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Gpmmerfial.


Imports.
MATANZAs-per brig Altavela--100 hhds Sugar, ~
terces and 14S hhds Molasses, to Risley q
Creighton.
Exports.
NEW YORK-Per steamship SouderC7 bags
and s97 bales Upland Cotton, % casks Clay, III
hhds aud bales Hides, 40 Packages. .fer
steamship Gulf City-S05 bales Upland cotton
Per steamship Ashland-971 bales Upland
Cotton, so bbls Rosin- 40 casks Clay, and sum
pHH.ADEIpHIA-Per schr Spencer-4ss bales
Cotton, ~ hhds and IS tons Iron
Tne Charleston cotton Market.
OFFICE OF TIE CHARLESTON DAILY NEWS,
CHARLESTON Friday Evening, Feb. ~, 'es.
Holders were generally firm, and with good In
ouiry. prices remained without change. Sales l20O
bae.-ssy IS at IS; 10 at IT; Is st17; 81 lib; 16
st1sX; 80 at 10; 112 at 1915 20 at 10Y; 116 at 20;
80 at 2oK; 125 at 2O>I; 80 at 81; 216 at 2i Al at
ata1x Is at o. and I54 the evening before at q Nc
Wequote:
LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION.
Ordinary to Good Ordinary. ...-.I1h@lsH
Low M1ddllng. g......................O e@ZuN
Middhng. :......'.''..'.'.'''''''oM %
Strict Middlin8. 8..........,.......'N e.
Wilmington Market.
WILMINGTON, February T.-SprRrTs TURPEs'
Ros1s-Is weak; ~ bbls sold at 50 80 for NO 2
CRUDE TuRPENTnE-Is firm; 1900 bols sol1 az
IS go tor soft and 50 so for hard,
TAp-Is steady. Sales OF 786 bbls at 81 80.
CorroN-Is quiet Sales OF SO bales on Q I ssis OF
IsHc for Low Midlling and 20hc for Middling
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GREENVILLE. AND COLUMBIA RAIL
ROAD. B Lel5
<esTMNNlSsSM
aagg eA nm -
ON AND AFTER FRIDAY. DECEMBER erH
" Passenger Trains Will run daily, SUNDAYS ex.
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@- NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAI
ninety. days after date hereof application Will he
made at the Southwestern Railroad Bank in the City
of Charleston for the renewal Of the following Ger
tiicates of Capital Stock, issued in the name "G A.
GLENN of Newberry, S. c., to wit:
Certificate, number and date not ascertainnble TOT
eight Shares in the South Carolina Railroad Compa-
ny and the Southwestern Railroad Bank. :.
Certificate No. 4OsS dated 10th February, 1854, for
four Shares in the same.
Certificate number and date not ascertainable. for
twelve half Shares in the South Carolina Railroad
Company.
Newberly oS.l: ..'cbruary 1868.
February29 lamoS
aa- SPECIAL NOTICE TO DELINQUENT
TAx-PAYERs-MAAo oR's OFFICE. CHARLESTON.
FEBRUARY "a, 1s6s-The following notice is here
by published for the information of all persons con-
cerned:
Whereas, many of the taxpayers of the City OF
Charleston have not met their dues the 18th inst
And whereas the care of the city, the property and
health, comfort and lives of the people demand
proportionate contribution from each for the general
good, it is proclaimed that the delinquents must
promptly come forward or be proceeded against &C.
cording to law.
BY order Of the Mayor.
VIM. W. BURNS, Mayor.
W. H. SMITH, Clerk OF Council.
E.hruarv OF b
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THE TIME HAS NOW COME WHEN
the celebrated and woodworking PALMETTO
HAIR RENEWER which is so popular all through
the Southern States, can be obtained ut Wholesale
and Retail, of the principal Druggists In South Caro-
lima. DOWlE & MOISE,
Wholesale Agents, Charleston, s. G.
Febr1ary IL tuths12
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GENERAL SUPERINTENDENT oFFICE,)
CHARLESTON, s. c., October 8. 1857.
IN AND AFTER OCTOBER 6, 1867, THE PAS.
~, " or; sENGER TRAINS on the South Carolina Rail.
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Imports.
MATANZAS-Per brig Altavela-1O0 hhds Sugar. ZS
nerces and 14s hhds Molasses, to Risley q
Creighton.
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TuuRshAr. Auc. 9Th. 1SGS.

