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SPECIAL NOTlCE.-To parties in want of
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WHITE TOILET SETS, IL pieces, $500.
WHITE TEA SETS, A pieces, 81 90.
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COLUMBIA. s. G. THURSDAY MORNING DECEMBER 80 1869
Notices.

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~ -. SAVANNAH, GA, March 8, 1867.
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Baltimore Advertisements.
Samuel Kirk & Son

Samuel Kirk & Son,
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MANUFACTURERS of Elegant SILVER
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Family Supplies.
Fresh Goods

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LII 90 Barrels Western FLOUR, snncr. ex-
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No more Of these horrible tasted, nauscat-
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FU>HE subscriber has on hand y large asso
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assortment of English and German GUNS,
PISTOLS, CUTLERY, CARTRIDGES, DOOR
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Sewing Machines, Guns, Pisto -, Locks, etc j.,
repaired at tho shortest motto, and all work
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II EEPS on hand any and everything in tho
IN way of WATCHE ES, CLOCKS. JEWELItY,
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Has just opened large assortment Of solid
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New York Advertisements.

A WAY WITH sPECTACLEs.-Olde ewes
~ made new easily, without doctor or medi-
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Address, DIR. E. B. FOOTE, 120 Lexington Av.
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NETWORK, WEDNESDAY, JULY !, 1869,

home from the Embassy at Washington has been
very highly spoken Of
Her Majesty's Secretaries appear to have taken
pleasure in executing their instructions, and papers
of great research and practical value have thus been
drawn up by them. The one Spanish affairs, is
sued early this year, was, in the releyance of its
facts in the berality of its tone in its power of po-
litcal speculation, and singular eloquenco of style
by far the ablest document upon Spain produced in
England. The special information furnished in this
way for the commercial classes it has been
proposed to supply to the industrial classes, and
Lord Clarendon has cordially entered into the ques-
ton, and impaired to it enlarged significance and
given instructions to Secretaries of Embassy and Ie-
CATION at foreign stations to supply reports of the
condition of the working class-of the way in which
they hired and housed their rate of wages; ten
ure and duration; of employment; the state Of the
labor market, and the prospects Of employment af-
forded to emigants. These documents, it is hoped,
Will furnish body of information not hitherto avail
ables to the working classes The Social Science
Association of Boston seeking information this
country as to the nature Of emigant knowledge de-
sired by worllingmen in England proposing to settle
in the United States The agents under Lord Clar-
endon's orders will not DO unwilling unlikely to
assist in this work. The credit Of the suggestion
upon which he has acted belongs to Mr. G. j.
Holyoake.
Mr.. John Morleys acceptance of the editorship of
The Morning Star is great piece of good fortune for
that journal. which, since Mr.. Mccarthy departure
last year, has been sadly in want Of an able at
its head II has, in fact drifted without any real
editor, and, having to encounter unusual diff
culties and rivalries vas by no means prospecting.
Mr. Morley would be strong accession to any
journal in London elsewhere. Probably you
know him best in America the editor of The Fort
JI bioh A,
trieved its literary fortunes and, believe does well
financially also. His study Of Burke published last
year, is book that deserves reading by every
student of last century politics. AS writer, Mr..
Morley has shown singular originality and power in
more departments than one, and he has the crown
ing ment of being independent, radical, and fear
less say fearless because 1t does require no little
courage 70 express, in England, such views as Mr..
Morley holds on contemporary politics. l am told
The star has got rid Of some connections which of
late have much hampercd il, and has otherwise inn
proved its condition II Mr.. Morley has free scope,
the paper will once more deserve the attention which
it used TO receive G. W. 5.
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FRANCE.
TILE LATE ELECTIONs.

LONDON Tuesday, July 6, 1902
Forty-nine more Of the recent elections for mem
beers of the Corps Legisatf have been declared Vau'
PROGRESS OF THE CABLE.
lin TO Sunday noon the steamship Great Eastern
had made 2G0 knots from Brest and paid out 40
knots of the cable Up TO lOi Monday evening the
sionals were good and the weather fine.
A djspatch dated On board the Great Eastern,
July o. gives the position Of the Big Ship at
noon of Monday as latitude 460 03, longitude 81 a.
and saws, I'VE have run 1897 knots since leaving
Brest. and have paid out 1852 knots of cable All
we'll on board, and everything progressing satsfac-
torily."
THE CABLE EXPEDITION IN AMERICAN WATERS
BREsT, Tuesday July 6, 1862
n;.,otobos from IN hoard the Great Eastern have
been received bearing date Of 10 o'clock TINS Ioio
noon 18th instl and announcing the arrlNai "a '"'
expedition " in American waters"
sPEEcu OF THE EMPEROR TO THE ARMY
The Journal OGciel of June % publishes tne
toy, ot the Fmperors speech ct the Chaons camp, Whoh
ders 70 some extent from the version sent by
Under date Paris oath june tho Journal oe1eel says;
On the occasion Of anniversary OF the battle OF
feriuo, Marshal Bazano n a.ssHbled To-
day at o'clock. the morning. the seheIal a ~ non
officers OF all grades and OF all arms as wen aS IN the
italian Campaign and wear the commemorative meaa.
He afterw ard conducted them TO tho Imperial
and presented them 10 the Emperor IN tho 1, re
words: "sre-Your soldiers OF the army OF Italy re-
member that ten years ago your hesy leu h aaced
tory. THIS glorious anniversary VIII never 20 snm
from our hearts. which will remain, under III OH "a
stances, devoted TO the Emperor and MS uynhs0.
PEmperenri Vve rImperatrce plye Fru1 i vary
rial The Emperor replied: boldleIs' ST. .anss
glad that you have not forgotten the great cause
Tor which We fought ton years ego Always pIvs"''VA
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MEXICO.
DEPARTURE OF MINISTER MARIsCAL-RECEP-
lion OF THE NEW U. S. MINISTER.

