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The Government Of the South.
Tho following independent" talk is refreshing.
There is no mistaking it's meaning, or the quarter

There is no mlstaklnG lts meaning, or the quarter
whence it emanatcs:
It is with great joy that the people Of the North
see tho sword Of q military government unsheath-
ed by Congress over the rebellious States. Thank
Goa thai our doy M at last R
courageous remedy The army Of the republic
must rc-encamp in tho Southern Statos, no longer
To destroy the Southern Confederacy but to recon-
struct tho American Union on the basis of polit-
cal equality. No other than military plan is ade-
uuato to the present emergency. :Ihe doctrine Of
selg-sovcrnmont does not mean the erection Of ten
State Governments over loyallsts to be administer
cd by traitors. The first condition Of self-govern-
ment MI is truo-heartod allegiance not rebellious de-
tiance. Treason cannot govern-it must be gov
erncd. Every unreconstructed State must go with
out self government until it's citizens become 10y
al Is this policy severe? It is just. Any other
policy is cruelty towards the 10y sts Of the South.
Any other policy betrays the negro to his enemy.
Any other policy burns the houses Of the white
Unionists Of Georgia and Mississippi, and exIles
cannot travel securely IL any Southern State to-
day, &C., &C., &c.-Ne,0 York Independent.
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since 1882. Hitherto the effect seems little, so far
as we may judge from the action Of the admins
tion and whether further meetings will produce
any greater effect cannot undertake to soy. But
! venture to say thiggstRat q government, unmind
centres Of our population is running the country
in great peril. II meetings lave no effect, if the
open and almost universal EXPRESSION Of opinion
has no power on decentralization and thelegis-
lature, then inevitably the mind Of the people will
seek other channels with view to obtain and se-
cure the rights which are now contemptuously de-
MED them. If am wrong in believing this, then
history is o Lie from the beginning, and we have
all been mistaken in our estimate Of the causes out
Of which many Of the great and deplorable trans
actions it has recorded have sprung.
understand that in Birmingham great de-
monstration Of opinion is contemplated, and Isup-
pose other parts of the country will have some
thing to say to an administration which abdicates
it's functions, and is ready to behay both Queen
and people, that it may remain in Office for another
session. s..sss.. *. is.: -
lam, with great respect, yours truly, 1gG
- -. -, JOHN BRIGHT.
The Secretary Of the Bradford Branch of the Re-
form 1Ini0n -
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The Presidential cliques in Washington.

sOAA'
columbus Correspondence Of the Aac-a- Cheek rcss]
learned from this honorable source "a strolling
n1omber Of Congress) that there are now in Wash
ington three circles or clques very busy bringing
out candidates for the Presidency. The first and
the most, powerful is the Chase party This ls
strengthened by Jay Cooke Co., (be careful ofthat
}.so") John Sherman & Co., Little, sprague 4 Co.,
and claims to have sixteen States. But Ohio is
not counted in-Ohio gives the Chnse association
much trouble. As the Chief Justices State, it
ought to lead of. But it won't lead off; on the
contrary, shows disposition Washington-to
follow citizen Ben. Eggleston into the other cir
cles that go for old Ben Wade. q! :.
Ben. g circle or ring is made up OF hot gospel
lers, who want their political stew done up with
red pepper, high-proof brandy and brims mstone-
and all the officers who have been turned out, and
oil tho ofice-seekers not yet in. And their plan Of
operation is to impeach old Andy, suspend him
during trial, and put old Ben. in his place, when
immediately the hot stew will be served up, and
all the friends Of the movement put in Office.
The third circle or ring is in the interest Of Mr.:
ring, composed Of poets political writer's; lecturers
and statesmen. It proposes to further it's ends by
having Mr.. Speaker Co1fax deliver his sweet little
lecture in every school-house and at every cross
roads in the United States After this it is 70 be
published, and every friend of the movement is to
Colfax, which they consider more valuable than
gold or precious stones.
The Chase ring has the most money. The Wade
ring the most brain. The Colfax ring the most
impudence.
thus the frogs in the pond organize and sqqap-
bio. very important business to the frogs.
They are 80 noisy about it, they do not hear the
tramp of the coming people, with Pap Thomas at
their head-nor that other great body Of veterans
known now as the Grand Army Of the Republic,
that is moved by the same love- admiration and
confidence that animates the people.
The Grand Army Of the Republic now numbers
yer sixty thousand in Ohio, and an officer who
has visited nearly all the posts tells me that the
namo Of Thomas is the only one that awakens any
enthusiasm, and every soldier starts up ready fol
action at the bare mention of him in connection
with the Presidency.
I care nothing about it personally, but I can see
the coming man-and you may reoolect what
write, if you please-that the day is not distant
when you will witness an uprising unequaled since
the days of old Hickory
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T. W. Higginson, who was a colonel Of colored
regiment down on the coast of South Carolina, is
writing up Qualification articles Of himself and his
|; regiment for the Atlantic Monthly, III which he
claims the credit for himself and his coored troops
for putting down the rebellion.
Hggnson is too fast. The Radicals declare that
! EtheiTebellon is not vet put down,
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@ THE HEALING POOL AND HOUSE OF
MERCY.-HowARD. ASSOCIATION REPORTS, fol
Young Men, on tho 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 en-
Yelopes, free of charge. Address Dr.. J. SKILLN
HOUGHTON, Howard Association, Philadelphia, Pa.
january Is 3mo
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F. M. BURDELL,
GENERAL
MERCHANDISE BROKER,

