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" of LAW in all its branches including the ton
OF titles. buying AMI selling real estate notes mortgages &c.
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CooEEp ScHooI"-in conversations wftha gen
tleman who lately visited the coored lsy-sch6ol in
this place, We learn that the pupils have made
considerable progress in the elementary tSenches
and all OF them gave evidences I'd, capacity FOR
learning.
After The exercises Of the school were oyor on
last Friday, we noticed that the pupils Of The color
cd school marched in procession up Brooks street
to lis terminus and then back, under the leader
ship Of their teachers. 1t was about O'Clock in
the day. and the little darkies, who were all rigeed
oeasel with the conspicuous part they were play
ing, that the burning rays OF old Sol fell unhecied
upon them One little fellow hal an entire suit OF
red red which seemed to mako him feel superior to
his less fortunate companions. We were pleased
OF OF these sable scholars took place. " " ~
Cutrh1og PiTsS
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From New York.

New YORK, October ARRIVED, the Henry
Chauncey, from Aspinwall, and the R1piddn from
Havana.
It is reported that the Croton National ank is
badly burst.
A collision took place yesterday on the Morris
and Essex Railroad. The cars were smashed and
the brakeman killed. 3
THE steamship Henry Clauitcey from Aspinwall,
brings sS1s,oOO in specie.
K1LBy SMITH, the Consul at Panama, sailed for
San Fra1c,sco. :
The revolution in Guatamela had been sup
pressed The coffee crop was very large.
PRADo had been procla lined President of Peru,
and the new constitution was promulgated.
Gold has been discovered in Northern Chill.
The Congress Of Ecuador had stormy ses-
sion, resulting in the expulsion of ex-President
GARCIA MORENO from the Senate. The. attempt to
expel Don ANTONIO FLORES failed.
SHERIDAN visited the stock and gold boards this
morning. There was wild enthusiasm. After the
excitement subsided, SHERIDAN thanked them
kindly, when the members sang cold John
Brown" much to the general satisfaction.
The Government examiners took possession OF
the Croton Nstional Bank to-day. 1t is thought
that the depositors will be paid eventually.
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For the information of our readers IN the country
We publish the following: =
HEADQUARTERS Cd MILITARY DISTRICT,
CHARI.EsTos, s. c., September 2G, 1867
General Orders No. 95.]
Numerous official representations having been
made to these Headquarters that the roads,
bridges and canseways " botL States are in aruin-
Qua and unsste, conditien and that the assistance
of.the-mihtary authorielS assraquired by the civil
officers charged with the reparation thereof to ell
able them to secure obediencetto their lawful re-
quirements in the premises, it Is ordered that the
.comm2nding officers of POSTS have thority to en-
force the performance of labor for the Aforesaid
purpose, whenever i'll their judgment necessity
exists therefor reporting their action promptly to
these Headquarters.
The following rules viii be observed in all cases
arising under the preceding paragraph:
First. Commanding officers Shall inform them
selves by the reports Of the public officers charged
with the reparation Of roads and bridges, and by
ture and extent Of work required, in order to rem
der the Important tholoughfares causeways and
bridges IN their posts conveniently passable and
safe to life and propertyHand will announce in or-
ders auch,works as should in their Judgment re-
celve aid from the mihekry authorities.
Second. Such Commanding Officers will obtain,
| from the proper local officers, estimates of the
arc1nt- OF laborrequired for such works, respec-
iIveiy, and an assessment OF the labor required for
that purpose, but not in excess OF that required
by the local laws setting forth the name Of each
person assessed, the work for which assessed, and
the number Of days work required Of such person;
also speclhcatlon Of the time when such persons
| shall commence work. and upon being satisfied
! that such estimate and assessment is Just and
| equitable, shall make an order requiring the per-
sons therein named to- perform. the respective
amounts of wolk at tire time and place therein as
sessed, such estimates and assessment lists to be
open for,public inspection, and to be corrected
from time to time whan the same shall appear II
| be unequal or Just.
Third. That any person negleclng or refu: INF
to perform the work required Of him shall b. ar
rested and tried before the Posi- Court, and il con
yicted shall be sentenced to pay fine OF two dol
lars (s2) for each days work required OF him AM
not performed through his fault; and for default
paying such fine, such person to be sentenced t
hard labor on some public road or thoroughfare
not to exceed two days for every. days work re
ouired of him by the local laws and not performed
By command of Bv;. Mai.-Gen. Ed R. S. Candy
| LOUIS V. CAZlARC,
| Aid-de-Camp, A. A. A. G.
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as-A YOUNG LADY RETURNING TO HEX
couRtry home. after soourn of few months in lie
CITY, hardly recognized by lef friends In place d
coarse rustic flushed face she had soft ruby conl.
plexon OF almost marble smoothfess aud instead
twintythree she really appeared but eighteen. Upon
quiry as to the OF great change. she plainly
told them that she used the CIRCAoSIAN BALM, an;
considered tan nyausbe acquisi TO any lady toilet
BY ts any Lady Gentlemen improve their per-
sonalappearance an hundred fold. 1t is simple in ita
combination, Nature herself is simple yet unsurpass
ed in its efficacy in drawing impurities roA also heal
ing cleansing and beautying the skin aud complexion
BY its directaction the cutcle draws from all its
impurities kindly healing the same and leaving the SUE
face as Nature intended it should becear SOFT smooth
aud beautiful. Price ST. sent by Mail OF Express
ceipt Of an order. by
Do 'te '-'- W. r. CLARK < CO., Chemists.
No. 8 West Fayette Street. Syracuse n. Y.
The Only American Agents tor the sale OF the
March 30 .T- ly
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special Revenue Collector, who has just re-
turned to Washington after six months tour
through the South and Southwest, represents the
frauds upon the revenue in the tobacco business
as scarcely inferior in extent and enormity to the
whiskey frauds. He has discovered frauds to the
extent of half q million of dollars. These we're
mostly brought to light in st. Louis, Cincinnati,
Louisville, Cairo and Memphis.
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Domestic Markets.


