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Latest by Telegraph.
Congressional.
WASHINGTON, July l3.

1rousE.-Under the regular Mondays
call, bills wcrc introduced allowing citizens
to bring suits against railroad companies IN
the Federal courts, and constructing rail.
road from Washington TO CINCINNATI.
bill legalizing the acts Of the Arkansas
tax commissioners were passed.
The Freedmen's Bureau bill passed. by tho
SENATE making General Howard's commits
| sionership independent Of the President
was passed with OH amendment making tho
discontinuancc of the Bureau absolute in the
represented States on tho 1st of January,
| except as regards education. The bill goes
| to the Senate for concurrence
Mcssrs. Dockery and Boydcn, members
from North Carolinn, FROM whom the politi-
cal disabilities have been removed, were
| seated
Tho House went into committee of tho
| whole OH tho tariff bill by o vote of 81 to 81
| This is regarded as q test vote, indicating
the intention ofthc majority to modify the
tariff. Twn honls' debate cnsucd, and the
House adjourned till tonight
SENATE.-F Fifteen different petitions from
army officers asking increased pay were
presented.
The funding bill was resumed and dis
cussed at great length, and Messrs. Morton,
OF Indiana, and Sherman, of Ohio, favored
the payment of bonds in legal tender un.
less otherwise stipulated on their face
The question was discussed with much
bitterness till adjournment.
WASHINGTON, July Is.
SENArE.-A bill amending the various
bills relating TO the navy and marine corps
was passed without amendment.
The bill amending the military peace
establishment was referred to the Committee
on Military Affairs
bill sub-dividing the mail line between
New York and Europe was laid over.
The conference committees report on the
tax bill was adopted.
The appropriation bill was resumed and
the Senate adjourned.
HoUsE.-A committee offive was appoint.
ed to ascertain how tho House contingent
fund Of 1867 was expended
MIR. lleaton, representative from North
Carolina, was seated.
bill removing tho political disabilities
from certain parties was rassed as amended
by the Senate.
The report of the conference committee
on the tax bill was adopted, and the bill
now goes to tho President.
The conference committee struck out all
relating 10 banks. Storekcepers are to be
paid by the United States; special agents
arc limited in number to twenty five; mines
ral oils arc put OH the same footing as other
manufactures; spirit must he removed from
bond within nine months wholesale LIQUOR
dealers pay one per cent In all other
respects the bill is the same as passed by
tho House.
Adjourned.
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Nomina. ions for Municipal Offices. !,
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w. Fl. WILLIAMS. o'" r.
Almost Another Dill Murder.

We learn chat during his "Saturday
visit,' our Honorable Senator j. /. NJ /.
Rutland, having got into an altcrca-
tion with ono Giles Harrison, q freed
man, first struck aud thon shot at the
aiSGiles, who having retired for
pistol, returned and discharged it at
tho Honorable Senator without cffcct.
1t is said that Mr.. r.. escaped tho
shot by blowing out the candle and fall
ing on tho ground. Had the Honora-
bio Senator lost his life at the hands
OF this negro that he has helped to
raise TO q condition Of political cquali-
ty,with himself, doubtless many of our
best citizons would have been cast in
to prison upon nero suspicion, as in
the Dill affair, without any shadow Of
evidence or pretcxt Of law, We con-
gratulate the Radicals, however, on
the escape Of ftho only man in thoir
ranks that would not absolutely dis
grace the bench by ignorance and in
competence. But did even the Homo
rable Senator conform moro to moral
or statute law, if Mr.. Rutl and and his
colored constituent would not let their
angry passion rise, tho Radical party
would be i'll less danger of contre
temps, and our unoffending citizens in
less danger of causclcss incarceration.
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Important News Another Convention to
be Held and another Presidential CAN
didate to be put into the Field.
WASHINGTON, July l3.

