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BY TELEGRAPH.
Our European Dispatches.


LONDON, January 27.-The papers this morn
ing publish q letter from the Fenian Burke,
who was confined in the house Of detention at
Clerkenwell at the time Of the explosion.
Burke denies in most positive terms any
previous knowledge Of the conspiracy, and
declares that if the attempt was made to az
ford him an opportunity to escape, no mtl-
nation of such purpose was ever conveyed to
him.
Letters from Paris say the reports Of the
projects OF the departments in regard to the
state of the public feeling on the army bill
are quite unfavorable. They generally con-
cur in stating that it's adoption was received
with disfayor, and the measure is decidedly
unpopular in the departments.
LONDON, January 29.-Train is lecturing at
Cork to crowded houses. The evidence of
Shaw, who turned informer, is generally dis
credited.
The examining court has held the editor OF
the Dublin Nation for trial.
EDNBuRa, January GA very heavy gale
passed over the southern counties Of Scotland
Yesterday. Houses were unroofed and blown
down, &C., and much damage was done. The
storm was very heavy in this city and in Glas-
cow. It is thought the shipping must have
suffered terribly. though no advices Of disaster
have yet come to hand.
LIVERPOOL, January 29-Noon.-Cotton firm
or; sales 1a0Lo bales. Breadstuffs quiet.
LIVERPOOL, January 2s-Afternoon.-Pork
dull at 74s. Lard firm. - aj'.
LIVERPOOL, January 29-Evening. g.-Cotton,
sales $4,000 bales; prices unchanged.
LONDON, January -Noon.-Consols sSla
93a. Bonds 71sa72.
LONDON, January 2s-Aftenoon.-Consols
93aasSs. Bonds u.
LONDON, January Evening -Consols ssa.
Bonds quiet.
PAn1s, January 2s.-The Bourse is irmer,
and Rentes higher.
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n,1,E RARNwELL sENTrNEL

rs AN EXCELLENT ADVERTISING MEDIUM
Merchants and business men try 1t TOR few
months 'No risk no gain." Send on your cards
and increas. your trade this fall There's nothing
to equal Printers ink-it has made many fortune.
Advertisements Inserted at the rate Of 81 per
square Of twelve EIes or less for each insertion.
Cards Of ten Lin es less, ct the rate OF SO FOR
tire months. ~. - , y .sis-s..l-.J
Contracts by the year or for Gx months, allowing
priv ueoe of changing on more favorable terms.
Address EDWARD A. BRONSON. ~
November l8 Publisher and Propulsion.
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@ A NOvELTY.-THE LATEST AND
most efecual remedy for the cure Of debility, loss
Of appetite headache, torpor Of the Liver, etc., is
PANKNNs HEPAT1C BTTTERs. For sle by all
Druggists. tn
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nHE CHARLESTON DAILY NEWS

WILL. BE ISSUED BY SIX O'CLOCK EVERY
MORNING &c subscribers in any portion Of the CITY,
at EIGHTEEN CENTS A WEEK, payable weekly.
Orders left at the Periodical Stores OF Mr.. @. G. RIGH
TER. Nos. 1e1 and 338 KNG-STREET, or at tho
Ofice Of the DAILY NEWS, No. 18 8HAYNE-STAERT,
win receive prompt attention. ai.:.ii
j. SIVERSTEM,l
December Agent 70. City Delivery.
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5aneral notife.

81 The Relatives, Friends and 40
quaintsnces O. Mr.. and Mrs. JENKINS, and Of Mr..
and Mrs. JOHN HARLEsToN, are respectfully IN
vited to aten the Funeral Services Of the latter at
No. 81 Reid-a reet, at Three O'Clock This afternoon,
without furth r invitation January 80
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The Reconstruction Conventions.
VIRGINIA.

