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THE ACTION OF THE LORDS.

THE ACTION OF THE LORDS.
LONDON, July 9.-The action of the Lords on
the Irish bill creates intense excitement
Bright and Gladstone answer evasively to let.
ters urging q recommencement or the reform
league agitation. The hope is expressed tha,
the Lords will ultimately yield
TEE GOVERNMENTAL CHANGES IN FRANCE.
PARIS, July 9.-The political combination
continues. The Emperor has decided to give
way &c the Chamber and change the system Of
government.
THE PRESS ON THE ATTITUDE OF THE I0RDs oN
TIE CHURCH BILL.
LONDON, July 8.-The Daily News (Liberal)
has an editorial On the proceedings in the
House OF Lords last evening. The writer saws
the Irish Church bill will leave the Ho 1se OF
Lords with very different character from
which it entered and much less acceptable to
the countryc It will be quite impossible for
the House ofaa0mmons to accep, The amend.
men's made by the peers, and will be their
duty to restore the bill in it's original form
The Lords have done their best to spoil the
measure they prudently abstained from reject
ing, and the Commons must trans form ths de-
formed.
The Times says: '.By their last act the
nation of s ministerial scheme. They have
IeIueeo' oy 4 majority of seventy, to approve
the clause appropriating the surplus funds of
the church, and have preferred to reserve th e
question for future consideration. The mean
lhg OF this vote is not obscure. The Duke of
Argyle condemned it by anticipation as an at
tempt to reverse the vote by which the Duke OF
Ueveland's amendment proposing concurrent
endowment was rejected; and although we
agree with the Marquis Of Salisbury that Lord
Cairns can scarcely have provision for resi-
dences OF Catholic priests at heart, we must
acknowledge the justice OF the Duke Of Ar
gyle's general conclusion that the vote un-
questionably reverses in spirit if not in form
she decision against the Duke Of Olevelands
sch eme." The Times believes the country is
ready and willing to support the grant for &C.
ciesiastical residences to Catholics and Pres
byterians. If the opportunity to make it is re.
jected it will be because the governing bowers.
unable to rise above the catchwords of party.
dare not look openly and courageously at the
truth.
HoHENLoHE AND THE ECUMENIcAL COUNCIL.
MUNICH July 9.--Prime Minister Hoheulohe
has adcressed circular to foreign powers on
the Gcumenical Council. He warns the gov
ernments of the principal dangers which they
ought to guard against, and particularizes the
decision which the Council may announce in
regard to The infallibiity Of the Pope, the dispo-
sition it may make Of the question of church pro-
perry. and other points likely to come up of an
essentially political character He believes all
States having Catholic subjects are intim ately
concerned in the proceedings Of the Council,
and ought to take common attitude. He sug.
gests that it might be well for these powers to
hold conference. and not leave the Coun-
u sniLin donbt of their position in REGARD to
decisions.
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The NATIONAL INTELLIaENcER. card pub
lished IN the Washington Express, signed by
"Ihe discontinuance of the publication Of the
National Intelligencer is not final. but that it's
resumption by the lawful owners will take
place So soon as arrangements to that end can
be perfected. It has never been the intention,
he says, to abandon the title. but delay has
been rendered necessary by reason OF certain
complications under previous management,
and strike among the employees. He also
gives notice that the rlgat to enjoin others
from the use Of the title and name OF said pa
per is reserved"
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THINGS IN THE MOUNTAY MS
Ncwhcrry College commemorative
Order OF Exeroiscs-The Weather a sasl
CrOps-The Fourth and the Circus.

