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Politics In Alabama.

MONTGOMERY, February 29.-The Executive
committee of the State of Alabama met in this
city to-day. The following resolutions were
adopted:
Rssoloed Isl, That convention of the white
people of Alabama, without distinction Of old
political parties, opposed to negro domination
and Radical misrule in the government, be
called to meet at the city Of Montgomery, on
the first Monday Of June, for the purpose OF
taking measures to sustain and cooperate with
the National Democracy OF the Union in the
approachine election for President and Vice.
President OF the United States.
Cd. That if, in the opinion OF t. q Couserva-
tive State Executive committee. events should
transpire to render it expedient or necessary
that the said State convention should be called
at an earlier day, it shall have the power to
convoksit.
3D. That five citizens be appoiated to repair
to Washington, and to remain there as long as
is necessary, to represent the political interests
of this people, and to keep our friends OF the
North advised of the state OF affairs In Ala
bama.
4th. That the friends Of that cause are earn
estly advised to maintain an active political or
ganization in every town and county OF the
State with q view to be ready to support
whte supremacy and constitutional govern:
ment, under whatever contingencies may arise.
Peter NJ. Dox, of Madison; J. J. Giers, Of
Morgan; Lee Parsons, of Talladega; h. F. Ran
dali, of Dallas, and John Forsyth, OF Mobile,
were appointed as the committee under the
third resolution.
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March 2
ga FEW WORDS TO THE LADIES'

ga FEW WORDS TO THE LADIES'
Many ladiea, partac Ilarly mothers nursing, COM
plain of tired, lstleIs feeling. complete exhaus.
uou, on arising In tile morning On the wife and
mother devolves ths'responnblity Of regulating the
dLtes Of the houset old. Her cares are numerous,
and the mental a. Hell as ply siosl poWers arefe.
qavnsy oa2ed dntos She anash hen
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It ia fri from all properties calculated to impair the
system. and Its operations are at once mild, sooth.
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ATTEST IT'S vIRI UEs and commend 1t to use.
March 2 "- 81
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NIe-ket Reports.


New YORK, February 29-Noon.-Gold 1413a.
Sterling Exchange 1O9s. Old bonds 110t. Vir-
ginia's 43a44. Flour and Wheat dropping. Corn
1c. lower. Mess Pork s24 so. Lard 15aa16sc.
Cotton dull at 22c. Spirits Turpentine shade
easier. Rosin steady.
.Evening.-Cotton opened heavy, but closed
a ahade firmer Sales Of 1000 bales at 22a22sc.
Breadstufs depressed. Provisions firm. Lard
a triae lower. Naval Stores quiet and heavy.
Groceries and Freights quiet steady.
AUGUSTA, February 29.-Cotton-The market
is steady, with sales OF s45 bales; Middhngs
are quoted at 2Oa20ac. Receipts 61O bales.
Stock on hand 12,62O bales.
SAVANNAH, March 1.-Cotton closed firm;
Middlings 2lsa22. Sales 5l9 bales. Receipts
1,14s bales. Exports, coastwise, 1914 bales.
MOBILE, February 49, Cottcn-The market
closed firm at 21c for Middlings. Sales to-day
$500 bales. Receipts 1886 bales.
New ORLEANS, February 2s.-Cotton quiet
and steady; M.ddings 2lsc. Receipts 4,45(
bales. Exports SIP bales. Sugar and Mo-
lasses unchanged.
WILMINGTON, February 2s.-Cotton weak
2oAc. Naval Stores-spirits Turpentine quiet
at &c.; Rosln steady; No. 1 IS Is; Tar firm al
50 80.
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Affairs in the State,

The Lancaster Ledger says "From gen.
tleman who has recently made q tour through
most OF the sections Of this District, we learn,
that The pr parations for the next crop are
being pushed forward with on activity that is
truly encouraging. He represents the people;
during the few warm days last week, as busy
as bees, employed in putting everything in
order. that's right Let us have no qentIe-
man farmers this year, nor drones in any other
employment. Everybody must work.
i, The Orangeburg News Of Saturday says :
The regular session Of this court was held
during this week ;and large amount Of busi-
ness was dispatched, under the able direction
of his Honor Chancellor Lesesne, whose first
judicial visit to Ora geburg willie be recol-
Ieoled as one Of agreeable association, by the
members Of the bar. -
The Greenvillo Mountaineer has the follow!
ing gratifying paragraph: kstroll to the upper
end of Buncombe street will enable the person
so doing to observe, just beyond the limits of
town short dIsta ce to the east OF the Ruther-
ford Road quite number ofsmal new houses,
some of which are already finished, and others
are in the course OF erection. These houses,
owing to their considerable numbeI and their
proximity to each other, present the appear
ance Of neat little village. This new settle
ment we learn, is owned entirely by colored
men OF our town, who, by persisting in the
course CT honest and energetic labor; have
thus received their reward in lands and houses
Of their own, and are now living comparatively
independent.
The Laurensyile Herald says: Since our
last issus magnificent flagstaff ninety feet
high, and upw rds ornaments our public
square. The old banner floats from its summit
in STYLE grandly free and graceful. The
garrison at this post composes Companies G.
and l., 9th Infantry. In this connection we
take pleasure in expressing the unanimous
voice ofthe community to the uniform high
bearing Of the officers, and correct department
of tho men Of the commar d. Col. John r.
Edie, the commandant, has endeared himself
to ali by tho high sense ofjustice which he has
exhibited in the discharge OF his
duties, where the rights Of citizens have been
involved, and his courteous bearing upon all
occasions.
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@NERvoUs DEBILITY, WITH ITS

