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WASHINGTON, September Ex-senator Hancock
arrived here this evening. BIO will have an inter-
view with the President and Grant tomorrow. It
is probable he will renaii here several days.
General Sheridan is expected to arrive here to-
morrow. Fl.
case comes up from qeneral ord's command
fer royison % Of the proceedings q courtmartial
cd, are, that the Lieutenant commanding in u
town in Mississippi sent his psramour to hotel
IN tho place to board. Tho hotel proprietor re:
Keeper ysd asnt FOR q soefs
snd took posaession Of the hotel, and placed his
The facts were reported to General Ord, a court
martial ordered. and the conrt found the neuten-
missai from the service. General Grant approved we'd
the sentence. Judge Holt recommends the
abatement OF the sentence and that the offender
principal witness was once in the Confederate ser
| OF dismissai. ~ A. Il. -. - -
There was no business OF great Importance
| the Cabinet to-day, notwithstanding thore was nc
meeting yesterday. Tho next session will be on
A delegation Of Democratic politicians were herer
to-day, among them Hon. Samuel J. Randall, nom.
ber OF Congress from the First District Of Penn,
Tho purpose of the visit is understood to be te
make somo arrangement for the distribution o.
the Government patronage that will result in ad
vantage to the Democratic party in tho Octobo,
| election. -
Hon Lonis v. Bogy, Of St. Louis, late Commits
stoner OF Indian Affairs, is In this city on ofileia
business. =
General Fitz John Porter's casa WAS again nm ,o
| consideration to-day in Tho War Departnient. Th,
true state Of the case e petition asking for tht
| reopening and rehearing, was referred by IN,
1 Proaideut pro. JorTna to General Grant. who
though disposed to give 0onoral Porter fair on
portunty TO set himself right before the cbuptry
| has, upon the suggestion of LEGAL onesfif',
claimed to be adyerse to tho application, reporto,
tho case back to the Prtshlsnt, with a reco1nrisn
dation that tho legal questions DO referred 10 th
Attorney General for HE opinion ~
Tho point difficult Of determination is ybetbo,
alter sentence and judgment In nilitsry cnae ha
been approved by the Executive, md tn3uman
exeoutodt tho President has, power 10 reoncn ih,
cause and order new trial, no matter whether n
lapse of time since tho approval be four minnie
or four years. Another, suggestion Ia 10 rafor IL
matter 70 special commissioner to DO named
who shall o1atninb the TESTIMONY now nronosnd =
DO offered, and report whether 1t is Of such I
character az would, by analogy, warrant q ne,
trial In civil case, according to tho rules Of Gin
Il procedure. Tho pspera we're sont to tho Prosidon
this afternoon by General araut, and will probabi
bo handed to LIZ, stanbeiry to.n,orrow. sd
Ex-Mayor Withers,' Of hobiio, has been her
several days, but has not called on tho President
or asked TO DO reinntated, as reported in somo ps
aoye5nor Fontop, Of Now YotI, And Hon. I'd
mnnd Cooper Of Tennessee, arrived hore TO-DAY
i 1890 'rkDATA.
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ss A LADY OF UNDoUBTED CHEMICAL
SELL, HAS RECENTLY PERFECTED cHEyALIER'5
LIFE FOR The HAIR-It positively reatores gray hair
to s original color snd youthful beauty imparts life
songth and growth to tho weakest hairs stops is falling
out at onee; Keeps the head clean; unparalleled
drcaslns Sold by oil druggists fashionable hair
dressefs and dealers in sncy goods The trade supplied
by the Wholesale druggsts.
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s- Wholesale Agents FOR South Carolna
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a5- CHARLESTON AND SAVANNAH RAIL-
hoAp BONDS AND coUPoNS-Dy decree of tho Court
OF Equity on 26h of January ae Il was inter ALA or
dcrsd. "Fhat the Rald Trustees Isaac W. H.Ynr. En-
WAND SEHRIsa. and JOHN L CanEw do forthwith pro.
ceed to call. Ly public advertisement ln ono or more
newspapers I'm this State and elsewhere upon all persons
holding Bonds and Coupons OF Bonds secured by the
First Mortgage. to present prove their demands on
or before the first July next" THIS having been
complied with, no Bonds or Coupons not hitherto pre-
sened will be received and parties who
prePented Bonds and Coupons ,phnf sariuo H., ,o,,,
in the hands Of ne TrnitrrJ hereby nofed that uu
less they arc brought forward or before The 10Th ,y
OF September. they will not be received.
l.w. HAYEE
3. ...-- InoHEIWINq = T"rs,,,-
SeptCmberJ mi "a
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SPECIAL NOTICES,

