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Prof Henshaw, of Williston Seminary,
writes :-"My wife, from a six years previ-
Gus use Wheeler a. Wilson machine, came
to the work of Grover d Baker with reluc-
lance. But in C few weeks prejudice vanish
ed admiration succeeded, and now the Gro
yer & Baker has no more enthusiastic advo-
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Of its stitch and its adaptability to all kinds
of work, are qualities which do not all belong at
once to am other machine" szs.
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Mrs. Wilson. wife of Prof. Wilson, Hobart
College, writes :-"Your Machine is such a
benefit to mankind that | often feel as
though 'twould do me good to trumpet its
praises far and near The one l have is Of
the plainest kind but would not exchange
ii for the most expensive 1 ever saw Of any
other make
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Fall and winter Goods,

TAKES this method of informing his
L friends and the public generally that he
il i'm recent Of 81 large stock of
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FOR RENT.

VHE Dwelling House with Store Room
L attached together with good Kitchen,
Meathouse, and Garden, adjoining my Store.
Apply to A. THOMSON
Feb 7, 1868
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The Convention will Weet !,
Var1liSil.

NO. 1 C0pal, Japan, Coach, Coach
1NBody, and Black Leather, just received
and for sale at II. ID. TALIAFERROS Drug
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him in silence. When it rains His Holiness
proceeds to the galleries Of the Vatican when
the visitors have retired. BE is great lover
of antiques, as proved by the researches and
restorations he is continually making. On his
return home, at six o'clock, the audiences re-
commerce and last till ten at night, when he re-
tires to sup. He goes to bed at eleven, aud the
next day goes through the same routine.
Though advanced in years, he sings very well,
and what is quite unknown even to many Ro-
mans, plays well on the violoncello. When I was
received with my companions the chamberlain
plucked me by the sleeve to make me heel.
The Pope, perceiving the movement, spared
US the genufe1on, aud made us approach the
table at which be was sitting. so then,' his
Holiness said. you are two Journalists, friends,
going together to Naplesp He spoke about
Naples, and asked us how ne liked Rome, ad-
ding that people found themselves very free
during their stay. He then. took two photo
graphic Gkenesses OF himself, one for each of
us, and with q sly smile said, I am going to
write something for the journalists, and, in q
firm hand, traced these words:
=. Diligite veritatem, Altam Dei;'
after which he held out his hand to us. His
affability is extreme. he speaks French with
as much accent as Rossini, and the impress
sion he produced on me wss that Of pleas
ant and tranquil old man who appears to be
but little occupied with external matters.
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AN INTERVIEW WITH PIUs lX-APPEARANcE
OF THE HOLY FATHER-INTEREsTrsa DETAILS.
A correspondent of the. "Evenement Illustre," :"
who was admitted some days since to an audi
ence Of the Pope, gives, in letter from Rome
to that journal, some interesting details about
the Holy Father. He says:
The Pope is pretty tall and stout, without
being obese. TIE furniture OF his private room
is q square tab.e, with two chairs and an arm
chair for himself. The room ls very small,
with 8 low ceiling, no curtains, and the walls
covered with paper Of the chea pest sort. Those
of the grand official saloons are covered with
silk. HIS bedroom has yellow curtains, no
of iron, without curtains. He is very neat in
his person; his hands, which are half covele
with white mittens, are particularly attended
to. he rises at Six o'clock, shaves himself,
and SAYS his mass in little private chapel,
and then hears another. AT eight O'Clock
he takes small cup. OF chocolate, and
at $50 he receives his Ministers. Car
dina Antone comes every day to the vatican.
Secretary Of State, Monsignor Marinl, takes
his place. The other days of the week the
other f11nctionaries in their turn transact busi-
ness with him. At 1880 the Ministers with
draw. The audiences then begin. and are not
over till one. At two o'clock the Pope dimes In
his private apartment. His repast Is fthe most
modest kind, and it always ends with sweat,
meet of which all Italians are fond. From 2:3O
- 9 he takes his siesta, at 8 he reads his
BreyiaIy, and at $50 he goes out for drive IN
a carriage with four horses, accompanied only
by two young priests. II the weather permits
hs aIights and walks in the most retired parts
of fhe city; nevertheless, he is followed By up
wards Of two thousand persons, who WALK alter
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@ LADIES BEING CONFINED SHOULD
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The Barnwell Democracy.


