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CANDIDATES.

sB- The friends Of ROBERT JONES, re-
specttufiy announce him rs a candidate for
The othoe OF Tax Collector at the ensuing elee-
ton. lie is tile only candidate who has come
oulsquarely; on the Democratic platform and
@opPert of The purity. =
sW Tho friends Of Mr.. m. s.INGRAHAM
respectfully announce him 40 O candidate for
Tax Collector at the next election.
gB The friends Of w. n GaLLAHER re-
spoctfully announce him candidate for the
office of Tax Collector for Abbevills D;stric,
| at the ensuing election. -
eB- The friends Of Capt. W. 8. HARRIS
respectfully Announce him candidat. for Tuy
Collector at the next election.
The friends ofWM. H. TAaGART Yespect-
FULLY announce him q candidate for The Office of
lax Collector at the next election.
cB- The many friends Of E. M. SHARP
RESPECTFULLY nominate him for the Office of 'rnr
Collector for Abbeville District, at the ensu.
ing election.
c8 The f'snds Of J. w. JENNINGS re-
spectfully nominate him a candidate for Tax
Collector at the next election.
The many friends of L. II. RUSSELL re-
spectfulIy announce him candidate for Tax
Collector ut the next election.
cB- We are authorised to announce DA-
VlD CRAWFORD, a candidate for Tax Col
leetor at the ensuing election.
eB- The friends Of Capt. W. r. WHITE
respectfully announce him Hs n candidate fo.
AK Collector, at the next election.
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Lynch vs. Lynch.

pURSUANT to order Of Court, I will sell,
q. public outcry. At Abbsville C. H., on
Sale day in November nexs, (2). the Real Estate
Of a. W. Lynch. deceased. in tracts, Wig
HON ES'rEAD TRACT, 27s Acres, more
or less, bounded by lands of J. W. Black,
Capt Swilling, and others.
Q BRANSON TRACT, 2Os Acres, moro or
less. bounded by lands of j. w. Black, w. A.
Gaines and others.
3 Russell TRACT, 200 Acres, more or
le"s, bounded by lands of John Smith, W. A.
Gaines and others.
Terms. half caeh-As to other hnlf credit
OF twelve months aud interest. Purchasers
to give bonds with two good sureties. (witk
right to anticipate paymen,), pay for papers
and stamps.
Titles not 10 be delivered till payment is
made in full.
WIN. II. PARKER,
e. E. A. D.
Commissioners Office.
Oct 8, 1868. 3
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Trustees of Do LaHowe vs.. Bro wnloe

Trustees of Do LaHowe vs.. Brownloc.
- uRSUANT TO order, will sell, at public
cutlery, at Abheville Court lIouse, on
Sale Day in November next (2). One Tract of
Land. ITS Acres, more or lese, belonging 10
the Estate of JOHN BROWNLEE, deceased,
bounded by lands of X. e. Harkuess, VIM.
Fleming and oLhera.
eB Term', half Cash. As to other half,
credit Of - months, aud interest. Purcl,ns-
srs to give bonds with Two good sureties and
mortgage, and psy for papers and stamps.
VIM. II. PARKER,
Z. E. 4. d.
Commissioner Office.
OsL s. 1868. St
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THE SFAIE.0F SOUTH CAROLINA,
! ! ABBEEILL.E .iD1sERxcT.
=. Ai1s cSssmo,, Plea.

;'"1 90 =: s''' .. A,,.s,n,,s -. ;;
aloett Johnson. : Thomson 4 Pair, =. AtC'y
" fEhlEAS Abe Plslneilf has. .sa)si, his de-
:NM cisfAtidn sgainss tbs. Defsad6nt who (as
y = aa'Sl % abssnt from and v,leut .ths limits
'S tsn sfstaaYa hss bsistsr tslis nor Aitof~
asS, icy kn9Ta Hitsie ths same uppn4 whom
Biz, therefore, ordered shat ths said. .Dof.n.
asnt d0sEEeay and plead io'ths said deoIara-
:Iian On Of gsfors ms sssentesnti day Of Aprii
waios Nsu hd u The year Of our Lord eiE''
teea hnadred sndJ .sf1ty+pina otherwise fssl
ss.. ssr sSse.nss dg5esnt viii lhen be given and
d,,. I sSASTranW SS MCDONALD, q a.
I'esk ehss; sn,s asbsssxi'is ss,s ,sas sgas't,1
:xpal 1ab, 1895, ,5a-iA b,
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illson vs. TIaddon.

