but Cypress me. ~
The service done. we sought the s. ore
- oh, shorei ass t@.s l.-.s-,7 p.
And there we walked s
u :, And sadly ta1ked, ss asl. .
More sadly talked than Ger before.
I ! Thought she WINS type Of goodness
i. :;i .2ta oh, goodnessl I.
IF But on that day
heard her say .B.
Plnin words whose very tone was rudeness.
z. We atrored beyond the ude.mi1l's dam
Oh, dnml
a.t..i. She Tilted me, y = & t%T- .| .n"
8 W. And now see
That wonane love Is all shami
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n \. n! MARINE J. !, NEWS.

-. - aitt I7.33l e7Is., . -.et- !
Arrived Ycstct4dnv:

:5.s:. ss M Z; arrived y es.ett,ay.
sehr Grape Shot, Bonnesn Bssaso, Cuba Fruit, ra
Willis q Chtsolm. -
sf s. s,s,.ss1 snsss
90, . ONeM Son, d II sflcox; Adaer s. nCS Wsr
0ss Rss1es kass
a. s. a1sly sssseR 81 EN-
s.ss SS e. Rsza5S Ell eS 5s'W sS;s
o On Is night of ao ns: st saore On Gco1s
town Ba and was to overboard part Of Re
ses Goaan rsas Pes. sHoas s.ssa so he
Capes. f,orr To Butler. 800 -. }. IeI-1
5sara 3 Cain. simpson. Buoys
sssr s,1eas, trOrn West Point Is bb,s Rico.
. ;loop Juna. rom Cooper River 1900 bus,.els Rouoh
hoe.. 70 csss Kop1 Jerysy =
Besusor Hilton Hes bales cotson and adxa va
sss a. I - 1oseas ss
stea1nsr z B. Vance, Finn santee Cotton and No.
s:d Bro a1sessr. Les. smith co Prnala e 1S
Dukes: Sod NJ caldwell L SON 8 Ree5ar. q Isstin -
Cart Kopn = JerveJ: I "a 49,
AZ go Cleared Ycstsrs1a IN 5s
sess ssss Flint po ss... atser, Risley credeh-
sata c-Riasrys d
yvsstt Is sss postcard.
steamshfp Adele Hal New York Ssg% ~; rsS
e bark Tnct1nlseh. liverpool
Brig IogaI Asaerson. Hsv-e.
senr ssnr ssaa9 Masss sse sFs SssRsse Ss.tes
scfr Sgenmnh. Tan, Baltimore. Is :.
IS ssa.qsss sses ssss
Schr WEI Flint, Post, ast1;a NJ
sss EePa,s saes sss ssss:sss;
R1oia thls Fort. 8, ,, i5s \;
Brig Relieraon: soot i1areh ~ &, ss:
chrt feanos. Hannah. Cardenas. March 10 In distress
Cleared nor this Port.
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bushels rod ctnred no white; demand fur for primo
and choice Winter; we notice Gales of 800 bushels
Western Maryland red at 50 25 400 bushels
ta,r Maryand at 81 aa5 Is; prime and choice both red
and white scarce and wanted would bring fun prices
Corn was again in limited supply, 5700 bushels white
ana 1000 bushels yellow offered; demand good and
prices fully maintained at tho advance of the previous
day; included IL ed in in tesales were 45oo bushels primo
bushels 1n fair to prime yellow at s. osa1 Il. only small
small sales ct 65ae7 cts: per bushe
sales stock small and prices nominal1y
:. have aoye marset and
~ Prices showing further improvement Bulk Shout
casks sold at 9Hc Sides, rib, held c
ior loose and packed Mess Pork sale was made
Mt quote Ct S2s 75a Lard 10 tcs Western sold on
Prtvnte terms; quote held at 13a13s<c a l Bacon is
selling In lots from jobbers at lie for
r1o Sides and 13c for clear rib; Hams for
:R1oE-continues duu, but without any .ouotsb1e;
enange; prime Carolina held firmly at good do at
lOHc, and common as low as 9a9Lc q tb. G.G4S::ls
SuGAR-The market reru1ns inactive; only sales re-
ported wero TO bbs English Island grocery nE So net
cash cash. and 1a2 hhds Porto Rico big private
IS sAIEIwe are not advised Of any oha1poS in prices
ana aan repeat for liverpool line 25 md do Ground
Alum ~ 2oa2 IS q sacN Turk'o Island :6Sa65 cts "a
ousheL Stock of all kinds much reduced. "A Nm,
4 WHrsKEF-Thcre Is nothing reported, and we have
only TO quote Leld norninalf bond ut 3Oa31 cts a
gallon. ~ @[al |;..ss - " "
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-; n: Correspondence Of ae Dolly Ne,us s.-
IN IN CARDENAs CARDENAs. March LIP PINE LulnEa is stu rather
abnndants and only good article Of large dimensions
sells readily at ssoas2 e s.s55@, s ,55, l5i5,
suaARs-our present quotations are 6a6%rls for Com
mon; 6Aa6A A for Fatf; e7sas4 for Good Refining,
Mo1.AsaEa The demand prevailing for Cayed Moasss
es has dr ven prices to 5arls good article and
ous dealsrs have1nosy contracted their receipts up to
the end OF the month Muscovado at tfom Aa8rls One
cargo Of snperinr quality at ;.
ExcHAxaE-27a2s q cent. discount +, S
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Baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE, March -CorroN--Ihere was fair
inquiry to-day though but lew sales effected; wo quote
ddng upland held quite firmly at u cts; low mid
CoFFEE-Was quiet to-day: the only sales reported
90 price, asd shasss iksia dm ut
s1nsrkot Fl firmly innintninod thouch not
1Rereport sales OF 500 bbs City Mnl Super
Spring wheat at SO co. 100 bbls Fami s15 LOO bbs
How-rd street Extra Mt SIS 5o and other lots
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coz1signees per South: Caroline Ratlroad,
eg tst32. March "a. - 81, /! 4.

