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Hunnicutt Receives his Deserts.

t1uullCuIJ tSSCC1NCs LIS ACSC1 ~.
No white man can do otherwise than re-
ioice over the downfall of traitor to his
race. No negro can respect such traitor,
however much he may love the treason.
HCNNICUTT seems now to be in fair way
to receive the reward due to his treachery
Not only does he declare that he has nc
interest in the fat little job of printing
which the Convention has just given out.
but it appears that even the NeoG Nation
Office is not the property Of the Rev. !
W. HUNNIcUTT, but Of couple of "chips
of the old block" mot head. HUNN1cUT1
the martyr, who has labored so industri.
ously by day and by night, in season and
out of season, in New England collect
ing money and in Richmond spend.
ing it; who worked last Christmas and
intends to work on next Christmas day
who has made so many hundreds of
speeches and counsellcd SO many thou
sands Of negroes,-is now supposed to be
totally unintercSteG not only in Conven-
tion contracts, but in the prosperity of the
Ne1o Nation. Why he should have turned
over to other parties the printing office
which he himself begged the money to
buy, we know not, though perhaps we
might guess, seeing that we have occa-
sionally heard of like transactions in the
course Of our lifetime. But so it is; and
SO the Radicals, knowing that this great
light of their party is to be in nowise in
jured by their conduct, have determined
to have a respectable organ in the city Of
Richmond.
Just at the moment when this pleasing
announcement is made, and when HUNN1-
CUT may be supposed to be rejoicing that
he is SO soon to be relieved from the destruc-
tive duties Of the editor of daily paper,
and preparing to have the files of the Mem
Nation bound for the benefit of future
generations, the Winchester Journal. a
leading Radical paper, publishes a long
communication, setting forth the reverend
gentleman's claims for gubernatorial
honors. Those who are anxious to know
"nat the decent Radicals of the State
mink OF AuNSIcurr may find the desired
'nlormation in the communication referred
10. We quote few Of the compliments
which this distinguished Radical paws to
hUSS1cuTT, whom some one, it seems has
nominated for Governor, and who the
writer says, is 'D'
a candidate so odious to the marty =
many portions Of the State, who, if bs rrn ~
cst;o candidate for election with the rat !tis
S Sos,t Of the constitution will iIf bot S ssti
n,hses and the constitution siD DI'4 defeat
paohcan party in the StateHSStnnnhh !, Inc Re-
daney-rinto utter and irretr iew IN Its in
ana viii put the State of Virri nIe, 70 ruin,
of from reconstruction than s sha b farther
Deen. The presumption of the w nis e'er
the article referred to, that the 80. !. Isl OF
Material honors viii be contested oOe IT,
against Mr.. Hunnicutt is an insTT 70 d. >
majority Of the party outside of Rich.
mond." 'ton-
Again: {" l venture to say that he has not
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Clothing.
CHRISTMAS CLOTHING!


SELLING OFF AT COST is a HuMBUe.
Don't be taken in by the hue and cry OF selling
of at cost but come to the old-established house
and buy your clothing for
MEMS AND BOYS WEAR,
which we are selling as Low as the LOWEST and
as GOOD as the BEST.
These goods are for sale. and we must MAKE
way with them in anticipation Of our spring stock
WE WANT THE MONEY.
YOU WANT THE GOODS.
Give us a call, and we will insure you fsir ex-
change. We are not
CLOSING BUSINESS,
bat will sell goods as low as any house who pre-.
tend they are. Our
CLOTHING is WELL MADE,
and embraces the most
COMPLETE Ass0RTMEN
south of the Potomac and II you want to
SAVE MONEY,
you can do SO by calling at the old established
house of WILLIAM IRA SMITH CO.,
de- os-2t 1908 Main street.
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Maszes and Horses for Sale.

MULES AND HORSES.-sA
I've just arrived st the EXCHhFaE'
IVXRY AND SALE STABLES, Frank S1sS
lin street ONE HUNDRED YOUNG and agsszEsssse
WELL-BROKE MULES. Also . lot Of fine YOUNG
E0RSKS suitable for tlrn purposes, Whish viii
,3ll ut fair prises.
Invite the attentions OF the farmers and plant.
srR of North Carolina aud Virginia to this superior
aualItv and pria.. re sa-taT IoHE DAVIS
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DIED.

