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a~ADyERr1SEMENTs OMITTED IN OUR
1ssUg TO-DAY WILL APPEAR INCUR NEXT.
BY TELEGRAPH.
Our European Dispatches.

BY ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH.
THE ALABAMA CLAIMS IN PARLIAMENT-DIs-
RAELIs popULARrTY-RIsH REFoRM-ADv1CEs
FROM THE EAsT-MARKETs.
LONDON, March s.-The debate in Parlia-
ment on the Alabama claims was very pacific.
Stanley defended England's right to recognize
bellieerents.. John Stuart Mill said, HE re-
garded the present condition oi the question
rs the result of a national mistake. The real
question was whether England was bound to
prevent such expeditions as that OF the Ala
hama. He denied that the United States Gov
ernment claimed or could claim that the
recognition of the South was violation OF
law, but only that it was an unfriendly, rash
and unprecedented act. The American Gov
ernment only pressed the point for the pur-
pose of showing that, but for the untriendly
action OF England, the Alabama depredations
would not have occurred" Mr.. Gladstone in
ferred from the closing sentences Of Lord
Stanley that communications between the two
governments had not closed and that friendly
feelings between the United States and England
would be preserved. He concluded by saying
if his inference was correct the whole country
would support Lord Stanley in final and
honorable settlement Of the case.
A large meeting of the friends of Disraei
was held at his official residence last night.
Nearly all the leading tory members Of Parlia-
ment were present. The proceedings were not
public, but the meeting is regarded as favor
able indication of tie strength Of the new pre-
mier.
The present condition Of Ireland and the
question of Irish reform are to be considered
in the House of Commons on the 10th instant.
Late dispatches from China and Japan have
been received via India. The civil war in Japan
ragged with great violence. Several combats
had taken place between the partsans Of the
Shaeoon and the Daimios, which were attend
ed with heavy losses OF life, and great excesses
were committed On both sides. In consequence
of tho insecure condition of the country, the
ministers of foreign powers had left Osaka.
The advance of the British army in Abys-
sinia was within fifteen days march OF Mag
dola. Gen. Napier met Kassal, the Tigre
Chief, on the Goth of February. He made an
offer of peace, which was accepted by the
British commander. The enemy shot some
stragglers from.the Queens forces, and mutll-
ated their bodies. Three british officers were
missing. King Theodorus was advancing from
his camp with $4,000 soldiers. Menelek, sup
ported by other chiefs, was said to have in,
vested the royal stronghold Of Magdola with
10000 men.
LONDON, March 7.-Consols sst. Bonds quiet
at 71t.
LIVERPOOL, March 7-Noon. n.-Cotton market
frm-uplands on the spot 9sea92d; to arrive,
9ld Orleans 9lda1Od The market is ami
mated-the Gales will reach IL 600 bales. Corn
hicher-sales st 42s. Other articles are un-
changed. \
Evening. Cotton active -sales of 600 bales;
Uplands on the spot, s2astd. to arrive, 9id.
Orleans 10a10fd. Corn42 Cd Wheat active.
Beef AS. Pork us. Lard 5Ss. Cd. Naval
stores dull
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,,.,bod,st Church Matters.

BALTIMORE, March THE Balhmore Cor
ference Of the Methodist Episcopal Church
South adjourned to-day. The Book concern ct
Nashville is badly in debt. A suit will be
brought for the share Of funds of the Preach
ers' Aid and Preachers Fund Society. A divi-
sion is refused on the ground that the charter
torbids such division. The amount involved
is fifty thousand dollars. The claim is con-
sidered good, but legal proceedings will be
prolonged.
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sU-COLLEGE OF CHARLEsToN.-THE
public examination of the GRADUATING CLASS OF
1868 will be held 10 the Presidents Room at tho Col
lcge This Day. March 0, at l19OA. NJ The Honorable
tho President and Members of tho Board OF Trus'
tees, the Honorable the Mayor and Members Of the
Cit, Council the Reverend Clergy, the Parents and
Guardians OF the Students and the Public generally
are invited to attend.
BY order Of tie Faculty.
JOHN MoCRADY,
March Q Acting Secretary aculty.
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The Reconstruction Conventions.
VIRGINIA.


