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INCREASE OF THE PUBLIC. DEBr-The

INCREASE OF THE PUBLIC DEBr.-The
next Treasury monthly statement will
show slight increase Of the public debt,
owing to the large amount of s25, 100000
recently paid as interest on the public Sc
cureties, and the csmallness Of the receipts
from internal revenue sources, which, ac-
cording to estimates, will not exceed sl5,-
O0O,O0O for the present month. 1t The rev.
enue, however, will be largely increased
during June, the income tax being then
due-Herald.
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The New Orleans Crescent of the 10Th
says: Probably the closestrun ever made
upon bank in the United: States, was
made during the last two days upon the
bank Of which Mr.. Nv. Cochran is pre-
sident. Of s675,000 upon deposit, $780,,
600 were drawn out up to noon yesterday,
when confidence was again restored, and
before three O'clock, $4,000 had again
been placed upon deposit.
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AN UNEXPECTED DANoER.-Onc of the
spread-eagle Radicals, at the meeting of
Monday night, wanted the wings Of a
bird that he might fly to every village and
hamlet of the State, and carry the glad
tidings of reconstruction.
4 boy near the door sung out: "Dry
up, you - old fool, you'd get shot tor
a goose before you flew a mile"
montgomery Mail.
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Alabama is taking her stand in the
rank Of gold producing States. The Phil
adelpha mint, the other day, assayed and
tested gold of a very fine quality, sent
from Atauga county, about in the middle
of the State This is direct Southwest
range with the gold belt extending thro'
Northern Georgia, South Carolina, Vir-
ginia and Maryland.
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How TO '.FIN1sHo 4 Doy-Give him
plenty of money. nothing to do-let him
choose his own play spend his ever-
ings where he plcascs, come home when
he gets ready and he willvcry soon finish
himself.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1867-06-05

1t appears from official documents
that in 1861 there were in France in every
10000 marriages no fewer than 167 be-
tween relatives. The proportion has been
constantly increasing since 1861, when it
wac only l29 in 10000. -
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Two years passed away, and during
that time james Lanning lost not u sing lie
day from his work He WAS as punctual
as the sun, and the result was sure
1t was late one Saturday evening when
he came home, after supper he drew a
paper from his pocket and laid it upon the
table.
eThere, Hannah said he, while noble
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1867-06-05

"A general convention Of the Chris
ton associations in the United States and
British Provinces will meet in Montrea.,
June 10.
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-"Bob, how is your sweetheart get,
ting along?' Pretty well, I. reckon.
She says 1 needn't call any more"
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= The Republican party in New Or
lcaus has split into radicals aud"Union-
lists.
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"A contemporary suggests that lady
on putting on her corscts is like man
who drinks to drown his grief because in
solec1ng herself she is gotting tight!
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1t is stated in despatch from Mon
treal that Mr. Davis has purchased the
McGivorn estate, at St. Catherine, for q
summer residence.
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THE TRI-WEEKLY PHENIX
PUBLISHED AT
COLUMBIA, SO. CA,
CONTAINS the latest, most interesting and ina-
portant News from every section. Neatly printed
on good paper.
TERMs-S ADVANCE:
Tri-weekly one year, 50 so
Weekly one year. so
Advertisements inserted on reasonable terms.
Address JULIAN a. SELBY,
Columbia, S. C..
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- The real congress water Gognac
Brandy.
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Schedule over S. c. Railroad.

