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TELEGRAPHIC.
Our Cable Dispatches.


DUBLIN, March 9.-The Fenians are In force at
eDeyil Bit Mountain" Troops with artillery have
gone to dislodge them.
Up to this time twelve Fenian leaders have been
captured.
The Fenians hold the police barracks at Kinoten,
Kildare county.
MARCH "a dispatch from Waterford says Gally
Mountains are swarming with Fenians. An attack
on Hposrary is apprehended
LONDON, March 9-Eyenng ng-Dispatches from
Dublin state that small bands Of Fenians are pa
trolling the counties Of Waterford Cork, Tpperary
and Limerick, pressing the people into the ranks
and committing robberies every where.
LIVERPOOL, March S-Evening Cotton still has
q downward tendency; Mddlng Uplands, 134;
sales, 1000 bales.
MARCH 9.-Cotton still dull and dropping; Mid
ding Upsnds, 1ss; Middling Orleans, 1ss. Sales
triaing. Manchester advices continue unfavorable.
Breadstuhs quiet. Provisions ym.
Euening.-Cotton continues dull; quotations
show further decline; Mddling Uplands, 1Sd; Or
leans 13ld Sales 1000 bales. Breadstufs easier.
Provisions firm.
LONDON, March e.-Qonsols eo2. .. S. Bonds.
7444. -
Eoenang. -Consols, s02. 5-2o's, 74a.
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( Aspecial dispatch to the Boston Post describes
the case thus: ssMessrs. EVANS and CHAFREE, who
have been here since last summer, as Senators
elect from Colorado, were examined before the Ju-
dietary Committee, a day or two ago, on the i'm
peachment question. They testified substantially
that after the Colorado admission bill had passed
both Houses last session, and while in the hands
Of the President that officer male overtures to
them with aview to ascertain whether, in the event
Of his approval Of the bill, they would sustain his
restoration policy. Hon. EDMUND COOPER, then
acting Private Secretary Of the President, was sub
sequently called and examined with reference to
the matter sworn to by EVANS and CHAFFEE. BE
produced an original letter written by those gentle
men to the President, dated prior to the time Of
the alleged overtures, promising that if he would
Ggn the bill in question they would sustain his
policy As the President has twice vetoed the bill
the evidence Of Mr. COOPER is unquestonable, and
proves that instead Of the Executive having made
overtures to these Colorado Senators, they actually
made most culpable proposition to him, which
he, OF course, disregarded"
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MF BEWARE OF A COUNTERFEIT.
December 10 1yy
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~ NOTICE TO MARNERs.-O APTAINs
AND PILOTS wishing to anchor their vessels in Ashley
River are 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 precauhon contact with the
Submarine Telegraph Cable will be avoided.
s. G.. TURNER, q. NJ
Harbor Masters Office, Charleston, February 8, 1885,
Fehruary
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@ BEAUFORT DISTRICT COMMON PLEAS
VIM F. HUTsoN VS.. WIN. HAZARD w1ae.-APPII.
CATION TO RESTORE JUDaMENT.-1 appearing to
my satisfaction that the defendant In this reEdes
beyond the limits Of this States Ordered that he do
pear and answer the application within thirty days,
order for leave to restore will be made by default
March /, 1857 7. G. BUCKNER,
Marche e,u,1s,25 @. @. P. Beaufort District.
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sS'iHi'lPPlNG SHIP. q.

FOR NEW YORK-MERCHANT
NN LINE.-CoTTON FORWARDED THROUGH
ANN TO LIVERPOOL Oh EAVRE AT LOWEST
sE@8 RATES.. t52zss''z3
The Regular Packet Schooner n ". SMITH, ". A.
Tooker Master having large part OF carv engaged and
going board, wants few hundred bales cotton and
light freight to fill up
For engagements apply to -
March II WILLIAM ROACH.
