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Tho FiI1b uster Movement.
TIE pRoeaAMME-THE PLAN OF CAMPAIGN
"wA1L-sTlEET oRED1ToEs"-THE OFFICERS.

The 6hbuster movement againet Mexico,
directed from New Orleans, is supposed to
have been nipped in the bud. Be that as it
may, the following from the Rio Grande Cou-
rier. Of Junc 30. will be read With interest:
Adyices received recently in Matamoros and
in this place render it certain that filibuster
expedition has been organized il New Orleans,
or in its vicinity, for the purpose OF invading
Mexico. The force is said to consist OF fifteen
hundred or two thousand men. They were to
have started some days since, from some point
on the Mississippi River, FOR Corpus Christi or
the Brazos.
men for railroad. They are unarrned, and
will remain 60 while on the sol Of the United
States. After passing over INTO Mexico they
will arm an6 organize. The first objective
point Of the party is said 10 be MatamGros.
They expect 20 get o .lage number OF recraits
among the Mexicans in the State OF Iamau-
lipas. From Matamoros they intend proceed
ing in the direction Of Monterey. Tney
design holding the passes in the mountains,
and think they can retain possession o. ihe
whole country on this side OF the Sierra Ma
Dire. in spite Of the army Of Mr.. Juarez. Ifey
propose holding the mouth of the RIO Grande
and Matamoros at al hazards. By these
means they can bring in supplies and reinforce
ments.
This movement is supposed to hare orisi-
mated with the WaIl-street creditors OF Mexico.
They are reported to have been in cores
pondence with Gen. Csrvajel. His survey
ing expedition may have he'd something TO do
with the matter. A vessel, laden with arms
and supplies, was expected to arrive on, the
Texas coast some time since. Whether it did
or not is not known here. Parties, visible
every day in the streets of Brownsville, for a
month or so, have not been seen for several
DAYS past Rumor hath it that they. have
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CoIu1n1A, July 14.-Thomas j. Robertson
was elected senator for the short term, expir.
ing 1s71, on the FIRST ballot. The vote stood in
the House Robertson, l07; B. F. Perry, a
In the Senate: Robertson. %; B. F. Perry, s.
A committee from the House then announc'
ed to- the Senate that their body would be
ready TO go into joint ballot tomorrow for
the election of senator for the long term.
The result in the Senate to-day was as fol
lows: First ballot, Sawyer 9; Mackey 8
French u J. B. Campbell5. Second ballot
Sawyer IS !; Msckey 8; French 6; Campbell i
Third ballot, Sawyer a.; Maokey 6; French S
Campbell /. Fourth ballot, Sawyer Il
Mackey 9 French s.; Canpbell1. Fifth bal
lot, Sawyer 15; Mackey g.; French 5. Camp
bell O.
! In the House but one hallotwas taken, with
the following result: Mackey so; Sawyer 81
French Is; Campbell 1a; Perry /.
The House then adjourned. The Lieutenant
Governor was inaugurated to-day. No othe,
business was transacted.
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LEGISLATIVE PROCEEDINGS.
THE SENATE.

MONDAY, July 13, 186s.-Mr. Donaldson, the
Senator from Chesterfield, was sworn in, ant
took his seat.
j. j. Wright gave notice OF his intention to
introduce bill for the punishment Of persons
who improperly convert funds Of the State
he said it was notorious that tax-colle ano
others we're collecting moneys owing to the
State in greenbacks, who subsequently ,ex-
changed them for bills receivable and other
notes at large discount, which they paid int
the treasury at par, keeping the difference fol
their own emolument. he proposed that they
should be punishable by o fine Of double the
amount of what they defrauded the government
OF, with one years imprisonment.
Ed. Rainey, (colored), substituted joint
five commissioners 10 ascertain and report the
assets and liabilities of the State, which was
read and. ordered to g second reading.
J. J. Wright, (colored), moved to take up the
resolution memorializing Congress to remove
the political disabilities of certain classes o.
citizens enumerated in the constitutional
Ame.- -dnent, which was laid on the table on
Saturday last.
B. F, Randolph, (colored), seconded the mo.
ton to take the resolution from the table, when
Mr.. Swails moved the indefinite postpone
ment OF the motion to take up, which was mega.
tived, and the motion to take up was agreed to-
Wright then delivered long speech, in
which he gave his reasons for introducing the
resolution. He said that the time had come
when the disabilities of the people OF the State
should be removed, and that the great object
of the Constitutional Amendment was to dis
franchise so many persons that the States
might be restored by the loyal men. he
thanked the secessionists for having been the
means of giving the negroes freedom and the
franchise, and said: "What is for the interest
u one class is for the interest Of the other,
and if one go down both must go down." He
also said:
presume and know that there are some who
viii abuse the right to vote if their disabilities
we're removed, but be it remem bered that they
are amenable to the laws for the manner IN
which they exercise that right, and hope that
the election law will be made in such way as
to bring them to justice whenever they violate
it. Now, gentlemen, ask you shall the great
mass of our intelligent citizens of South Caro-
lima be deprived Of exercising the right Of sui.
frage for the sake Of few such mean, vile
outcasts as murdered the lam ented Mr.. Dill ?
hope not. 1t is not my desire that the laws
of the State should be made for any peculiar
class. but that they should be made for the
whole people, and then those violating the
laws cannot reasonably complain if they are
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fore out of order. The original resolution was