GENERAL SUITS OFFICE,
CHARLESTON, S. G., Nov. 3. 1865.
on and after Wednesday, Novcmher5. 1856 the
Passenger Trains Of This road wiilrun the following
Schpue.
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good feeling between the Governments
was restored.
Yokohama advices of March 20 say
Gen. Van Valkenburg rs.opened cores.
pondence with the japanese Government,
regarding American claims for property
destroyed in 1863.
NEW ORLEANS, May 27.
Advices from Braza, via Galveston, say
that letter from the American Consul at
Monterey confirms the capture of Maxil-
milan, the reply of President Juarcz to
Minister Campbell recounts the grievances
of his party at the conducte,f Maximlllan;
He justifes his previous executions, ana
declines to promise safety to Maxlmlllan,
in the event of bis capture.
GALVESTON, May p.
An attempt to collect taxes here leVlco
dur;nc, the war in Confederate currency,
which would sacrifice the property OF
Union men, has called forth an order from
Gen. Griffin, torbidding the collection OF
such taxes. >
Jpdoe Reeves, of the 9th District of
Texas. decides that negroes are not COM
netent witnesses IN the trial of white men.
LONDON, May 27
There is question whether the death
sentences of the Feniap convicts will be
carried out or not. 1t engrosses public
attcnti' II, and the press of England and
Ireland generally urge that the sentences
be commuted to Imprisonment for life
1t is said that Minister Adams will i'll
tcrpose to save Mcclure from the scaffold.
DUBLIN, May rs.
If the Fenians are to be hung, the au-
thorities expect reprisals on the part of
the Fenians. The houses OF. the Judges
and the Crown Counsel are guarded day
and night, by armed policemen in citizens
dress.
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LUXEMBOURG.

There must always bel q cause of some kind
for quarrel; and when two nations have Llade
I;up their minds to 60 to war with each other,
they never need be long at q loss to: find a
casus ;6elli.. Itsappearsto be generally conceded
that France and Prussia will come to blows
about the Luxemburgt iestion. There is really
! in this no reason. whatever for fighting. But
| in this respect we have Q parallel in the
Schleswig Holstein question Of last year, which
resultedin the war between Austria md Pruss
sia. The real cause. Of the difficulty lies much
deeper, and we shall have more to say about it
| at another time. But as Luxembourg has &C
| quired q great ephemeral interest, we will give
a few leading points in its history. Originally
a county r.. e. governed by count it was
made duchy in 1854, and remained under the
dominion of its dukes till LOUIS XIV. seized
the southern part of the duchy and annexed it
to France, the remainder being left ftunder Aus
trian rule until the French Revolution, when
the whole of Luxembourg became a French
province.
The Congress of Vienna again restored its
separate existence, and the King Of the Neither
lands became it's Grand Duke, In 1880 it
joined the Belgians in their revolution, and the
London Conference divided it between Bel
gium and Holland, the portion falling to the
latter State being the territory now known as
the rand Duchy of Luxembourg The right OF
maintaining garrison in Luxembourg was
conceded to Prussia by the treaties Of the 3lst
of May, 1915, the 9Th of November, 1915, and
the 18th of March, 1917. The population OF
the Grand Duchy in 1866 was 206,574.
The present King of Holland claims the per-
sonal right of disposing of the Duchy, if he so
choose, with reference to the legislative body.
In this connection it is not premature to men
tion clauses l and 81 Of the constitution under
| which Luxembourg is held by its sovereign:
Clause l. The Grand Duchy of Luxembourg is
an independent indivisible, and inaienable State.
Clause 81. No portion. Of the Luxembourg terri
tory can be cedod or exchanged for and no portion
of foreign territory added to Luxembourg, except
by virtue of law.
Hence it follows that the cession Of the coun-
try to France could not be legally sanctioned
by suffrage universal, but requires the ratif-
cation of the Chamber:
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6 EDUCATION IN THE SOUTH
We find an article in late number Of

