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SPAIN.
SPAIN.
EsparterO on the Future Government.


The SarPgossa papers publish the tollo wing
letter, addressed by the D9ke de la Victoria
lEspartero) to the Liberals tMonarchiaD OF
that city:-
"Gentlemeu of the Monarchical Liberal Com.
mittee of Saragossa-hy Dear Friends:-I have
received your affectionate salutation with the
heartfelt pleasure which the patriotic and manly
accents of this great city, which have so much
loved all my life, always produce in me. To
love Saragossa Is to love honor, patriotism, and
liberty. The name of SaragOssa reminds me OF
the best days of my eventful existence. In my
bitterest Vlcissitudes have ever had present to
my mind that magnanimous population who
now prove to the world that If they know how
| TO win their liberty, they also know how to
PRACTISE and preserve it.
| "Your generous demonstration in favor of a
veteran Is the highest recompense people can
| give to the soldier who has defended the
| national nag. 1t is with the deepest emotion
that ADDRESS you; but / must once more tell
you that my soul, utterly devoid of ali nersonaj
| ambition, only desires that united in intimate
| and loyal concord we may lay the sure founda.
| tion of our liberties. Adhesion to the Proyi-
| sional Govern to the decision
| of the Constituent Cortes-is the only thing
that can guide us to the port of safety which the
national will points 10.
"Peoplc of Saragosea, remember that in 1854
we were the FIRST TO raise the cry of justice
| which the revolution has now inscribed ON its
| flag. Let the will of the nation be fulfilled, we
| then said. and it is now time it should be ful-
| filed, and that the nation should declare what
| that will is. Let us await without impatience,
| but ever determined to combat all the enemies
| OF liberty. Count ever on your grateful friend
"BALDOMBRO EsPARTBRo,
'LOgroho, Dec. l5.n
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LATEST SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

For additional Marine NeOs see Inside Pages.
PORT OF PHILADELPHIA....... ....JA JANUARY Z.
STATE OF THERMOMETER AT THE EVENING TRLB-
GRAPH oFFICE.
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The petitions of sundry citizens OF the
town OF Clinton, Laurens County, for the
repeal OF its charter, was referred.
The accounts OF q. T. McSwain, M. D. i,
and J. G. Traynham, M. d. for post NOR
tenn examinations, were referred.
The petition of the County Commission
ers OF Orangeburg County, for loan of
81, 600 from the State, was referred
A bill to invest Clerks Of Courts of Com
mon Pleas with certain powers aud duties,
heretofore exercised and performed by
Commissioners and Masters in Equity, was
read and referred.
unfavoraby on bill to alter and amend an
Act entitled "An Act to quiet rights vested
under military orders" Ordered to lie
over Tor II second reading.
Hon. a. G. Mackcy, President OF the late
Constitutional Convention, Was invited to q
seat on the Speakers stand
The Speaker laid before the House u
message from the Senate enclosing q mes
sage from the Governor. returning with his
objections an Act to reenact certain Acts
lending the name and credit of the State to
the Grecnville and Columbia Railroad
Company, and to validate the action of the
company Hereunder; said Act has passed
the Senate by the requisite Constitutional
majority, and ordered to be sent to the
House. The Governors message was
ordered to be read, bnt before its con-
clusion, on motion, the further reading was
dispensed with. The message was pub
lishod in full last week And the question
being put, ''Shall the Act become law,
the objections of the Governor to the con
trary Notwithstanding" it was decided in
the affirmative-ycas 81; nays L. Ad-
journed.
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SOUTH CAROLINA RAILROAD CoMpANY,
COLUMBIA AGENCY, February II, 1869