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a@ELMoRE MUTUAL INSURANCE CoAlPA-
NY.-cHARLEsTON, February 27th 1854 Dividend
Of ONE DOLLAR PER SHARE will bo paid to the Stock.
holders on and after this date in partial liquidation from
Assets realized Also return Of the Assessment OF
ONE DOLLAR PER1HARF, with interest, and the As.
sessment Notes OF 81 per Share, now held by the Conn
pany.
Stockholders will be required to present their Stock
Certificates
By order Of the Board Of Directors.
JOSEPH WHuDEN,
February 27 Secretary and Treasurer.
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Domestic Markets.

Domestic Markets. :,
NOON DISPATCH.
Ne -oRK, March 9.-Stocks strong; 5-2Gs of
'e2, coupons, 100. Exchange, sight, %; 60 days,
81. Geld, 1s4gg. Cotton dull, 29c. Flour firm.
Wheat dull Corn quiet and unchanged. Pork
heavy, s22. Lard quiet, 1ssa122. Whiskey quiet
EVENING DISPATCH. - e..
Cotton is lower; sales i, 600 bales at 29a29sa.
Flour is firm; Western, IS 4oa1t 40. Corn, cent
better; Western mixed, 81 O9a1 u. Pork steady.
Receipts Of cotton at this port since September
1st as compared with last year, show 142 600 bales
decrease Freights quiet. -.
New ORLEANS, March -Cotton-sales 2200
bales; shade frmer: Low Middings 2sa; receipts
104s; exports 6355 bales. Sugar and Molasses
little business; prices unchanged. Flour firm;
super Ill. Gold s45aS5. Sterling 45aa47. New
York sight, premium.
CINCINNATI, March 9.-Flour steady, with mod
crate demand; superfne 50 75a1o as. Wheat
steady, with far demand. Corn 61a62c Whis-
key &c. in bond. Cotton dull and nominal, with
no demand; could be bought at Csc. Mess Pork
$40 25 Bacon less active and unchanged; Shoul-
ders 81; Sides 1O2; clear Sides i24.
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# CONsIGNEEs PER STEAMER SEA GULL,
from Baltimore, are hereby notified that the shp is THIS
Day dischargng cargo q. Pier No. Union Whaves All
Goods remaining the wharf after sunset, will be
stored at their expenee and risk
March II MORDECAI / co, i9enta
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%WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
E. NJ. WHITING, ESQ., as q. candidate for Sheriff OF
Charleston tJudicial District, at the next election.
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~ CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH, CHARLES
ToN-The Members (colored) Of this Church were reg
aarIy dismissed from the three White Baptist Churches
Of this City to form separate Church. They are Wor
shipping for the present at Bonums Hail. John street,
between Meeting and King. They have purchased Lot
and are soliciting contributions to enable them to erect
House Of Worahip. - Al
They believed 10 be pious and worthy persons and
their object s respectfully commended to all who have
the ability and disposition to aid such enterprises The
following members of the said Church been author
lied to make collections CHARLES sMA11s, THOMAS A.
DAVIS, EDWARD HA1a, DANIEL D. MoALp1s, JOHN BEE,
and SAMUEL sTEwAND. :,..
Charleston, s. G., June 81, 1885, ~,
Rev.. .LUCIUs CUTHBERT,
Pastor Citadel Square Church.
Rev. E. T. WINKLER, .t.'
Pastor United Church.
JAMES TUPPER, n.o...,o, e.,...
WILLIAM 8. HENERY, ""o"1 1hmrch h'A oau'''e
WILLIAM g. WHuDEN, a&t
January - - - fmW3moB
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sT ESTATE NoTICE.-ALL PERSONS HAV-
ING legal demands against the estate Of OLN B. DA.