DFPARTURE OF MINISTER MARIsCAL-RECEP-
lion OF THE NEW U. S. MINISTER.
Cry OF MEXICO, June q, via HAVANA, July
6sehor Marisca the rccentyappointed Minister to the
limited States leaves Mexico the 25th Of July for the
CITY OF Washington Minister Rosecrans yesterday de-
yered his letter Of recall President Juarez, and Mr.
Nelson, the new Minister, presented his credentials
sneeches were made upon the occasion mutually cOmp
neuary 10 the people Of both nations ana Is was dcc
dedy the event OF the year.
TERRIBLE ACCIDEST.- PRoNUNcIAMENTo - MONETARY
STRAITS
terrible accident has occurred the Mexican and
Vera Crz Railroad train ran of the track killing 2S
nersons and woundng many Others. Arrange has pro-
nounced I'm TamRullpas San Luis POtos and Guanauato
The Federal short of funds aud refuses 10
nav the interest on the internal debt aud has also re-
duced salaries Vargas has been declared Governor oil
the State OF Pueblo.
DEATH IN THE FAMILY OF GEN. RoSEChAhs-
ARREST OF BUsTAMENTE.
HAVANA, July 6.-Advices from Mexico to the
auth ut have been received. The mothern-aw OF Gen.
Rosecrans died on tho 17h and buried In the Amer
can Cemetery at the capital
Gen Bustamente Governor OF Potosi, has Deen ar
rested and placed close confinement IL Is not proo
bile there will be any change in the volcano
OF Colima is in full eruption. The inhabitants OF the Vi
oInty have been compelled to leave PROFESSIONALISM
increasing in the Republic
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your hearts the recollection OF the battles Of your fathers
and OF those which you have taken part for the his
tory OF Is the history Of the progress OF civil
cation. You will thus maintain the military spirit so
necessary 70 great naton the military spirit s the
triumph OF noble over vulgar PASSIONS 1t is fidelity 70
the flag, devotion the country Continue as In the
great uation.0
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RUSSIA.
AN ENVOY TO WASHINGTON.

nv VI TO WADIIINVIVI''
LONDON, Tuesday, July Q, 1862
The appointment Of Catacazi as Envoy of Russia
to Washington, is regarded important step to-
ward more active policy on the Eastern question.
Catacazi is charged with the duty of conveying the
congratulations of the Gar to Gen. Grant in lieu of
a special mission for which he was first intended.
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THE CUBAN REVOLUTION.
TORPEDOFs.

HAVANA, July 5.-The steamship Louisiana ar
rived yesterday. number of torpedoes have been
found among the coal at the gasworks of the City of
Espritu Santo.
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SOUTH AMERICA.

MINISTER M'MAHoN AT BUENOs AYREs.
LISBON. Tuesday July g. 1862
Later adyccs have been received from South
America by the arrival of the mail steamer from
Rio Janeiro, June 10. The war news was unimpor-
tant. Mr.. Mcmahon, the United States Minister to
Paraguay. was at Buenos Ayros, and would sail for
RIO Janeiro 40 once.
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up,r,su COLUMBIA AND THE DOMINION.

Bv the unexpected jibing OF the m MdIss1
Of tho Yacht Theresa Ss whom %ss
seven men were swSps s are Iohn Snow. Of Matapoae
snd CHARLES Hsslelj, tSoi0red. Of New'Bediosa'
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SERVIA.
A NEW CONSTITUTION.

BELGRADE, TUESDAY July O. I56v
The project of the new Constitution for Servia has
been completed. 1t establishes equality of the cit
zens ministerial responsibility, liberty of the Press
independence Of Judges and autonomy Of the Legis-
latlYe Chamber.
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TIE NEW DOMINION.
A SPEECH BY LIEUTBNANr-GoY. DOYLE OF
NOVA SCOTIA.