COLUMBIA AGENCY, February II, 1869.
Mr. EDITOR: In your paper of 10Th inst,
there is an article signed "Merchnnt," which
reflects on the Company which represent
at this point. and with no desire to enter
into newspaper controversy I am forced
to reply and state "fants, in order to show
that the Columbia merchants are on bet
ter footing than the merchants of Augusta.
and that ''odious discrimination" is rather
in their favor, ns will be seen by our pub
lished rates to the respective points as fol-
lows, viz:
NEW YORK 10 CoLUMBIA.-1st class goods
S1.35 per 100 lbs; I'd class, $780, 3D. class,
81. 10; 4th class S0c.; 9th class 6Oc
New York TO AUGUSTA, GA--lst class
goods. Sl.40 per 100 lbs; I'd class, $I.2O;
Sd class, Sl.10; 4th class, Soc; 9th class,
60c
BALTIMoRE TO COLUMBIA. class goods
$l.OO per 100 lbs. I'd class, 9Oo.; 81 class,
Soc; 18th class, roc. 9Th class SOC.
BALTIMORE TO AUGUSTA, GA.-1st class
goods 81. 20 per 100 lbs. Cd class, 81 O5;
Sd class, 9So.; 4th class, roe; 9Th class, Soc
Merchant says: 1t is immaterial whether
the rates on dry goods, hats, medicines.
&C., are 100 or 200 per cent. more or less, -
as if calicoes, homespun, cotton yarn, me-
dicines, &c., were not articles of prime
necessity, entering likewise into daily con-
sumption, with bacon, -four, lard, molasses,
&c The local rates from Charleston to
Columbia and Augusta are the same. 1t is
therefore apparent that the merchants of
Columbia have the advantage of those of
Augusta, Georgia. This being more than
the merchants OF Columbia ask 1 hope the
rates aud this explanation will prove salts
iactory to Merchant and MI consumers
Very respectfully, c. j. BOLLIN. Ag't.
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COLlf 1isisl.A, s. G.
Friday nornlng, February 10, 1859.


The Immense Profits OF Cotton Mills.
From the following statement of tho ad-
vertised prices of stock in the several North
ern factoYie. named. it would appear that
the manufacture Of cotton is better than IL
these Stocks be it remembered, was 800:
Pepperell Manufacturing Company, /, los;
Pacific Mills, 2,016; Nashua Company 755;
Stark Mills, 1.275; Chicopee Manufacturing
Company, 275; Salisbury Manufacturing
Company, 2701s; Boot Cotton Mills, !, ,O9O;
Laconia Manufacturing Company, 1900;
Amoskeag Manufacturing Company ,312H.
Northern men are beginning to use their
money South in manufacturing. Why not
build factories ourselves in different por-
tions of thesStateP There is many man,
this very day, who has suoh SIMS of money
by him as helneyer had before. Aud there
being no negroes 70 buy. lie doesn't know
what to do with this idle surplus.Sl Let all
such men. co operate and establish factory
which will bring honor and wealth and ell
terprise to their native District. The Au-
gusta Press asks
'Why cannot we have snch mints here?
Our labor is as cheap or cheaper than it is
in New England. Our water power is un-
excelled, and we will not be compelled to
pay the freights which they pay Isn't it
rather comfortable reflection that 500 in
sH stock c6oS will bring the snug little sum Of
$2,O002 Are our people willing that all
these profits should remain there? If they
are not, let them neglect no OCCASION to en-
courage, by every means in their power, the
Northern capitalists to pitch their tents
among u.s."
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tended for diseases to which the Horse is
subject.
Powder are attcstcd to by thousands, and for
fifty years has stood and still stands first in
the estimation of all experienced Farmers,
Agriculturists and Farriers, as tho best medi-
cine for the Horse. 1t is composed of roots
and herbs carefully combined with tonics, and
may be given in all cases where disease exists
For INDIGESTION, DlSTEMPER, Hide
bound, Drowsiness, Loss of Appetite, Inward
Sprains, Debility, Wasting of Flesh, Sore
Eyes, Swelled Legs, Grease. Mango, Surfeit,
old Coughs, Exhaustion from Work. 1t carries
off all foul humors, puriiies and cools the blood
and prevents horses becoming stiff and foun
dered. 1t is q stimulus for weak stomachs
and renders the limbs and skin soft and fine
giving smooth coat to the hair, and trans.
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ADULTERATION! |!

