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GENERAh HAMPTON AND THE Sourm CARo.
LIMA RAILROAD CoMrANy.-We find the
following letter in the Columbia PAeniz OF
yesterday, under the signature of "Edgc
field :"
Some weeks ago the name of General
Hampton was mentioned in connection with
the Presidency Of the South Cnrolina Rail
road Company; since then several articles
have appeared in print with the evident
intention Of preventing the nomination of
the General, hy-predicting in advance TINT
he would not accept or did not wish the
place. &c. nm satisfied, from recent in.
formation, that General Hampton will &c.
cept the position if elected, and his friends
need have no doubt on that point.
In this connection, it is proper for US 10
state that the announcement of the with.
drawnl of the name of General Hampton rs
i candidate for President Of the South
Carolina Railroad Company, made in the
News of Saturday, wns based upon private
telegram received in this city from General
Hampton, in which he said, "Withdraw my
name ms candidate for the Presidency Of
the South Carolina Railroad.' This telc
gram is still in our possession.
Charleston Nems
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The population of Memphis Tepnes-

The population of Memphis, Tennes,
see, was estimated ut sixty thousand
three years ago. A late census returns
but thirty thousand. The decrease
ls attributable to the terrible condition
ofTennessee under Brownlow and tho
negro rule.
A man tried on pair of pantaloons
in a New Orleans clothing store, and
while the proprietor's attention was
distracted he slipped out, leaving his
old garments and forgotten porte.
monnaio containing sixty dollars in
one of the pockets.
"Aw," exclaimed m English cockncy TO
traveller in England, "spcaking aw of tho
law of primogeniturc, ave you hentail in
America ?" "Hentail." sad the American.
looking at his iutorrogator with curiosity :
''no sir. We have tho cocktail in imerica
and.a very popular drink it. is.'
Nitro-glycerine is dcd as
certain cure for cold in the head
You fill both nostrils with it and
touch it off with match. Result a
thorough blowing Of the nose.
A Hindoo map has America as the
capital town in Africa and Africa as
small island. Africa as the capital
Of America would have been nearer
the truth.
Old Point Lookout prisoners will be
reeJoiced to hear that railroad is
about to be constructed from Wash
lngton, Md, to that wcll-known To-
cality.
a practical joker came to grief re-
Gently in Michigan. lie initiated nm
owl, ana friend, believing him really
to be one, shot him.
DEATH OF Two Coop ClrrzENs.-Within
the last two weeks. Barnwcll District hne
been deprived Of two of her most excellent
c'izenB.-Maj W. II. Barker, and Maj a
DR.. French, who recently figured
largely IN Charleston, has abscondcd
from Wilmington, N. c., leaving his
debts unpaid.
The average number Of passengers
on each passenger train in England is
said to be only 70.
The whole amount Of business done
last year in New York city BY the as
sociated banks was $3l, ,l59,7lG,318.
Some two hundred delegates at.
tended the last meeting Of the Geo,>
gia Agricultural Society.
Charles Dickens is suffering from
palsy in the right hand, brought on by
excessive use of the pen.
Observed duties maintain our cred
it, but secret duties maintain our l:fc.
They who love the longest love the
best.
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DUPON'T0S

