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R0C,L A M A rION.

ID r. . C,L A M A TION. =. -
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
CITY OF CHARLESTON. -
Whereas there Is reason 10 believe that the fire
which occurred on the morning Of the 22d instant
was the work Of nm incendiary: si.
Now, know all men by these presents that ], Gfi'
ton CogsweIl Mayor of the city aforesaid, do offer
reward of ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS for the dis
covery md proof to conviction In any court OF com
peent Jurisdiction, OF the party or parties who fired
the building on Meeting street, lately occupied BY
Messrs. Dowie & Noise, which was burnt down
with another, on the morning above stated.
Witness my hand this twenty second day Of June
A. D. one thousand eight hundred and aiIty
eight.
W. b. SMITH, CLERK Of Council
June 23
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Z. 5CH 81 HAzBL a. EsToN..
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ITHDsspAY MORNING. JULY q, 1858.
surs. cMoasy-axaking.-:

Il III - a.. IL
- s54-' -si.cf 0 'rr-'@s'' ''' !
!. The estimates published'in s-city paper
| Of the money value Of the, farm produce
sent from chstleasston to he North. during
the present season, were unreasonsbly high,
.haL the,businsss Of rsising garden stuff fs,
nevertheless .bepamipg sseDh large a pd
profitable. This Is ehessi4g sign; for II
is reoogaiititiosa I 81 ths fact that thessmsn Q
industries are worthy Of attention, as wen
as an Observation-Disclosures ossortune are
only ippslling the white man to shaw COPS
clnsiYsiy that money can be- made even IN
the face Of negro emancipation. Phe more
we watch the cents The quicker the dollars
| win grow, aud xsyssof earning Z h livelihood
and securing small gains whioh, on account
Of their pettiness were, overlooked while
cotton Vas King, are now made the stay and
support of many 40 indnstriOus fasaily. .
: In this matter Of turning'to the best 20
count the, gifts Of our fertile soH, North
UaroIlns has taken the lead. In Virginia,
the sasssfras has been picked and sold by
the ton weight, and even pokeberries have
been in demand. But barren lands in the
sOldi North State" have been made the
richest for. the poor. Not q herb or weed
that would. bring price has been neglec-
ted, and last year there were shipped to
the. North, thousands Of dollars worth Of
sumach leaves, .blsckberries, and various
fruits thought to be of little value while our
wits were dull. - = e. s.4'''. {,
In sblaokberries, at all events, we can
compete with our neighbor, and there is no
reason why the blackberry crop of 1869
should not give food and clothing to num-
bers Of destitute poor. Fruits Of oil kinds
flourish in this State. Peaches we have
this year in abundance, and in the begin
ming Of. the season they bring high prices
in New York, Philadelphia or Baltimore,
Dried fruits, also, always command mar
ket. Thousands of bushels can be sent
from every district in the up,country, and
in their preparation can be employed chill
drsn, who do nothing now but fall into
trouble and mischief >
There should be no difficulty in sending
these fruits to market. The steamship lines
will make low rates, and are enlarging
their accommodation as the demand in
cresses. Our railroads will doubtless do
the same thing; for it is their interest, and
is the very b c of their policy, to encour-
age as much as possible local Improvement
and trade.
We con live in the upper districts of Car
olina without cotton, and in the low coun-
try we shall do better as We SEQ the ne sces-
sity of not stalking fortune on a caterpil-
lar, and the prudence Of preferring small
but safe crop TO magnificent planting spec
,ulation. Slow and steady is good motto,
and it will serve our purpose now.
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CITY TAxEs-sECoND rNsTALniENT.
" CITY TREASURY, 1st July, 1888.-Uuder an
Ordinance ITO Raise Supplies for the year 1885, the
SECOND NsTALMENr OF TAXES ON REAL
ESTATE is required on or before the last day of
July and not paid executions shall issue In twenty
days thereafter. -. y. THOMAS,
july City Treasurer.
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oEFfcE CHIEF OF PoLlcE..

