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Cohoes this evening.
Republican Meeting In Elmira.
ELMIRA, N. Y, Oct s, $685.
Hon. Hamilton Ward. member OF Congress from
this district and candidate for reelection, ad-
dressed the republicans of this city this evening at
the Wigwam, in very able andieloquent speech.
The Wigwam is capable of seating 5000 people ana
was filled to OverfOwing, thousands going away un
able to gain admission. Much enthusiasm pre-
vailed.
John Quincy Adams to Visit south Carolina.
CHARLESTON Oct. 6, 1858.
private despatch from John Quincy Adams, OF
Massachusetts, announces his acceptance Of an nvi-
taon to visit and address the people OF this State.
He Is expected here about the end OF this week.
Speaker COlfax In Indianapolis.
INDIANAPOLIS, Oct. s, 1883.
Hon. Schuyler Colfax spoke here tonight in the
Rink" TO an audience Of fully 5000 persons. Large
numbers were unable to gain admittauce.
The Republicans Of Delaware at Work.
WILMINGTON Del, Oct. 1, 1858.
Institute Hall was packed to overlooking last
night to hear Wayne Mcyeagh of Pennsylvania
were unable to gain admittance. Mr. Mcveagh gave
a review of the history of the parties, contend
Of republican principles Major Pangborn followed,
ably discussing the issues OF the campaign:
will take place In this state tomorrow.
Grand Democratic Demonstration i'm Pitts
burg.
PTTTsBURG, Pa. Oct 6, 1863
The democrats held an immense mass meeting
here to-day. Preparations had been made on
large scale and no efforts spared to make 1t the
greatest democratic demonstration ever seen in
Western Pennsylvania. The delegations from the
country were numerous and the large procession
was fW0 hours and Minutes OnagiuQ n Rfyen
point. The business houses and residences along
the various portions Of the route were
profusely decorated with fags, Chinese Ian
terms, DC. Among the distinguished speak
ers present were Messrs. George ii. PendletOn.
Hester Clymer. Edgar Cowan and others. The
torchl9ht procession tonight was q grand AMIR.
Many buildings were brilliantly Illuminated.
Democratic Nominations in st. Louis.
ST. LOUIS, NO., Oct. s, 1868.
The Democratic County Convention assembled TO-
day and nominated an entirely new ticket.
Both political parties will hold monster demon
STATIONS this week-the republicans on Wednesday
night and the democrats on Thursday night.
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A.-Phaion's "Paphlan l0t.onn X smovcS
FRECKi.ES, PIMPLBS, TAN, SALT RHEUM, tkYJlr
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Cristnfyro'S Hssr Pre-ervatf~e. fac Fines
bsirresslng world Dcpos, No. A~tG House
t,rv Matte lane.
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/ scotch whiskey Iltstir ed Fror, Cnnadn
matt eiz the imported, sies 10 sli- ~ W peS
l talon MURPHY a DUNN ~ Beaver sirece
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FRIDAY MORNING, AUGUST 81, 1858.
For hressdsas. -. ~. BORAT1O SEYMOUR.
For vice.p prssilsns. :. FRANCIS p. BLAIR.
The Peace or tho City.

u We publish in our columns the proolams-
ton Of Mayor CLARK, calling upon all good
citizens to abstain from ell public demon
s,rations Of q noisy or riotous character,
and declaring that "the public peace must
stand shall; he preserved. = .;-c.rs1-c.-l-
This proclamation is timely one, and,
although mot SO vigorous in its expressions
as We desired it to be, will meet with the
approval Of all true and peaceful men.
Mayor CLARK, in his efforts to preserve
public order, viii be sustained by every re-
spectacle man in the CITY, They who are
intelligent, industrious and responsible, are
opposed TO any violence Of aet or word 1t
is to- their interest," as it is to their taste, to
avoid turmoil and dissension, and, claiming
q as they do the right to assemble peacefully
for the discussion of the social or political
questions aof the day, they are willing to
accord to others the same liberty and the
same freedom. No disorder will ever be
excited or encouraged in Charleston bythe
white citizens. Peace and quiet are their
greatest necessity and Mayor CLARK, now
that he has proclaimed his determination to
preserve impsrtially order in the city, may
axpsot Hith confidence their moral support,
willing aid, and hearty cooperation.
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A Book for tho Little People.