VIRGINIA.
RICHMOND, January 29.--The convention
adopted resolution asking Schofeld to allow
voters to register where they may reside at the
time Of election. member said Schofeld
would soon issue an order for complete regis
tration. During debate which ensued, Con-
servative used the words --'sThat infamous ty-
rant, Congress-" some confusion followed and
several members were disorderly. A member
demanded the expulsion OF the reporter OF the
Dispatch on account of q report in that paper.
The motion was decided to be out of order.
In the afternoon session much excitement was
caused on the Republican side by one member
calling another liar Chairs were caught up
but the Intervention Of members put an end
to the difficulty.
NORTH oAIoLINA.
RALEIGH, January 29.--The ordinance for the
relief Of the people now reported removes the
jurisdiction Of all State courts in matters o!
contract or debt, and suspends all judgments
or executions for the collection OF oil debts
created before May, 1865, and until July, 1863
or until the new constitution and government
90 into effect. 1t asks General Candy to en-
force the ordinance. No definite action was
taken. committee was authorized to efec
a loan of ten thousand dollars to pay th'
mileage Of members.
GEORGIA.
ATLANTA, January 29.-Taxation is to be az
yalore1n only and uniform on all property tax
ed. The poll-tax is not to exceed one dollar
and is to be for educational purposes only.
The 24th section Of the Bill of Rights reads
sThe social status Of the citizens shall never
be the subject of legislation"
General Meade declines to construe the ordl
nances of the convention approved by him II
General orders. He says these ordinances art
enforced by his orders, and are to be deemed
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THE YACHT ELEANOR
NEW YORK AND CHARLESTON.
STEAMSHIP LME-FOR NEW YORK.

@%ec, THE ELEGANT SIDE WHEEL
Nk&ss@Txxgy steamship CHARLESTON, COM
LE7M[lIfS3RS mander BERRY, Will leave for the
s-Ss@==zz@S~ above Fort on Saturday, the 1st
February of II o'clock a. II.
Outward Freight engagements made with CoUR-
TENAY TRENHOLM, corner East Bay and
Adgers North Wharf.
For Passage and business pertaining 10 inward
Freights, apply to STREET BROTHERS CO.,
No. "a East Bay.
STREET. BROTHERS Z COL Aoenta.
CoURTENAY g. TRENHOLM As'"
January 80
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i'm Jasper county, Mississippi, on the 25th
and 26th instants, q squad Ct negroes who had
been stealing hogs waylaid and attacked the
constable's posse in search of them killed two
white men and wounded one mortaly and five
severely. There was but trne negro wounded
and arrested
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The East Florida Banner,
oCALA. MARION COUNTY, FLORIDA,

OCALA. MARION COUNTY, FLORIDA,
T.F. SMITH, Editor and Proprietor.
90. DEDRUHL. Assistant Editor.
T,HE BANNER has LARGE CIRCULA-
TION throughout the most populcus and veal
thy portions Of Florida.
Business men, desirous Of introducing their bust-
ness through that section, would do well TO sdver.
tise in its columns. ....
SUBSCRIPTION, So YEAR. 49,
SpARSucK Il Co., Agents, ct Courier Office, Charles
ton. South Carolina. September az
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THE MARION STAR.

-sTAH1IsHED NEARLY TWENTY YEARS AGO,
~ is published at Marion, 8. c., In the central
portion of tine country, and offers a favorable
medium to Merchants, Druggists, Machinists, and
ali classes who desire to extend their busness IN
the Pee Dee country.
For the benefit of our advertising patrons, We
shall In addition to our subscription List, whiohts
constantly increasing, publ, b and distribute,
gratuitously, copies Of the STAR, during the bud
ness season this Fall.
Bates of Advertising liberal.
WI. McKERALL, 20
November 20 Editor and Proprietor.
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~ IHEREBY TENDER MY THANKS TO
the Ge-mania Life Insurance Company of New York
for the very prompt manner In which my claims
against the aLd Company were settled.
JULIA.NE MEHRTENS nee RIECKE.
January 81 8
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Efre In Albany.

