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Chairman Board Reylsration 4th Prrcinrt
Sri,eInlerh sept 6 O. 10 IL II ~ n. 81

a1- CHARLESTON AND SAVANNAH RAIL
ROAD BONDS AND CoupoSS-By decree of the Court
OF Equity an 2Gti Of January last inter AHA or
derrd. THAT the said Trustees Isaac W uAYSE Ed.
WAND SEBnSa. aud JniiS F. CAnEw 10 forthwith pr,.
ceed to call 10y public advertisement In ops nr rnurs
newspapers i'll This State and elsewhere upon
holding Bonds and Coupons of Bonds secured by the
Frst Mortgage TO present and prove their tcsu,s OH
or before tile frat July ueI Tha orier layiuy been
complied with. no bonds Coupons not hitherto pre-
sented will DC received aud parties who heretofore
prevented Bonds and Coupons rithom rariag ihr snme
in r hnnds ef he TRUSTEES hereby notified that I'M.
less they are brought forward or before tile aOt DAY
OF SsItember they will not be received.
l. W. HAYSE,
ED. SEBRING, Trustees
JS0. r. CAREW.5
September3 I'LL ~
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PRICE FIVE CENTS
SPECIAL NOTICES.

81 CoNSIG SEEs PER STEAMSHIP MAN
HAITIAN iroiu New York, notified OF her cargo
ing T'' Day diich.rsed at Adsor's South Wharf. AL
Goods oh the Dock at will be stored ct risk amt
expense nf owner. STREET BRO1HRRs CO.,
september Il Agents.
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TIE FEsIAN coanBEss at Cleveland adjourned
on Monday ]ast. A declaration Of principles was
adopted and made public. Tho rest OF the pro-
ceedings were intended to be kept profoundly Sc
cret. The members strictly sworn to secresy,
and a proposition 10 admit women to the circles
thoy could not keep secret. Neyerthsless,
through some mysterious agency, tho whole pro-
ceedings arc published this morning. Mr.. Rob
erts road private account Of his mission 70 Eu-
leaders there, who were busily engaged In spend
ing all the money contrjbut tad TO thom In pleasure.
The report OF the Secretary Of Var, showing tho
army to number nine thousand three hundred
men, with about twenty thousand rifles on baud,
and vessel In New York harbor was also read. a
union with the Stevens party vas perfected, and
Roberts was reelected President. 30 only nccopt-
ed, however, after $3.50, 900 was pledged for the
furtherancs Of the cause. Tho Irish bonds were
stated to bs worth twenty cants on the dollar.
The plan Of the noxt campaign, an Ill .hc
minuiip attending grand moyoment, VI 20 loft TO
tho consideration Of the military officers.
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Total.

A MULE SToLEh AND RRooyRRED.-On Tuesday
night Last mule belonging to Mr. Thomas p.
81
day. Tho thief had succeeded in swapping the
mule of to Mr. Thos. B. Moore, ,few miles from
tho village, for q horae, carried the horse q few
miles furthor, and left him at some place for safe
keeping as he imagined, after which tho young
rascal returned to his homo. He was soon after
hot pursuit Of him, aud placed In the lookup to
await his trial. The mule and horse woro both ro-
covered by their owners Bennehsriae Journa:.
TIE PEE DEE BRIpoEs.- Some time ago we
made the statement that the bridges over the Poo
By the middle Of September or the first OF Octo-
ber; and our information to this effect was re-
ceiTed from the best authority. At the time We
tractors expected to finish these bridges about the
rains, the swelling OF the river 5ther unfore.
retarded that il were Impossible :. complete either
bridge brfore tho middle or latter part OF October.
Had 1t not been for these drawbacks, We have
every reason to believe that both these bridges
month, or by the first Of October at the furthest
The citizens Of Marlboro as well as our friends OH
the other side Of the rivpr, are anIiousiy looking
s sy G m Be o
advantage to tho people Of this section OF the Pee
Dee country. -BenneasuiHe Journal.
RAIN, CRoPs, &o.-A considerable amount o.
| min has fallen during the past few days, and re
that much damage has been donc TO the crops
but not, however, to any very grost extent. Ths
cotton bolls We learn, have been rotting and fall
ing OF to some extent Bnt tho corn and potato
rising very rapidly bat It is not believed that thcrt
will be heavy freshet. Tho woather has cleared
| up the clouds have dispersed, and We are onct
more blessed with most pleasant and delightful
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September 3

