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But scoundrelis when its cunning and activity are
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From Reeonstr.cted North Carolina.

0~~--"'
RALEIGH, N. c., July 2.-Ths General As
sembly convened yesterday, q quorum being
present in both Houses. The oath Of Office
prescribed by General Candy was administered
to W. 81. Holden, Governor elect, by Chief
Justice Parsons, he first taking the same him.
self. Judge Read administered the oath to the
House, and j. ge Dick to the Senate. The
credentials Of nine members Of the House and
nine Of the Senate who we're banned by the
howard amendment, were laid on the table.
Joseph William Holden, son OF the Governor
was elected speaker Of the House to-day.
Both Houses were organized, and Governor
Holden sent in o brief message. In the House
the Howard amendment was adopted by vote
of7s to 2O and in the Senate By vote OF 81 to q.
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The New York Convention.

New YORK, July 2.-The delegates are fast
arriving. A meeting Of the General Committee
of the Soldiers and Sailors Association was
held last night. The majority were then in
favor OF Hancock, though some support Blair.
1t is stated that Hancock viii decline in favor
oJ Pendleton. There is rumor OF cembina'
tien between New York, New England and New
Jersey to beat Pendls on. Doolittle is men
toned favorably for vice-President. W. a
Eston, Of Hartford, Will probably be the tenn
porary chairman Of the convention, and Rich
ardson, of Illinois, permanent chairman
Thurman, Of Ohio, with large number O.
Pendletonians, has arrived. Judge Woodward
has been elected chairman Of the Pennsylvania
delegation.
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ourwaahiington DispateheG.

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35..s..s = Ourwaahington Dispateheg.
WASHINGTON, Jnly 2-The Committee o.
Ways and Means VIII report n.bin to tax gov.
ernment bonds ten per cent. - & 49,
The action on the nomination of MIR. Eyarts
as Attorney General has been further post
poned By the Judiciary COMMITTEES: :
The members Of Cong gress are becoming
very an1iousto adjonrn, and win probably dc
60 witAont touching the qnestiopo of the inan-
ees. There Is no indication of the passage o.
Shermanis funding bin.
Several treasury clerks were dismissed yes.
terday on account Of no appropriation being
made forther pay. 4 e. * X: :
In gm sENATs to-day, ajoint resolution was
passed, admitting, SIX japanese youths to the
naval academy ct Annapolip.
A bill was introduced, conyeniDg the next
session OF Congress on the third Monday IN
November. 9, 8, 80
a. s. Welsh, q Florida senator, was admitted
to his seat
A bill was reported, giving $1,000 to the La.
dies Mount Vernon Association, after which
the Senate adjourned
LII THE HOUSE, the Ways and Means Com
mittee reported q bin taxing interest en- bonds,
which was ordered to be printed.
The Re0qpstr truction Committee reported a
bfi dividing re1ss Into tWq States, which was
ordered to be printed
After disposing Of several executive oo1nmu-
nications OF no general importance, the House
considered the Senate amendments to the Civil
Appropriation bill, and without action ad-
iourned.
The wsys and Means Committee recommend
that the bin taxing interest on bonds, which
they rsport in obedience 10 the orders Of the
Honse, do not pass.
The object IN convening Congress on the
third Monday in November, is to have recess
instead Of an adjournment, to prevent remoy.
als by the President.
Twenty cars left here for the New York Con-
vention last night. It was necessary to divide
into two trains at Baltimore. The Southern
delegations passed here in good health and
spirits.
Dispatches from New York give no reliable
indications of the action of the Convention.
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asr BILLS OF THE BANK OF THE STATE
OF SOUTH CAROLINA. MORGAN &
co. vs. THE BANK OF 1HE STATE OF SOUTH
CARoLINA.-oFFICE OF MASTER IN EQUITY,
CHARLESTON, goth May, 1s6s.-The attention Of par.
ties who have presented, or may hereafter present.
to this Office BILLS OF THE BANK OF THE STATE
OF SOUTH CAROLINA is specially called to the fol-
lowing extract from an amendatory order made in
the cause on the 10Th May, 1858:
/. "An persons presenting claims in the above
case, including the holders Of Bills or Bank Notes.
are required in addition to the proof Of the claims
to render into the Matters Office statement veri-
fed by affidavit, OF the time when The same into
the possession of the holder, and the consideration
paid therefor
O. "It is further ordered, that all parties who have
presented or shall present. their claims before Mas
ter TUPPER before the 1st of June, ahall be allowed
until the Let day of July nezt within which to supply
the statement as to the time the claims we're acquir
ed and the consideration paid for them; but nothing
in the order contained shall be construed as extend
ing the period for presenting claims beyond the LIST
day of June.
s. "It is further ordered, that neither the amend
ed order, or the orders hitherto made, are intended
to conclude or in any way prsjudse the rights or
equities of the parties to this suit ;"
JAMES TUPPER, Master IN Equity.
BE- The Cincinnati Commercial New Orleans
picayune New York Journal OF Commerce, and Au-
q,sta Constitutionalist will copy once week until
1st July and send bills for payment to Courier otce
May y itu1<mA
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Sprfial Nutifrs.