Wilson vs. Haddon.
IOuRSUAET to order OF Court. will sell.
Il at public outcry, al Abbeville Court
tfoues. on Sale Day in November noxt f2ij,
thai Iot of lnn'l in tile village Of Due West,
(~ith Dwelling House. &c.l being Lots IL. IL.
u, H. in the plan Of said village, on which
Il hnddon now resides. containing 81 acres,
more ls.s. Tites not to bs delivered till
puymrnt of purchase MONEY. and if payment
ia not made when due. n resale to BE- made at
the risk of the purchaser.
GB Terms-Cre,lil Of twelve months. with
interest. Purchaser 10 give Bond with two
suretes. lay costs i'll cash, and pay for Titles
and Stamps.
WM. II. PARKER,
G. z. a. d.
Commissioners Office. I
Oct. 8. 1868. 3
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-Aaa----s- SR2s---1z AkSSs&2 3S S&k&<A
GENERAL sgpER1NTENnssTs OFFICE )
nAaLEsToN, March 26ih, 1858.
ON AND AFTER SUNDAY, MARCH aa,h
the PASSENGER TRAINS. Of South Carolina
Railroad, will run a, follows:
FOR AUGUSTA.
Leave Charleston 40 N
Arrive at Augusta. ..............3 30 p. nj.
Connecting with trains for Montgomery
Memphis. Nashville and N.w Orl.sn. ~
Montgomery and Grand Junction.
FOR COLUMBIA.
Leave Charleston. 30 A. NJ
Connecting with Wilmington and sInnches-
ter RaiIroad, Charlotte and South Carolina
Railroad and Camden train.
FOR CHARLESTON.
Leave Augusta. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 600 A. NJ.
Arrive Mt Charleston. ..-....3 10 r. 81
Leavo Columba....... 500 A. n
Arrive at Charleston. .............3.l 10 L. Nj
AUGUSTA NIGHT EXPRESS.
(srSpAys ExcEprED.)
Leave Charleston. ...........: .....73O p NJ
Arrive ut Augusta. n............ ..........6i5 A. NJ
Connecting with trains for Memphis Nash
Vile and New Orleans, via Giand Junction.
Leave Augusta. n................ .....4.lO p. II
Arrive at Charleston. ..............4 4 OU A. NJ
COLUMBIA NIGHT EXPRESS
(suNDAYs RXcEPrED)
Leave Chnrlestun. $40 p. NJ
Arrive at Coiumbra....... .6.2U A. NJ
Connecting with Charlotte and South Caro-.
lima Rniiroad on Mondays, Wednesdays and
Fridays.
Leave Columbia. :53OP. NJ
Arrive ut Charleston. $40 A. NJ
SUMMERVILLE TRAIN.
Ienye Charleston an ID pr
Arrive at Sun,nervi!lc. NJ
Leave Summerville. "a A N
Arrive ut Charleston. A, N
CAMDEN BRANCH.
QN. MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS, ANDSA1
URDAYS.
Leave KingsviIlo 2Op N
Arrive at Camdcn.... p n
i.e"3e Sh'nuen. ,...,............5.l0 10 a. II
Arrive at kiugville...... "A. NJ
(Signed) II. 7. rEAKE.
General Superintendent.
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TUE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
ABDEVILLE DISTRICT.
Il, Ms Common Pleas.
Attachment.
John Il. johnson

