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oorley, of South oar,olina or Nelson Tiff, Of

Corley, Of South Carolina or Nelson Iue' ot
Georgia.
5;-Thehin which. passed the Senate on satur-
day for! the protection Of naturalized citizens
abroad, was so amended as to be an entireiy
different measure from what it was on its
original introduction by Senator conness; anu
we are not surprised at the angry declaration
of the California senator, that, after its amend
mont. he cared nothing about its passage.
The section authorizing the President to make
reprisals, and the section authorizing him to
snsnend commercial intercourse with any
offending power, were stricken out. The bill,
"a passed, merely declares that naturallzed
American citizens, while in foreign states,
shall receive the same protection from this
government as native-born citizens; and pro-
vides that in case of any citizen being unjustly
imprisoned BY q foreign government, the
President shall demand IN explanation; If this
be unsatisfactory, the President shall forth
with demand his release; if this be refused,
the President shall ''use such means, not
amounting to acts of war, as he may think ne
cessary and proper to obtain or effect such re-
lease, communicating promptly to Congress
the facts and proceedings"
The Washington correspondent OF the
Richmond Dispatch says: GA report has been
sent hence to the New York papers represent
inc that Mr.. johnson, in conversation with
somebody few days ago, remarked that he
could not consistently recognize the officers of
the reorgapized States as legal officers and
consequently he will be obliged either not to
hold intercourse with them or address himself
to the officers who; in his opinion, are legally
entitled to recognition as officers elected under
his 1.-THE Presidsnt's) provisional govern
ments.' There Is the best authority for saying
that this report Of an alleged conversation is
without the shadow offoundation in truth. No
such conversation took place, and 80 far as
any announcement may be made at oil as to
the course that may be pursued hereafter by
the President ia the matter referred to, it is
probable that his action would be the contrary
Of that sell forth in the conversation quoted.
Up to this time the President has recognized
the Reconstruction acts Of Congress, and has
executed them, so far as he was required to
take action upon them, contenting himself with
the interpositiono Of his constitutional preroga-
tive, sthe Veto He leaves the determination
of the legality or constituGonality to the decl-
sion OF the legally constituted authorities. His
future action will doubtless be in conformity
with his past conduct.
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Chairman Central iCommitte
The Election OF Electors.

The Southern member, Of Congress have
decided that it will be best for the Presi'
Dental Electors in the reorganized States
to be chosen by their respective Legisla-
lures, in which manner they have always
been chosen in South Carolina.
It is not difficult to understand the pur-
pose Of this movement The reaction against
Radicalism has reached the Southern me-
groes. 2 There is danger that every South
efn. State viii be carried by the Democrats;
for while Mississippi can defeatthe Radical
constitution in the face Of a negro majority Of
nearly. twenty Thousand registered votes,
what may not be expected from North Car
oline, Georgia and the rest? This the
Radicals know. But they believe that the
packed Legislatures in the Southern States
are sound and loyal, and, therefore, pro-
pose to have the Presidential Electors cho-
sen by the State Legislatures, or in other
words, to decide the Presidential election
in the Southern States by the votes of the
mean white scalawags and carpet-baggera,
ignorant negroes and Northern adventurers,
who compose those queer conglOmerates-
the General Assemblies of the South. Per-
haps the able and digni6ed Southern mem
bers can do what they please with their
Legislatures, and secure the passage Of any
description of bill, in the same way that
slave.driving "RoBERTsoN" obtained his
election as United States senator. But in
this State it is q case of Ne Ersat or no
go-for the constitution framed in the
Charleston Club House in March last de-
clares that (Art. 8, Sec. 81 PRESIDENTIAL
ELEorcss SHALL BE ELECTED BY THE rEo-
pLE';
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JUDGE F. J MOSES, the father of the
Speaker of the House Of Representatives,
so.called, has been elected Chief Justice Of
the Supreme Court. Only few months
ago he told citizen of Charleston in the
most solemn manner, that he would not cit
on the bench if his brother judges were re-.
moved, and that their fate should be his.
Now he accepts high Judicial position at
the hands of body which has been called
into being by unconstitutional laws, and
exists in defiance Of justice and the consti-
tuition.
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nNorth md south Carolina the Second
Military District"
TReconst-uctiea Act.

