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BY TELEGRAPH.
sENAroR FEssEMDBN DEAD.

PORTLAND, Me-, September s.-Hon. W. p.
Fessenden, United States senator from this
State, died to-day. zuV "a ~ ~
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Spefial Notifes.

sS NOT1CE.-THREE MONTHS AFTER
date application will be made TO the Pisnters' ana
Mechanics Bank for RENEWAL OF CRRIHIcATE
FoR THREE SHARES in ssid Bank. standing IN
the name of the TYPOGRAPHICAL SOCIETY, of
ch.Eleston. the original having boen lost. 10
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MiosoIaI wi4xs.l u u! .as iSiss lSpJft
ed German po,ogDs. spd spidS 1t half thS pf.ete si
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Special autlfss.

ss NOTICE. ALL PERSONS ARE
hereby cautioned against harboring or trusting auy
OF tho crow ofthe British Brig LADY PIBIB, PATER-
BON Master, from Jamaica, no debts Of their con-
tracing win be paid by the captain or consignees
j. A. RNsLow 4 CO.,
Septic. - No. 1l1 Rxst Raw. =:
1S- CONSIGNEEY NOTICE. CON:
s1aSEEs per British Brig COURIER, from Liver.
POL are hereby notified that sho hsa This DAY
been entered under the Five Day Act, ard that all
Goods not Permitted at the expiration of that time
will be sent to Public Stores.
Sept 7 tuthsS RAvENEL & CO., Agents..
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NOTiOE.-I THERESA sONNTAa, WIFE,
OF OTTO soNNTAa, Dyer and scourer, residing At
NO. 14t street. south aide, do hereby give
notice That Eil carry bnsiness as SOLE Trader
In one month iSop The date hereof " siii:s' s-'
August 2E limo 6 fHERfSk soFNTGsa f.u
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We chee:f9l lily reconamenai Che above Company to
the patronage Of the citizens Of South Carolina.
Columbia g. oyy 9. Prcsian, J, p. Carroll, O.. D.
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winnsboro,.--w. r. Robertsop. J. B. MeCants.
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p.rnwell-Jo' A. IAwton, Jamss .: Patterson. H John.
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General JAMES CONNER, Messrs. PELZER.
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TIE EoBRAPRST.--THE N1ws JOB OFFICE, No.
ias EAST BAY, having replenishsd its stock With =
new and large aseoftment OF material OF the neesi
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TIVE HAVE wAgSHE1 THE COURSE
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FOR NEW YORK.
liar LIVE eEyERY THURSDAY.

-sJf.k~xn THE RpLRNDID 8TRi MpHIP
<X803S SHINNErONKA,C Capt. OARpKfExR,
&ZHHk&H will leave vanderhorsts Wharf on
THURSDAY, September 0, 1859. at
halfpast O'Clock A. n. ;RAYRNEL co..
Septx . :, Apanta
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WEATHER IND CROPS.

.MosnE, August 1.-THE weather has been
very dry.and hot, favorable to pulling fodder,
until this morning, when it commenced rain
ing and still continues. The corn cropis made
and the weather has now no effs:t. except IN
fexlocalities. Tue corn cropis bad. Taking
the average yield Of the country tributary to
Mobile. there will not be enough to last until
aext season. The cotton accounts are gene
rally very favorable. with promise OF an H.
creased yield over last year.
AueusrA. August 1.-THE weather is hot
and dry. and there has been NO ram IN tnis
section during the past week. The early corn
iacut of BY drousht, but late corn promises q
nE average yield.
Bpmxoxp, August H.-Aecounts from all
usrts Of Virginia show that the drought has
shorteued the corn crop one haK
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TIE DEATH OF MARSHAL NEIL OF FRANCE
A cable dispatc from Paris announces the de-
cease of Marshal Adolphe Neil. of France, one
OF the prominent military nen and statesmen
of the empire. His name reveals his origin.
Not an lrishman himself, he is nevertheless an
Irishman by uear descent. HIS ls the latest
instance of tue peculiar aptitude of the Irish
for military aft ,1rs. Marshal Neil was born in
Nuret. in 1902. He entered the Polytechnic
School of Paris in 1921, and the Military Aca-
DENY of Metz IN 1928, and commenced his mil:
ltary career IN 1925 as o second lieutenant Of
engineers. In 1857 he distinguished himself
in the expedition against Constantine, in AL
eeria, and was promoted, October. 2o 1887, to
Command the corps OF engineers in that pr "
ince. On his return to France he gained dis
tinction as military engineer, and Was ap-
pointed colonel in 1916. In 1S49 he accompa.
MED General Valiant in an expedition to Rome.
BE became general of division in 1858; COM
manded, in 1854, the siege operations against
Bomarson, and IN 1855 was appointed adjutant
OF Napoleon III, and was employed in the siege
OF Sebastopol. In 1857 he became member
Of the French Senate; IN 1860 he took promi-
uent part in the Italian campaign. and decld
ed, by the sklful operation OF the artillery
under his command, the victory Of Solferino.
after which he was made Marshal OF France;
The Emperor Napoleon Ill was much attached
to this veteran supporter of his throne.
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THE OLD DOMINION.
General Candy and the Iron-Ciad Oatl