VIRGINIA.
RICHMOND, March 7-P. Mn the conven-
tion to-day, the case of Mr.. Williams, Con-
servative member, who refused to vote yester-
dan, was taken up. During its consideration,
MIR. Leggett, Conservative from Rockingham,
refused to vote on the ground of contempt
and disgust for the proposition" and after
wards added: Il have contempt for the whole
establishment" He was expelled in about
fifteen minutes. Ayes "a, nays 16.
General scho6eld has appointed several
magistrates to fill the vacncies recently created
The aopointees are old residents.
RALEIGH, March 1.-THE convention last
night adopted the article on homesteads claim
ed by scme to be retroactive by e1empting
one thousand dollars worth of land, &c.
To-day the principal feature of interest was
the passage on the third reading OF the article
on finance which requires tlhe Legislature &c
make provision by adequate taxtion for the
prompt and regular payment OF the interest on
the State debt which forbids the creation o.
any new debt, unless the bill creating the same
shall levy tax to meet the accruins interest
annually, and forbids the loan of the credit o.
the State for any new work unless authorized
by direct vote of the people,
J. ". Holden, of the Standard, was elected
printer to the convention.
GEORGIA.
ATLANTA, Ga. March 7-P. M.-The conven.
ton to-day resolved itself into State nomi.
mating body. majority of the white delegates
refused to participate. Ninety-two members
answered to their names-of these there were
thirty-one negroes and twenty eight Northern
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NOTICES IN Meetings of the
creditors of the aforementioned bankrupts, to
prove debts and choose assignees, will he held
at the Office OF the registrar, Hon. R. B. Car
penter, No. So Broad-street, on the days and
at the hours named:
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fnufral llotifr.


KrThe Friends ani Acquaintance of
Or. und Mrs. ST. JOHN PHILLIPS are invited TO at.
:end the Funeral Services OF Mrs. PHILLIPS at Ten
aclock This Forenoon, at St. Philips Church.
March @
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England will have to pay over million
and half pounds sterling year simply for
the water used by its Abyssinlan army: 1t mas
gallon.
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our wasntngton Dispatches.

Our Washington Dispatches.
THE NORTHERN EIEcT1oNs-THE DEMOCRATS JU-
prANT-eENERAL THOMAS TO ACT As sEeRE-
r.Ry OF wAR-THE PRESIDENT SUMMONED FOB
TRIAL-H BIS REPLY, &c.
WASHINGTON. D. c., March THE Northern
Democratic newspapers are flaming with dis
nlay lines, announcing Democratic victories
md gains in the municipal elections. They are
confident of success in New Hampshire.
This evenings Star says: "General Lorenzo
Thomas will hereafter attend the Cabinet meet
ines as Sc retary of War ad ante'71n, and busi-
ness pertaining to the War Department will be
transacted through him by the President.
A summons was served on the President tc-
day. He merely replied ''Pn attend to it"
He will answer by attorney on Friday and de-
mand a reasonable time for preparation.
The new Georgia case against General Meade
Genes up next Friday. A decision in the Nc
Cardle case is expected two weeks from Mon
day. =.
Senator vickers, of Maryland, has arrived
and will present his credentials on Monday.
His admssi on is certain.
light will be exhibited the 9Th instant from
a screw pile light house. on the south end OF
Horseshoe Shoal, Cape Fear river, visible elev-
en- miles. A fog bell sounds every ten seconds
during fog
Grant, Logan and others, had aprolonged
interview at Wizards to-day.
SATURDAYS PROCEEDINGS IN CONGRESS.
SeNATE.-Mr. Sumner presented q petition
from citizens of North Carolina asking the re-
moval of the Senator elect, John Pools, poGti-
cal disabilities, which was referred TO the
Judiciary Committee. The pension appropria-
tions we're discussed at great length, when the
Senate adjourned.
HousE.-The session was devoted entirely
To debate
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THE CONVENTION.
FoRTY-FIFTH DAY.

THE WORK CLOSING UP-Tm FIRST ARTICLE OF
TIE Observation-Disclosures DEBATE-A
CURIOUS oRDINANcE-How WE ARE ToBE MAN
AaED-THE BULL TAKEN BY THE HORNS.
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@UNIoN BANK, SOUTH CAROLINA,
CHARLESTON February Oath, 1s6s.-The annual
election for Directors of this Bank will be held on
Wednesday, 18th March proImo, at the Office Of the
Bank Oh East Bay.sreet
Il. D. ALEXANDER, Cashier.
February AZ feb27 march SO
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EO.. WRiGHT's BLUFF, SC.