WASHINGTON, July l3.
There IL a movement in progress, back ed
by some Of the most substantial men in the
country, who oppose on the one hand, the
Radioalism which eliminated 10 the nomi-
nation of Grant, and who oppose. on the
other. the candidates and principles Of the
New York Convention, and especially tho
principles of Mr.. Blair's latter, to place O
third candidate in the field for. President.
The movement begun ut New York on Fri.
day last, and is being developed throughout
the country with expressions of the warm
estconourreroo from some ofthe most promi-
nent men in both parties. but particularly
from the Conservative men of the country,
the working nen, and large body OF The
soldiers and sailors. II is proposed, if the
arrangement can be completed, to publish q
list of the National Executive Committee
shortly, and to hold convention to nomi.
nate candidates cithcf in Pitteburg or Gin.
cinnati in September. aa KS,
m 1t is believed here by the Democrats
however, that the movement will amount to
nothing, and that within two weeks oil
complaint against tho Democratic nominees
will have ceased. To this the friends O.
the proposed now party respond that thoy
are in earnest and will not dcsist.
General Burbridge, Of Kentucky, is ar
applicant for the Office Of Commissioner O
Internal Revenue.
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CnAnLtsroN, July l8.
Arrived-Brig 4. Mnikcn, Boston
schooner II. NJ. Waller, Key West. Sale,
Steamer Charleston, New York.
WASHINGTON, July l8.
II IS stated that three hours session Of
the Vabine' Cured yesterday, which was
very impt ant, and that soma Executive
suggestions regarding the Presidential
election, will be sent to Congress to-day, and
that the veto Of the bill regulating the
Electoral College will he withheld until
Monday.
The Senate, last night. passed the Alaska
treaty, with amendments ignoring the joint
power of the House, with the Senate and
President IN making treaties. The bill, as
1t passed the Senate, simply appropriatos
money to fulfill stipulations Of tho treaty.
The Senate also passed bills, selling tic
st Louis Arsenal property; aiding improve
ments in the Mississippi River at Rock
Island and Dcs Moincs Rapids; excepting
certain. vessels trading with Canada from
tonnage fees, md the civil appropriation
bill.
The House considered the funding bill.
The Southern Representatives conduct
themselves quietly, voting with the radicals
on the questions, Their prompt party vote q
on subjects whi ,h have been seriously dis
cusscd for months, and upon which the most
shrowd legislators are doubtful, provokes
smiles on the floor Of either House.
In the Senate, the South Carolina ratifica
ten of the fourteenth article was present ed.
The applications of the Georgia and Missis.
sippi Conventions for loans, were indefinite
ly postponed. A bill authorizing corpora
tions created BY Federal authority to bring
suits in Federal Courts, passed. a bill
protecting naturalizcd citizens abroad was
discussed in executive session.
In the House, ninety days were allowed
The Election Committee TO investigate dis
loyalty in the Missouri contested election.
The Louisiana Representatives arc Vidal,
Sypher, Ncwsham, Man and Blackburn |;
and from South Carolina. Representatives
Goss and hittomorc. The tariff bill was
re-committed to the Ways.and Means Com.
mittcc, which kills it for this session.
MIR. Burlingamo, Minister from China, is
giving the press grand dinner tonight
IL is very handsome nffair.
A grand ratification of tho Now York
nominations is progressing,
OTTAWA, CANADA, July 18.
Tho effect of the drought is most disas.
trous to crops in tho surrounding country.
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The Weather in Georgia Purging the
GEORGIA Legislature.
AUGUSTA, Ga, July ]

57tNt iIa .fE ;1sE YAUausrA, 0A.b July lO.1
To-Day ist the hottest aS OF The season. with
The Democrats anticipate that q sufficient
number Of their party will be rejected from
the Legislature to. give Radical majority
in each IIousc, and tho Democratic press
Indignantly, denounccs Governor Bullock
and General Meade FOR recommending to
the legislature to- purge Itself Of ineligible
members under the third section Of the
fourteenth article.
The Radical members who are Ineligible
will, II is believed, get their own disabilities
removed by Congress. 5''-2
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Election f,r United States Senator.