A Washington letter to the Baltimore Sun
says:
Politicians here are not disposed to place
much reliauc,. upon the report telegraphed
from Richmond that General Candy will issue
his proclamation in ten days declaring the re-.
suit OF the election, convenlng the Legislature,
applying the iror-clad to members, and giving
the seat of member who cannot take the oath
to the candidate receiving the pext highest
number Of votes. The Virginia Radicals, it is
thought, are ready for desperate measures,
and for resort to any reckless scheme to gam
United States senator, and this dlspatch, 1t Is
said is thrown out as 'feeler."
While General Candy doubtless sympathized
with the Wells party, he ls not prepared to
violate oil sense OF political proprlety and go
to the extreme lengths indicated in this dis
patch. A gentleman here, who is IN bis con-
fdence, and who was as ANXIOUS as any one
else before the election for the success OF Gen
eral Wells, says he does not otbeheve that Gene
raj Candy has indicated to any human being
an authorization to make such publication
as the above. But IN all the discussions ot
the matter the President and General Candy
have been only mentioned as having control OF
the subject, when the fact is that. under the
recon struction laws, General Sherman has
something to say and do about 1t.
In its great desire to have Mr.. johnson
shorn Of as much OF his power as possible, the
Fortieth Congress gave the general OF the
army almost supreme control over these recon-
struction measures. These laws have never
yet all been repealed, and it is possible that
General Sherman may yet have much to say IN
the matter, and it ls not believed that ne VIII
permit such action as that indicated in the dis
patch above quoted. Nor do wel-informed
gentlemen believe that the President himself
will countenance what is suggested. His dis
position seems to be rather to place confidence
in the vrginians and allow them to reconstruct
their State on the basis indicated by their last
election. when the people spoke plainly in
favor OF conservative policy tor the STATE;
The people saw they acted and voted in good
faith. and the President is believed to be DIP
noeed IN Give their sincerity fair test.
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NEWS fBox WARRINGTON.

WASHINGTON, August F.-President Grant
has telegraphed General Grenville M. Dodge,
at Chicago, rendering him the secretaryship OF
Var. oice Rawln., who desires to retire On ac-
count OF bad health. General Dodge is now
the chief engineer Of the Union Pacific BAIL
road. -.,.a-s. - a,.
Secretary Rawiins says that Candy win not
exact the test oath from the Virginia Legisla-
ture.
There are no further indications OF the re-
puted change in the Cabinet. =
The Revenue supervisors OF New York, Penn
sylvauia and Illinois are here consulting over
whiskey frauds, which appear to have never
been 90 gross as now. Rawhns has determined
to prosecute every violation to the utmost e1,;
tent of the law.
Judge Dent has written Boutwell, remon-
strstive and denunciatory letter, wherein Dent
says: 'tBy some strange dextrous manage
ment, or occult political ministry, you have so
worked upon the confidence Of the President
as to cause him to flourish the club with
which you intend to break his head"
The Commissioner Of Customs writes tothe
Collector Of Customs lt New YorR, forbidding
clearance 6mseA: ses4tms others fees than
those impose4 ~ tederi Gegulato1s.
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= SPARKS FROM THE WIRES.

