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Ry The Relatives and Friends OF Rev.
and Mrs. RICHARD TOWNSEND. and Christians of all
denominations, invited TO attend the Funeral Ser
vices OF the former at o'clock, This Morning. at Gen.
tenary Church, Wentworth street.
August 16
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"a NOTICE TJ MARINERS.-CAP AIMS
AND PILOTS wishing to anchor their vessels in Ashley
River requested not to do anywhere within direct
range of the heads OF the SAVANNAH RAILROAD
wHARvEs, on the Charleston and St. Andrews side Of
the Ashley River by which precauon contact with the
Submarine Telegraph Cable will be avoided
S. @. TURNER, b. II.
Harbor Masters Office Charleston, February O. 1866.
February7
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From Rtehmond.

August 15.-Telegrams from all parts of the
stats say that the rain has been falling heavily
throughout the State since yesterday morning. l5
ia still raining in torrents here.
W.M James, Collector OF the Internal revenue,
who was tried for accepting bribes, was acquitted
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DIED, in Brooklyn New York. August 10th, after a
severe and lingering Illness ELIZA W. THAYER, wife
of EMORY THGYER late Of this City in the 4Sd year Of
her age.
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New ORLEANS, August 15.-Full returns Of reg.
stration I'M this State give the number of whites at
H.;s2: blacks, s2,SO7etotal, 127,6S9. The whites
have very small majority in ten parishes. The
white majority in this city amounts to forty. AS
soon as the State is arranged in districts Sheridan
viii issue an order for the election OF members OF
a CnmYantinn.
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TIE coaazspospENr Of the Baltimore Sun refers


TIE CORRESPONDENT Of the Baltimore Sun refers
to the controversy as to whether the recommends
ton of the military commission was or was not
placed before the President, and says; "Mr.
JOHNSON adheres to bis asseyeration that this re-
commendation was not among the papers present
ed to him by Judge Holt on the 5th day of July,
1865, when the Executive approval Of the sentences
vas written out by Judge HOLT and signed by the
President. MIR. JOHNSON further says that the
sheets on which the court record was written we're
not fastened together when presented to him. but
TIE whole matter has since been made up and
fastened together by an eyelet; and as showing
that the Recommendation for Communication mast
have been separated and Kept in different place
from the balance Of the record, reference
is made to PTTMAN's official account OF
the trial, which has no mention Of the re-
commendation of the Court, though it purports to
gives copies of all papers connected with the case.
This publication was permitted upon the authority
of the Secretary Of War, with the injunction that
it be prepared and issued under the superintend-
ence of Colonel BURNETT, who, Judge HOLT adds,
swil be responsible to this bureau for its strict
accuracy" In October, 1885, three months after
the assassination trial, Colonel BURNETT special
iudee-adyocate for the commission, certihes that
sin obedience to the directions Of the Secretary OF
War, through the Judge Advocate General, have
superintended the compilation and publication IN
book form, &C., &C., &C., and hereby certify to its
faithfulness and accuracy" No copy OF tho paper
in question being found in the book, MIR. JOHNSON
takes BURNErrs certificate as corroboratiye OF the
theory that the recommendation for communication
was not placed with other parts CT the record un-
til long after the trial. and consequently he could
not have had it before him when the sentences
were approved.
The Bloomington, Illinois Pdntagraph, of the
Sd Gays: Yesterday the workmen in the goal
| shaft, working al the depth of one hundred and
eighteen feet, struck the remains OF tree some
six inches in diameter, and several pieces were
taken out. DR.. Roe has one piece which is about
foot long and two inches in diameter, in o very
good state of preservation! He says he thinks it
| is species of cypress. It Was firmly imbeded in
the hard pan-so much so that q pick had to be
used to get it out, and though not petrifiad the
| wood is pretty thoroughly permeated with the
substance Of the strata in which it had lain 40
long. This tree, or piece Of tree found in such
o place, affords pretty strong-we might almost
saw indubitable- evidence that our Illinois prai
1ies are drift formation upon the primitive rocks.
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MARRIED,
OBITUARY..