lore out Oh order. 1ne original Tesoiutlon Was
adopted.
On motion of Mr.. j. a. Neagle, committee
Of three was appointed to ASCERTAIN The con-
dition Of the Treasury, with the view cf pay
ing the members their per diem and mileage.
Mr.. Neaglo moved thata committee be ap-
pointed to examine into the condition of the
State Library, but at the suggestion of the
Speaker, it was referred to the Committee on
the Library to be appointed hereafter.
Mr.. Jno. B. Moore (Dem.) moved that FIVE
hundred extra copies of Governor scott's Mes
sage be printed. Agreed to.
On motion Of Mr. Cub, of Beaufort, the
Speaker was requested to makeiarrangements
for displaying the United States flag from the
summit of the building.
George Lee moved that committee be ap-
pointed to determine the amount OF salary due
the subordinate officers. Adopted.
The Speaker said he hoped to be able to an
nounce the standing committees tom orrow:
on motion of ", J. Whipper, the rules being
suspended for the purpose, the House adjourn
ed until II A. NJ. tomorrow.
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gone to Laredo to confer with Col. Quiroga.
II this matter has the importance some at
tach to it, no good is boded to the Juraistas
on this side of the Mother Mountain. 1t will
include Gen. Carvajal, Col. Quiroga, Col.
Benarides and men from the interior of Texas.
This force will be well armed.
It may be that the whole thing has been e1.
the kind has been in contemplation. Months
since it was reported here that arms bad come
across the country from San Antonio, to q
point near Laredo. In the latter place Col.
Benavides control. In San Antonio Gen. Car
vajal has property and relatives, and stands
we'll. Companies were at one time on the
march to him from there.
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asNEW MARRIAGE GUDE.-AN ESSAY
for Young Men, on Physiological Errors, Abuses and
Diseases incident to Youth and Early Manhood,
which create impediments to MARRIAGE with sare
means Of relief Sent in sealed letter envelopes free
of charge Address Dr. j. SKILLN HoUGEToN.
Howard Association, Philadelphia, Pa.
January 81
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Snfeial Motiffs.


U@ NEW YORK AND CHARLESTON
STEAMSHIP LINE-consignees per steamship
CHARLESTON, from New York, ARE notified Of her
cargo being This Day discharged at Adger's South
Wharf All goods remaining on the dock st sunset
will be stored at owners risk and expense.
Freight will be collected by the new Tariff, except
in cases where special contracts have been made.
JAMES ADGER & CO., Agents
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1ansral notifes.

JULIAN IzARD, and those Of her granddaughter
JULIAN IRVING. are requested to attend the Funeral
Services Of the former at the Morrsstreet Baptist
Church, at Nine o'clock, This Morning, July Is
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FRANCIS P.sBLAIR.
THE NEWS FOR THE WAR.
a SHORT, SHARP AND. DECISIVE CAM
PAIGN.
cheapess Political Information Ever
onered to the Public.

