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IMPRovEMENTs.-Few persons whose daily walks
abroad are in the uptown direction have failed to
notice the improvements that have been effected
oc the Citadel Green. We have already noticed
the neat fence that has been placed around this
Square, and stated at the time that other improve
ments were contemplated; those are now in pro-
gress, and when completed Will give the Green
something of its ante belium appearance. The
authorities are at present having the Green laid
off in roads, which are to be curbed and covered
with shell; the numerous paths that form
erly intersected it will then be ploughed
up and the whole sown in grass seed. No one
will be allowed access to the grounds but by the
different roads. These will cross each other at
right angles, that leading to the Citadel from Cal
houn street branching near the main entrance, so
as to allow carriages to pass through the gates
without confusion. The workmen have already
made considerable headway in their labor, and In
o few days the Green will be in pei feet order.
Among other contemplated improvements, the
fence will be stained by light brown wash. This
will be pleasing contrast to the white shell
walks, and will render the Green more OF public
resort than when it was in state of nature.
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o. 3. CoLsT AT GRFEA irE, SOUTH CAROLINA.
Hon. GEo. 8. BRYlv, I.esid'ng. Soon ai.er the
opening of the Cou.; on the 17th, the following
York, of the third Collection District Of South
Carolina, Assistant Assessor for Division
No. 23, convicted Of violation OF the Inter-
nal Rsvenew Law, e1toIt tion in Office, fraudu-
lsntly obtaining from citizen and taxpayer
one hundred dollars in money, was sentenced to
imprisonment until the 18Th day Of Msrch 1868 IN
the Jail at Greenville, fine Of SEQ and costs of
prosecution, end as the prescribed legal conse-
quence, to be forever incapable Of holding Office
under the United States Cove, .lment.
Charles Askie, colored soldier found guilty Of
granddaughter, in the Lniug of his fellow soldier
Hsrry Msssenberg, at Castle P;nckrey, Charles
ton Harbor, on the 7th December 1866, craved
benefit Of clergy which was allowed, and was
sentenced to impl ASSORTMENT for ono year and four
months in Per'tentislJ and f1e Of $1c1 and
costs.
MONDAY, August 18th, 1S67.-W,tLTAN C. BEATTY,
ESQ.,, OF Yorkyile, South Ca rolina, was on motion
of g. W. WILLIAMS, Esq, admitted an Attol ney,
Solicitor snd Proctor Of the United States Cor, "a
for District of South Csrolina.
The petition Of DAs.sL NEEIr, citizen Of York
District, prayingt to be adjudged voluntary bank
rupt. was presented by Mr. WILLIAMS, and on bis
motion referred, together With the exhibits, sched-
u,es. &C., to W. J. CIAwsoN, Register in Bank
ruptcy.
Pbe case of the United States us. WIN. HUNTER,
violation internal revenue law, was resumed, testl'
mony continued and closed; argument presented
and tho Judge having charged, the jury fetneu,
and in short tune returned with the 'efo''' o'
"Guilty.'
Court then adjourned.
The proceedings of this Court, kindly 1aIhisneu
BY Mr.. PRrsarE, were received on Weooes,
day night but too late for publication. We shan
endeavor, during the remainder OF the SESSION. 10
furnish our readers with full synopsis OF tho pro-
ceedings Of this court.
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RAIN
"The rain fell in torrents,
Tho uind uhiafla6 ah~fl1 ~

lilo rain l6u III UOTTeutS,
The wind whistled sf-iU."
Excepting the proverbial yorug ducks, we doubt y
the present rainy spell hos been acceptable to eny
one in this community. For two days it he's been
not dropping but pouring, and woe to the r7lucky
wight who was caught any distance from shelter,
for his umbrella was useless and he was speedily
drencbed to the sF;n. We doubt If Father NOAH,
with all Of h's nautical sill, cor'd have kept lis
ferry boet afost in the torrent that came down
Wednesday night; it was resistless, carrying every
thing before it, bursting into windows, flooding
cellars, stores, and dong vast amount OF damage.
Several dangerous holes in the streets, caused
by the caving n of drains and sidewalks, are re-
ported to the city authorities, and though prompt
measures were taken to repair the injuries the
swift descending rain compelled the aborers to re-
tire, and it was only in the short intervals between
the showers that any work could be done. These
rains appear to have been general throughout the
country, but that Of Wednesday nigh. was more
severe than any that we have endured for some
time. It was accompanied by loud thunder and
fierce lightning, while the wind blow the waters in
every direction. We trust that no injury has been
inflicted on the crop, but fear they have not been
able to withstand the torrents that flooded the
low lands.
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H. HI.