aF THE REPUBLICAN PARTY. OF THIS
city will celebrate the Fourth of July by the follow:
ing programme, viz: At O'Clock in the morning
the different companies and societies will assemble
at the usual muster gr und, lower end Of Meeting.
street. where under the direction Of the Marshals
they will form tntnhne annd -n-'.---~1
Haselstreet, turning Hasel up King to Mary street,
turning Mary down Meeting-street, hating at the
Citadel Green, where the Declaration Of the National
Independence will be read from the platform erected
not only for that OCCASION but also to give express
sion 10 our appreciation Of, and to pledge our undi-
vided support to, the nomination made by the Chi.
cago Convention for President and Vice President Of
the nation, namely, General o. s. Grant and Hon.
Schuyler Colfa1 The Declaration will be read at OK
A. ", and the speaking Will commence ediately
after, as gentlemen of high position and ability In
this city, and one or two Others visit here Will
be present, and are invited to address the meeting.
It is hoped that full attendance Of all the compa.
MES and societies. with as many in uniform possi-
bic, will parade and attend the meeting with their
usual banners and ffes and drums. The committee
will provide band of music to lead the procession.
After the speaking is over which will be at or before
2P. NJ, the Chief Marshal and his assistants are re-
ouested to see that all the companies again form
into line and march separately to their headquarters
in good order.
BY order of DR.. Ii. d. COLLINS,
Chairman Committee Arrangements.
E. @. KEcKLEY, II. D., Secretary.
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Mississipp1 Election Returns.

JAusoN, MSS, July 2.-Forty-seven out oil
si1ty.one ,ceunties return majority against
the constitution of 1886. -Four Of the re-
maining counties to be heard from will return
majcrities for the constitution. No cases OF
violence reported. This county, with regis
tered black majority Of 100, gave but s29 Radi-
cal majority. Lowndes County, with 5000 black
majority, returned but 1900 Radical majority.
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e,.YEW MARRIAGE GUDE.-AN ESSAY

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which create impediments to MARRIAGE, with sure
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of charge Address Dr.. J. SKHLIN HOUGHTON,
Howard Association. Philadelphia, Pa.
January 81
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From Recoustructed Louisiana,

New ORLEANS, July 2.-The joint resolution
ratifying the fourteenth constitutional amend
ment was adopted in the Legislature. Twelve
Democratic. members of the House. were sworn
IN. Several Democrats, who presented .them-
selves to be sworn, were refused on the ground
that their seats had been contested. A bill
appropriating $4,000 6 pay expenses was
passed.
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Spfrial aotifes.