Domestic Markets.
NOON DISPATCH. -
NEW YORK, October 1.--Stocks heavy. Money
per cent: 30 Gold l4ss> Sterling, time, 1-6; sight,
Wheat 2a8o. better Corn, salc better. Rye firm.
OATS 10. lower. Pork quiet at $3.50. Lard steady
ut 14a143. Whiskey quiet Cotton quiet at &c.
Ereights quet; Iurpentine more steady at 5Sa59c.
.-e EVENING DISPATCH
z Cotton heavy. Sales 1000 bales at % cents.
% Flour active, State So 50as10; Southern $40 goa
J$a4 Wheat dnl Corn 6rmersat 81 2Ssas1 3Ot.
costs declined Ease. Mess Pork s2S 90 Lard firm
cEnsea Freishts steady Sto6Es strong. stst Money @
Z per cent. Gold 4Ss. '62 Coupons 1.st
BALTIMORE, October Flour stronger with a
dsmand for the West Indies and British provinces.
Wheat scarce; prime to choice Red 50 Soaps far
TO good White s. 40a2 45. Corn frmer; White 81 q
al 81; Yellow 81 Saa1 So. Oats firm at 65a72., Rye
in more demand; prime Pennsyivan1a 5o. IL FRO ro
visions steady and fair demand. Mess Pork $25 so
Lard. Ha1A. Bacon Aia14a Clear rib Sides III
a1s cts.
LOUISVILLE, October Flour advanced 1 or
high grades. Corn, shelIed, III bulk, slO3al o.
Mess Pork s24; Bacon Shoulders 14i; clear Sides
T2 Lard l84.
ST. LOUIS, October Flour dull; Suparfne 81.
Corn dull Pork s24 50a24 IS. Bacon Shoulders
14a144; clear Sides 17Sale Lard Il. Whiskey nom
inal
WILMINGTON, October l.-Turpentine dull at 50
Rosin quiet at So 25a5 SO. Weather clear and cool
MOBILE, October 1.-Cotton in fair demand fol
the better grades, OF which the market is bare
: sales 500 bales; Middlings 18. Receipts 4S7.
New ORLEANS, October 17-Salcs 100 bales cot
ton; dropping; Low Middlings l59c.; receipts
1880; exports FOG. Sugar Dominslly unchanged
Molasses Cuba quoted al Sc Flour firm; super
fine $40 25 choice s13a14. Corn dull; yellow ant
mixed 81 40; white 81 As. Oats duh at 60c. Porl
better at s27a27 25 Bacon active; shoulders 154c.
clear sides 194c. Lard firm, in tierces 154c.; il
kegs 16c Gold 43s. Sterling 55a5S. New Yorl
sight exchange ta3 premium.
AUGUSTA, October THE tghtness in tn
money market retards operations. The highe
grades are sought after. Sales 2S7 bales. Mid
dlings 17se. Receipts 311.
SAVANNAH, October 1.-Cotton opened firm bu
closed dull. Middings, nominaly, lSaa19c. Sale
225 bales. Receipts 1900
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general sheridan In New York.

