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Tho FcEAans.

& AS we see it announced that Mr. john M1rcHEI
is now the Head Centre Of Feniausu, and US it is
understood that he is one It the staff Of the ch-
lmond DiepdtcA the following, clipped from Last
Mondays Issue OF that paper: wiz te read with IN
terest ~. :, 49, , l.t%f1 I.
These people will not give che British, Govern
ment MI any rest. They are constantly rising, and
the Government as steadily engaged in putting
them down.&t They are Enbw manifestinp them.
selves N many parts of ireland, and the police
and mllitsry are on the ruh, like an alarmed COM
hqrrying from point; to poift to put ont the flames
We suppose, like that fir, the Fenians win be
again Temporarily put OF; but the embers viii
again ard agein, until soms day England viii havs
to give up Ireland. We had begun to hope thst
Ireland would suspend operations and wait to see
the British Government. We suspect, however. .
pretended that they ha;as little to @ expect @ from Oh
to take their chances In atother fight They m11st
go to the wall again. - -
Bat most assuredly these repeated snd desperate
towards the mitigation dt the British rule or to
the de1iment OF British power before the world:
Gngiadd a having given uP hss attitude Of Dictator
having turned broker, manufacturer, and shop
ktSeeper, tSpp M is growing contemplate in the eyes Of
t9ose VINO lately feared ner, and there are powers
the United States has given. the Hon-turned.shop-
keeper hek-na several Hcks-with the toe 81
brogan-snds the animal Inns mnde no more ado
but rub the place little + Now, when anybody
does get into a row with that kingdom, her pro
yinces VIII drop on, and discontented Ireland WI,
Welcome the invader and rally under his fag.
These things may happen some day or other, nnG
Fenianism is in the meantime not without its sue-
gesions. Every country is bound tahaye its rise.
progress and downfall, AND England must repeat
TINS sort OF history She may yet esteam 1t hnppi
ness to.be allowed the limits OF her own little ine
having surrendered everything else I'M 1575
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Ep1scoPAL METHODIST CHuRcH-The action Of
the Baltimore Conference, has secured what
that Conference go much desired-a change OF the
name Of the church from IN. e. Church, South. y
to Episcopal Methodist Church. and also, we
suppose, the introduction Of the lay feature into
the ruling bodies Of the church, TO ratify these
eight votes before the Baltimore Conference acted.
and the Inter somewhat larger number, but not
so large we think that Of the votes cast for it
rasses the church In the border and northern
States while the latter will probably cause the ac
,cession to the Episcopal Methodist Church of the
ern States (inoluding Maryland).. It. win be seen
that several ministers from the Northern Methc-
dist Church have already Joined tho Baltimore
and DR.. Edward first suggested this change oi
name, we took occasion to approve the proposition
1 EaS7s.S x Estis5S ( Richmond DssDntch
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ARRIvAL OF TRooPs.-some four or five compa-
MES of the Tortieth Regiment United States Col.
ored Troops arrived in this city Saturday last by
rail. They are destined for Charleston and win
go Immediately on. Some of these soldiers paid
excitement by some disorderly conduct.
These men are probably destined for the forts Of
Charleston, as were five hundred similar troops
destined for the forts at the mouth Of Cane Fear
River, who were on board the steamer Fla1nbeau
which was wrecked few days since at the mouth
OF that river. The troops were oil saved {
Richmond Dispatch Of Aosadau
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An Eng :sh journal says cat no time since the
knssaan war has the Establishments q Woolwich
arsenal soat Deeh more actively engaged than pres
Of improved machinery and machnniam which have
advanced with Wit the tine moderate supply Of the
cally by the ordnance store vesseI To- tho ,ESne a
the out stations, and, In cases Of emergency. by
railway and other means. IA large nnmber Of
been sent off from Woolmch Arsonal ay q rase,vs
for the army in Ireland. 2 a I'M s.sss!llt
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as- TIE HEALING POOL AND HOUSE OF
ASSOCIATION REPORTS, for
Young Men. on the CRIME OF SOLITUDE, and the
ERRORS, ABUSES and DISEASES which destroy the
manly powers, and create impediments to MARRIAGE,
W1sh sure means Of relief Sent in sealed letter en-
velopes, free Of charge. Address Dr.. J. sKnLN
HoUGHTON. Howard Association, phtladelphta. Pal
4, January Is "%.@.% a,no
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aE.sRAIlHEIl0.R,s HAIR DYE.-TH1s
SPLENDID HAIR DYEis-. the best in the world The
onlS tTue, and perfect Dyeharmless reliable instn.
