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CLARENDON.

At public meeting held in Manning, on
Monday, the 9th, Judge N. ". Benbow pre-
sided.
On motion of Governor Manning, resolutions
were adopted in favor of cordial union with all
who are striving for restoration Of the con-
stitutlon; rendering support and cooperation
to the Democratic party; asserting the belief
that the success of that party will restore the
government and ensure a just financial ad-
ministration; sympathizing with the Presi-
dent in his efforts TO vindicate the majesty Of
the constitution and laws from the assaults Of
the Radicals; in favor of representation at the
National Democratic Convention, and for the
formation of a Democratic district association.
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KERSHAW.

An adjourned Conservative meeting was held
at the courthouse on Mon day, DR.. L. H. Deas
in the chair. General Joseph 3. Kershaw was
chosen permanent president, and General
James Chestnut, Sr., vice-president of the
Democratic association then organized.
Among the seventeen Independents are Gen.
eral John D. Kennedy and Colonel ". M. Shan
non.
The following gentlemen were nominated to
represent the Democratic party in the next
Legislature Of the State and for various dis
tric. Offices:
For Senator-General J. B. Kershaw,
For resentatives-Colonel W. NJ. Shan
non, Dr. E. NJ. Boykin and Captain ". L. De-
Pass.
For Sheriff.. E. Sill.
Judge Of Probate-J. D. Dunlap.
Clerk-Wm. Clyburn.
Tax Collector-D. L. DeSaussure.
On motion of Colonel William Shannon, the
following resolutions were adopted:
Resolced, That this meeting fully recognize
all the rights of the colored people OF this
State as resulting from their emancipation,
and invest them with civil rights.
I'd. That by associations OF generations We
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COTTON IN THE NTER1oR.-The Columbus
(Georgia) Enquirer of the 10th instant speaks
as follows Of the stock Of staple in that neigh
borhood:
The receipts are now so light that we do not
think 1t possible that the estimates of ninety
thousand bales for Columbus can be reached
The total receipts of the season at this market
are still less than eighty-four thousand bales,
bales more will be added by the let of Sep
tember.
We repeat our opinion that the high prices
prevailing for the last few weeks have had the
effect of hurrying in nearly all the cotton in
the country, and that the general estimates of
q month or six weeks ago must be cons;dera-
bly, reduced.
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Politics in the South.

AUGUSTA, April 1.-THE attention Of Gene
raj Meade being called to the course Of Lieut..
Charles T. johnson, Of the 18th Regiment OF
Infantry, in arresting Judge Pope, of the Cir
cult Court Of Calhoun county, Alabama, and
closing the court, owing to difference in con-
struction Of the orders with reference to en-
pannelling juries, the general commanding
publicly declares his assumption Of authority
to arrest as deserving the ,severest censure
Meade further says that the object Of these or
ders was not to declare that all juries must be
in part composed of colored men, but simply
to remove the distinction which the laws OF the
State in this district made on account ofcolor.
The commanding general trusts this disap-
proval will render subordinate officers cautious
to refrain from hasty and unauthorized ez-
ercise of power, vested only IN highest mill
tary officers.
In order that there may be fairness IN the
approaching election, General Meade directs
that the ballot-box shall not be opened, or
votes counted, or any information of the pro-
gress Of the election be given. When the
polls are closed after voting, the managers
shall select two men of character from the op-
posite party, who shall be permitted to be pres
ent at the counting of the ballots, 80 as to
witness and verify such countings.
WILMINGTON, n. c., April 1l.-Much excite
ment exists here over the registration and
prospects oi election. The total registration
in the city, including the former registration,
is, whites, 1905; blacks, 2073. Large addi-
tions have heen made to the white vote in
Bladen and Richmond counties under the new
reoistration.
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LANCASTER.

