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none as magistrates who were of fanatical
principles or suspected loyalty and
such, the historian says, was the nnivef-
sal servility, that this imperious Illegal
encroaehment upon the freedom Of
election was implicitly obeyed. q AZ
Is It not the same thing when ths free
men OF Tennessee andKentucky are fm1
periously told that II they send sena-
tors or Representatives to Congress who
cannot swear that they never sympas
thised With the Rebellion, these shall net
be allowed TO take their seats; and that
even II ready to swallow the oath, they
shall stiH not be received, If they have
at any time heretofore expressed disloyaI
sentiments?
Even the test-oath is not without pre-
cedent; for when the Scottish Pariia-
ment, servilely o~bsequious to Royalty,
had declared the National Covenant and
Solumn League and Covenant, unlawful,
void and null, and abrogated ali acts Of
Assembly approving them, as ssditious,
it also passed IN act requiring every per-
son who assumed an Office Of trust, to
declare that he judged it unlawful for
subjects, upon any pretence Of reforma-
ton, to enter into covenants or take up
arms against their sovereign, and to dis
o19a as seditious all that had been done
by petition or remonstrAnee, dnring the
troubles. We are not surprised to learn
that "this act, whose first operation was
to disable conscientious Presbyterians
from holding offices under the Crown,
became afterwards an engine of cruel
oppression, and a snare to such as were
obnoxious to the ruling party"
For all such laws are blows struck with
the axe at the roots of the Tree Of Lib
erty, experiments to ascertain with how
little true freedom a people "a be con-
tent. 1t was feared that the white men
of the South, loyal, and deemed ht to be
entrusted with the powers Of the State,
might be wise enough to see that to dis
franchise their fellow white men, greater
in number than themselves, was to work
their own ultimate ruin, and rob all of
their liberties together. Wherefore they
gave the right of suffrage to the negro,
knowings no such consideration nor
anything else rational or reflective would
ever occur to him. Like the simians,
the negro is by nature destructive, and
not conservative. To give them the
right to vote was a crime. To exclude
white men by test-oaths which exclude
the purest, wisest and best, is a still
greater crime. No country can bear up
against the burden Of both and the
ruin Of ouFs is already inevitable.
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ELMW0OD CEMETERY.

THE Gates will Re closed on SUNDAYS and
4 holidays except to lot owners and their
families and persons accompanying them. who
viii have to procure tickets from j. Q. Eolst &
Co, NO. 80 Nam street. or az the Office az the
Gate. This rule is adopted in consequence OF
rude conduct, fast driving, and depredations
on flowers recently
By order OF the Managers.
my24 81" 3. W. PHILLIPS, Supt.
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No Trouble to Shssg Goods, and
FAIR DEALING, Our Motto.
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I WILL apply 20 the County Court Of Shelby
Il county, at lis next June tern, for the ap-
pofntment Of Nathan Hon heimer az Admins
TRAITOR of the estate of Joseph Snow, deceased.
a nonresident, for the purpose of having pros
ecuted a suit now pending in the Chancery
Court Of Memphis, IN which said estate IS IN
Z crested as con p-lainantand myself and Mar
tin Griffin are defendants.
@ q RICHARDSON.
MARTIN GRIFFIN.
j. z. BTGELow, Attorney.
Memphis, May q, 1867. mv24 az
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BrSt Col, Judge Advocate U. 8. A.,
Judge Advocate Second Military District.
,E1As EDITORS hayo got by the cara with

Two TEXAS EDITORS havo got by the cara with
each other, no less topic of local interest than
tho "Origin Of bIan"-"Tho Bible theory tho Dar-
winian or development theory, and tho theory Of
creation by law" (whatevcr that ISL have been
oyerhau1ed in gallant style. Finally tho San Anto-
nio Express would like to know (you know ''whoso
sentiments these origiu-of-inan articles oxpress-
whether those Of the proprietor tho editor of tho
Galveston paper2 And tho last broadsido deliver
cd ia as followa: "Tho fact is, over since Fakes
Bulletin discovered split in the Republican party,
that institution has been cracked, and the editor
seems bent on getting up quarrel with God" 10
this shot the aforesaid FLAKE, Fearful that the
San Antonio Express will havo an attack OF tho
collie ON this origin Of man uncss it is cx-
planned" accepts the responsibility Of tho articles
in question: but yields the honor of their compost
tion to an accomplished and rovorend gentleman,
slate Inspector OF Froodmen's Schools, present
Sub-Assistant Commissioner for Galveston county
and Secretary Of tho Adullamites." After such
rakpg fro OF imposing titles, it ia to be supposed
that tho pugnacious Express will meekly accept
whatever theory OF mans origin the philosophic
Buaeiia may advance, and without attempting TO
swim in tho deep waters Of creative theory, will
sontent itself with padding about in tho miner
topics of roconstrnction, stock-raisng and yellow
foyer In Texas.
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tFron, tAs Evening Ie1,.]