lFRoA AN OCCASIONAL CORRESPONDENT
WALHALLA, 8. c., July z, 869-The 9th
June being the end of the session OF Newberry
College, situated at this place, and of which
Rev. Professor j. p. Smeetzer is president,
public examination OF the several classes was
held. The examination was largely attended
by the citizens and all were fully satisfied that
both teacher and pupil had done well, and
deserved great credit. The order of exercises
was as follows:
Baccalaureate address by the president, June
~. -
Examining College Department, June %.
~ Examining Preparatory Department., June
Exhibition Diagnothian Society, June 20.
evening.
Exhibition Junior Glass, June 80, evening.
Conferrlng Degrees. July LIST.
The exercises Of Dtagnothian Society were
opened with prayer by Rev. w. IS. Bowman; then
followed the addresses:
1.-The ~. Useful and Beautiful, by G. A. Hough.
Honor and Shame from no condition rise
Act we'll your part, there all the honor lies, "
by r. w. Bellinger.
"Eloquence." "by s. P. Hughes.
speech Of Emmett /" by D. p. Werner
The land we love and her honored dead, :"
by T.. A. Wlngard.
July 1st, Degree of Bachelor of Arts was con-
ferred on j. E. Houseal.
again." by j. E. Houseal.
Are the honors OF q general to be preferred
to those OF Q statesman"
Athrmatlve,-S. s. Rain.
Negatlve-Z. w. BedeDbough.
Benedic;ion, by the President
The exercises or the Junior Class opened
with prayer. by Rev. T. s. Boinest. Then came
the following addte esses:
The March Of Mind" by 9. P. Boozer.
:, Water, its Uses, Importance and Power"
-"True Greatness =" by g. s. smeetzer.
"rhe demand Of our country at the present
time;' by w. 8. Wlngard. ts
Beneaiction. by the President.
Ihe Primary Department also did WE'LL In
fact everything proved satisfactory, and IL
Idle. oo-1
We up here in the mountains FORGOT alto-
gether about ths 4th Of July, not that we are
so disloyal as not TO pay any attention to it.
for we have q few Of the loyal sort amongst us:
but this man, Colonel Ames, with his circus
and the elephants came along, and showed his
performances for seventy Ave cents q piece 40
you see that kept tho 4th Of July from our
ml"ds. Everybody was talking about the s'big
show" two weeks before it came and we could
not think about anything else or we might
have had big speech barbecue or some o., her
kind of hurrah. The circus drew a very LARGE
crowd, and Notwithstanding the high taxes.
hard times and scarcity OF corn the crowd
OF colored folks was l,rger than at any time
since the Union came in.
We are beginning to suffer for rain A GOOD
shower would bring out corn and cotton very
much. Corn is worth at present one dollar and
thlrty-hve cents per bushel. K.
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sTBEAUrlFUL WOMAN, 1FYoU WOULD

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Tie MAGNOLIA BALM makes the Skin smooth
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The best article to dress the hair s Lyons Kathai-
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MAGNOLIA wArHn superior to the best imported
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July8 ,uthss y,
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hear and relieve all cases of peculiar hardships
on the presentment of petition properly
and then les every one rest his case on it's
merits. We believe if the Auditor has not the
power, he should withhold the collection Of TIE
tax on the whole amount added by the State
Board, and refcr the matter with his reasons
to the next meeting Of the Legislature for con-
hrnation or rejection. 1t might be best to try
this first, as we are satisfied the entire amount
added by the State Board is without justifica.
tion Of law.
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SPARKS FROM TEE Mr.

Official returns from eighty -four\ \conn, ;aa
in Virginia give Walker majority OF Anon
The grand jury OF New York are still S;,o
evidence against the Wa,l-street broken for
violation Of the revenue laws.
All was reported well ON board the GrM
Eastern yesterday. and the officers expected "a
land the cable 10 ahoal water soundrngs to
day.
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01- No Bills of Lading signed after the steamer
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Boston and Providence. Il. |. ~
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~ Marine insurance BY TINS line u per cent
AA- The steamers OF this line ara first class IN
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THINGS IN EDGEEIELD.

Tho Condition OF tho Crops s-WOnderful
Effects OF Fertilizers - Prospects for
Corn-Wheat q rad Oats i'm Good Order
Melons and Peaches The N1nety-
Six Nnilroad--Church Matters I'm the
County.
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Tho Confederate dead are being removed
rom the Chickamauga battle Aed, aud xein-
terrod IN the Confederate cemetery at Mari.
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HT NOTICE FREEDMAN'S
SAVINGS BANK DEPOSITS made between now
and July 10Th, will draw interest from July 1st.
June % "a NATHAN RITTER Cashier
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5uaftai Moiifes.