On Friday the 2Ola instant, at o'clock P NJ,
WILLIAM e. ALLEN, only child OF Maria Lon
and Peter T. Allen, at their residence, on Chelscy
Hill, Henrico county, aged one year end nineteen
days.
at his residence, Westwood, near Uniontown,
Ala, by sudden hemorrhaSs, in the apparent
vigor OF full health, on Friday morning, 18Th Ee-
cember 1867, in the fifty. seventh year OF his age,
JAMES L. PRlCE, formerly OF this city
The sudden death OF this noble hearted Viz
ciniau dear to 80 many both In the State OF his
birth and in that Of his adoption, will cause far,
spre aiding sorrow throughout the wide circle OF
those who knew and therefore loved him.. An
emgrant since 1885 for reasons of health-froln
his own birthplace and the home of his family,
no Virginian has done more to keep unbroken the
tender ties Of affection end sympathy which bind
The mother State 10 that southern country which
was peopled by her sons. After having won in
equal to those which he enjoyed at home after
more than thirty years OF usefu mess and labor on
the public works ard material development OF
Alabama, his life, saddened inefably towards i's
end by the failure the south ern Cause has come
to an abrupt close. Friends and kindred through
out both States will unite in their sorrow at his
loss and in their sympathy with his grief ken
family.
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,,vaSu s.ouKE.-Senators were discussing on
Friday the proximity to the national CAPT
tol of q poor-house and Jail, the former
being near the Senate and the latter near
the House. So in Washington they have
the three classes, paupers, criminals, and
luDatics, conveniently near to one another
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TERISTMAS rs COMING.
" REMEMBER YOUR FRIENDS

THRISTMAS rs COMING.
" REMEMBER YOUR FRIENDS
by treating them with some OF the
BEAUTIFUL CLOTHING
TO be found in such abundance and at such mode
rate prices at
SCHAAP & HARTMAN'S
MERCHANT TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT,
No. 1911 Main street, near Thirteenth street.
This firm has the highest reputation In the State
for CUSTOM WORK, on account of their extensive
stock of the finest imported FRENCH and ENG
LIsH CASsIMEREs, CLOTHS, VEsTINGs, So.
&c.. and the distinguished manner in which the
artists entrusted with this branch Of their business
know how to suit In style, it, and workmanship.
Their
READY-MADE CLOTHING,
which they think of selling of rapidly at VERY
LOW PRICES, in order to enable them to apply
themselves still more on the MERCHANT TAI.
LORING BUSINESS, combined with very fine
assortment of GENTS FURNISHING GOODS and
HATS to dispose of, offer a chance to those In
want OF such articles rarely to be met with. There
fore call at No. 1911 Main street, opposite Mitchell
s. Tyler's jewelry store. de 81
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MARRIED,

On the evening OF the 10th instant, by the Rev
James e. Gates, at The residence OF the Drldes pa
rents Mr. HORaTIO GATtS WHIT 10 Miss
MARTHA JAGE PklDDY all Of Richmond, Va
On the 10Th instant, by the Rev. Father Johr
Hagan, JOHN FAENY. Of the county OF Galway
ireland. and Miss MARY MARTIN, OF New YORK
New York papers please copy. II"
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1.-TWO VERY DESIRABLE STORES,
4 ON SOUTH SIDE OF MAIN STREET LA
BETWEEN THIRTEENTH AND FoUS. EIIS
for rent STORES Nos. 1925 and 1927 lain street,
now occupied by A. a. Allen and z. ". Ezekiel
Besides the store, they have each two hoors above
and basems Mt beneath, with all convenienees.
These are in location and arrangement amongst
the most desirable stores In the city for any fancy,
retail or light business. Possession given lst OF
January. Apply TO
de 20--3t GRUBbS u WILLIAMS.
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EOR RENT, the STORE now occupied
4 by John C Shsfur i Co., under tho Ex- IA
change Hotel-they intend moving to Main Ssy3
corner Tenth. Possession given Let OF Janu- -
airy.
Also, q large C0AL-YARD, on the basin be-
tween Ninth and Tenth streets.
GLOPTOE & HAYWOOD,
Real Estate agents aud Auction
Tenth between Main and Bank streets.
de- 20-3t
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DREPARE FOR CHRISTMAS.-The
i season for reunions and remembrsnces by
the old folks and the young will soon be here
in these hard times how much more TABLE
to have an eye to service in our Christmas gifts.
Instead of gewgaws, a handsome SUIT OF
CLOTHES, or any article Of WEARING APPA-
BEL, or HANDKEECHlEFS NECk-TlES, etc.
will be lust as acceptable, and much more sensi-
BILE. AL who take this view are directed to
B. BECHER's MERCHANT TAILORING AND
CLOTHING EMPORIUM,
No. SOUTH FOURTEENTH STREET,
where their wants in this regard can be supplied
with the best material and workmanship at
LOWEST PRICES.
BOYS AND YOUTHS CLOTHING
on hand, which we offsr verv low. No more ap-
propriate Christmsst gift than So 1T,
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VnHE STOCKHOLDERS or THE
"A {old) Mschspiesyills Turnpike Company VIII
present their scrip on TUESDA next from 10 10
~ O'clock NJ, December "a, a. Thomas 4. baldwin
Co. -, and receive payment OF tha aTst dividend
Ssthe sale OF the company. ,r,,
do la--5ss ROBERT +. MOEHISS.
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EOR CHRISTMAS!
Il CITEON, RAISINS,
ALMONDS,
FILBE2TS.
PRESERVED GINGER,
LKMOES,
CUaRANTS,
FIGS,
ROLL BUTTER,
GELATINE,
C0COANUTS,
PALMNUTS,
FANCY BASKETS,
TOILET SOAPS, &C.
de 20 DhNDR1DGE & An DERSON.
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Wants.