tFroa, taa Svenfn9 'tes,.l
Rest thcc, Christian. rest
On thy Saviour's breast.
Trust thco In us gracious lore,
AL His care aud mercy prove. 0.
WhRt though thco tho tcmpter threaten,
Lifl tho Crnss. aud ho In beaten.
Rest thrc ON Thy Ssvlo,ir's breast,
Rest thrc, Christian. rest.
Rc.t thee, Soldier, resi-,
At thy Chiefs bclicst.
Rest thee on tho battie HELD,
Sleeping meath thy rcd CROSS shield.
When tho niSlto dun gloom IL banisiicd.
Hear ihp welcome call SO b!e,t,
Rest thee. Soldier, rest.
Rest thco. Toier. rest.
Ou thy fatller's breast.
Feel the throbblng oi Ills heart
from such love. .. mover part.
Bring thy load, 'though heavy ladcu,''
He will gladly bear thy burden.
ltcst u,cc. on Thy faihprs brOasi.
Hest tlicG. Toilcr. rest.
iiGsi thcc. Servant, rest,
On lhy Masters breast,
Faithfully thy work perform
TIL thy Lo.i tu thcO return.
Then thont hear HIM say, "weii dous."
"como VI litiipr. t1ko thy crown,''
Then uinu thy Masters breast,
Hest tbLc, Servant. rest.
Rrst thee. Pilgrim. rnst
Tired with sin contest.
QlId thGo OH thy sandal hoon,
Takc thy stall, and journey OH,
Seeking forn .botter country"
Cross tho stream, that flows beyond thee
Enter into perfect rest,
Host thee. Pilgrim, rest.
Rest thcc. Sinner. rest.
III his love bo blcst.
Earthly love. yOu will bewail
Whom you need II niosl, twill full,
Try his promise. II iRila never.
Nought from you his hove rLlI sSyor.
Tako Hin Tor your own, 10 bIrsi,
Rest thee. Sinner. rest.
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OFFICIAL.
LIST OF LETTERS

Remaining In tho PostoGcc ut Charleston. for tho y
ending SEPTEMBER 8. 1867, an,l ordered 10 DO print,
In THE DAILY NEWS, asrcesL!y 10 the following section
tho now posto1ico Law, as tho newspaper having tlu
largest circulation In tho City oil Charleston:
SECTION 6. And DO II further enacted That slB OF let.
crs remaining uucaed for III any Postoico iu any city
town or vlnBc, where newspaper shall be printed.
shall hereafter bo published only In tho icwspaI
which, being published weekly otoncr pall lnyo tn
largest circulation within range Of delivery Of tho
Office.
a3- Persons calling for Letters Advertised. should
state that they "Advortised"
Go OIRco hours from BA. 81. TO r. NJ. On Sundays
rroln 1880 a. NJ. TO 1.3O PM
STANLEY q. IRorr. Postmaster.
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Exports for tho Sveok ondfnR Thursday,
September o.

September o.
DOMESTIC.
eos,!oNoper steamship George Upton-1 bale Up.
iand Cotton, bale Cotton 100 bbls RosIn, %
bales Rags. ca hhds Iron, pkRs Iron. % packages
Matal, hhds Steel, &c. Dbl and hoIcs Mdze.
NEW YORK Per steamship SaruKossa-4B9 bales Up.
land Cotton, 10 bales s Cotton, IL bales Yarn 10
bundles Paper. 30 sAcks Wheat. i5s bbls Rosii las
empty Da7cls, ~ packages Sundrop steam.
Hhip Charnpton.S7 bales Cotton, 267 bbis Rosln &c
bbls Flour, Is bales Yarn. 38 package, Suudrcs, II
rolls Leather. 100 empty Barrels. .Per stnsmalIp
Moncta.ss bales Cotton, $50 bbla Kosin, 100 sacks
Wheat, bundles Rags, hhd and O bbls Metal :.
rolls Leather. 90 baios Don,cstics. l7s Packages
PHlLhDELpHIA-Per steamship j W Evor1nan--lga
osles Cotton ~ baos pomestirs bbis Spirits Tur-
tenune, 10 casks Clay Go 900 feet Flooring Boaris
I3 bales Rags. bags Feathers 3s cascs Wine lpi
packages Mdze.
BatiIA0RE-Per steamship Sea dull-2 bales Wool. s
pns tosin. ~ bsles anil hhd Hides. &c. 10 bun.
schr J ramor-l1o OO0 feet Lumber rs bbls RorJn.
JAcKsoNyILLE-per schr wido wori-iooo bushels
Corn.
Snndrirs.
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LIST OF SHIPPING
I'm the Port OF Cl,a rleston, sept. D, 1907.
vEsaELs uNDEn 100 TONI. AND STEAMERS coisriSo
WITHIN 1HE SLATE EXCEPTED.