GUNPoWDHR.
I WOULD invite tho attention Of dealers 10
L. my Large and Well Assorted stock Of
POWDER, consisting Of
Rife Ilfg, in Kegs, half nnd quarter kegs,
nlso in one pound and hnif pound cahis.
tecs.
Deer III, IN kegs, hnlf and quarter kegs,
also in one pound and half pound canisters.
Eagle Sporting and Rife, in St pound kegs,
one pound and half pound eanistcrs.
Eagle Ducking, In l23 and 81 pound kegs,
five pound and one potnd oanisters.
Blasting Powder, intwenty fve pound kegs
Sporting, Mining and Shipping Powder
of every variety, manufactured At the celc.
brated Mills Of f. j. DUPONT DENEM.
OURS CO., Wilmington Delaware, whose
reputation has stood unriyalled for sixty.
eight years.
am prepared to fill all orders, either Re
tail or Wholesale, allowing liberal dis.
6ount In lots Of twenty-five kegs or moro.
sa j. N. ROBSON, Agent,
..l Nos. / and Atlantic Wharf,
dec 8--3 Charleston, 8. g.
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ScHoFIEID TO BE SECRETARY or
WAR-I haye other and better reasons,
which I am not at present prepared to
divnlge, for believing that the Cabinet
fully decided upon. Only ono name
can be given at this time, that of John
N. Schofeld, the present Secretary Of
War. The authority for the statement
cannot be gwen, but there is not a sha-
dow Of donbt in my mind that Gen.
Schofeld has been asked to retain his
portfolio, and that he has consented to
do So Future combinations may ne.
cesstate change, but at present Grant
intends to continue Schofcld il the
War Department. and is not likely that
that he will change his mind.--- Wash.
ington teleyram- Cincinnati Commercial
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The wealtliest heitess in Russia is
Anna Gagarin, the daughter of q Mos
COW merchant. whose fortune is es'ima
ted at one hundred million ronbles. The
young lady is his only daughter, well
educated and good looking. Among
her suitors are nearly all the sons of the
most arstocratic Russian boyars.
LIEUTENANT BRAINE NOT PARDON
ED.-Tho Washington correspondent
of the New York; World snys "The
paragraph going the rounds that Cap
tain j. C. Braine, ex.Confederatc
Macy Captain, has been pardoned, is
unta,ne. He is still in prison. The
President has done nothing with the
case"
DEATH or HAsA HAITI. "--.Ne,D Or.
leans, February TO- George Mcknight
better known as "Asa Hartz' died o
consumption this morning in this
city.
Mr.. Mcknight is we'll known in
Richmond where he has family connec
tions.
A. resident Of Brooklyn recently.
while laboripg under the insane idea
that SOME one was trying to rob him,
took his watch and $400 out on the
street and gave them to the first etran-
ger he met. The stranger has not re-
turned them, although the Brooklynite
has become sane again. ~ 4 gr..,
=.
Vanderbilt is understood to be nego
tiating for the control Of the roads t.
Montreal and Boston, with prospect Q
getting them. f.3H4a
I All Georgia seems to be alive 0,
j tho subject Of manufactures. Wonlt
J that the whole South might catoh he
inspiration. tsH
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Senstlhoatea,

This is to certify Tint we aro using F.
Elders Patent Clothes Washer; IT Is simple
and not liable to get out of order. Wc can
recommend IL to tho public to be q great
saving of labor and lcss injurious 10 tho
clothes than tho old method Of washing.
Rev G i5 Belts, Winnsboro, s G, Mrs Dr..
liR McNastcr. Wnnsboto, s c, Mrs Sam
Stevenson, Fairfield District, s G, Mrs.
Kobt Heron, Fairfield District, s G, Mrs-G
hehnedy, Chester, $ G., Dr J A Recdy,
Chester, s G, Mrs Caleb Barnes, Colnmbin,
sc. Mrs LYonguc, Columbia, 8 G. Cant.
i NJ Grist, Proprietor Enquirer Yorkyilc:.
$ G, Mrs. 8. Is. Clowncy, Winnsboro, 8: O.
II. ". Dricc, Pastor IIopowell Churcli. >
aug Ii
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SOLUBLE MANURES.
SuIphuric acid h Supcrphosphatc Com.
pany.
CHARLESTON. s. G..

