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For the protection and satisfaction OF
policy holders, this Company las ordered
liable men in each State IL does bust.
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Company to ca annual meeting-to see
rights OF policy holders III their states
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by last mail from our Hong Kong correspon-
dents, who wrote under date 10th October, 1868.
They say:
Regarding emigration there would be no
difficulty in sending forward any number OF
laborers urder proper regulations, if the con-
tracts entered into are considered reliable.
Somo have recently gone to the West Indies.
They cost an outlay OF forty eight dollars per
head for shipping, clothes and chow chow (to-
bacco) for the voyae e; wages five and six dol
lars per month, agreement for five years, then
to be returned to China. But tho precise terms
Oh which any particular contract can be made
cannot be ascertalnei until details are with
us. The regulations here are very strict and
full care taken of the coolies interest. A ves-
sci wo all have to be chartered, which could be
easily done here. Full authority with terms Of
contract would have to be sent out, with proof Of
their being binding under the law of the coun-
try they were carried out in, and bank credits
for above adv ance per head, stores, medicine,
doctor, &C.; passage or charter money could be
made payable on arrival"
We may add that the cost per head, for
shipping and rations, from Hong Kong to
Charleston, would not exceed the rate to the
West Indies.
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st. Pierre. near the south coast OF Newfound-
land, in tho first week in July, and notice to
navigators has been issued as warning
against collision. The Great Eastern Will pro-
ceed no further than st. Pierre. From that
point the cable will be taken up by the steam
ers scanderie and Chlltern, which will land the
shore end at Duxbury, Massachusetts, about
the first of August. Duxbury is town of four
or five thousand inhabitants, in Plymouth
County. thirty-six miles southeast of Boston.
1t is about six miles from the railroad station
at Plymouth, and in consequence of its retired
situation has hitherto been little known. AS
the western terminus OF the Brest cable, how
ever, the place will grow III Importance.
--"Oid Ben Wade" is making an inspection
OF tho Pacific Railroad upon an original plan of
his own. 1t will bo an inspection as is an
inspection, according TO the account given by
delighted correspondent, who writes from
Cheyenne. He says: "Mr. Wade is making an
inspection of the Pacific road and evidently is
inspecting it. Wien tho train is In motion.
MIR. Wade sits at the door OF tho rear car and
watches the track as if he had lost something
valuable and expected every moment to dis
cover it. Sixty miles above here, night coming
on, Mr.. Wade ordered the tram to run on q
siding and leave his car until morning, as he
was determined to go over the road in day
light. AS soon as he could see, special
engine was sent up and attached to his car,
and the old fellow, having properly adjusted
his spoctacles. set sail westward.
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G. H A r l. E S TON.
SATURDAY MORNING, JULY 8, 1869.
"A Celebrity In Edgefield-Old John
Browns Ntght-hand Man.

Little, probably, do the good gentlefolk
of Edgeield dream of the extent to which
their fortunate county has been honored in
the recent change Of internal revenue Off
cials in that division Of the third collection
district. We are told that the new ap-
pointee as Assistant Assessor is "Mr. r
"Realf, an Englishman," and our Edgefield
contemporary, evidently ignorant Of it's
special bliss, INDUCES in laudatory regrets
over the removal Of the late incumbent and
has no word Of cheer or welcome for the
stranger who takes his place.
Realf, and hasten to introduce him to our
readers. Englishman, indeed, he is; but
it was on the sacred soil Of the Old Domin-
ion, and in prominent connection with one Of
the most exciting events in the annals of
that renowned commonwealth, that he FIRST
became known to fame. 1t is now more
than ten years since the country was
startled by the tidings that Old John
Brown, with few desperate followers, had
made himself master Of the United States
armory at Harper's Ferry and madly raised
the standard of servile revolt. Had the
blow thus so boldly struck been followed bR,
the chain Of anticipated results, it was
Browns dream Of power to have established
great Black Republic, of which he himself
was to be at once the creator and the dicta-
tor. Realf, at that time the shrewdest and
most active as well as the youngest member
Of Browns gang, had been formally singled
out as the Secretary of State, in the organ
ization of the projected government. We
all know how the crazy scheme was throt-
tied at Ate birth, ho~ the ungratefnl blacks
! failed to rally at the call of their Qnixotic
deliverer; and how, after fair trial before
| jury Of Virginians, the miserable old
fanatic, who perhaps was less guilty than
most Of his fellows, expiated his and their
crime upon the gibbet. Realf, who was
believed by many to have been the ruling
! spirit Of the raid, was cunning enough to
escape an serious consequences. OF his
subse quent career little is known; but the
versatility of his genius and his irrepres-
aible impudence seem everywhere to have
served him in good stead. We hear Of him
now as hero hobnobbing with the Abe
litionists Of the North; now as non-com-
missioned officer in the United States army
at Fort Pickens; now as an ofice-seeker
bashfully urging his claims as loyalist
and soldier at Washington; and lastly as
an Assessor Of the Internal Revenue in tho
good old District Of fEdgeaeld, South Caroline.
The day Of ohivalry indeed are gone, since
Richard Roalf. while the soul Of his gaunt
and grisly chief is still ''marching on" in
triumph, abandons the quest Of glory for
the quest Of greenbaoks.
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"Tne Coolfe Trade"

