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NAPOLEON rII-A Rl,eP HEoY.

Some knowing genius has been delving
among the dates Of French hiatmy and figures
out the downfall Of Napoleon III, In this wise
Louis Philippe fell in l8ls. He was born in
1773, and took the seat ON tho throne, in 1880.
Add up tho figures 17zH, as follows: &7G7
d 3, and It makes 10; add thists 1880, and 1t
Louis Philippe was married dn-asOs. Count
as follows: d 8 o d 8, and II; makes 1s;
add 18 to 1890, It makes lSl8
g..Louis Phinppe's wife wss born in 1882.
Count ! 3, 2, It makes 10; add ls to 1889, 1t
Napoleon III was born 1908; made d d himself
Emperor In 1854 Count !. 8, 3. 6, makes II;
add aaIooaa II e isSA y9n ss YIN says 1892 80 ss.
!, g, bfs, makes II; add II to 1852, make 1859.
l, 8, 9, Q, makes ~; add IL to 1851, makes 1863.
'still' the French History gives more Of this
rencontre. Robespiefre fell In l7el. Cpnnt /,
10, 4, t2l) with 1874, and you have !6i6, the
The same for The, Bourbons: i, 8, l,5 (is,.
Louis PhilJppe's ,fhll, Is48. Count !, 3, 1, 8,
tn)--add az with 1913, gives 1853. ~f'i'
OF - YALE OF 'NAPoLkoNim.
NapoleoniI reigned II years.
Les Bourbons reigned II years.
Louis Philippe TeIgnedl7 yeaIE me
=, And IN 1853 Napoleon III viii have reigned
! san. more. Napoleon iii yas horn In lbos.
C0unS1f& os8TGiycsI ~. years. NfA4lAopl III
was m rned In 1858; ], g, 6tN-dts3Cagtnf9
was porn IN 1926; !, 8, 2, 8, gives II.
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WHAT rs DOING 1xFLoREScE.
20 News Good Ncws-rhe crops-Hoyy
the Negroes Work-II.alth OF the Sec
tton-siundcr suit-soious Firs-Tn1-
alton. Z
tFRoM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT


FLORENCE, 6. c., October 4.
The dearth of sensational neaSA &Axatber a
favorable sign for our Immediate "a aiaa xSslkss
Up to this year, since the wsr eSlal; we were
continually In commotion abnul ..': .sxoiting
subject, generally detrimental tS,thehelfars Of
our section. But 100 has bein, thus far, char
acterized by greater industry and quiet, better
feeling and order, and moro encouraging hope
than any period since December, '65.
The cotton crop of this section Is about as
large as it was last year, except that tho rust
has caused 1t to open earlier, and consequent
ly to be thrown upon the market In larger
quantities than usual for this season. Not over
half ofa corn crop will be rallied this year.
and this, with very short ponto and pea crops,
will necessltate the expenditure of large part
of the proceeds of the cotton crop for corn.
Nea Iy all the bacon consumed II this vicinity
has still to be bought, as we have not yet been
able, with security, to risk the effort to raIse
and ''save our bacon" Hands have ,oorked
better this year than since they were freed,
and stealing hos not been SO common.
The health Of our community has been un-
usually good this-year, but though death has
not come go frequently, taxes have come more
heavily and unrclcntngly. The tax officers
are still gorging at darlington.
We Ind little excitement the other day In
the trial of SANDER case, before p. C. Fludd,
colored magistrate. The suit was brought by
Loyns against Strauss, both merchants, and
although the amount was small, Colonel Sey-
mour, Of Charleston, and Colonel Marley, Of
Darlington, were engaged as counsel in the
case. The crowd was so great to hear these
distinguished gentlemen, that the magisterisl
court had to be adjourned to larger hall. The
Jury gave damages in the sum Of $40, and I
hear on appeal wns taken.
must not forget to announce the burning
near here Of Mr.. Robert McKenzIe's turpcntine
still, with about $4,000 worth OF tnrpentIne and
rosin, and two or three small buildings total
loss about $2500. Cause, accidental Mr.. Nc
Kenzic ls one of our staunchest citizens, and
has the sympathies Of the community. There
was no insurance. PRESLEY.
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EFFECTS OF THE STORM.

.a.. Troy, N. Y, October s.
The food is unprecedented. Three persons
have been drowned.
PHILADELPHIA, October 8.
Tho flood 10 nabsidins. rIeiyhtins auu lraus
resumed. ~ =
CONCORD, N. H., October s. ,
The storm here was violent. The telegraph
north is interrupted. The river is rising fast.
Damage considerable.
HARTFORD, Conn, October 8.
Full reports Of the food show an immense
damage. Bridges and factories have been
swept away and several lives lost.
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.YzRoINxl.
Meeting OF tho Now Lesl.l.tnre.