VAIN cs -
HAVING completed their Extensive Man
- nfactory, arc now prepared to furnish
Soluble Fertilizers, no other kind being
available to planters for immediate returns
for their investments. This Company, un-
der the direction entirely of Southern men
Of high character, offers Inducements which
will s i I" aHn1hern n, sS
pictc in the United States, and enable them
| to prepare at home nn abundant supply Of
the proper solvent for tho South Carolina
native Bone Phosphate which nre nenr by.
From these Phosphatcs they propose TO
| manufacture II Fcrtilinor even richer in So
| lublc Phosphntes than those sna.lo from Rnw
Bones, and containing moro than twiea tho
quantity Of Supcrphosrhatc of Lime founo
| i'll the best average mnnurcs heretofore Of
fered for sale, the rates at which we offer
them being 10 higher than the average prico
of other Fertilizers, while the Manures con-
tain twice rs much fcrilizing material they
arc 10 fact much cheaper to tho consumer.
They arc offered cn the market in two
forms. with n guarantee that the material
in each will correspond 10 the advertise.
mcnt:
ETIwAN No 1.-Solublc Phosphate, con-
tnining from eighteen TO twenty-five per
cent. of Pure Soluble Phosphate Of Lime
anl furnished Mt sixty dollars per ton.
ETi"AN No. 2.--Peruvan Supcrphosphato
containing from sixteen t. twenty per cent.
Of Soluble Phosphate, and three to four per
cent. Of Ammonia, Mt seventy dollars per
on. for approved ncceptances, beariug in.
! icresi, or such other security rs may bo nc
ceptnblc to the Sub Agents. A discount
of fcn per cent. on tho above prices will
be made for cash Orders TO be forwarded
Immediately to The Agents, and delivery
tnnlc us directed.
WM. G. BEE s. CO., Agents.
G. G. MEMMINogR, President.
Jan 23-1m
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FURNITURE.
LABOR SAVING
MI "A @ FL L N II S .
&C., &C., SC.

&C., &c, sc.
fNIiE subscriber is now prepared to fur
l. nish, repair or mako 10 order all kinds
Of Furniture.
My Patent Cloths Washer will always be
on hand, they have been thoroughly tested.
l"r nc past twelve months by tho public,
and i""'i cases hnvc given entire satisfno.
Lion. II 10 simploin its construction, durable,
nnd not lnhle TO get out Of order. IL win
wash six shirts or that bulk of clothes IN,
hVc mi,intca IT used according TO directions,
invite the citizens Of Winnsboro nnd air..
rounding country TO call and oxamino nv
new Churn. Also my Dough Machine, they.
IfGGcc decided improvements over the old me.
nooSE-KEErn~s nE INDEPENDENT
Como and examine my Lnbo, q
chimes, and give them fair trini, Il mn.
they do not give entire satisfaction, rci,,rhh
iiietn any time within thirty days and | viii.
refund Tie money, MS warrant every NIn.
chine.
F. ELDER.
Winnsboro, s. G.
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RICHMOND, February IL.

In the United States District Court
to-day, the District Attorney, under
instr'ictions'from the Attorney General,
IN accordance with the Presidents am
nesty proclamation, entered noUe
l,roscQui in both indictments against
Jefferson DAVIS, and in those against
Generals Lee, Wade Hampton, Breck-
'nrdgc, Longs'rcct, Wise, Pryor, Sed-
don, Malone, Early, and thirty others.
On motion Of Robert Orld,. the Court
ordered that the securities on MI. Davis
bond 10 discharged from further rcspon.
sibiity.
NASHVILLE, February l3.
Brownlow has resigned tho Cover
ship of Tennessee, to take effects on
the 25th. Brownlow gives certificates
to the Republicans from the Bedford
and Memphis Districts. The seats
will be contested.
R'cnMoND, February l3.
The Mayor suspended the Chief of
Police, to-day, for taking a stand at
the door of Republican meeting,
last night, aud declaring that no one
should 60 in, and assaulting a man
who was entering.
One hundred and fifty removals
from, and appointments to, Office were
made by General Stoneman to-day.
BALTIMORE, February l3.
The revenue officers seized large
amount of plug tobacco to-day. The
search was caused by reports of
large quantity of contraband coming
from Virginia and North Carolina.
SAN francesca, February l3.
There have been heavy rains and
snow throughout the country. Rail-
roads are interrupted in all directions,
and bridges swept away. The snow
in the mountains has drifted twelve to
fifteen feet, destroying snow sheds, in
somo instances, along the central Pa
cific.
o
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r. m
ID USt CCGIVD6
nv
D1
rorxr n
JOHN u. McGART,EV
=
II
H. INE FAMILY FLOUR,
Sugar,
Coffee,
Rioo
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and Shingle Mills, Wheat and Corn Mills
Circular Saws, Bclting. &c. Send for dcs
criptivc Circular md Prioe List.
WOOD 4 MUM SrsAM..Exo 60.
feb 13-Gm Utica New York.
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WANDO FERTILIZER.