We print, this morning, an act Of Con-
gress, passed February 10, 1852, prohibit
ing what is known as the oooie trade.
This act is commonly supposed to stand in
the way Of Chinese immigration to the
United States, but careful perusal Of it's
provisions shows that il is only intended to
prohibit the use Of American vessels for
carrying coolies from China tto any foreign
country" to ba disposed OF or sold, or
unsupported for any term Of years" ''or
for any time whatever, as servants or ap-
sprsntisss,. or 20 be held to service or labor.
In Section 4 it is expressly dsolsred that
nothing In the aot sshall be deemed, or,
construed, to apply to or affect any free and
voluntary emigration Of any Chinese sub
jet, or to any vessel carr, ing such per-
son as passenger on board the same;" and
1t appears to US that the act only relates to
the shipment Of coolies in American bot
toms to foreign ports, there to be hired out
or cold. And if the act did refer to the
United States, our planters might still make
contracts directly with the Chinese in China,
40 there would then be no "transfer'' for o
term Of years within the meaning Of Section
10.
The intention Of the act is, to us, very
olesr, and We publish it entire, that our
readers may see that the law docs not do.
bar them from making contracts with
Chinese immigrants, any moro than it
hinders them from making engagements
with tho Irish or German laborsr. The
"ooolie trade" is very properly prohibited,
but there 10 NO interference with free and
voluntary immigration. 81 ,....,
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Estes
UT. CLIO u1D n d y II H..

THIS NEW AND CoMdoL IOUS HOUsE, x.oOAT.
ED corner OF broadway Snd Bofty-soCopds asreet
possesses a5vantages over all shet h6uses the
cOmmodation Idts 9uest8. IL was AuHt expressly
for arstclsss family boarding houas- the roosas
bein9 lsrge snd On suice heated by steamy-With NOT
and cold ~ ter and furnished ssc0nd TO 0ne: while
tho culinary department. IN IN xsae okk gxpefienccd
hands. al HdinR guests ID rneqaSilsd table, Il "a
y One OF AtwGC6's Patent Eioyatoss 10 aa0 among
me oderp improvements" a1d 1t the gsestce Of
guestsa ut all hours. 1'sf3 ts'ss st} sgssS n /,
Tho Broadway and University Place Cara pass The
door every fonrE minutes. RUNNING froIn tho City
Hall 10 Central Park, while tho Sixth ruh evontb
ahording ample facilities for communscatng wish at
the deposs steamboat landings. olaces Of smuso-
3 ttsStasG xs hUiilEY. Propraotofs.
March, IA w z m t9 x #r@cb@ III + emoa
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Some time ago one OF our prominent
shipping houses wrote to England to obtaia
some definite information In regard to the
cost Of shipping coolies from China TO this
side; and received in reply letter, from
which the following 10 an extrAnt:. aa.
Regarding coolies We have the following
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G6st aab .Snano

