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A CHARMING Picture OF A WELL KNOWN
AR71sT.-l have specialized great deal on
matrlmony. [ have seen young and beautiful
women, the pride Of gay circles, married, as
the world says, well. Some have moved into
their costly houses, and their friends have all
come and looked at their furniture and their
splendid home for happiness and have gone
away and committed them to their sunny
hopes cheerfully and without fear. 1t is natu-
raj to be sanguinc for them, as the young are
carried away with similar feelings. love 10
get, unobserved, ina corner and watch the
bride IN her white attire, and with her smiling
face and soft eyes meeting me in the pride OF
life, weave waking dream OF future happi-
ness, and persuade myself it will be true.
think how they will sit upon the luxurious
sofa as the twilight falls, and build gay hopes
and murlnur in low tones the not now forbid
den tenderness; and how thrlingly the al
lowed kiss and beautiful endearments Of the
welded life will make even their parting joy
Gus, and how gladly they will come back from
the crowded and empty mirtb of the day to
each others quiet company. picture to my
self that young creature who bushes even
now at bis hesltating caress, listening eagerly
for his footsteps as the night steals on, wish
ing he would come, and when he enters at last,
and with an affection as undyng as his pulse,
folds her to his bosom, can feel tie tide that
goes flowing through the heart, and gaze
with him On the graceful form as she moves
about tor the kind Offices of affection, soothing
all bis unqu!et cares, and making him forget
even himsefin her young and unGhadowed |
beauty. | 60 forward for years and see her
luxarlant hair put soberly away from her
brow; and her grlish graces resigned into
dignity, and loneliness chastened with the gen
tie meekness Of maternal affection. Her hus-
band looks on with proud eye, and shows
the same tervent love and delicate attentions
which first won her; and her fair children are
grown about them, and they go on, full. of
honor and untroubed years, and are remem-
bered when they die. IIrvino
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The Jesuits who fled from Rome on the
withdrawal Of the French troops, and returned
to Austria, are being received very coldly,
and in some cases with decided opposition by
the Catholics.
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THE IS ARROW TIE.
III U S. SIDE INSTITUTE,
For V01rpc Tc5;,.

Eor Young ladies.
AEhE SECOND TERN of this institution will op
y IN the new buildings erected for the purpose
The First Monday in October.
Accomplished TEACHERS in all the branches, boths5
and ornamental, will be in attendance.
TERHs-In gold, its equivalent, in advance. pera
sion of twenty weeks:
- W w
Extra charges, at the usual rates will be uadef
the Languages, Painting, Drawing &c.
No pupil will be received for shorter time tbana
session.
Those who enter st any time within the first Moi
VIII be charged for the whole session.
boardng pupils must furnish their own pillows shsa
blankets, towels, Napkins and lights.
NO pans Will be spared which experience and ha
ness may suggest to the inmates of the Inst
to pass their time pleasantly and prolitably.
An ambulance or omnibus will run from the BIB
house to the Institute every morning for the accons
catlon OF day scholars, and return in the afternoon
J. FRANKLIN FORD,
aut2 u Principal
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EVERGREEN
Male and Female Academic

