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TIE COLUMBUS PnIsoNERs.-Yes these
cent? men were removed from thoir cells TO
ssomowhas better quarters where they will not
be- so clos ly connnel, and VIII re they will
have an oppoltunit o. breathing y little more
fresh air. An order to this effect was issued
by General Made, AMI aftara bond was given
tIat the prisoners would not attempt to es-
capo, hey were changed from the horrid cells
in which they had been confined. DIR. Cnipley,
their COUNSEL, signcd The bond, and now they
arc CO rparatvoly frcc. The state Of the te:ti-
mony just now il, we presume bond enough
that oYery man Of them will 'sstick' until his
honoris freed from stain,-ANanta In'e!1igen-
Ger, l7M.
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ss-A YOUNG LADY RETURNING

So a YOUNG LADY RETURNING IL
her ccugtry hone, after sojoarn OF a few rorStf=
in I: city, vas hardly recognized by her in
IN place OF coarse, rrstic flushed face she hss' l.
roft ruby cor plexion OF almost marble srnos'A-
ncss, and instead twenty three ste really apptur7
brt eighteen Upoa irquir: as TO the cause q III
raat change age pla:, y told them that she EseH
the ClRCAesIAJ EALM, ard considered 1t 81 IL
vaiaabIe acquisition 20 any lady stoile' BY ,is f
ary Lady or Gentlemen can improve their pera1z1a-
appearance ln orndTedtold. Il is simple in scs
combination as terse: - simple. yet cna,-
pas.cd in its efficacy Il drawing impurities tlSn.
also nea,:ra c,eacsSs aud beauS1ng the skin a.if.
,c,nplczou. By IS d;-ec: acion on the cutieii =
lrays from :: al lis impurities, Kindly healing ;s-s
sar,e, and leaving me surface as Nature irtendeS
should bc-c!ea-. soit smooth and beautiful. sSs;>
81 Ger: b5 Nsil O. Express, receipt of an oT5s-.
~
II. :. CLARK CO., Chemists,
Nc. : Vest Faye:.e-street, Syracuse, N. y
re oTly Ausr3ca- Arer:s !c- tte sale Of the same
zInr:L 20 lSE
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Congressional.

WASHINGTON, July 1s.-SENATE.-SouthC Car
olina's ratification of the fourth article was
presented.
Applications from the Georgia and Missis-
sippi conventions for loans were indefinitely
postponed.
a bill authorizing corporations created by
Federal authority to bring suits in Federal
courts was passed.
A bill requiring five hundred feet span bridges
over nayigable streams, after provoking con.
siderable discussion as to the uselessness and
danger of such bridges, and retorts from
friends Of bill that the opposition was stimu-
lated b7 two raihoad companies which desired
to build cheap bridges over the Ohio. The
bill was postponed.
The bill protecting 'naturalized citizens
abroad was discussed to executive session, and
the Senate adjourned.
HousE.-Ninety days were allowed the Elec-
tion Committee to investigate disloyalty in the
Missouri contested election.
h The louisiana Representatives are Vidal, Sy.
pher, Neweham. .Man. Blackburn, and from
South Carolina the Representatives are Goss
and Whittemore. They are seated.
The tariff bill was recommitted to the Ways
and Means Committee, which kills it for this
session.
T The Funding bill was resumed and discussed
to adjournment.
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THE IMPEACHMENT.

The Washington correspondence ,pf the New
York Herald, under date Of the 10Th instant,
says:
Thad. Stevens impeachment articles have
apparently expired of inanitiou. Their intro
duction to the House fell like dead weight
upon that body, and their referenceto the COM
mittee will probably prove tho end OF them.
It is evident the ol man was anxio2s to put q
peroration on the impeachment tailuro and
took this method of doing it. / an informe d
tonight that should Thad. insist upon vote
tomorrow, it would be two to one against him.
THE PREsI DENTAL CANVASS.
The Washington correspondent ofthe Boston
Post, under date of the 10th inst, sends the
following words Of good cheer:
The respective national committees are ener-
getically arranging for liberal distribution of
heard over the New York nominations inspired
the Radicals with q false hope. They were jubi-
liant, and everywhere they we're quoting this
Democrat or that Conservative to prove that the
Seymour ticket Was d failure. This continued
only few days. and now nothing OF the kind is
heard. Chief Justice Chase has endorsed the
ticket. Doolittle is out with letter Spproving it
election Of Seymour and Blair, and will deliver q
speech at the grand ratification meeting on
Saturday eve ing. Voorhees, goes heartily
into the contest. and President Johnson as
sured your correspondent to-day that the ticket
had his best wishes aud would receive all the
support the Federal Executive was able to
give. The chairman of the State Central Com
mittee Of Pennsylvania is here, AMI says that
Pennsylvania is as certain for Seymour and
Blair as New York. not, however, by so large O
majority. He reports the ratification meeting
in Philadelphia on Saturday last to have been
the largest and most enthusiastic ever
known in that city, while the Radicals
have thus far failed to get up. rari-
fcaion meeting of any kind. Philadelphia
alone is set down as good for 10, 1000 majority
for Seymour. The Democrats carried the city
at the last election by upwards Of 5 90 votes.
1t is confidently stated by well-posted poll
ticians that Judge Chase's endorsement Of the
Democratic ticket secures the electoral vote of
Ohio for Seymour. Illinois and Indiana poll
ticians, who claim to know say that their
States will go enthusiastically for Seymour
and Blair. The political aspect seems to have
completely changed here within few days,
and the New York nominations are becoming
as popular as were the nominations o. Polk
and Dallas in the better DAYS of the reoubIic.
Not breath OF dissatisfaction is to be heard,
and the greatest enthusiasm prevails.
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May 90