Allen whipped Gallagher at st. Louis yes
terday in niue rounds. Both men were badly
punished.
The delegates to the Labor Convention at
Philadelphia yesterday denied seat 10 Susan
B. Anthony.
Admiral aof, the e1-Commodore Of the Gu.
ban feet. has arrived in New York With. his
flagship Albany.
lhe bark Odd Fellow, for Greenland. has
been lost at Leutz Plaoentis, and was plunder-
ga BY STeckers. .- ..yf ...-s.as
y, The Fenian, Colonel Nsgle. jumped from
window in. New York yesterday and was killed.
he was insane, and imagined he was escaping
nom British prison. 'oF y .-
ed Rutter, the Memphis bank president, was
yesterday brought before Judge Accunn, in
New York. on 9 writ Of habeds corpus, when
the hearing was postponed to Thursday. i,
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4 PERSONAL DIFFICULTY:

WuMNaToa, August N.-For week past
s%ersonal difficulty hss been pending between
Msjoa J. a, Eagelhard editor Of the Journal,
and GeneraiJ. @. Abbott United States sena-
tor, which grew out Of an editorial article
which appeared in the Post OF the 9th instant,
In which the. editors Of the Journal were de-
iounced as public liars on, n,sGeount OF alleged
injustice done Abbott ID reports made Of bis
speeches. No collision or correspondence
having occurred in the meantime. on Tuesday
evening Abbott addressed . note to Engelhsrd,
in which it was stated that it vas he tAbbott,)
and not the editor Of the Post, who was the
author OF the offensive article, and that
he was responsible for the same. On
wednesday and Thursday there was un-
attack abbott on sight, but the vigilance
Of the authorities prevented II. Oa Thurs
dsy Abbott was arrested and placed under
bonds to keep the peace; .Engelhard success
fully avoided arrest until Saturday at one
O'Clock, when he was surprised at private
bouse ty the sheriff and .. posse OF men, aud
placed under bonds. On Sunday morning,
Eneelhard, With three friends, proceeded to
South Carolina, whence he addressed COM
munication to Abbott, Of which the following
ia an extract: "You must now make
full retraction Of the contents Of that article,
and On apology for publishing it, or give
me the satisfaction to which am entitled, in
accordance with the code o! homer" Or Mon
day, General Abbstt, through friends. replied
in5scommupication, Of which the following is
an extract: "By authority Of General Abbott
and Being fully empowered by him, in his
name We retrsct in full the article in the Post
ofthe 9th inst, rehecting on Major Enselhard,
and express our regret that it was written and
published" The amende was accepted by
friends acting for Enselhard, in written COM
munication,. in which it is stated that in no.
thing that has appeared in the Journal was
any assault on the private character Of General
Abbott intended, and expressing regret that it
had been 30 constructed.
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rHB CHuEsE nv THE cARoLINAs.
An Echo from the Old North State.

