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NOTICE TO CREDITORS,
Notice to Creditors.

TIE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
E0ickcns-En EGnlay.
John B. Earle aud others )Crcditors' Bill 10
vs. sell Real Estate.
JiW. Livingston, Adm r.ct.als Marshal ,sscts, &c
}. w. Livingston, Ad"'r Cross BEN to cancel
~ Conyeyanccs, sell Real
Eliza a. LorlOn, ct als Estate, &c
| INDER m order Of the Court Of Equity, made
Y in these causes. at Jnuo Term. 1867, all the
creditors Of the late Col. +. W. Fitzpatrick. dcccas.
ed, nrercquircd to prove thsir demnnds before me
according toslaw, in my Office. OH or before the
14th dly of October next. on pain Of heing barred
Of any advantage under the decree to DO rendered
in these causes.
ROB'T. A. THOMPSON, o.Er.p.
Comrs Officc, July IL, 1867 8n
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Greenville and Columbia Railroad.
IINTGI4 f,nsher nntce, the Passenger Train on
~ the Anrrsoa lra.lch will return to a urrson
every Monday and Friday morning.
B. SLOAN, Superintendent.
Columbia. S. e.. Aug. l3. 1867 4S
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THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
Pickcns-An Equity.
T.. B. Colhoun, Admir-, Amended Bill for In.
va. junction, Marshallng
John 3. Earlc, et.als. Assets Partition, &c.
ON henrng the amended bill, andon mnt;sn
" of Mr.. Burt. complainant's Solcitef. it is
ordered that a Writ Of Injunction g ~ issue y, in in
be, Of the late Col. John EIy;dg Calhoun, Mar
tina Maria Calhoun, senier, and Martha Maria
Calhoun. junior. restraining them from ,inatitu
ting suits at Law Rr tho recovery Of their claims
against the Estates Of oaeh Of these intestatea
respectively. Il l.sa
Conn'rs Office Mny1a, 1869 34--8
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RECEIPrTS

The following pcr<ons have paid on ,hcir sub
scrpion to the COURIER, as follows:
Gny;on Lewis 81 ~
ID. NJ. Alexander - d
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Bill for Construc-
ton, Partition, Re-
lief, &c.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-05-02

The Court Of Examination In tho Cases or
y lack BROWN Henry sheppa1sa, .John Mel
!" willie as.z Bea3anain svgayne, sscolored
Charged with Larceny OF Cotton.
The following curious and exciting scene in q
Justices Court, where a lawyer refuses to plead
under . symbol OF : Confederate Tag, we take
from the Savannah -Ness q Herald Of Tuesday
last !: II.
Is Pursuant Is demand of defendants, oo,,nsel =
The: :ssoys casssI Justice Isaac MsMszsb Convened
Court OF Examinad in the above entitled causes
at 10 O'clock on Yesterday morning. Pending the
be grepased to go into examination It 10 O'Clock
NJ and crayed the indulgence Of the Court at
e9pF 6 Ms Honor after
attorneys for defence. assigned o'clock as the
s&s 1oas four oooo lie ii Is
| s. Yates Levy, Esq, ana Major John O. Fa1ria
and the defence, represented by Philip M. Rus,
sell, Jr:, ESQ, and 8. Hessatne, Esq, were
| At4A O'clock Mr.. P: M Russell, -Jr., addressed
the Court upon the questions involved and the
hardship Of the cases, and craved;an Immediate
s: Yates Levy, for the prosecution, resisted the
POSITION OF counsel pending the deiberations of
the Court: Cot Hesseltine protested as one & the
Court alleging Is cause that ths Court euss had aas, 1ne
pended plctute of Confederate flag IN the room,
fna aa s9Rs sngth spoke to the propriey 81
/ under such cclora. We would here remark that
the picture n qaestion was e. small steel engrav-
hrated poem Of tie Conquered Banner" which
inf 81 shas %aasag1 hs might take hSn1s
that be never fought under that Az aud that hattie Se
you'd not appesE ain any Court room where tha,
this point Of tho discussion he was intarrnnt,
ed oy me- i s. =. the counsel Tor the Stake
that matter had to do with the question lat the
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-05-02