The Second Military District has ceased
to exist General CANDY returns to the
command of the Department of Washing
ton, and South Carolina is one of the quin-
tet,o : of States which compose the Depart
ment of the South under the command Of
General MEADE.
.iilitary rule in this State is at an end.
The soldier has given place to the gov
ernment of time-servers, fortune hunters
and renegades, which now reigns in Colam-
bia. A mandate from General CANBY now
has no more authority than an order from
John Smith, and all persons heretofore held
ing Office by virtue of special or general
orders from the late headquarters OF the
citadel, must at once yacate their official
chairs, or tacitly declare that they pay no
respect. to. CANDY, Congress OF the recon-
struction constitution.
But besides the military appointees, who
are now in trouble and doubt, there are the
recently elected county officers, whose cleo
ton was wholly Illegal, whether it was sup
posed to be held under the authority of the
Reconstruction acts or the ordinances of
the Club House Convention.
The Reconstruction act of February %,
1868, authorized the constitutional conven-
,ions 10 provide that at the time of voting
upon the ratification of the constitution,
the registered voters might vote for mem
bers of Congress aud for all elective officers
nrnvided for hy the said constitution. But
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the convention in this State did no such
thing. It did ordain that at the time OF
voting upon the constitution the executive
officers Of the State and members of the
General Assembly should be elected; but in
regard to all other officers elected BY the
people, including county officers, it only or
dained that an election might be held '0lth'n
thirty days after the ratification Of the cons'itu-
ton, under regulations to be prescribed by
the Commissioners of Elections. 1t ia clear,
then, that county commissioners, sheritfs,
clerks of court, and all otherrounty OH
GERS, could only be elected within these
thirty days, and under the rules laid down
by the Election Commissioners-E. W. NJ.
MAcKEY, white, F. L. Cardoza, colored, A. }.
Ransier, colored, and c. c. Bowen, white.
The constitution was submitted to the
registered voters on April 18th, 18th and
10th last, at which time the Governor,
State officers, members Of the Legislature
and Congressman were elected. Nothing
was said about county or municipal officers.
On the 18th April, however, General CANDY
issued an order that elections should take
place on June ID for all county and munic-
ipal officers, and on May 23d he revoked so
much of the order as referred to municipal
elections, leaving the county elections to
go on.
These are the facts, and they prove con-
clusively
L. That the sheriffs, clerks of court, and
othef couaty officers elected on June I'd
we're not elected under the authority of the
Reconstruction acts, because not elected at
the time of rstifying the constitution.
g. That these so-called county officers
were not elected under the Club House con-
stitution, because they were not elected
within thirty days of the ratification of the
constitution and under the supervision of
the Commissioners of Elections.
8. That they were elected by authority
of military order, and that while they
might have qualified as provisional officers
while military rule lasted, they cannot
qualify now, because they were elected
illegally and in direct opposition to the pro.
visions of their own constitution.
Our conclusion is, that neither MAoKEr,
RICHMOND, HURLEY, nor any Of their breth-
rem, will be allowed to hold Office under the
elections of June ID, and that no legally
elected or appointed officer should give up
to them, upon any pretext, the papers and
records of his Office.
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Conditional.

WASHINGTON COLLEGE, LEXISG-
w TON, vA.-1he next session opens third
Thursday in September 1868, and closes fourth
General r. e. LEE. President, with P. ofessors OF
Latin, Greek, Mathematics, Modern Languages,
Moral Philosophy, History and English LANGUAGE
and Literature. Applied Mathematics, Natural Phi
losophy, Chemistry and Law and Equity. These are
distributed into 1. Facuty of Arts; 2. Faculty of
science; Faculty of Literature and Philosophy; 4.
Faculty of Law. In each of these is conferred dis
,inct Bachelors Dearee and the Depree OF MdSer OF
Ats ia omen alike to students in each couse In the
Department of Science are conferred also Profession
al Diplomas of Civil Engineer and Mining Engineer.
BY the aid of full corps of assistant Professors pro-
vision is made for thorough drilling in the Depart
menis of Enclish, Ancient and Modern Languages
and Mathematics.
ExpExsEs.-Al necessary expenses need not ex.
ceed S325.
For iun particulars apply 10
Tn,,. an 1mo
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Oh A R LES TON.
THURSDAY MORNING. JULY 80, 1868.
State Democratic convention.