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EDITORS DAILY NEWS II was surprised, by
your editorial this morr'ng mentioning the re-
ceipt' Of five bags neU Sea Island Cotton, by the
arrival Of stesmer Plot Boy yesterday, rom
Savannah, BeausoIi, &c. Knowing 81 do, rom
information received a'om Flo,.da and elsewhere,
that the crops Of cotton s-e ron three to four
weeks later in mstr' ng ther usuel and .th tia
long experience have he'd in the brsiness, and
selling cotton Of that description, groWl all along
the coast, ON the Grlf in Florida to the Long
Cotton region north Of Charleston, he never be-
fore known Of any quantity sent to me-ket thus
early in the season.
And ss am quite aware that such statements
are construct and perverted to the injury Of che
plsntsls as we'll as OF those who re legitimate
buyers Of cot. IN, feel it Incumbent on me to say
that the five bags Sea Island referred to were con-
igned to my house, and that it is Cd Cotton, the
growth Of 1886, and was not sent to market prev
ously, owing to the lamented death Of the owner,
the late T. II. SPANN, who planted near Beaufort,
sc. Respectfully, -
REGISTRATION ~ TE2 CIrY.-The managers of
the different precincts are not :-nmacr'ate, but
are often liable to mistakes. Inc pecr'isr word
ing OF the bill leaves them considerable discrc-
tionary power, and this is exercised at times ac-
cording t, the construction that each party might
place upon it. It is not natural under these cir
cumstanoes, 70 expect uuanimity Of opinion, es-
pcsially il the case in question be one that has
arisen ont Of the complication Of the times. We
were induced to make these remarks :om an IN
cident that occp,Ied at the Fourth Precinct du-
ring the day.
An applicant for registration, was asked il he
we're native aud replied in the negative, stating
that he had come to this corrtlJ when quite
lad, and showed the naturalization papers taken
out by his father in 81, before Judge GIoNfs
The board decided that the applicant was not a
citizen, as he shor'd have taken out nstr-a'za-
zion papers for himself. This decision Is contrery
to the Impression formed by many persons, that
il they came into the country under q ceIia'1
age and remained rntil their majority they
were bona Jfie citizens. A number of our
citizens were restrained from applying for the
necessary papers on this account, and if the
opinon Of the Board is sustained, will be depi.ved
Of the privilege Of voting. We trust that those
who are interested viii appeal to the Commanding
General, and ascertain definitely what ere the pro-
per qualifications for citizen.
At the different precincts, the following retr-ns
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PRO BONO PUBLICO.

BASE BAIE,-We have tesn Informed that the
second Of series of thee match genes of Base
Ball betw en- the Pe'netto End Alei Club3 Of this
city w be played + morrow aise1coon the Oath
justsnt. It ~ be remembered by the lends of
the Clubs resp ,tively that on the last occasion
there were but five ;r";7gs play-d, at the conclu-
son of which the Pa nett ,es were declsred the
victors by two it'-s. Tf;s however, I'D not dis
cor-age the Ale, ;s, end after some weeks prac-
tee they sent il thei- che 'enge to ctors and
tomorrow .ei loon the gene wi" be called on
the Cite lei Squs7e at ha*-past two o'clock. We
have been requested t, extend an invitation to
the pubic geners "yt> Witness the gene; end We
hope, shor'd the weather Prove favorable, that
there Y :? be le-ge attendance Of spectators par
ticp,arly of the ,cdies We predict w,n contest
Cd same, With eny quantity Of Ays, tips, fouls,
home rure. to say nothing Of the fielding, batting,
&C., sud a1,ise eM who feel en interest in the
game to be present.
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The Time to Advertise In the Country.
THE PHGMx has q large circulation throughout the
middle and upper Districts OF the State Advertising
rates as reasonable the singency Of the money
ket will warrant Merchants and others wishing to use
the columns Of the paper viii address
JULIAN A. sELBY. Proprietor,
February rs Columbia, 6. G.
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gke 1at1g 8ema.
FRIDAY MORNING. AUGUsT 2s, 1867.
LOCAL MATTERS.