i \.9o "sse1 oe@o) ~ 1oIn some conception OF tt
gores Of the "Black Crook OF Of the ballet seen
in 'sicilian Yespers.n
j! We cannoa give the entire programme, as it
too long; but cannot do less than say that it wa
admirably carried out in every detail The dresse
we're elegant, appropriate and tasteful Viewer
specially struck with the three Queens, with Ceres
Il venus, Diana, Vesta, Nox, and Iris .."
i The exercises commenced with the entry of th
II following celestials.: ,: i
4 MoraLh1ias Mary Louisa Evans.
h .svvy7aph--Miss Mary E. Price. .-r.,t-.
! Ceres-Miss Anna Mehrtens.
Il Nyrnp7t-Miss Ella Higgins
i MsneTud-Mss Alice Evans.
Il Nyn:ph-HIiss NJ. F. Prince,
Il Penus-M;ss Sallie G. Gilliland
i NympKl-Miss Eliza B. Higgins
Auroro-Miss Rosa Z. Kna1f.
/ Ny1.ph-11iss Susie Smith.
i Dtan0-Miss NJ. x. Mood
. Pomona sal1ie @. wilson
:Hs,,g :KHyn;naIniss Mi Rssa Re- e Ha5risSn. q
! Nsnph- Miss Cecile L. Peck.
Hymeph ~, MISS Ann :: Daniels. .sE.:
Nynpa-Siiss Matilda % Deory.
n.ls-lliss Meta Black. =: 2.a
Nynaph-Miss Eliza Higgins
H. PUes-Miss Jessie Wilson.
Groces- Misses N. r. Loryea, Fannie Ferguson.
Faletta David. 51 - =
After performing sundry graceful girations and
evofudons, they retire. 30 come TO the grove
with me-" wss then sung, and goddssses, &C., re-
entered, accompanied by two heralds. Miss
;,t ,,.o 1'A"1'A -
..-..t rrowua oIa,e e,n,,,,,,,, :, o,., ;-
Misc No. ph;n Nv. "r 1No"Aas
Miss Annie Won Dohlen.; MISS Virsin;a virginia Moaaa a
| Miss Anna J. Mahony. Miss Henrietta Her sch
ro,,r.. 49,. Y. r, field;
Third MAID Of Honor@Niaa Ea i; Tal,en F s1Ssest
ton. n; : AA-.N - ' 1na Eugen1a "har-
II. -r.a
ii second maad- OF Honor-Miss Adolphine p Poin
First Maid ~ Honor Mo, ,S q n..:o,.
Queen q 1ove=-Miss Eiodia = duran u Aes'
Inc addresses to the throne and from the throne
were all in good French; the Queen Of Love a a..
pears. being of that nat;on = e
e,...3 :, -, -, ~. @ oeeause pre-
Ae..eu oy 1aris on mount :Aos. - 5'-t.s& .'''.F
- Part second opened as before, the following re-
gal suite entering - = 80 - - p II
sporo1ds. NT;.. si,,,:s :, r,
'A1S Fourth Maid =, i Honor .,ss ,. I,.,. .s::
Thi5d Msid q aenorNiss lizsie 4. iFSSes. Faies.
Scemtre SeasesMigs naseerAn4;s. noss s blehme IN
E;rst Ms - .s1alilse T-nue anua an Boone -
sana 1;o sT!9 - t5o4or-tnlss = beEtna MelskoH
Queen Of % Beauty Rats Krnse Suna Lampe'
Inc exercises this time we're in German and 1ts
must say that the Queen OF Beauty smoke tba To;,
tn, in ;ta: cbr;caat epoHe l,. ene Aea-
e sue.o ae.snss ana nad CHARLES Y
b;s suu.u navo 1ouno reason 70 change
A. f,r .,aa.a g. ~ -.a..,a oi!iy
aha ,.,daassaa o",e iouuu II spoken Iot
nafTs cast;1;o1 on,r 30 ns'o resef Veo iof ms
A.U.'o @ ". S.ssnlAn li onls y
~ s:1n = representmg the coso-
,ae4 @o-sia. =, @ns s!:ao e.oHer ssneen ~:
urry. N oores ee.n ano na Miss May
eenesour 1ueenl; J: !: i = II =: =: :,
ssssf a MSid or E Hq5.sl-afiss A Iqla Iegaze:s
Third MAID OF II HonorGM;ss o5ss Mo1u yqna Wayne.
nj ,OfH Han "A Aa.rt~I Ir1.1 r
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-05-02