~..,,y ! i; s:s'.'... :s.".". Attachment
w llEREAS the Plaintiff has fled hi. decI.rn.
t"n against the Defendant. who (.s it it
sad) Is absent from and without the limits Of his
State. and llus neither wifa nor ATTORNEY khown
within 'he same. upon whom copy Of tho rad
declaration might be served. :,
His, therefore. ordered that the said Defend.
ant do "ppenr aud pleud to the said declaration
on or before the tenth day Of Jrne, wh!ch
WI, oe III the year Of our Lord eighteen hundred
and sx,Y-eight. otherw is- final mud ah..,Iuts
Judgment will then, be given snd awarded
against him.
MATTHEW MCDONALD. O. cr.
Clerk' Office, AhLe7lIe Dist,
S-plember9, 1867.
Sept ii &c -
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The STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
AEBEVILLE DISTRICT

1i the Common Pleas
4Qe. Ellis and Jno Oow)
s", J. Attachment
IS. Thops,, r. L.
Albert Johnson -
WHEREAS tho Plaiintir has fled III, dan
~, iStation against the Defendant, who tas
IL ID sa'a ,s absent from and without the limits
y. .I's state. ana hns neither wife nor Auo--
copy OF the declaration might be served.
~, therefore, ordered that the said Defs,d.
ant DO appear and plead to tho said declarution
on or before tho seventeenth day of ArriI
winch will be in the year Of orr Lord eiph,ene
hundred and s'xty-nine, otherwise final aud
awarded against him A
- MATTHEW MCDONALD, u o.
Clerk Oihee. Abbevile Dist,
April 10th, 1868.
April 18th. 1868. 62-l2m.
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4 RISH DRUG \. .

4 NI Nh DNUW W
Alcohol, -.r
.. Gum Camphor, '
Husbands Plaster, 49,. E.
Ext Logwood in lib Boxes,
Extracts Vanilla,
Extract Lemon,
.,. Coach Varn.sh,
Copsl Varnieh,
Black Leather Varnish,
Annette.
Capsules =
Creosote,
Pill Boxes,
Hegemnn's Elk, Bark and Iron,
Composition,
Pulverized Elm,
Philotokcn,
LeptanariD,
Iodine,
BabbitL's Yeast Powders,
Van Deueon's Worm Confections,
Mustang Liuimeut,
Glue,
Gum Tragacanih
Corrosive Sublimate
Willis Pro. To. Car. Iron,
Mediums Elixir,
Wh;o Wax,
Large CorEs for Jugs
Piummice Stone,
Coffee Gcla,iur,
Cox's Gelutine,
Sewing s Machine OIL
C'pperas,
Pack Drop.
Chrome Yellow,
saniord's Liver Invigorator.
Cinnamon,
Browns Valerian,
Oxygena:ed Bitlers,
Scotch Itch Ointment,
-Helnllold Ruchu,
Chloride Of SODA, (Freuch,)
Mrs Winslows Syrup,
Oil Berganot.
Rejecting Spcculums,
Peasants Concnvc,
Tooth Picks,
Hilitnry Soap,
aa;eynen's rrussea. Wool Padded.
lodide Potash, (French,)
Bromide do. do.
Glass Glass Female syrii"s's
Tooth Brushes. English,
Tooth Brushes. unteuched,
Pcrew Toilet Soap,
Cologns 43s Smiths,
Cologne. 322 Struuse,
,E, \n"Hiie'H NJ Larpo DeIl-ES-
tracts Tor the handkerchief, most fashionable.
Hops. pressed.
Can Potash.
Sash Tools, No. I. 3. and 4
Paint Brushes, No. and =,
Marking do,
varnisl, do, No. and 2
Syrup ihubnrb,
Ether Sulrhurio
Elk Vhrio,
Oil Cloves,
Tine Murnte Iron,
Heyuens Patent Trusaca
Hobnsous' Toilet Soup.
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TIE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
ABBETILLE DISTRICT.
In tie Common Pleas.
Wade II. Robrrtyon and !