Meeting OF tho New Legislatnre.
..Y A tss ~ RICHMOND, October 8.
The Legislature. convened ct noon. There
was full attendance. In the House o tempo
rary organization was effected by the election
oi William Mclaughlin, OF Rockbridge County,
Speahes zI andH. g.. Jones, of Albemarle, clerk.
ino djourned until tomorrow, when
permahGn. ossers will be elected. Bowden
smels nns a@csr against permit
take Ills seat without sn.elaa SsaSs# !"
The Senate met, with EN.enant &c Gnvo,.,o ..
Lewis In tho chair Davis Nj ,nom,,sont,
was elected clerk, and Writ Hsi< <sor to1d n,
Icumbentl sergeant atarmB Miner sS, o,,anr
MT, ard abraham Hall, second 6SstsSn0n t.suuvn
Hah:tthe only oolored man eleced. N1s,l. SSSl.
,Repppncs>> made tho, same procst aa Svas
made IN nsHouse against ther ente,,a., ant \ ~
ofesa WHOM ling the iroa..ciad dllR Z;
r+ns senate aas,s sn ;downed I'LL 3orrow. "
Do'n p'-"'0 A' caucus to-Aght, the
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Wells men to prepare their ticket for speaker,
General d. B. White, who was nominated for
that position last night being Objectionable TO
General Butler thaving challenged him when
in this city,) has withdrawn, and the ticket
will be changed tonight. The Wells Republi-
cans ran regular nominated ticket for ofli-
GERS in the Senate today, which received six
votes. There is little talk about senators TO-
day In view of the more immediate interest In
the choice of speaker by the Walker men in
caucus tonight.
Robert Douglass, private secretary to Presi-
dent Grant, is in the city to-day.
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EUROPE.

MADRID, October S.
The note Of Minister Sickles to the Spanish
Government, In relation to Cuba has not been
Withdrawn, A circular is published in the Of
hclal Gazette instructing the Captain-General
of Cuba to treat rebel prisoners with human
ity, and deal with their offences through the
ordinary tribunals, and urging him at the same
time to push forward reforms in the admins
tration of the island. ,
At Espern Cucna, the troops lost twenty
killed and thlrty-eIght wounded The Repub-
licans, thousand strong, after losing forty
killed, sixty wounded, and number captured,
retreated to the mountains.
Martial law has been proclaimed in Andalu-
sia and Catalonia.
.f PARIS, October 2.
Dispatches received kere to-day announce
the arrival Of the Empress Eugenlc at Venice.
The ministers have decided to conssoke the
chambers on the 9Th OF November. d is said
that four of the ministers will soon resign, and
that Olivier, Legris, Talhouet and Schneider
will succeed them. l,.us
In view Of the supposed complications be-
tween the United States and Spain. the Prns-
sian Government has dispatched vessels of war
to the Antilles. i. .tf
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SPARKS EnoM THE WIRES.

The car shops on the Pacific Railroad have
been burned. Loss very heavy.
The ship Susan Smart, Of Boston, was re-
Gently capsized, and only four of the crew
saved. 'fipf- '.Hi hc.i1
Great preparations have beenlnade at staun-
ton, Va, for the Valley Agricultural Fair, which
commences on Tuesday next.
A man named Mcclellan, fren PennsyIva-
MIA, was killed ct Charlottesville, Va, yester-
day, in attempting to leap ron the railroad
train. - ..,.,e f,r
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6pcrial Noiiree.

. G4- OFFICE SAV.A NNAH AND.
CHARLESTON RAILROAD COMPANY, CHARLES.
TON, AUGUST %, 1so9-Ths company, Is now
prepared to FUND.THE INTEREST DUE, and to
become due on September /, 1862 on the bonds OF
the CHARLESTON AND SAVANNAH RAILROAD
COMPANY, endorsed by the State OF South Caro-
lima according to the provisions OF Section Third
tsd} OF an Act to enable the Savannah and
Charleston Railroad Company to complete their
Road, which section reads as follows, VIZ:
SECTION 3. That the said Company is hereby
deem the Coupons for interest Of the Boiitis Of
tue charleston and Savannah Railroad Company,
ant by the State now past due and that
their Bonds, with Coupons attached, for Interest,
cent: per annum, and the principal to become
que e IN twenty years afterthe date thereof. And
sae payment EN- OF said Bonds so to be Issued in sub
by the State In the same manner and as fully as
the said original Bonds OF the Charleston and Sa-
sablect however, to the provisions Of Section OF
The Treasurer Of the Company win FUND
DAILY, until Saturday, 11th September, between
the hours OF and 2 O'Clock, at the once OF
Aessrs cAHrsELL & SRABRooK, No. 80 Broad
street, and thereafter at ONCE Of the Company,
foot OF Mil street. 8. W.sFIsHER,
..angSo mwf Secretary and Treasurer.
g THE SOUTH CAROLINA LOAN
AND TRUST OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, october
!, 1S6eADePositora in the Savings Department or
this Company, and those having Special Deposits
bearing Interest, are notified that the Interest to
LIST OF October on their Deposits win be paid or
credited on presentation OF their books, on ana
after the 1st OF October, in accordance with the
ruies All Deposits made in the Savings Depart
IN NJ nnfo -tx~t,,
bear Interest FROM 1st October.
octl fmw6 THOMAS r. WARIEG, Cashier.
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18- BE BEAUTIFUL-IF YOU DE-
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1eT MANHOOD.-A MEDIOAT. 'PSsAV
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Special Notices.

