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Mr.. ERd 5Irs, summer,

The New York correspondont o. the Cincinnati
Commercial makes the following oms0Gs honorabls
for til scandalous stories which h.ve been going
the rounds Of the newspaper in regard to the de-
mest!o nfslc.ties CT Senator and Mrs. Sumner:
It waa ny tortuae, at din.:;l party the other
night, to b5 Seated next ntt!e lady gotten up b'
urt and nature regardless OF expcAss or appear
auces. Look ug over the personps. Of ny pretty
nelglbor fOr point on whicu ~ l3uge Little or
veraallon, my cyo fell on her ctt ~ n. Inc dear
little thing had piled all her hair, purchased aud
grown, upon the top Of her precious Itt!e head.
SO IemarAcd the singular fashion now pfevalilDG,
and tod OF Miss Aralnnso Am inda Louisa 4laAaiy
BJSlegR, .ugntGr Of the celebrated Canlanc!i5
Ca. Of row at l!rs, H.'s celebrated female scnooi
who was tue envy 0. al. the girls, on account o.
her nuncrJus magtilcoa: clignons. furnished by
her Ilustrous pap ilol TIE sc3! u o. A!5 enc
mes.
This little nls.oire did not seem to please rar
fair hearer aud with :hc tact pccullar 10 her SEX
she chaIge4 the subject by- asking NE il I had
heard Alr. Summers lecture. I res onded by say
the rnou=anl. thai gave him twenty-five cents ca Il
sn3 couutenJnc.
"Wny," ine exclaimed ''you certainly done be-
lieye If the a-Au4a!oAi Stories taese papers hav,
circu!atel."
ii am ] urnals., M dear n dam, anu DO
bolieve anything Tue papers c.Iculatc. But do Uu
N al To say that WILL t..,- NouInilouS slvhe
None vhatover. know all the parties. aad a.a
acouaintcd VITA IL. re les. And thcro is ..ot
word OF truth N th-m. can tc you that no lna.-
p ora ever created more astonis. men. IL Boston
than this; fer you must know th-t Nrs. Hooper
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a| OFFICE CITY CIVIL ENGINEER-ClrY
HA. L, CHARLESTON. NOVEMBER 20. lss7.-sTRELT
ALIaNMENTS AND THE BURNT DISTRICT'-Tbe
ol owing extracts from Ordinance and Resolution adopt
ed by City Couacil Is published fJr the information OF
all owners Of property and builders:
FEC. L. No owner or builder OF any house or struo
City, shall dig lay The foundation thereof
in irons OF any street Ian alley or court or shi erect
any telcc frinuns as aforesaid, be.ore he s1a
hav. applied 10 City surveyor who shall lay OF anu
mark ths tue front ne o: boundary OF such street
auo ley, court. aud ceriicLle thereof to the
uuidcr for which services the CITY survey or
shall be puj, ty tue siu owner or builder The sum
affixed To In the table OF fees contained in hi, Urd
n.nce
SEC. Y. II any per on shall commence any iounda-
oI, building wall, tenc5 upon iot o: piece VI
grould Jiuiug t0e limo o! aIy rect, lals alley OF
CITY or, ana before tho line CT sire snal
be-n Lid Oh and marked out by to City SURVEY o.
in ;hs above drecteI, contrary 10 tho lnc
20 laid of aud m1rxoI out evary su:h p;5on. as well
ON oysr master-bui der. shlu, Tor every SUCH Oh
fence forfeit aud pay the not exceeding five hum
dred dollars; and, moreover, I'll bu ldin3s aid worE
dona or out up - app iolou 10 tho ty sur
veyoc ntrary TO the iine OF stroc' which shall be
IL oil and marked odt b. MIN sh u BE- ocmo isned b.
order OF city Council the charge expense oi
tho person herein offending, Is Aforesaid.
The Glowing resolution was offersd by Alderman q.
Gerdts, January g. 1863. ana unanimously adopted By
tie City Council.
Reslved That public noco BIO gwen, that if any per.
u IL crd5 o eject bu ldng Curaf DISTRICTS 10
all apply 10 City IouEci md ascertain whether
or no: the Vi inIonds 20 widen sad streets.
LUIS J. BARBoT,
CitvO 10,
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The report was received and referred to the
Board of Directors.