IL, tie Common Pleas.
Wade H. Robrr.,on and
Albert ii. Graham
vs. Attachment
Reuben a. Robertson
w HEREAS the r!ain,ie La- Sled h,s tl.el.r.-
~ 'ipn against the Defendant, who e.. i, 10
salu aosen' from "nd without tn. limits Of thia
.'.;.'I anu h"s helher vile nor Att"tney kuows
within the saIne. upon whom q copy OF the s.i.I
G"Garati"n might he served.
It's therefore. ordered that the said Defend
ant do apne"r and p.nI to Ll.r sale. d,cl.r.,io.-
on or before tho tenth day Of June, whi~h
vii he in the Year of onr Lord sgh.e.n hundred
a"d SIXTY eight, otherwise final aid ab.olu,.
ag"ihst him.
MATTHEW MCDONALD, o.cn
Clicks Office. Ahhevilie Di.t,l ','
September 8. 1867.
Sept II 4s "
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tn STATE. OF SOUTH CARoLINA
AABEViLLE DIsTRfcE.
/" tae 'Co'nmoa Pleas.

L. D. h''r,n'D in n sur''r1 e%'''
James G: Caldwell. Thomson & Fs;r Arv
"HEREas the Plaintiff hns filed: Ills is.
~ selnss,isn against the Deisndanl, who
Sas !, 'sea,o eosent from and without the
Attorney known within the. came. upon Who's,
q copy Of the declaration might Ls served.
IT. u, therefore, otdersd that tho amid II.
f.ndapt % appear aud ptsad- 10 the said dsclar.
alton on or before !heseventeenth day of An,;l
which viii he in the year of our,Lofd eiphtesn,
hn'1rsd and sixty-nine. otherwise final and
s"so.l!s Judgment will then be given and
- MATTHEW MCDONALD, q. O.. p,
plerks Office. Abbeville DIST,
April 18th. 1868.
April l7tb, lsSs. t2--lem.
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De LaHowo vs. Law, Exec'r.
DURsUANT to order Of Court I will sell
Il at Abbevilis Court House. a. public out
cry, on Sale Day in November next, (2l)
the Real Estate Of DR.. John Logan, deed
known as the Coronacn Plantation, containing
100 acres. more or less. bounded by lands Of
w. \. Bnke, J. A. Bailey, w. johnson, aud
others. This tract may be divided in two or
more parcels. ..
tY- Terms. half Cnsh.-As TO other half a
credit Of - months. and interest l'urclIns-
ors t" give bonds will tw" good sureties aud
mortgage and pay for titlcs and stanpa
WM. II. PARKER,
G. e, A, d.
Commissioner Office.
Oct 8, 1868. 8
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THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
ABBEV1LzE DfsERIcT
In the Common Pleas. =
ba"ni'ter Allen =, .,~.
70. Attachment

VHnIeo p 11aTFsBr. J
WHFREAS tue Plaintiff has filed his ds.
" c'arati'n against the. Defendant, who
las It fs said is absept from and without m,
limits of .,his State, and has neither wit, nor
Attorney known within the same. upon whom
q copy Of the declaration might be served.
II ia, therefore, ordered that the said Dsf.nJ.
ant do appear ard plead tot the snld declaration
on OF before the twenty seventh day Of Feb
uary, which will be in the y,ssr,, Of our Lord
final and absolute Judgment viii then be size" o."
and awarded against him. -
MATTHEW MCDONALD, u O A.
Clerk's o&cs. Ahbesi,ls Dist u
Feb. 70, lsLs
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TIE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
ABBEVILLE DISTRICT.
In tho Common Pleas
w. q q +: fs"ss' ,."s.y Attachment.
w hEnhAS tho Plaintiff has filed his decIar.
~ a''on against the Defendant, who (.s Il is
sa;o) IS absent from and without the limits Of
Inns ms" s'a.e; and has neither wIfs nor Attorney
the said declaration might be errved WY -
,s' therefore, ordered that the said Defend.
ant 90 aPpenr aud plead to the said declaration. .
on or before tho twentieth day of August. which
will be in the year of our Lord eighteen hmn
ared and sI*ty.-iGht: otherwise fual and abs,. ;.
lutte Judgment will uien be given sud awura ed
against Lin.
MATTHEW MCDONALD, o,oa
Clerks Office. Abbev,lle Dist, J.
September 9, 1867. r
Sept IL 90 =.
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Co1n1nissioner's Sales

