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The New Cabinet;.

1t is a question that will occur TO many
and can be answered by none, the "Mobil,
Register intimates, where ~ the statesman
ship in General Grants Cabinet competent t,
run the complicated machine of the Ameri
can Government? 1t is generally agreed thai
Grant has formed his Cabiaet on the militsr,
pr'no'ple-that is to say, just as he would
nave appointed a general staH-and that thi.
method signifies two things: First, That h,
means 20 administer the Government by him.
self, and his Cabinet are only there to obe,
h's orders; and, second, that he does not pro
pose to have any chickering's among hi. sdvi.
sem as TO tho Presidential succession and
hence, he has named no man to it that any
body would think of az u eanidate. But hss
General Grant the knowledge, the training,
or the natural head, in the absence of cxpe.
%rience, to pcrforla the task he has underta.
heas And, il not, who is there on his Dol.
itical staff to farni b the lacking brains and
experienced We have not beeu able to make
up our mind as to the calibre Of his intellect,
nor do We fool that VIC have even q fair glimpse
at the inner life Of tho man. E1cep. ss to
one quality, We have nothing assured about
the character of the man. He has proven
himself arn to obstinaoy, and self. reliant ia
a rc"arkable degree. These are valuable cx-
ecutive traits, especially with the u,yriads Of
rogaes he has to deal with in sheir raids upon
the public treasury. But it is all ws know
about Geueral Grant. Ia he ambitious p
Does he aspire to a still higher place sna
greater powers? Is he q patriot, who will
administer his great Office with an eye single
to the public good ! In referenceto tho South,
will he De the Grant who Mnde honorable
terms with Lee at Appomattox, or tho Grant
rsmodelled Il as tho suocessfuI Republican can
dldate for the Presidency? We answer sim.
ply, that we do not know. GeaerAl Grant
has everything to develop, and it is quite fair
that his political opponents should patiently
wait awhile, and give a ohaaco to show Whit
manner of man he is, and what manner Of
President he will be-. Menntime, we are Oh.
ligcd to confess that we have not formed anv
exalted hopes Of his future Developments
Bat his Cabinet iS most MisceIlxneou, and
does not afford to the country assurances of
any kind. We imagine that General Gran.
VIII develop more rapidly when the tenure of
"iioe ACT is repealed. Some Of his frieuas
tell us he is very GINNING, and TINT quality
might well come in play with the. Act hanging
In terrorem over him.
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"
ed muNa bona shall be paid out oe this m
preparation for the pay of County Sohoo
Commissioners, $4,000, if SO much be nee
essary; for support of Lunatic ASYLUM, 81
5oo; for the education Of the deaf, dumb ane
blind, $4,000, to be drawn on tho order O
the Governor; for deficiency in appropriation
or 1857, for construction Of South Caroline
Penitentiary, $4,000 aud for continuing the
construction Of South Carolina Penitentiary
and other expenses incidental thereto. $50.
ooO, IT so much be necessary, to be paid on
the order Of the Governor; for quarantine
expenses, $4,000; accounts to bo approved by
the Governor, and paid on the warrant of the
Comptroller General; for transportation and
clothes for discharged oonviots from the South
Carolina Penitentiary, 81 1900; for perma.
sent printing, $4,000, if SO much be neoes.
'ary, to be paid by the Treasurer upon the or
der of the Comptroller. General for tho Ca.
tawba Indians, $1,000, to be paid upon the
order of The Governor.
Sec, s. For payment of State Police, $40.
0oo,i it 40 maoh be necessary.
SEQ. .. kducntionsl Department: For tho
support Of free sohools, $50, 600, ia addition
- the aaaoaat raised by the oapitstion tax
to be apportioaed to the several Counties 40.
csrding TO their representation in the lower
branch of Geaeral Assembly; for the pay Of
the Professors in the University of South
Carolina, s22 900, if 80 much be necessary (;
for one Demonstrators, 81, 900; for a Libra
risn, Treasurer and Secretary of tho Facu,tv
$l'5oO; for the Bur.ar and Marshal, $500 (;
insurance and repairs Of the University build
hnga $500; all of which shall be paid up,
on the order Of The Governor.