AT the election for United States
Senator in tho Legislature on Tues
day last Tom Robertson of Columbia,
was the lucky candidate for tie short
term. Mackcy, French and Sawyer,
ran for the long term, neither of whom
received the necessary majority OF
both Houses. - 4ig" a,
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Postmaster's Malfeasanoe in Office,

Our new Postmaster, Mr.. Oxncr,
upon taking charge of the office, has
found near two thousand letters. from
many of which the stamps had been
carefully taken off, about the prcmis-
es. Some of our business men have
recovered in the neighborhood of for-
ty or fifty letters, some of, them written
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Rutland for Ohisf Justice.

1t is said that Rutland having re-.
tired m,thc canvass for the u. S.
scnatorship in favor Of Sawyer, has
bettercd his chances greatly for
aJudgeship, and probably will be
elected Chief Justice. ,N Si,
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NEW GOODS.
ae> JUST RECEIVED
r. =" HE3 SF's' BY -fi nsiss To-
JOHN MCINTYRE g. co,

,WE have just received fresh supply of
w GR0CER1Es which will be sold low
for, CAS- H---consisting Of
100 bushels Of Corn, No. ! Country Flour,
batrols, half.barrelsand kits Maokerel, Nos.
!, 2, and 8, English Dairy Cheese, Superior
Brown Soap, Mixed Pickles, Canned Oys.
tefs, Vino Cakes. Lemon Noyety CakeJ,
French Mustard, .Crockery, Raisins, Nuts,
oil kinds, Fresh Cocoa Cream, Zig Paste,
Assorted Candies. Also Ladies' and Gen.
tlemcn's Shoes, (homc manufacture, )zephyr
Puff, "Here's Your Mule" and l5iil ARP
Smoking Tobacco, Chewing Tobacco, So.
gars and many other articles too hume.
rous to mention. ",H'1'
mnr II "ft." H''.f
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Ridgeway Democratic Club.

Ridgeway Democratic Club.
At regular meeting of this club OF
tho llth Instant the following resolu.
tions were adopted.al&
| lst. That the committee on invita-.
tations, be autho, lied to invite Col. j.
P. Thomas of Columbia, S. G., to ad.
dress this clab Oh Saturday the eighth
of August.
I'd. That a committee of twenty
members be appointed by the chair to
make suitable arrangements for re-
ceiving Col. Thomas.
3D.. That the committee on invita-
tions be instructed to invite such 9th.
cr speakers as they doom cxpedient.
4th. That the entire colored mcm
bcrs be committee to assist the
committee Of arrangements.
9th. That the Doko Democratic
Club DC invited to visit this club, and
enjoy tho festivities Of the 9Th
August.
9th. That we heartily endorse the
selections made by the Now York De.
mocratic Convention, and that We will
use our utmost cndcavor to write the
names of Seymour and Blair upon the
proud old presidential column while
yet it is an honor to be President.
and Vice-President of the United
States Of America.
HENRY G. DAVIS,
President.
II. 5. DEsroRTEs, Secretary.
New Advertisements.
d. r. Flcnnikcn, advertises fresh
supply of Groceries. SEQ notice in
another column.
The very best Flour. ur.-Thompson &
Woodward.
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Democratic Ratification Meeting in Ala

SELMA, ALA, July 13.
There was grand Seymour and Blair
ratification meeting here Saturday night.
Bontires, fireworks, and cannon firing were
among the features. Several thousand
whites and many colored people were pre-.
sent, made the meeting ring with shouts for
the Democratic nominees. Speeches were
made " Generals Morgan. Pettus, aud
Sholley, Judges Brooks and Wood, ex.May
or NJ J. Wiliems, Colonel Colby (ate OF the
Federal army), and others. The meeting
was the largest and most enthusiastic ever
held here
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Modesty.

mOuesty.
Can tho Columbia Phani~ explain
tor lis how it was, that the present
chairman of the Senate Judiciary
Comrnittee'appointed HIMSELF chair
man thereof, while serving as Presi-
dent of the Senate in the absence of
the Lientenant-Governor
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IDHUGS. MEDICINES ac.

tfyOD LIVER OIL, Jacobs Cordial, Castillo
" Soap, Nux Yomioa, Nut Calls, Icoriee,
I.fcorice Root, Peruvian Bark, PhilotoFen,
Burnt Umber, Croton Oh, Indellible Ink,
Extract Lemon, Mucilage, Mason's Black
ing.
Also, uargling Oil Citrate Magnesia,
and Indellible Pencils. just received by
KETCHIN, McMAsTEA q BRIcE.
may Fl H,e!'ssFi,i''' 3t '4
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1emorest's Young America.