Parker, Commissioner, vs.. Rutledge
& Russell.
PURSUANT 10 order Of Court, will sell. at
L public cutlery. at Abbeville g. H.. on SIDE
town Of Abbeville, known as tho Livery
stable Lot, on Washington Street. containing z
z r., 20 p, bonded by .MarshalI Honse"
Lot, r. A. Archer, and an alley on North
side.
eB- Terms Cash.-Purchaser to pny for
Titles aad Stamps.
WM. II. PARKER,
G. L. A. d.
Commissioners Office,
Oct s. 1868 $
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NOTICE TO CRGbfroRa.

ALL creditors Of J. Fostet MsrsaslI. dssH.
>1A snd: Of Jesss DeBsshl ds&d ;<ars horei.v
required to present aud prove ssr demand.
before me on or 6sfars The iIa day Of NevtmJsy,
- .'''; o !, '''''A +. :wK n. r4ariie,h II
.. Il EH'
,sr, /, !asy. sss. e. : xtsss.3ala aGas ,
- fSS,?msss PAasis rrblislt inGWeekty in lst
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Change of Schedule on the South
Carolina Railroad.

I9...sllssssssa @R 49,
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CHANGE OF SCHEDULE
ON THE
Greenville and Columbia Rail,
road.

$50 ssIs2 .SEsss s{:SsSS @sEss;2 - 49,
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OF 80 75a2 80; 250 bushels common ~ S6a2 40; oS'
bushels Virsina Valley rod, choice 81 %; SUI ousn
els do Maryland 81 80; $50 bushels primo Oe!a"nor
50 7Oa2 80; 400 bushels good Maryland So 90; 3Ou
bushels primo Pennsylvania - CO.; ITO bushels iniI
rior So as. Corn receipts reported 4uuo pusIei,
white, 1000 bushels yellow; market hrm ior Pr,int y,
dry white; cargo OF 1000 bushels virginia sou ~
81 90. delivered al tho Point; 280O bushels oamp, ar
to condition, from 81 02al 49, $50 bushels yc,lo%
81 49, 100 bushels do ST 1G 1850 bushels do 81 II,
and 5000 bushels do ut 81 49, latter delivered az ~
Point Oats-3O.0 bushels offered, with Sales at 'o''
Rye-Saie> 275 bushels, In lots, at 81 %.
MoLAssEs-With Little demand and no eaies' Prlces
rcmaiu nominally unchanged, VIZ: for CuDa CiaSeu
S7a4O.; do NIuscuvado 40n43c: Porto Rico ooaoec
English Island 50a88o; New Orleans 76asoc Per eai'
Ion. , =,
pRoT1s1oNs-Iatc on Saturday there was SAFE o.
600 lbs loose bulk rib Sides ct 10Hc Hear oi ~
round lots selling to-day; market wltnout Sn.;
chango; fair demand continues for Bacon on s9o,
ern orders which are lcd at lie for Shoulders, u
for rib Sides, and l2c for clear rib Hams we quote
steady at 17a18c latter for best CITY sugar c9lru
Mess Pork quiet but held steady at s227oazs. Esra
In torces l3XalSHc for round lots, anu Ac nienei
for jobbing sales. ,,,.
IIoE-Market inactive, but stock Of Carolina hgnt,
and holders firm OF Oa11c; no sales yet reporseo 81
tho latter figure. ,.,.o. :.
SuaAR-We continue to notice quiet MARKET at,
tibuted In part to the want OF assortment N Irst
hands; stock almost entirely comprised o.
Island. Only sales today were 10 nhds Cuon as ~
cts: 90 hbd, Demerara vacuum pan Ahc; 60 do dc
lax cts. T..
RErNEp SuaARs-Are Bteady, without cnsnge ~
pricos We repeat viz: for crushed, powaereo ana =
granuated, 16X cts extla fine powdered IL Gus; soi
crushed white l6Xc; ctrcula a 1bA Gus; y yeno"
1910; yellow coffee 14Hc.
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To return from which depression, the memD-
ers having assembled pretty punctually,
colored attendant pushed forward an earthen
spittoon, weighing perhaps quarter OF ton'
The production Of this national institution
seemed to be the signal for coming to oroeI'
The meeting was little green IN organlz1liniR, 1ii
but the difficulty was greenness, not stuplaltIy,
very much the same that is experience pS
collcgians, or other young men, IN IKE cHcuIn-
stances. The ludicrous light IN Whlon sonie
reporters persistently review the conveneionts 70
proceedings appears to me to be chle1y aue ,.o ~
their own vivid imag1nations. In mot, tho
negro being an initiative animal, IL Is nleny
probable that he will acquire all the Iorns ~
political business quite soon enough. l WHO'LL
there we're no greater causes OF Anxiety.