We find an article in q late number Of the
Detroit Post, under the above caption. Won
dering at first, somewhat, that 80 Radical q
sheet should take any interest in such sub
ject, wesoon found that the title promised
more than was warranted by the body Of the
article. 1t seems the only part of the South
they care. for, are the colored people and edu-
cation among the freedmen is the theme of this
editorial of the Post, based upon the report of
the New England Branch of the Freedmen's
Union Commission. This report, Of course,
presents the subject in very attractive colors.
1t says:
"Our schools and teachers have, during the past
Year, had as before, most important influence
in restoring social ORDER in establishing relations
Of confidence between the planters and tho labor
ers, and in promoting sobriety, cleanliness, indus
try thrift and fidelity to contracts, on tho part Of
the freedmen. They have assisted them in ac-
quirins knowledge OF weights and measures,
and of the values OF money and have in many
ways protected them against fraud"
We have nothing to say against education,
believing that, when properly conducted, it ex-
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! Ex-Governor Perry, Of South Carona,e has writ
ten letter on The military governments IN the
South ia which he says, ga despotism wisely ad-
ministered Is the most perfect government on
earth, being the government established by God
for the control of the universe How-the chiyalry
eat humble pie.
This paragraph1we find in the. Duly "a gsases,
paper published in Jersey City, in the King
dom Of New Jersey. Of course the editor had
never seen Mr.. PEnnY's letter, or he would not
have drawn IN ,inference directly antipodal to
what MIR. PERRY meant to prove. The SEN
tence about the despotism above quoted, isola-
ted from the context, goes the round of the pa
pers, and is rolled as n swcet'morsel under the
Radical tongue. Mr.. iPEnRY appears to have
the singular misfortune of disagreeing with
his friends, and being misunderstood by his
r.. -,
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ercises a humanizing influence upon the recipi-
ents of its benefits. But "gwine TO sehool Is
not necessarily education. We cannot trust
ourselves 10 say more on this point, as .admonl-
tions from us are not kindly received. Why
we should be accused of other than the purest
motives in our strictures, VIC have been unable
TO surmisc. .i y
We arc giad, howevcr,sto to find that The con-.
mission feels encouraged, in 50 far as relates
to the behavior of the Southern whitcs, The
Posi, commenting on the report, says:
During the past year the disposition OF the
Southern people toward these schools has I'M IN.
proved The worst cass are still bitter, Dut ate r.
less ,iolent as they become more accustomed 70
the spectacie. The 5better-educated and liberal
minded ofIhe people have i1 great measure aDan-
doned opposition, and IN some cases symPaS.iiEs az
viii the object The necessity OF educating tile
colorad people is generally acknowledged "ii,le
tbe foolish fear OF Northern influence upon inc
coored people is inducing the better portion OF INC
whites to favor schools of their own lor tlo ny
groes 80 that in the supposed contest ior tnG pos
session of the colored man, he II no ono e's0' sS
benefited"
There is, as far as we know. no opposition 10
tho education of the freedmen, among the III
telligent people ofthc South; though there may
he much difference of opinion as to the best
method of accomplishing: purpose In their
disregard of the old maxim, 'jesttna tente,.: our
Northern friends, with the very best intentions,
may,;if not altogether Illustrate their design'
at least retard its attainment. Thus we have
heard of some of the Freedmen's schools III
Arkansas and Texas, under Northern directon'
where the entire term is spent in examining the
poor illiterates with few baubles, in order to
have them make a good figure at a public. e. ex-
animation There is time wasted-nothlng
learned; and the whole proceeding, is SO
thoroughly disingenuous, that its influence can
be only prejudicial upon the minds. of the very
impressible young freedmen. Wherein docs
this practice differ from the educating Of the
young pupils at the canine boarding schools, OF
which our New York correspondent spoke a
few days ago in one Of his;lctters? To all in
tents and purposes both are 'learning tricks" !"
Wedo notiknow that any thing like this prac-
tice prevails in the schools on this side the
Mi ississippi. We hope not. j -;}' -
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LARGEST ClRcuLATIoN.-The DAILY
News publishes the Official List IF Let
ters renatiasny IN the Postobice az the end
Of each meek, agreea1ly to the Jolloeoing
section Of tie Ne,osP Poste6ee Lao, as the
ne,oxpaper Aauing dc largest circulation IN
the Csty q &c gharlestos: 8
SECTION And be it further enacted That lists of let
ters rem ning uncalled for in any Posoce in any city
town or village, where newspaper shall DO printed,
shall hereafter be published only in tho newspaper
which, being published weekly ofenar, shall have the
largest cncHlaton within range Of delivery OF tho said
office
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CHA ARLESTON..
THURSDAY MORNING, APRIL IS, 1867.
PAY UP.


We are sending out at present, a great num-
Der Of bills for subscription and advertising,
and most earnestly request that all those who
may receive them, viii have the kindness to
make prompt remittances. great many OF
these accounts: have been standing for a year
and more; and it is absolutely necessary now
that they should be paid. Ia
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PUBLIC NOTICE.