JOB WoRx.-We have now completed our Office
so as to execute, in tho shortest possible time
ALL KINDS OF JOB WORK, and we most re-
spsctfully ask the patronage of our friends.
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N0rEICE

NOTICE.
THE SHIPPING AND COMMISSION BUSINESS
NIL for the prese Mt be carried usual by the
undo Tsned at No. 48 Eas Bay the store formerly
occu pied by CRAIG, TUOME & co.
Alpersons having indi vdual claims must present the
sam 3 and those ind ebe individually will make pay
mel It to JOHN TUOMEY.
lly20
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Post OMcc Notice.
IoSf OFflCE,
CHARLESTON, S. c., July 6, 1867. |

CHARLESTON, S. c., July 6, 1851
After to-day the mails for Northeastern Railroa I
will close at O'Clock AM, aud to-day and aft1.-
wards they are expected to reach the Railroad
sstston" 81 $50 o'clock PM, and to be ready for
delivery at this Office at $50 o'clock PM, except
on Sunday, when the hour will be from PM. to z
PM, until further notice.
STANTEy n TpoTr y M
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THE MARION STAR,

sTABL1sHED NEARLY TWENI9 YEAEs 1sAs, AGO ,o;dS III
II published at Marion, s. C., IN ,ne a; eeas Mer
Chants e pruSssts, Macniss and all classes who deso
to extend their business in the Pee Dee country .,u :,
I ., ,r subscription list which is constantly In
ereasiuD publish and distribute gratuitousy 5000 eta
corss 81 the STAR during the business season tnis
Fall. ,,,,-o,
hs'ee VI AN W. j. McKKRALL,
>,.,,,,o- IN Editor and Proprietor
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BARNWELL SENTINEL

rs AN EXCELLENT ADVERTISING MEDIUM. LET
/ Merchants and business men try 1t for few months
mo risk no gain" Send on your cards and increase
ror trade this fall There's nothing to equal Printers
ink-it has made many fortune.
Terms for the papcr-s3 per annum, In advance.
Advertisements inserted at the rate OF 81 per square oil
twelve lines or less for each insertion.
Cards of ten lines or less, at tho rate Of $40 for three
Contracts by the year or for six months allowing priv
ilege of changing on more favorable terms. Address
EDWARD A. BRONSON,
November " Publisher nd ercprctcr
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WARS IN A NAME?-A REPLY FROM SUMNER

WHAT'S N NAME?-A REPLY FROM SUMMER
vnLs.-SuMMERvILLE, s. c., August q, 1s67.-S,s:
I notice an article in tAe d, Y NEWS of the 21st
inst, in reference to Elps" "James Elps and Elps
James" which, Isuppose, you think rather spicy
joke on the colored popr,ation, but which think
(as one Of the ssme 70 ,e), in my estimation, is
poor way of worj- ;ng yor- ne ue in public notice:
especially, suppose for instance the dignifed
Chairman of the Sd Precinct had been held in
bondage ION the time of his birth to manhood
Ian iron rr'e for some) and never bad the slight
benefit Of ling yor" ow name, but called by
some nickname, say, for instance, "Baldry,"
'tBup," or "Buttonhesd, or any such rsme yor-
fanciful master might sive you. and now viii
ask, fairly end squarely, whose fault world it be-
sElps' or Buttorhead?
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STANLEY G. TROTT, p. M.

PosTorF1oz NoTIcE.-tn evening mal for Au-
gusta end ssvsnnah, eld for distribution beyond
those offices, WI close daily at the Postof6ce at
hef-past o'clock.
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Free to Everybody.

Free to Everybody.
A Large PIP. Circular giving information of the
greatest importance to the young Of both sexes.
1t teaches how the homey may become beautiful, the
despised respected and the forsaken loved.
No young lady gentleman should fa to send their
address, and receive copy postpaid by return mail.
Address p. o. Drawer, 81,
March 80 Tyr Troy, N. Y.
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It is estimated that there are rom 15e) to 2o90
blacks on these Islanas qualified to register.
Yours, &C., H*."
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