NEW YORK, October 1.-SHER1DAN's reception by
the Union League was showy affair. SHERIDAN
said: ''I have scarcely language to express the
very great appreciation have for your very warm
and hearty welcome. only hope that may here
after be able to deserve the same approval of my
acts. only know that heretofore, and believe,
hereafter, I shall never, by any act of mine, at
tempt to, make rebeion honorable, Applause }
Rebellion isa crime, and it Shall not be made hon
orable. Cheers Gentlemen, thank you.
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NARo1ssE MIoHELEr, the oldest typesetter in
France, died the other day at the small town OF
Yascoeuil. he was an uncle of JULES MICHELEr
the iIlustrious historian and had just celebrated
his ninetieth birthday. In his early youth he had
set ND an account of the execution of RoBEsp1ERRE
and his fellow-terrorists after the ninth of Their
aupoR, for the Daily Republic. He was often con-
suited by THEIRS, M1aNET, his nephew, and other
historians sbout subjects connected with the his
tory Of the revolution and the first empire. He
had worked at his trade until he was over seventy
years Of age.
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MAGISTRATES FOR RIcHLAND.-James Brown,
ESD, has been appointed a magistrate ior this
District and will qualify and enter upon the duties
OF his office to-day.
". B. Nash (colored, who was appointed some
few weeks since, on yesterday was qualified; ana
is now ready to perform the duties of magistrate
(Coht71bia C:r0atcis.
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The funeral of the late Captain General MAN
zANo has taken place at Havana The solemn re-
QUEEN mass was celebrated at the Cathedral by
the new Bishop of Cuba. The remains will lie in
state until the 30th instant, when they are to be
shipped to Spain.
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SpARTANBuRa. Canby has ordered tha
the Town Council OF SpartanburS, whose tern
Of Office recently expired, shall be continued
in Office, under the charter, which authorizes then
to hold over where, from any cause their success
Ors are not elected Columbia Chr0ntci5
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The BemettsviIle "Journal"

rs PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY MORNING AT
Bennettsyille y. C.. in the eastern uortIon of tha
STATE by STUBBS LITTLE. Proprietors. and oner
superior inducements to Merchants AMI all Others Who
wish to extend their business i'll this section OF the Pee
Dee country. We respectfully solicit the patronage OF
our Charleston friends.
Terms-s3 per ahnum, Invariably In al,euc-.' Adver.
tsementS inserted IL Yer! reasOnabl' iuiy
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ST. LOUIS, October sO.-The funeral Of Gen.
STERLING PRICE this morning was one Of the
largest ever seen here The ceremonies took place
in, the FRS. Church, DR.. BoyIE's, whore. the re-
mains lay all the morning, and we're visited by
very large numbersof sstizens.
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Death of eenera,,stcrling Price