A large Conservative public meeting was held
at the courthouse on the 9Th, Hon. James Reed
presiding. A committee consisting Of three
colored men and fifteen white men was ap-
pointed to prepare business, who reported
resolutions delouncing secret political Or
ganizations pledging adherence to the princi-
Piles Of the constitution denouncing and re-
putIating the nominations made by the Union
League, and inviting all good men without
reference to class or color, to come forward
and join in sustaining these principles and
securing proper representation in the coun-
ellis of the State.
These resolutions were adopted; the nomina-
tons Of the Columbia convention were en-
dorsed and the following district nominations
were made:
For the Senate-Captain R. NJ. Sims. For
the House-Colonel T. Frank Clyburp. Captain
W. q. Stewart.
These resolutions we're received with great
enthusiasm.
Governor Manning, after the reading Of the
resolutions, enforced their sentiments in an
address of great eloquence and feeling. He
collnselled his fellow-citizens, in this hour of
gloom and trial, to stand by the principles Of
fidelity to the constitution, in which was their
only safety. If it was necessary to suffer for a
time under the rule Of the Radical party, to
endure their sufferings and ills with the forti-
tude of men; but never, in the hope OF finding
relief, to accept of any delusiye terms offered
BY men who were establishing an irresponsible
despotism on the ruins of the constitution. He
spoke with great hopefulness of speedy re-
lief from those enemies of the constitution who
now bold all the powers Of the government in
their hands. If we refused TO put the yoke Of
bondage upon our own necks, there was sure
and speedy relief awaiting us. With the
success OF the great Conservative party, which
was every day gaining strength, the gloom that
ovsrshadowed the country would disappear as
the darkness and mists of night before the sun.
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ASHLEY. THE IMpEACHER.

MIR. Ashley, Of Ohio, was the big gun Of
Republican meeting held in Columbia on Fri
day. The Phoenix dispatches him as follows:
Mr.. Ashley criticized and commended the
Reconstruction acts, suffrage, education,
social equality etc. he maintained that Con-
gress, on behalf of the successful party in the
late war, had perfect right to dictate terms
and exact guarantees for future good behavior;
contending that it was the leaders who should
be punished, if punishment was to be inflicted;
but, contrary to general expectation, punish.
ment had not been meted out. He coDtended
that the colored man was entitled to suffrage
here as well as at the North; and when re-
minded that in the State which be represented
(Ohio,) negro suffrage had been voted down,
declared that ''two wrongs did not make one
right" lie believed in universal suffrage, as q
matter of right; admitted that the proposition
had been defeated in his State, but believed
that it would eventually be carried out. Social i
equality, he said, had nothing to do with the
ballot-box; a Colored man might vote, but by
so doing, he was not brought into intimate
association with the white race. Education
and the ballor-box were essentially necessary.
He was interrupted repeatedly during his re-
marks, but was not Disconnected, and replied
pleasantly. Sudden showers scattered the
crowd several times, but the speaker remained
firm, proclaiminS himself good Baptist, and
was, therefore, not afraid OF little water.
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fnnfral i1ptiff.


WLTBERGER.-. Died, at summervine, s. G., on
the morning Of thu 18th instant, DR.. j. R. WILT
BERGER, Of this city, aged 40 years and three
months.
ne The Friends and Acquaintance
of DR.. and Mrs. J. i. wILTBERGER, and Of Mrs. c.
N. s1MoSs are requested to attend his Funeral Ser
vices at the Unitarian Ch urch at Five O'Clock This
Afternoon. April 13
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@QUARTERLY STATE TAXES.-GENE-
RAJ TAX OFFICE FIRE PROOF BU1LD1NG.-The
quarterly stse Taxes for quarter ending 31st March
1868, on sales Of Goods Wares and Merchandise and
Spirituous Liquors msnufactured.
Also, the Quarterly Convention Taxes on sales Of
Goods, Wares and Merchandise and articles manu-
featured fos sale. batter or exchange, are now due
and payable at this Office.
The cooks will be closed on Monday, the 9th
inatant, after which time double tax executions will
be issued against detaulters.
All articles Of trade, sale, barter or exchange,
cotton taxed by the United States exceptetl) are
returnable for taxes.
FLEETWOOD LANNEAU,
Tax Collector st. Philip and st. Michael.
April 13 m2
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our Washington Dispatches