On the 11th ul in the Church Of the Advent Spartan
burg s. c., by Rev. J. D. MCCULLOUGH, THOS. G..
MAsSE to Miss MARY c. BAKER, all of spartanburg.
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w ARTIFICIAL EYEs.-ARTIFICIAL HU-
MAN EYES made to order and inserted by Drs. T.
BAUCH and P. GoUGLEMANN formerly employed by
Ro1ssosNEAu, Of Paris, No. 500 Broadway, New York
April IA Iyr
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@ REGISTRATIONS BOARD OF
REGISTRATION for the Sixth Precinct Parish OF st.
James Goose Creek, will commence its duties at the
Goose Greek Church Poll This Day. the 10Th inst, and
continue in session the 12 13h 14th 18th and 18th OF
August and continue on the 3D. 3d. 4t 9Th and 9th OF
September.
On Monday the 10th inst tie Board will continue in
session at summervle Poll I'm place of Tar Kiln Polly tho
l9th 2Oth 2s 22d and 2Sd August and the 9th, 10th,
11th 18th and 18th September.
On Monday the 26th inst. tho Board will continue In
session at wassamasaw Poll tho 26h 27h 2Sh 19h and
30th Of August and continue the 16th 17th 1S and 18th
OF September.
As the whole duty must be performed by the 1st Of
October the Books viii be closed the 10th Of Sep
tember in order to comply with Paragraph XIX General
Order No. 65, Headquarters Second Military District
giving ample time for public inspection and revision OF
the Lists.
ALI persons qualified to under the Act of Congress,
passed March 3D. 1867, entitled can Act to provide for
the efficient government of the rebel states and
the several acts supplementary thereto invited to
appear before the Board Of Registration.
Tho hours Of sitting will bs from A. N. to P. M.
The final session for revising the Lists will be held
follows
At Goose Greek Church Poll, the 25th Of September.
At summerville Poll the 26th and 9th of September
At Wassamasaw Poll the 2sth and 3Oth Of September.
LOUIS PINKUs,
Chairman Board OF Registration Sixth Precinct Parish
st. James Goose Greek. G August IL
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Registration I'm Wilmington, n. C.

WnMseroN, August 15.-Registration com,
menced in Che LIST Ward to-day. There was but
little excitement. The following is the result: 81
whites, 327 blacks.
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@ THE GRAvEST MALADIEs OF YOUTH
AND EARLY MANHooD.-HowARD ASSOCIATION
ESSAYS, on the Physiology of the Passions, and the
Errors Abuses and Diseases peculiar to the first age OF
man, with Reports on new methods of treatment en-
poyod in this institution Sent in sealed letter en-
yelopes, free Of charge
Address DR.. J. sKuIIN HoUaHTON,
Howard Association, Philadelphia, Pa
May 20 3mo
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@ ESTATE NoT1CE.-ALL PERSONS HAv-
ING claims against the estate of the late SAMUEL FOX
WORTH, will present the same duly sttested, to WILL
MOT G. DESAUSSURE, Esq, No. % Broad street,
Charleston And persons indebted to the estate will
make payment to him. MARY j. FOXwoRTH,
August 16 f3 E1ecutrix.
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August Is

ag REGISTRATIONS BOARD OF REG
IsTRATION for the Third Precinct Parish Of St. Johns
Coleton District Of Charleston, will commence its duties
at Legarevlle Johns Isand Thursday the 18th inst,
and will continue Its sessions three days. will st in
tho place again Monday and Tassday the 26h and
9th insts for ANAL session for the revision Of the list
and for tho accommodation of those citizens who may
not have registered their during the fret three
days Of the session.
Rockville, Wadmalaw Island, Monday next the 18th
inst and will continue its session three days. twill
also st at the place again Wednesday and Thurs
day. 2Sth and 29th insts for fnnl session for the
vision Of the list, &c.
The Board will continue its duties at Wrghts Store,
Ediso Issnd Thursday next the 22d inst, and will
continue its session three days. It will sit ct the same
placeagain Friday and Saturday. 90th and Slst inss,
for final session for the revision Of tho list, &c.
As the whole duty must be performed by the 1st of
October the books will be closed the 10th Of septem
Der, in order to comply with paragraph XIX General
Orders No. 65 Headquarters Second Military District,
giving ample time for public inspection and revision Of
tho Lists. All persons qualified to vote under the proyis
ions Of the Act Of Congress passed March 3D. 1857 en
tied IAN Act to provide for the efficient govern
ment of the rebel States and the several Acts supple
enry thereto invited to appear before the Board
for registration.
Tho hours of sitting will bo from 0 A. NJ. 10 4P NJ.
WI NJ. BURGER,
Chairman Board of Registrars for the Sd Precinct,
Parish of st. Johns colleton. August IS
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De- ALL WHO ARE IN WANT OF GOOD AND
substantial BOOTS AND SHOES will find them at No.
1877 MEETING STREET, up stairs where they are offer.
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@ RegistratIon in North Carolina.
RALR1eH. August 15.-Registration commenced
to-day. The following was the result; Whites, u;
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SPECIAL NOTICES,