At a ameeting Of the Democratic Club of
AIlendals Barnwel District, held on the 7th
instants Major Robert Martin, the President
elect, upon being conducted to the chair, made
the following remarks
Gentlemen of The GubI return my
warm acknowledge for the compliment
paid me in making me your presiding ofhcer.
You are entitled to whatever ability and energy
I possess, and you shall freely have them:
Before declaring the Club open for business, 1
desire to call your serious attention TO reso-
lutiou of your first meeting, the spirit OF which
acknowledges the equality OF the negro, IN the
invitation you have extended to him to enroll
himself on our list Of members and to be pre-
sent at our meetings. This seems to me at
variance with the spirit Of our Democracy,
which is q constitutional party strictly. The
negro votes, it is true, but whenever ne does,
con sent to extend to him privilege neither
granted by the State Constitution, nor by that
of (almost) any other State. The great hope
for the success Of the Democratic party is the
broad platform Of white Us. black. We deny
the right Of the negro to Eote-he exercises the
franchise under the force OF the bayonet-but
shall we, ON account Of this, led away by the
feeble hope of influencing some stray votes,
stiae our convictions and give assent to the
deadliest scheme ever warped against US by the
enemies of the constitution? It is urged that
it is expedient to make political friends OF the
blacks. II It is meant by this that we must
consent to their voting, expecting to influence
them, deny its tsa1pedency and record my dis
sent. All thee ties OF color--of social infu-
ence-of instinct, and thenanipusati OF un-
principleds persons tend to bind. them more
CLOSELY each day. After they have gained the
government, and have fully learnt the power of
q msjorfty, il would be too late Tor US to call
ND the ghost tof Q murdered constitution, or to
CRY out 76f prote ectfon because Of Caste
should this resolution come TO; take gener-
al place amongst the Democrats Of the South,
It would lessen the c0nfd fdence the Northern
Democrats have i'm I!s;; asrwonld disconcert
them, for they must believe that we have sur
rendered ourselves to this humiliation. We
would NOT. even have any longer the night to
contend that It was unconstitutional for the
negro to participate IN the government, for by
our consent to the resolution, nay, invitation
20 these people to come and be one with t1s,
and agree to the amendments to the State Con:
Gentlemen ofthe Club, Iappreciate as much
as any Of You the great, nay, almost extreme,
perifos our situstion9 Gan'We strengthen our
seIYes by this compromise z Experience has
taught that compromises are alike dangerous
to Individual or State. It is to the weaker
party the first bugle-note OF retreat Letus
be Msn-white men-and stand shoulder to
shouider;; not letting the stern struggle for
bread cause us to forget that liberty is at least
worth an effort.
Ileave the. question with the meeting, and
now declare It ready for the transaction Of
business. s--...-,.---
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.futfraI nptiff.

TRoUT.-Died, In this city. on the morning Of
the 9th, Mrs. A. D. TROUT relct OF the late Cap
tain WILLIAM TROUT, in the 76th year of her age.
AS Her Relatives, Friends and Ac.
quaintances, and those Of her family, also the Men,
bers Of the First Baptist Church, are invited to
attend her Funeral Services, at No. 10 Rutledge-
street, Thi, afternoon, at -Four O'Clock. May %
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aS The Relatives and Friends Of Mr..
and Mrs. T. L. BuLow, and Of Mr. and Mrs. WIN.
CARRNaToN and family, are invited to attend the
Funeral Services Of the Infant Daughter Of the for
mer at their rosidence, No. so Coming. This
afternoon, at halfpast -Four O'Clock
Nav %
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regularly again. I am told that about three
weeks ago was the first time that they held
one publicly since the affair at Hunnicutts
Crossing. Last week they had ball in the
upper part of the storehouse formerly occu-
pied BY A. Bryce, Jr., as store, and known
here as the Hall; when about 10 o'clock
that night some of the merry dancers falling
ont. commenced fuss, but detachment of
the Eighth Infantry being here put stop to
Il
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WAIHAr1.A, s. G., May 25, 1858.