IL doctored with salt, lime and alum, are among
the latest sdulterations discovered in New York
l was astonis!,cd that brewers in New York and
less money than the materials cost me to mako q
pure, unadulterated barrel OF Beer. This nys-
terry has been solved; the above poisonous ingre-
life, possessing strong constitutions, will soon
find their health fast Jeclning. and it may be,
fill premature graves if they persist in using the
poisonous compounds named. shall continue to
make not lire-dcstroying, but healthful beve-
rage so that it may bo drank by the most delicate
without the least danger.
Feb IL JOHN C. REEGERS.
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UEPREcEDENrED PRooEED1Nas.--Th
Edgefeld Advertiser states that the trial of
Hillery Hardy and Lewis Freeman-two
negroes-for the murder of Mrs Elkins,
terminated on Thursday last in mis-trial,
the jury having been absolutely unable to
agree upon a verdict, after more than three
days patient attention to tho case, in the
presence of Judge Plntt; and, on Friday, to
the astonishment and indignation of the
whole community, the prisoners we're re-
leased from Jail upon their own recogni-
zanoe, by authority of Judge Plntt! The
Aduertise, adds:
"Our community. unaccustomed to this
novel. speedy and iniquitous method of
general Jail delivery, even where offenders
were imprisoned for minor offences, was, as
q matter of course, shocked to learn that two
stalwart negro fellows. indicted, imprisoned
and arraigned for murder. rendered hide
ously heinous by suspicion of rape, had
been turned loose, unwhipt of justice, upon
their simple and sole recognisance
"We venture to say that the records of
South Carolina will not disclose a parallel
case. Indeed we have never heard it init
mated before that prisoner indicted for
murder could be released save upon recog-
nizance with approved sureties.''
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4 musical plodigy-an infant of three
years. named Willie Coffman, who played
the piano and other musical Instruments
died i'll Richmond, very suddenly. n few
days ago.
In Boston grocer once had but four
weights. with which he weighed any num-
Der of pounds, from one to forty. They
seven ponnd weights.
A farmer named Axt, residing near Craw-
fordville. Ga, was brutally murdered few
days ago. The murderer has not been dis
covered.
Mr.. II. H. Knee, ono OF the original set
tiers of Walhalla, died in that town last
week.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS Special attention
is called to the following advertisements,
published for the first time this morning:
E. FL. Heinitsh-German Horse Powders.
Piano Wanted--Inqure at this Office.
O. Bouknight--Central Short Line.
e. & Ct. d. Hope Spring Seed Oats.
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Messrs. Dufie & Chapman have furnished
US the March number of Demorest's M=s-
t'atedl Monthly. A good one.
Ito L1sPENARD STREET,
NEW YORK. October 13. 1857

- NEW YORK, October 13, 1867
DEAR SIR: 1t is with much pleasure that
say to You that consider the PLANTATION
BIrTERs of untold value. In the fall of
1887, was taken with Chills and Fever,
with the most severe pains in my chest and
head. 1t was with great difficulty that 7
could breathe. My lungs were greatly dis
tressed. and there was severe pain in my
right side, by spells I could hardly get up
from my bed. I called Doctor who at
tended me ull winter without the least
benefit: About tho 1st of August, COM
menced using your PLANTATION BrrrERs-a
VINE glass three times n day-and have
used it most of the time since, and I am
now we'll and strong, able to do aii my own
work and the care of large family. Yours,
&c, SUSAN WILSON.
MAGNOLIA WATER-Superior to the best
imported German Cologne, and sold at half
the price. F19tIt3
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-
Cfolhg South.

Making close connections at Augusta to ell
points South and West.
To insure SPEED, SAFETY and COMFORT, be
sure and ask for Tickets via Columbia and Ora
niteville.
First-ciass Eating Houses along the entire
Route.
Tickets by this ronte are OPTIONAL-either uia
Danville and Richmond Weldon and Richmond,
or Weldon and Old Bay Line-good until used.
For Tickets to all principal points North, South
or West, apply at Ticket Office, foot Blanding
street. or for other information to
O. BOUKHIGHT, SuperinteLden
Or, E. Il. DonsxY, General Freight and Ticket
Agent. Feb 10 =
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Mr.. 1. Sulzbacher requests us to call the
attention OF thef'people in general" to his
assortment OF ''new movements" of Ameri-
can manufacture. Step in and see them.
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James Robinson Eclipsed