as- OFFICE DEPOT AND Discussing
QuARTERMASTER. ATLANTA. q \, September 3, lsGT
Sealed Proposals will he received ut this Once until 10
NJ. Friday. September 90 1867 at which time they Will
be opened. for supplying this Depot with hv following
amounts Of FORAGE AND STRAW, viz:
3G0.DNn pounds Oats.
455.00O pounds Hay, baled.
100000 pounds Straw baled.
The Oats to bs sound, free from clan dirt and nut
UP III good strong sacks of not e5H than or more
than fnnr bushels per sack. Tile Hay and Straw to be
sound free from dust and weeds and will bslrd The
whole 10 be subject to such insl ction the Department
may direct
Bids must bs q, rRrLrc.rE with copy OF this adver
tIaemeut attacsd rAcH and bear tile ondorsrmen, q,
two responsible pcrsons WHO willing become sure
t for tho bidder IN tue event OF the being awar
cd to him. Proposals not complying with the require
man's of this advertisement will bs rejected.
Do7ery to commence within ten 40, days no,ia
cation Of approval OF contract and conn q, the ratio of
not less than onethri OF the whole amount per month
to be delivered in upon the siding OF the foot Of
Forsyth street, or at the Quarterma6ter's warehouse
Forsyth street, Atlanta, Ga the sor may
direct.
Proposals. Tor tho delivery third tho amount of
Forage and onehslf the amount Straw will be enter
,ained or for each article separately.
Hlers are Invited TO he present represented at the
opening Of thr bids.
der aud sulrsncy Of tue u1rir-l surety. will
he required.
The Government the right to reject AM an
oil bids.
Proposals ahpnld lie addressed Ia tho ,lpurrsiRned
and endorsed "Proposais for Tho delivery Foiga and
Straw"
By order of Brevet Brig r. s.xros Chief
Qnarermsster H. j. PARSSHORTH
lat Lieut.. aith u. S. Infantry, A. A. Q. NJ,
SfTtemher7 n In charge of Depot
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Co. CONSlGEEES PER STEAMSHIP SEA
GULL, from Baltimore, hereby notified that ahs
1hts Day dlacsrgng cargo Pier No. Union Thsrres
All soods not taken away by will remain on Wharf
az atCoos'gneo's risk MORDECAT & CO.,
September Il ausnt,
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The yellow Fever in Texas.

NEW ORLEANS, September 1G.-At Houston, Tex
as, yesterday the yellow fever very prevalent.
At lenst 1000 cases we're in the town. Deaths 10
to Is daily. Mr. BowsEL, Deputy Post Master, died
yesterday; and Capt WALLACE, Assessor and Col
lector late Of the United States Army, died to-day
The Rev. Mr.. ROSE and DR.. ANcoyr have died. Tho
Fremen's charitableA eAssociation provides the des-
titute with means and physicians, of expense Of
over $500 daily. Tho feser is very fatal at Hemp
stead, Narasota, Mlilliken's, Bryan, Chapel Hill,
Brennan, Ladrange, Huntsville, and Albrighton.
TIE Charitable association Of Houston are extend
ing al the aid in their power to these towns They
require many physicians and dnurses. Col. OCosNEr.
and family, commander Of the fort, all sick OF
the epidemic. They promise to recover.
GALVESTON, September 1G.-Gen. GRIFF1Ns order
removing Judges Of the Supreme Court in this
State, has been revoked
The cotton crop will turn out nne-thrd or one
fourth crop in tho whole State, and will not stock
above $1,000 or 10000 for gulf shipments. Yield G.
corn ample; in some counties enormous
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Yellow Fever In New Or1-ans.
New OnLsANs, September 16.-The deaths from
Yellow Fever, Saturday and Sunday, arc officially
rapnrtad at 1O3.
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s HIP PIN G..

- FOR GEORaETowN.-TH FAST
~ sailing sloop JULIA DEAN, Geo. Il. Tstsa
AAMaster. will leave Boyce's wharf on Wedaesdav
EE-ne1t, at ao'clock 2. ~. for the above port.
September II
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sB A LADY OF UNDOUBTED CHEMICAL
SKILL, HAS RECENTLY PERFECTED cnEvALIRR's
LIFE FOR THE HAIR-I positively restores gray hair
TO Its original color and youthful beauty; mpsrts nfe
strength and growth to the weakest hair, sops Its falling
ont ut once; keeps tho heal clean s unparalleled
hafr-dressing Sold by all druggists fashionable hair
dressers. and dealers In fancy goods The trade supplied
by the Wholesale dr,ggists.
SARAH A. CHEYALIER. Al. D.,
June & stuth Emo Seu York
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Mr.. Joak FaAso1s MAou1nI, II. p, has nearly
ready volume on "The Irish in America"
j-68n malse, aud 6e00 fsmsles.
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a5 ARTIFICIAL EYEs.-ARTIFICIAI, HU.
MAN EYES made to ordor and inserted by Drs. F,
BATCH and r. aoUaLEMANN formerly employed BY
RoIssoNsFtu, Of Psrts No. 6a9 Broadway. New York.
April IL lyr
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HIarlboroS Items