WIS., deceased, will present them properly attested and
all indebted win make payment to T. E. BuRKE, Attorney
at Law, at No. es Broad atreet
EMMALINE G. DAVIS,
February 1S ma Administratrix
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An unfortunate collision occurred on the Alaba-
ma and Florida Railroad on Monday last, resulting
in the death of an engineer (Mr. ScorT), and frc
man. Mr.. RICHARDSON, the fremen of the train,
was so completely destroyed by fire, that there
,voa ecorce1v any trace of him left
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w ARTIFICIAL EYEs.-ARTIFICIAL HU-
MAN EYES made to order and inserted by Dra. F.
BAUCH and P. aoUaLEMANN formerly employed by
Ro1ssoNNEAU, OF Paris No. 500 Broadway New York.
A,nrd1 1
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man. Mr.. RICHARDSON, the fremen of the train,
was SO completely destroyed by fire, that there
was scarcely any trace Of him left
ARE THE JUDGMENTS OF THE COURTS RENDERED
DURING THE LATE CoNFEDERAcY VALID?-
Supreme Court Of Louisiana having. rendered de-
cision on the 4th inst, declaring the acts OF the
Legislature Of 1861, organized under the act OF
secession of the State, illegal and void it was pre-
sumed, upon the same ground, that tho proceed
ings Of the courts of the State, during the same
period, were also null and void.
To test the question, Hon. Alfred Hennen yes
terday made motion before the Supreme Court to
reinstate case upon the docket which had already
been decided by the Supreme Court OF 1861. Tho
court took the motion under advisement.
II such decision were to BIO maintained, it
would not only unsettle the jurisprudence Of our
State, but there would be no title to millions and
millions of property which has been passed upon
by ths co.rts.
We are enabled to state, however, extrajudicially,
that our people may not have any apprehonsons on
this subject, that the question has already been
decided by tbs present Supreme Court, in the case
of Cannon u.s. White at the November term of 1866,
in which tho court then held, that the ordinance OF
secession being IN absolute nulty, produced no le-
fyal effect, and Consequently the Supreme Court was
not Affected or changed1y it's passage. This deci-
sion vii be found reported in full in another col
nmn, under the head Of the Judiciary, and viii be
found Of great interest at this time.-Neoo Orleans
.PlcGyu7ae.
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Congressional.


Congressional.
WASHINGTON, March 9.-SENATE.-A joint reso-
luton appropriatng million and half dollars to
destitute Southerners, regardless of politics, was
introduced by AIr. TRUMBULL. He stated that
GEORGE HOWARD appeared before the committee,
stating that, unless appropriations we're made,
great suffering would ensue. The present ap-
preparations were for freedmen and loyal refugees.
The resolution was voted down.
Indian affairs were discussed.
The Senate went into executive session and ad-
journel
The House is not in session.
Washington News
WAa11NaToN, March denomination confirmed
JOHN WYTocK, District Attorney of South Arkansas.
The Senate Judiciary Committee has agreed to
report means (?) supplemental to the Reconstruc-
ton Bill. 2:.-~.. -.'
The House Judiciary Committee accepts it with
some amendments, which have not transpred 1t
directs that the General Of each district shall
cause registration before September, 1867. Then
cause the election of delegates to q Convention,
appointing the election Of officers, &c.
|, Section 9Th provides that the Commanding Gen
eral mar delegate these powers to the acting Gov
ernor OIL his taking oath faithfully to perform
the duties.
General News.
NEW YoRK March 9.-Shipment Of specie to-
day, halfa q million.
BosroN, March 9.--The Governor of Massachu-
setts with the consent of his Council has appoint
ed negro justice Of the peace for the county OF
Suffolk.
CMcnsNAT1, March 9.-Tne Chamber of Com
merce mas subscribed half million to the road
from Lexington, Ky., to tap the Knoxville branch
near Mount Vernon, Ky.
NEW ORLEANS, March 9.-Governor WErls has
proclaimed SHERMAN's Bill as the law governing al
elections. .z.--=..-..y.--.
RIcHaroND, March Sin the House to-day the
Senate bill for Convention was reported, with an
amendment, protesting against the constitution
ality of sHERmAN's Bill. =. s,,,9f !