XXIILL sell, to arrive this week: - o.
w Car Load Finest Seem of Burg" FLOUR,
lin 40 Lbs. Printed Bags, Us -
Car Load Prime White CORN. fiit 1853
by wholesale only. Samples at Office of '-u'
Feb IS MARK 4. COOPER. Main street.
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In the National Life Insurance Company,
at the age Of thirty, you can insure your
life for $1,000 by the annual payment of
S25.75; and i yo:; live TO pay twenty-six
years, you will have paid $685. So Should
you then die, your heirs will receive not
only the ST. .OG0 for which you have policy,
ndr .ne mGoe in you o tays a paa IN pre-
you had put ont the $25.75 at compound
interest, it could not have accumulated so
much. 1t is the best investment you can
make Apply at once; delay makes the
danger; secure policy in the National.
Apply 10 e. 81. HEIN1TsH, Druggist. FlS
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Late advices from Peru show that the re-
publics of the Pacific coast have accepted
the mediation of the United Suites in their
war with Spain, and congress Of plenipo-
tentiaries from the belligerents is expected
to meet in Washington during the spring
DEATH OF Sol. SMITH, THE ACTOR. The
telegraph brings news Of the death of Sol.
Smith, the veteran actor and theatrical
manager, at St. Louis. Two of his sons
are connected with the New York stage at
present.
The Kansas Senate defeated the motion
to strike ont the word 'white" from the
State Constitutional to II. Two Senators
voted nay because they want the word
male" also erased. Htl
The GLAND WE LOVE. Tile material of
this popular magazine, we learn from the
Charlotte Democrat, is to be removed from
Charlotte to- Baltimore, where it will here
after be published
Aaron Jones, the pugiist, is dead.
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ThiSCclcb cbrated
Powder is pre-
from the
old German Re-
cipe and is the
only gcnuin @
Germ an Horse
Powder as made
by "Hcinitsh."
1t is specially in
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Court OF COMMON PLEAS AND GENERAL
SEssIoNs-February 18.-The case of Thos.
Richardson and Wm. II. w. Gray, for mur-
der. was resumed, and the counsel for the
prisoners continued until adjournment, at
e Z. NJ. The Court will meet, at 10 o'clock,
this morning.
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Pure Dickson s Improved Cotton Seed

Pure "Dickson's Improved" Cotton Seed,
NOR SALE. at 50 90 per bushel for any amount
Il OF bushels or under. Over bushels, at
81 so per bushcl.
soei grown from seed bought by me OF Mr.
David Dickson, Of Oxford, Ca, (the great seeds
man, in 1867. at s400 per bus!iei.
The DICKSON Yields more than any other Seed
in the conntry. Warranted pure.
Hon. David Houser, State Senator from Orange
burg. write. as follows concerning tho Dickson
Improved Cotton Seed"
ST. MATTHEW'S, s. c., February Is. 1862
A. P. AMAKER, ESQ Tho Dickson Improved"
obtained Of you last spring, turned ont moro cot
ton per acre than any other ] have ever planted
except the same variety OF seed planted by me
bofoi o the war, which were lost by Sherman's in
cendiaries. DAVID HOUSEK.
Fob A. 26* A. p. AMAKER, st. Matthews. g. C.
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Lager Bier. &C.

IdBGI DIGI, WC,
SA DoZ. BREMEN LAGER BIER direct i'm
cO portation,
so DoZ London Porter,
so Doz. Scotch Ale,
1 Bbl. "WHEAT'' WHIsKEY-very hno-for
sale by GEO. sYMMERS.
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DESTRUCTIVE FIRE--.-About 3 o'clock,
yesterday afternoon, fire was discovered
issuing from the roof of the main building,
on the premises of Dr. Elias Marks. known
ms "Barhamville, about three miles from
Columbia, and in short time the venerable
structure was entirely destroyed, together
with many of the out-tuildipgs. The wind
was blowing gale, and at one time, it was
feared that the fire would extend to the
dwellings, in the neighborhood, but the
fences were cut away, and the further
spread Of the flames stopped. The pro
perty destroyed was very valuable, and con-
sisted of three-story centre building, with
extensive wings. 1t was built and used
many years as female academy by DR..
Marks; but for the past eighteen months
was unoccupied A colored man named
Jack lived in one of the out buildings, and
his opinion is that the fire was caused by a
spark from his chimney. 1t is understood
that the property was not insured, and
the loss will prove heavy one to it's aged
owner.
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Garden Seeds.

TTNHORBURNS SEEDS-full assortment These
Il seeds have been for nearly century before
the public, and require commendation from no
one. For sale by GEO. SYMMERS
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NAIL ARRANGEMENrs.- The post Office is
open curing the week from So II. N. to 6 p.
IN. On Sundays from 4 to p. m. The
Charleston and Western mails are open fol
delivery ut p. IN, and close ut So p. IN.
Charleston night mail open So q. M, close
~ p. m. Northern open for delivery 2
p. m., close H. x IL. M. Groenville open for
delivery p. NJ, close So p. m.
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Potatoes! Potatoes!!