~ SOUTH CAROLINA sOCETY.-r,rE
Members Of tho Society requested to attend tho
neral Of Mr. GEORGE K1NLocH. at st. Philips chnrcb
st o'clock. This afternoon. FRANCIS LANCE.
Maya -## H -,
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-05-02

The New Constitution Of South Carolina
I "a correspondent Of the New York Eoers7q Post
writes to that journal from Colum bis, s. G., as fol-
lows: s.S E.ss:,gaa >sa; >i; !. ~; :;
..eThe Governor is to-day. issuing circular, ad-
dressed to various public men in the State, asking
persons qualified to act registers and man ayers
OF elections and able to take the test oath. Gem
era Ackies Is thus preparing to order the regis
..'. ~ tseIhe Convention itef, and posaibly
the following legislature, will be q motley gather
!n9: composed Chiefly ,of new men your lawyers,
1ne1yiduals who have never before held Office and
those who can control o large negro vote. The
work to be done viii probably be suggested by
:''Our people heartily favor the proposition tn
engfatS provision ~ the new constitution that
the colored race shall beiprovided, by appropria-
s;aaa tiGn nth tree schools and ths
This provision. with the privilege OF Suffrage, viii
constitute the main features Of the new instru
ment. 35 49, 7ag. - -
tsWe are, however, paying more attention TO the
question, what we shall eat,' than how We shall
vote. Food is at present Of infinitely more I'M
portanee than politics. our people are literally
dehee>o the:Want thatse1ists "a the1antry. Those
VINO who we're re once wealthy are to-day thankful 1m q
for,bread, and mothe.s have grown rale in giyinS,
the last morsel to their babes. Pride hides thons
SANDS of these cases from the public eye, but there
that wclld stir heart of stone. Even titii wi.ie
Writing this letter gentleman has called ;at INV
f.esadence re-. 1t late honr of the night aud here a
rem; NO bread since morning mo hope tor tie NOR.
row. Tears aow down the manly cheek and the
UPS qhiver as the tale is told and there is blush
u my own face ~ dole ont the few necessities o1
| Life to one who but . few months ago wss able to
|dispense his own charity BY hundreds. The Gov.
ernor states that oneioarth of the popaatio have
about sending us q luxury In the shape or sforty
Thousand pounds Of bacon. \ ts .
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Tho Relatives and Friends or Mr.. . nd
Mhs: GEORGE KNLocH and family. arc invited to at
ena tne 1unerai services Of the formor st. Phillips
Church. This Afternoon, at s O'Clock
Mayo
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-05-02