STE. 7. For the payment Of the interest on
sAc r*blle debt accrued since the same was
last funded, $500 0O.
SEQ, .. Military Expenses: To defray tho
expenses Of enrolment, Of organization and
equipment of the militia, $40, 900, if 80 much
be necessary, to be paid on order Of the Gov
ernor.
Sec 3. For the the payment of the sala-
ries ofthe commission to codify the laws Of the
State, el0,500. All contingent expense.
connected herewith and allowed by law shall
DC paid out of the contingent fund of The
State, upon the order of the Comptroller Gen
eral.
SEQ. 10. Tint all taxes assessed and pawn
BILE under this Act shall be paid in the follow
ing kind of funds, Wis: The bills receivable
OF the State, United State. currency, nation
al bank notes. gold and silver coin.
Sec. IL. The Auditor Of State is hereby
authorized and directed to levy, and cause Co
DC collected, q sufficient per ccntum of taxes
w raise a necessary amount Of money, upon
the assessed valuation of the property of the
State to meet the appropriations enumerated
in this Act Provided, There shall not be a..
scssed or collected, under the provisions Of
TINS Act, an amount exceeding one million
dollars.
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Fifteen Folllss.

l. To think that the more a man eat, che
latter and stronger he will become.
z. TO believe That the more hours children
study at school the faster they learn.
8. 10 conclud" that if exercise il good for
the health, the moro violent and sxhsustine
1t is the more good is aoue.
4. TO imagine that every hour tskcn from
sleep IL an hour gained.
D.. 10 acS on the presumption that tho
smallest room in the house is large enough to
sleep in.
e. TO argue that whatever remedy cau.es
one to feel immediately better is :" good for
the system without regard to more ultcrior
elects The soothing syrup" for example
does not stop the cough of children. and does
not arrest disrrhea, only to cause, n little ~
ter siar'n'ng convu'sions or the more fatal in
II 'n'nation Of the brain, or water on the brain,
at least always portrays the disease.
10 commit an act which is felt in itself
to BE- prcjudiciol, hoping TINT somehow or 9th.
or it may be done in your case with impupi.
ty,
8. 10 advice another to take a remedy
winch You have not tried on yourself, or with.
ont making special inquiry whether oil the
conditions are alike.
y. 10 eat without m appetite, or continue
to eat after it has been satisfied, merely to
crafty the tastc.
10, To cat a hearty supper for tho pleasure
experienced during the brief tine it is pass.
ing down thu throat, at the exncnse Of
whole night of disturbed sleep, and a wen 70
waking in the morning.
~. 10 remove a portion of tho c]loth;no
immediately after exercise, when tho n,ost
stupid dray'nan in New York knows that if he
does not put cover on his horse the moment
ne ceas,s work in winter, he will lose him IN
a few days by pneumonia.
IL. To contend that because the d;,t;os,
o''''ore" I'D the street, or on the highway, are
hearty and healthy, therefore it ia healthy to
tie dirty; forgetting shat continuous expos,re
to the pure outdoor Dir in joyous, unrestrain.
activities, is such a powerful agency far
health, that those who live TINS ure woll :,
spite of rags and filth.
10 10 presume to repeat later in life. with
injury the indisorotions, expos. iss and in.
'emperances which in the flush of youth were
'racticed with impunity.
=. 70 believe that warm air is necessarily
IMPURE, or that pnrc, cold air IS noccsso r;ly
h"re healthy than the confined mir of q o,ooo
md crowded vehicle; the latter, at tho most
nm only cause ~fainting and nausea. while on
'.'"e conveyance aftorasalking briskly, low.
lug WINDOW thps while still, being OK
oSea 70 a draft will give q cold infallibly, or
? attack of p'eurisy or pneumonia which
III cause weeks and months o. suffering il
actual death within four day..
10. 10 remember the Sabbath day" BY ,
's "''0'f ana later on. Saturday than
=-4Sz frssnss sss-s-Sssv -. $1,000
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The Cabinet.