a@NO TICE.-THE FOLLOWING CERTI-
FICA1Es OF CITY OF CHARLESTON SIX (6) PER
CENT STOCK. having been destroyed by fre, say:
Certificate No. g. issue October 1s4s for s95s3; Ger
tGcate No. IA, issue August 1885, for $4,000; Ger
dcate No. 2l9, issue August, 1850, for s1.6G6 81,
standing in the name of r. S. YARD Also, Cettif-
cate No. 21 issue August, 1885, for $1,000; Certificate
No. 2sS issue August, 1850 for $780, standingin the
namo of r. 8. IZARD, Trustee.
This is to give notice that application will be made
to the City Council OF Charleston for renewal Certi-
ficates MORDECAI & CO.,
May 20 1amo3mos Agents.
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BY LEGRAPH.
2 e, ,ouir = waahIngton 4, Dis1pI,a.,ehes.

> :. es1~E.
ourwashington Dispatehes.
euaarsT1oNs OF THE PREs1 NT-coNFoRM1Na
TO The CONFEDERATE ooNsTlTuTIoN-AN M
posrANr pocuMzNrlTuE SOUTHERN REPRE-
sENTAMyEs.
WAsaMaToN, July 1s. "A long Cabinet ses-
sion was held to-day, and, as result, will send
TO Congress series Of suggestions regarding
Presidential elections. The following is an abb
stract OF the recommendations Of the Pfesi-
dent
Quoting General Jackson in support OF his
views. and arguing that by the present system
the win Of the majority Of the people is liable
to be defeated in the cho.ce Of President, and
arguing In favor Of the election Of United
States senators by the people instead Of by
State Legislatures, and limited instead OF life
terms of Supreme Judges, and pointing out the
interest the Chief Justice aud the Vice-Presi-
dent have in cases of Presidential impeach-
ment, the President closes his argument as fol-
lows thine, observation and experience have
confirmed these convictions, and as matter of
public duty and with a deep sense of my con-
stitutional obligation to recommend to the con-
sideration OF Congress such measures as deem
necessary and expedient. Isubmit the accom-
panying propositions, and urge their adoption
and submission to the Judgment OF the peo-
ple."
He proposes the following amendment to
the constitution: Presidential term saan be
;six years. States shall be divided into equal
districts, corresponding with the number of
representatives andsenators Congress, and
each district shall count as one vote Tor Presi-
dent and yice-President, respectively. The
person IN each district receiving the highest
number Of votes, from voters qualified to vote
for the popular branch of the State Legisla-
ture within said district, receiving the vote OF
the district. These facts snail be certified to
by Governors Of States to the President OF
the Senate and Speaker Of the House.
The Federal Congress shall be in ses-
sion on the second Monday in October, 49,,
and every sixth year thereafter, and the
President of the Senate (both Houses presently
shall open and count the votes. The persons
receiving the highest numbers shall be Presi-
dent and president respectively, if they
have majority Of the votes cast, otherwise q
second election occurs between the two high
est for each office. II, at the second election,
both receive like number of votes of districts,
the candidate receiving the highest number OF
votes in the largest number of States shall be
President. The same rules apply to Vice-Pre
dent. But in case second election is neces-
sary for Weep President, but not for President,
tben the Senate shall elect the Vice-President
from the two candidates receiving the highest
number Of votes Of districts. No President or
yice.President shall be eligible for second
+srm. In case Of the Presidents removal by
anv cause, the office devolves on tho Vice
President, and in case Of the Yice-President'
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EB-NOTICE.-THE FOLLOWING CERTT-
FTcATES OF STOCK OF THE STATE OF SOUTH
CAROLINA having been destroyed by fire
No. 11-Seven Per Cent. Stock Military Defence
Act, December, 1861, Amending Act January, 1861
releepah.a- in 1870. in name Of Mrs. R. E. lizard,
Administrative of the Estate of R. S. lizard, for
$4,000.
No. 4O-six Per Cent. Stock. dated 26th May, 1857,
estate Capitol" Act OF 1885, redeemsble in 1877 in
name of r, s. lizard, for $4,000.
No. 160-si1 Per Cent. Fire Loan, 1888, redcema-
BILE in 1870 in name OF r. S. Lizard, for $1,000
This is to give notice tLat application will be made
10 State Treasurer for Renewal Certificates.
MORDECAI 4 CO.,
Mayo 1amo3mo Agents.
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hIny 1th. 1868.
rs THE STATE or SOUTH CAROLINA,

as. THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
CHARLESTON DIsTRICT.-IN THE COMMON
PLEAS-JAMES McCaBE VS.. ROBERT McCAR.
ROLL.-ATTA ACHa1ENT. Where's, the plaiutif did,
on The thirteenth day of June, 6lo his declaration
against the decndant, who (as it is said) is absent
from and without the limits of this State, and has
neither wife nor attorney known within the same,
upon whom copy of the said declaration might be
served It is therefore ordered that the said defend
ant do appear and plead to the said declaration on or
before the fourteenth day Of June which will be in
the year of Lord thousand eight hundred and
sixty-nine, otherwise final and absolute judgment
will then be given and awarded against him.
j. ". BROwNF,ELD, G. CP.
Clerks Onice Charleston District
June is mis-
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Sprfial laotifes.

90" NOTICE.-THE MEMBERS OF THE
Citadel Square Baptist Church. and others generally
who feel soiciudc for the existing educational facl.
tiles in this State, requested to attend meeting
in the Citadel Square Baptist Church, To-lfoyroic
Euenn9, 21st inst, at quarter-past Eight O'Clock.
The condition of Furman University, located at
Greenyille, demands, consideraton-the considera-
ton not only ofBapsts but ofall who realize the i'm
portance of securing free from leprous touch, OF
least some of our private colleges The meeting will
be addressed by Rev. JAS. C. FURaIAN, D. D., and
doubtless by Others 1t is hoped that there will be
full attendance. Q July 20
AT SOUTH CAROLINA, CHARLESTON
DTsTR1CT-1N cHANCERY.-oFFICE OF THE
REGISTRAR IN NEQUITY-RAvENEL COMPANY
VS.. JAMES MURPHY & COMPANY. ,etal-BLL FOR
ACCOUNT AND SPECIFIC PERFORMANCE.-It
appearing to my satisfaction that THOMAS
OXNARD, defendant in this cause, is absent
from and resides beyond the limits OF This
State, 20 that the ordinary process Of the
Court cannot be served on him, on motion Of
Messrs. MAGRATH & LOwNDES, comp!ainants' 60
lictors, ordered that the said de!endant, THOMAS
OXNARD. do appear and plead, answer or demur
to This bill within forty days from the publication of
this order. order pro confesse will be granite
and entered against him.
JAS. L. CAN'T, Registrar in Equity,
Charleston District
May 7th. 1868. 1e10d5 June 20
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FAST FREIGHT LINE TO BALTIM0fSa
AND PHILADELPHIA
SGEAM TO LIVERPOOL.


s~n THE INMaN LINE, SAlLx.S1
NEI%Ft ~ sEaI-WEEKLY. carrying he o.
LE1lWlliH310 S. Mails, consisting Of the foll7wil8
&C., steamers:
CITY OF PARIS,
CITY OF BALTIMORE,
CITY OF WASHINGTON,
CITY OF BosTCD
Sailing every Saturday and every alternate AosG2g
at PM, from Pier No. 40 North River, New Yo1h
RATES OF PASSAGE,
BY THE MAIL STEAMERS SAILING EVERY SATURDAY.
Payable in Gold. Payable in CurrencT-
1st Cabin ........ 500 Steerage. 49,. .....--SG
1st Cabin 10 London. los steerase to London.
let Cabin to Paris IFS Steerage to Paris
Passage by the Monday ste 'mers-Firat Cabin $50
gold steerage $50; payable in q. s. currency.
Rates ofpassage from New York to Halifax; Caec1s
$50, Steerage, $40; payable il gold
Passengers also forwarded to Havre, Halzitsrvgs
Bremen, &c., atmoderate rates.
Steerage passage from Liverpool and Queenst1u1a,
40 currency. Tickets can be bought here. By ysa~
sons sending for their friends.
For further information apply at the CoDpdrss p
ofacee. JOHN G, DALE, Agent,
No. Is Broadway, New Ycza-
June emo
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Ratification.