-
WANDO FERTILIZER.
THE Wundo Mining and Manufacturing
Company offers to the Planters and
Farmers of the South their FERTILIZER,
known as the
"WANDO FERTILIZER,v
Which the experience of the past season
has proved to be one of the most valuable
IN our makct II has for it's base the ma
terinls from the Phosphate Beds Of The Com
patty on Ashley River, and is prepared at
their works at
East End Of Hazel Street,
in this city. In order to guarantee its uni
formity and maintain lis high standard, the
Company hns made arrangements with the
distinguished Chemist, DR.. 9. u Shepard,
Jr., who carefully analyses all the ammoni>.
cal aud other material purchased by the
Company. and the prepared
FoGi1i&oHe,
before being offered for sulc. The Company
is resolved to make nm article which will
prove TO be n COMPLETE MANURE md give
entire satisfaction.
For terms, circulars aud other informa
tion apply to
WM O. DUKES g. rO Aucnt.
No. SoUrn ATLANTIC WHARF,
Charleston, S. &.
ON,
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HARDW ARE.

I'm addition to our 1arge stock Of Dry
Goods, Drugs and Mcdicin. IS, we have just
received largo lot Of
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HAVANA. February l3.

DnlccS proclamation saws; Whereas.
The Insurgents have f.i'rd to avail them.
selves OF the offered cIcm"ncy. and 9TH
ers are continually joining ll,cm, the
amnesty Is Withdrawn and censorship
over the press rc.cStabishei. Persons
violating thr press law and political
prisoners Will hereafter be tried by
count Marlinl.
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Charleston Market

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CHARLESTON, Fob. l3.
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me insurgents have appeared in the
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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-04-29
INCIDENT AND ACCIDENT,

Boston, April 2S.-W. A. Field for
three past Assistant United States Dis
triot Attorney of this city has been APP
pointed to a corresponding position at
Washington by Attorney General Hear.
ALBANY, April 2S-Rulus C. Nash
and Charles T. Squires, two of the most
expert counterfeiters in the country
have escaped from jail here.
CINCINNATI, April 2S.-A boy, seven
years old, named Knoll, fell from cart
yesterday, the wheels passing over his
head, causing instant death.
The Chillicothe accommodation train
ran over and killed Miss Cora Strong
this evening at Manchester She was
school teacher at that place, and was
walking on the track.
PREKsKILL, N. Y April 2S.-Martha
Sprague, white, and Alex. Cornell, COLI
Ored, have been arrested here, charged
With numbering an infant belonging to
the former. The woman says Cornell
took the child alive, sewed up in bag
and carried it away from the house. The
body was found in a foundery pond,
Monday evening, partly encased in ii bag
or sheet.
CAMBRIDGE, Ind, April 28-Judge
MIN. II. johnson accidentally poisoned
himself to-day by taking aconite for
gentian.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-04-29
NEWS OF THE DAY.