GREAT FENIAN PROCESSION X NEw YoaK.-One
Fenians Of Nev York ever had took place on Thurs
day. 1t comprised procession witl hearses and
symbols Of mourning, to mark the sympathy felt
By the Now York Fenians in the fate Of tht three
mcmbers of the brotherhood recently executed at
Manchester, England. From the account giren
OF it in the New York Sun we take the following:
Tho proc cession was especially conspicuous in
the fact that all clsses OF citizens, the n"tiVe as
vel as the adopted Of all natlonaAties' py tnelc
presence a d sympathy, demonstrated that the
clnses whlch have hitherto repeled many Irish
me IRON the ranks OF FeaLtlnlsm seem to have
bacn washed out in the blJod OF AueE, o6r!cn
and LarAin. 1hore vas none OF mat Jointly, ,haS
a.orcnriats Of temperament, when is the alstinc-
o'cocy an immense procession had asSemo,eo.
! Tuey formed four deep, wearing OF ther !eI
aims badges II green, draped IN mounlnG'
fa!ec healses each drawn oy tour wn'.I not ro~,
aud ca which wero respectively written tho WorIS
"Alen, "OBien" anI ''Larkln," came on tn1
scene. The different Iris4 temperance ana civ.c
societies were Cut in u force, ai!a soou 'Ae eV.o
o. East Broadway noal Grand TO h0sg eIs,
was occupied: Ihe numoef Of tn9se So -.
thIs juuciure could Lot nave been less tnan Iott,
thousJnd The entire procession, III close malcuI
n or er. extoadcd over ole and nal in!ss, O..
tine nurn5or o. Eoalans marching before .nS oca- PC
was computed by an experienced captain o. poHc'
a. fifteen thousand. Ine banners of all Inc soTe
ties were fun d aud corerad over with Grape. lLs
! 10 lncr VIII ch ed the procession bore the WORDS,
''We mourn our ioss-we must be avenged" Alter
marching byt c city hall wher. the process o.
W Is reviewed by tae Mayor, 1t wound ITS SLOW
! iengtn a.oug I'D Broadway. temporary plGttorm
! was erected at Union square. where John Sav g ,,
tie chief executive o. the Fenian Brotherhood;
dchyered the memorial Grafton. He was followed
by tther speakers. The speeches dd not termi-
nlte until late Lour N tie afternoon, and II Na5
dark b.fW,e tn men had dispersed and the last
green uniform had disappeared.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Our European Dispato ncs.

THE F-NrANs on TEe RAo1PAor-ExpLosIoN OF THE
BOILER or A aaEEK sTEA~lR-LATE3r MARKET
REPORTS, ETC, ETC.
tsy ATLANTIC TELeoEAPE.l
CosE November 29.-Ihe Fenians entered tie
armory AMI captured on hualrod and twenty
five rovolvors aid ten Snyder rifles.
LIVERPOOL. November So Ecenm3.-gho Bour-
bonia's boiler exploded while raising steam to start
on hor trip % G.eoco. Thro vero soventy-three
persons on bolrl o: the timo Of the explosion.
Sac was loadad with arms and munitions OF war.
II is thought that forty lives were lost. Tho skip
was blown IN two. She was built for Fraser L.
Trenholm, to run the blockade OF tho Southern
States during tie lato war il Arcrica, and was at
that time named the Colonel Lamb.
The Cunard steame. received cishty thousand
dollars weekly for mail service between Liverpool
and Now York.
LIVERPOOL, November S0-No0a.-Cotton dull
and u4caanssl. Est mated sales 10 o0o bales.
LIVERPOOL, November 30--2 P. M-Cotton dull
and declined 1-16. Sales of 5000 bales. Up!ands
7Sc; Orleans 7Ed. Lard 49s. 6l Bacon las.
LONDON, November 9O.-Consols 81 1916. Bonds
II.
LIVERPOOL, November 29-E,ening. Cotton has
declined Il. aad closed weak-Uplands 9-16d.;
Orleans, 1915. slles OF 10000 bales. Mapches-
ter adYicss continue unfavorabe.
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Affairs in tho State.