ALBANY, N. Y, January 2s.-The Academy Of
Music has been burned. Loss, $4,000.
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THE HERALD

-rs PUBLISHED WEEKLY AT NEwBEBRY O. a.
at s. per sn1pm, and, having large eircu.
the State, affords great aivanages to advertisers.
Rates for advertising very reasonable-ror which
apply 10 our Agent Mr.. 7. P. SLIDER, at the Mils
House. THOS F. & r. II. GRENEKER,
Jannarv2 Editors and Prop ietors.
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Fire In Chicago.

CHICAGO, January ga fire occurred here
last night which destroyed three blocks. LOSS
nearly $s, OOO, 900, with an insurance Of $780,
600.
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The Riot ut Marion.

PRISONERS ATTEMPT TO BREAK JAIL-THEY ABE
FIRED oN-sEvERAL ARE woUNDED-FULL
PARTICULARS.
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Spffial Motiffs.

1@ ORDERED: THAT THE CLERK
give notice that the Civil Docksts VIII be called to-
day. j. ". BROWNETELD, O. @. P.
January so
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FOR PALATKA, FLORIDA, :

FOR PALATKA, FLORIDA
VIA SAVANNAH, FERNANDINA, JACKSONVILLE.
AND ALL LANDINGS ON THE ST. JOHNS
RIVER. a,-~ ..s-3 10 -
~A STEAMERS DICTATOR AND
.Gg GgstsS1sZl7CI CITY POINT, will leave Charleston
everJ Taesddy and Friday Euenings, at O'Clock.
for above llaces and Sava nah every Wedhesday ane
Saturday, at O'Clock P. III. > l,;.J-l-s.
Steamer DICTATOR, Capt Z. NJ. CoxErTER, sails
TIesddy Evening. -, =" ...>N-..-
Ste iIner oITY POINT, Capt. s. ApKNs, sails .Ftr
For Freight or Passage spply on board or at ofncs
of J. D. AIKEN l. CO., Agents, &.
January3 South Atlantic Wharf
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rm-el ONE OF THE ABOVE STEAM
.Su; e; ssnEz ERs will leave Charleston every
Monday and Thursdoy Night at IL O'Clock; and
Savannah every WeGnesddy and Saturday AorH-
ing, at Z o'clock. Tolcbing at Blufton on AoH-
day, ip from Charles e,.l, and Wedne.day trip nom
All Way Freight, also Blunton wharfage must be
pre-paid. al x. ~. s.isal.. ,
For Freight or Passage, apply to
JOHN FERGUSON, Accommo odation WhatE
January 16 e. lrlCJ a-C-l y >, srffla
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FoR ED1sTo AND RoCKvii

-r-A THE STEAMER ST. HELENA.
stsaSE Captain D. BOYLE, win recedye
Freia6t This Day, ana leave To-Ao7rois Morning.
at g O'Clock, and Edi1to Saturday Morning, st7
O'Clock. a...s -:
For Freight or Passage, apply on board, OF to
JOHN q. MURRAY, Market Wharf
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FOR NEW YORK.

a~A THE STEAMSHIP SARAGOSSA,
NkdSS Captain n. B. CRowK1L, will leave
LI7EfNtHfYS vanderhorst Wh1rf, on SdtI day,
S@Ssz@g.- S@Sszsasg February 1st, 1888, at u O'Clock.
Bills Lading must positively be presented by 10
o'clock OF that day.
For Freight or Passage apply to 49, 80
January 27 RAVENEL & CO.
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FOR NEW YORK.

PEOPLES NAIL Steamship COMPANY.
.<-s-, THE STEAMSHIP EMILY B.
Nk4M@%l SOUDER, Captain LIBBx,- viii
L<zMIEtkfTS leave North Atlantic Wharf 2hsrs-
E4adSg.- Ss.ssazs day, January so. at O'Clock.
- JOHN & THEo. GETTY, Agents, e.
January az North Atlantic Wharf.
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THROUGH TICKETS TO FLORIDA,
BY CHARLESTON Ind SAVANNAH STEAM.
PACKET LNE.-sEMI-WEEK VIA BEAU
FoRr AND HILTON HRAD-WEEKLY
VIA BLUFFTON. u o-;if
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STEAMER PILOT BoE... Capt ". T. Maa11ri.
STEAMER FANNIE. Capt, T. PECK.
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Congressional.