Among distinguished foreigners il
New York is Major Hunsen, of Norway
eight feet high.
| Col. Phil. Forney secretary of lega
tien to st. Petersburg. is son Of Johr
W.-"both daily"
| What Spain wants of the Anglo
Saxon nations-England to give it a loan
America to let it alone.
The Charleston Courier says the
negroes are crowding into the towns
from the plantations. fi
| A New York paper announces a gen.
eral decline of the prices of meats in the
markets ofthat city.
Greeley engaged a whole sleeping
coach by snoring all the way from
Philadelphia to Jersey City.
Camilla Urso wants to buy Paganini's
violin, but isn't ninny enough to give
the price asked, which is E2,0OO.
A native of SitkA recently ate ten
pounds of butter at one meal, and lived.
lie finished with castor oil cocktail.
"The smutty opera has had its day"
in Philadelphia, announces the Bulletin.
This does rot Iefer to the negro agita-
ton.
| DIR. Cummings says there will be one
more good-sized earthquake TO warn
scoffiers, before we receive the final shak-
ing up.
The Rev. Thomas K. Bsecher of Eli
mira, N. Y.-brother of II. W.-bas been
turned out of the ministerial union Of
that city. L..s.
A non~church~goer in New York
counted two hundred and fifty VelVeteen
suits passing his window, en- route to the
sanctuary, last Sunday. u.
Miss Hilton was burned to death at
Worcester, Massachusetts,, on Saturday
night Her clothing caught fire, and
then the house. Loss $25, 600.
There is rumor in tho political circles
Of Paris that Napoleon has purchased
the Dnchy of Luxembourg from the King
Of Holland, for q, 100000 francs. -.
German papers mention that four thous
sand enigrants recently passed through
Hamburg and Bremen, within the space
of three days, en- route for America.
. Edwin Booth, it is said, has sold the
Salt Pound Mountain, in Giles county,
Virginia, containing 1900 acres, to a
company of Tennesseeans, for 100000
They intend to found a watering place
there. ...
The Union Pacific Railroad sold ten
thousand passenger tickets from Chicago
to White Pine, Nevada, during the
month of March. Everything Indicates
great rush to the silver regions from the
East this spring.
A French paper describes Eugene as
having lately appeared at ball 'in q
toilette of tender yellow, with Verdure
everywhere, including small shrubs, SO
that she presented the appearance of an
animated flower garden" 81
Doctress Adelaide Grennan, Of st.
Louis, has been appointed examining
physician of the Homeopathic Mutual
Life Insurance Company Of New York.
This is said to be the first appointment of
a woman ever made to fill such position.
Little Vagabond children in London,
Liverpool and other large English cities
are to be collected and exported to
America. Miss Rye writes to the Ions
don Times that home is to be opened
for some of them near Niagara.
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FOREIGN.

BURLIN, April 2S-At the meeting Of
the Prussian Diet to-day, Count Bis
marck in reply to an inquiry said the con-
vention made with the United States Tor
the protection of emigrants on ship
board had SO far failed Of any practical
results in the way Of establishing an
international tribunal for the adjudieaN
ton of cases of complaint arising under
the treaty.
MADRID, April 28.-In the Cortes yes
terday one of the Republican members
made speech in which ne advocated
atheistical principles, and aliuded to
| the christian religion in terms OF disre-
peet He was interrupted by Rivero,
President of the Cortes, who declared
that the deputy could not be permitted
to continue his remarks.
The Republicans, indignant at the de-
eision Of the President, withdrew from
the Chamber. They subsequently re-
turned to their seats and proposed vote
of eensure against the President A
strong debate followed and ended in the
withdrawal Of the resolution. An
amendment to the constitution in favor
of maintaining present unity to the
Catholic religion and worship in Spain,
was rejected
LISBON, April 28-A mail steamer
from Rio Janeiro has arrived.
The allied forces in Paraguay were
making preparations for final attack
upon President Lopez, and expected to
attack the interior before the end OF
April, .-.
Cork, April 28.-At the dinner given
here last nj ht in honor of Warren and
Costello, the returned Fenians, on the
occasion Of their departure for America,
the Mayor was present and made an in
lammatory speech, warmly eulogizing
the guests of the evening. He was fol-
lowed in a similar strain by others. The
building in which the banquet took place
was surrounded by large crowds OF
friends and sympathizers, who, during
the evening, formed procession and
paraded the streets with bands and
torches. The proceedings were marked
by much enthusiasm and excitement, and
some disorder.
PARIS April 27.-The Corps Legislatif
adjourned sine die. At the close of the
last sitting there were shouts Of ''Vive
rEmpereur" from the government mems
bers, and counter cries Of "Nive la
liberte" from the opposition seats.
PARIS, April 27.-The governments Of
France and Belgium have agreed to APP
point mixed commission for the set
Element Of commercial questions