WILL DEVOTE HIMSELF TO THE PURCHASE
w and sale of MERCHANDISE OF ALL KINDS.
Office at the corner of BROAD AND EAST BAY
STREETS, in basement of State Bank, where samples
may be seen.
RErERENcEs-Mr. c. NJ. Furman, Mr. Theodore D.
Wagner Messrs. john Fraser Co., Messrs Mordecai
CO. Messrs. w. C. Dukes 4 Co., Messrs. Gourdin,
Matthiessen & Co., Charleston, S. G.
October q .. Wf1n6mo
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u@AWAY WITH sPECTACLEs-OLD EYES
made new, without spectacles, Doctor or Medicine.
Pamphlet mailed free receipt Of ten cons Address
E. D. Fo0IE, NJ. D., No. lls0 Broadway, New York.
November
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~ ARTIFICIAL EYES.-ARTIF1CIAL HU-
MAN EYES made to order and inserted by Drs. F.
BAUCH and P. GOUGLEMANN formerly employed by
Ro1ssoNNEAu, Of Paris), No. 500 Broadway New York.
ADril Il Tyr
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Natural Black or Brown Remedies the i'll effects Of Baa
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The genuine is signed William H. Bachelor. AL others
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H1T BEWARE OF A COUNTERFEIT.
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x5 NOTICE. HAVE APPOINTED MR.: ST.
MON WOLFF my lawful agent for to otransact all my
business and aign my name, during my absence from
this State, since the 10th inst. HENRY b. WOLFF.
March Is s.- 50: 81 ,,i .: Il ~ .tss E3 /
6 THE PEOPLES NATioNAfh INK NK:Mt; !;
CHARLESTON, s. c., January %, 1ss7.-The Board Of
Directors have determined to increase the Capital OF this
Bank 2- ~ 1910 >. I
Stock can be had on application to
January 40 = tuth q. G.: 'LoPER, Cashier.
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TELEGRAPHIC.
Our Cable Dispatches