BO.. WRiGHi'S BLUFF, S'C'
BUCKINGHAM POINT, AM ALL NTERME-
DIArE LANDING D THE 8 ,NTEE RIVER.
.r-nr, THE LIGHT DRAFT STEAMER
Hsse5s-zs HsS:ee5sz MARION. cap'ain J. T. FosT.a, vii
feceiv. Freight for the above poit This Day, and
leave af er sunset
No Freight received after sunset
All Freight to be prepaid on the Wharf,
JOHN FERGUSON,
March Q Accommodation Wharf,
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FOR EDIsTO AND ROCKVILLE

,r~A THE STEAMER ST. HELENA.
,EzsstS4SSEs7S Captain D. BOYLE, win receive
fr, i16t TLis Day, and leave Io-AorroD Morning.
at 8 O'Clock, and Edisto Wednesddy Morning at
o'clock.
For Freight or Passage apply on board, or to
JOHN 3. MURRAY. Market Wharf
Tho stcamer will leave again on Friday, 18th In
stant, at O'Clock, A, NJ. and Edisto on Sunday,
at 8 o'clock, A. III.
March "
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MISSISSIPPI.

JACKSON. March 7.-The State Treasurer has
been authorized to pay the convention war
rants already issued. A colored member stated
that during the war certain slaves owned prop
erty which had been taken from them by their
former owners. General Gillem was requested
to issue orders restoring such property or
compelling payment therefor.
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@ SOUTH CAROLINA, CHARLESTON
DISrRICT-fN cHANCERY-OFFICE OF THE
REGISTER IN EQU1TY-JOSEPH L. TOBIAS
u.s. THEODORE A. JEFFoRDS, ct al-BILL FOR
FoRECLOsURE.-It appearing to my satisfaction
that HENRY HART one Of the defendants in this
cause is absent from and resides beyond the limits
of thi State that the ordinary process Of the Court
cannot be served on HIM, on motion of MessIs
PORTER cONtER, complainant's Solicitor,
Ordered That the said defendant HESRY hart
do appear and plead, answer or demur to this Bill
within forty days from the publication Of this order
or an ord pro conesso will be granted and entered
against HIM. JAMES L. CAN'T,
Registrar in Equity, Charleston District.
March g. 1868. -
March 9 mar 9, II, az, april 2
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s@ MEETING OF CREDrTORS.-NO-
TIoE-Mr. JOSEPH PURCELL having conveyed
all his Estate in trust for the oSal his creditors
they arr requested to meet To-MorroU, the 10Th
instant, at O'Clock P. NJ, at the Office Of MessIs.
DuRYEA & COHEN. Library Building. cocnerof Broad
and Church streets. when the Deed will bs submit
ted for their consideration and for such action as
they may see ft.
JAMES B: CAMPBELL Trustees named
CHAS. q. SIM0NTOA, ( In the Deed.
March
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Name.