q rOLEN, EROMs MRS. LEvlCY SMOKE,
- In Cclleton County. two mi es from Waieerboro',
on tho night Of The 10th April last her only MA RE-
he Mate - black and rather low for her length,
but we'll butt; her BODY longs both tore 3aes and
one AtHa foot are white. and branded on the shout.
der d. 4 Tha Mare was followed nSts6a NILE. above
Wtlt.rbcro- 10 the direction OF Bar veil White
man was ritlina her. Mrs. smoke could not have
the thifstaliowed for wsnt Of msans end her litte
crop ninst be tor without hello. ANY lnformation
relative 20 the Mare will be Thankfully reoaaven Di-
rect 70 MIS- L. SAOKE, Waiterboro, Caile.on Coun-
~. May Al
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TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
i UNITED STATES. FOR SOUTH CAROLINA
MAY TERM, 1869.-IN The MATTER OF JAMhS
81. KEHLS. OF WILLIAMSBURG COUNTY,,
BANKRUPE-PETITION FOR FULL AND FINAL
DISCHARGE IN BANKRUPEC That
hearing be had on the Tw EfrY.sEooND DAY OF JULY,
-S69. at Federal Courthouse In Charleston, 8. c.;
and that all Creditors &C.. Of said Bankrupt appear
at said time and place, and show cause, If any they
can, why the prayer Of the petitioner should not be
granted. EaRl'l t..t'
By order Of The Court. the Gath day of June 1869
DANIEL HORLBECK.
Clerk of the District Court Of the q. B. for s. G.
June 20 e3 +
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$apiaas D 9aaks.

THE BOOKS or TIE BANK WILL BE CLOSED
FOR THEpAYMENr or DLpOSITs trotn the ist
to the 12th cf JULS in order to make the rekulsr
sern-annua calculations Of Aaterest. but viii con-
Hnns to reseive deposis daily as usual.
interest allowed on deposits. Fix per coma, conn
pounded senntannuails. 'totatSa Nl lf8S /
DAxrgL RAvENEI.. ya..
Juy1 Assistant Cashier.
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TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF TH II
i UNITED STATES FOR SOUTH Q .ROLINA.-
MAY TERM. 1859 In THE MATTER OF JOHN
HARVEY. OF CHARLESTON, BANKRUPr.-
PETI lion For FULL AND FINAL DISCHARGE
IN Ordered, That hearing be h. d
on the TwENTx-THmD DAY OF JULY. 1863, at Federal
tors, &C., OF said Bankrupt appear at said time and
place, and show cause. If any they can. why the
prayer OF the petitioner should not be granted.
By order of the COURT the I'D day Of July, 1859.
DANIEL HORLBECK
CLERK of the District Court of tbs U. s. for 8. G.
July 8 IN I,.,. .., "a
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IL NISHkD, for three months or longer peri Cd
If required tits situated in healthy and pleasant
location, contains six upright and two attic rooms,
kitchen stable and carriage house. large cistern and
gas fixtures throughout the house. To an approved
tenant the rent Will be $40 per month. apply at
THIS OFFICE. ~ July 8
THO RENT. THE PLEASANTLY STU.
Il A1ED TWO AND HALF STORY RESI-
DENCE. No. Gadsden street. opposite Wentworth.
Apply at CHARLESTON STEAM saw MILL.
June IA
DEAL ESTATE AGENTS, AND OTHERS
III having houses to rent can have their Placards.
&C.. printed at the lowest rates aud in the newest
and neatest STYLES Of type. at THE NEWS JOB OF
kIOE. No. 149 East Bay
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Amusemsuts.