THRf NoMNATIoNS OF THE NATIONAL
DEMOCRATIC PARTY having been made, The
CHAnIEslON NEWS has put on its armor and VIII
o it the grand contest with all the zeal, vgor and
ea,nestness that full consciousness Of devotion to
fbe rioht insrires It's blows win fan thckly, sea-
div and rapidly; and If the friends Of law, order
ar the Constitution do their duty by extending its
ctxcuaticn, It's hbors cen emsde powerfully ehe:'
live for good. ws appeal then, to cur :readers to
exsmineour remarkably low terms and go to WORK
wdshs win to get up large ciubs for THE CHARLES
Ton NEWS. II - ~ s;zzs :.
The campaign nogy begun VIII be the nost e1cit-
ing, rs itunquesnonably is the most important the
country has ever witnessed. The hfe OF the nation
and the liberties Of the people depend upon the re-
sult "A triumph Of the Radicals win result IN the
inter desolaim and ruin Of the South and the plsc
ling Of an Ignorant sna brutal race in all positions
.apd places Of honor md trust to the exclusion Of the
white aces The government must be wrested nom
the thieves ind paunderers who now have control Of
IT, andpower placed In the hands Of party pledged
10 etya peace to distracted country, and to make It
n Roysrnmert ion white men. and not for negroes
II Ia only necessary that the people should be thor
oughly informed to accomplish this, and THE
HEwswIlb be On admirable means Of eitfustns this
Information. 80 {, :ssss5
q THE DAILY or THE TRI-WEEKLY NEWS WIN
keep its readers thoroughly posted an important
eYents and. movements transpiripg, win be full of
s facts snd satisca and VIII be ayaluable and useful
campaign document
- THE CAMPAIGN NEWS.
Daily News -four months 80 90
Tn:weeily News -four months. GO
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The Radicals in Mississippi.

JACKSON, July 14.-Governor Humphreys
and his family were yesterday elected rom
the executive mansion, by the military au'
thorities.
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Kstifieation Meeting In Mobile.

Rstifieation Meeting In Mobile.
NOZZLE, July 14.-An immense and enthusi-
astic Democratic mass meeting was held last
night. Eloquent speeches were made by Ad-
miral Semmes, Judge Jones, Percy Walker,
Major St. Paul and others. The nominations
of the Democratic Convention were unani-
mously endorsed and ratified.
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The North Carolina Democracy.

The North Carolina Democracy.
RA1x1eH, July 14.-Ehe Democratic platform
and nominations have been received with &C.
clamations throughout the State by all classes
Of Conservative people. Ratification meetings
will be held genersIy. One will be held here
tomorrow.
John Pool, Of Pasquotank, was to-day elected
United States senator for lne long term. and
General J.. @. Abbott, of New Hampshire, for
the short term. -es = - =
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DRUGSAND MEDICINES,
just RECEIVED DIX
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Country orders solicited, and Wu meet WIKI
prompt attention. ,-o,sco@
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N1Ilitary Rule in Louisana.

Military Rule In Louisiana.
NEW ORLEANS, July 14.-After his Inauguration
Gov. Yarmouth sent communication to Gen.
Buchanan, officially notifying him Of the ratl-
.6cation Of the 14th amendment. The latter
then issued an order declaring the military
rule OF an end in Louisiana.
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Fire in Petersburg.

RICHMOND, July 14.-The Office Of the Index
newspaper at Petersburg was destroyed by
fire yesterday.
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@sECURE HEALTH IN ADVANCE.-IT
is as diAcult to extngush raging fever as raging
IRE; but you can prevent conAagraton by render
ing your dwelling freproof, and you can prevent
an attack Of fever by invigorang and purifying your
"house Of clay"
The "outside pressure" upon the constitution
and the vital powers at this season is tremendous.
Every poreof the millions which cover the surface
Of the body is drain upon its substance and it's
strength. To meet this depletion-to keep up the
stamina under such constant outflow Of dissolving
flesh t,nic and invgorsnt is absolutely necessary;
and time, that tries all things has proved that HOS.
letters STOMACH B1TTERs impsrt degree OF
strength and resistant power tc the overtazed vital
forces, which is urattainable by any other known
means. The effect Of this inesbmable vegetable
preparation is to iucrease tile appetite. accelerate di-
eestion tone the secret.ve organs. give Rrmness to
the nerves. purify the blood. cheer the spirits, and
by thus ralyng all the forces Of the body, enable II
to defy The ting influence Of the neat and pass
triumphantly through the trying ordeal Of the sum
mer months. Az safeguard against epidemics, and
preventive Of the feebleuess, iassitude and Trosga
ZION, of wn:ch so many thousands complain ct this
seescn, It hss I. national reputation founded or
twenty five years Of uninterrupted and anequalled
success. July II
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ELECTION OF t. ]. ROBERTSON AS UNITED STATES
sExAroR-BAIIor FOB THE SECOND SENATOR
SHIP TO BE TAKEN To-MoRRow-MAuauRA-
TON OF BoozER.
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Trouble Brewing In RaIeigl

Trouble Brewing In Raleigh
RALEIGH, July 14-There is great excltem ent
in consequence of the removal by Governor
Holden of the Town Commissioners. 1t is ru'
nored that Governor Holden has called upon
General Candy to give him the assistance OF
the military.
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FOR EDIsTO,