NOVA SCOTIA.
Sir Hastings Doyle was recently congratulated
by the citizens OF Annapolis tho new powers conferred
upon him by the Queen. He replied The very haterpS
encomiums with which you honor mo are far very Ia
havona nv doserts but It is most gratifying TO me to
learn that all classes Of the people are satsned WIN tn
constitutional in which they nave peem ~, Ii
during the several years In which 1t has been my priv
lego 10 ndminster tho government Of these Lower FroV
incoS. - -. ,o,,,v,oS
The london telegraph In an article ON inc PEoPUseu
union of British Columbia TO the Dominion , ~ H
the present dead lock the negotiations ~
the end OF lti Clearly first step must % me CSrm
one aide or the other and OF the two parties tI
bians might as well as i Ih no
the desired advances They have most 70 nm ~ ~. W
ther nnon with the Atlantic provinces anu W 'o con
struction Of the railroad; and although Sen
there are various opinions In the COLONY 1
ton with the United States having t ~, ~,
infiuence-st in the end the Colnmp nnscs ontrnncc
ace that their own interest strongly counsos
into the British Dominion IL Is W., trace and most
want the railway they with the pest ~, ,h oJ ,
,orce urge te claim when their union Win INC 0ne' 0ol
ones has become a matter beyond doubt
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REPUBLICAN DEMONSTRATIONS "A MINISTER
RESIGNED.
O. W. S.

| REPUBLICAN DEMONSTRATIONS a MINISTER
| RESIGNED.
| MADRID. Tuesday. July O. 1909.
There were a large rumber Of Republican demon
| STATIONS throughout Catalonia yesterday and the
day before, Herrera, who short time since was
! appointed Minister of Justice has resigned.
CONFLICTS WITH REPUBLICANS.
Conflicts have taken place in Seville, between the
troops and bands Of Republicans. The latter have
been dispersed and the city is comparatively quiet
| though the excitement is intense
PENALTY FOR REFUSING THE CONSTITUTIONAL
| OATH.
| Minister Figueroa introduced bill in the Cortes
imposing penalties those classes which refuse the
| oath 10 respect and obey the Constitution. II
proposes TO sell for the benefit Of the State the patti
monia property Of corporate bodies. and 20 suppress
the salaries or pensions paid TO any person refusing
TO swear fidelity TO the Constitution.
MoNTrFNsrER AND CHEsrE-rRIM's MsTAKE-
REPUBLICAN PRosPECTs-PROJECrED REsrO-
RATION or DON ALFONSO.
fFROM OuR ,wS CORRESPONDENT
| M,pRD June 22-Tho Republicans celebrate TO-
day the anniversary of June -. lSCG, after which
Castelar, RubriO. Becerra, Cristino. Martos and
Others were condemned TO DEATH but saved. Ser.
rano was then the Queens SIDE and got the oison
dor for his services. The celebration of to-day is
10 the new Regent. / am afraid they will succeed in
making noise enough over MOntpensier to perhaps
expel him. or at shy rate 10 give him an importance
which he would longer have had, # they had
let him 1--we quietly in his own house and take his
own sea bath at San Lucor
Prim has made n mistake also in not letting tho
beaten and Disguised Count of Cheste go quietly to
his own house in Segoyia and vegitate After ex-
peg him from the army for disobedience 10 orders,
in October the idea of forming court-martial on
him now. when ho is no longer military man. is
great mistake. and shows how little they know about
habeas corpus and the rights Of the individual" as
they have set them down IN their Constitution.
There is such a complete Ignorance Of aud lack of
the habits and customs of liberty and free govern
ment both on tho part OF the people and on the part
of the Government that these mistakes are possible
| at the first start Of their Constitution, and
heaven only knows what may be possible before they
get 10 the end Of it, still think that the Republic
| Is coming. But will it be anything more than
| transitory phase of the Spanish RevolutiOnt And
| will they omit that phaseH You will remember
| letter remember to have written to you when the
draft of this Constitution first reported from the
Committee in which said that all that part relating
| 70 the machinery of government was made exactly
for the restoration Of the Prince of Asturias, Don
| Alfonso and there was no impediment, but, on the
contrary the nest made for the bird to come and
occupy Well, just keep remembering it-thats all
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YENEZUELA ANp CUBA.

The NucionaI of Caracas says in a late num-
ber Undoubtedly the National Executive will pro-
coed to expedite the decree Of recognition the
Cuban patriots shall have sent ont Charge dAfaires
with whom understanding can be arrived at. The
press and the people in favor of it, and I'm but few
places If any, have the Cubans more sympathy than
here The demonstrations have been spontaneous, but
up to the present agent Of the nascent Republic
has presented himself From other South American
people have the Cubsns TO hope for than from the
Venezueans. The similarity Of customs the OF
ports the exalted patriotic spirit OF the Venezuelans
and the great trade between the two peoples mako 10 so
that the Venezueans and Cubans feel brothers The
Constitution Of this Republic esteems as fellow-citzens
the OF Cuba and Porto Rico the new Republic ac
cepts this principle, nasmuch see that the Minis
ter Of State of Gen. Cespedes is Venezuelan and grand
of CristOhe Mendoza, whose name he bears. Vene
Euela is poor-very poor but in her poverty she will
exert herself aid Cuba In her struggle for emancipa
tiOn Recognized az belIgerents the Cubans will have
the right carry their prizes into port letters prlva
teers having been previously granted beside here they
get much material, such as guns, powder, and
ships Of war. ."