taneous No disappointment No ridiculous ti1ts
Natural Black Brown. Remedies the III effects Of Boz.
Dy sgorates the hair, leaving it soft and beautiful
Tha genu1nsis signed Wilian. A. Bachelor. All others
Representations and should be avoided Sold by all
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stySst, NewYo .----,,-s
aar BEWARE REoFAcoUNTERFEIL OF a.
December 10 !'s@ g55 il
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aT BEAU TIFUL HAIR.-CHEVALIER
LIFE FOB THE HAIR positively restores gray hair to
tta original color and youthful beauty; impazs life and
strength TO the weakest hair; stops Its falling out at
once; Keeps the head clean; Is unparalleled as hail
dressing Sold by an Druggists and fashionable hair
dresse-s, and at my Office, No. 112s Broadway, New
York SARAH A. CHEvALER NJ D.
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Opposite Charleston Hotel.
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nS- SPECIAL MTELILGENCE-W PRO
POSE to furnish LABoRERs of alI classes for Farmers
Railroads, Shop Garden Store, Hotel or general House.
work.
PERSONS desiring employment will call at No. Cannon
near King street, and ell orders for Laborers win be
promptly mel. and satisfactory reference given
reoruary ~ lmo S. B. HALL L co,
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If' 80 s9-- $50 r.
Life Insurance.

AS our community is much interested at present
about Life Insurance, and yet has not long aince
turned much attention to it, we insert the sub
joined circular as expressive Of Judgment partic-
ular1y entitled to consideration. It is that Of q
community which may be deemed especially qusl-
fed, as well by reason Of an experience as long II
not longer, than that Of any other in the United
States, as Of its high distinction for mercantile
education, to form 8 correct appreciation Of the
various features and advantages OF institutions
involving so profound system Of science as these
The Agent in this city is Mr. THOMAS FRosr, at No.
Sc Broad street, :s Il:
[FTo,n aae Val street Uaade-wrier.1
-. lcIRoUIAR- 4
BRANCH OFFICE OF THE NEW YORK LIFE
.Si4zss BOSTON, January l. 1857.
To Me agents Of Tie New York IVe Ias,zancs
Attention is called to the following summary Of
November I, 1866, by the various Life insurance
Companies, at their respective agencies in the city
OF Boston, arranged according to the amount oi
premiums received. .t1I teF3I}S
The. statement is prepared from sworn returns
TO the Insurance Commissioner, made in compile
anee with the laws Of this Commonwealth.
It may be here observed that the New York Life
establish @ their agency in this city until November
LIST, 1855 while the agencies OF the principal Com.
pames herein enumerated have been establishe1
and actiysy engaged for period of ten years
invidious comparisons with other Companies, ail
Of which are engaged in an exalted and phiisn-
thropic labor and each Of them contribute greatly
unprotected widowhood and orphanage, stiIl We
are Of the opinion, as mn expression of the dig
criminattng Judgment OF so Intelligent and con-
the careful consideration Of comnaun;ties % eIaess
where. Yours very truly, Sgy .tg, RAW ItS IN
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His Ezcellency Governor Orr, paid flying visit
to our village on yesterday, and was present for
few moments in the court room. We are pleased to
see that his Excenency is in excellent health.
CAbbeyaNe Press
we regret to announce the cath Of Mr. Tolbert
last Saturday night His funeral took place on
Sunday last at Sharon Church, and his remains
was Of our best citizens, Of high integrity and
other sterling traits Of character, and leaves many
relatlvcs and friends to mourn his loss.-Ibld.
inquest was held on the body Of Jane Harvey, a
white woman, found dead near her residence in
this vllage. r. W. Shand, Esq, acted as Coroner.