Kingston, Desoto Parish, La.
'hE undersigned, having taken charge Of theaa
Ill Acaaemles, takes pleasure in announcing rn'
VIII open the same for the reception of pupllS VI
Monday, January 81, 1867. ar
M naVln received a classical education IN tne'.
lharieson S c., and passed through four years r. ~
ing IN the United States Military Academy u
font, besides having had an experience of neaff!$
:ehh years IN teaching the youth Of the South s,
ters himself that he will received generous palfo.
ana afford satisfaction to those who may hOnot .
with the care of their children Competent assn
.pioyed as the demands of the schools may i: :,
me scholastic year will consist of two sess,it
twenty weeks each. The public may rest assulsir
.hese schools shall be permanent, as the unat5
mas determined to settle in this locality and Uu''
arst class institutions of learning. :e
tuition fees will be s., 81 and S. per month
ele; music, Sc; French or Spanish extra; ias'5
zee per session for each student, 81. Board csn s
famed IN respectable families at from So 81 los
month, in specie. -, ,,sa
fuplis charged from time of entrance untli q"
session. Fer further information address
THOMAS HALL, A. NJ :, +
Kingston, DeSoto parlspo. i
IT hEFERENcEs.-ReV. j. L. Reynolds, Dp' mn
y university OF South Carolina; Rev. J. =. rar
~ PRESIDENT of Furman University, Sont u pra
n d, faculty OF same; Rev j. p Boyce; D.p.i Dbl
npneoiog1cal Seminary, S. CT Rev. B. Mantgssv Or
!, roI, Lawrence Smith, Louisville hyj e6a !
TWo-HORsE WAGONS;
VIE BEST 2-HORSE WAGON hls'le'
worthy 8 co,'s--For sale's JosEsAd
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ereignty Of the Pope is not isolated-it is that of
all religion, all society and ioerty. AT any cost,
therefore, wo slbnld prevent his fall. Such are
theideas Of the Count de- Chambord, and the En-
peror Of the French ought to bo very much obliged
to him for publishing them"
Tho Naples correspondent Of the Paris De0ats
writes under date Of January 7:
An event Of great Importance has occurred here
as well rs throughout Italy; au the monks have
left their monasteries. # there be any exemp-
tons it is only in q few petty communes where the
municipal authorities have succeeded in obtaining
the convent property in order to keep the monks
with them; for they are not unpopular in our prov
inccs.- Their legal suppression, however, has not
caused them to disappear; for from it. Being de-
prived Of their coisters they are to be seen more
frequently in the streets, and at all hours Of the
day. People here are struck with the resignation,
one might almost say the indifference, with which
they have accepted their fate.
The Persian Government has dismissed all the
French officers in the Persian service In conse-
quence Of q dispute between Feruk-Khan, the rep
resenta6ve Of French influence, ;and the Minister
Of Foreign Affairs.
The Egyptians find difficulty in adopting the
new ideas OF which their Vieeroy has made himself
the representative. At recent sitting Of the T.
Parliament Hillalbey, one of the deputies, having
spoken Of the Viceroy as 'my adored master"
the President observed that a more parliamentary
expression would be ssmy august sovereign"
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ar STATE OF SOUTH oARoI1NAAcoLLE-

aE STATE OF SOUTH OAROLINAAC COLLIE
TON DIsTRIcT.-By. R. ALLAN WILLIS Esquire, Or
binary. -Whoreas B. STOKES Commissioner in Equity,
made suit to to grant him Letters Of Administration
Of the derelict estate aud effects Of JOSHUA NJ WHET
SELL These are therefore, to cite and admonsh all and
singular the kindred and creditors Of the sad JOSHUA NJ
WHEGsE late Of coleton District deceased that they
be and appear before me- in the Court Of Ordinary to be
held at Wnterboro, on Monday, 18th February next,
aer publication hereof at II O'Clock in the forenoon to
show cause If any they have why the said
hon should not be granted. F.5s
Given under my hand this 7th dny Of January, ammo
Dominl 1857. R. ALLAN WILLIS,
january 10 tho O. O. D.
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B STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA COLLE-
TON DISTINCTLY r. ALLAN WILLIS, Esq, ordi-
nary.-Whereas. D. STOKES, Commissioner in Equity,
h1s made suit to to grant him Letters Of Administers
ton Of the Estate and Effects of L. R. MASON: These
are therefore, to cite and admonsh all and singular tho
kindred and creditors OF the sad L. r. MASON, lae Of
Coeton District deceased that they be and appear be-
foro me- the Court of Ordinary to bo held at Walter
boro on Tuesday, 1sth February next after publication
hereof at II O'Clock the forenoon, to show cause If
sny they have why the said Administration should not
be granted. s.,
Given under my hand, this 9th day Of January, Ammo
Domini 1867. R. ALLAN WILLIS, o. @. D.
January 10 the -
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Domestic Markets.
NOON D1spATeH.,,-