LONDON, March 12-Evening. continued
quiet and closed frmer; quotations unchanged
sales 5000 bales.
DUBLIN, March 12.-Fenian arrests continue in
all parts Of the country.
LIVERPOOL, March 1s-Noon.-cotton opens firm;
estimated sales fsr the day 10000 bales. 1t has
advanced 3D.; Midtlling Uplands 19td., Orleans
1Ssd. Rosin declined 9s. for common Wilmington,
35s. for fine.
EvESNo.--Cotton active; sales $1,000; advanced
/; Middling Uplands 13ld., Orleans 13bd.
LONDON, March -Noon.-Consols, 91l; United
States Bonds, 743.
EVENING -Consols, 91s; Bonds, IA.
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steamer PILOT BOY. :. (. Captain 4: MoNrrxs
T FAVE ACCOMMODATIONS ,CHARLEsE0N.s:
j and Charleston Wharf, Savannah, Monday, Wedneas
day, Ftidaysnd Saturday mornings, .at O'Clock
The PILOT BOY leaves Charleston every: :NnndaJAnss
Friday and Savannah every Wednesday and Saturday.
The ELIZA HANC0x Leaves Charleston syety aednaesS
day and Saturday and Savannah every and F1s
The Pilot Boy VIII touch at Blufton. on het lEnnfay
tp from Charleston and her Wednesday hum SAsi
vannah. : - 80 j. -,
Freight received daily and stored ftes Of charge
Freight IA all points except Savannah must be prepa
No Freight received after sunset - -. -
For Ffeightor Passage. apply 70 ;sss .st1' =
FERGUSON & HOLMES, Agents. 50,
: g: - ]''s"' y - Charleston, s. O. !.
MAGHORN CUNNINGHAM, Agents :
Savannah, Ga 81
NB-Ihe Steamers Of this Line connect at 0hafestoU
with South Carolina and Northeastern Railroads. and ss
Savannah with Central and Albany and Gull and
Florida steamers. -.=s.z...g March ! ~
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ag NOTICE TO MARINERs-CA P T AIMS
AND PILOTS wishing to anchor their vessels In Ashley
River requested not to do 80 anywhere within direct
runge Of the heads of the SAVANNAH RAILROAD
WHARvEs, on the Charleston and St. Andrews side o.
the Ashley River by which precaudon contact with the
Submarine Telegraph Cable will be avoided
S. G. TURNER, q. NJ.
Earbor Masters Office Charleston, February 1866.
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THE ORANGEBURG NEWS.

DUBLIsHED EVERY SATURDAv MORNING, At
i Orangeburg, 8. G. Terms 50 per annum In ad-
vance.
During the spring and fall seasons extra copies Of the
ORANaEBuRa NEWS will be circulated for the benefit OF
our advertising patrons
Contract Advertisements inserted ON the most liberal
terms. Address SAMUEL DIBBLE,
Editor Orangeburg News,
February rs Orangeburg, s. G.
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NOTICE TO SAILORS OR, OR,aIMHIIGRANTs,
~ ROTEL Or BOARDNG-E HOUSE KEEpERsG 4.
::sf;f.i a@t UFFICE CLERK OF COUNCIL,
March Is, 1857. z.
1NAccoRDANCE WITH THE FOLLOWING Aeqsg9
the Lesdalsture, passed the Goth day OF December,
1865 an persons ccncarned are hereby noAed can at
this Oface and tafp out the required ncsnse
- -frTI , .1asi iYs:. W. IL SMITH, -
ius ,!tSl ~: tia;zfi as2 Clerk Of Council
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@ELMORE MUTUAL. INSURANCE COMPA.
NY.-cHARLEsToN, February 9th. 1s67.-A Dividend
of ONE DOLLAR PER SCARE will bo paid to the Stock
holders and after this date in partial Hqnidauon from
Assets realized Alsoa return of the Assessment Of
ONE DOLLAR PER SHARE, with interest, and the As.
sessment Notes OF s4 per Share now held BY the Com
pany. ...a55, -s,''''
Stockholders will be required to present their stocs
Certificates. a., ~.
By order Of the Board Of Directors. ~ so - .
JOSEPH WHnDEN.
February 27 Secretary and Treasurer.
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CINCINNATI, March 1S.-Flour--Prices weak;
trade brands s11.5oa1s5O Wheat dull: Corn steady
at 75a76c: Mess Pork s22 Bacon firm; Shoulders
1926. Lard 124c. -. - - ss..;'-s-;: = :
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New Orleans Market.