AS to the antecedents of the white menoec
(about which the broadcast stories are Gonn,
IDENTIFY asserted), or the capacity OF the Gol0romu ~
ones for legislation to suit the Crisis, sna9
not venture any remarks. The subject Wouio
lead me too far, and might be tempted lI:to
some very heterodox observations on the WIS
dom OF the conventions generally, one cues
ton, however, may be allowed to ask Ii tlle
whites of this State are notreprespnted III con
yention, whose fault is it !? One easily unaer-
stands why Democratic politicians ana editois .
keen telling them to s'lie still and DO nothlnS.
As a party maneuvre ii is beautiful. But Wnas VIM :
is to become Of the Carolinians meanWnuef
Their own men, Governor Orr, tor instance,
tell them that ,.nder no circumstances can the
congressional | gislation be reversed In less
than three year,: and three more years IKE
the last will staryo three-fouths Of the popula-
tion. twithout distinction Of sex or color.
''0N' "'''''- CARL BENSON.
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stesmsbin saragossa, Crowell, New York-left
cetmrdov I'M Mdze. To Ravenel Co, Railroad
sgent q Ahrens i Co, Il Bischof Co. q Ber-
hnse " M Bird Co, T Bee, G Brown, Charles.
~ CIV RAILWAY. Cameron, Barkley Co, r Il
SaldweIl Jno Campsen & Co. Cohen, Hancke Co.,
n Cb"nean Dowie e. NOISE, D Mills. G FRANKIE,
arnher X Martin, q Gerdts Co. Graver, Good
rich Wineman & Co, Huger Rayenel Hurkamp
=, 70 Hoatie, calhoun e. Co, Harrison, Hart
20 X Kiinck Wickenberg & Co., Laurey Alexander,
y e. IitscS1i + a Milnor, D Q'Neill, O'Nell, D
0.Nn;1I Son. Ostendortf & Co. Panknin.
D;rhter r Roesler. J Schirmer. G W Steffens q Co
caIa. T. n Stenhouse l. Co. Adams Express Co. j
War 1aa' W;nGe Willis Chisolm, Welburn Stelling
tJ uorrio a Klafte & Co, DR.. Brown W Ferguson. E
Botos & 20 w MatthiessPn, Lottte, IT Iren-
boIm Tollmaun Bros p Russell, Jenords q CO.,
Jno Marzyck, and others. z,,.., ,a po.,,;,,.
Steamer ST Helena, Boyle, Edisto ana ROCKVILLE.
MS1e no ] 81 Murray, Gallard q Minott, e
Rohartson w wilkinson, Barnwell, and others.
Cleared Yesterday.
steams1ip james Adger, Lockwood, New York
Courtenay & Trenholm; oo..,.
Steamship Patapsco, New 1orA-'no q ineo oe''J'
sailed Yesterday.
Steamship James Adger. Lockwood. New YORK.
Stenmship atapsco, Ncf, New York.
Bark Annie, Reed, Liverpool
From this Port.
c.osrrobin Moneks, shackford, New York.
schr Mary Fletcher, Pendelton Mobile.
Cleared for this Port.
Br brip Ida. Belts at New York Jan 27, for Liver
pool via Charleston.
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The conclusion of the speech Of Fernando
Wood. which he was not permitted to deliver
in the House Of Representatives, is pu6hshed
in the New York Sunday News. In reference
to that portion of his speech for which he was
reprimanded by order Of the House, ne says
"This language may not 10 parliamentary,
but the great necessities Of the country are
higher than the rules Of the House: l admit
that while it may appear severe, it is no more q
so than the occasion requires. We are IN the
midst of revolution, bloodless as yet. how
long it may continue bloodless God in his inn;
mite wisdom only knows. When such acts ana
propositions ere thus precipitately thrust upon
us by the party in power and Congress resolves
itself into o mob Of reckless ueurpers, 1t ls
time that those who represent the people ana
who adhere to the sheet anchor OF the constltu-
ton should sound the alarm and draw puDho
attention to the danger which is upon us.
have declared that-This is one OF the most
infamous propositions of the many infamous
acts of this Infamous Congress- and ! have
nothing to take back. Whatever evils may
follow ne personally, is OF little consequence,
if, to the least extent, the words I have uttered
here, serve to reach the popular heart, and
attract popular attention. My language.
though severe, is fully justified by the facts.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-01-30