s% YOUNG LADY RETURNING TO HER
country home, after sojourn of few months in the
city, was hardly recognized by her friends In place of
coarse rustic, flushed face, she had soft ruby com.
pe1ion OF almost marble smoothness and instead of
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~ REGISTRATION.-T BOARD OF
REGISTRATION for St. Johns, Berkeley Fourth Pre-.
cnct will commence its duties at the times and places
as follows:
Calamus Pond Poll on Thursday the 18th inst, and
continue in session for three days. then at Fultzs Old
Field Poll, for three days, and at Black Oak Poll.
The Books will be closed on tho 10th September, In
order to comply with Paragraph XIX General Order No.
g. Headquarters Second Military District giving ample
time for public inspection and revising Of the Lists.
ALI persons qualified to vote under the provisions of
the Act of Congress- passed I'd Of March, 1867 entitled
can Act to provide for the efficient government Of
the rebel states and the several acts supplementary
thereto are invited appear before the Board for Regis
tration.
Tho hours of sitting will be from A. NJ. to P. NJ
The final sessions for revising the Liss will be held
follows:
Calamus Pond Poll, 23d of September; Fultz's Old
Field Poll Gath of September Black Oak Poll, 25th Of
September. T. BURGER,
Chairman Board Of Registration, Fourth Precinct, St.
Johns Berkeley. G August 10
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Registration in Alabama.
Raetstration in Lonisiana.

AUGUSTA, July 15.-So far as heard from, the
following is the result Of registration in Alabama
whites, 59, ,054; blacks, 76, $40. Total, 1865.
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From new orleans.

New ORLEANS, August 1.-THE steamer Cuba,
from Baltimore, reports that in latitude 81 de-
grees 20 minutes, longitude 7S degrees 30 minutes
Birasell. from Savannah for New York; all except
two Of the crew were sick with fever; relieved her
with medicines, ice, &c.
The fever deaths this week, to this morning,
amount to fourteen.
cotton worm in this State and the coast counties OF
Texas
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Domestic Markets.
NOON DISPATCH.

NOON DESPATCH.
New YORK, July 15.-Flour 15a25c better. Wheat
ouiet and firm. Corn less active, and q shade
easier. Oats firm. Pork heavy at s23 Is. Lard
and Whiskey quiet. Cotton quiet and firm at 28Ic
Fre;ehts dull. Turpentine steady at 5ssa6O Rosn
Arm: common a. Stocks active. Money 4a5 per
cent Gold 4Os. Sterling, time, 81. Sight TO-
;62 coupons 13aa11Sb.
EVENING DISPATCH.
Cotton firm; sales 1000 bales at 2Ss. Flour-state
7.a5a11. rs: Southern 11a14.5O Wheat firm. Corn
frmer with large speculative inquiry. Mixed
western .1Oa1. .12. Provisions steady. Groceries
quiet Turpentine 59sa6Q. Rosln 3.S72aS 5O.
BaITIMoRE, August 15.-Flo1r steady and quiet;
Howard street superfine $9s9 25; shipping bands
$11 25a11 rs. Wheat-prime dry scarce anu faioc. n
better; damp and tough lots unchanged. Oats
active and firm; good toprime 75aSOc. Corn scarce;
white 81 12a1 Is. Sugar firm and quiet. Conee-
Rio quoted at 9sa125c. for common to prime, IN
bond. Provisions-no demand for round lots;
prices unchanged; fair jobbing demand for Bocon:
Whiskey nominal. It hss been raining since Last
NIGHT and is considerably cooler.
MosnE, August 15.-Sales $50 bales; quiet; Low
Middlings 24ss25 Receipts, 40 bales.
NYw ORLEANS August I.--Sales 200 bales;
dull and unchanged; Low Middlings 26a26s. Re-
ceipts, D6 bales. Prime to choice Louisiana Sugar
16: Cuba low fair 1S Cuba Molssses quiet, at 40a
n FIour dull and unsettled; Srperbne So 50.
Corn dull; White 81 o. Oats quiet and firm at GU.
Pork $26. Bacon Shoulders lSlaias; clear Sides
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Mexican News.