New. ORLEANS, March ls.-sares Of Cotton s4oo
bales ;4quotations unchanged; Low Middtng, 285
a29. Receipts, 3177. Exports, 4162: Sugar uomi-
nal; quotations unchanged. Molasses Small sales
Prime at 75a7s. Flour in request at full prices
Super s11a14. Gold s4aas5. Sterling 45a46aa. New
York Sight Exchange apremium. t@,-es-:. sz ..
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DOWIE& NOISE.
SUCCESSORS TO KING AND CAssT

~ SPECIAL INTELLIGENCE PRO-
POSE to furnish LABORERs Of all classes for Farmers,
Railroads, Shop Garden Store, Hotel or general House
work. ....=-:z,s., :@s: =,
Persons desiring employment will call at No. Cannon
near King street; and oil orders for Laborers will be
promptly mel, and satisfactory reference given.
February % limo S. B. HALL eco.
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4 The Nortbern Elections. ..e:
WASHINGTON, March 49, New York National
Democrats Committee are recommending a. thor,
ough reorganization, but disapproye Of o National
Convention previous to that to be held for the
nominations of next year. The New Hampshire
elections have gone for tho Radicals by 5000 ma
iority. Three Congressmen, nine out of twelve
Senator'S and seventy five majority in the House,
are Radical
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Baltimore Market: !:

BAL7moRE, March 1s.-Wheat- Offerings light;
choice red $3.50. White Corn 103. Flour-higher
grades 1rm; lower neglected. Bacon Shoulders
II; sides 12a Mess Pork s22a22S5. Whiskey un-
changed. --,...s .,.-.,.-:E
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THE AIKEN PRESS

TITS PROPOSED TO PUBLISH IN THE TOWN OF
j Aiken, S. c., Weekly paper under the shove tide.
to be devoted to General Intelligence Political Cons.
ment Of Agriculture including the Field the Orchard.
the Vineyard and tho Gas9a0s News Summary. to
contain digest Of the I'll events of t,s yses.
don win be given to the unsetle( Of IAbo: ~
best adapted TO our new condition. bs deye,opnient
of the resources o. the so1nssy As1ae
Terms-$s year, in advance.
e. W. RAvEHEI, Editor.
". D. KIRKLAND, Publisher. 9a0naEy q
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The Military District Commanders,

The Military District Commanders.
WASHINGTON, March 19.-The District Head
quarters of Gen ScHoFHLD are to be at Richmond;
of Gen. S1cT1Es at Columbia Of Gen. THOMAS at
Montgomery ; Of Gen. oBp at Vicksburg Of Gen.
SHERIDAN at New Orleans. Full powers within
their respective departments have been delegated
to the above named District Commanders. Gen.
PorE is to command West Virginia, Tennessee and
Kentucky, with headquarters at Louisville.
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Congressional.

SOHSTcSSAOAaA"
WASHINGTON, March 13.-The House to-day, IN
Committee of the Whole, considered the Bill ap
proprating one million dollars for the relief OF the
Southern destitute. Mr. WOOD opposed tho mea-
sure saving that the South only wanted civil
rights and Northern capital to develop it's resourc-
es. MIR. WILLIAMS thought That Congressional
bounty would be better applied If given to the
widows and orphans made SO by rebels. II any
are to suffer let 1t be the disloyal, and let God
Almighty populate that country with people loyal
to the flag.
Mr.. CHANDLER denounced the measure as In
tended to bolster up the Freedman's Bureau. It
was nothing, he said, bat wolf in sleeps cloth
ing.
Mr.. BOYER hoped that the Bill would pass. The
Freedman's Bureau, he thought, was the best
means for distributing the necessaries OF LIE. II
this Bill failed, he did not wish to hear anything
moro Of sympathy for Ireland. he declared the
analogy between Southern nd Irish people COM
p]ete. 6
Mr. BUTLER offered q. substitute that the million
should 20 to the widows and orphans Of those
starved at Andersonville and elsewhere. BUTLER BUTIE
and LOGAN made bitter speeches. Many Repubh-
cans spoke, warmly in opposition; to the substitute
and in favor Of the Bill: The Committee finally
rose without action, and the House adjourned %
In the Senate the Militia Bill will come up to-
morrow. Mr. TRunBuhI reported WILSON'S as a
substitute for the House Supplemental Bill. 1t
modifies the oath somewhat, and allows the Com
manding General to delegate powers to the acting
Governor 5.s, ia. ~ (. ~
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r<x,~ -.
R1oHmoND, March 1s.-General SoHoF1E1D has
assumed command; he eontinuest the existing off
GERS. =, -
Reflections by the Senate
WASHINGTON, March 1s.---The Senate rejected
MIR. BoeY as Commissioner of Indian Affairs, and
ex-senator CowAN as Minister to Austria ,iS
s:in i..;7t - So
Marine Rews.l s:iaa ~ .S--:ltYr
New: YcaS, March 13-The steamship Maaasat-
tai, hns arrived here from Charleston.
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New York Market.