OFFICE CHIEF OF POLICE.-
MAIN UARDHOUsE,
CHARLESTON, 8. O., April 2, 1858.
NTOTTCE.-THE ORDINANCE PROHIBITING
IN the firing Of guns. pistols squibe, &C., within
the city limits will hereafter be strictly enforced
Shooting on the farms, streets. lanes and roads
south OF the Forks of the Road Is violation OF the
ordinance
. @. B. sIGWALD,
April} Chid of Police.
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NEW YORK HOTEL,
No. 721 B ROA d WAY,
NEW YORK CITY.

THIS LONG ESTABLISHED FIRST. CLASS
HOTEL, rs popularity known in former times
under the management OF j. B. MONNOT, Esq., and
more recently under that Of HIRAM CRANSTON l.
Co., is under the proprietorshlp of aessrs. d.
M. HILDRETH 7. B. ROCKWAY, uner the frm OF
D. ii, HHDRETH co.
Tho senior partner from bis long experience as .
p poprietor OF the Veranda st Louts aud St. Charles
Hotels ofNew Orleans, fatters himself that lie eau
assure his friends and the public generally, tat its
former worldwide reputation popular frst-class
Hotel, shall be fully sustained under it's present
management lyr* February u
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Amussa,ents.
Gitn Abpfrtisfments.

CITY TREASURY, JULY J, 1858 Nd
TICE Tb 1HOLDERS OF FIRE LOAN -CUU-
PONS.-The Fiie Loan Coupons due this day and
payable In the City Of New York. will be paid on pre-
sentatton at this Office. 8. THOMAS, -
July2 City Treasurer.
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VFhANTkSp.zA PLACE All GARDEN FIR.
wv, AneYmember Of Hagood's Brigade, O. 8. A.,
wh0 lost an arm In lite wax, md who is now in re-
lfced circumstances. Is anxious to get employment
as GARDENER, and TO take charge OF lots at Mag
nola: sHeis willing to work and can give the best
testimonials us 10 experience, efficiency and fidelity
Address J!H. THOMAS, DAnYNEws Office.
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lHQnY60IlOQ
: ~ IS - i..:;s.5
SJ.ooa PseiSss ii i has: been added
c Il M oabinet. !, Hsis not ths first ID
ssss.ah s,aN S5a;ssasa tS tie ,rssnk, hoWsyet.
.t,o,, Rsan sss, onca named q minister,
S,t 4a 3 dtssefe otasisssiiiie. Daood Pasha d
.Tn;taa or 0athoEsc' '.X,mlenisn.. s5.,, y, fs1
!s.sissSfs lafs4 az the Cincinnati CONNER
4eis,1 Who hss conn nseCted himself with the Gin
eSSnasss Encuirer. reports chat be gets fifteen
+hnna,eA@a aoaSrS f1r IL oS stock in the concern
-s..... iao,,s,.a vesr He poes PEN
49,. M. -. =. A.. r,os;Jercv, -,
=. :. S,,,st fnsti.s nh.sa bsa long been con!
s...,s,, I'm tba p,,,fa,tant Episcal Church. In
~ NAV ba aaid 10 be- hereditary
ohu,,s,InI,sn. The celebrated Bishop Chase, Of
OHIO "a aanncIe; and Bsahop Chase. Of New
I, HamhSii, ID We, belieye,a o sconsin .of the
Judge. I e. szs g 81 : =
1l4Is .Ihas been computed BY come political
arithmetscian taat II every man and woman
!; ,m,d urrs Sor So,nr hours each day on some-
thing asasSinl labor, Eouid poduoe sufi-
cient to,procure an the necessaries ana COM
fGrts sof fife, want and misery would be banish-
ed ON. ofths world and the rest Of the twenty
four h6uss might be laisuTe and pleasure.
!, "A correspondent Of the Ricamond Exarni-
psr, writing front the University of Virginia,
Assaa ss0ns' Tuesday. Hon. John 3. Preston, OF
Suush Carolina, win address the ts'o societies.
Col. Prastona name is as familiar ;ss it is dear
to thepeeple OF Virginia, and his reputation
"a an 0rStor Id not second to that OF any man
inths South. de Is an aiumnns OF the oniVer-
Ity 4 S,fainlaaass 3 Pc pissns ana unde. sssno'
is CON ing back TO Vlr,l1la 70 reside; 30 We may
expect one OF his very best efforfs1
-Mr. Henry Watterson, VINO succeeded IN
making ths Nashville Banner one OF the best
papers on orr exchange hist has become edl-
torjl and business mauaser Of that healthy
wealthy. NIFTY and Tlse, y! Conservative anee1' the
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NtrANTED, EMRLOYMENT-tA AS A
!! W. wAICHMAN, or In any other capacity In
which he can earn livelihood, by-a one.arned
soldier, who Is in distress for want Of work Ad-
-arosss'J. :" Office OF the DAILY NEWS;
Anril 81 -
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A.. REsPECTABGE WHITE FEMALE
~. Wishes situation as CBILD'S NURSE; with
y fajly going North. The best reference given II
required. Address I'M. x" Office OF TIE DAILY
NstfR June 8
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wv capacity as CLERK. Jhs subscriber is
wifliug TO engage in my BUSINESS and win make
hipsef g. neray useful in why, and be satisfied
with q very modernte salary. Address "I. W.,
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Boarding.
Cost -auo souuo.