WANTED, situation as FOREMAN
w In tobacco factory, by q man who tho.
roughly understands the business In ali ,ts
branches. Best references given. address
K. L.Q Dispatch Office. ds2s-ht
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DREPARE FOR CHRISTMAS.
A Fine old Henuessy Brandies,
Six years old Besor Whiskey, warranted (;
Fine old Mountain Rye Whisky,
Old Virginia apple Brandy,
Claret and Madeira Wines,
Pure old Jamaica Rum,
Sweet Cider, Holland Gins,
Best quality Green and Black Teas,
Old Government Java, Laguayra, and Bio
Coffees
Choice Family Butter, Family Hams.
In store ard for sale by d. ANTEBOTTI,
de ls-lw* ISL Franklin street.
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CPECIAL NOTICE. The cheapest
- light ever discovered in this or any other
country We have lust received NEW PATRGT
LAMPS for burning our non. explosive oil, which
we can recommend to the public; We also keed
KEROSENE OIL Of the best quality, and va
riety OF Lamps, Globes, and Shades.
GEORGE w. GARY y Co.,
dsIo No IL Thirteenth street. Rex's old stand.
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BEAUTIFUL FOR G. Il R 8 T M A 5
ID AND NEW-YEAR GIFTS.
ELEGANT BOOKS, richly bound and illustrated /;
BIBLES OF various sizes and styles Of binding,
HYMN BOOKS used by the various denominations,
PRAYER BOOKS, a splendid assortment;
PHOTOGRAPHIC ALBUMS, superb collection :
CHILDREH'S BOOKS adapted to every capacity,
TOY BOOKS, a brilliant collection;
PORTABLE WRITING DESKS in great variety,
PORTFOLIOS and TOURISTS CASES,
LADIES' WORK BOXES, orna mented or plain;
GOLD PENS and FINE POCKET KNIVES,
POCKET BOOKS and CARD CASES.
WOODHOUSE & PARHAM,
do 90 1905 Main street.
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Tribute of Rcspcct.