PUBLIC NOTICE.
OFFICE OF CITY. TREASURY,
DUBLIC NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT UNDER
the following Ordinance licenses have been prepared
for delivery from this Office. s. THOMAS,
City Treasurer.
SEC /. Be IL Ordained by The Mayor aud Aldermen in
City Council assembled, That from hnd after the first day
OF January licenses shall be tcn out for ai CARTS drays
and wagons used for private and domestic purposes Ill
the manner and according tu the 6ame provisions
now of force in relation to CARTS drayH aud wagons LETT
driven :tor hire except giving bonds, And each such
cart dray wagon, shall be provided with badge con-
tanning the number thereof and marked Ptuae to be
placed OIL the outside of tue shaft.
SEC 2. No person shall be taken by the treasurer as
surety to any bOnu under the Ordinance concerning IL
TOR CARTS ays, wagons nnd otler carriages n
less he or she be frccholder.
SEC. 5. Tie following shall hereafter be the rates Tor
licenses for public and private carts, rays. wagons,
including the horses mules used thereof which shall
DC Tree from other taxation:
PUBLIC CARTS, DnAYs ETC., OR THOSE EMPLOYED IN ANY
BUSINESS WHATEVER, For DIRECT or INDIRECT.
For every CART drly OF wagon drawn by one horse or
mule, $50.
For every cart dray Or wagon, drawn by two horses or
mulCs $50.
For every mack and carriage with two wheels, $40.
For every hack and carriago with four wheels, slo
For every stage OR omnibus except line olnnIbush
with two horses, $50.
For every stlgc omnibus Except line omnibusL
drawn by four horses, SG0
For every truck drawn ny two 1uore horses or mules
500
For every express wagon drawn by Two or more orses
or mules go.
BREAD CARTS AND PRIVATE CARTS DR.AYs, ETC.
For every bread cart wagon So.
For every cart driy wagon, used for private or do
n,estic purposes and not to be employed III tho tras
porting OF goods, wares, merchandise, lumber, or any
other commodity, for compensation e!lher Girccuy or
Indirectly for the sanc shall pay tor license the OF
So exclusive OF tile borse mule.
Ratified in City Council, this 10th day OF January
IT, s. in the year Of our Lord one thousand eight h1l-
Crcd and sixty-sx.
p C. GAILLARD, Mayor.
By tho Mayor.
.Jannary 3 ". Fl. SMITH. Clerk 0! Council
BREWSTER & HPRAIai,
Attorneys at Law & Solicitors in Equity
OFFICE ao. OK HRUAD STREET.
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THO RENT, THAT DESIRABLE STORE
/ formerly occupied by Mr. a. N. Cohen as Clothing
store two doors nnoye George street, on the northeast
sides asa tho upper part OF tho house mny bo had with
the store Possession given on tho hrst dny OF 10
For further particulars, apply to EPaTlNS, corner
King and Wentworth streets, under Masonic Hail.
D Anil 1h :. !
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INTANTED, "A SITUATION;As CLERK BY
w IN active citizen OF middle :age, who writes
good hand and quick ut 6gures is capable OF taking
charge OF set of books, and can produce the ghest
Recommendations for ability and character But mod
et''o o1-' = ..WlLLINaNEss,.'
: april 2s SSSa4;A 3i= is. . Atthis Office.
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EDUCATiO NAL

BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR YOUNG
LADIES'
1rRs JOHN LAURENs, ASSISTED BY THE REV.
M w. y. w. AOWE at No 13 Coming street.
. arm commencing October 1st, and ending W. Lst
Forpardcuars apply as above:
October 18 III
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HlO RENT, IN sUhMERyILLI, A STORE
La good stand-with BAKERY and SMALL
81 ORE attached; also the DWELLINGS. The premises
are in good order with fine garden and well OF de-
ghfui water. Possession OF the Stores given mnedi-
atey the dwellings, the 1st juno, perhaps earlier.
Inquire ut the POsfOfFICE IN Summervile.
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.un0 4T.AE GENUINE BARTLETT SEW.
mI). ING MACHINE, Observation-Disclosures, $3.50
er morIh and all expenses paid, TO- sell the Genuine
Bartlett Sewing Machine. This Machine willdo oil the
work that can be done any hlg-pricod machine, ana
ia fly ratented licensed und warranted ve years.
W. pay The above wages ora commission from which
twice that amount can be made. For Circulars aud
terms address H. HALL CO.. No. T2A Chestnut street.
Philadelphia, Pa. +:3G Aprh ~
ANY 1NFORAIATIOK OF WILLIAM AU-
n GJSTUS CURRIE will be thankfully received by
ins bretlsr, SAMUEL H. cURRlE at st Georges, s. O.
lint
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ALARGE STORE. 80 by 40 teet and two small
STORES The suau stores have two rooms attached.
For terms, &C., apply to Mrs. J. r. BROWN,
anr III tuthsl3 Summerville
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60, ,,E.n rnII q, .,EsI1Ra r,I. ~ fsnnrs q,

ryo RENT, HALF OF THE HOUSE NO. 92
1 KING STREET, with use Of Q fne ctstern For
further particulars, apply OH the promises.
= Anri
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w AIN T S..

IKTIsHI1s SOMETHING TO DO A LADY
NV thi,t can cut and make men and boys clothes,
Indies arid children dresses can keep house, and make
herself generally useful in tho house, kitchen ind
aardeu Low terms. Good references gwen required
Any one writing please state terms Address G
- !; = !, 80 Sc W." BOX g.
anr;I - = Vance's Ferry, s. G.
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THO RENT, THE HOTEL IN SUMMER
WILLIE, known US BROWNS HOTEL, opposite
Episcopal Church. either in Rooms or altogether.
Terms.-For Rooms furnished 81 per month, untur-
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@- Ill Communications Intended for publication u
this journal must be addressed to Qe Edtor o. M
Daily Ne,rs, No. 1s Hayne- Charleston, $. {
: Business Communications 10 Publisher OF Od0l
Ners.:i. -.
We cannot undertake 10 reu7a rejected conanaas'aica
lions. st - =
advertisements outside of The city must be aceonepa
MED ,ciU the cash. - -. :. =
1900 =
-.,.s- CHA RI EST ON.
THURSDAY MORNING, APRIL as, 1857.
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.FIyO RENT-THAT DESIRABLE RESI-
i DENCs, No. IS Cannon street, near Rutledee Av-
cnue containing six upright ind two attic rooms, with
gas throughout cistern, we'll and ample kitchen accom-
modatons. 10 app. owed tenant, terms moderate
possession given Oh lyta inst Enquire at WILKINSON
* GILCHRlSTS y Law OFFICE No. 48 Broad street.
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70 R SALE,

9cSODA WATER APPARATUS, FOR SALE,
- Generator, fountains and Draw Stand with marble
sInb for counter, All COMPLETE and IN good ORDER
- IsE.1Tr z. II. KELLERS Il CO.,
April 2S No. ISL Meeting Street.
FOK SALE, A FINE BAR WITH NEAT
f1sures, for sales ut No. s Beresford street Cal
at TURNER'S Billiard Saloon corner OF King md MARKET
stree.s. - c. April 70
.TOR ALE, A SCHOLARSHIP IN A PIIILA-
r DELPHA University of Medicine and Surgery
6is Snhoarsp entities students to full instruction
til graduation In the MEDICAL DEPARTMENT., embrac-
ing Anatomy, Surgery, Physiology Materia Medica
Chemistry, Obstetrics, and Diseases OF Women and C-
dren Principles and Practice OF Medicine and patholo
Cy AS this is one of first Medical Universities OF
the country, favorable opportunity is offered those
studying medicine for q scholarship. Apply ut TINS
OIfico December is
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THO RENT, THE HOUSE NO. MIDDLE
i street, containing six rooms, and two dressing
rooms. with some standing furniture. For terms apply
to FAIRCHILD & HAMLN,
April % tuths3 East end Laurens street.