/, T This bis, ,enterprising little magazine,
which has already won 50 large share
Of juvenile favor, enters upon its
third year with tho November No.,
and also increases its size nearly ono ono.
Assag This change will effect d grcat,
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DRUGS, MEDICINES, Sc.

ESSENCE or GINGER, 0clatinc, Ext.
IL Lemon, Mrs. Winslows Soothing Syr.
up, Diarrh@a Remedy, Husbands Magncsia,
liostetter's Bittors, Calisaya Bittcrs, Soda,
Crenm Tarter, Corn Starcr Farina, Arrow
Root, Allcock's Porous Plasters, Queens
Delight, 60. Just received.
KETCHIN, MoMASTER s. BRICE.
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Bills Passed by the Senate.
WASHINGTON, July Is.

MAsHINUToN, July 10.
The Senate last night passed the funding
bill, tho bill disseminating toa certain extent
tho Frcedmcn's Bureau in tho repres emf ed
States after January LIST, and a bill giving
Mrs. b.. 7. Porter, of Charleston, s c.,
$4,000 for relieving Union prisoners dur.
ing the war.
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Tho Boston Post says We ought
to send negro to the Senate in Sum
nor's place, to crafty that gentleman
with a "final triumph"
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From WASHINGTON.
WASHINGTON, July 13

WASHINGTON, July To-
Judge Fisher, from Mississippi reports
to the Republican committee here that the
Democratic majority in that State is 1000
but he claims that he can provo that Is, 600
votes we,c obtained by fraud.
A Radical committee from Virginia is
here urging changes in the recently passed
election bill that will open (?) registration.
a bill according with their views will pro-
bahly be introduced in the Senate.
Commodore James l. Miller for forty two
years in tho naval service, is dead.
delegation from Atlanta, ca, has ar.
rived to urge upon Congress, the propricty
of removing the political disabilities from
certain Radical members Of the Georgia
Legislature.
There was considerable talk and some
positive assertion Of the formation of { bird
party for tho Presidential fight. General
Fremont, General Cary. and John Quincy
Adams arc prominently named. Chief Jus
tice Chase declines to cooperate with tho
movement,
WASHINGTON, July Is.
When tho 1fousc met this morning the
thermometer in the hall stood at 81 degrees
and before rcccss went up TO o..
Mr.. Schcnck estimates the loss by rcmov.
ing tho tax on mineral oils to be Sc, 2,OOO,-
600. Tho provisions of the tax bill will
dispense with tho services of about seven
teen hundred inspectors.
Collector Smythc, Of New York, is here
engineering his confirmation to the Austr-
| an mission, with faeble prospects,.
The revcrnc receipts Today were $685.
000.
The Senate to-day confirmed the nomina-
tion Of William ri. Evarts as Attorney
Gcneral.
George w. Summers has been nominated
for Postmaster at Augusta, Ga.
Secretary Seward reports TINT twenty
three States have ratified tho fourteenth
article, from which Ohio and New Jersey
have reeeded: and that Arkansas, North
Carolina, and Florida hayo given notice OF
its ratification by the alleged Legislatures Of
those States.
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DRESS GOODS, sc.

AIDES DRESS GOODS, Printed Mus
IA Inns, Organdies, Swiss, Camhrics, Ja-
comets, Ginghams, Cnicocs, Plaid and
Striped llomespuns, Long Cloths, Cotton
Yarn, Table Linen, Cassimeres, Cottonadcs,
Ladies' aud Gentlemens Shoes, Brogans,
&c., sc. Just received.
KETCHlN. McMASTER & BRICE.
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Liverpool Market.

LIVERPOOL, July l8.
Cotton heavy sales 5000 bales.
shipments of cotton from Bombay to
tho 18th, since last report, $4,000
bales.
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Address
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The streets of Houston, Texas, are
to be paved with shells at the expense
of 100000. t e a4#&ay