OLD DEcoAN; on HnDoo FAIRY LEGENDS.
Collected from oral tradition. By M. Frere.
With an Introduction and Notes by Sir Bartle
= Frere. Philadelphia: j. B. Lppencott d 90.
1868. Charleston Holmes Book House.
Here is new, fresh book for the little
folks. India, although the nursery of ro-
mantle adventures and fanoiful legends, has
heretofore been an unexplored field, The
juvenile public will cheerfully acknowledge
their indebtedness to Mrs. FREnE for her
collection Of stories from the Deocan, won
'drous as Cinderella with her slipper, and
Aladdin with his lamp. With faith in the
dusky HiIdoo nurse, who tells what she
heard in childhood among the monldering
monuments of that land Of euchsntment,
childhood will see visions and dream dreams
such as its fertile Imagination has never
conceived before. Here are speaking ami
mails, and trees of golden fruitage, and gar
dens under the lakes, and palaces under
the mountains. Here are wandering kings
and distressed ladies, miracle working
snakes, and mighty spirits and wizards in
enchanted towers. Here love and courage,
wit and wisdom. encounter and conquer
destiny. And even to the archeologist
these stories, however grotesque and weird,
will have an interest, as illustrative Of pop
-ular customs and superstitions. now rapidly
passing away. -
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. IT SHOULD be borne in mind, when the
question Of eleoting . committee to nomi-
nate. Mayor is pressed upon the Ward
Democratic Clubs, 5that there is q Demo-
cratic candidate already in the field, who is
working night and day to secure the nomi-
nation. The candidate in question has no
more more chance. of being elected Mayor of
Charleston than of becoming Emperor Of
China; but oaucusses in his interest are held
nearly every evening, and he has already
.promi1ised-so rumor says-to one promi-
nent Ward politician theaposition Of City
Registrar; to another the position of Chief
of Police, to third the position Of Chief
Of Detectives, and to another the city car
pentering.a PrIIsBunr is also promising.
TAFT is to be made Chief Of Police, and two
mulattoes are to be appointed sergeants--
when PILLsBURY is Mayor
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heart under his coat Of mail. Every muir
der in the State, from whatever cause,
awakens apprehensions as to his own safety.
Every Democratic Club'is new outbreak
of rebellion. Every social meeting Of
friends is Ku-Klux-Klan. And 80 this
precious psltroon, notwithstanding he keeps
ffty-fve hundred stand of arms at the
headquarters near the capitol, and holds in
readiness three thousand armed men, who,
as the Radicals declare, could be assembled
in half an hour on Dryades-street, is yet
Justify appealing for troops from the gov
ernment. Poor YARMOUTH! Poor Loui-
siana!
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Mftu! Qualifications.
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uTAsHINGTON COLLEGE, LEMNG.

WyAsHINGTON COLLEGE, LENNG-
wv TON, vA.-Ihe next session opens third
Tharsday In September. 1868, and closes fourth
1hursdsy in June, 1869. The Faculty consists of
General B. e. LEE. President, with Pi ofessors Of
Latin, Greek Mathematics, Modern Languages,
Moral Philosophy, History and English Languaae
and Literature. Applied Mathematics, Neutral Phi
Ioeophy, Chemistry and Law and hquity., These are
distributed into: l..Faculty Of Arts; g. Faculty Of
Science; g. Faculty Of Literature and Philosophy; L.
Faculty Of Law In each of these is conferred dis.
tnct Bachelors Degree, and the Degree Of Master V
Department OF Science are conferred also Profession
al Diplomas Of Civil Engineer and Mining engineer
By the aid of fll corps of asslstant Professors pro-
vision is made for thorough drilling In the Depart
ments OF Engnsh, Ancient and Modern Languages
and Mathemahcs. ..rtr .. .s
ExpESsEs-An necessary expenses need not ex.
coed $325.
20 GORDON, Clerk of Faculty.
July 80 .: ... - limo
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Bills Receivable.