THE coNsIITUT1oNALITY OF QUESTIONABLE ACTS
GENERALS THOMAS AND SHERMAN on THE
sTAND-TH SENATE REFUSE TO HEAR SHEER
MANS ANswERs-BUILER's AsPERsIoNs-IHE
SENATE susrANs THE CHEF FJUsTIcE-sHERAAN
TENDERD THE WAR OFFICE.
WASHINGTON, April LIN THE HOUSE, Wood
ward introduced a bill to test the constitu-
tionality OF questionable acts of Congress,
which was referred to the Judiciary Committee.
The act provides that if the Attorney-general
shall bring in any bill vetoed By the President
on the ground of unconstitutionality, and
passed over the veto, before the Supreme
Court on feigned issue, the decision OF the
Supreme Court on such feigned issue shall be
valid.
In THE SENATE, the managers asked for an
amendment to the rules, whereby each side
might speak without. limitation to members
Howard objected, and the motion goes over.
General Thomas was again on the stand, un-
dereoing a perplexing cross-ezaminatlon by
Butler. General Sherman was on the stand;
the managers object to the evidence. Another
very sharp contest is pending.
stanbery, Eyarts, Butler and Wilson partici-
pated in the debate to-day. Stanbery called
on rhe Chief Justice during the debate to stop
Buffers personal aspersions.
In the course Of the examination Of General
Thomas the fact was elected that the Piesl-
dents words to him were ''go and take charge
of the War Office" instead of possession OF
the War office.' General Sherman was exam
ined concerning his interview with the Presi-
dent in December, relative to the War Depart
ment Mr.. Stanbery said he would prove by
General Sherman that the President wanted
him. Sherman, to take the War Office to secure
judicial decision of the question. Butler OBJ
iected, but Chief Justice Chase ruled that the
question was admissible. The ruling was then
appealed from and rejected by the Senate by
vote of twenty-three to twenty-eight. Among
the Republicans voting with the minority were
Sumner, Fessenden, Fowler, sprague, Van
winkle, Anthony, Grimes, Morgan, Trumbull
and Wiley. General Sherman then testified
that the President had rendered him the War
Department on two occasions, namely on the
25th Of January, and again on the 90th OF JAN
uary.
During the examination OF General Sher-
man by Mr.. Stanbery, the Senate refused to
hear the answers to all the most important
questions put to the witness. Pending the ez-
animation of General Sherman, the Court and
the Senate adjourned.
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Syffial notifes.

NOTICE.-THE ASSIGNEE OF
MACKEY l. BAKER will, within ten days from this
date offer for sale large stock Of FURNIIUR
consisting in part Of Mahogany and Walnut Tea,
Dining and Extension Tables, Centre and Card
Tables, sideboards, Hat Racks, Desks, Wardrooes,
sets of Cottage Furniture in every style, Bedsteads,
washstands, Towel Racks Bureaus. Sofas, Lounges,
large lot Of Chars and Rocking Chairs, including
every style soms very fine; Looking Glasses; also,
great variety Of Childrens Carriages, &C.. in fact
every article to lie found in hrstclass Furniture
Warehouse.
Dated Charleston, April 13, 1868.
WILLIAM s. HAsIIE, Assignee.
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the ClRCAsSIAN BALM, ar d considered it an in
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any Lady or Gentlemen can improve their personal
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MARCH, 30 lr
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PAINTS FOR FARMERS AND
OTHERS.

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are now manufacturing the best, cheapest and
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IAuRENS.

ADemocratic mass meeting was held at the
courthouse on Monday, and the action OF the
Columbia convention was enthusiastically rati-
fed. The committee appointed to prepare
nominations reported the following, which
were unanimously confirmed:
For Senate-Col. B. S. Jones. For House OF
Representatives-Capt ". L. Wood, Col. Nv.
Ball, Ludy H. Little, Esq, DR.. Vim. Philips.
Sherif-Capt. George Jones. Clerk-Capt. r.
E. Richardson. Ordinary-W. H. Lengston,
Esq. Tax Collector-Capt. A. A. King. Coro-
ner-John Nabors, Esq.
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Rev. MIR. TyNG IN FRESH TRouBLE.-Rev.
Stephen H. Tying, having preached In Meth
odist meeting house repeatedly since his ad-
1nonition by the bishop, it is said that the
proper ecclesiastical authority have taken the
preliminary steps to oblige him to show cause
sd Why the he Psa sa IN S 5 maze de and
upon him. That penalty, we believe, is sus-
pension from the ministry. So the end Of the
Tyng case is not yet,
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@PUBLLC MEETING.-HON. JAMES NJ.
ASHLEY, Member of Congress from Ohio, will ad-
drees the citizens Of Charleston Citadel Green at
threeP. N. To-Day. Other prominent speakers are
expected to address the meeting, and the public are
respectfully invited to attend.
A meeting will also be held at eight o'clock P. NJ,
at the Charleston Club House, where Mr.. ASHLEY.
Dr. A. G. MAcKEY aud others are expected to speak.
April 13
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The Murder of D'Arcy McGee.