~ The Relatives, Friends and Ac.
quainces OF Mr. and Mrs. JAMES BRIGHT and fami.
ly are respectfully invited to attend the Funeral of
the latter. To-MonRow MORNING, at Eight O'Clock,
from No 50 Anson.street. JuIy1O
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AaSOUTH CAROLINA LOAN AND TRUST
COMPANY - SAVINGS DEPARTMENT. Deposits
made before Goth July, viii draw interest from
1st instant THOMAS R. wARING, Cashier
J.11v q
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aS-THE ORDINANCE OF BAPTISM WILL
DO celebrated by the Calvary Baptist Church, Rev
CHARLES SMALL officiating, at the -oot of Council
street, at hai-past len o'clocl, a 81, ,.Moneow.
collection will be taken up for the benefit of the
Church. JnIv IN
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Marrie0.

JERvEY-DEvEAUX.-On the evening of the 1st
instant at the residence of the BRIDES father, Co.
!nn6ia. =. O., by the Rev. p ]. sHAND, JAMES L.
JERVEY to SALLIE X daughter of STEPHEN L.
DEVEAUx.
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aSCITADEL SQUARE BAPTIST CHURCH.
Services on SUNDAY MORNING at Halfpast Ten
Julv 10
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Special Motirfs.

aS-ST. JOHNS LUTHERAN CHURCH,
Service in this Church Tomorrow MORNING, at
half-paet Ten O'clock DR.. W. w. HICKS oGacisting
July 10
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Spefial Notices.

s@STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, MARI-
BoRo' COUNTY-IN iQUTY-MARYs 8. IS. JACK
SON, ADM'x. VS.. HUGH JACKSON. EFT A1.-BILL
FOR PARTITION. &c Notice ts hereby given, I'm
obedience to order made the abo .e stated case,
that the next of kin OF WILLIAM ]. JACK SON, de-
ceased living at the time OF his DEATH or their heirs
at law o, legal representatives. besides HUGH
JACK ,ON and ELIAS JACKSON, are requested. to
establish tefore me such relationship. at Benefits
ville, .. O., or before the FIRST MONDAY OF Az
GUST next p. MoCOLL, Clerk.
June ~ stuth limo
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aN DURING MY ABSENCE FROM THIS
State, have appointed W. GEORGE GIBBEs as
my Attorney to attend to all business pertaining 70
the Agency of the Life Association of America for
this branch Mp. CARTER,
~. Agent of Life Association of America.
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Wbituarp.

BROWN.-Died, at Magnolia Bluff, Taylor County,
Georgia, on the 4th inst, ROBERT E. BROWN late
OF this city, in the 65th year OF his age.
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aT ROSADALI5.-TH Il PROPRIE ORS
claim-and it's merits bear them up In the asser.
ion-that this great alternative remedy will cure and
permanently scrofula in its various FORMS such
as Consumption in Its early stages Enlargement and
liberation of the Glands, Joints and Bones, DC.
Rheumatism. White Swelling. Sore Eyes, Stub.
born Ulcers. Eruptons OF the Skin. Diseases of Wo
mon. Loss of Appetite, Dyspepsia eick Headache
Costiveness. Liver Complaints, Pain & the Back
Imprudence in Life, Gravel. and all other Chronic
Diseases OF the Blood. Liver, Kidneys and Bladder.
1t only requires trial 10 convince the most skep
tical of its great merit great Blood Purifier and
Renovator. Certificates Of It's value pour in from all
parts of the country and thousands stand to-day the
living witnesses of its great healing power.
For sale by GOODRICH, wINEMAN& CO.. I'm.
porters OF Drugs and Chemicals, Charleston, 8. G.
July 10 stulh3
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as- CONSULATE OF NORTH GERMAN

a8- CONSULATE OF NORTH GERMAN
UNION.-NOTICE.--Mr FREDERICK PETRAsCH.
from Ruethen is hereby requested to report in per-
son at the Consulate General of the North German
Union at New York. Office No. lit BROADWAY,
Room No. 20, or to forward his address at the
earliest opportunity. Persons knowing uything Of
the present residence of Mr. PG1RAsCH are re-
quested to communicate the same to above Consu.
late. July IN
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THE LIVE STOCK QUESTION.