ALL KINDsoF JOB WORK DONE AT THE DAILY
NEWS OFFICE.
Auction Sales THE Day.
CA,RBr1I, Knox Co. will sell this day. at 10 O'Clock
at their cash auction house. No. IS Hsse street. dry
and fancy goods, hosiery, notions, &C.
A b. ABRAHAMs soNs viii sell this day. at 10 O'Clock
at their salesroom, No. IS Hayne street, sugar, mo-
lasses, coffee, &c.
CLIFFORD l. MATHEWS viii sell this dsy, at 10
o'clock, on Browns South wha-, COIL End oats &c
count of ell concerned.
LGuREY ALEXANDER will sell this day. at 10 O'Clock,
in their store No. 1877 East Bay hams, shoulders and
strips, &C.; a'so, 116 bags corn,
JOIN G. MnNoR Co. will self this day, at 10 o'clock,
at their sales rooms NJ 1ss Meeting street. lot Of CLOTH
ing.
Fact Worth Knowing.
The best investment for an invalid, who suffers from
debility loss Of appehte Is bottle Of PANKNNs He
patio Btters, It win be sure to give relief For sale by
sH Druggists.
Fact Worth Knowing.
Bakers w1shing good FLOUR for Bread should call ct
STENHOUSE CO., No. ITO East Bay.
Families wishing chc'ce FLOUR for Biscuits, Rolls,
&C., should call at sTENHoUsE co., No. ITO East Bay
August
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MISCELLANEOUS.
SASHES, DOORS and BLINDS.

An w. |||
= - -
zs %
GAvNG PERFECTED OUR ARRAEGEM M Ms
H with Manufacturers, are enabled 70 fill orders
at exceedingly low figures. Builders and others filling
orders are uesed CALL where superior inducements
WI 10 'A''''' VIM. NJ. BIRD & CO.,
August % ;nwa No. 2os FAST BAY STREET.
OFFICE OF CHIEF OF poL1cE,)
MN GUARD HOUSE. \
CHARLESTON, s; C., august Aus St. %, S4 1857; mo
T,HE FOLLOWING SECTIONS OF oRRpINaNCFS R
i published for the inf0rps on 9f ell whom 1t
'''"' '''''' oapte'n of Police. -.
VI ~ smoking Of 'sy Bpf sega IN
eame is hereby prohibited; and e1y person who sha
Violate ts clause of tbs Ordnonce shsu for each and
every such forfeit ss sa Psy co sum o. Ts
amount to be given 70 the intor@er' =
SEC. yru. Al Indecent md a'sorderly conduct
ing end swe r'7g cmorous noises d-urker ness, quar-
reing fighting profpn'ty. con- nitted N white Point
Garden or on either of the Bat Les Aforesaid shaI be
prnishcd in the mapner as the r1me offences ere
now dir cted by law y he punished When committed N
s1y other 1dons Of the ci'J. I.
SEC No person O. Do. yors sbrn l1e lend or dive
any horse or mue mules within tho enclosure
of he Garden under penalty OF fye do-s for every
Mch offence - be r. covered n the C.J Court e-b"f
the amour. Of the fine be given to the 'aformer.
&c. x1. It st.rl not = s. for rny person or per-
cons to secure moo: with their go any vessel or
or raft 70 any pa of the wharf, or the g thereof
at mite Point cons :uced by the City Cor1" lclng
from that pe-; OF F.ss Pay CT the fraIJ to South
sny boards lumber or other mattr on e1y psr of the
said wbs. aud IL sny pei ON or persons shall vi tte or
Il eny of the provisions cont ~ this clause,
such peron or persons sbe' forfeit End fifty dollars
to be recovered n the C Court onebalf Of which PEN
atty shsu 60 to the informer.
Whereas many oa I'D days and carts pacI
r''y tf-orsh F'rg eef IN fhe CITY OF CpsFeston to
a,rous ,,converiencs end ds1ger of those who bsve
burtness tbere'1:
Be !, Cia ,s nat com rnds .er the paesrg of this
Ord,e7ce 1t rbo'l not be 1U u Tor Pny hcensr cal
draw VT 1or or o.her carr;s1e laden With oon lum-
her or o1ter me. .h-nd, or cormodi.J, - be diven
through SID F'-g II ,uth Of Cr'horn eet or
sny pst rcof rud except for the pu Jose Of re-
ceiyipg or deposi ?g lc in such pf's of r:d s. eet
Wsaon or er orendipy hereir shn forfeit
sud pay sun Of not less tb'? ton dollars nor more
than twenty dolars 3O august 70
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SHIP cnANDLERY, ETC.
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
rPHE UNDERSIGNED BEdS TO INFORM j''H
\ fr ends and the public, TINT he has purchased :
.'COCK OF SHIP CHANDLEY Of the late Ann OF 'I;A.
UOMEY Co., and will carry the business Of SHIP
AND GENERAL COMMISSION NE. .
,.dANT ut tho OLD STAND. No. 48 EAST BAY.
THEODORE D. CLANCY.
No. 48 East Lay
August 81
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Sale under Foreclosure Of Aortgage-S,ock Of q
Hat, Cap and Fancy Goods Store.
BY JOHN G. MILNOR & CO.
On WEDNESDAY, 2Sth instant, at 10 o'clock will be
sold, under foreclosure Of mortgage, from TO-,
THE ENTIRE STOCK m TRADE OF STORE No. 122
MEETING STREET. CORNER PINCKNEY STREET,
CoNs1sTIEd OF:
Mems and Boys Felt, silk, Beaver and Wool HATS
Velvet and Cloth Caps, Ladies' Trimmed Bonnets Straw
Bonnets Bonnet Frames French Flowers Bridal wreaths
Ruches Feathers of all kinds Silk Illusion Colored Bon
net Silks and Satinets Silk Rips Colored Silk Velvet and
Silk Plush Knit shawls Nubiss end Jackets Black and
White Blond Edging, Linen Laees Lace Veils Spotted
Black and White silk Lace Head Nets Kid Gloves, Lawn
Handkercbiefs Black English Grape Silk Belts, Taeta,
Bonn It and Trimming Ribbons, Black and Colored Vel
vet Ribbons Embroidered Sets, Wire Ribbon, Fur Mus
and Tippets.
ALSO,
STORE FIXTURES, Counters, Desks, Letter Press,
Chairs large Iron Safe (Marvin'sl Water Coolers.
Conditions, cash on delivery
JOHN f. CAREW,
August a3 Agent Mortgages.
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(yAv1NG PERFECTED OUR ARRANGENr N"s
Ill with Manufacturers we are enabled 10 fill orders
at exceedingly low figures Builders and others filling
orders requested to CALL where superior
~ VIM. NJ. BIRD & CO.,
August % inw3 No. 2O3 FAST BAY STREET.
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For Convenience, Economy and
Cheapness, the greatest Labor
Saving Machine that can be
put on q Plantation.
OPINIONS OF THE PEOPLE,
ALLESpAIE, BARNwELL DISTRICT. 8. G.,


