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From Louisiana.

LABOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. EXECUTIVE COMMIT
TEE-REsoLuTIoNs ADOPTED.
New ORLEANS, January 11.-Adviccs respecting
the attitude Of the freedmen and planters, as to
tho future course of work, are favorable. The
former arc now generally contracting, where good
crops were made last year, for shares, and where
bad crops were mado, for wages. In cases where
planters desire to change terms they must bid
high. Anlicable feelings seem to prevail every we
Tho New Orleans Tribune declares tho charges
against President Johnson contain no specitca-
tions OF overt acts, and amount only to lmputa-
tons of moral treason to his party, and can there
fore form no bass for impeachment.
Ican party reorganized last night. Mr.. Crane
(white) WIS elected President, Judge Plnplantier
iwhitej Vice President, and Measrs. Manter, Mul-
ford and Dunn tcolored) Secretaries and Treas
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GREGG'S BRIGADE.

THE HISTORY OF A BRIGADE OF SOUTH CARO-
LINIANs. known first as GREGG's, and subsequently as
McGoWAN's BRIGADE, by ]. F.. j. CALDWELL, lately
an officer Of the 1st Regiment s. C. Y. vol. 2mo.,
s1.5O. -. 80 . :
WAR POETRY OF THE SOUTH. Edited by WILLIAM
GmonE SINS, IL. D. vol Cloth Ed, $3.50.
A few copies for sale by =
JOHN RUSSELL,
january 16 No. 1856 KING STREET.
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t-the excursionists I u5ed
oYcrnment when speaking
Government, I meant. of
Federal National Govern
the Constitution as inter
Court OF the United States.
very respectfully,
). CT. BEAUREGARD.
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RESULTS OF TRANSFERRING a RAILWAY PAss.--A
commercial traveller, named Debout, was arrested
recently while travelling from Nice to Paris by
railway with frst-class free pass, not transfera-
Bile, which had been granted to Q newspaper edi-
tor, named Maurel. Debout had purchased the
ticket from a man named Fries, to whom Maurel
had sold it. A prosecution having been instituted
by the Lyons Railroad Company, the: caBe was
brought before the Tribunal OF Correctional Police
in Paris Msurel % and md Debout not M appearing were
thirteen months imprisonment; extsnuating cir
cumstances having been admitted with respect to
Fries, he was sentenced to only two months of the
same punishment, $3.50 -. : :.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
STATE TAXES.

FIFtErPRUUE' BUIIUINC{.@.
YTlHE OFFICE OF THE TAX COLLECTOR FOR THE
Parishes Of St Philip nnd ST. Michael is This Do,
open for receipt OF Returns Of Taxable Property and
will continue to ne opened until the 18th day OF February
next, incluBive - 80
This Returns will embrace Real Estate, Gas Light Com
panies. Manufactured Articles Bugges, Carriages Gold
Empoyents Faculties and Professions (incuding Dem
d.try, Salaries, Rents, Dtvdends Money at interest
Saw Mills, Flour Mills Grtst Mills, Cotton ginned on
Toll Hotsls, Restaurants Eating Houses, Livery Sta
bles, Butcners, Hucksters, Billiard Tables, Bowling Al
leys Bar Rooms twhether connected With hotels or
orherW1set Ferries Tollgates Hacks, Stage Coaches
Drays and Baggage Wagons OmnibuGes, Race Tracks
Charters Renewal Of Charters Commissions Insurance
Companies Pictorial Newspapers Newspapers published
In the State Sales Goods Ws1es, and erchandise Ma
tona Banks Photographing and Daguezreotyp Dogs
except for each inhabited lot anda Capiaton Tux
on all males between the ages OF 81 and so. .years
FLEETWOOD LANNEAU
January 16 I'D L. Tax Collector St P: and st. M -
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Georgia Items.