Inc hiatus in the formation of Genera
Grants Cabinet, says the "Baltimore Sun
mas hten overcome, snd yesterday it was com
p'eted by the nomination and confirmation q
ex-Governor Hamilton Fish, of New York
as Secretary Of the State ex.Governor @
>. Boutwell,, Of Massachusetts,, as Secretar,
of the Treasury, Gin lieu of A r, st,v,rt
dec''nch,) and General Rlwiins. late chief q
General Grants staff, as Secretary of War
Mr. rs Washhurne, Of Illinois. named an,
conhrned as Secretary of State a week AGO
ana Who 1t was understood, Ind accepted tn.
position only temporarily, having withdrawn
was yesterday confirmed to be United ,3,,t.,
Minister to France, in place Of General Dix
Whose resignation had been received prcyi
ously and accepted. General Schoficld, VIII,
hss been superseded by General Rnwlins. i,
will DC remembered, held over from the prc.
v'pus administration, and remained in the
War Office temporarily, ct General Grant.
Instance.
FIX, Governor Fish, the Secretary Of State.
is a very wealthy citizen of New York. sor
roer'y an old line Wing. and a. such formerly
represented one of the New York city districts
in Congress during old Whie times Uc w.,
also at one time Governor of New York, ri.
father was the once celebrated New York
shin master, Preserved Fish, Esq. Govorpo,
fish IN carly life studied law, but ncvcr
pF"ct,cod in the Courts. He wa, also inter.
csted IN mercantile pursuits, in which he
embarked his capital largely, bu. never gave
trade his special personal attention.
Mr.. boutwell,, the new Secretary Of the
reasury, was born in Brooklino. Norfolk
county, Mass January %, 1918. Ho was
deslSncd to lead a farmers life, and had aome
experience thereof while yet a lad, but was
transferred from that life to an apprenticeship
IN the mercantile business, and fo,lnwcd. ~
clerk and proprietor, commercial pursuits for
ABOUT twenty years. Flo then studied law.
ana ca M to tho bar somewhat late in life. He
served seven years Ia the Massachusetts Leo.
(bctween 18i. and 1860 was \
member OF tho Massachusetts Constitutional
Convention of 1858, also of the Peace Con.
gross of l849-5O In 1862 he has w,s
OF Massachusetts, Board of Eduoa.
tion' belonged seven years to tho BOARD or
overSeors OF Harvard College, and was Com
missioner OF Internal Revenue from .J,lv
1857 TO March, 1854. He was elected -
me t"'rIy'elshth Congress in 1862, and served
IN the Judiciary Committee. Fla w,a 49,
'e'eg"'o 70 tho Baltimore Convention Of 1864
no was re elected to tho tbirty.ninth Con.
,ress' was in tho fortieth. Congress, (aot;oa :,
Nc foremost man in the impeachment movo.
present
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APPOINTMENTS

For Rev. A. B. STEPHENS, p. e.. Greenville Di,
trict Sonth Carolina Conference, Methodis
4. Church S""!h. First Round Quarterl
Meetings for 1869
Reidsiilo Circait--Fobruary 9th and 7th. a,
Charlottesville. =
Grconville Cirouit~-February 18th and l4th. a
Bethel.
Greenville Station-February. Goth aud 21s.
at ra
Pickensville Circuit.-February 9th and 2sts
ut Zion. s
Walhalla circuit---Maroh 9th aud 9TH, at Wa,
halla. cC r'
scneea and Tugalo Circuit-MarcR 13th mn
Nth, at Smiths Chapel. r
Anderson Circait-MarcR 10th and 2lst, at -
Anderson Stetion~-Meroh ~ and %, at---
iPendleton Circoit-April 3 and a, at--
Pondloton Col. Chargc-ApriI 10 and IL. ut -,
Williamson Cirouit--April II and 8, al 49,.