HoRsE THmF ARaEsTEDI-A notorious !. Eorsa
thtef iwas arrested last Saturday at .sPlne Ioe.p
near near Mhi5eyilleE g, BY the we'll known detec-
:hye, Mr. q. 3. Hicks, Of charlestcn, from whose
fine mnle on the 18th instant We learn trDna Mr.
AIcks that this Henry sommers alas Sanuei
Saekson ss Gaas James Jones has been operating In
dier, and that in the neighborhood Of his planta-
ton several horses and mules have been stolen Ia
gang OF thieves that have been operating snccess-
tnly between North and South Carolins for some
It is TO be hoped that his arrest will lead to
ciates Mr.. Hicks recovered his mule at this plaoa
era With hfs accustomed energy and p6fss7eranoe
pursued .theg thia1, arrested Hand2 carried hun
viii enjoy his ost,n, cum dgnSuke unti it is to ID
hoped, he expiates his crime.o ON the galiows. q 9
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!Es,sssa1cus ApcEnssv. .is our painful duty to
'1scora REQ most p.in@1ni @ acesdent WHICH occurred in
soan of esteemed fa]lo Rev. Il NJ LIZ
rtle " attempting 70 inInp eueu buggy his feet
On very SEVERELY, Wa:wose pleased ySo lean va yas-
terdAy that he5 was doing ax we'll dr. scnuid Be aI.
pected: " is our farvent wish thAt No win eoon
$50 Attse Harvey ontRPogo our stysstaa again..
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Domestic. ,1InT1kGts.
tTIls t,sGIHt : ssat - s.l4,yJ"- 30 as.,-.,.
~ NOON nrApArnu- :. ~

~. = .
Whsat 1a2c better. Corn 1a2c. better. Pork dun
! sat ea 66a2a TO-. Lard quiet hiskey duI Cot
ton dull and nominal Frsights quiet. Stocks
active and strong. .5.'a2 coupons lii Exchange,
% days 1895 Sight t. 1o5. Money 81 psr cent.
aoid 1ah. fsst3 IT'S " W.T.; 81 Gl \
SC. :Ss 4: Y EVENING IuspArcH:s. .:u ~. . ~.
X. Cotton closed declining land 10, lower Sales
I 1000 bales AZ. 28c. for Middiing UpIanGs. Flour
Guist ct an adyance OF 5aios State $40 15a1a 80
southern hsmer; idixed to good 4i2 4ea14 90 ;
!; Fancy and Extra s14 10a1s 0o., Corn quiet, at an
. advance Mized Western 81 s7Aa1 Pork active
and arner bbls. II s2275.. Lard hesyy
y as l2la13a. Whiskey quiet. Rice dnii. Sugar
steady ;Muacoyado ua114. Coffee and Molasses
quies. Furpentine 72a7s Kosin IS s7aae cd. nal
low heayy at na113c. Wool duh and EASIER Texas
q Domestic Hleecs 4aas4 Freights qaiea
gana STOOLS acdye., 's2, sx coupons, 1o7i
z07a :1o4es. s con.
pons, 9ea9si 7-30s, first series 1861 others 105a
Godae41 w. VI. <,:.i. y. sSii.. ,f.. s.,, 4'
BA1t11nRE,i May Is. Coffee firm and scarce. sn.
gar dull and nominal at d0ta107e sor sair 70 good
szefnngs; T1dur SCARCE and inactive, but nominal
81 y nnchanged2 Com, as the weatherw west was IN
favorable, da lined; white 81 2; mixed RI 2o Pro
Visions firm. Bulk Shoulders, loose, 90. Sides
u packed, !; 10ac. Mess Pork s2s .7ba2As Wester1
!. Lard 1870. Whiskey nominal. ~ +4
5z-s SE. Leu1s, May 1-Superfne Flour 80 50a11 so
Corn declining at 81 o6a1 II. Provisions and Lari
sdnn and unchanged, \. K G's1SS;ss 1-5%;s
;Ii.. y #. AounsvnLz, May 1-superane Flour 80 rs
slhened Corn. Sf u; in the ear 81 TO- Baco.
- % siee y "a Lard aaa hiake.
t ~ ~ :. III. 81 1sss,. !. X ss'
.3.i ], c1usazA11 May Flour frm, superane s12,
snHn higher, 81 To- Whiaksiy, dnll
81 4 q ae serh a2 Bacon Shoulders, pc Sides
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-05-02

~ STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, CHARLES
TON NDIsTRIcT-DAN1ELH a. sMcox us. JOSEPH F.
BRAUN:-M THE COMMON PLEAS, ArrAcHatxr-
Whereas tbs Plaintiff did, the 2eth day OF
1857 hle his declaration against the DeSandant who s It
)ia absent from without the limits Of the sate
and has. neither wife nor attorney known within the
Rame' upon whom aeopy Of said declaration might bo
ser.ed 3 :5v ~ zs 7 " n. ..-.s:r:.@ ..s:S
Is therefore ordercd that the said Defendant
and plead to the said declaration ON or before the
9th day February which win be Il the year Of our Lord
1858; otherwise final Judgment w BE- given
and awarded agsinst him. J.. W. BRowNFIEI.D,
Clerks Once, Charleston District. cc.P
March Ns.S. .$% 5@. 1o1nol2
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ST ARTIFICIAL EYEs.-ARTIFICIAL HtJ-
MAN EYES made to order and inserted by Drs =
BAucH and P doUaLEMANN formerly employed By
Ro1ssoNNEAu OF Paris,. No. 5ss Broadway Now York.
April IA 1v :.-
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% OFFICE SAVANNAH AND CHARLESTON
aAILkoAp. COMPANY. No. % BROAD ST., APRIL, 30
lse7-Holdors Of tho Seven Per Cont First Mortuspc
second Lien Bonds of .he Charleston and Savannah
hailroad Company. respectfully informed that q
ana after the first poxio. the Savannah and Charles
~ company will issue Scrip Certificates in
lieu Of receipts given when thesBonds were
ana WI continue to do until tho first of June after
which time the books win be closed and the privilege
:. ting said Bonds for Stock viii terminate.
4 . Secretary and Treasurer Saw z e. y. ": FISHER,
AAAA1sy q thB2
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speciai messenger II Is statod iaa haa,, ,,,.
20 Attsqta to sefysG theHrikF or Itha 81.
reuas Court on Gen. Pope, n TIE Godreias a;
.s:a IN $ss 1aess
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-05-02

| 0AN0 Il AOASH
CLOTHING II | H@o|IUyB d !!
OUR SPRING STOCK rs NOW
ready, and comprises q better assort-
ment Ct
CLOTHING I.
II ''.. '-"% AND :--s-..-t, Ga.4
FURNISHING \ /; GOODS
Adapted to this market, than we
have ever offered. We have given
particular attention in getting up
this Stock to lightness OF fabric.
strength Of material and durability
OF color: Much the larger portion
Of our Stock is made in our own
Workshop; and we warrant il Id
every respect equal to custom work.
We have Goods not Of our own man
ufacture, such as are usually sold
eady-made, the. difference we shall
be glad to show our customers,
In fixing our prices, from which
we make no deviation, we have taken
into consideration the depressed
state Of the market, and Che unfYer-.
sal desire to buy goods cheap. Y
We: give below some Of our lead
ing prices: VI.
CHECK CASHMERE SUITS = =. IS 90
ALL WOOL TWEED SUITS ~: :. s::ss :. 8: 90
ALL WOOL TWEED SUITS. lis 90
BLACK LACK AND wErTE NIX CASHMERE I; 3i s.'
SUITS, our own maRe:: . .. .. . . :. III 90
= THREE q STYLES OF MIDDLEsEx cAss1-
MERE SUITS, DARK, MEDIUM, AND -
BLACK AND WHITE Mex CASHMERE h.
SUITS ITS GO: ::: 80 Z: v: "a o.
SILK NIX rR1UoT, DIFFERENT MIX.
TUREs :. :. I. g; a. 90
F1NE BLACK 81 stz GERMAN MA ra1coT su1rs 90
DARK DARK BROWN GRAIN Dz:PoUDER \.
- sITrre s..Ss->s 90 ~
BLACK DRESS SUITS; ranging in prico ::e:
LINEN SUITS, from . .s5 to 10 90
=: ;i::s:::.s; 49, :.=F' 'S,$&s-:a
stsR, fe,at
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~. I.as-:R EAU - HAIR.-OHEVALER
LIFE M FOB THE HAIR positively restores gray har to
Its original color and beauty iparts lie AND
Strength to the weaksst hair; stops ts fa1hng out
ouce keepa the head clean; is unparalleled as har
-aresstng Sold BY all Druggists and fasionabls har
drease1s, and at my cdice. No 1l23 Broadway, New
York M s5rs q Y +, SARAH H'A-CHEvALIER, NJ d..
!. 81 .- .i--s 2.-:' @@.GE iD0WE & MOIBE, ~
No. 161 Meeting street y: :
* q \! -. Opposite Charleston Hotel.
sa1nAsy 81 -. = = =, :tsS:t.-z oznos
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y. aTNoTICE TO CONsIGNEEs.- -CoNs1GNEEs
per steamship sARAGossA, Captain cRowz11, from
New Cork are hereby nohae1 that thoy must sign the
General Average Bond; at the Office of Messrs ". B.
HERloT Co., Broad street. before their goods viii be
delivered, RAvENn $50.
. May =
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!: ss-WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
E. N. WHITING, Esq. as candidate for sher,r .,
Charleston Judicial, District at the next election
i September 1C-' ~ ta ,. '4" ~ Il
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-05-02