PERsoNA1.-We met yesterday in the Superior
Court room quite O number of Georgians whom
the peoplo delight to honor. His Excellency Gov
ernor jenkins, Hon. A. II. Stephens, hon. 3. II.
Hill, Hon. H. v. johnson, and Hon. ID. W. Hillard.
Each and oil of these gentlemen seemed Id inc
endowment of excellent health, and were present
- r 0N0o0-S','.- Augusta ConstIuionalist.
SAD CAsuArTY.--A friend informs us that on
Sunday afternoon, between two and three O'CLOCK,
while a Mr.. Reorden AMI wife were walking from
the Village Of Granitevile q United States cavalry
man suddenly came upon them, riding at o furious
rate, and before Mrs. r. could get out OF the way
She was run over and most shockingly mangled Dy
the heels OF the horse. Prompt medical assistance
Was at hand in the person OF DR.. Magic, who, after
examination, pronounced the lady dangerously IN
iurcd internally besides having her right arm pro-
ken in two places. The conduct of tho cayalrylna1
in thus dashing through public street was mex
cuaable.-Augusfa Press.
AN EyoDUs.-The steamer Dictator, on Saturday
afternoon last took over seven hundred froeumen,I
many of whom had their families ana housenolu o,s
Goods with thcm-al en- route for Florida, Waefe
The majority of them will be distributed rs hciu
hands over different plantations IN that stato
while many will be employed on the tlorlaa tslllI
road They were gathered from various parts Is O.
this State by energetic agents, Were al cScene eas
specimens Of physical health and went away IN tue
best ofspirits. 57,;ot, -,
This is the second instalment that the Dictator m
has carried to Florida within weekIshe ,1 nls'
consisting Of at least eight hundred held hanas
Has Georgia too many to work the piantiato..s i
The Thomasvillo Enterprise complains OF tne Z,
conduct Of the Federal soldiers attached 70 tnt
Freedmen's Bureau in that place.. 1t seem tnc. I1,
5pY3ra6
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# BOARD OF FIREMAsTERs-ANE ELEC-
TI0N for CLERK AND SUPERINTENDENT and a
PUMP CONTRACTOR for Upper and Lower Wards will
be held at the regular meeting Of the Board 18th instant
Applicants will hand In their letters or tefore that
time. B. ". STRlBEIs
January s 10 Clerk and Superintendent
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Jaw NOTICE.

.. &. MCINTOSH,
ATTORNEY AT LAW AND SOLICITOR In
EQUITY,
WILL PRACTICE N THE COURTS FOR THE
w EASTERN CIRCUIT, embracing the Districts OF
Chesterfield, Marlborough, Darlington, Marion and VII
Enmsbnrg.
Prompt attention given to collection Of Claims
OIce az Darlington Court House.
REfERENCEs:
Messrs. ADAMS, FROST Il CO., Charleston, 8. G.
- Messrs, G.. w. WILLIAMS T. CO., Charleston, 8. G.
Messrs j.. L. J. D. KIRKPATRICK Charleston, s. c.
Gen. JAMES CONNER, Charleston, s. c.,
Mai. ED. N. THURsTON, Charleston, 8. c.
j. ELI GREGG, Esq, Mars Bluff.
- JANUARY 81 - esN2.-z=5y.yzss. limo
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The Thomasvillo Enterprise complains OF the n
conduct Of the Federal soldiers attached TO - sne
Freedmens Bureau in that place.. u seem 1nIs ~
are given to going on sprees anu KICKING up 'n0
mischief generally.
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GENERAL PRICE IN New ORIEANs.-The New Or
leans correspondent Of the Jackson Miss, Clarion

& General Price and daughters have arrived from
Mexico, and are stopping at the st. Charles The
General is much reduced in flesh, 80 much 80 that
he does not present physical difference from his
fellow men as wide as during the days OF the
"Confedoracy." Misfortune has not soured his
disposition, however, and be still wears that pleas
ant and agreeable countenance which can only be
inspired BY benevolent and generous heart
May his days yet be long and prosperousI
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s@NOTICE.-L, KATE DOUGLAS, WIFE OF
WILLIAM b. DOUGLAS, now residing at No. King
street. and carrying on the retail business, give notice
that in one month from the date hereof will act as
SOLE TRADER KATE DOUGLAS. :
JANUARY 8TH, 1857. limo January8
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@AUDTTOR's OFFICE, SOUTH CAROLINA
RAILROAD COMPANY, CHARLESTON, DECEMBER
29 1s66-An interest the Funded Debt Of the Com
pany payable by Coupons the 1st Of January 1857
will be paid presentation at the Auditors Office in
John-street, on or after the Sd pro1imo. -z:-Zs
Dccomber % ]. B. EMERY, Auditor.
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General News