NEW Yong. August 15.-Mexican advices uia
Havana saw that Juarez has ordered Santa Anna's
trial under the law Of 62, by which conviction fol-
lows identification. Vidal is closely confined Mar
quez was captured at the Hacienda Paradous.
Prince Salm Salm is among the condemned.
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NEW YORK, August 15-An Havana letter of the
l0th says that serious riot took place at Matanzas
during q bull fight. A negro conspiracy has been
discovered at Santiago de Cuba and most OF the
leaders arrested Yellow fever is raging all over
the Island Of Cuba The st. Thomas Dry Dock is
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Chairman Board of Registrars for the Sd Precinct.
Parish of st. Johns, Colleton. August IS
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Texas News.

GALVESTON, August 15.-Monterey dates say
that Csnales revolted and attempted the capture
Of specie train, but failed, and is now marching
on Matamoras.
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MUSICAL.


MRs sCHIMPF's CoNPLIhEFTA'
we are glad 70 record the f. 81 OONosEi W,
W. N,Iea N reuletior -.St that Concert HAN
- ---.- =. last evening, ON the ooca-
Haoh OF the grrIna Complimentary Concert ten
SeIeo 70 AT = Josephine schimpf by the follow
0s e"lhe at Rrtists;-Miss Louise soniuay' % 'ne
popular soprano of g. Stephens OholTi anu
1essrr ,rbaodora Habelman, Aaron r. Taylor
Oar' naertper. and Henry q. Thunder, the lat
n An the oapacity OF conductor and pianist
.iavoo a, ana lIat will show that the hiends OF
Nru aohtmpf who desired to give her a suo-
.1an,ial evidence OF their esteem, did not deem
A necessary to go abroad for some name hlgh
an the ,nuaical world as a croWnlng aJtraction.
r. ,bo roason that home talent alone was de-
,,onded upon In making up the programme, we
1vere doubly gratined at the large and appre-
Siatiye audience which was present. Indeed
mot another person could have obtained seat
IN the room, and large number were obliged
20 turn away from the door.
The benefciaire of the evening was in excel
Ient voice. and sang with such expression and
force that she was heartily eno0Ted every time
abe left the stage. She frst appeared in the
eaVatina from Meyerbeers Robert, commeno-
ing Robert, tot que JdiDle-"Robert, idol OF my
heart" She subsequently sang with Mr.. Tay-
lOr the duo from Mozarts Don Giovanni, La ci
ClareBs-"Nay, bid me not;" with Messrs. Ha.
belmann and Taylor, the trio from Donizettis
LUcyeti0, GUdi Sc ii H&fu00t-"Guard thee from all
emOtion;" and as q finale TO the concert the
grand quartette from Verdis Ri0oLetto, with
Miss Solliday and Messrs. Habelmann aad
Taylor. Miss Solliday sang very aoceptably
several solos, including Arditi's L'Estasi valse,
Mascheks charming ballad, "Say, was 1t heart
Jelt2" and the popular "Five o'clock in the
morning" But in the last she failed to impart
that arch expression to which we have become
accustomed since Madame Parepa-Rosa first
sangin our midst
Mr.. Taylor was not in as good voice as usual,
but he was heartily applauded in Keller's
"Exile,n Kucken's GOOD Night. Farewell, My
Own True Love-" and the jolly Porter Song"
from Flotow's opera of Martha. But the chief
vocal attractions of the evening as was to have