At an extra meeny of the Chrestomathc Society, held
August I'd, 1861 the following preamble and resolutions
were adopted:
Whereas 1t hath pleased allwise Providence, whose
ways inscruabo, and whose secrets past finding
out to from the sphere of his earthly existence
our late colleague, E. ALSTON WHITE, one whom we
loved friend, whom respected and valued an
associate and one who has endcarcd himself TO by
his invariablc kindness and courtesy, We who bow
in humble submission the Divine viii. still DESIRE in
just appreciation of his exemplary character to pay to
his memoryho tribute called forth by his vrtuous e
Therefore, be it
Rssolred That in III" demise of our latc comrade, E.
ASTON WHITE, tho Chrestomahic Society has suffered
tl-loss of worthy and valued member. who had ever
heart tho tuhcrance of tho interests of the Society
AMI wosc unrcmitting diligence in the discharge of his
duties has furnished us with noble example,
Reso,red. That ~ individuals, We mourn the dccease
of who most avorably impressed us by the unas-
suming dignity Df his department, aud who. has become
dear to us by multitude OF pleasant rccolecuons.
ReSoired That blank page in our minute book be i'll
scribcd TO his memory and that copy of these rcsol,-
tons, together with heartfelt sympathy be transmit
tod TO tho family oi the deceased
Ii. ID. ELLIOTT, Secretary.
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That political opinion, the character of the mon
assaulted, or the object of their mission, had any
thing to do with the affair, is simply absurd Be-
fore ARMSTRONG entered the barroom, DAILY had
his coat off and was talking about his ability to
whip anybody, as ARMSTRONG in his affidavit him
self confesses 'intoxicated;" end this ntoxcation
was so intense and uncomfortable, that within two
minutes after the affair, he attempted to break
loose and assail Governor ORR, who was ascending
the stairs. Men in such condition arc not apt to
have much premeditation about them; and if they
had sought the quarrel, weapons would have been
used.
From beginning to end there was no semblance
of riot, and the only crowd gathered was the
eight or ten colored walters of the hotel quietly
looking on during tho fight; and sometime during
the night the appearance of a number of colored
men who went to the rooms of Messrs. ARMSTRONG
and THOMPSON. which so frightened the latter that
he Immediately dispatched messenger to head
quarters to secure the services Of military guard
and the guard was furnished.
The party were carried to Charleston this morn
ing. The trial is named for August 1st. but it is
extremely doubtful if anything more can be made
out of the affair than that it was mere unpre-
meditated and unprovoked bar-room encounter.
Z,
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Ga THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
DARLINGTON DIsTRICT-lN EQUTTY-HANNAH J.
HART, Administrative, Us. ELLEN Z. HART, JOHN
WITHERSPOON, ct aL-BHL FOR INJUNCTION,
ACCOUNT AND RELIEF.-It is ordered that the credit
ors Of JOHN L. HART be enjoined from proceeding to
recover their cams at law against tho complainant and
that they do prove and establish their demands against
the said John L. Hart, before the Commissioner Of
this Court or before the first day Of November next
and in default thereof that they be barred from the ben
eft OF any decree to be made herein
1t is also ordered that copy Of this order bo published
OF least week until the first day of November next
In the Darlington Souerner and tho Charleston Daily
Nelus.
The above is true copy from the original order made
in the above case, 10Th February, 1867.
A. F. EDWARDS, c. E. D. D.
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE, Darlington c. H., February
%, 1867. s36 February %
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BE- THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
DARLINGTON DISTRICT. EQUfTY-P.B B. BACoT
AND T. L. BACoT, Administrators, PETER s.
BACOT, Us. THE HEIRS AND CREDITORS OF PETER
S. DACoT-Upon hearing the peadings in this case, 1t
is. on motion OF W. W. HARLLEE, Connlainants' solici
tor ordered that all and singular the creditors of the late
Peter s. Bacot, Compliments Intestatc, be required
to file and prove their respective demands and debts in
judgments and otherwise against the said ntesate be-
fore the Commissioner of this Court by or before the
first day of November next and in default thereof that
they be debarred from the benefit Of any decree to be
made therein and that the Commissioner of this Court
do advertise this order month in the Darlington
Southerner and tho Charleston Daily NeOs until the
said first day of November next
The above is true copy from the original order made
In the above case 18th OF February, 1867.
A. F. EDWARDS, c. E. D. D.
Commissioners Office, Darlington c. H., February %,
1867. s3Gn February23
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July 90

ss- THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
DARLINGTON DISTRICT.-N EQUITY-B. W. ED
WARDS Administrator T. E. HOWLE, Us. E. s. HOWLE,
JAMES p. WILSON AND oTHERs.-BILL FOR IN
JUNCTION, ACCOUNT AND REL1EF.-It is ordered
that the CREDITORS ofTHoMAs E. HowLE, deceased,
be enjoned from proceeding to recover their claims at
law against the complainant and that they do prove and
establish their demands against the said HowLE before
the Commissioner Of this Court on before the first day
Of December next and in default thereof that they be
barred the benefit of any decree to be pronounced
herein.
The above is true copy from the original order made
in tho above stated case, 10Th February, 1857.
A. F. EDWARDS, c. E. D. D.
Commissioners Office, Darlington c. a., Feb. o. 1867.
February % SAL
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IHC ICCCIbCI.
Ii. ELLIOTT, Secretary.
Tribute of Respect.