pALL AUF MOUNT PLEASANT
EN- BALI WIRD AM MONTAG DEN 6TH JULY
auf Mount Pleasant etattf lden wozu ich allie meine
Freunde und Bekanne erseben4t einlade.
Fur quite Musck und Ertrischungen st bestens
gesorgt Anflags rgens um 10 uhr.
Eintrttspreis Is cents. Damen froi.
PETER SMITH,
Egenthumer Won Mount Pleasant Horse.
Ju'y3 Q.
M u II II Il H. S a Mt.
AMUSEMENT FOR The FOURTH OF JULY.
Call at e. TLENCAEN'I Hall, where q Ball will be
given on MONDAY, the 5.h Of July, commencing at
O'Clock p nj. II. TIENCKEN.
July lm
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w WASHER. None need apoly without recon-
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for Salt.

for Salt.
LlOR SALE. M IL G IL COWS WITH
At n ~
Il BRO, No. 30 Broad street. atuss July 8
MA K * EFT FARM FOR sALE.-A
4yI FARH on the KinR.street plank road Cooper
hiver side about two miles from the city, contain
ing z8 acres of highly cultivated PLANTING
Land. The present ara it far aaie 70
property; has made this season Q very fine crop u
Irish potatoes on It, and has now en- IT splendid
JOHN F. O'NEILL & SON,
July1 thstu1mo Charleston. d. q.
AT PRIV E SALE. THAT FINE
IN STAND with fixtures for Grocery, corner
pa.hSHn h%srs and East Bay streets No. so Apply ON
STMAm ENGIN rs FOh SALE CHEAP.
~ applied for Immediately
IL Ono a. horse Portable E1NGINE
~ Ono 4-horse Portable Engvne.
~ One s-horse-power ENGINE. III good condition.
CAMERON. BARKLEY CO..
Northeast corner Meeting and Cumberland. streets.
January 10
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THOmAs COUNTY CA, PLANTATION
Il FOR bALE.-I offer for sale Q PLANTATION
in Thomas County. four miles from rhomasville.
consisting Of twelve hundred and two and halt
acres rst qualify Land with good Dwelling, caoins.
Kitchen, Barns, stables. Clubhouse. Gin Packing
screw. Blacksmith shop, &c all under good fence;
i've hundred acres cleared, balance heavily timer
ed There are three hundred sores OF virgin ham
moe mock.-bonnded 5 on the north eide By the Atlantic
road, and the new railroad from Albany viii come
within half mile Of his Plantation.
here la U n0V0r.fRiiin0 creek nna Vvafar RIM.
ming through the Plantation; also five wells and two
well stocked fsh ponds on the premises.
This place Is known as the Seward Home Place, %
being formerly the property Of Hon. James L. Sew
The Mules. Horses ana other Stock with NIL the
Wagons and Agricultural Implcm nts. viii be sold
with the place on reasonable terms.
For particulars, apply to
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notifes In Dankrupten.

TN pHE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
LINA.--MAY TENN, 1869.-IN 1HE MATTER OF
CaARLES g. KENDALL. OF BEAUFORT. :. @ {.
DtsCH ARAE IN BANKRUP roy Ordered, That
bearing be had ON the TWENTY sEoo>p DAY OF
JULY, AID 1852, at Federal Courthouse in Charleston
g. g.; and tnas all Creditors. &C.. of said Bank
rupt appear at said time and place, and show
cause. II any they can why the prayer Of the petit
meeting ofCreditors Of said Bankrupt win be held
at the Office Of j. O. CARPENTER. Esq Registr-r OF
Second Copgre ssonal District, g. O. on the TWENTY
FIRST DAY OF JULY 1859. at IL A. NJ.
BY order OF the Court, the 2d day Of July. 1869.
DANIEL HORLBECK,
Clerk of the District Court of the United States for
south Carolina. 50 july 8
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Boarding.

POARD ON StLLIVAN's sISLAvD.-THE
I'D BEAOH HOUIE IS now opened for the acc M
modotion OF Boarders either permanent transient
Ample accommodation for Picnic aud Maroon Par
ties. Carnage in attend ance at Wharf
Juy2 12* w L. MoDON AID, Proprietor
T MP IKTANT To CITY akESID WIS.,
l. AT the BONNErHEAU HOUSE, aiken, 4. g.,
board for the summer at $1l per week including
Baths. &C.; the coole and most delightful spot ID
these highlands. Apply to GEORGE GEhNER.
Manager. June 30
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