HoUsE. Nothing Of importance
was done in this body, except the an.
nouncement of the death Of the late
Hon. q. s. Hamilton who was, as our
readers will recollcct, killed by his
crazy son during the holiday recess
Eulogies werepronounced resolutions
passed, and the House adjourned.
SENArR.-Muoh time was spent by
Doolittle talking against the amend
ed reconstruction bill, which passed
the House the other day by 1913 te
As, which rests the whole matter in
Gen. Grants hands.
Mr.. Trumbull replied to Mr.. Doo-
little: He said reconstruction was
going on and would soon restore ths
Southern States to the Union and re
lieve them fromthe military despotisn
which 40 alramed the Senator. IT
reply to Mr.. Doolittle's assertion that
they intended to place the South un
der negro control, he pointed to tho
excess Of whites over the black 'popu
lation in all the States but South
Carolina.
Adjourned.
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The Situation.

We have not seen tho situation sc
graphically portrayed, or tho differ
ence between the loyal Congression
81 plan and Andrew Johuson's rebel
plan Of reconstruction, better stated
than in the following paragraph from
the N. Y. Tribune, of the 21st inst
aSince the term .abolitionist los,
its terrors, disunionist' is the cur.
rent cpithet wherewith men who
fought through the war in defense Of
the Union are stigmatixcd by those
who hope to vault into power on the
shoulders Of unchanged rebels. No
matter what we had to do, II was al.
ways unconstitutional in the eyes
Of the Copperhead oraclcs. It was
unconstitutional to provision Fort
Sumter to defend Washington; to
open q way through Baltimore--to
invade Virginia; to hold Kentucky
and Maryland |; to refuse to- return
the fugitive slaves Of rebels; to pro-
claim Emancipation; to enlist and
arm black soldiers to dissolve the reb
7ol state organisations; to impose
conditions on their successors; and
it is, Of course, frigKtfdily unconsti.
tutional ~ Insist that loyal blacks
sl1il vote Id the reconstructed States
as well as ex-rebel whites. All the
fire and fury wherewith Congress is
now assailed means just this--The
sham Democracy want to, mako
twelve more boroughs like Maryland
and Kentucky in the south by en-
franchising the rebel whites and dis
fianchising the loyal blacks, and the
republicans won't let them. That is
the whole story. And, though the
fools are not all dead, the noise and
confusion excited by the Copps dis-
turb none but themselves.
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A Registry Law.

Hon. Charles Dudley, Of this coun-
ty introduced Registry Bill, into
the House.the other day, which was
referred TO the proper committee, and
will probably be called up BY him
and its passage urged at an carly day,
We notice that Senator Bills Of Mon.
roe county, introduced similar bill
/ into the Senate yesterday, which was
referred to tho committee on cleo,
tions.
In as much as various and sundry
good reasons, entirely too tedious te
mention exist, why we should have
4 Registry law, and iras much as il
out Of the powerof any manin fayoro o
fair, honest elections, to urge one sin
gle tenable objection against the sys
tom, We do earnestly hope that oul
law makers will give US q well ma
tured REGISTRY Law, before the clos,
OF the present session.
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Terms I9at ensood, an elected to ofbs
tnat Hail.
! wus treated with ffightful scveri-
w lwux kept on the ordinary RI
snens Nv 2 private soldier. i wnx not
allowed the porooxci' uv the Rich
mona papers, ana 4 was compelled,
afore pe!n releaaed, to take the oath
~ aiieg1anec 70 the federat Govern
mentr
ana Wot hev eQt tof IitY Good
Lord, shudder when 4 think nv the
ongr.teininis uv n1aM The party
ir which sueeFed ~ eli1 neyer %
Mnch ez gave me . hing 1 wuE
never made the recipient Nv nothin
ontii 9 reformed aboHslInist wux
made President, who he'd 70 hev 4
party, and who he'd 70 tak4 eDly sachI
g wu. ior sale. But ors this 6rtu-,
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From our special Correspondence.
Both Houses at Work.
STATE REFORM BILL BEFORE
THE SENATE.
.sPARRlNa IN THE'HousE ON EQUAL
SUFFRAGE.
Important to Wapello County Lar.
gers, &c, DC.
DEs MoINEs, Iowa,
January 23d, 1868,
ED; COURrER::