Sxi
NEW YORK, February e.-Flour quiet and un-
changed. Wheat quiet, without material change.
Corn dull and dropping. Rice quiet. Oats dull
ano dropping. Pork lower; New Mess $40 s7a2i;
Old DO. $1s7 75 Lard dull; in bbls 112a1s2c. Whis-
key dull Barley quiet. Peas quiet. Cotton quiet
at ssc.ifor Midding Uplands. Freights dull.
Five-twenties Of ga, coupons, 1881; Of "a cou-
pons 1Osaa; of s5 coupons, 107; new issue, 1o4bb;
Ten-Sorties, coupons, 1905 seven-thirties, all se-
nc, q65aa..:syirginia SIS, 54@5s MISSOURI 6's, ss3
@s4. Money per cent. Exchange at 60 days,
1854; at sight, 10all Gold 1861.
s..fs.@;.<,.1 $50 SECOND DISPATCH.
Cotton moro active and q shade drmer: Sales
1900 bales. Middling Uplands 255assc-chieay at
the latter gure. Flour less active; prices without
change. {, Wheat steady. Corn Armer. Mixed
Western 81 12a1 Is; New Yellow Southern s. IS.
Oats more steady. Pork frmer. New Mess s2ot.
Esrd heaavys sai and unchanged. r+ WhisEey quiet,
Groceries quiet and dull. Naval Stores quiet.
Turpentine 6ssa67. Petroleum dull. Crude lSs;
Refined 81. Wool quiet and firm. Sales 12o, COZ
pourilg at 45a6s; Domestic Fleece 47aa52A;; Extra
Pulled 28as4, for Caliiornia. Freights firm.
Gold closed at s7g; Governments slightly higher
Stocks closed aa4 higher.
SAVANNAH, February 6.-Cotton firm; Liverpoo
MiddGng 81. -.
MOBILE; February 6.-sales 1000 bales, with
better. feeling toward the close; Middhng 80.
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sv STATE OF. s soUTHa aoARoL1NA--

:. a# TATE OF s soUTHgCARoLINA-
OoLLEToN DlsTR1CT-By r, ALLAN WILLIS Esq.,
Ordinary.-Wher BENJAMIN STOKES, comuois-
sioner in Equity, made suit to to grant him Letters
Of Administration OF the estate and effects Of EDWARD
WEBB These aro, therefore TO cite and admoniah all
and singular the kindred editors Of tho said ED
WARD J. WEBB, Late Of Collision District deceased, that
they and appear before in the Court of Ordinary
to be held at Walterboro on the l4h February next
after publication hereof a IL O'Clock in the forenoon
show cause If any they have, why the said Aduinstra-
ton ahould not be granted. s.. i ::
Given under my hand this fifth day Of january Ammo
Domin1 1861, R. "a. WILLIS, ;o@C.D---
january 10 .>--...s.Sz,. ..... the
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PROPOSED AMENDMENT TO STATE CONSTITUTIONS.
ARTICLE. Every male citizon who has resided in
this State for one yenr and in the county in which
he offers to vote six months, immed edately preced-
ing the day Of election and who can read the Con-
sttution Of the Gaitad States in the English Ian
guaga and can write his own name, OF who may
worth of taxable property shall be entitled to vote
at all elections for Governor OF the State, members
Of the Legislature and all other officers elective by
the people Of the State: Provided, That no Per;
son by reason Of this article shall be excluded
from voting who has heretofore exercised the cleo.
tive franchise under tho Constitution and laws Of
this State, or who, at the time Of the adoption Of
this amendment, may be entitled to vote under
said Constitution and laws.
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Rail R 0 ADS.