January is 1862 4
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cd to destroy The apo .tite for T"bacc "d III
person. no matter how sstrong tho habit moH
DC. y q Jats IN any case The money ,oiUlE
'fiuhdcu. HtSpcJcH ~ 4yc and harmless ID
~ cases. ~ IS almost impossible to break o.
the use OF Tobacco, by .the mere exercise "a
tho will. Something is needed TO nssiat ~
turo IN overcoming a habit so firmly rooted &
A2f1saa9sI 9asss u 81 EsssErssa3I1s xngssaag 1
WIN '"o ne'p OF tho aPrepnration, there il
not tho least trouble Hnnd'eds have used iii
VINO are wiling to bear %witness to the fact, that
orlons irep arat1"n fNscomple,cly destroy thu
aptnetnH ~ lonacco' Annd leaves the person
az : rom any deSirc aSinr it as before he coma.
rec,ly upon tho same SaaInnd. md ae.s al.
aHoG'eo py tobacco, ana through these upon
Tobacco from the Systcm and ti,ns ILL., G,sou o.s
unnatural cravings r,r T,,Lnccn NJ .""J,nR ny
knring Tor TnLncco onor ns;nm o. ~ wi DDnaH3.
ration. RecoUecl II is ,oo,,u . 0''onS rep
Tho time taken to alIay ali desire far To,yH
in different persons. Tia a n,v rat res s1tg%
about tice days. Some have No dos;re fa " 'rs..
bncco whatever after using The pronauaas
T'oo days.
Tho Heath and Parse Of oycry T,bocoo 80.
in The country calls loudly. An.ynom INV u mss
OF TOBACCO. V' "A'Do Tux USE
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r11IE
Merchants Protective Union
MERCANTILE REFERENCE REGISTER

ME MERCHANTS PROTECTIVE UN.
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publish in one large Guarto volume:
IHE MERCHANTS PROTECTIVE UNION Mrp.
cnNTlLs hEFERENcE REGISTER, containingamong
other things. the Names, Nature of BHsincss
Amount of Capital, Financial Stunding. md
Ina rating as to Credit. Of over 400, 900 of tIo
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oo'ooo OF tho cities, towns, villages, and settle.
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the merchant to ascertain at a glance thc ami.
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XIV p'ace OF publication, with full pnrticulars
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of tho information furnished hy them. it. i,
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BY aid of the Mercantile Reference Regis.
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at a g'ance, the capital and graduation of credit.
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General Rawlins, the Secretary of War, is
Known as having been active in the ~seryice
throughout the late war, at first in the West
and then in the East, in connection with
General Grants operations. 81
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on any other day in tho week, with n view to
sleep late next morning, aud Staying at home
all day to rest, conscience being Quoted by
the plea of not feeling very we'll.
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THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
R'icAems-sm Equity.
Samuel Knox Bill fur Construc,;o, -,
~. w. Will, Partition, 60.
Heirs of a.. p. Knox.
obedience to the decree Of the Court of. En.
J. uity. made in this cause ut June Term. 1854.
notice ~ hereby given to the heirs.at-law of
Andrew T.. Knox, deceased. requiring and on.
joining them and each and every Of thom, to be
and appear in tho Court Of Equity, for the Dis,
tr'ct ana State afnresaid. within a year and a
day" from the date hereof. to idcntifv tbcm.
selves as heirs at law of tho said Andrew p.
Knox, deceased; and further, to claim the fund
belonglug to them. arising from the sale of Real
Estate in this cause, on pain of being barred
ana forever excluded Of and from all benefit of
any tmrther decree to be made in this cause"
ROB'T. a.. TIIOMP,GlN, c.E.p,n.
CONS OAico. July II, 1858.
Pickens G.. III. 1v.1n
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AnASpT' wishing to be witty, socosted an
old ragnan as follows,
You tpko all sorts of rubbish in your
cart, don't.youY
"Yes-7jump in, jump in r.
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ORTON'S PREPARATION 1
ESTABLISHED 1866.
THE APPETITE FOR TOBACCO ENT1H
LY DEsTROYED!l
L,ure Off IUeni,u n,J C,ol

L'are or Chewing and Smoking The Poison,
'Keed, Tobacco.