aS HOMESTEAD BUILDING AND LOAN
majority OF the stock having been
subscribed for 1t is proposed to commence operations
s Parties disposed to subscribe can find usta At
g. W. AIMAR, Drug Store
JOSEPH WHILDEN, Elmore Inaurance %
VIM G. WHILDEN & CO.. No 2s5 King ct.
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THE FRsT-CLAss o. 8: MAN. sTEAMBH1p
y "a L T"I G
-sal A g. JONES, Master,
WIN Leave Pier No. 4s n B. on sa!u,das April N At
-. 80. - -. =. Noon, "
3 !: a:s-ts FOB SOUTHAMPTON AND BREA6EN
takng passengers to Southampton London Bavrn and
Bfenen the following rates, paysble IN gotta or its
First Cabin. $40; Second Cabin, us; stseraaa SIS
From sreInea so9thanpton and Hayre to New Yoak.
First Cabin, $l1Q; Second Cabin. SIS ateeraael SIS
EXCURSION TICKETS orr AND HOME-Ftrse
Cabin $40; Second Cabin, s1so; stesaee, s7o. - II
MESTEEN 3s @ METROPOLIS. Capt. WIZ W1m:. May
For Freight OF Passage apply 70 NJ =.
= S$@tf.-.g 19AAC TAYLOR PraaidAnf
February n " -.-' No 1OHroeiua1. N y
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- - - - 's'SSSAo1 4nB110ns 0oa30&e.s ;~
=. NEW YoRK May 1.-The Connecticut Icpisla-
ture organized Governor Esarrsu IL his
MESSAGE, says The situation Of public affairs, lin
seyeryaapect, is important Hsurges that, as citi-
zens Of aeornmon i, we should iendeasor to
extineuish the yindictive ,resentments engendered
by the laee civil, war, waged to maintain the
supremacy :of the iFedsrl Constitution, and tha
integrity df the national honor He states, the
great object was not ystattained the Union is not
yet restored Ten:states aze denied partcip IN
IA tbs N sonal Govarn1nsn ssthe a6tidnn Il Con
greas. such measures, II persisted in, will trans
FORM the Republic into sqespphsun.
He desms 4hes coursesofa legial&tion pursued by
Congress- wholly unwarrantable and as fatal to the
Union and Constitution as the doctrine of seces.
3aipn The. lesnlasion of the Thirty ninth Don:
gress, to large extent, was a series Of usurpa-
tions and infractons Of the Constellation he iar
gues that Congress- has. no more power, under The
Constitution, to establish military governments
in the Southern States than to institute an order
OF nobility in !, England; and he claims that Con
gress assumed that power only: for the purpose OF
)! more thoroughly accomplishing the subversion Of
State authority. II Congress can legislate for
those States, It is not difficult to foresee like in
teerence in Other States, and denies the right of
States to regulate internal il their own wev
henceGorth, &: :; EIlI - -
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SPECIAL NOTIcEs.