ED: COURIER
The legislature d now holding bu,
one session per day and will proba
bly, so continue to do for many days
The work in the Senate to-day wai
dispatched with celnlnendabl> -
and rapidity. It ya8z 81 ~
days work. The bilt introduced in
this body has already resched the
number of forty-nine. Among them
the most important are tho Bill oi
Senator Parvin Of Muscatine, for a
State Reform School, and the bill au-
thcrizing the appointment Of a -
Reporter, by the Judge of each Ju-
dicial District to take minutes Of
testimony on tho trial, of causes. -
The subject of extending Jurisdiction
of county Courts recommended BY
Ex-Governor Stone, OF that Of ere.
ating Court Of quarter sessions by
dividing up thc-prcsent Judicial Dis
tricts, is under consideration in com
mittee, and great interest 10 mani
Tested upon the subject. l have no
doubt that some bill willwill be pass
ed this session, to rolieve ourpresent
Courts from the perfect avalanche Of
business which now overwhelms
them.
The Senate has had scarcely noth-
ing up to this time, as | am informed,
to disturb the even tenor of it's way.
The House yesterday had up Incl
dentally, the liquor question, and
some considerable filibustering was
had, but in no way as ! conceive in-
dicating the real temper Of that body
upon this question. It is, however,
highly probable that this subject will
be fully ventilated in thecoming week.
To-day the House had up resolution
on the suffrage Question, which, for =
time, set the elementsin in motion, but
which was gently laid by, on a mo-
tien to refer to committeon elections.
A number of county Judges are
here seeking TO have the jurisdiction
of county Judges enlarged, and in
that way provide relief to tho Dis
trict Courts. Ifthis matter interests
Attorneys.in Wapello county, they
perhaps ought to be moving to give
expression to their views by petition
or otherwise.
The Capital City is enjoying .
lively time, operas, lectures, and
wonderful exhibitions nm atiltsd
skates nour1sn amazingly.
Link, ofthe Muscatine Journal ap-
pears to bo domiciled hereabonts,
and would doubtless like to be mum.
bered in yonr distribution Of favors.
WILL.
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James NJ. Walters has just been
forced into involuntary bankruptcy at
Keokuk. He was required to give
bonds in the sum Of $4,000 for his
appearance. He wanted a little time
to get the required security, being
placed under guard in the meantime.
Finding he could not give bonds, he
sluded his guard and made his es-
cape. He Is described as tall, dark,
large man, and dressed in butteanut
clothes. Harry Fulton, Deputy Uni.
ted States Marshal, offers 8 suitable
reward for his apprehension. Hawk
Eye,
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TAkINc ApyANrAoE OF LE.

TAKING ADVANTAGE OF LEAF
YEAR.-The Chicago Daily Tribune
publishes the following notice in its
personal column Of the 18th inst:
.rhe writer, being q young Miss Of
twenty, desires to adopt a dark-hair-
ed self-madc orphan Of twenty-five
or fifty. Only those strictly honor
ably inclined need apply.
Miss KITTY"
aKitty" evidently has got il bad,
and is seemingly much opposed to 4
cold thermometer and it's long train
Of dittos. Register.
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At the Franklin Festival, given BY
the printers of Des Moines on last Fri
day night, a collection of $40 was
made for the benefit of J. NJ. Dixon.
This was IN addition to and exclusive
ofthe proceeds Of the supper.