r OsT, ON SUNDAY AFTERNOON LAST.
IL from the soutkve't corner Of Bull and Rut
ledge streets, SCOTCH TERRIER SLUT, blacklsh
gray on back, and tau logs and snout. reward
will be paid for the return OF the same TO the owner
Iplu
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Gopartnersbip notiee.

WoparlnfrsDtp Aollff.
MIR. d. A. BOWEN WAS ADMITTED
IM o PARTNER in our 6r1n June 1, 1888. -.
July 5 JAMES ADGER & co.
,VITE HAVE THIS DAY ADMITTED
w MIR. w. @. MUCKENFUSS Partner In our
Arm, and will continue the FACTORAaE AND
COMMISSION BUSINESS under the name and style
OF PELZER, RODGERS & co.
Charleston, July /, 1868. 0 July
Hip PNUTICE.-THE UN-
~ DERSIGNED have this day associated them-
selves In business. under the name and style Of
REEDER DAVIS, and will continue the COTTON
FACTORh6E and GENERAL COMMISSION BUSI-
NESS. on Adger's North Wharf, heretofore con-
OSWELL REEpER.
ZIMMERMAN DAVIS.
Charleston. 8. c., July I, 1903.
July1 IL
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r OsT, FOUR SMALL KEYS ATTACH
IL ED to ring. Iho finder Will please leave the
same at THE CHARLESTON DAILY NEWS OF
jFICE June &c
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A H r Q F IT'S
LOW WATER DETECTOR
PREVENTS THE EXPLOSION OR BURNING
OUT OF STEAM BOILERS.
THE PRIME CAUSE OF STEAM BOILER Ey-
PLosIONs ARISES FROM A DEFTCIEN
WATER IN THE BOILER WHILE IN
ACTION.