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Scpt"mbcr.t
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90 A:YoUNa LADY RETURNING TO IIE:t
country homo. after so)ourn Of fsw months in tic
city. was hardly recognized by her fiends In place
course, rustic. flushed fhce. she had soft ruby com
pleIion Of almost marble smooihness, and instead
tw:nt5thre she really appeared but eighteen. Uponiu
quiry Us to the OF groat change she plan,
told them that aho used the cIRCAasIAN BALM, ant
considered Invaluable acqulson to any lady toilet
By its any Lady dente en- Improve their per-
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combination as Nature herself is simple yet unsurpass
cd In s efficacy In drawing impurities from. also heal
Ing cleansing and besuhSng the skin and complexion
BY its diroctiction tho cutclo ruws oil it,
Impurities. kindly healing the same aud leaving the
fsce "a Nature intended Il shou be-clear, soft smooth
and beautiful Price g. sent by Mail or E1press on TO
cAipt Of an order. by
W. l.. CLARK & Co, Chemists,
No. West Fayette Street, Syracuse. NJ y.
The only American Agents for the sale of the saue
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90 THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
DARLINGTON DISTHICT.-iN EQITTTY-B. W. ED.
WARDS Administrator T. Il. HOwI.E. ~. T.. y. UoWLE
JAMES p WILSON AND oTHERs.-DILT. FOR IN
JUNCTION. ACCOUNT AND RELIEF Il Is ordered
that tho cREDIT0RS Of THOMAS r.. HOwLE tercasc,l
DO rnjonrd from prncec,ing recover thei, claims al
law against the complainant aild that they la pry. anil
eHtahiAh their demands against thu SAIL IIowLE brors
tho Commissioner oftliH Court. hebro the irst day
OF fDecemher next. AMI n defant thereof that they be
bsrred tho beneht Of any decree iu he pronounced
herein.
The above is TRUE snpy from tile original order made
In the above stated case. 18th February, 1867
\. F. EDWARDS C. F. d.
Commissioners ohre. Darlington G.. H.. Feb a. IsG7
February 23 al
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as- THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
DARLINGTON DIsTRICT-IN EoUTTY-HANNAu j.
HART Administrative, rs. ELLEN L. HART. JOHN
WlTHERSPooE. ri aL-BlLI. FOR INJUNCTION,
ACCOUNT AND REL1EF-It III ordered That The credit
ora OF JOHN L. HART be enjoIned from proceeding l.,
recover their claims al law against the complainant aud
that they do prove and cstaLsh their demands agaiust
tue said John l.. Hart before Tho npp.sslars. 4f
an In default thereof that they Ic haired from the hen.
eft Of any decree to hn made horcin.
It Is also ordered that copy of thIs order he published
at least once week until the frat day Of November next
IN the Darlington SoH'rnfr and thu Charleston DAILY
NIlrs
The above Is trua copy nom the original ur,ler made
in The shove case. 12tl February, 1867.
A. r. EDWARDS, &. f. d. u.
coMMI76I0NEns OFFICE. Darlington e. IL. February
~, 1867. san February ~
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SPECIAL NOTICES

as- THE EUNDERsIGNED HEREBY NOTIFIES
all parties who nro indebted the estate Of HATTHIER.
Sen, oHhRA CO.. panIrupts. that If snch indebted
ness is not adjusted before the 10Th d October 1867
legal proceedings to compel tue salno will DO instituted
september 1G LOUIS McLAIN
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september )

ss-F1NAL NOTICE.--hLJ. PERSONS HAy-
Ifd claims against tho Estate OF HENRY MUSHROOM.
late Of Charleston. deceased will present tem duly
testod to the undersigned. Many Of the and
caiins against the Estate formerly presented having
been lost during the war; parties arng the same sre
quirsd to present them sssin. properly attes,ei.
". AISTON PRINGLE,
Administrator of HENRY MIssgnoN.
September II Al
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Election In GeorRie.