Sr. PAUL, MIMI, January 15.-A Bill has been
introduced into the House to strike the word
ttwhite" fr-m the Constitution; also, resolution
requesting Senator Norton to resign.
New YORK, January ia Nashville dispatch
to the Tribune says that the Legislature will un-
doubtedly pass, at On early dny a Bill extending
the rights Of suffrage to the freedmen.
New YORK, January 15.-It is anticipated that
the Commissioners of Pilots have forbidden the
participation Of any pilots of this harbor IN the
proposed race across the Atlantic, and, therefore
the match between the J. D. Jones and the Hope
No. has been broken OF: It is stated, on Fenian
authority, that Stephens sailed for Europe salui'
NEW YORK, January 15.-The receipts Of Cotton
for the week we're 10000 bales. Exports in same
period were IA 900. Stock on hand and on board
ship not cleared, $4,000. Receipts at all ports
since September LIST, 80, ,000 against 976,oOU II
same period last year.
ALBANY, January 15.-Hon. Roscoe Conkllng was
elected Senator.
HARRISBURG, Pa, January l5-GoverEor Geary
was inaugurated with imposing ceremonies at nooI
to-day. His inaugural address was Intensely Rad
COL and applau5s. Congress. He says upon its de.
liberations and actions our present interests and
future welfare all depend.
HARRISBURG, Pa, January i5.-Cameron was
elected to tho United States Senate to-day. The
Democratic members voted for Cowan.
HARRISBURG, Pa, January l5.-cameron, Senator
himself in opposition to universal amnesty.
ST. LoUIs January 15.-It is reported that Gov
ernor Fletcher has again stationed two companies
Of militia in Lafayette county, to the great dis
pleasure of the Conservatives.
Marine News.
New YoRK, January 15.-Arrivcd the San Saliva
Monterey, from New Orleans; Saragossa, from
GharlaStOn.
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aT ELMORE MUTUAL INSURANCE COM
PANY-The Stockholders having determined at meet.
ing held Monday, 7th inst, that the affairs of the
Company SHOULD BE IMMEDIATELY WOUND UP, oil
parties holding Policies requested to call and have
the same cancelled without delay and receive the quota
Of the proaiums paid by them orthe unezpired periods
Of their policies 1850.
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NON PVO21o'
II in conversation wi
the words consolidated
of the United States
course, the common
lllent, operating under
preted by the Supreme
Iremain yourt
fSirnedl
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God 1885, Five-twenties Of '62, l075;; OF 6a, 1Uo5
seyen.thirt1es. 1o44; Missouri 6's, es. Cotton dull
and shade lower. Sales 500 bales Uplands at s4t
Flour dull and lO@15c. lower. State 50 40@l2 40;
Ohio sl1 9O@14 Is; Western 50 40@13 IS; Southern
and la2c. lower; mixed Western 81 65. Provi-
sions sion generally quiet and unchanged. Whiskey
quiet. Rice dull. Sugar steady; sales 400 hhds
Muscovado at 103@11c Coffee quiet. Moasses
dull. Naval Stores quiet and steady. Freights q
ahoda fiTToer
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RF ARTIFICIAL EYES.-ARTIFICIAL .HU-
MAN EYES made to order and inserted by Drs +.
BAuCH and P. GoUGLEMANN formerly employed by
RorssosNEAu OF Faris No. 500 Broadway, New York.
arr,I Il 1yr
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aP FREEDMANs SAVING BANK, CHARLES
TON S. O., No. ESTATE sTREET-Money deposited on
before January 21s 1867 viii be entitled to interest
as from January 1st NATHAN RITTER,
January II Acting Caahier.
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@BEAUTIFUL HAIR.-CHFVALIER'S
LIFE FOR THE HAIR positively restores gray hair 70
;.nnarts life and
strength to the weakest hair stops its falling Out at
once; keeps the head cean is unparalleled as haie
dressing Sold by all Druggists and fashionable har:
dressers and at my Office. No. 1923 Broadway, New
York SARAH A. CHEVAL1ilis' ID. y.
January 3mos !.
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mAWAY WITH sPECTACLEs.-oID EYES
made new, without spectac1es, Doctor or Medicine.
Pamphlet mailed FREQ on receipt Of ten cents Address
E. B. FooIE NJ. D., No. 1850 Broadway. New York
Nopn,,ohnr
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Z. M:WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
E. NJ WHITING, Esq, aa candidate for Sheriff Of
Charleston Judiciap District at the next election.
1antau hor :s'
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@sT. MARYs CHURCH, HAsEL STREET.
In compliance with the resolution Of the vestry adopted
at their meeting December p 1885, Requiem Mass viii
be offered up in this Church To-Day at 10 o'clock N
in behnlf Of the late EDOUARD 8IoTTET.
The RI Rev. Bishop LYNCH viii be present The
congregations Of the various Catholic Churches of the
city and the friends of the deceased, invited to at
tend on the occasion. January 16
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ne THE HEALING POOL AND HOUSE OF
MERCY-HoWARD ASSOCIATION REPORTS, for
Young Men, on the CRIME OF SOLITUDE, and the
ERRORS, ABUSES and DISEASES which destroy the
mnnly powers and create mpcdimcnts to MARRIAGE,
with sure means of relief Sent in sealed letter en-
velopes free of charge. Address DR.. ]. sKLLlN
HoUGHTON, Howard Association. Philadelphia, Pa.
Jannarv16 3mo !.
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s@ GuLIsONV1LLE, 8. c., JANUARY 7TH,
1s67-On Aoaday the 4th Of March next, the Commits.
sioners of Public Buildings will receive proposals with
plans and spocihcahons) for enlagng the Log Ja ct
GiIonfsonvile. ]. ". MOORE,
Jannnrv IL WI Secretayy.
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Domestic Markets.