The Senate met pursuant TO adjournment
Prayer by Rev. James Blythe, Senator from
Henderson.
Mr.. Sweet rose to question of privilege, cor
recting report in the Sentinel regarding proffer
of assistance and shelter in the Asylum while hc
was prisoner to the rebels The report states
that lie was proifered assistance to escape by Mr..
Fcrrell, which was incorrect as Mr.. Ferrell made
no such proposition.
Nh Brogden presented report of Committee on
Finance in relation to the Auditors Office.
Mr. Respass moved to make the report special
order for Friday at II O'clock. Adopted.
Mr.. Moore, of Carteret, presented a report
from the committee on Corporations recommend
ing the passage of an act entitled " An act to en-
courage the manufacture OF cotton, woolep, jutc
and linen"
Mr.. Winstead presented report of committee
on the Judiciary, recommending the passage OF
"A bill concerning reiunding bonds"
Mr.. Jones, OF Wake, presented repert of COM
mittee on agriculture, mechanics and Mining,
recommending passage of an act entitled "An
act regulating the hours Of labor"
Mr.. Brogden presented report of special joint
committee relative to bonds, and moved the re-
port be sent TO the House with proposition TO
print. Adopted.
Mr.. Osborne presented report of Judiciary
committee recommending pas aye of bill in
relation to Sheriffs."
aIr. Osborne urged the necessity of the imme-
date passage of the bill in order TO prevent q
wanton sacrifice OF property, and moved sus-
pension OF the rules in orderto give the bill its
several readings and passage. Adopted.
Mr.. Robbins moved 10 amend by inserting after
the word ordinance" {" these words, in relation
to the stay of proceeding Tor the collection OF
debts passed by," and on:tting the word "of
before the words Constitutional ConYentioD, /"
and by inserting after The word "ford !" con-
corning the same subject" He is d. OF
limiting the law by throwing around INC Hoplc
all the protection possible against Old dcbt3; aud
urged the adoption OF the amendment. (
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
THURSDAY, August 6, 1868.


The House met at o'clock, A. M.
PRAYER by Rev. Mr. Shaver of the House.
The unfinished business, being the consdera-
ton of the motion to reconsider the vote adop-
ting the bill ''providing lor the organization ola
special militia" was taken up.
Mr. Argo having the lioor addressed the House,
urging the adoption OF the notion for reasons,
among Others that the bill was unconstitutional
that it provided for the arrest of freeman of
North Carolina, and detention under that arrest,
for 30 hours, without authority ol judicial war
rant; that it was unnecessary, because laws were
already in force guaranteeing the object propos-
cd to be attained by the bill that its passage
would impose upon the people OF North Carolina
extra and useless taxation that II confided
too much power to the hands OF the Executive,
as the 600 militia proposed to be raised by the
bill, could be used to perpctuate the supremacy
of the party to which the Governor belonged;
that its expense, il adopted, would, for the 5000
militia, be at least $4,000 per day, &C.
Mr.. Sinclair said the opposition to the bill, pro-
ceeded from conservative influence, not how
ever, in the technical sense OF that word, but be-
causeit was the wish Oft opponents, to maintain
for our people the outward forms of constitutional
liberty The substitute was but little less OBJ
jeciionable than the original bill He had high
regard for the opinion OF Mr.. Pou, who had de-
clarcd that he (Mr P.J did not believe the bill
TO be unconstitutional. He had, however, asked
the opinion of Mr.. B. f. Moore, OF this city, as
r to the constituionalty of the bill, and had re-
ceycd the written reply of that gentleman, CIV
ing in full the reasons why he (Mr NJ regarded
the measure to be unconstitutional. Mr.. Sin.
clair here read the opinion OF Mr.. Moore Mr..
S. was opposed TO the bill and asked for its recon
sidcration for the following reasons:
The bill was clearly unconstitutional, because
the forces it proposed 10 have organized. were
not militia in the meaning of either the Consti
tuition oil No:th Carolina or that of thc Unitet
States, tic spirit oi which instruments were botl
opposed to Standing armies in time OF peace. i
was dangerous 10 the Union Of the States, be
cause ii the precedent were 10 be followed by tht
other States, and if combination by them wer'
IcoNTiNUED ON FOURTH PAGE.
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RALEIGH, N. c., WEDNESDAY,