AuoUsTi, September 2o.-Tho Republican of this
morning contains an order from General PORE, or
dering an election to be held in Georgia, COM
mencing Tuesday, October 90, and containing for
three days, at which Registered voters may vote
for Convention OF against Conventions; also for
delegates to constitute said Convention, in case
majority Of votes 30 decide. The Senatorial Dis
tricts, as established by Slate laws. are adopted
Tor purposes of representation. The Convention
will consist Of ono hundred and siIty-nine dso-
gates. Instructions generally tho same as issued
for the election in Alabama.
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heptelll.eTl ]

ss- NOTICE.-NOTlCE LIZ HEREBY GIVEN
that application will be made before Chief Justice Dun.
EIN at Chambers. tho 10th November next for the
incorporation Of THE AMERICAN MISSIONARY As.
ISOLATION IN SOUTH CAROLINA" the objel, of
which Ia to estabish Normal School for coored per.
sons. with capital sto Of hundred dollars with
The privilege of increasing the same by donations
otherwise. to the Of fifty thousand ollarr The pur-
pose being to educate teachers schools in South Caro-
lima. So sen,amt.r a
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

81 PROPOSALS. -uFFICE DEPOT AND DIS.
BUhsISa QuATrERMasrEE ATLANTA. a., SIP
TENDER 18TH. laiI.-S-slc proposals. viii, Il. r,..y,
nj t'ii- Office until IL NJ Monday. SrptcinIrr 3O, lS
for supplying tile Quartertaaer- Dupa.tr,yut IN h
city with
21.U0 POUNDS SHELLED CORN
Put up in goo strong Sacks OF ess than tu., or NOR
than throa bushels per ssck-Corn 10 he fire.. from dI,
and perfectly sound.
Iii5 must bo Ia TRrPLICATE with COPY of this al
Sortsemon ATTACHED TO EACH. AMI hear tho endorse
ment oi TWO RESPONSIBLE pcrsons WIN willing to c
como surety TOR the bidder In the Of the contrac
being awarded to him, Proposals not complying Will
the requirements Of This advertisement viii bs rjccte
Delivery to coIuiurIca October 5th, and continue al
not less than onchr at the whole amount per month
Or tue whole amount nay H. delivered at once f thu
contractor prefers H. nj thu Depot Quarrrnl4cr store
house. Atlanta. ia. The corn will , weighed AMI in.
hpcctcd when received.
Dlcrs invited l., be presrut at the opening r IN,
bids.
Satisfactory evidence Of loyalty of each Iccr--fui hid
der. aud solvcncy OF surety. will be required.
Tho Government Reserves tile right to reject ,,y sut
all bids.
Proposals should tn addressed ~ the undersigned and
endorsed upon the envelope Proposals for the G.yery
Of cOru.''
by order of iiSl. brig. uen. H. aA1roS. Chiei o. VI.
II. FaRNawORTH,
i-t LII 3ith Infantry. a. A. q. H.
SePteilf'rral Ill charge Of Depot,
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From WashinRton..
/ fFr0m Me Bdliimors Sun.

M1ssIssRPI-A HIdHuASDED CASE DISPOSED OF
PENNSYLVANIA DEMOCRATIC pELEaATIoN--aENE-
RAL RrrZ JOHN PoRTER's CASE. -.s---. zs,.r
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From New Orleans.
Domestic Markets.