After thorough investigation Of the case, the
jury rendered verdict that TIE deceased came to
her death by strangulahon, at the hands of Daniel
Howard. Said Howard was committed to jail
.am... UnaonDile Times
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%ELMORE MUTUAL INSURANCE COMpA.
Nf.-cHARLEsroN, February 27th 1ss7.-A Dividend
Of ONE DOLLAR PER SHARE VIII bo paid to the Stock.
holders on and after this date in partial hqnida.aon from
Assets realized. Also return of the Assessment O,
ONE DOLLAR PEE SHARE, With interest, and the As
sessment Notes Of 81 per Share, held by the Com
pany. @-
stoakadsrs win be required to present their stoca
Certificates. $780,.
By order Of the Board Of Directors.
JOSEPH wHHDEN,
EeofoaEy ~ y s-&asrsa- Secretnry and Treasurer
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n5 ARTIFICIAL EYES.-ARTIFICAL HU-
MAN EYES msde to order and inserted by Drs. F.
BAUcH and P. .aoUaLEMANN formerly employed by
Ro1saoaNEAu. Of Pazss} No. 500 Broadway, New York.
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IHE PORTE CoNoEDma TO CRETE.-The mails
rom Europe bring us Intelligence Of great uneasi-
ness IN the Ottoman Government. The Ministers
OF the Sultan believe the situation to be critical
and this has led them to entertain the idea of
Representative Chambers in order to conciliate
the Greeks: This idea is not new one In 1859
it vas in the plan Of the great conspiracy which
numbered sixty 70 eighty Thousand adherenfs,
The spirit Of the reform demanded by that party
has survived the suppression Of the insurrection
refsrred to, and now breaks out anew. The brother
OF the Vicaroy Of Egypt has placed himself at the
head OF the Reform parry, and the very heir to the
throne, MAuRAD EpYENp1, is favorable to the views
entertained BY the party tits no wonder then, that
the Porte yields to this pressure, and the fear Of
trouble with its powerful subject, the viceroy Of
Egypt, and the concession to the Greeks will Prob
ably save the empire from disruption. :5Tt
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a@WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
E. NJ WHITING, Esq, us candidate for sheriff .,
Charleston JudiciaD District at the next election.
Septeuber 10
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So CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH, CHARLES
ToN-The Members (colorcd) Of this Church were reg
lar dismissed from the three white Baptist Churches
OF this City, to form separate Church They are wor
shsptng tor the present at Bonum's Hall John street
between Meeting and King They have purchased Int
and are soliciting contributions enable them to erect
House of Worship. @0U '...
Ihos are believed to be pious end worthy persons and
their OBJECT respectfully commended to all who have
the ability and disposition to aid such enterprises Tho
members Of the said Church have been author
lzed to make collections CHARLES SarAL1s THo.,As
DAVIS, EDWARD HA1a, DANIEL D. McA1p1Y. JOHN REF
and SAMUEL STEWARD
Charleston, s. c., June o., 1866. ..N.. .
Rev. LUCTUS CUTdBERT,
IA Pnstor Citadel Square Church
1. :,.s Rev. E T. WINKLER,
7 "a nxrs, r-s ,,r,,, . Pastor United Church
WILLIAM 8. HEEERY Oeacons Citadel Square
WILLIAM G. WHILDEN,) Church
Janunry4 en1ao
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" TEE SHERMAN MILITARY LAw.--The Greenville
[Ala.) AdoocaLe contains an important telegraphic
Correspondence between 1udee 81 GREEN
vile, and Hon. JOHN sHERatAN IN relation to the
status of the civil and Judicial affairs Of the South
under the provisions Of the military law. It is as
follows: 4.s5'
To Hon. John Sherman, 355.f
Senator. Of United States IL
Can officers in the State, ineligible under the
Constitutional amendment, now perform their
functions under your bill, etc. a. !Hisss
@ t5 Az 4 Benz. IF. PORTER.