aS6 bales Cotton, % bales aitze cars STOCK sazs
od d iro9 sc; To e = Godgers Go:J coakey wilis
Williams & Co, Pinksrsohn, B Waring, N HilI,
4 GO. Adams, Eross Go. MoWEys& Co. Lee Spencer.
L Je3ters CO, WV Smith, HA Mcleod, J Frazer &
Co, Courtney Trenholm; N Goldsmith SON. Cunning
ham & CO, Wood Kenniar, D FyeS5il II - u l5
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Tho following arc the Agents for this pape,

y ) s:g,N - "A q MI s. gII.lI.7 n
Tho following are the Agents for this paper:
.. .. W. A. HRMKN6WAY, General Travelling and Collecting
Rev. COLIN MURcH1soN, General Travelling and Col.
ToWNsEND & NORTH. Z ,oksollcrs and stahoncrs.
ColuIrbs, & @. sT;5.- ~. IA. ..ss.rI !
J. W NETHERS, Union, s. g. 5slH .is T.3. - tGrr
Captain W. E. EARLE Greenville, S. C. ;,es29., .
Col J:J. RYAN, Barnwel, S. c. 5.i7. .,z
= 1T. DUBOIS, Marion. 81. ~ r ..ZEH
G. 8. HARDY, Sandy Ford P. O.. Madison Co., Fla.
PATRICK = HUvEY, Macon, Ga. -.1 Ia, -. 9
: J. Y. Il. WILLIAMS, Clinton, s. G. ~ 5.i5Its "a .
J. R ALLEN, Chester c.. H., s. C. .se'ttt. +
W. s. LANCE, Grahamvillc P. O., Beaufort s. O. :
B. BRADFORD, Walterboro, S. G. 'E 1!.s. .
81. L. DARR Sumter, S. G. a,, 80. ..ss.---., g.
THAD. o. ANDREWS. Orangcburg, S. C. +
}: NJ BROWN. !" southerner onlce," Darlington S. c.
NJ. I'd. QUINN & BRO, Augusta. -7s17o =
J. h ESTELII Savannah, Gu. a
( ISAAC DAYE3A.T Agent In New York ~. "a
~ L.sHfGu1E Agent at Atlanta, Ga 4s%a Z:
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~ HIHUg ggsa.t
AuKuNAa. Market. !