NASHVILLE, Mar,h9.-The Ohsttsnooga Railroad
will be speedily repaired, but shippers apprehend
several weeks delay in seuding supplies to Georgia.
New York News. \
New YORK, March 1O.-The Fenian excitement
is abati,g. Nineteen steamships sailed yesterday,
carrying 1000 passengers.
Iaie railroad stock having bean largely over sold
advanced yesterday to 60 amid great excitement,
but afteward reacted, closing at 583. .sfe
Marine News.
New YORK, March 1O.-Arriyed, the Anaeraca,
from Southampton, and the Arcadaan, from Liver
pool. The Sdgdnaat has been totally wrecked on
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e~ VESSELS WANTED-GOOD
%A rates and dispatch given. Apply to
l68&$ RISLEY l. CREIGHTON,
-. Corner East Bay and Accommodation Wharf
March II S--,:fs17E13 8
/. FOR NEW ORLEANs-THE FINE
i& Schooner AMERICUS, having four.ffths of her
zNlSAcargo engaged will load with dispatch for the
s"zaabove port For Freight engagements apply to
T.. TUPPER l. SONS
March s Browns Wharf
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Marine News.
New YORK, March 10.-Arrived, the Anseraca,
from southampton, and the Arcadsan, from Liver
pool. The saoannah has been totally wrecked on
the Irish coast; the crew saved ~.
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SHIPPING a.i !:
new YORK and cakRRlEsTl10 R {
Peoples Steamship Company
FOB BALTIMORE.

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Union Wharves sa*zsst. gfnE 20, o..a
For Freight or Passage apply to
-. t COURTENAY & TREHHDLM,
March IL sf4=} ~ 2.i4 s5s:!! 9. Union WhH7e1s1i
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srErcn OF GENERAL RxIp.

FkLlow CITIZENS: only regret my ina
bility TO respond 10 this toast in the manne
which the subject deserves. But as have al
ways Understood it is the FIRST duty Of th,
soldier to obey orders, shall do so with grsa
pleasure on this occasion to myself, though
probably not 30 much TO you.
think that the country was fortunate il
finding such man - 7. 8. Grant to com
mand the Army of the Tennessee. Lout
choera. Mwas faetunate to Cad such mar
becauee its great chafacseristic for perform.
ing its duty 70 the eouptry vas acquired IN.
der his instruction apo under biz com mend
It was fortunate for he coantry that snch !
man ~ Gen. Grant eould BE- brought for.
ward TO organize sucbsn army and LEAD i d
battle, and gain its victories. At Belmont,
at Fort Henry. at Donsleon, 1t Shiloh, Apd
the Il growing act At vicksbure, Cener.l
Grant gained prestige which required tAs
whole country to call on him to Organize tbs
whole army OF the United StateA. At the
head OF oil the armies, by his combinations,
BY the concert Of action Of those vast armiet
Of the different departneats ~hsch before
hist tiuBs bad acted, in certain degree, Z.
Independent armies and independent de-
PAYMENTS -when they we're all combined
and under the orders Of one man
Who had the ability to make the combine
tioos necessary to lead them on with the aid
Of able Generals those armiss wore crowned
with victory, and finally with saccsss. Il
was only BY such combinations, usder such .
mea - General Grant proved hinaself 70 be,
that the rebels could Be put down. For,
While thns Independent action was carried
p with svsf % much ability, until thsse 60
etoetiene - this c0ncest of action, victory
ssaM uot eroNh - edestsof theeo 6otseat
$500 ut under ~ command of Nsaeml
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Financial and Commercial


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BrcKwHEAr FLouR-$4 90 81 SO PEI 100
BUrrKR-Choics lots win command 35(0 sic = b
kaas-In good demand at 76@77c per dos.
CaicKKSs-&$3fo 81 so per dozen.
SoReHuM-Sew, 600 per gallon.
PorAroEs--s0 70 9oc q bushel.
LARp-lIto 12c per n.