A3Convention of the Democratic party of
the State ofsouth Carolina is hereby called,
to meet at Columbia, on the night of Thurs
day, 9Th. August, for the purpose of nomi-
mating. Electors for President and Vice
President Of the United States, and for other
purposes.
The Convention will be composed of rep
resentatives from each District, according
to the rule of representation in the House
of Representatives,.
............ WADE HAMPTON,
Chairman Central Committee.
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1aotifss in Dankruptfu.

TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
i UNITED STATES, FOR The DISTRICT OF
SOUTH CAROLINA-1N The NATTER OF
RICHARD B. sELBY, OF MONKS CORNER.
CHARLESTON DISTRICT. 6. C., BANKRUPr.-N
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OF Charleston and Stale of South Carolina, within
said District, who has been adjud9ed Bankrupt
upon his own petition, by the District Court Of said
District. -.-s-
Dated the 18th day OF July, A. D. 1883
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THE UNDERSIGNED INFORMS his FRIENDS
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NIGHT SCHOOL, NIGHT SCHOOL:

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Bookkeeping charged extra. -
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RemopaB.

n nEMOVAL,-DR. FRANCIS l.. PAR.
n. KER has removed his Office from No. 10
Broad-strest to No. IA HAsEL-STREET. two doors
east ofthe Postofhce. July "a
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Go. Rfat.

mo RENT, A HOUSE AND STORE AT
the corner Of VEINS Court and King-street
Inquire on the premises .
JUL 20
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0FFiCE OF COUNTY COMMISSIONS
| ERS. FIRE PROOF BUILDING, JULY 9th,
1sGs-The Board of COUNTY COMMISSIONERS,
having been qualified aud duly sworn IL? office.
are prepared to approve OF the Bonds OF Pubic Of
6ccrs. The various Boards Of Commissioners,
namely: Commissioners of the Poor, Commissioners
of Roads, Brdrcs Ferries, ciIts and Commissioners
of Public Buildings. requested to hand in at this
Office Immediately, full aud complete statement OF
all matters pertaining to their various Offices.
BY order of the Board. E. C. MILLER,
Chairman Board County Commissioners:
July q
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Gpst auo 9ouno.

hIIKED UP ADRIFT.-PICKED Up
adrift a SMALL BATTEAU, which the owner
can have by ptovinR property and paying expenses.
Apply at THE QUARANTINE VESSEL.
July % 81
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IN BIZ THE
METROPOLITAN GIFT COMPANY.

Cash Gifts to the Amount Of S250,000.
EVERY TICKET DRA WS 4 PRIZE.
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NTULEN- DOLLARS RE-
- WARD.-Stolen from my chamber at my resi-
dence No. 80 Broadstreet corner Of Orange, on sun.
day night the 18th inst, one GOLD OPEN FACE
WATCH, with Gold Dial and carved back, NO: 66iS
maker W,.Robinson; also, one pair Of COL SPEC
TACLES. Tue above reward will be paid upon their
delivery ut No. % BROAD-sTREET.
July 81 tutnsoT
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Auusfments.
N~"~N"s@s~s~sNs~e"ss|s~~-
~ o N q e II Il {:

IT Is PROPOSED By THE LADIES' MUTUAL
AID ASSOCIATION to give ooNcER in aid Of
their funds on Tuesday Euenina nezt, 4th August at
Eight o'clock, at the HBERNIAN HALL, and the
ladies have requested the undersigned to serve as
committee for the purpose carrying out their laud
able ard charitable enterprise.
The Concert will le conducted by Prof HENRY
ECKEL, who has kindly consented to give his valu-
able services this occasion he will be assisted by
the best professional and amateur talent of the city
which has been promptly and generously volun-
teered.
The kind of music to be presented through the
discrimination of Prof Eckel is well adapted to the
tastes and feelings of Charleston audience and rem
dered we are assured it will be- by the ladies' and
gentlemen who will appear on the occasion. we have
every reason to think that in inviting felow-cit
zens to join in this charity, we bid them also well
Il fa1ks 81
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NUTICE.