The question being on the acceptance OF the
substitute Tor the original bill, Mr.. Durham ask
ed tor the yeas and nays, which were ordered.
The vote was decided in the affirmative, as fol-
lows
YEAs-Mcssrs. Ashworth, Bowman, Barnett,
Blair, Barnes, Banner, Carson, Candlos, Clayton
of Chowan, Cherry, Cawthorn, Dixon, Downing,
Ellington, Estes, Foster, Franklin, Forkner,
Gahagan, Guntcr Gilbert, Graham; Hptchngs,
Harris of Wake, Horney, Hocgia, Hayes, Hen
Morrill,, Morris, Mendenhall, McCanless, Moring,
Price, Proctor, Pearson, Robbins,s Renfrow,
Reynolds, Rea, Stilley, Simmons, Seymour,
Stevens, Sykes, Siegrist, Stanton, Vestal, Vest,
Wilson, williamson, Wiswall and Walirop-57.
NAYS -Messrs. Ames, Argo, Boddie. Clayton of
Gatling, Gibson, Grier, Hodnett, Hicks, High,
Humphrics, Hinnant, Hawkins, Justice Of Ruth
eriord, Jarvis, Kelly of Davie, Kelly OF Moore
Lcary, Moore, Nicholson, Peck, Parker; Pfofiitt
Robinson, Smith of Alleghany, Srntlf01f setia,
Sinclair, Shaver, Thompson, Whitley ana Wit
liams-34.
Mr.. Argo moved to adjourn, and asked for
the yeas and nays, which We're ordered.
The House refused to adjourn. Yeas 2S; nays
The question recurring on the passage of the
bill on its second reading, the yeas and nays were
ordered.
The question was decided in the affirmative.
| Yeas So; nays 81.
Mr. Seymour moved to suspend the rules for
the purpose of putting the bill on its third read
ing, and called the previous question.
Mr.. Durham moved to adjourn, and asked for
| the yeas and nays, which were ordered.
The House refused to adjourn. Ycas27; nays
5S.
Mr.. Durham asked for the yeas and nays on
| the previous question.
Ruled out OF order.
The question being "shall the main question
| be now put,
/ Mr.. Durham asked for the yeas and nays, on
tic motion to suspend the rules, which were
ordered.
Mr.. Durham appealed for delay.
| Mr.. Sinclair desired to know If section of the
bill did not call for an expenditure of the public
money. lie read sec Is, 'The sum necessary IL
carry ont the provisions of this act is hereby ap-
propriated and ordered to be paid from any
monies not otherwise appropriated" lie contcn-
ded, that inasmGch as the section appropriated
money out of the Treasury, the bill should be
read on three several days.
The House refused to suspend the rules it re
qu!ring two-tlIirds vote 10 do SO. Yeas 81
Nays b.
Mr. Seymour moved that the bill be printed
and made the special order at 1919 O'Clock Gil to
morrow. Carried.
Received Il message from the Senate, concur
ring in the resolution in favor of j. }. Sawyer
with provisio t.iat the regular eugrossing ccrl
Shall only be allowed for services commencin.
with the day OF his election.
The proyiso was concurred in, and the Hous'
adjourned.
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SENATE.
WEDNESDAY, August 5, 1868.

The Senate ct at 10 O'clock
Prayer by Rev. MI. Welker.
The following resolution introduced by Mr.
Sweet was adopted and transmitted to the House:
Resolved, That the House OF Representatives
concurring, that the joint resolution fixing
the 10th day OF August us the day of ad-
journnent be rescindcd, and that this General
Assembly do adjourn on Monday, the 17th day of
August, 1868, 10 meet again on the 3rd Monday
of November, 1865, unless sooner convened by
His Excelleney the Governor
Mr.. Lindsay on the part of the Committee on
Claims, reported flyorably in the claims OF z. F.
Pescud, F. J. Nutchings Jas. NJ Towles, K K
Ferrell against the Lunatic Asylum.
Mr. Love amended the resolution by inserting
the individual names, and the amounts and in
debte0ness
Mr.. Davis said the Committee on Investigation
had the bills properly scaled down and where the
parties had not applied for their money in Con-
federatc currency were stricken out.
Mr. Hayes said nc thought this a very iuc0n-
sistent measure rs 4 great many Union men who
had no faith IN Confederate currency should be
lett out, when men who supported the war, and
allowed the funds for this purpose TO dc!ray the
EXPENSES of the Asylum, had allowed this fund
for the prosecution of the war, and after two
meetings of the General Assembly, should throw
| the bill upon US.
He moved TO recommit to the committee with
instructions. Rejected by a vote of "a to g.
| Mr.. Jones, of Wake, was acquainted with the
| claimants, who were his immediate constituents.
| These claims were before the Legislature of 1866
| and 'G1 and referred to committee who made
| thorough examination Of the whole matter The
| report was so complete that the Commissioners
| appointed to ascertain and report what debts
were contracted in aid of the rebellion, adopted
| it in full. lie knew every precaution had been
| taken to save the State harmless.
Many Of these claims are for services rendered
by attendants at the Lunatic Asylum. These
| arc lust and should be paid.
I ,ta,,N LII
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Ratas Of Advertising:

Ten lines or one inch space to constitute
square.
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Each subsequent insertion. ............. 90
Liberal deduction made, by special contract, to
large advertisers.
Court advertisements will be charged 20 pei
cant. higher than the regular rates.
SPECIAL NOTICES charged 90 per cent. hlghe
than ordinary advertisements.
For advertisements inserted irregularly, 25 pei
cent. higher than usual rates will be charged.
No paper in the South has advertising facilities
superior to the Standard.
Letters must be addressed to
N. PAIGE & co.
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\ message Transmitting an act to empower the
County Commissioners to draw jurors for the
Superior Courts.
The bill was ratified by the President
A bin for the photographic Survey OF the
State, was,
On motion of Mr.. Respass, Indefinitely post
poned
On motion, the Senate adjourned.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
TUESDAY, August 1.

On motion, the Senate adjourned.
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After some discussion, it was finally agreed
when the House adjourned, it should do so 10
meet at 3 o clock a. m. tomorrow, with the un-
derstandng that the vote to reconsider shonld be
put at IL clock.
The bill to establish special courts in Whining
ton and Newbern, (madc the special order to-day
at r. cloch) was taken up on its second read
ing:
Mr. Estes moved to amend by making the sal
ary of the Judge of New Hanover county $1,000,
which was accepted
The county OF Robson was included within
the provisions of the bill, when it passed its sec.
ond reading.
Under suspension of the rules, the bill pass
cd its third reading, and was ordered to be sent
to the Senate
Received message from thc Senate informing
the House OF the concurrence in the bill confer
ring certain rights upon the Medical Colleges of
the State. ;r4
Also in the bill ''to notify the Governor in GER
tain cases Of the disqualification of county Off
| GERS"
| Also asking concurrence of The House in a
| resolution in relation to adjournment. Laid
| over.
Mr.. Estes, from the Finance Committee re-
ported iavoraby up.,n the resolution in relation
TO the resumption of the payment OF Interest on
| the public debit Ordered to be printed.
Also upon the bill providing for the payment
| of the interest on the public debt Ordered TO
be printed.
| And recommending That the petition from the
I Chamber of Commerce of Wilmington be post
poued until the second Monday III December
| next. Laid over.
And that the petition of J. r. Backalan, Cor
oner !or Wake County, for additional fees, be re-
| fGrred to the Committee on Propositions and
| Grievances. Laid over.
Mr. Stevens introduced bill equa,izing and
regulating road tax. Ordered 10 be printed
A communication was read from the Chairman
of the 5oard Of Commissioners of Washington
County, informing the General Assembly OF tho
fact that the County had been laid of into town
ships, and asking attention TO the same. Laid
| over.
The House thep adjourned.
| [NoTE.-On yesterday the name of Mr.. Pecl
improperly appeared 10 the vote on the polict
bill. lie was absent from the City.-REPoKTEK
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-03-12
Important Mexican News
an ASSASSINATION PLOT DISCOVERED
ARREST OF THE CONsPIRATORs.

The Ttco Republics, published in the city
of Mexico, relates some Of the particulars OF
the plot to assassinate the Mexican presi-
dent and cabinet:
An ex-imperial officer and a foreigner in
command Of a city regiment were the ring
leaders. A part Of their programme was
the robbing of the banks and general
sacking of the city. One Of the ringlead-
ers is in irons. They are believed to have
been employed by Santa Anna.
Colonel Adalid, who was second in com
mand Of the garrison, under General Ia
bera, in the capital during the empire, and
having been prisoner, was assigned to
live at TolHea, is the head of the con.
spiracy. He had placed himself in com
munication with Lieutenant Colonel Cara,
Spaniard, who has been doing duty as a
colonel Of the seventh regiment, now gar
risoning this city. The plot was that Col
onel Adalid should himself assassinate
Juarez in his box at the theatre Iturbide;
Colonel Cara, who was on duty at the
palace with the seventh regiment, was to
have seized the palace and assassinated the
cabinet ministers. Colonel Adalid, Lieu
tenant Colonel Cara, and a number of the
subaltern officers who were concerned in
the plot, are under arrest, awaiting the
action of the government.
Among the officers arrested was Colonel
Elevey, who was on duty the day appoint.
ed for the assassination.
Corona had left the capital with his divis
ion to attack the insurgents Of Sinaloa.
General Alatorre had on the thirteenth
ultimo beseiged at Tzamal The rebellous
Yucatan troops.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-03-12
rHn nrTLLAupoN cLUn.