New YORK, January 15.--Flour 10 cents lower;
Wheat dull and nominally lower: Corn dull and
dropping. Pork quiet; new Mess, Western, s20 g.
Midaling Uplands. Freights steady. Gold, 81
Exchange, 81; Sight, 10! Fve.twenties Of '62. 73!;
of ga and '65, 105i; Tens 99i; Sevens, 104l.
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The Row Among the New York Council
men,
Trno New York papers have the following ac-
- IL 80 ~ -, Tho co,,nc;t Chasnher in that
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I IMMEDIATE APPLICATION OF THE NEG
FRAGE EXPERIMENT..

Receptions among tho high dignitaries Of tue
Capital are ow all the sgo." General Grant led
off in yery brilliant affair on Wednesday night,
and the Cabinet Ministers have respectively done
likewise during the several nights since.
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By order Of Board Of Drectors, ,..
January 10 JOSEPH WHOGDkN, Secretary.
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LABOR PRospECTs-EEPUDLIcAN EXECUTIVE COMMIT
TEE-REsoLuToNs ADOPTED.
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New YORK, January 15-Arrivcd, the San Saliva
dor, from Savannah; Albemarle, from Norfolk;
Monterey, from New Orleans; Saragossa, from
Gharlaat0n
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Washington News.

The Bill for the admission of Colorado, with
similar amendments, passed by voto OF 81
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EY BEWhHE OF Il COUN 7 Ert1 Fl =
December 1U
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State Items.