Amos T. Estes, an old merchant Of Chester,
died last week.
j. Wesley Davis, the young man who was re-
ported lass week as being mortally stabbed by
Jamlson Carter in Chester, is getting WE'LL and j.,
now thought to be out of danger.
A young man calling himself James Williams,
who pretended to hail from Reidvile Spartauburg
District CO 20 to Laursnsvue one day last week.
and, after various lalse representations, succeeded
in running up hutel and bar bill at Sinmons,
decamped suddenly for Clinton, ewing his land
lord with the bag 10 hold" SAID Williams tried
the same gamo at c inton, but it sesms went one
step too far, by stealing spoon. for which he was
arrested and brought to jail on Wednesday.
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~a YOUNG LADY RETURNING TO ELL

TT 4 TOONG L&O& 1sL 4OhNl.S IL Ell
coun;ry home after soJourn OF few nonias in
cy, aaa barely rccosnzoI ry hcs iriondl lii place o.
coAIso, rustic, fuahod tcs, sho Lad ruby COO
p!exiou OF almost marble smoo'hness. And .astcao
;w nty.tlrec sic really appeared but eighteen. upol
1ury Us 10 the causo OF 30 great Change she pli.
l,it hem dat she used the CIRCA IAN EALAI, IL
isye. IL a.. lrYeluabie acqu- i!c a lacy ios
ay is Y.o any Lady eeu.ichen cgc lnrroYe their peg
soa.i APPEARANCE an tua red fold. |: .e -up.o IL
combinations as .;aturs hcin:i Is SIMPLE &c: lpzurps
eli IL its eDc2"J drawn1 in. .uruca nom. also
'pr clcaus:n. AZ b-auu!yug '-e sn complex l.
d. IFS ,l,,.c c;!on on Tie cdtcs draal from It ~ o.
mpur.;.s. Indy hclin5 tie :ae, al .c-y..l
Ice - .a:a-a ..-led i should Oe--.v4., colt =l4o
ui y,4u,.uI Ii4ro Il, ssA =. M9l - L-yre.. IL
ce.p. o an o1dcr. -
81. L. CLARE !; CO., cjle.nis:s.
20 s Tcs. Fayet.s st.cet - rA> -sc. y. :.
lAe o.ly American Agents Ter the lie OF ,Ao ssao
Marcu 20 lyE
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December q

ET ATE OF SOUTH CARoLINA, COL
LIE on DISTINCTLY r. ALLAN WILLIS. Esquire.
Ordinary her as, BENJAMIN stokes. Commis
ioner in Equity made suit 10 mo to grant him Letters
OF Administration Of tue Derelict Esate and effect OF
BENJAMIN CROSBY: These are. therefore. 10 cite aud
aduonish oil and angular the kindred and Creditors OF
the sad BENJAMIN CROSBY late Of Colleton District,
deceased, that they be and app boorc me- in the
Cour. OF Ordinary. 10 be held Wat rooro' on goth
December noxt, afer publication hereof at II o'clock u
The forenoon to shew USE II any they hive. WHY the
saia Administration shou.l not be gran cd.
Given lder my hand this fifteenth dIy Of Novembor.
Ammo Domint. 1867.
R ALLAN WILLIS. o. c. D.
Nnvrrbnr 15 ma
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The Louisiana Reconstruction Com
ventiOp

vention.
New ORvEASs, November S0.-In the Conven-
ton to-day resolution was offered by a negro
member, expressing the sense Of tbs Convention as
|opposed to ge peral amnesty. Laid over.
resolution was offered that the first and para
mount duty # the Convention IS TO frame Con-
stituton, and that al uinor business be dispensed
With until this is accom- plished. Laid over.
Mr.. WickllHe (white) offered an ordinance pro-
posing certain changes IN Me organic law OF Tho
Stare to the effect that the legislature shall estao-
Gsh sres public schools ihroug 1oat the State, and
provide for its support by taxa tioa; al Children
between six and eight years OF age to bs admitted
without distinction Of race Or color or previous
condition; that there shall be separate schools
established for any race; tha. University shall DC
established in the City OF New Orleans, Whlch
shall is open to oil students caoable Of matracua-
tion, 7itou. distinction Of race or color. or pre-
vious oond. Won.
Other sectio>Ss provide ?or the maintenance OF
Government sem t>ols. Referred to the Committee
on Education.
Ar solution Of sha-,ts to Col for the success Of
the Radical Republican rIr.y in this State wcs laid
over under the rules.
resolution to the eGcc. that 10 property quail
acation will be required Tor any Ssete, parish, o.
municipal ooo Of honor, trust, or enoluIaent, was
referred. resolution offered yesterday, that the
proceedings of the Convention DO published n tie
New Orle4ns Republican, and paid for, was de- ato
to-day and tabled by four majority. rsso-ntloa
offered yesterday, by IcMillsn, waite o ratAtJ Of
Act Of the Legislature Of 1858 to issue bond.
TO rrov!de the means for the repairing and con
structon OF the lcvee, was made special ordN
for Monday nezt. Governor Flanders issues
proclamation repudiating I'll connection Wit
those who have been attempting to purchase Z d.
from Congress granting aid to build lovoca, ant
ssys any and al persons Calming 10 &C. oy st3t
authority in this matter, assume powers that q
not belong to them, and declares null ana void tn
contract entered into by E Il. Angenar, Charic
lard. and cotnmittee OF Old board OF Leyes Gem
rn;ssiopers, whereby it was stipulated that tn
State pay bonus Of twenty per ceat. on accoaa
Of loan or approl ration; yev0kcs Commissione
Ineer,ar and lizard as agents OF tho State.
General HaroocA'a order Is having health.
saect. Tho Picoyune's WASHINGTON Special says
"rhe President has directed Geaeral Grant 10 L.
,.~nct Genera, Hlncock TO inquire into the c2us
- crcn -,stapces OF all removals Of civil officer
Sh;cb beve been made, and report the facts i
each case.
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SPECIAL NOTICES,