New ORLEANS, July ia number Of cler-
gymen we're on the stand ct the Seymour and
Blair ratification meeting last night. The
principal streets OF the city were as bright as
day with IL l,n.oatious> The business houses
and places O. :. .bl., resort blazed with light,
and were covered with suggestive devices.
Crowds of ladies without escorts thronged the
streets. The most perfect order was main
tanned.
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FRANCIS 2. BLAIR.
THE NEWS FOR TIE WAR.
4. SHORT SHARP AND DECISIVE CAM
PAIGN.
Cheapest Political Information Ever
oeered to the Public.

THE NOMINATIONS OF THE NAT-NAI
DEMOCRATIC PARTY having been made, TILE
CHARLESTON NEWS has put on'its armor and win
20 into The grand contest with all the ZEAL vgo, and
ea,nestness that full consciousness OF devotion to
the right inspires. Its blows win fa tnickly, stea'
diIy aud rapidly; and Il the friends OF Law, order
and the Constitution do their duty BY extending ITS
circu,aon, rs labora can be made powerfully efec'
i've for good We appeal then, to cur readers to
examine cur remarkably low terms and go to work
with win TO get uplarge clubs forTHE CHARLES.
TON NEWS. ssSSs
The campaign now begun VIII be the most e3oit-
ing, as It isunquesionably is the most important the
country has ever Witnessed. The life OF the nation
and the liberties Of the PEOPLE depend upon tie re-
sa1r. triumph Of the Radicals will resuls L the
inter desoaton and ruin Of the South, and the pac
ing Of an ignorant and brutal race in aN POSITIONS
and places Of honor and trust to the exclusion OF the
white race. The government must be wrested from
the thieves and pfnnderers who now have control OF
it and power placed In the hands Of party pledged
to give peace 10 distracted country, and to makeit
government for whits men, and not for negroes.
It is only necessary that the people should be thor
ouehly informed to accomplish this, and TIE
NEWS VIII be an admirable means Of eifusing this
information.
THE DAILY or THE TRI.wEEKLY NEWS will
keen its readers Thoroughly posted on al important
events and movements transpiripg, VIII be full OF
facts and sa.iecs. and viii be valuable and useful
campaign document 4
The CAMPAIGN NEWS.
Daily News -four monthsl. 50 90
Tr-weekly News tour monthsl ..............sl %
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The Georgia Legislature.

ATLANTA, July 18.-There was no action in
the Senate.
:. In tbs House, gil The members wero declar-
ed eligible.
A resolution was offered that the action Of
the House and the documentary evidence be
transmitted to the Governor, and, through
him, to General Meade.
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The Galveston Riot.