ysyHE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCKHOLDERS
of the above Institutions, will be held In the City OF
Charleston on tie Second Tuesday IN February ne1 the
Place Of MeeHng-Hall OF the Southwestern Railroad
Bank, on Broad street.
Hour of convening--11 o'clock A. M.
On tho day following wednesday, the l3th--there
will be an election held Gt the same place. between the
hours of A. NJ. and 8 P. NJ, for FIFTEEN DIRECTORS M
OF THE RAILROAD COMPANY, and THIRTEEN d.
RECTORS OF THE BANK.
committee to verify proxies will attend.
Stockholders will be passed. as usual over the Road
to and from the meeting, free Of charge in accordance
with the Resolution OF the Convention OF 1854.
At this meeting will be taken up for action, according
to rule, the following proposed additional Bylaw:
eTho Board shall hold four quarterly mectnrs during
the wear and such meetings shall bo specially called
by the President; and in the intorval Of the meetings
tsero slaIl be an Executive Committee who shall lie an.
torized to conduct the business OF the Company
said Committee to consist OF the members resident IN
Charleston. .. II. EN- EhE, secfetaI!.
ia uary 3 mo
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It is fact which cannot be too soon fully under.
stood by the people and duly pondered upon, tnat
Andrew johnson is at this moment upon n 9s tr1al;
that the witnesses, such as Detective Baker, are
upon the stand; that his case his been preiudged,
and that heis liable at any moment to be dragged
to the bar OF the House and deposed. rearing o
sentence attributed to Madison from It's conte1t,
and mutilating it the Chronicle N 0. O. do1pie-
loaded article put forth as manifesto Of The Rad!-
cal leaGers distinctly declares that IF tho Presl-
dent be connected in any suspicious manner with
any person, and if there be any grounds TO Denese
he will shelter him. the House OF Represe tatlyes
imgesch him. they can remove NM 1oand
the power will devolve on the Vice President.
Should he be suspected also, he may likewise DO
suspended until he be impeached and removed,
and the Legislature may make temporary ap-
pontment. = s.2..--
Who doubts the ability Of the House of Repre-
Be aiatives to s'suspect the President of my Of
fence, when every crime in the deealogue has been
in advance charged upon him by number quite
sufficient to impeach? "H' (says the edict Of the
Radicals already quoted) I've discard all this false
logic (meaning that derived from the Co1stltu-
tien), and these puere threats, We shall soon dis
cover that the mode and manner Of impeaching a
President Of the United States is astonishlngly
simple ~ Such are the facts. What is to be done
What can be done ? Is it too late for tho Amerl-
can 2eope to issue their decree, and in the Ian
Guage OF that OF Inc h0Iuaus Apou Gl!o NY
Of Cataline, demand that ssthe Consul should take
care that the Republic received no detriment.
I understand that General Grant has indefn-
itely postponed his visit to Europe. he was
to have left in April This is very significant
fact. =,
It is understood that tho local courts here will
ignore the decision of the Supreme Court Of the
United States in the matter Of the test oash The
counsel for the party applying to be admitted to
practice without taking the unconstitutional oath
gave notice thar he had applied for mandate. so
The vetoed Bills admitting Nebraska and Colora-
do as States, will, understand, be disposed OF IN
the Senate tomorrow.
The Committee on Ways and Means have decided
to report in favor Of aboishing the tax newspa-
nor Dc advertisements. Mr. Hooper made strong
argument in favor Of the report.
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The Washington Chronicle denies that BUTLER
has instituted libel suit against Brick PoMERoY,
and furthermore asserts that the letter ascrbed to
Bnr1rp Offering to .let up," if the Brick would re-
troct ;s a forgery. Of course tho ID. D." Of the
Chronicle is Indignant that the Beast should have
been 30 stfouly slandered." Happy coupie-none
name them but to praise.
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CHARLESTON S. g., THURS sDAY MORNING.,

@ The Relatives, Friend and Acquntn.
tances OF Mr. and Mrs JOHN B. Tom are respectfully
invited intend the Funeral Service of their infant
MoULTRIE MILLER, at their residence, No. e8 Wall
street. at Four o'clock THIS Ats,moon without further
invitation 'Febrnary7
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Law NOTICE.

w. w. IA r LII E.E,
MARS BLUFF, s.. c.,
DRACTIGES IN THE COURTS OF LAW AND EQU1-
ITY for Darlington, Marion, Horny and Williams
burg.
HARLLEE & BOYD, Darlington. Office at Darlington
c. f.
HARLLEE & HARLLEE, Marion and Horry. Office
at Marion.
HARLIiEE & WILSON, Williamsburg. Office at
Eingstreo. 1mo January 18
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NoTI cE.-THREE MoNTHs AFTER
date application win be made Tor renewal Of tho follow
ing Certificates Of Stock Of South caroli Raroad, and
slso Of Road Hall Shares - ~ So: So
DANIEL BLAKE, Trustee Of r. q: BLAKE-No. 1898,
dated 16h February. 1866 shares No a. dated s1st
March, $780, Half Shares. 50, -. =, =,
DANIEL BLAKE, Trustee of 3. /. BLAKE No. 1924,
dated 10th February 1856 shares; No. 7s dated s1st
March, 1880 IS Half Shares. 1amo3 February
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Florida Items.