TO BENZ =. Porter: r:t Fsas .etH
Your State officers can still perform their func-
hons, until superseded by State Governments or
ganized under the law. g JOHN SHERMAN
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. '. fTNs
Nj AR.RlEn

On Tuesday, the 9Th inst, by the Roy. Dr. LORD. at
81; Pa1Is Church, Charleston ARTHUR q. LOCKE to
HENNE T., second daughter Of Prof F. S. HOLMES, =
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a|AWAX-N1GA-SPECT EYES
made new, without spectacles Doctor or Medicine
Pamphlet mailed Zee receipt Of cents Address
.. B. FocIE, II D., No. 1lso Broadway New York.
November g. t!.s ,%sia,%.. II ~ IT, s
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hafIss Gayerre, whose philip M we review
Esed las week has issued q threa ais:
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SPEclAl NOTICES.

a6- NOTICE. HAVE APPOINTED MIR. 81.
MON WOLFF as my lawful agent for to transact all my
business sand sign my name, during my absence from
this State, since the 10th inst. HENRY a. WOLFF.
March IS ..u.... q
HS- NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT AN
application will be made to the Court of Commo5
Pleas at its next session for Charleston District for
Charter Of Incorporation Of '"THE HOMESTEAD BUILD.
ING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION"
Eabr11arv
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Baltimore Market.
BAIyaMoRE, March H.-Cofee firm and steady.
sugaf steady. Flour: steady. Corn advanced sa
*, Yellow 9sc.as1.,. Mess Pork s22.25. ,Whiskey
Unchanged, and no sales. &
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.lt, ,-5 Mexican Rumors. Il; u -
SAN FRANCISCO, March 12.-The Mexican Consul
has in formation, derived from the Secretary Of the
Governor of Macmillan, that Mexico was occupied
by the Liberals on tho 18th ulti1no.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-07-29
COLUMBUS, July 26, 1867.
From Lima.

Correspondence of the Ohio Statesman.1
LIMA, ALLEN CO., OHIO, July 27, '67.s
Inasmuch as the people OF your city feel
lively interest in the success of railroad
enterprise connecting them with the north
west portion of our State, allow me orpre7
sent to their consideration line of road
that will connect the east with the west,
and one that will take trade to your city,
as central point, rather than the one now
agitated for the sole benefit of Toledo, and
sought to be Incorporated under the
name of the. Columbus and Toledo
Railroad. Taking the Hooking valley
route at Parkersburg, in Western Virginia
you pass through Athens, in Athens coun-
ty; Logan, in Hooking county; Lancaster,
in Fairfield county, and Columbus, in
franklin county; thence over the Great
Central Railroad to Milford, in Champaign
county; from this point to Bellefontaine, in
Logan county, and to Lima, in Allen coun-
ty; thence over the Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne
& Chicago Railway to Chicago, or over the
Dayton & Michigan to Toledo. tst-
This road if any one will take the trou-
BILE to look over the map can be made at
the cost of about So miles, road making a
direct air line raiE1dy from the East to the
West. ali .l b, "a 2-Ei -It ~
Columbus, under such circumstances,
would become central point. Her trade
will not be cut off, as it will by the sought
to-be accomplished route from Columbus
to Toledo. .,5+ s,-..l
L suggest this route to the careful con-
sideration Of those who may be interested
in a road from the East to the West or the
Northwest. 1t would open up portion OF
our State that has not the advantages of a
direct road East and West, and will event.
ually become the great through route from
the East to the West. The people along
the line feel deep interest in its success,
and the road can be put into operation in a
short time. This route is favored by those
interested in the Cincinnati, Hamilton &
Dayton. and the Dayton e Michigan and
Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne & Chicago rail-
ways, which intersect here. ...-.l,-
Very truly, LIMA.