a| INFORMATION WANTED.-THE HEIRS
OF legal representatives Of MARCUS UPsoN, native or
resident OF chrleston who died in san Francisco in No
vemoer 1901 VIII hear OF something to their advantage
by applying at this Office M,xo
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~a5- THE PEOPLES NATIONAL BANK
CHARLESTON 8. c., january %, 1ss7.-The Board of
have determined to the Capital Of this
Bank @t&
Stock can bc had on application to
January % tuth q. q. Lopez Cashier
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TELEGRAPHIC.
Our Cable bispn tones,

4 HoNDox, May 1-Noon.--The stock board CLOSED
in Frankfort bonds 76i. f7,sHs .!A:;sE':-5'sl
PAR1s, MY 4.LBonds rs. . Rsntes, 81. Francs
LtvtkaaifooI, May Noon Cotton; opened easier,
but prices declined ID .nliddling ,Uplands LII.
Probable sales 5000 bales. Pork IT'S. Cd. Common
zsosin U.s.. Sd Ta2low As. 3D. Other articles I'M
changed. t..,st,a 81 * 4&., ~ 4.
IurnpooI, May IA p. M.;Cotsolnn on hemavy; 81 de-
clined las since noon, Middling Uplands liza
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t9gyzsHseoo1. s9. May 1.-The Great Eastern has ar
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And i'm Pants: and Vests.

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haAY iYts:WHiTE4 DUCK SUITS, &eii 30. " :
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aSERRORs' OF YOUTH.-A GENTLEMAN
who suffered for years from Nervous Debility Pre-
mature Decay and al the effects of youthful 1ndiscre
on WILL for the sake CT suffering humanity, send free
70 al who need II the receipt and directions for mixing
the simple reuaedy BY which he was cured Sufferers
Wishing to profit by the adversers experience can do
90 BY addressing, In perfect confidence,
Il zt$.i3 t.ls y -y.s tS.g.. $aa JOHN B. OGDEN
April x Smoa- No "A Cedar street, New York
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:. aE NOTICE TO. .MARINERS.-CA CAPTAINS
AND Wishing TO- anchor their vessels in Ashley
River are requested not to anywhere within direct
range Of the heads OF the. SAVANNAH RAILROAD
WHARVEs on the Charleston ana St Andrews side Of
the Ashley Rivers by which preoauon contact With 1.-THE
Submarine Telegraph Cable win be avoided. --.
.sst-.g..,s.ss S. Q. TURNER, H NJ
Harbor Masters oncs Charleston, February 6, 1861
. FebruaryI7 .f;::. s4i3 III ~ sI
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R THE STATE OF. SOUTH CAROLINA,
BERKLEY Observation-Disclosures COURT, Ap.h 25th,
lss7-ItiE ordered that esdoy next tho soth Apr be
spppInted sentenee Day, That an persons who have
BEEN found guilty at this Term of the Court and those
for whom sealed sentsnces hAye been Left at the January
Ter and those under recosnizances who have ied to
appear be brought up that d&y tia. Bench
issue against an those pares who have heretofore neg
lecd the summons of tho Court to appear and the
Contingent Docket be called. f--ssS1
b order ot Judge RioHAansos. sA5S sAS
% 4 !a3 s --s = HENRY g. TEw,
4 April q g,4sr s4i 5lls.t Deputy Clerk.
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~MISs1ssIPPrCENTRA RAILROAD COM
PANY. -sEcRErARY's OFFICE. WATER vAI-
LEY. MISSISSIPPI, 10th April 1867. = Eo1dera q,
the First Mortgage Bonds OF this Company are no
tiled thate provision made for the payment Of the in
terest Coupons falling due the LIST pro1mo dny).
at the Banking House Of J. B: Kirkland HILL.
TALMAdE Co. No 50 Pine street, New York.
q ..s4 A. J. McCANNTcO,
April % @ 6s eacra+,,r