REGISTRATION PsIunNs.-The following arc tho
full reurns Of Registration for Marlboro District
embracing the two last days:
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From Richmond

RICHMOND, September 16.-acneral scHor1ELp
issued an ordor to-day for au election for a State
Convention on the 22d Of October. There are one
hundred aud five delegates, Of which Richmond
has five, Norfolk and Petersburg two each. Four
teen days previous to the election, the Boards of
Registration will mske final revision Of their
lists. The polls of Richmond ATE to be kept open
for two days.
Colonel BURNHAM, detailed as Judge Of the Hust-
ings Court, charged the Grand Jury this morning.
He said that no dintincton on account Of color or
caste would be allowed in the Court.
General ScHoFIELp ordered this morning that
sl the registered voters and none Others should
vote on tho city subscription to the Chesapeake
and Ohio Railroad
The subscription OF two millions to the Chesa-
,Veako and Ohio Railroad WAS carried by over two
Thousand majority. The negroes voted for it
en- a9asse. The opponents intend contcsting tho
loyalty Of the election, the ground that negroes,
under tho Supplemental Reconstruction Bill, have
no right to rote, ept in of election for Of
fee; also, that repatriation is not complete till tho
hnal revision of the list; therefore the negroes
to-day we're not Registered voters.
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Wa shinKton Nosys.

WASHINGTON, September 1G.-The President has
suspended CALLIcorr, Revenue Collector of tho
Third District, New York.
A letter from GREELEY, dated January, 1866, has
been unearthed which is warmly co.nn,endsto,y
OF srEEpMAN for Secretary of War.
The Mime Democrats have forty-Gye Reprcson.
tatives in the Legislature against thirteen last
year.
Senator FEssENDEN writes: 81 have written no
letter, and expressed opinion ON tho subject OF
impeachment. It will bo time enough for mo to
express nh opinion on that subject when the case
comes before me. iou arc at liberty to contradict
that report, and do not like to bo considered as
giving the lie to all hayo said In tho Senate, with
regard to my duties as a Senator in such q case"
General SPINNER has withdrawn tho surplus
Government funds from Mobile.
Internal Revenue to-day s428,O 900.
The Land OfGco Commissioner las received
specimens OF rock crystal from Arkansas sufficient
ly clear for lenses, equal to any imported.
Brevet MsjorGeneral J. J. REYNOLDS succeeds
General GRIFFIN in Texas, and Major-Genorai
JosrPH A. MOWER will command tho Fifth Dis
trtct until General HANCOCK arrives.
General SIoKLRs has been ordered to report to
Headquarters between tho 17th and Goth instant.
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rAE VEST.

The New York Eoenin9 Pos. publishes an in
terestina series of anecdotes snd observations By
Western man, from which We extract the follow
inc
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Er.m SON Frsnoisco.

BAN FBANo1sco, September 1i.-Thc steamship
Colorado has arrived from Japan, with $40 passen-
gers and 1i00 to 's OF freights One American and
two Englisbmen have been murdered at Nagasak
Tho Japanese had arrested siIty-three native
Christians.
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GESEItaL. StCKI,ES

deserAl SirKLEs WIS serena,led oi. the evening
OF the 18th instant b! the Excelsior Brigade an,l
other organizations, whom ho made tho following
speech
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THE HERALD
THE CAROLINA. TIMES,
PURL r8IIED AT ORANGk.nURa g. n