,.f--I. NOW xVIAA- -31SSA1NOtsI !.
-. NOON DISPATCH. -,s'', -
New YoRK, March IL. Stocks active. 5-2Gs go
coupons, 1893. Money, SAT per, cent. Exchange,
Sight, sa; 60 days, 81. Gold, s4aa.i-i ,.'4; ::
Flour, 5a1Oc. better. Wheat, Ease. better. Corn,
&c. better;. Western mixed, ST 12a1 -. Pork de-
oidedly lower, SO s7aa225o. Whiskey quiet Peas
dull. Cotton steady; Middling Upland, 29s
Freights steady.
EWING DISPATCH.
Cotton drmer sales 5000 bales st 3oc. for Mid
ding Uplands. Flour active and advanced M nom On
15a2Oc. State ss 65a11; rs :Wheata advanced sa5c.
Corn very active, advanced sa5c. mixed Western
81 12a1 Is. Groceries generally dull Naval Stores
quiet. Wool firm aad in. good demand; Texas 25a
35. Freights, steam, GIG sail, 8a7-16.
Gold 84s. Stocks tirmer
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@WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
E NJ. WHITING, Esq, as candidate for Sheriff pi
Charleston tJudicisD District at the next election.
Santemhor 10
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General News.

q VENEZUELA, February '7.---A1vAHEz has been ar
rested, ufter another: Intellectual revolutionary
attempt. War is imminent between MoscERA% V and
LOPEZ. = {. ~ 5s..:, .l.t %
NEW. YORK March Is "a Washington special
says that Virginia considers the Supplemental Bill
a great triumph over the Radicals.
The AeralGs New Orleans special says that resc-
lutions have been introduced into the Louisiana
Legislature: declaring sHEnNANs Bill unconstituSS
tional, ard demanding the test OF the Supreme
Court. s3; :...ssS. Il: i!!..f; - :;:s
Lou1svn1s, March The =. . food is snaprace-
dented, and the roads North badly damaged
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Reflections by the Senate.
WASHINGTON, March 1s.-The Senate rejected
MIR. BoaY as Commissioner of Indian 4 Affairs, and
ex-senator CowAN as Minister to Austria: ~. ;,,,S
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Marine eW
The Northernl. E1sction,si,,,3

WAfIne MOVED siaf ~ ----iLF7
NEW YcaK, March 13.-The steamship Maaasd-
ta1, hns arrived here from Charleston.
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General Schofield Assumes Command. :
R1oHmoND, March 1S.-General SoHoF1E1D has
assumed command; he eontinuesthe existing Off
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=. =. JOHN BRIGHT.
The Secretary Of the Bradford Branch of the Re-
form Union.
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We give below speech delivered by Mr.. GLAD
STONE in the House Of Commons, on February Is,
in reply to Mr. D1sRAEL1, who had been brought
out by question by MIR. AYRToN. We omit Mr.
D1sRAE11's speech, as its purport can be readily
inferred from MIR. GLADsroNE's remarks
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ONrAND AFTER THE 2ETHl locToBRBs 1h1 FrNRe
" SHIP win sail from Middle ANantr sNhist ,6Sut ~
H1dGy NidAt at 10 O'Clock, tor above
All freight must bs paid hera BY
Gangs Of :egrocs WI be taken to the abese potns
the st Johr's River at sb each. Children unoer tan
years OF age tree Horses and Mules at reauced tat
RJ'CouAsry papers advertising tthe DIC4ATQEy Mf4zs
please discontinue their notices and account 70 tha
Agents. ll;g. .i y - f;sssEt'
For Freight or Passage apply ON board on: 10 ehai.
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