EXPLOSIONS FROM DEFICIENCY OF WATER.
Low water in steam boilers ts no unusual occur.
renee Imminent danger frequently arises from this
cause aud 1t cannot be too forcibly impressed upon
the minds OF engineers that there is no part OF the
apparatus constituting the mountings Of boiler
which requires greater attention than that which sup
plies it with water, In properly constructed boil
or every part OF The metal exposed to the action OF
the fire should be in immediate contart with the wa.
ter and when proper provision is made TO maintain
the water at sufiktent height above tho parts 30
exposed accidents can never Occnr from this cause.
Should the water, however, get low rom defects In
the pump and the surface over the fire become over
heated then even at the ordinary working pressure.
there Ia great danger OF an explosion There is no
OCCASION under such circumstances, 10 search furth
er for the Of explosion, from the fact that tho
material when overheated to certain degree loses
about ive-sixths Of its strength, and s therefore.
unable to resist the internal pressure. Whom a
ly done is to put the feed pump IN acon TINS Ger
tainly remedies the deficiency, but increases the
danger, and may lead to the explosion ofthe ooer.
Aahcroft,s Low Water Detector
Is eminently Atted to guard against accidents caused
by low water. Itneeds not the care or ottentlon or
the engineer or fireman to keep II In order opera
ting by the orco of natural laws, 1t taxes. care OF
SELF and is ony called into action by the fau OF the
water below any fixed level, and then it gives the
alarm to all within sound of the whistle OIL den
cient supply or water
It stands az o watchful monitor over the magazine
ofpower on which it Is placed. and not only guards
it. but notifies the attendant, If he is orgetful or
negligent OF his duty.
JOHN r. TAYLOR & CO., Agents,
PHENIX IRON WORKS,
Nos. L. 9 and PRITCRARD-sTREET.
June IS limo
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hr Salt.

iT50R SALE, A DWELLING HOUSE,
b. AND TWO iAoRE LOTS sdjoining. In New
summeryille, about FIVE minutes'walk from the de-
pot Terms made easy. Apply to 81
49, ;s:ii ,'E - ''''-- LID. TURNER,
a: 1. Hnrthoast Corner Spring and Laurel streets
InIv -. s.. III p-.t:.s sel.t y- . o. z q
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illants. {

HlHE DAUGHTER OF An EPISCOPAL
i CLERGYMAN, Of Virginia; desires situation
sHTEACHER. She Is competent to teact the usual
IEnshsh branches. with Latin, and Music on the
Pfano. Address Miss n. a MANN, care T. 8. Coles,
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NEANTED.IA SITUATION, BY4A RE-
wv .SPECTARLE WHITE WOMAN, ss Washer
and Eoner., one who is willing 70 make herself
GENERALLY useful II required Good references given.
1pply at No. QUEEN-STREET. I'm. june % =.
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INmPlOYMENr OEFICE.-sERvANTs
|, Ei.e can be obtained by application to- 'UN9oN
HOMIE Jrom9 til i'll O'Clock d6iiy.
seryants can ALSO find piaces by appiieatio to th
slime place, at the same baurs Inquire Tor sue ID
Iron. corner ChnrcA and Chalmars street -,s,.f
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Oh Renf:s.

iH1 D HEiHT, FOK THE .sUmMEk,' A
!, RODsR, cont1iuing eight rooms pleasantly ait.
uated, ON the front beach Island. pafk o.
! Besnregafd Battery. Apply Ut DAILY NEMn Of !.
FIOE Di!tf July 4
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.HN1aREHTi FIVE ROOMS, WITH GAS
and use Of Ctstern and large yard, for twenty
dollars per month, In House lately repaired sttuh-
.ted In healthy and pleasant neighborhood. occt-
pted only by gentleman and wife. Address IN. 4.
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CONGRESS.