ket is unchanged -
GoLr-BEokers buying at 1874 and selling Mt ls7
S1LvEh-Brokers buying at 12S and selling at 1872 ..
CoIToS-We- arc still unable to give any quotations,
owing TO the unsettled condition and duncss Of tho mar.
Ke Mc can only refer to sales which nre very limited
tor pces Stained Cotton;sold 24a96 kc Sales today
aInounted TO 80 bales folows 2lc; ct 25 10 at
26: a. 26A and IS ut 23kc. s1T s2E .''I .5.l' =
Receipts, 90 bnles sF
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sr 1.. s -.
fork &cJ D Crockar and lady, 8 Borde. EW Donald;
n \ r Z Eaznu5n LP Wilaams " Howard. G 7, ,sehlsch.
elbWofk, RosentEeter,J J. Roop, A. Tuck and lady.
ca. Rodgers, z White, Oliver, Osgood and lndy
Reck, Storm. Minis, " -Kennerston, ,J GuylarF r
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COMMERCIAL.

Il The Charleston Cotton Market.
OFFICE OF THE. CHARLESTON DAILY NEWS.
- CHARLESTON. Friday Evening. March o. 1867.
There was only Light demand for the etaple, and
prices fen OF about haH cent q b.. Sales 40 bales
at 25; As Of 2e at 27 81 at s7; and 81 at 2e
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Cnrdenns Market.

Ordinary = .ae @N
~ Low Ha1oounG ......28 O.
Middling = ...i... ..................,..2 o..
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PORT CALENDAR.
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CORRECTED WEEKLY.

r. PHASES NOON
New NJ 6th Alb. Ism. Full M. 20ts Su. S5 morn
18th.
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! .stock Cd hand March 81 q ,.,'' J,
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DIR. y. A. UHLrs. Surgeon cf tho TsntA Vermont Re
ynnut, writcs:-n1 s.sh every solder rad bottle
elsatAsien Dister They are tie ncst effective, per
foot, aa, ha-n,ls as tcI;c ( svcr used I" =
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LITERARY ITEMS.

.!....olsfN n. . 7 " -- -z- '-,- --
!. The following coup aaea Of the latest French
itarature, we abridge from the London Saturday
ReUieao:
I The fourth and last volume Of M. Poirson's
Historic du Regne de Henri ~, begins with the
year 1900, and discusses the Kings foreign policy
at the time when he was already meditating what
is generally known us his grand desseiu. With
reference the murder. Of Henry ~, ,.our author
believes Ravaillac did not act under the in
huence OF any person or political party. He was
certainly not the agent of Spain. It is equally
absurd to make the Queen Mary Dulledici and the
Duke d'Eperuon responsible for SO foul cri9aa
Of the progress Of literature, % 1s
arts, undefthe reim ass and the fine
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Ssi&- .iss4.a WLL.nD's HorE1,
.a5 EAszrSG7oH. y. O.. 3luy 22d, 1863.
4 GEsTIEaiEs:-We require anotier supply OF your
Fiaatstioa Bfttera. the popularity which daily In
nreasea with The graeta OF our house.
3 Respectfully,
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-. -. 80 ID
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small and prices nominally
n - N q ~ I@ y :
New York Market. t .
MONEY MARE

MONEY hIAnKET : =. ...a
The New York. Eusrsng Post Of Tuesday; March 10th
says SS.-2 53&& ;
The loan market easy at Ga7 Consfderabia a5a,reo
nre held a and the prospects that the preparation
aoe h1nkR for their quarterly statements next
Monday week VIII not sny ser1uus interunona of
the growing ease., CONNIE ercinl paper is unchanpe,
choice bills pass5nc ut 6kaS 80, NA1~0e
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ket. which closed, d, as quoted
lvrnce, had Q sspasmodlo TEN
'ga and some holders were
tyres OF mid ding at soc, but
4! Liverpool were again dis
dency to lower prices was
day. y.laecording to the cable
ta news checked the growing
nd has completely unsettled
40 operations / to dny upon
6oun, but we -should iufcr.
can gather, thRt 24c is not far;
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the residence Of the BRIDES father on the 18th tnat
3e7. ;etts iif. h T. Bruce OF i:hesSsr ma Me-
Agnes J.. Crawford of Fairfield - - -
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lar. are 5000 bbls ut S23 6ka
$23 62L; S19a19 as for extra
n prime Mess, and S2za25s for
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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1867-04-10