The Wilmington Journal OF yesterday says:
The CHARLEsToN DAILY NEWS informs Us
that herplanters along the South Carolina
low, country have already made heavy cou-
tracts for Chinese laborers, and that large
numbers will arrive there during the early part
Of the newyear.
There is something about the people OF our
little sister State that always calls for admir.-
ton. Let them be ever so much cast down
and trampied upon, they are yet sure to rise
up from the slouga Of despond. frightened
and refreshed, and With an energy to work out
anew their fortunes, that we seldom see
equalled and never surpassed.
Our own state must soon follow the lead OF
her sister, and We doubt not that long before
the year 1870 will have rolled it's course. the
Chinaman lsborsr will have obtained sstrong
foothold in every Southern State.
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hered. The signs CT dissolution are everywhere
anparent in their ranks. Tho work OF disin
,eerasion is gong on. If the Dem ,cratic part!
VIII be wise now, 1t can certainly SOON regair
the aseendancy.
for the Democrats to pursueF asked
THE v1Nsna DEMOCRATIC PLATFORM.
"Well.n he replied. ''sug9estions on thai
point might more appropriateiy come IRON
nIder soldiers :ban myself. Bat my own idei
n thai. if the Democrats will adapt their plat
form to the live issues OF the day.. accept ne
orr sniftaee and the other inevitable results o.
the Iate var. drop their old Bourbon leaders
and fake up new men not tied to the deai
past and it's obsolete ideas, the path to victor,
is now open to them"
GOVERNOR HoYx26AN TO LEAD THE DEMOCRACY
"Whon would you suggest as . standard
bearer in such campaign asked.
John T. Hoffman, OF New fofk," be replied
promptly. 4
Governor Of New York y said l. : J -
.sM.,st aanirable, replied Mr.. Ad.m.. "He
has exceeded the anticipatlons OF his warmest
friends, and Ia to-day the strongest, II mot the
most able, man In the country" -.
II see" said I, "that fammany Hall has
again nominated HIM. ...
eyes. :, replied Mr.. Adams; "he ha. the pow.
er OF that slngularly powerful organization at
his back, with the prestige Of success as Chle
Magistrate Of the Empire State, Two points
thai almost insure his selection by the party
and a successful result. New York can dictate
the candidate In 1872; and with such candi'
date as Mr. Hofmsn, the Democrats are SURE
Of success"
CHASE opI0Us AND ADAMS TOO YOUNG.
"W,Il not Nj. Chase BE- candidate for the
Dor,ooro IN pOpniD finn w IA9k6Q.
.sMr. Chase undoubtedly would like the non'
ination. he replied, "but the South will never
consent to his having it, He is, odious to the
Southern Democracy. and can never secure
their support. This asoertained to my per.
feet satisfaction last year when was in the
South" 4.
II have heard your own name mentioned in
this competition" I remarked.
sThat is all nonsense" be replied. 81 am
too young in the party to expect such prefer
euce at this time, and, moreover, Massachu-
setts has no right to present Q candidate.
When we have redeemed this State. as the EM-
pre state has been redeemed, and can name
40 distinguished and able man as New York
names in Mr.. Boffman, We may with some
show Of propriety talk OF presenting candi-
date. Atpresent We must contiDe ourselves to
the work Of overthrowing Rsdieadsm in our
own Borders"
THE FAREWELL sHAKi.
sMy dear sir" said rising, II have to
thank you for this interview and for the infor.
nation you have given me. I leave you pro-
foubdly impressed with the idea that Massa.
chusetts will be honored in you as r Chlef
Magistrate, ss the General Government vii!
ultimately be IN calling you iss head and
brightess ornament"
He bowel, shook mo warmly BY the hand,
and bade me call again whenever could find
opportunity, for which mark ofcondescension
expressed many thanks and bads him farewell.
TN G.
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. Republican.
The following is an extract from the letter
written by Judge Dent, OF Mississippi, in reply
to one received from President Grant in the
early part OF the present month. President
Grant, in the letter referred to, gave his
reasons for casting the weight Of his influence
in favor Of the Radical party in Mississippi,
and it is to that part that Judge Dent replies
thus: 6"
Is it reasonable to suppose that people
having the free choice OF their representatives
would elect for their rulers class OF pohu.
clans whose aggressive aud hostile conduct
hitherto has rendered them peculiarly obnox-
ious and disagreeable2 This ls the charge
made by the people Of mississippi against the
Radicals, or bltter-enders, AZ they are
called.
This charge is not made because they fought
against the South and secession, for many OF
is not made because they are OF Northern
birth and education, for many men OF North
ern birth and education and Of the Northern
army are with us In antagonism TO this OBJ
noxious party. It b not because they are he
publlcans, for their antagonists were among
publican platform and to advocate the clvil
and political equality Of all men, were sent as
delegates to Chicago, and for their consisten-
cy and constancy were rewarded by you with
Offices OF trust and honor.
. But, this charge is made, as have said be-
fore, because the proscrlpuve antecedents aud
aggressive policy OF these politicians towards
the people OF Mississippi have made them the
objects of peculiar adherence. That policy
consists not only in the continual advocacy OF
prescription, but in time Of profound peace,
such Revolutionary doctrines hs excite and
direct against the white meu Of the South
and their families most dangerous animos-
ityi such animosity, indeed, which, with con-
tinuation OF the same fuel, would inc vltably
lead to black mans party and war OF races.
Neither are such doctrines preached with an
honest desire to ameliorate the condition OF
the freedmen, or promote the ends of peace, or
strengthen the Republican party IN the South,
but solely to ALLEVIATE from the planter the time
honored confidence aid affection Of this race,
in order that the new political element, under
the banner Of Republicanism. might be en-
tirely controlled and subordiuated to their
own purposes Of power and ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
and to this class Of men whom you foiled in
their attempt to force upon the people Of Mis-
sissippi the oiious constitution, rejected at
the bsllot-boI, you now give the hand OF fel-
lowship and support, and spurn from YOU that
other class who, accepting tho invitation OF the
Republican party IN good faith, came e,. naasse
in Virginia and Tennessee, as they will come
in Mississippi and Texas, to stand upon its
platform and advocate its principles.
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the top of their carriages and shout with the
whole power Of their lungs. 81 haya daugh.
ter to- marry. Who wants wlfe9" The call
is answered by some other parent who has
SON he is anxious to pair of. The two parents
compare notes, and If the marriage portion is
satisfactory, the treaty is then and there eeni
cluded. The young man takes possession Of
his wife With all her goods and chattels. and
drives off msraly. Il, on the other hand, the
match is not equal. or for some other reason
unsatisfactory. then the parents begin to cry
their live merchandse once more.