Ok BBLS. Pink-Eye Planting POTATOES,
Ac 25 do. Choice Eating Potatoes Just re
ceived and for sale at reduced prices, by
Feb j. Il. II. X. AGNEW
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Come Up.-The gas company is desirous
of reduc'n 'ng its rates for the use of the
lighting material; and as means to that
end, request such of our citizens as are
desirous of using the gas, to come forward
and register their names with Secretary
Levin, so that the company may come down
with the tariff, and still be secured against
further loss
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Support Your Own Nursery.
A,a W. HAMPTON GIBBES has beer
SS appointed Agent for Pomara Nurse.
4S&Sssyes, ries and all orders through him will
i8Vsf6H,YA AS meet with best attention.
eStsSd W February is the best month for
transplanting Fruit Trees. Grapes, Roses and
Strawberries March, for Evcrgreens
Orders thankfully received
VIM. SUMMER, Agent.
Descriptive Catalogues may bo had OH applica-
ton to W. Fl. Gibbes Feb limos
Diamond Hams, &c.
TVIIERCES Davis Jr." DIAMOND HAMS, the
Il American Westphalia,
Tierces "Orango" brand Hams-a good article,
:" Breakfast Bacon, &c, received and for
sale by G. H. BALDWIN.
Jan 26
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John A. Warrack is Commits ssioner of
Deeds for the State of South Carolina in
Florida.
3. C. Mathews has been appointed u
Notary Public for the County of Edgeheld,
and j. W. Jenny, Magistrate for Barnwell
County.
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We have received from the Rev. VIM.
Martin copy of the minutes of the
South Carolina Conference Of tho Metho-
dist Episcopal Church South, held Mt Able
vile G.. H., in December last" Copies OF
the pamphlet can be obtained ut the office
of the Christian Neigh6or-wh the
printing was executed
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MIR. Symmer's cargo of fruit has arrived,
we suppose, as he sent us up several large
and particularly fine bananas, yesterday
evening. He runs grocery, but at
the same time thinks it essential to look
nfter the health of his customers. by sup
plying ripe fruit.
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Rosne Association, a yearly ground-rent of
$22'66 Foster Home, $1,000; Union Benevolent
Association, $780, Pennsylvania Institution for
the Deaf and Dumb, $1,000; Pennsylvania Insti-
tuition for the Blind $1,000 Wills Hospital, $500;
Magdalen Society, $780, Temporary Home Asso-
ciation, $500; Pennsylvania Hospital
5000; Union School and Children's Home
$500; Northern Home for Friendless Children,
$500; Home for Destitute Colored Children, $780,
Institute for Colored Youths, shares of stock of
the Bank of North America; Orphans Society,
$500; Central Employment Association, $780,
Western Association of Ladies for the Relief and
Employment of the Poor $500; Union Tempo
rary Home, $500; Western Proyident Society,
$500; Provident Society for Employing the
Poor, $500; Children's Hospital, $500; Union
Dispensary, $500; Lying-in Charity and Nurses
Society, $780, Howard Institution, two shares
of the stock of the Bank of North America:
Newsboys' Aid Society, 300; Association of
Friends for the Instruction of Adult Colored
Persons, $500; Women's Meeting of the Monthly
Meetings of Friends of the Northern District,
500; Home for Aged and Infrm Colored Per-
sons, $1,000; to each of the following Soup
Societies-Ph Philadelphia Northern, Western,
Moyamensing, Southwark, Spring Garden,
Kensington, and Central, 800.
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AncidentaIS.

-EX-President johnson has been invited to
address the Democrats of Atlanta, Ga.
1t is reported that the drought in Virginia
has induced many negroes to emigrate to Ten
nessee.
The valuable library of Rev. DR.. Sears, late
President of Brown'U University, is to be sold at
auction in Boston.
The Republicans of Marion county, w. Va,
have nominated Ex-Governor lPierpoint for the
House of Delegates.
Oregon sends three delegates to the Ma
tional Capital Convention in st. Louis, by APP
pointment of its Governor.
Mobile is getting up petition to Congress
for the removal OF distractions in its harbor
and the re-establishment of lighthouses,
Captain e. b. Wood of Detroit, is rapidly
recovering from the shock of paralysis by which
he was prostrated lost Thursday morning.
The Boston tailors threaten strike. None
of the master tailors on Washington street will
accede to their demand for an increased scale of
prices.
The Catholic priest in New Ulm, Mimi,
has brought q suit against some members of his
congregation for slander, laying his damages at
$4,000.
reports that Hon. Sanford e. Church was So
much better on that day, that he might be said
to be out of danger.
Governor Chamberlain, OF Maine has re
nominated Chief Justice John Appleton anc
| Associate Justice Jonathan Il. Dlckerson OF the
Supreme Court of that State.
The San Antonio (Iexas) Herald appeals U
| the cotton manufacturers OF the world 10 ofier
| reward of 800 600 for the discovery OF some
| r.eGus CT dcstrp. Ing the cotton worAi.
| Full returns from Kennebec county, Maine
elect the Republican candidate for state senate