Boston, October IA Linseed Oil Factory, with
q quantity of OIL was burned to-day. Loss, $50 OO0
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REeIsTRArIoS. are indebted to Mr. Nj. j.
Caman, Chairman of the Board Of Registration
for Rchland District, ret the following lull re-
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asNERvoUS DEBILITY, WITH IT'S GLOOMY
attendants low spirits depression, involuntary ennis
sons loss of semen, spermaorrha loss of power dizzy
head loss of memory and threatened impotence and i'm
beciity, find sovereign cure in HUMPHREYS Hc
MEoPATHIc SPECIFIC No. TwENTY-EIGHT. Con-
posed Of the most valuable mild and potent cura'
they strike at once the root of the matter tone r the
system arrest the discharges and impart vgor Ind en-
ergy, life and vitality, to the entire They have
cured thousands of Price 81 per package of si1
boxes and VIAL 81 per single box. Sold by druggists
and sent by mail receipt OF price. Address HUM
PHREYS' Specific. HOMEOPATHIC MEDICINE
COMPANY, No. 562 BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
Septemberl 10
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Fire in Rosto

NEwiRK n j., October 1.--Thefe was q boiler
explosion here today, killing two persons.
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A MOUSE NEST IN DEANS Wid.-Dr auckland
writes to Land ana Water: White mice arc
used to feed the snakes at the Geological Gardens
in London When the Ladies see white mouse
in cage with snake, tncy say. Poor little white
mousse How cruel. Sometimes, when white
mice run short, the snakes are fed with common
mice, and then the ladies say, 'oh, it's only COM
mon brown mouse, the nasty thinsF 1 lately
heard capital story OF 4 brown mouse. A GER
tain dignitary Of the Church is remarkable for Il
profusion of snowwhite hair, which gives the
worthy old man 3 most venerable aspect One day
when out for walk, he tancied he felt some thing
moving in his hair quiteaL tho back OF his head.
This Object he in vain tried TO catch, but was ur-
| aOle to do 80 until he arrived home. Nheu To the
horror OF all, it was found that brown monse had
actually had the aiidacity to take up his abode i'll
the decanal hair, and from whence it required
some hunting 10 disodge ihe little rascal. What
the Object wAs on The part nt the mouse IN taking
up this curious adode know not. Possibly,
however, this mouse vas deputed by the mice oi
the adjoining church IL so to the Dean an make
a formal complaint oI their proverbAl poverty.
The Dean, being kirsl hearted nlau they Thought
might take their case into consideration. Ne
have heard of ''bee i'll IL mans bonuct," but
never until Q few days siuce ot = ''mouse in q
Deans hair"
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THE CAROLINA TIMES.

TyHIS PAPER CIRCULATES THROUGHOUT THF
i middle portion OF the state. oilers the best
facilities for advertisers February q
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From Massachusetts,
Bofler Expioded. y

; HasoHssTxR, ;October1.- Democratic Con
vention is 10 session. So = 1S-G
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az MARRIAGE AND CELlBACY, AND THE
HAPPINESS OF TRUE MANHoCD.-An Essay for
Young Men on the Crime of Solitude. aud the Physio
logical Errors Abuses and Diseases which create Inn
pediments to MARRIAGE, with sure means Of Relief
Sent in sealed letter envelopes. free Of charge.
Address Dr. ]. sKILL1N HoUGHTON,
Howard Association, Philadelphia, Pa.
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VOLUME v. NO. {
TELEGRAPHIC.
nur Cable DISPATCHES.

LIVERPOOL, September 80 P. Motion firm
sales IS, 900 bales.
LONDON. September 3O-2 P. M.-United States
Bonds 72s.
LONDON, September So--Eyening. .---consols'
"a 7-16. United States Bonds 723.
LIVERPOOL, September 3O-Evenln%.
closed 6gn prices unchanged; slles lS,ooo bales
Wheat las. I'd Middling Roslu declined to lis.
Turpentine TO 2!s Cd.
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ss- TURNER'S Tie DoULOUREUX OR
TURNER'S TIC DOULoUREUX OR
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form OF Nervous Disease fails to yield to its magic tnu-
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utmost 1t contains nothing injurious to the most deh'
cate systen always be usedwtth perfect safety.
ti is in constant by the best physicians who give It
their unanimous and unqualified approval. Sent by
mail On receipt OF 81 and two postage stamps. Sold
everywhere. +, a.} sa q, ---, ~
TUNER q; CO., Sole Proprietors, No. A30
fremont street, Boston, Mass.
September2 mWf 3mos
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From Richmond.