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oFFIoL SEEKERs. The "Ncw York
Times supposes that the million mon who
arc now IN pursuit of Office are, to a great ex.
tent the most incompetent million to Gil the
oihoes of which they are in pursuit. Not.
wlthstanding the overwhelming number Of
place-hunters, the administration will find Il
nara to secure the services of the right sor;s
OF men TO n's.ooes-thutis to say, men of ability
and integrity. Its s.sy enough to gil offices
with men who will sbirk their work and
'make money" out of them; but to get Ca
pable men to perform the duties faithfully
ana honestly on a small salary is not so
easy' Men who devote their lives to OHIO.
nun'Ing are not .ikely to be men Of ss;,ga abil,
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1869-08-19
Wrr reQiert hemp

N6t Grant, ionbern goutipeu. Nah Der Sdlap-
pc, bic Grant uno feline redte Sano 8outipeQ bel
ben 8ablen in Senneiiee erbelten, slaubte man,
oab IiG Grant Dor elmer offenen Ginmii9ung in Die
8ablen bon Miiiiiippi uno Seras bitten piiroe;
aber 8outwea bat bsfoblen uno Grant bat eebor=
den miiien, neil ibm Souttuea iOnit feline GeTsna=
tion Dor Die TiBe seporfen baben piiroe. Gin Sr.
Sarbea. Elm Saupbabn Der garpetbaeaers in MiI=
iIpp Der ertra 5u bieiem 3lped nad Dem Often
reiite bate bieer Sage in New Yort eire uHterre-
bung nit Dem YrdIioenen, Die nit Seuaiguns
@rant's befannt semadt luorben ift. Grant bat
ii6 bel oieler @slesenbei p0llie auf Die Seite Der
rabifaen garpetbasger= Yartbei seteQt uno lid un=
umuunoen sesen bic Yereneuns Der conleroutipen
Gepublifaner nit ben Demofraten erflGrt. StGnbe
Miiiilippi nbt nod unter Wilitdrberridoft. 10
tonnte es Grant bort benio seben uie in Senneiee,
mo Die Gnmiiduns Der 8sseruns 10 nadoridlid
Suridsewieien purbe; 10 aber iperren ibm feline m-
litdriiden Stattbalter pobl berausbelfen uno ibm
Miliifppi ntbert6dnieIt Dor Die Ssiibe Iesen
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1869-08-19
Gin S,eidlet1 her 3ett!

9ie republitaniide Convention bon Wlami gcun=
tp, Obo, bic iid am 81. Suli in Srop eeriammelte,
paiiirte bic folsenoer geidliie, Die ouraaus ni6t
in bas raoifale Yrosramm paiien:
r8eid loiien, baB bas bonn gonereB paiirte
@eieb .,ur Stdrfuns bes 0ffentliden Credits. NOS
bur1 bic &egieruna perpfli6tet miro, lille &eaie=
rungsbonOs NIT @olb unb Silber einsul6len.
unmeiie lit uno ben beiten Sntereiien bes
8oltes 5uniberlduft.
r8ei 1lDl1en, bab mir, bic in Contention per=
iammelten Hepublifaner BON Wiami Gountp, nrs
hermit fir ben lofortisen Wioerruf ienes 8eie=
bes erfldren."
Dieie 8eidliiie einerr epublitanii6en County.
Convention iinb beseidnenb. Sie betpeiien, BOB
aud ben republifanii6en 9Bdblern bic Nusen auf=
9eben. Sie 9fepublifaner BON 0iiam gountp ba=
ben einfah feline 2uit, iid su 2oittbieren fir bic
8onobalter MAIDEN 5u lalIen. Gin raoifaler gonz
greb bat becretir, bab es n6t senus lit, baB beie
8ripilesrten bobe @oloSnen bon ibren iteuerfreien
Bombs besieben ionbern bob bre Bombs, Die lie nit
entiuertbeten @reenbads fauften, obenorein nod nit
golo uno Silber einsel6it perben iollen. Gesen
oieie 3umutbuns rebelliren Die &epublifaner BON
Uiau, Gountp uno es eiebt nod Sauienoe ihrer
paribeieenoHen in Obo, bic nit ibnen poltommen
Ibereinitimmen. Sisie 2eute, Die ipeoer Bombs be=
fiben, nod fette Nemter belsioen, iinb nidt seonz
men, iid I'M ibrer Yartbei pilen su 2a1tbieren els
ner pripilegrten @eloartofratie bera6piiroisen 5u
In5Ien