V'HIa PAPER CnlCULATLs THROUGHOUT TIP
Il middle portion OF tie State. aud otfer1 the bes,
NeinueS tor anFerhfers. February "a
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- ageno.
Ss-NO1ICE.-COSSIGSE Y EES PER STEAMSHIP
MoNEkA, sts hereby notified that sho IL this day
usciisrginH cargo al South Atlantic Wharf ALI gooi+
niusing on the wharf sunset will be stored at OK
relEr ant risk OF ownerI
JOHN THEO. GETTY, Agents.
Au frnlgh, amounting irtesn f1SI io,tsrs or less
must be paid on thr wharf before delivery Of goods.
scptcmberl Ii
sp- BOARD OF REGISTRATION. = THIRD
pkEctNCF-Fhis Board will sit az usual OIL Monday
TH'sd"g aud Wednesday. at the Hope Engine House. al
On fhhr'aar. Friday and Saturday. at the slonewaIl
Engine House. in deorge street. from O'Clock, A. NJ
to oelnti. T. NJ, till thu afternoon OF the 20tli
instant. when tho bucks will be opened for public
inspection. I" wit ths 2lst nd aud 2lth ct The
Hope Egine Ho,lEe. ami the 25th and 2Gth at the
Stonewa Engiue House.
on tho 2Ilh the Board viii alt for tho OF tho
hst ono 'aE at each OF the shove places the
ton OF he lists namely. for tho erasure OF any name.
improperly recorded aud tho insertion OF the names
omitted.
CttzcnE who have lost their Certificates Of Citizenship
Citizens who have hled their Declarations OF Intention
foreign citizens who compelled volunteer into
tue ebel army ard Invited register subject to the
reSisn OF the Commanding General
The orders Ia register all who present themselye,
JAMES Al. MORRISON,
Chairman Boarl Of Regiatrsrs
for Third Precinct ICity)
L.,
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as- MRS. WTNSI. .OWfS SOUTHINC SYRUP FOR
Children Tcehins greatly facilitates the pro- OF teeth
inE. b5 soitening the gums reducing all Inflammation
will silay and spssnlodc action aud Ia SURE
TO REGULATE TIE BOWELS. Depend upon il. moth.
ea. 1t will sIse rest to yourselves. aud RELIEF AND
HEALTH To YOUR INFANTS.
We have pnt up and Aod tIB article years AMI Gan
cay In confidence and truth Of II what We have never
been shle 10 say OF any other medicne-Neyer has It fail
ed in single instance 10 effect cure when timely used
Never did know instance of dissatisfaction by any
one WHO used it. On the contrary all delighted with
its operation and speak in terms Of commendation of ts
magical effects and medical virtues
We speak in tbis matter WHAT We DO KNOW" after
yesrs Of experience and rlsdge reputation for the
uhlment Of what here declare. In almost ereTJ in
stance where the infant is suffering hon pain and eI
hsuson relief will be found in fifteen or twenty inutc7
after the syrup Is administered.
Full directions for using will accompany each toti7
be sure and call for
"MRs. W1NsL0w's SOOTHING sYRTP,"
Having the fac fiaIie OF "CuRTIa 4 PERxrss' on the
outside wrapper All others arc base limitations.
Sold by Druggists throughout tile world Price only
| IS cents per bottle.
ohres-Nn. ?l6 Fulton street. New York. No. 90J High
HolbOrn. Ionon. England; No. 4iI s Paul street. Mon.
treal, Canada DOWIE NOISE Agents.
AuastT t'.ths6no Charleston, q. G.
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Marine News.
t&
hmeftic Markets,

E Marine News.
hxS YoaK, September 16-Arrived, the En- iiy
d. SoadeT, from Charleston.
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Wanted.

Patent and Employment Office,
WANTED: WANTED!!
EMPLOYERS, Men, Boys, Girls, Agents, Every
II bodyi One hundred good girls wanted for all
sorts of situationsi Men 10 work farms, nc.
All persons wanting good male female helps for
any employment, can be supplied at this office at
short notice. Patents of all kinds and Patent Rights
for sale. A. j. cox & CO.,
June6dtf 351I COngI ess ST.
The Portland daily press., 1867-08-13

WASHINGTON, Aug. II.
The President, at 10 O'clock this morning.
sent a communication to Secretary Stanton
suspending him from Office as Secretary of
War, and instructing him to transfer all the
records, books &C., in his custody to Gen. U.
.. Grant. The Secretary was at the same time
informed that Gen. Grant had been empowered
to act as Secretary of War od interim
A communication was, at the same hour,
sent to Gen. Grant, authorizing him to act as
Secretary, dd interim and directing him at
once to enter upon the discharge OF that Office
Shortly after noon, Mr.. Stanton sent a reply to
the President in which he denied that, with
out the consent Of the Senate and without le-
gu cause, the Executive had any right under
the Constitution and laws to suspend him from
Office. Inasmuch, however, as the General
commanding the armies of the United States
had notified him that he had accepted the ap-
pointment of Secretary of War I'D interim the
Secretary concluded, by saying, that he had
no alternative but to submit, under protest. to
a superior force. Wa =
Gen. Grant has, therefore, assumed charge
OF the Department OF War, and appeared at
a meeting of the Cabinet held to-day, for the
purpose of considering certain questions con-
nected with the territory recently acquired
from Russia.
With regard to the recent disclosures of
Sanford Conover, there is the highest authori-
ty for saying, that when the disclosures came
before the President with an official detail of
their contents, he decided, after deliberation
neither to order an investigation and collection
Of other evidence rumored to exist, DOR. on the
other hand, to let them lie secretly on his files,
but to commit them forthwith to the public,
and rid himself of the whole matter as it
stands.
The Portland daily press., 1867-08-13
WASHINGTON CORRESPONDENCE.