RICHMOND, October LIN tho United States Cir
cult Court, to-day, the counsel for party charged
with defrauding the Revenue Of the whiskey tax,
moved to quash the indictment because the Fede-
raj Courts, being of limited jurisdiction, cannot
take cognizance of any crime not expressly de-
clared SO by Act Of Congress.
The amount of pay received by the troops in
and around Richmond is st5OO,OOO per annum,
snd the total cost Of the military establishment Is
$4,000, 900 already.
Tbere wos heavy frost here last night
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4g BATCHELQR's HAIR DYE.-THfS
SPLENDID HAIR DYE Is the beet in the world. Til
ouly true and perfect Dye-haSmess reliable. instai'-
taueous No disappointment. No ridiculous tnts.
Natural Block Brown Remedies the Ill effects Of Bad
Dyes Invgorates the hair leaving soft and beautiful
The genuine is signed William A. Bachelor. AL others
are mere limitations, and should be avoided Sold all
Druggists and perfuners Factory, No. 81 Barcley
street, New York.
" ssS- BEWARE oE>A COUNTERFEIT -
December 10 49,. ly
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Washington News.

WASHINGTON, October 1.-The Secretary OF the
Treasury, considering the Act OF March > 1885,
mandatory, has to-day issued the following;
Notice is hereby given that the Assistant Trea-
surer is prepared, and has instructions to issue
per cent. certificates, in denominations Of s5oO0
and $40, 900 each, in redemption OF compound IN
terest notes maturing in October aad November
next The accrued interest will be paid in cur
rency.
General GRANT was present during the entire
Cabinet session to-day.
The receipts from revenue am ouuted to sos 900.
General STEEDMAN is here again.
Adyices from Iowa indicate serious German de-
fections from Radicals. Well-posted Republicans,
though confident of the State, expect heavy
losses.
The land line connecting with the cable is down.
There have been no European dispatches since
Sunday.
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Naiabana eansens,sn
Marine New,

| from n paaada. b.
HAMILTON, October IA large mercantile houa
and the Buchanan Hope Company have failed.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

@ coNs1GNEEs'. NOTICE. THE STEAM
SHIP ALABAMA will discharge her, cargo at WANDER
HoRST's WHARF. All gods not removed at sunset
will be stored at expense and risk OF consienees.
October2 RAVENEL co.
i. sS- CoNSIGNEES PER STEAMER NAM
HAITIAN are notified to attend to the receipt OF their
goods This Day, at Adgers South Wharf Storing Will
positirsiy commence at sunset
STREET BROTHERS CO.,
Cochgnees.
Freight amounting to sl5 o: less aust BE- pSd the
wharf before the delivery OF the goods except by esb
lshed houses. October
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ET WHEATON'S OINTMENT WILD CURE
the Itch
wHEAToA's OINTMENT will cure Salt Rheum.
wHEAToNs OINTMENT cures Old Sores.
wHEAToN's OINTMENT cures all Diseases Of IT,
Skin.
Price 50 cents; by mail GO cents All druggists sell H.
WEEKS & POTTER, Boston, Proprietors.
SepIember 16 mwf1y
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For the information of our readers in the country
We publish the following =
HEADQUARTERS Sd MHIrARYDrsTRIor,
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Ca .3TICE To NIARTNEKS.-cAP TAINs
AND PILOTS Wishing to anchor their vessels in Ashley
River requested not to do anywhere within direct
range OF the heads OF the SAVANNAH RAILROAD
wHARyES on the Charleston and ST. Andrews side oi
the Ashley River by which precauon, contact with the
Submarine Telegraph Cable will be avoided.
, s. C. TURNER, Il. NJ:
Harbor Masters Office, Charleston February O. 1866.
February
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each do: bark hilton 600 hhds sugsr Now Orleans d.
root, 80 por hid and 81 por box. . do. sts
Exchange steady a ho sdvsncng condition teportcd
nEurc for sterling % days sight payable in Ldop and
indirect. do at Mehk 2remluH sigh,ly tremulou:;
do gold do at ha2 Premium; do gold at aa3}S rrc
Our general condition improving, and people begin 10
rcaII1o substance IN their pockets