OFFICE OF KINGS MOUNTAIN RAILROAD COMPANY
YoRKvILLE 8. c., Al I'll Is, 1867.
GENTLEMEN: have just received 20 IT Letter OF Feb
ruary 14th-upon my return to this place. ter an ap-
sencc of two monns-and this reply may be too late for
your descriptive Circular of IngersoPs Cotton Press
The Press I used in packing my cotton last year
worked admirably, packing with ease from 500 to 62S
lbs. With good active hands to work It, am satisfied
that from eighteen to twenty bales might readily DC
packed in day.
This Press combines the advantages OF ghtness, and
consequent portability and simplicity beng easily man.
pressing force, with little motive power and ast. but
not eas" 1t is worked entirely by hand thus saving for
the farm horses the hard labor imposed upon them by
the use of the ordinary "Screw."
Respectfully, &C., yours, E. M LAW.
To LITTLE MARSHALL. Charleston, S. c.
For DESCRIPTIVE CIRCULAR and PRICE LIST
oJI
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RRa1sTaAT1oN m TE-s CogNrRY.-
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AUCTION SALES.

Sugar, MoLasses, Coffee, DC.
THIS DAY. the 23d inst at 10 o'clock we Will sell at our
sales room, No. So Hayne street.
Barrels SUGAR
Barrels Molasses
Barrels Me ckerel
Barrels Butter Crackers
Boxes Coffee
Boxes Toilet Scap
Boxes Family Soap
Smoking Tobacco
Nests Tubs, &C., &C.
ALSO,
FINE GOLD WATCH.
August %
Dry and Fdncy Goods, Hos'ra, Notions, MiH,-
nery, Hats, Boots and Shoes, Whiskey, Ale md
BY CAMPBELL, KNOX & CO.,
Cash Auction House. No. 55 Hasel Street, op-
poste PostOMce,
THIS DAY, commencing at 10 o'clock A. NJ, will be
sold,
PANTS STUFF, Giughsms, Chambrays, Prints, Linen
Goods Shawls, Bles ched and Unbleached Shin dngs,
Kentucky and Corset jeans Madras and Linen Cambria
Hsudkerchiefs Hoop Skirts, Cotton Hose end Halt Hose,
Lsle Thread aud Berlin Gloyer Fans and vsi.ej OF
Notions
ALSO
Mems and women's BOOTS AND SHOES
Invoice Mems Back Felt Hats
case Ladies' Trimmed BoDpets, latest styles
Wire Shapes, Bonnet Stands, Stoves, Tables, Bath
Tub, &c.
Demijohns, kegs and cases whiskey, dozens Ale &c.
Conditions cash. August Is