SMASH Up.-There was smash upon the Pensa-
cola and Georgia Railroad on Tuesday, the train
WAS going East, by which seven. box cars were
broken up, several Of them being literally knocked
into pi The accident happened at simkins Turn
Out, and was caused by defective truck.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

sBCONsIGNEEs BY THE STEAMSHIP CAR
LoTTA, from New York. nre notified that she i
discharging cargo ut Brown & Co.'s South Wharf.
Goods uncalled for at sunset viii be stored at owners
risk and expense STREET BROTHERS & CO.,
February Agents
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aS STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA-OOLLE
TON D1sTRIcr-Dy R. ALLAN WILLIS Esq. 0rdnB-
ry.-Whereas B. STOKES Commissioner in Equity, made
suit to to grant him Letters Of Administration, with
the will annexed of the derelct estate and effects Of
JOHN O. SANDERS: These are therefore, to cite and I'D
nonis a and singular the kindred and creditors of the
said JOHN O. SANDERS late of Colleon District deceased
that they be and appear before me- in the Court of Or
nary to be held at Walterboro Monday the 18th day
of February next after publication hereof at ii o'clock
in the forenoon to snow cause If any they have, why
the said administration should not be granted.
Given under my hand this 7th day of January, Ammo
Domini, 1867. R. ALLAN WILLIS, 0. C. D.
January 10 tho
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THE NEW COMPROMISES.

The Richmond Enquirer publishes plan of set
Element Of the political difficulties Of the county,
the main outlines of which have already been given
in special dispatches to this paper. The subjoned
is the proposition in ,e1tenso:
PROPOSED AMENDMENT TO THE CONSTITUTION OF
THE UNITED STATES.
.ATticle KY.
SECTION 1. The Union under the Cons titution is,
and shall be- perpetual. Nc State shall pass my
law or ordinance to secede or withdraw from the
Union, and any such law or ordinance shall be null
and void.
SECTION 2. The public debt of the United States,
authorized by law, shall ever be held sacred and
inviolate. But neither the United States nor any
State shall assume or pay any debt or obhgaton
the Government or authority Of the United States.
SECTION 8. All persons born or naturalized in
the United States, and subject to the jurisdio-
tion thereof are citizens Of the United States and
of the States in which they reside. No State shall
make or enforce any law which shall abridge the
privileges OF immunities Of citizens Of the United
States; nor shall any State deprive any person OF
life, liberty or property, without due PROCESS OF
law nor deny to any person within its jurisdiction
the equal protection Of the laws. .s -
SECTION 4. Representatives shall be apportioned
among the several States according to their re.
spective numbers; counting the whole number;of
persons in each State, excluding Indians not ta1-
ed. But when any State shall on account OF race
or color, or previous condition Of aervitude, OK.
cude from voting at any election for the choice Of
electors for President and Vice-President Of the
United States, representatives OF Congress, mem-
bers Of the Legislature or. other officers elective
by the people, any Of the male inhabitants Of such
State, being twenty-one years Of age and citizens
OF the United States, then the entire class OF per-
sons so excluded from the elective franchise shall
not be counted in the basis Of representation.
No State shall require as property qualification
for voters more than two hundred and fifty dollars
worth of taxable property, nor as an educational
qualification more education than enough to en-.
able the voter to read the Constitution OF the
United States in the English language and write
his own name. -
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HB OFFICE OF SAVANNAH AND CHARLES
TON RAILROAD COMPANY, No. % BROAD STREET,
February e. 1ss7-consignees Of Goods arriving by this
Road are respectfully informed that in their
goods be stored more than day after arrival When
the present depot Ia enlarged arrangements will be made
to accommodate them. JOHN 8. cyan,
February7 GenI sup't 8. and G. r. r. Co.
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Druggists and Pcrfumers. Factory, No. 81 Barcley
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Mr NOTICE TO MARINERs.-C APTAINs
AND PILOTS wishing to anchor their vessels In Ashley
River requested not to do anywhere within direct
rango Of the heads Of the SAVANNAH RAILROAD
WHARvEs on the Charleston and st. Andrews side Of
the Ashley River: by which precaudon contact with the
Submarine Telegraph Cable will be avoided.
S. O. TURNER, h. NJ.
Harbor Masters Office, Charleston February g. 1865.
February i,.sZ .z.=sz5
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Tie ii, London News of January II hu, the follow

Imperial France must indeed be sick when the
Count dc Cha1nbord presents himself as the phys-
clan. That cstimable but, as we had supposed,
unnecessary parsonage has been tempted by somo
maupais plaisaft Of tho Legitimist, or perhaps
the Catholic, party to emerge from the dignltied
obscurity OF Prohsdorf, and to break the august
silence of q forgotten exile
For the consolation of liberal Europe we have the
assurance OF this royal champion Of civil and rei-
giors liberty the the Cruise Of the temporal SOY
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