NOON DISPATCH.
NEW YoRK, September 20.-Flour firm for low
grades. sWheat steady; Corn; unchanged Rice
Snis W3ksy steady cotton auss
!Frdghts, quiet. GTnrpentins 5Sa59I. hosin quiet
and unchanged; Stoke !. excited and paniey.
50 coupons 81 III.
EVENING pIspAToB.
Cotton dull and declining sales 700 bales,
chiefly ut az. Flour dull and declining State
% edsh dai sa foS1 ioTsr sSs,f0 sssss sss
6hiS 41Sa4S Pork heaty at Iii I IA hsrd fsf sisady
19Ia14E Whisky quiet; Groceries generally dull.
Stocks active, but lower since call. Money per
cent. Gold i483. .l p''
BALTIhoRK, September 2o-Coilee, very small
sales; Rio 18A gold. Flour firm; Family aud Extra
advanced 60c; Buporfno 5Oc; common and medium
grades strong at previous rates. Wheat Arm
0sss a HSAne%Rg o. %tJ pre oon hd SSo 20
iso Rio Sides i7lc; Clear RIBS 1saisic 9oss 9ofs PORK
sss so sas s ~ %Sas sofS hpq so3D SD hHa
quics as o. hoss steady s ssaa Co. osas Rsahs,
Nzw OaLE4Ns, September 2o.-sales Of Cotton
to-day LEO bales; marke dull and unsettled. Low
hIiddlipge 2te., nominany., Receipts Of the ,wcei
and Arm; superane SO; Double Extra sl0I. Corr
scarce; advanced &C.; White Mixed $1.AI; Whit,
$3.50 oets held at soc.; sales ut 76c. Pork dul!
holders nsk t27.25. Bacon steady and firm; Shoul
doris 1eo., Clear Sides 1910; Sngar-curod Hem
25to Lard quiet and firm; In tiercos 14tc. Golt
1Sfs1A. Sterling 56a5st. Now York Sight EI
= change premium. - o.. u,
MOsn., September 90 Demand good. princi
paly Tor tho Better grades. SaIes COO bales. Mid
7 dung n heeeipts'of the week 2a75. Exports o
yl.'AuausfA,t September 20,EGofton more active
bnt prices Mssker saios 12f baloa !, Middiing 21t
a.strFsH Bsptember 20. Cotton dp4 and dc
6h8a1s as8ps saos y bales, Receipts sll. Middling
u f9giaY1lz. September, 90 -suporfne flou
shouaers Ill., clear sides 81 harS as' RHrf s2s
BT.; Loum, September 2o.-Fl6ur fri1.. At ~
76o. Corn advancing, 81 10al 1sf. Proyi,on
clear stds4 1sA:s LARD .143. Whiakoy hoayy. -
= CmunMAz1, 9spteInbor 20.-Flour frpaer. tend
ing up! . Corn steady and unchanged. Provision
q: and lard unchanged. 10 ana ". III -.
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From Chnttanonua.

CHATTANOOGA, September 20.-The Crutchfeld
House WAS totally destroyed by fire at O'Clock
tonight The hro was caused By the breaking of
number of kerosene lamps in the oil room,
Which waiter was carrying. The flames caught
the oil in the barrels, flashed up, and spread all
over the house in ten minutes. Little property
WAS saved, except in tho lower stories. The 1re
originated in the wooden addition, and aRcended,
catching the upper story or brick. Several nar-
row escapes. hut no iivos lost. No water near,
and no engine in town. Water supplied,
through five hundred yards of hose, from fire en-
gino at the machine shops Of tho Nashville and
Chattanooga Railroad, but too late to check the
fire. Other houses near were damaged by sparks,
but not seriously. loss $3.50, ,000 Insured. s45 900
in Etna Of Hartford, Home Of New Haven, and
other companies. Tho walls are nearly all down.
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DO NOTlCE.--ALL PERSONS HAVING ANY
demands against thu ostnto ot WILLIAM ]. TASDY
vi" preaent then properly atrsteti nIl those indebted
VIII make payment 10 GEORGE TANDY,
September 20 - Administrator
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From New York.