set dowa to the account Of the forty-ive
Democrats in Congress. Now, to clap the
climax, every Democratic newspaper says
that it is very important that we should ac-
cept the Reconstruction bills.
Il, said the Governor, wishto vote for no
Cotton tax party. When we reorganize aud
are recognized want our representatives to
go to Washington with hands loose and feet
loose so that they can support that party
which will dous most justice. Therefore,
every effort to unite upon Republican or
Democratic platform is sort-sighted.
Mr.. President and Gentlemen, this is the
frs! occasion, since the passage of the Sher-
man and Supplementary bills, that have
had an opportunity of expressing my opinion
as to what course the State should pursue !;
and thought it due to myself and to the
people that should give them my opinions.
They should at least be considered disintet-
csted, as 1 can neither vote. nor hold office.
wish to see the disfranchisement removed.
I think it is best for the masses that we should
accept the conditions offered, do justice to
the blacks, secure representation and recon-
struction, and our restoration to certain
extent to our former position as coeQualSin
the Federal Union. 49,.
The Governor resumed his seat amid loud
and prolonged cheering.
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Important Lcgnl Question.

49,. WASHINGTON, April 8.
In the Supreme Court to-day, Judge Shar.
key gave notice Of a motion$for preliminary
injunction against Andrew Johnson, President
and Gen. Ord, Commander, OF the Military
Disrictsof MississippiYand stated that the mo-
ton is founded on biIl in Equity, which he
proposed to file, brought BY, the State of Mis-
;siesippi as complainant against the parties
named, &c. .enjoin them from executing the
acts of Congress, recently passed, called the
Military Bill and the Supplemental Bill.
Attorney General Stanbcrry suggested that
as it was case involving The original juris.
diclion of the Court, the motion, in the first
place, should be for leave to file the bill.
Judge Sharkey acquiesced, and said the coun-
sci for the State of Mississippi would now
make the motion for leave 10 file the bill, and
were now ready to argue it.
The Attorney General said he contended
that the bill, in so far as it purported to make
the President party defendant, is, in effect,
a suit against the United States; he would,
therefore, object to leave being given by the
Court to file the bill, and he further stated
that he, also, was ready now to so into the
argument of the motion.
The Chief Justice, after consultation, sta
ted that the motion for leave to file the bill
might be made and put on the motion docket,
but, in conformity with rues of the Court,
wo1ld not be heard until the next regular
motion day. This motion will, therefore,
come up on Friday next.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1867-04-10
Destructive Fire.

It painI US much 10 have TO relate how serious
misfortune has befallen ono of our Oldest and
most universally esteemed citizens-Major GEO
Boswell. On Friday night last, between the
hours Of eleven anil twelve, bis Gin House wal
discovered to he on fro. When the discovery was
arst made, tho building was already wrapped in
flames. In very short time, it was reduced to
ashes. And not only the Gin IIousc itsrlf but
everything in and shout it. To wit, Twenty. two
Bales Of Cotton, Carriage, Cotton Seed, Wheat
Oats, Poas, &C., &c. In these hard and trying
times, the burden Of such misfortune canno. Nell
be measured.
Major BOSWELL dwclls with particular pleasure
upon the conduct OF his Freedmen at tho time OIL
this fire. lie represents their efforts to e1tinguish
the 1alnOs. and to rescue his property from their
dcvouriny presrq,s, as having been almost super.
human. Aud speaks Of their unfcigncd distress
when all these efforts proved unavailing, in term.
of the greatest admiration and gratitude. Some
of these Freedmen wero formerly his slaves.
The 6rc ia supposed to be the work of an incsn
diary; man having heeu tracked, in the drec-
tion Of Hamburg, five or six miles from the scene
Of the cUnhagra.ion.