81 BANKRUPT NOTICE. WILL HOLI
COURT IN BANKRUPTCY on This Day. the Sc
iustS.at One o'cleckR IMras-SQ.-7 70 Broad-atreet
and on the following day. at the same hour, to takt
proof in the matter Of JOSEPH PURCELL Bank
rupt R. B. CARPENTER,
JulyS 1 Registrar.
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FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF
sToN.-cHARLEsToN, July 2, 1865
This Bank will be closed on Saturday nez 4th inst.
The business of that day must therefore be antici.
pated. VIM. c. BREEsE,
July2 Cashier.
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a@cUsToM HOUSE, COLLECTORS OF
FIcE, CHARLESTON, 8 c., JULY 8, 1s6s-Satur.
day, the 4th instant being the Anniversary Of the
National independence, the Custom House will, in
accordance with Law, be closed.
JuIys Il A. 6. MAcKEY, Collector.
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HS- PUBLIC MARKETs.-sATURDAY
being the fourth of July, the market win be open as
usual in the morning until Ten O'Clock A. NJ, and
will not be open again that day. ~
WILLIAM K1RKwooD,
July3 Chief Clerk.
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STEAM so LIVERPOOL.
1. CALLING AT QUEENSTOWN.

CALLING AT QUEENSTOWN.
A~e THE NMAN LINE, SAILING
NHGSt3Yxy SEMI-WEEKLY, carrying the q.
L7E1NL1EfN>1 s. Mails, consisting Of the following
sSkzSd- steamers:
CITY OF PARIS,
CITY OF BALTIMORE,
CITY OF WASHINGTON,
CITY OF BOSTON
Sailing every Saturday and every alternate Monday
at PM, from Pier No. 45 North River, New York.
RATES OF PASSAGE,
By THE MAIL STEAMERS SAILING EVERY SATURDAY.
Payable in Gold. Payable in Currency.
1st Cabin 500 Steerage. .............S $50
1st Cabin to London. los steerage to London. ss
1st Cabin to Paris .115 steerage to Par1s.:. q
Passage by the Monday stelmers-First Cabin $50 !
gold; sfeerage $50; payable in o. 9. currency.
Rates ofpasssge from New York to Halifax; Cabius
$40, steerage, $40; payable In gold.
Passengers also forwarded to Hayre, Hamburgs
Bremen, &c., stmoderate rates.
Steerage passage from Liverpool and Queenstown
$40 currency. Tickets can be bought here BY per'
sons sending for their friends.
For further information apply at the Companys
offices. JOHN 6. DALE, Agent
No. Is Broadway, New York.
June4 emo
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~ PALMETTO PIONEER CO.OPERA-
TIVE ASSOCIATION having for it's object to tur.
nisbing its members and the public with the neces-
sares Of life, unadulterated and Of good quality, for
immediate cash payment, and from the profits Of
such business 10 accumulate capital for it's mem-
bers, are now thoroughly organized and doing
thriving business The Capital Stock Of this Associ
alton is limited by charter to l5oo) Five Hundred
Shares Of 1890 Oo) Two Hundred and Sixty Dollars
leach, payable in par funds of One Dollar per week.
Any white person. resident of South Carolina,
shall be eligible for membership after complying
with the requirements Of the constitution.
No member shall be allowed to subscribe for more
than one share in his cr her individual name.
The Board of Management In thec quarterly state
rnent TO tue Association shall estimate the profits Of
the business for the quarter then closing. and shall
distribute the same In the following proportion, viz
Thrty.three and one.third per cent. $3.50 Of said
profit to the shareholders in rates to the amount at
the credit of their respective shares.
si1ty.six and two-thirds per cent. ts6es) CT said
profit to the credit of the shareholders in rates to
the amount of their purchases at the store of the AS
sociation for the quarter then ending.
It is provided, however, that all such dividends
snail pe paseeu u tue-S1eut-2ltu -EaASSItS
rlIutvsuI1v., run uIneunt-of two hundred and
sixty dollars be paid in and then such shares shall
be cancelled the dividends to be paid by the Board
by drafts upon the Treasurer.
The advantage of being shareholder in this Asso-
citation is evident and can only be surpassed by the
anticipated success Of the future.
Certificates of Stock may be had and instalments
paid at the Cooperative Grocery Store Market
street, No. 1O7, to W. b. WEIGH, storekeeper; g..
THOMAS, President; JAS. j: GRACE, Secretary
s-'-' ALBERT o. STONE,
JOHN F. MAHER,