Louisiana and North Carolina Senators In
their seRtA-LOuIsIana RatiAcatIon
Amendment ReRd-COnferenee Com
mIttee on Temporarily Executive
ApPOIntments-Crede OF L.OuIsi-
ana and Alabama Representative
Presented and Referred-IndIan APP
prOPrIatIons
WASHINGTON, July Housp-The prior
orders of the House were deferred in favor
of the funding bill, by vote of SO to IS.
Mr. Dawes presented credentials of kellogg
Price and Buckley, claiming seats as repre-
sentatives from Alabama, and asked for
their reference to the Committee on Elec.
tions. Mr.. Brooks inquired whether it
would not be proper for the committee to
inquire whether the gentlemen were cleo
ted at a one.sided election or not.
Mr.. Dawes said the committee would in.
ouire faithfully as to any matter committed
to them. They simply made an examina-
tion of these credentials to ascertain if they
were correct and presented prima facia
case, Mr.. Cullom, of Illinois, asked ifthere
was any law to prevent electors from all
voting on one side if they desired to do so.
Mr.. Brooks replied that he knew of none;
but that there was law of Congress pre-
scribing how these elections should be held
and the people of Alabama had not held
their election in conformity with that law.
The credentials were referred to the Com
mittee on Elections.
A committee of conference appointed on
the Indian appropriation, when the funding
bill was resumed.
Mr.. Stevens favored paying the bonds in
greenbacks.
amendment making but one class of bonds
at 8. .65 per cent interest, with forty years to
run, was adopted.
Without definite action the bill was post
poned.
The credentials of the Louisiana Repre-
sentatives were referred to the Election
Committee.
After agreeing to reconsider the funding
bill to night, the House took a recess.
Seudte-John A. Abbott and John Pool,
Senators from North Carolina, and John S.
Harris and VIM. P. Kellogg, from Louisiana,
were seated.
The bill authorizing a temporary three
per cent loan for liquidation OF the com
pound interest notes was passed.
new conference committee was ap-
pointed on the temporary executive ap-
pointments, the House having disagreed to
the report of the former committee.
Louisiana's ratification OF the fourteenth
amendment was read, when the Senate pro
ceeded to consider the appropriation bills,
Wentinto executive session, and adjourned,
The Senate rejected FrancisiPrice as Con
sui at Havana.
Both Houses met tonight.
Senator Howard, of the Joint COMMITTEE
on Ordnance, submitted a report to-day
charging corruption on General A. B. Dyer
Chief of Ordnance, and requesting his re
moval
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TEXAS.

Trouble In and near tempt fa
Hang n white Man In RetnIIatiOn-
The Highly COlOred Rebel RePort.l
GALVESTON, July lion the evening of
the fifteenth riot commenced at Millican,
station on the Central railroad. mob
Of about twenty-five colOred men, lead by g
white school teacher and a colored preach.
er named Brooks, attempted to hang man
named William Haleday. The white citi.
zens prevented the execution, and headed
by the Sheriff and the Agent Of the Freed
mems Bureau attempted to suppress the
mob. The attempt resulted in the death of
ten or twelve of the colored men.
On the sixteenth the numbers increased
on both sides, and skirmishing occurred
during the day. A small body Of Federal
troops arrived there late last evening, and
killed three of the colored men, and dis.
persed the mob who, to the number of from
three to five hundred, had entrenched
themselves about three miles from Millican
and refused to lay down their arms.
The rioters have dispersed and gone
home after losing from fifty to sixty of
their number.
1t is now ascertained that the difficulty
arose from the sUpposition that colored
member of the loyal league had been hung,
but who has since been found.
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WASHINGTON.