ROCKVILLE, ENTERPRISE, HUTcHNsoN,S
AND FENWICK'S ISLANDS, AND WAY LAND :
lSGS.
~n-oeA THE STEAMER ST. HELENA
sz4ssAaI4hfE3S Capt. D. BOYLE, will receive ireigh
TT.s DaV, and leave To.Morreiu Morning, at Two
o'clock, and Edisto Friday, at Twelve O'Clock NJ.
Fer freight or passage apply on board or to
JNO. Il. MURRAY, Market Wharf.
n B-The Steamer will leave again on 7huTsdd ~
23d inst, and return on Friday, Oath.
I,,Iv TX
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NORTH GERMAN LLOYD.
STEAM DETwEEN
< BALTIMORE AND BREMEN,


TEE SCREW STEAMERS OF THE NORTH GERMAN LLOYD
BALTIMORE. ......... Capt. VOECKLER.
BERLIN. Capt. ulNDUEIsCH.
OF $500 TONS AND 700 HORSEPOWER.
~srs, WILL Run REGULARLY BE-
MZS5%ySs TWEEN BALTIMORE AND BbE-
LE2MlY1l3Ha MEN, VIA SOUTHAMPTON. From
Bremen on the 1st Of each month.
From Southampton on the 4th of each month. From
Baltimore on the 1st of each month.
PRICE OF PAssAGE-From Baltimore to Premen
London, Havre and Southampton--Cahins $50; Steer
age sS6 From Bremen to Balimore-cabir $50;
steerage $40
lent
They touch at Southampton both going and re-
turning These vessels take Freight to London and
Hull for which through bills of lading are signed.
An experienced Surgeon is attached to each vessel.
HAu letters must pass through.the Postof8ce. No
bills Of lading put those Of the Company will be
signed. Bills Of lading will positively no. be de-
sered before goods are cleared at the Crstorhouse.
For Freight or Passage, apply to
A. SCHUMACHER & CO.,
No. South Charles-street, Baltimore
Orto MORDtoAI l. CO., Agents,
East Bay. Charleston, s. q.
April 90 6mos
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PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP coMPYn

THROUGH LINZ. TO
CALIFORNIA, CHINA AND JAPAN.
FREIGHT AND PASSAGE AT GREATLY RE.
DUCED RATESi
STEAMERS OF The ABOVE
Mk2EIY9 line leave Pier No. AZ, North River,
LI2MlItx3T0 foot of Canalstreet, New York, at
stsssiElss u o'clock noon Of the 1st 9th, 16th
and oath of every month Except when these dates
fall on Sunday then the Saturday preceding).
Departure Of 1st and oath connect at Panama with
steamers for South Pacific aud Central American
ports. Those of let touch at Manzanillo.
Departure of 9th of each month connects with
the new steam line from Panama to Australia and
New Zealand.
Steamship CHINA leaves San Francisco, for China
and Japan, September l.
No California steamers touch OF Havana, but go
direct from New York TO Aspinwal
. One hundred pounds baggage free to each a7alf.
Medicine and attendance free.
For Passage Tickets or further information apply
at the COMPANY'S TICKET OFFICE, on the wharf,
foot of Canal-street, North River, New York.
March II Tyr F. B. BABY, Agent.
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The following Conventions will be held this
month:
July 15-Michigan, Democratic, in Detroit.
July 16--Missouri, Republican, in Jefferson
City.
July 1s-west Virginia, Democratic, in Graf
July 22-Georgia, Democratic, in Atlanta.
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NOTICE ToF ARMER

WILLIAM HUNT HAS RESUMED HIS OLD BU-
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sbere be is I prepared to receive and forward ali
k:rds @. VEGETABLES and FRUITS on conslgn-
men Liberal advances will be maae 1870 oeSaea,
more and washington Markets will meet with prompt
From his long experience in this business ISL he feels
~ hos nrelerrine TO sell their pr ducts here the
lishe: market prices will be obtained: Vegetables
ana all kipds of Country Produce will be re:a.lsd ct
wholesale prices LIMO uE. ~
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The Crops.

SAVANNAH, July 14-Accounts from Florida
say that the worm is doing great damage 10
cotton.
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BY TEL B CIR APHl.

;,ur mr. EuropeansDispatcnes.
ERsR ATLANTIC TELEaRAPH.l
LoNpoS, July IL The Femans Cook and
Blake have been committed for trial.