h9srH4a Mt rFt4
Various Cabinet Rumors-Secrei"ry sew.
nd to be invited 10 Rcsisn-R m'rs 2.
Difacuities bcfws en- ithe President and
Secretary McCnIloch-The Origin Of the
Trouble with Secretary stantnn.
NEW YORK, Aug. IL.
The Herald's Washington special says one
cause of DELAY on the part OF the President in
removing Secretary Stanton is the propriety OF
the step. Secretary Seward and Mr.. Weed are
and it is said that Seward has taken SO decided
stand in the matter as to have occasioned had
feelings on the Presidents part. 1t is also said
that the President has resolved to reoue at Sec
rotary Seward to resign, in note Of some
what equal politeness and brevity to that de-
true, 1t is believed Mr.. Adams will he recalled
from England and offered the portfolio of Sec
rotary of State iur ~ ~
=, 1t is said, moreover, that Mr.. Randall and
secretary McCulloch are not altogether to be
depended on in their fidelity to the johnson
poncy' The people say the former contem-
piateS reSiSnlng at an early day.
AS TO McCulloch there are many rumors, one
being that the President believes the Secretary
of the Treasury has brought discredit on the
administration by appointing improper men to
office, and that his management OF the Ma
tionai finances has not been all that was ex
pected of him. 1.s.-.-1 .{az}}Q
Another rumor as to the difficulty between
the President AMI Secretary McCulloch places
matters at snch an extreme point as to men
tion the name of his probable successor in the
person of Moses Taylor of New York ea
1t has been stated here. on very good author
ity that one of the reasons which actuated Sec
rotary Stanton, when he refused to resign ut
the Presidents request, is that he has received
information of a scheme, which, it is said, is on
foot for arming the military organizations in
the late rebel States whose ultimate object is
another assault upon the Government, and he
has determined to remain at his post to thwart
their designs. 1t is said further that one Of the
causes OF the late rupture between the Presi-
dent and Secretary Stanton was the refusal of
the latter to assign to militia company of
Maryland, composed mainly of retured rebel
for which they had applied. The President, it
is said, directed him TO furnish the battery, but
Secretary Stanton declined and still refuses to
do so. EN ~ e
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From Waslsin q tor.

w ASHINGTON, Aug. IL.
Pursuant to a notice a meeting of the MEM
bers of the Bar was held this morning in the
Criminal Court room, City Hail. to consider
the order of Judge Fisher, dismissing Joseph
III. Bradley, ST., from the roll OF attornies. Mr.
Merrick called the meeting to order, and upon
his motion w. ID. Davidge was called to the
Chair and Mr. Il. Carter Maybury appointed
Secretary. A resolution was adopted appoint
ing committee to inquire into and ascertain
the facts aid circumstances of the disagree
ment between Judge Fisher and Mr.. Bradley,
arising in the course of the trial of John III.
Surratt, and upon which Judge Fisher passed
an order dismissing Mr.. Bradley, and that they
report the same, with such recommendation as
they may deem advisable, to the Bar, at q
meeting therefor, to be held on the first Tues
day of September, 1867, at II o'clock. The
densely crowded.
The value OF the New Orleans and Carol
ton Railroad. assigned to the United States in
part payment for the decentralization in New
Orleans, is not affected by the mortgage held
by the Fourth National Bank of New York
report il in circulation tonight that Judge
Holt will shortly be suspended from his iunc-
tons as chief of the Bureau of Military JUS
tees. ....sf sess. str -re.f 81
Gen. Rosseau had an interview with the Rus
sian Commissioner for the transfer of the Rus
sian Possessions to the United States Gen.
Rosseau has received his commission and i-
structions as sole Commissioner on the part of
the United State to receive the territory The
Commissioners expect to sail from New York
on the oath inst. for San Francisco, where they
will take man-of-war for their destination,
taking with them about two companies of SOL
diers.s After transacting the functions of his
commission, Gen. RosSeau will return to Port
land, Oregon, the headquarters of his depart
ment, which includes the new territory.