~NERVOU DEBILITY, WITH ITS
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loss Of power, dizzy head, loss Of memory and
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Address HUMPHREYS SPECIFIC HOMEOPATHIC
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Our European Dispatches.
[pER ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH

[PER ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH
THE FENIAN TRIALs-THE ABYssrN1AN cAPTI'Es-
rELEaRApH1o coNTRAcr-THE NEW TREATY BE-
TWEEN TIE NORTH GERMAN CONFEDERATION
AND THE UNITED sTATEs-THE NEW BRITISH
CABINET = NATURAILzED CITIZENS - HABEAs
CORPUS.
LONDON, February 27.-Disraeli has gone to
Osborne House, where the Queen is now STOP
ping. It is expected that Parliar2ent will ad-
iourn week TO await the reconstruct n OF the
cabinet. The Times says the American Min
lister who succeeds Mr.. Adams could not have
an easier or more gracious task than the set
Element OF the rights of naturalized citizens.
The House Of Lords have passed the bill for
the suspension of the writ Of hdbeas corpus IN
Ireland. 1t is thought the appointment OF Sir
Hueh Cairnes as Lord Chancellor will defeat
all hope of reform in the Irish church.
The Warwick Assizes opened to-day. Justice
Smith deli,er strong charge to the grand
Jury, in which he particularly specified often
ces charged againt Burke and other Fenlan
prisoners, and declared that this was the
proper court for the trial Of those men, the al
legged offences having been committed IN Biz
mingham.
Bow-street magistrates refuse to issue
warrant for the arresto of Eyre, Ex-Governor OF
Jamaica, on the charge fmurder.
1t is thought in some quarters that q. W..
Hunt will be appointed Chancellor of the Ex-
chequer.
? BERLIN, February 27.-The obligations of
the new treaty between the North German
Confederation and the United States are t. ap-
ply reciprocally to Germans and Americans.
All previous engagements in regard 20 extra
dition are renewed. The treaty is made ter
minable at the end Of ten years.
LONDON. February 29.-Little progress has
been made in the trial Of the Fenians at Sligo.
Most of the day was consumed in the endeavor
to impanel a jury. In order to procure q
mixed Jury. it became necessary to summon
six Prussians, but 8 these afterwards alb
seconded the trial 80 adjourned to Monday
Trne bills have been found against Kean, Fltz
simmons, Fitzgibbon, Leonard and Leary. Int
prisoners will be brought to trial without delay
Later news from the English captives Il
Abyssinia has been received to-day. They ait
still safe and we'll at Magdala. The advance o
the Engl army has arrived near Antaio' Int
Tigre people are everywhere friendly an'
there has been no sickness among tho troops
LONDON Sunday, March l. Johnston, the
Grand Secretary Of the Orangemen, has beer
sentenced to term of Imprisonment for head
ing an Orange procession in Ireland.
A contract between the National Telegraph
Company and the societe Cable trans-Atlantlquf
of Paris has been closed.
The working men Of Geneva presented al
address to Farragut as representing country
which sympathizes with the views Of Mazzini e.
MUNICH, February 2e.-Louis the A1., kint
Of bavaria. died yesterday, aged twenty-five
years.
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THE CONVENTION.
THIRTY.NINTH DAY.