MONTREAL, April 11.-Mrs. MCGEE refuses 20
accept the address OF coincidence from st.
Patricks Society, which she thinks the primary
cause of her husbands murder. Three p1i-
Yates turned Queens evidence against Wheeler,
whose guilt is almost conclusively established.
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STEAM TO LIvERPOoL.

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WILLIAMSBURG.

At meeting of the citizens Of Williamsburg
District, held on Tuesday, 7th April, Colonel
g. T. Cooper was called to the chair. One-half
of the courtroom vas appropriated to colored
voters, and soon the house was densely crowd
ed. General Harllee kept the audience deeply
interested till the incoming of the court neces-
STATED q recess till seven P. NJ. At the ap-
pointed hour the meeting reassembled, and
General Harllee continued his address, which
was received with frequent outbursts Of ap-
plause.
On Wednesday, at P. NJ, the meeting re-
assembled, and, through their chairman, the
committee submitted series Of resolutions,
concluding with the following nominations,
which we're agreed to: For the Senate, NJ
Schwartz, ESQ.,, and for the House Of Repre-
sentatives, Messrs. G. ]. Graham, ]. W. Gam
Bile and j. A. EeIson.
The chair appointed as a central committee
the following gentlemen: Messrs. R. c. Logan,
DR.. J. A. James, ]. ". Staggers, ST., Capt. ].
E. Scott, DR.. S. D. NJ. Byrd, DR.. j. 8. Brock
ington, Col. j. G. PRESLEY, Col. James Nc
Cutchen, Col. J. F. Presaly, R. F. McCottey
and Capt. 8. W. Maurice.
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March 81

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LEXINGTON.

IEAlNGIUN.
Democratic meeting wasiheld in Lexington
On the 7th instant, to nominate members OF
the Legislature and district officers. Inc 1oi-
lowing nominations we're made:
For State sepator-Dr. F. s. Lewie. For
70 seTntatiyes-Danie Kinsler, Noah Huff
man. For Clerk Of the CourtME; J; n Ore Or
a-' her. For Ordinary-Rev. A. Efrd. For She
ifs. N. Roof. For Tax Collector. 5. Der
rick.
Tho meeting also ratified the State nomina-
tiops made by the Columbia convention, and
agreed to organize clubs in every portion OF
district.
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POLITICS In THE STATE.
MEETINGS. SPEECHES, NOMINATIONS RESo'
LUTIONS.

TIE REVIVAL IN 1ExNeToS-B1e DoISes IN
R1cH1Asp-Exc1rEMENT IN LANcAs1ER-T THE
RAIL ROLLING N LAuRENs AND CLARENDON
GOVERNOR MANNING is HoPEFUI-1MPoHTANi
MOVEMENT N KERsHAw-oHANeEs ON FOOT IN
aREEEvIIlE.
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wTEAs, TEAS, CoFFEES, CoFFEEs.-
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Our European Dispatches.
TBY ATLANTIC cABLE.l

CROP PRosPEcTs-wAR RUMoRs IN FRANCE
MARKETS.
LONDON, April 11.-weather delightful and
crop prospects favorable.
PARTS, April 1.-THE new army bill and otner
recent warlike measures creute excitement and
uneasiness throughout rance. Murmurings
are loud and unmistakable. The Constitution
nell Be France, La Patrie, and several other
journals, say, editorially, that these apparently
vast preparations for war are the best pledge
OF peace.
LONDON, April 11-Noon.-No regular mar
kets: street quotations Of Consols s3la9S3.
Bonds 72sa723.