At the French Theatre on Friday afternoon
there Was O. tremendous panic among the
immense audience gathered to witness the last
performance Of the Grand Duchess. Soon
after the commencement OF tho performance =,
smoke was observed issuing from the rear 9i
the'stage, whereupon call OF fire was raised.
The audience was composed mostly OF ladies',
and general stampede ensued, many Iaaies 1's
throwing aside their mufts, fans sna ooane o'ane
badly bruised, many tainted and were trodden
uJon ID tie stampede. and the house was soon
epptied. The alarm was ocoasioned by a
small side scene catching fire which was soon
extinguished. MIR. Bateman and Mr. Br1g1elo q q
stated the facts, when a goedly portlon Oh tne
audience returned, and the last performance
of the Duchess was concluded.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-01-30
THE DAILY NEWS.
GFoR THE NEWS
A Last Word.

Yes. It is over, dear; the shadows aow
IJp from the West and ieepen as tneS ~;
Athvart the way The night mlsts eatneF s'o"'
Yes, it is over dear!
()yerl the TOLL the waiting and the s.l"o'
Oyeri the restless thirst tor large, ns, ,,,;seN
And still linScr here'
,,,o,, conldst not hold it dear; 1t was u hanu
1no9 toOt ooeto tor aoe to servo and to command
S1eauass .ttars nowp Thou could'st not understanu
"n"S A What matters let 1t be.
r,sonewhst of the passion Of soul
Wbicb standing idle, sees the wild waves roh
Over its liftIhopes, spurns my weak coh1ro,
o''' What aIe these things to thee.
Tbe night comes up behind the dsrKilnS c1l nii'''
And by the silver birch the runet nus Ill.
Tne oi,om with noise of many-Voiced ri''
Pausing. look oeyonu
pavond the meadow where thou ssoou @ 81 ouS NV
6eyouu yN,,r;ca oH eIoouent of whispered Vow'
Ion Sot tH,1nrss crowning bud and leaf ana pouen'
Love i" I,y the Moons white rays wanneo'
rotb that uarrows through the gloom'
Az .tS so rongh. 80 straight there Is oos rooin
AZ pAo 40 - IN tread. snd read therein my doom'
foi oA" The riddle Of my life.
., +-oad the pleasure fields of Hope;
aione to walk the nany-howered sopei
AIoav Az lanS alone and single,armed to cope
A'' In the eternal strife.
-,c,+ crovns of 10y throughout the possible years
ppiaS baryest aelds made plenteous through .eArS'
a ,ningIed wreath of hopes and joys ana lears'
a A' Drowning the way-worn prow.
.,r, ~. rcina-thine too they might have beer
1ad tbv life opened then and let NINE M, ain.
5ao my yiSst la not understand twas not thy ein;
Let bel tbs over now.