STEAMSHIPS.
Manhatan. 1887 tons. Wocnluu. at AdEers wharf, for
. New York. loading. Cuurtenay Trenholm
Alliance, t26 tons, Kelly. Atlantic wharf, for Phadol.
phla lpauGF.- ...-.-.............- IL baKer 20
SHIlS.
Winthrop aiu tUnH Stewart. at Goyce Cos wharf,
ironl lScrpoul. wsiiiIg. Rayenel Il Co
Amelia. 0sS tons, C"nncr. at Huyrc cos wharf, from
Liverpool. waiting. j Fruscr Co
BAliltS.
Lille II. Br 3l4 tons. Clark. at Bsnnct'5 wharf. for
Mrsi Indies inaiinI.. .Bo1iohi Slias
i1GiI tur>. to4 Heale!. In tho stAul from hhilp
borough. EnB, Just arrived ............. .,brlar
Saera,neuto tour. Lawson. at SUuitrrn wharf. irnn
New lorh. utschatl.tn. Reach
BItI8S.
Henry Laurens. III tons Dordon at Union wharf,
ClenrucRos, waiting. j EnslDw X Co
CIV Williams. 322 tons. Thompson st Gcn,ral wharf.
from Philadelphia, dIschsrgng. III + Baker Il 10
Goery. 327 tons Conk, at Kerr's wharf, iruul Bos
tob, uhchurShg. IL i IIpckS
scHo0NEHS
NJ Bramhall 337 tons. Hussoy, In Ashley River for
Northern PORT loodiu.. w Roach
Wanaia, 2I9 tons, Hawkins. i'll Ashley River, New
York, loading. NY Roach
ID d Warner 27o tons, Horton at hdgcrs wharf. for
Georgetown, y q. ready. W Roach
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SO BATCHELOH'S HAIR DYE.-THlS
SPLENDID HAIR DYE Ia tho best IN the world. The
only true and pe!tet Dyt-hArmess reliable, instan
hneous. No disappointment No ridiculous t1nts
Natural Black or Brown Remedies the III effects of Ba
Dyes Invisorates the hair, leaving Il soft and beautiful
Tho genuine Ia signed William A. Baehra. All others
are mere limitations and should be syo!dcd Sold by oil
Druggists and Pcrfimers Factory. No. 81 Bsrcloy
street, New York
So BEWARE OF COUNTERFEIT
Docamber 10 10,
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SPECIAL NOTICES,