%IN THE DISTRICT COURT or CHARLES
TON, DECEMBER 2. 1ss7.--0rdeei: That notice be
given to oil concerned that in addition to hearings Of
matter VI course bro ught up from day to-day WEEKLY
SESSION. for the mora speedy administration ofjusco,
will be held every WednssdGy, ct II o. lock A. NJ,
nder The provi.i,ns oontiined IN the Dsric. Cou.t
Act of September. 1888. >ectons and 8.
The Magistrates are requested to make WEEKLY Re,
TURNS to tue Clerk OF the commitments made by thent
compliance with this request will tend materially to
reduce the business Of the Quarterly Sessions and will
also exhibit willingness promptly to respon to- or
hopate The complaints frequently made. as well to
the Judge oil this Court to tho military authorities, Of
alleged frivolous commitments, &c.
BY order Of Judge LoaAS.
JACOB wnLIMAN,
Deputy Clerk District Court.
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Headquarters second Military District,
CHARLESTON. :. e.. October y. 1s6f
GENERAL ORDERS no. 105.
Pos Commanders may admit to bail persons not SUD-
iect to the Articles OF War; mold IA a:res BY military au-
,hority charged with oaea:es no; capsl upon secufy
a. provided n tie following pa. graph:
Security shall consist: lst, OF cash depos' OF tho
amoln, or which bold Is required as al by me stae
..w in ike caocs or, I'd OF bond IL ko sum- runDiae
70 tho Pot Commander, cond toned Ior conpliaAee
with ali orders vita suIcty, w-o mus; o freeHodeT
d must us !y III twice the amount OF tho penalty ana
must under a. au horze any oicar So ordered oy Inc
Past ommuLGer in case OF default, and Lor-plymen'
by ;he surely On dem I'D t. summary seize ana SCH
suc eut OF tic property OF pridcpl AM surely to sl
ity the kr,etlre and AID Immediately upon de-
fult adc lie bond slal coastut; lien upon the per-
sonal property OF both principal and surety.
All bail a: oher bonds taken under military iutnosi
~ will conform to tho foregoing dieodona when not
o,ao wiso specially provided.
py command Of Bvt. 1Isjoy-Gancral Ed. 4. s. cAssz
loCI, Y. cAz1ARC,
Aid.dc-camp. Act'g Ass;. Adj GenI
oMcia!: 0. II. IIrCEEL. Ad-ds.caia-
o.. ober "a
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NRairs in Virginia.

RICHMOND, Va, November 9O-The United States
Court Will adjourn on MondlY until after the ad-
ournmant of the Reconstruction Convention
which meets oa Tuesday. Many delegates have
lrrivsl. There will be caucus on Monday night
f Republican members.
Ice formed here TODAY.
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OFFICIAL.
Headquarters Second Military District,
CHARLESTON. S. O., Lctober 9. SGT.