CITY CIVIL ENG1NEFR's oFF1cE,)
CITY HALL, CHARLESTON, March 10Th, 1868,
IL PROPERTY HOLDERS ON TIE LINE OF
n Meeting street, and other citizens interested
in the building OF Shell Road on Meeting. street.
from sprins-sireet to the City Boundary, hereby
respectfully informed that Book OF subscription
will be opened for their signatures in my office to-
day. and that when such an amount is pledged, as
in The Judgment Of the City Civil Engineer will war
-ant tile undertaking, the WORK will be forthwith
commenced. LOUIS J. BARBUT,
March g City Civil Engineer
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T OsT, ON SUNDAY AFTE KNOON LAST,
1 from the southwest corner of Bull and Rut-
ledge streets, SCOTCH TERRIER SLUT. blackish
gray on back, and tan legs and snout. A reward
will be paid for the return of the same to the owner
CORNER BULL AND RUrLEDGE STREETS.
-Tr1v
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TITANTED. AN AMERICAN WHITE
w Woman TO Cook and Wash for a family Of
three persons. Apply at No. IS ANsoN.STREET..
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NEW YORK HOTEL,
No. 721 BROA WAY,
NEW YORK CITY.
d. N. KlLDRETH & CO., Proprietors.
THIS LONG ESTABLISHED FIRST-cLASS
HOTEL, as popularly known In former times
under the management Of j. B. MONNOT, Esq. aud
more recently under that of HIRAM CRANSTON 4
Co., is now under the proprietorship Of slessrs D.
D. M. HILDRETH & co.
The senior partner from bis long experience as o
pl oprietor of the Ycranda st. Louis and St. Charles
Hotels of New Orleans, hatters himself that he can
assure his friends ana the public generally that its
former worldwide reputation as popular frstclass
HOTEL shall be fully sustained under its present
MANAGEMENT. 1yr* February 13
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ESTIMATES FOR PAINTING THE
II DIALs ON ST. MICbAEL5 CHURCH STEE-
PLE.-Sealed estimates direced to the Committee on
st. Michaes Clock hereby invited by the 23d in
stant at IL II. The work to be done is as TO, ows:
To paint the four ~ Dials whitley
To paint all the numbers on the same (blackl
To pant the hlnds and bronze the same,
To warn sh The whole after painting
The materials used to be Of the very best quality
By oder of the Chairman.
W. q. SMITH,
July 22 Clerk Of council
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Gitp advertisements.

NIOTICE.--OFFICE OF BOARD OF
IN HEALTH, CHI ,RLESTON. s. c., JULY n,
lS6s.-On and after To-day, CHLORIDE OF LIME
and COPPERAs. for disinfecting purposes, will be
furnished, free If charge. by Messrs G. W. AIAlAR,
corner of King aud Vanderhorst Streets and RAOUL.
& LYMAN. corner of King and Market streets, In
such quantities as they have been directed to fur
n:sh, ns City Apothecariee. to applicants for the
same.
The c. ems are earnestly requested to cooperate
.udicious use Of the articles thus furnished
GEO. s. PELZER, M. D.,
July 90 10 City Registrar
TAVERN KEEPERS.-OFFICE CLERK
4 OF COCNCIL-Those Tavern. keepers who
have not applied for their license cards. are hereby
nct6et that they must do so by the 9th Instant.
W. Il. SMITH, Clerk Of Council.
July q
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IA SITUATION AS. BOOK:
w KEEPER, ty han who is competent, and
can give the most une1ceptionable references.
moderate salary only expected during the summer
months. Address v. M., Postofice Box No. 90,
Charleston. s. C. July 8