ss-REGISTRATION N-FINAI. NOTICE
FOURTH PRECINCT, WARDS No. ARD 7AND q AND
s-Tbo Board Of Registration for the above named
Wards. In order to complete e sistraon oi The same
by the 18th nst registration W., be held st tho Wash
ngton EnEir House. vanirrlors. st,-e FOR Wards No.
und 4, Taerily. Wednesday aud Thnr,day next the
ioh iith .n'l i2h days Of Scpcutcr from to O'Clock
each day.
And at tile E.sto E,iginr House. Meeting street. tho
following week. for Wards No. 8 and 2. THtfdds.
WrirhtaY niid Thurfday. thu 18th. 18Th aui I9 Sep
tomber. irnin 10 orlack cs;:!I day. after wisi the
booIs will positively hr closci
Tho registration lists will br -1roari Iir ru. ,aui.
nation. viz: ~ the E,gla Engine House ON Mouirs AMI
Tuesday. the mi AMI cath inst. sul III 1e Washington
lngnc House OH Yrin'sdy Thur.duy aud Fr,i.y. IN,
2jti 26lh anh 18th September from IL to orlpck each
day. after which time, for two days. viz Sdtarir the
1ath. aud Monday ath September the Board will revise
anu correct tho iiss AMI rcgs;or any person who may
have been before prevented from registration The suid
revision Will take pIacn at the Washington Engine House
from IL to O'Clock each day.
NATH'L TyITE, Scnr.
chai..nsn BOARD Registration 4th Precinct
Septenbcr5 sept 6. G. 10. II, IL, Is. 25. &c
E6-NOTlCE IL HEREBY GIVEN THAT Ap.
PLIcATIoN will be ,nsIe at :ne end Of two months tor
the Incorporation Of Company the Man,faetu1a o,
| CHEMICALS. ACIDS AND FERTILIZERS
Seftcmber6 f.
sD- CHIEF QUAnTERMASTEnS OFFICE,
| SECOND MILITARY DISTRICT. NORTH AND SoIrrll
CAROLINA, CHARLESTON. s. C.. AUGUST Il, 1861
SEALED PROPOSALS will he received nj tlliI onic,
until IL O'Clock d. Moad1y tho lGt day of sopte,n
bcr 1867 ut which time they will he opened for tho pur
| chase of tic following property. viz:
Wreck of steamer BoSToS. In Ashcpoo River.
Wreck of steamer GEO. wASHlHGTOS in Coosav
| River,
Wreck Of steamer CuAsSEUR. Ia sculi Greek
Wreck of steamer RANDOLPH. In Charleston Harbor
Wreck Of steamer ET1wAN. in Charleston Harbor.
Wreck OF steamer RUBY. u Light House 1nlpi.
Bidders will state the offered for each wrcc
Tho wrecks will be sold separately nnd to tho hghes
bidder unlcas such bid be deemed unrca asonab!c.
Proposals must he addressed to tho undersigned ant
marked proposals for purchase Of wrecks"
| Il. q. TYLER.
| Brcres Major. General Chief Quarternlaster
! Deputy o,artcr1nas, General. q. s. A.
| August II %
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In Konnebunkport, No., there is an ancient
fence, made OF large pino stumps, which has been
there some $50 years, and ia still in good state
Of preservation.
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50 ARTIFICIAL EYEs.-ARTFICIAL HU.
MAN EYES made TO order and inserted by Drs f.
BAucH aud p soUaLEhIANN formerly employed by
RoIssossElu. OF Psrisl. No. 600 Broadway New York.
April IA .. Ut
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Passengers. .

Per steamship Aonekn, for New York-U Williams, J
NO H.lSelI Nr ssdsr. II oponoghus. Il Sergeant
4rs Kelly and daughtcf. Burke, Trout ana IN
Ptf stssmsr Tannis from Savannah. Via Beau.ott, An.
te7 Red .selW JusHads Miss eeasy, " Baidsll.
Itsor E1i1ttas, D Huith, " Hearthe and wife, Mrs
Eltza Andtoth and 8 ohildror, Cooke aud wife, L
seIins, Q Wilson, D Woodss a Mcbride. A Trout,
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THE MARION STAR.

EsTABLIsHED NEARLY TWENTY YEARS AGO, ~
u puohihel at Marion. 9. c., in tho central portion
Of tho country, and offers favorable medium 70 Sorl
chants DiEggiis, hchinias, and all clAssca who desre
For the boncnt Of our advertising patrons Ne ,ha ,n
addition TO our subscription llt which q Constantly In
tho sTkR, during tho business ssaSon thu Fall
Rst4s cf Advertising liberal. ~ - +sEst
E{LH!.JIE (. Ht HtJ"McKERALL.!-lj ~
November 20 t,s..-,.t. n! Editor and Propnstor
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Consigneos per south Carolina RniIroad,
September o.
127 bales Cotton, 70 bales Mdzo, IA blgs Flour IL
bags Rough Rice, "a bbis Naval Stores, &C. To VII,
Hams q Go, II Baggett l. Co. Moury h Co. E J wlss &
Co. Gracsof, Lee Smith & Co. L JefYars Co, Thurs
ton q Holmes " O Courtney Co. @ " Witts, Boyins
O Averill & Son, E Rodgers Co. Madame 0iilrd,
D Taylor,n Thomlnson. II Wood, Il Isssrtel. Willis q
Chisona, dodsmith Son, 1snhouIe & Co, N Robson,
A Robinson co, " Lobby, Cos.
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} THE CAROLINA TIMES,
PUBLIsIEp Az: ORANGERURa G. II.

UM1s PAPRl ,oIRGuLKTRs THROUGHOUT TUT
GsefllHss for sdYertisers ,ls ti'y. February q
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THE CHARLESTON man,srr.