Headquarters Second Military DfStr1ct,
CHARLESTON, S. G., october 9, s67.
lcrRcuLARl
THE FoLLOwING INSTRUCTIONS ARE PUBLISH.
ID Tor tho Inform ton and guidance Of the Comm and.
ing Ocers OF Posts in out the requirements Of
General Orders No. a. current SERIES from th.se Heal
quarters
In any case embraced within the first subdivision Of
OF said Order the rate Of taxIuon fxod by
law. and prevailing the time tho trasaction Tas made
and esmpIe.sd or Ms properly. or the right. wa, parted
ul. whi:h is the subject of taxation, shall Constitute
tao blsi, ior correcting ch excessive taxau and
Up N bolng oonormsd thsreso such tax shall bo valid
aud biudns-it being ths ds ga that part OF said
Paragraph TO pro persons making business O. ara
tous from un orosccn imposition OF taxes n excess
OF the rates prevailing when such operations were con.
summ4ted.
In any arising undor the second uodiyision OF
Paragraph OF said Order the rato ofta1lion imposed
on the proper pcrson OF resident OF the state shl
30 the basis correcting such tx aectrg the prop.
cry or person OF nonresident; and upon ocing con-
sornod thereto. such tax shall b. valid and binding.
IL al tae colecd OF any tax Is suspend
cd uader the rs or second Subdivisions OF Paragraph
l. OF sad Order the order suspendilg the same shall BE-
mited to pr venting tho coecdo Of any Of such
TAX aud above the anoun. properly tl1lbe In ae-
cord nee with the provision OF said Order as explained
by this circular.
Coz ma3dns C1cars OF Posts are authorized to mako
such orders my be requist for carrying into opera
on tne ,auses OF sail C-io: II conforming with the
foregoing provisions, end al civil oSers AZ tho respec.
tive Posts arsrequired to comply therawih.
By corama-d OF Brevst Naor.Gene-al Ed. z 8. CASDY
LOUIS V. CAz-lRC Ad.de.camp.
kcuny Assistan. Adjutant-Generd.
Oacai: o, N. Nj icHELL AID da-Ca1ap
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MARRIED..

DAGNALI-HELLAMS-on the goth Of November, y
tho Row. A n WELLS v. Il. r. DAaNALI, Of the south
CaroiDa Co ference to Miss MoLLIE E., dat. .her OF
N1LLIA1 and ELIZA HELLAMs, OK Laureas District,
D. g.
BALL-wATTs.-on the 9th inst bY the Rev J. P
RILEY Col B. W. BALL 10 Migs LIZA daughter OF the
late Judge W. D. WATTS, all o. L1urensyille >. g.
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November 90
THE sENNKTTsVILLE JOUKNA1

t. PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY MORNING AT
Benue.tsville 5. e., in tho poruoh ot ths
state, 10y sIUBBS L LITTLE, Proprietors aud orcr
superior Inducements to Mercuauts and Ill otlers WHO
wlsA c extend tier business ts section OF tue fee
Uee country We respectfully solicit TIE parsonage OF
Dur Charleston friends.
Terw->3 pc. a mum, invariably in advance. Advers
tiseme Il lnsertsd - Try reason Iuly
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I,caluunrtcrs Second Military Dlstrict,l
LuAnLEsroS, s. c., November Il, 1867. !
r3ryEn ORDGIs, Nc. 1lC.l
The Sheriff, OF tie respective Counties and District.
os NORTH cnJ South Cslolna vii cause TO prepared
cop,e; Of he ax ISIS their especive Coun.ies o.
p,.trlcs, Il ting there al dc il uen. tax layer ale
forward tie same through Pos: Comm nders 10 thcs,
L.a .:t,Ts.
IN cxpe &c pr parug such cop,s will ba audtcc
.gay b..
~ c.mmand o: G7s Majo..Gcnera. Ep. r. 5. CASrz
LUIS V. CAZIARC.
Aido-de-canp. Act's. As.'- 49, eNni
Olncial: o. II. mitchell. Aide.lsCamp.
November Is
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ca MARRIAGE AND CE -lBACY, AND THE
HAPPINESS OF TRUE MANI oD.-An Essay tor
Young Men on the Crime oil solitude aud the Physie.
logical Errors, buses and Diseases which create I'M
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Sent in sealed letter envelopes, free OF charge.
Address DR. j. SKILLIN HoUGHToN,
Howard Association. Philadelphla, Pa
Ssptsmber 10 9moe
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submarine Telegraph cabls will be avoided.
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ca CONsIGNEES PER STEAMER SEA GULL,
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Day dscharsng cargo at Pier No. Union Wharves.
All goods nottaken away at sunset will remain Wharf
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