New ORLEANS, July 19.-Later accounts
from Milican, Texas, report that the disturb
ance is not yet at an end. The negroes sent
defiant replies to orders from the civil officers
and agents of the bureau to dispense. There
8 but small squad of soldiers on the spot.
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carpet-baggers they have. [Applause.] Mary
land can do much in the coming campaign.
You are free to speak and work. You have no
shackles on your limbs or tongue. You can
come and see us, and then, returning, tell the
us in every way. When return to South Car
olina shall tell my beloved people they will
again hear the bugle OF the old Maryland line,
and see her SONS fighting shoulder to shoulder
under the constitution for liberty.
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ag STRENGTHEN THE DEFFNCES!-
Malaria, the most deadly enemy of health, is every
where active in July and August The blazing sun
is de:omposing and fcrmenng every species Of vese-
table and animal abominatcn, and poisonous gases
that dopress and infect the system are universally
present. On the prairies, in the swarlps, IN the
woods and in the midst Of crowded cities this de-
vclopmcnt of the elements Of disease is now going
on In short. line human body s in state Of siege,
anil reason and common sense suggest that its de-
fences be strengthened. A siimulant, tonic, cor
rective and Alternative ore required to put in per
feet trim, and these four grand requisites are COM
bined in HOsTETTER'S STOMACH BITTERS. A
man must be made of steel not to be affected by the
morbid matter set af At In the atmosphere by the
rays OF IN almost vertical sun. Ninetenths of the
community are premonished at this season by debi-
ity, indigestion headache, want of appetite, indis
position for cxertion, nervousness, &C., that they
need something to build them up and regulate
their animal machinery. Do they want to eight it
out on that line all summer" or to achieve an imme-
diate victory over their unpleasant symptoms, and
secure that first of Heavens blessings, "a sound
mind in sound body?" II the latter is their desire
let them resort to the Bitters without delay That
agreeable crdpotent vegetable regeneratiye Il soon
restore the system to its balnnce-regulatiDg the
liver, strengthening the stomach, gently relieving the
bowels and giving vgor elasticity and energy to the
whole frame. These are proven facts. No man who
reads the testimony which they are founie can
for moment douot them. July IS
&|WHAT Is The MATTER WITH YOU !?
This is tho familiar question put to every invalid.
In many cases the answer is ~ don't know exactly,
but don't feel we'll" Look at the countenance O.;
the Ian or woman who makes this reply, and you
will gencrllly find that the eyes dull and lusre
less the complexion salow, the cheeks faced, and
tue Whole expression OF the face detected. InterTo-
gu.c the Invalid mere closely, and you will discover
thlt constipation the result Of dscrlered stomach
and torpid liver, is a. the bottom OF the mischief
"rhai's what's the matter" Whoever has expe.
rienced the effects OF TAIRANT'S EFFERVESCENT
SELTZER APERItNT in such cases, need not 10 be
told 10 recommend it as 4 remedy.
TARRANT {; CO., Wholesale Druggists, No. o7s
Greenwich and No. 100 Warren streets, New York,
Sole Proprictors.
Sold by all Druggists. 3mos % July
@NEW MARRIAGE GUIDE.-AN ESSAY
for Young Men. on Physiological Errors, abuaes and
Diseases incident to Youth and Ea:ly Manhood,
which create impcdiments to MARRIAGE, with sure
means of relief Sent in sealed letter envelopes free
of charge Address DR.. j. sKILLIN EOUGHToN,
Howard Association, Philadelphia, Pa.
January 81
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NORTH GERMAN LLOYD.
STEAM BETWEEN
BALTIMORE AND BREMEN,


TIE SCREW STEAMERS OF THE NORTH aERMAN LLc1E
BALTIMORE. .......... Capt. yoECKLER-
BERLIN. Capt. UNDUETSDH-
OF $500 TONS AND 700 HORSEPOWER.
~~s.~x WILL RUN REGULARLY K2-
Hf&SS9Es TWEEN BALTIMORE AND ERS-
LI21S;[IlNT MEN, VIA SOUTHAMPTON. Erms,
.1GssSS9- ss==s:s Bremen on the LIST of each maptS,
From Southampton on the 4th Of each month. Etn.s
Baltimore on the 1st OF each month.
PRICE OF PAssAGE-From Baltimore TO Bre-Dtz.i
London, Havre and outhumptou-Cabin 500; Stts,
age $50. From Bremen to Bal,imore-cabin Sgz'
Steerage $40
Prices of passage payable in gold, or its esas1s-
lent
They touch at Southampton both going ar3 -1-
turning. These vessels take Freight to London S1E
Hull, for which Though bills OF lading are seneE-
An experienced Surgeon is attached to each Tessne
All letters must pass through the Postoface. Ss
bills OF ladins but thoee OF the Company win pc
signed. Bills Of adipg viii positively not be d.
iYered before goods are cleared at the Cusromhous
For Freight or Passage, apply to
A. SCHUMACHER l. CO.,
No. 9 South Charles-street, BaltimceH q
O-to MORDECAI & CO., Agents,
East Bay Charleston, 8. q
spril 40 6rolH
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Tho Lousiann MecisIaturo.

New ORLEANS, July IA bill was read yes
terday to establish parish constabulary force,
the officers Of which must take the. test oath.
: In the House. white Democrat, whose seat
was contested, has been reported ineligible,
and his opponent, black man, has taken his
seat ~ -
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FOR pALATKA, FLORIDA,

TONl Z fd-A I HH.Hf =
VIA SAVANNAH, ST. MARY'S FRRNANDE0s
JACKSONVILLE, AND ALL LANDINGS csE
HE ST. JOHNS RIVER.
-N-Dh THE STEAMER DICTAIcz=
szSs2:arss2 Captain CHARLES WILEY, wl1
epd Savannah every Wednesday afternoon. al {,
O'Clock, for the above places. Returning will Iesss-
savannah for Charleston every Saturday 4cgnas,y7.
IT s O'Clock.
All goods not removed by sunset will be storec =;
the expense and risk OF owners.
AL freight must be prep"id.
June 27 South Atlantic WbaCt.
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four months, free of cost, send Us club of ten
subscribers at one address. The paper will
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a CLUB Of ten persons ct ono address may
have copy of The TRI-wEEK1y NEWS for four
months for seventy-fye cents each. One copy
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