mu, Ennc.,1on ~ FREEDMEs. fine two story
LIE s.honl honsa WI soon be erected in this
ctV hy the United States GGSernment IN I9ItheIs
o once " Of the above object ..srge numper @ Oh
pupils Of both sexes now regularly aeno inS uay
and night schools established and, we are a ~
ed have eratified their teachers by evidences ~
II involvement. The new structure will be plain,
hnf convenient Tor its purpose and be located IN
the vicinity of the African Church, between pam
and washington streets. The contract has been
awarded to Mr.. Clarke eWaring.-Caroa"adn.
RAr1oNs TO THE PooR.-We learn that zen.
Greene, the Commandant of this District, mas re-
ieyed not little suffering among the poor OF the
State. Durinp the month Of January his officers
distributed some seven thousand ratlons, among
the recipients Of which we're one hundred and nlne-
teen white persons. lE February thus tar ovef SIX
Thousand rations have been issued to the poor. LIZ
ia frequently difficult to discover those who arc
really in need from the idle and dssolute who pre-
tend to be so but it is reasonable to suppose tht
with the discrimination exercised, much 6enent
has been conferred on the two classes ct depen-
dents by the officers Of this Post,-Ibid
BLOODY FIGHT ON DEAN SwAMP.-We learn that
on Monday, the 25th inst, the house OF MIR. Ihos
B. Tyler, Jr., was broken open and large amount
of clothing taken out. MIR. Tyler, who had been ~
a spring about one hundred yards from the house
saw the rogue making his escape. He caught vi
his gun and pursued, overlook the negro ana or
dered him to halt. The negro drew revolver ant
threatened to Kill Iylec II ne tonoWea MN. I5pc
fred at him about forty yards of and thinks he hi
him. Two OF Ty!er's dogs coming up brought tht
negro to bay, wheroupon Tyler rushed up to Inn
(the negro continuing to s1ap bis pistol at Tyler
| and by blow over the heal with his gun brough
him to his knees. The negro, however, belns be
much the strongest man, got the gurl, from Tylc
and jumped on him, striking In with his pistol OF
the breast and head. In the scuf1e Tyler got OIL
his knife and stabbed the negro in the novels
whereupon he jumped off and rantway into Pea Dcal
Swamp The ground was covered with blo1 o.
! where they fought, and the negro must be 6adl
hurt, No clu. to the name Of the rogue has oee1
obtained. -0range8urg Times.
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Southern Loyalists.

A correspondent Of the New York Times, writing
from Augusta, Ga, gives The following excellent
picture Of the Southern loyalists:
But the loyal men who make all the noise, who
write the anonymous letters to Sumner, and who
cannot feel safe among the rebels are the worthless
Of the Society Of "Loyal Southerners," most OF
whom reside at present in Washington, we're born
and brought up in New England, and never spent
twelve month"; consecutively south Of Mason and
men, Senators, Judges, members Of the Legsla-
ture, &C., &C. They want to get their hands into
the Treasures Of the States and of the Union.
They want to get rich without the toll and delays
Of honest labor, and unless they can be made the
Guided, they have no possible means of attaining
the elevated and lucrative positions to which they
ASPIRE They can tell. Of bhe most heartrending
outrages They can detail their own cruel perse-
outioas for loyalty's sake, and they can demon
strate TO nicely the absoGse necessity OF g,pg
Union and restore peace. There is another class
of men who are constantly on the lookout for
outrages persecution and treason, and are prone
to construe very yenisl acts as 'ssedition, priyy
conspiracy and rebellion" These are the little
Federal officials Of every sort, kind and denomi-
nation who now swarm at every crossroads,
swaeger Justify, abuse the President on all oc.
casions, and hurrah for "0ld Tbad., = with whom
they pretend to be in hourly communication - and
on terms Of the most affecting intimacy. They
know that il they were not pefsscuted and out
ragged and in hourly terror for their personal safe
ty from the peculiarly unsuhdued rebels by whom
they are surrounded, and il negroes in their vcin-
ty were not murdered md mgtilated With the re-
quisite AMOUNT Of atrsoity aad E in sufficient mum,
longer @ needed, and that they would be permitted
to retarn to the bosom Of their families, where
their immunity from persecution would be attend
cd by loss Of the pay and p.ckings which nov con-
sole them in great degree for their slfferlngs
murder @ and mayhem would not altogether com:
nensate them for the loss Of that Importance and
dignifed ease which they now enjoy
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A FEW WORDS OF COMMON
SENSE.

How few there are who are not subject to some affection
of the ungs or respiratory organs who, BY negecnnS
premonitory symptoms, aggravate the complaint untl
disease strkes its shafs causing torture
of the paent and anxiety and distress to friends only
cold IL IA slight sore throat" is the heedless remark
thoudhtless expression Of thousands whom Death mas
marked for his prey. . -
Forewarned Forearmedl should be the motto forever
In the minds Of all subject to Coughs, Colds or
Influenza Words Of advice should be Needed by al SUI
ferino from Asthma, Bronchitis Consumption Keller Is
within their reach; and neglected, fatal consequences
ensue-a life Of misery's daily, hourly suuggie lor OK.
istence contest in which there can De out one
Death :. I,
oes it not appal the strongest mind, to think OF the
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cuse can be offered when timely warnngis Is sounded IN
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December o"o