FOR THE WEEK ESDlSu THURSDAY. AEPrEMBKR g. 1867.
COTrON.-The market for tho week oponcd on Satur.
day last on the basis of 23}S@2ic. for Low Middling
and 2iH925Sc. q tb for hiddling Upland but In cou-
sequence OF tho want Of strength both at Liverpool
Now York. tho advantage has been rather in tie
buycr. but holders have sold Lightly; md show much In.
disposition to yield in rrccs tho rates havo been In con-
sequence part of the period irregular unsettled and
exact prices difficult to quote; but closrd yesterday
steady and Arm at 23@e3Hc. for Low Midding aud
2iJei &C. for Midding Uplanls. priccs at Liverpool
iavo beon without important change. opening ut lBd
. ID for Middpg Upland. and closing unchanged. Now
York closed at 21c q ID Tor Middling Upland. Tie
receipts of tho crop up to this time. very
light but with good weather. early may DO
lookcd for Tho business in tho staple ut this point
since our last weekly report will bo by the follow
ing nollco Of tho daily saius
On Saturday. August 81, there but light inquiry,
and tho saics vcro goueray at prtccs but
tamounng 10 only "a balos to cause change in quota.
tionr anu previous nglrcs were renewed say for Low
Middling 23T@2ic., aud Arildns Upland 2iX@25kc
On Monday, scptombl =. ,hcro was a good demand
from buyer but prices Irregular That reliable
quotations could not bo given. salss 25l bales.
On Tuesday the stock on the market light trans
actions being restricted both wunt Of supply md
tho unwhngnGBs OF scllors to accept tho prices offered
by buyers. sales 81 bales Quotations nominal.
On wcndesdsy tho transactions continued to bo ut ir
regular rntcs prices weak aud unsettled Sales 81 balos
ncst Of thu sales bng tho baaia OF 2aa23Ac lb for
Low Middling. and 2i@2Ik a ID. for Midding Upland
Yesterday was steady and firm sales 50 b,lcs soy ut
oa. mt 23 81 mt 23G, at a. ut 24, aud Ualcs OF
New Cotton, Say at 26 and at 2oEc. we quote
Low Mlddling.. ..23@23h :
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a5- Persons depositipg letters In tho Postoflico will
please place the stamp near the upper right hnnd
nsr OF tho envelope and they will also please 10 renem
ber that without the stamp letter cannot be Mailed hu
will bc sent to tho Dcad Lottcr once. September
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PORT CALENDAR.
MARINE NEWS.
PoRT OF TON.
Arrived Yesterday

7 ,.
% p,,oa 1,a r. Oily. n 1h sI sng ~
lon 7e Bpoke tho Britih brig Spring Al ays from Io
Ior savannah. I-
Nsh tWst ~ nk}
and oats TO w Roach, Quarterpantsr,
steamer Fannie PeSs. saynnna5. va sluaton Hilton
Rresaei " EsSrie.on somth.Sn rsnssss a. ~ WstT
DR. Z pswson, Mrs Rss Abendrotk -'>'
Cleared Yesterday.
ctso,.h,n ltonals N.r.hn., N.r W., - 4.
Getty e
steamship Sea Gull, Dutton, Baltmore-Courtensy 4
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& II Up P IN G

FOR NORTH AND SOUTH EDIoIt.,
ROCKVILLE, HUTCHIHsoa,s ISLAND,
BENHETT's POINT, AND WAY LAND
ISGS.
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THE STEAMER

CApl H. BOYLE
TWILL LEAVE NORTH ATLANTIC WlhFr As
W above. OIL Ffidig Ni9ht. the 9th instant vi II
u'ciock.
Returning will leave iilisu Saniay AD, nipJ
frelsh received This Day and ro-Norrop. to bs m,.
pad
For freight Or Passage apply ON buar.l. or to
JNU. IT, MURRAY
Stpte.nbcr Market Wharf,
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new YORK AND CHARLESTON
fEAMSHIi' LINE,

ron NEW YORK,
THE NEW AND ELEGANT yipEwurrI, sTr,ysu,p
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WiLi. Leave FROM hDtERs SOUTH Wh,pt,
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Exports OF Cotton from Tho
Port OF Charleston.
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DIR. T. ]. KIsNER.
ECLECTIC Indebtedness

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Irritable Bladder, and No6sretentton and
Dribhling of Urine, Urinary Deposits or
SIIaarVel, Diabetis and Difficult Urinating, Sy-
PPhninuc Diseases in all their varied forms
Ghonarrhea, Its complications and seauellIe,
SpeTInatorrhea and Impotency and all affec-
HIsn upon youthful indiscretiOns
OF Fistulas, White Swelling, Scrofuious
SorefS. yaricose Ulcers &c. Persons afiicted,
ISI1euiarly with old troublesome cases,
should lose no time to cali ON or address DIR.
ntSNEh- Communications containing fee
medicine cash. For visits in citY. same es4 as
other Physicians. once hours 8 A. M 10 IL
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