A Missing North Carolina Representa-
tive Western CniOn Telegraph ETssi-
dent-R abroad from Cairo to the RiO
Grande-The AIisSIssIPPI Levee Rail-
road.
WASHINGTON, July l7.-Isaac ]. Leach,
member of Congress from North Carolina,
ia missing. His mail has been coming here
for some time, but nothing has been heard
Hon. William orton was reelected
President of the Western Union Telegraph
Indications are that the funding bill will
fail this session.
The Senate is indisposed to agree with the
House in the amendmentto the Alaska ap-
preparation bill, whereby the House be-
comes a party to treaty making. 1t Is
expected that the House will recede.
The Senate Pacific Railroad Committee
had under consideration to-day. bill to
build a railroad from Cairo to the Rio
Grande, through Arkansas and Texas. The
bill calls for government aid in the shape of
a guarantee upon the bonds of the company.
The committee also considered bill,
building road two hundred miles long ia
the loWlands of Mississippi, also building
levees along the same section. Both bills
were postponed until next session.
II is understood that General Fremont is
at the head of the proposed road between
Cairo and the Rio Grande.
A full Cabinet meeting was held to-day
and continued three hours.
The third party movement Is dead.
Senator Bayard, of Delaware, has sailed
for Europe.
Internal revenue receipts to-day S496,ooO
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"That in honor of the martyred dead of
the thirtieth July, 1866, both Houses of the
General Assembly will adjourn over from
the twenty.ninth to the thirty.irst day OF
July, and that they do recommend to the
good citizen of this State the Observance of
that day by suitable ceremonies in respect
to the memory Of those who, on that day,
laid down their lives in the cause of liberty
and equal rights to ali, y for its third reading.
The bill was read by the Secretary.
Mr.. Jewell offered an amendment that the
day be changed from the thirtieth July to
the ninth of November.
Mr.. Monette moved to lay the amendment
on the table.
The amendment was laid on the table.
Mr.. 0'Hara moved to lay the whole matter
on the table.
Mr.. Smith called for the yeas and nays,
which were ordered, resulting:
Yeas: Anderson, Bacon, Beares, Black
man, Braughn, Day, Egan, Foute, Futch,
jerks, E. L. Jewell, F. L. Jewell, Lynch,
Ray, Thompson, White, Wilcox. and Will
liams-l8. q
Nays Campbell Coupland, FRANCOIS,
Ks.so, Lewis, Monette, 0'Hara, Packard,
Poindexter, Smith, Wittgenstein-ll.
The joint resolution was therefore laid on
the table.
Mr.. Campbell gave notice that he would
move to take up the resolution tomorrow.
Mr.. Campbell moved that the resolution
THAT committee of three Senators be ap-
pointed by the President of the Senate to
inquire and report to the Senate the names
of the sufferers by the massacre of the
thirtieth of July, 1866, and the disposition
of the dead and wounded by the municipal
authorities, " be ordered engrossed and put
upon its third reading.
"a lengthy debate ensued, which will ap-
pear in our paper to-morrow.)
Mr.. Braughn moved to lay the whole sub.
ject on the table.
Mr.. Campbell called for the yeas and nays,
which were ordered, resulting
Yeas: Anderson, Bacon, Blackman,
Brsughn, Day Eagan, Foute, jerks, E. l..
Jewell, F. L. Jewell, Kelso, Lynch, Ray,
Thompson, White, Wilcox-l6.
Nays: Campbell, FRANCOIS, Monette,
0'Hara, Packard, Poindexter, Todd, Whit.
ney, Williams-9.
The resolution was therefore laid on the
table.
On motion of Mr.. Blackman, the Senate
adjourned.
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ALABAMA.

The Hottest Day Ever Known In Mont
gOmery-LeKasIataon Commenced, and
C0ntemRlated-OMeRal Advertisements
In Papers Delegated by the Govern
Ox-United states Senators.
MOEFGeMERY, July 17.-This is the hottest
day ever known in Montgomery; the ther-
mometer at one time stood at l04. One case
of sunstroke occurred about 2. NJ.
The Legislature is working ahead. To-
day Mr.. Harrington, of Mobile, introduced
a bill to provide for the appointment by the
Governor of Mayor and Board Of Alder
men of Mobile. He afterward withdrew it.
"A bill has passed the Senate stopping any
further paying out of the school fund of the
State.
Resolutions have been introduced in both
Houses to remove disabilities imposed by
the new constitution, but they were laid on
the table BY an almost unanimous vote.
Bills are now pending to allow the Gov
ernor to approve the bonds of certain of.
feers, gand for those officers to fiX the
amount Of and TO approve the bonds Of
other officers; also to allow one newspaper
selected by the Governor to print for each
Congressional district the Sheriff, probate,
| and other official advertisements.
On fuesday next the Senatorial election
| will be held. -a g9
General Warner, late of Ohio, Messrs'
Spencer, Of the Federal army, D. Q: Hum
phreys, of Alabama, and Griffin, late o
Chicago, are the prominent candloates,