BRkswAx--30 to $50 per ID.
TALLow-In bbls, &c; loose Sc per b,
FRArHsRs-Prime 60c to $50 per n.
RAes-Cotton, 4c per lb; wooden lc per h..
WHIra BgANs-Common to good o. SO; Prime
Navy - 90.
gnEssR-Good country 10 to lac. Factory 174c
BxAH--Scasce and in demand; 81 20 to 81 25per
100 lbs.
FRuHs-Gseen Apples 81 90 to 81 IS PCT bush
q. Choice Dried Apples to &c per ID.
SEkps-Timo,hy 81 s.. Clover II 00@t7 50.
PAX seed ~ so.
0ILs-eoal oil 55c. Lnseed, raw 81 20, boiled
d q. lard, winter strained, 81 70 Fish
oil 81 Is.
LIVE srock-Doef Cattle SIS 90 to 81 90 gross.
Hogs, good lots, IS TO So gross. Sheep
So so 10 IS SO per head. Veal Caiyes
from a 90 to IS 90
BacoxA0dt of market.
WooL--Tub washed IS to 4ec.: fleece 10 6ne
SAG 37c,; anwashed, 30 to 28c.
HkY-Timothy in sctive demand at from 50 0 }
to Sill % per ton. Prairie ~ OF tie So 90
WooD--&5 sb /. 100 per cord, according to quail
HIpEs-Green, Sc; do salt loc; dry Clint lsc;
do salt | Sc per lb.
SIIr-0hio River So 20, Lake So 40 IN So so.
GLAss-sXiO % so. Rates discounted 80 per
NAlLs-$e 90 rates.
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The book, though appearing as published
by Demores, 4 Coe, of Musca,ine, is really
the productions Of the publishing house Of
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binding is not surpassed by the most noted
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or West.
We receive number / of volume OF
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The Adrdace contains the first Of q ser:e
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TaE Amy OF THE rESsEssEr,

The meeting of the Army Of the Tennes.
see al ST. Louis was numerously attended by
officers and soidicrr. and was in all respects
= great success
We have not space for full account oil
the proceedings, much less for the eloquen,
speeches delivered on the occasion BY Gen.
Sherman, Gen. Howard and others Of less
note. We mast confine our notice to
the speeches of our fellow townsmen,
Generals Reid and Beiknap. These speech
es were delivered At the grand banquet at the
Southern Ho,el, and Gen. Reds was deliv
cred in response to the fourth regular toast,
"GENERAi GrAxT.'
The enthusiastic applause with which the
closing senteice of Gen. Reds speach Wal
received indicates very clearly that the heart,
OF the soldiers ofthe country are with Grant
and that their hope is that he will be ournexl
President.
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AB. Erf1seEk's subject to-day, at IL = NJ,
in the Uhitarian Church, 10 "Individusl Re-
sponsib6ty,' and II .. M, tAs first Of sew
eral sermons On !" The: Teschise Of Jesas. +"
The congregations are requested to meet
promptly without ~uifiac for shs Bell.
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AccolopATioS FOB ALIVE would cali
particular attention OF the public TO the fact
thst s. l. B. Stern, No. SIS Main street, XII
bourns's Block, are in receipt Of second
supply Of stock this season, which were
bought at panic prices In the East, aud are
therefore able to offer better inducements TO
buyers than heretofore in Clothing, Boots
and Shoes, and underwear Of all qualities.
and at prices far below any other establish
ment. Remember the new banner, No. IS
Main street, near Second. 1t
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ar feucill, Jones Z Goa ths assortment
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styles srs Jmt - su.euous, AsA: Ne prices
~ low - sysr. They still continue also to
give entire satisfaction TO those leaving or
Dan With than.
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New md beautiful assortment Of choice
dslaines at 20 and p cents. Some great bars
gains in Empress cloths, French merinos, ri.
pacas, &c. Something new aud fresh every
day. and just what you want at almost no
price. Go to BostAick's. nl6-2t