To-day - M .w,ttschen, A. Louisa Charleston.
Mar 14ilO A.M IBurnes James A...... sumter
Mar. 14I1i AM Ishyender, David -. Orangeburg.
Mar IA il NJ Till, Irwin A.. Orangeburg.
Mar lfl Sam White, R. G...:...... Georgetown.
Mar l4l Pm IDEAS, Seaman. $1,000.
Mar. /. JPN Erwin, John W....... clarendon.
Mar. .l6llOAMlH.L,W WI & T.AJ JefIersl Charleston.
Mar 16l1l AM Bedford. Evert Z. -. -. Charleston.
Mar lei 2P.M. johnson, W. E., Jr. Liberty Hill
Mar Isl SP.M Wallach, John .. Charleston.
Mar. l7l10 AM Funderburk Joseph. Orangeburg.
Mnr. 17l1l AN. lifrage, Isaac S- ....l Saiters.
Mar 17l lP.M OttolenPui; Israel. 80. Charleston.
Mar 17i11 M iIifraoe W. j, J.,,..i So. tors.
Mar 17l 2pM lDradwell, Ravenel s.. Manning.
Mar II 3P.M Conycrs, ]. J.......". Manning.
Mar lSl 9AM Mctlveen, P. larendon
Ma, 1Si10 AM lGayle, John q. lWriglts Bluff
Mar I9I11 A. NJ Haryin John J...... Manning.
Me-: lsll2 H. Lesesne, II. H........ Manning.
Mar 1sl 9AM Gale j. H... clarendon.
NJ, 1cl1I A M lHaryin John h.. Clarendon.
Mar 1912 IL lLesesne q. H...... Clarendon.
Mar. Is 2P.M Mackey Baker 49," Charleston.
Mar. Isl SPIN IOLum, M............ Darlington.
Mar. ls GAM Huehson, VIM. E..... sumter.
Mar 1el1O AM Hume. E. G......... IGeorgetown.
Mar. l912 NJ Howell, Ssmer s..... Charleston.
Mar 1g 2p.M Burgess. John A...... Clarendon.
Mar. 19 Bpm Easterling, r.. bennet'sVlle.
Mar. lin AM IChristmass, R. L..... Sumter.
Mar 19 Jpn White VIM T. Charleston.
Mar 2Olll AN. Rembert, JAS o.. sumter.
Mar 2Oi JAM. Browp, George w.. sumter.
Mar 2OllO A N Pollock, A. A........ Cberaw.
Mar 2Oll2 n Murray, W. B.. sumter.
Mar. col 2p.M ,lover, T. H.......... WATERFORD.
Mnr 2ul MlDeLorme & Moses. ... sumter.
Mar 2nl 9p N IJobn H. Laftte lGrabam's.
Mar. COLL AM lRembert, james E. sumter.
Mar 2ll1 AM mcleod Wade H.. sumter.
Mar. 21 II AM james, VIM. W. b.. sumter:
Mar. 2l GAM Easterlin, Howell. 80. Orangeburg.
Mar Vic MlJohnson, Peter. ...... Marlboro.
Mar 21 1P.M lwels, Irby S......... Sumter,
Nor al 9A.M Trim. VIM. J.... Charleston.
Mar. 27 10 AN Gaskin. John. ........ Fiat hocs.
Mar 27l2 NJ Branch, Daniel w.. Hampton.
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men. There was considerable confusion IN or
ganizing. Falrow, the President of the Union
League, protested against the action Of the
body, and announced himself ina pubhshed
card as candidate for Governor. Bullock was
nominated for Governor by reclamation. Ihe
feeling is intense.
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Spffial Qotifes.

@ NEW YORK AND CHARLESTON
STEAMSHIP LINE-Condgneos per steamship
JAMES ADGER. from New York, are notified Of heI,
cargo being This Day discharged at Adger's South
Wharf. All goods remaining on the dock at Sunset
will bo stored at Conzgnees' risk and expense.
March JAMES ADGER & CO.
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eat tho United States Court.
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@ ONSI GNEEs PER STEAMSHIP
E. D. sOUDER are notified that she Is dischsrging at
Moth Atlantic Wharf. All goods not removed at
sunset will be stored at expense and risk Of owners.
JOHN THLO. GETTY, Agents,
March North Atlantic Wharf.
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Shipping.
FOR BOSTON.