The convention on Saturday made up for
time lost on Friday. Commencing with section
10 of the judicial department Of the constitu-
ton, fifteen sections were discussed, amended
and passed to third reading.
Section 81, Us amended, provides that the
Electors of each Judicial District shall elect
three persons, for the term of two years, who
shall constitute Board of County Commits
sioners, who are to have jurisdiction over roads,
highways, ferries, and all matters relating to
disbursements of money for county purposes,
taxes, &C., with, however, the right reserved
of appealing to the State courts.
An attempt was made to provide for the elec-
ton of the Probate Judge by the General AS
sembly; but on this motion, Mr. S. G. Dill, OF
Kershaw, made speech, in which the broad
ground was taken that the people had been
robbed of their rights enough, and that tn ,
General Assembly was not more to be trusted
| in its choice of competent men than the pIo-
pie themselves. Tho proposition accordingly
failed.
Justices OF the Peace and Constables are to
be elected by the people for o period OF two
years. Justices OF the Peace are to have jurls-
diction in all matters of contract, actions for
the recovery Of fines, n matters er deltcto,
where the amount involved does not exceed one
hundred dollars; also in prosecutions for as
sault and battery, and other penal offences less
than felony punishable by fines only. They may
also sit as examining courts, and commit, dis
charge, or recognize persons, except in capital
casos. The fees of Judges of Probate County
Commissions, Justices Of the Peace, and
Constables are to be regulated by the General
Assembly. The original clause limiting the
age of judges to seventy years, has been
stricken out.
The Attorney-General is to be elected by the
people for four years. The qualified electors
of elch county are also to elect the sheriff and
coroner for four years. The Office of solicitor
is likewise given to the peopls-term four years
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The Reconstruction Conventions.


VIRGINIA.
RICHMOND, February 29.-The convention Is
still discussing the suffrage question. Monday
is fixed upon as the day to take the vote.
GEORGIA.
ATLANTA, February 29.-The convention
UNANIMOUSLY resolved to-day to request Con-
gress to make liberal appropriation for the
bnilding of the Air Line Road from Atlanta to
Charlotte, N. C. A motion to adjourn sine die
was lost. A motion to reconsider the action OF
Yesterday in tabling resolution endorsing the
course of Congress in reference to impeach-
ment was lost by go yeas to 62 nays. Hol-
combe moved that this convention do now ad-
iourn to meet again on the third Tuesday In
May, and remain in session 80 long as it may
be necessary for the protection Of loyal Geor-
gians and the Congress of the United States.
The convention will probably adjourn on the
fth Of March.
LOUISIANA.
!, NEW ORLEANS, February 29.-The conven-
tion is engaged in discussing the printing
question and adopting articles of the constitu-
tion.
MISSISSIPPI.
JACKSON, February 29.-The convention has
done nothing of importancean day.
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THE MARION STAR.

EsTABLIsHED NEARLY TWENTY YEARS AGO
u In published at Marion, S. c. IN the central
portion Of the country, and offers a favorable
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LONDON, February 29-Noon.-Consols 95a
93i. United States Bonds 71ta71{.
LIVERPOOL, February 29-Noon.-Cotton dull
and unchanged, with sales of 5000 bales.
LIVERPOOL, February 29-Afternoon-Cotton
heavy. Sales 1000 bales.
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by many considered man OF more ability than
his father. Although nominally Tory, he
has always had Liberal tendencies, and been
special friend to the working classes, thus se-
curing probably larger personal popularity
outside Of party than any statesman now upon
the stage in England.
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Spsfial notifes.

LONsIGNE.ES PER STEAMSHIP
MONEKA are notified that she Is discharging ct
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JOHN THso GETTY, Agents,
March Q 1 North Atlantic Wharf
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To-day. two Or three special orders Of grave
importance are likely to be debated, and when
finished, the convention will proceed to the
consideration of the articles on jurisprudence,
eminent domain, impeachment, &c.
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funeral 1lotife.

RTThe Relatives and Friends of Mrs.
LYDIA B. LEGARE, and Of her family are respect
full, invited to attend her Funeral Services at the
residence of NJ. GEORGE cHIsoLM, No. lao Went
worth-street, This Morning, at 10 O'Clock.
March 2
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Hs- The Members of the Promptttude
Fire Company are requested to meet at their Engine
aal, in full uniform. at hafpast O'Clock To-Day to
pay thelast tribute of respect to their brother Fire.
man. SAMUEL PERKINS.
By order of tho President, P. ATTLEs.
j. ZEALAN,
Nrarch2 Secretary,
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Marrieb.

DAN ZLER-MoMrLLAN.-On the 9th instant at
Blackvte, e. O.. by Rey. Mr. BRooKER, DE-. d. ]. D.
DAN1ZLER,:ot Orangeburg District, to Miss EMMA
A., daughter of NJ MCMILLAN Esq, OF Barnweu
District ,,. .
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NOTICE.-THE SHERIFF OF
Charleston district has been ordered to collect the
amount of executions in his hands for State taxes
Immediately 1t is hoped no person will compel the
Sheriff to resort to extreme measures The taxes on
sales for 1856 have been reduced in conformity with
General Orders. WILLIAM $. HATTIE,
February % 2 8. @. D.
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Fire i'm Philadelphia.

PHILADELPHIA, February 2a.-The chemical
works of Powers g. Weightman were burned
last night. It is reported that several persons
we're killed