MARKET HALL,
CHARLESTON, s. c., August l, 1867. !
At regular meeting of the Young America Steam Fire
Engine Company held on the ls inst, the death Of P.
HARVEY was announced and on moon, the following
preamble and resolutions adopted and ordered to
be placed the record aud TINT the same be published
in the Charleston Mercury and CHARLESTON DAILY NEWS.
When Death inyadcs circle and takes from among its
numbers the kind companion how poignant the sorrow;
and with what feeling OF sadness We treasure up the
many expressions of friendship with which had been
met and while draw together the instances OF that
friendship and group the varied periods of pleasant in
crcuursc and connect the many nterchangcs of feoY;
ship We experience the feeling tIat h$sl ,beth
created which cannot readily be supplied. Our late
member was among the first who had connected him.
sof with this organization, at its inception in 1867 and
from that time mp 10 within few days of the cclcbra-
lion of tho second anniversary, had performed the
duties of an active fircmcn contributing in slight
degree to the Advancement of the company Being
fully impressed that his failing health would necessarily
compel him to withdraw from duty. and that he could
not longer contribute thatusefnesi which he felt it in
cubcu him TO discharge he rendered his resignation
of the Office which he held and sought through travel
change of climate TO recpcrac his waning faculties
and return again to the scene of his labors But the
Great DlSpOSeF Ol CNcIllS OulerMiSeJ
Instead of being here to take part in accustomed de-
ibcraons, and lending that experience which
characterized his every action, the "yacant
CHAIR meets gaze, and "the place which
knew him shall know him more forever. Unobtru-
sivc in manner and ondcarng himself to all with whom
he had been in notwithstanding with fidelity what
ever duty that fell to him. and never waverng in the
path of rectitudc-such friend and associate
@n;ty
aiding by his presence excrtons, has been called
away leaving record which "marks the upright man.
| 10 It, therefore,
Rsolred, That in the death OF our late conrade. P
HARVEY, this organization has sustained the loss OF
valued and highly esteemed member.
ReSolred That the engine house be drapcd in mourn
ing for the space OF thirty days. and that the usual badge
| be worn at nC;t parade.
Rssicd Tha: the family the deceased be placed il
posscss of copy OF the foregoing, and we beg to NC
cord to them our synpa:hlcs i'll their bcreamcnt.
| From tllc Minutes
j. L. CANNON, Secretary pro TEN.
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ricnds nnd Acaunintances OF

E1. The Friends nnd Acquaintance OF
Miss LOUISA SUCHFORT, and of Mcssrs. JACOB, PHIL
LIP and CHARLES MErTZLEn, also of Mr.. v. ZINMER-
MAN. are respectfully invited to attend the Funeral Ser.
vices of the former, This Morning, at halfpast Nine
O'clock at the German Lutheran Church, Of An
and Hasc streets Is August 8
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From New Orleans.

New ORLEANS, August 2.-The following are the
returnsSof registration for New Orleans and Al
giers excepting where they last three days: In
the second dstrict-whites IA, S43; blacks 4,T95
The white majority in the Parishes is 49,; in the
city 921.
The expected revision Of rolls make large
difference 90 far as heard from. The State regis
ters AZ ,662 whites; 79, 129 blacks.
Yellow fever in Galveston. There were six in
terments on the 31st ult. The fever is pronounced
epidemic.
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Wheat dull and unchanged. Pork lower. New
Mess S23 45a23 GO. Cotton quiet at 2Sc


ErEE!NG DISPATCH.
Cotton frnl-salc! 1000 bales, at %. Flour dull
choice new Southern, s12 5Oa15 Is. Wheat dull
and easier. Corn unchanged-yollow Southern' the n
II II; mixed Western, 99cas1 o. Pork S23 40
Turpcntine 5S Rosln S3 75aS 50. Freghts droop.
ing. Money unchanged. Gold closed steady at
40s. Forei IN Exchange weak and lower: Coy
ernments closed strong. Stocks closed quiet with,
out any material change in prices. Mineral
Stocks generally steady.
New ORLEANS. August 2.-Sales Of Cotton 64O
bales; unchanged. Low Middlings Csc. Receipts
of the week 1889 bales. Exports AGO bales; Stock
21SS6 bales. Hour dull and unsettled. Corn uli-
steady at 95!as1 25. Oats firm at 81 15a1 10 Pork
s26 so. Bacon quiet at 13!a133 for shoulders and
lOa1Gl for clear sides. Gold 393a4O. Sterling New
York Sight unchanged.
MOBILE, August 2.-sales 400. Market closed
firm. Low Middng 23ic. Receipts 67. sales OF
the week 1850. Exports $50. Receipts 259. Stock
727S.
SAVANNAH, August 2d.-Cotton in good demand,
with an advancing tendency; sales los; Mddling
26a26l Receipts, 247; receipts of tho week. ll69;
exports 22S; stock 1886.
AUGUSTA, August 2.-AIarket dull; prices ur-
changed; sales 26; Mddlins 25.