At mass meetingtheld at the Millaudon
club room, opposite Jefferson city, on the
eighth instant, a series of resolutions of the
following import was adopted with but one
dissenting vote;
Resolution to support the state ticket,
headed by Hon. H. @. Warmoth, and the
Republican ticket for Jefferson parish, nom.
mated on the sixth instant.
Resolution cheerfully concurring in the
nomination of Hon. Josiah Fisk for Judge OF
the second judicial district.
Resolution cheerfully recognizing Gideon
G. Fisk as the Republican candidate for dis
trict attorney in the second judicial district.
Resolution deprecating divisions in the
Republican party, and declaring that they
will sustain only the regular nominations.
7. B. STUMPS, President.
SANDUs McLAIN, Secretary.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-03-12

Two SHARPs FROM MOBILE CAuGHT.-Mrs.
E. Piper lately arrived here from Mobile
with her household goods, accompanied by
two fellows, Oliver Holt and William EN-.
erson, who were employed for the purpose
of assisting her in setting her chebang to
rights on Customhouse street. While ar
ranging carpet on the floor the madame
pulled an embroidered handkerchief from
her pocket to clean her sweaty brOws, at the
same time she unconsciously pulled also an
embroidered $500 greenbaek, and imme-
diately left the room, but instantly returned
to seek her lost money. Both men had dis.
appeared, and she supposed carried away
the cash. Officer Thomas Duffey was sent
out by Recorder Gastinel to find the sHs-
pected criminals. He took trip to the lake.
and did not fail to drop on the twain. On
them, adroitly concealed, Duffey found a
portion Of the money, and one of the &C
cused acknowledged the theft when locked
up. A piece Of loadstone was found in pos,
session Of each. Our curiosity prompted us
to inquire the peculiar use Of the metal.
Billy Emerson said It was to bring and keep
good luck, but he had lost faith in the
charm since it failed to keep him outside of
3 adisagTeeable calaboose. saa-afE sys
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-03-12
No. s5s-New Series.

4NVs COC-ItOM ooalCo-
An Ordinance gESydPg for the sale 9i the right Of
Marais, and other streets, for passengers only.
SECTION !. Be it ordained, ETC., That the Control
Ter be and he is hereby authorized to sell to the high
est bidder, after Eve days notice in the ooial jour
rsl the contract for the right Of way for twenty
Ing railroads. on the terms and conditions hereinaf
ter set FORTH said adjudication to be subject 10 the
approval or rejection of the Common Council.
$40 2. A single track railroad, starting from the
Intersection Of Canal and Dauphine Streets running
maine 70 Viliere street. down Viilere street to St.
Bernard street. down st. Bernard street 70 AubEy
sSsSs: dSaS e Tsad g ST. BsfasTa
down St. Bernard street TO Marais street. thence up
ssst 70 "a " ~ &c
up Canal to the junction Of DAuphine and Canal
Sdsens Sd 1sf n s faE nn
reasonable proportion Of the value Of the portions Of
SEC 5. The roads, cars. ETC., to be constructed in
accordance with the plans and specifications 70 be
furnished by the City Surveyor agreeably to the
ofieer and to his entire sAtisfsction.
SEC I. The right and privilege 70 be awarded to
srsst Bonus ~ psr carried IN The cars or
per csntage Of the gross receipts for traffic
city treasury returns made under oath by the con-
tractor 70 the Clty Controller.
SEC. s. The city Of New Orleans reserves the right
10 use the said railroads as main trunk for other
railroads which the city may from time to time order
e al, eS SSasrsssS sss y g = G es &
portion or portions Of the roads thus used said pro-
portion to be AaosrtAined by two disntefested per
soma TO be appointed BY the city and the other
by the contractor, and IN the event Of disagree,
msnt to gAid proportion to be paid by the city
between said personss thus appointed, third
person or umpire shall be appointed BY one ot the
by had TO be final.
SEC. 9. The aaid railroads, rolling stock, equip
menfs, and fixtures 70 revert to the city at the
expiration Of said twenty years privilege on a
valuation to be bg two disintefested per
by the contractor and in the event Of disagreement
as to said valuation between said persons thus ap.
pointed, third person umpire ahall be appointed
by one Of the District Courts Of New Orleans,
the decision thereby had to be nnal.
(SiRned) WILLIAM 4. HEPP,
President Board OF Assistant Aldermen,
lEigned) JAHES GRAHAM,
President Board Of Aldermen
Approved March II, le6s.
d5igns0 e. HEATH. Mayor.
DASIEL K. WHITAKER, Secretary, mhl25t