FOR BOSTON.
THE FINE COPPERED SHIP MssOU-
,&A&RL E. EDWARDS Master. baving large por-
(@ISY Ytion of her cargo engaged and going
.aszE6aboard, is now loading at Atlantic Wharf
For further Freight engagements, apply to
W. B. SMITH & co.,
March Napier's Range.
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compensation, shall in all cases, be trst made
SEQ. 24. Tho power of suspcnding the laws,
or the execution Of the laws, shall never De
exercised but by the Legislature, or by author
lty derived therefrom; to bo exercised IN s9Gn lSi
particular cases only as, the General Assembly
Shall expressly provide for. H.
subject 10 mai tia law, or to any pans or penai-
sIes by ;irtue of that law, except those employ
| ad in the army or aavy Of the United States
ami ey,ept tile militia in actual service. but
| 1y authority of the Genera! Assembly.
SEC. 2G. In the government OF thls comrlon,
wealth, tue legislative, ex' cu'ivc and judicial
| nowcrs OF the government, shall be forever
sso,,orate and distinct frJm oach other, AMI no
nurson or parsons exercising the functions OF
| nce Of said departments shall assume Or dis
| charge tho duties OF amy other.
SIC. 27 The General Assembly ought fire.
,1ently to assemble for tile redress o. erlev-
iuces and for making new laws as the commcn
| good may require.
Sro. 28. The people hare right to keer and
| liar arms for the common defence. IS IN
| I;mes of peace, armies are dangerous to lioef-
| ~ thcy ought not to be lnaintalnod Wlln0ut
ihe consent Of the General Assembly. Enc
military power ought always to bo helI N an
..yact suburdluation to the civil author15Y anu
e governed by it. .u..
,nnrtered in amt house without the COILS eDt oi
ha owner; and, in time Of war, such quarters
hall not be made but in manner prescribed
~ law. .,.,
SEQ. M 30. No person vino conscientiouslly
cruples 10 bear 'rms shall be compelled to dc
10. 10 but he shall pay an equivalent for persona
src. 81. All elections shall he free and open
| md every inhabitant of this common eatl
possessing @ the qualifications provided for II
hi hi constitution, shall have an equaI! right II
ele Oil .ers, and be elected to fill public ofice
Sac. 81. No property qualification saal b
nee ,ssary sor IN election to or the holcing 0
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The convention took up the Bill OF Rights,
which had been amended aud reprinted, and
it was put upon its third reading, passed aud
ordered to be engrossed. We publish, there
forc. the first article of the new constitution
as follows:
We THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF SOUTH Ca
RoL1NA, IN CONVENTION ASSEMBLED, Grateful t.
Almighty God for this opportunity, deliberate
ly and pelceably of entering into an exphci.
and solemn compact with each other, and FORM
ing new constitution and civil governmo Il.
for ourselves and posterity, recognizinr II
necessity of the protection OF the +, ople in al
that pertains to their freedom, safety ;.uu tlan'
guilty, and imploring the direction Of tue
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e-s. THE sTEAMs Up PRoMETHE-
Mk4AIfS9 Us, Captain F. N. HARRB, having
ZI1EHEJtS3NS part Of her cargo engaged, Will have
Essesss quick dispatch for the above port.
For Freight apply to J. e. T. GETTf,
March North Atlanpc Hnte1.
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of phdt place
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1868-08-05

PnINrrNG.-The invention of printing,
like most others, struggled slowly and oh.
scurely into life. The wooden blocks or
tablets of Laurence Coster were superseded
by separate types Of the same material.
Gutenberg, OF Mentz, next employed large
types cut in metal, from which the i'm.
pr~essions were taken. And, finally, Gut.
enberg's associate, Shafer, cut the charac.
ters in a matrix, after which the types
were cast, and thus completed the art as
it now remains. It is a remarkable cir.
cumstance, that the FIRST book which
Gutenberg undertook to print with his cut
metal types was a folio edition Of the Bible
in the Latin Vulgate, consisting of GAL
leaves. When the immense labor involved
IN carrying out such u work is considered
the cutting by hand, with imperfect
tools, of each separate type required for
the setting of o folio page, and the Difficult.
ties to be overcome with respect to vellum,
paper. ink and press-work-one can not
but be %astonished ut the boldness of the
undertaking ; nor can it be matter of sur
prise that the, execution of the work
occupied Gutenberg and his associates a
period of from seven to eight years.
W. clip the following worthy notice Of
our citizen, Mr.. IIoisington, from the
DEBORAH Republican:
a Coon WoRKMAN.-This is just what
J.. NJ. Hoisington, the book-binder at Nc
Gregor is. We have frequent occasions tc
test his skill and have never failed tc
obtain satisfactory work, no matter what
the kind or quality. He has ample tools
of the best patterns, and uses the best qual
ity of stock, unless otherwise ordered
There is u great deal of work in his line
in the country, and those sending to him,
can do it with perfect confidence in getting
good jobs mt reasonable rates. If persons
wish to leave work at this Office, we will
forward it, wit, our own, as a matter OIL
accommodation.
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$40 a Day for all.-Steneil Tool Sam,
pies free. Address Al. FULLAM, Springfield, VI
6l2
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What is the matter with the best Of the
Radical Senators In the debate on the
Hsundirg bin, Mr.. Henderson, isaolca. Oh o.
follows: ,
.sHcnderson in the course Of his remarks
declared himself unreservedly in favor of
the platform of the New York Convention,
md especially in reply to questions, says
he supported tho plank which declares for
the payment of the 5-2O's in lawful money.
Ho also eulogized Mr.. Seymour, and ex-
pressed the opinion that he would win the
confidence Of the country as a national
man. He also spoke Of Blair's liberal
nature, talented and brave his fame must
be guarded by his late associates in arms,
and concluded by expressing hopes that
next March will see q restoration Ct the
country to that peace which rests not upon
%subjugation to despotic power but upon
restoration founded upon the supremacy
of the Constitution and the rightful au-
thority of the departments of the govern.
ment to q prosperity as enduring as that
of peace"
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