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and consumed by the ladies of the United States,
every of whom speak in the strongest terms of
praise of their great merits. They rapidly tax
ing the place of every other Female Remedy, and
are considered by all who know sueht of them as
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directions stating when they may be used and ex-,
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
.uJSTICE OF THE PEACE

-' ....f JUSTIGE OF The PEACE. -t. n
- EDITORS OF STATESMAN:-Please announce to
my friends and the public that am candidate for
reelection to the Office Of Justice of the Peace, at
the en- ,uing election.
jy23-dtd WIN. l.. HEYL.
! ID -.- SENATOR. 80 r',-- =.
EDITOR OHIO ST TATESMAN-You will announce
that the name of Hon. K. HUTCHINSON will be
presented for nOmn 4tio1 suitable candidate for
State Senator for Franklin and Pickaway, before
the District Convention hereafter to called sub
ject to its decision. MIR. H. having served two ses-
sons a member of the House, unites the legisla-
tive experience with recognized ability to make a
useful Legislator and efficient advocate of the
principles of the Democratic party.
: A. T. WALLING,: present Senator from this
District, will, in accordance with the customs and
usases of the Democratic party. he candidate for
nomination for asecond term subject to the deci
ion of the Democratic District Senatorial Conyen-
tion. ... --|-..t
Col. AUGUSTUS L. sPERRILL, whose great
legislative experience and efficiency indicate him
as proper man for the position, bas consented to
be candidate for Senator in the District composed
of the counties of Franklin and Plckaway, and his
friends will present his name to the Democratic
Senatorial Convention hereafter to be called, and
abide its decision. .. -.. ..--r-. 81 -.f
EDITOR OHIO STATEsMAN-Please announce the
name of Adm e. HIBBS, Esq, as candidate to
represent the counties Of Franklin and Picbaway
in the State Senate, subject to the decision of the
Democratic Senatorial Convention. y., ........
Mr.. HIBBS has been a faithful representative of
the people in the House of Representatives, and
many friends desire his nomination for the Senate.
FRANKLIN.
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ssLiberty Without Order is COnfu-
sion, and Obedience Without
'fI,ibertv Is SIaverv, .'-i

ssLiberty without Order is COnfu-
sion, and Obedience Without
Liberty is Slavery" va
This beautiful maxim of political truth
is taken from the pen of VIM. PENN, the
great founder of the State of Pennsylva-
MIA, and expresses more sound political
wisdom than whole pages of later day dec
lamation often affords. In his policy OF
government, Governor PENN aimed at
peace and urbanity, and so desiring, his
first effort with the savages was to satisfy
them that it would be to their interest to
cnltivates friendly association with the
Whites. The untutored wild men soon saw
the force of the White mans wis
dom, and gave little or no trouble
to those with whom he was brought
into business relations. Satisfied that it
was to his interest to do justice, to deal
fairly and in all the relations of life culti-
vate the moral virtues; that both savage
and civilized man understands fully. The
whites and the Indians of Pennsylvania
lived at amity. Noinvading hand armed
with the assassin's knife, or stealthy step
of midnight felon was often seen or heard
of whilst the principles of the great white
settler were remembered. In other States
different policy prevailed and widely diff
ferent consequences followed.
Applied to our own unfortunate condi-
tion, who will fail to see wherein the error
lies? Where is the man who does not know
that the States of the South would never
have seeded but for cause real or imag-
ined and where is the man who does net
fully know that it required twenty years or
more of constant agitation, at least, to
effect the final act of State secession? And
that movement was alone brought about
when the party elected upon sectional
issue wrought its success at the polls! Left
alone, as the Constitution required. that
they should have been, the Southern, like
any other States, would have rallied to the
end OF time for the defense of the Flag OF
the Government. Beneath its folds thew
would have fought, beneath its stars they
they would have died, ag .,
"Till wrapped in flames the realms of either glow,
And heavens last thunder skaters the world be-
lowP"
Liberty without order is anarchy-and
obedience without liberty is uassalage. The
men of the South then, by concession, may
be won to love and reverence the Union of
the States as our Fathers made them-free
and independent States; by compulsion
they can never become what they were, or
were designed to be. --oF ..ErgJis u4o
1t is by the success alone OF the Demo-