Our Prospects for AIeat-The Destruc.
tton OF Cattle and Hogs by Negroes
A Serious Matter for the Consideration
OF our People.
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aS- THE WORLD GROWS wIsER.-1HE
human stomach has besn shamefully prosecuted
organ. There was time when for every dereliction
OF dnty 1t was punished with huge doses Of the most
disgusting and nauseous drugs In vain it rejected
them, and literally returned them upon the hands
of those who administered them. They were forced
upon 1t again and again, until it's solvent power was
thoroughly drenched out Of 1t.
The world Ia wiser now than it was in that drastic
era, when furious purgation and mercuria salvation
were what Artemus Ward would have called the
main holt Of the faculty. cases of dyspepsia and
liver complaint
The great modern remedy for indigestion and bill
iousness is HosTETTER'S STOMACH BIrTERs. q
preparation which has the merit of combining q pal
atable flavor with such tonic aperient and antibil-
ious properties, as heretofore united in
any medicine.
1t has been discovered, at last that sick people are
not like the fabed Titans. who found prostraion go
refreshing that when knocked down, they rose from
the earth twice as vigorous before. When an in.
valid is prostrated by powerful depicting drugs he
Is apt to stay prostrated ard the debilated being
aware Of the fact prefer the building up the knock
ing down syetem of treatment.
HOSTErTER'S BITE RS meets the requirement
OF the rzaonsl medlcai pnlosopny which aI prv.uu,
prevails. It is perfectly pure vegetable remedy.
embracing the three important properties Of a pre-.
ventive. tonic and an Alternative It fortihes the
body against deease. invigorates and reviaizes the
torpid stomach and hver and effects most saluta.
~ change in the entire system. when in morbid
condition.
In summer, when the enfeeblng temperature rem
ders the human organisation particularly suscepti
BILE TO unwholesome atmospheric Influences Cha F,it
ters should be taken as projections against ep1de1c
disease. D&o 6 July 10
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A0r PHILOSOPHY OF MARRIAGE.-A
NEW COURSE OF LECTURES. as delivered at the
New York Museum of Anato.ny, embracing the sub
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A6-CONSIGNEES PER STEAMSHIP FAIL
CON, from Baltimore, are hereby notified that che is
THIS DAY discharging cargo at Pier No. 1, Union
Wharves. All goods not taken away at sunset will
remain on v harf at Consisnees rick.
July 10 MORDECAI & CO., Agents
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srDUrCR ER'S LIGHTNING FLY-KILLER.
Death to the Iviog Long live the Killers sold
BY Dealers everywhere. limo yunn 40
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BALTIMORE AND CHARLESTON
STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
FOR NEW YORK..
PASSAGE 500

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eagerly forward, for he would Rave given
worlds 10 have whispered one kind word
IN his ear, and been answered: but that
gleam of apparent intelligence passed
quickly away, and was succeeded by the
cold, unmeaning glare, and the wild toss
ln% of the icvered limbs. which lasted
until death came TO his relief
/ Two days aiterward the undertaken
came with a little coffin. and his son, a
playmate of the deceased boy, bringing
the low stoClS on which it was TO stand
in the entry hall.
Il was with Henry" said the lad,
when he got into the water We were
playing down at the Long Wharf, Hen
ry, and Frank Mumford, and /, and the
tide was out very low; and there was a
beam run out from the wharf. and
Charles got ont on it TO get Il fish line
and hook that hung over where the water
was deep, and the first thing we saw. he
had slipped off and was struggling in the
water. Henry threw off his cap and
jumped clear from the wharf into the
water. and after Il great deal of hard
work got Charles out, and they waded
up through tha mud 10 where the wharf
was 80 wet and slippery, and l helped
them climb up the side. Charles told
Henry not 10 say anything about it, for
II hc did his father would never let him
=" near the water again. Henry was
very sorry. and all the way home he
kept saying, what will father saw when
he sees me tonight! wish we had not
gone to the wharf. "
Dear, brave boy exclaimed the be-
reaved father; land this was the expla-
nation which | - cruelty refused to
hear" And the hot and bitter tears
rolled down his checks aircsh, and the
kcencSt sorrow and rrmur>c took posses
>l"n OF his heart, to cmbittcr all his tu-
turr fife.