G1r CONSIGNEES PER STEAMSHIP
MANHATTAN are notified that she i, This D.v
discharging at Adgcrs Wharf. Goods remain.
Ing uncacd for ut sunset will remain on the
wharf at the risk OF owners.
oct62 M JAMES ADGER & CO. Auenta
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i, N8.NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
application viii be made at tie next session. ofthe
STATE legislature for the renewal Of CERT1pfoAT
No. ESQ, dated 9TH June, 1851, for Ten Thoussnj
One Hundred and Twenty;tysi us-loo) Dollars
Three Per Cent. Stock, now standing In the name,
OF WIN. DEH0N, the original having been lost, :.
auge lamos A. n. DEHoN, Executrix.
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NB NOTICE.-NOTICE Is HEREBY
given that at the expiration OF three months from
date hereof application viii be made at the Peo-
ple's Bank Of South Carolina for renewal Of
CERTIFICATE OF STOCK, Thlrty.sIx shares) No.
22s7, dated April IS, 1859, In favor OF 8. F. CHA
,PEAU, the same having been lost
aug6 1amo3 g r. CHApEAu
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]. w. EVERMAN, from Philadelphia, arc hereby
notified that she Is THIS DAY dscharging cargo
at North Atlantic Wharf. All goods remaining
wharf at sunset will be at risk of owner or con-
signee. JOHN THEO. GETTY.
Oct6
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9 A19h surprisy was efpressel beeause Cover.
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VIE commercial Convention h But some
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place oa the very day the conveation was au-
Indignation and disgust ~ - - -
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@THREE MONTHS AFTER DATE
application VIII be made to the City Council OF
Charleston for renewal OF CERTIFICATES for the
following Stock, the original having been lost,
viz: No. 500 for TWO Thousand and sixty.nve
t21-10ol Dollars Six Per Cent. Stock, dated 1eth
March, 1866, and No. 1927 for twenty-five Hundred
Dollars Six Per Cent. Stock, dated 14th March,
1856, all In the name OF VIM DEHON.
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ET SOUTH CAROLINA LOAN AND
TRUST COMPANY. OCTOBER 1, 1sss-The Board
OF Directors OF this Company having declared a
Seml-Annual Dividend OF FIVE PER GENT. on
the Capital paid in, the same free OF Internal
revenue Taxi VIII DC paid to the stockholders on
and after the 9Th instant.
oct2 swth3 THOS wAR1Sr rash,o.
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REORGANIZED JUDICIARY.

Before the passage of the act of April 10, 1869,
creating the Office of Circuit Judge the law provided hat
there should be held annually in each Of the nine judi
caI Districts OF the United States two Courts when
sSa be called Circuit Courts" and that those Courts
should each consist Of Justice Of the Supreme Co
Of the United States and the District Judge OF he us
trict. Section OF the act is as follows;
For each Of the existing judicial circuits there sha DC
Circuit Judge shall reside in his circuit and 'n possess WV
and Jurisdiction therein as the Justice Of The Supreme Court
allotted crcuit The Circuit Courts in each circuit ~
by The Jalce Of the supreme allotted the circuit or W Tue
~ gu. Of the circuit or BY the District Judge Of the district ut
ing alone or BY the Justice Supreme Court aud Circuit Judge s
tpy which case the Justice ofthe Supreme Court shall preu
Or e absence Of either BY the other "bo SHAH peI anu
a. r, Loo And ueb courts may held at the same time IN the
t 81 the same circuL and may be heard and ea
m each Of the judges holding sncb Court sitting apart oy oeeon
Presiding Judge who shall designate the business 10 DC
The Circuit, judges shall each receive annual salary
efe5O0O
The first clause Of Section provides that:
Nopy in this act affect the powers Of the Justices Of the
ssTm Cont as judges Circuit Courts except the appoint
Of Clerks Of the Circuit Courts &C.
And Section follows:
hsn be the duty Of the CbJus and Of each Justice Of the
attend least tenn OF The Circuit Court I'D eA0u
hsrct Of his circuit, during every period Of two years
By this law the Justices Of the Supreme Court whose
salaries remain the before $4,000 year Tor he
Chief Justice, and 5000 for each of the Associate us
Iics are 10 relieved of much of their labor ana IL Is
expected that they will he enabled 10 get through the
IN their several CIRCUITS winch mas oeeh hPOS
sible heretofore. ..,----,,-, A..
act approved the day 1t is provided that
Apv Judge Of any Court United States Who having held com
oB as such years shall after having attained TO the age
sa he receive toe salary which by Law payable him at
tie time Of bus Tesgnaton