been expected, were the solos by Mr.. Habelmann
who never appeared to better advantage, and
was rapturously applauded. He gave new
ballad by Abt, entitled "The Three Wanderers"
the delicious tenor solo from Kreutzers Night
in Granada, and "Ia Terra Solo"
Mr.. Carl Gaertners Instrumentation was
most excellent. He rendered De Beriops violin
concerto. op A. and one Of his own compost
tiOn entitled dreams of scotland"-a more
ntting name for which would be "The Reality
Of Scotland" In company with Mr.. Thunder
he gave Benedicts concertante on Norma.
Mr.. Thunders share in the concert as
pianist was all that could have been desired
A more enjoyable musical entertainment 1t
throughout has seldom been offered to our
citizens,
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"a. M...-.."".4OIl III A. M..,...52 70 p. M...... 42
CLEARED THIS MORNING.
BITE oen en- e Snes C9
sc6r Hazleton Gardiner, taunton. do. w.
schr Koret Brown, Nueyitas, Hough Co. -
sehr E. Elmer Haley. oarSenss q g. g. carson Co. CO:
schr g. s. Repplier, Miller, Richmond, Davis Fales
schE y B: Austin. Davis Roxbury. Hammett & Neill.
scbr w: NJ wilson, Brown, Boston, Van Dusen, Loch-
schr Manantico, Claypool. Mobile, Tyler & Co.
schT Black Diamond, Young, Newport, BiSkIston.
schr NJ, L. Vankirk Haley. Pawtucket ]. c. Scott q
schI Golden Eagle HOwss, New Bedford, 8. E. Girls
schT Reading RR. No. IL, Bartlett. NOrwAlk. W. II,
schr J.. Williamson, Corson. Richmond J. g. & O. 8.
schT hfVHafl CARA, Risley. New London. do.
schr 7. y TrafIon, Talpey, Portsmouth, ouintard,
schr Ephraim & Anna, Green. Washington. Dovey,
sc6T s. f. sharp, Webb, East Cambridge, Rathbun.
sebF i. W. " Vanneman. Sharp. Boston, Captain.
sTr Decatur Young, Baltimore, J. D. Ruon.
ARRIVED THIS MORNING.
uls. with coffee etc to J. DSlelt 4 Co.
sept 2s via HsivOei Oct, 10 with mdSS. to L WesteF-
with shingles to NorciOss & sheels
sebT WSisVg% Mon!oe 70 days from Washington,
schr AaEleton. Ga diner fIom Pawtucket
schT Black Diamond Young. from DanvsrspOrt
Sect Sect he5oiPg gsheT sber G rom Rch%ond Sorw"k
Echr 81 Thomas Arnold. from Middletown.
schr Clara, Risley tTOm Norwich.
sChr w. M. Wilson, Brown, from Providence.
se6T e6T f. TSsEeT 1iiSn from MFR PTOvGsnce
schr EphTalm d Anna Green from Boston,
Schr q H. Sharp, Webb from Boston.
Schr Manantico, ClRypo0l, from Boston
Steamer Union. Bowen, from MillVlle -
Steamer Diamond State, Robinson ls hours rom
Baltimore, with mdse. 10 ]. d. Ruoif
HENORANDA.
BaTque A. Kobbe. Carver, for Philadelphia sailed
from Palermo 9Th alt. -
BsIgUe OAK Point, Ylgus, hence st Genoa l7th . St
a. Barbados 10Th ult.
RaIque Irma, Cummings, from Havana, at Caiba-
BRIG Marshall Dutch, from Calais for Philadelphia,
schT ]. Ii. Perry Kelly. hence, at New Bedford I'd
Instant,
schr T. sinnlckson wInsmore hence, At Boston Sd
instant.
schr Carlton Jayne Brown. hence, at Providence I'd
lhstant - -
,sShr Lotie Beard. Perry hence, AZ New Bedford "a
.sSShT s. Detwller. Grace. for Philadelphia, sailed
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NSnr W hement, from Gloucester for Philadelphia,
~ scSMtnf NV = ork yesterday.
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BaTane IdOque Dnrkee, from Ana1e,
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