wALzA11A, 8. G., May 25, 1883.
TO the Editors cfithe Nsps:
Tventy.fow whites and two blacks register
ed during the session of the Board at this
place.
The following nominations were made by the
Central Democratic Club for Oconee county
for Clerk, Jessie W. Stribhng; for Probate
Judge, Richard Lewis; for Sheriff, James q.
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County Commi ssidnsrs, A. Lay, W. r. Davis
and James Zsckaray. The following are candi-
dates for the osher'side: for Clerk, A. Bryce,
Jr.; for Probate Judge, A. Bryan, sr.; Sheriff,
@. P. Paine; for County Commissioners, John
Huehes and D. Alexander. There are also
two candidates who.claim to belong to neither
party. x. GSss- '.-.se.
Union lesguss arsnowholding meetings here
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@ A YOUNG LADY RETURNING TO

% A YOUNG LADY RETURNlNG io
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In place Of coarse rustic, flushed face, she had
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s@ NOTICE.-ON A FINAL ADJUSTMENT
Of the affairs Of the late copartnership Of CRAIG,
TUoMEY CO., it was agreed that all the outstand-
ing debts due the Concern should be paid TO the
subscriber, who Is alone authorized to receipt for the
same.
AL persons indebted to said Concern, by note or
otherwise, will make paymentto
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%A CARD.-As SHERIFF OF CHARLES
TON JUDICIAL DISTRICT by military appoint.
ment, respectfully announce myself candidate
for election to that Office by the people.
go into this contest without regard to party, con.
scientiouslS believing have fulfilled the duties of
the Office to the satisfaction Of the authorities under
whom have held Office and to the public at large.
My conduct for the future If elected will be the
same as in the past governed by determination to
extend equal and exact justice to all men.
WILLIAM 8. HAsTIE.
Nav %
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THE DnMoCRAcY.- -
from me srAm aqsguaT Ex1currE COM

,,,, -. ,,,,,-,,, ,,vr,,r,vr co,,.
fAoA - fe4s sr.,v srs1-s
s. 2.
Tho Central Executive Committee have re-
ceived information thst each State WIN be en-.
titled dint the National pemocrstc Convention.
% double as many delegates as Il has repre-
seuta6yee in. Congress-. ;This viii give to this
STATE twelve deIepatesy four from the State at
barge and eight from the Congressional Dis
triote. The reoant convention here appointed
but six delegates. and the Executive Commit
tee do NOT 6eel authorized TO an up the delega-
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~ NOTICE. THE STEAMER "cITY
POINT" Captain 8. ADKINS, WIN touch at St. Au-
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sSTo WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.-THE
undersigned hereby gives Lotice Of his appointment
as Assignee Of NORMAN ". KINsMAN, in the Dis.
trict of Charleston, and State Of South Carolina,
within said District, who has been adjudged Bank
rupt on his own petition, By the District Court of
said District
Dated the eighteenth day OF Nay a. D. 1865
LOUIS McLAIN,
May 81 tbs Assignee.
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spseial notiess.

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ICE), at WILSON'S GROCERY.e
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letter envelopes free of charge. Address HOWARD
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Spffial a6tifss.

s@ A SPECIAL MEETING OF THE
friends of Captain sIGWALD will be held OF Ford
hams Hall, Meeting.street, at Eight o'clock This
Erening. II May %
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@ OFFICE CITY RAILWAY COMPANY,
CORNEP BROAD AND EAST BAY-STREETS-
CHARLESTON, s. c., April %, 1s6s.-Persons de-
sirous of advertising on the Panels Of the Cars Of
this Company, can be accommodated on application
at this Office. s. ". RAMSAY,
April % Secretary and Treasurer.
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q UNITED SKATES CIRCUIT COURT

@ UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT
SOUTH CAROLINA DIsTRIoT;-N EQUITY
cHAs. j. RADFORD vs ALEX McBEE AND VAR
DY A. McBEE, EXECUTORS OF vARDY MoBEE.-
It appearing that vARDYA. MoHEE, one of the de-
fer5snts in this case anon.resdent in this state
but Iiyesin North Carolina: It isordered that said
defendant do appear, answer, plead or demur within
thirty days from this date, or the Bill win be taken
pro eonJesso against him.
, - DANIEL HORLBECK,
May q. 81 .th3- -.., 4clssk Circuit Court.
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sptfial Notices.

,mG GOOD BROWN SUGAR AT 12sc PER
lb., OF WILSON'S GROCERY.
Nav % ths2
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s5- THE PROVOST COURT FOR ST.
james Goose Greek, St Johns Berkeley and St.
Stephens, will st near Moncks Corner tsportsmsns
Retreat). Complaints viii be heard and cases pre-
pared until Jsnc 8A. Trials will then begin. Bust.
ness hours from morning until night.
A.Io. RICHMOND, Provost Judge.
Nav IL thHtu9
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oarwashington. Dispatches.
xx1r sTasYoN-ooRaRxss1oA WOOL
LErAa6M m IMBoL PROBABLE NoMNAT1oNI

ourwashtngton Dispatches.
NuT .syANyoN-ooHGRxss1oA
LErIaSN m LIMBO PROBABLE NOMINATION
OF sczoFE1Ds. &C..
WARRINGTON, May Stanton vacated the
WW ohees yesterday afternoon The keys Of
thsofice are still in the possession Of General
Townsend, Pie Adjutant and; hspector-G Gene
rail- The guards stationed around the building
have 6een.reduoed by one-haK ~
There ara . number Of rumors OF Cabinet
reegns.iors, but nothing reliable.
LIZ 1m SEsarE to-day, & resolution accept
ing Fornsys resignation, was introduced
and laid over under ths, rules. a resolu-
fon ~sss passed ior the appointment Of
eo1a.niitse Of fye.. TO- Investigate the
alleged corruption Of senator's during the
nppeachment trial The bill for the admis-
siGas swsss than taken up and
discussed until the sdjournment. No Repub-
kean opposes the adnaission under the new
Constitution. - "a -.sii5,.s l.rz -:
s .MzME HOUSE, the tar aud Indian sppropria-
ton bills were discussed. .dnrmg.th entire day.
: Mr. Woolley was before the Corruptiye Com
nnzlsttee to-day, but as he refused to answer how
be spent his money, be was recommitted to
confinement. a4ssi,,s
lfis ssated that aeaerai ersnt appsovss Of.
the confirmation Of fEchndeld as Secretary of
War. The Senate hasrefeered the nomination
fofhe Committee On Military AfAns
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rFNEW MARRIAGE GUDE.-AN ESSAY
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SAVINGS IN
sTITUTION-oFFICEo OF THE MASTER IN EoUI-
TY, MAY 2s, 1ses.-Purchasers (who ale not de-
positors) who have failed to comply with the terms
of their purchases Of assets and other property ofthe
Institution, bought by them on the 1Ath, 18th and
18th days of April last are hereby notified that un
less settlements are made by them at this Office, on
or before the 1st day of June next the said assets or
other property go purchased by them respectively
will be turned over by the Master to the Savings In
sdtution in conformity with the DEGREES made in the
cause. JAMES TUPPER,
Msy25 z Master In Equity.
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EXCURSION TRIP.
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FOR GEORGETOWN, 3. @,
TOUCHING AT SOUTH ISLAND, KETTHFIID
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~N-A THE STEAMER EMILE, CAPT.
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Returning, will leave Georgetown on Aonddy
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AL Freight must be prepaid.
No Freight received after sunset.
For Freight or Passage, apply 70
SHACXELFORD & KELLY, Agents,
No. Boyees Wharf,
SIS. FRASER, Agent, Georgetown, 8. C. ''f
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