NKw YoRK, September 2O.-The Hudson River
steamboats, Dean Richmond and c. Vanderbilt
collided near Roundout, at o'clock, this morning.
The Richmond sunk in an hour; tho Vanderbilt
is but little injured. None lost.
There are reports here OF troubles in the Sto-
nington Bank, Connecticut. The cashier is said
to be missing.
The steamship arizona, from Aspinwall. brought
II ,s51 ,090, and dates from Panama TO the 18th.
A. A. BURTON, late Minister to Columbia, denies
negotiating for the annexation of the lsthmus to
the Unitod States. Two Americans have been
killed, and ono woundod in Carthagona. Nothing
more from South America.
The Republican Party I'm North Carolina.
RALEIaH, September 20-Tho Raleigh Register,
edited by DANIEL GoopIoE the recognized organ
OF tho Republican party in this State, denouncoB
the recent Radical Convention in bitter and scath-
ing terms, eIcommunicates HOLDEN and his CO.
adjators. The party is certainly llopelcRaly dvid
ed. The Constitutional linton mon will hold ali
immense mass meeting nayt Friday tho 9th. all
the most influential and prominent citizens signed
the call
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From Richmond.

RICHMOND, September 20.-Another negro to-
day sued the Richmond, fredericksburg and Po-
tomac Rsiroud, for -admittance to frat class
car upon first class ticket purchased In New
York The company determined to stand suit as
q test question for the railroads South.
The thermometer hero to-day in the allade was
ninety-fye.
General WALronp enters upon his duties here
Us Revenue Collector, October J.
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WASHINGTON, September 2o.--SuERuDAs and
SicRLEs are hero. HANCOCK leaves In fow days
for at. Louis. Tho Cabinet session lasted two
hours. GRANT was absent.
The Revenue roceips to-day amount to s2G0 900.
Brevet Lieutonant-Co Colonel G. A. REYNOLDS,
ouartermaster, has been assigned for duty at
Mobile.
Judge CHAsE has gone to Ohio.
DIR. LUXE BLACKBURN has left Canadn for New
Orleans under tho Amnesty Proclamation.
The Bureau OF Indian Affairs has received nothing
confrmatory of the extraordinary demands Of the
Indians on tho North Platte.
The National Council OF American mechanics
will assemble in Baltimore on the 2Ith.
Generals HANCOCK, SHERIDAN aud STcKLEs
dined together. Their presence croatos little
sation.
Governor FEsroN had prolonged interview
With GRANT.
Death OF A. II. Stewart.
New ioRK, September 20-A. T.. STEWART died
to day, leaving $40, 600, 900.
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TELEGRAPHTC.
Our Gable Dispatches.

MANCHESTER, September n0.-A strong police
force, taking the Fenians KELLY and DEARY to the
depot, were attacked by mob. The prisoners
we've rescued. Ono policeman killed; several in
jured many rioters seriously injured.
Another policeman ia dead aud KELLY il still
at large.
LIVERPOOL September 25.-The Brokers' Circu-
lar report tho salos OF the wook at IS 900 bales ex
ports 1CO0); speculation, 5000; STOCK 1877 600, Of
which 270 900 arc American.
Q0EENsroUE, September 20.-The steamer De
tron, from Shields for San Francisco put i'm here
leaking.
LrSERPooL, September 20 -Noon.-Cotton opens
quiet; Upands d; orleans9 Of; sales 10000 bales.
LONDON, September 20-Noon.-Tho bullion in
the Bank Of England haR increased fl5OOOO
LIVERPOOL, September 20-Eycning. .-Notwitll-
standing moderate activity, Cotton declined fully
Id; salcs 1000 bales Uplands 93d.; Orleans Old
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The Indian War.

NORTH PLATTE VIA OMAHA, September p.--Tho
Peace Commission held counsel with SPOTTED
TAIL, TURKEY LEO and othor Chiefs, to-day. Tho
Indian ultimaturn is tho withdrawal Of tho troops
from tho Powder Rivor country, and tho abandon
ment OF the Smoky Hill route for the Pacific Rail-
road They also demand guns, and amnuuit on
and presents. The Commission will roply to-
morrow. War seems inevitable now.
From New Orleans. !,..
Nsw ORLEANS, September 20.-Gen. MOWER is-
sued an order similar to that OF Gen. CANBY re-
gardng Confederates seltexiled and since returned
and now subject to parole. .s.SS ~.
81 Tho interments by yollow feyer for the twenty.
four hours ending at @ this morning, amount to 66
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commissioners Ohre, Darlington G. H.. Feb a. IsG7
February 23 al
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None but the brave deserve the
fair. No, and none but the brave
can live with some of them.