On, Wednesday, the Senate bill to provide
for the payment Of the per diem Of MEM
bers was passed, with an amendment that
the payment be made in bills receivable, at
current rates of discount, and cur CORES
pondent says that the impression prevails
among the Columbia merchants "thst in
STEW days bills receivable will be almost
"worthless."
The "bills receivable" to be seized under
this act Of the Legislature were valid obli
cations, and to their payment, when legally
issued, are pledged the faith and credit Of
the State. But they are now to be taken
from the treasury by authority of an illegal
body, and are to be thrust by the carpet
bagful upon the market, where they will
only circulate at very heavy discount, so
that, if the price be fifty per cent. in the
market, these disinterested legislators will
receive in State bills just twelve dollars per
diem. The bills will be accepted in pay
ment of State taxes at par, the effect of
which operation will be to give the State
Just ope-half of the money value to which
she;is entitled, ..5,'..',;2 -q.: p.
When the State is once more under the
wise control Of the white man, these acts
Of fraud and wrong will be undone; but
there is one remedy which, in the mean
while, we can command, and that remedy
is to refuse to take these State bills in bust
ness transactions upon any terms, and to
refuse to deal in them at any price. They
will eventually be worthless, and it will be
benefit to the State and its ta1-payera to
repudiate at once all the illegal issues of
our Illegal Legislature.
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The Other Side.

The cry for help uttered by Governor
YARMOUTH, of Louisiana-that lamb among
wolves-has led to an expose that would
cover most men with confusion. 1t now
appears that that oficial-''meek and mild"
has made the most ample preparations to
butcher the people entrusted to his care.
He is only seeking help from the United
States to make assurance doubly sure.
Armed at all points, he carries a coward's
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Mappr's proflamatiou.
. OC LA NJ ALTON. I.

ID X OC l. A NJ A TlON.
BY GEORGE ". CLARK, Mayor of cAarle,ton. 4
...tfii 3- = .-ct Crrx HALL, MAYoR's OFFICE.
-;-5l T CHARLEsroN, 8. O., August 1S, 1868. u
Believing 1t the sincere desire Of every individual
in this community to assist In preserving the public
pesre and maintaining the dignity Of the laws; feel
Ing In the political excitement now pervading all clas-
ses people, that through sinse act OF violence,
either hy accident or otherwise. we may be over.
whelmed IN deplorable breach Of law and order
i, GEORGE W. CLARK. Mayor Of the city atore-
said, do call upon all good citizens to abstain as far
as possible from all public demonstrations Of. q
noisy or riotous nature Let each one regard him
sef as answerable to the public for the good con.
duct Of sll Let no one In the exercise OF liberty,
do that against the law which Will by Law deprive
him Of bis liberty. The public peace must and
shall be preserved. - - -
Given under my hand, and the seal Of the city
H. 81 the date and year above mentioned.
GEORGE W. CLARK, Mayor.
August 20
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3nsurdnff;.
e3nsurdaff.
EIRE AND MA RINE
INSURANCE AGENCY. ~
S. Y. TUPPER,
IN PLANTERS AND MECHANICS BANK BUILD.
ING,
No. I33 EAST BAY.

RISKS TAKEN IN IHE FOLLOWING WELL KNOWN COM.
PANIEs:
PHGNK INSURANCE COMPANY OF NEW YORK,
Cash Capital and Assets. 81 ,613, ,o76
SECURITY INSURANCE co. OF NEW YORK,
Cash Capital and Assets. ......".S1,4 ,477.677
INTERNATIONAL INSURANCE CO.. NEW YORK,
Cash Capital and Assets. ,12s,U ,U1a
MANHATTAN INSURANCE CO.. OF NEW YORK.
cash Capital and Assets. 81, ,o35,630
NoRTH AMERICAN INSURANCE. CO., NEW YORK,
!, Cash Capital and Assets. .S746, ,911
ENTERPRISE INSURANCE CO., CINCINNATI, o.,
c sh Capital and Assets.......... 81 ,304 ,32s
Security by State Law. 50 0O0, ,0ro.l -.
CENTRAL CITY INSURANCE CO.. OF SELMA,
Cash Capital. ......... ....... ..'@oVosVoo
TOTAL EIGHT MILLION DOLLARS.
Losses adjusted and paid in Charleston.
Aueust17 limo
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. osE OF our citizens received yesterday
letter from prominent Indiana politi-
clan, who says that his State will give
twenty thousand majority for SEYMOUR and
BLArn.. Private advices from Pennsylvania
report that everything is looking well in
that State. The Pennsylvanians sly ''they
are bound to win, this heat,
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. P. o. "University of Virginia"
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CONSTITUTIONAL SPECIFIC,

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CAUTION!

CAUTION!
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Cost and 9ouab.

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WEAK AND DELICATE CHILDREN
Are made strong by the ust Of thefe Bitters.
INVALIDS

Recovering from any severe attack of sickness, will
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The HrpatIc Bitters are also recommended to those
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meals .... -. -.
Dyspeptics should never be without bottle Of
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Gatsb.
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